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position of advrtU,-iiiota whenever tin mil'
I lent on of iictvK deiuamla It. The rlylit i-
reserved o mji-ct any advertisement, hrthr
imld 'or or i ', that the publishers may ln- ,
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Evening H era Id
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 88, IW1.
The high-hat bill bus boon placed on the
calendar again, and the Legislature tuny yet
take a fall oat of it.
It has been decided in Indiana that a
woman baa no right to rote under the ena
titntion. It appear that it baa taken the
Iudianians a long time to find thil Out.
Farmino may not pay, bnt it la bocotniug
easier year by year. An Iowan baa Invented
a machine, which be hopea to have In opera
tion by the next harvest season, for cutting
corn and separating the ears and stalks at the
rote of fifteen acres a day.
The new gnu boats Helena and Wilmlug
tm, built at Newport News, are about ready
to take their places in Uncle Sam's Navy.
The former made un un. IQciul trial trip
Tuesday and exceeded tbe contract speed of
13 knota by two and one-tenth knots. It I
expected the oKi'ial trial trip will develop a
speed of nearly, if not quite, 16 knots, a high
rate for vessels of that class.
The combine formed between two of
Schuylkill's representatives, Senators Losch
and Coyle, has caused much comment among
the local politicians. Their grievances ap
pear to be of u personal nature because
t'luy were not consulted as to the appoint
ments at the court hooso. The "ins" nil!
naturally view the battle from afar with a
great deal of complacency. Apparently tbe
poople have no rights that tbe self-assumed
lio-uics must respect.
Thk member of the Indiana Ijerbtlatxire
who introduced a bill compelling boti-l
keepers to use English in their bills of fare,
takes very low rank among the freak legisla
tors of 189. Pennsylvania has a number
th.it can distance the Honsler in that respect,
and our owu Schuylkill comity has one or
two that can hold their eiiili up. What Un
people want, however, is legislation that will
benefit tbe masses without creating useless
lr filiation and offlcoi for political favoiites.
Pkesidkkt Ci.bvbland on Tuesday sent
to the Senato tlio name of James V. Mullny,
of Lansford, to be postmaster of that place,
tosucceed Capt. I. II. Willlauis, wboe term
liru expired. The announcement lias occa
sioned considerable surprise, as only Ave dayt.
remain in which the nomination may bo con
firmed by the Senate, although the l'opulist.i
and -ilver Republicans have combined with
the Democrats and confirmed a number ot
Clevtland's appointments on tbe ere of his
retirement from office.
'Tub Miners' Journal appeared this morn
ing in an entire new dress, nnd looks as
sprightly as does the gallant Major Finney
just aftor making a new convert to the Quay
Penrose column. Tho Journal is now printed
from new type, the Thorne type settiug ma
chiuM taking tho place of the old method.
The Journal m tv be congratulated upon itt
improved typographical appearance and witb
its new acquisition in the mechanical depart
ment will no doubt continue in the front
rank of the inland dailies of the stite.
A mbktino has been called for to-night to
consider ways and means for assUtlng those
who are in need. The article on this sub
ject appearing in the Ukralo several djys
ago has met with popular approval, and the
indications art that tbe attendance at the
preliminary meeting to-night will be of such
a nature at to leud encouragement to thowi
interested. There is no denying the fart
that there Is conilderable stiflering and want
in this and other communities of the Maha
noy valley, and any relief that can be ren
dered should be forthcoming at once.
Now, as we are approaching another in
auguration, says DeVoe, and as many are In
terested in the weather for the coming March
4th as there were four years ago, I desire to
say that the weather will not lie auy iin
provement over that of four years ago. It
will probably be even colder than it was then
for winter weather will extend a long way in
to spring months. March will enter ex
tremely celd, with i great storm over the
South Atlantic states. A blisoard is due
ever the Middle Atlantic on the 8nd and
heavy snow will fall all over the country. It
may olear by tho 4th, but thow who expect
to go to Washington on tbe 4th should lie
prepared to wade through snow drifts and
very cold weather. The coming March will
be an unusually cold, stsrmy month. The
second heavy snowstorm Is due on the 17th.
lor denying a panlon to an Indiana cdiloi
who was convicted for publishing an indecent
newspaper and circulating It through the
nails. President Cleveland has takon oc
casion to say that the conviction of the editor
"was an event distinctly tending to the pro
motion of public morals and the protection
of tbe sons and daughters of our land from
tilth and corruption at a time when indaceut
newspaper publications are se dangerous and
common." The President also obsr rves that
"everybody in favor of cleauliuc should
eucotirage the punishment of such oS'enses
and desire that it should be more frequently
imposed." Tliebo are words of great furce
and pertiueuce especially at this time, and
considering the high source whence tkey
come, we urgeutly advise our Coal street con
temporary to paste the asms carefully iu
its hat for future reference. It Is presumed
that tbe "mauagiug editor" is off on a vaca
tion, at Prt'nldent Cleveland's strong word
condemning his action appeared tit the News
lust night. There will be truoblo f.r the
o!Hce cut wbeu the "managing: editor" again
a-iaumen charge.
Burdock lilood Bitter never falls to cute
all luipuritiih id' the bloed, from a eemnicii
pimple to tbe worst scrofula sore.
Buy Keystone Hour. Be sure that the uanu
Lkhmij i 11 A KB, Ashland, Pa., is printed on
Vvery sack. I
i
St.ioi Ci I nn II-" o, Ihrrr Rlllnl.
t'limir". i' li. 26. An electric car
is i i' 'it 'rtvrcn tvo trains smtni;
li 1,1 ' it vIi'vttluiM nn t'.ie Oil' it in
pi i '.pir. Ii'l.iia Wi. iH..d vnt i.
ui o. i.uti. ctir ti. rid f'jui ;.-
6;;iprn. bri-lrt-s ihe mctnrvnsn -an.!
-n3octor. und three cui tf Ilia elx
were kl!l i-oti-i." :. Th ctiier lhr..
bio sevtr. :;. InJ .iel tuitl out or more
i. tmni tr.iy a -o euccumb. Tit" dead
?e: awiic O'J'eilr, tnotrrfiimli; tt.
V.. Yvr-. rMUc-ioi ft fh ClHton
or.d rihoc'fe rompmyi Peter Fucher
tjiliw, a car drive.
St. emir l.'iarasrit 'ved.
Halifax, N. H, Feb, H,-11tt Oerr..-n
tank t.tcanie.- l-rai,iatit, O.lain Wls--(ittuaen,
which had bern given up for
If it, vilft l.cr r.iv of B5 Men, arrived
fire yiiiltn' : i tow of t!i? gtoori'
t1rlt'h C".Kl!f The escape of tl:e
steamer is - it-Vable. Cho was plr ':
p1 up aucceas ve!y by three itcamers,
one of which 163. her In a storm, while
another whlth attempted to tow her
Irk r-ocarce fll.it-'oil herself through the
fru'lnjr of her propeller with the tow
tine, and was obliged to leave the Dia
mant to her fate.
le f 'resident lintmrt's Escort.
ITewarlt, BV. JL-The military or
ganization? tf the New Jersey Na
tional Guard tiir. will represent this
state In the ln-iv-ural parade at Wash
inffton were designated yesterday.
They are tho Second regiment of in
fantry, of Patcrron: Fl t Troop of
Newark, ai:d Oc.tllr.rf Gun company No.
2 of Ca-i jn numbering in all over
800 men. Vh" navc.1 reserves will tro in
dependcn'.iy of the other troops. The
First Trorn will act as Vice President
elect Hobcrt's special escort from his
hotel to the Capitol.
Haalng 11 dolled lllm nf Krnnn.
nuclioster, N. T Feb. 28. Clarence
A. Auitia, cf Marlon, N. T., was made
a ravie maniac as the result of the
br.T.oh- he received at the hands of the
W pin core iiss of the tfrlverpity of
HocltAUifc. lit Trlday nlut. Aus In
la a frohman, 19 years old. Several
sophomore gave htm a severe pum
rnellng. Tu'wiay ni.ht he went into
the wi'deet Uioge of delirium as the
result of his treatment, lie Is recovering-,
but is atill In a very nervous
condition.
Cleveland to VUlt the Writ I miles.
Greenwich. Conn., Feb. 2. -The ru
mors that have pi-cva.'o.d of late that
p.epioenc Cleveland was to start on r.
tiur of the v.oild .!n E. C. Eenediet'E
yvht Oneida, after his re'lrement
f om the Wht.e House, was fiellnltely
disproved today when Mr. Benedict
stated that the cvoi hauling of his
yacht wa-j preparatory to a cruise to
thi Wert 1 idles late In March, with
the then ex-piosldcnt as guest.
War on Dcpsrtineul More.
Montreal, Feb. 28. A systematic war
Is Being to be WR-ed upon the depart
ment stores. The retail Errocers cf the
city and the wholesale grocers met
yesterday afternoon and appointed r
committee to formulate an nir"pr.ient
by which the wholesale grocers will re
fuse to sell any wore goods to the de
partmental merchants. A similar
meeting will he held betwesn the
wholesale and retail druggists.
Now York's School Noeils.
New York, Feb. 26. The committee
oil ft lance of the board of education
has submitted to the board of alder
men a report saying that the sum that
, 111 be neoeriary to provide rel.col at
t -it Kiin.'l'ri' li the nv-'X f..o yai
la fully SV.' 10.0..
Don't allow the lungs to be impaired by tl e
continuous irritation of a cough. It is e-veier
to prevent consumption than to euro it. Uue
rinntp f'-nttuli Hum taken nnrlv icill wnril lift'
a iy fsuilnug trouble. C. If. irngeubuuh.
rWiil i 'f, itiv t n 1 nunr.
Jn llinf ."t.'t'i, j.Vl). 2j. "The su. vcrr.c
' irt lias tiffirmej tlio caso of Ii-.e.i
:i .Gci'.ar asa.jjst the election oilbca
of lu r p:cc not in Lafayette, in vbt 1,
bhe claimed the rljht to vote at a ..
tia.1 election, and brorsht suit aj, .m-,
the election officers to con-pel them tj
receive and count her ballot. Jud,-llacV-.noy,
in Wa decision, procetded i.-.
show that under' tho constitution wo
men oanno-t vote, and that this pro
v on of the constltuilon is not in con
flict with the conetliuHon of the United
t"-tales.
Our people are growing more and more in
the habit of looking to Guilder Bros., drug
gists, for the latest anil beet of overy thing in
tho drug liue. They will Chamberlain's Cough
Itemody, fniriniis for its cures of bad colds,
croup and whooping cough. When in need
of such a medicine, glvo this remedy a (rial
mil you will be more than pleased with the
result.
What Mude It Yawn?
Trtivel, v.hich imICi charm to the eon
vendition of en ugrueuUe imrsou, seme
times renders a bore more tiresome tliau
ever.
"And there I stood, Aunt SiiHan," said
Miss Porter e slow speaking but long wind
ed nephew, who luul been droning; on,
about his summer in Switzerland, for
some hours since the old lady's eyes luul
begun to droop In the lamplight "and
there I stood, Aunt Susttn, with the abyss
nvnlne in front of me."
"William," said Aunt Susan, sneaking
is one who lms long kept sllenoe, "was
I hat abyss a-yawning before you got there
r did it begin after ward r Kxouangs.
Stoekades.
In "The Voyages of Captain Cook"
there Is a statement to the effect that in
Kew Zealand the towns of the natives were
all protected by stnckndes. In soino oases
these were formed of double or trlplo rows
of Irei'F, thv Fpuocs Ix tweeu boiug latticed
wiih m .i virk i.rd fl'hd iHh earth.
Sprin
Ie made a ncccs- jtm
Mty by the im-iviecS seine
pure conditiGii of the blood after win
ter's ltearty foods, and breathing viti
ated air in home, office, schoolroom
or shop, "When weak, thin or impure,
the blood cannot nouritih tho body as
It should. Tlic demuud for cleansing
and invigorating is grandly met by
Hood's Sarsaparilla, .vhioli gives the
blood just the quality and vitality need
ed to maintain health, properly digest
fi -kI, build up and steady the nerves
ami overcome thut tired feeling. It is
the ideal Spring Medicine. Got only
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Prepared by '. I Iloml iS. Co , I.owcll, Hill.
u t t--ii i' I imM1 promptly i
liOOU S FlllS eUictlvciy u.ceuU.
ii t e.isiij promptly and
YOUR PALATE S YOUR STOM
ACH'S CONSCIENCE.
vuriisTo.u a;ii KxntVH tvn it ikiooii
roK vov.
Thill Hop'e lire thin because the food the
eit Is not slisorbed. Itensmis, cither wrnnK
f.vl, nr right fmsl nndigested.
Fit nils and greue will not muke any one
fut This la beeaitso they are imllgrstihle.
Tnln pentile find tt Imrd to ell gel their food,
fatty fowls make it (till harder.
Have yoli aver notified that almost without
excepiion, thin, pale, dyspeptic, anaemic
peop'o have an sttr.loii to til 7 This Is of
ti-elf pnnif enongh that snoh fimdsarebad
f..r them.
Let ynr palate fell yon wltst to eat.
Nstara makes very few mistakes and we
should listen to What she sayi.
Thin people may besoms fatter, and ilya.
peptics more comfortable by taking the
Shaker Digestive Cordial. It agrees With the
weakest stomach. It helps the weak stetoaeli
digest other food. It 1 fattening and invig
orating in itself, for it contains artificially
digested food.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers have-made a
great many interesting discoveries witlilu
the past hundred years, but none more Im
portant than this Ingenious cure for all
disease which are traceable to faulty diges
tion. A single 10 cent Imttlo will tell
whether It is adapted to your case, and eati
be had through any druggist.
MY HEART HAS MANY FAULTS.
I own my heart 1ms miof faults.
Yet look not cold on roe.
For It baa still one sunny spot
It is a love for thee.
Oa, thick upon the happy hours
We have together spent,
And ponder not on idle words
31y soul had never mesutl
'Tie true tho tempter gained my heart
By this dclmrlve snare,
Dot then thou should 1 1 not leave me to
A wild and dark despair.
Oh, then, I pray let not my lovo
From Its repose be driven I
But give me thy dear hand and say,
Dear love, thou art forgiven."
New York Ledger.
BALDNESS.
A DermatologiRt Says It IIny lto Unknown
In Another tienerutlon
Now the real cause of baldness has been
discovered, nnd u French dermatologist,
Dr. Ijabourand, suggesta a remeily. By
the use of this remedy, ho says, baldness
can be prevented, and in the next genera
tion it may be unknown.
1 1 litis been known for somo time among
medical men that baldness is a disease. It
has even been supposed to bo duo to u
spoclflo microbe. In fact, such an extraor
dinary amount of eyldence iu favor of the
theory has been accumulated that the men
Is now generally accepted. Dr. I.abour
and's investigation on tho subject has been
exhaust! vo and of such a conclusive nature
as to add heavy re-enforcements to tho al
ready existing mlcroblc theory. lie believes
that the disease is contagious nnd thut tho
onuso of contagion and the ppreadlng of
microbes is due to tho barber's instru
mental He presonts strong oTidence iu
support of this theory.
According to 1-abournnd, tlio typical
diseased hair is found at the edgo cf n con
stantly enlarging bald spot. It Is the
stump of what was once n long hair. It Is
simper! like an Interrogation point. It
grows less in diameter toward tho root and
has lost Its color, being cither gray or
white. Tho normal pith canal is wanting
ut the root, which Is itself no longer bulb
ous nnd hollowed for the papilla, but dls
torled In shapo and hardened. Within the
root suck a little bulb may bo seen develop
ing If examined under the magnifying
gloss. It Is this which 13 said to bo the
cause of tlio disease.
Iu tho good lmlr this bulb or utrlonle Is
full and closed and contains in its cot hi
compact cluv.rs of microbes, a culture of,
the smallest bacillus known. As tho Mi
crobe matures It may become one one-hundredth
of an inch in width. It is bent or
slightly curved In slmie, like a comma,
blunt nt the ends and slightly swollen In
the center. Kach bulb contains millions of
these bacilli, and to them is attributed the
cause of baldness.
Investigation shows that by tho time
the hair is dead and tho root nnd sebaceous
gland useless the microbe whlth produoed
this effect la gone. Thus remedies npplled
to the bald spot In the hope of making hair
grow again arc vain, for that glistening,
whlto desert Is totally barren of productive
roots, and the oil racks are dried forever.
Howei er, the progress of lialdness can
bo impeded. Thlsls accomplished by dis
infection of tho skin at the edge and in the
neighborhood of the patch by means of an
offoctual raiorobo destroying tonic.
If the microbe of baldness is an actual
fact, as seems fairly proliablo, und if the
prevalence of the condition is duo to con
tagion, as is tho reasonable nnd logical
deduction, lialdness am Iu prevented and
the first sttigcg of the disease umsted by
Intelligent treatment. Go, In time, liald
ness may disappear from humanity. Ex
change. Many cases of "Grippe" have lately been
cured by One Minute Cough Cure. This
Tirenaration seems especially adapted to tho
cure of this dieeotu. It acts quickly thus
preventing serious complications and bad
effects iu which this disease often leaves the
patient, i . Ji. iiageuDucn.
Nlagam I mis Will ltt.tlr..
Niagara Falls, Jtf. Y.. Feb. 26. The
action of the Wi'idtor town counsel In
retaliation on the pending United
States alien labor law by refusing to
allow contractors to employ allsns on
public works has been freely discussed
here, and the outcome will probably
).e a similar by-law by the Niagara
V alls town council. The feeling along
the Niagara front'er In favor of a re
taliatory measure is very keen.
They are so small that the mast sensitive
persons take them, they are so effective tliat
tne most onstiuxie cases or constipation,
liefulflf.liA and fnrlitd llvnr vIaM to rlim.
That is why DeWitt's Little Early Kisera are
known as the rauio'is little pills. U. 11.
llngenhuch.
Legal Victory for Unelu fmii.
Now York, Feb. 26. During the
years 1S88 and 18 the Old Brooklyn
Buffer Keflning company Imported 3D
shipments of sugar, upon which it was
claimed Collector Magcne oharged
fi 1.034 in excess of the lawful duties.
Suit was brought in the United fjutas
circuit court here to recover the alleg
ed overcharge, wrtjr interest. It has
been tried before Judge Coxe and a
Jury, and a verdict has been rendered
in favor of the chofcet levied by Col
lector Magone. Judge Coxe's docbilon
settles a reilee of suits in which tha
same Issues were raised, and In which
Claims for tEOO.OGO were involved.
If ymi have over seeu a uhiM in tbe agony
of cruup. you pan appriHlMHe the gratitude
of the mothers who Vuor that Que Minute
Cough I'ura relieves thir little ones as quick
ly as it is administered. afajtV homes In llila
"ity are never without It. CI J. llageubuch
When you want good roaSag, plumbing
gas flttink, or general tiiuuuitAtn alone eall
on K. P. (lallagber If West Centra street
Dealer it" sU'-es I -tf
Remember if Yoj I ave a ough or Cold,
I Pan-Tina alway tarei, tfoc. At (Jiubler
Bros , drug storo.
'C10LD DUST."
THE N.
St. Louis,
K, FAIR
New
Chisago,
STOCK ND Pr3U: MARKETS.
Closing UnohUleii or the New York and
Philadelphia Mxrlmnge.
New York, Feb. 25. The salee of stocks today
wure'only 88,000 shares, Whluh is somewnat,
but not not muoo below, the average for many
days rust. The-Small volume of trading nut
wide gups even to the list of usually active
stocks Closing bids:
r-.l: j. is Oh'o trV Lehi-li Vail--....
t.uiisu. & Uaio lu .lo.e ...in,, u.
ilol. liudnou. . . luUJi Incv , nki) u....
U.i L. AW UbK Peuns.iui.a .... W,
Brio 14 Reading SV
Ike Brie A W... 16 Bt. Paul 76; j
Iriddgh Nav. W. 11. 7. A l u. ... ijH,
AU lawt'u patd.
Oeneral Klhrkets.
Philadelphia, Feb. SB. Flour steady; winter
nporflue, 2.&5!i); do. oxlrai, tiW (td.il;
l ennsylvtinia roller, clear, ti.10'914.25; do. u .,
ItlHiitliti, !.'.; 1.40: westeru e!e:i.-, $4.1034
oity uiiU, extra, Byo Hour quiet;
choice Peuusylvaaia, N.73 por ban-ol. Buok
wheut flom' slow at 11.10 1. a ir 1 JO lbs. Wkuat
dull; eontrtiot wheat, spot, ,Vo!iHe. ; do. F.'b
ruary, SWS'iWsIb. ; No.S red, February, MJic;
do. Km eh,;-1 ,o. ;do.A;:rU, Wa. ; do. Hay,8uVc. ;
dc Juno, So.'.. ; do. Jtuy, 7iJio. ; do. beptoiubui',
Tfoe. ; Ha. to:insylranln and Ko. t Oelawai-4
ml, spot, 6854(3 8tto. Corn firm ; steanar "orn,
Sti S6o. ; Mo. 2 yellow for local trad" Mr. ;
No. i mixed, spot, SWjt38i-4o. ; do. February,
20,0) J6i40. ; do. March, 234o.; do. Apul,
m'ij&tie. Oata dull; Hay nominal; No. 2 widte,
oar lota, SuHe. ; No. 2 Whlto liiyel,oar lots, Ziii
$!)!. ; No. 2 whltu, spot ,Z,iityi!. ; do. Fa',., SI
CMJ'a.; do. 14arch,2-i!i'.4 : do. 4pril,2il9
2itc.;do. May, 2B(is2BKn. Hnyq-.- -t: choice tim
othy, 114.60 for large balm Boot qulot; family,
S.uO 111 ; extra masj,7;i;boet Lnni4.lB.76C01u ;
pocket. 7.50tl': city oitio India ine., tH iiilO.
Pork dull; faiaily, ifiu .t.l. LmvJl urin; west
ern steamed, 44. 6. Butter steai ; western
oreau,ery, lajlllo. ; do. faotory, 7il8o. ; Klgins,
IDe. ; imitation creamery, UlSe. ; Now liorlt
dn r , 10lee ; do. creani-fry, ii," ! w. ; fanoy
prints Jobbing at 31M4o. ; do. extra, whole
salo, 20o. Oheeseqniet; Urne, t :o. ; smad,
IKirliHe. ; part skims, &.1 ).'! t'-1 skims, Uv$
S' .e. 'ggs sioady; tv v it rli . .id Punoayl
vaaia, li Vo. ; westera fresh, 1:;1 . ; Noutbm,
lftjjo. Taliow Arm; olt, i.4!p' jj.; oosiiiw-y,
HSrtiC- Cotton seed oil Arm. Pcli'o;'.nu
qnict; Unitwl. closed at tile. b'd. UoIbhsos
qulot. Mglron cmiet; Bouthorn, til ?6'i11.6U;
northern, !ll$12.a). tMhl Bli'iim contiimwl
Htrength. Leading brokers ipaote i ouud lotsat
ro.o j, whilo tin metal exchango pi ice la tSJUXi)
B.lio.
Ihu btoclc Markets.
New York, Feb. 23. Cables quote Amerioan
itenrsat lJ'x'llHc i drossei weight ; slieep at
J(Sllo.; rofriff-ator be. at74jvo. CalvM
4iilot, steady ; veals, K97.23; barn.tard calves,
I.' SiKja.Tfi, Bheep and lambs weak : aheep, S.t.30
1 ; lambs, S3S.ta Hos f.rm at f3.l0.i4,'tt.
Hart IJberty, Pa., PeK 25. Onttle sieadv;
prime, 4.7fl6il 4.00: feepers, W.601; bulk
stags and oows, tl.75'0)il.Su. Hogs active: primu
medium weighta, $3.801.83; lient Yorkers, ti.'i
3.W: pigs, W fWJ, 85; heavy boga, 8.WiJ.liU!
roughn, $2.60X38.25. She op steady; Ohio fo.l
westeniB, W4.a); prlm, naive, t4.20i94.10;
common. S2.80(((!8.Ba;ohuit'elumbi, $533.25. Veal
oulvi-d, W:l.a6.
Tho little daughter of Mr. Fred Webber,
Holland, Mass., had a very bad cold and iwu'i
which he had not lieeu able to cure with any
thing. I gave him a 28 ceut bottlo of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, says W. P. lloldeu,
merchant and postmaster at West llrimfleld,
and the next time I sawhim ho said it worked
like a charm. This remedy is intended
especially for acute throat and lung diseases
such as colds, croup and whooping cough, and
it is famous fcr its cures. There is no danger
In giving it to childien for it contains noth
ing injurious. For salo by . Guilder Bros,,
druggists.
Jouriiallits t i.t I iglit n Dil?.
New York, Feb. 26. Ten thousand
cloakmakcrs in this city threaten to
go on a strike for higher wages. Mar
tin Klein, secictary of the executive
board of the United Brotherhood
Cloakinakers said today that he ex
pects the strike will be declared next
week. Said Secretary Klein: "We will
have to strike for the wag- s wo had
last year or work for starvttlon wages.
The cloakmakers den't make enough
now to keep body and t ui together.
Their condition Is worse now than It
ever baB bpen. Tailors are now earn
ing $3 and 4 a v.r -i:. They m-ed to
earn $20 a wi ; Pressers are getting
(8 and tl, opeiutora $6, 26 and 18, and
finishers jl.oO and $2 a week.
Cure for Headache,
As a remeily for all forms of Headache
Electric Hitters has proved to lie the very
best. It effects a permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield
to its Influence. We urge all who areafllicted
to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a
fair trial. In case of habitual constipation
Electric Hitters oures by giving the needed
tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist
the use of this medicine. Try it once. Large
bottles only 50 cents at A. Wasley's Drug
Store.
llryan's Welcome to Now Haven.
New Haven, Feb. 26. It Hon. Will
iam Jennings Bryan cherished any
hard feeling toward New Haven, ow
ing to the Incident which marked hit
yiBit here In October while campaign
ing, they will most assuredly be for
gotten, The reception acoordeiTto Mr.
Hryan last night was most hearty, and
when ha arrived on tbe stage of the
Hyperion theater to deliver his lec
ture on "Blmtalllsm,"he faced a rep.
resentatlve audience which practically
filled the theater. He was accorded fre
quent applause during his lecture, and
at Its close a public reception was
held.
Orlp-Colils-IIeudaebe.
Why suffer with Coughs, Uoids and La
Qrippe when Laxatlva firomo Qnlnlue will
sure yon in one day. Put up lu tablet eon
vetileut for taking. Guaranteed to mis, oi
money refunded. Prioe, 26 cents, "or sale
by Kirliu's Pharmacy.
t'or.'trt to Hosuloy Ills i.mUK'Tei.
Lurtalo, Feb. 88. Ocuiee Uoitm in,
formerly chief bookkeeper fr John
IHrootman. rioe n.irufjoturor of this
city. Is under a-reat chatted wl h
stealing cer IC.PCO frcra" Via torrnor
mploer. Koffirw i has cccced tlo
fonlt.
Threw Away Ills Cuuftf.
Mr. D. Wiley, n postiasler. Blsuk Creek.
N Y , was si badly ajtj4ajr4 with rheums
tlsui that he wosuulyiiMe teJiobble around
with canes, and even theiQiit canted him
great ia!u, ATUt using Cliambeftaiu's Pain
Brim he was so much improved that he
threw uivay bis canes. He says this lininicut
did him ninri j." u,l than all other medicines
aud tn atniei.t put tngether. For sale at 50
cent-, in bottli l, (iruhlir Urns., drug htore,
"Q0LD DUST."
Insist on the
Genuine
The best Washing Powder
made. Beet for all clean
ing, does the work quickly,
cheaply and thoroughly.
Largest package greatest economy.
BANK COMPANY,
York, Boston, Philadelphia,
NUGGtla OF NHWS
Ambassador to Italy McVeagh and
his family will leave Home on Monday
to return to America.
Mrs. Julian, mother of Fltsslmmon's
manager and mother-in-law of the
pugilist, died In New York yesterday.
Thieves entered the residence ot
Benor Jose Acuma, Spanish vice consul
In New York, and stole tS.uoo coah and
$17,000 worth of jewels.
Six tramp broke Into a Lehigh Val
ley freight car near Alburtta. Pa., held
up a man who waa In charge of a
horse, and set fire to the car.
Itecently the city of Richmond Va.,
ordered the Bell Telephone company to
remove Its polls aud wires. The com
pany appealed to the courts, and la
sustained.
George Weeks, who was smothererj
by coal at the GIIbr.on colllerr on
Wednesday, but who waa rescued ap
parently unharmed, died suddenly at
his home at Gllbertcn, Pa., yesterday.
Butler, the Australian murda.er, who
is l.ghtlng his extradition In Fan Fran
cisco, is d-termlned to appeal to th
I'nited States supreme court If Com
j.-ssloner Heath decides antalnst bin
No Itespcctor o! Persons.
That much dreaded disease diphtheria, is
no respect ir of person, ago or condition iu
life. It attracts tbe rich and the poor, tho
young and the old. Ilul It has met its un
flinching foe iu Thompson's DlphthoriaCure,
which is just what its name indicates. No
case of diphtheria was ever known where
this medicine was used according to diroc
tlo is and foiled to cure. Croup, hoarseness,
quinsy, sore throat, etc., are equally re
moved by it. Sold at Kirlln's drug storo at
50 cents a bottle.
Iron oro J'ool still iniout,
Cleveland, Feb. 28. Iron ore men
heie deny tho teport from New York
to the effect that the Bessemer Iron
association will not meet here next
Monday, as announced. It Is also de
nied th.it the pool was broken, and the
dealers assert that there Is no likeli
hood of its going to pieces.
The Woathor.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey: Fair; colder; northerly winds.
TO CUHP. A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tako Laxative Bromo Qulnino Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money if it fails to euro.
85 cents.
Tours to Florida.
No district In America presents, during the
Wintecscason, so many varied attractions as
the State of Florida. Besides its delightful
ilimate. which to one ost&p ng from the cold
nnd unhealthful changes oi the North seems
uliuont ethereal, His pre-eminently a laud of
sport and pleasure, Along us oloven hundred
miles of salt-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 the
tarpon, pompauo, and others ol a tnoro
Ironical character. Nowhere in all our broad
land can tho angler llnd a greater variety of
game or better npoit.
Here also the most enthusiastic hunter
liads satiety. Deer, turkeys, bears, panthers.
aud wild eats roam at largo through the inoro
sparseiy sciueu regions, while birds ot all
kinds may ho found in abundauco through
out tho State. The more novel sport of al
ligator and manateo hunting may also bo In
dulged In by tho more adventurous tourist.
With its matchless climate, its orange
Knives, its rivers and lakes, its boating aud
athiug, its Ashing and hunting, and its
extensive forests, Florida presents unrivaled
attractions for tho valetudinarian, tho lover
ot nature, the sportsman and tbe explorer.
To this attractive stale the Pennsylvania
Hullroad Company has arranged four personally-conducted
tours during the.season nf
1807. leaving by special train January 20,
February 0 and 23, and March 0, The fir-it
three tours will admit of a sojourn of two
weeks in this delightful land; tickets for tho
fourth tour will he valid to return until May
31 by regular trains.
Kates for tho round trip. $60.00 from New
York, $18.00 from Philadelphia, and propor
tionate nttes from other points.
For ticlcU, itineraries and other informa
tion, apply to ticket agents, special hooking
offices, or address Goo. W. Boyd. Assistant
General Passenger Agcut.Broad street station,
Philadelphia.
One Minute is all tho time necessary to de
cide from personal experience that Ono Min
ute Cough Cure does what its name implies.
C. H. Iiagonhuch.
Two Workmen Illuwu to Atom.
Steubsnvlle, O., Feb. 26. By an ex
plosion of nltro glycerine at the rr.tg
azine of the Gould oil Meld, thraa-miles
south o" here, Louis Crary and Ulugane
Italston, employes of the Milltken and
Lehley Torpedo company, were blown
to atoms. A number of houses In the
vicinity were damaged. The shook was
felt for five miles.
Torturing, itching, scaly skin eruptions,
burns and scalds are soothed at ones and
promptly healed by DeWitt's Witch Hasel
Halve, the best known cure for piles, C. JI.
Hageubuch.
A Dcfret In the Law.
Perry, O. T., Feb. J6. It hs come
to light that the act making it a -crime
for officers of banks to receive deposits
when the banks are iu a falling condi
tion is null and void, because it never
passed tha lower house of tha lagiala
ture. or at least does not appear on
the Journal cf the house as havins
passed. It was signed by the president
of the senate and speaker of the house
and by the governor. Many banlteri
have been convicted under it.
K. B. Turner of CompUm, Mo., writes us
that after sunVriua from nilea for
yciirs, ne completely cured tlieui by using
I three boxes of IMVHl's Witch Hasel galvo.
i It oures eosenw and severe skin d
! ii. Hageubuch.
If. Kuiitau X .'.anig ,.r.
Boston, Feb. . Dr. Frldtjcf Nan
Ben will visit the Hnlted Btatts In C.:
Ltd of this year, havl- t been ene.ag- d
fcr a lecture tou -. Dr. ran--- , t.nt
on'y speaks porfect Kiir.-lMi, I ut his
Striking and eoiunun.-'l..,, a; e ua.ico,
as well a.i tyjs i4.is:k i,,' r.i.u. r., in-.ke
h'm a ii'.'.it'a'.tiiutive h.e.U'.c-r. Mrj.
I. 'aiiacn may' accc ;i..i.yr.I ii.
It is surprising what a "wee bit of a thlug"
nil aeconipllsb. Hick headache, ronatlpa-
' lyopepsiu, Bour stomach, dizsiuetf, are
qiin kly hanished by DeWitt's Little Early
hVens Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill. C.
II. Ilugcnbui h.
THE INUNDATED HAMLETS.
Or eat SunVMug of fined Vlellhis Alone
tin' ItAcrtllns; Hirers.
Cllii'inmtl Feb. 2J. At all river
points from Pittsburg to Maysvllle the
river is Wing very rapidly, every
where alin.e here nalnatlon Is re
sumed. Danger Is over In all th.' ln
und.it ' l i-p tlver ton 'u. Ruffeilnir at
l'ortst.ii nth. win re It .ns the gn ate i,
Is diminishing. The nair.e may lie h :i 1
of HuntliiR nn, C'.ith tt.-,bui-M, ll.i'igi.i,'.
Itock. Abt'ideen end IlayHvlllc, .!.e e
the Inundation d.i.ve out hundreds if
families.
Ifrom Ii.'aysvllle down to Cincinnati
the fiord i.i nt ltd worst. Relnw Cin
cinnati the trlbut irku are falllnr; r.i -Idly,
and thouiTb the river Is very full
the high tide c nr .-nt of ten to twelve
miles an lieu,- Ifi carrying the witter
down Vfry rapld'y. No serious dam
age or loBses of property and life have
been leported from up rivet i eint.
within the last 30 hours. IUrrht lieu
in Cincinnati and vicinity the situa
tion 1b at its wirat. Upppor Cincin
nati, at Pendleton, Is pretty badly
flooded. At least a hundred families
are driven frum dwellings. They a,e
amply ptovlded for by organized char
ity. Up Mil! r-.-cek a few families have
been driven from home, and many cel
lars are fuil of water.
Down the river, at Delhi, Til v-u'd".
Coal City and Addyston, some families
have been compelled to ah .ndi .1 tbelr
homes. Newport, on the Kentucky fide
of the river, suffers most proportion
ately. Ovrr SCO families have been
driven to higher ground. Large details
of police are employed day and niRht
giving relief. Soi."e r.illver provisions
from boa's to Icrpie lodging in the
second etory of their l; "ies. The vil
lage of Hrcmley, with almost 700 In
habitants, Is rt!?n 'St wholly flooded.
The dam of the Great lake at Lud
low Lagoon is in great danger. It is
probably within the facts to say that
along the Cincinnati river front on
both sides of the river, '600 families
have been driven from their home,
and as many more compelled to live
over flooded cellars. It may be erre"i
ed that tonlaht' or tomorrow morn'..,,
navigation vlll be resvmed at ciu--
atl and all other points above cr '.
'. -low.
J!s estimated that 5,000 wi -ltmen
.n . tnelnruitl and the Kentucky town
-v d eLlcs opposite here hav bec.i
I ".wn out cf ei--plnymcnt by the stop
page cf '.bo inundated factories, to
Ec.y r.ctjii r cf those kept from woik
by Inu:.: L.J homes.
A Household Necessity.
Catoarets Ckndy Catlmrtie, tho most won
derful medical discovery, of the age, pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, act gently and
positively on kidneys, liver and buwols,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure
headache, fever, habitual constipation aud
biliousness. Please buy and try a box of
C. C. C. to-day ; 10, 28, 60 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Tours to Uullforiilu.
California hue been most fittingly termed
tlio "Italy of America." All tho delicious
balm, tho cloudless sky, and the rich ver
dure of tlio groat European peninsula are
duplicated in this sunny land of the Pacific.
Here naturo basks in tho sunshine of her own
'leauty; nnd hero she has established hei
owu sanitarium, where eternal spring iu
spires everlasting youth. With tho snow
mantled peaks of the Sierras upon the one
hand, the calm Pacific with its soft breezes
Upon the other, and a veritable parudiso of
flowers, fruits and plants between, man can
find and needs no lovelier laiul. To visit
such a country is a privilege, a blessing.
The Pennsylvania JUilruad Company,
recognising the need of a more comfortable
und pleasant way of crossing the continent,
inaugurated a series of niuiiutl tuurs to Cali
fornia, running a through train of 1'ullmun
palace cars from New York to tho Pacific
Coast, and stopping at the principal points of
interest un route. The great popularity of
those tours demonstrates tlio wisdom of the
movement.
For the season of 1807 throe tours huve
been arranged to leave New York, Philadel
phia, and Pittsburg, January 27, r'ebruary
t, and March 27.
The tint tonr will run direct to Sun Diego
via St. Louis and the Santa Fe Koute, and re
turn from San Francisco via Salt lake City,
Denver, and Chicago, allowing five weeks in
California.
The second tour will nin via the Mammoth
Cave and New Orleans to San Diego, stopping
at tho "Crescent City" during tho Mardi
Qras Carnival. This tour will return via
Salt Lake City, Denver, Omaha, and Chicugu,
allowing four weeks in California.
The third tour will run viaChicago.Deuver,
nnd Salt Lake City, allowing passengers to re
turn by regular trains via difleront routes
within nine months.
All of those tours, cither going or return
ing, will pass through the famous Colorado
region, Glonwood Springs, Leadvllle and tho
Garden of tho Gods.
Bates from all points on tlio Pennsylvania
Railroad System east of PlttBburg: First
tour, $310; second tour, $330 ; third tour,
f2I0 rouud trip, nnd $150 one way.
For detailed itineraries aud other informa
tion, apply at ticket agencies, special book
ing olllces, or address Goorge W. Boyd,
Assistant General Pawenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
I had severe attacks of gravel and kidney
trouble; and unable to get a modiclno or
doctor to cure me until I used Hop Hitters,
and they cured me in a short time. A
Djumsapillipi) LtWYDB OF .YYNB Co.,
COrijBLSiji. ako Coi0. A youug girt
despjy regrsttsd that she was so oolorless and
and cold. Her face was too white, and her
hands and feet felt as though the blood did
not circulate. After one bottle of Hop
Bitters had been taken she was the rosiest
aud healthiest girl in the town, with a
vivacity and cheerfulness of mind gratifying
to her friends.
To Strike Ag'ilust Starvation Wnees.
Havana, Feb. 23.--The 'editor of La
Lucha, Senor San Miguel, and Senor
Jlorote, correspondent of JS1 Liberal, of
Madrid, will, It Is announced, fight a
duel, the result of the recent attack
of L Lucha upon Senor Morote, grow
ing out of the interview with the Cu
ban Insurgents obtained by Morote
and cabled to his paper. La Lucha
practically accused Senor Morote of a
violation of the Spanish laws in vlalt
ing the camp of General Gomea and
tbe Cuban leader.
BloodHerveFood
For Weak and Run Down People.
UfUHT IT IC I The richest of tll restora
WftlHI II 101 tlve foods, because It re-
J daces the essentials of life that are ex
lausted by disease, Indigestion, high living,
overwork, worry, excesses, abuse, etc.
WHAT IT DOES I
digestion perfects creates solid flesh,
muscle and strength. The nerves being
made strong the brain becomes active and
olear. It restores lost vitality, stops all wast
ing draltiB and weakness in either sex, and
as a female regulator bos no equal. Prioe
COS., orn ve boxes S2.00. Druggists orhy mall.
f We can help you. Advice and book, free.
Write Us About Your Casej
THE DR. CHASE COMPANY,
1612 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Sick Headache.
Neuralgia and Ertremo NcivousnM.
EkVKIl Mnco I ras eighteen years old
until 1 learned of Dr. Mllei' restora
tive I' ncdlos, 1 suffered from sick
headache i' c S ext.re-oo nervousness and dys
pepsia, in tim b.'art disease developed. I
wast:atod by several doctors with no re
lief. Severe pclpittitlon with pain tn loft'
breast, shortness of breath, and smothering
3 pel la made mn most miserable. I pro
cured Dr. Mile?' Restorative Nervine and
New Heart Cure and took them alternately
as dlrc,tcd. Improvement bogan at once
and Increased so rap
Dr.
idly thit inside of six
rton Ihs I Increased
thirty six pounds in
K MHoq
-Nervuie:
weight. . All pain In
FlestorM ,
the heart is gone, and
Hearth;
the nervousness has
wholly left mo,"
Mr"!. Chab. Khapp,
W. Oerman Bt., Little Falls, N. Y Nov. 7. '95.
Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold byalldrug
tHte undor a positive gunrnntee, first bottle
ii jnoflts or money refunded. Book on Heart
nd nerves sent free to all applicants.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
MADE ME, A iY,AN
A3 AX TABLETS POSlTlVKliY CUIUS
jy ii, jy trrvoum jrt4aaivBitna mam.
ory. Jmpotenojr, ImpIm-dms. alo . cnntatl
Ly Abuno and other Eoentoo nnd InatsV
OJWtloni, 771ft rfvuutiy oiw sMrW
restore Lost Yit'jli'j-' i oU or Toting, and
iltttmrmfc ti '.,l . jra or torvriooe.
1'rfVBiit Instt n ul (Vinsumntlon if
Thy fluidity and Hrffi
talconln time. Their ipy ttt-rTK immcliHro Imnrore
merit and effects a CURB vioro all others fail. In
filet upon hftving the itentii. n .Ajrjx T.-bleto. They
have cared thounAnds nnd will cure you. We slva a
poalllve written gunrantee to effect a cure In each eaw
or reiuDa mo nipnur, jticsj ou oenri per pacKi
tii pttekfutfai (full treatinentj for V-JX). Ut mptUia
I'lafn wrpiw, rpon recelbtof price. Olroulur free.
AJAA KtMtUY CO., '"SZSZuir
Kor Hdc in Rhonandonh, Pa., by A. Waley
and M P. Klrlln, Druggists.
AWN'S TANSY PILLS
A tiiia. TftDs Atrn nvit VvOMAN'S RELIEF.
AlwATiDramDttnd rctlnriU. At oiil Intiiatkmt.
Oti CaTDIT'I TlWBT Pi LI Jlnil JIAVK RKUKKTft.
Alrlriiff afirfl nr Mnt diMet ltdt. nrlM. tl.
Catok 8nc. Co Boefain, Maw. Our book, 40.
For snle at P. I1. I). Kiihu'fl rlru
Blu nundoQli drug store '
may mm mwm
lo u, o ...-lu.T.ot iKJa 1IAIK MM.I.
0. W r, n rite hrirmiBM, p!canr.odor. JlflO-t lott.e
l.KTS HAIlt TOSltlremoTetdandruir.ftnni
hair from falling ont and promoteeerowth l.0ft bottle
1. nn M inilCANT CO 106 Fulton au, S v.CRPp
Illustrated Treatise on Uatr on application rnt&
For sale by Shenandoah Drug Store, KUlln'a
Dmg Store.
riTED. 4
Thousands upou thousands of
children aud other dear mem
bers of families, die nntmully
from Diplitbeiia. This cau all
b avoided by the prompt use,
according to directions, of
THOMPSON'S
DIPHTHERIA
Manufactured by the Thompson
Diphtheria Cure Co., Williams
sport, 1'a , and sold by Drug
gists everywhere for luc small
sum of fifty cents per bottle.
What is fifty cents when it
avoids Ihe suffering nnd saves
the life of a dear one? You Say:
"xsotuing, nut win it qowuat
is claimed?" It has done so
in every instance on record
not a single case where it
fuilcd. This is the best nnd
surest guarantee for its tnc
decinal qualities
Thompson's DiphlheriaCurc
also speedily teheves and
cures Croup. Quinsy or any
other throat affection.
Those who have tried it
will never do without tills
Medicine in their house, and
their unsolicited testimonials
piovc this assertion.
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Sale at KIRLIN'S Drug Storf.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Personally-Conducted Tours
flATCHLESS IN EVERY FEATURE.
CALIFORNIA ,
Tour to CALIFORNIA and tbe PACIFIC
COAST will leave New York and Philadelphia
February W, stopping at' New Orleans during
Mardi Gras featlvfllea, and allowing four w eeks
In California, and March 2T, returning on
regular trains within nine months Hound trlii
rases from all Hrlit" on the 1'i nn-) Itiiuiu Hull
road System east of llttlui k : M.V) no for tour
ol February Ut, and 1210.00 for tour of Maicb 27
FLORIDA
Jacksonville tours, allowing two weeks In
Florida will leave New York and Philadelphia
February f and S3, and Marob , 1807
Bate covering expenses en route In both
directions, f3o.00 from New York, and (18.00
from Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON
Tours, each covering a iwriod of three
days, will leave Now York and Philadel
phia February U,' March It, April 1
and 3t. and May IS, 197. Rat'", lnclinl
ing trananortetlpn and two days' aceoniinod
Mon ut tba urst WoaUiigtoii Hols, ill m from
New York, Snd 111.80 frum H.lluJett.a.
OLD POINT COMFORT TOURS
RETUBNIKQ DIRECT, OR VIA.
RICHMOND AND WASHINGTON
will ham N v York an-l Philadelphia V bru
ai 20, aiui.ii P., und A nil Vi, t8U7.
For ih'tallid Hiui'rarles and other lnfruannabiii
apply ut th ki t luieiielrs 0 addrM Oua, w.
Iloyd, Asst. (Wl Pose, Aoi.t, Br6r-riweet
Htution, PhllodelpMa.
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