t EVENING HERALD i:sTAiif-iMiu:i) tH7o. t'lililUlird every KvctiliiK, Ksccpi BiiiiiIb), hI 8 MOLTft JAHltlN HThr ICT. NhAH ('KSTHK. Tho UrritUl U ih'iivned In Hheimniloiiti aihI tht: Mir-onndlnK to .t fotx cent n week, pay iti Vo the iimier. It nmll JS.00 ft ycir.or 2 i4ntu tiinutlt, pu)r.lU In mhitnco. ilortln luciitu cliirmMlntx'urdm to apace hiui poMtltm. Tin. ptiblMhru n'Fr o the rlnM to chnhftv th li4JtWt, of ftihertl-omoiitH whmrer tho J til -':rftUn of nrni. lU-niniuU It. The tlsht m t,iyerifl to i .Jf trtiiy ttUrrHpointiit, wnflthor ritjtit for or not, .mt tlm mh.lii.r may docm lpnpri A(hrrt!liiK ratiH mmlo known po appllt iitlon. K iteri'il nt tho potofl1r' nt Mlictmmloftli, l'iMM siLiuul itiuil innttvr. TKI.Kl'IIONIC (X) NN Itt T I ON 'Ml Hie Hews That's Fit to Print." ELveriing Herald wrii'rsii. .iri.v u. iww. OUR COUNIKY: first. Last an J l'Jievci. 1'KitiiAi'i (ion. Hlnnro Is now will ing to (.vclmiih'u prisoners of war. Admiral (Vrvoru. for Instance. Tiik 'lil lii'ellioi-M'.s of the county IK'iiinrnii-N an- having their troubles during tlu iinto-convention cituivtiss, uml will .rotially result in compelling tliL'iu to take a back seat on Monday next AVim.K certain corporations uvp dis puting anions themselves as to the ptuiiient of the war tax, tlmre Is a well dellned principle that the tax til tiniateh falls upon thy consumer and is paid by him. I'KMi'i'tiAXi'K advocates are mak ing anotlier crusade to put a stop to the ale of liciuors on government reservations in camps, at the regular army posts and particularly In the Capitol luiililiiig at Washington. A bill to this effect was reported favora bly from the House Committee on the Alcoholic MtiiiorTrnllic. There seems to be no prospect of legislation on the subject this session, and judging by the past the chances are that it will result in agitation and nothing more. ( rl'iiK Mn -tatement of the Hureau of Statistics convevs intelligence that w ill irove not only interesting but highly gratifying to every true American. It shows that during the eleven months of the last fiscal year from July 1, 18!17, to May 81, 18UV our exports were more than double the value of our Imports, and con sequently more gold came into the I'nited States from foreign countries in payment of the balance of trade than in any former year in the entire history of the count rv. Democratic Trick Utile. The recent Democratic convention knowing liou Hie silver plank of the. national platform of their party is repudiated by great numbers of Dem ocrats, ignored this topic entirely in the platform they adopted, and sought by this silence to win the votes of gold Democrats and the dis ull'ected among Republicans. Hut their triumph would be regarded out side, of this state as a triumph of llryan and his delusive and ruinous free silver theories. .No intelligent Kepul llcan or gold Democrat who has a comprehension of the ruin that would ensue Ilium daily l.y the triumph "I such prill eiples will be found in any way giv ing the ticket nominated on such a plaf'.rm the slightest encourage ment. Mr. .lenks is a free silver Democrat. His election would he hulled over the entire country as a free silver victory in this state. The public will put no coiilldenco in a party that is ashamed or afraid to openly proclaim its principles. An open enemy wo can respect. An at tempt to gain power by silence or concealment will bo received by thu contempt which such trickery de serves. The Deiuocratio trick mule will meet with little encouragement in Pennsylvania this year. Il' the Philippines ultimately be come a. possession of the United States, aud Americans thick thither to establish new homes, they will have to include snakes aud lizards among their family pets. Ju an arti cle ou "Life in Manila" in the Youth's Companion fortlie veuk,of June :10th, Charles 11. Howard says : "Our house hold included three or four Chinese chow dogs, with thick, orange- colored fur and coal-black tongues and Pedro, the house-snake, a small python, which traveled about inside the eanyass walls and kept us free from rats and mice. I'edro never eaiuo out, aud wo were not disturbed at all by his proiuiity. AVe slept on strips of matting spread over cane heated couches,- the legs of which rested in bowls of water to prevent visits from centipedes, tarantulas. white ants aud other tropical gentry that eaniiot bo liopt out of the houses AV'aslistands, sideboards and rofriger ators are protected in the same way The big white nut and little red ant seem particularly fond of tootli pow'dor, and not a yestige would lie left in tlio morning if a waslistand rested directly upon tlio floor, Tln littlo green und yellow lizards used to dart about among the books on the table, after the lumps were lighted devouring tlio insects which swarmed uround the lights. Occasionally one of these lizards would drop from the felling, alighting with a resounding 'smack.' " SOLDIERS' LETTERS Sent to Tort Antonio With Inefficient Post age Coat Consul Snyder More Tlinn Ills Salary. T'ciit Antcniio. .lumnlcn. July C The Ain.Tlciin soldlrrn in Culm nrc linvliig Kic-.t illlt'culty In Kcttlnt? tliolr letter thr.Mich to the 1'nlted Stnten. Alinnot daily thntinaiut uf letter are tjinught In here bv the ipii-i'niTi"iit dmpntch Imnt", luit only for the senerniilty and imtrliitlum of t'nltcd Rtnti Cnnnul Snyder, nt thin port, very few of them would tret throuith. The Itrlttah pnstnl laws require Hint all letters Rolng out fi'oin heio mum lint only pass thrniwh Hie Port Antonio pn-tiMi o, hut must have the Jamaica-KtiKllfh stamp, wlileli coKtu rive cents. Mont of tlio letter condnp In here have the United States clump, but thnt rock for notli Inp. The renult of It nil i that the large Iiors nnd bundles of Rnldlet'ft' letter ore taken to tVii'iil Snjder, and from his own pocliOl he pity the .tnnmUu KiirIIhIi postnife mid send-" them to Haltlmore. T'lillndelpliln, New York or llosloii via one of (he llosion Fruit conipiiny' sleHtner. Since the troop landed In Culm postage on wdiller' letters have cost Mr. Hnyder more (hnn lit salary. The postal authoillles nt WnslihiBton have been oppe.ih d to, and It Is probable thnt some adjust ment of (he mutter will be made. It Is IntereBlIng to look through n large bnc full nt soldiers' letters as they come from the fleet nnd the Cu ban camps. At least two-thirds of thu missives are addressed to "Miss" or "Air.," perhaps the greater number to "Mrs.," for under Ihls title come both the mothers and wives. AInny of the letters bear no stamps, hut are simply marked "soldler'a letter" or "shipV letter." In the United States a letter so marked comlns from a military ramp or n warship would be carried to their destination, the receiver being required to puy the postage. Hut this Is not the case In Jamaica. The laws here will not even permit an American boat to take (he letters In bulk (o nn American port unless (he full Jamaican postugu has been paid. A Fow Pointers. The recent statistics of the numbe o deaths show that the large majority die will) consumption. This disease may commence with an apparentl) harmless cough winch can be cured inslantly by Kemp's balsam for the Throat aud Lungs, which is guaranteed to cure and relieve all cases. Trice 25 and 50c. Sold by all druggists ; ask for a free sample today. -hlpphit; '.'"oop- I'roni Tumpa. Tampa. l''l.i.. July 0. -Several trans poiU have s.tit. .1 ftol.i Colt Tampa within (he U'M week, carrying large quantities of war munitions, horses, light artillery and about ll.St'O men to rein force (leneial Shnl'ler at Santiago. The lust of ihiie I". .it to leave was the Hudson, last Monday night. She carried !C0 legubir reeiults. The Chi ef Macon, cnrrylm; Ttu men of the First Illinois regiment, commissary stores nnd ammunition, left on Tuesday af ternoon. The Onto City, containing the remainder of that regiment, COO men, and a provisional company of the Illinois regiment altaehed to (he cn- glneei corps, also sailed, on ueunes- lay thioe more vessel sailed, carry ing ten companies of artillery and env- aliy, with their imlpmenlH. tuu Horses, gintii and fi n!;e. $100 Howard $100. The renders of this paper will be pleased to irn (liat there In tit least one dreaded dUense that sfU-m-e ha been able to euro 111 all it (ages, and that Is catarrh. IIuII'h t'atnrrli Care the only poMitive eiire known lo (tie medical fraternity. CAlarib belim a eanslltiillnniil iti- 'iiw, icipilreH 11 (tiiixtittitlinial treutnieid. llaTs alarrli ( Sire Is taken Intel nail)', acting directly noon the blond and uiucoin. Hlii-filcex of (tic s.leni, thcicby destroying the fiMinilatl.in of the disease, and giving the patient ttrcngth by uililbig 1 the eiinstUiilloii aud assisting nature In doing Its work. The prupi ledirs have so ulilcli fallll In Us curadvc powers, that they Her One Hundred Hollars for any case that it fails in cure. Wend for list of (esdinunlali. Address. !'. J.CIIHNI5Y fe CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggisls 73o iiiili is o r com '-uni Intfo. rtfngsti 11 Jamaica, July 0. The Brit ish .warships Aleit and I'allad, the for mer with It p'f'C" Mil the latter wiib nn. amPthe Austrian man-of-war Kalserlu Maria Theresln, with 38 refu gees, mil'. eel at Port Hoyal yesterday, They left the entrance of the harbor at Santiago Ue Cuba at 1 o'clock on Monday. (Hints : I was dreadfully nervous, anil for lelicl took your Kail's Clover Knot Tea. It Dieted, my nerves and stionetliencd my whole Nervous System. I was troubled with Conslipatiuu, Kidney and bowel trouble, Your Tea soon cleansed my system so thoroughly that 1 rapidly regained health ml strength. Mrs. S. A. Sweet, llaitlunl Conn. Sold by S. I'. Kirlin mid :i guarantee. GREAT PAIN ! GREAT COST I'hese were (lie (wo reasons that formerly kepi people frmi attending lo tlicir leclli. otn icawns nave no uximciuc in mm r meed aire. I'ainless and iuoxpcuMve (lent- Utry willi an alsohile guarnntcu for live years is our method A flood Set of Teeth, f$. The Veiy Hat Teeth, $S. You can get no heller, no matter what you pay. Ko Charge lor extracting, wnere iccui are ordered. We can take your ImpieMion in the morning and give you your leclli la llie afternoon if desired. (iold Plllhigs, $1 ; Rest Silver Fillings, Sue up; Cleaning, Sue; Fxtractlng, 25c. Crown anil bridge work at very rensoiublo rates. Kxainnutions and cMiuuitcii lu'C. We use hut one grade of material the best. SCHUYLKILL DENTAL PARLORS, Cor. White & Centre Sis., Robblus' Buildiug rnim-ramr-OT, n ni:.u.i:i: in Fruit, Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco. Wholesale and Retal), SO West Centre Street, THE DUTY OF MOTHERS. DtuiBhtors Should bo Carefully duldod lu. Burly Womanhood. What Mtfferitif,' frequently results from n mother's, lnorancei or moru frequently from a mother's neglect to properly instruct her daughter I Tradition snys "woman must suffer," nnd youno; women are, so taught. Thcro Is n little truth nuil a (front dcnl of exaggeration In this. If u young woman buffers severely she needs treatment nnd her mother should see that she gets It. Many mothers hesitnto to take their dnughters to n physician for examina tion; but tio mother need hesitate to wrlto freoly about her daughter or liorfeolf to Mrs. rlnlcham nnd securo the most elllcient advice, without charge. Mrs. l'inkluim's address Is Lynn, Mnss. The following letter from MIssMauie F. Johnson, Centralia, Va.,fhovswhat neglect will do, nnd tolls how Mrs. l'lnltham helped her: "My health bcciimo so poor that I had to leave school. 1 was tired all tlio time, mid had dreadful pains in my side nnd back. I was also troubled with irregularity of menses. 1 was very weak, and lost so much flesh that my friends became alarmed. My mother, who is a firm believer in your remedies from experience, thought per haps they might benefit me, nnd wrote you for advice. I followed the advice von gave, ami used Lydla K. l'lnkliam's ege table Compound and Liver l'ills as ou directed, and nm now as well as I ver was. I have gained llesh and have i good color. 1 am completely cured of "larity." Tinln Uo'dop i- Vo-iuoiirM. nice, Colo. July C. The Klo Ouuidi Pniilhein train was held up at Sto.iy Creek. 20 miles west of rtico, at 11:10 o'clock yesteiday forenoon by three men supposed lo be Mexicans. The train had stopped for water when the robbers appeared. The train was placed under guard, nfter which the robbers went through the cars, reliev ing the passengers of about $,"00. They were evidently amateurs, and got but a small part of the money 011 the train. The express and mall cms were not molested. l'l'anlilnir 1'rlsllege I'm Our Tighter Washington, July 0. Representative Olbson, of Tennessee, has Introduced bills extending the franking privilege to the oltleers and enlisted men of the army nnd navy, while In actual war servh e, and authorizing the raising of 40,000 colored troops from the nation at large for two years' service. .ler-ey's New Volunteer licglmcut. Trenton, July G. Governor Voorhecs has not yet odlel illy designated nil the companies that will make up the regi ment of infantry under the second call, though he has practically reached a decision In the matter. Resides the three Trenton companies nnd the Mor ris Ouards, of Atlantic City, already accepted, there will be six companies from Jersey City, one company from Camden nnd a combination company made up from Woodbury nnd Mlllvllle. The governor has not yet announced his selection of olllecrs for the new regiment. , A liefrlgci'iitof for Sun'tlnjro. Chicago, July C Swift & Co., who a few days ago secured the contract from the government to furnish the entire army Willi fresh and canned meats for the next six months, will build a bis refrigerator nt Santiago, where all meats for the army will be shipped and kept until they are needed. Today the first four ears of material Started for Tamna. where It will be loaded Into boats nnd transported to Santiago. The cars contained every thing necessary to build the refrlgcr ator. Win your bullies against disease, by acting promptly. One .Minute Cough Cure produces immediate results When taken e.irly it pre vents consumption. And In later singes it furnishes, piompt relief. C, II. Ilagcnwicli THE PRODUCE MARKETS. Ah licllcotocl by Dealing In I'lilludcl ti 1 1 In nnd linll liiioee. Philadelphia, July r,. Flour steady winter superilne. $.:T:t.2..: Pennsylvania roller, clear. Jl'cM 13; city mills, extra Ki.tnfl3.Gn. It ye (luur moved slowlv at $3.10 ncr barrel for choice Pennsylvania. Wheat weuu; No. 2 ltd, July, 80W;iSlc. Corn weak: No. 2 mixed, July, 3PA'n SIVte.; No. 2 yellow, for local trade, 37V4 SiAMc. Oats dull; No. 2 white. 20ir20c. No. 2 white, clipped. .WiSOUc Hay weak choice timothy, $12 for large bales, licet steody; beef hams, $22.50i23. Pork steady family, $13ft PI.S0. Iurd weak; western s(ciitncd, J5.KI. nutter quiet; western creumery, laii'SiHili.c.; do. factory, Vft 12Vlc. ; Kleins, Ilil.o. ; Imitation creumery, 1241140.: New York dnlry, 12fi15c.; do. creamery. VS'iKUc ; f.'ncy Pennsylva nia prints jobbing at l!Ki22c. ; do. whole, sale, ISc. Cheise weak; large, white. 7c. small do.. TM'i'jc.; part skims. iiltViC full skims, 212';e. I2ggs unlet; New York nnd Pennsylvania, 12fil2'c; western, tresh, J2".fii;ic. Potu(oes steady; now. J212.B0. Tallow linn: city. 3Vte.: country, "HliWic., ns to quality. Cotlonsecd oil weak; prime crudo, Ui'yfilOc; do. yellow, 24e. CabbKgo steady; uong ismnn. 7ic, Haltlmore. July 5. Flour dull; western suncruno, $2.SOTi3.15; do. extra, f3.2&rt3.75 do. family. S-I(f(1.40: winter wheat, patent, Jl.noi4."B: spring do.. tl.T.KiS; spring wheat, straight. JI.50fM.7r. Wheat dull and lower; No. 2 red. spot nnfl July, SOff Ho.: August, 7M(7fiWC.; Septembor, 73c. summer No. 2 red, 7BKc; southern, by sumple, 70iS!c.; do. on grnue, 70V4BW1V4C, Corn firmer; spot and month. 3liB34Vte. August, 3Sc.; September, S6M1C. 1 steamer mixed, 3333',ic; southern, white. 3Cc. do. yellow, 8fil4c. Outs quiet; No. white, aC'uaic; No. 2 mixed, 2714c Ilye dull; No. 2 neurby, lfl&c.: No. 2 west ern. 19c. Hay quiet; No. 1 timothy, $11.50 i!2. drain freights quint: very littlo drtnnnd; steam to I.lveipool, per bushel Sd., July; Cork, for orders, per quarter 3s., July, riuib'iii' strong; grumiluted, 5.IS'.'j, llutter steady; funcy creamery, 17qilRc, do. Imitation, inc.; do. ludle, I3if,llc. good ladle. 12c; store packed, 10SlIe, Hggs linn; fresh, I.e. Chceso stoady fancy New York, large. K'.iiio ,., 1I1 medium, 8', fmc.; do. small, SV,i!ic. let tuce, ii.itMii.n. wtiisKy, $i.2uii 27 per gallon for ImlKlicd goods in curlouds Jt.27ill.SS per gallon fur Jobbing lots, I.lvu .-look .Mol'l.'otH, New Yoik, July S. IWhviw steady cables unchanged. Calves slow; 1111 sold, euls. I,l5.i0; blHtOl UlllKS, XU3 W western. noiuliiHl, und S ears unsold Sheen 10il5:. l0Wri good 1. mhs tea(ly others lonei, S ears utwoi: i-'-Jep, f.25 iiil.70; Ininl)?. f4.40ftie.2B; culls, W.r.'V, 1,1 1 In us Mtnid) ut Mwl.w. Uust Liberty, Ph., July B. -('iiltle about steady; extra. $I.75'i I.KS; prime, $.r.fi-l.7B eunimou, Fl.Mi4i4. Mors stun'- prime mediums and henvl-s, $.!l...il; I, i Vork ers. tS.mtV. light to fair York. is. JH.S.', S.DO; pigs, km to quulltv, $:r,'..4. inuglis i3.UXMM. Uluep aim; 1 bob e. 1.r.:.'. 4.1W) (amnion, lil.O'rtM; elioice ve.irllngs, H.to'a t: common to goud, W'H1), spring lambs, IS.60U5.72i veal ruHea, 15 tufoli. What's the t cerot of liapiiy,vi;oroiis licaltliV Simply kceiiing the bowcU, the itnnuuh, the liver uml khlueys strong ami active llur dnclc Wood Hitlers iloes It. HONORS TO SCHLEY. A Resolution in Cmgress Wlil?h Acknowl edges the Commodore as the Real Hero of Santiago. Wnshlngtnn. July G. Representative Hcriy, of Keiiluiliy. a member of the house committee on foreign nffalrs, yesterday Introduced the following joint resolution: "llesohed. That the thanks of con Bress ami nt the American people are hereby tendered to Commodore Schley, U. S. N.. and the otfliers and men under his commund, for their heroic and distinguished conduct In destroy ing the Spanish fleet In Culinn wnlers on the 3d of July Inst." The lesolutlon was referred to the nnval affairs committee. Mr. lieiry, In speaking of his resolu tion, said: "I propose that the of ficer to whom the glory Is due shall be i cognized. Schley li the renl hero of (he Incident. He nnd the brave bnnd of officers and men under his- Immedi ate dhectlon are the ones who achieved the victory, and all honor should be given them. Sampson commands the Ileet In those waters, but It was Com modore Schley In command when Cer vcra and hi Ileet made the plucky at tempt at escape, nnd It was under Schley that every one of that Span ish Ileet met Its destruction. Schley and his men have peifoimed a notable feat that will go down In history hand In hand with that daring forcing of Manlln harbor by Dewey." The tvloUon Win' (dfceupondont. New York. July C Dexter Marshall, the well known New York Journalist nnd brother of Kdwnrd Marshall, the now famous correspondent of n New York paper, who so bravely went to the front before Santiago to report for his pnper the engagement of the Rough Riders, hnR relumed here from Wash ington, lie reports that there me hopes of Kdwaid Marshall's lecovery. lie has received assurance by cable from General Shatter, through Secretary Alger, that Ills brother vmihl have personal end extraordinary attention, and Unit he would be returned to this country as n on as possible. The won derful nerve and fortitude of the wounded man has been commented upon by all war correspondents at thu front. Diplillierla relieved in twenty inhuttes. Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas' Kclectric Oil. At any ding btoio. Augtistl's Kainlly lNenpes. Madrid, July C The Spanish consul nt Singapore wires the following mes- age from Henerul Augustl. captain gen eral of the Philippines: "The situation Is unchanged. My family has succeed ed lu miraculously escaping from Mac- aborn In a boat, and, having passed through the American vessels, nil ar- ived safely at Manila." Sick headache, biliousness, coiislinatlou and ill liver anil stomach trundles can do uiiickly cured dy using tdoso famousllttle pilos known ,is D.iWitt's Mttlo Karly liters. Thry aio Icas-int to take and novel' gripe. I . II. llagenliuch. NUGGiiTS OF NL?WS. The P.cd Cross steamer Irotiuols ar rived at Key West with 320 wounded from Santiago, . Haytiens have occupied Navossa Isl and, nnd the phosphate company holds our government responsible. The schooner Henry W. Rtnmburv sunk In Tampa bay with government bridge supplies valued nt f.30,000. VII bicycle 1 cords fvnn: 2 lo 30 miles were broken by Linton, (he Welsh l Icier, and Taylore, the Fiench rider, ut 1'hllndeliihlu last night. Taylore made a new hour 1 coord 33 miles. 9C3 yards. Llutuit won the 3U mile race In DC.10. Scrofula Leads to Consumption. Inherited blood diseases aro much moro difficult to euro than thoso which are acquired. Ono of tho most common horedhary diseases is Scrofula, which tlio medical profession admit is most obstinate and deop-seated; and their offorts to euro it meet with littlo success. A child afllioted with Scrofula is always puny and sickly, and can never grow into healthy man hood until tho discaso is eliminated. Scrofula leads into con sumption nino times out of ton, so that it is important for this reason that immodiato attention bo givou to all childrou who iuhorit tho slightest taint. L Ax 0 und in a few fore lomr ho Improving every day. In three months lie threw aside ills crutches, for ho had no further use for them j the dreadful dis ease had heen eliminated entirely from his system, und ho was restored to perfect health. Tho euro was a permanent ono, aa no sign of tho disease has returned for ten years. W. A. Clayton, Addle, N. 0. "Whon my daughter wns an infant slio had a sovuru case of Scrofula, for which she wns under tho constnnt enre of physicians for several years. Sho was worse at tlio end of that time, howovor, and wo almost do spaired of her life. Afowhottles of Swift's Specific cured her completely, as it Boomed to go direct to tlio cause of tho trouhle. I fmlinvn it has no o.niinl for stubborn cases of blood diseases which aro hoyond tlio power rfg&j of other so-called blood remedies, S, I, Brooks, Manticello, (la, Scrofula is frequently an inherited blood faint, but is ofion acquired by an impoverished condition of tho blood, cauHed by impure air, poor ventilation and other deficient sanitary sur roundings. It mattors not from what causo it arises, Scrofula is a deop-soated blood diseasofor which S. S. S. is tho only euro, becauso no othor romedy can reach tho impurity in tho blood and force it out. S. S. S. eliminates every trace of tho taint, and a porfoot and comploto euro is tho result. S. S. S. is purely vegotablo and is tho only blood romedy guaranteed to contain not a particlo of potash, moretiry, or any other min eral. 15ooks on blood and skill diseases mailed free by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. Swift s Cores Scrofula, TO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE And riouers, (he lliuid of Amcilcii, Call rornhi. Via the true pathway, "Tlio Iron Mountain Itoutc," w hich tm verses a region of perpetual stuuliliio, where snow storing, blizzards or high altitudes mo unknown. I'nllnian first mid fecund class palace and tourist sleeping cars to points In Missuiltl, Aikiinain, Toxan, Old and New Mexico, Arizona, California, Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Utah and Nov.ula, without change. Quick time, low rutus, and nil tlio cotuforlsof modern railway Improvements guatiiutccd to all who pur clme tickets via the MI9ouil l'ucllle i-.illway system. For nit cm light from your tiuiilc, literature, mid full Information, dropn )otal uml, J. P. Met mm, T. P. Agent, r.lll IJall mail avenue, lainlra, X. Y or 3!ll llroad way, Now York. 3-1 -tf W. K Hoyl, (1. K P. Agt. A Clever Trick. It certainly looks llko it, hut there is really no liicl; about It. Auybody can try It who lun lame back and weak kidneys, lnalaila or nervous trouble. We mean lie can cine IdiiHcIf liglit away by taking Klcctrlc Hit ters. This tn i-il 1 1-i 1 1 0 tones up Hie whole syMeiu, ai ts us a stimulant to tlio liver and kidneys, Is a blood juiriher and nerve ton'c. It elites constipation, headache, fainting spoils, sleeplessness and melancholy. It Is purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and rc- soic tlio system to its natural vigor. Try l.leclne. Hitters and bo convinced that they aio a niiiiiclo worker. Hvcry bottle guaiau teed. Only tiUe. a bottlo at A. Waslcy'sdrug loio. TO BIIlMINailAM AND MEMPHIS. t'Nspiu'vssi.ii stmvici; ofki;i:ki iiy tup. SOtlTIinitN 11AI1.WAV. heaving Hioad .Sheet station, Plill.idelpliia, at 0:55 p. 111. dally, (lie "rfutitlnvcslcni hiiuileil," cuirying a dining car uml -the most luxuiious 1 ' 11 1 1 1 11:1 1 1 drawing room sleep ing cats, loaches Illrniiuglian thu following ulglil at 10:10 and arrives at Memphis tlio next morning ut 7:10. Through sleeping cars for Ashevillc, Savannah. Jacksonville, Tainpi, Adauta, Mobile and New Orleans aie also iiKaehcd to litis train. I'nllnian Reser vations can bu ui.itlc in advance and nil In foimatlun obtained by coniiiiunicatlug with John M. Heal, District Passenger Agent, S3 Chestnut stieet, Pldla lelphia. Hob Muoru, of I.al'ayette, Iud., says that fur constipation ho has found UoWitt's Little Marly llisers lo bo perfect. They never gripe. Try them for .stomach and liver troubles. C. II. llageiibuch. ouTTVsiumn ii.vtii.i:i'ii:i.i. Pi:i:so.SAi.i,Y-CoNi)iicrKi Touit via Pi:nx- SVI.VAXI A ItAII.ltoAl). On Saturday, July 10, the Pennsylvania Uallroad Company will 1 1111 a special Ihieo lay tour to (!ettyburg, the Mecca of Auieii can patriotism. Leave S'ow Yolk S.50 A. M Trenton, lOflSA.M. l'liiladelphla lS.'.'O P. M. Hound-trip rate, including two days' hotel accommodations and caniago drive over the battlefield all necessary expenses fill 30 from Now York, $12 ,r0 from Trenton, $10 00 from Philadelphia, and proportionate rates from other points. A tourist agent and chaperon will accompany tlio puity, and dipt. James T. Long, tlio celebiated guide, will describe the batdo ut the lligli-Walor Mark, "Woody Anglo." Tho editor of tlio F.vans City, Pa., Oloho writes, "Ono Minuto Cough Cure is rightly named. It cured my children after all other remedies failed." It cures coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubles. C. II. llagen bllch. ltoiimtiig; Publication. Chicago, July 6. For the first time since Inst Friday morning The Tribune, Iteconl, Chronicle, Tlmes-llernld nnd Inter-Ocean were Issued this morning, a sulllcient number of outside non union strtpotypois having been Im ported Into the city (o make this pos sible. The panel's, however, ore pub lished only in four p ige size, but this will be ill- ii'ispd ., Hiiildly as possible. Chicago all, 11101 u papers will also publish I. d ty. in ; educed size. My throo-yenr-old hoy Iind tho worst case of Scrofula I over heard of. His neck was cov ered with sores, and thodiseaso finally resulted in curvnturo of tho spino. 1'hysicians, after two years constant treatment, tailed to no mm any good. Somo one recommended S. S. S., and ns soon ns ills system was under thoeffecta of tho medicine, the sores hegan to cet hotter. weeks had healed completely, llo- could walk on crutches, and was bpecmc OUR TROOPS IN GOOD CONDITION. (t oulluiied from First Page.) by a 1. vy ..rc nil along tliolr lino of guns ami batteries nnd succeeded In driving somo of our men from tho trenches, but tho heavy flro the Ameri cans In turn poured In staggered the Spanish line-nml sent it reeling back ward with heavy I03S. The Amet leans had advanced from tho ti ouches for tho first time, anil while the ypni.lards were In the open cnxiniAi, khkt. some of our gntllngs on tho extreme left did lorrihlo execution. The cusu nltlos nmrng our men wero not heavy. (ipliei.il llawMr.s was shot in the foot. Over 200 additional wounded were taken to the rear during tho night, ono hatch consisting of 120. Under General Shutter's orders tho battle was reopened at G o'clock Mon day morning along tho whole line, tho recruits being ordered to tho front. Our loss has now reached 1,700 killed anil wounded. Part of tlio night at tack was directly opposlto tho station of the Third and Sixth cavalry. Captain Ilowden, of the Third cav alry, went with a working party at 1 a. m. to sticlghton the line of en licnchnicnts between General Chaflee'a brigade on tho right and General Kent's tllviolrm on tho left. Whether there was an accident la not known, but ho clashed in the dark with the Spanish, who were advancing in front of tho working party, and wns obliged to lotlru. Hullo, of Troop 10, was kill ed, und Poole, of Troop E, wounded. The Spanish did not advance close enough to draw the flro of tho Ameri can main line. Tho action lasted about 18 minutes and went 011 simultaneously at other points on our front. The Spanish loss could not be ascertained. Bucklen's Arnica Salvo. Tho best salvo In tho world for cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenni, fever sores, totter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and nil skill eruptions, aud positively cures piles, or ao pay required. It le siuamntced to givo poricct satistaction or mouy rotunucd. Price 85 conts per box. For salo by A . Wasloy. CollllllK Mclltrt. Tuly 10. Ice cream festival under auspices of Company A. Fife and Drum Corps In Hob bins' opera house. July HO. Ico cream festival in Hubbiiis' opera house under tho auspices of the Young Mens' Ushers' Association. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of Alti: YOU (iOl.NC SOUTH? Tin: soimiiuiN kaii.way PXAt'iihs AM. PROMINENT POINTS. Don't start Soutli wilhout consullhig John M. Until, District Passen "er Axent, Southern Ilailway, OX'S Chestnut sticet, Philadelphia If you cannot call in per .mi. wiitutu him "I think DeWltt's Witch II- zel Salvo is tlio finest preparation ou the market fur piles." So write s John C. Dunn, of Wheel ing, W. Vu. Try it and you will think tho tho same. It also cures eczema and all skin diseases. C. II. lIiiKeuhuch. Philadelphia & Reading Railway ! 1 1 la'tl Coal No Smoke IN KI'KEOT JCI.Y 1st, 1SP8. Trains leave Slienaudoali as follows: Kor New York via Philadelphia, week days, t uii v at a. m., i 21, a ju anu o ji i. m, Kor New York via Maueli CliunJk, week days, 7 30 a. m., 12 27 and 3 10 n. m. For U-eadlng and Philadelphia, week days, 7 30. 9 51 a.m., 12 27, 8 10 and A 07 u. I.) Por Pottsvllle, week days, 7 30, 9 51 a. u. 12 27, 3 10, ll 07 and 7 25 p. m. Kor Tamiiqua and Malianoy City, week day 7 30, 9 51 a. in., 12 27. 3 10 and 6 07 p. m. Kor Wllllamsport, Sunbury and Lewlshuig week ilayF, 1180 a.m.. 12 27. 7 in Kor Ma)iauo Plane, weekdays, 7 30, 9 51, 11 30 ll. m 12 27, 3 10, 0 07. 7 25, 9 55 p. m. Kor Aslilaud and Sliaiuokln, week "days, 780. UB0 a. m., 12 27, 3 10,6 07, 7 25 and 55 p. m. Kor Haltlmore, Washington and the West vlu II. iO. It. It., through trains leu-' Ueaidui.' Terminal, Philadelphia. V. A It. U Ji.) at 3 20, 7 55,1120 a. ui., 3 10 und 7.27 p. i Sundays, 3 20,7 00, 1120 a. m., 3 40 and 7 27 p. in, Addi tional traiiu from Twonty-fourth and Cbest- uiil streets bullion, weeK uaya, 10 30 a. la. 12 20, 12 16 8 40 p m. Sundays, 1 85, 8 23 p. m. TItAINS KOH SHENANDOAH, .Leave New York via Phlladelnlilu. week lays, 12 15, 4 30. 8 00, II 30 a. in., and 1 45. 4 80 9 00 P.m. Leave new voric via flaucli ciiunk, week lava, 4 80, 9 10 a. ui 1 80 p. m. Leave Philadelphia, lteadlim Terminal, week lays, u iu. nou, iusi a. mi unu iwi, 4 tu p. iu. iiivii iieuuiug, weex uays. l oj. juos. a. iu. 12 15,4 17,0 00 p.m. Leave 1'oltsvuie, week uays, 7 10, 7 40 a. in, 1230 1 10.010 and OSOu. m. unvu iamiKiua, wecu uays, sau, 112a u. in., 1 49, 5 60, 7 20 p. in. Ihuvb Malianoy City, week davs. 9 01. II 47 a. 111., J, 5 12, 0 21,7 41 p. lu I'ave Malianoy IMane, week days, 030, 9 23, 10 23, llty a. 111., 2 41, 532, 6 41. 7 57, pill. I ,tri,it . ! , ' m . I r . .... j.cuiu , iiiinuiHiiori, weeK uays, 1 1. Ivvi a i., 12 31 and 4 OOp. iu. ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION, Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street waif and South street whaif for Atlantic Cltv. Weekdays Kxpress, 8 00, 9 00, 10 41 a. in., (1 30 Rtturdavsiinlv). 1 00. 3 00. 3 11) 100 mlinitu liallll. (ID 03 minute train, 4 30, 5 00 fU3 lllinule iraiuj, am, i uu p. in. Acaiiimtiouauoii, u iu a. m.. 6 00. 0 80 u. m 81.00 uxounlon train 7 00 u in. nuuuayfc r.xi'icss, 7 uu, hoc, quo, uw, iuuu a ui, l o p ui Aceouiiliotialion, u ia a iu 4 43 p. m. 31.00 cxeursluu train. 7 a in Kcturiung leave Aiuutio iniy aejioi, uon A tliuilln mill A rkiniini utrnlleH. Weelfdavn Hinrenii. (II 15 MllllllaVg only) TOO, 7 43 Ui lnluute train, H20 01 inlnulo iraiuj, v uu, iu i-i, ii mi a m., a nu, i ou, u , w, Ono ti. m. Ai-iinmntndnllnn. 4 'il. 7 50 B. IL'. mi . wi. i.w cxeursluu train iiii,.'.',"i'. ave. oniyj niu p. in. sunuay--r.i press, jw, 4 no. 5 00. (1 00. U 3(1. 7 00. 7 an. S 00. 9 BO li. ni. Au. eommodatlon, 715 a, m., 501 p. ni. 81 00 uxeurslou train (from foot of Mississippi uve, only), 1) 10 p in. Kor Capo May and Sea Isle City, 8 43 a. in , 280, 141 p in. Additional for Capo May 4 Iu p. in, Sundays -iSl no excursion 7 00 ) 9 15 urn. Kor Ocean City, 8 80,8 45 u in, 2 30, 4 15 nm, Itl 00 excursion Thursday only) 7 OU n in. Hun duyi, 8 15, 9 13 a iu. Parlor Oars ou all express trains. Kor further Information. ..apply to nearest Philadelphia and Headline Hallway ticket ugen or address I. A. SWKiaAim, Kiikoh J. Wkkks. (leu'l Sunt., (len'l 1'uh-i r Agt,, Headlne Teriiilual, PlillaJelphla. '''W;-W?-VC.-i:?T.' From Extreme Nervousness, FX, &S5W" THAT no ono romedy can contain tho olomcnt9 necessary to euro all discus es, Is u fact well known to ovcryouo. Dr. Miles' System of Hcstoratlvo Itotnwllcs consists of soven distinctively dHTnrent preparations, each for Its own puiposo. Mrs. L. C. Hramlcy, 37 Henry St., St. Cath erines, Ontario, wiltes! "For years 1 suf fered from cxtrcmo nervousness and annoy ing constipation, developing Into pnlpl .t Ion and weakness of tho heart. I was unable to sleep, sufTored much from hcadacho, p'lln In my loft side, palpitation nnaia constant feeling of weakness nnd prostration. I bean using Dr. Mllc3' Nervine, lloait duo and Nervo and Liver Pills and tho Anti-Pain Pills to rcllovo sudden paroxysms of pain und headache. I soon felt much iruprocd nnd tho pains and achoa and wcarlncs3 left mo. I then took Dr. Miles' Kcstovattvo Tonloand am now restored to my fsi. ior good health," SSfrVf? 'fZ nro sold by all drug-KV . nlsts under a nositlvo guarantee, first bottlo feJiemedieSa n. It funded. Hook on dls-g. "P310 oases of tho heart and! heart and "Oa'tp OSSa Address. nerves free. Dlt. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkbat. Iml. ennsyivanta RAILROAD. SUnUYKILI, D1VIMON. JULY 1, 1808. Trains will leave Shenandoah nltor tno ado date for Vb?i;ftni, Gllberton, Irraekvlllo. l)r Water, St. Clatr, l'ottsvlllo. HainburK, ltcaitllic, ruib'tonii, 1 iitKiu.,11111. io.uit ,, ,, uri-ii. aelphla (ilr.nil street Btnllon) at 6 OS and 8 1,1 a. m.. 2 02, (1 10 p. lu. on week days. 8uitdavn. S 15 u. in., 4 23 p. 111. Trnlns leave Frackvlllo for Sbeuaudoal l 7 30, ll 4(1 a. in. and 8 40, 7 30 p. w. Sunday, u ui a. in. anu o it) p. in. Leave Pottsvlllu for Sbenandoali (via Frack vlllo 710, 1120 a. in., 5 20, 7 10 p. in. Sunday iu;t a. in., o.'u p. in. lave PlilIadclnMa. (Hroad street fttatlonl. t.r Slienandoali at 8 3) a. ra.. i 10 p. m. week days. ounuays leave at u ou anu v a. tu Lcavu Ilroad street station. l'hllactelhhtA. l.. Sea Cllrt, Asbury lark. Ocean drove, ,or. Hrancli, and Intermediate stations, 8.20, 11.11, l. ffl., O..TV H11U 1.W J. Ill, WVUK'UIIJ-B. lA-avo iiroau Direei Dtauou, uiiaaeipnia, FOH NKW YOIIK. KxnreBs.wcek-days. 8 20, 4 Co. 4 50 5 05.5 15.0 AO. 7 83,8 20, 9 60, 10 21 (DIulllK Car), 11 00 li. ui. iiAinuuii, noo (i.iuiiieu i lu aim 1 p. ci, DlnlneCars). 1 40. 2 00 (I)lnlntr Oar) 3 20. 3 no. 4 02,5 00, 5 50 (UlnlnK Car), 0 00, 7 02,7 50 (Dill Iml-Car). 10 00 p. in.. 12 01, nlclit. Sundava.- 3 20, 4 05. 4 50,5 03,6 15 8 20,9 88,1021, (DlnlllK uarj, 110.1 a. in., 12 so, 1 ua (Ulnlnu Car) 2 30 (DlnlllK Car), 4 00 (Umltcd4 22) (Dlnlnt; Car), 520,5 50, (Olnlnir Car) 6&17 03,7 50, UIiiIub Car 10 00 p. m., 12 01 nlRht. r.xprens ior nosion wkuoui cuangc, ll iwa im.( week-days, and 7 50 p. in., dally. CaNklll exnrcss, (Parlor Car). 820 am week days. WASHINGTON AND TIIK SOUTH. Por Ilaltlinoro and Waslilnirtdii. 3 50. 7 1M.H M. 10 20, 11 23,a. m., 12 m, 12 31 (llluliuj Car), 1 12 l.'uiiiiK ,iij, o i-fi, iij i.uiiKres slonal I.llilltexl. UlnlllL- Car, C 17. 055 lllin- liiK Car, 731 Dining Car p. in., and 12 Oil night week days. Sundays, 3 50, 7 20, 9 12, 11 23. a. in., 120!), 1 12, Dlnlnu Carl 1 41. 520 Con lioual Limited. Dlnlnir Carl. 055 minim. Car, 731 DinltiKCar p. in. and 1203 night. For ltnltlninre. accotniiiodntlnn. 0 1? a 1 Ol aud 4 01 p m week days, 5 OS and 11 10 p in dully. l'OK ATLANTIC CITY. Leave Ilroad stieet station via Delawaie rive i hrld'-e Kxmcsa. 5 CO. 9 10 ll-O mlimlcul ,,, 2:H S2 inlnute, (00 HO minutes, 7 0,1 p. ni. Minuays, ,-iuo, a ai psu nilnutcsj, a 111, 2 3iTS2 mittutcH, 7 03 p in. Leave iilarKcl Mtreet wan lixpress, 5 00, 8 110, 10 a) 175 minutes, m (100 SnltirdayH ony), 200 73 mlnutis, 3 oo 73 iuiniites,3 30 U) inlnnlcHl. 100 I t'o uiiindesl. 4 30 173 lulnuteHl. 5 00 I7l minutes, 530 OS lutnutes p iu. Sundaya, 500. 730, SOU 75 nillilitesj, 8 30, 9 00 (75 nil n Idea , 9TiO 170 minutes a m, and 130 75 minutes p m. Sl.ou excursion train, 7 00 n m dally. c or v-apeoiay, Aueicsea, wiuiwoou ana IK.lt j Heacll l'.xnress. 9 00 a m. 2 30. 4 05. 5 oil n m weekdays. Sundays Ji 20 a m, Capo May only, 1 80 p m Saturdas Incursion, 7 00 a m dally. cur nca jbiq v;uy, uceau uiiy, Avaion anu Stone Harbor KxnrBBS. 010 a. m.. 2 3 0. 4 20. 5 00ii. in weekdays. Sundays, 8 50 a. m. Kx- ciirsion 7 lo a in ilally. Por Homers Point Kxpress, 6 00, 8 30, 1000 a. m., 1 0) Saturdays onlv, 3 00, 4 00, 5 00, BilO p.m. ween naya sununys, 3 00, 8 00, 0 00,0 50 a, ni and 1 30 p m. I. 11 HUTCHINSON, J. It. WOOD, flen'l Manager. Oen'l l'ass'g'r Agt WM. SCHMICKER, JR., Agent '(or Shenandoah and Vicinity -For BARBEY'S Beer and Porter. Try Barbey's Bohemian Beer THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE AGE! Should be la Every Homo and Library, la written bjr Itlwlit lion. WI Ilium I 'wart Otoilfetouu. Kx-Vrmuier of (Ircut ISriliui inul lrtjland, Chontor, Kuti.i Hcv, A. H. tiaico. Qucru'i ColK je. Oiford, V.ua.) liev, Humuel Ivjj (lortli, 1. 1., CliUauo 'ihnolowlful iSemluury.t'hiciiso, lll.iKuv. 1' re Julio Fitrriir, I F.U.H., umn of (i.inturbury. Canlurbury Jlntf.t HfV. Klmerll (lapii, I.l).,'rufuOnltcvH, KiniurvHle,Maba.i Itev. J-'nink V UuiihhiiIuh, 1A), Armour liii.titutt OtilcHtfo, Jll.i Ituv, tl(nrift K. renUuuoMt, DJI., ilurjlo tione rrunbylurlan Chuuti. I-oti'lnn. J.oc.i liT. It. H. MaoArthur, 1).1., Culvury lititUl Cliurcli. Now York City, N, Y., lUv. Martjn Hutumvtlll, i).l) Mniu Street FreeItiiitUt Cliurt It, l.tswUton, Mu.i Hut. t' runic M. Uriitat. I.f., Fintt MUliuttUt FUcorl Ctmrrb, Kvanvtou. Ill.i Itev W. T. iloorts. LlJ.l).v'"Ilie Chris- Itau tlom mo n wealth' (itnalon, Unu t Ilev, J'MwarJ Worett Hale, 1).1., Bonth (JnnuicKttjtunal Cliuicli. Ctolleue, Kji'hntond, i'nc.t Jtuv. Ounmr JteiiH Orepory HOKtun, MftM., iluv. JOh?i.ii Agar leet, n.l)., tttmitiyan v tint It)', J.elneln (Itirtnnnvt ltuv. Viii- Olenver Vilkluwn, l l u tin 11 inltemity if tiicjiuo, (-'lit- Cftuo, ID.) Hut. ISuiuue) Hart, IM)., J rlnlty ('tilley. IIurtford.Coiii..iIlHT.il. Alnnradlbnon. D.D.. t..lDliu' ftuo. III.) Hut. Haiuue) Hart, 1)1)., j rlnlty ('ulleyft, pad l'rtnbitrfnn Oliurrh. lnndon, J-'i't'-; Itov. Utoru U. Ijorlrner, I.Ij I)., Tbo l uiuplv, 1 to ton, Mafm, tOl-lLiU vc uuwi. tit fuli-pagH 1 11 u.t ra tion", tilt ndtfoe, cloth, lldCii liulf levant, 0.U). lull lovant. fil.tit. U Alt ll 1 MTION.-l.:fl0 ,aiTB. 200 full pnea lllu"tr tinrui. Btyle A it IK eIctt, full levant, out volume, tlfiaj: Htylri K-tvto vol mn fit. full levant, tutted, JJ.Ul t In 10 PAHTti, quarto J io, review nuettlons to cat It, ntltl liDpar coven, Kawud, trimmed ulihtlr, flDO flacli art. tor etile At ell book, to re and by hook&ellera. For further lnfonnatiim, write H ilN ltV O. HlIKI'AIlp, VubHihbr.'iUuuavil Mouruu hlioLt.Oblcoyo.lllluoin, ' 10 1 ''' w
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