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TKI.Iil'IIONK CONNECTION.
"All the News That's Fit Jo Prlnt."
Evening Herald
SATURDAY, JULY 17. 1BOT.
Tiik urowth of the protection senti
ment in the Soutli in a certain intllcu
tion that the industries of-tiilst region
are multiplying.
A Boston patier sneaks of "the rt
tireiapiit" of Mr. Uryan. This must
1m a misprint, for none of the deriva
tives of the word retire tit tile earn.
A Boston man undertakes to teach
journalism by mail, and it 1b not un
likely that the results will compare
favorably with the journalistic misfit
in Mahanoy City.
An itemized statement of the
Legislative expense accounts, asked
for by the Governor, will cause much
unpaxiness among some of the Legis
lators, and their pause for reply will
likelv be so prolonged that the
silence will be painful.
(jcvKRNOit Hastinos is after those
expense bills with a big stick, and
will compel the chnlrmon of the vari
ous committees and the Sergcunt-at-Arms.
to submit within a week de
tailed statements of salaries of em
ployes and other expenses. Some ol
them will have a hard time explain
ing on paper those big oxpense ac
counts.
Tiik unparalleled mendacity of
t'ovlo in his eifort to hoodwink Gov
ernor Hastings into signing his fake
hospital scheme with the statement
that he had the papers from the 1 &
H. tl. & I. Co. giving him a site, when
it is hIiowii that lie had nothing of
the kind, shows to what straits he is
reduced in his efforts to maintain his
fast-waning grip on the politics of
county. A more disreputable
vay of trying to work an appropria
tion through for political purposes
has not. been developed in recent
years and meets with condemnation
on all sides.
WilSTHKR intentional or not the
fact stands that tho State Fishery
Commissioners will have no money to
expend for the next two years, the
nppronrijitjori 'fended to-
i jyfbeon made in favor of that de
. rment having been omitted from
the Appropriation bill. This is a
much more serious matter than many
persons believe, as it will completely
halt the operations of tho committeo,
and in a large dogree prevent the
batching of tront and other fry for
next year's distribution. The work
of the shad hatchery at Bristol will
also have to be suspended, unless the
Commissioners have something in
the shape of a surplus fund, which is
not at all probable. This omission
may have been intentional, but the
probabilities are that It was due to
the haste and confusion always inci
int to the close' of the session. The
,.i it is that there is no way of
remedying the error until the meeting
of the next Legislature; which will
not be until 1800.
Mistakes of Some Parents.
There is no greater mistake than
that made by so many parents in the
rearing of their sons and daughters
in what is termed elegant leisure, says
the Philadelphia Star. Wo know of
no more pitiable object than that of
a young man who has never been
taught to do anything that can be
turiipd to advantage in the event of
necessity requiring it. And yet there
are many, very many, such helpless
f-rcatures in the world, who, if by
an) mischance are deprived of the
Mipport of their parents, or have
not been the heirs of wealthy pro
genitors, are confronted with the
simple but stern fact that their
future dependence must be upon
their own efforts. They may lie of
the self-reliant order, but of what
avail Is self-reliance when there is
nothing upon which to rely 1
The wise parent, therefore, instead
of rearing his boys and girls In what
has been appropriately termed the
fashionable do-nothing style, will see
to it that both are trained up in the
way tliey should go that is, taught
to do something useful, and to re
spect that something, as possibly
absolutely essential to their future
happiness.
Very much of the discomfort and
unhapplnesB of matrimonial lifenow
adays can easily be traced to the
fact that tho modern wife during the
days of her girlhood had not leen
taught the all-Important duties of
housekeeping, and is therefore as un
lit to take charge of servants and to
direct how things should be done, In
order to make her home cheerful and
untieing to her husband, a would lie
the merest tyro to direct the making
of a line watch or the building of a
steamship.
Teach your children how to be
uwful to themselves and others. If
they do not in the urr of their
lives find use for such Hceomplish
uier.ts, they will be noLe the worse
off beeause of their postession of
them.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
All J"nrMil-!i(ilntr Outlook Despite (lie
Hroat MtnerV strike.
New York. July 17. U. O. Putin A
Co.'s weekly review of trade says: Rx-
reiitlns; the great coal miners' strike,
whlrh may terminate at any time,
I hero la scarcely a ' ature of the busi
ness outlook which is not encouraging.
the season considered. Crop prospects
have been Improved by needed rain in
lome regions, and foreign advices con
tinue to promise r large demand. In
many home Industries, particularly in
building, there is more activity than
in any year since 1IH, and the week
has brought a better demand In boots
nnd shoes and In woolens, while the
movement of freight, mainly Irofi ore,
through the Bault Ste. Marie canal Is
the largest In Its history. AVith money
markets unclouded, there Is nothing in
sight to hinder rapid Improvement
when uncertainty about legislation has
been removed, for the miners' strike
could not last long If business and in
dustries should become active.
Bradstreets' review says: The dullest
month In the Industrial year Is duller
than usual, notwithstanding Improve
ment among potters and others. This
Is due to the reaction In Iron andsteet,
prices of which are back to lowest
points on record, a dragging demand
for boots and shoes, and a threatened
famine of bituminous coal. There are
more coal miners out than at this time
last week, and notwithstanding asser
tions that arbitration will end the
strike In the near future, some of the
larger operators In the 1'lttsburg dis
trict declare that there Is nothing to
arbitrate.
Manufacturers of cotton goods and
their agents report trade slow, owing
to higher cost cotton and low prices
for goods. This has shut down a num
ber of cotton mills In Massachusetts
and In Rhode Island. A fairly steady
business Is reported by eastern manu
facturers of shoes, but this trade at
Philadelphia is dull, merchnnts hesl
tatlng to place orders. Western whole
sade dealers In clothing report distribu
tion unsatisfactory.
There were 217 business failures re
ported throughout the United Slates
this week, compared with 218 last week,
255 In the week a year ago, 211 In the
week two years ago, 212 In the cor
responding period of 1894, and bb com
pared with BIT In the second week of
July, 1893. In the Dominion of Can-fi
there were 38 failures, compared with
Inst week, 33 i the week a year ngo,
and 23 two years ago.
Household Necessity.
Ossearets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of the age, nleasani
and refreshing to the taste, set gently and
positively on kidneys, Hvor and bowels,
cleaiisinz the entire system, dispel colds, cure
headache, fover, habitual constipation an"
biliousness. Please buy and try n box of
C. C. C. to-day ; 10, 25, 50 cento. Sold and
tjuamuteetl to euro by all druugiste.
NUGCSETSTOF NEWS.
The Missouri fruit crop Is estimated
this year to be worth $20,000,000.
Many of the strlglng Indiana miners'
families are suffering for want of food.
Parties are organlznlg In Seattle.
Wash., to go to the rich gold fields of
Alaska.
The gold fever has seized San Fran
cisco, and hundreds of old miners are
anxious to rush to the Klondike re
gion. ,'''
Jacob Castator. otf 7oU Bnt0 k
er near Ilanr.'', Mo was torturea
liv tA,'-- ,,,,,., ,,, ,.
badly burned.
A runaway horse dashed through a
bicycle parade at Williamsburg, N. Y.,
Injuring a score of riders and smashing
dozens of wheels.
George and Lettle Anderson, who
were found In a dying condition on a
raft near Cincinnati, are recovering,
and must now stand trial for killing
thrtr child.
100 Doses I ii a
Is peculiar to and true SPg j. x I Q
only of Hood's Barsopa- iOUllit;
rlllo, and is prool of Its superior strength
ond economy. Th?re is more curative
power in a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparillc
than in any other. This fact, with Itt
unequalled record of cures, proves the
best medicine for nil blood diseases is
parilla
The One True ltlood Purifier. All druggists. SI.
j n rt'H cure Liver Ills; easy to
nOOCl S FlIlS take, easy to operate. 2SC
CHRIST. SCHMIDT
Agent and Bottler of
AND
Porter and Weiss Beer.
FINEST, .' PUREST .' AND ,' HEALTHIEST,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH, - PA
Wanted-An Idea I
Who ofta
tbititT to iatitf
mar bring you wMtUb.
,800 prlw offr
wan fed
UNION TEACHERS' AGENCIES of AMERICA.
Rev. L. D. BASS, D. D. Manager.
I'HULurif, ISj Toronto, Canada; New Orleans,
lM, ; New York, N. V. ; Wwhlngton, I). L,
Han Pranclaco, CM. ; Chicago, 111. : HI.
luul, Ho., and envvr, Colorado.
There are thounandtf of pnettioiig to lie filled
wlthlu the next few montlw.
Addrvae all apulloatlone to Union TucHsua'
Aauciam, MalWlmrs,
Teams to Hire.
If you want to hire a aafe and reliable,
team fM driving ttt for working rirr-e
ly llM' livery etaltle a vlall. Team
esaatauUy on baud at rwwonnble rata
JAMES SHIELDS,
No. 110 But Ceutre elreel.
Oppolto Beading 'rail o dilation.
COiTOLfNE'
The BestMs
Et
prepare- d
the best -the best
i Ce i -c
ONU. idling
The Cottoltne trade marks ar "Oalltttne" an4
Hrer't head in cotton-plant ureath oa ersry tin.
THE N. K. FAIftOANK COMPANY,
Chlcufii, New Tork, PhlUdetphU, rittikarv.
THE PRAYER OF A UTEFEIloY
SUFFERER
Melrlilor A. Ilrck
liorn KuyM under oath:
"I HUflVred for OitriO
year from the etfecta
of H. A. II.. IlKuifl
IlMfii and Iott itiHii-
immxi i was quacked
dv 2riiliftrtelphla,l New
York city, 1 New York
Htnto, l Michigan, 1 1Mtts
liurg, l Baltimore 1 Con
necticut and t Boston
frauds. AH bad splendid
testimonials, some with
lnltt.ila, aome tvltb full
nam en elgned. Tbey alt
pretended to examine roe
on consulttntc them. I
hi 4 iifli.i.nMi ,oat pe and confidence,
fraud. I conRulted S col lege professors, 1 mo
ney refundiriK humbug conrern. All or no
avail. At last wanted to commit Buiclde; twice
attempted to do so. wben my frltnd hherllis
said: 'Stop, you fool .' (to and consult tbe famous
HR THFFI 604 North SIXTH St.
Un. inHCL PHILADELPHIA, PA.
lie Is honest and the beat or all. Well, let me
say, none ever oxarolned ine so thorough. It
was lelt to J)lt.Tlli:i:i. to brlnx my confi
dence back. He U a physician and specialist
none can equal, A whole-souled, a frond-hearted
andthoro'irV' C'lacated physician, who knows
wliptPxAtu nnd medicine coeatis, From
n sk i tio made a vigorous, strong man.
The -Hi vu of youthful errors In all Its horrible
detii'jnnd the Blood Poison with Its terrible
bolls, ulcers, pimples, blotches, sore mouth.eta,
hare vanished. Jo, young and old, If yon suffer
from any youthful folly or Indiscretion. to
tberlaht man, to lilt. TIIIll'.I.. UU I Norlli
SIXTH .Street, lMiltmlellilii. I'll. Ho
will cure you, no matter who fulled. Ibis Is
my prayer. Do not listen to nuy tiut a late tel.
low surTerer and be suvei." Ir. Tliel
Honrs, Sally 0.3, Cvgs. 0-0, Sundays 0-12,
NO KAMI?, NO Al) II KERN published
wtttiout tlie patient's coimcnt. Ntr1ctet se
crery frimriiuteed tn till, llloutl poliion,
Tiirlcoeele, a(rlvtureM cured miller irnur
lintee. Lost tiiiinhoiMl restored, MninU
aliriinken orftmi euliirRCil. Freeh onses
riiretl In 4 Co 10 clnya. Jtellerill once,
Altlleted and itnl'orliiiiiite. Toor or rtlcb, If
you were robbed and victimized and wish to get
cured, then send five 3-cent stamps for book
" Truth," tho best for young and old, sliiale or
imirrled. Only hook exposlnR iiucu. & I'nko
ln-Utliites, rrcotit'eKerlptlon liiiinhue., or
so-called free auvtcc,from former fellow-sufferers,
etc. Hours for examination and treatment
fordiintrcrnuaand so-called Incurable CAes
dally lrom 1(1 tojjl AVediie'iltiyHand Natnr
laya from II A. M. to 4 III., and from
ti to 1 u 1, SI, Send for sworn teatlmontaji,,.
m--
MURDERER BUTUfeR EXECUTED.
Ho Cpui-,Bril ou tlp SenlVcild to Com
inlltlnjj Ffiui- Mtit'dors,
London, July 17. A dispatch from
Sidney, N. S. W says that Frank But
ler, the Australian bush murderer, was
executed Thursday, lie confessed on
the scaffold to having committed four
murders.
The crimo for which Butler paid the
denth penalty was the murder of Cap
tain Lee Weller, whom he Induced to
go with him on a prospecting tour,
and whom he shot after they had ar
rived In the bush. After the murder
f Captain Weller Butler escaped from
Australia on the ship Swanhllda, but
upon the arrival of that vessel at San
Francisco, on Feb. 2 last, he was ar
rested and subsequently extradited.
Early on the morning of his convic
tion Butler attempted to cut his throat
with a piece of tin, but waB seized be
fore he had done himself any serious
Injury. Later he made the most vio
lent resistance to his keepers while on
the way to the court house. He fought
with them like a wild boast, and was
with dilHculty subdued.
The murders committed by nutler
are among the most cold blooded, on
record.
Grlp-CoIds-IIeadache,
Why sudor with Coughs, Colds and La
Grippe when Laxativo Brnmo Quinine wili
euro you in ono day. Put up in tablets con
rcnient for hiking. Guaranteed to cuio, oi
money refunded. Price, 36 cents. l"or sale
by Klrlin's Pharmacy.
American VVTim Dlninoiiil Soulls.
Henly-on-Tliames, July 17. Ten
Eyck, the American, won the final heat
In the race for the diamond sculls yes
terday, defeating Blackstaffe, the En
glish oarsman, by two lengths In a
closely contested race. The American
was never headed. There wag only n
solitary yell to encourage Ten Eyck,
while there was a continuous roar of
cheers from both banks for Blackstaffe.
At the presentation of the prises Col
onel Frank Wallan, In presenting the
diamonds and silver gilt goblets to
Ten Myck, said: "This, the most Im
portant prlae of the Henley regatta,
Is now carried out of the country for
the second time, it having once gone to
Holland. I am sorrv It lias been won
away from us, but we must put up with
It and try to get It back."
"SeoroliHr" :biiw Fatal Himnwny.
Chicago, July 16. A "acoroher" was
responsible for the death of Mrs. M.
A. Morton, who was Instantly killed
In a runaway Wednesday night. The
scorcher, with elevated and bent head,
while bowling along at a rapid rate,
collided with the horse driven by Mrs.
Morton. The frightened animal be
came uncontrollable and dashed down
the street, colliding with a lamppost
and throwing the unfortunate woman
from the vehicle. She waa instantly
killed. She had been an Invalid for
years. The aeorebwr was thrown from
his wheel, but remounted and rode
away before tie could be apprehended.
The horse waa badly Injured, and died
In a few moments.
Alldi'oe OH' For I. o .'l!.
Tromsoc, Island of Tromsoe, Norway,
Julv 17. The steamer Svenskaund,
which has arrived here from Spitsber
gen, ie:orts that Ilerr Andree, tlie
aeronaut, ascended In his balloon on
Sunday afternoon. The balloon, which
waa christened tbe Eagle, made a suc
cessful ascent amid the about and
cheers of the orowd which bad gath
ered to wltneja Its departure. The
weather was clear, and the Eagle waa
visible for an hour, traveling In a north
northeaKierly direction. Wben last seen
it was moving at the rate of 2! miles
an hour.
Vim, vigor and victory :-tnese sre the oimr
actesJstica of lie Witt's Little Karly Hiaers,
the famous littlo pills for coiihtipntiou, bil
iousness and all stomach and liver troubles,
C. II. Uageubiicu.
Will)
MAO AU A FALLS.
Low llule lfaeutsfun la 1'emntlrHiilrt
Itnllmnd.
Tin l'i iinsvlvania Railroad roinpnny will
run h HTir of ten.day exiiirHiitnn to NiHg!"'
Kails, liiiviiiK I'hllndelphin. llHlllmnre mid
Wnxhllittun on July 83, August A nnd 10.
and September 4 snri 10. An expcrh'iu'ed
tourist ngent and chaperon accompany cadi
excursion.
K.scnmiun tickets, food for return paiwagc
on any regular tnln, exclusive of limited
expreni trains, within ten dns. will lie sold
nt $10 from rhilndnlptiin, linlliiiiuiv, Well
ington i u 1 all points on thi' 1'i'hi ware Dii
ninii; $fl.70 from Lancaster; $8 (XI frmn
Altoona nnd Harrishui; t 2ft from V liken
1mm; fs SO from VllHiunporl: and nt pro
portionate rates from Other pointn. A ntop.
uver will lie allowed st llud'alo, Hoehcuter.
and V:ii kins returning.
A npi'i inl train of Pullman parlor car and
day enichen will bo roil with earh excursion
Fur further inforniKtion apply lo nearcm
ticket uncut, or adilrem (leo. W. lloyd.
AasNtant (leueral Pmwoimor Agent, Ilroad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
It heals evcrrtliiuc Mcept a broken hen it,
may he anhl of lie Wltjt's Witch Ilnrel Salve.
1'ileantid rectal (llseaae. cuts, hums, hmlstw,
letter xenin and all skin troubles may he
cured hy it quickly nail permanently. C. II.
lliicetihuch.
Tlirown I'Votn n CnfidBtro ntnl Killed.
nurny, Ccd., July .17. Hy an acrldent
on the Toll road, yesterday afternoon
Mies Myrtle Shaw, of Plttslleld, Ills.,
was fntally Injured, and several others,
all members of the T. M. C. A. excur
sion, painfully hurt. Among them was
Major 12. AV. Halford, private secre
tary to former President Harrison.
Just below Dear Creek falls the horses,
attached to the carriage In which Miss
Shaw, Major Halford and others were
riding became trlghtened and over
turned the carriage, with the result
above stated. Miss Shaw was Injured
about the head, and died In the hospltnl
here shortly aftar the accident. The
injuries to the others are not believed
to be serious.
Tho Wenthor.
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer
sey, Delaware and Maryland: Partly
cloudy; southerly winds.
ONE OF TWO WAYS.
The bladder wus created for nno purpose,
namely, a receptacle for tho urine, and as
such 11 is not liable tonny form of dlseaso ex
cept hy-ono of two wny. Tho first wtty is
from imperfect action of tlie kidneys. The
second wny Is from on rolos-j local treatment of
other diseases.
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy tiriue from unhealthy kidneys
is t lie chief cause of bladder troubles. So
the womb like the bladder, was created for
one purpose, nnd If not doctored too much
is not liable to weakness or diseased, except
in rare cases. It is situated back of and very
close to the bladder, therefore any pain,
disease or inconvcnlenco manifested in the
kidneys, back, bladder or urinary passago is
often by mistake attributed to female w.ekJ?nlve, $3.253.80. Sheep and lambs higher
ness or womb trotihio, ot ;orc izit. The
orror is onslLy'naii0 ana may be as easily
, to una out correctly, set you
urino asido for twenty-four hours ; a sedi
ment or settling indicates kldnoy or bladder
trouble The mild and tho extraordinary
effect of ,I)r. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, tho great
kidney, livor and bladder remedy is soon
realized. If you need a medlcino yousliould
havo the best. At druggists fifty cents and
ono dollar. You may liavo a sample bottlo
and pamphlet, both sent free by mail.
Mention Kvkkinq llEBAU) and send your
address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Iliiigliamton,
N. Y. Tho proprietors of this paper guarantee
ho geiittitiees of this oiler.
Powers Compromise with Turkey.
Athens, July 1". It Is tftated hero on
reliable authority that the powers have
fixed the Indemnity to be paid to Tur
key by Greece at 4,000,000, and have
accepted a compromise giving Tiir
key a more liberal line of frontier. Tur
key and Greece have been left to settle
the question of the oapltulatlon be
tween themselves.
Ittiiuiwiiy Wlfo Tnkon Hnok.
Chicago, July 17. Mrs. John Brad
bury, of California, who left her hus
band to run away with J. Russell
Ward, arrived In the city yesterday.
She was met at the Santa Fe depot by
her husband, and the party was driven
rapidly to the Wellington hotel. Neither
would talk for publication.
A loorWil Sonllim l'lcot.
Victoria, B. C, July 16. Only 30 Vic
toria sealing schooners will go to Beh
rlng sea this season, compared with 64
last year. Low prices obtained for last
year's catch Is the cause. The British
warships Peasant and Wild Swan leave
Sunday morning to patrol the sea. The
United States has five ships there.
"I crave but One Mimito", said tho public
speakor in a husky voice; nnd then he took a
dose of One Minute Cough Curo, aud pro
ceeded with his oratory. Ono Minute Cough
Cure is Unequalled for throat and Inug
troubles. C.ll. Ilageubiicb,
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER TOURS.
Two Tours to the North l I'onnsylvnnla
Kallroad,
For the convenience of tlioe who bcek the
most attractive way uf spending a summer
holiday, the Pennsylvania lWilroadCoiiwny
has arranged two delightful tours to the
North, under tho personally-conducted tourist
system, July 27 and August 17. The points
iucluded hi the itinerary and the country
traversed abound In nature's beauties. No
matter how much may be expected, one can
not lie disappointed in Watkins Glen,
Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, Quebec,
Montreal, An Sable Chasm, Lakes Charaplaln
and George, Saratoga, or the Highland of
tbe Hudson.
Kaci. tour will be in charge of one of the
compauy's tourist agents, assisted by an ex
perienced lady as chaperon, whose espeoial
charge will he uueacorted ladles.
The rate of 100 from Xew York, Brooklyn,
Newark, Trenton, Philadelphia, Harris! nr.
Baltimore, aud Washington covers mil way
and boat tare for the euti re round trip, parlor-
uar seats, meals en route, hotel eutertalument,
transfer charges, carriage hire in faet, every
Item of necessity expense.
Fur detailed Itinerary, tickets, or any ad
ditional information, address Tourist Agent,
Pennsylvania Kallroad Company, 11 WO Ilroad-
way, Xew York ; 880 Fulton street, Hrook-
lyn ; Assistant General Paesenaer Agent,
Ilroad Street Station, l'hiladelphU.
Ii'diiic'cl by pulii'H iuen Ilegent.
Havana. July 17. Acting upon the
suggestion of Captain General Weyler,
Queen Uegent Christina lias granted
pardons to the Insurgent chiefs llo
gello, Camachn, Domingo, Oonwlea,
Castillo, Oulllcrmo, Fuente and IMvera,
Who were under sentence of death.
Tin re K n time for everything i and tlie
time to attend to a cold is when it
starts. iJou't wait till you have eimsuuip
tiou but prevent it by using One Minute
Cough Curo, the great remedy for roughs,
colds, croup, bronchitis and all throat and
lung troubles. ('. II. Ifagenbtich.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MAKKE 1 31
tKtially T.ow Prlewl Stoolts Aroused
by n I'nlr llemnno.
New Tork, July 18. The stock market,
which diooped a trifle yeaterdny, was
looking up a hit today, active securities
eloalnK strong nnd frequently higher,
while unusually aomnambulent low pric
ed stocks were arouaed by a fnlr demand.
The dealings, however. Indicated but a
Im kndnlslcal Interest or esutlousness, If
you will. Prices tended upward In the
enrly trnfllng. ecenmpanled by some man
ipulation In certain cheap specialties. The
hours received a faoer when, during tho
afternoon's dullness, they sought to pre
cipitate selling of the general list. After
n brief renctlon the market steadied and
iilmut the best figures were attained In
the lnte trading. Closing bids:
Hi. lto. Ohio... flV4 Iehlgh Valley.. 80V4
M.esn. A Ohio... 1714 N. J. Central.. Wi
P-el. Hudson.. IIIU N. Y. Central.. lOlfc
D.. 1,. XV 1M Pennsylvania
Krle HH Heading '
I.nke Krle & W. Wk St. Paul &
All nsal's paid.
Oonornl MnrkotH.
Philadelphia, July 18. Flour firm; win
ter snnertlne. $2.759x.0; do. extras, M
J.26: Pennsylvania roller, clear, old, JS.70W
.9u; do. new, M.WWS.00; do. Rtrnlght. old,
Httt.10; do. straight, new, $8.6o03.76; west
ern winter, old, $3.7BW.!K): do. straight,
old. M.MJN; city mills, extra. J.10J.0.
ltye flour slow at S2.2S4r2.St per barrel, as
to quality. Wheat strong; contract wheat,
July, TBtJTOMc; do. August. 7t?;tf7oc. ; No.
2 Pennsylvania and No. 2 Delaware red,
new, spot, 778Mc; No. 2 red, new, spot,
7dW7B4c: No. 2 red, July, 81Mc; do. Sep
tember, 754c. : do. December, 770. Corn
Arm, but quiet: steamer corn, spot, SjsJJ)
JUc. ; No. 2 mixed, spot and-July, 30
30hc; No. I yellow for local trade, tia.
Oats dull; No. 2 white clipped, carlots,
25c ; No. 2 white, July. 214SSc.; do. Au
gust, 2WJ1V4C. ; do. September, 230llo. Hay
firm for desirable grades; choice timothy,
Ji:if713.o0 for large bales. Ueef steady;
family, W.SfJW9.tO: extra mess, $77.M; beef
hams. J23.50j!t; packet. $339.50. Pork dull;
family. 110. r.ard llrmer: western steam
ed, ft. 26. Butter quiet; western creamer),
11315c.; factory, 7(S10Vtc.: Elglns, 15o.;
Imitation creamery, 9H4T12UC.; New Tork
dairy, 10614c: do. creamery, 114tl5c;
fancy prints Jobbing at 17JS0e.i do. ex
tra Pennsylvania, wholesale, 16c. Cheese
quiet; New Tork large, 7V4J7Ho.; small,
fancy. 7K74c; part skims, t&CHc; full
skims, 214WSC. Kggs quiet: New York and
Pennsylvania, 12HlSc; western, fresh,
11HW12C. Potatoes Arm; southern, new,
$2sj2.2t. Tallow dull; city, 3c: country,
3c Cottonseed oil firm; prime crude,
S0c; do. yellow, 2IV45i26c. Petroleum dull.
Rosin quiet; Btralned. common to good,
tl.65l.C7V4. Turpentine quiet at 2&826HC.
Pig Iron quiet; southern, J9.2S10.M
northern, $10fll2. Copper firm! lake, brok
ers, J11.12V4: exchange, J1HJ11.20. Tin very
dull; straits, Sl.1.7513.85; plates easy.
Speller dull; domestic, I4.2S04.35. Tho
market for lend shows firmness at $3,660
8.7214, according to tho Metal Exchange,
while brokers call the market strong at
$3.31!. Tomatoes, per carrier, Savannah
and Charleston. lifil.So. Long Island cab
bage, per 100, J2f3.W. Coffee closed steady;
September, $6.88; December, $7.067.10
January, 7.10r7.16; March. $7.26; May, $7,36,
I,lvc Stock Mnrhots,
New York, July 16. Beeves actvoi-4-
neors siiKiiuy iirmor; ruuKH-JUQOT higher 1
native steers. $4.3.60; stags and oxen,
Mfi.4.60; built, $5.904i3.76: dry cows, iMt
$.60. Cajves actK'e; veals firm; other
caivfifc steady; veals,
$4(96.40. Buttermilk
and active: sheep, $3(8'4.B0; larnbs,
5.75. lloga easier at $3.9004.13.
East Liberty. Julv 10. Cattle steady;
axtr $4.SOJt4.90; common, $3.2003.30; bulls,
tags nnd cows, tXitt.U). Hogs slowt pigs,
(3.704f3.T5; prime light Yorkers, $3.CG3.70;
(rood Yorkers end mediums, $3.0003.60;
heavy, J3.45Sr3.B0: rougos, $2.2S3.15. Sheep
'irm: choice. Ji.w,'u4.ii): common, JS.KVf?
25: pprlng lambs, $105.25; yeal calves,
;06.25.
"Thcv don't mike much fuss about It.
Woaro speaking of Do Witt's Little Early
Kiserj. tho famous littlo pills tor constipation.
biliousness, and all stomach aud liver
troubles, They uovcr gripe. C. II. Hagcn
bueh.
Persons Leaving Town
During tho summer can have the Herald
mailed to them by ordering it at this ofllcc,
either in person or by letter, at 25 cents per
month." If you aro going to eujoy yourself
among tho cool hreezos of the Bea shoro or
somo mountain retreat, don't forget that
your enjoyment will not lie complete uuloss
you havo the Herald sent to you.
Tliroo ItoyK Kliti'rt by urrnln,
Austin, Tex., July 17. At 2 o'clock in
the morning a freight train on the In
ternational nnd Great Northern yards
here ran over four white boys who
were sitting on the side of the track
asleep, killing three of them Instantly
and badly wounding the fourth. The
three killed werei John Bridges, 15
years old, Charles Sweeney, 13, and L,
Montgomery, 13. The Injured Is Henry
Eatls, aged 16. They all were of Port
Worth. The train ran over the boys as
It (tame Into the yards, On leaving an
hour later a nerro named Cox, of
Waco, who attempted to grab a brake
bar to steal a ride, lost his hold, and,
falling, was mangled Into pulp.
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UHRT IT ls I The richest of all restore
nil HI IOI tlve foods, because It re-
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overwork, worry, excesses, nbute, etc i
WHAT IT nnFJ I Hy making the blood
WrMI II UUCOl pure and rich and tho
digestion perfect It creates solid flesh,
muscle and strength. The nerves being
made strong the brain becomes astlve and
alear. It restores lost vitality, stops all wast
ing drains and weakness in cither sex. and
as a female regulator has no equal. Price
too., or five boxes $2.00. Druggists or by malU
We can help you. Advice and book:, free,
1 Wrlto Us About Your Caae.
THE DR? CHASE COMPANY,
U12 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent (or
Shenandoah and Vicinity
-For
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
PRICL OF ARMOR fLAt
llouso ltcfWo i . :, niieo the Unto
to 9 100 Per Tn.
Washington, July 17.-The house to
diy ngrerd to the partial conference
report on the general deficiency appro
prlrtlnn bill, and then ronourred In the
sen 'to amendment fixing the limit of
cost of armor plate for the three battle
ships now building at $300 per ton.
This was the main Item still In dispute
between the two houses. A strong
effort was rrmlp to Indure the house
to agree to a substitute proposition fix
ing the limit at $400, as recommended
by the secretary of the navy, but after
a three hours' debate the house, by a
vote of 142 to 45, concurred In the sen
ale amendment. Messrs. Stone and
Dnlzcll, of Pennsylvania, and Hnutelle.
of Maine, supported the $400 proposi
tion, which wns opposed by Messrs.
King (Democrat, Utah), Underwood
(Democrat, Alabama), Barlow (Popu
list, Colorado), Simpson (Populist,
Kansas), Cains (Democrat, Tennessee),
Wheeler (Democrat, Alabama), Bayers
(Democrat, Texas) 'and Cannon (Ile
publlcan, Illinois).
Tho open sesalon of the senate was
brief and uneventful. The Harris reso
lution nlallng to the Union Pacific
railroad was further dlscusBed. At ls30
the senate went Into executive session,
remnlnlng behind closed doors until 6f
o'c'.nck. and then adjourning until to
day. The secret session was devoted
to an attempt to confirm M. It. McCord
as governor of Arizona. The only vote
taken showed 28 for and 11 against
confirmation. The vote allowed eight
less than a quorum, and the senate
was obliged to adjnurn.
Orlon-H 1-i'liiccl.lmlloncrfll.'
r.ome, July 17. When the Italian of
ficers whe were recently re'eased .'rom
captlvl'y In Abyssinia reached Haror,
and heard of the statements made by
Prince Henry, of Orleans, In which
the Italian army was charged with
cowardice, they drew lots to decide
which of them ahould meet the prince
on the Held of honor. The lot fell lo
Lieutenant I'anl, who nt once sent a
challenge to Prince Henry.
Hives arc not dangerous to life, but they
aro a prollflcbreodorof misery nml profanity.
Dean's Ointment gives instant relief, oven iu
tho worst cases of this nnd other oxasponit
lug diseases of tho skin.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JJIt. W. II. YJNOST,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Graduate and Lnto Resident House Surgeon of
the University Htole of N. Y.
Headhvarteos : Hotel Fratmy, 'Shenandoah
TIIRBR YEAR COURSB.
Calls night or day proniptlv responded to
Q 8. PHILLirS, M. D.
Office: 80 West Centre sheet.
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Can he consulted nt all hours.
M. IiUltKH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
OnlceKfran building, corner ot Main and
Centre streets, Shenandoah, '
J.
POMKROY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Shenandonh, Pa.
E.
W. SHOKMAKKR,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Corner Market and Centre streets.
)ROP JOHN JON1CS,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Rox 05, Mahanoy City, Pa.
Ilavl
studied under some of th
o heci
musters
ra ir
London and Parts, will clre Iospoiu
on the violin, mandolin, guitar and vocal culture.
Term reasonable. Auurcas In caro ot Btrouao,
i lie jeweier. nnenanaoau.
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HE NAME of Mrs. J. E. Harwell, (noo
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