EVENING HERALD
KSTAHLISIIKI) 1870.
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nM.otbc cntrlcr. Hy tunl l 4J.0G a year or 25
cents n month, pnynhlo In advance. Ad vert I so
lnotttq clinrecu nccnrtlitiR to puce nnl position.
TlMMmbllsliGM rcnerve the rltil to chnnge tho
portion of advertisement whenever the pub
r.trrtloi of liewa demniuli It, The tight Is
fftrvl to tJt-otniiy Advertisement, whether
pftM for or not, mat the publisher nmy deem
Vlpioper, AilviTtUiiiK rate niiulo known
Uluiti iipplli'iitUui,
Kirtcrud at the potofiIce at Shetiatidonli, I'h., im
econd cIaam mnll matter,
TKMCPHONK C0KKR0TION
'All the News That's Fit to Print1
Evening Herald
SATUI!lAY, Allil ST 13,
OUR COUNTRY : First. Last and Forever.
A I'riNTKIKlltlAI, (,'lltl, lliKclllllnillf;
110,000 bullets a minute, litis !oun in
vented by an Ktifjlish engineer. The
bullets me poured into u eiiK from u
hopper and guided into n illsk, three
feet in diameter, revolving in the
case at the rate of 1.1,000 revolutions
a minute. They are dUeliured from
tho edge of the disk.
Contuai'thr Rohki; iiiitiounccs
that in spite of all delays he will have
thecapitol at Harrisbur near enough
completion on the 1st of January
next, to enable the legislature to oc
cupy it. lie has three and a half
mouths In which to do this, but ho
admits that the roof and sundry
other portions of the building will be
"temporary."
A Dead Issue.
There was a time when a small por
tion of tho eitizenshipof this glorious
country of ours insisted, in season
and out of season, that ureonbaeks
were the only proper medium of o.
change, and the prediction was made
that if they wore retired tho country
was doomed. That was some sixteen
or eighteen years n"o, and vet the
country still exists and is in a little
better condition than over before.
Some few years ago tho market
price of silver beKim to decline, and
tho same fellows who advocated the
cause of the trroenbaok years ao
took up the sumo old cry, and shouted
us loudly for free silver us they did
for paper money. There was one ex
ception In the person of Charles N.
llriimm, who at that time wanted
olll 'e on the Republican ticket, lie
proved, to his own satisfaction at
least, that he had not changed his
opinions. According to Hruinui's
reasoning hisold greenback followers,
and not himself, had changed their
views on tin financial question.
Tlie silver idea took root first in
the silver producing states, as was to
bo expected, as it was a matter of
telf interest. In tiiat immediate com
munity the theory of 10 to 1 was be
lieved in by Republicans, Democrats
and Populists. It spread so rapidly
that its advocates, under tho hypto
niidng spell of Hryan's oratory, cap
tured the Democratic party in na
tional convention assembled at
Chicago in 1800, with the result that
it almost disrupted the party.
Predictions were freely made that
tho saiuo idea would dominate tho
Presidential campaign in 11)00, yet to
day, loss than two years after this
fallacy was consigned to the same
place in history occupied by tin
greenback issue, wo iiiid Democratic
conventions, as well as Republican
conventions, of states which favored
the idea, dropping it from considera
tion and taking up newer and more
important issues.
The Democratic convention of
Missouri, from present indications,
will substitute national expansion
for the dead issue of free silver. Tho
recent Democratic convention in this
statu turned a cold shoulder to tho
sumo resolution that u previous con
vention of tho saiuo party one year
ago strongly endorsed. Right here
hi Schuylkill county, supposed to bo
tho hot-bed of tho 10 to 1 advocates,
the recent county and district con
ventions followed in line with the
state convention and turned down
tho llryan followers.
That the regulating and governing
of our new possession.- bids fair to
overshadow all other issues in poli
tics for some time to come is gener
ally recognized by the loaders of both
parties. That tho now quostions to
bo considered will bo serious ones
can bo easily believed when wo con
sider that they will alTcct the wolfaro
of eight or ton millions of people.
Wo venturo the prediction that free
silver will bo permitted to lapse into
u condition of innocuous desuetude.
BETTER IN EVERY WAY
Was Always Troubled With Nervous
ness Now Cured.
MAHANOY CITY, 1A. "I have been
troubled with ucrvouuiiinri and kidney
difficulty, Have taken Hood's Sarsapn.
rilla. and lam uow feeling bettor In ever
way. I am stronger and have a good ap
petite, nd I sleep well at night. I have
so much confidence In Hood's Barnapa-
rllla that I am glad to recommend It."
Mrs. Bliza Hawkins, ltio B. Centre Bt
Hnn,Pc PMlc re IJr,r mt eaiyto
flOOU S KlllS uu,insytooi)uriitB.ac.
1 A Handsomo Complexion
I is one of the greatest charms a woman can
I posseas. ' 1'ozzomiv COUilaxion Vowdeu
2 First
20 Socond
40 Third
EACH iVSOOTH
(During 1 807)
ven
rr Tor purtlnil'irs tend yonr name and full alliums to
P Lctcr Ilrni.., Mil., lliiuVon ,t Harrison Sts., Nlw ork.
Suntliiy tipcrlitts.
Services in tiro Trinity liulbrmcd chinch
n-morrow at 10:00 a. in., ami 0:30 p. in.
Sunday school at 1:30 p. m. Nov. liobcit
O'lloylo pastor.
I'llhiltlvo Methodist church, James Moore,
pastor. l'miii'liliiK at 10:30 n. in. and 11:30
p.m. Sunday school nt 2 p. in. Class inrct
iiiKon Wednesday orruiiitc. Clcnoral prayer
tueclliii: on Tlmrsilay evening, livorybody
welcome
Services In All Saints' Protestant Kplscoiinl
chinch on West O.ik street to-morrow.
Holy Lucharlst at s a. in. Morning prayer at
10.30. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Kvptiii.ur
prayer at 7 p.m. The rector will olllcinte.
First llaptlst church, comer of Went and
Oak Mri't-tf, Ki-v. 1). 1. Kvuns imstor. Kitvut
aUOa. in. and 0 p. m. Sunday school at 'J p. in.
Traycr mt-rtiiiK Monday pvcniiiKs. Young
People's lm-i'tiiiK Wi'dni'iday evenings.
Clam meeting TlmiMlay evenings.
Methodist Episcopal church, corner O.ik
and White streets. Kov. J. T. .Swindells
imstor. (iencral elan nicotinic at 0 a. tn led
liy .John Senior. Pennon at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday school at 2 p. to., Dr. J. 8. fallen,
Superintendent. Sermon at 0:30 p. :n. Seats
fieo. llveryliody welcome.
Calvary llaptlst church, South Jardln
sticet. l'reachintr to-ninrrmv at 10:30 n. m
and (l:30 p. m. 1,'uv. I!. It. Albins. Kislor.
Sabbath school at 2 p. in., Deacon
John Itunii, Superintendent. H. Y. P. U.
Tuesday evening, at 7:30. Wednesday
evening, Kcueral prayer meeting at 7:3U.
Kverybody welcome.
Services in tho l'rebytcrlan church to
luoriow at 10:30 a. m. and 0:30 p. in. Sabbath
school at 2 p. m. ,lr. I'. J. and Sr. (.'. 12.
Tuesday evening at 0:30 and 7:30 o'clock.
Prayer and song service on Thursday even
ing at 7:30. Strangers always welcome. II.
W. Koblcr, pastor.
St. John's IiiitliORiu church, West Cherry
stieet. liev. John Oruhler, pastor Pleach
ing, 10 a. m. ; Sunday school, 1:30 p. m. ;
preaching (1:30 p. in.
St. .Michael's (heck Catholic church, West
Centre street, ltev. Cornelius Laurlsin, pas
tor. Matatiutiin service U a. m. High mass
10 a. in.
Church of the Holy Family, (Oe.rman I!.
C. ) North Chestnut street. Kcv. A. T. Scliut
tlcliofer, pastor. First mass S a. in., second
mass 10 a. In.
St. Casiinir's Polish 15. C. church, Noitb
Jardin stieet. liev. J. A. I.cnarkicwicz,
pastor. First mass 8 a. in., high mass 10 a.
m., vespers and benediction 1 p. in.
Chinch of tho Annunciation, 21S Vet
Cherry street. Kev.lt. F. O'licilly, pastor;
Kcv James Kane, ns-Mant pastor. First
mass, 7 a. m., second mass, 8 a. m., highmas,
10 a. in, benediction, 7 p. m.
Kehcleth Israel Congregation, corner of
O.ik and West streets, Kev. Henry Mit
nik, pastor. Saturday services, S to 10 a. in.,
and 3 to (i p. in. Sunday services S to In a. in.
and every week day morning from 7 toSa. m.
Beats the Klondike.
Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Maivsville. Texas..
has found a more valuable Wiscoerv than has
yet been made in die Klondike. For j ears be
sulfcied untold agony fioni consumption, ac
companied by hemorrhages ; and was abso
lutely cmcd by Dr. King's New Discovery
lor Consumption, congas anil Lolds. lie
declares that gold is of little value in com
parison with tins marvelous cure ; would
have it, even if it cost a hundred dollars a
bottle. Asthma, llronehitis and all throat and
lung affections aie positively cured by Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption.
Trial bottles free al A. Waslcy's Drug Store.
Regular sie 50 els. and Si. 00. Uuaranleed
to cure or price refunded.
ellglitfut Vocation Trip.
Visiting Watkins fllen, Niagara Falls,
Thousand Islands, Quebec, Montieal, An
Salde Chisin, bako Cbamplain and Lake
(icorgo, Saratoga and tho Highlands of the
Hudson. Leave Philadelphia by special
train August 10. Tho tour will bo In charge
of one of the company's tourist agents. An
experienced chaperon will also accompany
the party, having especial charge of unes
corted ladies,
Thoratoof $100 from Now York, Ilrooklyn,
Newark, Trenton, Philadelphia, Ilarrisburg,
IiaUimoro and Washington, covers railway
and boat faro for tho entile round trip,
paitor-car scats, meals cniouto, hotel enter
tainment, transfer charges, caniago hire in
fact, every item of necessary expense.
For detailed itinerary, tickets, or 11113' ad
ditional information, address Tourist Agent,
Pennsylvania K.tilioad Company, 1100 Ilrn.nl
way, New York j S00 Fulton street,
Ilrooklyn ; 7S0 Uroad Street, Newark, N. J. ;
or CJeo. W. Itoyd, Assistant General Pass
enger Agent, llroad Street Statiou, Philadel
phia. Truth wears well. Peoido havo learned
that DoWilt's Little Early Itlseinnro reliable
ittle Hills lor regulating llui Dowels, curing
constipation and sick headache They don't
gripe. V. 11. naKoniiucii.
THE VOLUNTEER ARftlY.
Many of the Soldiers May Be Furloughed.
About 150,000 Troops Will
Be Needed.
Washington. Auk. 13. Thus far tho
riuestioii of the dlslmndmpiit of the vol
unteers 1ms not iH'.'n Klven serious con
sideration by tho war officials. A con
siderable force necessailly will have to
be maintained for several months, per
haps a year. In the opinion of the war
department officials this force will bo
about 1DO.000. It will bo kept In Cuba,
Porto Rico and tho Philippines, prin
cipally, although a few troops will be
stationed In Hawaii In addition to the
regular army force distributed among
tho varlouH posts In this country.
How the army will be disbanded hns
not been determined. It Is likely that
the volunteer troops now In Porto
Itlco, or rather so manv of them as
may not bo needed there, will be
brought back to the United States
and then furloughed from the camps
ot mobilization pending their actual
discharge from the service of the
states. It Is probable that this method
of disbanding the army will bo followed
In the case of all the volunteer troops.
At present It seems unlikely that the
strength of the United States forces
will be matPilally weakened pend
ing the result of the labors of tho peaco
commission.
Orders have been Issued for the de
parture ot troops from San Francisco
to tho Philippines, and It Is Bald at the
war department that those orders will
not be revoked on account of the sus
pension of hostilities. At present,
however, no troops additional to thoso
now under orders for the Philippines
will be sent to (leneral Merrltt. It Is
expected that the expedition will leave
San Francisco for Manila tomorrow or
Monday.
A stubborn tough or tickling In tho throat
yields to One Mluiito Rough Cure. Harmless
lu ellect, tuueues tlie right spot, reliable and
juh wnai 19 wameu.. u acts al once, U. Jl
llagcubucb.
Prizes, each of $109 Ca3h. 3
"
" $100 Pierco Spoclal Blcjcles.
'$ 25 Gold Watches. c
FOR
uiniyiiL soap
WRAPPERS S
HOSTILITIES SUSPENDED.
(Conthniril from First Page.)
or Spain, In tho prosenco of President
McKlnloy, slrmed n protocol which will
for tlio basis of n definitive treaty of
pence. It Is but simple justlco to our
sister republic of FYnnco to record tho
fact that to her good offlros this speedy
termination of n war that might havo
run on Indennlloly was brought about
and the president himself deemed that
,lctlon 011 tlie I'"1'1 of tho French gov-
eminent rs worthy of his special
praise.
THE CLOSING CHAPTER.
Tho closing chapter of events that
led up to tho signature of the protocol
Mid tho cessation of hostilities was full
of Interest. At 2:45 o'clock Secretary
Thlebaut, of the French embassy, ap
peared at tho state department to in
form Secretary Day that tho ambassa
dor was In full possession of tho nolo;
was fully empowered to sign tho pro
tocol for Spain and only awaited tho
pleasure of the stato department. Ho
intimated that tho ambassador would
ho pleased to havo the final ceremony
conducted In tho presence of Prcsidont
McKInley whero tho negotiations wero
begun. Leaving the secretary of em
bassy in his own office. Secretary Day
made a short visit to the Whlto House
to learn tho president's wishes in tho
matter. Tho latter Immediately con
sented to accept the suggestion and
Mr. Thlebaut hastened to Inform his
principal that tho president would re
celvo him at tho 'White House at 1
o'clock.
At the appointed hour a driving rain
storm prevailed obliging all the par
tics to resort to carriages for transpor
tation to tho White House. Secretary
Day camo first with a large portfolio
under his arm enclosing copies of tho
protocol, of the proclamation to bo
Issued by tho president stopping hos
tilities and some other necesary pa
pers. Ho was accompanied by Assistant
Secretary Moore, Second Assistant Sec
retary Adeo and Third Assistant Secre
tary Crldler. They wero shown Im
mediately Into the cabinet room where
the president sat In waiting. Ho had
invited to bo present Assistant Secre
taries Pruden and Cortclyou and Lieu
tenant Colonel Montgomery.
At 4:05 o'clock tho French ambas
sador and his secretary wero an
nounced to tho waiting party In tho
cabinet room and wero ushered Into
tholr presence. After an exchange of
diplomatic courtesies no unnecessary
loss of timo occurred, and Assistant
Secretary of Stato Cridlor, on tho part
of tho United States, and First Sec
retary Thlebaut, on tho part of Spain,
retired to n window where there was a
critical formal examination of tho pro
tocol. This inspection had all tho out
ward formalities duo a document of
this Importance It was prepared In
tlupllcato tit tho stato department, 0110
copy to bo retained by tho United
States government and tho other to be
come tho proporty of Spain.
TEXT HANDSOMELY ENGROSSED.
Tho text is handsomely engrossed in
a running old English script. Each
copy of the protocol Is arranged in
doublo column, French nnd English
standing nlongsldo for easy compari
son as to tho exactness of tho trans
lation. Tho two copies arc allko ex
cept that the ono hold by this govern
ment has tho English text in tho first
column nnd tho signatures of Secre
tary Day ahead of that of M. Cambon,
while tho copy transmitted to Spain
has French In tho first column nnd tho
signature of M. Cambon ahead of that
of Secretary Day.
Tho protocol sent to Spain was ac
companied by tho credentials Issuod
by President McKInley, specially em
powering tho secretary of state to
affix his signnturo to this document.
The authorization was brief and In
typo writing, savo for tho president's
characteristic bold signature. Later tho
American copy of tho protocol will bo
accompanied by tho written credentials
of the Spanish government sent to M.
Cambon and bearing tho signature of
Christina. Tho cablo dispatch received
by him yesterday conferred full au
thority to sign tho protocol, and stated
that tho written authorization would
follow signed by tho queen regent In
tho nnmo of tho king. Prior to tho cere
mony M. Thiobaut showed tho cablo
dispatch to Secretary Day, and It was
nccoptcd as sufficient to onablo tho am
bassador to sign In behalf of Spain.
When tho written authorization ar
rives it will bo presented to tho stato
department to accompany the protocol.
Tho examination of tho protocol was
satisfactory and tho document was
handed to M. Cambon first and thon to
Secretary Day, who affixed signatures
In that order to each sldo of the two
copies. Then tho last detail in making
tho protocol binding was administered
by Assistant Secretary Cridlor, In
chargo of tho chancery work, who at
tached tho seal of tho United States.
Throughout tho coromony nil hut tho
two signers remained standing. M.
Cambon, in signing for Spain, occupied
tho seat which Secretary of tho Navy
Long, now away on a vacation, usually
occupied. Tho president stood at tho
left hand cornor at tho head of tho
great cabinet tablo. Secretary Day, M.
Thiobaut und M. Cambon, in tho order
named, on tho left sldo of tho tablo.
Tho rest of the party were standing In
other portions of tho room,
FINAL SIGNATURES ATTACHED.
It was 4:23 o'clock when tho finnl
signatures woro attached to tho pro
tocol and within tho knowledge of ull
the officials present this' was tho first
time that a protocol or treaty had been
signed at tho Whlto House. As tho
ceremony concluded Acting Secretary
Allen, of the navy dopartment, Socro
tary Algor and Adjutant Genoral Cor
bln appeared, having been summoned
to the White House by the presldont,
und thoy wero admitted Into the cq,bi-
net room usl In season a witness ono
of tho moat Impressive features of tho
coromony, when the president request
ed tho hand of the ambassador, and,
through him, returned thanks to tho
sister republic of Franco for the ox
trclso of hor good officos in bringing
hbout peace Ho nlso thanked the am
bassador porsonnlly for tho Important
part lio has played In this matter nnd
tho lattor replied in sultnhlo torms.
As n further mnrf of his disposition.
President McKlnloy called for tho
proclamation which ho had caused to
be drawn up suspending hostllllios,
nnd signed It In tho presence of M.
Cambon, who expressed his apprecia
tion of tho action. Without delay Act
ing Secretary Allen hastened to tho
telephone nnd directed that cablo mes
sages bo Immediately sent to nil of tho
naval commandors Dowey, In tho
Philippines; Sampson, nt Ouantanamu,
and tho various comnnindnnls nt navy
yards and stations to cease hostilities
Immediately. Thoro Is a dispatch boat
at Hong Kong and It is bollovod that it
can reach Genoral Merrltt In 48 hours
at top speed.
On the part of tho army, whllo Sec
retary Algor availed of the tolograph,
Adjutant Uotioral C01M11 braved tho
stoi m and rushed across to the war de
partment whoro hu Immediately Is
sued tho orders which had been pre
pared In advance, to nil of tho military
commanders, to cense tholr operations.
Tho state department filled Its duty by
notifying all diplomatic and consular
agents of the action taken.
Tho pon which was used by Secre
tary Day In signing the protocol was
given to Chief Clerk Michael, of tho
stato dopartment. who had unspoken It.
M. Thiobaut secured that used by tho
French ambassador. Upon emerging
from tho White House. Secretary Day
received the earnest concratulatlons ot
tho persons present upon the conclus
ion of the pn.toeol. lie sic ted that tho
peace commissioners who are to draw
up the definitive treaty ivould not bo
appointed for hi-mmiiI dovs, but de
clined to iiuliiiite who they would bo.
h H There Is no
n t r..n
Li & n of mcaniiif'
and about which such tender and
holy recollections cluster as that
of " Mother" she who watched
over our hclplea9 infancy andguid
ed our first tottering step. Yet
the life of every Expectant Moth
er is beset with danger and all ef
fort should be made to avoid it.
aw -j 1 so assists nature
Mim$rQ in the change tak
aB3UasJW U ing place that
F a the Expectant
JpnfCflffS Mother is cna
D a M 1 1 S bled to look for
U Bvysafca warct without
dread, suffering or gloomy fore
bodings, to the hour when she
experiences the joy of Motherhood.
Its use insures safety to the lives
of both Mother and Child, and she
is found stronger after than before
confinement in short, it "makes
Childbirth natural and easy," as
so manv have said. Don't be
persuaded to use anything but
"Mv wifo suffered mora In ten min
utes witli either of her other two chil
dren than she did altogether with her
last, having previously used four bot
tles of 'Mother's Friend.' It Is a
blessing to any one expecting to be
como a MOTIIEH," says a customer,
llENDisnaoN Dale, Carmi, Illinois,
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DO IT YOURSELF
You can toll just as woll as a physician
whether your kidneys are diseased or healthy.
Tho way to do Is to tako a bottlo or glass tum
bler, ami fill It with urlno. If there Is 11
sediment a powder-like substanco at tho
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other suro sign of disease is a desire tourlnato
often, ami still another sign is pain In the
back. If urine stains linen, there is no doubt
that the klrlihcys aio 11 fleeted.
Any and all diseases of the kidneys, liver,
bladdiraiid of the miliary passages and ron
stlpallon of the bowels ntn euicd by Dr.
David Kennedy's Favoilto Remedy. Thcro
is no question about its being tho host and
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H quickly lelicvos and cuies Inability to hold
urine, and iicoplc, young or old, who tako It
aro not compelled to get up a number of
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! wmlb many times its piicc.
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I If yon wish fo test Dr. David Kennedy's
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SYLVANIA IlAII.ltO.VI.
Tlio Pennsylvania llalhoad Company an
nounces the following personally-conducted
tours for tlie summer and eiuly autumn of
1MIS:
To tho North (including Watkins
Glen, Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, Mon
tieal, Quebec, All Sablo Chasm, Lakes Chain
plain and George, Saratoea, and a daylight
tide thiimgh thu Highlands of the Hudson),
.Inly 20 and August 10. Kate, $100 for tho
round tilp from New York, Philadelphia,
lialllmorc, nnd Washington, covering all ex
penses of a two-weeks' trip. Propoitionato
rates from other points.
To Yellowstone Paik and the Trans-
Mississippi Kxpotition on a special train of
Pullman sleeping, compartment, observation,
and dining cars, allowing eight days in
"Wondeilsiid" and two days at Omaha, Sep
tember 1. Kate, $235 from Now York, Phil
adelphia. IiaUimoro, nnd Washington; $230
from Pittsburg.
To Niagara Falls, evcursion tickets good to
return within ten days will be sold 011 July
21, August 1 and IS, September 1, 13 and 29,
at rate of $10 from Philadelphia, lialtiniore,
and Washington. These tickets iiicludo
transportation only, and will permit of stop
over within limit at Ittill'aln, Kochcstcr, and
Watkins on tho return trip.
Two ten-day tours to Gettysburg, Luiay
Caverns, Natural llridgo, Virginia Hot
Springs, Kichmond, and Washington, Sep
tember as and October 10, Kate, $03 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
Iloyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent
Philadelphia.
Hunts : I was dreadfully nervous, and for
relief took your Karl's Clover Kout Tea. It
quieted my nerves and strengthened my
whole Nervous System. I was troubled with
Constipation, Kidney and liowcl trouble
Your Tes, soon cleansed my system so
tboioiiublv that I ranldlv regained health
and strength. Mrs. S. A. Sweet, Hartford,
Conn. Hold by S. P. Kirlinand a guarantee
AaV.t'.iir I'.,", (Vr llin "T?MV!i! P.iIjUiI
flour, and tako no other brand. It is tho host
Hour inpiin.
SCHUYLKILL
PARLORS
Have Removed to
Refowich's Bldg.,
SDCOND FLOOR.
FOIt STATU MKXATOit,
liOth District,
D. M. GRAHAM,
Op Maiianov City.
Hulijrct to llcpuhllcan rules.
poll DIllltOTOlt Ol' TIIK POOlt,
S. G. MIDDLET0N,
1
Of aii.miiiToN.
Hiilijcit to lit publican rules.
JOK COUNTY CONTltOM.KK,
CHARLES A. SNYDER,
OV l'OTTHVIl.US.
Hubject to Itcimtillcan rule.
JjlOlt COUNTY HUHVIiVOIt,
MARK D. BOWMAN,
Or Maiunov City,
H110J11 1 to Itupulilliau ruled.
poll KKPItKHKXTATIVIV
DR. H. G. REITZEL,
Ok Maiianov Oitv,
Subject to Itepulilicun rules.
THE BLOCKADE RAISED.
Navy Department to IHspatch Vessels
Around the Coast of Cuba to Notify
the Blockading Squadron.
Washington, Aub. IS. In accordance
with the proclamation Issued by tho
president supondliitr hostilities, orders
wore Issued Inst evenliiR to the naval
commanders tit the several ntatlolis In
tho United Stntos, Cuba and the Phil
ippines, carrying Into elTect the direc
tions of the proclamation. The navy
department not only transmitted the
president's proclamation In full to the
several commanders-in-chief, but nlso
directions us to the disposition of their
vessels. The following- order was rent
to Admiral Sampson: "Suspend hos
tilities. Illocknde of Culm and Porto
Hlco Is rulsed. Howell ordeied to as
semble vessels at Key West. Proceed
with New York, Ilrooklyn, Indiana,
Oregon. Inwn nnd Massachusetts to
Tompkltiflvllle. Plnce monitors In snfe
harbor In Porto Itlco. Watson trans
fers his ling to Newaik and will remain
nt Ouantnnamo. Assemble nil 01 niseis
In safe bin bin s. Order marines north
In Hesolute."
The following order was sent to Key
West: "Heiiiey: lu accordance with
the president's proclamation telegraph
ed you, suspend Immediately all hos
tilities. Commence withdrawal of ves
sels from blocknde. Order blockading
vessels ill Cuban waters to assemble at
Key West."
The notification to Admiral Dewey
was not made public, but Assistant
Pecretnry Allen stated that besides be
ing put In possession of the president's
proclamation he was ordered to ceasi
hostilities and retire the blockade of
Manila.
In compliance with the orders sent,
Admiral Sampson and Commodore
Itemey will each Head a vessel around
the coast of Cuba to notify the block
ading squadron that tho blockade hns
been raised. Admiral Schley being on
the Ilrooklyn nnd Included In the orders
to that vessel, will come north with
her,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tho lest biilvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoiim, fevor soros,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eiuptioiu, snil positively cures piloJ,
or .10 pay ricpilred. It is guaranteed to givo
porfect satisfaction or mouy refunded. Price
B5 cents nor bnr. For sain bv A . Wsslor.
Coming Kvents.
August 15. Picnic under tho auspices of
tho Phoenix Firo Company, nt High Point
park.
Aiiif. 17. Ieo cream festival under the
auspices of the "Y" will bo held In ltobblns'
opera house.
Aug. 23. Phonograph entertainment in
the Primitive Methodist chinch, under (ho
auspices of tho Ladies' Aid Society and
Sunday school.
Aug. 1!. Picnic at mown s uiovo, i.osi
Creek, under tho auspices of Lost Creek
Cadets of Temperance.
Transport Arrive Vrnni Suiitlniro.
New Orleans, Aug. 13. The transport
Berlin from Santiago do Cuba readied
the city yesterday after three days' de
tention nt quarantine. On board are
Colonel Charles Dick, the Ohio Repub
lican leader: Captain MeKlttrick, who
raised the Hag over Santiago; Dr. Good
fellow nnd Captain Mason, of General
Shatter's i tai'f. Colonel S"iilly. quarter
master In ihirge here, expects to get
the Herlln ni ay with Rich's Texas Im
mimes today.
I
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signaturo of
Philadelphia 8?
Reading Railway
I5ng'uii.s Hum Hard Coal No Smoke
IN EFFECT JULY 1st, lsus.
Trains leave Shenandoah as follows:
For New York via Philadelphia, week tlaya,
7 SO 9 SI a. m., 12 27, 8 10 and 6 07 p. m.
For New York via Mauch Chunk, week duys
7 30 n. in.. 12 27 and 3 10 1. m.
For K'eading and Philadelphia, week days,
i 3U, v o) a.m., iz i, a iu aim o ut p. m
For l'ottsvlllo, week days, 7 SO, 9 51 a. iu.,
12 27, a 10, 0 07 and T 25 p. in.
For Taumqua and Mahauoy City, week day
7 30, 9 51 II. ill., 12 27. 3 10 and 6 07 P. lu.
For Wllllamsport, Hunbury and Lewlsburg,
week days. 1180 a.m.. 12 27. 1 25 u. in
For Mahauo) Plauo.'weekilayg, 7 30, 9 51, 11 30
a. in., 12 -i , a 10, o U7, 7 'a, 9 03 p. m.
For Ashlnnd and Shamoktn. week dnvs. 7 30.
1130 a. m 12 27, 3 10, 07, 72 and Mp. m.
For Ualtlraorc, Washington and the Weet via
B.AO. K. H,, through trains lra- Reading
Terminal, rhtlndelphfa.-IP. A It. li X.) at 8 20,
i oa, ions, m., am anu Y.z p. i. nunaayg,
u on 1 on I, ,. m a Aa rm . ft. 1. II
ttoiial trains from Twenty-fourth and Chebt-
inn sireeis station, weeK nays, iuku a. ta. J2.u.
12 It 8 10 p.m. Huuduys, 1 85, S 23 p. m.
T11AIN8 FOll HIIENANDOAH.
Leave New York via Philadelphia, week
days, 12 15, 4 80, 8 00, 11 SO a. m., and 1 . 80
9 00 n.m.
Leave New York via Mauch Chunk, week
days, 4 80. 9 10 it. m 1 30 p. ra.
Lcavo 1'hllitdelDhla. ltcadlnt! Terminal, week
days, 3 40, S 80, 10 21 a. ni. and I 3G, 4 CO p. in.
la-'itve iie-uuiiig, weeK oitys, , w, lues, a, m.
12 in, rs, u uu p. m.
Iave PottavUle, week days, 7 10, 7 40 a. m.
12 30 4 10. 0 10 and 6 50 o. m.
I-eavnTamaqua, wren, itnyrf, 8 8i5, 1123 a. m.,
1 49, 5 55, 7 20 p. lu.
Leave Mahauoy City, week days, 9 01 H 47
a.m., 2 22, 5 12, 6 21, 7 44 p. ra
Leave Mahauoy rhinc, week tlay, tt 30, 9 21.
iud, lio'J a. 111., 241, asi, on 7 07, pin.
Leave Wllllamsport, week days, 7 42, 10 00 a,
in,, 12 31 and 4 00 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
f.eave Philadelphia Chestnut street warf and
Mouth street wharf for Atlantic City.
Weekdays Kxpress, 8 00, 9 00, 10 45 a. 111., (1 30
SaturditVB only). 2 00. 3 00. 3 40 loO ininlito train I.
4 DO 05 minute train, 4 30, 5 00 fCI minute
tralnj, 5 40, 7 00 p. 111. Acuoiuinoilatlon, 015
a. in., 5 00, 630 p. 111 1.0(1 excursion train 700
a 111. Biiuuays Hipren, 7UU, duo, bu, vuu,
10 00 a 111, 4 45 p in, Accommodation, 0 13 u,
4 45 p. 111, $1.00 excursion trnln, 7 a 111.
Returning leave Atlantic City depot, corner
Atlantic and Arknusas avenues.
Weekdays Hxpress, (0 41 Mondays only)
TOO, 7 45 103 minute train, 820 6.1 minute
1 1 III n , 9 00, 10 15, 11 00 a 111., JIM, 4 30, h 80, 730,
930 p. 111. Accommodation, 4 21, 7 50 it. ui,
401 p. m. ttl.OU excursion train (from Mississippi
ave. only) 010 p, m. HuniUys Kxpress, 330,
4 00,5 00,0 00,030,7 00,730, 800,930p.m. All
conimodatlon, 715 a. in., 5 05 p, m. 51 00
excursion train (from foot of Mississippi nvu.
only), 0 10 p in.
For Cape May nnd Hea Islo City, 8 41 a. m.,
2 30,4 15 pm. Additlonul for Capo Mity-4 13
p. m. HuudiiyH (tl 00 excursion 7 00 ) 9 15 am.
For Ocean City, 8 30, 8 45 it 111, 2 30, 4 45 p 111.
(tl.00 excursion Thursday only) 700 a in. Bun
days, 8 1.1, 9 IS a 111.
Parlor (Tars on all express trains.
For further Information, apply to nearest
Philadelphia and Iteitdlnir Itiillwuv ticket audi
or address
I, A. HWKIUAIUI, KllSON J. Vt'KKKS,
(leu'l Hunt., Uen'l 1'uwi'r Agt.,
Heading Terminal, l'kllinlelphla.
riillions of Dollars
flo up in smoke ovory yoar. Tako n
risks but got your houses, stock, fu
nituro. etc., insured lu first-class r
liablo companies as roproaoiiUd by
DAVID PATIST Insurance Afcct
Alia UtudAwldnUl OouipauUi
la Grippe,
Followed by Heart Dlsenie, Cured by
Dfl. MILES' HEART CURd.
Mr.. C. O. BtlPLTH, of Wlntrrsct, It w:i,
I" venter nni! manufacturer of
1 i 'lul's' Safety Whir.'.etreo Cori'lHe-,
writes of Pr, Miles' Heart Cure. "Two year.1
ngonnnttackof Lndrlppo loft mo wllb a
weak huart, I had run down hi f!c h p
mere s!. in and bono. I could not alec ,1 lying
down for mnothcrliiR spells! frequenf. s' .."
darting pains and palpitation caused n rL :i.
statit fear of sudden death, nothing roul I
Induce mo to remain away from homo over
iilht. My local physlclau proscribed llr.
Miles' HcaitCuroand In a few days I was
able to sleep well and tho ualns gradually
lessened, and tlnally ceased. I reduced tho
tho doses, having gained fifteen pounds, aud
am now fecllnt! bottor In every way than I
havo for yeuM." fvifTO0
nr. wiles- iietncuies tvet p,,.
aro sold by all drus-f
Cist i under a posltivn jL '
guaruntco, first bottlo Glttija
ueneuis or money ru- ry. 0&l0r33 ,
funded. Hook on dls-fo, '
eases of thu heart, und Epf
nerves freo. Address, wS&jpi2!2?
t r . . lav . IT
1)11. MlLF.dMKDIOA1iOO.. Elkhart, lnd.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
jJ M. HlIllKIC,
ATTOHNliY-AT-LAW.
Odlee Kgitn liulldlng, corner of Main an
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
f II. l'OMKKOY,
tl .
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW
Shenandoah, Pa.
pitOF. JOHN JONF.H,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 65, Mahauoy City, Pa,
Having studied under some of Ilia best
masters lo Ijudon anil l'arls, will gtvo lessons
ou the violin, mundoll 11, gultitraud vocal culture.
Terme reasonable. Address In care of sttrousu.
the jeweler Mhouandoah.
P
ennsylvania
RAILROAD.
BCIIUYKII.I. DIVIHJON.
July 1, 18'js.
Trains will leave Hlieiuuiduuli alter tue ho, u
date for Wlggatl, llllbertoll, Fraukvlllo, Ui.
Vater,Mt. Clulr, I'ottst Hie, Jluiiiburg, Ueaillift,,
1'ottstowli, l'hoenlxvUlo. rtorrlstuwii H.dtu...
a.elphht (llrMtd street station) at 6 05 and 8 15
u. 111,, 2 02, 0 Is p. ui. 011 week days. Mundayii,
S 15 a, in., 4 5 p. 111.
Trains leave Fritekvlllu for Ulienaiidouii . t
7 30, II to 11. in. ami 5 46, 7 36 p. Monday,
11 UI a. in. and 5 10 p. iu.
Leuvo Pottsvlllu lor Uheuandoah (via Fruek
vlllu; 7 10, 11 20 11. ill., 6 20, 7 10 p. iu. Mllliduy
10 31 a. ill., 5 2U p. 111.
licavu 1'lilladciplkt.t, (llroad streit station), lot
hlitouitidoittl ut 8115 a. iu., 4 lu p. 111. week days.
Hlindays leave at 6 50 auilU 23 a. u,.
Leuvo llroad btiect hluclou, Philadelphia,
FOll NEW YOKK.
lCxpress,week-days, 3 20, 4 Co, 4 50 5 01,5 15,6 5u
71i,3-Ju, 960, 1021 (UllllllK Cur), 11 OU u. 111,
U OU noon, j2 35 (Limited 100 and 4 22 p. 1.
Dining Curs), 1 40, 2 8U (DIhUix cut) a 20, J DO,
4 02, 5 00, Sou (Uliilng Cur), 6 uu, 7 U2, 7 50 (Din
luirCar), luuu p. iu., 12 01, night. rJiiuuu,
dU.', iui, 4 60, uOi, 6 15 8 20,9 5U, 10 21, (DUIins
Car), 1185 u. nt., 12 85, 105 i Dining Cur) 2m
(Dining Car), 4U0 (Limited 4 22) (Dining Car),
0 20,5M, (Dining Cur) 683, 7 02, 1 &o, (DlnliiK
CurJ 10 uu p. 111., 12 01 night.
Express lor Uomiou without change, 11 00 u it..,
ween-dayg, and 7 50 p. lu., dally,
Culsklll express, (l'arlor Car), 8 20 a m week
day s.
WASHINGTON AND THE MOUTH.
For liultluioro and Washington, 3 50, 7 20, 8 3J,
10 20, II 2J,u. iu., 12 09, 1281 (Dlullllt Cur), 1 12
UlliliiK CurJ, 3 12, 441, L&-2H Cont-rca-sloiiul
Lluulud, Dining CarJ, 617, 65j 1U11I
Ing Car), 7 31 iDlnlng Car) p. ra., and 12 ud
night week days. Hundaya, 8 U), 7 20, 9 12, 11 23,
0. 111., 12U9, 1 12, Dining Uur 4 41, 520 Con
gressional Limited, Dining CurJ, til" Dlulnt,
CurJ, 731 Dining CurJ p. 111. uliu 12 05 night.
For llaltlmore, accommodation, U 12 a in, 2 02
and 4 UI p m week days, a US and 11 16 p in dally.
FOIt ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave llroad street station via Dcluware rl ve 1.
bridge Uxprcas, 5 00, 9 40 SO udliiitesl 11 in
2BS 82 nilliutesj, 4 00 80 minutes, J to p. ui.
Suiumju, 5 00, VJ0 bO IllllllltcsJ, u in, 2 88 B
nunutesj, 7U p 111,
Leave .Murket Htreet Warf Uxpross, 5 00, 8 30
10 00 75 ndniitcsj, u in. (100 SutuiouyB onyi, 2 u
75 uiiiiuU-Bj, 3 0u 75iiiliiutesj,3 80 oO miuutcsj,.
lOU 65 uilliutesj, 4 80 73 lililiulcsj, OUU iu
minutes, 5 30 Oo luinutesj p 111. Sundays, 61AJ,
7 30, sou 17 miuutesj, a 80, V 00 73 niliiutea),
9 50 70 minutes) a 111, mid 4 80 75 miiinttsj p 111.
il.ou excursion train, J Duo 111 uuily.
For Cupuilluy, aukUswu, Yl ildwuodaudlloll)
lleueh LxprM, V UU a 111, 2 80, 4 05, 6 00 p 111
weekdays, auudajn, 8 20 a m, CApglluyuiily,
1 so p 111 Hitturduya. Excursion, 7 U) a 111 daily.
Fur tieu Isle City, uvwtU Clly, Avulou and
Sloue Harbor Expresa, V 10 a 111., 2 3U, 4 2U,
5 00 11. m. week days, riundays, 8 50 a. 111. In
cursion 7 CO a 111 dally.
For boiiicra 1'uliil ISxpreu, 5 00, 8 30, 10 U0
a. m., 1 00 Saturdays only, Sou, 4 00, b uu, 3 30
p. 111. week days. Sundays, 6 00, sua, 9110, 9 30
a. lu. aud 4 30 p. m.
1. It. lluiciuasoM, J, JC. Wood,
Oon'l Manager, Ueu'l Pass'g'r Agi
Webster's
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It Isenty to trace the growth ol a word.
It Is euiy to learn what a word means.
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