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H-tTAIII.IgllRD 11711.
I" i!l.h1 mvfr Kvetihtg, rczoept Stni'day, Al
s inn .Uiturx Hrm.r. Kill ckhtkk.
T.i.- Itiiraltt In .tt-ll-ritri In heiiatiUiMtn and the
enr Minillnu towns for six emits n week, nty
nlile to the carriers. Ity mnll 13 t0 a yenr.or 96
cent, a month, pAnlt In advance. Atlrettlae.
mi-tits t'luirKi'ii ai' -itr.lliia tonum-en-nd iohnoii.
The iiiibtlshem nwrve the riitht to change the
po-.i Inn nf ndi ei-tifumieut whenever the pub
lic it'ou of news demands It. The rhtltt te
tiwriwl to rijiit Any ftilvorttAfineiit, whether
ptvlit fur or nut, thai the uultlMier may doem
impr tmr. AilviirllbInK rate u4 known
upon aiitiltoatiou.
Kntt'.l t the pintofHo at Shenandoah, IV, a.
mu-ond cities mail matter.
TBLKrHOifrS (JOKNKCrttsK.
"All '.be Nm Tint's Fit lo PtW."
Evening Hrlcl
THURSDAY, APRIL 83, 1BBT.
A nkwhp.vi'KR headline says the forks are
in (Srci-ce. Judging by their picture we
would suppose tiiey wore ill so in dirt.
1!k sure to read the advertisement in the
lli.u w.i licl'oru starting out on yonrshopplug
tour this t vouliig. You 'will mvo money
Hud much bother by following this advice.
Si: roii (loniN should let those "insur
ance iiflidavlta" gee the light of day. If there
ureuuy members of the Senate "pinching"
IhiiaMoiih, the people would like to locate
num.
Sinc:. (lei try hna lie n pardoned, it It now
in order for the Hoard of Pardons to commute
the deutli sentence of Madge Yorke, the girl
In-murdered, and who swms to bo without
inllueiitinl friends.
Gi.Nrnv is nor allrui believer in the old
Miyiug, "A friend In need is friend ludewl."
llii case also plainly shows tlmt If .1 convicted
murderer can commitul the right kind of
f i tends he has a good chance uf saving his
neck from the hnngmun's noose.
Tut hivl'y imlividii il who represents the
l t-l .1 nl r.il!4ll!ld ! filM'li to lltU'llll (he
Grim m.'iiinriil service at Ne York unlets
be i. iilloiiiil tlm plum of houor ahead uf tho
Ur.int fmui'y, by lvimm of bli piuitiiin 83
neui.er Ami luasuiliir. The tfciiatc had better
1 in ry up tli.it mbiiiHtl.xt treaty or we limy
j el he i. might to nar with Groat iiriuiti.
l'i ir ha- stopped coining silver, Colombia
i, trjn j. tu i.eeumnlnte gold onimgli tochttugu
its -.i.iu :.n I. Sun Salvnilc.r is moving iu the
m;ii. ih i -tint, Uruguay has forbidden the
iiuu'ituui of furoigu silver, and Chill now
measure-, wtlucs in gold. The silver standard
h i- bie.iuie too costly a luxury t be ondired
In- thc-.-e countries.
Bi:njvmik llAtiniBON litis jiut won two
big citMS lwforo the Supreme Court nf the
Tinted States, with fees aggregating $15,000.
The cx-lresidciit is probably earning tnoio
money tliuu he over before has onrncil, and
more than be drew from the Treasury when
lie was iu the White IIoumj and w.ith loss
hard labor.
Ia.kknf. county people havo just found
out that they have no such oUiclilsas County
Auditors, Judge ILirrctt, of that county, on
Tuesday rendering a decision to that effect.
Here in Schuylkill wu hare been under the
impression that the act of assembly creating
tho office of Controller in counties having a
population of over 150,000 aholUlicd tho ollice
of County Auditor. Luzerno, howover, is
excusable ; as its people are slow iu every
thing but murders.
Thk Legislative Investigating Committee,
even with Senator Cuyle as examiner, in the
opinion of the I'ottsville Chronicle, could
not And out any mure than what 1ms been
published time and ugaiu in tlio anthracite
coal region papers. The bosses will answer
no questions calculated to show light upon
the matter under investigation, and the
operators have not yet been called and proh
ahly will not. As a farce, the investigation
AO far has been a grand auooeas.
THE GARBAGE.
lib t lie advent of spring the need of a
inure satisfactory system of disposing of the
refuse of town becomes more apparent. The
Borough Council has of late yearsexperienced
much difficulty in bocuring"from tho laud
owners a piece of ground to be used fur
dumping purposes; and oven now the ar
rangemeuU made for the disposal of the
garbage is auything but .satisfactory to elthor
the borough authorities, the laud owners or
tho people. It is only a question of time
when e en a plot of ground cannot be to
rtired for this purpose, and then the borough
ollkUIs will be compelled to adopt some other
system of dispooinguf the refuse.
In the minds of many it would be a wife
move, unci a saving of money in the uud, to
secure u crematory for the disposal of the gar
h.tge. Tim would permanently dispose of this
vexed question, aud at the same time prevent
the ."proud of disease. Serautou and York
nro now experimenting with a crematory,
and a full record of It work and the expense
coiiuected with it are kept, so that the opera
tions in all their details may become known.
Shenandoah would not need as large nor ex
pensive a pltut as these cities, ami the expense
would necessarily lie much lets.
One of the newspapers published at York
gives some interesting details in connection
with the experimental trial iu that city.
The works were permanently put into opera
tion u week or so ago, aud since then all the
promise of the early experiment was reu lined.
The eugiiteer in charge at tho time said all
the people iu the city must have been hold
ing b.u k their garbage to test the ability of
the cieiuatory to consume it. fifteen tvegoii
loads were shovelled iuto I'm fumaee be
tween!) o'clock lu the morning aud iM) in
the at'tcruoou. In addition as many barrete
of butt lit'rV oflkj, a dead kene aud 4her
refuse inutti r jveie dumped iuto tlie recif
tui le II) (1 o'clock iu the evening all foul
been consumed aud a few baskets of ashes
were all that remained. In all, sixtMiii or
eighteen tons of waste were vunsuiuud dur
ing the first day's operation.
It is thought that there will not be
KufhVieiit garbage to keep tlie furnace gulug
every day, aud it is proliable, therefore, that
it will he iii operation only three days iu the
week for tho present, that time being quite
enough to allow tho waste of tbo cily to be
eousiimed. Tbe accumulations of garbage
can be allowed to remain iu the same furnace
several day without causing the slightest
odor. Wheu tbe fires wore burning ue un
pleasant smell couM be detected. So for the
garbage plant has been a complete success,
uud it has girt u all tlie satisfaction that was
promised.
shcintudouli is sadly iu need of a ctetnutory,
ami it cannot be supplied none too soon for
tin health uud eouenieuce of the people.
m wpfttiieci
VoT tMtetn Pt nnsylvanl, Now Jr
y, Delaware and Maryland: Increas
ing cloudiness; warmer; southerly
winds.
NUGGETS OF' NEWS.
A bridge (nuttnir $6,000,000 will be
built by the Southern Pacific Railroad
company over the Mississippi river a-t
New Orleans.
The sub-committee of the Mtmte
finance committee Is expected to re
port the tariff bill to the fail committee
on Saturday.
The s ilke. or lockout, of New Tetk
teamfltterB has ended In a compromise.
Kelly, the confessed murderer uf
Bank Caehler Btlckney, of Somerj
woith, N. II., was taken from Mon
treal last nlfrht, valvlng extradition.
Representative Sayere, of Texas, sus;
geets that a prize be eti'ered to the en
gineers of the world for the best plan
of preventing the overflow of the Miss
issippi river. .
There seems to be no question that
the colleaa boat races will be held on
the Poughkeepsle course If satisfac
tory darters can be secured by all
the crews.
Don't Tobacco spit and smoke Your Life
Away.
If von want t quit hifcncco nobis easily
and forever, be made welt, strung, magnetic.
full of new life and vigor, tako No-To-lkic,
the wonder-worker that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ton days.
Over 400.000 cured. Htty fCn-To-lno from
your own riruggfot, who will guarantee a
cure. 51c or $1.00. llooklet and wimple
mailed free. Ad. Sterling Kcimsly Co.,
''hieago or New t ork.
T'n Klorldit SouitrorWli'pi
Tallah..rree, Fla., April 22. The fir:
Joint ii.!l,t for United Btates ocnator
was ta'ren at nocn yeaterday. The rc
sttl't was -practically the tame as Tues
day, with an inucace cf one In Call's
favor, the vcte noti.lnt; from Fcnator
Henley, who was absent on Tundny.
The vote was ns follows: Call, 33;
Chlpley, 16; Itaney, 14; Hocker, IS;
Uurfoid, 7; Mabrey. ; JKcKay, 2; Crlll,
1; Broome, 1; Hlsbee, 1.
Thpitt Is it Chluft it l'l'iiplo
Who are fpjtireil by the nan of cotToe.
Ki'ccntly them 1ms been placed in nil tho
uT'iccry stores n new priiunitlon obIImI
(IKAtX-O, made of tire gmlns, that lakes
the pline of iMitlco. Ihe tmwt delloutc
stomach receives It without distress, and but
few can tell it from CoBce. It doe not eit
over as much. Children tuny diluk it with
reut hfiii'fit. 15 cts. and S3 ctn. per package.
Try it. Ask for GIIAIN'-O.
IJci'Mi il e-. 'i1ii;iin.
Chlen o. A,r;: -J. juiy In the
Qulnlan-Uixelenr. eh dai...i.se suit ren
dered a verdict tt nut Kuihy. Mrs.
Ella C. Quinlau, the wile of the ia..
Itor for H. II. Hula ch, id who wai
under arrcsrt t'er a week during the ex
citement ovor the pollco Invcs I31 ; n
Into tb" "Holmes Cartle" is. jea- tgo,
sued J-t hlef of rolice John B. Bi 'e:i
och for tJO.COO for fa!io arrest, t'he
jury finds that Badenouh waB war
ranted In -hat he did.
Thirty years is a long time to fight so
painful a trouble us piles, but Jacob Mitchell,
of Uuioiivillc, l'a., strtigttloel that loug be
fore be tried DoWitt's Witch Hazel sMlvc,
which quickly and permanently cured him.
It Is equally oiTective iu cc.enni and all skin
alleutiotis. C. II. llageubuch.
l'loctroeiitoil la Afldnlr.
St. I.ouis, April 22. In the centtil
business section of the city Edward
Clayland, a lineman for the Missouri
Electric Light and Power comppjy,
was bumetl to dea."h by a live wire.
Ills smoking: body hung In the nlr for
at least ton minutes, In view of thou
sands who were attracted to the scene.
(rip-CoUls-IIeadarlto,
Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and Ln
Irippo when Istxative Hrmno Quinine will
;uro you in one day. Put up in tablets ion
venleiit fur hiking, (jtmnintocsl tocuir.or
money refunded, l'rico. 25 cents, ir sale
by Kirlln's Pharmacy.
Ilolilneji ' i n.iiitli'iii tTltJcal.
v"8sh!nj,it . ApiU 22. representa
tive Hclu-iun hue! a Klnkinc spell yes
terday, and his condition Is now ra
garded as, very critical. Ho has lapsed
into uncor.tt! "'ness, but as he has
displayed r.in.i.kable -ltallty hereto
fore tho hot.e :j expressed that he may
et rally.
An exceedingly common and dan
gerously significant condition.
A warning tvhicii must bo heeded,
or, ns 7itl1 the oxpross train
which I'ul s to regard tlie dan
ger signal, disaster must follow.
A suro indication of thin, weak, im
poverished blood. A certain ad
monition that tho bloojl is not
properly feeding tlie nerves, i'.3
Bttes and organs of the body.
An imperntiva demand for the tonie,
vitalizing effect of Hood's Sarea
parilla upon the blood.
Weak, nervous, tired men and wom
en are for.:id everywhere Men
slr'.vo tio hard to " keep their
ends up," women too anxiously
work "on their nerves" to meet
tlie demands of home and society,
all have too little sleep, mid tlie
excessive drain on i-lre'i and
nervous enorgy will '- ' com
pletely i'iii:i h".-.it:i.
Tlie strength mint be bit'.. 1 1 l.y pre
blood, and tho new i must also
And in pure blood tlie proper nerve
fowl. For tills purpose uotbiug
equals Hood's Sarsnpuriilu.
The thousands of wonderful cures It
lias accomplished, the liko of
which no other medicine ami no
combination of medicincd can
show, provo its curative merit;
prove that it has never been
equalled us a blood medicine;
prove that Hood's Sarsaparillii is
indeed tlie ideal spring medicine,
tlie best nerve and stomach tonic,
tho one true blood purifier.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
lasoldbyalldrigguti. Price
0. 1. Ilood&t'o., Lowell, Mass.
THE. ANTIQUATED SENATE,
Beuntor Miwoti Crlttotsen It ns altulld
of UysriHio Dhs.
Washington, April 21.- Senator Ma
ton, of Illinois, made his maiden speech
In the senate yesterday, and signalized
It by some breesy criticism on the an
tiquated rules of the senate. It was
such a variation from the prosy debate
of rerent days that the senator was
accorded close attention, and twice re
ceived tho heatty applause of the
crowded galleries. The speech was In
support of a resolution Introduced by
the Illinois senator directing the com
mittee on rules to .report a rule by
which debate could be dosed and the
previous question ordered. In this
connection Mr. Mason sarcastically re
ferred to the Inaction of the senate on
all great questions before It; the long
and fruitless debate on Cuba; the de
lay of the arbitration treaty, and the
Inability to say whether our dtftlcultles
are to be settled by arbitration or by
the metliods of Corttett and Fltmslnij
mons. It was time, he said, to send
the senate into drydook and rid it of
accumulated barnacles.
Mr. Hoar, of Haasachusetts, replied
briefly, pointing out that the other
branch of congress was more open te
criticism ' than the senate. He was In
accord with Mr. Mason, however, on
the need of new rules. A vota was
taken on Mr. Gorman's motion to refer
the Mason resolution to the rules com
mittee, whlrh prevailed.
Uucklcu's Amlm !Hlrf.
Tlie best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever ero,
Is. cb Ihlains. ooitts. and
.and positively onus piles
icisgtiamntecn wgive
ir ntniiv refunded. Price
'or sale hv A. Wssloy.
fl-U'. Taken to lltxton.
At--11 22. Ex-Turkish
Con. ft Intiiti of Uosti n, was turned
nvi 1 to the im lice of the detective bu
reau at poll.-e headquarters yc3terdtiy
nt '--.n on. He wus taken to the dis
trict nttornt y's office this morning, and
left fe-r r.ts;icn In custody. Iaslgl was
arrcEtr.d en the night of Feb. 18 by
central otllra detectlvcB in compliance
with a dispatch from the Boston chief
bf police for the alleged embesslement
of some SUC.C00 belonging to a trust
fund In Boston. He made a strong
right atjalnst oxtraditlon, carrying his
caie to the United States supreme
court, which decided against him yes
terday. An Atlldatlt.
This Is lo terrify thnt on May 11th, 1
walked to Mtllck's drug store on a wlr of
cnikhci; and bought a bottle of Chamber-
liin's l'ain ll.tlin fur inflammatory rheuma
tism which had crippled me up. After using
three lxittles I urn completely cured. I can
cheerfully recommend it. Charles II. Wet
zel, Suubury, Pit.
Sworn and subscribed to before ma on
111511st 10, 18t. Walter Sliipumn, J. P.
li'orsalo at 80 cents por Lottie by Oruhlcr
llioi., drug store.
Counting: Liicif Stini'M irt! e.
Kew York, Anrtl 22. Majjr J. F.
Mrline, assistant treasurer of the Uni
ted States In Washington, and 15 expert
counters ur rived In this city yester
day, and without delrty began the work
of counting all the money In the sub
treaBury. This was made necessary
by reason of the retention of sub
Treasuter Conrad N. Jordan. There is
something like J200.000.000 in tho vaults
of the bulld.ng, and It Is said the count
will occupy about a month's time.
A nousehold Necessity.
Cas.- trets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful mtillcal discovery of tbongo, pleasant
nnd lei'reshing to tho taste, act gently and
posit'vely on kidneys, Hver and bowels,
cletm.-iinr the entire system, dispel colds, cure
headache, fever, habitual constipation and
biliousness. Please, buy and try a box of
0. C. C. today; 10, -25, 50 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Uk'ir fa 1111 At-y "run.
' Little l'tcck, Ark., April 22. Hon.
Voley V. Fmith, ex-lieutenant governor
and r.t one time the most prominent
figure in Arkansas oolltlcs, died yes
terday at the insane asvlum, where
he ha-J been confined Beveral months.
Mr, Smith became Insane on the money
question during; the late presidential
campaign, and since his confinement
he Lecamo very violent. Mr. Smith
scivcd as consul to St. Thomas in the
Grant administration.
"I was feellcg tired all the time, as tired
in the mornit; as I was at night. I began
taking Hood's Barsoparllla and it has
helped me so that I have no such feelings
cow. My little girl suffered with pain In
her st" ii-.doli, but Hood's Sarsaparilla has
cured her." .JauksT. Mann, Hubbarda
tou, Mass.
Wealmoss and Loss of Appotlto,
"Last spring my little Rirl had no appe
tite and was week. I gave her one-half-bottle
of Hood'aSaraapartUa, which cured
her. We will now take no other medicine
but Ki od's Sarsaparilla, and recommend
it to everyone for weakness and lose oi
eppoticeX" Wm. F. Hanks, Brysouia, Pa.
All Tired Out.
" My husband was all tlrod out and run
down In health. He felt tho need ot some
thing to build him up, and he began tah
log Hood's Barsaj'arilh and Hood's Pllle
nd tho result was very Is factory, We
rogaid Hood's Barssra uht and Hood's
Pills as oxcelleu1. r.r i' :'.aoe." MM. H. L.
MOWKY, Towauua, Pa.
Tired and Worn Out Pooling.
" I have baen taking Hood's Santa partll
and cannot say too muoh In it favor. It
has done ma tttsre good than any medlajna
I havo ever tried. I have advised my
frlenda to use it tor a tired and worn
out feeling, as I know that it gives relief."
Wiijjam T. nuHuwt, HoUyviUe, Del,
$1, sLcfovS. Prepared only by
It U tbo Que Trao Blood Purifier.
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STOCK AMD 'PRODUCE MARKETS.
London llnylrtg Adviinenis I'Hcoji In tho
New York Stock tnrkot.
Now Vniit, April 21.-TI10 liuropeiin war
Sltuntlon inntlnues to Inrsolv noml'iul 1
the ionie or tho me: kit fir tn Im lien .
as wi'H si. own by the utile k inlj" ti'--,-,
to the London imrlty In the riuotnt .mi
at the ononlng. Tue iluy wus w'thimf
special development otherwise, outs'dii oi
speclnl movements In Individual stotkn.
London showed a further fractlonnl ml-
vanco for Amerlrnn securities, und this
was probnblv duo In pe.rt to tho fact
that yesterdays London pi loos wore
somewhat deprosHrd by the excosslvo
depression calming In New York on Mon
day. Prices for Americans continued to
Improve in London during the day, and
there man pome buying for London ac
count here. The result has been that
prices here have recovered the loss sus
tained 111 Monday, nnd nro very gener
ally above Saturday's close to the ex
tent of a varying: fraction. Closing bld:
Balto. ft Ohio.. 1314 Lehlch Valley.. 134
Chcsa. & Ohio.. 10 N. J. Central... ROVi
Del. & Hurlson..lH N. Y. Central.. S9
D.. L. ft V 1504 Pennsylvania .. K2'i
Brie .... Heading la
Lake Krle ft W.. 11 St. Paul 1V)
All usst'e paid.
Ocnei-al Marl-.olp.
rhlladelphla, April 21. Flour firm; vrtn
ter ruperrlne, UitkBlM; do. extras, HO
3.S6; Pennsylvania roller, clear, tl!.i,t.lB;
do. strp.lTht, W.161.4(l; westprn winter,
clem-. M4i4.1D; do. straight. W. 16'., 4.40; city
mills, extra. 13.1001.30. Rye flour steady
at t2.23W3.40 per barrel. Wheat hlffhar;
contract wheat, April, 90l0Vjc.i do. May.
aitSStc.i No. t Pcnnsj-lvanls arid No. S
Delawr.i red, spot. BSiQ92-e.; No. 1
northern spring, spot, (WuW.c: No. II red.
April, UTkC. : do. Mtty, SOVyc; do. July.
71k:. : do. Soptnmber, VGjO.: do. December,
7814c. Corn higher: steamer corn, spot,
72714c; No. i yollow for local trudo,
i;lc.; No. mixed, spot and April. S3
814c: do. May, 2Ri.fflil4c. Oats dutot;
No, 2 white, carlota, 26c.: No. 2 white
clipped, carlota, 25c.: No. 2 whlto, April,
Mli&26c.; do. May, June and July, 28V40
211fcc. Hay firm for good; choice tim
othy, 214 for large bales. Beef steady;
beet h-ims, $19.252D. l'ork stendy; fam
ily, l0.6ofill. Lard dull; we-ntern steamed,
J4.40. Butter steady: western creamery,
lSftlic; do. factory. 89114c. ; Elglna, 17c;
Imitation crenmery, 10rfl4'Ac; New York
llalry, lJ418c.; do. creamery, 18Q17c.;
Jancy prints jobbing at 20,24c; do. extra,
wholesale, 20c. Cheese steady; large. 9
12c; smnll. 812Vic: part skims, 4814c.;
full skims, 2Mr4Sf3c Kgffs steady; New
York and Pennsylvania, 9V4c; western,
fresh, 9V4c: southern, 814c Tallow dull;
city, 3 S-10c; country, 3 5-16c. l'etroleum
quiet; United closed nt 84c. bid. Pig Iron
easy;, southern, tleWjll: northern. $10.p
12.50. Copiier firm: brokers, $11.25; ex
change, til. 10. Tin barely steadv; do
mestic, t4.104.20. Load dull and feature
less, with a weak undertone: exchange
quotation, t3.2714a3i32i4; brokers, 13.20.
Cottonseed oil stronger; prime crude,
f. o, b., mills, 10c; prime summer yellow,
23 lie; oft summer yellow, 2314c; butter
grades,' 26?7c., nominal; prime white,
151ti26c. Coffee barely stendy; April.
17.25; May., 17.1687.25; July. $7.30a7.3R;
August, 7.26P7.S6; September. 37.30irT7.46;
October. $7.46; December, 37.40ift7.65; Jan
uary, J7.60; February, t7.6t)'a7.60; March,
f,-.5&&7.66.
Live Stock Mnrketis.
New York, April 21. Ileeves slightly
easier; Rood Mteers. $t.l04.30; stags and
oxen, f 2.76r4.25: bulls, $2.96(83.05; dry cows,
J1.803.40. Calves fairly active and stoady;
voals, J4S6.26. Sheep and lambs quiet;
unshorn sheep, 346-5.25; clipped do., 53.50
4.60; unshorn lambs, J6.2.Va.50; clipped
do.. 4.36f6.50. Hogs steady at 4.304.60.
13ast Liberty, Pa., April 21. - Cattle
steady; prime, $6.105.23; feeders, $3.75
4.40; bulls, stags and cows, $23.75. Hogs
active; prime medium and best Yorkers,
$4.204.?6; fair Yorkers, $4.104.15; heavy
hogs, $J..T.4.20; pigs, $3.90g4; roughs,
S2,75SJ3.5li. Kheep firm; choice clipped
sheep, $! 5vg;4.60; common, $3.103.75;
choice Inmbs, $6.255 50; spring lamba.
5(S; villi c.ilves, $4.50ii'5.
TO OtJItl! A COM) IN ONE DAY
Tako L.tt.itlve Bronio Quinine Tablets. All
lruggists rcfttnil the niouoy if itfalls to euro.
25 cents.
l-'iitHl nunawny Accident.
Hoontcn, N. J., Anrll 22. A fatal
runaway accident occurred here yes
terday afternoon. Joseph Meyers, his
wife and their son, Harry, G years of
age. were thrown from their carriage.
Mr. Meyeis was badly, though not fa
tally Injured. Mrs. Meyers was injured
so severely that it Is believed she will
die. The child died soon after the ac
cident, bavins both arms and a leg
broken.
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption.
Tliis i.-i tho best medicino iu the world for
all forms of Coughs and Colds and for Con
sumption. Every bottio is guarautced. It
will cure aud not disappoint. It has no ctpial
for Whoopiug Cough. Asthma, Hay Fever.
Pneumonia, Bronchitis, La Qrippe, Cold in
the Head and for Consumption. It is safe
for all ages, plcasout to take, mill, ahovo nil,
a sure cure. It is always well to tako Dr.
King's Now Life Pills in connection with Dr.
King's New Discovery, as they regulate and
tono the stomach nnd bowels. We guarantee
perfect satisfaction or return money. Free
trial bottles nt A. Wesley's drug store. Uegu
lur size 50 cents and $1.00,
Tho Iotvu's Premium S:17J,'JOO.
Washington, Apiil 22. The report of
the naval trial board upon the official
speed trial of the battleship Iowa has
Just been submitted to the secretary
of the navy. It shows that the ship
made a speed, with all allowances
made for tldes and other Interfering
eondltionsr of Just 17.871 knots. The
Cramps will receive a premium o
$374,200. The board found that the
ship was strong and well built In overy
particular.
lthouiuutlsiu Cured in a Day.
"Jlystie Cure" for Kheumatism nnd Neu
ralgia radically cures iu 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon the system is remarkable and
mysterious, it removes at ouoeiiie cause and
tbe disease immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benelits.
T. F. Anthony, ex-Postmaster of Promise
City, Iowa, says : "I bought one bottle of
Mystic cure lor tciieinnatism, ami two (loses
of It did me more good titan any medicine J
ever took." - 7ocnts.
Sold hy C. II. llagenhtioh, druggitt, Slion
amlouh.
Died i'roi'i lfcf Wound.
Jacksonville, April 2J. Mtss I.Iarle
Louise Oato, who was shot from am
bush In North tiprinirueld Tuesday
night, died yesterday, A strong chain
of circumstantial evidence Is being
woven around Rdward Pitsee, the girl'a
lover, who Is now In jail.
I had set ere attacks of gravel and kidney
troublu; aud unable to got u medicine or
doctor to cure me until 1 used Hop Hilton,
aud they cured in In a short tine. A
DiH-riNGUiftiiiU) Lawykk tie Waynk Co.,
N. Y.
Colorless and Cout. A young girl
deeply regretted that she was so colorless and
ami oold. Her fuco was too white, uud her
hands ami feet felt as though the blood did
not circulate. After on Untile of Hop
Illttors hnd Wen taken she was the rosiest
and bealtlilest girl In tbo town, with a
vivacity sud olieorfuiueaa of mi ml gratifying
other frleiaw,
It will be an agreeable surprise to persons
subject tosttacks.of bilious oolic to learn that
prompt relief may he had hy taking Cham
berlniu's Colic, Cholera and Dlarrlioe Hom
ed y. Iu many iutUucce the attack may be
prevented by takiug this remedy as soon as
tho first symptoms of the disease appear. 25
and AO cent bottles for sale by (I rubier Pros ,
diuggists
I
The Astronomy ot Lite
When an aitrono
lliAr foretells the cx
act minute at which
two planets will cross
ea- '.i other, we know
there is no magic
about it. The whole
universe is eovemed
by laws. A man who studies these laws of
nature carefully and reduces them to a sci
ence, can count on exact results every time.
A doctor knows that certain remedies
off ct certain diseases.
When a disease serins to have no rcmedj
the doctors pronounce it Incurable. All the
lime Nature may have the remedy tight nt
ha .d. but it will only be discovered by the
doctor who has studied longer and deeper
tho t other into this particular disease.
Consumption seemed for a long time with
out a remedy, until Dr. Pierce made his
wonderful "Golden Medical Discovery" 30
years a-ro. It has proved to be a marvelous
and almost unfailing specific for consump
tion and all forma of lung, bronchial and
throat difficulties.
It r rr.-ctn seem alttuxt magical but Itsop--rlo-.t
is bated upon simple ntUnrnl laws.
!t Ua the peculiar property of enabling
.Ue blood-making gland to manufactutc
itealthy, red blood and pour it abundantly
mto the circulation. This nourishing, vll-tl-sin?
effect is rapidly manifested in the
iur : and bronchial lubes where it stops the
iv.i tine; process and build ti p healthy tissue.
It is rendll vassitnilaled by stomachs which
re tco weak to digest cod Hver oil, and it
1 1 ir superior to mall-extracts as a penua
ter t aud scientific flesh - builder in all
-ia timr diseases,
"Tw ity-five j-ears nt sight di.Terent doctors
aM m- that T would live but a short tltnr. that I
'mil co"4Uniption and must die." writes Ceo. u.
loo-, 'q . ot Myeri Villey, Pottawatomie Co.,
iA't-t. "t finally commenced taking Dr. Pierce's
Ciolden Medical Discovery nnd am stitl on the
.iitd a-id nntoug the living. 1 have faith lobe
:evc tnit It has lengthened my life ibr the last
h :itv-nve Vears, and I have so'nuich faith In all
if vonr medicine that I want one of your Coui
'iio'ti Sense Medical Advisers. "
Dr. Pl.Tce's medicines are recognized as
tTidard remedies throughout the world,
ii " Pleasr tt Pellets" cure constipatln"
Two Leant! in n :iilonixo l'lro.
Chicago. April 22. Two lives were
lost and three dwellings partially de
atroyed by lire which broke out early
In the morning In a building at 4226
Ashland avenue. The flames spread
so rapidly that many of the occupants
were forced to Jump from the windows,
while others were taken down lndders.
The dead are John McCleash and John
Coyne. The bodies of both were but
slightly burned. Coyne, who was but
13 years. old, was found tightly clasped
In the arms of McCleash, who had evi
dently perished In an atempt to save
the life of the boy.
Just try n 10c box of Cttseewts, the finest
liver and bowel regulator ever made.
Six Killed by 11 Landslide.
Itossland. r.. C, April 22. As a re
sult of a landslide near Sheep Creek,
an the Tied Mountain railroad, six men
were killed and a number of others
seriously Injured. The men were em
ployed on the railroad. Twelve of them
were atdeeo In camp when a huge
landslide, 200 feet wide, swept over
their camp.
Aotlntr Sccrotnry lloosovolt.
Washington, April 22. Secretary
Long loft Washington yesterday after
noon for Boston, so that Assistant
Secretary Roosevelt became acting
secretary of tho navy on the thlid day
3f his lujmbcncy in office.
Not o:.l..-actito lung troubles, which may
provo fata in a few days, hut old chronic
-oughs mid throat troubles may receive im
mediate relief and bo permanently cured hy
Ono Minute Cough Cure. C. II. Hagonbuch.
Will I ho Wealthy JSncnpo l'niilslitiioiit?
New York, April 22. Stockbroker
Elverton It. Chapman, of the firm of
Mooro & Schley, of this city, who will
have to undergo Imprisonment for 30
days In the "common Jail" at Wash
ington for refusing to testify before
the United States senate sugar trust
InvestlsatltiK committee, will probably
begin his term in a few days. He ia
arranging his private affairs In this
city to that end. The Evening Tele
gram says: "Chapman hopes to keep
out of jail by means of a presidential
pardon. He will not deliver himself
up Immediately, as there Is no danger
of his bond being declared forfeited.
If the president were to pardon Chap
man he could not well refuse to extend
similar grace to Messrs. Searles and
Hnvemeyer, ot the sugar trust, when
their cases have been adjudloated."
Unconditional surrender. Is tho ouly terms
those famous littio pills known as DoWitt's
Little Early Itiscrs will mako with constipa
tion, sick headacho and stomach troubles.
An Indif-trliiiix Couiit'uiToltor.
New York, April 22. James Foley,
icho escaped from Jail at Jollet, Ills.,
.March 21 last, whore he was awaiting
trial on a charge of counterfeiting,
Is under arrest here on another chargs
of counterfeiting, giving his name an
John O'Keefe. Foley's right name la
John W. Murray, and his home Is In
Cincinnati. He has been arrested nine
different times for counterfeiting, and
has been convicted seven times, His
specialty Is said to be dimes and nick
els. He probably will be returned to
Illinois, where he can receive a longer
sentence than he would likely receive
In New York.
When the spring time oomee, "gentle An
Ilia " lllrn nil nll, .,..,l.l ..?...,
- - - - u..w. onunwiv liviaima. IYIl
A limiu I , Html .ml II. ' ,i
w.u .nvi mm lyiiuv.iu. eiiu Byaieil!
with DoWitt's Little Harly Kilters, famous
tibiv uuia iur iue liver uuu siomaiui an 1110
f ir 11 ..i...i.
JWil IUUIIM, V. 41. JiaCMUIIUll.
HookorollurippohOH Wiiko Ifdduotlon.
Cleveland, April 22. The ore dock
managers have decided to reduce the
wages of ore handlers for unloading
vessels at all Lake Krle ports 10 per
cent. Ilockefeller, who owns a big Meet of
boats uud has extensive docks at Ash
tabula, accepts the reduction, but will
himself take tho loss, paying the ore
handlers their present wages. The
wages for trimming ore cargoes at
Ashland have been 1 educed from three
to two and one-half cents a ton.
Rockefeller refuses to make this out at
his Duluth ore docks. The ore han
dlers of Cleveland are r-rc;iminjt to
strike!.
Pkusonal. The gentleman who annoyed
the congregation last Sunday hv continually
coughing will find Instant relief by using
One Minute Cough Cure, it speedy and harm
less remedy for thioatand lung troubles.
T'.te Hinpevor L.'iibriietxr.
Vienna, April 22. Kmperor William
of Germany arrived here yesterday,
and was welcomed at the railroad sta
tion by Emperor Francis Joseph and
all the Austrian archdukes. A guard
of honor was drawn up on the platform
of tho railroad station. The emperors
embraced each other repeatedly, and
Kmperor William cordially greeted the
archdukes. The emperors drove to the
palace amid the cheers ot the crowds
of people lining the route.
Wiieu a cold is contracted, cure it at onoe.
One Minute Cough Cure will set you on the
road to recovery in a minute. It will cure
pueuiuoiiia, bronchitis, croup and all forms
of lung uud throat troubles. C. it. llageubuch.
NEAfllNd HOME.
l'tn Hearing home. Poll Short the hoars aro
growing.
How lng, how long was childhood's sum
mer day I
An nprtilng vlstn of new sights nnd pleasures,
And rosy hope allured us on our way.
I'm Hearing home. Tbo shadows, gently fall
ing, niilo from our view earth's harsher sights
nnd sound.
And volees lavod and lost are softly oulllng.
Tuning where home Hnd happiness are found.
I'm Hearing home, and as tbe weary trav'ler
Counts all the landmarks nassine on his war.
So count I now tbe signals that do meet mo
And mark the entrance to eternal day.
I'm Hearing home, e'en ns a child school 1 sav
ing, Ills tasks oonipleled seeks his mother's door.
Earth's lossons learned, far from Its pnlns and
grieving
1 seek n home where I shall grieve no more.
L. L. A. Very In Boston Transcript.
THE TOMATO IN ITALY.
It Is Popular With All Classes In King
Humbert's Renlin
In every homo nnd cottage In Italy tho
preserving ot tomatoes is carried on. Ter
races, bttloonles nnd even the lint roofs of
llio houses aro half covered with plates
containing the deep red Substance. After
gathering, the tomatoes intended for pre
serving are spread out for some hours in
tho sun till the skin has somewhat shrunk.
They nro then ptissed through a slovo so
that they mny lie freed from both seeds and
skins. As they contain a largo proportion
of water, the substance which has been
pnsscd through tho sieves must bo hung In
lings, from which the witter exudes, nnd
soon a pool of dirty looking water is form
ed beneath each ling. Strange to say, It is
In no way tinged with red.
Tho mixture whloh remains In tho lmga
has tho conslstonoy of a very thick paste.
It Is then snltcd, tho proportion being n
little less tint 11 ono ounoo of salt ton pound
of preserve. The process now requires that
It shall ber spread on flat phttos, oxposed to
the Bun and stirred from tlmo to time
with a wooden spoon, so that the upper
part may not form a crust, whllo Under
neath it remains soft. It Is n picturesque
sight when tho woman are to bo seen flit
ting nbotit on the roofs nnd terraces, at
tending to tlio deep red preserve, their col
ored handkerchiefs Hung on tlielr bonds to
screen them from tho rtiys of tho burning
sun when it is at Its fiercest. In the even
ing tho contents of tho various plates aro
taken In and stirred up togcthor; for if
moistened by tho night dow the wholo
would bo spoiled. After being oxposed to
tho sun for seven or olght days, tho snmo
process being repented each tiny, tho pro
sorvo is flnlshod and placed in jars for win
ter use.
Though It is used by nil classes of per
sons, It Is more necessary to tho poor than
to tho rich, for tho latter can make uso of
the fresh tomatoes preserved in tins. To
matoes may bo tinned whole, 119 wc know
from Ihoso usuully imported into England
from America. Hut in Italy tho fruit Is
usually passed through a sieve, the pulpi
being then placed in tins, which nro Im
mediately soldered down and then put in
boiling water for flvo minutes. Tho cost.
of a small tin is half n franc, so it Is, ns a
rulo, beyond tho mums of tho poor. Cham
bers' Journal.
Dr. Wood's Norway Piue Syrup seems sent
ns a special providence to the littio folks.
Pleasant to tako, perfectly haw-loss, and
absolutely sure to give instant relief iu all
cases of cold or lung trouble
Coming lSvelits.
May 30. Ico cronm and strawberry festival
in ltobbins' oponi liouso, under tho auspices
of the societies of Trinity Deformed church.
May 18 Entertainment by the Sunday
school of tho Welsh CongrcgatIou.il church,
of South West street.
Apr. 20. Grand masquerade ball at Kobbins'
opera houso, under tho auspices of the Elite
Social Club.
"My husband had two cancers taken from
his face, and another was coming on his lip.
Ho took two bottles of Burdock lllood Hitters
nnd It disappeared. He is completely well."
Mrs. Wm. Kirhy, Akron, Erie Co.N. Y.
Hunk Dlroutoi'M" Hot poimlblllty.
Grand Itaplds, Mich., April 22. Judge
Severans, In the United States court,
held that Henry Anderson and John
Foster, directors ot the defunct Bank
of Greenville, are liable for all losses
sustained by the bank through Presi
dent Moore between July, 1802, and
July, 1893, the date of the suspension.
The amount they will have to pay is
not yet determined, though Moore's to
tal lndebtness exceeds $172,000. The
court scored the directors for negli
gence while the managing officer plun
dered It of all It owned, nnd much that
belonged to others.
In cases of burns. Bnralns. moulds, nenn-v nf
tbe other accidental pains likely to come to
the human body, Dr, Thomas' Eclectric Oil
gives almost instant relief,
TO TIH3 IiAND OP SUNSHINE
Anil riowei'H, the Ilund of America, Cali
fornia. Via the trim pathway, "Tho Iron Mountain
ltouto," which traverses a region of perpetual
sunshine, whore snow storms, blizairds or
high altitudes are unknown. Pullman first
and second class p..l.ice and tourist sleeping
oars to points hi Missouri, Arkansas, Toxns,
Old and Now Mexico, Arizona, California,
Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Utuh and
Novada, without o1uuk. Quick time, I0.5V
ratos, and all tho comfnrtsof modorn railway
Improvements guaranteed to all who pur
chase tickets via tho Missouri Pacific railway
system. Fur rates right from your home,
literature, mid-full information, drop n postal
card, J. V. McCanu, T. P. Agent, Bill Hail
road aveuuo, Elmlra, N. Y or 901 Broad
way, Now York.
2-3-tf W. E Hoyt, 0. E. P. Agt.
.CHASES
BloodHServePood
For Weak and Run Down People.
WHAT IT IQ I The richest of nil res tora
wnHI II IOI tlvo foods, because It re
places the essentials of life that are ox.
hausted by disease, Indigestion, high living!
overwork, worry, excesses, abuse, etc
WHAT IT DOES!
digestion perfect It creates solid flesh,
muscle and strength. The nerves being
made strong tbe brain becomes active and
clear. It restores lost vitality, stops all wast.
Ing drains and weakness In either sex, and
as a female regulator has no equal. Price
60c, ortlve boxes J2.00. Druggists or by math
We can help you. Advice and book, froe.
Wrlto Ua About Your Case7
THE DR. CHASE COMPANY,
loia Chestnut Btreot, Philadelphia.
Ho pain irom your
RUPTURE
It you troar tho
CHAMPION TRUSS.
MnHa Rll
tlUdelQhla Truss Co.. C10 Locust St, Phiu., Pa
E Boot'rinitfh yrup. Tastes uwd.' XTso
Ft In time. Hold by drueglstn. f
Heart Disease Cured.
WHEN t wo'.l knov-u minister nfter
nfiuring for yenrs with iieTt dis
ease !s cured, It Is not su-.i .islus
that ho should publish tho fact for tho
benefit 6t others, llov, J, .P Bmlth, 10'..!
Vulton St., IUIUmoro, lid., writes! "For
years I suffered from a-sevcre form of heart
disease I nsod Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure,
and to 7 hent la now iu good condition.
Itecently, or.hor nnllctlons came upon mo.
Thero was hummlnj, painful sensations on
top and bnck of my head. Fifteen min
utes reading would
make me almost wild;
there were pulling and
drun lng tcnsatlcuu In
my legs all the time,,
so that I ccul-i not sit
still. In this condi
tion I began taking
Dr. Miles' Uostorutlva
Nervine and its ctTcct was simply won
derful. I heartily commend your remedies. "
Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all drag
gists under a positive guarantee, first bottle;
benefits or money refunded. Hook On Heart,
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DK. MILES MEDICAL CO., Klbkart, Ind..
HEALTH
SEHT FREE
A lt T.r-.t .tlnl. ,.1 1 . 1. 1
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Issued by t.,o l-iauufacturers I
Gail Borden Eag.o Branrf
Condernod KHfc
N. Y. Cott'enscil Milk Co.
71 HMf ca I tr-;er, Sew York
Those who once
buy SEELIU'S
keep comiiigback
for it. This ad
mixture makes
tlio flavor of cof
fee delicious.
A!i Grocers.
the
best by
adding a lit-
i tic of Seclig's
to ordinary
iciiffee. 2C. apackgc,
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Personally-Conducted Tours
ilATCHLESS IN EVERY FEATURE.
CALIFORNIA
Tour to OATJKOIINIA nnd the PAt!n?Tfi
COAST will Iwiva New York nnd 1'lillndelpliln
mnrcu n rouinnni on rcKiunr iraing wltlitn
nine months. ItountMrin ticket, inolinllno- nil
tour fentuioa going nnd transportation only
rtiiiriiniKt win tie smu nt rule oj WAPi.uuirom,
New York, nnd S200.00 from IMiilmlelnhtn mm..
way tickets, Including nil tour font met pohitf,,
SI I .75 from Now York. 3110.25 from PhiLidel-
pnia. i'miHrtioiiAte rate from other point-.
WASHINGTON
Tours, eneh covering- n lwi-lml nl tln-pi.
days, will leave New York nnd Pblladel-
.iiarcu ii, -a, and amy 13, 18S7. Kates, includ
ing tramuortatloii and two days' accommoda
tion nt the hCBt Washington lintels, $11.80 from
New York, and $11.50 from 1'hllndelphln.
OLD POINT COMFORT TOURS
RETURNING DIRECT, OR VIA.
ItlCHMOND AND WASHINGTON
will leave New York nnd l'bllndelofiln I-'-tirn
ary 20, March 18, and April U, 1897.
For detailed Itlnemrloa nnd nthar liiFnrniAtlnn
apply nt ticket agencies or addrem Quo. W.
noyu, Asst. e.en'l I'ass. Agei.t, llroael utrtefc
Station, 1'hUadoIpWa. '
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity.
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BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
DIVIDEND o
To our OBtlomari : WOUUl YOO OA BR
TO 1NVB8T IO OR UPVAHDflT DM.
' inHDCini )o$t in ottriwrn tMtt, ukimm. u
l-'or sale by Shenandoah Drug Store, Klrlln
Drug Store.
!P1S
it rovhuky'n drug tori;. M Kfc
Cniitre ntratit.
Wanted-An Idea
Who ean think
of some sun put
thliur to Dateotr
Protsot your ldeast tbey mar brlnr you wealth.
Writs JOHN WEDDEttBUIlN CO., l'tnt Attiir
neys, Washington, D. C, for their al.atu price offer
Had list ot two hunilrod UiTentioni wtmted.
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