THE SHAKERS DO THEIR DUTY.
"If n man discovers a valuable medicine,"
aid Itornco Orcelcy, "It Is his duty to adver
tise it" Yes, and at onic ; for siill'crliig
demands tlio speediest relief possible, l!ut
let the man first bo snro. Suffering had bettor
wait than bo deluded by false hopes. Medi
cine, lko surgery, must often seem cruel In
order to be really kind. On this principle
tho Shakers, of Mt. Lebanon, N. Y., with
held their groat indigestion and dyspepsia
remedy from the public for several years.
With them right-doing is everything money
comparatively nothing. Ilcncothopopularity
and snrcosi of whatever they oiler for sale.
IIn.Mii (satisfied therasclvos of tho merit of
their medicine by employing it in the Horst
i.. s of dlgostivo disorders in their own
vicinity for years, thoy did their duty they
advertised It, under tho name of tho Shaker
Digestive. Cordial. In all cases where there
is dUtn-ss after eating, pain in the stomach,
chest and hack j aversion to food with tho
resulting symptoms, such as headache, furred
tongue, eructation of gas, with weakness and
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happy effect, living itself n digested food
wlth'power to digest other foods, it relieves
the weak and possibly lnll.imcd stomach of
the labor it is in no condition to perform,
giv s now strcugth to tho body and presently
restores In tho digesthe organs their normal
vigor. Taken immediately after eating this
remedy insures tho digestion of tho meal and
prevents tho fermentation of tho food, which
is tho source of most of tho afllictcd symp
toms which accompany dyspepsia. It is ulso
as agreeable to tho tasto as it is potent as a
medicine.
To show their own confidence in it, and to
hasten its universal adoption, tho Shakers
authorize druggists to sell trial bottles at the
nominal prico of ten cents.
as
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Has ThrceTiiuos ns Jinny Votes
a3 Wiinamnkcr.
NO DOUBT OF SUCCESS.
His Kival's Oainpaign Now Ono
of Eovouge.
THE HAND OF LEAOH.
Ills Ilntrotl nf Qtlny Cnuslns htm to Use
tho Wnnamnkcr Press llurctiu to
Grntlry Ills Ovrn IVrsonnl Spleeu lu
Vntilty A llunfrt.tl Cnmimlsu.
PlIILADELrillA, Duo. 28. Uolos Ponrosa
hns won tho fight for tho Unltoil Stntos
scnatorshlp, nnil no nniount of blustor or
manufactured sonthnont enn possibly
chnngo the result botweon now anil the
tltno whon tho legislature will bo called
upon to oloet tha successor to J. Donnld
Cmnoron. Tho young senator from I'hll
ndolphla la now posltlvo of 152 out of tho
215 Hopubllcan votoi In tho uoxt legisla
ture Thoso who nro lu a position to, un
derstand tho real political situation In
Pennsylvania bollcvo thoro will soon lia rt
gonoral scampor, and that a majority of
tho remaining slxty-thvoo votoa will bo
found In tho ranks of tho Ponroso men,
and against Wannmakor.
As n mattor of fact, tho fight for Wnna
miikor hns virtually closed, and Is only
being kopt up on tho surfaco for the pur
poso of deceiving tho public and gratify
ing tho vanity of n few man who clustor
around tho merchant prince for social,
buslnoss nnd pecuniary motlvos of tholr
own. Tho whole Wannmakor campaign
has now dogonerntod Into a campaign of
abuso and revongo, nnd In this unique
porformanco Mr. Frank Willing Loach
finds himself employed lu a congenlnl
work. Interviews nnd statements are
being sent out assailing Sonator Quay and
every ono else who has tho tomorlty to an
nounco himself against Wnnnmakcr, and
In favor of representing tho interests of
his constituents.
Tho "fako" charactor of tho Business
Men's Loaguo is nowgonorally understood
In nil ports of Pousylvanlo. In tho begin
ning, a fow business men wore deceived,
but thoy soon saw through tho whole solf
lsh scheme and wlpod their hands of It.
Thoy see now that what was announced
as a lcgltlmnto buslnoss organization Is
merely n self constituted committee got
ten up by n ollquo of ovor-rlch Philadel
phia capitalists who deslrod to further
tholr own selfish intorosts at tho oxpenso
of tho people of Pennsylvania.
The most significant feature of the cam
paign at tho prosont tlrao is tho willing
ness of tho Ponrosa managers to hold an
oarly caucus. The Philadelphia Ledger,
notod as ono of tho most conservative
papers In tho Quaker City, prints tho fol
lowing in Its issuo of Dec. 'M.
"Tho Ponroso managers favor an early
caucus of tho Itepubllcan mombors of tho
loglslaturo to voto for it candidate for Uni
ted Stntos sonator. Some of thom nro agi
tating tho quostion of calling tho cnucus
togothor on Jan. 0, tho day nftor tho legis
lature organlzos, nlthough tho oloctlon of
a Unltod ritatos sonator to succood bonator
Camoron cannot bo hold until Jan. 19.
Two wooks beforo tho oloctlon is unusual.
In 1803 tho caucus which ngroodupon Son
ntor Quay for ro-olectlou mot tho day bo
foro tho logislnturo acted. This yoar, how
ever, thoro Is a disposition among tho
Ponroso pooplo to hasten mattors, in order
to commit tlio mombors to tholr candldato
and placo them on record, so that thoy
could not chaugo to nuothor candldato nf
tor voting In tho caucus without tho risk
of having tholr motlvos qnostionod.
"Tho eagornoss of tho Ponroso peoplo
for an oarly otucus Indicates a coulldouco
that tholr candidate has pledged to him a
majority of tho Itepubllcan mombors,
which Mr. Wnnamakor's friends nro not
willing to admit. Should tho cuuus bo
hold on Jan. 6, or ft day. or two later, and
decido In favor of Sjnator Ponroso, tho
conllnunncoof tha agitation on bohalf of
tho defeated candidate's Intorosts would
bo practically usclass, unless tho majority
should bo so small that a vigorous effort
might rosult In chaining enough mem
bers lo elect tho uimuecojaful oandldato
liofovo tlu .ileus.'
Pl II Tnc SM'MCHi lu
r IfT? tnnny a household is
It-.jlii llL. the peculiar weak
lf?3 nesa of ,he wife nnd
nitiincr, ui ui 1 11 u
wife who ought to be
a mother and is not.
Happiness is de
stroyed by the pres
ence of the secret
sickness that may
lurk like a grinning
death among the
most luxurious
homes. The most
terrible thing about
this condition of af
fairs Is that It Is entirely needless. There is
no teason in the world why every woman
in the world should not be strong and health
ful and capable of fulfilling her whole duty
as a wife and mother. Manv women eo on
, month after month, and year after year, be
j coming weaker and weaker, because of a
very natural hesitancy they feel In consult
ing a physician. They know that if they go
to a doctor for treatment, the first thing he
I will Insist on will be "examination" ami
' "local treatment." This must of course be
distasteful to every modest woman. They
are generally as unnecessary as they are ab
horrent. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
cures positively, perfectly, permanently, all
varieties of "female weakness" and dis
ease. It Is designed to do this one thing,
and IWloea It. It is the only medicine now
before the public for woman's peculiar ail
mcnts, adapted to her delicate organization
by a regularly graduated physician an ex
perienced and skilled specialist in these
maladies. It cannot do harm in any condi
tion of the system. Its sales exceed the
combined sales of all other medicines for
women.
livery woman will be healthier and happier for
following mc iricuuiy, practical
counsel contained In Dr. Tierce's
great universal doctor book:
"The reople's Common Sense
Medical Adviser." It Is the most
comprehensive medical work in
one volume iu the Kngltsh lan
guage. It contains looS pages,
fully Illustrated, oSo.ooo copies
have been sold nt ji.50 cad,
bound lu cloth. The profits are
now used ill printing hair-a-mlll-ion
free conies bound In strolls
mauilla paper covers. To get one you have only
to send 2t one-cent stamps (to pay cost of mail
ing only), to World's Dispensary Medical Associ
ation, No. 663 Main Street, nuilalo, N. Y. Scud
promptly before all are given away if in wait
of one. The urc going off rapidly.
The Modern Cleaner
i i 2i!5lL5!ii: :
ir liilauo plilnlseittttluiltiithe senator
ship tit: piioplu of th.it city should liuvo
tho privilege .it mulling tha lilitii who la
to be given the honor. A large majority
of the state senators find of the representa
tives, uiul an overwhelming majority of
the people, have declared lu favor of Uolos
l'enrose Need more be said?
Wniiiiiniiiior May Withdraw.
Tlio intlicjliuns nro that John Wnnn
maker will probably not pormlt his nnmo
to go beforo the Uepuhllc.111 legislative
caucus as 11 candldato for United States
senator. He reallzos that ho cannot win,
and If ho can withdraw gracefully boforo
tho caucus meets ho will do bo. That Ills
friends boliovo ho will rollro from tho con
tost Is ovldonced by their foolish tlk of
roveugo upon those who now control the
Kepubllcnn stnto organization. It was
tho pooplo that rose up in tholr majosty to
robuko tho ring rulo of the monopolist.
Waniimaker's Chief Salesman,
Jlldrale Tribune-Itepubllcan.
Kudolph Blankenburg, Mr. 'Wuunmak
er's chief salesman, has received a notice
from Sharpsburg that Business Men's
Longuo" has been orgnnlzod at that nlaco.
and that It contains it largo number of
"artisans and laborers." The noonlo of
Sharpsvlllo know them as "Jawsmlthg nnd
tnolr stnuers."
Wanamnker Tactics,
The tactics of the Wnuamakor nolltl.
clans should bo condemned by ovory re
putable man In tho stnto. It U a dlsgraco
that should bo wiped out by tho unan
imous oloctlon of Senator Ponroso to tho
United btatos senate.
What Leuoh Lacks.
Altoontt News.
It Is ovldont that without Sonator Ouav's
counsel and guldanco tho leadership nud
management 01 rraiiK wining Loach of
the Wannmakor tainnolim Is doomed to n
dismal falluro.
A llrllllaut man.
Boles Ponroso is 0 brilliant younff mnn.
and will fill tha senatorial chair with abil
ity and rolloot crodlt upon tbo good judg
ment of tho people of this stnto by mak
ing htm their representative.
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W1M TREATY.
Anothor Oonfbreuce with Am
bassador Paunocfoto,
Tours to Ciilirorntii.
("iillfornin lm liccn most flttingly tornieil
tlio "Italy of America." All the dcllcloiu
liulm, tlio cloudless sky, anil tlio rlili mt
dure of tlio Rrent llnroiiean peninsula arc
duplicated in this sunny land of tlio 1'iiclllc.
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lieatityi and beru sbo bai ostabllilied bcr
own snuitarium, where eternal spring In
spires everlasting youth. Witli the snmv
uiantled peaks of tho Sierras upon tho one
baud, the culm l'lieille with itssoft hreesies
upon the other, and a veritable piiraillse of
(lowers, fruits and plants between, man ran
And and needs no lovelier land. To visit
sii -h a country is a privilege, a hlexsitiK.
Tlio l'ouniylvania Itallroad Company,
rieoKuiziUR the need of a nioro comfortable
.111 J pleasant way of crowing the continent,
inaugurated a "eries of annual tnurs to Oili
r.irnia, running a through train of I'nlliimn
pilaro ears from N'ow York to tbo l'.ieilic
Co.it, and stopping at the principal points of
interest en route. Tlio groat popularity of
tin) tours dciiiuii-.trato!) tbo widmn of the
movement.
For tho Reason of 1MI7 three tonrs have
lieen arranged to lcavo N'ew York, l'hiiadel
(iliia, and Pittsburg, January 2", February
'it, and March 27.
Tbo first tour will run direct to San Dicjio
ia St. Louis and tho Santa l'o Koute, and re
turn from San IV.iucisco via Salt liko City,
Denver, and Chicago, allowing live weeks in
California.
Tbo second tour will run via the Mammoth
Cavoand Neiv Orleans to Sail Diego, stopping
at tlio "Crescent City" during tlio JIardi
(li-.n Carnival. This tour will lcturn via
vlt Lako City, Denver, Omaha, and Chicago,
illowing four wceksin California.
Tlio third tour n ill run viaCliicago.Dcnver,
mil Salt Lako City, allowing passengers to re
turn by regular traius via difforeut routes
within niuo mouths.
All of these tours, either going or return
ing, will pass through the famous Colorado
region, Ulemvood Springs, Leadvillo and the
liardcu of tho Gods.
Rates from all points on tbo I'eunsylvania
Railroad Systom east of Pittsburg: First
tour, $31(1 ; second tour, $330; third tour,
$310 round trip, and $150 ono way.
For detailed itineraries and other informa
tion, apply at ticket agencies, special book
ing olliccs, or address George V. lioyd,
ssistnnt General Passenger Agent, Broad
Urcct Station, Philadelphia.
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No. 3 " Infants' Diseases.
No. 4 " Diarrhea.
No. 8 " Neuralgia.
No. 0 Cures Headache.
No. lO " Dyspepsia.
No. 11 " Delayed Periods.
No. 1 2 " Leuchorrea.
No. 14 " Skin Diseases.
No. IB Cures Rheumatism.
No. 10 " Malaria.
No. 20 " Whooping Cough
No. 27 ' Kidney Diseases.
No. 30 " Urinary Diseases
No. 77 " Colds and Grip.
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POLITICAL CARDS.
C. H. HAGENBUCH.
.Subject to Citizens party rules.
JjlOU CJHKK UUltGKAS,
PIERCE WALKER,
Of tlio Fourth wnril.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
jpoit CIIIUK IlUltdKSS,
CHARLES G. PALMER,
Of tho Fourth M'nnl.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
JjOlt CHIUF HUItOISS,
JACOB NOLL.
Subject to Pemocratio party rules.
JjlOlt ltF.Cl'.lVIilt OF TAXISS,
M. P. CONRY.
Subject to Democratic) party rules.
Tjion chiicf nunoias,
JOHN DANDO.
Subject to tlio Citizens jiarty rules,
JjlOIt CHIEF Ill'KOKSH,
ALEX. DAVIS,
Of the Fifth Wunl,
Subject to Citizens party rules.
Tho 'euezuolall Ooviirnliieiit Xot Inelltieil
to Affreo to tho Itiitllleatloti or thn lloc
iiiiieut I'nlll It Has lleen Carefully lrt
nniliioit Wasiiivhtov, Deo 81 Secretory Olney
i yotsrilftv vUlteil the llrltUli omlmny,
, whore ho held 11 loniiotiiirttruiieeby nppolnt-
inontwlth Sir Julian i'liuncefiilo.the Hrlt
i lsh nniluixiador, relative to tlieBtatusof the
j Vulieiiuliin xettleinuiitr ami the itiineriil
tnwty of arbitration lietween tho Unitctl
I Status mill Great lliiialn. Mi-. OlneyN
cnll followeil the arrival of Minister An
drBilo. of Venezuela, mul Mr. .Tninen J.
I Stiirrow, counsel In tlio Venezuela cosw,
who ronchetl Washington Into Sunday
evonlng. Tlio rosults of. tho conforeuee
wero gunriled with tho utninst secrecy
which prevails at mtvtliiKd between the
secretary and thHtiinhnssador, hut there la
pood reason t lielieve It was tho ocoalon
, for gol iih over vural new plmfrei of the
I Venezuela question which havodevcloped
with tho roturn of tlio olllciaU from
Caracas.
Tho ollli ials thomeelves tiro oxtroinely
reticent nnd will hay only In Koneral terniH
that tho prospect of an acceptance of tho
settlement by Venezuela Is Rood. It Is
understood, however, that thero arc im
portant limitations to this acceptance,
which appear to make the case lei hope
ful of an liuniedlato and satisfactory con
clusion than has been oxpectod.
Tho plan of an extra session of the Ven
ezuelan congress has been practically
abandoned. When tho settlement was
nindo in ashltiRton, two months oern, .
Uttlo doubt existed that an extra session ,
would be Immediately called by President
Crospo. Messrs. Atulnido and Storrow
left for Caracas to urge I'resldont Crespo
tmd tho government authorities to secure
au immediate necoptanco. On arriving at
Caracas Mr. Andrado onblod Secretary
Olney that President Crospo would call
an extra session. This was received with
satisfaction at tho stato department as an
evidence that Venezuela would net
promptly.
Hlnce then, howover, no call foran ex'ra
session has boon Issuod. It has developed,
, also, that a strong sentiment existed
against an extra session, coming only a
short timo boforo the regular session of
Fob. 20. As thirty days must elapso after
tho notice of an oxtra session tho congress
I could not possibly convene boforo Fob. 1
j orthoreabouts. Under thesocircumstanres
j It is practically settlod that there will bo
no extra session, but that the regular ses
1 (-Ion will bo advanced twenty days, under
a custom prevailing In Venezuoln. Tho
congress meets for two months, according
to the law, but usually It has boon ox
tonded twonty dayB beyond tho two
months. It Is felt that this extension
might bo added to the beginning of tho
session with tho same propriety as to tho
end of tho session.
For this reason tho political outlook Is
that tho Venezuelan authorities will con
vouo congress on Feb. 1, or twenty days
ahead of tho usual tltno. This will give a
regular se-lou without tho oxtra oxponso
and confusion of au extraordinary session.
There appears also to be much question
as to the nature of Venezuela's accept
ance. President Crospo and tho govern
ment authorities have expressed satisfac
tion witli tho general results of tho settle
ment so far as they secured arbitration,
yet thoy havo not yet expressed olllclul ap-
I proval of all tho details ol tho settlement.
I On tho contrary, there seems to bo a very
j earnest desire nt Caracas for more exact
j information on tho terms of the trenty
butween Venezuela and Dro it Britain.
Whon tlio settlement was mado In
i Washington n rotih draft of tho general
features of the settlement was made. This
contemplated tho suboquont negotiations
I of an arbitration treaty between Great
Uritain and Venezuela, on the general
linos prescribed by tho settlement, lint
tho Venezuela authorities prefer to seo
I the treaty itself, Instead of an agreement
t for a treaty, nnd tho political Indications
are that Venezuela will glvo no accept
ance until tho entire phraseology of tho
treaty, with all its terms and nuallllca-
Hons, is completed. '1 hla may take con-
slderable time.
i The general expectation was that Vene
zuela would ilrst accept tlio proposed
method of settlement. Then diplomatic
relations between tiroat liritaiu and Ven
ezuela would fullowasu matter of oourso.
When those relations wore ro-ostnhllslicil
tho British minister nt Caracas could
readily take up tho negotiations of tho
proposed arbitration treaty. At present,
, however, there Is no disposition to await
' tho gradual maturing of this eompleto
treaty, and It is little short of settled that
tile treat . , t hao to be forthcoming,
and all t' . incidental negotiations closed
boforo tin 'osirod Venezuelan ratification
Is socur' 1
On the question of general arbitration
lietwe n the United .Mates and
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made their llual draft of the treaty, and it
is in the hands of Lord Salisbury await
ing Ills approval. .No doubt exists of It;
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remedy is a great surprlso on account of it
? . Pr ProniptiiBmi In relioving isiln iu
the bladder, kidneys, bark and every part
of the urinary passages in male or fenialo.
It relieves retention of water and rain iu
passing It almost Immediately. If you want
quick relief nud euro tills la ycur renirdy.
Sold by fjhapim's pharmacy, IDT Houth Alain
"liuri.
Train ...ihtjers ;nptiu-il,
HOUBTOX, Tex., Doe. SS Information
Is received by tlw Wolls-Fnrgo express
hore that the rangers have captured tho
robbors who holdup the Southern I'aelllo
passenger train at Coinstock, Tex., a week
ago. Thoy nro in jail lit Del Itlo, where
their oxaiuluatloii will take placo. The
loader of the gang Is said to bo A. II. l'or
viauco, of Del Itlo, and tlio othors nrothroo
etockiuen, who live lu that section.
The Ideal Panacea,
Jamos T.. Francis, Aldcrmun, CIiIchro, nays:
"I regard Dr. King's Now Discovery as an
Ideal I'anaeoa for Coughs, Colds and I.ung
Complaints, having used It lu my family for
tho last Ilvo years, to tho exclusion of
physician's prescriptions or other prepara
tions." Itev. John Iltirgns, Keokuk Iowa, writes
I havo been a Minister of tlio Methodist
Episcopal church for 00 years or more and
have never found anything so hi ui lli tnl, or
that gavo mc bucIi njiietly relief ns I)r King 1
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