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V'TY"
INTENSE SUFFERING
Prom
DyerJcpsIa anil
Trouble.
Stomach
Instantly Relieved and Psrttianstitly Cured
by S'uart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
A Now Discovery, Bnt Not a Patent Med
lolne. Dr. Itedwell relate an interesting neonunt
of what he considers a rcmarlntMe cure uf
acute stomach troubles and ohronlc dysrrepsla
by tho use of tlie new discovery, Stuart's
Tys; iri TsMpU.
He says: The pntlent wai a man who hud
8U Ik-red to my knowledge for yearn with dys
pepsia Everything ho ate deemed to sour
and crate ncid and gases In tho stomach ; ho
had pains like rheumatism in the hack,
shoulder blades and limbs, fullness and dis
tress after entlng, poor appetite and tons of
flesh ; tb heart became affected, causing pal
pitation and sleeplessness at night.
I cave him powerful nerve tonics and blood
remedied, but to on purpose. As an eiper
iment I finally bought a fifty cent package of
Stuart's Dysiiepsia Tablet at a droit store
and gave them to htm. Almost Immediate
relief Was givcu aud after he had Used four
boxes he was to all appearances fully cured.
Tliofe was no more acidity or soar watery
risings, no bloating after meals, the appetite
was vigorous and he ha gained between 10
and 13 pounds in weight of solid, healthy
flesh.
Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
ulivertieed and sold in drug stores yet I con
slder them a most valuable addition to any
physician's line of remedies, as they are per
fectly harmless and can be given to children
'or invalids or in Any condition of the stomach
with perfect safety, being harmless and con
taining nothing but vegetable and fruit es
sences, puro pepsin and Golden Seal.
Without any question they are the safost,
most effective euro for indigestion, bilious
ness, constipation and all derangements of
the stomach however slight or severe.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are made by tho
Stuart Co. of Marshall, Mich., and sold by
druggists everywhere at fifty cents per
package.
Little book on stomach diseases mailed
free, address Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.
GAIL BORDEN
EAGLE Brand
..CONDENSED MILK-
Has No Equal
SOLD EVERYWHERB
604 North Sixth St
s da entrance on Green St
PHILADELPHIA. CURB GUARANTEED.
.uuitrvr in i'iui;iiL (ss year) and fl
ear lloapltal Experience la Germany.
l TSTRtr.Tiinp. m nnn DmenM -V
General Debility Lost Vigor,-)
.excesses and all other
EFFECTS OF YOUTHFUL
Folly of roth spyfr
Permanently cured after every ono clio has failed
LOST MANHOOD AND SHRUNKEN ORGANS RESTORED,
No nutter what ielf-jled great and Hiraoui Doc tori an! special
liti claim, write, .print or Bay, old Ilr. Tliccl knoira mora
about tbeis dlieaaei and how to treat them noceisfuil j than all
othera combined, and they all know It too, to their sorrow.
Poor and Jllch, If yon were robbed and victimized, and you
whQ ta get Uonest and skillful treatment, try onco more old
Ir. TkeeL tad h will euro yoa poaltlrcly If euro If posilbta.
AO Deception, no False Ilprcentatton. Fresh eaKs
cured la i to 10 Days, fiend Htb Scent stamps for Truth
Beit of all for Slogiaor Harried, youngorold. Only Bookex-
Etlnz quacks, DoursiV-8, Erenlngsj 6-9. Iloari for eiam
atlon and treatment la seeming bopetos and dan peroral rases,
daily, 9 to 9, Wed. and Bau evga.,ftlolO. 8un.,0tol2. Treat
Went by mall. Strictest secroey Kuarsntecd. Pol lively
wa lowest charffea la this city for tho beat treatment.
PHILA. & READING RT
IN EPPBOT DEC 6, 1896.
Trains leave Shenandoah as follows:
For Now York via Philadelphia, week dtys
210, 836, 710 u. in., 1238, 303 ami 5 58 p. w
Sundays, 2 10 n. ni.
For New York via Mnuch Chunk, week dayi
8 25, 7 10 a. in., 12 38 and 8 03 p. in.
For Reading and Philadelphia, f-erk day,
2 10, S 25, 7 10 a.m., 12 33, 3 08 and 6 08 p. ni ud
davs. 2 10 a. m.
For Pottavllle, week days, 2 10; 7 10 n. ni and
12 oo, o w anu o uo p. in. Dunuayfl, z lu a. in.
For Tamaqua andMahnnoy City,. wet-It u-
210,3 35, 710 a. in., 1233, 308 ami S 08 p.
Sundaj's, 2 10 a. m.
For Willlarasporl, Sunbury and Lew!burjt
week days, 8 25, 11 30 a. m., and 7 21 p. n.
Sundays, 3 28 a. m.
For Mahanov Plane, weekdays, 'i in. a M K 9ft
710,1130 a. in., 12 33, 8 08,5 58, 7 35 and 9 St
p. m. Sundays. 2 10. 3 28 a. in.
For Ashlapd and bliamokln, week days, 8 28,
i ,u, , w u. ii,., too nnu voo p, m. oun
days, 3 25 a. m.
For Baltimore, Washington and the West d
I). & O. It. It., through trains lea-1 Keadlnt
Terminal, Philadelphia, (P. & U. 1 H.) at 8 20
7 85, 1128 a. m., 810 and 7.27 p. l- Sunday,
8 20, 7 00, 11 2H a. m., 8 46 and 7 27 p. in. Addl
tlonal trains from Twentv-fnurth anil (Tl l I
nut streets station, week days, 10 80s. m. 12 20.
ia igowp ni, sunuays, l uo, s 28 p m,
TKA1NS FOR SIIKNANDOAH
Teave New Ynrlc
via Philadelphia, wee
days. 4 30, 8 00 a. m., 1 , i 80, 9 00 p.
night. Sundays. 0 00 n. ftii
. trtr
daiVoToi'0 MflMBf4'' nmi
Leave Philadelphia, Iteadlns; Terminal, wea
days, i 20, 8 88, 1005 -a. in. and 4 05, 6 80, 11 J'
p.m. Sundays, 11 SO p.m.
Leave Iteadlne. week davs. 1 85. 7 10. 10 (if
11 65 u. m., 6 00 and 8 20 p. m. Sundays, 1 85 a. m.
jahv(i i-oiiviue, wees aays, J oo, 7 40 a. m.
12 30 aud 6 12 p. m. Sundays, 285 a. m.
Leave Tamaqua, week days, 3 18, 8 50, 11 26 s
m.j 1 27, 7 20 and 9 43 p. m. Sundays, 8 18 a. to
Leave Mahanov City, week davs. 8 45. ,21
11 47 a. m., 2 08, 7 44 and 10 08 p. ni. Sundays, 8 it
a. ui.
iMmllfltionnu Plana mulr .1 .... n An 1 ti
ff 80, 9 87, 11 69 a. w., 112,219,6 20,6 26, 787 n-'
wq ii. hi. ouiiuays, a iv, uu n. m.
Iave WllUanuport, week days, 7 42, 10 10
m 8 86 and 11 41 p. m. Sunday,, 11 18 p. in.
ATLANTIC 01 rY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street war! anr
South atraeiwliaif for AttunilA Otfcw
Weekihtye Bipress, 9 00 a. m., 2 00, 400, 6 00
Ii. ru. wwuiuiiiouaiion, e uu a. in., u ao p. m.
Sundays Bxpren, 900, 10 00 a. m, Aeooni.
inodation, 8 00 a. in.. 4 46 n. in.
Iteturnlne leave Atlanile City depot, eernej
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues.
Weekdays Biuresa, 7 86, 9 00 a. m., 8 80, 680
p. in. Aocommotiaiion, e ia a. in., 4 32 p, m.
Sundays Hi press, 4 00, VX p. m. Aoeommo-
uuiion, t 10 a. pj., 10 p. in.
Paclor Oars on all expreas trains,
BloodfHerveFood
Fer Weak and Run-Down Pejple from
Childhood to Old Age.
-"."fM iff I tm nobettof nil rei
..WHAT IT IS ! To. richest of all roitMf.l
UeUfcad
J la
SiflS.!?fidr"i V ,uU. fnuknem lu either mx, Whii
MMuil ; and . feniM,. ruga letor It Is worth H
titaxf, VCas. Drog,l.ta ur br m.ll. IlookT? ei!
hi lH! D"' CHA8E COMPANY,
ChUhuUr's Knoll,), lllamand TIm.2.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
..V;'1, ana only Oenulne.
'. ! relUMe; uait uk
tor CkUkniAr m ihniui fiv.
Jnm.i Id IIjuI ul n-u nui-m.1
bOIM. SMled llh blu HI.Il T. I
w,uw. -M
Kmu mkd tmllaiutut
tlalMiu AinnfgUu.f Mat4e
for IMrllOUlkM. tMtlUAflll . ml
in H4mps tor
"lUUtr Tor lltilleV w UU, bj return
ChalbMterCtiuiliMilC.,MallMin Hauare
I14
- - iiiiui. at n.
tiui.
INK AWAITS DEB.
Dotootivo8 Ssarohing for an Heir
ess to a Vast Estate
D ESERTBD hbr home for her love
rlio Daughter nf Ashbrook, the Million
nlro "Sheep King" of Australia, Wedded
the Man of Iter Oholoo mill Wns Dis
owned, but tho Father lteleuted.
Chicago, Jim. 80. Alfred Ashbrook, a
millionaire sheep owner uf MoJ.iourno.
Australia., died in 189S mill left his es
tranged daughter Edith cms-third of his
vast estate. The helms le supposed to be
in Chicago or its vicinity and detective
are trying to And her. The estate of tho
sheep king, as Ashbrook was known, ii
estimated to be worth at least IB, 500,000.
TWO daughter beside tho missing Edith
are the benefiolarlo.
Tho story of Miss Edith's leaving home
and her estrangement from her family is
romantic In spite of parental objection
she married tho man she loved and re
ceived a father's curses and promise of
disinheritance. But tho latter promise
was, as now develops, never fulfllled.
In 1880 Edith Ashbrook, tbon 18 years
old, mot and loved Edward Townsend, an
American olvil engineer, at a bnll in Mel
bourne. After a few months' con r Whip
Townsend proposed and was aocepted by
the girl, but tho peronts would not sana
tion tho union. Tho girl, however, mar-,
rled Townsend. The following year
Townsend and his bride left Molbourno,
going to San Franoieoo, where for a while
he was employed on one of the morning
papers. In 1880 the couple went to Port
Townsend, Wash., and later to Seattle.
Later they drifted to Victoria, B. 0.,
where Townsend is said to have died of
pneumonia. Mrs. Townsend has moved
from one place to another, supporting hor
self and hor ono child as best sho could.
Two yoars ago, advloos from Molbourno
state, sho was employod as a clerk in ono
of tho big department stores in Chicago.
lhat was tho last heard of hor.
ISx-Oongressman Slason for Senator
SpitlNQFIELD, Ills., Jan. 20. Kx-Oon-
grossman William E. Mason was nomi
nated for United States senator at tho Bo-
publlcan joint caucus last night after ono
of tho most bitterly fousdit battlos In the
history of tho Republican party in Illi
nois, Although he had boon canvassing
the state as a senatorial candidate for two
years, Mr. Mason's selection was regarded
as an impossibility up to within two hours
Of his nomination, the cholco bolng the re
sult of tho Sudden withdrawal from the
race of Congressman William Lorlmor,
who had held the almost solid vote of Chi
cago and Cook oounty. Mr. Mason's se
lection was a distinct defeat for tho com
bination of politicians known as the "ma
chine," and a victory for MoKlnloy's
loroes In the state.
Instructing Senator Thurston
Lincoln, Neb., Jon. 2a Sonator Ran
som, of Douglas oounty. Introduced yes
terday a joint resolution rocltine speochos
and letters of Sonator Thurston on tho
sliver question during the campaign of
1805. At that tlmo Senator Thurston was
quite an ardent advocato of froo coinage
or the American product at an un
stated ratio. After quoting about 3,000
words of tho senator's utterances tho
joint resolutions cull on him to now "sup
port and vote-for any and all monsures
that will bring about au abandonment of
exlbtlng gold monopolism aud that will
result lu a return to bimetallism."
Kzplodlug Hnller Killed Soventeon.
San Francisco, Jan. SO. One of tho
boilers of tho French steamer Sasrhallon
oxplodod while tho vessel was oil tho Chi
neso coast on Deo. 8, bound from Sluga
poro for Hong Kong. Eleven of the stot
ors nnd ono of tho ongiueers were killod by
tho explosion or by tho escaping steam.
Tho ohlef stokor was so badly injured that
ho died a few hours afterword, and four
other llremon died the next day, as a ro-
result of their burns. Tho vessel was
crowded with passengors, and for a tlmo
there was tho wildest scono of confusion
on board.
Train Robbery Statistics.
WA'BniNOTOS', Jan. 20. Some Interest
ing foots concerning train wrooklng woro
presented to tho judiciary committoo of
the house yesterday by Heprosentatlyo
Hubbard, ot Missouri, who has Intro
duced a bill to provide the death penalty
for I 'in crime. Mr. Hubbard showed that
the number of train "holdups" in bix
yoars h id been 183, lu which 72 purRonn
were killed and 88 wounded by shots. Tho
record for 1800 was 23 holdups, In which 83
passengers and trainmen were killod and
7 injured. Four robbers wore killed and
2 Injured.
The Right Name In the Bight Place.
Fan-Tina for coughs and colds, 26c. At
Qruhlor Bros.,"drug store.
Stsamer ltadsnorth Still Aground.
Tuokerton, N. J., Jan. 20. Tho steamer
Uadsworth, whloh wont ashore on Long
Iienoh on Monday, was unloaded yester
day with tho asslstauoo of tugs and light
ers, and will probably get off at high
water this afternoon, unless storniB or
winds should Interfere with wreckers. Sho
lies in an oasy position and shows no ovi-
denoe of damage.
Did You liver
Try Electrio Bitters as a romedv for vour
troubles? If not. get a bottle' now and get
relief. This medlcmo has been found to be
peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of
an xemaie Uomplalnts, exerting a wonderful
direct influence in giving htrength and tone
ij viie urgnus. 11 yuu nave ijose oi Appeuie
uvn.jn kiu.i , aAnnuauuD, c anning uimio, ui
are Nervous. Sleenlew. Excitable. Melancholv
or troubled with l)Uay Spells, Electric Bitters
is the medicine you need. Health and
strength are guaranteed by its use. Large
bottles only fifty ceuts at A. Waaler's drug
store.
The Idaho Meuiaurial tleudloch.
Boibb, Idaho, Jan. 20. Tho Populists
yesterday votfjd for Frank Walton on three
ballots for Uimed States senator. He also
received three Uemocrntlo votes. The re
sult of eaoh of the three ballots was : Wal
ton, 28 ; Dubois, 86. The Demoorats voted
tor iewia ( Vop.) on two ballots, and Nel
sou (Pop.) on the other. There is also a
aaamoeii in tee utnh legislature.
Minute, seem like hours when a life is at
suKe. uronp gives no time to send fer a doe-
tor, delay may mean death. One Minute
Cough Cure gives instant relief and insures
recovery. The only harmless remedy that
prouuees immediate results, u. it, ilagen-
UUUil.
Montreal's Mayor I'orbldt a Prize Plcht.
Montreal, Jan. 90. Mayor Wilson
Smith, at the instigation of the Citizen's
League, has Issued an order forbidding tho
ten-round sparring match between Slavln
and Hall, whloh is scheduled for tomorrow
evening at Souier I'ark. Efforts will be
made to have him reconsider his decision.
Was the Work of Professionals.
bw xobk, jan. wj. The polloe lay
that the theft of a bag oontslnlng $6,000
from the sidewalk lu front of the Puolflo
bank on Monday was the work of two, or
perhaps three, professionals. They have
no olew to the thieves, and it is unlikely
mat the money win be reooverod,
Lost A dear littlo child who made home
happyby its smiles. And to tbiuk, it might
nave ueen tavcu mu the parents only kept
in the house One Minute Cough Cure, the in
fallible remedy for croup. C. II. Hagenbuch
The North Carolina Senatortlilp.
llAi.Rioit, N C. Jan. MO. The first day's
ballot yosterday for United States somitor
reeultftjl lu no election and a Joint ballot
will l taken accordingly today. In the
house I'rltohard (Hep.), received 68 votes;
Doughton (l)jpn ), 87; Thompson (Pop.),
84. In "the senate I'ritolmtxl received 81
Votes Thompson, 18; Doughton, 7. Sixteen
populists voted for Prltchard, ten in tho
house and six in the senate. Senator But
ler's friends seem to hope that they may
bo ablo In joint session to scatter the Re
publicans, but it is the prevailing opin
ion that Pritohard will be elected.
Many Homes Wrecked by Explosion.
Mothi.e, Ala., Jan 80. Fire lastoven
lnu destroyed tho planing mill of the
Dixie Lumber company's extensive estab
lishment at Magazine Point, six miles
north of tho city. The flames oommuni
oated to a powder magazine containing
800 kega of powder and six eases of dyna
mite, which exploded with a terrlllo re
port, wrecking every house within a radius
of a quarter or a mile, no one was killed,
but one of two men hurt by flying debris
may die.
Ili'ndly JinrtliqunUo an a l'crslan Island.
London, Jan. 80. A Times dlspatoh
from Teheran, Persia, says that an earth
quake occurred on the island of IClshin, in
the Persian gulf, on Jan. 11, attended by
onormous loss of life. Klshm is near the
ontranoe to tile Persian gulf, and Is tho
largest island in that body of water, be
ing surrounded by many smaller islands.
Its longth Is seventy miles, and its avor
age breath twelve miles. The popula
tion Is estimated at 5,000, ohlelly Arabs.
FREE CORBJOR MEN.
A Michigan Mm Offers to
Send Bla Dls-
oovery Free.
Claims to Bo
a Benefactor
Mankind.
to Weakened
There is always more or less suspicion
attached to anything that is offered free hut
sometimes a man so overflows with generosity
that ho cannot rest until his diienvorv is
known to the world, in order that his follow
men may profit by what he has discovered.
It is upon this principal that a resident ot
Kalamazoo, Midi., desires to send free to
mankind a prescription which will cure them
of any form of norvoOs dohility ; relieves
thorn of all the doubt and uncertainty which
such men are peculiarly liablo to and restores
the organs to natural size and vigor. As it
costs nothing to try tho exporimeut it would
socm that any man, suuering witu uie
nervous troubles that usually attack men
who never stopped to realize what might be
the final result, ought to bo deeply interested
in a remedy which will restore them to
health, stroncth and vigor, without which
they continue to livo an oslstcnco of untold
misery. As tho roniody in question was the
result of many yoars research as to what,
combination would bo peculiarly cfl'cctivo in
restoring to men the strength ttioy necu, it
would seom that all men suffering with any
form of nervous weakness ought to write for
such a remedy at once. A request to II. C.
Olds, Box 1713, Kalamazoo, .Midi., stating
that you aro not sending for the prescription
out of idle curiosity, but that you wish to
make use of tho mcdicino by giving itn trial,
will be answered promptly and without
evidence as to where information came from.
The nrescrintion is sent free and althoueh
some may wondor how Mr. Olds can afford to
give away his discovery, thero is no doubt
about the offer being gouuino. Cut this out
and send to Sir Olds so that ho may know
how you camo to write him. 12-28-78&
EATO
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tj -wo EFFEOTS ATafTHEN.
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Lost Manhood in old or young, giving vigor and
strength where former weakness prevailed. Con
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Cufie is Quick, ano.Thorouqh.
Dan't oe deceived ey imitations: insist on
CATON'S Vltallzers. Stnt sealed it your drus
gist does not have it. Price 5 1 per pkge, 6 lor SS,
with written guarantee of complete cure.
Information, references, etc., free and confidential.
Send ua statement of case and 25 cts. for a week's
trial treatment. One only sent to each persoa. r
CATON MED. CO., BOSTON. MASS.
For sale nt P. P. I). Klrlln's drug storo nnd
Shenandoah drug store.
"WILL YOU BE CURED . . .
... OF YOUR INFIRMITY 7"
(Shakospear.)
If so, its certainly worth while to try the
RH0WCH0
HOMOEOPATHIC
UEI1BD1ES
10 CENTS
DRUGGISTS.
"They do the Work "
COUGHS AND COLDS, RHEUMATISM, DYS
PEPSIA, CROUP, CONSTIPATION,
FEVER, &C.
SHND FOR SAMPI1$.
BRONX CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Yonkors, N. Y.
If we can sell you
one 3C. package of
who
t a is admixture
has added
we'll bo satisfied.
You'll buy more
for It will touch
the spot. Grocers
hare SEELIQ'S.
olltUcofSccl
US' to ordinary
rcouee Knows a
Stand drink that
I will p-lease her husband.
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Dr. Conatys Inttallatlon
Washington, Jan. 80. Very Her.
Thomas J. Conaty, D. D., was yesterday
installed as rector of the Catholic Univer
sity of A merlon. It was a notable event
in tho history ot the Institution, and drew
together a distinguished assemblage of
ohurohtnen and educators. At 4 o'clock
Cardinal Gibbous, in a soatlct robt.heftded
the prooesilon across the university
grounds to McMnhoil Hall. Ho was ac
companied by Mgr. Montelil. MoMahon
Hall was handsomely decorated for the
event, the papal colors and the Stars and
Stripes being ontwlned above the plat
form where the ceremony occurred. Car
dinal Gibbons delivered the opening ad
dress, and Dr. Conaty's address olosed tho
exercises.
Steamer Sunk by Collision.
NrwYobk, Jan. 90. The British steam
ship British Queen, Captain Smith, which
arrived yesterday from Antwerp, wlillo
oomliig Mi rough Qmlney ohanuel at 8:14
p. m. was In collision with the outward
bound Atlas line steamer Alvenn. The
British Queen struck the Alvena amid
ships on the port side, tearing a large holo
lu her. The Alvena ran into a shoal
nnd soon filled with water. Tho steam
pilot boat Walter Adams went to tho
Alvena's aid nnd took off the passengers
and orew, bringing them to New York.
The Alvenu is now on the edge of the bar
full of water, and hor cargo is washing
out of her.
Rid Yourself of Rheumatism
Bay Bed Flag Oil, 28e. At Qruhler Bros.,
drugstore.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
c.
S. PHILLIPS, M. D.
Ofllee: 30 West Centre street.
Can be consulted at all hours.
M. BORKK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office Kgan building, corner of Main am
Ueutre Streets, Shenandoah.
J.
n. POMBROY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Shenandoah, Pn.
"JjJ W. SHOEMAKER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Corner Market and Centre streets.
pROF JOHN JONES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box G5, Mahanoy City, Pa.
Having studied under some of the ties'
masters it Xondon and Paris, will glvo lesson
on tliu violin, mandolin, eultar and vocal culture.
Terms reasonable. Address In care of Strouse.
the Jeweler. Shenandoah.
POLITICAL CARDS.
OR CHIEF 1JURCIE8S,
C. H. HAGENBUCH.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
pOR CHIEF UUECIESS,
FRANK WILC0M,
Of the Fouith ward.
Subject to Deinoeratio rules.
Jj)OR CHIEF nUROESS,
PIERCE WALKER,
Of the Fourth ward.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
pOR CHIEF BURGESS,
CHARLES G. PALMER,
Of the Fourth Word.
Subject to Citizens pnrt rules.
JjlOR CHIEF BURGESS,
JACOB NOLL.
Subject to Deinoeratio party rules.
JjWR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
M. P. C0NRY.
Subject to Democratic party rules.
pOIt CHIEF BURGI5B3,
JOHN DAND0.
Subject to the Citizens l&rty rules.
OR CHIEF BURGESS,
ALEX. DAVIS,
Of the Fifth Ward.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
OR CHIEF BURGESS,
A. P. TABOR.
Subject to Deinoeratio party rules.
p OR CHIEF BURGESS,
WOLF LEVINE.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
pOU TAX RECEIVER,
A. D. GABLE,
Of tho Fourth Ward.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
pOR COUNCIL, LSeoond ward.,
MARTIN SHOEMAKER,
Subject to Citizens' party rules.
pOR COUNCIL, (Second ward)
CHARLES SCH0PPE.
Subject to the Citizens party rules.
IilOR SCHOOL DIRBOTOR,
(Two year terra.)
ISRAEL EISENHOWER,
Of the Second ward.
Subject to Citizens' party rules.
JjlOR COUNCIL, (Firth Word),
CHARLES F. HOFFMAN,
Subject to tlie Cttlsens party rules.
InOR SCHOOL BIRKOTOK,
J IThlrd Ward),
GEORGE L. HAFNER.
Subject to Citizen party rule.
pOlt BOROUGH AUDITOR,
WILLIAM L. SM0YER,
Of the Fifth ward.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
LflliDSALKIYSIlliS
The British Premier Dismisses the
Arbitration Treaty,
IT 7ILL K0T AVERT WAEFABE
Hut It Will l'rove nn Invuliinlile lliilwn.rU
to Vrotect ICxemtlve Ofllrers Ag-ntnst
Jingoes, nml Will T.enil to Other Im
proved Metlinits of Arbitration.
IiONDOS, Jnu. 20. After tho reading of
tho queen's soch in the house of lords
yesterday, and the usual opening oxer
niies, the Mnrqul of Kalisbury delivered
his address on the pollny of the govdrn
ment, Ileejiirdlng the arbitration treaty
with the United Stntos the premier said:
'I ennnot speak as freely as I desire on
the arbitration treaty, because it lias not
been ratified. Hut I do not think there is
need to expend muoh effort in convincing
Lord Klmberley on that subject. He prob
ably agreed with roe as heartily as any
body ooncernlng the advantages such a
treaty may confer, and I am bound to say
I am picking up the thread which fell
from his hands- about two years ago. I can
only observe that you must not think vre
are indulging in liilllenlal nn Hoi nations if
we hope that something will be done by
the treaty of arbitration to diminish the
risks of war. I do not say it will restrain
a Napoleon or a Bismarck. But, diplo
macy is full of an lnflulto number of small
differences whloh ore caught by the peo
ple and press of both countries, and if they
are written upon, exaggerated and en
larged, they tend to diminish the friend
ship between the countries and give birth
to a feeling of alienation and resentment.
"Tho power of going immediately to a
trlbuual to settle those things will pre
vent a process so injurious to the good
Will of nntions, especially between two
nations who understand eaoh other un
fortunately too well, that if we art not
frlonds we should be enemies.
"But thero is -still a greater advantage
In the existence of the arbitration system,
and that arises from the prevalence of
popular institutions in most of the coun
tries of tho world, where there ore minis-
tors who eovern and members of parti-
mont and others who criticize them, and
this body generally contains one class of
whom I desire to spaak witli all respect
Thoy aro known popularly as Jingoes.
Thoy aro very patrlotio, and thoir
warmth of patriotism sometimes oloudB
their auDrBoiatlon of dotalls, But thoy
exist in all countries, and you will always
Unci that ono of the prlnolpal subjects
whloh preocouplod the minister is how
to furnish an aocount of the matter which
Is soothing to this very oxoltablo portion
of his critics.
"It is my belief that n won working ar-
bltratlen System will prove an Invaluable
bulwark to defend the minister from suoli
criticism. It would bo impossible to ao-
ouse him of trifling with the honor of tho
oountry oi surrendering a substantial ad
vantage If he oould say that he had sub
mitted the matter to an Impartial trib
unal, and, unfortunately, the deolslon had
been against him. It is Impossible not to
feel that tho ministers oould negotiate
with a freor hand and mora determination
if thoy woro absolutely secure from danger
of such interference. I do not say this
with reference to our country, because
horo, less than olBowhore, Is n minister's
hnnd forced by such."
Lord Salisbury then dwolt upon tho in
creasing military burdonB of thooountrlos
of tho world, and. the danger that tho no
tions would ruth into war In order to end
thoir sufferings. He ooncludod by saying:
"I do not say that an arbitration system
will end this, but while tho coll Is grow
ing it is our duty to make an offort to do
vieo system which will In Bomo degree bo
a subject for this ruinous necessity, and
whloh will apply to publlo law that rem
edy whloh wiis appllod to private war cen
turies ago.
"I believe that tho moasuros which wo
have taken will be principally of value in
this, and will load to other measures of
the same kind. And wo, or thoso who
come after us, will have tho advantage of
sooing the necessity of vast, armaments
gradually disappear before tho growth of
that which wo have come to consider a ne
cessity of civilized life, namely, tho sub
stitution of Judicial doclsions for the
droad of the arbitrament of the sword. I
hopo this effort, small as It is, will be suc
cessful, and that thoso who oomo after us
will have the happiness of carrying a sim
ilar effort to an equally successful conclu
sion in future days."
In the house of oomraons Sir William
Vernon Harcourt criticized tho advance of
the Anglo-Kiryptian expedition up tho
Kile, and asked for an explanation from
the government of its Egyptian polioy.
He dwolt upon the non-success of the
British polioy in the east, and urged that
tiegovernment should frankly oo-oporate
with Itussla: ' ' ,
Annlh-v Victim of a Madman.
Larciimont Manor, N. Y., Jan. 'SO.
Mrs. Harriot' Palmer, tho mothor of tho
demented Arthur Palmer, who Monday
oveniug shot his brother Leonard dead,
and wounded his mother aud sister, died
nt her homo on Weaver street yostorday,
and hor daughter Gertrudo died last night.
No trace of the maniao murderer has boon
found, although scores of men have
scourod tho country and tho police in all
directions havo beon on the lookout for
him.
Ills Millions Cannot Save Illm.
Jefferson' City, Mo., Jan. 30. The su
preme oourt yesterday handed down n de
cision affirming the decree of the lower
court in the case of Arthur Duastrow, the
St. Louis millionaire, who killed his wife
and child. Judge Hlnzel, of the Frank
lin oounty oourt, lu which Buestrow was
oonvlotecl, will resentenco the prisoner to
and child. The decision sets the date of
Duestrow's execution for Feb. 10 next.
Matthews to Die March la.
Baltimore, Jan. 80. Governor Lloyd
Lowndes baa fixed Friday, Maroh IS, ns
tho day of execution for George Mat
thews, Vf ho Is under sentence of death for
the murder of James Irwin, of Allen's
Fresh, Charles oounty, on Aug. S, 1806.
Irwin, the murdered man, was the hug
hand, of the woman who was on Monday
acquitted of the olmrge of being an ac
eeeaery with Matthews lu the planning of
thoorime.
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It relieves retention of water and pain in
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Aliased Plot to Assastlnato Addleks.
Doveh, Del., Jan. 80.-J. Edward Ad
dlobs was waited upon at his rooms in the
Hotel Rlohardaon yesterday by a well
known olklaan, who Informed him there
was a plot to asiaaslnate him. Addloks
was n visitor to the state house Monday
night during the progress of the Deuio
orfttlo oauout, and was warned to leave by
friend.
A weed in the garden can be easily destroy
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