EVENING HERALD
IKTA11LIS1IHU 18T0.
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TKLKl'HONH OONNHOTION.
"All the News That's Fit to Print."
Evening Herald
FRIDAY, JUNE 4. 1887.
Tin Jb the way the llazleton I'laiit
Hpi'aker iut it : 'Tretentlinir to 1
mirh a great friend of tlie laboring
clauses, Senator Coylp fulled to word
liln vote on the final pawHfre. of tlie
"VWiler Labor bill in the leginlatnre
last week. Yet he endeavored to hide
tlie official record and uhleld hiiinelf
by indncing some of the Philadel
phia newspapers to state that he was
' present and recorded himself in favor
of the measure."
Qpkkjt Victouia luts become
greatly enfeebled, not in body only,
but in mind ii1m; at least, snioh is the
report. If we remember rightly, the
jubilee will occuron theUiindof June,
and tlie occasion will lie one that the
English people will render memor
able, for the Queen has a strong hold
upon the affections of her people.
She has been a remarkable woman
ever since her advent to power, and,
her years considered, she is still n
notable character. Hut evidently
she has about reached the length of
her tether, and should now lay down
the sceptre she has wielded so long
and so well. She can now do it trui -e
fully, and retire witli dignity. A
twelvemonth hence, or even sooner.
tho infirmities of age may so pros
trnto ljor that she Will be able to lay
ntiide her grout honor fully conscious
of what she is doimf, Willie ahe is in
such possession of her faculties at)
will enable her to appreciate the feel
ing that will be displayed by her
people because of her magnanimous
surrender of her crown to her son.
MANY of the statements made by
Dr. Swallow, editor of the Pennsyl
vania Methodist, published ut Harris
burg, are doubtless made on hearsay
evidence, nevertheless one of these
exposes.referringto a Schuylkill eouit
tain, demands more explicit Inform
ation, and the Dr. should not be slow
in furnishing the names of the parties
referred to. Until this is done we are
somewhat reluctant to believe that
any Schuylkill county "statesmitii"
would be guilty of the fraud charged.
Here is what tlie Methodist editor
says : "A gentleman in this city did
tho work as paster and folder of two
men, one from Wayne county and
anothor from Schuylkill county. Each
got SfG a day. These men never pre
tended to bo present, or to super
vise the work. The two paid Mr.
Hoke 1.50 a day. He wanted 8.00.
Their representative refused and
pocketed the 0.25 apiece of the
people's money, 10.00 a day for do
ing nothing. We understand that
Mr. Hoke made his bargain with Mr.
, and never met the men whoso
work he was supposed to be doing."
Can any of our readers supply the
name left blank, or that of tlie sup
posed folder ?
"flodern Scriptures."
Itev. James Benton Werner, a na
tive of Allontown, and now pastor of
the leading church at Lexington.
Mass., delivered an able sermon on
"The Modern Scriptures," His re
marks are quite appropriate at this
time in view of the apparent increase
in the ranks of sensational journal
ism. The reverend guntleuiun said
in part: "We can no longer wait for
age to tell its tale to age ; the times
are big with significance. The daily
paiiers are our modern scriptures,
given of God and profitable that his
servants may bo thoroughly furnished
unto all good works.
' In the newspapers as in nothing
else we free whathumatiity is. There,
as in a mirror, stands portrayed the
image of mankind. Curiously enough,
it is precisely here that the greatest
objection is raised against the press.
We are told the papers are not ilt to
read. It is a wholesale condemnation
that facts do not sustain. There are
chapters in the Bible I should not
like to have a child of mine peruse.
Any fair judgment passed upon the
press must be based on the best not
on its vulgar, hut on its respectable
sheets papers which speak of hu
manity just as it is ; nothing extenu
ate, naught set down in malice.
Better jiapers demand better men
and women.
"Ho long as humanity is what it is
tfl.CHASE$
BloodHerveFood
For Weak and Run Down People.
UfUAT IT IC I The richest of all restora
WnHI II IO I tlve foods, because It re-
IilacM the essentials of life that are ex
utusud by disease, Indigestion, high living,
overwork, worry, excesses, abuse, etc.
WHAT IT DOES I fckffiS
digestion perfect It creates solid flesh,
muscle sod strength. The nerves being
wade strong lha brain becomes astlve and
Isar. It restores lost vitality, stops all wast
lug drains aud weakness In either sex, and
as a female rsc ulaRir has no equal. Pries
60c, orave boxes KV00. Druggists or by mall.
We pan help you. Advloe and book, free.
- "write Us About Your Cage.
THE DR. CHASE COMPANY,
lUJChftflnut Street, PJiiUwlslphla.
the press will have to continue to
show ns many things it would be
pleasanter not to behold. Hut it is
necessary to look on them if yon
wish to make men and women Ivetter.
There Is no better text book 111 the
pathology of the soul than the press.
We need to cultivate a genuine sym
pathy for mankind, and that is what
the newspapers are trying to do to
acquaint men witli each other ; to
bring them closer together; to put
thetu into touch one with another.
"No doubt the newspaper are far
from being what they-ought to be;
but they are pressing forward toward
the mark of a high ideal. Preju
dice will give way to interests, criti
cal judgment to vital sympathy, and
in lending a helping hand to the
work of their Improvements the
shrug of the shoulders will be quite
forgotten, for the newspapers do tell
the ftory of humanity, and tlie story
of Immunity spellg out the word of
God and that who dares despise f"
Tkhrimjc Acoiiirnt. It ii h terrible ac
cident to be burned or scalded ; but the iwlu
Mini agony and tlie frlglitfbl dtsflfnrementi
can bo quickly overcome without Imvlttt
war by using DeWitt'a Witoli Salve. C. 11.
lUgenbach.
The Ctml Trade.
Prom award's Coal Journal.
It is figured out tluvt tho output for the
first six months will lie not more than 18,
000,000 tniis anil the general opinion is tlmt
the market will surely require 40,000,000
tons for tlie year, thus leaving 4,000,000 ton
to be produced during each of the last all
mouths, but at there la not likely to lie an
opportunity to move as mneb as 8,000,000
tons dining November and December, owing
to natural impediments, there will be all the
more to be done during Jnly, August, Sep
tember and O.tobor and these mouths bid
Pair to show grant activity in tho coal trailo.
Although 5,000,000 tons of coal have lieeu
prut licet! in one month, we aro assured that
he conditions aro such that this cannot well
ho kept up for any number of months owiug
to circumstances in connection with the car
supply, etc ; It therefore appears that tlie
several regions will be worked pretty well
up to their normal capacity during the slim
mer and fall, ami that those who desire to
have their coat come forward without delay
would do well to placo their orders early. It
seems to be positively assured that there will
be no reduction in prices, but that the mar
ket will strengthen as the year advances.
Itching Piles, night's horrid plague, is
instantly relieved and permanently cured by
Doau's Ointment. Your denier ought to
keep it.
Catholic Societies Olllcers.
The German Catholic Societies, at I'ottr
ville, elected Charles J. Jaegle, of Pittsburg,
president by a vote of 71 to 30. The presi
dency was theonly ofllce for which there was
a contest. Tho newly-elected president is a
uowspaper man by profession and was born
in Freiburjf, Iladeu, Germany, in 185J, and is
consequently in his .40th year. Ho emi
grated to this country in 1800, locating at
Pittsburg, where lio lias since continued to
reside Ho has bcou identified with the
newspaper business since 1878, for tbo past
sixteen years haviug beeu manager of the
I'ittsburger llcobachter, a daily German
Catholic newspaper of wido influence. He
lias been active in the work and organization
nf German Catholic societies for many years.
The other olllcers aro : First Vlco President,
John Wagner, Scranton; Second Vlco Presi
dent, Christian Ihiby, Pottsvllle; Itccording
Secretary, Joseph L. Alhtccht, Scranton;
Corresponding Secretary, John Fink, Pitts
burg, Pa.; Treasurer, Michael Kracmcr,
Scranton, Pa.
Just try a 10c box of Discards, tho finest
liver and bowel regulator over made.
ICeiil Kstato Transfers.
Tho following tlccda woro filed in tho Re
corder's otllco yesterday : From Wm. Maley
to M. .1. Purccll, premlsos in Shenandoah ;
If. J. Aregooil to John White, premises in
Shenandoah ; Joel Ma-shall and wife to II.
J. Arcgood, premises in Shenandoah ; O. P.
Ilechtor ct al. to John Iterkheiscr, premises
in-OrwIgsburg ; Dauiel Shepp to G. V. I.
Cnterline, premises in Tamaqua ; Ellas II.
Amberger and wile to Ilyman Uuhinsky,
premises in Shenandoah ; Frank Worner,
sheriff, to Mahanoy City School ltoanl,
premises in Mahanoy City ; M. Bright et al,
monitors, to David Jcll'rics, premises in
Mahanoy City ; Wm.Kearctal to Mahanoy
City School District, premises in Mahanoy
City.
Is tho season tor now llfo in nature,
new vigor in our physical systems.
As tho fresh sap carries Hfo into tho
trees, so our blootl should givo us
vonowed strength and vigor. In
its impure state it cannot do this,
and tho aid of Hood's Sarsnparilla
is imperatively needed.
It will purify, vitulizo and enrich tho
blood, and with this solid, correct
foundation, it will build up good
health, cronto a good appotito, tone
your stomach and tligostivo organs,
strengthon your nerves and over
come or prevent that tired feeling.
This has been tho experience of thou
sands. It will bo yours if you take
Hoo
Sarsaparilla
cine and Wood I'unfl. r Sold by all druggists. $1.
u nut 1 IV nausea, indigestion,
HOOCTS J" ' "ii' -h V. cents.
A MUSIGfllt FEAST I
A grand production of-
tlie Iteautiful cantata..
"REBECCA"
-Will be given on-
BOBBINS' OPERA HOUSE,
SHENANDOAH, PA.,
By a Choir of 60 Voices
AtwisteU by tho
SCII0PPE ORCHESTRA
Tb production will be Ivcit for tlie benefit
- - ul tlu) - - -
Piimltive Methodist" Church.
Admission, - - 25 Cents.
BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY.
Sntlonnl T.'pHiino.
At Phllaaelphla-Phllndelphin. 1(1; ritts
bum. 1 At New Torn Flrnl Kiimc; Ni w
Yiuk. (: Louisville, 1. Second gum.': New
York, 10; Louisville, 0. At Uronklyn M
Louis. 1. Hroc.klyn, 0. At Boaton lion
ton, 0; Cleveland, 1.
ICimti-i'ii I.enirtie.
At Syracuse rtuiise, 4; Springfield, .
Atlantic I.eniriiP.
At Ilcndlnu HctidlnK. 6; Wchmond, 4
At Piit.Tmm Athletic. 10, Tatt'ison. 4. A1
Lmnciister Utiuur ttr, !; Nor.'olk. 4.
Newark Newark, 13, Hartford, 10.
At
Looking to I'lnnl Adjournment.
UarrlRburg, June 4. The first ate; I
toward final adjournment was taken j
at last evening's session of tlie liouss
by the adoption of a resolution making
tlie order of business at Monday night's
session senate - bills on second read
Thls disposes of over a hundred bouse
bills on the calendar for second read
ing, unless the rules committee fixes a
time for their consideration. Many
members voted for tlie resolution with
out knowing Its moaning.
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life
Away.
If you want to quit tobacco rising easily
and forever, be made welt, strung, magnetic,
full of new llfo and vigor, take No-To-Ttao,
tin wonder-worker that makes weak men
Strang, SMiiy gain ten pounds in ten days.
Orr 400,000 itd. Bay No-To-Itoo from
your own druggist, who will guarantee a
cure. 80c or $1.00. Booklet and sample
mailed free. Ad. Sterllug Iteinetly Co.,
Chicago or New York.
Dr. Swnllow Tor StfitiS Trcnittror.
Altoonn, l'a June I. At the Prohi
bition convention yesterday Qulncy
Lee Morrow predicted Ur. Swallow's
election as state treasurer. He said
it was no longer a question as to
whether the saloon should live or die.
but whether the church shall live or
die. The finance committee reported
that $10,000 would be needed for cam
paign work, and Dr. Swallow started
the subscription with $1,000, and a to
tal of $3,180 was raised. The platform,
after the uvual denunciation of the
liquor traffic, arraigns the state ad
ministration for lavish expenditures,
calls for the reduction of salaries and
for a rigid system of economy, de
mands Interest on state deposits, op
poses granting money for sectarian
purjioses, and favors arbitration be
tween laborer and employer. The nom
ination of Dr. Swallow for stAte treas
urer was makde by acclamation. W.
W. Lathrop, of Lackawanna, was nom
inated for auditor general.
Tbcro Is a Class or People
Who are Injured by tlio u&e of codec
i'eccntly there has been placed in all the
grocery stores a new preparation called
(IIIAIN-O, made of puro grains, that takes
the place of codec. The most delicate
stomach receives it without distress, and but
few cau tell it from coffee. It does not cost
over 1 as much. Children may drink it with
great benefit. 15 cts. and 38 cts. per package
Try it. Ask for GItAIN-O.
Lyon-Dumi Contest.
Several votors wero allowed to logalizo
their ballots cast during the Lyon-Dunn
election in contest court yostciday by sign
ing affidavits, while two were denied tho
privllego for reasons presented. Matthew
McOiunis, of Port Carbon, whose vote bad
been questioned on ago, was allowed by
court to stato for whom ho voted. IIo re
plied "for Jutlgo Dunn." Mr. Whalen ob
jected to this, suggesting then that tho cou
tcstaut bad not closed bis case Tho court
responded thafho had overruled tbo objec
tion and to further remarks from Mr.
Whalen stated that tbo ruling would stand.
Marrlnire Licences.
Chas. II. Kobol and Klla llciubach, both of
I'incirrovo.
John Hoffman and Gortnulo K. llass, both
of I'incgrove.
Matthew Nccly and Snllio A. Lovans, both
of Gordon.
Joseph Swoat and Anuio Zavacky, both ol
Mahanoy City.
Thomas Mattes Another Cliniigp.
Dauiol J. Thomas, who reccutly resigned
the siiperinloudcncy of tho Dodsou Coal Co's
colliorios at Morea, and later accepted tbo
suporintendoncy of an individual mine iu
tho Shamokin district, will uow resign that
position to assumo tbo inauagemont of the
Merchants Hotel, at Mahanoy City, whlob ho
purchased yusterday. Mr. Thomas moved to
Sluunokin some weeks ago.
Hemmed to .Slieiutndoali.
From Ashland Teletfrnm.
Mrs. M. P. Klllott, for many years a resi
dent of our towu, moved with lior family to
Shenandoah, whore her son, John, is em
ployed as a clerk in Levi lEcfowlch'S cluthing
store.
When bilious or costive, eat a Cascarcts
candy cathartic, euro cuarantoed, 10c, 20c
A Prortw-lwitul l tiiulorT"ltoi
Indianapolis, June i. Jesse Way wai
sentenced to seven rears In the In
diana state prison yesterday. Way
was sentenced for counterfeiting. Ilf
Is 80 years old and has spent 48 yeart
of his life In prison, ohlefly for the
crime for which he was yesterday sen
tenced. The Little Conqueror Arrives and
People Are Talking.
Surprise, wonder and admiration follow in
the track of the little conqueror. People
are talking alwut it everywiiere, aud such
cases as that of Mrs. J. II. llutler, a resident
of I'ittston, are getting to be every day
eminences. Our representative called on
Mrs. Butler at her place of residence, Xo.
180 Searie street, aud she gave the followlug
brief account of her case, shestys: "About
a year ago I began to have severe paiui in
my back in the region of the kldueys.
Sometimes the pain wm worse than at others,
and with each attack It grew more severe.
The last attack I had felt so I could not lift
anything at all that had any heft to it, and
the hardest part was to rise from auy stoop
ing position. I can only describe the pain as
a -.onUnuoiis dull one, Interspersed with
sharp piercing ones in the small of my back.
If I attempted to rise from a obalr after
continued sitting I found it a difficult
matter. I mauagetl to get along in this way
with uy household duties, for I was deter
mined not to give up, and I felt many times
as though I positively must. I read of some
of the cures ptrformed by Doau's Kidney
1'ills, and comparing the symptoms described
with mine I concluded the pills would help
me, aud I procured a box aud began to take
the m rcguisrly accord lug to directions.
Within three days I felt bettor anil continued
to improve every day. I must admit they
have perfectly cured nut, and tills iinnsh
souuer than I could have anticipated possi
ble. I am perfectly satisfied with tb results,
iml glad to be able to Inform ether sufferur
about Uoaii's Kidivey IMHs, so that they may
know what to use who are In tuelr condi
tion." Far sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Mailed by Foster-Milburn Co., llufl'ulo. N. Y.
Hole agents fur the V. 8.
"Q0LD DUST.'
Dirt&st
Enem
Largest packsgs-grentcst economy.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Chloago. St. tools. New York. Uoston.
PMIatMptilo.
THIEVING TLLLER ABSCONDS.
A Ituillf In Delaware's Cnpltnt llobhed
of 9118,000.
Dover, Dl., June 4. William Bogga,
payitirf teller of the First National
bank, of this town, Is a defaulter In
the sum of 8,PC0. The peculations have
.extender; over a period of ten years,
iiui pnoriHire i ocn. K i
by false entries that escaped the eyes
of the bank examiner.
Mr. Hoggs has been employed In the
First National bank for over IB years
and hat always been regarded as per
fectly honest and upright In alt his
dealings. He was not known to have
any bad hanlts and always seemed de
voted to hlf family.
Bogjrb left town Saturday evening
without previous notice, and his ab
sence caused an Investigation. Two
letters wero received from him yester
day. Thev were mailed from New
York, nnd both were written upon let
ter hcadB of the St. Cloud hotel. One, to
the directors of the bank, gave Infor
mation as how they should proceed to
discover the amount of the shortage
nnd tho other, sent to Mrs. Hoggs,
acknowledged his guilt and stated
that he saw no other means than to
end his remorse by death. The hank
officials, however, believe that Hoggs
Is on hlK waj'to South Amerlcr as he
was known to have- at least W.000 In
gold on his person at the time of his
departure
ONE OF TWO WAYS.
The bladtlor wbb created for ono purpose,
namely, a receptacle for tho urine, and as
such it is not liable toany form of disease ox
cepl by ono of two ways. Tho first way is
from imperfect sotion of the kidneys. The
second way is from careless local treatment of
other diseases.
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kldiioys
is tho chief cause of bladdor troubles. So
tho womb liko the bladdor, was created for
ono purpose, and if not doctoral too much
Is not liablo to weakness or diseased, oxcopt
in rare cases. It is situated back of and very
closo to tho bladdor, therefore any pain,
dlseaso or incouvcnicnco manifested in tbo
kidneys, back, bladder or urinary passage is
often by mistake attributed to fcmalo weak
ness or womb trouble of somo sort. Tho
error Is easily nmilo and may bo as easily
avoided. To find out correctly, Fct you
urino U8itlo for twenty-four hours; a sedi
ment or settling indicates kidney or bladder
trouble Tho mild and tho extraordinary
effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swatnp-Koot, tho groat
kidney, livor nnd bladder remedy is soon
realized. If you need a medicine you should
havo tbo best. At druggists fifty cents and
ono dollar. You may havo a saniplo bottlo
and pamphlet, both sent frco by mall
Mention Kvkninci Hkuald and send your
address to Dr. Kilmor & Co., Binghamton,
N. Y. The proprietors of tiiis paper guanmtco
tho genuinens of this offer.
Clini'Kcii w mi itflblilmr the MiiIIh.
New York, June 4. Walter John
ston, a clerk In the railway postal ser
vice was arrested yesterday upon a
charfre of robbing the malls. He liao
charge of the mall route between thlfc
city and Hackettstown, N. J. He con
fessed that he had been robbing the
malls from May 27. He lives nt Wash
ington, N. J., nnd has been In the em
ploy of the postal Bervlco for three
years. It Is believed that the amount
of money secured by Johnston was
comparatively small.
Mothers will fpid Chamberlain's Cough
Itemody especially valuablo for croup
and whooping cough. It will givo prompt
relief and is safe and pleasant. Wo have
sold It for several years and it has never
failed to givo tho most porfect satisfaction.
G. W. Itiohards, Duqnesue, l'a. Sold by
Grublor Bros., druggists.
Coiinlui lult UiVornmoiit lioutPt.
New York, June 4. One of the most
oxtenslve counterfeiting plots ever dis
covered by the secret service bureau
of the postoftlce department was
brought to light yesterday when Rich
ard O. D. He Queens and his wife,
Eugenia, were arraigned before "Com
missioner Shields, charged with Issu
ing counterfeit bonds of the Costa
Hlcan Rovernment of the denomina
tion of 100 pesos. He QueenB has a
printing establishment In this city, and
he waB arrested there. No plates, dies
or other counterfeiting tools were
found In the rooms. Mrs. lie Queens
denies knowledge of any counterfeit
ing scheme, and her husband refuses
to make any statement. It Is said that
$1,250,000 of the fraudulent bonds have
been floatct1.
Not only piles of the very worst kind an
le en rod by DeWItt's Witch Ilasel Salvo, but
ecsema, scalds, bums, bruises, bolls, u Iters
and all other skin troubles can he instantly
relieved uy the same remedy. C. 1. 1 lagan
bucli.
Sir. llryuii Jji Tour the World,
St. Louis, June 4. Albert J. Enrlght,
a St. Joseph. Mo., business man who Is
at the Planters, was at Lincoln, Neb.,
immediately before he arrived here.
While there he was a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W, J. Bryan. Mr. Iiryan haa an
nounced his intention of making a trip
around the world, so Mr. En right says,
He oxjieots to leave within a short
tlma, and will be abroad several
months. Ills family will accompany
him.
Tohneco MitKiiiitoM' Cimsplrnoy Trlnl.
New Yort- June 4. District Attorney
Olcott said today that he would piob
ably move the trials on Monday of the
members of the American Tobacco
company, who are Indicted for con
spiracy. If the case does not proceed
on Monday It will on Wednesday, he
said. The men are accused of having
consplrt-d to corner the cigarette
market.
Kreu chronic diarrhoea succuuihs tjulckly
to Dr. Fowler's Ext. of WiW Strawberry,
nature's own specific fur all bowel complaints.
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'OOtD DOST."
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GOOD PROGRESS CN THE TARIFF
SoiintorTllimnn Defends HtmsolfiVom
Xownimpor Attnoks.
Washington, June 4. The senate
again made good progress on the tariff
blil yesterday, covering about ten
pages of the metal schedule and al-
n...f ..-,. ,latl,, It Tim fnrmnl nntltflflt
agallsf the measure was maintained,
hut all amendments tending to change
the bill as reported were voted down
and the finance committee iJtalned.
Hefore the tariff bill was taken up
Senator Tillman, of South Carolina,
gave the senators another hour of ex
cltliisr controversy over the proposed
Fiignr Investigation. He defended hlin
self from published charges relative to
his administration of the governorship
of South Carolina, and then moved that
the committee having charge of the
sugar resolution be discharged from
further consideration of It, thus bring
ing, the subject directly before the sen
ate. There were frequent lively ex
changes between Mr. Tillman, Mr. Oal
llnger and Mr. Jones (Nev.), but In the
end Mr. Tillman withdrew his motion.
The house proceedings were enlivened
by a single incident, the attempt of Mr.
Terry, of Arkansas;, to secure consider
ation as a privileged matter of a reso
lution for immediate .jpolntment of
the committee on foreign affairs. In
order, as the preliminary whereases re
cited, to permit notion on the senate
Cuban bellleenercy resolution. It wns
rulod out of order, and an appeal taken
from the decision of the chair was laid
on the tab'.e by a strict party vote. Mr.
Simpson, the Populist leader, was ab
sent and several bills were passed by
unanimous consent. The Frye bill to
prevent collisions on certain harbors,
rivers and Inland waters of the United
States and the senate resolution -forL-
the relief of the El PaBO flood suf
ferers, amended so as to make the ap
propriation of $10,000 available out of
the unexpended balance of the ap
propriation for the Mississippi flood
sufferers, were passed and the confer-
fence leport on the Indian approprla
tlon bill was passed.
W. II. Johnson, Newark, O., savs, "Ouo
Minute Cough Curo saved my only child from
dying by croup." It has saved thousands of
others suffering from croup, pneumonia,
bronchitis nnd other serious throat and lung
troubles. C. II. Hageiihuch.
Summer Excursion Iloilto Hook.
On Juno 1 tho Passenger Department of
tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company issuod
tho 1807 edition of its summer excursion
route book. This work is designed to pro
vide tho public with short descriptive notes
of tho principal summer resorts of Eastern
America, with tho routes for reaching them,
and tho rates of faro. There aro over four
hundred resorts In the book to which rates
aro quoted, and over fifteen hundred differ
ent routes or combinations of routes. It is
compiled with tho utmost care, and alto
gether is tho most complete and comprehen
sive handbook of summer travol ever offered
to the public
Its 210 pages aro inclosed in a handsome
and striking cover, iu colors. Several mnpi,
presenting tho exact routes over which
tickets are sold, aro bound in tbo book. It
is also profusely Illustrated with lino half
tone cuts of sccnory along tho lines of tho
Pennsylvania railroad and elsewhere
Any doubt as to whero tbo summer should
bo passed will bo dispelled nftora careful ex
amination of tho couteuts or this publica
tion. On and after June 1 it may bo procured at
any Pennsylvania Itallroad ticket office at
the nominal price of ten cents, or, upon
application to tho goneral office, Broad
Street Station, by mail for twenty cents.
"They aro dandies' said Thos. Bowors, of
mo urocaet, loxas, r.ntorprise, wlillo writ
ing auout Downi's t,lttIo linrlv Itlsors, tho
famous llttlo pills fur sick headacho and dis
orders of the stomach and liver. C. II.
llagcuhucli.
Donles Stories of Cimllllmllsm.
London, June 4. The Brussels corre
spondent of The Dally Chronicle says:
"Governor WahlB, of the Congo Free
State, will not return here. It Is re
ported that he will be created a baron
In recognition of his services to Bel
gium In Africa. In the course of un
Interview Governor WahlB has given
a positive denial to the statement that
in the campaign under Baron Dhanls
the troops were provisioned with hu
man flesh. lie spoke very bitterly uf
the charges brought against his ad
ministration by the missionaries, and
rererreu to Missionary BJoblom as "an
honest fanatic."
Sick headache uan be nuiuklv and com
pletely overcome by using those famous little
pllU known as "DeWltt's Little Karly
inters." u ii. liagenuucli.
Woman Shot by n Constable.
Buffalo, June 4. Charles Linke shot
and fatally Injured Mrs. Ida Strohaur
yesterday afternoon. Llnke Is a eon
stable, and Has sent to the Strohaur
residence to remove a sewing machine
upon an attachment. The woman de
clares that the shooting waa deliberate,
while Llnke says it waa accidental.
Llnke has been locked up. The hos
pital surgeons say the woman cannot
recover.
Tlave you earache, toothache sore throat,
ptlmi or swelling of any sort? A few
applications of Dr. Thomas' Uoleotrle Oil will
bring relief almost Instantly.
Alitl-'ivtuetosuopu IIUI Killed.
Ottawa. Out., June 4, Sir Oliver llo
wat's bill to prohibit the exhibition In
Canada of kinotoscop pictures of the
Corbett-ntsslmmons prize fight was
praitlcally killed Iu the senate. The
sciiHtuiH lefused to take the bill serl
iously. Amendments were ptupotsed
and adopted providing that no news
paper In Canada shall be allowed, to
publish accounts of prise fights, and
that no foreign newspaper containing
an account of a fight shall be admitted
into Canada. Loaded with these
amendments the bill Is practically death
"Burdock Blootl Bitters entirely cured me
uf a terrible breaking out all over iny body.
It Is a wonderful medicine." Miss Julia
Elbrldge, Box 35, West Cornwell, Conn.
ORGANIZED LABOR'S RIGHTS.
A. C iweThnt Oee to Unfriend's House
of Lords for Sett lenient.
London, June 4. A case of much In
terest to trades unions has taken an
othci siep In the weailsmne path of
lecnl solution. Two shipwrights, named
Fined and Taylor, were employed In
1894 t,. repair the I'.rlllr.h ship fitin
Woller, then lying at Mlllwall dorl.s,
London. The Ilollermakers' union ob
jected to shipwrights workl'ig on an
Iron ship, and their delofrate. Allen, ob
tained the discharge of Fined and Tay
lor by threatening a strike of the boller
makors. Subsequently Flood and Tay
lor sued Allen for wrongfully and ma
liciously obtaining their dismissal, and
were awarded 40 damages. Allen ap
pealed to the house of lords, on the
ground that there was no evidence
ahowlmr he had acted mnllcloualy or
had Induced the company to discharge
Flood and Taylor.
Fight judges of the high court of
Justice were summoned by the house
of lord to consider the ense, and the
have Just delivered opinions on the
question of law, as to whether the evi
dence wns sufficient to constitute cause
of action. Six of the Judges were In
favor of the right of action against
Allen, nnd two were opposed to It. The
houre .r lords wbl now take time to
consid-r the euro before rendering
nnnl J'ldsrment.
Justice Hawkins. In behalf of the ma
jority of the Judges, cilsd cases in sup
port of their view that any language
which attempted to destroy the tice
dom of will of another amounted to
intimidation.
Some lor ten, some fur twenty and some
fur thirty years have suffered from piles and
then have been quickly and perm tnently
cured by using DeWltt's Witch llascl Salve,
the great remedy for piles and all to rn,s of
skin diseases. C. 11. llakenbiich.
I"x-(3o et inn' A i-e d, i llen'tlt
Cblcign, June 4. -i;-'!cvonv r John
P. AUlte'd del les the oba:&e. brought
against him In the report of the special
committee of the state senate on Wed
nesday. The former governor enters
Into a detailed denial of the charges
tnd says: "So far as the report is con
cerned, it Is not simply unfair, but Is
absolutely untruthful. The testimony
on which the report Is based was
shown to ha untruthful. It Is Intended
slmpl for political effect."
Mr. James Perdue, an old soldier residing
at Munroe, Midi., was severely aflllcted
with rhetimatUin but received prompt relief
from pain by U9ing Chamberlain's Pain Halm.
IIo says : "At times ray back would nolio to
badly that I could hardly raise up. If I had
not gotten relief I would not bo hero to wrilo
those few lines. Chamberlain's Pain B.ihn
basdoiio mo a great deal of good and I feci
vory thankful for it." For sale by Grtihler
Bros., druggists,
Atlantic City lis I'lensures anil Hotels.
Wc have received from the General Tas-
senger Department of the Philadelphia and
Keailing liailway a neatly arranged booklet
doscriptivo of Atlantic City, containing a
complete list of hotels, their location, rates,
etc., and showing several illustrations of
seasiilo scenes, nnd also telling somo of the
manifold advantages which tuako "Tho
Itoyal Heading Kouto" tho favorite lino of
travel to tho sea.
Copies can bo obtained by sending n two
cent stamp to Mr. Edson J. Weeks, General
Passenger Agent, Heading Torminal. Phila
delphia.
A Household Necessity.
Cascarcts Gindy Cathartic, tho most won
derful medical discovery of tho ago, pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, net gently and
positively on kidneys, liver nnd bowels.
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure
headache, fever, habitual constipation and
biliousness. PIcuso buy and try a box of
C. C. C. to-day ; 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold aud
guaranteed to euro by all druggists.
.TohiiHtowu'H (i. A. 1.'. I'nrntle.
Johnatnwn, Pa,, June 4. There wore
thousands of people In this city yes
terday when the Thirty-first encamp
ment, department of Pennsylvania, O.
A. It- commenced. There was not a
single hitch to mar the arrangements
that wore t.o successfully carried out
In the pnrnde of the O. A. It. and the
Johnstolvn Fire department unless It
might be Mia failure of Commander-in-Chief
Clarlison to arrive In time to
view the spectacle. An escort of po
licemen clenred the way along the line
of march with little difficulty, as the
thousands of spectators formed one of
the most ort'erly crowds that ever
witnessed a parade In Johnstown.
WHAT IS THIS DISEASE CALLED
DYSPEPSIA ?
Like n thief at night, it steals iu upon us
unawares. Tho patients havo pains about
tho chest and sides, and sometimes in tho
back. They feel dull and sleepy ; tho mouth
has a bad taste, especially iu tbo morning.
A sort of sticky slinio collects about the
teeth. Tho appetite is poor. There is feci
ing liko a heavy load on tho stomach ; some
times a faint, all-gone sensation nt tbo pit of
tho stomach which food does not satisfy.
Eyes aro sunken, tlio hands and feet booomo
cold and feel clammy. Aftor awhile a
cough sets Iu, at first dry, but after a few
months It is attended with a greenish col
ored oxpectoratlon. The patient feels tired
all tbo while, ami sleep does not seem to
afford any rest. Aftor a time ho becomes
nervous, irritable and gloomy, and has evil
lorebodiuss, There Is a giddiness, a sort of
whirling sensation in tho head when rising
up suddenly, Tho bowels becomo costlvoi
the skin Is dry and hot at times; the blood
becomes thick and stagnant ; tbo whites of
the oyes becomo tinged with yellow j tho
uriuo Is scanty and high colored, depositing
a sediment after standing. There is fre
quently a spitting up of the food, sometimes
with sour taste and sometimes with a
sweetish taste ; this is frequently attended
with palpitation of the heart ; the vision bo-
conies impaired with spots before the eyes ;
there Is a feeling of great prostration and
weakness. All of these symptoms are in
turn present. It is thought that nearly one-
third of our population has this disease in
some of its varied forms. It has been found
that medical roeu have mistaken the aaturs
of tkU disease. Some havo treated it for a
Liver Complaint, some for Dystmmla. otiiars
for Kidney Disease, etc., etc, but hou of
the various kiuds of treatment Iwve beau
attended with success.
Now, the Shaker Dlgestivo Cordial eautes
the food eaten to be digest). Tills will
cause an appetite for more food, and this
being digested will result in an Increase of
strength, an increase of flesh and an Increase
of nerve power.
Tlio tired, weary feeling will give way to
vigor aim courage. The pale, thin and
emaciated will recover their color and
plumpness, becauso red blootl and fat are
tho result of properly digested food.
A teu cent trial bottlo will produce a re
sult. IU good eflect will be realised at once
iou win not nave to take a tloseii bottle, to
flud out if it Is doing you any good. Try it
and turn give prnlw to the Shakers of Mount
Lebanon, New lork, for the relief that you
ouiain.
Georgia's Fair Authoress
Tells Why She Urn Dr. Miles' rtettoratlvo
Remedlos,
THE NAMF, of Mrp. J. F. linrwell, fneo
Julio F.imn.i Flenmilng) It a familiar
one in tho state of Georgia. She
writes) " 1 1 is with pleasure that I oxpiess
my gratitude for the wonderful beneilts I
have received ftom Dr. Miles' Itestorattve
Remedlos, especially the Nervine, the Nerve
aud Liver Pills, New Heart Cure aud Antt
Palu Pills. Actual oxpcrlenco has taught
mo their great worth. No family should bo-
wltbout them. They
bure fully restored
me from a compllca
t Ion of disorders chief
ly a (Tec ting tho heart,
nervous system and
kidneys. When I trav
el I always take one of
your Antl-Pnln Pills
before entering the cars and thus prevent
swimming of the head and nausea, to which
I have been subjoct for several years."
Dr. Miles' Kemedlcs are sold by all drug
gists under a positive guarantee, first bottlo
benefits or money refunded. Book on Iteatt
and Nerves sent tree to all applicants.
Dlt. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
AWN'S TANSY PILLS
A .rtTvrrT iitniiTi WOMAN'S RELIEF".
AlwavrMnttnd rrHiblt. AreM mfloto.
0t (hTfiH'i Tamt rti.Lna.ruJ iave bkuksti
At rlruir atnrM. nrunt iltrrct fa(lxi t. nrtM. CI.
Catow 8ro. Oo , Button, SI a. Our book, 4c.
For en Ic ftt Kirlin'ff dniK store out! Shennmlonh
druc store.
FOR THIS WEEK
We offer two assortments of
glassware for 5 and 10 cents
that cannot be beat any where
for the money in town.
A FINE LINE OF GLASS LAMPS.
Meluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
"TjlOU SII15WKF,
S. ROLL BEDDALL,
Op 1'oitT CAnno.v,
Subject to llepublloan rules.
Lauer's
Lager and
Pilsner Beers,
Finest,
Purest and'
Healthiest.
Chris. Schmidt, Agt.,
203
West Coal Street.
BROM-KOLOA
ALCOHOLIC, NBRV0US AND BILIOUS
HEADACHES
Oured by this granular effervescent and stlmti.
lant. An Instant cure for sour stomuohs and
mxulAolies. whleb often accumulate from having
a night out.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah.
millions of Dollars
Go up In suioko very year. Tako io
risks but get your liotiaw, Uoalc, fur
niture, etc., Insured In flnt-olass re.
liable companies m represented by
DAVITi FATIST Insurance AR-en.
UaV1U rAUai, 190 South Jardin Ht
Also I.lfo and Aeoldental Compnnl tw
A Handsomo Complexion
ui mo trejicu cnarms a won
LT?T ,r ira uourusxioN 1
ft.IV. 1,.
DIVIDEND
V J . Jl T. tm wbun : WOOLI
to invxbt sio oa mr.
PAID IN
OCTOBER
would too ai aa
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