ma
5.
EVENING HERALD
KSTAllLlSlir.I) 1H70.
t'uDltshed every KvcnltiK. KxieptHmutftf.M
Houth Jardik Hthkkt, Khar Chktrk.
The lliumM Is (leilrttetl luHht'iianUoiu. Hiid ihc
surrounding town for nix cent n week, pny
nbl. u tho curriers, lly until Ki.OOn yenr.nr
cents h month, pnynlilo Iti mlvniice. Ailvert'e
ineiits clmrKfti ftec-ori.li.fi: to a piu'eiiml khUIoii.
The tiubiiMhCEs rtwen o Hip rlicht to change the
position of mlvertlaemeut whenever the piuV
':ntloi of news ilemnnd It. Tho r.K.it Is
irservul to rejoftiiy mlvprtlsemeut, whether
palti (or or not. .tut the publisher itttiy dee in
improper Auvertlslnic mtc mudo known
upon nppllentlon.
Entered nt the potoUlee nt Hheimmloah, Ph., n
nccOntl clasn mnll matter.
TKMtrilONK CONNKtrriON
"All the News That's Fit to Print."
Evening Herald
THURSDAY. HBUUUAKY 10. 1SSM.
TllK Toller ivolutliui ia an oxccl
lent uuiiipnipi iloriiiiient for tho ('011
gronHlotiiil eloi'tloiiH thin year. It
will brnt'o up tho wimiil in )iioy foivex
for miothur oiiHlitiilit on tho fifty
cotit (h)lliir.
TllK trial of Sheriff Martin itiitl
hid deputies "t WilUoubnrro in nttnie
tiii( niiu'h attention in nil parts of
tho country. Kven our Knglli-h
cousins are evincing liiueli concern in
to tho outcome
TllK organization of a Hoard of
Trade by tho progress-lvo oitiens of
Mahanoy t-ity, if nnotlier evidence
that our neighboring borough is forg
ing to tho front, lt'n a good thing:
push it along in thin direction.
-John Dam.m, of Point l'loui-mit,
West Virginia, was married recently,
and una the recipient of a telegram
from fiic old folks which read: "Please
ttefipi ill'1 congratulations of the
vhol I 1 1 ii in family," which can bo
cm rti. ,1 as an emphatic endorse
ment of John's action by the family
with a 'trong name.
A i i. the young belles of Ashland
and that town has its full quota wore
viobig with eaidi other over an eont
of much importance to the fair x'ox.
It was the anniversary of the birth
of . Hairy .lames, Esq., who colo
bratod tho event in a stylo becoming
the (illusion. Our journalUtio friend
boasts of having for lifty-iwo years
withstood tho onslaught of Cupid's
darts, although his most plea-ant
moments are spout in tho company
of the fair sex. Hurry is a good
catch, but there i little hopes that
ho will risk the ups and downs of a
henpecked husband after having for
so long a period enjoyed tho sweets
of single blessedness. May our friend
Harry enjoy many more anniversa
ries. -whether thov lie siuireu witli a
partner or by his bachelor chimin.
Wk are in receipt of a long com
munication from ono J. A. Clark,
who gives his residence as Pittsburg,
Pa., with the important statement
that ho is connected with the long
distance telephone. AVe have not
tho pleasure of a personal ncquaint
anca with our correspondent, nor
with tho geiitluman whose cause ho
espouses Why he should expect tho
Hkiiami to co-operato with him in se
curing tho Democratic nomination
for Goyernor for George W. Guthrie,
we do not know; nor are we positive
that tho aforesaid Clark, with tele
phono connections, is a member of
the grand army of middle-of-the-road,
patriots, but this conclusion is
arrived at after carefully reading his
typewritten letter laudatory of his
friend Guthrie, who apparently has
no connections by 'phone. What is
more, wo fail to see ids connection
with Republican journals, and Mr.
Clark, of Pittsburg.Pa., has certainly
given tho wrong ring this time, and
Ilia "hollo !" remains unanswered.
Ring up the American.
Short and Profitable Talk.
No one Identified with the progress
of newspaper publicity is bettor
qualified to givo advice on this im
jjortaut, and sometimes expense, sub-
joot tliau unaries ausiiu nates, lie
hag made it alifo-stmly, and is a great
believer in the daily probS as a
medium through which to reaeli tho
buyers.
It is continuous elTort that pays in
advertising as in everything else,
Biivs Mr, Hates. A business man
doesn't keep his store opou one day
in the week, or ono week in tho
month, of throe months in tho your.
If he advertises that way that is the
impression people will got. It is con-
tinuoiiHiiess that has inatlo each
letter in tho word "Hoynl" before tho
words "Uaking Powder" worth over
$3,000,000. Tho owner of Hoyal
linking Powdor recently refused $13,
000,000 for bis business a business
built up and fostered by persistent
advertising.
People are very forgetful. They
haye to think pretty hard to remem
ber the vlco-prusidonthtl candidate
two campaigns back, and yet he was
pretty well advertised at the time.
It lias been truly said that tho time
to advertise is all the time.
Iii business there Is no such thing
as standing still. A business limn
must go forward or he will fall back
Do Just as much business this year as
you did last, some other fellow is
doing more buslnessaud he is getting
ahead of you.
Eauh year's eilort should bo to ex
ceed last year's sales. The only sure
way to do it is to advertise.
. Advertise in busy times because
tbe iron must bo struck while it is
hot, and advertise In dull times to
boat tho iron. It cun be done.
Constipation.
A Disease that Is Numbttn Itr. Vic
tims by Hundreds of 'thousands.
Constipation is a disease that stops
the machinery of the body. It puts
every organ out of condition. Dis
ease spreads
into tho entire
II lie-
tion ill the bowels. People say their
heads trouble them. Thty have no
energy. They ca.i't sleep. They arc
nervous. Appetite ii poor. Down
at the bottom of all is constipation,
which is one of the things that Dr.
David Kennedy's I-avorltc Remedy
always cures. Here is proof:
Mrs. Julia A. Ycaple, of Kingston,
N. Y says: "If it were not for Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite lem?dy
I think I should die from constipa
tion. It gives me an appetite, pro
duces refreshing sleep, and cured
me of a nervous affection I had fof
years. I could not live without it."
,11 i)ruutlt't' '" " f"f $1 bottle.
THE PRObtfCE MARKETS
A llnMccloil hv I ) on 1 1 1 1 tr- In riitliulol
phla and lla't Inini'o.
Philadelphia. l' b. 9. Klonr steady:
winter Hiiperllne. J2.!niiiXll: do. extrn.
$U.2."5i3.rtU; Pennsylvania roller, clear, $Ki
4.20; do. HtrulKht. ll.iXrii 1.50; western whi
ter, clear, $1.10il.S0; do. straight. HI-"
4.(Ti; city mills, extra.- $.:.2.V(i:i.W. Hy,
Hour mined slowly at J2.0t.Ki 2.S0 per bar
rel, as tn (iimlity. Wheat strong; No. :
red, iixiiSiiV.c. : No. 2 Pennsylvania an,
No. 2 Delaware red. spot. Mftic.lTffl. Corn
quiet and steady; No. 2 yellow, for local
trade, SI'.iUP.jc. ; No. 2 mixed, In expoi t
elevator, HoVa'il'-le. Oats (pilot and easy;
No. 2 white. nil'.fiSle., No. 2 white, clip
ped, SPt'dTOe.; No. 1 white, etlpp. d, 31c.
May rti tidier; choice timothy. U2 foi
larpe hales. IJeef Prm; beef hams, 2.
21c. Pork Htm: mess, $19.Sliei 10.75; short
elcnr, Slu.Mitlil.DO. Lard nrm; western
steamed. 5.:m. Hotter steady; western
erenimry, lPi;1i20e.: du. lactory, llliHc.;
I'.IkIiih. 20c.; Imitation creamery, l:Wi!7c.;
New York dairy, 131 ISe. ; do. ereameiy,
llf title. ; fnney Pennsylvania lalnts Job-
bliiK at 23'(i20c. ; do. wholesale, 22c. Cheeso
weak; large, white and colored, Septem
her. Me. , small do. do., September. 9
9',ic.; light skims, f.Vtc. : part skims. H?
av. ; full skims, 21i3c. Kggs steady; New
York and Pennsylvania. lOHc. ; western,
fresh, 1B'. ICe. Potntoi s oulet: New York,
I2.37i;2..'iU, swels, I. Tallow dull;
city, 3!l-liie.: country, 3..iri3Kc. Cotton
seed oil tinner: prime nude, lS'AfllOc; do.
yellow. lK'-J'.-e. Turpentine oulet nt
SIMiSPic. Itlee firm: domestic, fair to
extra. 4N're,e. ; J.ip.in. MiW'iv. Cabbage
quiet at 'XfiOa 4. Vnn steadier rt Sli.Mff
C.70 Lake cooper steiidler at JlOAiiflll
Tin 111 in nt Jl l.WUftl4. Speller firmer at
JI.Oufi4.15 Lend sti ady at $J.C2V4i 3.C7V6.
Il.iltlmore. !" Ii. !).- I' lour dull anil un
changed. Wheat 111 m. spot and month,
SSiMiWic; March. Jlfdl.ooy.; May, 97W
9Se.; steamer No. 2 red. O.i'.TO.i v. ; south
crn, hy s-unple, &'(.o.iPJ1.00': no. on
grade. 90e.il. t'nm linn: spot. XPiff
:t3V-: month. 33ti:stiic.: llareh. Xi'ifi
33',ic.; steamer mixed, SSe.; -nouthern,
while, 32((i:il'jc.' do. yellow. .Welle. Oats
firm; No. 2 white, fflmini;.: No. 2 mixed,
2Sfi2SV2c. Hye firmer. No. 2 neiuby, SlUe.;
No 2 western. 55lic. Hay easy; choice
timothy, $12ri01il3. Ornln freights quiet
and unchanged. Sugar strong .mil un
chanced, flutter and eggs quiet and un
changed. Cheese steady and unchanged.
Lettuce. J1.2.VH 1.50 per basket. Whisky
unchanged.
Live snudc MiivkotH.
New York, l'eh. 9. Peeves active; steers
stoutly; rough butcher Block Ilrmer; all
sold; mature steers, $l.n0fi.',.20; stngs and
oxen, S.Hf4.b0; hulls. ?3(fi3.G5: dry cows,
J2.1M3.G5. Veals lower; other calves
steady; about 50 head unsold; veals, Jt.50
817.50; westerns, ?2. in. Sheep active and
strong' lambs slow and weak; about 1.200
bend sold: sheep. $3.501,1.90; lambs, $5.75
0.15. Hogs slow and lower at $l.l.vfi 1.40.
K.ist Liberty, Pa.. l'"eb. 9. Cattle
steady: prime, $I.OMi.'i: common, $3.5irfil;
bulls, stags mid cows. $21 1. Hogs slow
and lower, prime assorted medium
weights. $l.l5f;4.20; best Yorkers, $11(1.10
light Yorkers, $3.9011 3.95: pigs, as to qual
ity. $3.ttKu3.Sil: heavy hogs, $11,1.05; gooi'
roughs, $.':.2iMi:i."iO loimron to fair. J2.M1i
3. Sheep slow, choice, $1.70f4 kii; common
$3.:M1, 1 Ti; choice lanibh, $51. "..so: common.
tl.OKu I.U".
A thrill of terror is oxnerieneed when i
hr-issy enush of croup sou mis through the
house at night. Hut the terror soon changes
to relief after Ono Minute Cough Cure has
been administered. Sil'e anil harmless for
children. C. II. llagciibuch.
SOME FOREIGN OPINIONS
(irMlnlHtei- lie l.omH Insulting Celt
lel-ni ol" President MeKlnloy.
London, Feb. 10. Witli the exception
of The Dally Mnll the morning papers
do not comment on tho De Lome incl
dent. The Daily Mnll says: "We can
not suppose the De Lome letfer genu
Ine, hut If It Is, then nil tho fat would
ho In the (ire. Things have reached a
pass where little Is wanted to cuuso an
explosion. Kven the recall of Senor De
Lome would not satisfy or pacify the
Insulted jingoes."
The American correspondents are all
of the opinion that Senor De Lome's
recall Is inevitable, but thev believe
Spain will he allowed to withdraw him
in the least disagreeable manner, as
after tho Republican criticisms of Mr.
Cleveland's treatment of Lord Sack
vllle-West It would he impossible to
give htm bis passports.
Tbe Washington correspondent of
Tho Dally News says: "President Mc
Klnley Is resolved that Siinln shall
have no vestige of tin oxcuso to pick
a quarrel with tbe United States, and
Spain can disown Senor De Louie's ut
terance without tbe slightest loss of
dignity."
Madrid, Keb. 10.-Tbe Do home letter
incident Is legarded bore as a Jlngolst
Intrigue Intended to dlstuib the rem
Hons between the United States and
Spain.
Jnnnu ItofiiMw C hina lNirllior Tln'io.
London, Feb. 10. The Pekln corre
spondent of The Times says: "The
Japanese minister, M. Yano Funlo, re
gretfully intimates to tho tBung-ll-ya
men the Inability of his Rovernment
hnvlnc regard to the obligations con
tracted by Japan, to grant an exten
sion of the time for poymont of the
Indemnity. Though no olllclnl state
ment has been issued, the negotiations
for a loan from llrlllsh sources are re
garded as having failed."
There aro tlileo little things which do
more work than any other three little thing,
created they aro the ant, the lee and
I)eVltt' Little Karly ItiMTHrtho last being
the famous littlo nllla for atomacb and liver
troubles, 0. II. ilugvnbucu.
xzs&&3 system,
QffiBplpjjgj cause there is
jstruc-
PRESIDENT BARRIOS KILLED.
Tho Itolor or (lliiitomiilii tho Victim
ol'oi A--'issn.
Wapli'iiRlen, Feb. 10. Senor Lazo
Arrlgn, the Cuutetnalnn minister to the
fulled S'ntcs, yestortjuy received an
Wlielal .'nli.fRriim fn m the minister of
foreign affairs of fluateniala announc
ing the HssnRsliiatlon of President Har
tio and tbe sui cession tq the presi
dency of first vice president, Manuel
Uatrada Cabrera. No details whatever
were clven.
The dispatch came from auatenla i
City, the capital, where President liar
llus has lived and the government dc-
PllESIDDNT nAimios.
partments are carried on. It ndded
that entire calm prevails. This last
assurance, coupled with the Immediate
succession of the first vice president,
special source of gratification to
tbe ofllclals of the (tuateninlan legation
here, and to some extent alleviates the
shock with which they received the
news of the tragedy.
Senor Arrloga said President Darrlos
was a man of wide attainments anil
marked executive ability. He was
comparatively young, being only 42
years old. The six years' term of ser
vice for which he was elected termin
ated March 15 next, but the national
congressional assembly already had ex
tended the term for a further four
years.
Consumption Positively Cured.
Mr. U. 11. Greeve, merchant, of Cliil-
howie, Va., certifies that he had consumption,
wtw tjivcn up to die, sought all medical treat
ment thai in'inev could procure, tried nil
couyh icmedies he could hear of, but got no
elicl ; spent many nights sittint; up in a chair;
was induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery,
Hid va cured hy use of two bottles, l or
past three years has been upending to business
ind says Dr. King's fcw Discovery is
lie grandest remedy ever made, as it has done
much for him and also for others m his
community. Dr. King s New Discovery is
guaranteed lor Loughs, Lolds and Consump
tion. It don't fail. Trial bottles free at A.
Waslcy's drug stcre.
Ithoile I's 1 it ii t strl'iei'M Wenki'iiliitr.
Providence. Feb. 10. The machinery
In tbe Lnph.-un Cotton mill at Centre
vllle woh stni ted yesterday. Some of
tbe leaders of tbe striking weavers as
sembled at the mill irate and endeav
ored to keep the weavers from going to
work. Those who refused to stay out
were hooted ami hissed. When the ma
chinery was started thete were 18 of
the weavers at work, and two went In
later. Superintendent Allen says the
mill will not shut down again, and that
If the strikers do not at once return to
work be will employ new help.
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK ?
Don't give them tea oreoffeo. Hnvoyou tried
the now food drink called (Imin-0 ? It is
lelieious and nourishing uud takes the place
of coirec. Tho moro Oniin-O you givo the
children tho moro health you distribute
through their systems. Uniiu-O Is made of
pure grains, and when properly prepared
tastes like the choice grades of coU'co but costs
about i as much. All grocers sell it, 15c and
Now- York Clotlibin Workers Strike.
New York, Feb. IT). About 7,000 cloth
ing workers are on strike In this city
against low wntsos. Of these nearly
4,000 are members of the Pnntsmakers'
union, nfcar'y 3,000 cloakmakers and
some members of the Brotherhood of
Tailors. There are possibilities of 20,
000 clothing workers going out before
the strike Is settled. It Is claimed that
for work of nearly IB hours a day the
wages paid amount to from $5 to $9
per week.
('hlcatrn'H Covoriimont Denounced.
Springfield, Ills.. Feb. 10. The senate
committee which Investigated the Chi
cogo police submitted Its report to the
senate today. It declares that the civil
service law of the citv has lwen,
through the lnlluence of tho present
mayor, practically set nslde, and that
gambling and pool selling are allowed
to run wide open, the evidence tending
largely to show that they were con
trlbutlng to tbe police department for
protection.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF PILES AND REC
TAL DISEASES NO LONGER
NECESSARY.
A Medical Discovery Which Will Change
the Treatment of All Such Disease
It has lone been thought not only by some
physicians but by pnople in general, that tho
common, painful and exceedingly annoying
trouble, piles, was practically incurable by
any other means than a surgical operation
and tills belief has been the cause of years
of needless suffering, becauso of tho natural
dread of surjical operations.
There are many salves, ointments and
similar remedies on the market which af
ford some relief in casei of piles, but tho
Pyramid Pile Cure is the only pieparallon so
far Introduced that can he reliably depecded
upon to cure to stay cured, orerr form of
itching, bleeding or protruding piles.
Mr.. M. C. Hinkloy, of 001 Mississippi St
Indianapolis, was told by her pbyaiciaue that
nothing but a eiirelral operation costiug be
tween seven and etjebt hundred dollars, could
cure her as she bad sutTered fur 15 years; yet
even in such a case- as hers tbo Pyramid I'ilo
cure accomplished a complete- cure. She
lay. : "I knew an operation would bo death
to me and tried tho 1'yramld nlth very little
hope and It is not to he wondered at that
am so enthusiastic In Its praise."
Mr. I). K. Itced, of South Lyons, Mltl
says i "I would not lake f."00 und he placed
back where I was before I used the Pyramid
Pile Cure, I su lie red for years and It U now
eighteen mouths since I used it and not the
slightest trace of the trouble has returned,
The Pyramid l'ile Cure Is eold hy nearly
all druggists at SO cents and (1 per package
and a it contains no opium, cocaiue or other
poisonous drugs can be used with porfect
safety,
No one need suffer from piles In any form
who will givo this oicellent remedy a trial,
, , ,, "
bend for book 011 catuo and euro of piles,
iieut free by addressing 1'yramld I)ru Co..
i i n 1,1 1 ,r 1 ,,,, ... , ,
Marshall, Mich., (formerly Albion, Mich.
M
Ask for the Genuine JOHANN llOPF'5 AlALT EXTRACT
AM. OTIIimS AUH W0RTHI.nSS IMITATIONS
rim Florida Limited Will Again ltun on
the SiiniliVrii Hallway.
The Florida Limited, which is tho syn
onym of all that is elcgtuit in modern rail
way trains, and which during its former
servlto has been a prime f.mirlto for touriits
from the North seeking tho mild climato of
Florida, will he placed In service by the
Southern Kalhvuy about the ilrst week in
January. 1SIIS. With its return to service this
frill H, whieh will bo solid Pullman vestihuled
between New York, Philadelphia and St.
Augustine will present features in the way of
luxurious and comfortable appointments not
lioretofiiro piesented, ami which will le
destined to uilil still further to its already
well established popularity.
The Southern hallway is having built for
the Florida Limited serv'cu three tiuins.cath
containing a dining car, two drawing room
sleeping cars, a compartment car and a
library and observation car, each car com
plete in all its nppoiutmt'iits anil equipped
witli the very latest devices and appliances
for I lie cunifort and eoiiMinienco of the pas
scuguis. While no schedule has as yet been
aniiiiuueed, it can- be stated that it will Ira the
quickest cer arranged between Philadelphia
and St. Aiigustiuu, and will be so planned
that passengers can leave Philadelphia at
-sumo convenient liuur during tho day and ar
rive at St. Augustine before nightfall of the
following day. Philadelphia Kccord.
Notice. Applications for iurthur informa
tion addressed to Jno. M. Iieall, iJislrict
Passenger Agent, Southern Itaihvay, 828
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, will receive
prompt attention. 10-25-tf
NOT ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD
A fact often overlooked, or not always under
stood, is that women suffer as much fioin dig
ressing kidney and bladder troubles as the
men. 1 lie womb is situated uacn oi anu
very close to the bladder, and for that reason
any distress, disease or inconvenience mani
fested in the kidneys, back, bladder or urinary
passage is often, by mistake, attributed to fc
male weakness or womb trouble of some sort
The error is easily made and may be as.l
easily avoided by setting urine aside for twenty
four hours ; a sediment or settling is evidence 1
that your kidneys and bladder need doctoring, i
If you have pain or dull aching in the back
pass water too frequently, or scanty supply, I
with smarting or burning, these arc also con-1
vincing proofs of kidney trouble. If you have
doctored without benefit, try Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy. The
mild and tbe extraordinary effect will surprise
you. It stands the highest for its wonderful
cures. If you take a medicine you should take
the' best. At druggists fifty cents and one dol
lar. You may have a sample bottle and
pamphlet, botli sent fice by mail. Mention
Hkrai.I) and send your address to Dr. Kilmer
& Co., liinghamtou, N. Y. The proprietors
of this paper guarantee the genuineness of litis
offer.
CAl.lrOlINIA,
lMUlSONALLY-fONUL'CTKl) TOUIt VIA l'ENN-
SYI.VANIA ItAII.ltOAl).
The next Personally-Conducted Toilr " to
California via thu Pennsylvania Itailroad
will, leavo New York, Philadelphia, and
Pittsburg by thu "Golden Oato Special" ou
Wednesday, relmiary III. slopping at tuo
(Ireat Mammoth Cavo and New Orleans dur
ing tho Mardi Oras Carnival. Four weeks
will bo allowed ou tho Pacific Coast. lie-
turning, stops will bo made at Salt Lake
City, Colorado Springs (Garden of the Gods),
Denver. Chicago. ,v.c. Kouud-trin lute, m-
eludiugtmusportatiun, meals, earriagodiives,
Hotel accommodations, and l'ullman accom
modations en route, and Pullman berth Los
Angeles to San Francisco, and transportation
in California, ?335.00 from all stations east of
Pittsburg; with hotel accommodations,
meals, transfers, and carriago drives through
California continuing four weeks, $123.00 ad
ditional. An experienced chaperon will ac
company tho party for the benefit of tho
lauy tourists.
l or tickets. Itineraries, and lull Informa
tion apply to ticket agents; Tourist Agent,
110(1 llroadway, Now York; or address Geo.
W. lloyd. Assistant General Passenger Agent,
I i roai I btreot btatlon, rmiailclphla.
How to Look Good.
Good looks are really more than skin deep,
lepending entirely oe n healthy condition of
all the vital organs. If the liver be inactive,
you have a bilious look ; if your stomach be
disordered, you have a dyspeptia look ; if
)our kidneys be aflecled, you have a pinched
look, becure good health, and you will surely
have good looks. "Electric Hitters" is a good
Alterative and Tonic. Acts directly on the
stomach, liver and kidneys. Purifies the blood,
cures pimples, blotches nnd boils, and gives n
good complexion. Every bottle guaranteed.
hold at A. Wasley's drug store. 50 cents per
bottle.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
rn. v. 11. YiNasT,
VETEHINARY SURGEON.
Graduate and Lute Hrolilent House HlirHrCf
the Unlvemlty Htato of N. Y,
lleadauarterei-Coinmerclul Hotel. Hhenumloal.
THUICI5 YHAU COUUSI5.
Calls night or duy promptly responded.
M. J1UHKK,
ATTOIUIEY-AT-I.AW.
Onlce Kgau building, cor er of Main on
Centro utreeU, rUienundoau,
T "
POMKHOY,
ATTOrtNEY-AT-LAW
Hheaandoah, Pa.
E.
Vf. HII015MAKKH,
,1
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Corner Murktit and Centre atreela.
pilOP. JOHN JONK8,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR, !
lock IJo S3, Makauoy City, Pa.'
. HavliiK tuillej tinder some of tho het
miutorii le London anil 1'arU, will Rive Icenon
2." "ls vlollu.mandolln. galmr and vocal culture.
'! Term reasonable. Adilriwa lu care ol Btrouse
Who Jeweler aiionamloah.
exanaer
E2s2Jlie Late Czar of Russia
Caused the followine telegram to be sent to the Branch
House ofjohann Hoff, at St IVterduirc: " Send imme
diately one case of Johatin Hoff's Malt Extract to Sars
kojc, Cclo, by order of the Czar, Count von Schuwaloff.'
Mor itrensth In one dozrn bottln of Johann Hoff's Malt
Extract than In a cult of ale or potter, without their deletetluus
ellecls.
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And I'lowcrs, tin Iliind of America, Call
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Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Utah and
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Improvements guaranteed to all who pur
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literature, and full Information, dropapostal
card, J. P. McGinn, T. P. Agent. SID Kail.
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way, New York.
H-l-tf W. E. lloyt, (1. E P. Agt.
THE EVAN"ijr,STlTUri:';
To i:rtucuto Poor Itoys 111 the Art ol
Dentistry.
Philadelphia, Feb. lo.-rj.friyor 'War
wick and several of the Incorporators
yesterday tiled, with tho recoider of
deeds the certificate of incorporation of
"Tbe Thomas W. ISvans Museum and
Institute Society," under tbo terms of
the will of the famous American den
tist who died in Paris recently.
Mayor Warwick yesterday made pub
lic tho provisions of Dr. E'ans' will.
It provides that bis body shall be In
terred' In Woodlands cemetery, this
city,' and that a monument be erected
over his grave, with a vault, which
shall cost not loss than $100,000 not
more than $200,000. He bequeaths the
sum of $500,000 In cash to his wife, and
sums varying from $1,000 to $20,000 to
various relatives and servants. His
business In Paris Is left to a nephew.
The will proceeds:
"I have Intentionally omitted to be
queath any legacy or part of tny es
tate to John Henry ISvans, son of my
brother Hudolph II. Kvans, and I ex
pressly direct that neither bo nor his
descendants shall In uny case receive
anything from my estate. This I do
after mnture reflection and for reasons
ns well known to the said John Henry
Evans as to me."
To the Ameilcan Cbailtable Fund-'
association, of Paris, of which Dr.
Evans wasvthe principal founder, is be
queathed 100,000 francs, to be used for
the relief of poor American subjects
that may apply for aid.
The balance of his estate, about $10,-
I 000,000,
Is bequeathed to the Evans
Museum, which Is to be erected at
Spruce and Fortieth stieets, the old
Evans homestead. Here the gifts and
letters be has received from royalties
and other distinguished persons must
be displayed, and a college established
for "the education of such deserving
students of dentistry of my native state
of Pennsylvania as the corporation
deems best nnd advantageous to help
Btrlvlng boys to get their education."
No ono would ever bo bothered with consti
pation if ovoryono know how naturally and
quickly 11 unlock lUuod Hitters regulates tho
stomach and bowels.
Fine
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I Lends
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THE UP-TO-DATE HAT
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TUB WORK OP CONGRESS.
Cnbnu Oratory In tbo Suurtto Plow
mnn Unsented In tbo House.
Washington, Fob. 10. For more than
three hours yesterday Hie senate chem
ber rang; with eloquent appeals In be
half of tbe Cuban insurgents. An
nounced Hpeeches were delivered by Mr.
Cannon cf rtnb Tind Mr. Mason of
Illinois, In advocacy of tho adoption of
resolutions which they ptecnted to tbo
senate on Tuesday. Following Mr.
Cannon's speech. Mr. Hale of Maine ad
dressed tbe senate br!"0y, urging the
senate to uphold tbe policy of the ad
ministration. Ho pointed out that
much bad already been accomplished
by President McKlnlcy, not only for
the cause of neoco on the Island, but
also for tho protection of the Amerl
cam and Ameileon interests and for
the rebut of the concentrados and
imclflcos. Mr. Cannon's speech was a
calm and dlspanslonato argument. He
warned congressmen and ofllclals In
adinlnliitratlo.n circles that unless defl
hito nctbln was taken upon the Cuban
question bv the United States tho
heavy band of the people would fall
upon them. Mr. Mason followed Mr.
Hale in a long andat Lmesfiery speech:
In which he uiged the president Im
mediately .( In.civene in tbe Cuban
war. He did not believe war would l
suit from Intervention, but thought if
it should It would be a war of glory
and of honor.
Tbe 'Kepubllcan majority was In
creased yesterday from 49 to DO when
tbe bouse, by a vote of 143 to 112, un
heated Mr. Plowman, Alabama Demo
crat, and gave tbe seat to Mr. Aldrlch.
This was tho first contested election
case decided by the present houso
against tbe sitting member.
No man can euro, consumption. You can
prevent it though. Dr. Wood's Norway Pino
Syrup cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore
throat. Never fails.
Dcntli of tho'Olilo-t r I'cmnsoii.
Ran llernardlno, Cab, Feb. 10 Georgi
Lord, the oldest Mason In the United
sintoK. .and nrobably 111 the world, nnd
nlnn tho oldest Odd Fellow In till.
countrv. Is dead.. He v. as born 1 1 New
Toik cLy June 27, 1800. nnd Ilrst came
to California In 1S'0.
Whooping cough is tho most distressing
malady; but its duration etn bo cut short by
the use of One Mitiuto Cough Cure, which is
also tho best known remedy for croup and
all lung and bronchial troubles. C. H.llagen
buch. To ..- ..iV.I '' -"terry.
Chicago, Feb. 10. ISefore mounting
tho gallows Chris Merry, the pcdd.U-r
under sentence of death for wife mur
der, is to undergo an X-ray examina
tion of his brain. Several years ago
Merry was struck on the head with a
brick, which left a pronounced Indenta
tion. Merry's attorneys believe this is
responsible in great part for his vio
lent outbursts of temper.
of tho Expectant
Mother dangers lur!(,
and should bo avoided.
so prepares tho system 1
for the change taking fc;
place that tlio linul
hour is robbed of all
Danqcr. Its use insures safety to the
life of both mother and child, and makes
child-birth easy end recovery moro' rapid,
"'Mother's friend' is the greatest
remedy ever put on the market, and all
our customers praiso it highly."
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Sent by Mall on receipt of price, $1 Ptn BOTTLE.
hook ro Jtxpcctani Aioiners" maucu ir eo,
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A REMEDY FOR THE
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THE oxccsslvo uso of tobacco, especially
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Mr. Ed. 0. Ebson, compositor on tbo Contra
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used Dr. lilies' Restoratlvo Norvlno and re
ceived much benofit from It. I waa troubled
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ness, caused by tho uso of tobacco and Btlm
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quieting tho nerves, and enabling mo to
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