Plenty of Tliom, But so Different,
Local Proof Is What Slicn-
andoali People Want.
Thcie aro a p.rcat many of llieiu,
Every p.ipor has Its shnro.
Suitcnionts lmrtl to bollevo, Imnlcr to
prove.
SUitcinouts froni far nwny places.
What people say In Malno.
Public expression from California.
Oftlincs Rood endorsement there.
lint of little sorvlco hero nt homo.
Shenandoah people want local proof.
The sayings of neighbors, friends mid
citizens.
Homo endorsement counts.
It disarms the skeptic, Is hoyond dispute.
This is the hacking that stands behind
every box of Doan's Kidney l'llls. Here Is a
cuso of It ;
"A Ira Thomas McKay, of B02 Itiispberry
Ave, iys:"I had been much troubled
with un aching in the small of my back nt.d
n lameness or tenderness in my loins when
stuuplnu or rising from a chair. There were
pains in the top and back of my head and a
feeling of weariness hanging o'er rao till the
time. 1 had no energy and seemed moro
tired mornings than I was tho night before.
Doan's Kidney Pills wero highly recom
mended to mo and I got them from Klrlln's
Pharmacy ou South Main street, and began
using them according to directions. 1 found
immediate relief and they soon stopped tho
dull, minding aching in my back and re
moved tbo lamonoss and also Kidney Pills as
a remedy that can always bo rolled upon to
cure backacho and kidney troubles."
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by nil dealers.
Price 50 cents. Mailed by Fostcr-Milbiirn
Co., llufl'alo, N. Y., solo Rgonts for tho U. H.
Kemembor tho name Doan's and tako no
other.
CURES
1 Fever, Congestion.
2 Worms.
3 Infants' Di senses.
4 Diarrhea.
7 Coughs & Colds.
9 Headache.
lO Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
1 1 Delayed Periods.
1 2 Leuchorrea.
1 O Hrntn
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No. 1 A Skin Diseases.
No. IB Rheumatism.
No. 1 9 Catarrh.
No. 27 Kidney Diseases.
No. 34 Sore Throat.
No. 77 Grip & Hay Fever,
Dr. Humphreys' ITomoopathlo Jlmraal
of
Diseases at your Uruffgists or Mailed Free.
soul uy (lruirgnsis, or sour on receipt oi ssxas.,
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every pa'ate that tastes it.
Now on tap at all
our customers.
Witt. SCHM1CKRR, JR.,
Agent.
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RUPTURE
It you wear tho
CHAMPION TRUSS.
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A Handsome Complexion
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possess. I'ozzoni'd Comiixiion I'owdkuj
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MARCHING
ON CUBA
Next on the Program in the
War Preparations.
I SPANISH SQUADRON II CADIZ.
Interesting News Expected
From Sampson.
HE MAY ATTAOK PORTO BI00
Tho Navy Department Will Not Di
vulge Plans.
EUROPE HAY ADVISE SPANIARDS.
Diplomats at Washington Talk of the Un
equal Contest and the Futility of Spain's
Efforts to Combat Our Forces, as Illus
trated at Manila, and Intimate That Theit
Governments May Urge the "Haughty
Castilian" to Sue For Peace Before It Is
Too Late.
Washington, May 11. It Is hard to
tell whether the naval officials were
relieved or disappointed by tho news
that camo late yesterday afternoon,
to both the navy and stato depart
ments, to the effect that the Spanish
flying squadron had arrived at Cadiz,
Spain. Tho safety of the Oregon from
attack is now completely assured, and
the way is clear for military opera
tions in Cuba without running the risk
of having tho occupying army's lino ol
communication cut olT. Ou tho other
hand, it is believed that no enduring
peace can bo secured until tho Spanish
navy has been destroyed, and it now
appears that to do this our sailors
must nuiko up their minds to go after
the Spaniards, a task very much mora
difficult than that of meeting them
near our own shores.
It was suggested by somo of tho
members of tho war board that there
was just a possibility that the Spanish
squadron might make a quick passage
into the Pacific, through the Suez
canal, and attack Dewey at Manila.
It Is said that, contrary to tho common
understanding, the Suez canal Is open
to warships of belligerent powers, so
that If the Spanish chooso to take this
course they would have a long start of
any pursuing fleet from our sldo of the
Atlantic. It Is scarcely believed, how
ever, that tho Spanish are willing to
take tho great risk of exposing to our
attack their own homo ports.
Nothing was heard from Admiral
Sampson yesterday, but thoro is a con
fident expectation that interesting
news will be coming from his squad
ron within the next 12 hours. Wheth
er this means any nttack on Porto
Ulco or not cannot bo learned.
One effect of the retreat of the Span
ish fleet has been to hasten oven moro
tho preparations already under full
headway for the dispatching of mili
tary expeditions to Cuba. It also has
caused a complete change in tho con
centration plans. There is no longer
opportunity to Indulge In extensive
drilling nnd practice maneuvering.
Tho regular army troops do not need
these, and are to be thrown at ouco
into the fray. Many of tho regiments
of tho National Guard which aro en
tering tho volunteer service are felt
to bo sufficiently trained to follow tho
regulars Immediately, and tho depart
ment has Indicated its purpose of dls
patching these volunteer troops direct
ly to the gulf coast for shipment.
Tho quartermaster general has al
ready gotten under charter 27 mer
chant steamers for tho transport of
troops, and roughly speaking, these
should carry about 20,000 men. Others
are being procured as rapidly as possi
bio. Tho plan of the war department
is to have these vessels assomble at
the different gulf ports, Tampa, Mo
bile, New Orleans and Galveston, to
take on troops which will be sent
there. The navy department Is ex
pected to furnish convoys-' ir these
transports, which would be absolutely
helpless against Spanish attack. At
this point there aro signs of friction.
Tho navy department insists that to
insure tho Bafety of the convoy of tho
troops all of tho transports should
be gathered In one fleet to start from
Tampa, and the navy is likely to pre
vail in this.
Now that Major General Sewell has
been assigned to command tho con
centration CLmp at Falls Church, prep
arations are belLg rushed to put tho
grounds thoro Into shape for the re
ccptlon of tho volunteers.
Two million Americans suffer the torturing
pangs of dyspepsia. No need to. llurdock
lllood Hitters cures. At uuy drug store.
1-tivoriiiK llitwutlitit 'MiiKixiitliiii,
Washington, May 11. The house
committee on foreign affairs met yes
terday to consider the Hawaiian an
nexation treaty, but finally deferred
the vote until tomorrow. The delay
was on request of the minority. The
committee stands 11 to 4 In favor of
annexation. There was little done by
the committee at the session, aside
from the examination of Lieutenant
General Seluifield, retired, and Admiral
John Q. Walker, retired, both of whom
warmly advocated annexation.
Give the Children a Drink
called Qnilu-O. It is a delicious, iiopcIIzIiil'
nourishing fond drink to take tho place of
coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked by all
who have used it because when properly
prepared it tastes like tho finest coffee but is
free from all its Injurious properties, drain
O aids dlgostlon and strengthens the nerves,
It is not a- stimulant but a health builder,
and children, as well as adults, can drink it
with great benefit. Costs about 1 as much a)
cotlco, 15 and lSo.
CftSTORlA
Arcec(ablcPrcparationfonAs
similatliirj Ihcrpo'dfltulRcgula
Ung HmStamoilisftdBoTOls of
PromolcsDi'cslioaClicciful
ncss nnd Rcst.Conlflfns ncilhcr
Opnim.Mofphino nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic.
Have ofOldU-SWlXmnVllEB
HmtpJcin Srtil
sflx.Srsii
Seed
Hpptrmint
Mi CarionateSoda
115m Seed -Ctmlud
Sugar
hintuymn flanr.
AocrfccHlcmcdv forConstipa-
tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca,
Worms .Convulsions.Fevcrislv
ticss and LOSS OF SLEEP.
facsimile Signature of
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EXACT COPy OF WHAPPEB.
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but hare soM direct to the con
earner for 35 yeiri at whole-
eais pricei, aiTioft Dim iae
dealer'! profit!. Ship an j.
wnere lor examination.
ETerjthlog
118 itrlei of
55 ttvlca of
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Barren. C5U to S125.
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IN THE MANUFACTURE OP THIS CHOICE
BREWERY PRODUCTION
THE KAIER COMPANY, Limited, 1
OF MAHANOY CITY,
Has attained an excellence which has rarely been excelled.
MR. CHARLES D. KAIER 3
And his associates liavo spent, not only much time, but also a
largo amount of money, In experiments, to bring tills Iteer to
its present perfection and they havo many testimonials that
the company has received from well known medical men
which are exhibited with pardonable pride by tho President,
Mr. Chas. D. Kaier. Tho brewer, Mr. Franz Kalor, is a
uentlenian scientifically versed in all that pertains to tho
lliewer's Art nnd to his perseverance and closo application is
largely duo the splendid triumphs achieved by
The Kaier Export Beer..
It is compared by many "Old
to tho products of Uadon and
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Snm'l Ilenrr, solemnly swears be fort
Notary 1'ubJlc if. Abelen 'l fluttered se
verely and my whole system was wrecked
wrougu a very oaa ailment oi private
nature, also had a very bad case of VAH
IC(K lM.IMli tOMia.K AMUSli. and
all the accompanying symptoms, I did not consult
any physician; but for three years spent a treat
amount of money and took the treatment ol more
than halt dozeu advertising concerns, all of whem
guaranteed a cure and afterward my condition
was worse than ever. I then resolved to consult a
physician, one whom I heard so much about old
DR. THEEL 604 North Sixth St.
(private entrance on Urevn Hi.), rhtluilelplitn,
and a tier seven months under but care I was per
manntly cured or the I'lMVATU IHHIIASH
also the Varicocele without the use of the knlte, I
am so grateful to the learned Dr. Thee I and cannot
praise lilin too highly. I think him able to cure the
most dangerous diseases. Dr. Theel also cured my
brother William or a bad Stricture and Hydrocele.
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Dizziness, Wakefulness, Fits, Hysteria, Quick
ness, Nii;lit Lossos, Kvil Urenras, I,ack of Conti.
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Office, 58 Trust Building, Williamsport, Pa.
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" 1i rrn,t ,(lll(l' . AtetOIOll 1 N
HOW IN THE
llopublican Loader's Speeoli Antici
pating Queen's Abdication
EVOKES A STORM OF PROTESTS.
ltlottnir at Aliciiuto Still OiiitlnuoM,
Itoiidi-d Warehouse KoIiIkmI anil
Itiirned Moro Snnlli Ijles In !!
KUi'd to tho Ciibnn lllookndo.
Mmlrld, JIny 11. In tho chamber of
deputies yesterday the Cntalonlan dep
uties strongly protested ngalnst the
proclamation of martial law In Barce
lona, as there have been no disorders
there. The minister of the Interior,
Senor Capdepon, replied that the au
thorities of Barcelona undoubtedly had
rood reasons for their action. There
upon the Catalonlan deputies declared
they would postpone their Intended In
terpellation of the minister of war un
til a proper government has been
formed.
A Velenclan deputy declared that the
captain general of Valencia had threat
ened the newspapers, saying ho would
break up their forms If they printed
matter attacking the government.
Tho chamber had a prolonged sitting
lost evening with a view of passing the
current political measures giving the
government authority to procure funds
to continue the war. Senor Salmeron,
the Ilejiulillcan leader, alluded to the
rumors of the queen regent's abdica
tion, and declared that the Republi
cans were ready to form a government
forthwith. His remarks evoked n
storm of protests, and Senor Salmeron
was unable to proceed for fully ten
minutes. Monarchists and Republicans
shrieked at each other and bandied
threats. The president's voice waB
completely drowned. When he finally
obtained a hearing, the president. Mar
quis Vega d'ArmeJo, requested Senor
Salmeron to withdraw the calumny.
Senor Salmeron refused, whereupon the
president named him and threatened
to name Mm thrice if he contiued his
attacks upon the throne. As a result
of this caution and of the persistent
monarchist Interruptions Senor Sal
meron was compelled to desist from
continuing his speech.
Senor Sagasta, the premier, declared
that anyone trying to sow disunion
among Spaniards when the nation was
engaged In an international struggle
was unworthy the name of Spaniard.
Senor Salmeron shouted: "I am a
good Spaniard."
This exclamation was greeted with
monarchist shouts of "No, no; out with
him."
Senor Sagasta appealed to the pa
triotism of members and prayed the
house to vote the funds so necessary
to conduct tho war. His appeal was
greeted with the general cry: "We will
vote Immediately."
Senor Silvela, leader of the Dissi
dent Conservatives, said his party
would abstain from further discussion,
and was ready to vote the urgent war
funds Immediately, but he claimed the
right to debate the other budgetary
measures.
The chamber then definitely adopted
the war credits.
The bread riots at Alicante, the sea
port of Valencia, were continued all
night, the women taking a prominent
part In the work of destruction. A
riotous mob paraded the streets, de
manding cheaper bread and other nec
essaries of life. The rioters marched
to the factories, where they were join
ed by the people who were at work.
Later they sacked the Octroi bureau
and burned the furniture and archives.
A strong force of gendarmes was sent
to the scene and a charge was mae
upon the mob, which was temporarily
dispersed. But the rioters reformed
and attacked and burned all the bond
ed warehouses, after possessing them
selves of the wheat In storage.
A dispatch received here from Ha
vana yesterday afternoon says that
the Spanish steamer Montserrat,
which, with a valuable cargo, troops
and a large sum of money, intended
for Havana, escaped the United States
fleet and entered the port of Clenfuo-
gos, has now run the blockade of the
American squadron and has entered
the port of Havana In safety. It Is
consequently claimed that this proves
that the blockade of the Cuban ports
Is Ineffective. So many utterly false
reports have been given out in Madrid
recently that American confirmation of
tho arrival of the Montserrat at Ha
vana will be required before the story
of her blockade running Is accepted as
truth.
General Primo de Rivera, who In
March of last year succeeded General
Polavloja as captain general In the
Philippines, and was in turn recently
succeeded by General tlgustl, has ar
rived here from the Philippines. Great
crowds assembled in the streets and on
the quays to welcome him, but he suc
cessfully evaded the demonstration.
The Sure La Grippe Cure.
There. Is no use sull'crinc from this dreadful
malady, if you will only get tbo right remedy.
You are baviuit rain all tlirouch your body.
your liver is out of order, have no appetite,
no lire or ambition, have u baa cola, in tact
aro completely used up. Electric Bitters is
tho only remedy that will give you prompt
and sure rcliof. They act directly on your
l.lvtr, stomacn anu Kidneys, tono up too
wliolo system and make you feel like a now
beint;. They aro guaranteed to cure or price
refunded, tot sale afr A. Wasloy s Drue
Storo, only SO cents per bottle.
Voliliitoors Mustered In.
Washington, May 11. Reports re
ceived at Adjutant General Corbln's
oITlce yesterday show that 31.351 men
had been mustered Into tho volunteer
army of the United Stntes. It is prob
able, however, by this time that the
actual number mustered In Is about
CO.000 In round numbers.
Children liko it. it saves their lives. We
mean Olio Minute Couch Cure, tho infallible
remedy lor coufjlis, eolds, croup, uroncliltli,
crippo, noil oil throat and lung troubles, V.
II. HuBcnbiicb.
Troiisury l'nylH "t' fiolil.
Waalilngton, May 11. The I'nlieil
States treasury yeHteriluy liegan pay
Intr out K'lld over tho counter In lieu of
currency. This will lie continued ln
ilellnltely. The available cash lialnnco
ou hand, Includlui the hunilreil million
pold reserve, Is $213.313,6S5. Ot, thlH
amount $S0.32S,431 Is free roUI ami the
balance Is made up ot silver treasury
nnd United States notes, etc.
A llttlo hoy asked for n bottle of "Ret up in
tho moriiiiiB in fust us you can," tho driiKsisi
recosnlzud 11 household name fm "Di'WItt'i
Mltle l!arly lllsors," and khvo hli- a bottlo
or tlioso luiiiLUi llttlo pills lor consilium"",
sicV headache, liver nnil stomach trouhlcs.
O. II, llttRcnbucli.
iveiiiiiiurSiui'is in scou- Aiiilruo.
New York, May 11. Walter Wellmnn
yesterday emlmiltea on his search for
tho North l'ole and Andree, Ho sailed
on the Kaiser Wllhelm der O rosso and
expects to reach Tiumsoe, Norway,
within a foi tnlK'hl- There his party of
HClentlsts will meet him, and on June
20 they will depart on the loo steam
boat Kritjof for tin." Arctic regions.
Walking the Floor.
When a business man gets to the point
where he cannot sleep at night, where lie is
10 shattered of nerve that it is torture to
tven remain in his bed, and he has to get
up and pace the floor It Is time for th.it
man to bring himself up with a round turu.
If he does not, it means nervous proBtration
and mental, If not physical, death.
l?or a man who gets into this condition
there is a remedy that will brace hltu up,
put him on his feet and make a man of him
again. It is Dr. Pierce's Colden Medical
Discovery. It goes to the bottom of things.
It searches out the first cause. When a
man is in this condition you can put your
finger on one of two spots and hit that first
;ause the stomach or the liver or both.
This great medicine act directly on these
spots. It promptly transforms a weak stom
ach into a healthy one. It facilitates the
flow of digestive juices and makes diges
tion and as.similation perfect. It gives a
man an appetlk like a boy's. It invigor
ates the liver, it fills the blood with the
life-giving elements of the food, and makes
it pure, rich, red and plentiful. The blood
is the life current, and when it Is filled with
the elements that build new and healthy
tissues, It does not take long to make a man
well and strong. It builds firm, muscular
flesh tissues and strong and steady nerve
fibers. It puts new life, vigor and vitality
into every atom and organ of the body. It
cures nervous exhaustion and prostration.
Nothing "just as good" can be found at
medicine stores.
" I bad suffered about eleven years with a pain
in the back of my head and back " writes Mr
Robert Hubbard, of Varner. Lincoln Co , Ark
" I suffered for eleven years and spent a great
deal of monev for doctorR and medicine, but did
uot get relief. Then I tried four bottles of the
'Golden Medical Discovery' and improved great
ly. 1 sent for five more and now am glad to tell
everyone that I am in good health."
CniiiioniiilliiK OfT f'npe Lookout.
Beaufort. S. C, May 11. Captain Al
len, of the schooler Alert, and many
others of the ocean fleet of fishermen
of this place, report hearing heavy
cannonading off Cape Lookout, N. C,
at 10 o'clock yesterday, counting 47
distinct shots.
For Infants and Children.
Tie he- f
' it M
emy
Ad in leal Montcjo ltrporttnl Killed.
London, May 11. A special dispatch
from Shanghai says It Is reported there
that Admiral Montejo, the commander
of the Spanish lleet, who escaped from
Cavlte by running along the shore to
Manila with his two suns, was killed by
the populace of the latter place.
Thirty-five years make a generation. That
In I...... 1.. A.I..1..I. 17.. 1...- rr MI
O., suffered from piles. Ho was cured by
using tbreo boxes of DeWitt's Witch Ha.el
Salve. C. H. Ilagenbui-li.
iME PBrMOT MESS S
DO MOT DESPAIR!
lk Not SnflVr Iontiert The
ios mid anilnrinns or life ma
hv rcst'ire.t 1" mih Tin- very
RurM ':i.,p- u! Mtvuu- IH'ImII
tv an- iihMiluniv rnti-d ly
ij:itri:crro i'ahkktm.
tiivo prompt relief tointsoiunla,
fuilhiK menior uml the waste
nmi (irnin or vuai powers muiir
red bv indiscretutiis uruxceshes
if early yearh Impart vitror
inn) pdiencv to cvitj iuiicuuu
Uraroupthe sysn-m oiv
otiixtlrc 11 nil lllvt 1 Hi t hi
bloutti to the
cu's of youn
itiil energy;
plete Kiiaran
tii run be
oruld. One box rnifw-- k
C boxes at S.AO n iMin-fifW 1 f
teeu cure r mine reTinin
carrietl in vest pocket Nuld
m-illinl in uliilti nrm tuTiin
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receipt ut prlfe
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vigor to the whole hemt;. All drains and losses are checkr.l . tn tiilv. Unless ptiei rs
are properly curnl, their condition often worries thm into Ii--inity, C' nutnptlon or Death
Mailed sealed. Pru e $i perLox; 6 boxes, with lron-cl-irt ri guarantee to cure or refund the
moucy,5.oo. Send lor free book. Address, PEAL MEDICINE CO , Cleveland, 0.T"
For Sale al KIHLIN'S Druff Store, Shenandoah, Pa.
"A FAIR FACE K AY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GAIN." MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
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(f'At fu l?lM ' V f'Tiiieil ami thrifty House-wife will
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thirty Ct. iv !utr. t l'u
A MIRROR
Paris and New fork ich
Fashions
A Colored Fashion
Supplement
Cut Paper Patterns
A Bi-weekly Pattern
Sheet
LONG SERIALS
T W Illifslnu
T o famous authors will contribute Iohr
pi n il stones to the IIazak in iHS The
first dels w.lh Slo1i.Ii and 1'uulliienUl
c nc , the set ond is a story of a young
girl, t.rsatile, ana typically
Mary E. Wllkina
Octave Thanet
These
vrrji i: ir m
W ','(, A?:."u:".: nrominent writers will coiiuibme
a iMsy v , . sliort stories to the IIazak in is,i,
I Ka.bTSr,.o,. rnakjiu, ,-p.r ,.ciall, ncU
? nuPinTiHTOTS Awn ?PPriAT. ARTICLES
OUU PARIS LETTER
fit KATH4Rl'B "if FORkST
ni tin fJ n M .. M
By MIRUAhhTH. H'MCll
Tt... u;il tu. i a,rii, nf
i rVs?3B Voitt. rl, the Plav, Women and Men, leaders among Woman,
NV 0 GardeniiiB. Housekeeping, Life and Health, Indoor Detalli, eic.
A 7W . n. n Cana - C-
l'jil.ift " in tit Until
w. D. lloweiu Address HAnrtfi cs UHUintiii, ruuiitneri. new iui vui
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
BOHTTKILI. DIVISION.
Mat I, ISO.
Trains will leave Shenandoah after the am.r
iih mr wiggsns, wnoonon. Fraolcvllle jirr
Water, St. CTalr, Pottsvl'V Hamburg, Kwllj,.
l'nttrtown, PhoenlivllU XonNtown and Phi
Delphi fllMMd street station ) S0A Mid IIS
a. in., 2 02, ft is. p. m. un week days. Himdays,
6 Ot a. in., 1 50 m.
Iave Shenandoah for Pottsvtlle (via Delanni
7 117. 1(1 OTi a m , 12 SO, 2 02 and 28 p, m. week
days. Sundays. 0 a", i. ni., II 31 p. m.
Trains leave Krackvllle, for Sbenan dost at
7 3, illllt, m. and tie, 7 81 p. it. hut.-'r-y,
11 ot a in, and 8 20 p m
Trf-nve Pottsvlllu for Shenandoah (via l rac k
vllle 7 10, 11 30 B. m., 6 20, 7 2S p ni ,' ,y
10 ftr, a. m.. ft 00 p. m.
Leave Pottavllle for Shenandoah (via i, Unn
7-1".. 040 n. m., 1280, a m noop. m w ik
days. Sundays, 9 IS a. m. 6 05 p m.
lave Philadelphia, (llroad street station i f
SliKiianrtnah at S IW, H 85 and 10)9 am., HO
p. m. week days. Sundays leave at SO a. ru
lave Broad street station, Phlladelpbla 1
Sea (lit, A.lnr Park. Ocean drove, In
Rrancti. and Intermediate stations, 8 0,
11.14, a. m., 8.80 and 4 00 p. m. week-days.
Leave Hrond Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOR NEW VOKK.
Express, week-days, 8 20, 104, 4 SO r r X
7 83,8 20, 9 50, 10 21 (Dining Car), 11 'In t, ,
12 00 noon, 12 85 (Limited 100 and 4 !- ,
Dining Oars), 140, 2 80 (Dining Tar) 3 an
1 00, S 00, S 50 (Dining Car), 8 05, 7 02, 7 11 I .
lug Car), 10UO p. m., 1201, night. Humlavg.
8 20, 4 OS, 4 SO, 6 15, 8 20, S, 10 21. (Ill ing
1 i;ari, ii an n. m., i i, ion fuming luTj z j
(Dining Cat), 400 ( Limited) 4 22 (Dfiiliiii r.ir
."120,850, (Dining Cat (185, 7 02,7 18, (himrig
I Cnr 10 00 i. m., 12 01 night.
' Express for Boston without change, 11 00 a ra
week-days, and 7 48 p. m., dally.
WASHINGTON AND THK SOUTH.
For Baltimore and Washington. 8 50, 7 20,8
L 1020. 11 23, a. m., 12 09, 1281 (DL.Ing Cut , I .
Ii' un, ik -nrj, a in, i -ii, id bj ' uuri-'S'
Monal Limited, Dining Car, 6 17. 65r. ; lilu
lug Car, 7 81 Dining Carl p. m., and liOl
night week days. Sundays, 8 SO, 7 20, V 2, 11 Z3
a. 111.. 1200, 1 12, Dining Cr 441, "J0(t.
grcmlonal Limited, Dining Car, 0 55 1 Dining
Carl, 781 'DinlngCarl p. in. and 12 05 ulglit
For Baltimore, aeioiumodatfoii. 9 12 u in r
and 4 01 p in week duya, 5 08 and 11 16 p in da ay
FOH ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad street station via Delaware rice
bridge Exprees, 9 20 n m, 7 05 p. ni. dulK
I,eave Market street Warf Express, 'Ml a in
2 00, (8 00 .Saturdays only I, 4 00, 5 00 p. m Sri
days, S 45, 8 45 a. m (accommodation 4 ;., u, .,
500 p. in.)
j rot caps May, Angiesea. vt ildwood and IIoI v
Reach, riea Isle City, Ocean 'tlv, Avalmi nil'
Stone Harbor Express, 900 a. in., 4 00, p u
week days. Bu nduys, 0 00 a. m.
HFor Somers Point Express, 100, a. m , 0 ro,
4 00, 5 00, p. m. week days Sundays, 8 11 a. ci
and 9 43 p. m.
I. B. HUTIHIXDOH, J. R, Wood,
Uen'l Manatcer, rton'l Pa a r -t
THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE Ml 1
Should be Id Every Home and Lima-
ins People's Die Hfsiom
Ts writton by Riht Hon Will mm Kwnrt f.l.t I t n
Ki-l'rmi'r of (.rent Hritiuti itnd IrnUitnl. i
b.nt? ite . H. b.iir f, o.uk n s ( m!m. , -Kov
Hiinim-t !vrn rurti.s, ) ) , (hicitu't It.
SemiTiHii, ClncaKO III , Kuv. i rt dm k W K.r '
F.K S . I' an of Cium-rhurs . CiuiHMhitri. I
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lie ! runt- V 'fi- l ll. Aimuur ft
I'lliniiri. Ill He i.. ' DI,
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City. N. Y . H-
Strpi'l F'if'i H ii ti-t i ' i
M. HriHtol, 11 1 , I u i
l.vonton. III.; Eei. . I
ilan Oonmomvenltli " 1
I.vurett Helo. I) I) .
ltcwlon, Mac-., Ii .1 1- 1
T'lllflito, Midline 1 1 ' 1 '
I I'll in Ifur.ernLt.. f t
(lli'imr Wilkinson 11 1 , I
rutjo, 111 . If.n. - tnmol Hui I I
liinttor'l,('inni..ln.v ,J Monro
id I'robvforiHii flhurcli Ion'l.
r Lnrlmpr. 1.1, II . Tim Tenililfi. lit,
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run un Miinni.-ut; ptuw. 51 ,u. ,.
tlonu, allt etluSK, cloth, 4 a), hnlf levant, ;
lov int. HOI
ji (KTIl HHTIOV-I yv imvi". Vf fiill-l ni
Ii,.n HI p A (flit ,-U'H, f til 1 !'' in' ( 1
tUm, Stll" ll-lwn volumi'- lul1 l.iiml.lu'i
inlPAR"W,luarl''-i7P. review 'i ...Ui'iif
paaerotrrsn. sawed. tnauu.L'1 i hru.fl1"
Fur sala at all booksterm m$mvc'j!-''
tnithsr InfomiaUoB. write KKSUV O.n'n
Pal niier.tlaB4 Ml Mcwroe Strssl. Chios ' i
fOfilfrwt rf' w- - Knr. ,rc Co.,rvL r&.
Pot
at Povtnsky'a drug- store,
Centre street.
Eas
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PAWN'S TANSY PILLS
A Tmre. TEIVAtl. l.FI- WOMAN S H tl.lt F.
AILt,,i,nniitinil r.l'.il.t Aij 1 1 'if' 9
Gl Cikiu'i Tst 1'iu.snnil miiiiiomii.
M ilru ' otnrvl Or MTit .UreCt (k11 . I.nre
c'atux Hesc. Co., boium, Mrm. Our buck, 4e
For eale at Klrlln's drutr store and Sbenoodoa
drugstore
DOUBT, TRY
Ihoyliavc A
tllLti I
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.id h.kc
t Nttoin lib.
: I ieb'tii , ii4 iiie1'- '
J 'icy lIi ar t ic br.nii,
the uixul itton, m
net'- t. anil imp .rt a t !r t
LIO
i
WONIFN WHO READ I
the liouso, as a standard remedy for
Siirajns, Bruises, Crninpn, Itlioumatlsru, s
all nclius aud pains. ;
Pric 26 eU. and E0 els per bottle.
Prepared by H. i. HACKETT & CO , PMIadelpMa
EVEETWHEEE.
u .
OF FASHION
wue mil cumai
lull , I rt
j.ir, ii drawitiKs t the ad jiii c tuslnoiis
ol P.o.s and Ntw York. Oute a m.Jiilh
the ltZAK will issue, free, a color, d
fashion supplement I'ut paper patterm,
of certain gowns m each number wilt be
made a feature 'ltiee will be sold tit
connection with each issue at a umfoi m
price. The Hazah will alto publish bi
weekly, lief, ail outline pattern shtvt
WrtliiraBlili
AND SHORT STORIES
WILD EELLN
By II II 11.1 l I I '
RAGGED LADY
fiy If. J HOII I I . s
American.
ami a acore of other equi
prominent writers will
tlu li. VVullos
THE LONDON LETTER
H) tin. rOVLTtSSY PluH OU'
HUMOR
By JOI.V KBNDRKU BAKGS
irt nn Kllnuette. Music, at
P,nn.c1 Suh.. ti Yaif
J SUUl, Camui, aiut lUxic.
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