lUlUFUSSOlt J. SI. MUNYOX.
rrntVssiir Mmiyuii it ImiKirctl to day ss tlio
lending authority in tlir medical world. 1 1 in
now and Immune mt'tlimls ill treatment have
swept attny till tho old fushioncd liloa of
MoctorniR with piiwinotn drugs th.it create a
donon diseasos in tlii c tin it to Ret rid of one.
Be does not claim that he ass one remedy
that will euro all complaints, but that he has
prepared a specific cnr for tieurly every dis
ease. He does claim that Munyon's Rheuma
tism Core will cure rheumatism ; that Man
yea's Hyspupsia Cure is a positive cure for
dyspov-in ii ml all stomach troubles; Mun
yon's tYinrh Cure unci conhs; Mnnyon'i
Catarrh Ki-incdlcs cure catairh; Mmiyon's
Kidney Cure cures kidney troubles. The
lame may he suid of all Mutiyon's different
remedies. . They may be obtained at all drug
Stores, mostly at 85 cents a bottle.
rersoual letters to Prof. Mnnyon, 1608 A rob
street, Phll.idclphia.Ta., answered with free
medical advice for an v disease.
Candy.
Do"-you wish to eat
candy that is pure ? IIso,- you
should try our new line, we
handle A. M. Tenney's chocolates
and loti hons, the purest that can
bem.ule.- Try a box, you'll want
another.
HOOKS & BROWN
No rt hi Mmr St.
FURNITURE.
Never li.nl we so largcend beautiful an aasort
nicnt ns now, anil In o'tit of value can offer
iuti'iHliiiK buyer 1 letter IndHeeinente than over
Wt- c.ill your nttentoiKHtr line of
PARLOR SUITS -DINING;
ROOM SUITS,
BEDROOM SUITS;
Hi really h tront to see ich KOfMfe ttlttci
ri'inarknhU low fnctory prici-a.
ONE OK oru-
E. BABY COACHES
Is a good thing to puMi along. They arc
grodut upward to aiiit nny tate. Quality nnd
nctunl worth nlone determine the prices,
Ottr Stock is Complete.
M.Spoont,
11S Bast Centre St.
Mbcrton nntl tho Klectrlo ltallirny.
.. ,,...!m iiirtiniiroi tneaiiMiiuu Duruimi.
Council was held Thursday evening for the
purpose of hearing tho Solicitor's views per
taining to the arxumeiithetwcen the Traction
Company and Horouich Council. Tho ordi
nance was read and approved by tho Council
and Solicitor. Tho Solicitor was instructed ,
to enforce the ordinance in regard to
macadamizing the track anil eighteen inches
each side of it and pay a royalty on their
cra running in the borough, as there has
becu no royalty paid since the company liab
been in ojieration. lie was nlno instructed to
force a decision from the referee in regard to
the case pending siuce 1805 between Council
and the Traction Company.
Arrvstml for Impersonation.
HollhhiyHburg. Pa., March 13. Jacob
Iilttcr, of Ait. Pleasant, Pa., wag ar
iest.il here yesterday for impersonat
ing on oftieer and attempting to serve
a li'.uus uurrant. He was unable to
fui nl-h bail, and la now in Jail. Hitter
hud in his possession a warrant bear
ing the sisnature of Justice S. B. Fish
er, (if United, Westmoreland county,
nuthoilzlne the wrest of liis'wife, Mrs.
Emily Rltter, who resides with her
relatives here, for the murder of an
mfcirft ehlld. Mrs. Ititter denies the
(harge, and says the child is alive.
The husband and wife have been es
tranged. The Amerloati Silver I'nrty.
Chicago, March 13. The Tlmes-IIer-ald
publishes the following: "An effort
Is to lie made to effect a permanent
umulgamation of the factions which
were allied in the support of W. J.
Brjan. Several conferences have re
cently been held In which the situa
tion was discussed. The April number
of New Occasions, a radical magazine
published in Chicago, voices the sen
timent of I hose who have been In con
ference in an add less which calls for
the abandonment of old party liner
and a icuirranlzatlnn under the name
of II" m :kan Fiiver party"
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
COR. WHITE and LLOYD STREETS.
t'K IIAVK THK
DKMCiNH OK
..OIL CLOTHS
IK TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY.
fVsV. . a.A 4 s
Mflspiiiii9flnnssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssm
IS
V1
f& Ko. 17 Went Centre Htreet.-
l'KIWONAI. MKNTIOjr.
twis Jones, of Win. I'cnn, Is ou the sick
list.
Bonj.itnin and Max Inj-.y, of fuiitlcoke,
were visitors to titt. last evening.
Miss Jenuie Hall, of South White ttree't, is
slowly recovering from her lllnin.
Miss Ida Iteehncr, of Port Carbon, spent
U-dny with her brother at the M. E parsou
. A baby hoy arrived at the home of John
Rowland, of West Centre strict, yustcnUy, to
make things more cheerful.
Ml Gertrude Reuse celebrated her birth
day nnaivetsiry tat evoning by eutcrtainlng
a number of her friends at her home on East
Centre street.
.Mrs. Jot n Howling lias retumtd homo
from Philadelphia, accompanied by her son,
Harry, who bad sufficiently recovered from
his recent attack or illness to niako tho trip.
Mr, and Mrs. M. 1). Malone, and family, of
South Jardln street, were attendants at tho
funeral of Mrs, Catherine Drennan, of Cen
tralis, to-day. Her death Is mourned by a
largo concourse of friends and relatives. De
ceased was a sister of Mr. Malone.
Stlss Sanger at Wusbtngtmi,
Visitors to Washington from this eonnty,
during the inaugural ceremonies, were
pleased to find a Schuylkill countiitti at Hit
capital, who shared In the honors of the oc
casion. Several ytar ago Miss Dot Sanger, a
former resident of Hhenandoah, youngest
daughter of the Into Thomas Sanger, who
was murdered by tho "Mollies," went to
live with her aunt in New Jersey. Decern
ing acquainted with the family of Vice
President llobart , she subsequently accepted
the position of companion to Miss llobart,
an invalid. After the death of the latter,
about a year ago, the family became so
greatly attached to Miss Sanger that she was
prevailed upon to remain with them, and she
is now enjoying the society of the great people
of our land at the nation's capital, a jiosition
no other fair daughter of Schuylkill lias yet
at tallied. Miss Sanger's mother is now living
near Mt Cnrnicl.
A Oigantio Oiml Stripping-.
A Mahanoy City correspondent writes : A
party of P. & It. officials bail an important
secret mission in this neighborhood Thurs
day. They spent several hours viewing the
mountain back of the station to Schuylkill
colliery from which it is proposed by a gigan- j
tic scheme to strip off coal confined beneath'
the surface. The party was composed of I
Vice President Theodore Voorhees, General i
Superintendent I. A. Sweigard, General Pass-1
cnger Agent K. T. Weeks, Superintendent of
Williamsport Division A. T. Dice, and Assis
tant Superintendent and General Engineer,
A. S. Ward
Catholic Missions. j
A collection is taken up every year iu the '
various Catholic churches of tho United
States to prosecute missionary work among
the colored peoplo and the Indians. A
financial statement just issued by the com
mission for the missions has placed Philadel
phia first among tho archdioceses of the
county, that diocese contributing $6,045 01.
Boston comes next, with New York a close
third. The total amount collected in all the
dioceses and archdioceses of the country in
1808 was $31,1130.08. The total amount
collected in all the dioceses and archdioceses
of the country from 1887 to 1890 Inclusive
was $872,801.70. Tho collections for the
missions fur 1807 is being taken up in many
of the Catholic churches in
month.
this county tin.
Saving Vund Slinros.
Tho Safe Deposit Building and Saving
Associatiou opened n new hories. Subscribe
for Hhares with AI. II. Master, 127 North
Jardin street. No better investment. Ask.
for Information. A large number of shares
carried in town. 2-15-lm
mi:i).
C'OXItY At (thenar dnnb, l'a on tho 12th
Inst , Owen Conry, aged 70 rears, l'uneral
win ti.a plACC on Monday, lsth fust., from
his late residence, 1'17 Houlh Chestnut t-treet.
fit tin. in. 1 1 iff f i mass in tlio Annunciation
church, ami interment in the parish cemetery.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to
uftemt. It
ItKPORT OP THK CONDITION OF
THE MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK,
at Slit nanilojili, in the ntnie of Pennsylvania, nt
llif clone of Inisine, March 9th, 1MI7:
JlKOUItCK8
LoatH ami (HrH'OiintB $185,575 51
IT. H. ItontU to HC'Giire circulation 75,000 00
Premiums on t ft. Itondft 6,500 00
HtockH, stHMirltlea, to 30,GT0 00
llanklnK'houpe. furniture, and flxt 2,159 72
Due from approved reserve agents 06,652 18
Check nnd other cash iteim 750 36
Note of other national hanks 180 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels and
ient 210 97
Lawful money reserve In bank, xlzt
Seoi . 13,410 75
Leutil-teiuler note 5,570 00
U. . eertif 's of deiKHlt for
legal tenders 19,060 75
Iledemption fund witli U. 8. treasurer
(5 ier cent, circulation) 3,376 00
Total -1888,160 39
LIABILITIES.
Capital tdoek paid in $100,000 00
Mnrnltia fund 20,000 00
Undivided profit, em expenses and
taxes paid 8,72 57
National lkmk notes ouUtanding 67,500 00
Due to other national banki 12,788
Dun to Ktate hanks and hankers 3.0UH 63
Dividends unpaid 380 00
Individual deposits snhject to cheek.... 171,561 70
Demand oertifloateH of dejiosit 1,194 53
Total $888,160 39
State of Pennsylvania, County of Schuylkill, ss:
I, IS. B. Hunter, cashier of the rIkjvc named
liftnk, do solwnuly swear that the above state
ment Is true to the best of mv knowledge and
belief.
K. 11. Hunter, Cashier.
SulworllMxl and sworn to lief ore me thl 18th
day of Iaruh, 1897. J. It. Oovi.k.
Xotr Publlo
Correct Attest ;
0. W. DlDPALL, "I
John 11. Monauhav, Directors.
h. J. AVILK1HAOK, )
CLOSING
OUT AT
AND BELOW
COST !
T will ulnae out in 30 days my entire stock of
BOOTS AND tfHOES of the best and fiwvmt
make. The greater part of this stock U home
madc Roods. IteaMon for selllnfc "t I Intend to
leave town. Call early And examine the Uxk
GEO. MANNING,
t SS B. Goal St.
NEW SERIES !
SavluK fund stock will he sold by
THE MINERS', MECHANICS' AND
-LABORERS' B. & L. ASSOCIATION,
At tin- ofltce of J. K. Cuylp, Reddall'a l.iiU.llnif,
March I7lli, (row t to 3 o'clock p. in.
mTmmimmmmnrnnnminiTininnrmii
UilllUU uuiuu iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiii,
GENUINE 4 IMPORTED 4 BEER
Nouri.liiutr and exhilarttUng
5 CENTS PEIJ GLASS
Absolutely jmr.
tttutly on liitnd t
OohIaIiu co Alcohol. Con-
JACOB NOLL'S,
NO. U NORTH MAIN ST.
pithy ponrrn.
tttnf tilng Thronghnnt the Conntry
Olirunloled tor Hasty Perusal.
Kggs are selling at 18 cents in Ashland.
Allentown capitalists have bought a site on
which to erect large eetnent works.
The Htate Hoard of Pardons 1ms postponed
until March 84 Its next meeting at llsrris
bu rg.
The P. tc H. employes iu the Gilberton and
St. Nicholas districts received their wages for
the last half of February yesterday.
A new vein of coal was struck in a long
tunnel at the new Big Mountain slope this
week. Soon as puiallilo the new discovery
will bo worked.
Nine years ago to-day occurred the great
un iiar (I which blocked railroads and high
ways more completely than had ever occurred
at ti ls season of the year.
The front of Wilkinson's dry goods em
porium wi.s adorned this morning by swing
ing a new sign to the breeze. It is painted
In bright and attractive colors.
Pan-Tina I WhatTsltT
The greatest core for coughs and colds. At
fmihler Bros., drugstore.
The liny t'reuetmr will Jto Hero.
The services at the P. SI. church to-inor-low
shonld be greeted with large andleneee.
The pastor, lie v. Moore, lias lieen notified
the boy prosoher of Ilrooklyn, X. Y will
occupy the pulpit that day. The young loan
is but seventeen years of age, and comes well
recommended. This it a rare treat and all
who have the opportunity of hearing him,
shonld take advantage f this.
It Hits the Spot That's Right,
Wh it r Pan-Tlim for eonghs aud colds. A
Clrohler Ilros , drag store.
The College Closed.
A levy was. made upon the Mt. Cnrmel
Business College on Thursday, for rent
amounting to 80 00,and itedoors were closed.
It was first established by Prof. G. M.
Williams, who conducted college at Maha
noy City and Wilkesbarro. It is claimed that
t-1,000 has becu collected in advance fur
scholarships paid by those attending tho
school.
Pimples, blotches, I'lacWioads, rod, rough,
oily, inothy skin, itching, scaly scalp, dry,
thin, and falling hair, and baby blemishes
prevented by CcxiruRA Soap, tho most
effective skin purifying and beautifying
soap in the world, ns well as purest and
sweetest for toilet, bath, and nursery.
Boap 1b boM thronrfiont tho world. Pottb Drvq
AC D f H KM. t 01tl.,Snlr 1'fopt., Iioiiton(U. 8. A.
sWllow tu Prevent Fce Humors," milUd free.
EVERY HUM0RTTM,!; ZsSSssr
miimmmmmmnmmm
3
A BEAUTIFUL GIFT
IE
FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS.
COUPON TO "HERALD" S
READERS. 3
Tlie liolilcr of SO Coupons of tlio
; HERALD Is entitled to n llret-clnsa life- 2
bUc, froc-linnd Water Color Portrait -
worth $15 00, niailo from any distinct
liliotoBraph, liy pnylnj; CB cents at it. -
Ilccker' sUidio, 3u8 W. Centre street, 13!
Slienandoali, la. ' -3
0PEB SUNDAYS. 3
Z sn? Photograph In immedlatelj- 2
and have coupons ready upon re
g; celpt of portrait. 5
ST NO COUPON, NO PORTRAIT. 3
MISCELLANEOUS.
WAXTHD.-A first-clans tinsmith, one who
1 1 nndcrstaiida plnmblnrr preferred. Apply
to W. 1'. Williams, 10 North White treet. 3-12-tf
FOIl RENT. The store room, cellar and ono
room on 2nd door now occupied by
earlier if desired. Heated by steam. Apply to
3tf N. V,: IteDDAU.
4 GKNTS Fifty cents on each dollar; no
IX. ciperience necessary. Vrlto for sample
copy. Address The Catholic News, 13 llarclay
St., Isow York. 2-18-tt-es
FOlt IiRNT. Store room and dwelling at No.
122 North Main street. Contains bath and
closet. Good cellar and nice yard room. Size
of store room. 16x15 feet, with two large beauti
ful show windows, fitted out with counters and
shelving ready for business. Wareroom nnd
stable can be had with It If desired. Grand
location and rent reasonable. Address, C. W.
NEWitocsEiiao North Main street. 3-1-tf
SPEGIAIi
AT
wmpisoifs
HIS BIG STORE'S UNEQUALLED
BARGAINS.
CARPETS.
We carry a good stock of every
worthy make and offer special
inducements to buyers ; come and
get our prices before buying car
pets.
DRESS PLAIDS.
Perliaps about twenty pieces
are left of the hundred pieces of
choice plaids at. 6Xc- Per Jrd !
they were made to sell at i2c.
YARD WIDE PERCALES.
Kqually cheap are the new per
cales, sold everywhere at i2)4c.;
our price only 8c.
BROCADED SILKS.
Ulack only, but rich brocade
effects would be cheap at 65
our price only 39c.
L J.WILKINSON
MAIN STREET.
LLOYD STREET.
(pieura
KAHAK0Y 0ITT.
The old trucks sast of the fuel station near
thejlg house have been jemnreil to pre von t
them being carried doWri by a cave-In that Is
cipected dally.
The store of widow Davidson, at Maiie
vllle, was robbed of a enantlty of tobacco
and candy a few nichta mo.
The Mabanoy Oily relief station will only
he open three days text week. Thirty
ramtlles were relieved yesterday.
Henry Uaideralch, a retired fmroer wlio
lives In town, visited Ills old homestead at
East Mahanoy tonne) s few days ago and
discovered that 80 basket! of fKrtatMs had
been stolen from the barn rfnd the hide and
horns were all that the rubbers left of a cow.
Tlio business net! wCeatre street Ire cir
culating subscription ptiers to have prlrale
watoiimeu hired.
Three Day Nfent Week. .
Orders were reoaived h town to-dy for all
the 1', ft Tt, C. ii I. Co. collieries to resume
operations on MetHliy tnorning and wofR
three threeiuarter daysoextweek.
llNAWCB AND TBADe7
Tlio Commercial HxsliAnges Ksport Ht.
dencrs nf Coming Prosperity.
New York, March 13 It. O. Dun &
Co.'b weekly, revltw of trade By! tt
la a curious Illustration of hurrtan na
ture this contlmted dlecouraeTtment
even while the Inettase of productive
Industries and at Ierttlmate buelne
steadily grow. No genuine or lasting
Improvement oould come otlierwlee
than slowly, and step by step., after'
such a depression . as the past four
years have witnessed, and the most
hopeful feature of the situation Is that
the gain Is so nearly devoid of ele
ments whleh Involve unsoundness and
probable reaction.
The first step toward prosperity Is to
get the wheels started and the hands
employed, and the number of works
which have returned or Increased force
during the past week seems greater
than in any other week Blnce Novem
ber. While the start has been secured
In many cases by contracts at low
prices, involving some reduction of
wages, the hands are earning more
even so, and aid more the general re
covery than It not working at all, and
thus far important Istirlkea have been
averted In many cases, though some
are still threatened.
Business failures continue to de
crease, the total for the week being
227, against 262 last week, 282 in the
corresponding week a j-ear ago, 202 in
the week two years ago, and as com
pared with 231 In the like week of 1894.
In the corresponding period In 1S9G,
when trade was of large volume, the
total was 221.
liradstreets' review says: Contin
ued activity In various industrial lines,
based on an expanding consumptive
demand, fairly steady prices for sta
ples, further improvement In railway
earnings, and widespread confidence
that the volume of business will ex
pand materially In tlie near future,
conptitute trade features of the week.
Spring demand has begun to show it
self with retailers. There is a better
Inquiry for shoes, hats and clothing,
and for light hardware and agricul
tural implements west and southwest.
Industrial revival has been offset in
Instances by the closing of factories
and mills, and in others by continued
operation dependent upon paying re
duced wages.
Matthew Met efith Omnely.
La Plata, Md March 13. George
Matthews, who murdered James J. Ir
win at Aliens Fresh, Charles county,
Md., last August, was executed in the
La Plata jail yard yesterday. The won
derful nerve displayed by tlie prison
er throughout his trln( and imprison
ment continued until the drop fell. A
great deal of sympathy was expressed
by the sightseers for the condemned
man as lie was led to the scaffold,
while Mrs. Irwin, who, it is alleged, in
cited mm to the crime, was denounced
nnd cursed.
-AT
l. GOLtDI
We have just opened one of
MAMMOTH
Ever displayed in Shenandoah. Our large mammoth store
is crowded with bargains in this line. No store in the large
cities carry a better assortment or finer grade of- goods than
we now offer to our patrons.
flfoen's anb Bos' Clothing.-
CbUbren's Ittovelties.
These goods were purchased for cash, and we will sell them
at such low figures that will astonish you. In fact you will be
amazed and wonder how such goods can be made up to sell
tor such low prices as we have marked them. The people of
Shenandoah need not buy shelf-worn suits when they can
buy the latest styles, new goods, at our store . for almost
nothing.
Our mammoth show windows will give you an idea of
the hundreds of suits that will greet your eye when you
inspect our stock- on the inside. Thousands of different
patterns on the inside await your inspection. We invite all
to come and see thejje bargains ; if you do you will surely
buy. The ladies arti especially invited to inspect the novelty
suits for children. !
New stock of Pints for Men and Boys, and Children's
Knee Pants all the latest patterns.
All the latest styles in Hats, stiff and soft.
Wc Give away Express Wagons with Children's Suits.
Mammotli Clothing House,
VTL. GOLDIN, Prop.
9 and 11 South Main St., Shenandoah,
A pleasure to buy goods in such a store as ours with so fine a stock.
Teams to Hire
1
If you want to hire a snfeiSBd reliable
team for driving or for wording purpose,
pay Shields' livery stable a MTt. Tnm
constantly on band at reasonable rates.
JAMES SHIELDS,
1
Ko. 410 Bast Centre strati.
Opposite Heading railroad station.
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG !
The Foremost Athletic Trainer in America Recom
mends Paine's Celery Compound.
John Graham Is tho foremost man In Amer
ican athletics.
It was ho who managed tho successful team
from this country that attracted world-wide
attention in tlio recent Olympic games at
AtbcnB.
Formerly trainer for Columbia college, thon
for Princeton and finally for Harvard univer
sity, Mr. a raham had much to do with rais
ing the standard of collegiate sports. A small
army of gentlemen have been guided by him
slnco ho left Harvard and took his present
position, superintendent of the famous gym
nasium of tlio Boston athletic association.
Three of liis proteges, White. Blower and
McCarthy, havo jtit wou Jhe New England
championship at the mile, qtiartcr-milo and
five-mile ruu. Ho lm trained Weeks of
Browu university, one of the best college
sprinters in the country.
Many another student of what makes men
nnd women strong lias used and has recom
mended Paine's celery compound as the best
known remedy for those who aro weak and
dispirited, the overworked and enfeebled per
sons who aro most concerned in tlio gcneial
awakening of interest In outdoor exorcise and
indoor attcntiou to tho proper rules of health.
It was the ablest professor of medicine and
j surgery in any collcgo.that giant among men,
THE -
CLOTHING HOUSE,
N, Proprietor.
the finest stocks of
.1
A genuine welcome waits you at
JOE WYATT'S' SALOON,
Cor. Main and Coal SU.
Finest whiskeys, beers, porter and ale
constantly on tap. Ouolce emperaiice drinks
and elgnrs.
Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M. D., LI,. D of
Dartmouth college, who after years of patient
investigation and study, assisted by nil that
was best In the progress of medical science at
homo and abroad, first discovered tho wonder
ful formula of Paine's celery compound.
There waj no doubt of the interest that
would bo awakened at onco by the announce
ment of any discovery by Prof. Pbolps. The
formula from the first was furnished to tho
best physicians, and forthwith this remark
able Paine's celery compound was personally
used and professionally prescribed by them.
Tlio result of tho closest Investigation might
have been expected. It Boon required a con
siderable industry to produce tho remedy.and
rapidly but steadily, without ceasinj , tho de
mand for "Paino's celery compound has in
creased, until to-day there is no other remedy
that in comparison begins to hold half the
public attention that it holds.
In untold number of cases whero every
other remedy has been tried and failed,
Paino's celery compound has attained tho
wished-fur results, making tlio weak strong,
purifying the blood, rebuilding tho wornout
nervous tissue, curing chronic sickness, prov
ing a never-failing and permanent relief for
rheumatism, neuralgia, kidney diseases and
disorders of the liver, all duo to tlio impair
ment of tho person's nervous system, the
consequent impoverishment nf tlio blood and
111 Inside of
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have put on them are
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Checks with every purchase ; 25 worth gets a haiuUpms
Parlor Iajup.
Factory Shoe Stoffe,
BEDDALL BUIlOirSG.
A. M0YER, Mgr. -
SHOBS AT PACTORY PRICHS.
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Bloomsbiirg
"-Cure Sanitarium
-For Ow of-
Licjuor arc Morbh,itQ HaMk
Ko detention from nualitsar Address,
J. PIERCE ROBERTS, M. D.f
SHENANDOAH, I'ENN'A.
the breaking down in consequence of somo
partleula.r organ-.
When Mi. Graham, writing Jan. IS, 1807,
said : "I have used Paluo's celery compound
to my benefit, aud I have no doubt that nuy
person undergoing great physical and mental
strain would find it of great service. For stu
dents especially it ought to be of great value.
When so prominent a student of bodily
health, who has no equal, unless, perhaps,
one mentions Dr. Sargent of Harvard, with
whose ipethods Mr. Graham becamo well ac
quainted at Harvard when Mr. Graham
says bluntly that after his experience he be
lieves others would find Paine's celery com
pound of groat sorvice, what man or woman
out of perfect health can afibrd to neglect
his well considered and expert advico !
Tliero is no doubt that Paino's celery com
pound cleans the blood of eczema, salt rheum
nnd such humors, not only in the spring, that
is so fuvomblo a time, but at any timo during
tho year, so thoroughly that nothing further
is ever heard of them.
Paino's celery compound has been tested,
tried, scrutinized and heartily approved by
i so many impartial physicians and men and
women whoso word iu any matter would not
I lie questioned for a moment, that ono must
I be stubborn-minded Indeed who prefers to
i mope around half sick ins'end of verifying
' these positive, straightforward statements.
a Year
We've built up the biggest
shoe business in town. The
growth hasen'tbeenaccidental
not by a long shot. We did
it only by giving the best shoe
value in town, and we are
going to -keep up the good
work. We've improved our
store, we've improved our
stock, more and better kinds
than ever.land all at the same
old prices we've taught you
to expect.
of Sample Shoes.
offering now, and you had
before the best
are all gone.
about half value.
-FOR TH1J
BEST GROCERIES
-AND-
. LOWEST PRICES..
-GO TO-
Meluskey & Son,
;105 South Main St