EVENING HERALD
KHI'AIII.ISIU'.I) 1870.
Publlnlieil every Evening, Kxcept Sunday, at
-foc-rn Jarmh Struct, Nkah (Ikkthis.
ha rifciaM li dellvrird InSlieniiluloatl and On
iVt.'rndlnK tuwiM fornix cents a wwk, -iili.
o the carriers, lly mall (8.00 yonr, or 35
cttvUH ruolilll. payable In advance. ilVBrtlBe
wrcnwcharKCdnccnrdltiKtosimconiul position.
T i-uiilltliem reserve the riKlit to chniiKO the
ixWiUil of advertisement" whenovcr tho pub.
'Jw,-i "I ntmn demands It. Tho rlht l
syorvwl to i Ji- any advertisement, whether
uuM tor or not, txil the publishers may deem
"imopor. AdrerllalBR rales made knowu
uptm application.
B ifcred at the postofflce at Shenandoah, I'm.
leconcl class mall trtatter.
TKI.KI'llONK OONN'ltrrriON
"All the News Thai's Fit to Print."
vening H r ! ci
vVI.lA' -"Y. MAV 11. 1MIS.
l MRY : First. Last and Forevei.
. will 1)0 tilt- ne.t hero of the
.it war?
. BotK.s I'kmiosk bus our
s for vultmble maps of tliu
il States and tlio inland of Cuba.
M vmis who contemplate liuid
iiih in Florida liiuy expect a warm re-r-i
itlun and a chance to return home
on a e-ooling-bourtl.
TiiKUK is this important difference
between France and tlio United
States , one claims to be a republic,
and the other i a republic.
Uisiioi' I'ottkk solved tho labor
(pieation when lie declared "neither
capital nor labor can bo on top ; they
mut walk hand in hand."
IS i) one would ever compare our
friind Jack" McCartv, of the New
dealer with a cabbage liead, but liis
editorial paj-e TuuMluy showed a
ttronj,' leaning in that direction.
I'MiKll the new army bill the pay
of a private i-oldier will be -l;S a
month in time of pence and $15. (ill a
month during war. The boys will
liae no objection to 200-uent dollars.
A mi vi'iiK maker say that the
lifty dollar and seventy-live dollar
wheels now on sale are just as good
as the hundred dollar wheels made
by the same manufacturers last year.
Somk one suggCfts that the noble
fish heretofore known as the Spanish
iiiackerai is entitled to a new and
more popular name. He is not a
Spanish product anyway, and never
was.
ONK result of Dewey's victory Is
that our commerce on the Pacific is
safe fmm Spanish attack. The
Spanish (leet, if itliad escaped, would
hut e in-i ll a constant menace to our
Oriental trade.
TiiK mayor of lliuleton lias en
listed Without reileotion upon that
towns chief executive, there are
oMiers holding similar positions that
might do likewise without incon
venience to tlio towns they profess to
g jvern.
Tiik Hkhaiui'S late bulletin last
evening, to the effect that the Span
ish lleet hud returned home without
meeting Sampson, caused consider
able comment and no little chagrin.
IS very body was anxious to learn of
tin expected battle.
i t w weeks, or even days ago the
i .1'ii-h press was bubbling over
v Mi warlike enthusiasm and dilating
F:uiuine manner upon the com
P reparation of Spain and the
'.. d unreadiness of the United
And now it is cursing its own
riiment for lack of preparation,
, 1 -brielying, "We are betrayed."
jTM.vis having little troubles of
t- ou n these days and can give Spain
inii more than its sympathy,
x i i r,- are bread riots at Jlilau. The
1 ilc have been attacking the troops
nt hundreds have perished. The
of the rioters is for bread or
. I Starving people who can get
'" work nor bread do not take
k i id i to the appearanco of well-fed
Tr , ,im to preserve the peace.
Tiik tvholo country cannot but ob
serve tlie present extraordinary
t partitions of speculators in bread
alls In Chicago with profound dis
satisfaction and the most emphatic
disapproval. For ninny months past,
certain interests have been engaged
in milking great Minis of money
iromrli llctitlous advance in the
t. "...
prve oi wnuai anil oilier commoui-
tieuX It is not il legitimate business.
GambShig on wheat or any other
necessity, of life is a bare-facop
robbery of the poor.
Tiik Miners' Journal, in quoting
the IlKiUbH's remarks suggesting
lion Ellas Davis us a candidate for
Congress, says the popular County
Treasurer is not seeking that honor.
Tlint, we know, is true; liut neverthe
less lie can and should be nominated.
Tho HepublieanH must make nn ax-
liestore tall, regular aetloa
Pills
oi tlio bowels, do not irri
tate or loflame, but leave
ftll the deucJiU dlgMtlve or
Kaulim In (ttrfcet condition. Try thrm. 2b cents,
t'rtpariiil ul; bj C. L UovJ i Cu., Lull, Unit.
Hood S
Hopeful Words to Childless Women.
The darkest dnvs of liusbftnd md wife are when they como to look forward
to a eh i Mli- . and il .solafe old igc.
Many a wife 1ms foirtlt In-i-sctf Incapable of
motherhood owlntf to sotOf (rrrnt lHck of
streiitryiiu theon;nrKof 8nrMnn. Such a
condition is nearly al ways due to long con
tinued ncgrleul of 1 he plainest warnings.
Frequent backache ild distressing paitis
nccomuanlod by offensive discharges
and generally by Irrejrohir and seamy
lilpnstt iiBttnn. lutllwte a nerve de
generation at the womb and sur
n m ndingorgans, that unless speedily
checked Will remilt In barrenness.
Bead Mrs. M'llwm's letter:
DkarMrs. 1'inkiiam: N'oonecould
have Mffered from female troubles
more than I. I hnd tumors on the
womb, my ovurieR were diseased,
and for fifteen years 1 was a burden
to myself. I wns operated upon
three different times, with only
temporary relief; also tried
ninny doctors. I.ydia 11. l'ink
ham's Vegetable Compound
was recommended to mo bv a
lady friend, and after taking
four bottles 1 was like n new i
man. I had been married nine
years, and hud no children. I now
have a beautiful little girl, and we
feel assured she is tho result of my taking
Compound. MAY B. Wllox, 3'.'3 Sassai
St., .Mlltville, N. J.
Modern science nnd past experience have produced nothing so effective In
treating diseases of tlio female organs as I.ydia II. I'inkhain's Vegetable Com
pound and Sanative Wash used according to special directions.
If you know any woman who is suffering and who Is unablo to sccuro relief,
or who is sorrowful because she believes herself barren, tell her to write to
Mrs. Pinkhtnu, at Lynn, Mass., and ask her advice. The thousands of Mrs.
Pinkhiim's cures are all recorded for quick reference, and areply will bo promptly
sent wholly without charge, that will direct her what to do.
Mrs. It. Iti.uuti, 1040 San Francisco Ave., St. Louis, Mo., writes: "It lias been
my great desire to have n babe. Since taking your medicine my wish is fulfilled."
Lytlin E. Pinkliam'sVcgetablcConipounaiAWonian'sRcmCklyforWoinan'sllls
ceiitionally strong nomination for
Congress tin's year if they hope for
success, and we know of none better
than the ex-member of the Legisla
ting The election of tlio present in
cumbent is out of the question.
Thousands of sulloiers from grippe Imvo
been restored to health by One Minute C"!icb
Cure. It (prickly euies conuhs, co'ds, bron
chitis, pneumonia, grippe, usilima, and nil
throat and Iuiik iliseases. '. li. llnuciibucli.
NORWEGIAN STEAMER CAPTURED
SiiHpcetcd of. Mnk I ni; n s(.(.onil At tompt
to Itini tin Itlockndo.
Key West, Fla.. Muv 11. The Nor
wegian steamer llratslierg, which ar
rived yesterday under the convoy of
the Mangrove, Is still a prize of war,
pending the decision of the United
States government on the question. The
affair bears many features of resemb
lance to that of the Fiench steamer
Lafayette, but, like that cuse, it will
be settled without any International
complication".
About two weeVs ago the Hratsberg,
bound from I'rogreso, Mexico, for Ha
vana, with iOO head of cattle, was
warned off tho Cuban coast by the
blockading lleet. She put Into this port
and remained a couple of days, when
she sailed, ostensibly for New York
to find a market for tho cattle. She
was not seen again until Monday
morning, when the gunboat Newport
sighted her about 23 miles off Havana.
Captain Tllley bailed and boarded her.
Captain Thorsen stoutly denied that
he was attempting to slip past the
blockade, but he could not satisfac
torily explain the disposition of his
cargo, and hub sent In under the Man
grove's escort, In company with the
risking smack Fei-nundito, taken by the
Vicksburg off Havana Monday.
There Is a great deal of sorrow here
over the Illness of Chaplain Chldwlck,
formerly of the battleship Maine, and
now of the cruiser Cincinnati. He Is
:onflned to the Marine hospital with
an attack of erysipelas, but his con
dition Is not at all serious.
Coughs and colds, down to the very border
land of consumption, yield to tin: soothing,
healing influence;! of Dr. Wood's Norway
Pino Syrup.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Mrs, Frances Hodgson Hu-nett, th
novelist, has been granted a divorce.
Spanish soldiers are displaying great
activity along the north coast of Cuba.
Major General Fltzhugh Lee, it Is
said, will be tho llrst military governor
of Cuba.
Admiral Dewey has taken possession
of 10,000 tons of coal which the Span
lards had stored at Manila.
Charles F. Havemeyer, son of the
late Theodore Havemeyer, of New
York, committed suicide by shooting.
A strike of coopers In Chicago's big
meat packing houses may limit the
supply of "salt boss" to the soldiers
at Tampa and Chickamauga.
Jtobert Itandall was shot and killed
In a friendly struggle with William
Shelton for the possession of a loaded
pistol at the latter's home in New
York.
Leander Small, Joseph Morris and
William Hardy were killed and six
others Injured yesterday by a cable
breaking and a car dashing down an
Incline at Thacker, W. Va.
Impossible, to foreneo mi accident. Not
Impovdblo to bo prepared for it. Dr. Thomas'
Lclectric Oil Monarch over pain.
A Patliotlb Will' Incident.
Elgin, Ills., May 11. James L. Daw
son, uged 211 years, desired lo accom
pany the Klgln volunteers to the war.
HIM widowed mothers entreaties pre
vailed, and he merely want to the de
pot to Bee his friends leave. He was
crowded from the platform, and tho In
coming train that took the volunteers
away ran over him. He died lost
night.
Tlio ntvlltrin "Major fionornls.
"Washington, May 11. Major General
Bow-ell has been assigned to command
the concentration camp near Falls
Church, Vu. This Is taken as an Indi
cation that the general has concluded
to accept his military commission,
ilsklng his tenure of olllee as a sena
tor then by. The three civilian major
generals are assigned to divisions.
Generals Lee, Wilson and AVIieeler go
to Chattanooga for duty undor General
Brooke, who will undoubtedly com
mand one of the army corps.
The .Maine Wl'oukortt J'nlil Otr.
WashhiKton, May 11. The navy do
partment has Just closed the accounts
of the contractors for wrecking the
Maine. The department settled their
claims for till aKKregale of $60,000,
which is about one-half of the appro
priation made by ooiiKiwss for the
work of wreckiuit. Op to the time
when the work of wreaking was stop
ped by the outbreak of war the con
tractors hail ieverd a good deal of
Bovemmsnt prutHM'ty. Including five
Fix Inch rlftwt which alone are worth
the amount of money paid to the con
tractors.
E.TV, t r In it A I'M S -a.
5S
llond of n .Miil'riercri Man Found.
Orange, N. J May 11. The head of
the murdered mun tvhope body was dis
covered a few dais ago near Verom
Lake, N. J., was found yesterday in
the mud nbout 15 feel from where the
body was found. The head was evi
dently that of an Italian or a Hun
garian. There was a bullet hole In the
left temple and two cuts under the
right ear. The head was brought to
the Orange morgue.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES.
National I. entitle.
At WashlUKton-I'lilhidclphla, C: -Washington.
1. At New York New York, 5:
liruoklyn, 0. At Honton lloston, 10; Ilal
tlmore, 4. At Pittsburg Pittsburg, G;
Louisville. 2.
l!astoi'ii Lciia'tic.
At Wllkesbarrc Syracuse. 3; Wllkes
bane. 0. At SpilnRlle'ld-Sprlngtleld, S;
Providence, 7. At Uuffalo-Ilniralo, S;
Montreal, 4. At Rochester Toronto, 15;
Itochester, 2.
Atlantic l.eiiiiuo.
At Heading Heading. S; Newark, 3. At
A'.leiitown Pateison, 21; Allentown, 4. At
Hlchinond Hartford, 4; Hlelnnond, 0. At
Norfolk Lane-i,ter, lLNoifolk, 10.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
M. MIKKK
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
Ofllce Kgan building, corner of Mrdn nn
Centro ctrceta, Shcimniloah.
J" II. 1'OMKItOY,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
ShenAndonh, Pa.
P IV. SHOi:.MAKEK
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Corner Market and Centre streets.
JIliOK. JOHN JONKH,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Iock Rox 65, Maluuioy City, Pa.
IlBvtnK tinned under some oi tuo it&
meters Ip London and Parts, will fr'vc l4fiir
on tuc viomi,ii)announ. Etuiar una vocai emijuru
Term rcinoiinhle. Address In earn of HVrouiia,
he jowelor Shennmtnnh
LAUER'S
BOCK BEER
In Bottles or by
the Keg.
Lauer's Lager
AND
Pilsnei Beer.
Porter and Weiss Beer.
Christ. Schmidt,
Agent and Bottler,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH - PA
rmm.-enEnr-STORE.
DIUI.KU IN o
Fruit, Confectionery,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Wholesale and Retail.
SO West Centro Street,
DRINK-
CUJARY'S KXTRA KINI5
QUAUTY
-GINGER ALE,-
Snperior Sarsaparilla...
and Orange Champagne.
Tho Rosy Freshness
And a velvet aoftueaa of the aklu Is Inva
riably olitained br ttio") who uo I'ozzosi'H
Complexion i'owder.
am?
TliE TROOPS AT TAMPA.
Fouttesn Thousand Fighting Men Will Vt
in the Florida Coast Town
by Friday.
Tampa, Fla., May ll.-Hy tomorrow
six of the big government transports at
Port Tamim will be In readiness for
actual loading of the troops and horses,
Th y have already been fully supplied
with coal and water. The work ol
building the stalls for the horses and
mules was prnctlenlly completed yes
terday, and long lines of freight cars
filled with boxes of ammunition for the
rifles for the soldiers and for fta
gatllngs and Hotchklss quick flrlns
guns were backed up on the tracks
along the wharves, nnd the work of
loading them on ship wns commenced.
Today each transport will have mount
ed one or more of the Hotchklss guns,
while the frntllngs which will be
taken alonsr will be placed on the
lower decks.
Soldiers nnd olllcers nre uuletly pre
pnring for orders for the breaking of
camp. Pr.ictlcnlly all their belongings
except such things as are absolutely
necessary have been packed away, and
when the orders come but little will
remain to be done except to take down
und load Into the wagons the tents.
The mobilization of the state troop?
at Tampa commenced yesterday, and
by tomorrow nearly a thousand vol
unteers will be encamped here. The
ordering to Tampa from Chickamauga
of the Third and Sixth cavnlry regi
ments nnd all the Infantry regiments
yet remaining there will swell the total
number of regulars at this point to
over 12,000 men, and, with the state
troops and the Cuban volunteers,
11,000 soldiers will be encamped here.
SpiullHii Credulity.
Mobile, May 11. Gustave de Carde
nos, a prominent Cuban of this city
received the following letter from Ha
vana yesterday, dated April 2S: "Tin
Spanish are celebrating the victory ol
me rupture oi lour American ports
Mobile, Boston, Charleston und I'ens
acola. Hlaneo has given a very large
banquet to tho army and nayy. The
city Is gayly decorated, and thousands
of people are in processions. The city
Is wild with enthusiasm."
A Narrow Escape.
Thankful words written by Mis. Ada E.
Ihut, of Grotou, S. 1). "Was taken with a
ad cold which settled on my lungs; cougli
et hi und finally terminated hi Consumption.
Knur Doctors gave mo up, saying I could live
hut a short time. I save myself uti to my
Savior, determined if I could not stay with
my friend on earth, I would meet my absent
lies above. My husband was advised to get
Dr. KIiik's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. I give it a trial, took in
ill eilit bottles It has cured mc, and thank
(iod I am saved and now a well and healthy
woman." Trial bottles frco at A. Wnslcy's
Drug Store. Regular suo 50c and $1 00.
Ouarautecd onuico refunded.
Opening of Philadelphia A: ltindhig Sea
lttlo City 1'oute.
Tho Philadelphia & Jieadins Hue to Sea
Isle City will bo ready for business on and
ifter May IStli. Schedule ot train service
will bo announced later. It Is tho intention
of tlio 1'. & 11. management to make very ex
tensive improvements in the Sea Islo City
line. It will bo lint-class in every respect
mil up to the hlfjli standard new hi cll'cct on
chis company's Atlantic City, Capo May Hiid
Ocean City branches.
M. Ij, Yocum, Cameron, l'.i., says "I was a
sufferer for ten years, trying most all kinds
of pilo remedies, but without success. De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo was recommended
to mo. I Used one box. It has effected a per
manent cure." As a permanent cure for
piles DoWitt's Witch llazol Salvo lias no
equal. C. 11. llagenbucli.
1. O. O. I', l'aniile, IVillterlmrrn.
For tho Odd Fellows' parade at Wilkes
liaric, l'.i., May 17, tho Pennsylvania Hail
road Company will sell special exclusion
tickets from stations on its line, within a
radius of ono hundred miles, to Wllkcsbarro
and return, at rale of singlo fare fur the
round trip (minimum rate, 25 cents). Tickets
lo be sold May 1(1 and 17, good to return un
til May 18, 1SUS, inclusive.
Interested People.
Advertising a patent medicine in the pe
culiar way in which the proprietor of Kemp's
lfalsam for Coughs and Colds docs it, is in
deed wondcifttl. lie authorizes all druggists
to give to those who call for it, a sample
botlle free, that they may try it before pur
chasing. The large bottles are 25 and 60c.
We certainly would advise a trial. It may
save you from consumption.
Philadelphia &
Reading Railway
' 1 :. 1 lii.rn Haul Coal No Smoke
IN 1CKKKOT MAKCII 13tli. 1898.
Trains leave Hiienandonh as follows;
Kor New York via Philadelphia, neek (lays
2 10. SSS. 7 3J 0 51 11. in.. 12 1XJ. 3 10 nnd S 07
111 Sundays, i 10 a. m.
ror PJcw YorK via jnnticn kiiunK, wook unys,
5 88, 7 30 a. 111., 12 33 und 3 10 p. 111.
eor tteading aim i-uiKiuuipnia, wees un,
10. 5 30. 7 30. V 01 a.m., Vl 83. 8 10 and 6 07 1. u
K1111 Jays, 2 10 a. m.
For l'ciUsvlllc, week nays, z 10, 7 uu, v 01 a. 01.
12 33,3 10, 0 07 and T 25 p. 111. Sundays, 2 10 a. m,
For Tamanua and Malianoy City, week days
210,5 80, 7 30,061 a. in., 1233,8 10 and 6 07 p. m.
Additional to Malianoy City only, 1140 p. 111.
Hundiiyn. 2 10 a. in
For wullamtort, nunnury Anu L,ewisourg,
week days. 4 03, .130, 11 to a.m.. 1233, 7 24
n tn HundavB. 3 25 u. m.
HorMahanoj Plane, weekdays, 2 10. 4 0J, 530,
7 30. 9 Al, 11 SOU. 111., 1233, 3 10, 6 07, 7 25, 9 65 and
11 40 p. in. minoayu, z iu, 1 1 u. ui.
For Ashland and Shumokln, week days, 4 03,
5 36,7 30, 11 30 u. in., 12 33, 3 10,0 07, 7 2 and
9 65 (i. tu. Hundays, 1 03 a, in.
For nauiinore, vu8iiiiik(u aim suo , uek tim
H. A O, It. 11., through trains leo" 1 lteniiu;
Termliml. Phi udellitdu. !'. & It. II K.) ut 3-jS.
7 65, 1 1 20 u. 111., 3 10 and 7.27 p. i rJundai-H,
3 20, 7 00, 11 20 a. ui..S 48 und 7 27 p. m. Airlff
tlouul irullis iroru a weiiiyiuurm uuu ities
nut Htreets tatlon, week days, 1080 a. m. 12 20,
12 1& 940 p.m. Sundays, 1 00, o 43 i. in.
TRAINS KOIl 8HKNANDOAH.
Leave xsew lone via i-iiiiaueiiuii, wtc
days, 12 15, 4 30, 8 00, 11 30 a. m nnd 1 30, 4 80
9 00 p. 111. Uunduyi, 0 00 p. 10.
Leave JNew lorK via aiaucu i;iiuuk, wcea
days, 4 30, 9 10 a. in., 1 80 and 4 15 p. m.
Iuve l'tillaueluhla. KenatDlt Terimnnl. week
days, 12 01,8 40, H 85. 10 10 a. Dl. and 1 42,4 05,8 80
p. in. rnoiinys, uvi 11. ui.
U-ave IteiuliiK.week days, 2 05, 7 00,10 Od, a, m.
12 00 m 4 19, 6 00 and 8 20 p. 111. Sundays, 2 0)
m.
Leave Pottsvllle, week days, 8 05, 710 a. in
12 30 and 6 10 p.m. Sundays, 8 07 a. m.
Leave Tnmanun. week dAys, 8 55. 7 46. 1128 a.
m., 1 88, 5 80, 7 20 and 9 43 p. lu. Sundays, 8 53
A 111
Leave Mnhanoy City, week (lays. 12 20,4 91,
8 15, II 47 . in., 2 17, 5 18, 0 21, .7 44 and 10 OH p. in
Sundays 12 25, 4 21 a. in.
lA-aie Malianoy Plane, week days, 12 35, 2 40,
4 85 8 80,8 30. 10 25, 1159 a. in., 2 82, 5 32, 6 41
7 57, 10 22 11 m. Sunday, 12 40, 2 40, 4 33 a. ui.
Leave Vtilllaiusport, week days, 7 42, 10 20 a
ui., 4 00 and 11 80 p. m, Sundays, H 80 p. m.
ATIANT10 CITY DIVISION,
Leave I'hilttdcljihU Chcatnut treet waif ami
South fctrettwlmtf for Atlantic City.
Wopkiluyn Kiprena, 9Q0 a, m 2 00, (3 00
uuu ow n. ui., 40, uau p. 111, nunuuyH
Kxptetui, 900, 10 00 a, id, AccoiuinotfUloii, 8 00
. Ui, 4 45 p. in.
HeiurnlnK leave Atlantic City depot, corn
Atlautlo and Arkansas avenues.
Weekday-ICxnrtmt, 7 U5, 900 a.m., 8 80,5 30
p. in. Accommodation, 4 23, 8 15 a.m. 403 p. in.
coinmouatlon, 7 15 a. m., 4 15 p. m,
Varlor Cars on all exmetui ir&lna.
Vor further information, apply to neurtat
I'kiludrlphlaauU Ufcudluu Hallway tUkct a-it
f A. Mwirirl inn IJ1... 1 ln.
llen'l SuVt., llVn'i IWr Agt.
iirauiuK i criiiinui, ruiiadvipiiia.
La Grippe,
Followed by Heart Dlicnie, Cured by
DR. MILES' HEART CURE.
Mil. C. O. SRULTS, of -Wlntcraet, Iowa,
:.i :tik:r mvJ nnnufacttirrr nt
Phults' Safoty -Wliifllctrco Ooupllm.',
wrltpsof Di. Iuilen' n.-.v I. Cure. "Tvroyoam
"Roan ntti-ukut I..iGrlppo loft ino with n,
weak liotrt. I liad run down In Cesh to
:.c re uUii anil lion'. I could not dot-plylnc
down forsniotli'-'i li.B . pciisi frorienf. f harp
d irtlug pr-lna nud p.i'.i llnt'on causei1 v. con
stant lear of sudden dontli, uotlilug could
Ijduco mo to remain away from liomoov( r
night. My local pliyetclnu protcrlhod Dr.
Miles' Heart Curo and In a few days I was
ahlo to sleep well pud tlio pains gradually
lessened, and finally ceased. I reduced tho
tlio dosei, having gained fifteen pouuds, and
am now feeling hotter in every way than I
have for yeaib."
Dr. Miles' r.emcdlo;
aio sold by all drug-ngN
guarantee, Qr-it bottlo Jj12
lieucflU or monoy ro- f& . RostcrGO.
casca of tho heart and f ISbij f
norveofree. Address, ttk2iiittlM2d2
DIt. MltiKS MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Intl.
rpiiij iiinrm iT irniiu
1UB LliUIO m 11 ALL
State of Siege Proclaimed iu Many
Cities and Towns.
STUDENTS LEAD NAPLES EIOTS.
IIor.o C'ufH Overturned mid Attompts
Mudoto Itulld ISnrrlciiilcM Tho3Iob
DNpoiXMl by Cnvulry Clinrtscs nud
Alnuy looi)lo Killed.
Home, Mny 11. A state of siege has
been proclaimed In tho province of
Florence and ut Llvourno, Pisa, Slnea,
Massa and Grosseto, and also In tho
town of Spczzl, the naval port of
Spezzla being excepted from tho decree.
At Messina a crowd of women nnd
children proceeded to the town hall,
demanding food. They were dispersed
by the police nnd the crowd then began
breaking street lamps and tried to
sack a provision store. The proprietor
shot one of tho rioters, which Incensed
the disturbance. Troops are now oc
cupying the town.
The rioting at Naples yesterday was
widespread. It was started by big
hands of students, armed with sticks
and revolvers, who operated In vari
ous quarters. They wore soon Joined
by others, and stone throwing became
general. The police frequently charged
and dlspered the rioters, who, how
ever, reformed and overturned horse
cars, with which they attempted to
build barricades In several streets. But
they were unable to withstand the
charges of the cavalry. Tho rioters
made several attacks upon the sol
dlers, using stones and revolvers, and
the troops fired, killing or wounding n
number of the rioters. A number ol
trees and electric light poles in the
streets were felled nnd several guard
houses were burned by the rioters.
Disturbances are reported from van
ous points in the province of Naples.
Advices received from Milan glvo de
tails of the arrest of 200 rioters In a
monastery there. It appears that tho
students from Pavla, who Joined In tho
disturbances, entrenched themselves In
the Capuchin monastery, and while a
detachment of troops was passing tired
upon them. The military authorities
sent two field guns to tho scene, opened
fire on the monastery, made a breach
In Its walls and entered the building,
but the students escaped. All the
monks were arrested, and they will bo
Imprisoned previously to being dls
trlbuted among the other monasteries
of the order. For the present the
monks will be held at tho disposal ol
tho military authorities.
The workmen of Creva, near Lulno,
numbering several thousand, struck
work yesterday and a fight occurred
with tho customs ofilcers. The Duke
and Duchess of Saxe-Melnlngen, who
were attacked by brigands outside ol
Ttomo a couple of years ago, were driv
ing through Lulno when they found
themselves between the rioters and the
customs olllcers as the latter fired n
volley. The duke nnd duchess were not
hurt, but a dozen of tho rioters fell.
Tho ducal party returned here at a gal
lop.
The riotous demonstrations at Lulna
began on Sunday. The mob leaders
demanded a reduction in the price of
bread, which the local authorities con
ceded. Yesterday the rioters attacked
the carabineers in their barracks, and
also attacked the prison. The police
fired on the mob, killing several per
sons and wounding a number of others.
The premier, tho Marquis dl Kudlnl,
has sent a circular to the authorities
of Milan, Naples and other affected
districts, and to the commanders of
the army corps, declaring that though
the agitation may be spreading It la
less Intense, also pointing out that the
tranquility of Piedmont, Sicily and
Sardlna Is a factor of the highest im
portanco "In discouraging tho agitators
of disorders and encouraging those
who are wishing to maintain tho In
tegrlty of the fatherland."
Continuing the premier urges the of
ficials not to harbor exaggerated feara
and to avoid constant domnnds for
troops, as, It the whole army Is needed
It would put the country In a state of
war. In conclusion tho premier says
all civil nnd military functlonarla
must "employ Inilexlble rigor In
promptly repressing disorder.
Itlgld IrH4 foiiMifHltip lit Itnly,
London, May U. Tho Milan corre
spondent ot the Dally News tele
graphs: "I am unable at this momont
to send you mora than a few words.
Fresh nnd more rigid measures havo
been adopted In the censorship of tele
grams. The forced silence Is most
ominous. Any 'nlllclal accounts of tho
restoration of older must bo received
with alt reserve. Tho rebels arc be
sieging Milan."
The Home correspondent ot tho
Times says: "It Is believed that mat
ters are Bteadlly growing worse. Tliu
government Is dourly unequal to tho
dilllcultlue nt tho situation, and great
anxiety prevails In political circles."
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IiIrIi altitudes aio iinktiowu, rullinati Hist
and second class palaco and tourist sleeping
cars to points In Missouri, Arkansns, Texas,
Old nud Now Mexico, Arizona, California,
Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Utah and
Nevada, without cholige. Quick tiino, low
rates, and all the comforts of modern railway
iniprovements guainutced to all who pur-
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system, Kor ratos right from your homo,
literature, and full information, drnpn postal
curd, J. 1. McCunu, T. 1'. Agent, nil) liall-
road avenue, Ulnilra, N. Y or 3111 llroad
way, Now York.
1-1-tf W. K. Hnyt. 0, T, V. Act.
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The boil salvo in tha world tar rnu.
bruises, toios, ulcers, salt riicitm, over sores,
I..4. .1........1 1 t -1.1, .1 I
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TO BIRMINGHAM AND MEMPHIS.
UNsimi'Assini Fnnvici: oi'Fr.itim nv tiik
hOUTItKKN ItAlIAVAY.
Leaving Itroad Street station, Philadelphia,
at fkfij p. in. daily, the "Soutliwoslern
Limited," rarrylng a dining car and the
nost luxurious Pullman drawing loom sleep
ing cats, rear.hos Ilirminghan tho following
night at 10:10 ami arrives at Memphis the
next morningat 7: to. Through sleeping cars
fur Ashuville, Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tainpi, Atlanta, Mobllo and New Orleans are
also attached to this train, Pullman reser
vations can bo inado In advanco and all in
formation obtained by communiratlng with
John M. Heal, District Passenger Agent, MS
Chestnut streot, Philadelphia.
WII12N NATUItll
Needs assistance It may bo liest to render it
promptly, but one should remember to use
oven tho most perfect remedies only when
needed. The best and inostsimple and gentle
remedy is the Syrup of Figs, manulaclured
by the California Fig Syiup Co.
Tho South mid ItK ArirHiitngcH.
Tho Soutlicru Hallway has issued for frco
distribution, a sixteen page journal des
criptive of Virginia, Nortli and South Caro
Una, Tennessee, Georgia, Alaliaiiia and
Mississippi. Persons seeking now locations,
or capitalists desiring to maku safoaml profit
able investments will find tho information
:outuined therein both valuable and inter
esting. Copies will bo mailed frco upon ap
plication to John M. I3cn.II, District Passen
ger Agcut, 82S Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
It is a great lean from tho old-fashioned
doses of bluo-mass and nauseous nhvsics to
tlio pleasant littlo pills known as DeWltt's
l.uttle lJirly Hisers They cure constipation.
sick ncatlacnc nud biliousness. V. ll.llagcn
nucn.
'Tlio IJiiiiililIufc in' vriirnt. '
New York, May 11. Tiie bears In
wheat had a chance, to retaliate yes
terday, and did so with a vengeance
particularly In tho last hour, when
their persistent attacks upon the mar
ket resulted lu a wholesale tumble of
values, July losing nearly 10 cents a
bushel In a halt hour's time. From
the standpoint ot tluctuations the mar
ket was by far the wildest seen in
years. July rushed In quick stages up
to $1.31, reacted to $1.1DH, nnd closed
nt $1.22. The feature In May was a late
advance to $1,91.
I'm- mi Italian ltopubllo.
Lugano, Switzerland, May 11. Tho
Italian Socialist deputy HondanI has
arrived here from llelllnzona. lie de
clares the Italian revolutionists desires
to found a federated republic like tho
Swiss republic.
Wfflm Poor Way
Is to rely upon local applications, such as soaps, lotioiiB, salvos,
etc., which can not possibly go below tho surface. This treat
ment is vory much liko attempt ing to boil water by applying
tho heat to tho top of the vessel containing it. Evory body knows
what a orudo and uusatisfuctory process it would bo, aud no
ono would think of omploying such a niothod. Yet it is a vory
common thing for thoso afllicted with Eczema to expect to bo
cured by treatment which does not touch tlio disease. Eczema
is not a skin disease, as so many people think, although it pro
duces fiory a i . I burning itching that becomes almost unbearablo.
Zinc ointments, and other applications containing minorals,
should bo avoided, as they uro vory injurious to tlio skin.
Tho diseaso itiolf, tho real cause of tho troublo, is in tlio blood,
and only n rwil blood romedy, liko Swift's Specific, wliicJi goes
down to tho vory foundation and forces out all impurity, can
over have tiny permanent offect upon it.
only tho scars remain to show
477
have been a sufferor for eight years with
that horrible diseaso, Eczema, nnd no por
boii can describo tho burning nnd itching I
had to onduro, I wns treated by tho best
of physicians with no success, and tried till
tho patent medicines recommended for Ec
zema without nny good results, I went to
sovorul celebrated medical resorts, but the
disease soon roturned. 1 then tried B. 8. 8.
mid after a short whilo the burning nnd itch
ing subsided and I continued to improve
steadily until I was well entirely cured. Ym, Ahmsthoko,
Bo Bore, AVIs.
Thoso who aro contont with only temporary roliof from Ecze
ma can continuo tho uso of local applications, but all who
would havo every traco of tho irritating, burning diseaso thor
oughly oliininatod and tlio system rid of it forovor, will find
tho only euro in Swift's Speoitlo (S. S. S.). Uoingaroal blood
romedy, it novnr fails to curo tlto most obstinate, deep-seated
casou, which aro beyond tlio roach of other remedies. S. S. S.
is tho best blood romody, becuuso it is PURELY VEGETABLE
and is tlio only ono guaranteed to contain uo mercury, potash
or any othor minoral.
Books, on blood and skin disoases will bo mailed free to auy
address by Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
WASHINGTON.
The last threo-day personally-conducted
our of tho season to Washington via I'rtni-
sylvania Itnilroad will leave New York and
Philadelphia May 13. Tickcls, Including
tiinspmt.ittiiu, hotel accommodations and
issery nciTssaiy expcuo for tho vntlro trip,
will bo sold at tho following rates: Fiom
New York, Urooklyn and Newark, 11.00;
Plillllisburg, N. J , $14.B0j Pottsvllle, $11 30;
Capo May, $13.23', Philadelphia, $11,50, and at
proportionate rates from other points.
Persons desiring to return via Gettysburg
may do so by purchasing tickets at f'J.oo
extra, which Includes this privilege An op
portunity will also lo a fiord oil to visit Mt,
Vernon and Arlington at a slight additional
xpenso.
For itineraries, tickets, and full informa
tion apply to ticket agents j Tourist Agent,
linil llroadwity, New York j ordco. V. Iioyd,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, llroad
.Street Station, Philadelphia.
Tliu farmer, tlio mcchaiilu and thobicvtlo
drier arc llahlo to unexpected cuts and
bruises. DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is tho
best tiling to keep on hand. It heals quickly,
mills a well known curo for piles. 0. II.
Ilagenlmcli.
Decot-iitltm Day at tlettyshiu-g.
Memorial Day, May 30, will bo a great day
it Gettysburg. Imposing ceremonies will bo
performed on this historic spot In which
President McKlnlcy and his Cabluct are ox
pected to take pint.
The persunally-conducted tour of tho
Pennsylvania Hallroad to Gettysburg, Lnray,
Hid Washington, which leaves Now Yoik
mid Philadelphia May 28, wi 1 afford an
excellent opportunity to visit tlio famous
liatlloflcld on this occasion. Two days will
lie spent nt Gettysburg, ono at Luray, and
two nt Washington.
The party will bo under tho giiidanco of
ono of tho company's experienced tourist
agents. A chaperon, whoso especial charge
will bo unescorted ladies, will accompany tho
trip throughout. Hound-trip tickets, coor
ing all necessary expanses during tho cutiie
timo absent, will bo sold at tlio extremely
low rato of $27 from Now York, $20 frjtu
Trenton, $21 from Philadelphia, und pro
portionate rates from other points.
Fur Itineraries ami full information, apply
to ticket agents; Tourist Agent, 1100 llroad
way, New York ; 7S9 liroad Street, Newark,
S'.J.;orGco. W. Iioyd, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Phila
delphia. Sciatch, scratch, scratch ; unable to attend
to business during the day or sleep during
the night. Itching piles, horrible phiguo.
Doau's Ointment cures, Novcr falls. At
my drug store, SO cents.
Peroration Puy Tour to Gettysburg.
Tho Pennsylvania Hallroad Company has
arranged for another of its popular seven
day personally-conducted tours to tho battlo
llehl of Gettysburg, Luray Caverns, and
Washington, to leave Now York and Phila
delphia by special train Saturday, May 2S.
Itate, $37.00 from New York; $21.00 from
Philadelphia, covers all necessary expenses.
Piopiirtinuato rates from other points.
For itineraries and full information apply
to ticket agents; Tourist Agent, 1100 llroad
way, Now York ; 780 Hroad street, Newark,
J. ; or Geo. W. Boyd, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Philadelphia.
A torpid liver robs you of ambition and
ruins your health. DoWitt's Lit lo Harly
Hisers cloiuso the liver, euro constipation
and all stomach and liver troubles. C. II.
llagcubuclu
AUK YOU GOING SOUTH?
TUP. f-OimiKUN RAILWAY KKACHES
ALT,
ntOSIINKNT POINTS.
Don't start South without consulting John
M. Hcall, District Passenncr Agent, Southern
Hallway, II2S Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
If you cannot call in person, wrlto to him.
to Treat
I liatl Eczomn on my foot for twenty
years, and liotwlthstaiulinp; constant treat
ment it continued to spread and prow worse.
I used salves und lotions innumerable,
nnd also used several blood remedies, but
none hud nny effeet. The disease finally ex
tended from niy toes to my knee, nnd the
pain nnd itching were almost unbearable. On
account of my ago (which is 70) the physlclnns
said n cure was impossible. One dozen bot
tles of S, S. S. cured mo completely, and now
tho awful struggle I huvo endured.
Jhts. Saiiaii Pikr,
Broadway, South Boston, Mass.