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KSTAItl.tSHKI) WW,
t'milipited every HvcntiiK, Kxcept Huii,lny,il
' Hoitn .Tahms SramT, Nk.au Ckmtiii".
Tin? Herald n deilvmcl tiiSliciiaiulo,in and th,
Sfirr -undlng toiv.n for six cent'' a week, pay
nU Ivlht i-nniers. lly m ill MM a yenr, or if
tnis i moiitli, puvalile In advance. Vlvort'w
men's clurtcilnrcnrdlnR tmpacc mm ksIIIoii
The ioiI'II-Iipm rwrvc the rlitht tn i limine tin
ItnrJiin't of advertisement whenever tho pub
i;4.r,-i of m-wd demand It. The rlithMi
lc,... vul to i sv nnv tulvcttlscnicnt, whether
pi,!,, fi.r or out, ..willhe publishers limy deem
lpcupvr Adveiflslng rules made kuon n
unui. application.
flnlerori 111 th" po-toiflec it SIlCIIHIlllOHll, I'l.., B
second cIawh mall matter.
TKf.F.PIIONM! CON'NKCTION
"All the News That's Fit to Print."
evening Hcsrsld
TUXDW. II VY 31, 1M1S.
JUR COUNTRY : Hist. Last and rorevci.
Mil imtl Mm. l)e Wolf Hopper liuvu
been divorced, ami De Wolf is now n
Hopper.
To liuiici) ii ('uiigt-ussinan is un iny
mutter, nt U-act in Sch.iylkill county
delegate emitt'sta.
li the Htruti'fjli! board is wist-H will
iiiinii'diati'ly order Adinlnil Sanip.-on
toeliahf tin- Capo Verde ileot in tlio
direction of Dtwey avoiine.
'1'llK iwpeiiM-s of a llrst-eliiM war
ship in ueti e service are about $1500
a day. Spain's talk of sending a llee.t
to tin- Philippines may be. largely
disi'ounted.
Font Mexican silver dollars will
still buy a bushel of wheat, but then-
is no certainty that the tremendous
t?Hp between wheat and silver will
not grow wider.
Bomk'i i Mi! uj;o t lore wasmiieh talk
about milk inspection but it lias re
sulted in talk. Perhaps there is a
censorship placed upon information
from that quarter.
Si ii i i.ki i.i, Ito hi 1I Iriuisu ni throw
ing nil i ild impediments and ettin
ready t" carry the uounty ; and it
should he equally free from ihe rule
of mossbaeUs and of ollice-hrokers.
Tills is an escellent opportunity
for orpmi.intf another National
Guard and creating a splendid reserve
force. Shenandoah should by all
means be represented in the new
G uard.
It is (nod to become rich, but genu
ine riches are found more in a full
soul than in a full purt-u. It was a
weulthv king who pronounced the
opinion, "the liberal soul shall be
made fat."
Tiik Spanish prophet who said war
w iuld n-vh e the Confederate army
and cau.e I ndi m outbreaks in Penn
sylvania is now convinced that there
was an error somewhere in his fund
of informal ion about America.
Ux PitHsinissT IIakuisox hiiik'h-iiij-ly
remarked to a newspaper man
that ho wonlrt not object to his son
liussell entering tne army as a
private, but lie did object to his ap
pointment ton position for which ho
has had no training.
Spain's report of "oneniulo killed
lit Matanas" has excited the hilarity
of Huropeau newspapers. They all
acreo in their respective lanuayes
that it was a yravo violation on the
part of the United States of the
rights of neutrals.
Tiik 31 f tiers' .Journal accuses its
evening contemporaries of inaccuracy
in reporting the delegate elections.
People living in (jlnss houses should
not throw stones. The Journal was
equally incorrect when it stated that
"WniiiuntiUor resolutions were voted
down in the First district convention.
No such resolutions were introduced.
Mks and women who had the gow
fortune to be schoolmates of George
Dewey are making the fact known
wherever u newspaper is printed in
the I'Inglish language. That old Ver
mont school hoiifee must have been
un immense structure, or else young
Dewey spent the first twenty-live
years of his life in accumulating
bchooliuate h.
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ot mo nac, wnen tncre is r tour-tent in in.' litom
of the wand alter it hn stood over night Kidney or
Kladdi-r Disease is present and life is emlrtucced.
lmmnli..to help and cure cnu be found in Dr.
David Kennedy's Pavorltc Remedy. Every dan
ger sign and the dread Kidney Diseases themselves
(even the mint distressing cases) arc nil removed
by it tine. It imparts at once renewed strength and
activity to t'ie urinarv organs.
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pnstollice address to the Dr. David Kennedy Corpo
ration. Rondout. N.V.. sav that volt m,o litis liberal
offer in litis paper, and a sample bottle
Kcnteuy win ue sent free uy man.
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nczema oy l avorlte Kcincily. .Mr. r.ilai.iteer is
mostentlmsi.iiticiii lus praiseof this gn.U medicine. .jtT
All dvuggists sell Favorite Remedy iu $t a bottle.
HEAVY FIRING HEARD.
I
It May Have Been a Naval Engagement
Off the Lastern Kxtremity
of Cuba.
Port nil Prime, liiiyli, May 21. The
follow hit dii pateh has been received
here from Port do 1 nix, dated Satur
day la.st. html (elei'.raiili ciiininunicn
tion huvliiK been interrupted up to
yostordny:
"A furious cannonading was heard
on the 19th in the- direction of tho
north of Culm. Today (Saturday) the
ennnnnadtng continued in n very livoly
fashion."
Port do Pnlx is in the northwestern
part of Hnyti. ami the firing referred to
may have lieon from any part of tho
eastern extremity of Cuba. As the
Spaniards claim aunntaunmo was re
cently bombarded 1-y American war
ships, tho Bound of firing may havo
como from that direction.
To Collect r illl.ilini lieveiiues.
Washington. May 21. In anticipation
or the early occupation or the Philip
pine Island l.y the military and naval
forces or the United States the treas
ury department 1ms already begun the
forimilntlon or ree-iilntlons and n
scheme or customs tnilfTs which will
be collirted by the military authori
ties and turned into the treasury of
the Hulled Stales as n "military con
tilliutliiii." That the president has au
thority to collect the Philippines rev
enues under existing conditions is not
a matter or doubt. It was several Units
done during: the last war with Mexico,
and tlie authority or the trovornmoiit
In the premises was sustained by de
cisions or the United Stutes supreme
court.
New York Troops Tor Chtcknnmiiiin.
New York. May 21. The Kishth resi
ment, which left Camp Townsend in
the midst or a rainstorm yeslerday, ar
rived at Jersey rity last nlfilit. Fully
3.000 persons welcomed the regiment to
New Jersey. So enthusiastic was the
reception or the loslment that the local
police had n lmtd struggle to keep the
crowds back. The Sixty-ninth regiment
left Camp lllaek, Hempstead Plains, at
10 o'clock this morning lor Chlcka
inaiiKii. At Cam ii Voorliees the New
Jersey volunteers weie busily engaged
last night In perfecting arrangements
ror the removal or the different com
panies detailed to Fort Hancock and
I'ompton Lake.
To Inercaxo Our Navy.
Washington. May 21. Ilepresentntlw
I'earce, r Missouri, yesterday Intro
duced n bill ror an increase In the naval
establishment, as follows: Five first
class cruisers to carry the heaviest
armor practicable and the most power
ful ordnance, displacement ll,r00 tons,
minimum nvrace speed of 20 knots
per hour, and to cost exclusive of armor
and armament not exceeding $1,000,000;
ten torpedu boats, to cost, exclusive of
armament, not over $200,000 each; 13
torpedo boat destroyers, to cost, ex
clusive or armament, not exceeding
$.'00,000; 15 steel gunboats, to cost, save
armament, not over SKO.OOO each.
Spanish Troops Still l"or I'eiitu.
Gibraltar, May 21. Yesterday after
noon the Spanish steamer Uabat, of the
Compania Transntlantlea Hue, embark
ed a battalion nt Algeclras. on the west
side of the Hay or (ilbraltnr, and sailed
ror Ceuta, Morocco, opposite Clliraltar.
Ceuta has many points of resemblance
to Oibrultnr. It Is the chief of the
Spanish presidios on the African coast,
the residence of a military governor,'
is well supplied with water, and It
properly garrisoned can bo made all
but Impregnable. The governor's resi
dence and the citadel are strongly for
tified. Headache Quickly Cured.
Dr. IUvU' Anti-lleailauho never fa I Is, 23c
Sohllct Killed In Collision.
Savannah. Ilay 21. Private William
Uarbeo, of Company I, First regiment,
North Carolina volunteers, was killed,
and Private I. M. Colcolouch, of the
same company, seriously Injured In a
head end collision of the military train
with a special freight train of the
Florida Central and Peninsula rail
road yestcrdsy. The collision took place
near lSurioughs, On., 11 miles rom Sa
vannah. The military train "was sec
tion i of the regular passenger train
No. 37. Knglneer Nix, of the freight,
claims that the third section displayed
no signals Indicating that another sec
tion was coming, and he drew out on
the main track.
The ICoKlmentH of Iiiiiiiunes.
Washington, May 21. Captain J. S.
Pottlt, First Infantry, and Lloutenant
H. II. Sargent, Second cavalry, who
were recently appointed colonels of In
dependent regiments ot volunteers to
be composed of men Imtminii from con
tagious and infectious diseases, are
now making arrangements for the or
ganization of their rogimonts. Cap
tain Pettlt will recruit his regiment
from residents of the District of Co
lumbia, Maryland, Virginia, West Vir
ginia and North Carolina, and Lieu
tenant Surrcerit will secure his in Ala
bama and Mississippi.
Tho i;veliaiit;o nf PriMiiiorM of War,
Atlanta, May 21. Colonel Vincent de
Cortljo unci Or. Isidore Julian nnd two
of the Kpanlsh privates, ull of whom
have been under nrrest at Fort Mc
pherson barracks, were taken away
from Atlanta Itte Sunday night. The
prisoners will be taken to Key West
and thence to Havana, where they will
be exchanged for the American news
paper correspondents, Thrall and Jones,
Important Ciiban N'owh Kept Secret.
,ri:ibld. May 21. The belief Is preva
lent in all circles and In all sections of
the piess that tho government is In
possession of Important news from
Cuba. Its character has nut been made
public. The leport tljui Qruot Britain
had Dent a imte tit Bpnjtl uskpu" an
explanation of the popcwntrtitlon ot
tioops In th. neighborhood of Gibraltar
is olllelally denied.
of Favorite I
that of Mr,
..e ,i .
in muicum, i 11
and shu of H
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Jealous Aithur A. Spoor shot nnd
killed bis vile nnd himself In Indian
apolis. William llciikel, a New York bar
tender, shot his p.-ospectlve bride,
Theiesa Dorr, perhaps fatally.
Hubert W. Fielding was convicted in
Hrooklyn of allowing a fraudulent bill
while he was ex-deputy commissioner
of public works.
Hailstones as large as partridge eggs
fell In Albemarle county, Virginia,
'.inning growing crops. Near Char
IttesWIle lightning killed two persons.
S. M. (.oiiry, l'ierson, Mle .. wiltci : "I)e
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is iiilliginore piles
here to-day than nil ntlie1' iriucdics eoai
billed. It cures eczema nil I nil oilier skin
discuses.'' C. H. HaKutiluieh.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As lielleeted by Dealliit-s In Philadel
phia mid Unit bniire.
Philadelphia. May 23. Flour slow: win
ter snperline. $l.."in 1.75: Pennsylvania
roller, ilenr, jr.. v. .iu.io; uty mlll.s, extra.
I.7y,.",. Itjo Hour st. nily, but unlet, at l
per b.iirel ror iliulie Pennsylvania.
Wheat weak; No. 2 red. Bpot. f l."S4i 1.3S.
Corn lower; No. 2 mixed. May, Xi'i3Ui!v.;
No. 2 vellow, Tor local trade, KKHHVic.
Oats oulet and steady; No. 2 white, S7e.;
No. 2 white, clipped. .Tivte. Hay in fair
demand and llrm: choice timothy. J12.50&
111 lor large bales, lleef unlet; beef bams.
f23.fi0f(2l. Poik unlet; romlly, $13.!W(14.
bard easy, westejii strained, J0.7OfiU.7S.
Huttcr llrm; western creamery, HldGe. ;
factory, 111il2lie.; lllglns, ICe.; Imitation
creamery, 12''Hifcc.; New York dairy, 12
(ill'-.c: do. eieamery, 13Vk$il.1Vkc.; rancy
Pennsylvania prints Jobbing at 17ft 20c.;
do. wholesale. 10c. Cheese quiet; large,
while, 7lic; small, while, 7'4c; large col
ored, 7'1Hj7Iiic.; small do., "Mlij'c; light
skims, 0iG',2c.; part skims, Gfine.: lull
skims, 2ti3e. Kggs firm; New York and
J'eiiMnylvtinla, llHH,c; western. Irer.-;,
12c: southern, lolililoftc Potatoes steady;
New Yolk, $2.75'fj3; new, J.i.HWi-I.M. Tal
low llrm; city, iiilr.: country, 3MKc.
Cabbage unlet; southern, 70I(S0e. Cotton
seed oil tending up: prime crude, 21fi22e.;
pilme slimmer yellow, 20c; olf summer
yellow, 251(2j'jc; butter oil, 2Stt2',)e.;
prime winter yellow, :iiiiu3lc
IJaltlmoie, May 2.1. Flour tlrm; western
snperline. $:!.7Mil; do. extra, $l.(,iii5.23; do.
futility. K5.S.V1G.35; winter wheal, patent,
$ii.r.Ofi0.85; spring do., $0.7u7; spring
wheat, straight, C.50ti;.75. Wheat steady;
spot and mouth, Jl.ycii I.Sfl'i: June, $1.32;
July. $1.12,; August, $1.10.14: steamer No. 2
led, $1.31111 l.."u',4; southern wheat, by sam
ple, $1.3iMil.:ui'j: do. on grade, $1.31(fl.S(J.
Corn dull anil lower; spot and month, :sif
KOVic.; June, 2vn3;ie.; July, 3'Jifi30V4c;
southern, while and yellow, 41c. OatB
steady; No. 2 white, 3S'c; No, 2 mixed,
31c Hye dull; No. 2 nearby, file.; No. 2
western, CGc Ilay steady; choice timothy,
$12.ri'(tl.l. Uraln freights very dull;
scairely any demand; sleum to Liverpool,
per bushel, !' ,d., June; Cork, for orders,
per quarter, 3s. Cd., June. Kugar strong;
granulated, 5.131,4. Duller steady; fancy
creamery, 17c; do. Imitation, 10c; do.
ladle. 15c,; good ladle, lie; store packed,
12f(13c KgKH weak; rresh, 10c Cheese
steady; rancy New York, large, OUiftOHc;
do. medium, U'vllOc; do. small, loiifilOVfcc.
Lettuce, $1.25Ul.r,i) per basket. Whisky,
$1.27i!il.2S per gallon for llnlshed goods hi
carloads, $1,2011.30 per gallon for Jobbing
lots.
Live Slock MnrkotM.
New York. May 23. Heeves actlvo ond
llrm; steers 10c higher; all sold ;x steers,
$I.WiS.10; oxen and stags, $2,731! 1X0; bulls,
$2.7511 3.S5; cows, ?2.15i3.(i5. Calves nctivo
and 23c higher: all suld; veals. $tfi(J.37i,J;
tops, $0.50; battel milk calves, lf(5. Sheep
and luinhs active; sheep and yearlings
I0i(13c higher; h.mlis llrm; closed weak
on liuff.ilo advices; one car unsold: sheep,
poor to prime, $!.50ffi4.W; oxpoit wethers,
$1.75; yeiu lings, $5i5.50; culls, $4.73;
southern lambs, ?G1i7. Hogs lower at $4fa
4.50.
Fast Liberty, P.u, May 23. Cattlo
steady; extra, $5.0T5.15; common, $11.30.
Unit dull and lowir; prime heavy, $l.3,VTf
4.40: best mediums, $4.25'tt 1.30; heavy York
ers. $4,151(4.21): light Yorkers, $lfcl,10; pigg,
its to duality, $3.75'ii3.!K); roughs, $2,501)3.50.
Olieep lower; choice clipped, $1,031(4.10,
loinmon, J3ii3.40. Veal calves, $5.5o(G.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Slgnaturo of
Another Cabliiel ( t-Ms Kvpootod,
London, May 24. The Madrid corre
spondent or The Dally Mall says: "It
Is safe to predict another cabinet crisis,
Senor Pulgcerver, mlnlstor of finance,
who in the cortes has absolutely de
clined to adopt un Income tax, being
expected to resign soon."
Illocknde Itnnnel- Decorated.
Madrid, May 21. The grand cordon
or naval merit has been conferred upon
Captain Deschamp, of the .Spanish
steamer -Montserrat. which recently nr
rlved at Corunna fioin Cienfuegns. The
queen regent personally presented the
captnln with the Insignia.
Pranking; Privilege Tor Soldiers.
Washington, May 21, Itepresenta
tlve Lybrnnd, of Ohio, Introduced a bill
yesterday extending the free flanking
privilege through the mnll to ollbers
nnd enlisted men of the nrmy nnd navy
of the United Htates, under such rules
and regulations as may be prescribed
by the postmuster general.
Young t.rn.v Decline-, n ConinilsMon,
Washington, May 21. Mr. Andrew
C. Gray, sou of Senator Oray, of Del
aware, who was iccently nominated
as Judge ndvocato with the rank of
lieutenant colonel In the volunteer
nrmy, has notltled (Secretary Alger that
he wilt not be uble to accept tho ap
pointment. It's felly to sulfur from Unit horrible plague
of thu ulijltt, itelihig piles, l)un'n Ointment
euros quickly anil permanently. At uny
drugbtore, 60 i-euts,
YoM onlay's. lli-,bnl,(,'nnii!H.
At Pitlsluirg -PlllHburg. 3; I'lillaih-lphla.
1. At I'liieliiiuitl -Clueln-intl. 7, Urooklyn,
2. At Chicago-Chicago, 0; IliiUlinore, 5,
At CleveluuU Clevclnil, 1; Wushhigton.
J. At Louisville Nevr York, 12; Louls
V)ll. i. At SI, buuU-Bonluli, 8; St.
Loujil. 7.
At l'rovkleneii-l'rovlilence. 8: Sprlng
nw, 1.
At Luno'ialer Laneater,S; APeiitown,2,
mu ft
1
the oregos.
The Dig Fighter, With the Nicllieroy and
the Matistta, Is Reported to Have
Juit left Pnra, Braid.
Loudon, May 21. Lloyds' ngents nt
rata, Hra7.il, rnblos dial three Ameri
can mou-of-wnr rnived there at 3
o'clock yustcrdny morning from Itio
Janeiro,
Tho only American vvnrslilps known
to bo on llielr way north from Hlo
Jnnolro are the Oregon, the JInriottn
and tho Nlcthoroy. The Oregon was
last reported officially by Lloyds at
IJahln, Ilrnzll, on May 9, and Bhe is
beilved to have proceeded at midnight
tho same day. Tho distance from
Unlila to Pnra is about 1,(100 miles,
roughly speaking, and if the Lloyds
report is correct the Oregon and her
consorts havo(, been steaming very
slowly. Ortior reports have placed tho
Oregon at Uarliados, and oven noarer
still to tho United States.
pnn!h Troopn Leave Cadiz.
Ilnrcelona. May 2J. A steamer took
1,000 soldiers from Cadiz Saturday for
the Canaries or the Philippines, nnd
theie are two transatlantic liners now
In port here.
A Unitarian l'eijtCMt.
Huston, May 24. At the opening of
the state Unitarian association's anni
versary week a resolution 'ntuiressed to
Secretary of the Navy Long was adopt
ed declaring that "We wish to express
aur obhorrence of the spirit of ven
geance manifested In such a cry as
'Hemcmber the Mnlne,' and beg you
to lefuse to Mirehase goods of an."
kind beailng this motto nnd in all way's
to discourage and dl'-eountcnnnce the
use of this motto or any other calcu
lated to foster the spirit or savagery,
against which we are contending."
A Clever Trick,
it eeitainly looks like It. hut there Is really
no trieli almit it. Anybody can try It who
has lame h ck mil weak kidneys, mnlaiia or
nervous troubles. Wo mean he can cure
himself light uway by taking Klcttrie Hit
ter. This medicine tones up the wliule
lystem, nets as a stimulant to tho liver and
Ulilneys, is a blood purifier ami nervo tonic.
It cures constipation, headache, fainting
spells, sleeplessness and melancholy. It Is
purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and re
store the system tn its natural vigor. Try
nicetric bitters and bo convinced that they
are a miracle worker. Every bottle guaran
teed. Only 00c. a bottle at A. Wnsley's drug
store.
llrltWh omoorV.'P'rrtlrif-iit Ad vice,
St. John's. N. P., May 24. An officer
from one of the Hrltlsh warships on the
west coast of this Island artlved here
last night to consult with tho governor.
Sir Herbert Murray, as to the contin
gency of the arrival or the Spanish Ileot
In these waters to obtain coal. The of
Ilcer urges Sir Herbert Murray to ad
vise the American government to send
one of Its fastest cruisers to patrol the
Gland Hanks for a week or more, that
the cruiser, on sighting the Spaniards,
might give the earliest possible notice
of the movement of tho enemy.
To ltcliic Clearance Papers to Colliers
New York, May 21. Collector Iild
woll, of the port ot New York, has re
ceived Instructions from the treasury
department to refuse clearance papers
to all vessels cnrrylng coal to Mexican,
West Indian, Cnilbbenn sea and South
American ports until the authorities
have given their consent. The customs
Milals have also di.eded TO forward
;c the department nt Washington all
Information regarding vessels desiring
to clear for tho above named ports.
Another Allowed Spaul-li Spy.
Key West, May 24. ,T. Castellanos, a
young man who arrived from Key
West about thice weeks ngo, and who
Is registered at the Palmetto hotel as
from New York", was nrrestod yester
day by older of Ceneral Sh.ifter its a
suspected Spanish spy. Castellrtnos
has been watched for two weeks. He
was plentifully supplied with money.
Ho wrote as many as 100 letters a day,
and this, with the discovery that he
was traveling under an assumed name,
resulted In his inest.
Tho Cuban question and political issues
sink into ins,iKnificanro with tho man who
sullcrs from piles. What ho most desires, is
relief. DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
piles. C. 11. Hagcnbuch.
Lutheran Sooqul-Ccnteiuilul, Philadelphia.
For the sesqui-oentennlnl of the Evangel
ical Lutheran Ministcrium of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Juno 2 to 1, tho Pennsylvania
Kaihoad Company will sell special excursion
tickets from Jersey Shore. Wilkesharre.
f.ewistown, Jlechauicsburg, York, Haviode
Onirc, lUlvidcre and Intermediate stations to
Philadelphia and return at ralo of single fare
for tho round trip. 0 Minimum rato,2o cents.)
Tickets will ho sold Juno 2, good to return
until Jtuio (I, inclusive.
Buy Keystonotlour. lie sure that tho naito
LESfiin & ISakr. Ashland, Pa., ta printed on
every sack.
The Vow fretu-h ciitimhor.
Paris, May 21. Tho new chamber n(
deputies Is composed of 251 Kopubll
cans. 104 Hadieals, 74 Hadicttl Social
ists, 57 Socialists, 33 Hallides, 41 Ro
actlonari and 10 Free Lances.
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B hi Ll U B t
ml word so lull
a of tneaninp
f
and about which such tender and
holy recollections cluster as thai
or " Mother she who watched
over our helpless infancy and guid
ed our first tottering step. Yet
the life of every Expectant Moth
er is beset with danger and all ef
fort should be made to avoid it.
nn . so assists nature
MOtilGI 8
rB . the Expectant
fSDUfffl Mother is ena
fl 8 H till bled to look for-
a u ywisM warci without
dread, suffering or gloomy fore
bodings, to the hour when she
experiences the joy of Motherhood.
Its use insures safety to the lives
of both Mother and Child, and she
is found stronger after than before
confinement in short, it "makes
Childbirth natural and easy," as
so many have said. Don't be
persuaded to use anything but
" Jly wifo Buffered moro In ten min
utes with either of her other two chil
dren than she did altogether with her
last, haviiiK previously used four bot
tles of 'Mother's Friend.' It is a
blessinp to nny one expecting to be
come a MOTI1KH," says a customer.
UK.NDmisoN Dale, Carmi, Illinois,
Of I5rJflpltA nt fl.CO, oraont byexprops on receipt
of price. Wilto for book containing tettlmotiinla
Slid vttUMblo ltiforniAlloti for all Mothers, froo.
The l:rndilelil ItcsuUtor Co., Atlanta. Ja.
WAR BREVITIES.
The hnrl"r of San Diego, Cnl., has
been planted with mines nnd torpedoes.
The steamer Fenltn Is londlnp; am
munition at Mobile for a Cuban ex
pedition. There have now been mustered Into
tho service of the general government
107.7C1 volunteers.
Cuban iii.' Ui'Kent olllcers deny chargps
of lnelllclency. and say Ihe Cuban nrmy
will illBtliiRulEh itnelf by brilliant oper
ations. The buildlnr; of u navy equal, If not
the superior, of Cleat Britain's Is being
agitated in congress, nnd has many
supporters.
Major ileneral William M. Graham
formally assumed command of Camp
Alger, near Washington, yesterday.
There are 12,000 men In the camp.
The Hrltlsh steamer Ardumnhor was
seized off Cube ! vtuso of her sus
picious actions. It was thought she
was attempting to run the blockade.
"Ono Minute CoukIi Curo is tho best pre
paration I havo over sold or used and can't
say too lunch in its praise." I,. M. Kronen,
Merchant, Odcll, Ga. C. H. Hacenbuiih.
The South and IM AdruuttiKei,
Tho Southern liailvray lias issued for free
distiibiitioii, a sixteen rage journal tics
criptlve of Virginia, North and South Caro
lina, Tennessee, lieorsia, Alabama and
Mississippi. Persons seeking new locations,
or capitalists desiring to make Fafoaud profit
able investments will II ml the information
contained therein both valuable, and inter
estlng. Copios will lie mailed frco upon ap
plication to John M. Heal), District Passen
ger Agent, 82S Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Coining Kvi'iits.
Juno 0. Entertainment and ico cream
festival in the P. M. church.
May M. Ico cream festival under the
auspices of tho St. Mary s Ouild of All
saints' church, will ho ho'.d In tho church
basement, West and O.vk streets.
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If InclndrmOnltrrn-nliuimlUi'i'irnii Vol.
i, ilcrna mid Id ,-nlai' Cnnli.v.
Son Franoliiro, JIny 21. Prppirptli'iid
for the first exne'dllloii to Mani'a ino
atmoBt complete. The diet expedition
will he taken on tho rttenmern Citv of
IVklnir, ril;- of Pvdney nnd the Ann
tlalla. It will punplrl of CO nfTlo rii and
1,074 men of the California Infantry,
nlllllrry and navy. 13 ottlrera and Sis
won of tho Oregon volunteera anfl ,1
oHlrern and 800 men of the United
Stntes cavalry. This exrecllllon may
lenve nt anv hour.
The nriranltatlen of the geeond ex
pedition to the Phlllrn.lneB will not be
determined until after the errirel o
General Wejley Merrltt, who l In com
mand of the whole expedition M.whr,
will reach tills oltv at the end of the
week.
The uteamer Jtealandla Is due to ar
rive here from Honolulu tnrtav. The
woik of unloading her car!o will hp
rushed ami the versel prohnhly will lie
turned over to the irovprnment Thurn
dny nlsht, and the work of transform'
Inp her Into a tror.p ship ' -ill commence
immediately. Th? 'earner China la ex
pected to nrilve from the Oilent on
rrrt"" P I" -r as
a transport by the end of the foil, vv
Ins week. About elcht mote la -go
steamet.t wi 1 be requlr-.l to 'ransport
the netPBs.i v rnMlers to Jlanlla.
Alltl-Ql'nylti'H libit n Delcutito.
PtroudBbuis, Pa May 21. The antt
Quay people have elected i. V. IIollhiB
head delcfrnto to the state convention,
Tho Quay men had two eets of dele
gates In the field nnd their vote wan
divided, llolllnshead Is snld to favor
Charleu "V. Stone for governor, al
though the Quay leaders claim that
he will work In harmony with Senntor
Quay when the convention meets. Jan
Hen, tho eonfrrePFlonnl conferrue chosen,
will likely favor the nomination of Con
Krebsman Klrkpatrlck,
Bucklon's Arnica Salve.
Tho boat salvo in tho world for cnta,
I.,,, ten,, anrn, 1nnN, nll l,n.., tn.
,,u..-,vo, IIIIU19, JlJblllll, IOIU rUI VDj
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cares piles.
or ao pay required, it is guaranteed to mvi
perfect satisfaction or mony refunded, l'rici
Sf cents per box. Kor wdo bv A , Wasloy.
TO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
.1 nit I'Iohitm, the 1 1 ii ii it nf Ameilrn, Cali
fornia, Via tho true pathway, "Tho Iron Mountain
Hotito," which tin verses arccioii of perpetual
suiishiiio, where snow btorms, bll7.7jirils or
high altitudes aio unknown. Pullman first
and sccuiiil class palace anil tourist slecphtp
cars to points in Missouri, Arkansas, Texas,
Old and New Moxico, Arizona, California,
Oregon, WashhiKton, Nebraska, Utahlunl
Nevada, without chance, (iuick time, low
rates, and all tho comforts of modern railway
Improvements gu lanteed to all who pur
chase tickets via the Missouri Pacific railway
system. For rates right from your home,
literature, and full information, drop a postal
raid, ,T. P. MeCaini, T. P. Agent. nilllJall
roiid avenue, Khnira, N. Y., or lllll llroiid
jy, New Vork.
3-1-tf W. E. Iloyt, O. K P. Act.
All tho bealinc, balsamic ylitiiis of tin
Norway piuo are concentrated in Dr. Wood's
Norway Pino Syrup, nature's own lcmcdj
for coughs and colds.
TO BIRMINGHAM AND MEMPHIS.
iiNsunPAPsni) i:uvici; oi'rnnni) nv tut
MIUTllKltN ItAII.WAY.
Leaving llroad Street station, Philadelphia,
at (i:.r)5 p. in, dally, the "Southweslern
Limited," carrying a dining car anil tin
most luxurious I'iiIIiikiii drawing room sleep-
ing eais, reaches liirminghan tho following
night at 10:10 and arilves at Memphis tin
next morning at 7:10. Through sleeping cai
for Abbeville, Savannah, Jacksonville
Tiinipi, Atlanta, Mobile and New Orleans art
also attached to this train. Pullman lescr-
vations can bo made in advance and all in
formation obtained by communicating wit!
John M. Heal, District Passenger Agent, &!
Chcilnut street, PhilaJelphia.
"It was almost a miracle. ItnrJock Hlood
Hitters cured mo of a terrible breaking out
all over the body. I am very grateful." Miss
Julia Filbridge, West Cormvell, Conn.
Decoration Day al Cctljslnirg.
Memorial Day, May 30, will bo a grtat d:tj
at Uuitysburg. Imposing ceremonies wi l be
performed on this historic spot in which
President McKinley and his Cabinet aio ex
pected to take part.
Tho personally conducted tour of the
Pennsylvania llailroatl to Clettysburg, Lur.iy,
and Washington, wliich leaves New Yoik
and Philadelphia May 2S, wld afl'ord an
excellent opportunity to visit tho famous
battlefield on this occasion, Two days will
bo spent at Gettysburg, ono at Luray, and
two at Washington.
Tho party will bo under tho guidanco of
ono of the company's experienced tourist
agents, A chaperon, whoso especial charge
will bo iincscoitcd ladies, will accompany the
trip throughout. Hound-trip tickets, cover
ing all necessary expanses during tho entiie
time absent, will bo sold at the extremely
ow into of $'7 from New York, 2(1 from
Trenton, f21 from Philadelphia, and pro
portsonato rates from other points.
For itineraries and full information, apply
to ticket agents ; Tourist Agent, lltui l.ioad
tvny, New York ; 7811 Hroad Street, Newi.rk,
tf. J.;orOto. W. I!,ijd, Assoliint (Icncnil
Passenger Agent, Hwatl Stiect Station, Phila
delphia. avhi:n natiiki;
Needs assistance it may bo bust to render it
promptly, but ono should remember to uso
even tlm mnst. tirfi,-r. rmiifill, ,,i,U- ...l,,,,.
needed. The host and most simple ami gentle
.l t .I... C f ... . . .
itiiiraj in inn oyrup ot v igs, inaiiuiaciureii
by tho California Fig Syrup Co.
Decoration Day Tour to (lettyxlmri;.
The Pennsylvania Hiillmml t ,iliil,!iliv loia
ill ranged for auothor of its popular seven
day personally-conducted tours to the battle
field of Gettysburg, J.uray Caverns, and
WashlHgton, to leave New York and Phila
delphia by special train Satuiday, May 28.
Kate, $27.00 from Now York; $21.00 fiom
Philadelphia, cover.) all necessary cxpeni.es.
Pioportionato rates from other points.
For itiuoraiiiniuiid full lufnriiialiou apply
to ticket agents j Tourist Agent, HIM Hroad.
way, Now York ; 7M) Hr.iatl stiect, Newark,
N. J.j or (ico, W. Huyd, Assistant licneral
Passenger Agent, Philadelphia.
Tho human machluo stints but onco and
stops but once. You can keep it going longest
and most regularly by using DoWitt's Little
Jlaily Itlsers, tho liimoin llttlo pills for con
stipation and all stomach and liver tioiihles.
V. ii, iiageuiiurli.
Aid! VOII flOINd SOI! HIV
tub nnmu:nN iiah.wav kiiaciiiw am,
I'ltOJIINliNT 1'OINTH.
Dou't start South without consulting John
M. Heidi, District Passuiuer Agent, Southern
Hallway, 02S Chestnut street, Phi'aihilplda
If you cannot call hi person, wrlloto him.
Ask your grorar for the "Itoyal Patent
llour, and take no other brand. It Is tho best
flour made.
Her Health Restored
TUB misery of sleeplessness can only bo
realised by tboso who havo experi
enced It. Nervousness, sleople-ssnt a,
headaches, neuralgia and that mlseru1 lo
feeling of unrest, can suroly bo cuiodby i'r.
Miles' Ilestoratlvo Ncrvlno. Bo certain U
Dr. MIloa of this fact that all drugght-t nrj
authorl7cdtoiofund prlcopald for thu f.r-t
bottlo tried, provldlns It does not be (It.
Mrs. Henry liruns, vdoof tho well kn. . n
blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa, r-j; ,:
'I was troubled with slceplossnesi, nervous
ness, hcadticho nnd Irregular rucnstruatiK
Buffering untold raUcry for years. I used
various advertised remedies for female am
plaints besides being under tho caro of local
physicians, without help. I noticed in Dr.
Miles' advcillEomcnt tho testimonial of a
lady cured of ailments similar to mine, and
I shall noverccaso to thank that lady. Her
testimonial Induced mo to uso Dr. Miles'
Ncrvlno and Norvo and Liver Pills, which
roktoied mo tohcnllh. I cannot siy enough
for Dr.MHos Homcdlcs."
Dr. Miles' Hcmcdlos
aio sold by all drug
gists under a positlvo
guarantoe, firat bottlo
benefits or money re
funded. Hoolt on dis
eases of tho heart and
:"fvesfree. Address,
r-nfiTS
Est mhos'
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Philadelphia 8c
Reading Railway
" -n TJr-('. Coal No Smoke
IN KKl'KUT MAY 13th, 1XSS.
Trul hi lcnvoBliennmloah an follows:
Kor Ntw York via J'liilftdelpliln, ueek ilnyn,
7 SO 9 ."! a. III., 12 27, S 10 Hod II 07 p. ill.
For New York via Malich CluiliK, week diiyn,
7 3(1 n, in.. 12 27 and 3 10 p. In.
For K-cadtng and Philadelphia, week days,
7 30, 9 Hi ll. in., 12 27, 3 10 nnd U 07 p Hi
For l'ottsvlllc, week davs, 7 30, 951 n. in,,
12 27, 3 10, 6 07 and T 25 p. lu,
Kor Tfuimqiin and Mlilmnoy City, week days
7 3:1, 9 0!h. In., 12 27 3 10 and 007 p. ill.
For Wllllaiiisport, Sunburv nnd Lcwlsl org,
M'ok iluys. 11 30 n. m.. 12 27, 7 23 ti. in
For MithftnoN "Imle, weekdays, 7 30, 9 SI, II 30
. m.. 12 27, 3 10, 6 07. 7 25, 6 55 p. m.
For AfIiInikI and Sliarookln, week dftyn, 7 30,
1180 a. ni., 12 27, 3 10,0 07, 725 and 9 15 p. m.
Kor llalttiuore, Washington nnd the Wept vln
U. A: O. It. ft., through trains lo-i ltc.i' lug
IVrniliml, I'lillmlnlplila. (P. As II,H R.) I't 3 3),
l 55, 11 ?C ii. in,, U 10 noil 7,27 p. I. . tim iiV-1,
I 20, 7 fO, 11 20 n. m., 3 40 mill 7 27 p. 111. Addf.
tlonnl tnillis from Twenty-fourth and Cl.i-nt-'tut
stn cts stntlon, week days, 10 HO n. in. 12 20,
,2 1' 1 lu i in. HnmlnyH, 1 35, H 23 i. in.
THAINH FOIt HIIKNANDOAII
I-ciire Nev York vh l'lillndcliililn, iek
l.lj h, 12 15, 4 30, H 00, II 30 u. in., nnd I H, 4 30,
!III0 p.l'i.
1,hvq New York vln Afnucli Chunk, week
Uys, 4 30, 0 10 n. in., 1 30 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, He-idlng Tcrnilrnl, v. cck
hif :ilu. hSli 1021 n. in. anil ISO, 4(0 p.m.
Leave lievllng, week dnyn, 7 0), iOok, . in.
12 IS, 4 17 00 p. m.
Leave Pottsvfllo, weekdays. 7 l 7 10 n. m
12 M I 10, 0 10 nnd 0 50 p. m.
Leave Tnnintptn, week dayn, 8 30, 11 23 n. in.,
l 111, 1 50, 7 20 p. 111.
Ihmivo Mnlmnoy City, wek dnys, 9 05, 1147
n. in., 2 22, 6 12, 0 21, 7 41 p. m
I,ein-e .Mnlmnoy l'lftno, week dAyn, 680, 0 25.
1025, 1159 n. m., 241, G82, 0 11, 7 57, pm.
I.oav.1 Wllllninsport, week dnys, 7 4U, It 01 a,
,ii 12 31 and 4 00 n. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Phlladelpliln Chestnut street wnrf nnd
South street wbmf for Atlantic City.
WcckdiijB JCxprcsF, 9 00 a. m.. 2 00, (3 00
Kntnrilnvs only), 4 00. 5 00 p. in. Acnonmioila
clon, SCO n. in., 515, 6 30 p. m. SmiilnyH
ISrpriss, 900, lo IX) a. in. Accommodatloii, 800
i. in., 4 15 p. in.
Kcturnlng leave Atlantic City depot, cor.-er
tlmitlc and Arkansas nvenues.
Weckduys lJxpros, 7 35, 9 00 B m., 8 30,530
p. m. Accommodation, 4 25, H 15 a. ic, 4 05 p. in.
HillidayH Hxpress, 4 00, 8 30, 8 00 p. ni. Ao.
conimodntlon, 7 15 n. m., 4 13 p. m.
Parlor lniH on nil exi.rfm train.
vor further Infiirnintlon, apply to nearest
Phlladelpliln mid Iteadlng Hallway ticket agent
orudilrcss
I. A. SwrioAan. Knsox J. Wkkkb,
(len'l Hupt., Gen'l l'aso'r Agt.,
Hea ling Terminal, rhllndelphla.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
HOIIIJYKILL DIVISION
May 15, im.
Trains will leave Shenandoah after the ;iDor
ilnte for WlKgnna, Gllhertou, Frockvllle, Diri
Water, St. Clnlr, l'ottsvllle. lIimhurB, Iteadtnj .
Pottstown, Phuenlxvllle. Norrlstown n d rV-y-4clphla
(llr. ad street station) nt C 05 and 8 15
i. in,, 2 02, 0 10 p m. on week days. Hnndiiys,
8 15 n. in., 4 25 p. m.
Trains leave Frnckvllle for Shenandoah rt
7 30, il40r.. in. and 5 40, 7 30 p. Hunilny,
II CI a. in. and 5 40 p. in.
Lruve l'ottsvllle for Shenandoah (via Frnck
vllle 710, 1120 a, m., 5 20, 7 10 p. in. Sunday
10 Xi ,i. in., 5 20 p. m.
I.i-uvo l'hlludclpMa, (llroad street station), fat
-llicunndoah at 8 05 a. in., 4 10 p. in, wtck days.
Sundays leave at 6 60 nnd 9 23 a. in
l.cnve Broad street station, Philadelphia, tor
Sea (lit, Abury Park, Ocean drove, Lrn
Branch, and Intermediate stations, 1. 20,
11.14, a. in., 3.30 and 1. 00 p. m week-ilnys.
I -cave Hroad Street Station, Philadelphia.
FOIt NEW YOKK.
Hxpren, week-days, 8 20, 4 On, 4 50 ft 15, 650
7 33,s2t, 9 50, 10 21 (Dining Car), 11 00 a. in,
12110 noon, .2ft5 (Limited 100 and 4 22 p.u.
Dining Cars), 1 10, 2 80 (Dining Cor) 8 20, 3 00.
100,500, 550 (Dining Car), t 00, 7 02,7 43 (Din.
Ing Car), 10 Oe p. m., 12 01, night. Sundays,
J2C. 4 05, 4 50 5 15. 8 20, 9 56, 10 21, (Dlnlnu
Car), 1IH5 n. in., 12 35, 105 tDlnlng Car) 2 30
( Dining Car), 100 (Limited) I 22(DfiiliiB Cur),
5 20,5 50, (Dlnlnir Carl 0 35, 7 02,7 13, Dlnlnc
Cur 10 00 p. in., 12 01 night.
Kxprcss (or Hoitou without change, II 00u m.,
week-days, and 7 13 p. ra., dully.
WASHINGTON AND THIS SOUTH.
For IUtlinnro and Washington. 3 50, 7 20, 8 32,
1020. II 23 a in., 12 09, 1231 (Dli.lng Car), I 12
Dining Car, 3 1s, 4 41, (52.1 Congres
sional Limited, Dining Cur, 6 17, CVS llltu
Ing farj, 7 31 IDInlng Cnr p. in , nnd 12 03
night week days. Sundays, 8 SO, 7 20, 9 12, It 23,
u. in., 1209, 1 12, Dining Curl 4 11, 520 Con
itresstonnl Limited, Dining Curl, 6 65 Dining
Curl. 7 31 Dining Car p. m. and 12 05 night.
For Baltimore, accommodation. 9 12 n m, 2 01
and I 01 p m week days, 5 Odnml 11 10 p in dally,
FOH ATLANTIC CITV.
Lonvo Broad street station vln Delaware rlvei
brldgi lCpre, 9 20 n in, 7 CI p. in. dally.
Ix'uvo Market Street Win Kinress. OOJn in.
.Oi), (3 00 S.tnrilnys only), 100, 5C1 p. in. Hun
lays, 8 45 9 45 a. ill (aieouimodslloii 4 00 noil
SOOp. in.)
For CnpoMny, Anglcsen, Wlldwood and Hull j
lltnch. Sea Islu City, Occmi City, Avalon uiul
iitoi.e llnrbur F.xprcss, 900 n. m., 4 00, p. in,
weikdnys, Hiindays, 9 00 n. m.
ror nouiers i-otnt Cipro, v on, a. m., 3 00
100, 5 00. II. III. WPiilt iIuvm Sniulii'a H tlu n,
nnd 9 4i p in.
I II I11TC1IINM1S, J, H WOOB,
lien'l .Mm.autr lien I Pnss'g'r Agt
nilllons of Dollars
Go un iu smoke every year. Take u
risks hut get your houses, stock, fa
nituio etc,, insured in first-class r
liable companies as represented by
DAVID FAUST,.I"s"ra"cct $
'120. South Jarilln Ht
AUn I.lfa andAecldenial CodidsdIa
(Tho Rosy Freshness
Alld a Volvm j Knflnrsa nt tlin air in la Inva.
irUbly obtalued br tho?y who uso I'ozzonj'b
Oouiplexttm i'uH'dor.
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