EVENING HERALD
IC-ITAHMsllKD INTO.
Pu'dlalrad evry Rvnnliiii, Kseept Sunday, At
soutii Iahoi Htrkkt. Km i'utii.
Tlu lleinlil i. iteilreixd InNhennitUotiii nnd tut
iii"ouiiiIIiik town far six uunU a trMk, my
Hhln tn the carrier. tl- instil 13.00 A. rear, or 36
cents n month. payable In sdvauoe. A.dTortii'
meals clmrKoi uucorilinjc Ui space and position.
Tlir uiihllKlteni icm'rve the rlaiit to ensue the
pn-d ion of advertisement whenever Ih pub
lk.it on of m-wa demand It. The riant If
reserved In n j.it any lulTcrtinriiirnt, whether
I .ill. I for or not. thill iiilltalur ny ileum
I nir if r Ailrartlalng rntco maI ktii-vti
lipo i AltMittnil,
Kiite xl Ht the omiofflce nl Shenandoah, I'., a
Hivtt nl i-lum nmtl matter.
TKIjKPHONK OOrtNBOTION.
"All tilt Nm That's Fit lo Print.'
Evening Herald
THTRnY. APRIL 8. 1807.
Tim I'otuvilltf tre.tsnry, at (ha beginning:
of the new flse.il ye.ir, is at a tow ehl. Tbv
lluruiigh Coauoil wants tj burrow 110,000 to
pa y t n rrt nt e pens. s.
It is it pleasure to note tint the Chief Bur
gess mill Health OHtcer have adupted mean
to nl hi te n iiuimni'e un South Pear alley. We
aro only too anxious to give credit where and
whin it in dno.
Ami so the famous Gnvornur l'lngree's
rutididute fur mayor of Detroit Inns been
defeated. The Governor Insisted iihiii the
nointn.ition of it until the people illit not
want, o they knocked tiini out Mini elected a
Democrat.
Tun Chief Bnrgist of l'ottivllte has served
notice on landlords of houses of questionable
i-h.imcter, ordering tboni to make their tell
tints vacato. llurjtesi Walker In hewing to
the line in great siiaie, anil he Inu a good
field for ii moral ciusade.
Jack Koms'sov, tlm ex-l'oiigre?siiiaii, re
ceived uiinthi r '"hluck eye" yesterday, when
rre.-iilcnt MuKiulcy Bent the nttuio of
Tlieodaru KiMWuvolt, of Xow York, to the
Senate an Asdstaut Secretary of the Navy
position wulrh "lighting Jack" hud ti longing
for.
Ii U l.upid that there hi something in the
rumor inut North Main street, between
Centre un. I Coal strict, will be paved thU
jear. luu properly owners ure not yet of
one ai iord, but tt is confidently expected
they will Hi o the advisability of extending
the paving on that tho.-ouglifare.
William Jknnings Dkvan, while in
Washington, called at the White House and
had n friendly ehftt with President McKiuley.
During his visit the Chief Kxccutivo showed
his distinguished guest through the building
and explained to him the groat responsibili
ties tlmt Mr. liryuii 'sreleivodof by hUdcfent
at the polls. Nevertheless, the Hoy Orator
inwardly wished "things were dilleroiit."
St. Patrick's church, Oalway, Iieland, a
magnificent structuic, has not been opened
for thirty-five years, because a plot of grouud
in frout of the building was owned by u man
who had n bitter disliko to the form of wor
ship curried on within, and lie built a high
wall directly in front of the chuich, prevent
ing meet. Tlio man, however, recently
died, and, the ltishop having bought tin
ground, the church will soon be reopen od for
the first time since 1SQ2.
Tin: investigating committee, appointed by
the Legislature to inquire into the condition
of the anthracite miners, will visit this
region on Friday. They will arrive at Slali
anuy ( ity and begin their ooeratious at that
point The members of the committee aro
.Senators Meredith and Hatuos, ltepreeenta
tivn linbcrts, Dunlap awl Campbell. The
lir-t iKiiiici) Senator is chairman of the com
mittee, while Haines is a now member,
li.ivin bteit appointed to fill the vacancy
. .u-.d by the resignation of Senator Cochran,
finis the Senator from this district lost au-otln-i
opportunity of becoming a member of
the coiiiinitteo, which was his by right.
Slvjim HoBEliTS, of Wilkesbarre, one
of the luemljers of the Mining Commis
sion appointed to investigate the cause
of distress among the workers in the anthra
cite region, states that an organization will
soon be affected and that the committee will
then get to work. Though the selection of
the couiuiitUe was made nevcral weeks ago
they have nut yet done anything that will
lead the miners and laborers of this section
to believe tlmt this so-called Investigation is
to amount to anything. There is distress all
over the land aud, as wild previously, it is in
the power of no legislative body to alleviate
those conditions at the present time. It is
the natural order of tilings and cannot be
altered until prosperity again sheds its
bciiificcut rays from one end of the country
to the other. The legislature cannot evolve
a plan to secure a better market for coal and
even if it were in the power of thefl.&OO a
Kcsfcioii men at the state capital, they would
bo too indolent and unconcerned to doit, is
the opinion of the Hazleton 1'Ialii Speaker.
At each succeeding term of court, the
grand jury brings to the attention of our
Judges some very wholesome advice in
reference to the great volume of petty
circs that come before that body. Judge
Woodward, of Luzerne county, in his charge
to the grand jury, gave expression to some
pertinent views on this subject. Ho advises
Hint all trivial and petty cases bo ignored by
Justices of the Peace, thus relieving the
court, which i constantly beiug overcrowded
Willi a constantly Increasing volume of
criminal business. He cites a case that had
been continued nineteen times and was fiu illy
settled after co t amounting to marly
11.001 had been saddled upou the county.
What is true of Lucerne is equally tiue of
this couuty, and there should be some kind of
pressure brought to bear upon Justices of
the Peace to constrain them to dispose of
these petty cases, thus saving enormous bills
of cost to the county. The suggestion la
made, to provide against this evil, that a law
lie euacted fixing a salary for Justices of the
Peace and requiring tuein to pay all fees into
the county treasury. This would dispose of
the incentive to turn cases over to court. It
is only fair to state, however, that there are
Justices who make au houest effort to have
litigants settle their eases, but they are
greatly in the minority. If our legislators
would turn their attention to Matteis ef this
kind, lustead of quibbling over positions ou
useless committees of investigation, etc.,
they would display greater interest in the
public welfare.
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
I'opttlNt Stt.ipmin CdUction Speaker
Hpftl, but Without rcrtVct.
WaFhlnp'rin, April 8.--Cuba and the
flood RuffcrcrB divided attention In the
senate yesterday. The reading of the
pienlddit'a message urging congrea
pkuifcl relief for the devastated region
of the MISBlMtppi river was followed
by the Introduction of a Joint reaolu
tinn appropriating $160,000 to be Im
mediately available for the flood suf
ferein. After brief debate the resolu
tion was passed by the unanimous vote
of the to senators present. The plans
wore changed, however, ' when the
house resolution appropriating 1200,000
for the Mississippi river and Red river
of the North was received. This was
accepted In lieu of the former resolu
tion, and was passed unanimously. It
was quickly enrolled and dispatched
to tho president, who Immediately sign
ed It. Mr. Morgan, of Alabama, re
sumed tils speech In support of the res
olution declaring that a state of war
exists In Cuba.
Two session of the house of repre
sentatives are to constitute the record
of that body this week while It is wait
ing for the senate to consider the tariff
bill. The first session was held yester
day, the second will be held Saturday.
The only buataass transacted yester
day was the adoption of the Joint reso
lution authorising the secretary of war
to expend $200,000 for relief of the flood
sufferers of the Mississippi valley. The
most Interesting feature of the session
was a passage between Representative
Simpson, the Kansas Populist, and
Speaker Her d. Mr. Simpson gave voice
to the opposition to the speaker's tem
porary policy of Inaction, which has
been smouldering in some quarters, by
speaking to a question of privilege. H.i
finished a fiery denunciation of tho
speaker by demanding that he appoint
the crmmtHci; of the house at once.
and gave notice that he wcttld prevent
any more atlenipta to do business by
unanimous consent. Spcnker Heed re
plied that the speaker wns merely the
Instrument of the licure, that he hid
enforced what lie supposed to be the
policy devi-cd by the majority, and
that the hiitse had power to command
the speaker If It disapproved of his
course. The Republicans expressed
their approval by a round of hand-
clapping.
It is sii r prising wfmat ''wee hit of it tiling',
can accomplish. Sick )ieadaelii constipa
tion, dynpepsia, sour stomach, illialiics, me
nutokly banished by DeWitt's I.ittlo ICarl.v
lilsers. Km ill pill. Safe pill, llest pill. C.
II. Ilngetihuch. '
Two Kt.'d li,. -.m-:- unit On.
Colorado !-prir.j;. . A.i. li i. -S'.ven men
wete oviic. i, r. 'iy ; r..cKo unJ b;is at
the f-fl'-ler tunn I. in the west slope
of Pli .'s lak. iipd t v .to dead, while
the i.t .ve in p. rti'i.-a! condi;lon.
The cV,.d r.iv Ue if ' i-oic..!; and Mike
Lew, tilth v.mr.a :l 1.
Orlp-CntiN-llenilnrlie.
Whv a'lllbr with CoukIis. Colds and Li
Griime when Laxatlvo llronio Ouinlne wll'
cure you in one day. Put up in table's vou
venicnttor taking, uuaraiitueti toeuie, oi
money refunded. Price. 3fi cents. vor sab
by Klrlhi's Pharmacy.
Cheaper 3uh 1'or Now York.
Albany. April 8. The senate yester
day passed the bill to reduce the price
of gas in greater Now York five cents
per 1,000 feet each year until tho price
Is $1 per 1,000 feet. The house will prob
ably pass the bill.
They are so small that tho most sentlvo
pers-mis take them, they nro so ell'ectivo that
the most obitinxto casos of constipation,
headache, and torpid liver yield to them.
Tli.it is why DeWitt's Littlo Early liUers are
known as the famous little pills. C. Jt.
Ilagcuhuch.
Dan Lamont as a Kalli-ond resident.
New York, April S. The Mail and
Kxprese snyi: Offlcial confirmation
was given yeiitcrday to the report that
Colonel Daniel S. Lamont, ex-secretary
of war under Piesklent Cleveland, Is
to be placed at the hoad of the North
ern Pacific vithin GO days. The title
of Colonel Lamont will bo president,
and it Is thought his headquarters will
be In this city.
Kruf-pr Grand -on to Stnnd Trlnl.
Pretoria, April 8. President Kruger
has ordered that his grandson, Lieuten
ant Ellff, shall be placed on trial be
fore a special court for the offensive
language recently used by him in a
public reference to Queen Victoria at
Johannes'iu: t.
The months for renewing
and healing in the
physical world.
The ninths' fer new life, new energy, new blood in
men and women.
The months when our need of help from medicine i
greater than at any other time of year.
The months when Mood's Sarsaparilla will do us the
most good because we are all now especially
susceptible to benefit from this medicine.
The months when Hood's Sarsaparilla is taken by
the millions because they have found that it is
the medicine which does them good.
The months when you should take Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, because it will purify, vitalize and enrich
your blood, and put you in good condition to
resist the debilitating effects of changeable,
warmer weather. Try it now.
Satisfied with Hood's.
"for several years I have taken two or
three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla every
spring for eradicating the humors in the
blood and for building up the system
generally. My experience with Hood's
Sarsaparilla has been very satisfactory."
Quo. Frauk, care of D. M Perry & Co.,
Detroit, Mioh.
Great Blood Purifier.
"Hood's Sarmparllla is our family
physician and I believe it needs no rec
ommendation. Wherever it has onoe been
used there can be no substitute for it, as
a blood purifier." Mibs 0. A. Elliott,
Grlnuell, lows.
Hoo
Sarsapa
I- ki! by nil ttni!,'rt-. PilcoSli six for $.r. Prepared only by
C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Moss. Tlio Host Hpriiio; Medicine.
THE PRr!SIDSlffrS OUTING.
Chief MnaWtrato ami IHtrty Oft on n
a Government YtwMot.
Washington, April 8. President Mr
Klnley affixed hid Plcrnntura to the res
olution for the relief of the Mississippi
flood rufforers shortly before 2 O'clock
yestprday afternoon, and Immediately
Joined Mis. McKlnley and other mem
bers of the patty wa'tlng in the par
lors below for tho trip down the Poto
mac. In the White House carriage
were tho President and Mrs. McKlnley,
Mrs. Panto n and a irmhl. The second
carriage was occupied by the presi
dent's secretary, Mr. Porter, and Mrs.
Porter. These and Dr. Bates, the pres
ident's physjolan, and Mrs. Bates com
posed the party, lir. Anderson, who is
attached to tho Dolphin, will also make
the trip.
The exact time of the president's re
turn Is not known, but If the weather
continues good and Mrs. McKinley's
health seems to be benefited by the
trip It Is probable the party will not i
turn before the last of the week.
The dispatch boat Dolphin, with the
presidential party on board, anchored
at the mcuth of Quantlco creek at C
o'clock Inst evening for the night
Many cases of "Grinne'' have latelr been
cured by One Minute Cough Cure. This
prenitrattrm seems especially adapted to the
sure of this disease. It acts quickly thus
preventing sericnn complication ami bad
effects in which this diacaae often leaves the
pntlen'. 0. II. Ilageiibueh.
Jerncy'n School Tax Apportionment.
Trenton, April 8. The state board of
education has apportioned 10 per cent
of the reserve school money. This is
withheld from the school tax raised In
each Aunty for the purpose of reappor
tionment strr.ong the different countien
on n barls which may seem equitable
to tho pta'e board. Fifteen counties
receive lino': the exact an.ounl raised,
three counties receive less than they
raised, and the remaining three get
more than was raised. The three re
oeivlnE more are: Ocean, 6,300: Cum
berland, J3 5C.0: Sussex, $1,000. The
tlnee recc'ln;T leas are: K?tex. $7,000:
Somerset, VA'n; Mernr, $330. The to
tal amount ap.ioi'tloiivd Is ?2, 126,761.45.
If j'ou have over seen a child in the naoiy
of croup, you can appreciate the gratitude
of the mot hers who know that One Minute
Cough Cure relieves their little oiicw quick
ly as it Is administered. Many homes in thin
city are never without it. ('. II. Ilitgenliiich.
Ittvorit Will ."t ! J'ti otttcd.
Wohln:r n, April S. fJo-rctary Fher
ninn stated last night that he had as
surances that General P.lvera, the Cu
ban Insurgent leader, would not be
executed, but would be treated as a
prisoner of war. ffleneral Rivera was
captured after being wounded In a re
cent battle, and it was feared for a
time that he would be executed oy
the Spanish authorities.
Constipation is the cause of nil sorts of
s rlousdisordersof the blood. Strong cathar
tics are worse than useless, Ilurdock Mood
litters is Nature's own remedy for troubles
of this foit.
Hun on a R.tak In n Vog.
Yarmouth, N, S April 8. The Beaver
line steamer Assaye, Captain Carruth
ers, 3,980 tons, went ashore In a thick
fog on Blonde Rock, Sea Island. The
crew of Gl were broucht here by the
steamer Wanda. The ship is In a bad
placo and will probably be a total loss.
The Assaye left Liverpool for St. John
on March 23 with a valuab'.e cargo of
about 2,000 tons. Ik side the crew there
were on biaid 17 cattlemen and one
paf senpsr.
xt cum: a coi,u ix oni: day.
Tako LAxatlvo Ilromo Quiiiino Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money if It fails to euro
23 cents.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
The prospects for New Jersey's fruit
crop were never so promising as now.
The king of Slnm has started from
Bangkok on his visit to Europe and the
United States.
The Rhode Island election was a
walkover for the Republicans, who had
J.1,000 majority In a llg)it vote.
Samuel Coddlngton has been appoint
ed postmaster at Woodbrldge, N. J.,
and II. W. Stager at Bloomfleld, Pa.
United States Minister McICenzie,
whose serious Illness at Lima, Peru,
has been reported, is somewhat better.
New York postofHee authorities yes
terday seized $"0,000 sent by confiding
Investuis to the E. S. Deun company.
It will be returned.
Builds Up the System.
"I have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla for
weakness with which I was a sufferer in
the spring, and I have found it the beet
medicine to create an appetite and build
up the strength that I have ever taken,
and I recommend it highly." J. F.
Wahd, Labelle, Ohio.
Keeps the Stomach In Ordor.
"I keep Hood's Sarsaparilla In the
house all tho time and regard it as the
best spring medicine I can And, It has
proved beneficial in keeping my stomach
in order, and since I began taking it I
can eat anything I wish." II. Btonb,
Sherborn, Mass.
CTS
nlla
PINGREE WILL NOT SURRENDER
Itefiison to Holeejw a MIchhjrMi Official
Wnntptl In New York.
New York, April 8. Oovernor Pln
gree, of Michigan, has decided not to
aurirnder Prosecutor Sampson, of Lan
awee county, and yesterday telegraph
ed his decision to Captain O'Brien, of
lite detective office. Sampson Is want
ed here in connection aV.th the case
of Anthony Chflstensen, the alleged
ombessler. Chrlstensen was arrested
here, and under extradition-proceedings
from Michigan was given In charge of
Sheriff Ferguson and Sampson. Chrls
tensen paid these men $800 and they
permitted Chrlstensen to go free. Upon
that District Attorney Olcott ordered
the arrest of Ferguson and Sampson,
eharglng them with using the criminal
courts of New York to collect a debt.
Chrlstensen is held as a witness, but
Sampson managed to get back to Mich
igan. In the court of general sessions yes
terday counsel for Sampson argued a
demurrer to the Indictment against his
clients. He asked Sampson's release on
the ground that he was not amenable
to the laws of the state of New Y'ork;
that the action of the authorities was
In violation of sections 276 and 2T6 of
the code, and that there were defects
in the Indictment. He said that Samp
boii and Sheriff Ferguson were amena
ble only to the laws of Michigan, whose
representatives they were, and that
New York, when she surrendered
Chrlstensen to these men, relinquished
all claims to him, and ceased to exer
cise control over him. He was then
as much a cltlsen of Michigan as if
In her borders. Counsel will submit n
brief to the district attorney on Mon
day, and It will be given to Judge New
lierger on Tuesday for decision.
I'rco fills
Send your address to It. 12. Ihicklen it Co..
Chicago, aud get a free sample box of Br.
King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince
you of their merits. Those pills are oisyln
action and aro jiartieuliiily cllectlve in tho
cttre of Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have been
proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to
he purely vegotnble. They do not weaken
by their action, hut hv sWiiia time to stomach
aud liowels greatly invigorate the system.
ltcguiar size gso per box. Sola by A. asloy,
d rugglst.
Kedllccd Itnles to Now York,
Iror tho dedication of the Oraut Monu
mental Tomb, April' 27, the Pennsylvania
ltallroad Company will sell tickets from all
points on its line to Now York, April 20 (and
from points within one hundred and fifty
miles of Now York, Apiil 211 and 27), good to
return until April 20 Inclusive, at rate of a
faro and a third for tho round trip. Tickets
for military companies in uniform, number
ing fifty or more, traveling in a body on one
ticket, will be sold at rate of single fare per
capita for tho round trip.
1 he parade on this occasion will lie the
grandest military demonstration since the
war. Thousands of veterans. United States
regulars, mid state militiamen will be in Hue.
COMFORT AND KNOWLEDGE.
Sent free by mall.
Set nsido for twenty-four hours a bottle or
common glass filled with nrino. A sediment
or settling indicates an unhealthy condition
of the kidneys. When initio stains linen it
is positive evidence of kidney trouble. Too
frequent deslro toiirinatcorpain in the back,
Is also convincing proof that the kidneys and
bladder arc out of order.
WHAT TO DO.
Thero is comfort in the knowledo so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root, tho groat kidney remedy, fulfills overy
wish in relieving pain in tho back, kidneys,
liver, bladder and every part of tho urinary
imssages. It corrects inability to hold tirino
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad cil'ects
following uso of liquor, wine or beer, and
overcomes that unpleasant necessity of beiug
compelled to get up many times during tho
night to urinate. The mild and tho extra
ordinary ell'ect of Swamp-Itoot is 60on
realized. It stands tho highest for its won
derful cures f tho most distressing cases. If
you need a medlcino you should havo tho
host. Sold by druggists, price fifty cents and
ono dollar. You may have a samplo bottle
and pamphlet both sent frco by mail. Men
tion Kvksino Hkrai.1) and send your
address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Iliughamtou
N. Y. Tho proprietors of this paper guarantee
tho genuiness of this offer.
Lust Tout or tho ScllMHI.
Tho last personally-conducted tour of the
Pennsylvania ltallroad will leave Now Yolk
and Philadelphia April 15. Tickets, includ
ing transportation, meals en routu in both
directions, transfers of passengers ami
baggage, hotel accommodations at Old Point
Comfort, Ulclimoiid and Washington, and
carriage ride about Richmond in fact every
nece-sury expense for a period of six days
will bo sold at rate of 135.00 from New
York, Hrooklyn, and Newark, $81.00 from
Trenton, $83 00 from Philadelphia, and pro
portionate rates finm other stations.
Tickets will also bo sold to Old Point Com
fort and riturn direct by regular trains
within six days, including transportation,
luncheon on going trip, aud one mid three-
fourths days' ho.trd at Old Point, nt into of
$10 00 from New York, Brooklyn and Newark,
$15.00 from Trenton, $1 1 00 from Philadel
phia, mid proportionate rates from otjier
stations.
Apply to ticket anenelos, Tourist Agent,
1160 Broadway, New York, or (leo. W. Iloyd,
Assistant (ieneral Passenger Agent, Uruad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
lilieillimtlsio Oilli il In ii Dity.
"Mystic Cine" for lilieumatlsin and No
might radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon the system is remarkable and
mysterious. It removes at onee the cause and
the disease immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefit.
T. F. Anthony, ex-Postmaster bf Promise
City, Iowa, says: "I bought one bottle of
'Mystic Cure' for lllieiiiiiatisin, and two doses
of it did ine more good than any medlcino I
ever took." TS cents.
Sold by C. II. Hageubiioli, druggist, Shen
andoah. The tthaw-Cui'lUlo Miu ilor Trial.
Iirldgeton. N. J., April 8. The state
concluded Its evidence and the defense
was begun yesterday in the trial of Si
mon U haw for the murder of Stults
Carlisle. The defense claims that Shaw
attempted to stop the disorder and was
struck and knocked down by Carlisle,
who seized the gun and caused It to be
discharged; that Carlisle was drunk
and looking for trouble, aud that Shaw
did not know who his assailant was
until the trouble was over. Benjamin
V. Lee, clerk of the New Jersey su
preme court, testified to Sha.v's repu
tation as a peaceable and quiet man.
tie had known hhn since boyhood.
It will be au agreeable surprise to porsitos
stildect to attacks of bilious colic lo learn that
prompt relief may be luvd hy taking Cham
berlatn's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Item
edy. In many lu tsiiccs the attack may be
prevented by taklug this remedy as soon as
the net symptoms of the disease appear. 28
ami SO cent bottles for sale by (Jrulilor llros.,
druggists
Iluy Keystone Hour. 1W su re that tlio name
Lrssio & IttKit, Aslilaud, Pa 's printed on
over sa k.
MM.... ... l.......
. ,i nitfcii an tiiuuvciii
yj-linaii is Jailed by
uJJ mistake he prefers
to come out the
same way he went in,
He may break jail and be
catignt ana put irncn again.
He'd rather hnve the door un
locked ami walk out and
iaj out.
A sick man Is a prisoner in
the jail of disease; he has gone
in by some door of carelessness
or nefK'Ct ot irregular living,
mid hv must unlock this same
door brcaieful, sensible habits
If he wants to be a free, well titan again.
If dyspepsia and biliousness or constipa
tion i.i the way he got into, disease, he has
got to overcome just those troubles before
he can get out.
The majority of diseases begin with some
trouble of the digestive organs or of the
liver, which prevents the supply of proper
uoutUliiiiv-'iit to the system. The best
rc.ntdy for these tumbles is Dr. Pierce's
Ciold-ii Medical Discovery, because It gives
the digestive and blood - making organs
power to assimilate food and trniuform it
tn i u pure, tiouilshltig blood, vitalitcd with
an tbundance of red corpuscles.
It acts direclly upon the liver and gives
It capacity lo filter all bilious impurities
out of the circulation. It builds up solid,
musclar fit su and healthy nerve-force.
In obstinate constipation the "Discov
er " should be tiled 111 conjunction with
V: ice's Plea".aut Pellets, the most nat
ural mid thoroughly ncientific laxative ever
de.is d. The "Pellets" regulate and ill
viir.r ;e the stomach, liver and bowels.
Oi.o i a gentle laxative j two act as a mild
cu:'.ia-lic.
' viy wll"- hod Miir-ml for seven years with dys
rtsl. sk-k lieadnche and costlveiiess," writes
Mr. Ai jura IJ.JaiiK.Hon, of Duiibni ton, Merrimack
Op.. N. II., ';we tried many doctors and ninny
i-.lnds of medicine. Imt all were or no avail. We
pitrcl aso.1 six bottles or your Golden Medical
tliwery,' which together with tf.e Tleosaiit
Pfllels' has entirely restored niv wife's hcnhli.
ami we cannot suy enoiiRli in thanks to j'ou for
tl..-se valtial le medicines,"
lot-soy Mill tin nt tho Grant I'nrmlo.
Trenton, Apilt 8. It was definitely
decided yesterday that the New JerBey
National Guard will take part lit the
parade In New Y'ork on the occasion of
the dedication of the Grant monument.
Major General Plume will Issue an or
der to that effect In a day or two. Somo
of the railroads, Including the Erie
and Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, have agreed to carry the men free,
and It Is expected that the other rail
roads will follow suit. Tho subordinate,
officers have already taken steps to se
cure rations. This expense will havo
to bo borne by the various companies.
Lone Strike liiuls In Defeat.
Marlon, Ind., April S. The strike at
the factory of the United States Glass
company, at Glass City, has been de
clared off after a struggle lasting for
three years. This Is a victory for tho
glass company. It Is estimated that
the maintenance of the Idle workmen
has cost the National Flint Glassworlt
ers' union not less than $50,009,
12. 12. Turner of Compton, Mo., writes us
that after stlflerinir from nlles for seventeen
yeai8, ho completely cured them by using
tiirje boxes oi Hewitt's H itch Hazel Salve.
It euros eczema and severe skin diseases. C.
11. Ilageubtich.
Ofiiornl Kunttullly Anl-stcd.
Jacksonville. Flu., April 8. General
Sangullly and General F. Lelchsua
were arrested last evening on a United
States commissioner's warrant, upon
'Information and belief" Bworn out by
the Spanish vice consul, Senor Juan
I'otour. This affidavit Charges these
men with Inciting and attempting to
organize and start oft a military ex
pedition acalnst the government of
3paln. The warrant was served quiet
ly, but the Cuban generals were not
taken Into ustody. They gave their
word of honor that they would be pres
ent at .the commissioner's office on Sat
urday at the hearing.
Torturing, itching, scaly skiu eruptions
burns mid scalds aro soothed at once and
promptly healed by DoWitt's Witch. Hazel
Salvo, the best known euro for piles. C. H.
Hageubucli.
Tito Soiiuto Committees
WiiEhlngton, April 8. The Demo
cratic senators held a caucus after tho
adjournment of the senate yesterday
to take Into consideration the question
of committee vacancies, but decided
to postpone any action looking to the
filling of the vacancies until next Mon
day. Senator Gorman, chairman of
tho committee, reported that the Re
publicans had so far been unable to
make any pi ogress toward taking con
trol of the committees, but that they
had promised to reach a conclusion
within the next two days. It Is under
stood to be the purpose of the Demo
crats to force the Issue early next week.
Don't allow tho lungs to bo impaired by the
continuous irritation of a cough. It Is otsier
to prevent consumption than, to euro it. Ono
Aim ii to tougii uuro taneii early will wardofl
any fatal lung trouble. C. II. ilageubtich.
Hound to Tholr IlotN nnd Itoblicd.
TIflln, O., April 8. Four masked men
robbed the postofflce, store and railway
ticket oHloe at Rockavvay, six miles
from this town. William Oarriok Is In
charge of all these ofllo.es, whloh are in
his home. At midnight tho men forced
an entrance to Ills house, overpowered
Garrick and his rinucrhtnt. nn,i'i,n,,
them to their beds. The burglars then
torceq uarncK to reveal the combina
tion of hts safe and the hiding place of
other valuablps. nntt thv uva,i 9.9 Ann
in notes and checks,$70 In cash and $85
in postage stamps, besides all the reg
istered and ordinary letters.
All thoso terrible, itching diseases of tho
skin that help to make life miscrahla for us
are caused by external parasites, Doan's
Ointment kills the parasite and cures the
disease. Perfectly harmless, never falls.
Tlio Iowa Wine J6Oi,000 I'romtlllil.
Boston, April 8. The battleship Iowa,
the laat of the premium built battle
ships of the navy, earned yesterday
for her builders, Messrs, William Cramp
& Son, of Philadelphia, $00,000 by mak
ing an average of 17 even knots an
hour over the regular government
course off the Massachusetts coast In
the four hours' speed trial required by
the government under the oontraot.
The Iowa proved herself the superior
to either the Indiana or Massachu
setts, and is today the acknowledged
queen of the American navy, If not
the most formidable battleship afloat,
When you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, or goneial tinsmithing done call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 Wost Ccntro street'
Dealer ir stcros ' 1-tf
A Fortune ForUhnrtty.
Boston, April 8. More than $1(0,000
Is given In public bequestB by the will
of the late Miss Mary O. Morrill. The
Museum of Fine Arts receives $60,000
outright, and after the death of her
brother-in-law, John H. Dane, who Is
given the use of a fund of $100,000 fr
life, the fund Is to be divided, and one
tenth given to the Massachusetts Char
itable Eye and Ear Infirmary, two
tenths to the Children's hospital and
seven-tenths to the Massachusetts
General huHiiltal.
i st iriin nrvmr
i-iJBI,
The ve time.
For eastern New York, eastern Penn
sylvania, New Jereey and Delaware:
Tartly cloudy; light, variable winds;
slight changes In temperature. For
District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia: Probably rain (luting the
evening or night; north to east winds,
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Another Dull Duy on tlio Now York
8 look Kxolinnrro.
New York, April 7. There wero times
today when the trading on the Block Kx
shange was absolutely stagnant. Thn
transactions were almost wholly lacking
In Interest, the Volume being small and
the lluctuatlons narrow. The total sates
for the day numbered only a few thou
sand shares over 100,000, and nearly half
of these worn of Bugar. Bales of all the
Granger stocks aggregated only about
16,000 shares, and the coalers only about
as tnanr more, of which 10.000 were of
New Jersey Central. Closing bids:
Ilalto. fk Ohio.. 12?i Lehigh Valley.. 23
Chesa. & Ohio.. 16 N. J. Central... 77j
Del. A Hudson..l03Ti N. Y. Central.. 100
D., L. A W lWi Pennsylvania .. 52V
Rrlo Heading 20W
Lake Rrle ft W 13H St. Paul 7J
Lehigh Nav 88V4 W. N. Y. A Pa. 2
All usst's paid.
General Market.
Philadelphia, April 7. KloUr weak; win
tor superfine, $2.30(52.00; do. extra, $t.6B
2.80; l'ennaytvnnla roller, clear, $8.863.88;
do. straight, $3.90U.10; western winter,
clear. $:.6S0S.8o; do. straight, 3.C5Wt.l6;
city mills, extra, $2.i0'2.00. Itye Hour dull
nt f2.S.V&2 40 per barrel. Wheat lower;
contract wheat, April, 79iV80c.; No. 2
Pennsylvania and No. 2 Delaware red,
spot, R3c: No. 1 northern spring, spot,
WiU)c.: No. 2 red, May. 7!c; do. June,
71Wc: do. July, 7H4c; do. September.
C9T4C Corn dull; steamer corn, spot, 2Vt
I7c.; No. 2 yellow for focal trade, 30a; No.
2 mixed spot and April, 27'i&2Jc. ; do.
May, 27438c. Oats firm: No. 2 white,
car lots. 25c: No. 2 white clipped, car
lots, 2t'2Bc.; No. 3 white clipped, car
lots, 23fec.; No. 2 white, April, 24Vj2So.;
do. May, 24H?2Sc.; do. June. 24HS2Sc; do.
July, 24H$r2Sc. Hay firm: choice timothy,
$14 for larco bales. Hoef quiet; beef
hums, $19.2S$20. Pork easier; family, $10.80
11. Lard easy; western steamed, $4.30.
Uutter quiet; western creamery, 15930c.;
do. factory, 8ifil8c; Klglns, 20c.; Imitation
creamery, lldtnc; Now York dairy, 14
li"c. ; do. creamery, l(Ki20c.; fancy prints
jobbing at 22t?26c. ; do. extra, wholesale,
21o. Cheese quiet: largo, 9S12,4c; small,
fKilJc.: part sitlms, 5?t8c.: full skims, 2
3c. 23ggs steady: New York and Pennsyl
vania, Si410c.; western, fresh, OMWiC:
southern. 9c. Tallow weak: city. 3U
34c; country, 3433Mi. Turpentine steady
at 29'82!i1i4c. Pig iron quiet; southern, JIO
11; northern. S10.50f12.Ro, Copper easy;
brokers, $11.70; exchange. $11M4. Spelter
dUlet; domestic $I.10'I.SO. Tin firmer;
straits, J13.30ifil3.4S; plates dull. Cotton
seed oil fairly steady; prime crude, f. o.
b., mills, lSt-iSlCc. : on summer yellow,
225(22Hc. The local lend marltot was Just
with tho general street price, $3.40'3.42V4,
with some asking $3.45, but that la con
sidered extreme; the exchange price was
$3.3003.43.
Llvo Stock Market.
New York. April 7. Beeves quiet, gen
erally stendy; native steers, $4.59B.10;
stags and oxen. S2.AOei.E0; bulls, $2,500
8.70; dry cows. $1 TodiS.W. Calves slow and
lower; poor to pi line voals, $45.S0. Sheep
and luinbs active; unshorn sheep, Jlg5;
no clipped; unshorn lambs, Jd.2MrS.2f); clip
ped do., $5. Hogs firm at $1.25W4.60.
Enst Liberty, 1'a., April 7. uattie
steady; prime, 55.15; feders, $S.75CT4.40;
bulla, stags and cows, $28.50. Hogs nc
tlvo: prime medium and "best Yorkers,
M.2ai'4.25; common to fair Yorkers, $1.10
4.15; pigs, $3,504! 1; heavy hogs, $4.15iJ8;
roughs, $33.75. Sheop lower; wpaled
sheep, $3.40iB"l.fW; choice clipped sheep.
I4.23fl4.40; common. $2.S0Jf3.5Q; cholco
lambs, JG.10jf5.25; common to good, $4,403
1.90; veal calves, $4.70tT5.
lion's This?
Wo offer Ono. Hundred Dollars lteward for
any caso of Catarrh that can not bo cored hy
nan n uiiiurrii cure.
P. .1. CHUNKY & CO, Props., Toledo, O.
Wo the llndemtirneil. hnvo known P1. J. Clicnev
for the last 15 years, mid bellevo hlln perfectly
honorable In all business transactions and On-
nnciaPy able to carry out any obligations made.
oy ineir iiriu.
writ & Tiiaux, Whnlcmlo Drugitlsts, Toledo, O
Wamiiso, Kissan & Maiivin, Wholesato Drug-
giais, loieoo, uiuo,
itnlnu r.nin..i. j..-.. i.. !...... ,.ti.. At...
directly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of
the system. Price 73c. tier bottle. Sold by all
ituukisi. lesiinioiuais irec.
Hall's I'umllv Pills are the 1 est.
Ohlo'H Prohibition C'niidldntOH.
Columbus, O., April S, The state Pro
hibition convention nominated J. C.
Ilolllday, of Muskingum, for governor;
John C. Danner. of Stark, lieutenant
governor; O. J. Ross, attorney general;
Mnhlon Rouch, auditor; Samuel Wells,
treasurer; E. J. Plnney, Judge of su
preme court; F. II. Paden, school com
missioner, Resolutions opposing the
Anil-Saloon league In Ohio were finally
tabled.
Cioiiot-nl Lco'm lfoincicoiiiliiH; Dolnyod.
Richmond, Va., April 8, Consul Gen
eral Fltzhugh Lee has just wrltton a
friend here that he will be unable to
leave Cuba April 15, as he expected,
and that he will be delayed In Havana
until tho latter part of May or early
In June. General Lee was forced to de
cline an invitation to deliver an address
pn Cuba before the United Confederate
Memorial societies on April 2S.
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poll SIIKItlPF, '
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To Consumptives
Tlie umlvntlimetl havliiK been reatoml to
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tlmt ilrentl UiiiefMe ConBUXUpUqn, U nxim to
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wh k'h will vtmt them nothing, ami mu proe n
hleaaliiK, ill pleiute mhlrt-aw,
Itev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Ilrotiklyn, New York.
r. iUfS WUCDC All tiec fiiif
n efiuu. i onus uuuu. via rn
In time. Kold brdranrUu. k
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Heart Disease Cured.
'HEN a well ktw.vn rr ;.tcr after
EUfftrlnp, for reux.i v.I'h hotut dis
ease, is cared, It 1) ii jl sur.irlsliis
that he should publish the fact for the
lienefit of othorn. ttev, J. .V Smith, 1046
Fulton St., Baltimore, Md writes! "For
years I su flerod from a severe form Of heart
disease. I ubed Dr. Miles' Now Iloort Cure,
and my heart Is now in good condition,
ltecently, other Rflllctlons camo uikiii me.
Thero was humming, painful sensations on
top and back of my head. Fifteen mlu-
l utes reading would
make me almost wild;
I there were pulling and
.lrawln,' m us-.i.tuHia 111
ray lgs alt the time.
so that t could not sit
still. Iu this condi
tion I began taking
Dr. Miles' ltcstorattve
Nervine and Its effect was simply won
derful. I heartily commend your remedies."
Dr. MIlcV Remedies are sold by all drug
gists uncor a positive guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money rofunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DK, MILES MEDICAL CO., Klhkart, IuO.
NNSYLVANIA
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Tour to CAMFOHKIA nml the PACIFIC
COAHT will learo New York iimi IMilliulelpliln
Mnrch 27, returning on regular tmins within
nine months. Inumt-trlp ticket, Incliuling nil
tour fnttiiti (rolnff nnd trnnsportntlou only
rHurntiift:, will te oll at rate of 8204.00 from
New York, ami $208.00 from IMilhulclphfn ; ont
wny tickets, liivliidlnfr "H tour feature (jolnp,
SU .73 from New York, $110.25 from IMillatlel
phla. Proportionate rate from other point.
WASHINGTON
Tours, ench covering a period of thret
ilays. will leave New York and l'blladel
Mareh 11,22, and May 13, )7. ltntes. Includ
ing trumnortatlon and two days' accommoda
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OLD POINT COMFORT TOURS
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ary 20, March IS, and Arll 15, 1897.
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