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is duo not only to tlic orlglnnllty nnd
simplicity of tlio combiimtkm, lmt nlso
to Hie caro nnd sltill with which It is
limmifnctnrid by bciuntlfln nrnmRcs I
lciiovn to the California Vio Svmtr
Co. ( ,. v, mid wc wish to impress upon
all tin ... Ian c of punliiinitiK1 tho
trim mil or'rlnnl remedy. As the
penut"o Syi in' Fiff.-t-is liiii'inifuuturcd
by iic Cai.ifoi.nia Fio Svhup Co.
on'y, a knowledge of that fact will
ii- list one. In avoiding tlio worthless
imitations manufactured by tiicr par
ties. The high standing of the Cam
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cal profession, and the salisfn-tion
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellen.-e of its remedy. It is
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as it nets on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating 01 weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
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and Prostration from Over
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No. 28. in use over40 yenrs, the only
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$1 per viol,or 5 vials and largo vial powder.for $5
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EVAN J. DAVIES,
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OMNYAND MANILA.
Orows of Foroign Warships Occupy
tlio Philippines Capital,
GERMAN ADMIRAL IN COMMAND.
Wliolher Ho Will Allow Hit Force
to Itu-einliiirk WIumi Ailmlrnl Dew
c.v'm Itotnrort'onioiitM Arrlvo It tlio
Main Question.
London, June 23. The Dally News
publishes a ntntcment, alleged to come
from a correspondent having ncess to
good Information, that the occupation
of Manila by parts of the crews of
foreign warships there Is an ac
complished fact, although It may prob
nhly be three or four dnys before tlm
oflHItil news arrives by way of Hong
Kong. The communication proceeds to
cay:
"Over a month ago Admiral Dewey
prepared to bombard Manila. At this
Juncture, however, a new factor was
ndded to the situation. The German
consul, acting on precise Instructions
which had Just nrrlved by the German
warship Irene, strongly opposed a
bombaidnient. These Instructions were
clear nnd categorical, and emanated di
rectly from Hmperor William's cabi
net. "It was then that Admiral Dewey
asked for reinforcements and supplied
Agulnaldo with nrms. While Germany
gathered a naval force the Intention at
Dcrlln was, If not to take possession
of Manila, lit least to co-operate In the
landing, Admiral Dewey's force not be
ing suinclont to protect German In
terests. Captain General Augustl had
on his part Informed his government of
the situation, and several Interviews
took place at Madrid with the German
ambassador, the result being that It
was decided that Captain General Au
gustl should appeal to the foreign war
ships at Manila, excluding the Ameri
can, to protect the lives and property
of the Inhabitants against the Insur
gents. "It was an Indirect way of rapltulat
Ing, while sparing Spanish amour
propre. There is no doubt Admiral Von
DltMlerlrhs has taken command of the
forces landed, although he has not
taken possession In behalf of Germany.
But will he, when the American re
inforcements arrive, be willing to allow
his forces to re-embark? The whole
question lies there."
The Berlin correspondent of The
Times, commenting on the continued
discussion of the Philippines question,
says: "There would be a storm of In
dignation in the German press if the
United States were to become master
of the Philippines while Germany got
nothing. In the view of many Ger
man politicians anything would be
better than that, and they would even
prefer to see the Intervention of sev
eral Kuropean powers to protect the
life and property of their subjects from
the rebels, followed by the acquisition
of a naval stntlou for each of them.
There Is, In fact, a strong inclination to
repeat the Chinese drama at Klao-Chou
whenover an oppoitunlty Is afforded.
Relatively to what Germany already
possesses she has everything to gain
by such a policy of fair shares all
around.
"There is, however, but little doubt
that no European power or combina
tion of powers would venture to pre
vent the United States nnd Great
Hiltain from settling the futuro of the
Philippines conjointly, or at least under
the protection of their conjoint naval
forces. Continental opinion would not
only speedily acknowledge the
strength of an Anglo-American naval
alliance, but would be practically
unanimous against Incurring the risk
of the commercial consequences of a
bieach with the United States."
The Sure La Grippe Cure.
Tliero Is no use suffering from this dreadful
nlnilv.if vim will unlv eettho rinlit remedy.
You are having pain all throueh your body,
your liver is out of order, have no appetite,
no life or ambition, liavo a bad told, in fait
aro completely used up. Electric Uittors is
tlm nnlv romcdv that will clve you prompt
and sure rollof. Tbey art directly on your
I.iver, Stomach ami Kidney, tono up mo
whole system and mako you feel Uko a now
being. They aro guaranteed to cure or prico
refunded, l'or salo at A. Wasley'a Drug
Store, only 00 cents per bottlo.
(wnriii I'octriionivl tlio Houl Itneo.
New iundon, Conn., June ?!. A more
in .Titlsfactiii y dny In ihe annals of
knit raelir; en the Thames lias never
lieen ie-, ,' d than that which tlio
three i ii- 1 ..e,s and the thou
Hands of uoi' Id ! ' spectators experi
enced yesti'iday. Three times the
referee attenii.t.'d to Blurt the race, and
each time the . eather conditions pre
vented, unt'l at Inst, just before Hun
set, ufter tin .aln had fa'len In tor
rents nil day, Mr. Meiltlehuin was
olillprd lo put It over until noon today.
l .,i Led mid eailv to ribO. prcnaresii
....... r.i- l.u In tlm sktoa. l'.arlv to bed
ind a I.ittlo Karly Ulsor, tno i in mat nniKes
ifo longer and better and wiser. C. II
Hageiibucli.
Hunt dii)".lzi'il, Flvo Drowiieil.
Saulnaw, Mich., June 23. By the cap
fIzIiis of a boat in which a party of
young people were ro,vinir on Flint
river at Flushing yesterday afternoon
Chauncey Cook, need 18, I.ulu Loup,
14, Odiillnu Ioup, 10, and Mildred Pack
ard, need 2 years, were all drowned.
Arthur Maxwell, 20 years old, In at
tempting to rescue the party, was ulso
drowned.
Tlm human inae.blne starts but onco and
stops but onco. You cm keep It coliiK loii;cst
and most regularly by using DoWitt's Little
Karly ltisers, tno iiiinous nine luint iur .--slipatlon
and all stomach and liver troubles.
(J. 11. llaL'Ciibucn.
atu i.oiiMiEiiiiieiit oriinvunii cipcnrs.
New York, June 23. The Hrltish
Hteumer Myrtlcdene, Captain Mllburn,
fiom rlngua June 10, arrived yesterday
afternoon, lirlnglni? a consignment ot
4,300,410 llavunu cigars, tho custom du
ties on which will amount to $350,000,
Captain Mllburn declined to talk on
Cuban affairs on arriving at Quaran
tine, although strongly pressed for in
formation.
lluudieds of lives saved every year by
having Dr. Thomas' Kclectilc OH in tho
bouse just when it is needed, dues croup
heals burns, cuts, wounds of every sort,
KoeoiKl I (;ri Kor lloulilti Murder,
New York, June 23. John Olaf Peter
si n, a Swedo 47 yearB old, who mup
dered Mrs. Laura M. Faulkner, tho
proprietor ot his boarding house, und
Matthew Henry Pole, one of her board
ers, In the early part of this year, was
yeeterdiy. In Ilrooklyn, convicted of
l.uidei In the second degree.
The Population of Shenandoah""
Is about eighteen thousand, nnd we would
say at least one-half aro troubled with some
affection of the Throat and Lungs, as those
complaints arc, acconliiig to statistics, more
numerous than others. We would advise all
not to neglect the opportunity to call on their
druggist and get a holtle of Kemp's Halsam
for the throat ami Lungs. Price 25 and 50c,
Trial size free. Sold by all druggists,
PLANCON
d I hnvo froquoiitly used tho Qonuino
O JOIIANN HOFFfJ MALT EXTRACT In
O Franco, whonovor I folt mysolf run down.
S X also uso it In Amorlca and And
oxcollout In clearing my volco."
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The
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y on ucck udcj. usnek x iunuti.ion
ft Agents, New cek.
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In nil tho rorld today In (ill the history of the world no doctor or Institution hiu treated and
restored to mmy men n has the famed Mil: Ml Mi .VL CO.. of nufTalo, N Y.
Tills Is due u the fuel that tho company controls mine Inventions and dlncortrli'S which haro no
eniiiil In tl..- uliolerviilm of medical sdeni-o Fo nun b de viitlon lisa lcn nractbied la advertljbaH
that lllU Ll.ltlil f,M r-fi'uriilTiv nmv timt-oM ,1,1a btuwlltiir nlXnr
'I hey II1 sen I their costly and inanli-.illy enVi'tlve airllanio and
ft wlinlo Bionth'8 courso of restorative remedies, ponUli-ily on trial,
uniuiu fvrfnar, ii, nn noni-st aim reuaoie nrin i
Not a dollar need boadvum-l not a jieutiy paid till results
arc known to and aclnowrltdRCd by the patient
The Krlo Medical i ompany'e applianie and remedies havo
been tallu-d rIkmu and written almnt nil nvir tlm wnrM. ml
cicry man bos heard of them. They restoio or create
itvi ngth, vlpor, healthy tissue and now life.
T hey re) ulr drains on the system that tup the energy.
They cure nervousness, despondency, and all the etlecls
of evil babrts. excepts, oer-work. etc.
Tbey (rue full sir, ngth, develnjiment nnd (one to
eyer ponlmi und oigun of tho body. Kullure Is Imiwisl
ble and a.-e I- no tinnier
This "Tii.d without Kxpenso" offer Is naturally lim
ited by the lotnpany to a short time, and application'
muri pe maa at once. v
Write to the HIUK MEDIOAT. COMPANY. nilIPAT.f).
N. Y., and rfve your express addius as well as
rust-oftlce. Kefcr to teeing the account of their
but haro sol 1
sumcr for 25
eala fnecs, aaTinit
dealer a jroius.
where ut examination.
Kverythinff warranted.
llSatrleBof Vehicles,
K JAW
&5 Btylef or llarneos.
Tonlliiie.Hito(70.
Surreys. S50tot!25.
ees. 1'haetons. Trare.
ettes. Srrinjr.ltoad
Pnrrer nrait. Prlat, $10.00.
A, f Ml tor ,9
ELtlKART CAHUIAOK ktU UAIUNESS MJKO.
su.m.mi:i: oi'i'inos.
I'Lli-oN U.I.Y-l-ON-Ill'CTi:i Tuin VIA PENN
SYLVANIA l:II.UOAll.
The l'eiii.sylvania Uallroad Company an
nouuies tlio following poraonally-condueted
tours for the summer aud early autumn of
1S9S :
To the North (including Watkin
Olcn, Niagara Tails, Thousand Islands, Mon
treal, Quebec, All Sable Chasm, Lakes Cham
plain and tieorgo, S;ir;ilnir:i, and a daylight
ride through tho Highlands of tlio Hudson),
July 2U and August II). Kate, ?100 for the
round trip from New York, Philadelphia,
lUltiinore, and Washington, covering all ex
penses of a two-weeks' trip, l'ropuitlouate
rates from other points.
To YelloiVhtono Park and the Trans
Mississippi Exposition on a special train of
Pullman sleeping, compartment, observation,
and dining cars, allowing eight days in
"Wondcrb.nd" nnd two days at Omaha. Sep
tember 1. Kate, $235 from New York, Phil
adelphia, li.iltiiiiorc, and Washington; J230
from Pittsburg.
To Niagara Kails, excursion tickets good to
return within ten days will bo sold ou July
21, August 4 illitl IB, September 1, 15 and SO,
it rate of ?10 fiom Philadelphia, Haltimoru,
and Washington. Tbeso tickets include
tr.iuspoitation only, and will permit of stop
over witliiu limit at Ilnil'ilo, Rochester, aud
Watkius on tho return trip, t
Two ten-day tours to Gettysburg, Luiay
Caverns, Natural llridge, Virginia Hot
Springs, Iticlimond, and Washington, Sep
tember 2S and October 11). Kate, f 115 from
New York, $03 from Philadelphia. Pro
portionate rates from other points.
For itineraries and further information ap
ply to ticket agents, or address Geo. W.
lioyd, Assistant Gonoral Passenger Agent,
Philadelphia.
Ono Minuto is not long, yet relief is ob
tained in half that timo by tho uso of Ono
Minuto Cough C'uro. It prevents consump
tion and quickly ctuoa colds, croup, bronchi
tis, pneumonia, la grippe and all tluoat and
ung troubles. C. II. Ilnguiibiicli.
Pleasant Kupld Trips to the Snuidinro.
Tlio season is now witli us when every
ono longs for a longer or shorter sojourn at
tho seashore, inhaling tlio cool bicees from
tho depths of "Old Ocean."
To all intending a visit to tlio shore, the
Philadelphia & Heading Kouto oilers special
advantages as to both location and tho gotting
thoro. Atlantic City is so well known with
its many unsurpassed attractions, that it is
only necessary to say that tho schedule of
fast trains vi 1 tho Philadelphia vt Heading
Kouto is this year fully equal, If not superior,
to that of former years, und that tho sixty
minuto trains run in the summer season are
the fastest scheduled trains in tho world.
By tho leaso of tlio South Jersey Kail
road the Philadelphia & Heading has also
acquired a direct route to Capo May, ouo of
tho llnust anil oldest of sea shore resorts, Sea
IsloCity, a flourishing up-to-date resort, aud
to Ocean City, a magnificent family watering
placo. What will attract mauy persons to
tho latter place aro its many leligious con
ventious and tlio strict temperanco regula
tions stiiutly enforced. The Philadelphia &
Heading is the shuitost routo to all of these
resorts.
Through tickets can bo bought and baggage
checked from all principal stations of the
Philadelphia & Heading Hallway and its con
nections. For illustiated booklet, giving list
of principal hotels and boarding houses and
rates, address Ldsou J. Weeks, General
Passenger Agent, Heading Terminal, Pliila
delphia. '
S. K Parker, Sharon, Wis., writes:
havo tried DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo for
Itching piles and it always stops them in two
minutes. I consider Hewitt's Witch Hazel
Salvo the greatest pile euro on tho market.
C, II. llageiibucli.
The Snulli and Its Advantages.
The Southern Hallway has Issued for frco
distribution, a sixteen page Journal des
eriptivo of Virginia, North and South Caro
lina, Tenucssco, Georgia, Alabama aud
Mississippi. Persons seeking new locations,
or capitalists desiring tu mako safoaud profit
able Investments will ilud the information
contained therein both valuable and inter
ostlng. Copies will bo mailed frco upon ap
plication to John 11. Iloall, District Passen
ger Agent, 623 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
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TUB bOUTIIKItN 11AII.WAV UIJACHDH
A IX
I'ltOMINKNT POINTS.
Don't start South without consulting John
M. l!iU, District l'assoinier Agent, Southern
ilailwuy, 028 Chestnut stieet, Philadelphia
If you liiunot call tu pcr&un, write tu linn.
ft
says :
Ml
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signature W
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our
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direct t ths cod
) cars at uhol.
uim ino
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Wairon
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I Voutiff. olJ.sInnloormarrli'ilit thuMi con-
tcmpldtlnBiiiarrlaLTP, iroi urc n victim of
BLOOD POISON Ji!,.;.",or
Private Diseases &?XZSW!&llS
?trnv in (nd and lindv. and unfit vnil for ttm
dutluk nf life, call or wrttu and lu paved. Hours:
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For all Bilious and Nervous
Diseases. Tlicy purify ihe
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CONSTIPATION and P'MPLES,
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Subject to Dt'iiiocratlu rub.
KM
FLLB
TO liEPELTilNVIDEI
Madrid Expects Linares and Oor
vera to Win the Fight.
A PROLONGED BATTLE EXPECTED
J'nrtlior Tnllt of tlio Qitoon ltp(tcnt of
Spain Soon Jtonlcnlnt; tlio lEt'Kcnuy.
SeekliiK Mt'illiitlon I'ront Ifpr lio.vnl
Itolntlvos mill l'rloniN.
London, June 23. The Madrid ootre
siiondi nt of The Standard. Barn: "El
Hri-Hldo Do Madrid aaya that the bov
erntnent supprepped th chief part of
the dispatch ot the governor ot Santi
ago de Cuba (General 1,1 n area) de
tailing the forcen, means of defence and
provisions at his disposal. The Impres
sion In political and military circles la
that Important news Is Imminent from
Santiago. It Is generally expected that
the Americans will attempt a bom
bardment ot the first line of defense?
nt the mouth ot Santiago bay simul
taneously with the landings to outllank
the formications, If silenced by the fire
of the fleet. Then, If successful, they
will move forward with the assistance
of the Insurgents for a decisive strug
gle at the second line of defense In the
Interior of the bay, where the Spanish
fleet may be expected to co-operate
with the defenders.
"The resistance Is likely to be se
vere and prolonged. Indeed, the Span
lh naval anil military authorities aro
hopeful that General Linares, with the
garrison and the volunteers, recently
considerably reinforced, may he able,
barked by Admiral Cervera, to repel
tho Americans, who would then be In
a precarious position nn the most un
hoalthful part of the coast. Santiago la
provisioned for several weeks, and the
authorities have taken possession of all
the stores. The submarine defenses of
the bay are, moreover, of a formldablo
character."
The Herlln correspondent ot The
Standard says: "The queen regent ha i
privately caused those sovereigns who
arc her relatives to be directly sound
ed, und those whom she regards as
friends to be Indirectly sounded, as to
whether they nre willing to mediate,
but the stage of diplomatic negotia
tions has not yet been reached, and It
Is very doubtful whether It will bo
reached for some time to come.
"The senil-ofncial Post hears from
Antwerp that persons commissioned by
the Wushlngton government to enlist
seamen on neutral soil are said to havu
enlisted more than a thousand German
sailors for the American navy and tho
auxiliary cruisers. This would explain
the dlfflculty German captains havi
experienced of late In manning their
ships."
The Vienna correspondent of Tho
Dally Telegraph says: "All the infor
mation that roaches here from Madrid
proves beyond a doubt that the posi
tion of the queen regent has become
altogether untenable and that her ma
jesty will resign the regency within n
very short period. It may prove feas
ible to establish a regency council tin
der arrangements fo the existing
dynasty, but according to present 1.1
dlcations this appears questionable. In
well Informed quarters here It Is be
lieved that the next defeat for the
Spaniards will upset the conditions
prevailing In Madrid, where the situa
tion Is already extremely confused."
To cure Headache in 15 Minutes.
Tako Dr. Davis' Atl-IIoaclacho. All drttuKibta
Couldn't Mlw n Vrou Trolley Itlilo.
Denver, June 23. Club women with
proclivities for pleasure broke up an
important business session of the Gen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs yes
terday afternoon. After wrestling with
parliamentary tactics until 4:30 o'clock,
the hour set for a free trolley rido, the
worn out delegates bolted In a body.
Notwithstanding a heuvy thunder
storm the women boarded the cars
bound for the Witches' Gardens, whera
they were tendeied a reception by the
North Side Woman's club, and inci
dentally ruined their bonnets. The
Federntlon now Includes 505 clubs, with
a membership of G0,000, and 30 state
federations made up of 2,110 clubs, with
a membership of 160,000.
Gored to Death by n Hull.
Tunkhannock, I'a., June 23. Manning
It. Sutton, of Springfield township, was
gored to death by an nngry bull which
ho was leading to water. The bull flrBt
thrust htm under the chin with Its
horns, breaking his jaw. Notwithstand
ing his Injury he tried to gt the infu
rluHl beast back to the barn, when It
ngain attacked him, mutilating him
frightfully. Mrs Sutton came out and
set the dog on the animal, but did not
drive it off until it had put its horns
through the man's heart, leaving him
dead,
OIiIo'h lli'piililtenii TloUot.
Cjlumbus, O., June 23. The Republi
can state convention yesterday nomi
nate! the following ticket: Secretary
of ntate, Charles Kinney; supreme
Judge, W. T. Spear: clerk of supreiup
court, .Tosiah Ii. Allen; food and dairy
commissioner, Joseph H. Blackburn;
member of the board of public works,
V. G, Johnson.
Enorgy nil gono? Ileailiiclio? Stomach
out of ordor ? Simply a case of torpid liver,
lliinlock Illood Hitters will make a new ninn
or womau of you,
i pxtiinlny'M Jlasclmll Unnius,
At Pittsburg Pittsburg, 10; New York,
5. At Cincinnati Cincinnati, 3: Haiti-
more, 2. At Cleveland Cleveland, 6;
Ilrooklyn, 2. At Louisville Louisville, S;
Washington, 0. At St. LoulB-I'hlladol.
phin. 8; St. Louis, 2. At Chicago (11 in-
nlntrsl Hoxton. 6; Chicago, E.
At Syracuse Syrnruse. 3; Wllkesbarre,
1. At Kochester Providence, C; Roches
tor, 1. At Montreal Montroal, 7; Toron
to, 4. At Uuffalo-Sprlngileld, 10; DufTalo.4.
At Reading -Lancaster, 6; Reading, 1.
At Newark Paterson, 3; Newark, 1. At
Allentown (10 Innings) Richmond, 0; AN
lentown, 5. At llurtford Hartford, 0;
Norfolk, 1.
' 1 '"i.l.-.nJ'1
S. M. Geary, l'iorhon. Mich., wrlton; "De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo is curing more piles
here to-duv than all other ruineillos com
iilucil. It cures eczema ami all other skin
illsoasoa." C. II. Ilugoubucli.
ITnefe fSnm'H Repute htcitmor.
rino'iin, June 23. The United States
repair hteainor Vulcan sailed from the
nuy yard yesterday afternoon f
Newport Ne.s and Norfolk, Va, Tho
cruiser San Francisco will follow the
Vulcan and keep her in sight until sh"
reaches Fort A'unroe, Vu., where the
Harvard and the Newark are waiting
to act as her convoy. The Vulcan Is
tho only repair ship in the world which
la capable of building every part of a
man-of-war except the heavy guns.
Her machinery and storoa are valued
at ovsr $300,000.
S. C. T. Jonus, MlliisViurg, Pa,, writes: "I
have used DoWitt's Little llurly Ulcers evor
since they were introduced huruaiul must
my I have novor used any pills in my family
during fnrty years of house keeping that
gave nicli batkfactory results as a laiatiyo or
catliartti " C II llageiibucli.
SEALING COMIVNY MUST PAY
1'or speclnl Prlvllcwm Grunted b.v Oiii
(lot ei'tuiKtit In ml fNlierlcfi.
New York, June 23. Judge LaCombe.
In the United States circuit court, hn
entered the Judgment of the United
States supreme court In the ease of the
United States against the North Amer
ican Commercial company for rentals
and royalties and the revenue tax pro
vided for In the seal fishery lease se
cured by the company from the gov
ernment in 1X90, and dueieed that the
United States recover from th North
Anieritan company $76,687.50, with In
terest from April 1, 1894, amounting In
all to 196,127.78.
The leuse ot the North American
Commercial company, secured in 1890,
gave It the exclusive sealing privileges
of the 1'ribylof Islands for a period ot
20 years, and allowed It to take 100,000
seals a year, with a royalty of 87.62V& on
each skin, and a revenue tax of $2 a
skin. !i -!!( s a rental of $60,000 a year.
After the agreement with Great Brit
ain, in 1893, for the protection ot the
seal herd the government notified the
company that Its annual take must not
exceed 7,500 head. From that time the
company refused to pay the stipulated
annual renlal and the royalties and
revenue tax mi the seals taken.
The government began three suits In
the United States circuit court in this
district to compel payment, and In
June, 1896, Judge LaCombe rendered
Judgment In the first suit for $94,687.54,
wlt'i Intel ert, amounting to $107,257.20.
The case wi appealed by the company
to the United States court of appeals,
and finally to the United States su
preme court, which handed down the
decision which Judge LaCombe has
Just certified. The difference between
the Judgment of the supreme court and
the circuit court was In the amount of
reduction In the annual rental of $60,000
which the company was to pay on ac
count of the reduction in the number of
seals It was allowed to take, the su
premo court allowing a greater reduc
tion than the circuit court.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The lout salve in the world for cuts,
bruUos, sores, ulcers, srH rhomn, fovor sores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, cornB, nnd
all skin eruptions, and po-iitiTely cures piles,
or jo pay roqulrcd. It i KUaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or tnony refunded. Priro
25 conte per box. For salo br A. Waslny.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
A farmer named Ilowlett, who killed
a neighbor over a land dispute, was
lynched at Htllsvllle, Va,
Ex-Banker E. S. Dreyer was con
victed In Chicago of withholding $316,
000 park commission funds.
Hough riders got Into a row In a
disreputable house at Tampa. Fla, One
woman was perhaps fatally shot. Five
arrests were made.
Adrain Bruin, the convict who killed
his wife while she was visiting him in
Sing Sing prison, was convicted In
Ilrooklyn of first degree murder.
The Auieu !
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always a baby.
Without it,
wedlock is a
summer field
that never
blooms, a
flower that
never buds, a
night without
stars a sermon
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e d i c t i o n , a
prayer without
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There never
was a husband
worthy of the name, who did not aspire
to be the father and the giandfatlier of
healthy, capable children to band down
his name and the fortune accumulated by
the sweat of his brow, from generation to
generation. There never was a wife fit to
bear that noble title, who did not wish to
wear womanhood's most glorious crown,
the sceptre of motherhood. Thousands
of wedded couples, otherwise happy, fall
short of wedlock's greatest happiness be
cause they are childless. In the majority
of cases, this is because the wife, through
ignorance or neglect, suffers from weak
ness aud disease of the organs distinctly
feminine. For women who suffer in this
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directly on the delicate organs concerned
and makes them strong, healthy, vigorous,
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aud makes baby's introduction to the world
easy and almost painless. It insures the
little new-comer's health and nourishment
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Mrs. Jennie Parks, of Marshall, Spokane Co ,
Wah., writes: " I am glad to tell of the good
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ten years."
In cases of constipation Dr. Pierce's
Pleasaut Fellets should be used as an
adjunct to the "Favorite Prescription,"
they are extremely simple, perfectly natural
aud insure prompt and permanent relief.
flillions of Dollars
Go up in smoko every year. Takon
riskB but got your housos, slock, fu
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liable companies as represented by
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For Sale at KIRLIN'S Drue Store, Shenandofi!!, n.
"A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO
. SHAVE WITH."
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fii! clulil MilTiMml, moth, t and i ' 1 no er
Ii-m1 any rest ilnv or ti i ulit as It instantly
r ' ,l,aiifl the Mnn.i hm-iI to llow down her
elit'i-K1!. hail i ors and the ili-,pcnary
v. iili no result. Ii) using Ci ru i it Hi - L
vi m (' .'irriiA (ointment!, ami Ci ru ' ltl
fi'i u Ihe id iw nttirrlii hml, I
Jl.n (lAKNJOSa. 21.1 Nassau Ac . Iliooklyn.
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ci tl .rlr Infantile humora nf Ihe .kin nrtil -'alp, with
lo,. ofli.ir lit mi lo ill',1 thrtn, I. to fail in Four ilulf .
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Jj M. I1PHKK,
ATTOkNKY-AT-LAW.
Oftlcfs Itgnn building, corner of Main nn
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T H. POMKROY,
el
ATTOHNBY-AT-LAW
Shenandoah, Pa.
Jjt W. SIIOEMAKKH
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW.
Corner Market aud Centre streets.
pi'.OK. JOHN J0NK8,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Irfick Box C8, Malinnoy City, Pa.
Having studied under some of the best
masters ip London and Paris, will give lessons
ou the violin, inuiiilollu, eultarnud vocut culture
Terms reasonable. Address in care of Btrouse
tho jowolcr HlieunnUoab.
ERIFE0T im I
DO NOT DESPAIR 1
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t arc ah-M-hre'T riircri by
i' r it r i . to 'i ,m ktn.
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find drain ot v it i 1 powers tucur
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For nalo in sliennnilonli by Shenandoah Drug
More ana (..ruiner uroa.
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