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Shenandoah Is Learning It, Learning
It Past-Proof not Lacking.
Kvcrylinrlv 1ms it.
That tired feeling.
Don't know what It maws.
Keeps tou nwako at night.
Destroys dully rumrort.
Wearies tlio body. Worries tlio inltitl.
Von would shako It oil'.
You would be healthful nud strong.
So you enn.
If you tio at It right.
First I earn what It means.
Some say It's bad blood.
Others my it's .1 lazy liver.
They're nil wrong.
Tired feeling menus tired kidneys.
Just ns Lame h.ic:; menus Lame K 111 neys.
And backache mcani Kidney Aehe.
Iln .v tli wo know it?
IIitiiih' Hum's Kidney l'lllicnio It.
And they lire for kidneys only.
How i an we niove it?
llei . ,e the public wiy so.
Horo isu ease in point:
Mrs. Win. Orndwoll, of 23 North Ollburt
(itreet, says s "I had no tronh with my
hack nutd nbout four yours ngo but from that
time on It was quito severe and seemed to I o
of the nature of a pain neross my loins and
when standing much mi iielilug look mo
neross my back. At times tlieio was con
siderable vain between my khuuldcrs. Tho
1 idney Rirrcttotis were not noiinnl mid enuscd
nu tin nini'urtiblo feeling. I had n tired
sensation mornings which made mo loso all
my eiiergy. I became intcrestid in Doau's
Kiducy l'llls and iirocurcd them fioin Kir
liu's drug storo and though I did lint tako n
whole box I found thorough reilof from tho
troubles. I am quito free from them all now
mid I consequently havo no licdtamo In
recommending Doati's Kidney Tills as u
valuablo preparation for tho kidneys."
Doati's Kidney Pills for salo by all dealers,
Piiee BO cents. Mailed by ' Po-der-Mllbtirn
Co., lJull'alo, N. Y., soloii'-'onts for tho U. S.
Ifeinembcr tho name Data's and tako no
substitute.
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
500 PAGE BOOK MAILED FRBE.
CONTENTS:
Part I. Diseases of Horses.
Part II. Diseases of Cattle.
Part III. Diseases or Sheep.
Part IV. Diseases of Hogs.
Part V. Diseases of Dogs.
Part VI. Diseases of Poultry.
Same book in bottor binding BO eta.
Ill'Mrilim&'aiUD. 10., Cor.ttlllliiro A John New York
NE11Y0US DEBILITY
VITAL, WEAKNESS
and Prostration from Over
work or other causes.
Humphreys' Homoopntliio Specific
No. 28, in use over 40 yenrs, tho only
successful remedy.
$1 per vial, or 5 vials andlaree vial powder,for $5
Snlil by Pi iigKlstii, or mil po.timl.1 fin rii fl't of prlco.
ItrjHI'llttl.lH 31 HI. I 0.. Cor, million A JolinM.., r.fw Vork
used as dn
admixture to
ordinary cof
fee makes a
delicious drink
Grocers can tell
you why Uiose
iirinltiiw Cftnlln'c
Wtien Vecucomiiir'bnelc
for it. Strange
though how Ions
it takes people to
try a new thing.
r-.rk.r.
P0RGE5TER
Spanish Ministers Loavo tho Pre
mier in tho Lurch.
AN ANGLO-AMERICAN ALLIANCE
Dr.
Miles' Nervine
Will Not Perform Miracles But It Will
Cure Nervous Prostration.
Will Ho tlio Slunnl Tor lttiHHtn, Franco
mill (luriimiiy to Step In Jliirtrltl
Jsovxmpurn Allojio Tlmt Corvorn
Clroiiiiivuiitncl tlio Americans.
Mndrld, May 1C. All the members of
the Spanish cabinet have resigned.
Senor Sagnsta communicated the nit
patlon to the rtueen regent, who In
trusted him with the task of forming
a new ministry.
It Is asserted here that Senor Sagasta
will experience great dllllculty In find
ing men who ore willing to assume of
fice under the conditions which now
prevail In Spain. An empty treasury,
lnternnl disorders nnd the loss of the
Philippine Islands, Cuba and Porto
Illco are not the only problems con
fronting the Spanish ministers, and It
Is not astonishing that, under the cir
cumstances, a military dictatorship
under, possibly, Marshal Martinez do
Campos has been discussed.
Spain is not pleased with the utter
ances on the subject of the possibility
of an alliance between the United
States and Great Britain. The Spanish
nmbassador at London, Count Itnseon,
telegraphed an extract of the recent
speech of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, the
British secretary of state for the col
onies, at Birmingham, to Senor Gullon,
the minister for forelsn affairs, who
Immediately conferred on the subject
with Premier Sagasta, with the result
that the latter asked for a more de
tailed account of Mr. Chamberlain's re
mnrks. Consequently the foreign min
ister cabled to Count llascon for a
fuller report of the speech. Spain, It Is
said upon good authority, will draw the
nttentlon of the powers to the trans
cendency of the suggested Anglo-
American alliance with respect to Euro
pean Interests.
With reference to the speech of Mr.
Joseph Chamberlain Senor Gullon said
It had real Importance, ont only for
Spain, but for the future of Europe.
He declared also that a red book would
be presented to the chamber on Wed
nesday next. In which tho government
"declares the blockade of Cuba Inef
fective and expresses the hope that the
powers In Europe nnd America will re
fuse to recognize It."
The Spanish newspapers nnd the
politicians of all classes discuss Mr.
Chamberlain's speech most angrily.
They consider It to be a sequel to the
Marquis of Salisbury's warnings to
Spain, whose dominions, It seems, are
to be nbsorbed by strong enemies.
The Liberal, referring to the sug
gested Anglo-Saxon alliance, says: "If
an alliance, defensive nnd offensive, Is
signed, the same day the general con
flagration will burst out which has
been so long suppressed by the powers.
An Anglo-American union will be faced
by llussla and Germany, with their
nllles, and our western and eastern
possessions now on fire will be an in
significant episode compared with the
conllagration in India, South Africa
and China. If the Anglo-Americnn al
liance succeeds, Europe, which has
heretofore be-n Indifferent to our case,
will take our part, not to favor us, but
to defend her own preponderance In
the world.
Tho Imparclal contrasts the speech
of Mr. Chamberlain with the reported
nctlon of the crew of the French cruiser
Admiral Illgault de Genoullly, In cheer
ing for Spain after the bombardment
of San Juan de Porto Hico, which was
witnessed by that vessel, as being in
dicative of a coming great war in Eu
rope against tho Anglo-Saxons. Con
tinuity,. The Inn arclal points out that
"as Spain, slnglehanded, makes head
way against the United States, sho
would prove a valuable factor In the
combination against the Anglo-Saxon."
The Madrid press and people are
elated over the alleged smartness of
Admiral Cervera In sending Admiral
Vlllamel to Martinique 3G hours after
the former was on his way toward
Havana. While it was supposed that
Vlllamel was scouting ahead, he was
really the squadron's rear guard, the
Spaniards thus gaining invaluable
time.
Senor Gullon, In reply to a newspaper
report, said Americans were blame
worthy for bombaidlng towns without
giving notice, nnd added that the gov
ernr:i if v.culd nddress a note to the
power,-. o:i the subject.
wmmmmmfWrTmwpmw!?
ARBEY'S
OOK
Gives a satisfied smile
every palate that tastes it.
to
Now
our
on tap at all
customers.
WAI. SCIIMICKGU, JR.,
Agent.
D
oooaa
MRS. ADDIE REED, Delia, Iowa.
R. MILES' Restorative Nervine Restores Health,
not by any miraculous instantaneous process, but in accordance
with science, which is the practical, common-sense way of first re'
moving tho germs of disease, and then supplying nutritious, healthy
nerve food, that gradually starts into new, vigorous growth, strong
healthy ncrvo tissue, increases the appetite, helps digestion in ton
ing tho stomach and entire system; and strengthens tho brain and
will power to control the nerves, that induce sleep and rest with'
out stupefying or paralyzing the senses.
The case of Mrs. M. B. Itecd, tho estimable wife of the leading
merchant in Delta, Iowa, interestingly shows that desperate cases
require prolonged treatment. Mrs. Eeed writes '
I had been troubled with nervousness and occasional spells of prostra
tion. In July 1891, 1 was stunned by a stroke of lightning striking the house,
and became much worse. My limbs would all draw up, and my left arm and
hand was in a cramped condition, and tho chords in my neck would lie out
prominently. Ono physician pronounced it a light stroke of paralysis. I
would have throbbings in my chest that seemed unendurable. For three
months I could not sleep, and for three weeks I did not close my eyes in sleep.
I thought I could not stand It. I Just prayed for sleep, and felt that if relief
did not come I would soon be dead or insane. My physicians (two from
"What Cheer, ono from Springfield, and one from Sigourney), all agreed there
was no help for me; that I was incurable. January 1892: Catching at a last
straw as I thought, I tried Dr. Miles' Nervine, and it helped mo from tho very
first bottle. The second night I slept two hours, and from that time on my
sleep kept increasing and my health improved; slowly at first, but steadily
and surely. I have taken in all forty bottles, but that first bottle was worth
1500.00 to me. No words can express my sufferings, and I can't explain in
words how grateful I feel towards Dr. Miles for wonderful Restorative
Nervine. I am now perfectly well and have not taken tho medicine for over
four months." Mns. Addib Reed.
Dr. Miles' Nervine is sold by all druggists on the positive guarantee that
the flrst bottle will bcnellt, or money will bo refuuded.
Book on Heart and Nervos Froo By Tho Dr, Miles' Medical Co., Elkhart, Indiana.
BLANCO'S PLOT FAILED.
Tried Once Again to Get Our Warships Un
der tho Guns of Mono
Castle.
Key West, Flu., May 10. Captain
General Illnnro, two hours before sun
down f-'uturd.ty, attempted to execute
a ruse which, It successful, would have
cleared the front of Havana of six
ships on that blockading station. Un
able to come out and do battle, he
adopted the tactics of the spider and
cunningly planned to druw the prey
into his net; but, though a clever and
pretty scheme, after an original prop
osition, it was practically a repetition
of tho trick by which the gunboat
Vlcksburg and the little converted rev
enue cutter Morrill were recently de
coyed by a fishing smack under the
big Krupp guns of Santa Clara bat
teries. Late In the afternoon the ships on
the Havana station were dumbfounded
to see two ships steam out of Havana
harbor and head cast. Uy aid of a
glass Commander Lilly, of the May
flower, which was, flying the pennant,
made out the larger vessel of the two
to be the cruiser Alfonso XII and the
smnller one to be the gunboat Legnz
pl, both of which were known to be bot
tled up In Havuna harbor. At first
Commodore Lilly supposed that they
were taking advantage of the absence
of the heavy lighting ships nnd were
making a bona fide run for the open
sea. He immediately signaled the other
ships on the station, the Vlcksburg,
Annnpolls, Wasp, Tecumseli and us
:eola, to form a column, with gunboats
on the right Hank. The little Bquadron
moved In obliquely toward the llee
Ing Spaniards, keeping up a running
lire as they went.
The Alfonso and her consort circled
In shore nbout five miles below Ha
vana, and after runnfng in for half a
mile headed back for Morro Castle.
Our gunboats and thinned skinned ves
sels of the mosquito lleet did not follow
them in. Commander Lilly saw the
wily Spanish ruse was to draw them
under the guns of the heavy batteries,
so the return was made in lino ahead,
parallel to the Bhore. Commander Lil
ly had not been mistaken. As his ship
came abreast of the Sunta Clara bat
tery the big guns opened and fired 13
shells at a distance of about five miles.
The range was badly Judged, ns more
than half the shells overshot' the mark
and others fell short, some as much ns
a mile
As soon as tho battery opened fire
Commander Lilly signaled and his fleet
stood off shore. Captain McKenzIe, on
the bridge of tile Vlcksburg, watched
the fall of the shells, but he considered
It useless to waste ammunition at that
distance. He nppeased the desire of
the men at the guns, however, by let
ting to a final broadside at the Spanish
ships, in chance hope of making them
pay for their daring before they gained
the harbor, but they steamed in under
Morro's guns untouched, and as they
disappeared fired several shots. Sev
eral shots were sent after them at that
moment by the Annapolis, which drop
ped Inside the harbor, probably creat
ing consternation nmnng tho scores of
boats on tho wuter front.
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I 8
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Cliicaeo. and net a frr-e sample box of Dr.
King's New Lite fills. A trial will convince
oil of their merits, t hesc lulls are easy in
their action and are particularly effective it
the cure of Constipation and nick Headache.
or Malaria and Liver troubles tlicy nave
been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every deleterious
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not weaken by their action, but by giving tone
to the stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
the system. Kcgular size 2oc, per box. Sold
by A. Wasley, Druggist.
Restores
Health.
Kaier Export Beer"!-;!
Give tho Children a Drink
niio,i finiln.fi. It Is a delicious, appetizing,
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Snl.l l.v all erocers and liked by all
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i,ii.ii-ni, ns well as adults, can drink It
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Hawaii In tlio Ifouso.
"Washington, May lfl. The most no
table event In the house proceedings of
the present week will be the introduc
tion of the resolutions providing for
the annexation of Hawaii. The com
mittee on foreign affairs has decided to
report favorably the resolutions, and
will do so probably tomorrow. A very
large majority of the Republicans and,
It Is claimed, 15 Democratic members
favor the proposition and would like
to take Immediate action, but consider
ation will likely be postponed until
after this week. Speaker Reed and Rep
resentative Dlngley are opposed to an
nexation as a proposition, and the lat
ter Is especially opposed to passing tho
measure before action upon the revenue
bill Is taken.
One Minute Is not long, yet relief is ob
tained in half that time by the uso of One
Minute Cough Cure. It prevents consump
tion und quickly cures colds, croup, bronchi
tis, pneumonia, In grippo nnd nil throat nnd
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"Washington, May 10. The war rev
enue bill will occupy the attention of
the senate this week almost to the ex
elusion of other business, and there Is
no probability that the bill can be ills-
posed of during the week. The Indica
tions now are for a two weeks' debate,
and there is no nssurance that it will
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publican members of the committee In
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The probablUti-s are that this proposl.
Hon will prevail If the war continues.
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REPRESENTED IN SHENANDOAHjUY
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Interested People.
Advertising a patent medicine in the pe
culiar way in which the proprietor of Kemp's
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bottle free, that tliey may try it before pur
chasing. The large bot,tI&s are 25 and 60c,
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A few years ago a New York newspaper
conducted an open ut'cinsion upon the
topic: "Is Marriage a l'ailure?" The
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there mutual love and respect, if there is
also health, tnitrrhige is a success. When
health if left out, even the most ardent love
does not count, and marriage is invariably
a failure.
Modern science has cried the warning
so often that all should realize the dangi-rs
of wedlock to people In ill-health. In a
cae of this kind death lurks on every side
in the kiss of betrothal and the caresx of
the honeymoon. The man who is suffering
from ill-health is a physical bankrupt, and
lias no risht to condemn a woman to be his
nurse for life and tlio mother of babes that
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and its action perfect. When a man's di
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A woman who suffers from weakness and
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is certain to siifler from general ill-health,
and to be an unhappy, helpless invalid and
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home is an impossibility for her until her
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RAILROAD.
HTIIUTICin. D1VIMON.
May I'i, ISM.
Trains will Iwire Hhennmlnah sftpr the snnr.
dntn for Wlggons, (illlmrtiin, Kmckvlllo, l.r.
Water, St. Clolr, Pottarille. flnmliurg, Itcndl'tt,
PottMown, l'hoenlxrllle. ,:rr!ittomi ncd PLll
n4elphls (Broftd Mreet station) at 6 09 and SI
. in., 2 03, C 10 p m. on week days. Snndaya
IS a. in., 4 2S p. 111.
Leave nlienandonli for Pottsvlllc (via Dotano)
7 57, 10 Oft . in., 12 50, 2S2anil H 36 i, in. week
days.
Train, leave Frnckvllle for Hhenanrinab
7 AS, JllS a.m. nnd A 40, 7 M p. m, Hundny
II 01 a. m. and S IS p. m.
Jnve PottiivUle for HlinnAndnah (vlnPraik
villa 710, 1120 a. ni., 020,710 p.m. Htinday
10 &ri n. m., r 30 p. 111.
lnve 1'ott.villc for Shenandoah (via Delano
9tr a. in., 12 a ft O-. nml 18 p. m. week day.,
fnrr PhlladelpliiK, (Broad .Ireet .fatten) 1
Mliennndof.il at 5 57, nnd 10 10 n. m 4 10
p. lu. v. t-ek day.. Hundny. leave nt S 50 n. in,
jtnve Hroml .trect etntlnn, Philadelphia, lur
S (Mi, A.hury Park, Ocenn drove, Ixinr
Hrnncli, mid Intermediate ptntlonfl, 8.20,
11.11. n. m,, 8.80 nnd 4.00 p. in. wekdAys.
Ijeavn Hrond Htreet Ptallon. l'hllndelililn,
1'OR NKW YORK.
8 20. ton, 4 ftO A IS, 8 80
788,820, 9 90, 1031 ' I MiiIiik Car), lluOn, m,
UtOOnmm, '28 u.iuilteil 1 00 and 4 23 i. u.
IXnlng ('nr.), I lfl, 2 80 (I)lnllig Or) 3 20, 8 90.
IOO,ftu01S5H(ItlltllK:ar). "00, 7 02,713 Dill
liiKl'nr), 10 ix. p. in., 12 01, night. Hundny.,
A 2C, 4 09, ISO 0 11, K20, 9 96, 10 21, (DlnlllK
Our), 1188 n. in., 12 ill, 1 05 i Dining Cun 23
(Dining Oar), 4 00 (Limited)! 32(Ilnlni; fan.
8 20, 9 86, (DItiIiik Car) A 89, 7 02,7 43, I Dining
Cnr 10(0)1. in., 12 01 night.
Kxprejw for Biwton without change, 11 00 n i...
week-days, and 7 48 p , dally.
Ksprwi., wet-K-iiHy.,
LIVE STOCK MAKKETS.
Cut tic lii'oelpt In i'iiltiitlclplilit nnd
tin- Liitel (imitation.
Philadelphia, M;;y IG.-The receipts of
cattle In this city lust wi ck were as fol
lows: Heevc-s. 8,117; sheep, 7.647; hogB,
4.475. ItecclptB for the previous week
were: Beeves, 2,945; sheep. 5,993; hogs,
4,887.
Heel cnttle were only In fair demand
nnd prices declined He. on nil grades.
Quotations: Hxtru. B1,fH4c.; good, 494
ic; medium, 4Vfi l',fec. ; common, 40414c.
Sheep were active and firm. We quote:
Kxtra, liiiQ-lViiC.; good. 3(ijlc; medium,
3H&314C ; common, SiftHie.; lambs, 4V4
5c.; pprlnsr lambs, $34(5.
Hogs wero active and higher on all
grades. We quote best western at H4c;
other grades. 59i'ftGc.
fat cows sold from 2Vj3'ic.
Thin cows were fair at $!il6.
Veal calves were active at iM-IT6ikc.
Milch cows were steady at J25I&40.
Dressed beeves were active at 6&8c.
Late to bed and early to rise, prepares a
man for his home In the skies. Karly to bed
and a I.ittio Karly Riser, the pill that makes
ife loncer and better and wiser. C. II
llagcnbuch.
WASHINGTON AND THIS SOOTH.
For Halt I more nnd Washington. 3 50, 7 20, 8 32,
10 20, 11 23, a. 111., 12 09, 12 31 (Dli.lng Carl, 1 12
, mining Curl , 8 18, 4 41, 9 28 Congn
t sloniil Limited, Dining Car), 6 17. DM IDtn-
lug (Jnrl, 7 81 mining Cnrl p. in., and 12 0.1
night week day.. Hundny., 8 SO, 7 30, 9 12, U 23,
a. in., 1209, 1 12, (I)lnliiK Unr 4 11, 820 Coll
greralonnl Limited, Dining Car, 6 98 Dlnln
Oar, 7 81 IDlnlng Cnr i. m. nnd 12 OS night.
For llaltlmore, nccominodntlon. 9 12 a ni, 2 03
nnd 1 01 p m week days, 8 08 mid 11 IS p m dull
FOK ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Ilrond ptreet .tntlon via Delnware rivei
bridge r.xire., 9 20 n m, 7 08 p. in. dully.
Leave Market Htreet Wart-Kxprc, 0 00 am-
2 00, (8 00 Saturdays only), 4 00, 8 00 p.m. Hun-
day., 8 45, 9 45 a. m (accommodation 4 30 and
5 00 p. m.)
For Cape May, Angle.en, Wlldwood nnd Holly
rtaich, Si-a Lie City, Ocenn City, Avnlon and
Stone Harbor Express, 900 n. in., 4 00, p. m.
week dnyd. Sundnys, 9 00 n. m.
For Homers Point Express, 9 00, a. m.,2 00,
1 00, 8 00, p. m. week day. Sundays, 8 13 n. m.
nnd 9 48 p. m.
I. B Hutchihsok, J. R. Wood,
Uen'l Mnnnifer. (Jen'l PasVg'r Agt
HAKE MU I
"Wild Western Method III Trenton.
Trenton May 16. Four masked men
Intent on robbing entered the saloon o
George Ford, In the eastern suburbs of
the city, a few minutes before mldntEht
Saturday and canine out to tnose in
the place to hold up their hands began
shooting. The robbers made no eitort
to hit anvone. but George Merdeie, wno
was in the place, grappled with ono of
the robbers and in the scullle was snot
In the hand. Merbale was then struck
over the head with the butt of a re
volver. Tho noise attracted a crowd.
and Ford's daughter, Florence, puneu
the mask from the fact of one ot tne
robbers. In the excitement the robbers
escaped, taking with them Ford's till,
amounting to about $25.
Tlin Cuban ouestion and political issues
sink into insignificance with the man who
sullen from piles. What ho most desires, is
relief. DoWitt's Witch Hazel salvo cures
piles. C. H. Ilagcnbuch.
DO NOT DESPAIR I
Ho Not MiinVr I.onuer! The
joys uml aililnllons of lite ei ,1
be restored to you 'llie very
wor.t ease" of N, rvouv DehMf
tv are iiliMihueiv eurnl liy
i'i iinxTo i,ih.i:tn.
(live pi' nipt relief to Insomnia,
fui.inn meinnn nncl tlie vrastc
anil ilr-iln of vita' newer inetir
red hv unltsi'retiun-.orexcesses
of earlv jeurs in pint vn:or
anil nnteiie to everv fuiietlon
Brace up the. system Give xm Mooni to the
cheeks unit lusire to llie iS e,s "' rlu"B
orolil. One Title Un ri'news-rl k vit.il eiiems;
C lioxes at r5J..( a eo:u Xx9 1 V Jplete jjiinnin
teeil cure or tie ncy ruftiiiil-VtWif7wet Can be
carried In vest poekct t-olu sSdJ' overyii liereor
mulled In plain nrupperon s receiptor prlco
tvTHU I'DUKLCTO CO. Caxton llldK. Clilcuiro.IU.
For pale in Slicnnndonh by Shenandoah Drug
Store and Gruhlcr llroa.
The Rosy Freshness
mess or tuo skin is inva
' thoev who uso Pozzohi'b
I And a velvety softues:
I rUbly obtained by tho
I Complexion 'owder.
THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE AGE!
Should be Id Every Home and Library.
1$ pf le's lime History
Is written by WkM Hod. Willinm Kwart Cfi-JbtunE",
Ill-Premier of Ormt Hri'ino nnd Ireinnd ( hv f.-r
F,n.. Ile. A. H. QueLn-H CoHnpe. Otfuni, I rr ,
linv Haraufl Ivhh rnrtin, I) I), Cliicao Theof n l
SHmfnitrj.rhicnun. 1)1., Kuv fre'Icrn- W Farnr I1..
V H.K , linn of Cimt!r.mr. CiriHThury, lii , '.iv
Flmfi H rm"n, 1 I .Tufts CoIIcm-, nmoruh M
Itov. Frank XV (lunwiuliiw, 1 1.. Armour Ii n ute,
Chicnt'ii, III . Upv. CipnrKB F. lVnU'cuct, I) ) M i !
bone l'l.'r-hjt' rum 'l urrli. Londnn, I ni: I' H
Miicrtlttir. L U , CnUmy Hmitint Chureb, N w ork
City, N. Y. Ucv. Miutjn SnmniHrbpil, I) i , Mam
Htrt-Hl Fri Itaiitir.t Church, LowiHton, Mp . Ii v I r mi:
M. Urintul. lt.lt , Flr-t Mflhodiftt 1-inccnrul ' hnrrh
Iaii-ton, 111 , Kev W. T Monro, LL.I., " Tin ('luis
tiaii (tomtnvmwoHllh," London, En , lt'-v. J lv nl
Ilwrett IIulo, 1)1). South roncri'ifRtmn il (I ir. h,
Hoftton, Mfwfi.. Kev. .Iotp(.h trnr Htet, I D , V . U .ui
(!ollorn, Itichmnnrl, Enc ; IU-v. ('ntpar Item .rvnr.
Jlpzi(t Unner'-ity. Lmv7W, t iirmnti , K- - m
01nver UllkinMiit. I,1) , Vnfvpr' ity of Ctu if 'ln
rnuo. III.; Ilov Hiinmol Il'irt, 1 V , 'lrniit (
Hnrtfortl.Onin jK"v .I.MonroGib'.on.l) I .Si I i
oo I'roHbytrinti Ohnrcli.Loinlon, Lni . llr Ot ( rco
V Irimor. LL.Il . TIip Tomplf, Ho-ton. M
KIl'ILAK ritl1lN. U42 imuo-. &1 f uII-iiiil il'i.-in-
(ionrt, (tilt v'1fp, cloth, $4.50; half leviint, l""-1. tm
lovnn', i0(t.
cjl ttrit HUTION. LSfiO pnpPfi. 200 fiill-r.T iHustrtv
tiotm. Kt1e A gilt c-tlcc. full lci.nt, cm1 "inmpi.
flrilWl. Htjl l.twn volumr-H. full lfv.int.tuftcl.it nxi.
In IGl'AHTS.quortn roviw ipier-tionH to - n h, nit
iuinor coverit, wwrnl. trirumc'I t lirhtly, I.fJO cm ti part
For rbIo at all hooketore.s and bylmokM'Ni I r
further informntlnn. wiito 1ILNHY O HilI f'LI,
l'uhtiwhwr.'it'J tuid git Mon i o Stn-ot, Chtn'' T Itnni
7 -r. -v-r. ¬.--na.ia ar.io !
1itjl-'' f" ' " KptciFiOtorhiA.ri
PovInakye drUR store, Ea
at
Centre alreeft.
CVAJtW (ANSV PILLS
A tij n. irr asp ajru WOMAN'S HELICF.
Atway.promotaii'1 r'IKbte. lioi.' Imitattoni.
.Oei Ojitmu'ii Takrt I'll nand bavk naoarTS.
Vliu jtorei, orwnl direct (araledl, rlc, $1.
Catoi heao. Co , Hn.ton, Jlan. Our book. (C.
For eale nt KIrlln'adriiK storennd Shenandoa
drug Etoro
orarrott to .MiuiTIii.
Ban Francisco, May 16. General
James A. Smith, commanding the First
regiment, California volunteers, has
been ordered to leave San Francisco
with his regiment for Manila on the
steamer City of Peking tonight. It Is
doubtful, however. If the regiment can
start at the time ordered, owing to Its
InsulTlclent equipment lu arms and
general field equipment.
'flnn Mlnntn Couch Cliro is the best pre-
partition I havo over sold or used and cau't
say too much in its praiso." Ii. SI. Konnon,
Merchant, Odoll, Ga. C. II. Ilaeonbuch.
STRONG q
Alinlfi !
WHEN IN DOUBT, TRY
0
,.l 1.
M years.
t :it.d li vc cutcd it, in-iruls 01
f2 I' yC.iScs nt N, rvous 111 ,i-.is.-s. svjch
rti S Dti'i-y. " lrai-,.b . (Jess-
ii. ss iU Vancocele.Alr l.lly,6ic
'1 tley i-!e-r l.ic brain, Mr .iiillhco
the iruu'atinn, ni ilcc diKebtipn
P'-rf' t, ftnl inipirt a heallnv
vigor to the whole beinr;. All drains and losses are die, kn mmttv. Unlcs patients
are properly ured. ihir condition often worries thf-ni inulw mny, I'l.uiumptionor Death.
Mailed seated. Pr,i-c i i per box; 6 boxes, with Iron-clid I -i;.il guarantee ti cure or refund tho
money, 5.00. Send lor free book. Address, PEAL MCDICINE CO , Cleveland, 0,?'
For Sale at KIRLIN'S Drujr Store, Shenandoali, Pa.
"A FAIR FACE iWY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GAIN." MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
EllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllilllllllllllllllliniMIHIllllIlK
BASEBALL RECORDS.
StnmlliiK ' tho CIiiIih lii tlio Itneo I'or
('linniplmililp l'on mints.
National I.l-iiuiio.
W. I. VC. W. h. VC.
Cincinnati... 17 4 .810 llrooklyn.... 0 0 SM
Cluvcland . ..15 0 .737 Pittsburg... .11 11 .S0C
UostOll 14 U .UUII UI11CI1KO i iu -ii 1
Now York.. .11 8 .571) St. Lords.... 6 14 .2IVi
llaltlmoro . .. 0 7 .683 Loulsvlllo.... 0 10 .S1J
Phtliwlolp'n. .0 8 ,B2 "WaslilnBton 4 15 .211
SATintlUY'S NATIONAt. I.KAOUE OAMES.
At l'lillndelpltlii-Pliiladclphia, 12; llal
tlmore. 11. At Huston Iloston, 8; llrook
lyn, 5. At New York Now York, C.
Washington, 2. At Ptttsburg-St. Louis.
5; Pittsburg, 4. At Cincinnati Cincinnati,
7; Louisville, 1.
BUNIIAY'S NATIONAL M1AOUH GAMES.
At Cincinnati (U Innings) Cincinnati,
4; Louisville, 8. At Clitcntfo-Clovclaud, 5;
Chiciifc'o, 2.
V.imti'rii Li-nuuo.
w. l. pc. w. l. ra
Wilki'sliai-ru 7 4 .KIS Byracnso.... 7 0 .KH
liuffnlo 8 0 .571 SprlUKflehl. . 4 0 .400
Jlontreal 0 fi .515 Proviueuoo.. i 1 n
Toronto 0 5 .513 rtochoster ... a 7 Mi
KATUIIUAV'S BASTUHN 1.EA0UC OAMEH.
At Wllkesbarro Wllkoabarre, 14;
Springfield, 0. At Toronto Itochoster, 4;
Toronto, 2. At Syracuse Syracuse, 8;
Providence, 7.
SUNDAY'S BAJVKUN LKAUUB OAME.
At Montrml Iiuffalo, 11; Montroul, 3.
At hint lo J.i'iiuuo.
W. L, PO. W. L. PC
Iuicnster . ..II) 8 .02.5 Newark II 0 .6tH
ltldunond. ..7 6 .581 UwiiUiik 5 0 .4" i
Ilurtfurd.... 0 8 .3-D Putiwu 5 0 .4,".i
Norfolk 7 7 MX) Alluntuwn ..88 .2JJ
BATUlttlAY'S ATiaNTlU USAUUK OAMES.
At Heudlni.'-P.itcrson, 4; Heading. 1.
At Allentown-Nownrk. C; Allontown, 4,
At nichmor.d-Lnncnstor. 4; IUchmond,
3. At Norfolk-Norfolk. 7i Hartford, 4.
S. M. Goary. Plcrson, Ml0li., wtos : "De
Witt's Witch IlazolSaWo is ourlngmoro piles
bore to-day than all other remedies coin
b'''cd. It cures erzoma anil all other bUu
1 oasis." C, 11. llHsenbucli,
i mm
WOFslEN WHO READ 1
nro pinutresriVB anil
tlio World'i
formed una
nhvnys keep
keep .nfunneil of E
I'riiijrosh. Tlio well In
thrifty HiUH-wife will
RAINBOW LINIMENT i
In the houfee. ns a standard remedy for
Biirajus, Bruken, Crnmns. lUioumatlsin,
and nil aches and pallia 5
PrlcoSScts and 80 etj. per bottle E
Prepared tt H. 1. hACKETI & CO., Philadelphia
FOE SALE EVBBTWHBBE. v
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5
S.K.I t,
duri-- i"wlllr
ssntat."ii of the v
nt to it9 rr
ida mo i it
f"-.l rr-rr
a Mtl'M
and i
THE NEWS THAT BECOMES HISTORY
National and Inter) The Wiek-lyk ill c . in i.inirii'it'
national Politics die fcri.n rmlnadl . outs nt ,,ur cmiti-
Soclal and Economic! lry" 11 "' '," ,'"Slal A """
n..n.tAH. I nnnnc que&tlonti, and ul the development
yuestlons , (of the middle went. Ha aperi.il c.rr.-
Industrlal Enterprise i M,r,nde.u in the Klondike regloiiwill n .
Art and Lilcralure the stury of the great gold discovern.-.
LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES
Tolnngserlalawillappeardurlntlie ! TJ'J ?!,'', Wrr
ycir. contributed by author-, f inttr-5 T1. ;sMimTn, rM,TS
national ftme, and will he illustrated ( ti i-mh K.sr'"A"V
0en Wisler Thne and a wore of equally pr-umiunt
HOMard Pile Swritera will contribute slum sturn-s in ilic
John Kendrick Bangs (Wkkki in is,,x, ni.ikinR the j ipei i -m-Mary
E.WIIklns iciallynthiiiriction. other features an. the
DEPARTMENTS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES
THIS BUSY WORLD FOREIGN NOTES
Kt K B. XAKTI.V C) IWLTKKV llldkl Ott
LETTERS FROM LONDON AMATEUR SPORT
, ASXUU) U-lllTB H,CA8r4BlrmTNir
A SPORTING PILGRIMAGE AROUND THE WORLD
IntheluteiestofthcWBEK!.v,CMMrVldtneyIaonhla ayaroimd
the wnrld. He will Matt Siam In aearch of bis game, nuking his
pniuiial hunt from liaugkok. He will vtalt I ndu and then proceed
to Lurojie to pn-are articlea on the sports of Germany and t ranee,
loe.ai:ifylun,lirrttfrifttlut). Suktrifthn J14.00 a ymr.
I'asl !. n inllu United Stattt,Canaia,aHii Mexico.
W. 1). Itowclb Ad.Iieas MMirt.il iiui"i'"'i """iri-''" lonmij
Call i. 1 w (
mm
F. H. M.kH n Q
II. in I III.
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