EVENING HERALD
KSTAIIMSIIKI) 1870.
Tu'Ml lutt fvory Kvei.liig.HxvciitHtii.ilfty,.!
f 01 TH JAHDIN SriiRKT, Nkau Ckktkh.
tho llrnitil in ilollveiotl In Hhchnmlonti ami the
pftrmiiiiiii tow at for nix ccntM n week, tny
n'i otJ cnrrlcrn. Hy mull $8.00 n year, or 2
cntn tt mouth, tiaynble In iwlvntic. XdvertUn
m ntn liur-getl nnronlthit tn)ttv aim! position.
A He milllhet rqairve tlio right in change tliv
UL'.'jtmii of nloitutcmentri wWimver tho nub
s'tf.ln of iipwb cleiimniN H. Tho rlaht l
i, i I tn i Inny nriicrtlncim-nt, whether
iHiui fur or not, v.mt the iHihllfthorn mrty tlnnm
liropff Ail vert Ifllnff mttw iitmlo known
ill"-). hm. Mention.
Ksifi rel Hi tho pontoQlco nt Hlienruutonh, l'u., an
utiotul cliiM mull matter.
TKI-HI'IIOKK CONNKCTtON
"Ml the News Tint's Fit to Print."
Evening Herald
Tl KSDAY. MAY 31. 1WIH.
OUR COUNIltY: First. Last an J Forever.
ll KIlTISI.Vd is to lltlslllt'SM wllllj,
ji'ii-t im to hri'itd. T in wore you put
into it tlii' more it grown.
MiiN liav( not ultoix'tl inuturiitlly
Miu-i" NliuKt'Hiienro mill, "to Im honest,
ii . tli K wurhl joes. in to lie one picked
uit of ten thousand.''
Siikmimi ii Miiiiiish Imttory at
Jlimtim might to lo ii mutter of
1 Dilutes Am this work, prop c.-m'h
tin paiiii' in tho pu-rii-oiis will in
c rt jisl
It is proliubly not Kuui'nilly known
tlmt (lit word "dud," used by ninny
children in pluee of "futliur," is the
purist Welsh. The opening words of
the Lord s l'niyer in AVelsli are "Ulln
Dad
r It is a noticeable fact tlmt nil tho
new papers that carry ,lohn AVana-
niak.rs advertif-enients, "at. prices
Jiss than tlio actual cost of composl
tion, ' are strong supporters of his
eaiididaey for Governor. Tlio reason
is plain.
It is to lio hoped that the Ion;;
looked for and coiilldently expected
Imttle between Kcliley and Cervera
have heon founht in tinio to cele
bratt the victory on July the. Fourth.
n earlier date than that, how-over,
would suit a largo number of II liitAl.n
readers.
At Tlioi (ill tlio rate of interest paid
by tho Oaiiadiaii post olliee savings
lianUs was reduced last, year from ill
percent toil per cent, the deposit
have increased and now amount to
H).2(lil,fiUi. Therocaii bo no doubt
of tho micros of a popular ii per
cent loan in this country.
Tim city papers' are not content
with disfiguring their pages with ty
pographical monstrosities, but their
make up is such that it is evtremely
(M.lcult to pursue the windings of an
article In and out of the pictures and
over to the inner pages. Those jour
nal - are of the belief that it is neces
sary to begin all the news features on
tho llrst page.
TilKiiir. is ii strongsontinient among
newspaper publishers in Ohio in favor
of d"alliig witli railroads on a cash
basis. Yet there are always men who
will retard such a movement. If ro-
iiire(I they would give up their col-
l limns to the railroads and accept in
return an annual ticket for bainl-car
L privileges mid then sign u contract
that they would not sue the company
it tl ley should ho run down by the
xpress.
Sl'KXKl.vn of phantom hospitals,
Elolin Wuniuuuker referred in a recent
uldress to a little ancient history that
Kv ill be familiar to the people of this
kpunty. He said: "At the last ses-
p.n of the legislature tho uppropri-
rii'ion committee wits obliged to ro-
ftiso actual maintenance for many of
tlio most deserving hospitals of tho
l tat i' et this saino committee,
iiudi r orders, passed for Senator
Coyle, of Seliuylkill, it Quay lieiitun-
ijtut, nil appropriation of $1 0,000 for
(lie iiiaiiitenance of the American
lllospiiul Association, of JUiihunoy
ItowiiBhip, which was an imaginary
iiiKtittitiou of Senator (Joyle's wlth-
mt capital, without n building, or
tlioiit even a site upon which to
lild one. This fraud was fortun-
ly dlscovensl by (lovornor Ilast-
Bi ii 'H, who vetoed the nefarious
Lnhi'iue
Great
Bled!
fi will
Bharpe
IyoutApP'
iPiirlfv and
tVltallze Your Blood. Overcome That
Iflred Feeling. Get a bottle of
wood's Sarsaparllla and begin to
m.ka it TODAY, and realize the great
Sod It Is sure to do you.
Wood's Sarsaparilla
fst mini
c?nB- TOM MM
j a via t in v ri ui n
II mum
NUGGBTS of news.
The authorities nt Mole St. Nleolnw,
Ilaytl, forbid the signaling of Hiiy ship
hi Hltfllt.
Cyrus C. Carpenter, ejt-novernor of
Iown. died nt Fort DodRe Saturday
evening, aged C.
Oenoral Oreeley, e-lilef signal olllcer,
Ik making at-ranst-monts for enlisting
I the volunteer slminl corps authorized
by conn-cess.
Tlio President and Mm. JIcKlnley
ont a beautiful bouquet to New York
Saturday to be placed on the tomb of
Cleneral Grant.
The government has leased 4.000
acres of land near Hoyee Station, four
miles from Chattanooga, on which
troops wilt be encamped.
In the Spanish chumhci- of deputies
Beilor Pulfjcerver, milliliter of lliuinoe, i
presented n bill to prohibit the ex
Jiortallon of silver money.
In the Japanese parliament n jctl
tlon to the mikado ngnlnst Marquis Ho
nnd the restmnslble uuvernmont was
rejeeted by n mnjoilly of fiO.
August Vast I, nn engineer on the
Central Uallrond of New Jersey, fell
from his locomotive at Wilkesbnrre,
l'a., nnd was Instantly killed.
A short session of Pennsylvania's su
pieme rourt was held In lluulsbun!
yesterday, after which nn adjournment
was taken until July 20 at 1'hlhidelphlu.
The cruiser Harvard hns sailed from
KbiKSton, Jamaica, to Join Commodore
Schley's squadron. She took a pilot
familiar with the south coast of Cuba.
Surgeon Genera! Sternberg has taken
the initiatory steps for securing a hos
pital train for the transportation of the
Invalided troops fiom the front. This
train Is to consist often touilst sleepers
t nd one dlnlnsr car.
Tlio New liccrulti,
'Washington, May 31. -Adjutant Oen
eral Corbln Is now working out the de
tails of the second call for volunleors.
The apportionment of the 7B.O00 among
the various states hns not been ilxe.rt
definitely, but will be In a day or two.
The governois of the several states ap
prove of the plan to recruit the regi
ments from their states up to the min
imum streiiRth or 1,326 men out of the
second ea.11. This will absorb about
50,000 men, leaving about 25,000 to be
organized Into additional regiments.
The new recruits will be assigned to
regiments of their own states und, so
far as possible, to companies and regi
ments which reuiesent the cities nnd
sections of the states In which they
reside.
Tlio St. bonis iiIIh Away.
New York, May 31. The auxiliary
..cruiser St. ouls sailed from the Amer
ican line pier yes t unlay. Just as the
ship was drawing out from tho dock
n messenger boy rushed up to Oiricer
O'lllpi-ne, of the harbor police, and
handed him a sealed message to be de
livered to Captain Handle, of the St.
Louis. It could not be learned what the
message contained or where It came
from. The strike which threatened to
delay the vessel's snlllng was peace
fully adjusted about a half hour before
sailing. Of the 300 strikers all but 41
returned to duty. The places of the
men who refused to return were nt
once filled the many who stood at
on the pier anxious to serve.
The Cuban (jtiestluii '"' 'V'Mitiiul issues
sink into hisii!io'!c;:iiiu with tho man who
'iC'-r. f....i piles. What homo-it desires, Ii
relief. I HAY ill's Witch lhizul Salvo cures
piles, 0. II. ihijccnliur.il.
An I'.r. M-ioYy I'm- Ten Hyelt.
New York, May 31. The 32d annual
ii'gattn of th" llni'-pin llcitatta associa
tion, New York, rowed yesterday on the
Iliirlem rivet one mile course, marked
the opening of the amateur rowing rac
ing season In the easl. In the senior
single sculls 10. II. Ten Kyck, the Har
lem champion, bad as his opponents Ju
venal, of Philadelphia, and Macltey, of
the Nassnu P.oat club, of New York.
The men kept together for a dozen
strokes, when Mackey fell behind.
Juvenal stny-d with Ten Kyck for
about a qu. liter, anil there the cham
pion lui i-easi-d bis speed with such ef
fect thai .it lie- ball' In- led Juvenal by
at least ti n leiif-ihs. After that It was
simply a pmn't Son.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
Signaturo of
S'Paln'H "1,'esiii-i-ei'tloii Slilji."
London, May 31. A dispatch to The
Dallv Chronicle from llareelonn, re
ferring to the Spanish announcement
of the formation of a third Spanish
Meet, Including the broad ship Numan
cla, under the headhiK "A Kesurrectlon
Ship," says: "Tho Numancla is here,
her bulwnrks battered, her anchors and
chains thlft with rust and her paint
all gone. Apparently she does not enr
ry a siiiBle gun. I am not sure
whether she has engines or not. Iie
yond a few Belittles she certainly has
no eiew. A small Kng of men Is hnm
inerlng, swiibblng and painting, nnd 50
run lines from C'nrlliBgena bave been
ordered hero to do the work of patch
ing up."
Chicago Honors Itluo mid Cray.
Chicago. May 31.-In addition to the
great number of grnves of Union sol
diers fi.000 Confederate dead lie buried
In cemeteries here. Not one of them,
northerner or southerner, was over
looked ypsterday. After the ceremonies
at the cemeteries there was n mng
nlllcent parade In the heart of tho city
The cheers were loudest whon the Ninth
battalion of colored soldiers fell into
line. They will be the (list to go under
the new call, and tho only representa
tion which the city will have in the
call for 75,000 volunteers. Ono of the
features of tliB parade wo. the tat
tered pennant from tho 111 fated Maine.
Starvnt bin In Kpnln.
London, May ill. The Madrid corre
'pi ndent of The Dully Telegraph says:
''Willi spread dlstiess Is reported In
vailftis parts of the Interior, more
c nccl.illy In the provinco of Catalonia,
wlir-p- food prices have risen consid
erably, while a number of working peo
ple have een thrown out of employ
ment and hundreds of families plunged
Into misery. The local government Is
endenvoring to nllevlate want by open
ing soup kituhens. Hints occurred yos
trrday in the cltv of Mula, owing to
the scarcity of food, especially bread."
IiIhoiiho Strikes Dowo.v'h Fleet.
Hong Kong, May 31, A dlnjuitch
from M'inlla says: The American wart-hips
are still hi the bay except a
i-onple of smaller ones, which are being
ustd on patrol duty outside. Hear Ad
miral I )eu iv Is losing men from dla
i use almo t daily. Smallpox and dys
cntary a if s iid to In rife In (lie Amur
lean squruit'on Ae.ulnaldo, the Insur
gent chief, U working hard to gain over
tlie rebels to the side of the Americans.
flDNEY PAINS
Only Those Who Have Suffered Cau
Understand the Torture.
Tcrriblo pnins in tho back; burning
sensation in passing urine; annoying
and frequent desire to urinate, especially
nt night; the passing of gravel; sedi
ment nt bottom of vessel after urine lias
stood 24
hours, and
other forms
of Kidney
and Bladder
Disease, arc
cured easily nnd
quickly by
Dr. David
Kennedy's
Vnvorito
Jicmedy.
It can be had in
any drug store
at St per bottle,
and relief nnd
euro can always
be depended up
on by thoso suf
ferers who take this wonderful medicine.
J. T. Ford, of lHnghnmton, N. Y.,
writes: "1 had Kidney Trouble r.e
badly that I had to sit uii all night or,
account of my back aching so. Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Item
edy cured me. I often tnke it now in
small doses, and I find it keeps my
bowels regular."
SAMPLE UOTTLB PRfifi. Men
who liuve Kidney, lilnddcr or I?lood Dis
cases, and women who have Femali
Troubles of any kind, are invited U.
send their name nnd address to the Dr.
David Kennedy Corporation, Iiomlout,
N. Y., who will send by mail a sample
bottle of Favorite Itciwdy and circu
lar of valuable information, nil free of
charge. Please mention this fapet
when writing. Every reader can de
pend on the genuineness of this offer.
Ilnt'i-y mid I. con I'lgbt to 11 Draw. .
New York, May 31. Jimmy Harry
and CaBper Loon met at the Lenox
Athletic club last night for a 20 round
contest for the bantam championship
of the world, and after lighting 20
rounds, which weie productive of most
scientific work by both boys, the ref
eree, Johnny White, of this city, culled
It u draw. Theie was little to choose
between tho boxers at the llnlsh. Hnny
was a big favoilte In the betting at
2 to 1 011, but, although no money was
lost on the result, several bets at odili
on that Leon would not stand six
rounds, IS rounds and the limit were
made by some sanguine friends of the
little Chicago boxer. The New York
ers snapped these bets up quickly.
Tho Pi-oMilont Honors Dead CoinradoM
Washington, May 31. In the center
of the Held of "bivouac of the dead,"
the great ampltbenter of the national
cemetery at Arlington, President Me
Klnley and three of his cabinet Sec
retaries Onge, Alger and Wilson yes
terday Joined 0,000 citizens In doing
honor to the patriotic dead. Ceremonies
were held slmutaneouslv In several
parts .of the cemetery, but tho main
Ciiemonles- were In the ampltheuter,
close to the old Lee mansion. The feat
ure of the ceremonies was the address
of Senator Thurston, of Nebraska. Pro
longed applause greeted his references
to the nbscnee of sectionalism and to
the presence of Admiral Dewey in the
harbor of Manila.
ltriilu rrnf-i'KMct unit Crime.
In our courts of law tho question o'
double consciousness occasionally forms
tho subject of legal deliberations, for u
man in his second hulf may commit n
crime of which he has no recollection
whatovor In his natural ftnte. IIo Is, In
other words, nt one time tho Jekyll of his
household and may bo u loving father, n
responsible citizen and a ronMinnblo friend.
Then, when ho lapses, he bccuims tho
Hydo of the romance realized to tho full.
Ho may become a veritable villain, who
will not stop short of minder If Ida unnat
ural propensities direct his energies In a
homicidal direction. Yet ho will wnko
up, oil unconscious of his wrongdoing, to
rehumo his life as a peneoflil niiin and
sober citizen. .
Tlio Interdependence of our social llfo Is
aptly Illustrated by cases of this nature.
Tho question of responsibility for crimes
committed undir dual consciousness is
ono of tlio gravest which law mid nicdlclno
ullko can Iiao to fnco mid determine. It
Is not without the hounds of rens-un to sup
pose that our education In tho story of tho
brain's byways may lead us pcrclianco to
form judgmeiitscven of criminal nets morn
consistent with mercy than have often
been delivered, nnd to regard apparently
irrational offonses With a charity which is
none tho less real in that it is founded
upon n knowledge of tlio weakness and ir
regularities that beset tho working of tho
bruin. "Some Uyways of tho Drain," by
Andrew Wilson, M. I)., In Harper's Maga
zine.
TWO PATIENTS.
Tlio fltnry of n Young 'i)lcJ!i niul the
Monti Thereof,
A young physlliiaii living in another
city wmh onco called to see a patient at a
tlmo when ho was himself hi n state of
morel crlsifi, Ho had been present two
days before at a consultation 011 tho case
of an eminent citizen, and the doctors had
disagreed. Uy all of his own study nnd
cxperlouco ho was absolutely convinced
that a certain operation desired by two of
his colleagues In consultation would result
in the deuth of tlio putlunt. Tho fuurth
physician bolloved as ho did, hut when he
spoko It was to assent to tho opinions ot
the two eldor men, hi tho hope that their
wisdom was assured and that tho man's
llfo might bu saved. The old doctors hud
their way, Tho potlont died uoxt day un
dor tho hand of tho skilled younger man,
whoso conscience, piomptly entered Into
revolt of his whole, nature against his own
Individual relation to tho conditions of
his profession. After a sleepless night ho
was called to the bedside of a second well
known cltl.un, a niiin suffering from
"Amerlcmiltls" crushing overwork
whoso system was a little shaken up by a
fall from 11 bicycle and who had a sllylit
feverish cold attended by nn Inability to
hold up his head, Tho young doctor, be
ing, ns wo have said, in 11 state of moral
crisis, said to the, patient: "In bedf That's
good. Ktuy there for a week, Don't out
anything If you can possllilj- help It.
Drink plonty of cold water. Forget busi
ness." To tho patient's wife ho said:
"He's all right. It's time Im had a rest.
Uo sure there Is plenty of fresh air In the
room nlglit and day. Don't let any ono
talk business to him for n week." Ho
went away without giving a tablet or
leaving a proscription. And next day ho
doubled to quit tliu profession, so that
when ho heard later how horrified people
wcro to learn that Mr. A. had died under
his hand niul that he laid told .Mr. II. that
nothing ailed htm he only mulled grimly
ami sah! nothing. Ho is now a very rich
man, but he. iiuulu his money buying and
selling a very coiiiiiiuuplaoo commodity.
Uoston Trunsurlpt.
Ask your urocor for tlio "Itoyid Patent
flour, anil take 110 other bmiul. It is tlio Ismt
Hour mado.
' 'ALL ANXIOUSJTO AID DEWEY.
flenernl Mm-i'ltl Will Have Twenty
Thousand Troops For Manila.
San Frnnolseo, May 31. Yesterday
General Merritt Issued an order as
suming commnnd of the Philippine
expedition, nnd is now busily engaged
completing arrangements for the for
warding of the second deatchment of
troops to Admiral Dewey's assistance.
The work of preparing the steamers
Eealandla, China and V ion for the re
ception of troops is progresng, though
rnther slowly, it Is not ejected that
the fleets can leave hen before the mid
dle of net week at the earliest. Tho
question of what regiments will mnko
up the second expedition Is agitating
the men at the ORinp. Thev nil want
to go, but ns there are already over
12,000 men and more coming, nnd the
second expedition will ronslst of only
6,000, thero will be many disappoint
ments. Uy direction of the president formnl
orders were prepnred adding 8,000 men
to the department of the Pacific, under
Mnjor General Morrltt, thereby Increas
ing the strength of bis force to 20,000
men. While General Merritt wns prom
ised a week ago that this Increase
would be made If possible, dlilicultles
of an apparently Insurmountable char
acter were piesented, nnd It was only
upon Buccess achieved by the war de
partment Saturday In securing the
execution of certain contracts much
earlier than anticipated that It wus
found possible to redeem the promls".
These related not only to transporta
tion, but arms, ammunition, uniforms,
and other lequlslte equipment, It hav
ing been feasible up to this time to
secure these essentials for only 12,000
men.
Ilonoi-big V,Tini-'ett''S'Tlcinorv.
Paris. May 31. With a view to check
the blatant pro-Spanish feeling here
und enlist the sympathies of French
men on the side of America, a special
effort was made by the Ameilcnn col
ony yesterday to do honor to the mem
ory or Lafayette. A big gathering pro
ceeded to bis tomb In the PIcpus cem
etery, which was' decorated with
wreaths and mutual flags. The United
States amboHMHilor n,.,w.i 11,
I'1"''", deposited the American wreaths
.mi, in uii eloquent speech referred to
America's debt to Lafayette and the
"unbreakable ties between the two peo
ples." He was warmly applauded. M.
Dartholdl followed In the same strain.
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"AteDliillli'M Speedy TVn Miles.
Urldgoport, Conn.. May 31. Over 2,000
people attended the bicycle races held
at Pleasure Heucb yesterday afternoon
under the niuiolces of tho Drldgeport
Cycle club. The principal event of the
day was the ten mile multicycle paced
match race between Eddie McDuflle,
of Cambridge, Mass., and Fred C.
lloyt, of Bridgeport, lloyt took the
lead nt the start and held It for two
miles, but poor work on the part of bis
pacemakers caused blm to fall behind,
and McDuflle held the lead from then
on, winning by over n lap. Ills time
for the ten miles was IS minutes nnd
48 seconds.
Tlio Iteiinlt,.,! nine ,! orny.
Lexington, Ky Alay 31. For tlio first
time since the war the Confederate vet
terans Joined with the G. A. It. in ob
serving Memorial Day and decorating
the graves of Union soldiers,
Two Di-owncil In Tlio Deinwnro.
Philadelphia, May 31. lllchnrd Hog
hnladen, aged 20 years, of this city,
and a Swedish sailor named Berg, from
the schooner J. Manchester Hnlnes,
were drowned yesterdny in the Dela
ware river. Ilnghaladeu and two com
panions bad been visiting on the boat
and lterg was rowing them ashore,
when the boat upset.
"It was almost a ininicln. llurihic.k Itlood
hitters cured 1110 of a tcrriblo hicaklng out
all over the body. I am very grateful." Miss
Julia l-'illiriilge, West Cornwcil, Conn.
TO BIltMINOIIAMAHD MEMPHIS.
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at 11:65 t. in, daily, the "Southwestern
Limited," carrying n dining car and tlio
most luxurious Pullman drawing room sleep
lug ejus, reaches hlrminfjhaii tlio following
night at 10:10 and anives at Memphis the
next miiriiingat 7:10. Through sleeping cirs
for Asliuvilio, Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tainpi, Atlanta, Mobile and New Orleans are
also attached to this train. Pullman icscr
vatlous tan bu niaile in advance and all in
formation obtained by communicating with
John M. Heal, District Passenger Agent, 82
Qlicntuut street, Philadelphia.
AviniN NATimr.
Needs nsfchtnnco it may liu host to lender it
promptly, but ouo should rememlicr to use
even the most nerlcct remedies only when
needed. The best and most simple awl gentle
remedy is the fjyrup of Figs, nianiilactiired
by thu California rig Syrup Co.
TO THE LAND OF SUHSIHNE
Anil Flowers, the Hand of Aineilca, Cull-
rornlu.
Via tlio true pathway, "Tlio Iron Mountain
lioutc," which tmverfees a region of perpetual
sunshine, where snow storms, blizzards or
high altitudes aio unknown. Pullman first
and second class palaco and tourist sleenin
cars to points in Missouri, Arkansas, Toxas,
Old and Now Mexico, Arizona, Califomi
Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Utah and
Nevada, without change, Quick time, low
rates, ami all tho comforts of modem railway
Improvements guuantecd to all who imr-
chase tickets via tho Missouri Pacific: railway
system, l-or rates light from your homo,
llterutuio, anil lull information, drop a postal
card, J. P. Ah-Uimi, T. P, Agent, filti hail
road avenue, Klniliu, N. Y., or 3U1 llroaib
way, ,Nuv York.
il-l-tf W. K. lloyt, (1, K P. Agt.
"Ono Minute. Couch Cure is the best nrc
paratiou I have ever sold or used ami can't
say Iiiii much in its pralso." ,. M. Keimiin
Merchant, (Moll, (ia. C. II. iIaBcnbiii:h.
iti:.v;;ixi siisitiii-ciiNTiiNNiAU
limiUL-IUI UATHB VIA IT.NNSYI.VANIA JtAII
1111 A II.
For the Reading, Pa., Scsqui-Ceiitciinlal
Jubilee, June B to 12, the Pennsylvania Rail
rcid Company will soil excursion tickets fiom
ktations on Its lines in tho statu of Pcuusy).
vauia to Heading anil ictuiii at reduced rates
For spfllo rates mid conditions apply to
1 ickct Agents.
Tills celebration promises to ho ono of tho V
greatest uvents hi the city's history, Monday,
Wednesday anil Thursday, Junu (1, Hnndll,
will be kpocial days. Tho celelinitlon will
cIom) with a grand masked cainival on Satur
day night, Junu 12,
it's folly (o Miller from that horrible nlaeiin
of the night, itching plUw, Duau's Ointment
cuius quickly and permanently. At any
drug store, r0 cents.
Tlio South anil Its AiltuiilugcH.
Tho Southern Railway lias istuicd for free
distribution, a sixteen pigo journal dote
uilptivo of Virginia, Nortli ami South Caro
lina, TttintaoM, Georgia, Alalaina and
Muuinsippt. Pei-Mimi seeking now locations,
or cupilulUtsdeaiiinu to make Kifuanil liroflt-
able invcstiuents will dud the information
nontHimil tliurciu both valuable and Intoi
tstiiig. ('oplos will bo iiiuiled I'rco upon up.
plinttiuu to John M. itoall, District Paswin-
gor Agent. hSH C'liustnut sticet, Pliiludelplila,
i-a.
Iluy KcyBtoncllour. llosuiotliat tlionamo
Lrrski & ItABK, Ashland, l'a,, i nriutwl on
M
K'tk
m
o very sack.
The liugllMh'ltldei' Ylctorloim,
lloston, May 81. Tom Linton, the
Fnglbhman, was the star rider of th
annual race meeting of the Massachu
setts division, L. A. W on Qlinrles
Itlver Park yesterday, and he Is credit
ed with having added to his accomp
lishments nine world's records In his
SO miles paced race with Hnrry Elkos,
of Glens Falls, N. V. A closer finish
or u different ending might Imvo hap
pened had Kikes been furnished faster
pace. Linton finished fresh In 6G:G0 1-ti,
or 1 minute and 40 seconds uuilor tho
record for the distance. ,
Tho Fi-onoh '.voIImIh Won,
New York, May 31. Tho Berkcly
Oval bicycle races yesterday, though no
records were broken, were unsuallv
Interesting, the international pursuit
match rnce. France vs. America, be
ing one of the prettiest events of the
kind seen In New York thlB year. The
rnce was won by Gougoltz and Latn
berjack, of France, fiom Soger nnd
Swnnbrouch, of America.. The French
men envrht th" .,-. ' ' -r rrtcr gSng
a distance of 391 miles; time, 7.23,
Iteelproolty With Fennee.
Washington, May 31. The president
late yesterday afternoon Issued a proc
lamation setting forth that tills nation
and France had entered Into a com
meiclnl agreement In which reciprocal
and equivalent concessions have been
granted this gover.'-nent. In accord
ance therewith the duties now Imposed
on various articles or French manufac
ture nrc lowered to the minimum rates
under the favored nation clnuse of the
tnrlff bill.
A Now Hummer Throwing Itecoi-d.
P.nyonne. N. J., May 31. A featuro of
the oonteBt-s at the N. J. A. C. carnival
yesterday was the throwing of the 10
pound hammer, In which John Flana
gan, of th New York Athletic club,
the holder of the world's record, was
defeated by bis only competitor, J, C.
McCrneken, of the University of Penn
sylvania. McCracken made n new
world's record of 1&3 feet S Inches,
Ht'hlch beats the record by one Inch.
Sngntii i:poots No Aid.
London, Mav 31. The Madrid cor
respondent of The Times says: "It Is
reported that Senor Pagasla, the pre
mier, during Sunday's cabinet council,
reasserted that Hpain does not expect
the support, diplomatic or otherwise,
of any foreign power, and that there
Is no question whatever ot undertaking
negotiations for this purpose through
Kennr Leon y Castillo, Spanish am
dassador at Paris."
Bucklcn's Arnica Salvo.
Tho lest salvo in tho world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt lhouru, fevor fores,
letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
nil skin eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or jo pay required. It w guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or mony refunded. Price
25 rents nor box. For wdo by A . Woslor.
RUPTURE CURED.
A Specialist tin Uiipnuc fiom Wil1t.-unnorl
will viMt
Shenandoah Every Thursday
AT THE
Hotel Franey, from 8 til! 10:30 a. tn.
Ruptuic permanently and quickly Cured or
no pay. Written guarantee to alisolulclv
cure oil kinds of Rupture without
operation or detention from
business.
Absolutely no DniiRir.
Examination Prec.
Inn ttit-cruic ft trail In Quiil itiri 1tt-trl. in
.w,, .v.,w..n t..iv ... t;tt j , ..H.iiiiunin,
Tt Vunml .i!,!.,!le mlio e..i. I,- .f,.
to. Charges ami teuns nuxlcratu ami williin
uaca oi nu.
GREAT PAIN ! GREAT COST !
These were the two reasons that formerly
kept people irom attending to their- teeth,
llotli reasons hnve no existence in this ad
vanced ai;c. Painless and inexpensive dent
Ktry witli -an absolute guarantee for five years
is our niclliou
A Good Set of Teeth, $.
The Very licit Teeth, J8.
You can get no belter, no matter what you
pay. No charge for extracting, wlicie teeth
arc ordered. We can take ) our impression in
the morning and give you your tcclli in the
altcrnoon II desired.
(loltl PilliiiKs, $i ; Best Silver
Fillings, 5oc up; Cleaning-, Roc;
iixlinctlilg, 2f,-.
Crown and bridge work at v ly reasonable
rates. ICxan ination.s and i sliin.,les free.
Weiise but one grade of material
the best,
SCHUYLKILL DEHTAL PARLOflS,
Cor. White & Centre Sts., Robblns" Building
LAUER'S
In Bottles or by
the Keg.
Lauer's Lager
WD
Pilsnei Beer.
Porter and Weiss Beer.
Christ. Schmidt,
Agent und Bottler,
203 W. Coai Street,
SHENANDOAH - PA
Her Health Restored
TfHKu !--cry of sleeplessness cau only be
JJ rcuilrd by thoso v;bo hr.vo oxpc '
c,:clii. Ilcrvoitsnoss, sleoplessm ,
I - -l:r-, netiralrla nnd that lalsc.i' .i
loclii-r ' t enrc.-.t, can sjroly bocurodl v Dr.
Mile-.' ltot-toratlvo Nervine. Bo ccrta! i n
l)i. Alllesof this fncttliat nil drtifrelstu nro
ntilli:l.Lii iorotund price paid for the fli ,i
bottio tried, providing it docs not beucut,
Mrs. Henry Brims, wife, of tho well l:n wn
bl-..-' -iltl':,t (ir-xnd Juncllon, Intra, say :
't as ! roubled w lib sloeple niM", ncrv t j.
nu.-, h.ulr.cbo and Irregular nionstrualloii;
riiffcrl ig untold r.-.bery for years. I used
various udvrtlsc'j remedies for fomale com
plaint1: 'ec.J'.l.'.i bulng under the care of local
physlc'anc, T.-llhouthelp. I noticed In Dr.
Mllos' advertisement tlio testimonial of a
lady ( u-ed of ailments similar to mine, and
Ie1i& 1 never ccai e to thnnk that. lady. Her
testimonial Induced mo to use' Dr. Miles'
No: vino and Norv6 and Liver Pills, which
restored mo tolioallh. I caunots.iy cnouh
for Dr.Mlleslton-."d cs " rsvJoTiWjt?
Dr. Miles' Itomcdlos jiV Qr. ''fS$
U1UMIIU IJJT UII UlllK
glsu under a posltlvo
guarantee, nri,1. hottlo
benefits or money re
funded. Hook on dis
ease ..of tho heart and
ner-iafrcc. Address,
. Raatorco ,
K-A-uisiJJsa
Dr.. MILKS MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, Iud.
Philadelphia 81
Redin; Railway
Str.-ke
IN Kl'KlCUT MAY 2Jlh, lS'.'S.
Trains leave Hiiennndoali nn followi :
Kor New York via 1'hlIudrlplilA, week iIiij-h,
7 30 0 51 a. in., 12 27, K 10 nnd b 07 p. 111.
Kor New York via Mauch CIiuilk, week daj-p,
7 30 a. m., 12 27 and 3 10 n. m.
Kor K-ujiUlliK nnd l'lilladelphls, week dnyM,
7 30, 9 rJ li.lll., 12 27, 3 10 nml 0 07 11. 111.
Kor l'ottsvlllc, week dayn, 7 30, 3BI n, m,,
12 27, 8 10, 0 07 nnd T 25 ji. in.
For Tainnquft nnd Mnlianoy City, week Unyn
730, Otil fc. m., 1227 3 10 nod 6 07 . 111.
For Wlllinnisport, Sunburv and LowlsburK,
neuk days. 11 B0 a. tn.. 12 27, 7 21 n. m
For Mnhano IMnne, wcekilnyB, 7 30, 9 &l, 11 30
n. 111., 12 27, 8 10, 0 07. 7 23, SI 61 p. ni.
For Ashland nnd Sliamokbt, week dnpt,, 730,
1180 u. in., 12 27, 8 10,6 07, 723 and 9 55 p. in.
For llnHlinotu, Washington and tho Went via
B. .fcO, It. H., Ibroiigh trains lra"i Uefti,lli
Torniliml, Philnilelpliln. (P. Ac It. II R.) nt 3 20,
7 5o,1120n. in., 8 10 nml 7.27 p. i. MuihIiivh,
3 20, 7 00, 11 2 n. in., 8 46 nnd 7 27 p. m. Allot
ttounl trains from Twenty-fourth and Obcsfc
uttt streets station, week days, 10 80 n. m. 12 20,
12 It H 40 I). in. Sundays, 1 05, 8 23 p. in.
TKAINH KOlt SIIKNANDOAH.
T.rnvo New York vln I'hilndclphtn, i.eek
days, 12 15, 4 80, 8 00, 1 1 SO n. in., mid 1 15, I 30,
9 00 p.m.
Leave Now Vork vln Mnuck Chunk, week
days, 4 80, 9 10 ft. in.. 1 30 p. m.
benvn Philadelphia, Kendliiff Tcrinlnnl, week
days, 3 10. 8 811, 10 21 n. 111. mid 1 31), 4 (6 p.m.
l,cnvo loading, week dnya, 7 07, J0OM, a, m.
12 15,4 17,0 00)1. m.
I.cavo 1'ottsvllle, weekdays, 710, 740 n. m.
12 30 1 10, n 10 mid a 50 p. iu.
1,f-iivoTaniaqun, week flnys, 8 30, 112:1 n. in.,
i 111, 5 60, 7 20 p. m.
lo.-avn Mnlianoy City, week dnys, U05, 1147
a. 111., 2 2.', S 12, 6 21, 7 41 p. Ill
Leave Ainliauoy Plnno, week dnya, 680, 9 25,
10 25. 11 51 n. in., 2 II, 532, fi 41. 7 57, p in.
Leave Wflllmnspoit, week dayB, 7 12, JuOl
in.. 12 81 mid 1 00 p. ni.
ATLANTIC CITY 1)1 VIHION.
Leave Philadelphia Clicntliut sttoul wuif nnd
Bouth strict whmf fur Atlantic City.
Weekdays Krprcss, 9 00 n. in., (130 Sat
urihiVBonly), ju, 1 00, 130, 5 00 p.m. Acoin
moilntlon, 15 it. in.. 5 15, 0 80 p. in. HunilnyH
Hl mis, SCO, 900, 10 00 a, in. Accoliilnodntlon,
11 15 n, 1,,., 4 45 p. in.
JlrturnliiK leave Atlantic City depot, corinr
Atlantic nntt Arkansas iivi-mics.
Weekdays Uiprcts, 1 CO, 7 15, 9 00 m., 3 HO,
5 30 )1. in. Acconiuiodntlor,, 4 25, 8 01 n. in, 105
p. in.
Sundays Kxpress, 4 00, 6 30, 8 00 p. in. Ao
eoinoieifatlon. 7 15 n. m., 4 15 p. in.
l-'or Cape May and Ocean t'ity, 8 15 a. m , 2 80,
1 15 p. m. Sundays South street, 9 00, Chestnut
street, 9 15 a m
For Hca Isle City, 8 (5 a in, 1 15 p in. KiindayH
South street, 9 00, Chestnut street, 9 15 a in.
Pnrlor Chih on nil exitniM, trains.
vor further Information, apply to nearest
pMladelphla mid Heading Hallway ticket agent
or ndiiress
1. A. Hweioaiiii, Kudos J, Wkeks.
(len'l Sunt., (Icn'l l'as'r Agt.,
lteailing 'JVrmiunl, Pbilailclphin.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
Bl'IIUYKILI, DIVISION.
Mav 28, 1898.
Trains will lenvu Shenandoah litter tne nngtk
iluto for Wlggans, illlhcrtun, Fraekvtllo, Dark
Wuter, St. Clair, l'ottavillu. llnmburg, Ittadliik,
Pottstowu, l'hoenlxvllle. Norrlstown ni d PVV
sJelpbla (Broad street station) nt 6 05 and 8)5
a. m.( 2 02, 0 10 p ui. on week days. Sundays,
8 IS a. in., 4 25 p. in.
Trains leave Frackvllle fnr Hhenundoah nt
7 30, il 46 a.m. and 6 46, 736 p. w, Sunday,
11 01 a, in. nnd 5 46 p. in.
Leave i'nttsvlllu for Shenandoah (via Krack
vlllu 7 10, 11 20 a. m., 6 20, 7 10 p. iu. Sunday
10 &5 a. in., 5 20 p. in.
Iaivo ridladelplrfa, (Broad street station), for
Shenandoah at 8 85 a. m., 4 10 p. m. week days.
Sundays leave nt 6 80 and 9 23 a. m
Leave Ilioad street station, Philadelphia, k,i
Boa dirt, Asbury Park, Ocean drove, I,on
Branch, mid Intermediate stations, H.20,
11.14, o, in., 8.80 mid 4.Ulp. iu. WLe.k-dnys.
Ixnve Broad Street Station. Philadelphia,
FOB N1CW YOltK.
Kiprcss, weck.i!a, 8 20, 4 Oo, 4 60 5 01, 6 50
7 33,821', 960, 1021 (Wiling Car), 1100a. u,
12 00 noon, J2 85 (Limited 1 00 and 4 22 p, ta.
Dining Cars), 1 40, 280 (Dining Car) Un, 3.50.
I 00, Sou, 5 66 (Dining Car), 0 00, 7 02,7 50 (Din
ing Car), 10 00 p. in., 12 01, night. Sundays,
32C, 4 05, 4 60 601. 8 20, 9 50. 1021, (Db Inp,
Car), 1185 n. m., 12 35, I 05 i Dining Car) 2 80
(l)liibig Car), 4 00 (Limited 4 22) (Diiilng Car),
5 20.5 60, (Dining Car) 0, 7 02,7 60, Dining
Car 10 00 p. in., 12 01 night.
lSxprcsH for Boston without change, 11 00 a i.,
week-days, mid 7 43 p. in., dully,
WASHINGTON AND THIS SOUTH,
Fur llalttmoru nnd Washington, 3 60, 7 20, 8 32,
10 20, 11 23, a. ui 12 09, 12 31 (Dining Cur), 1 12
Dining Car, 312, 4 41, 5 25 Congres
sional Limited. Dining Car, 017. 655 Dln-
lug Car, 7 31 Dining Cur p. in., and 13 09
night eelc ilays. Sundays, a 60, 7 20, 9 12, II 23,
ii. in., izu-j, 1 1.', tinning usri I 41, a-ji .,(
RreHaluual Limited. Dining Car , C65 Dlnti
Car, 7 81 IDiidngCar p. iu. und 12 0.5 night.
Con-
in:
For Baltimore, ueeoiniiiodatioii. 9 12 n in. 2 02
mid 4 01 ) m week days, SOS and II 10 p in dully,
FOB ATLANTIC CITY.
la-avo Broad street station via Delaware rlvci
bridge ICxprcss, 9 20 a m,7 0.1 p, in. dally,
Leave Market Street Wurf-lCiprcBS, 6 (X), 9 00
a ir.(I00S.iturdu.vonly), 200,4 00, 130,500 p.
111. SumtuVH, SOU, H 45. 9 00, 9 45 u. ill (aecoill
luodatlun 4 80 und 5 00 p. in.)
For Cunt) May, Angli-scn, Wild wood and Doll.
Beach lSxpi-ess, 9H0u in, I 00 p iiiwcekdu,
Siiiula s 9 1 0 a in.
For Capo May only, I 80 p iu Saturdays
For hen Isle Cltv. Oct u City. Avaloii nnd
Slope Harbor Kiprcmi, 000 n. ui., 420, p. in.
wetKuayg, niliinays, v uo n. in.
For Homers Point Hum-. 5 OP. 9 00. a. in.,
2 00, 1 00, 5 00, p. ill. week duys Sundays, 8 45
n. in and 9 45 p m. ,
J. 11 HUTCHINSON, .1. It o"w,
(lun'l Mummer, (len'l 1'ais g'r Agt
riillions of Dollars
llo up In smoke every year. Take n
risks but get jrdMr Iioums, sus k, fa
nltuio, etc., Iiisurod In flisUlasu r
llablo eempaulos ss roprosonttd ly
DAVID PAUST. Insurancc AKcut
t
Alto Llln.andActlclti UI ColiiinltI