ENING HERALD
ICSTAltLISIIKO 1870.
y veiling, Yxce A Sunday, At
KiHN rnnuFT, kabi ksiuk.
ilctivfit' l inHhenandoan And the
1 net t.. .4fvt x ' ntn a ueek. pay
the earn 3 mail 3.00 1 yar, or V
ti vnvfthtoin advrnic. dvrre-
T 11 jt iplicti re no tlio th to change the
linn .-jf nilv ti.cntLtit' whenever the nuh-
tk'J of iicu demand It. The rlisht 1
rv it t J lnny nilvcitinenicm, wueiner
I for or not i.iat the publishers may deem
iiriiT' r AtircriiHiuK it"'" in."" it "
the pr.HtofJcc at Shenandoah, Pn.,a
mail mutter.
I . 11 tl-ii.. rit 1. n.l.. tl
aii 1 hp np5 inai s rn 11 r .
nil II1W I W .1 W IKHI "
ning Herald
III KSDA Y. .11 M. 1-!'S.
OlWfRY : First. Last and Forever.
bo sommvlmt gulling if
fj'tlll tdlOIIIll 111' UShllllMl td tllO
i-oniiiiunili'il by (iunoral
i-iti
........ :ir . i. .... . i i.i i
tul tlio.o iieiieo-iir-iuiy-iiiii-i'
. 1 1 .. 'i'i,,.,.
of irrim, niliiiiiiistiM-.iil liv
an war snip ih is itKituur-
lier tin- t.ooa lias been ix-
lint
iv nullum i li in ruuiury
; nioiliUo with Asintio terri-
for Gerinitiiy, tlint is a ilif-
ivs us stioiif; us his putriot-
iis displayed ut Harrisbtirg
.... ,
sohuylkill's "fiivorito son"
eahle for his uliM-nee at
,t rli
Tliechill lilastsof wintur
ii us lueepiiou.
The Boom For Anthracite-
t was Urst reeeiveil hv a sneer
pun in i ne uijui irusi iinti ine
l ...,,.,w,,...u.,,.if 1,.... 1,,.,,,,..!,
... ..f .1. ...t A A ...... II.
jn to a realiation that the
i... t in ..i. : 4...
oils. The 1'hilatlelphiii
.I.1....V ... .1... ........... !..
re m miller en.v in the Mtitm-ii-
i1 reiims an oranizeil niove-
'.lilfli iliili, in ltd mii'liitr
to the 'three tailors of
treet, mil yet take on pro
of siieh nm'iiitudi! as will
1 IUI 1L Vl$ M'l iuurt l-UIIPUIUI -
business interests of the an
connties are forming assoeia-
.i. ...I .... .1 t.
uujllii iiki nn iiit- e.(iiur,n ii,
,1, l.i.t foil, .l.ml ii, tl,,.
lit ai'i'ordeil those regions by
upon the elnini that if anthra-
Were ranteil tho same rate
ii'i- mill! as bituminous, tho
i.iit. ,11 lilt, iiinri.,,1. wniiiii
imiti ntidii ut thriKti l'iMMriim
s oi jv, aim ijihi ow ini; in ine
freight rates, antlirueite
li.tiif Im-iieil nut of the
for neurlv all .steam and
unlitf purposes.
laim that the only dill'er-
:l,, ...!.,,,,.. 1,,,,,1.1 1,,.
ion, represeniiii? nispariiy
i expressed in tho statement
.i.l.- 'rn iit nil lit tlio e-
, tolls that now paralyze
lo ii rate of 2 mills per
DUUimnoiis mill ii mills on
must this region.'
or this movement shall
anything or not, it is likoly
lUlllOI I JIU lltl VlD.ll.llll lll.
.i .i... ...i..i. . .1.1 ii... .. ..i
utiK'ii to the anthracite
iij; sneh eoneossions in
. .. .. ...... .. ,
. . , . i ii. n i ..
-T!,iiuuirii ijv liiu luiiiuatin
... II
VI1I1V iii.n i.niiu iw i.iti.iibu
If urguniont won't do it n
leard from one end of
er and until tho vio-
railroad law siiifis so
Darn i '" ioiisia.iorH,
fio coiiipullod to iiiHlst
lin.iiuitioii against un-
i favor of bltuiiiinoiis
I."
r jiii I'irui rirui
r rnopcriy iroin iosh in hiu
... ..... ... ... .. i.. ,1...
I'.noii'Ht cjisb ciiiiioauii'ji ; l'hihl
Iusiirauco Co. of North
Fire Association, Hartford
x American l'iro Iusurancu Co.,
r l'iro Ins, Co., United I-lrcuieirs
T. T. WILLIAJIS,
23 S. Jardln St., Hlicnaudoali.
lir Ileal i:tti Dual,
ir tlio purcliuso of the Mountain
1UII..M'. .' 1'""" .vv...
ruoon in favor of tbo l'ottsf lllu
Company, the price bchiK
IS OHO Ul lUU MJUBb iiuiiuimiH
. 4t... l. l.n I..
. .. t .i... . i ... . .
for tlio "Iloyal Patent
other brand. It Is the best
DiimU Krii.rilfil.
Tho followmg-dcods were recorded at l'otti
vlllo yestorday : I'riali l'liillipi to (Jim 1''
Hock ct nl, promises In Croisona; I.ohliih A
Wilkrahirro Coal Co. to Helen l'leslier,
premises in McAdoo; Jnmn I:. Lmibonstin ct
tlx to Thus. W. Itit'lmnla premises In Mineis
vlt; Jiunes It. Mo A lee ot nl, to Wm. (llnsi
luoyer, piemhes in l'ort Clinton; TniimiUii
I,. A 1. Co. to John 1". Daly, premises In
THtnwpm; ShiaIi A. I'mist ct vir lo Uivid A.
Wildoriiiulh, picmlws in Aiiliuin; Thomas
M. Kussel ot Hi to frank (.'. Iti-oso etui,
promi-a-i In l'ottsville; Walter II. llunt.inxcr
ct nx to Government National ll.ink, promit.1-
in Wityno township.
Valuable I'ulilUiillnn.
A valuable anil lniwt interesting artic c
about Manila and the life theio lias bicu
written for Tho Youth's CompHiilim for t he
vicek of .limo 30th by Chillies 1!. Ilownid,
i ho lately jhiwciI some years in the Philip
pines, and ftuulliarl'ed hiinelf with the
vharHPiurlfticH of tho nathes, and of the
Chlnuiso mid Ihirnpeiim who monopolize the
business and government of tho islands.
Those renders of Tho Companion who le
nioinber Mr. Howard's story of a .Manila
hoy, "Wlut Ho DM and What Ho Stole,"
which appeared in olio of tho January num
bers, will look I'orwaid to this flush contlibii
tion fioiu his pen with tho keenest anticipa
tion. Search for Victims.
Tl.o work of pumping out tho water to re
cover the bodies of the six men drowned at
tlio Dodsou Coal Company's Ivaskawilliaui
eullleiy last week, ! beint; pushed forward
with all possiblo spend. The water has been
pumped nut of tho shaft level, but as a
natural result several feet of coal dirt yet re
mains. It is under this coal dirt that the
rescuing paity linpe to lind the four unfor
tunato l'olandcrs, w ho wero caught by the
hurstiuK dam.
New Itonil Ihmu'.
Acting under instiuctious from the County
Commissioners, Controller Snydor yesterday
(,-avo out tho ndvortlsemonls invitiiiK bids for
fSiil.OOO Schuylkill county bonds dated July
1, lblis, lcdeeiiiahbi after five years and pay
able thlity years from date, interest payable
semi-annually, free fioui statu tax.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As ltelleeti'il liy Denllnus In I'lilliulol
plilu anil i In 1 1 1 1 1 1 il-i'.
Philadelphia. Juno 1. Flour dull nnd
unsettled; winter supertlno, $I.23T4.M;
Pennsylv nnln roller, olenr, $3.2riiG.50;
western winter, clear, $.EiOf5.75. llyn
Hour Millet unit iniehanBoil; ehoieo Penn
sylvania. $4 per barrel. Wheat neKlected;
No. 2 red, spot. ll.lD1il.15. Corn dull; No. 3
mixed, spot. IJT'.ro.'t"1"!'. ; No. 2 yellow, for
locnl trade. Inc. Oats dull; No. 2 white
and No. 1 white, clloped, :!i3!e. Hay
Jinn for boiler Blades; choice timothy,
$I2.30fii:f for l,ii Re bales, lieef easy; fam
ily, $1212.50; beer bams, 23.li0i2l. Pork
quiet; family, $13.C0iiill. I.ard easy; west
ern steamed, JG.tO. Butter llrm; western,
creamery, 13!4ffilGUc. ; do. factory, lOVfeW
1214c; EIkIus, iui,c. ; Imitation creamery,
K'Plle.; New York dairy, lavMilBc; do.
creamery, l.VUildV.c. Cheese dull; larpe,
white, fi'tc. ; small do.. OVi'c. ; larRO, col
ored. GViiCAo. ; small do., "c. ; llKht skims,
CVcic; part skhns, Mifiitc; full skims,
2&3c. Ubb llrm; New York and Penn
sylvania, ll'.sc; western, fresh, 10V&1Q lOe. ;
southern, 11c. Potatoes quiet: New York,
$2.r,0f2.7j; new, ?2.7Mi3.f0. Tallow easy;
city. 4c; country. SPM'ic Cottonseed oil
(liilet; mlmu crude. 2P!i22e.; do. yellow,
25Vfefi 2C3c. CabbaRC quiet; southern, r,0fi V5c.
Ualtlnioie, Juno 1. Flour dull and low
er: western superfine, $3.75I; do. extrn,
$l.25'ii.'i; do. family, i5.S0(ii 5.P0; winter
wheat, patent, $&in:.2j; sprlin; do., Sil.tW,
G.7r,; spriim wheat, straight. JG.noiiG.GO.
Wheat weak and lower; spot. $l.l!'fl.irU;
miinlb, I.12i; July. 07e.: Auiiust. D3c;
steamer No. 2 red. $1.07i 1.0711: southern,
by sample. fl.HKiil.lGlft; do. on Ki-ade, $1.0'J
(iil.lG. L'on dull and easy; snot and
month. .:n",f 37-. ; July, 37'4M714c. ; steam
er mixed, ;iDiii :;(;. ; southern, white, 37c;
do. yellow, ;i7'..e. O.lls dull. No. 2 willte,
iWAiXc; No. 2 mixed, SWn :t:!e. Ityo dull
and lower; No. 2 nearby, 4'.ic ; No. 2 west
ern. Glc. Hay steady; ehoieo timothy,
f IS.OKi 13. Ginin rrelBhts quiet rind easy;
steam to I.lveipool, iier bushel, Id., Juno;
Cork, for orders, iier quarter, 3s. lifcd.,
June.
J.Ivo Moek Market.
Now York. June 1. Steers slow and Pfp
10c. lower; fut eows weak; bulls,and com
mon nnd medium eows higher; nil sold
but one car: steers, f I.Gnifj.l.lO; oxon and
stai,-s, Pf4.25; bulls. J3.G0iff4.23; dry cows,
J2.2G1H. Calves active and 2rfiG0e. bibber;
all sold; veals. MftG.SU; choice, $n.lK(i,73;
buttermilk:;, Jpiil.73. Sheep and lambs
active and higher: about all sold; sheep,
t:i.G0Ti4.73; no yearlings hero; lambs, JG.2G
5j7. lloua llim ut $U0ii4.G0; plus un
chniiBed at $3fo I.
Knsl Liberty, Pa., Juno 1. Cattlo supply
HkM. Hofs mtlve; prime heavy, JI.GGy
4. GO; best Vol Iters and mediums, JI.G0;
light Yorkiri, $l.33'n 1. 10; common to fair
Yorkers, Jl.l.Vn 1. 23: plus, as to quality,
3.70fil,- rourhs, $2.73',i4. Sheep steady at
nnchanpred prices, choice clipped lnrnhs,
I'-IMifiTi; coniinun to (rood, Jl. 251(5;
bii-lnt; lam'iM, f."'nG.30; veal calves, JG.G0I(7.
FROM LOWELL, MASS.
Tho Homoof Hood's Sarsaparilla
A Wonderful Cure.
"A swelling ns big as r. largo mnrblo
camo miller my tonguo. l'hyslcktnasnirt it
was n senii-traiispnrent tumor ami must bo
opera lod upon. I felt I could not stand it,
anil na tpring camo bewail to tuko my
favorito spring tonic, Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Tlio tranok gradually decreased nml thinlly
itUappeared. I have liml no ilijn ot its re
turn. I urn glad to pralso Hood's Sarsapa
rilla." Mrs. 11. M. ConnnN, 8 Union St.,
Lowell, Mass. Get HOOD'S.
Hood's Piilo cms Sick Headache, lie.
WE BOTTLE
Beer,
Weiss Beera
Ale, Rorter.
r pt.
Private family orders will receive
prompt attention. Leave them
at the office, we will do
the rest.
Columbia
Brewing
Company.
CARPET CLEANING.
The undersigned liavc auumnl charge of
trie hhenaiKloali Kcnovating Lompany s plant,
and are prepared to clean, sew and lay
carpels, mattreises, and do general upholster
ing work.
Feathers Cleaned.
Work Done Promptly.
...Drop Us a Postal,
ALLEBACH & HEFNER.
Orders can he left nt No. 7 North West treet,
or at the plant, Apple alley and
liowcrs street.
FOR THE KIDNEYS
How to Tell When Favorite
Remedy is Needed.
It is snfe to sny that Dr. David
Kamcilv's Vavorltc Remedy is tho
most successful of all medicines. One
bottle has often cured n bad case of Kid
ney, Liver, Bladder or Urinary Disease,
wane in o.viiumo
cases of Diabetes,
Gravel or Hrlght's
Diseasc,alialt-Uo&-en
bottles may bo
necessary, A tea
spoonful is n dose,
nnd you feel re
lieved ntonce
Fnvorito
Itumcdv is
badly needed
when a man
or worn an has
frequent de
sire to urin
ate, partictt
larlv at nicht
when urine
leftstandinR,
shows a sedi
ment or has a
cloudy substance at bottom of vessel
when urine stains linen when there is
pain in tho small of the back, and pain
or scalding sensation in passing water.
Those arc the surest signs of Kidney or
Hladder Trouble, and VnvorHc Rem
edy is the surest medicine to euro them.
Gel a large bottle at your druggist's for
one dollar.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE. If you
wish to test Favorite Remedy, send
name and address to the Dr. Dnvid
Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.
A sample bottle, with circular of valua
ble information, will then be sont you
free, bfention this paper when writing.
" Two weeks' use of Dr. Dnvid
Kennedy's Favorite R emedy enroll
mo of Stone in tlio Itladder," writes S.
W. Hicks, Pleasant Valley, N. Y.
FATAL TORNAD0 IN MISSOURI.
your of One Vaiiilly Killed nml IMnny
Hou-os Dchti-oyoil,
St. Joseph, Mo., June 2. Reports
havo boon received here of great dam
age done by a tornado which tore
across a section of DeKalb county, Mo.,
Tuesday morning, causing the loss of
four lives. The dead nie the wife and
three children of Calvin Smith, living
eight miles northwest of Maysvllle.
Their house was destroyed and every
one of Its occupants killed. In tho
vicinity of Maysvllle and Union Stat
ute tornado destroyed the houses of at
least 20 fanners, uprooted valuable
orchards and damaged growing crops
The pioperty loss has been estimated
at fully $150,000. Isaac Henry and his
family of four, living near Union Star,
were all painfully hurt.
Oinnlin'H i:.)osItloii Oponoil.
Omaha, Neb., June 2. The Trans-
MisslsslppI exposition was formally
opened yesterday. Following the dedi
catory exercises the olllclnls and guests
adjourned to Machinery hall. They
were anticipated by a crowd that was
measured by the dimensions of the
building. Just ns tlio bands of the
big clock showed the hour of 1 Presl
dent McKinley, from his seat In the
White House, touched tho button con
nected with his telephone nnd started
the machinery in motion. It Is esti
mated that over 100,000 people passed
through the gates during the day. Tho
Initial day's ceremonies were concluded
at dusk with 11 grand pyrotechnic ills
play.
Goi-iiiiui's Corporation Tax Dofentoil.
Washington, June 2. Marked prog
ress was made by tho senate yesterday
towards the final disposition of the war
revenue measure. The committee
amendments on nearly CO pages of the
bill were passed upon, and the sen
nto nearly reached the principal uues
tions at Issue between the contending
parties. Tho amendment of Mr. Gor
man, of Maryland, levying a tax of
ono-quarter of 1 per cent upon tho
gross receipts of all corporations doing
a, business exceeding J230,000 a year was
rejected. Mr. Pottlgrew offered the
Gorman amendment with the clause
containing the $230,000 exemption
stricken out, but It was also defeated.
Mr. White then proposed the Gorman
amendment so modified that it levies
a tax of one-(iuarter of 1 per cent upon
all corporations engnged in the re
fining of sugar or petroleum. The
amendment prevailed.
Vounjr .Miigowim llrlng Suit.
Trenton, Juno 2. Frank A. Magowan,
Jr., son of ex-Mayor Magowan, yester
day Instituted suit for $10,000 damages
against Assistant Secretary of State
Alexander H. Illckey. Magowan was
arrested some time ago on a charge
of complicity in tho robbery of Rickey's
house. Several hundred dollars in
money nnd some valuable papers were
taken. The papers were afterwards re
turned by mall to Rickey from New
York. Two experts claimed that the
address on the envelope containing the
returned papeis was In Magowan's
handwriting. The recent Murcer county
grand jury failed to indict Magowan,
and yesterday's suit Is tho result.
To Knablo Soldloi-M to Voto.
Washington, June 2. Representative
Looey, of Iowa, has Introduced a bill
to enable volunteers In the field to voto
in congressional elections during the
present war. Under the bill every law
ful elector raav vote wherever he Is
stationed, provided he is enlisted and
engaged in service or Is a commissioned
odlcer. Soldiers who would have been
qualified nt their muster but for age,
and arriving at lawful age by such
election, are also to vote. These votes
are to be considered as cast In the
respective states, but stato require
ments as to registration and places of
election will not apply.
y.imlnoor Mcnoonl Coiivloled,
"Washlngton.June 2. Lieutenant Lauo
helmer, Judge ndvocute of the Menocal
court martial, yesterday brought pro
ceedlngs in the couit to Washington
and laid them beforo Secretary Long,
The court found A. G. Menocal, civil
engineer, guilty of neglect and care
lessness, and sentenced him to suspen
sion from duty on furlough pay for
three years, but united In a strong rec
ommendation for clemency. The re
port has not yet been acted upon. The
charges grew out of defective construc
tion of the New York dry dock.
Hlght lliiys mill NIkMh Without Food
St. John's, N. F Juno 2. Two sea
men from the Gloucester fishing schoon
er Atlanta were rescued yesterday and
landed here after having passed eight
days and nights without food, drifting
in a dory on the fishing banks. Tho
men will probably recover, although
they were leduced almost to tho con
dition of skeletons.
S. M. Geary, I'ionon, SHoli., write : "lie
Witt's Witch Ifazcl Salvo in curing more piles
hero to-day than all other remedies com
bined. It cures eczema and nil other skin
diseasos," C. Jl. Jlanenlnich.
NUGGLTS OP NEWS.
An unknown woman about 2S yenra
old was found dead on a door&ten In
New York.
I'ubllo sympathy In ltussla Is report
ed through French chnnnels to lean to
wards Spain.
The Second regiment of Vlrclnla vol
unteers lias been ordered to Tampa,
and left Itlohmonil today.
Mre. tj. 54. loiter, of Chicago, Is said
to have purohnaed a hospital building
for the Bolrtlerp at Chlckamauga.
riugsla may demand a share in tho
division of the Philippines should the
United States not return the Islands.
Camp Alger, near Washington, now
contains 18.36B men, of whom o.soi are
pronounced ready for active service.
William A. Plnkorton Is snld to have
been engaged by the United States
Covernment to hunt for Spanish spies.
A decree has been published nt Mad
rid authorising the Issue of an internal
loan of 1,000,000,000 pesetaB ftt 4 per cent.
Heturns Indicate the election of Sam
uel 1J. Donnelly, of New York, as presi
dent of the International Typographical
union.
Brigadier flenpral of Volunteers John
A. Wiley, of Pennsylvania, has been as
signed to a command with the troops
at Chlckamauga. "
Fifteen-year-old Samuel Henderson
was sentenced to 20 years In the East
ern penitentiary for the murder of lit
tle Percy J-ockyer at Philadelphia.
For I'ro'.IiliMit of the l'l-encli Chamber
Pails, June 2. The balloting for
president of the chamber of deputies
resulted In a majorlti- .of one for M.
Desclmnel, the voting standing 277 for
M. Declmnel and 270 for M. Hrlsson.
The narrow majority caused an uproar,
the Radicals loudly clnlmlng that a
bare majority of one did not Invest
Desehanel with adequate authority. An
angry clamor, accompanied by tho
banging of dpgks, ensued, and the tem
porary president was obliged to sus
pend the sitting without the matter be
ing settled. The chamber subsequently
deckled upon a rebnllnt for president.
Mothers loe their dread for "that teriihlo
summer" when they have Dr. rowlofs
i:trai-t of Wild Strawberry in tlio hoii'c.
N'atmo's specific for bowel complaints of
every sort
Convicts T'-'cuVe. 'l'heii- Leinlet- Killed
Leavenworth, Kun., Juno 2. Fifteen
convicts overpowered the BUnrds and
escaped from the United States peni
tentiary here yesterday. James Mus
giove, leader in the mutiny, was sur
rounded In the woods near by and was
shot to death. He carried a rifle taken
from a guard, and was just about to
lhe Into the posse when a shot from
the rear brought him to the ground.
Musgrove's companions scattered In
every direction, and it is feared they
will not be overtaken. Thev were all
outlaws fiom the Indian Territory, and
were serving long terms for counter
feiting nnd highway robbery.
Death of Keene, tho Actor.
Now York, June 2. Thomas It.
Keene, the tragedian, who on Saturday
underwent an operation for appendi
citis, died nt the hospital last night.
Mrs. Keene nnd the actor's brother
and sister, William Kaglcson and Mar
garet Kngleson. were at the bedside.
Mr. Keene, whose right name was
Thomas R. Kaglcson, lesided at Four
Corners, S. I where he owned a pretty
homestead. Mr. Keene was 5S years
of age, and loaves a widow, son nnd
daughter, the lntter being the wife ol
Kdwnrd Arden, an actor, at present
In Paris.
W PVEING
A FJt.csurc nt Lust
MI
WASHES. &. OVF.r,
)
A'
No Muss. No Trouble.
if WASHES and DYES i
: AT ONE OPERATION fa Sj
I . . ANY COLOR.
:S Tho Cleanest, Fastest Dye for;
S Soiled or Faded Shirt Waists, S:
Blouses, Ribbons, Curtains, Under- ;i
i; linen, etc., whither Silk, Satin,;!
5 Cotton or Wool. " . :
:;5oi in All Colors by Grocers ani
jg Druggists, or mailed free 3
jj for 15 cents; 51
: Address, THO MAYPOLO SOAP DEPOT, jji
: 12T Dunne Street, New York. 5;
TO ARRIVE:
The IilglteHtclnas t
una most eloRmit
'Chrl&temloiii,
"Welsh.;
Brns ;
NEWEST GREAT SHOWS ,
1 "1 ff Superbly neu, rciplen Jent features, '
artliti, nonilem, trained anlmaU. '
, K HatclilFi Military Hand and Or-
i cliettral Instrumentalist!.
' K Absolutely bi
' magnlllccntl
K Absolutely brniiil.neir anil the root '
magnlllccnt Tents erer erected. '
iTwoFerforaances
DAILY,
Rain on shine,
AT 2 AND 0 H, M,
Doors Open One
- Hour i:arllcr,
EXHIBITING AT
Two
Days Only,
JUNE 6th & 7th.
Show grounds near the Heading- passenger
station, at the foot of 1- ast Lloyd street
1
4
X V IVri
N'SEMSATIOIlt'
iomiH
tncnii8 pnin, danger nnd
pouslblo death for sonics
wives. For others it
means practically 110
dleeomfortnt nil. Tliero
is no reason why child
birth should bo a period
of pain nnd dread, Sov.
oral months beforo a
woman becomes a
mother bIio should
prcparo herself for
the critical ordcaL
Thoro is a prepara
tion niodo -which is
intended for this
purpose nlono.
"Tho nnmo of
this wonderful
preparation is
It is n
liniment
lo bo ap
plied ox
tornally. It relaxes
tho mus
cles and ro
licvos the
distonsion,
pives elastici
ty to overy
organ oon
cornoil in
childbirth, and
takes nwny nil
danger and
nearly nil sulTer
inc. Bestrcsulta
Mliar's
Frioiiii.
follow if tlio
remedy is used
during tho whole
porlod of pieg
nancy. It is the
only remedy of tho
kind in the world
that is endorsed by
physicians.
$1 perbottlont all
drug stores, or sent
by mail on receipt
of price.
Fuee Books con-
taimnc invnlunblc in
formation for nil women,.
will bo bent to any ad
dress upon application lo
Tho BrtiilUld Mediator Co.,
Atlanta, da.
TO BIRMINGHAM AND MEMPHIS.
i'Nsu;rssm ORiiviun orrnimn nv Tin:
SOUTimil.V RAILWAY.
Leaving llioad Sheet station, Philadelphia,
at :flj n. m. daily, the "Southwestern
Limited," carrying a dining car nnd the
most luxurious Pullman drawing room sleep
ing cars, readies Ilirminglian the following
night at 10:10 and arrives at Memphis tho
next moniingat 7:10. Through sleeping cars
for Aslicville, Savannah, JackHinvllle,
Tamp i, Atlanta, Mobile and New Orleans are
also attached to this train. Pullman loser-
vations can bo made in advance and all in
formation obtained by communicating witli
John M. heal, District Passenger Agent, 82
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The Cuban question and political issues
sink into insifuiilieanco with tho man who
suffers from piles. What ho most desires, is
reiicr. DoWitt's Witch Jla.cl Salvo cures
piles. 0. jl. llngenljur.h.
1 1 1:. ; ; i n ( j s ix u i -c i:nt h"n i a i..
llKDUClU) 1IATI-.S VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD. For tho heading, Pa., Sesqui-Ccntcunial
Jubilee, June 5 to 12, tlio Pennsylvania llail
load Company will fell excursion tickets from
stations on its lines in tlio state of Pennsyl
vania to Heading and return at reduced rates.
For specific, rates and conditions apply to
Ticket Agents.
This celebration promises to bo one of the
greatest events in tho city's history. Monday.
Wednesday and Thursday, Juno li, Snndli,
will he special days. Tho celebration will
close with a pi-anil masked carnival on Satur
day night, June 12.
TIIH SIODIIIIN ItUAUTV
Thrives on good food and sunshino, with
plenty of oxerciso in tlio open air. Her
form glows with health nnd her faco blooms
witli its beauty. If her system needs tlio
cleansing action of a laxative remedy, slio
uses the gentlo and pleasant Syrup of Figs,
Hindu by tho California Fig Syrup Co. only.
TO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
Ami I'lowcrs, the Ibilul of Aim-i len, Onll-Int-nbi.
Via tho truo pathway, "Tho Iron Mountain
Koute," which tin verses a region of poipctual
Minshins, wheio biiow storms, hli..aul.s or
high altitudes nio unknown. Pullman first
and second class palace and tourist sleeping
cars to poinU iu Missouri, Arkansas, Toxas,
Old and Now Mexico, Arizona, California,
Oicgou, Washington, Nebraska, Utah and
Novada, without change. Quick time, low
lates, nnd all tho comfortsof modern railway
improvements guiiantccd to all who pur
chase tickets via tho Missouri Pacific railway
system For rates right from your home,
literature, and full information, d rop a po.-,tal
card, .1. P. .McCaiin, T. P. Agent, nil) Kail
road avenue, Klmim, N. V., or 301 llroad
way, Nuw York.
3-1-tf W. K. Ifoyt, G. K P. Agt.
"Ono Minuto Cough Cure is tho best pre
paration 1 h-ivo ever sold or used and can't
say ton much in its praiso." L. Jl. Kcniiou,
Merchant, OJell, (ia. C. II. Hagunbucli.
Tbo South noil Its Ailviiltliigos.
Tlio Southern hallway has Issued for free
distribution, a sixteen page journal des
criptive of Virginia, North and South Caro
lina, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi. Persons s-1 king now luentiims,
or capitalists ih liring to make safoand profit
able iuvestini uts will find the information
contained therein both valuable and inter
csting. Coides will bo mailed free upon ap
plication to John M, Deall, District Passen
ger Agent, 82S Chestnut streot, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Tho human machiuo starts but onro and
stops but once. You can keep it going iongost
and must regularly by using DoWitt's Little
Karly hisors, the famous littlu pills for con.
stlpation ami nil stomach and liver troubles.
C. II. Ilagcnbucli.
Lutheran Honqiil-Gouteiiulnl, l'lilbnlelpblii.
For tho scsnui-contennial of tho Kvnngel-
Ical Lutheran MinUterhim of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Juno 2 to 1, tlio Pennsylvania
Jtailroad Company will sell special oxcursion
tickets from Jersey Shore, Wilkesbarre,
Lewistown, Mcchniiicsburg, Yolk, Huvio do
Grace, Iiclvidero and inlennediatc stations to
Philadelphia anil return at rale of sinylu fiiru
fur the round trip. (Minimum rate, 2" rents.)
Tickets will ho sold Juno 2, good to .leturii
until Juue 0 iiicusivo.
S. CP. Jones, Milouburg, Pa,, writes; "I
have used DoWitt's Little llirly Itisuis ever
slticc they wuio Introduced hero and must
say I navo never iisoii any pins in my laiutly
during forty yoars of heusu keeping that
gave sticti siitisiat iorv rosuiu us a laxative or
cathartic." U. II, lliigeubuch.
Coining Invents.
Juno (1. Kntcrtaiuiiiont and ice creiini
fistival in tlio P. ii. church,
Alti: YOll (il)IN(l SOUTH V
TUB MUITIM'.IIN RAILWAY IIIIAC'IIW
ALL
PR01IIKI1NT rill NTH.
Div.i't start South without consulting John
M. Ileal!, District PaasciiBor Agent, Southern
hallway. IMS Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
if you eniiuot call in person, wrilo to liim,
Only 0110 remedy In tho world that will at
once stop itchiness of the skin in any part of
the body , Dunn's Ointment. At any drug
store, 50 cent".
4
TROUBLE FOR CASTELAR
Spanish Republican May Be Prosecuted For
a Newspaper Attack on Spain's
Queen Kegent.
Madrid, June 2. An nl tide signed by
Senor lOlnelle CnRtelnr, the distinguish
ed Republican statesman, which re
cently nppiared In The Petite Revue
Internationale and which haa been re
produced In several Spanish papers
that are being prosecuted for the re
production, has caused n great sensa
tion. Senor Castelar attacks the queen
regent, reproaching her with being n
foreigner nnd unnopular nnd with In
terfering unjustifiably In political nf
falrs. He compare her present posi
tion with that of Queen Marie Antoin
ette on the eve of the French revolu
tion. The matter enne before the senntc
yesterday, the Duke de Roca demand
ing the prosecution of Cnstelnr, and
other senators expressing In violent
terms their indlrnntli.n r-t Senor Pns
telnr's conduct. Senor Capdepon, the
minister of the lnteilor, announced that
the mntter !'ad already been placed
before the law nlllce.
Marshal ?tu..i..w Ci Campos de
scribed Senor Castelar s conduct as
"Idiotic." r.-fl called upon the govern
ment to f- energetic liy, rvlarhur
that naillai .ntary Immu.iity rriUBt not
be alb wed lo degenerate Into Impunity.
He said he f -at-ed tho chimber of dep
uties might refuse to authorize a profe
cu.lon. Kl Itnpareial. wlilch represents the
Republican!", handles Senor Castelar
roughly for his "unpatriotic conduct,"
nnd reproaches him for accepting the
post of counrellor to an English com
pnny nt Altrecierns nnd for "working
entirely in favor of fori Igners."
Cnstelar's article has had nil the
greater effect because It seems to In
dicate that he 1ms modified his decision
lo retire from political life, in deference
to the wishes of those desiring to put
him forward ns a possible president of
a republic.
Eucklcn's Arnica Salve.
The lost salvo in tlio world for cuts,
luulses, sores, ulcers, salt rhemn, fovcr sores,
tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corii3, and
all skin eruptions, and nositiToly cures piles,
or .10 pay required. It s guaranteed to give
porfect satisfaction or mony rofunded . Price
25 cents por nox. r or saip oy v. waeior.
Our ITontluir Hospitals.
Now York, June 2. Tho government
has paid more thnn $1,000,000 for the
two hospital ships tho Solace and the
Relief. A check has been drawn by
Lieutenant Colonel Kimball, depot
quartermaster, for $450,000 to pay the
steamship company for the John Inglls,
which has been named the Relief, and
Is being fitted up by tho war depart
ment as a floating hospital. The price
paid to the Cromwell line for the Cro
ole, which is now the Solace, was $000,
000. The estimated cost to the war de
partment for fitting up the Relief is
$CO,000, In addition to many things
which are to be presented by various
hospitals.
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of
Miu-ylniul Volunteer RoIiHcr Drowned
Chlekamnuga Park, June 2. Private
13. L. Thompson, of Company Jj, Fifth
Maryland, son of Captain Thompson,
of Company C, of tho same regiment,
was drowned yesterday afternoon while
bathing in Chlckarnauga creek. The
body was shipped today to I5altimore:
Captain Thompson's home. A. C. Post
of Company C, Fifth Illinois, Canton,
Ills., (Ilea "uosdny night, and the re
mains weio shipped to his family yes
terday.
A GREAT SALE.
Baby Carriages
S3. SO and up.
BED
STEADS.
They
They are
price of
must be sold at once
now going at the low
sp1 .25 x-r:&L.
Tliese
and selling
prices.
goods are hraiul new
at worn-out furniture
DAVIDSON'S
UUSY rURMl'UlUl
and STOVn STOUE
121-123 Nortli Main St.
raiffi-aimr-store
o D12AI.HU IN o
Fruit, Confectionery,
Cigars and Tobacco
Wholesalo and. Retail.
SO West Centre Street,
"JjWt STATI5 SISNATOIt,
HON. M. C. WATSON,
Of SIIBNANHOAII
Hubjcct to Deniociatlo rules.
300
9
A REMEDY POO THE
Effects of Tobacco.
iwnii oxccsslvo uso of tobacco, especially
K by young men Is always Injurious and
undoubtedly shortons llfo materially
Hi. PJd. O. Kbsen, compositor on tho Conlra-
Costa A'ctcs, Martinez, Cal., wiltcsi "1 liuvo
used Dr. Miles' nostoratlvo Uorvlno nud re
ceived much benefit from It. I was t-nuhhd
with norveusnoss, dlzy epolls and slcepk s
ncss, caused by tho uso of tobacco and stim
ulants. I took Dr. Miles' Ncrvlno with Jnar
vclously good rosults. allaylngthodlz?.' ncss,
quieting tho nerves, and enabling rai to
sloop and rest, proving In my caso a cry
boneCclal remedy." Dr. Miles' liostoratlvo
Korvlno is especially adapted to restoring
tho nervous system to Us normal conulllon
under such circumstances. Itsootkt ,, 1. ials
andbtrcngthens.
Dr. Miles' Itemed ies I
.. j, 1!. s
aro soiu oy uu urug- rsK iy;i!n!
glcU under a, posltlvo IjSj ,
guarantee, first bottlo
funded, Boolcondls-
mi. Health
nf, ppj nf !,, lto-ir. nnrl I
nerves free. Address, tXw'.il'.l'J
DIl. MILES MEDICAL CO., Klkhatt, Ind.
Philadelphia &:
Reading Railway
IN KFK150T MAY 23th, 1SSH.
Trains leave Hhenaiuloah hs follows :
Kor New York vlft Pbllftileluhin, week ilnys.
7 ad ! 51 ii. m., 1-1 27, 8 10 Bud 0 07 p. in.
For New Yolk via Mnuch Chutix, wcok ilnys,
7 30 ii. in., 12 27 and 3 10 p. in.
I-'or Iteudlug nnd l'bilnilelplils, week ilnys,
7 30, 9 BJ a.m.. 12 27, 8 10 mill 0 07 p. in.
For l'ottsvllle, wcck iinys, 7 uu, uoi n. in.,
12 27, 8 10, 0 07 nnd 1 2ri p. m.
For Tmuuiiun and Mabanoy City, week days
730,9B1b in., 12 27 8 10 nnd 007 . m
For AVIlllamenoit, Hunuurv and I.owl8l,llrg,
week days. 11 80 a. in.. 12 27, 7 25 l). m
lor juauano) 'lane, weeKiiaya, t ay, y m, u ou
a. in., 12 27, 3 10, 6 07, 7 zs, !) o p. ru.
For AsbUild nud Slininokln, week days, 7 30,
1180 B. m 12 27, 3 10,0 07, 725 nnd 8 55 p. nl.
For lsaitlmnre, wnsninirton nnu ino wotivni
I, n T, il. llun, I, nr
Terminal, rhiludelphln, (P. fe H. D R.) at a 20,
7 55,1120 1k. m., 3 10 and 7.27 p. i. Hundnyfl,
3 20,7 00.1120 a.m., 8-10 nnd 7 27p.m. AtUH-
tioiiui trains irom Twenty-iourtu aim ut'si
nut streets station, weekdays, 10 30 a. m. 12 20.
13 lft 8 40 p.m. buotiayfl, I B5, a '5 p. m.
TltAlNH FOU SHKNANHOAH.
Leave New York via Vhlladelnhln. week
day, 12 IS, i 80, 8 00, 11 SO n. m., and 1 t-", I 'JO,
9 IX) p.ui.
Leave New Vork via Mauch Chunk, eek
daya, 4 80, 9 10 a. m., 1 SO . m.
Leave Philadelphia, HuadltiK Trnnlnal, week
dajH, 3 10. fiSCi 1021 a. m. am! t :tii, 4 fO p.m.
icftvo JtevamR, wecic uaya, 7 uo, iuun, a, in.
12 13,4 17. COO p. m.
Leavo 1'ottavllle, weeK uayH, 7 10, 7 iu a. m.,
12 80 1 10, 0 10 and 6 &0 p. in.
Leave Tamanna, week dfiyB, H 80, 1123 a. in..
1 19, 'ifiO, 7 20 p. m.
Le-'ive Mntianoy City, wcick days, 9 0-"5, M47
a. m., 2 22, 5 12, p 21, 7 41 p. m
jxtvc Aiaiiunny l'lnue, weeK nnys, uw, v - .
1005, 1159 a. m., 211, 5112, 6il,757,pm.
Le.ivo Willlnmsport, week daytt, 7 t'Jt luoo a
ui., 1231 nnd 4 00 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street warf and
South Ht.tct wharf fur Atlantic City.
Vr. l.dtiv.s Kxpresn, 9 00 a. m., ISO Hal
nrdnys only), J fj, 1 00, 1 30, 5 00 p. in. Accom
modation, tilSn. m., 5 15, G30 p. in, Kundaya--KvprrbH,
H 00, 900t 10 00 a, in. Aecotnmudntloii,
0 15 i . ii. , 4 45 p. ni.
U tnmlnt; leave Atlantic City depot, con er
Atlantic ami Arkansas avenue?.
eektiays ICxpre, 7 CO, 7 i 9 00 a in., 3 HO,
5!I0;j. in. AteomutoUiitfoh, 12 8 01, iu. -Iftl
p. in.
HundHyn KxpreHH, 100, 5 30,8 00 p. m. Ao
enmrondatlon, 7 15 a. in., 4 15 p. m
J'ir Cape May and Oeean City, H H a. tn , 2 30,
1 15 p. in SiimlayH South hlu et, 9 00, t'lieKtnut
stieet, 9 15 ii m
Kor Hen. Isle City, ft 11 a in, 1 15 p in, SundnyH
South Mrect, 9 00, Chebtuut frlreet, 9 15 a in.
Parlor Cut, on nil nxnrmM trliif.
vor further Information, apply to nearest
I'Mlndelphia and Heading Htitlway ticket agent
or address
I. A. HwrioAHD, Kdson J. Wkkks.
ien!l Hunt., (icnl Pa-ss'r AKt.,
ItcAdlnir Terminal, Philadelphia.
ennsylvania
RAILROAD.
PCIIUYKII.lj DIVISION.
May 28, 1868.
Tralim will lenvo Slicnnndouli ntter tins unqi a
unto for WlKnim, ailberton, Frnckvlllo Dur
Water. Ht. Clnir, rottsvillo. llamburn, lUnUlnK.
Pottstown, PboL-nixville. Norrlatovvn n d lm'.
niclplila (llrxnd street ntntlon) nt 6 05 nnd 81,1
n. m., 2 02, 0 10 p in. on week dnye. Kiindnyn,
8 15 ii. Hi., 4 23 p. m.
Titiins leave Frnckvllle for Sheunudoah nl
7 30, 1 1 in ii. m. nud 510, 7 31! p. , Buiidny,
11 01 n. m. and 5 16 p. in.
Lciivo PottHVllle for Shonamloah (via Fruck
vllio 7 10, 11 20 a. nr., 5 20, 7 10 p. in. tiiludny
10 3.1 n. m., n 20 p. in.
Lenvc PhllndelpMa, (llrond street Htnttonl, foi
Shenandoah nt 8 33 a. in.. 4 lo p. in. week dnya.
Sundays leavci at 0 50 nnd tl 23 a. m
benve Itroail, Btreet station. Philadelphia, tor
Ben Obt, Asuurj Park, Ocean tlrove, liOiix
brunch, nud Intermediate stations, 8.20,
11.11, n. m.,8.30 and 4.00 p. ra. wcck-dayH.
Leavo Ilroad Street Ktatlon, Philadelphia,
FOK NF.W YOltK.
Rxpresi, wcek-dnys, 8 20, i Co, 4 60 5 01, 0 50
733,820, J60, 1021 (DIlilllR Oar), 11 00 n. In,
12 00no(iii, '285 (Limited 100 and 4 22 p. r.i.
Hilling Cars.), I 40, 2 80 (DIhIiib Cat) 8 20, 8 B0.
4 00,5 00,6Si(llnlliBOur), 0 00, 7 02,7 60 (Dill
line Cur), 10 ou p. in., 12 01, night. Sundays,
8 20, 103, 160. 6OT, 8 20, 0 60. 10 21, (UlilliK
Car), 1185 a. m., 12 Oi, 1 05 (DlnliiK Car) 2 80
(Pining Cnr), 4 00 (I.linltcd4 22) (UlninK Car),
8 20,8 56, (UllllnB Car) 6 85, 7 02,7 60, Dllllng
Cnr 10 00 p. in., 12 01 night.
Kxpress for lloston without change, 11 00 a .,
week-days, nnd 7 iJ p. m., daily.
WASHINGTON ANU TUB SOUTH.
For ltaltiuioro and Washington, 8 50, 7 20,8 32,
1020,H23,n. in., 12 09, 12 81 (1)1,. I ni; Car), 112
milling iari. u i:, 441, iaa uongros-
ning earn u 1:, 441, iaa uongros
nal Limitiul, Dining Cnr, 617. C55 I Dili
r Car, 7 31 ll)inliig Car p. in., and 12 05
;lit week days. Sundays, 8 60, 7 20, 9 12, 11 23,
sionai Liiiiueii,
lug '
niulit week tlnvs.
11. ill.. 1209. 1 12. IHInlliL' Carl 4 41. 1530 Con-
grcNslonnl I.linited, Hilling Carl, 0 53 Dlulug
C'ar, 731 IHIiilngCiir p. 111. and 1205 night.
For Paltiinore, nccoiiiinodattoii, 9 12 a in, 2 01
and 1 01 p in week days, 5 OH and II 10 p m dally,
FOU ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave llrond utreet station via Helawnro rlvri
brldguKxprcss, 9 20 n to, 7 05 p. in. dally.
Leave Jlnrkct Street Wnrf Kipresi, BOO, 0 00
n ir. (100 Sutiirdays only), 2 00,4 00, 130,5 00 p.
111, Sumhi)H, 8 00,8 13,900, 9 13 a. in (nccoiu.
utodHtlon 4 30 aud 5 00 p. in.)
For Cape May, Angteisca, Wlldwoodand IIoll.
Ilvneb Kspress, 9 00 n in, 100 p in week days,
.Siiiiilu. s 910 a in,
For Cape May only, 1 30 p 111 Saturdays
For Sea Isle City, Oct-f City, Aviilou and
Btono Harbor Kxpress, 9 00 n, m., 4 20, p. ui,
v, eck days, SundnyB, 9 00 n. ni.
For Sinners Point Kipress, 5 0.', 9 00, n. in.,
2 00, 100, 5 00, p. 111. week days tiundays, X44
11. 111 and 9 45 p 111,
), II IlL'TL'lllNtON, J, It. Wool),
(leiiM Malinger. (Jen'l Pass-g'r Agt
riiUions of Dollars
do up ill sniolto evory year. Tako a
risks but got your houses, stock, fa
nituro, etc., insured iu tint-class r
liable companlos as represented by
nAVlTi FAUST insurance Agcu
Also Llle.ondAecldeiit.l Couipanlu