',BI''-'r'!d.U(Pj.':
Iff?'
mi i
It's of no Interest to our Renders Be
cause It Refers to Shenan
doah Renders.
It's astonishing liow gooti news will spiemi.
From every ward and street we hear of our
Jieople talking about the workings of the little
conqueror. Merit and honorable methods re
ceive their just rew ard. So many cases are
cropping up that it Is next to impossible to
Investigate them all, but wo have luken a few
In hand nnd given them publicity for the
benefit of our readers. Our repirscntntive
obtained the following fRcts in n personal
interiew. They tire true in every particular,
anil no stronger evidence can lie obtained
' than home endorsement.
Mr. John O. Hughes, of 213 Market street,
miner, says ! "I have been in Shenandoah
for twenty-eight years. My son nnd I con
tract ill taking out coal. For years I have
been troubled with my back and kidneys, had
both a pain and lameness ncross my loins, and
in the small of my back. Well, this bothered
me very much, sometimes being worse than
others, I wns induced to try Doan's Kidney
1'ills and procured them from Kirlin's drug
store. I derived gieat benefit from llicm for
1 they coirccted the kidneys and since taking
them 1 have had no trouble with the kidney
r secretions nnd I have been free from pain.
Doan's Kidney Tills took out the lameness
across me, and 1 know that they are a re
liable kidney remedy."
Doan's Kidney l'ills for sale by all dcalors.
l'rico BO cents. Mailed by Fostor-Mllburn
Co., llutlalo, N. Y., solo agents for tho U. S.
Kemember tho namo Haiti's and take 110
other.
WEAR
Royal
Worcester
Corsets.
FOR SALE BY LEADING DEALERS.
Those who once
buy SUELIU'S
keen couiiiiuback
IOr li. 1IUS UU-
uiixturc makes
the flavor of cof
fee delicious.
All Orocers.
Lauer'sJi
Pilsner Beer.
Needs no recommendation
Put up in bottles for family
use and delivered at your
home.
Lauer's Pilsner
Draught Beer
Is drank by the majority of
heer drinkers. They are good
adding a lit
tie of Seelig's
III uiuiuuijr CMtMuetvM-MM-iMaM
coffee, sc. n. parkjre. I
authority on which is best.
Christ. S :limidt,
Agent and Bottler,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH - PA
FOK HTA.TJC SHNATOIt,
8OU1 District,
I D. M. GRAHAM,
Ok Maiianoy City.
Subject to Tlcpiiullcan rulei.
pOH IHKICOTOlt OK THU l'OOK,
S. G. MIDDLET0N,
Ok (lii.nnnTON.
Huhject to lteul1lcau rules.
JjlOU COUNTY CONTltOI.I.I'.K,
CHARLES A. SISYDlER,
Ok 1'OTTHVIl.I.K.
Ruliject to ltciuliHeaii rule.
4"fi10!t COUNTY HUltVKYOIt,
MARK D. BOWMAN,
Ok Maiianoy City.
Hu'oject to Itcimlillcun ruins.
pott ltUl'ltliSKNTATlVU,
DR. H. G. REITZEL,
Of Maiianoy City,
Biiliji'i't tn lteiulillcaii rules.
JjWItCOItONHlt,
DR. W. N. STEIN,
Ol' HllKNANIKlAlI.
Huliloct to Itcpuullcuii rules.
AI1SY PILLS!
Km
at JPovlusVy's Vitus', liote.
Centre ircl
WRIGHTBIS
For Diuoui and Nervous M 1
They purify HeUIl g
IWlliooD and give HsAtniY - 1
I ,,! 10 ihe entire system. H WKHH
' .. nVRPEPSIA. HEADACHE.
CONSTIPATION and P'MPLES,
at
CHINESE TIN SMELTING.
Frlmltlvo Motlio.t Tliat Ar rollowoil by
tlio Slow OoIiil- Orientals.
At TulpltiK thu tin mined cover nil nrca
of sovornl squaro mllos and nro worked nl-
ost entirely br Cnntonnso. Thoy rusoni-
bio nothlng'so hittoh'ivi tho Kohl washings
of California nutl New Zonlnnd that Is,
tin wnshliic Is n serlos of delphs or hol
lows, like nn ordinary English quarry,
except that thcro Is no stono.
Tho sand or rubblo Is oxcnvntotl aim
convoyed to tho troughs, which aro placed
nt n suincli'iit height to allow of tho water
running freely down an Incline. Onu ninn
rakes up to the topmost end tho flakes of
tin, which resoluble bits of black pencil
load, and which, whon disengaged from
nil mud or other light clinging mnttcr,
sink nt unco to tho bottom of tho Inclined
trough.
Other laborors pick out tho larger stones
from tho rubblo, while a man stationed
nt tho bottom of tho trough pushes up tho
nccumulnted tnud from which tho lead Is
not yet qulto sopnrntcd, so that It may
pass through n second or third course of
washing. Tho tendon oro Is then carried In
buukets to special clomislng houses and
thero thoroughly washed oneo moro.
Tho furnaco looks like a good sized wlna
cask cot on end, but at n slight angle, and
each 0110 Is provided with an Iron pun for
baso.
This Iron pan, together with n number
of cooper's hoops twined round tho linked
mud, serves as a stiffening and helps to
keep tho furnaco from collapsing. Th
load oro Is thrown, togethor with tho char
coal which molts It, in 0110 muss into this
barrolllko furnuco, when tho molten metal
soon passes through tho charcoal ami
escapes (through a vont In tho side of tha
lower portion of tho barrel furnaco) Into a
small pit dug Into tho ground below.
Tho lire is kept nctlvo by n primitive,
but very effectlvo bellows, consisting of n
hollowed tree fitted with n wooden piston,
and connoctod with tho furnaco by n short
bamboo tubo inserted Into Its sldo. Tho
wholo apparatus costs only (at prcsont
rates of exchange) nbout 12.50.
A workman rakes tho slag out of tho
pit, and If tho market prico of tin Is suffi
ciently high to intiko It pay to do so this
slag Is passed n second tlmo through tha
furnaco. Tho puro molten tin, freed from
tho slag as It simmers In tho pit, looks
llko so much titilekbllvcr. Tho "pigs" aro
llko so many large bricks with one side
rounded nnd tho otherilat, tho llut Blda
having a broad rim or border.
Tho explanation of this Is that blocks o(
wood of precisely this shnpo nro pressed
Into tho sand or mud which forms thu
natural floor of the iuolting houses. When
these wooden molds are roinovod, of coursu
corresponding holes remain, and Into
these holes tho molten lead Is ladled from
tho pit. It takos 11 whole day to cool suf
ficiently to get firm. Whon it has well
set, it Is lifted or dragged out of tho holos
with long rakes nnd dashed witli water.
After n little moro cooling It is ready for
shipment.
At l'erak In 1888 nnd nt Slallwun in
1803 I found that four or five Chinamen
could turn out sovon hundredwight of tin
pigs n day, worth In 1803 nbout $140 in
all. E. H. I'arkor In Chambers' Journal.
A stubborn couch or tickling iu the throat
yields to One Minute CoiirIi Cure Harmless
11 cllect, touches the rlghl spot, reuauie ami
list what Is wanted. It nets at once. C. H.
llugcubiicb.
Nnuip of Wamblim.
Some of tho ninny Greek and Latin
names for Uritish warships havo lieon
subjected by sailors to a "sea chnngo"
which mado them moro modern though
less poetic. Uollerophon and Hollsarius
Were good enough for olllcers and lunds-
Inen, but thu men before tho mast pre
ferred "Billy ltuirin" and "Hully Saw
yers." Our own sailors have shown con
siderable activity in the sumo lino, especi
ally as to names of Indian origin. Ad
miral Porter, writing on this subject soon
after thu civil war, snld Agamontluus had
been quickly turned Into "Aggy meant
to cuss "
The admiral was inclined to think our
Indian names more objectionable than
thono in tho clussie style, but such titles
huvo nt least tho advantage of being alto
gether national, for they nro tho only
strictly American names that could bo
found. Indeed they nro mqro suitable than
tho classic imnleu In even' way, for it
seems more reasonable to think of a great
mass of wood and metal in connection
with a mountain llko Katnhdln or'Jaconm
than with Imaginary nymphs and swains
of whom Ovid told pretty storlos about
2,000 years ago. Llpplncott's'.
Bodily painlosesiU terrorif you'veabottlo
of Dr. Thomas' Kclcctric Oil in tiro bouso.
Instant relief in cases of bums, cuts, spruius,
accidents of any sort.
In the Meilcan IIollHcholil.
Tho nrrnncomunt of furniture Is much
moro formal than In thu United Suites. It
is n very common sight toseo 11 splendidly
furnished parlor with a row of straight
backed chairs all alike with their backB
against the wall and as close together as
they can bo placed clear annum tho room.
Heavy slnglo doors, such as aro uscu In
thu United Stated, are practically unknown
in Mexican houses oltlier at entmncos or
between interior rooms. All doors upon
In thu middle and aro fastened with bolts
top mid bottom. Kxterlor doors nro at
ways fitted with glass panels, for thoy also
servo as windows. All such doors opening
on tho street or open court nro fitted with
solid shutters that aro folded at tho sides
uut of 6ight whon not in use. Modern
Mexico.
Scrofula, salt rheum, erysipelas and other
distressing criiptlvo diseases yield quickly
and perrnanoutly to tho cleansing, purifyin
power of Ilunlock lllood Hitters.
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT OF O. A. E.
KEDUCEll BATHS TO CItJCINNATI, O., VIA
PENNSYLVANIA KAILUOAII.
For tho thirty-second National Encamp
nient of G. A. K to bo held nt Cincinnati,
0 September 5 to 10, 1893. the Pennsylvania
Kailroad Company will sell excursion tick
at rate of single fro for tho round trip.
Those tickets will bo sold 011 September
aud 5,-and will lio Rood to loavo Cincinnati
returning not earlier thm September 0 nor
later than Beotoinlwr 13, except that by do.
positing ticket with Juint Agent tit Cincinnati
on September 5, U, 7, 8, or 0, and on payment
of twenty-live cents, return limit may bo cx
tended so that passengers may remain nt
Cincinnati until Octobers.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
Ask your grocer for the "Itoyal Patent
flour, and take 110 other brand. It is tho host
Hour made.
For Constipation take Karl's Clover itoot
lea, tho great lllood l'urlllcv. Cures llcad
ucbe, Ncrvousuoss, Kriiptious 011 the face,
and makes tho head clear us a bell. Sold by
1 , U. Kirlln and a guarautee.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Recommended With Pleasure.
"The Best Remedy in Existence.'
R
ELIEF from the agonizing suf-1
icring caused by nervousness,
sleeplessness and that miser
able feeling of unrest, Is so gratifying
that there is no wonder it Is a pleas
ure to recommend tho remedy to the
world. Dr. Miles' Restorative Rcme
3ies aro scientific remedies, prepared
from Dr. Miles' prescriptions each
remedy for its own particular purpose,
yet all so assimulatcd that two or
more may bo taken with benefit when
indicated. Remedies so prepared un-
ucr tno supervision or 60 famous a
physician as Dr. Miles may be safely
recommended to one's friends with
the assurance they will be benefited.
Mrs. Clinton Randall of Ellicottville
N. Y., says of Dr. Miles' Nervine:
"I had suffered for two years from
extreme nervousness and sleeplessness.
With a very poor appetite and miser
able general health, it was impossible
to got a good night's rest and the days
passed in weariness and unrest. My
limbs and arms would twitch and jerk
and I seemed to be loosing control of
both body and mind. I tried a great
many prescriptions and remedies with
out relief until I began takintr Dr.
Miles' Restorative Nervine. It made
me another person entirely; my appe
tite is good, 1 sleep as soundly as any
one, and I believe it tho best remedy
n existence. Its effect on the nervous
system is marvelous and lasting. With
plcasuro I recommend Dr. Miles' Ite-
etorativo Ncrvino for the good it has
done me and 1 know it will do others."
Til Milac9 Natrium Restores
11 e 1I111WO IMHllWi Heahh.
aiu: YOU r.OING SOUTH?
T1IK SOUTIIKltN IlAir.WAV HKACIIE3 ALL
1'ItOMINK.NT TOINTS.
Don't start South without consulting John
M. lleall, District llissenvor Agent, Southern
Railway, 02S Chestnut street, I'hiladelplita
If you canuot call iu person, write to him.
Ono Minuto Couch Curo surmises people by
its quick cures and children may uiko it in
largo quantities without the least danger. It
has won for itself tho best reputation of any
preparation used to-day for colds, croup,
tickling in tho throat or obstinate coughs. C.
11. Hagcnbuch.
DR.THEEL69H4jo.jutjSt.
tsr'
CURE GUARANTEED."-
Neltntii!', Nieclitl J)luuet Van
Icocelc, Mti'lutiire. No Cnttlnur.
Ninikll Untifvelupfcu tirtraii v J,oi
-"Att'ra BLOOD POISON
In nil ciuck. Frenh cuiei curctl In. -1
'tfilOiliivN, Seiidiucts. b (amps for Jik
,'IVtitli.,rnnvtrueint(Heiil hnolf Ilinoslncf
Quucka &fako lunu uteMUclr tricks & ecticiaca
ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND
Jain'Jfile
THERE IS NO KIND OF PAIN OR 1
ACHE. INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL.
1 THAT PAIN-KILLER WILL NOT RE- I
LI EVE.
LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB
STITUTES. THE QENUINC BOTTLE
BEARS THE NAME,
PERRY DAVIS &. SON.
DO NOT DESPAIR I
llo Not NuRer 1. miner! Tho
Joy&uud uiulililons el lllu cau
to restored to yuu. Tim very
norstcasesof Nervous Debllt
tv nro absolutely cured liy
iMUtn.trro 'i'aiu.i:tn.
(live prompt relief to liibouinia,
ftilHiiir memory and thonufcte
9 nnd drain of vital Kier.lncur-
red py inuiscreiionsuru. -".-
or early cars Impart vtBor
andpotoncy to caery function.
l!racouptho?ystcm. Ulvo llfm wool" w "
nueoks and lu.tre to the "IP A eyes of Tomw
oro'il. Uiiewm ikix renewsff-w b I'm?' ;.v;,:',
leu.l cure or money refniid-WaRed. Ca u Iw
carrieo invekipocnev ,
mailed In plain wrupporon recelptol price
"j 'i'lilS "KllrHWO CO. Caxtoii UWg. Ciitcago.ltl.
for sale In Hlicnandoali by Shenandoah
Drug
More una uruuier uros.
R
BATON'S TANSY PILLS
A nun. Tr IKDlArK WOMAN'S RELIEF.
AlwivinromMsnil rrlUbls. Arol liMtatumM.
On (Ui.iK'i tiii Tills ind sivssiassis.
STAIi1.hi. alnrta.nr knl .Uriel ftlll. TrlCt. tl.
CaToi 8rso. Co.. UoitoB. fttsift. Our book, .
For Bale at Ktrlln't drug store and Bheasado
drug etor
(Jjlol.inted Fmoai
)'iirdein neior fall
"li'ill"! luilta .lu.1.1. Wil
.ti. .l lir..m..l lhlll Sl.ll iiltifr Ilk
sulesninureisner ii 111
"iS.illst sy, lVwtDH,fkU.
MAKE PE
R. MILES' NERVINE is with
out question the best remedy
for LaGrlppo and its after cf
LaGrippc affects the nerves
Dr. Miles' Nervine acts di
on tho nerves. LaGrippc ex
fects.
direct.
rectly
hausts the vitality and destroys the
the nerve tissue, deadening the senses
and weakening the entire system. Dr.
Miles' Nervine builds up and replen
ishes the nerve tissues, restores vital
ity, strengthens the system and Im
bues the mental faculties with new
life, energy and vigor. LaGrippc, like
a cold, attacks tho weakest of the or
gans, for the reason that the nerves
controlling that organ aro weakened.
Dr. Miles' Nervine strengthens the
diseased and weakened organs.
Miss Cordelia Smith of Versailcs,
Ky., writes: "In 1800 I had several at
tacks of LaGrippc which left mo pros
trated with nervousness. The pros
tration was particularly severe and
painful from the fact that I had suf
fered from a weak back and nervous
attacks all my life. On the recom
mendation of our druggists, Messrs.
E. D. Scrogin & Co., I used Dr. Miles
Nervine and it restored me' to health,
not only did I recover from LaGrippc,
but from my life long troubles and I
am now in better health than over."
Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all
druggists under a positivo guarantee
that the first bottle will benefit or the
money will be refunded. Hook on the
Heart and Nerves sent free by the
Drt Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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ELIMINATING A CHARACTErf.
liow tho Actunl hhootliif; of Stngo VII
lain Cliiiuiied the 1'lny.
"I)lo, villiilnl" slioutiKl tlio mo nctiro
in tho olliniix of tlio 'Midnight Aliirin''
na ho Rjirmifi nt tlio tlirnat of tlio stngc
rnsonl, who m on tho point of inurilorliig
ills oinplnycr, mid prusretl n rovolver to ills
fnco. Thcro wivs n Hush, nntl thcti n louil
rpport riintjoilt in tlio OIIIIbsOiioiuHoIibo.
Tlio villain snnk to Ills kiioos with ncry oi
jmln, nntl n atronin of blood coultl bo noon
trickling down his chin Just lis tho cur
tain rntiK down. It was n lniiLrnlilccnt
effort, and tho iiudicnco cheered nnd np
plmided for nn oncoro, but tho curtain wiis
not rung up.
J leh lml tlio scenes Huoono Kny, tho
heavy villain In tho ploy, wns lioldltiR n
bin spoiiRO over tlio loft sldo of his face,
while Will II. Kverts, who played the part
of tho negro, wns quaklm; with four, nnd
nctresses in tights unci extremely abbrevi
ated dresses run about through tho itress
Ing rooms looking for they did not know
whnt, but they returned with brushes nnd
bottles of face paint, toothbrushes nnd
liowls of wnter. Ono cool bonded nctross
hail enough presence of mind to bring n
broom. Ono of tlio actors called tho pollco
surgeon.
Kay hnd been shot In tho left sldo of tho
fnco with n blnnk cartridge. Tlio paper
on tho cartridge had struck him near tho
nosu, while tho wholo side of ills faco wns
Idled with powder. Atltrst itwns thought
tho sight of both eyes had been totally de
stroyed, and tho othor members ot thu
company wore much alarmed. Kverts did
not intend to pull tho trigger when ho did,
but In his strugglo with tho "villain" ho
accidentally pressed tho trigger while tho
liuizzUi of tho rovolver was directly in
Kay's fnco. Ucforo tho ambulance nnd
surgeon nrrlved nt tlio theater it was found
tliut neither oyo hnd been seriously In
jured, although tlicro wero several powder
uinrks on tho left eyobnll.
Tho audience did not know but that tho
agony of tho wounded man as ho fell on
tho stago floor was a part of tho programnio
which Kay was nblo to render very real
istic, and, noting this, there was a bustle
among tho actors to finish tho fifth act. It
was n question as to what should bo dono
to cover up tho nbsenco of Kny In that act
"He's committed sulcldo after being
captured," announced tho director to tho
anxious actors gathered about him.
"Here's your lines now," ho continued
to one of tlio nctorH us ho recited n dra
inntlo lino to the effect that the villain
had committed suicide and robbed them
of their game. Then ho turned to another
and gave out another lino, which wns to
convey tho surprise of ono of thu villain's
enemies. And while Kny was being load
ed Into tho nmbulanco to bo taken to po
llco headquarters and liavo tho powder
picket! from ills faco tlio other actors wero
arranging impromptu Hues telling of Ids
death by suicide. Although the liftli act
wns not oxnetly in keeping with Its sketch
ou tho programmes, tho audlonco was
nono tho wiser after seeing it. Kansas
City Journal.
A clever Trick.
It certainly looks llko it, hut there is really
no trick about it. Anybody can try it who
has lame back and weak kidneys, malaria or
nervous troubles. Wo mean ho can euro
himself right away by taking Electric Hit
ters. This iiiedicino tones up the whole
system, acts as a stimulant to the liver and
kidneys, is a blood purifier and nervo tonic.
It cures constipation, headache, fuintiui;
spells, sleeplessness and melancholy. It is
purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and re
storer the system to its natural vigor. Try
Electric Bitters and bo convinced that they
are a miracle worker. Every bottle guaran
teed. Only 50c. a bottle at A. Wasley'sdiug
store.
lllcyclcft Abroad.
In his book, "Going Abroad Some
Advlco, " Ilobort Luco frivos somo valuablo
hints for hleyelo tourists. Ho(farding tho
transportation of wheels, ho says: ' On
tho continent the railway compunies treat
bicycles llko any other personal baggngo
Whore trunks go free, a bioyclo goes freo;
whero there is a charge by weight, tho bi
cycle Is weighed ; but the cost outs llttlo
flguro In Knglnnd trunks go freo, but
bicycles do not, tho system of charges bo
lng much llko that with us, and there Is
complaint of the expenso on bhort jour
ncys. It costs 4 or 5 shillings to get tho
wheel across tho channel No covering or
crating is necessury after you reach
Europe, but In sending tho wheel across
tho ocean you should crato it Somo com
panies Insist on it. Tho charge for taking
it over may bo 10 shillings."
State ok Ohio, City ok Toluijo, I
I.L'cah County
FitASK J. t'HKsr.v makea oath Hint lio U the
senior partner ot the firm of K. J. Cm:si:v & l'o.,
ilolnp; htidlncHs In tlio City of Toledo, County
ami statu nforeHald, nml that Haiti firm will iav
tho sum of ONH HUNllltUI) DOI.LAltS for eueli
and every enso of Cutarrh that cannot bo cured
liy tho uso
j hKAI. V
J lull's Cah
IIIO USQ OI HALL'S uatahrii L.'UHK.
A. W. C1I.KASON,
Noturv Public.
Catnrrh Cure la taken Internally nnUl" 'ts
directly on the blood and mueou4 nurfuceH )f
tho syHtcni. Head for testimonials free.
r. J. uiir.jM-.i kuu., loieuo, u.
Bold by Drupxists. 75c.
Married Dally I'or Three Days.
A couplo woro married on tho North Sldo
last week for tho third tlmo within threa
days, and it liuppcned tills way:
Invitations had been Issued for an up to
dato wedding, with a reception to follow.
Tho young people, to bo sure they muda
no mistakes ou tho oil Important night,
decided to huvo a detailed rehearsal two
days boforehand. Incidentally tho groom
to bo secured tho marrlago llconso, so as
to havo ull things in good tlmo.
A minister who was not ovcrwlso wns
sent for, and at tho request of tho couplo
went through tho whole oeromony with
thorn. Tho young man solemnly promised
to tnko "honor, lovo nnd obey."
To be doubly sure that no mistakes
should occur tho coivuiony was rehearsed
again in tho same wuy tho following ovon
lng. When tho few friends had doparted, n
thought flashod through tha lulud ot tlio
bride to be.
"Mother," sho exclaimed, "I don't too
why I um not as much married now us I
evor will bo."
Tho mother was ngliust at such a sug
gestion, but tho father and tho neighbors
wero consulted, and all decided that tho
couplo wero ut that stngo married not
only onco, but twice.
Tho wedding, however, was solomnlzed
as intended, and tlio llttlo god ot lovo rests
happily over tho homo of tho lovers, who
aro moro contented, It anything, because
thoy nro, It Is thought, thrlco bound to
gethor. Chicago Journal.
For broken surfaces, sores. Insect bites.
burns, skin diseases and especially lilies there
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It is not a stimulant but a health builder,
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A SPORTING PILGRIMAGE AROUND THE WORLD
Tn the Interest of the WV.nk-i v.Caspar Whitney is on hi w a' arwn
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A lrumuus Jollrnullstlu "Ueut."
Ixird Mnyo, viceroy of India, had boon
assassinated lu 1872 Tho situation wns
critical, und tliero wns oxtremo interest to
know who wns to bo Lord Mnyo's suocos
sor. Mr. flladstono wns then primo min
ister, und tt wns nover ensy to conjecture
what Mr. Gladstone might do, especially
whero u personal question had to bo taken
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wns n great diner out That was ono way
In which ha onino into contact with life,
and In London thero nro few bettor ways
for tho purposo of goncral politics, and
especially of high politic
lie mot at dinner Sir William Gull, thon
the leuding physician of London. Thero
was a discussion ut table upon the effect of
ollmuto on constitutions. "My tho woy,"
said Sir William, "Lord Northbrook was
asking mo today whether l thought tho
cliiuato of India would suit him." The
subjoot dropped no mora was said. Mr.
Delano drovo straight to Tlio Timos oQloo,
and Tho Times next morning announced
that Lord Northhrook hnd been appointed
viceroy of India Ills solo authority wus
this casual remark ut dinner. George W.
Siuullcy iu Harper's Mngazlno.
What Dr. A. H. Slater S.y.
llui'TAl.0, N. Y. (louts : From my per
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effect of your Shiloh's Cure in cases of ad
vanced Consumption. I um prepaied to say
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There nro no fower thuii ill rieuttlsh so
olotles iu London, of which la aro dis
tinctly highland either in their constitu
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ties. Before n Chluuuinu can quit Australia
iio is compelled to register and leave his
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Moro than twenty million free samples of
DoWltt's Witch Haiel Salvo havo been dis
tributed by thu manufacturers. What bettor
proof of their coufhU'iK'O In its merits do you
Yiaut? It cures piles, hums, solids, sores, iu
the shortest spuco of tlmo. U, II. lluuenbuch.
Buy Keystone flour. Ho sure that tho name
LKSfiKi & IUkk, Ashland, l'a., U printed on
ovory sack,
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