EVENING HERALD
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"All the News That's Fit to Print."
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THURSDAY, FKI1RUARY 23. WW.
!'iiiiDKST II BBtstiv's new daughter
!t said to favor her Cut her rither mure than
In r iiuitlu-r. Ai Mr. II irrlsoii was never
r. g.irded as specially handsome. It In to ho Iti
fericd from that thst the new arrival in not
the most beautiful babe Indianapolis ha.-, ever
'i cn. though no doubt her proud parent
t'oi ii k she is.
Kvh.Rv time the state of Neradt has s
ri'iisus taken abe finds her population has
fuller, off, and no way has been foond to
slni this diminution. She will hare a
rhauie to correct lier record, If ahe Is
shnrp. All ahe will have to do is to take
tier next cenaua when tbe Gorbett-Pfts-Mimnuns
bruising match comes off. That
will Hive her a lift.
Tut tit are s good many newtnspen, some
of tlinn unite influential, wlieee iiubtishera
would he willing to plnnge the conn try into
u war with Spain, or, for that matter, with
almost any other country, provided they
i mild thereby earn the questionable reputa
tion ol having been the first to proclaim or
p n diet lie possibility of such a consumma
tion, rwuie of the papers in question have
nut hesitated to tutor the most Imrefaced
falsehoods in order to will notoriety. The
rc-ult of their efforts iu nearly every caw lias
been exposures of the canards and tbe con
sniuuit shame and discredit of theirautliors.
V Mii nnjAN man went into a lestaiimnt
in l liu.igo and ordered' from a French bill of
fiic i iieutly to his surprise and net a little
I i Ins disgust the Walter broujlit him po-
tjtois moked in Ave different styles and
in t !iiiij else. Now the man has Introduced a
loll into the Michigan Legislature providing
tb.it menus shall be printed in English only.
Tin ie are two ways of looking at tills little
ti 1-,'eilynf life. One is that no man, not even a
M k big in man, is to be blamed for not uuder
st imlin;; Chicago French, and the other if
thdt any uiuu who eonies from Potato Piu
ifc'souu starnpiug hirniimls and kicks on
having potatoes aerveil in five different ways
is a villain and a traitor to the state.
Tin: Theatre Hat hill which lias been peiul
lug at llarrisburg for some time past, met
with what is called a temporary, but which
in hardly lie regarded as any other than a
permanent defeat. The advocates of the bill
iln not view tlie.sittialimi in that light, argn
m;; that at the proper time it will again "hoi
tiji seicmly" and become a law. Much as u
v.oulil like to sco the many high aud broad
Ij, its in theatres and othor places of uinuse
iiu ut abolished, we niuuh fear that it will
ui viT be accomplished by legislation as it
purposed by this bi.l. The abolishing of the
nuisance should b the voluntary work of
the women. There are many reasons why
they should take the lead in tbe proposed re
form, a prominent one nf which is that men
almost universally defer to the whims and
cipricesof women, if not absolutely uncom
plainingly, at least w ithout violent ontspokec
opposition, aud hence compliance with this
universal and reasonable demand should b
made without a Binglo word further than a
polite request that a fashion so detrimental to
tbe comfort of men, and for that matter of
women, too, should lie laid aside.
BENNETT'S ANNOUNCEMENT.
We w ere shown a clipping from tbe New
York Herald dated June 1st 1810, in which
the editor, James Gordon Bennett, adopted a
nuelwayof announcing his declaration ol
love and bis approaching marriage, through
the columns of his paper. The dipping has
hern in tbo possession of Capt. George W.
Johnson for a number of years. Hero is the
way the senior Bennett uiado tbe startling
unnmiucement:
"I mi going to lie married in a few days.
The weather is so beautiful; times are getting
so good, the prospects of political and moral
reform so auspicious, that I cannot resist tin
divine instinct of honest nature auy longer;
so I am going to be married to one of tbe
most splendid women in intellect, in heart,
in soul, in property, in person, in manner,
that T have yet seen in the course of my in
teresting pilgrimage through human life.
"I can not stop iu my career. I must ful
fill tbat awful destiny whicii the Alu-igbty
Father lias written against my name, in tbe
broad letters of life, sgsintt the wall of
heaven. I must give tbe world a pattern of
bappy wedded life, with all tbe charities
that spring from a nuptial love. In a few
days I shall be married according to the
holy rites of the most holy christian church,
to one of tbe most remarkable, accomplished
and beautiful youug womeu of tbe age. 81. e
possesses a fortune. I sought and found a
foitune a large fortune. Sbe lias no Slon
iugton shares of Mauhatten stock, but in
purity und uprightness sbe is worth half a
million of pure coin. Cau any swindling
lank show us much ? In good sense and
elegance another half a million, In soul,
mind and beauty, millions on millior.s, equal
to tbo whel spsuia of all the rotten bauk
in the world. Happily, the patronage of
the publi". to the Herald is nearly fSS.OOO per
auuuui, almost equal to a President's salary.
But properly in the world's goods was never
uiy object Fame, public good, usefulness lu
uiy day and generation; the religious aaaocis-
tions of female escellence; the progress of
true industry these have been my dreams
by night, and my desires by day.
"In tlio new and holy condition iuto which
I am about to enter, and to enter with the
nunc reverential feelings as I would heaven
itself, I anticipate some signal change iu my
feelings, in my views, iu my purposes, in
ray pursuits What they may be I knov
not time alone can tell. My ardent ds i e
has been through life to resoh the hi tbest
order of human excellence, by the shortest
possible cut. Asm,, iati'd, nigbt and day, to
sickness and iu health, in war aud in peace,
with a unman of this highest order of ex
icllcme, must pmdiuc some curious results
in my heart and I cling-, anil then ruaulta
the future will develop ill due time in tl''
minimis of tbe Herald. I
"Meantime, I return my heartfelt thanks
lor the i u t h u siast i c patronage of tht public, I
buth "f E iriiK- and America. The lmly
estate of wiillm k will only I lie i ease my de-
' t be Btlll more useful. God Almighty
olis-, oti ,!i ''
A BH for Uoi.ghs and Colds.
. WImtv P.hi-Tiici !2." . At ilrulilcr llnm ,
d nr.: -.lore.
New York, ypb. 28, When tl-e
of Joseph A. iF.Hjrl, the Turfcbh i-
nui Kpnpini at Boston, at prescit u..i
,., -i...
: 1 "'. 1 v " ' ' at ui wi-
beaziement, carre tip bcrocc Ju.
Urown, of tho United B ttes'dlstr' t
court, yesterday Hie profwutlon mi'j
trrltted brief In reply to the s a i
ments contained In the petition on
which the Writ of hnljchs onrpm was 1
granted. The tnicf states that I.i '
la an Amerirr.n i Risen, having b en i
born 111 Massachusetts. In few days
Judge Brown wlil decide the question
whether laslgl la amenable to Kt-.to
futiedlotlon or whether Ma caae ahould i
Iiroperly come before a federal judge. ,
Aertnlttml by tlin HIKhr Court.
Boston, Feb. 25. George Oates, of
tVlU Htv atari Ova nrmnln. , .,,.i
with dls'Urbln;; a rellfrliu? a3tmbly '
at tne spiritual temple last November,
were acquitted In the superior criminal
court yestctd.iy. This decision re
verses the ru'lm of the lower court. In
which alt were f und guilty and fined.
The defendants created a sensation at
a seance given by a medium named
Conoannon by rush'np n.i..i the stage
at the terrile and seising the medium,
thereby disclosing his alleged fraudu
lent materialisations.
Chisago Tanners' Strike Nearly United.
Chicago, Feb. 26. The tanners' strike
involving about 2,000 employes of the
big tanneries In this city, will probably
be ended next Monday, on the terms
proposed by the tanners. At a meeting
of the strikers yesterday It was de
term ned to continue the strike, but
all the big tanneries have determined
to roopen Monday, stating that they
have already received applications for
work from two-tlilrds of their former
employes.
8tot 10,000 Worth of llon.U.
New York, Feb. 26.--John Waldon
was held for trial yesterday on the
charge of stealing $10,000 worth of
bonds from the pork packing establish
ment of William Simons, In Brooklyn,
The securities and $19.20 in cash were
taken from the safe at night time,
though a watchman was In the build
ing. The bonds were found under
Waldon's fireplace. Waldon Is a ware
house porter employed In this city.
General Alger OH for WnNliiiigtmi.
Detroit, Feb. 25. General Russell A.
A'.ger, the newly appointed secretary
of war, left for Washington last night
to prepare to begin his official duties,
He was accompan'ed by Mis. Aiger
and his daughter, who will get settled
In their' temporary home before the
vents of the Inauguration.
Vigorous' language from the 1'reslili lit.
Washington, . Seb. 26. The presld nt
has delivered a most scathing criticism
upon Indecent newspaper publications
in denying a pardon to James B. Wil
son, sentenced In December, 189E, In
Indians, to two years' imprisonment,
S2&0 fine and conts for mailing obscene
papers. The president says: "Denied.
This convict was one of the editors and
propt letors and a distributor through
the malls and otherwise of a disgust
ingly vile and obscene newpsaper. His
ronviction and sentence was an event
distinctly tending to the promotion of
public morals and the protection of the
sons and daughters of our land from
filth and corruption. Everybody in fa
vor of cleanliness should encourage the
punishment of such offenders."
Ill no Knvelop.'S nt ISIeetlnn ,
Trenton, Feb. 25. The huse passed
the senate bill providing for blue en
velopes at electiors a'ter this spring,
and fixed next TuesdBy morning for
considering the bicycle baggage bill In
committee of the whole."""
71iere Are Others.
"William, dear, Mrs. Smith
has
received that letter of mine which I Kavrfi.esylvaula system at reduced rates,
you to post a month agol You posted U, Thi, hlHUnration will be a moat i
uiun 6 year
"Why, of course I did, my love."
And far down in the most sulphurous
earner of the Infernal regions a olicirus of
red legged fiends blew, n prean of joy on 1)
flat cornets as they hea ted to Incandescence
a brimstone pit labeled, "IleMsrved-for Wil
liam W. Jones." Strand Magazine.
Tlil'ok Walls.
The walls of tlio castles built in England
by William tlio Conqueror were of remark
able thlckne.w. The castle of Hastings and
the keep, or round tower, of Windsor have
wulls npwurd of au feet in thickness. Such
a fortification was impregnable against all
forms of attack then in use.
Offa's dikowas a defonslvcwnll built by
the Romans against the Wclih. It was un
earthen fortlQoatii.n, 118 miles long, and
entirely out off Wales from Kngland.
It Is 1,07" miles from New York to Jack
sonville, Fin.
Is a deep-seated blood disease which
all the mineral mixtures in tbe world
cannot cure. S.S.S. guaranteed purely
vegetable ) is a real blood remedy for
blood diseases and has no equal.
Mrs. Y. T. Buck, of Delaney, Ark., had
Scrofula for twenty-five years and most
of the time was under the care of the
doctors who could not relieve her. A
specialist said he
could cure her, but
he filled her with
arsenic and potash
which almost ruined
her constitution. She
then took nearly
every so-called blood
medicine and drank
them by the wholesale,
but they did not reacu
,her trouble. Some
Jlfi' one advised her to try
S S 9 .nit t,
soon found that she liad a real blood
remedy at last. She says: "After tak
ing one dozen bottles of S.S.S. I am
perfectly well, my skin is clear
and healthy and I would not be in
my former condition for two thousand ;
Collars. Instead of drying upthepoison j
in my system, like the potash and j
arsenic, S.S.S. drove the disease out I
through the skin, and I was perma
nontly rid of it."
Real Blood Remedy ;
S.6.S. never fails to cure Scrofula,
Eczema, Rheumatism Contagious Blood
Poison, or any disorder of tbe blood.
Do not rely upon a simple tonic to cure
a deep-seated blood disease, but take a
real blood remedy. !
Uur books
free upon appli
cation. Swift
Specific Co.,
Atlanta, Ca.
sss
Scrofula
TERRIBLE CR0S3IN3 ACCIDENT.
Nine Out of
Pnmlly nf KlfVfin Killed
by a Train.
Chatnnoojra, Fell. L'5 -An incoming
pafiHcnger train on the Southern rail
way struck a vehicle at a crossing
f.ur mileii east of the city yesterday
'ternoon. In the vehicle were seated
t n memliera of the family of V. F.
Wiidward, a farmer living at Jersey,
a hamlet In tlila eoun.y, and nine of
the occupants were killed, the only one
e eaping being a 3-year-old girl, Vlr
Kinla Woodward.
Tl e killed are: Mrs. Ip.ura Wood
WH'ii, aged 44 years; Cicitre, her son,
cb I 14; her daughters J ode, aged. 22;
Delia. 17; Mary, 13: Haley. 10; Ada, P;
1 Mr. Lizzie Wooilward Montgomery, a
1 mart lui daughter, aged 20; Mrs. Mont
gomery's son, Roy, an infant t i.ionths
t.d.
A!l except Delia and.Dalny were In
stantly killed, and these two died of
their Injuries a few hours afterwards.
The rcene of the accident la near a out
on the main line of the railroad. The
tracks make a sharp curve Ju't east
of the point where the pike crosses.
The wagon was struck when square-
'y across the tracks, and Instantly the
air was mieiu v. Kb the bodies of the
Ill fated family and the splinters of the
shivered wagon. Shrieks rent the air
and mangled bodies were strewn along
both sides of the track. The party
was Coming here to have a family pic
ture taken prior to the departure of
Mrs. Montgomery for her home. Mr.
Woodward had preceded them.
Opposing the Iteeent forest Iteserrattoa,
Washington, Feb. 26. A resolution
Introduced by Representative Mondell,
of Wyoming, recites the Tacts of the
recent forestry reservation order, de
claring that "the setting aside of these
reservations will retard the develop
ment and settlement of the land em
braced In the reservations and In the
vicinity thereof, mineral development
v.-lH be Entirely, suspended within these
reservations, and settlers be much in
jured by being prevented from cutting
timber." The resolution requests the
president to furnish to the house all
reports and papers relating to the sub
ject. HOW TO FIND OUT.
Kill a bottle or common water glass with
nrliieand let it stand twenty-four hours; n
sediment or settling indicates a dlessed con
dition, of the kidneys. When urine stains
linen' it is Positive evidence of kidney
trouble. Too frequent desire to Urinate; or
pain in the back, is also convincing proof
Unit the kidneys and bladder areoutof order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort In tkettnowlodge so often
expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Knot,
the great kidney remedy, fulfills ovory wish
in relieving pain in the bank, kidneys, liver.
bladder and'every part of the uriuary pas
sages. It corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects fol
lowing use of liquor, wine or beer, und over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to get up many times during the
night to urinate. The mild and the ex
traordinary clfect of Swamp-Koot is soou
realized. It stands tbe highest for its wonder
ful cures of tbo most distressing cases. If
you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists price fifty cents und
one dollar. For a sample bottlo and putnph
let, both sent free by mail, mention EvKNlhO
llEr.AU) and send your full post-ofllco
address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
N. Y. The proprietors of this paper gunmutco
the genuineness of tills offer.
KfMlitccd itlltos to Washington on Account
of Uiu Inauguration via reimsyl
vnnlii ltallroad.
For the benefit of those who desire to at
tend tbe ceremonies incident totheinnugunt'
tion of President-elect McKinley, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will sell excur
sion tickets to Washington March 1, 2, 3, cud
1. valid to return from March 4 to 8, at the
I following rates: From Pottsville, 7.88j
Heading, -$7.20; Birdsboro. fl.8B ; Pottetown
0 85; Norristown, $u.li; Philadelphia,
neSLr'am in H,,.l fmm nil ntlier fifiiriima nil I hA
interest
ing event, aud will undoubtedly attract a
large numlier of people from every sectiin of
tbe country.
The magnificent facilities of the Pennsyl
vania ltallroad make this line the favorite
route to the national capital at all times, aud
its enormous equipment and splendid term
inal advantages at Washington make it
especially popular on such occasions,
Marvelous ltesults.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gnnder,
man, of Dimondale, Mich., we are permitted
to make this extract : "I liave no hesitation
in recommending Dr. King s New Discovery.
as the results were almost marvelous in the
case of my wife. While I was pastor of the
Baptist church ut Hives Junction she was
brought down with Pneumonia succeeding
1a Urippe. Terrible paroxysms of coiightug
would last hours with little interruption and
it seemed as if she could not survive them.
A friend recommended Dr. King's New
Discovery; it was quick in its work and
highly satisfactory in results." Trial bottles
free at A. Wasley's drug sture. Itegular size
60c and f 1.00.
HIx Killed by lixpledlag I,yuinlte.
Paisley, Scotland, Feb. 26. An ex
plosion of nttro-glycerin took pl-.co at
Nobel' dynamite works, Ayrshire. Six
persons were killed and several wound
ed. The explosion we i heard here, 16
miles from the works, and the oon
cuBsiun extinguished the gas lamps at
Kilwinning three miles away.
Two KIIImI by Kxplortlng Oas Tank.
New York, Feb. 86.- nphard McQco
ami Thomas Dlllmore were Vi 'ed in an
explosion of a gas tank under the
bridge over the Harlem river ship
canal In the annexed district. The men
were at work on top of the tank with
a torch, and the leaking gas became
ignited.
No Knspeetor ol Person
That much dreaded disease diphtheria, is
no ruspector of person, age or condition lu
life. It attracts the rich and tbe poor, tbe
young aud tbe old. Hut it bss met its nil-
flinching foa in Thompson's Diphtheria Cure,
which is just what Its name indicates. No
case of diphtheria was ever known where
this medicine was used according to 'direc
tions and foiled to care. Croup,
(iniusy. sore throat, etc., an OA iislhr
moved by it. Sold at KirUn's drug ators at
oUceutsa botUs.
SfurJor In ILsrTIt'vi Ikgrw,
New York, Ptb. SSj William J. Koer
ner, a newspaper 'uKist- 1, hose home
was In Plttfibuvif, warrrlUjudEed utility
of murder in the flntt. degree late yes
terday afternoon, fentenpe- was sus
pended pending a motion for a new
hearing. Keerner shot- to de-v.h his
sweetheart, Itose Redffrvte, wbtt she
war on the street ntnir.t g, yet:- agj:
An a'teTpt to ?l:o tit ICoei!i.r was
jn epi'eptlc a iil v t'ave to (ivg3 was
1 ui'
m k esp Aruiiw fte'vu.
fh( txvrt salve iu the world for cuts,
brnlaig, "men ulcers suit rhenm, fever mre,
' tetter, chapped hinds, chilblains, eoi-us, anJ
1 all skin ei option, 'in, I uositlvely con s piles
01 10 pay ri-uuired. n i guarantee I Uigive
nerfeel satisfaction or mony refunded. Price
2 neuts per box. For sale by A. Wasley.
09 AIM fill CASH AND GIVEN FREE
(BU.tUUUU PRIZES EACH
As follows:
4 First Prizes, eich of $100 Cash - - - $
40TOrF $ 25 Qotd Watotws - 1
Dh and PiIms glim eMti month
Tola! given Uuringl2mos. 1897, $40,800,00 WRAPPERS
unvj TB ntlTAfM THEM.
romnetllorn to save ns many 8UHLIQHT
(intnnetltora to save ns many Bunuuii
SOAR Wrnnpers qs they can enilect. Out
off the ton portion or each r r
wrapper, flint porllnn riKiM.qs BWS"
StHO this
SOAP." These (caUed'foii
pous") are to lie sent, poitnge
llillv aatil. mrliMcl with n
sheet of paper stating, Compet
itor's lull name ami nudre-s
mill the milliner of Coupons
gent IP 1'Cver Itros.. Ltd.,
New York, marked on oiiisldn tti
WrappertfOTlAondrorsi-rlwUhNnMBEIt
o f I he OlWTItiCT Ccmpftllor llvrsln.
Nd. el
NAME OF OiSTRICT.
District
New York Ultf, Hrooi
Ulyn, I.OIIK
anantnten island, m
cw jersey.
t rlct of CoisyiSi...
Tha New HimlRHil States.
T !w Blnroio. an the osl.bi WTM err e Hp eel a I,
1897 Pstlom, m'f i bt fiso, ITOsws Co.. ofliaf
fslo, Bnstou and Kaw fork Flttrt with HMtftml
Tims, First Class Nlokls Xante. . N" Iteautan
1M1, SuoiUra Orslonwter, sndHnnt LscSlwUut-
NUGGETS OF NP.VS
The skeletons Of tvc ; i r- have
been found about f m!b- I .a half
from Bayslde, L I. i '
The German-Amsrfifai bank nt Ton
awanda, N. Y., bas ffufed and b-en put
under the charge Of fiC state superin
tendent. J
The comer stone of the Theosophlcal
temple at Point Lena, Cal., was laid
yesterday. The buDJing, when com
pleted, will cost t600,K0.
The Park date hotii In Chicago was
damaged by fire lollie extent of S2D,
000. Many of the SO occupants nar
rowly escaped deat.
Charles Collendehltbe old time min
strel and at one time a well known
theatrical manegef, died in Chicago
ast rtftlit of heart disease.
President Kruger, of the Tram.-anl,
wants the high court Of the South Af
rican repubUc put under the volksraad.
He says it is necessary In view of the
attempts of Cecil IUfOdee to undermine
the republic.
- The pool rooms- ;of CI cap;o, Blm
luirst, Roby and Washington Height1)
were hard bit by the betilnc; r-aterniiv
yestefday, and dropped ful,y $75 COO on
one race. The coup was made In the
:iitrd race at New Orleans.
If you have ever seen s child in the agony
of croup, yon cab appreciate the gratitude
nf tbe mothers who Xtlow tbnt One Minute
Cough Cure relieves their little ones as quick
ly as it is ndminltteirxk Many homes in this
city are never wlthofltft. C. II. Hagenbncli.
Sliuirl Was ti ! I Ink.
Carson, Nev., Peb. 26. Al hi rsh Din
Stuart, projector W put' ! - !c enter
prises, has been eanflucii 10 his room
for ten days. It WS not known u l 11
last evening; that tflis Teyan had on
two occasions beejtiiirlvcii up bv his
physicians. It hSubeen reported all
along that Stuart as suffe.ing from
an attack of Indigestion, but It is now
known that be was taken down with a
peculiar form of pneumonia known in
thia section as mountain f.ver. Botl
of Stuart's lungs were a.Vecred, ano
at a consultation of four leading phy
slclans of this section the medical mer
declared that Stuart, had not -more
than one chance In twenty to reoover.
He Is now able to walk about his room,
but the physicians will not allow any
body to see him.
E. 13. Turner of Compton, Mo., writes us
tbat after suffering from piles for seventeen
yearn, he completely cured them by using
three boxes of DeWitt's Witch Hanoi Silve.
It cures eczema and severe skin diseases. C.
II. Itagenbucb.
Xebrasku's Looteil Trttasn-y.
Lincoln, Neb.. F'b. 26 Clnee the
statement was i iven out by Treasurer
Meseive last wck n.' nore money has
been paid in by ex-Treasurer Bartley,
leaving his slioi t. ge at S537.CC0. It ir
believed by some that a sum variously
stated as high a 300,600 Is held by
banks that may pay it In time, but it
Is stated that much ham been hope
lessly lost in some broken private
banks, where It was farmed out by
Bartley. Bartley has also a legacy
from former treasurers of worthier j
certificates of deposit. A full investiga
tion is in progress. Ex-State Audlto,'
Moore surrendered to the sherllt yes
terday, charged with embezzlement.
They are so small tbat tbe most sensitive
persons take them, they are so effective that
the most obstinate cases of constipation,
headache and torpid liver yield to them.
Tbat is why DeWItt's Little Early Risers are
known as the famous little pills. C. If.
Hageubuch.
The b'e v ' cje o !...
Chicago, Ft.ii. j.-At 9 o'clock ln-t
r.Ight Sclilnner, the Chicago xldcr, v, : a
still leading In the fits: day bicycle ije
at Tatteraalla, with 1,008 miles to bis
credit. "Teddy" Hale, seems hopelessly
out of the raoe, being almost 400 rrt'os
behind the leader, lllff, the let-'' 33
rider, continues his remarkable feat,
having made 402 miles since the start
The score of the nine leading men at 9
o'clock was: Schinner, 1,008 miles; Mil
ler, 966; Ashinger, 914; Lawson, 891
Stewart, 878; Hansen, 828; Bradis, 80
Smith, 798; Halbreeht, 7.
Manv cases of "Orione" have latelv luwn
cured by One Minute Cough Cure. This
preparation seems especially adapted to tbe
oure of this disease. It acts quickly thus
vreventini serious comnlicationa and bad
effects in which this disease often leaves the
patieut. C. 11. JIagenbuob.
A Shortage uf KMB3.000.
Atlanta, Feb. 26. Stockholders of the
defunct Southern Building and Loan
association are here devising plans for
saving the assets of the corporation.
An apparent shortage of over 170,000
in cash and $166,000 in securities was
developed yesterday. Tbe receiver did
not know of the shortage till a trial
balance was presented by Expert B. T,
Moore. By this It appears that there
should be $166,000 more securities than
have been found.
The little daughter of Mr. Fred Webber,
Holland, Mass., had very bad cold and coug'i
which he had not bees able to cure with auy
tiring. I gave him a 26 cent bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, asys W. P. Ilolden,
merchant and postmaster at West Brim field,
and tbe next time I saw hi 111 ho mid it worked
like a charm. This- remedy is Intended
especially for scute tnrnat and lung diseases
such ss colds, croup sad whnopingcongh, and
It Is famous for its cures. There is no danger
in giving it to children for it contains noth
ing injurious. For sale by Oruhler Bros.,
druggists.
Ma tiler and I'nur Ohi'ilrm, . . , la'd.
Lake Preston. H. Li.. Feb. Za.--Mm.
August H.n-on and four children a:o
dead from t.,. from a 'it ti' buri.i ig
heat I' 1," stn whll" Hn"ion hiriselt
I- 1i.I1," Only :e 1' the fd.xilly, a
yotit boy, Is recovering.
There Never Vas a Batter Oure
Tliarr" Pan I'ina for coughs, 25o. At
(jrublci liu , di g store.
MONTH
FOR
400.00
000.00
$3,400.00
SOAP
RULES.
1 , I!f kit month dorine 197 in tub of tlio 4 dlstrlrts
priieswillDnwrrtedifilliw:
top ponnow
XllO A UM,Urenn.l HUU ocuuB.i, ,uu
Largest Number of coupons front
the district In Witch ho or she resides
nillrocslioWllKX'nsli.
The A Competitors who send In the
Next J.nroest, Nnmbers of pen
none from the dletrfut In wdIcu tbej
rem, to will Itncli tenet at winner's
option a lady's or gentleman's l'lcrce
Sneclnl btr.rele. .price SlOCco.,
The III CoroDBtiiors who send lathe
Next I,nrcst Nninbcrsnf coupons from thedto
trlot In wMcB they reside will Unrhreoetreatwhiner's
option a lady'eor gentleman's Ooltl wateta, prion 93.
2. The Oompetitlons will Closo the I,nt I)ny of
Rnch nlonl li durina 1887. Oonrwni reoelred i toelaw
tor one month's competition willne pnt Into the next.
3. Competitors who obtain wrappers from nniold
soap In dealer's stock will be diequalllled. Employees
of Lerer IlrotherSj Ltd., and their families, are de
barred from competing
4. A printed 1 lit of Winners In Competitors district
wlP be forwarded to Oompotlton in about 11 dura after
each competition cloeei.
5. Lever llrothers, Ltd., will endeavor to award tbt
prlaea fairly to the beatoituelr ability and Judgment,
but it Is understood tbat all who compete agree to'ao
eept the award of Lerer brothers, Ltd., as float.
LEVIilt 11UOS., Ltd.. New York.
THE STRAIGHTOUT POPULISTS
Oppose Political I'aslnn and Charge
Ileliioerata ATI til Drtelt,
Memphis, Feb. 26. In the National
Reform Press association conventioi,
yesterday General Vandervoort offered
a resolution to eliminate all proxies
from future Populist meetings and
conventions and moved the adoption of
the plank of the- Omaha platform
which prohibits officeholders attend
ing the conventions of the party as
delegates. The resolution .prevailed by
an overwhelming vote.
The committee on address next re
ported, which was unanimously adop
ted, and appeals to tbe PopultBts to
"continue to battle steadfastly for our
principles until each and all are en
acted Into law, and the people given
Justice and equal opportunity to en
Joy good government. Populist educa
tion is bearing fruit, and even now our
opponents In many states are making
efforts to enact some of our principles
into law.
"The failure of the leaders of the
Democratic party to carry out their
promises, by which they secured the
Indorsement of their candidate for
president, places the responsibility for
the defeat of promised reforms upon
the organized Democracy, and serveo
as a warning that no reliance should
be placed in old party pledges.
"We strenuously oppose all fusion
or entangling alliance with any politi
cal party, and we declare to the 'boyt
in the trenches' who are looking to ui
fcr new hope and encouragement, and
to the whole country, that we will nev
er furl our flag or fight under the ban
ner of either of the two old political
parties.
, I ,1-1.! .1.1.. nv..nlln.
lonuriug, iiuuuiK, &ui, moil iuiuuiis.
burns aud scalds aro soothed nt once anil
P'o-nptly healed by Do Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve, tlio host known euro for piles. C. II
llageubucu.
Throw Away Ills Canes.
Mr. D. Wiley, cx-postmastcr, Black Creek,
N. Y was so badly afflicted With rheuma
tism that ho was only ablo to hobblo around
with canos, aud oven then it caused him
great pain. After using Chamberlain's Pain
Balm he was so much improved that bo
threw away hisenncs. He says this liniment
did him moro good than all other medicines
apd treatment put together. For salo at 50
cents por bottlo by Gruhlcr Bros.,' drug store.
Charges Against New Yoik's 1'ollce Chief.
New York, Feb. 26. At the meeting
of the board of police commissioners
yesterday Commissioner Andre ivs
moved that chargoa be preferred
against Chief Conlln. The charces
state that the chief, In contradiction
of his duty, criticized and condemned
the conduct of his superior officers,
and that he openly stated that they
had Interfered with him In the dis
charge of. his duty. The charges con
tain three specifications, all of which
allege insubordination. The vote was
a tie. Commissioner Roosevelt said
the charges might be taken up again
at the next meeting. The charges are
based upon an Interview which the
chief accorded to a newspaper re
porter. TO CUIUS A COLD IN ONK DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money if it fails to cure.
23 cers.
Tours to l'lorldn.
No district in America presents, during the
Winter season, so many varied attractions as
the State of Florida. Besides its delightful
climate, which to one ostap'ng from tho cold
and uuhealthful changes ui the North seems
almost ethereal, it is pre-cminontly a land of
sport and pleasure. Along its eleven hundred
nines 01 aait-water coast: and in its twelve
hundred fresh-water lakes are fish of almost
every conceivable variety, from the migra
tory tribes common to Northern waters to tho
tarpon, pompano, and others of a more
tropical character. Nowhere in all our broad
land can the angler find a greater variety of
gauie or better sport.
Here also tho most enthusiastic hunter
finds satiety. Deer, turkeys, bears, panthers.
and wild cats roam at large through tbo more
sparsely settled regions, while birds of all
kinds may be found in abundance through
out the State. Tbe more novel sport of al
ligator and manatee hunting may also be in
dulged in by tho more adventurous tourist,
With its matchless climate, its orange
groves, its rivers and lakes, its boating and
bathing, its fishing and hunting, and its
extensivo forests, Florida presents unrivaled
attractions for the valetudinarian, tbe lover
of nature, the sportsman and the explorer.
To this attractive state the Pennsylvania
ltallroad Company has arranged four per
sonally-conducted tours during tbe season of
18B7. leaving by special train January W.
February 0 and 23, and March 0. The fir.t
three tours will admit of a sojourn of two
weeks in thia delightful laud; tickets for the
fourth tour will be valid to return until May
31 by regular trains.
Katea fortiie round trip, $50.00 from New
York, $48.00 from Philadelphia, and propor-
uuuate rates irom oiuer puiuw.
For tickets. Itineraries and ether informa
tion, spply to ticket agents, special booking
offices, or address Gee. W. Boyd, Assistant
Ueneral Passenger Ageut,Ilroad street stauou,
I'uluvielpnia.
One Minute Is all the time necessary to de
cide from personal exnerienee that One Min
ute Cough Cure does what its name implies.
u. 11. iiageuoucn.
Setback fir Winter Itaelng,
Baltimore, Feb. 26. The court of an-
1 pet !s yesteiday handed down a deets
! un in the case of Thomas Dwycr,
from Cecil countv, indicted for 1 ,ol
polling, which serioi'sly crlpplos vTn
ter racing In this state. The ccu.t
holds in effect that tbe law which per
mits betting on races held under the
aut pices of a county fj.ir aisoclatton
mid like organisations applh j only to
one track, and that It gives to such as
j soclatlon no right to m.ttntt'ln any
' rr.oie than that nu'.ibcr. Tt , Ing In
I Cecil county la nominally In Id under
the direction of the Cecil County Agri
cultural association on throe tracks.
cue at Klkton, one at Larksdale and
tlie other at lion 11111.
Bemsmber If Ton Rave a Tough or Cold.
Pan-Tina always cures, aBo. At Grubler
! Bros., drug sture.
m
mi m
I'restdent risnrri' n' uh tt'f ie'.
Havan.i. Feb. fi - 1 hp correspondent
of La l.tiihr at I'uritc. T'iI h':. tr'. -graphs
his ptjw r I ,,it ,t : "..-,1
tb it the pi or' ! i ' '. '
p 'i!lc, !!.ilv.ldr,r ( I. ti '
Panta Lucia, died rete
ni-83.
i y
Tim Wi-nilier.
For eastern Peni: , Ivanla r
Jersey: Slightly v ,.rra,T i
fair; southwesterly winds.
stock and Produce market:,.
Closing Quotation or the "New. Inth j,i
l'bllarlnlpba KlehaHses.
New York, Fsb. at. -The stoe mr.i ':-t f--.it
an uoword trend fro i !!,. start, tli'-ln In it. :-h
proving to bo th? .ulcr. The in1, wr-v 1st
shnrisl In the apwc
renrfo was conU.-i'il .
..loveni nt, tic
'. h iuo
action,!.
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All asat's lid. Tolx-divid nil.
Oeneral Markets.
Ph'.ln'Vlphia, IV . 24. Flo y
: it .
J-'.IU i.l 'I;
n-.ornue,
); do.
Peni xylv :.ji rn.n'i , 1
straight, 4 J. '0 : w
city mills, tuurii, -4 syfr
, ' 1 do. .Ju.,.,
tore .-.e. r, fl.l'J" I ',;
I.;. c I'm',
., i M be
cho.i j Ponnsy.vaira. p m
wheat, flour dullttl si. lowil.. in,.- ,
steai.y : contract whet, ot , t
ruary, 8Ta$874C. ; No. i red, ! U
lo. Maroh,6l 1 o. ;do. April. W ,c. : il,
do Jone.'.fl ..:ilo. .Talv, 71' ; d'
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tsuntoinlior,
6'Sc :No. Pennsylvania and No 2 UHluiwire
rod, spot, COc. Corn t'rm: steamer corn,
spot, lc. ; No. 2 yellow r r looal ti-inio,
28'ae. No. 2 mixed, so ,' i jf ,10. : do Febru
ary. 2fX9Sfle.: do. t a -11, . ' ., V.' V ,c. ; do.
Apri', 9oV27c. O.hN hwvi .1 jn i white, cr
ois, Ho. ; No. 2 w-h.ie nipped, e.,r lots, 2-i'ac.
No.gwbltSsSpot,'! ,irv : February, SP4
Jbo.; do. Mftic.i. lull!,,. . do. April, 2-JV$
!Me.;do. May, 2400240. Hay weak; ohoioo tim
othy, (14.60 for large bales. Beef firm ; beef hums,
18. 76010. Pork dull ; family, 10U. Lard firm ;
woe turn steamed, f 1.15. Mutter stea ly ; solid
packed oreamery, extra, lDo. ; do. firsts, 17 "-lo. ;
imitation creamery, 110160. ; ladle packxd, W a
lie. ; fancy prints Jobbing at 81(9240. ; t'o. extra,
wholesale, SOo. Cheese steady ; fnp ww, Hcr
York funcy, UH120. ; do. fair to goo-' 1 1 '-,-(
12o.; part skims, !$10Hc. 'Eggs steady: Ncv
York aud Pennsylvania, IDo. ; western t.oau,
.:vlc. ; southern, 17igil7ly.
TAva Stock Markets.
New York, Feb. 24. Beeves s'ow; nr-'ive
steers, KM.76 ; stags and oxen, 2.no 0.4 : j : !,:u,s,
tVtfsVkSOidry cowrf, ll.itds.') 35. Veiil.i hik-hor;
barnyard calve dull; veals, 17; barnyard
calves, t39&u. Sheep alow, weak; lambs quiet,
steady ; sheep, t3.75t84.80; lambs, 5(?t)Va). Hogs
firm at lit. 7044.15.
Bast Liberty, Pa., Feb. 24. Cu"!e s'ow;
prime, 1 1.70r4.90 ; feeders, f3.0Oc4.!i); bulls,
stags and cows, 1 7 C8.50. Hogs stca-'v : prime
minium weiptitK. .j hvafil.iu; best yori.nrs, SB.H6
H8.70; pic, t.. oj(9a 65;hevy hnia.fi. D3.80;
roughs, it S0fflMt.25. Sheep steady; Ohio fed
Westerns, I4.M.2J; prime, natives, fl2j$4.80;
common, 2.lTrfulJ, ohotoelama, tfa'H Veal
calves, I6m25.
A Household Necessity.
Oascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleasant
find refreshing to tho taste, act gently and
positively on kidneys, liver aud bowels,
eleansing the entire system, dispel colds, oure
headache fever, habitual constipation and
biliousness. Please buy and try a box of
C. C. O. to-dny ; 10, 85, 50 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to euro by all druggists.
Tours to California.
California has lieen most fittingly tormed
tbo "Italy of America." All tho delicious
balm, tho cloudless sky, aud the rich ver
dure of tlio great European peninsula nro
duplicated in this Buuuy land of tbe Pacific.
Hero nature basks in tho sunshine of her own
beauty; and hero she has established Iter
own sanitarium, whoro eternal spring in
spires everlasting youth. With tho snow-
uiantled peaks of tho Sierras upon the one
hand, the calm Pacific with lUsoft breezes
upon tbe otbor, and a veritable paradise of
flowers, fruits and plants between, man can
tiud aud needs no lovelier land. To visit
such a country is a privilege, a blessing.
Tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
recognizing tho need of a more comfortable
and pleasant way of crossing the continent,
inaugurated a aeries of annual tours to Cali
fornia, running a through train of Pullman
palace cars from New York to tho Pacific
Coast, aud stopping at the piine.ip.il points pf
interest on route. Tbe great popularity of
tbeso tours demonstrates tbe wisdom of the
movement.
For tho season of 1807 three tours have
been arranged to leave New York, Philadel
phia, and Pittsburg, January 27, February
34, and March 27.
The first tour will run direct to San Diego
via St. Louis and the Santa Fe Route, and re
turn from San Francisco via Salt Lake City,
Denver, and Chicago, allowing five weeks in
California.
The second tour will run via tbo Mammoth
Cave- and New Orleans to San Diego, stopping
nt tbo "Crescent City" during the Mardi
Ores Carnival. This tour will return via
Suit Lake City, Denver, Omaha, aud Chicago,
allowing four wcoksiu California.
The third tour will run viaChieago.Dunver,
.nd Salt Lake City, allowing passengers to re
turn by regular trains via different routes
within nine months.
All uf these Uiurs, cither going or return
ing, will pass through tlie famous Colorado
region, Glenwood Springs, Leadville and the
Garden of the Gods.
Rates from all points on tbe Pennsylvania
Railroad System east of Pittsburg: First
tour, 310 ; second tour, $350 : third tour,
$210 round trip, and f 150 one way.
For detailed itineraries and other informa
tion, apply at ticket agencies, special book
ing olllces, or address George W. Boyd,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
Grlp-Goltls-Ileariarlie
Why culler with Coughs, Colds and La
Grippe when Laxative Bromo Quinine will
oure you in one day. Put up in tablets con
venient for taking. Guaranteed to cuie, or
money refunded. Price, 36 cents, 'or sale
by KirUn's Pharmacy.
Fatal Duel ou atSontliern Street.
Columbia, S. C, .Feb. 25. C. W.
Sloan and J. W. Powell, lumber deal
ers, doing business side by side in this
olty, met on the street near their place
of business and after a quarrel, the
Climax of a long standing feud, drew
pistols and began firing. Sloan was
shot in the groin and In the stomach,
and died shortly afterward. Powell
was hit In the left breast by a bullet,
but a packageof papers In bis coat
saved his life. Powell surrendered,
claiming he had killed Sloan in self
defence. The coroner's Jury, however,
holds Powell for the grand Jury.
tflXHASES
BIoodfHerveFood
For Weak and Run Down People.
IIIUHT IT ICI The richest of all restora
sVllH I II IOI tlve foods, because It re
places the essentials of life tbat are ex
hausted by disease, Indigestion, high living,
overwork, worry, excesses, abuse, etc
WHAT IT DOES!
digestion perfect it creates solid flesh,
mnsole and strength. The nerves being
mado strong the brain becomes active and
clear. It restores lost vitality, stops all wast
ing drains and weakness in either sex, and
us a female regulator has no equal. Prloe
00c, orflve boxes 92.00. Druggists or by mail.
Wo oan help you. Advice and book, free.
Write Us About Your Case.
THE DR. CHASE COMPANY,
lfilS Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Hedit Disease Curd.
, (A,-. "
HEN 0 we'.l i-rjf, 11 hiln' after
suff 'i.ug fcr ye,.is with ''Ctrl dls
ea, lsc-jred, it is ik, , m . prUIng
tbat ho eb'i '.1 publish tho fuct for the
benefit of .,:V. llev. J. .P Srjltb, 104S
Fulton ft , 3a ilmoro, Md., writes: " For
year. 1 b'-fTcieU from a severe form of heart
disease. I meJ Tr. Miles' Now Heart Cure,
and my heart is now in good condition.
Recently, other afflictions came upon me.
There was humming, painful sensations on
top and back of my head. Fifteen min
utes reading would
make me almost wild;
there w ere pulling and
drzwii.g sensations In
my less all tbe time,
so tbat I could not sit
still. In this condi
tion I began taking
Dr. Miles' Restorative
Nervlno and its effect was simply won
derful. I heartily commend your remedies."
Dr. Miles' Remedies aro sold by all drug
gists under a positive guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book ou Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
Da MILES MKDIOAL CO., Elhkart, Ind.
MADE ME A MAN
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY OURE
wi-Ly ifervoua lljtc l'-cUllna Ham
j Abuw and other Ktcswuea Bud IodU
cmtions. Tiny ruieltly and surrfy
reetore LM italic in oM or Tonog, ami
it oman iriv. ; t , ks or rarriRfre,
PT-ewnnr. lni-n Jv 1, ,.1 fTinlirlniliMnn if
talcenln time. Their uea tl owo immotllnta Improve
meat und effects a CURB -.v iori all others fall. Ia.
Met upon ha Tin it tha genuine A'ax aabUta. Tho
have cared thousands find wilt euro yon. We Rive ft
potltlve written Runrantee to effect n cave In each oaee
or refund the money, rrlce 50 osd Ji per paokM,or
six pack oaee full treatment) for Vi0. li; mail, la
elxpaok&see full treatment) for $ZJaQ. lir ma
fciafn wrapper, noon rftoeipt uf price. Circular fj
AJAX REMEDY CO., ,3gz
I)crJ4rn St.,
in
FnrHlp.u Slienandoftli, Xa., by A. Wanley
find H P. Kirliii. l)rur?i,'ta.
AWN'S TANSY PILLS
A Tisti.T-tni.frniin WOMAN'S RELIEF.
AiYftTi nrnmnt and rtlttbl. Avoid Imitations.
flet PATOir'a TlHIT PlLLAtand lAVt RKflERTS.
tUTOK Brio. Co., BoHon, Mm. Our book, 4e.
For sale nt 1'. P. I. Kirlin'n drug
Shenandoah drug store
SMI HMlB BISTIIlHJ
to it Lau.rtti (.'uur ny tRlSa HAUL Miwlil
CAM1,' ilve.hHT'iileM, pleiiMnt odor, 1 COi 1 tt.e
l.EE't) J I A lit TOM(Jromoml&Ddriirt.Mi,i
tifttrfrom fallincont andproraotetgrowUi Si OTla h(til
liCi: MI3IHCANT CO 108 Folton Ut n.Y.CDI?C
Illustrated Treatise On XIatr on application TlilUb
For sale by Shenandoah Drug: Store, Kirlin's
Drug Stow.
HEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
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THOMPSON'S
DIPHTHERIA.
CURE
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fca'
HITS TUB IAHH hYtiiu TIME
An Infallible "remedy for Sore
Throat, Croup and Qu'nsy. That
much dreaded disease Diphtheria,
Is cured every time Thompson's
Diphtheria Cure 1b applied accord,
li g to printed Instructions given
with every bottle. Perfectly harm
less and positive to cure. Not a
single case on record where It
fulled.
The only Remedy in the
World that positively cures
Diphtheria.
Thousands of unsolicited testi
monials on hand which speak for
themselves. Sold by druggists and
dealers nt fiO 0TS. A BOTTLE. If
your dealer happens not to have
any on band write to the manu
facturers, enclosing a two-cent
stamp and the goods will bo
sblppedC.O.D. Byallmesnsdon't
fall to have thisMedlolne handy In
tbe house, at all times, as Us use
will savo all fear of death by Diph
theria. MANUFACTURED BY TUB
Thompson Diphtheria Cure Co.
WILLI A MS PORT, PA.
For Sale at KIRLIN'S Drug: Store.
T1AILROAD COMPANY.
Personally-Conducted Tours
flATCHLBSS IN EVERY FEATURE.
CALIFORNIA
Tour to CALIFORNIA and the PACIFIC
COAST will leave New York and Philadelphia
February H, stowing at New Orleans during
Mardi Oras festivities, and allowing four weeks
in California, ana motcii ot, rcturnum: on
regular trains within nine months Hound trip
rates from all points on the renin. ImihIa ltail-
roaA BvafeMn eaat of Pittsburur SarrflDO for lour
of February 2,and 210.00 for tour of March 27
FLORIDA
Jacksonville tours, allowing two weeks in
Florida will leave New York and Philadelphia
February 9 and 23, and March 9, 1HU7
Rate covering expenses en route in both
directions, $30.00 from New York, and $18.00
from Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON
Tours, each covering a period of t tree
days, will leave New York and Phi ndcl
phla February 11, Mardi 11, Ap.il 1
and 22, and Hay 18, 189Z. Ra'es, Includ
ing trauarjortation and two days' sco uiiuumIa-
tipn at the beat Washington Hotels, 1U4 5J fiom
New York, and I11-B0 from PbllifiiMpW
OLD POINT COMFORT TOURS
RBTOENINO DIRECT, OR VIA.
RICHMOND AND WASHWGTOM
will b-ave Vi n ork mid llifla.l, Hjl.la, Fetym
arj JO, Mn,u 1-, and April IS','7.
For detailed itineraries tiaul otlier inn
apply ut Heket agencies o hVHl!
Hoyd, Asst. Uenl Pass. AlrwiiS,
Htatton, Phltodclpiia,
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