EVENING HERALD
KSTAW.ISIIKl 18T0,
Hubttnliod every Kventn , Ktcepl Humltty, M 1
Mopth .Tarmk rni.i-T. i h Pfntui.
Tin- lfi 1 .' . , , ,innti ami tlio
0 ir , I - t fur i t week (my
niil Xutht, urrii'it. Hy tun.. ..1 00 n year or 35
cent a month, pnynMu In ailvnnrt. dvert1ec
tnetita clmrceunoconlliiK to upacc itml potltlon,
Thn (tuMlnhet rerve the right to e banco the
position of ndvrrtixetnciit-4 rhenetr the puh
UUWi of new deummls It. Tho rljilit i
ttervel to wrtAti' Htlverttnemeiit, whether
pfttd for or not, innt Hie putillnhern rimy tleein
iproper. AtlverttnlnK ruttH nil Jo known
upon Mppllenthm
KntcreU At the potoltUe lit Slienamlonh, I'm., a
Mecoml cIahh tnall mutter.
TKMCIMIONK CONNKCTION i
'All the News That's" Fit to Print." 1
r - - - j
Evening Herald
Wr-DSpSDAV. Al'iHST SI.
itf so IipI jrnw" tt
OUR COUNTRY: first. Last and Porevcr.
So.MK people net on H Hliilif,' 111 ill
tlii'u keep harping on it. Tlmt is tin
uiieliviiililu ponitiou of ninny Slion
iitidouli reHiduntx.
Tint question now is, are you in
favor of or against the erection of tlie
reservoir? Tlmt tptestion is pro
pounded quite often of late.
Thk Stars and Stripes went up nt
Manila after two short, decisive vic
tories. They should not lie hauled
down while the American Republic
endures.
.1 11. MoI.KAX, the Ohio Demo
cratic leader, denies the report, that
he is to succeed Secretary Aluer iu
the WAr department. The denial was
unnouessarv.
Axi now little Jamaica wants to he
annexed to the United States. H
this tiling keeps up Uncle Sam will
have- to take Johnny Hull under his
protecting wing.
A Hkaoiko despatch says that the
ooom in the iron trade since tho close
of the war has been unparalleled in
years in that section of the ntnte.
Many of tho plants lire running day
and nJfjht. If they consumed anthra"
cito coal, and thus assisted in boom
inn this section of the state, every
thing would be forgiven.
"Tint Shenandoah people are milk
ing a nrcat bin fs over a little water.
Heretofore it has been 'bolinki'
that cieated most of the disturbances
in that town." The above is taken
from n PottsvUle exchange. Wo ven
ture the prediction that more
bohuki" can be consumed in the
olllce of our contemporary than in
any other given space, barring the
lire weries.
TliKltK are certain individuals iu
Shenandoah who should learn the
lesson to never try to bluir a news
paper writer. Whenever an editor
makes a statement it can invariably
be sustained by facts. .Besides, an edi
tor usually has good memory, and if
there is one tiling above another that
tome individuals do not like it is past
liifito -y. See !
Thk indications are that the ptihliu
meeting to do next in llobbins' opera
house to-morrow evening, called by
the taxpayers to protest against the
expenditure of probably $:J0,000 for
the erection of a storage reservoir at
the lirandouville pumping station
will be largely attended. The people
mo becoming greatly interested.
Skchktauy Plhmino, of the An
thracite Ooul Operators' Association,
eomu time ago communicated with
and subsequently called upon tlie
Assistant Secretary of the Navy in
reference to testing the merits of an
tliracite, the experiments to bo made
on one of the cruiM-rs. The result of
that meeting was the assurance given
Secretary l-'lemiiig, by the naval
olllcials, that hard coal would receive
every consideration at their hands.
Congressman Williams was immedi
ately communicated with and has
since been active in pushing tlie hard
coal boom. In the light of these well
Known facts, it is somewhat aiiitlsiug
to watch the efforts of tho literary
and political departments of our
eBteemed contemporary, tho Miners'
Journal, In trying to hoodwink the
people of Schuylkill county Into be
lieving that thelr'"fnvorito candidate
for Congress," by his "usually Judi
cious una eloquent diction" per
suaded tho . naval olllcials to give
anthracite epal a fair trial on Auieri
cuu ships. The fact that this great
feat was performed after Secretary
Fleming had niude the sug
gestion und secured the consent of
the naval olllcials to make the test,
cuts no llguro with our contemporary
A campaign is iu progress, and two
federal positions--one from the
Treasury und tho other from the
Postolllce "department are hanging
5n the balance. And those who
know our friends of the Journal
know that they never grind their
mill with the water that has passed
Oh, yes; Mr, Hruuiiu Is an active
hard coal boomer junt at this purtlc
uhir time. There Is no mistake
about tills, because he made special
s
Ato (alnlnu faiur npiitly
illiislliess' men and travel
lers enrry them la vest
pocketi, Udlen carry tliem
Pills
lu furvei, houiekeejK-r kt-ep Ihcin Iu nuilti-ltm
ciuteu, irmuat rwoiiuncua u.tm u uruui.
Hood
'00LIS 1)C8T '
Largest package-Krcatcst
Tin: ic. l'AiitiiA vie
Chicago, at. Louis, Now York,
trips to Now York and to AVnsliii)):
ton. It Is unkind to say that these
trips were primarily for the purpose
of securing his brother in-law a siiuk
berth, bee iue the facts do not sustain
tlie allegation.
Vt'lmt 1)1'.
A. II. Muli-r .Sn3 a,
. (li'iits : I-'roni my
hufkai.o, i . iii-iiis : l-roni my per-
sonal knowledge, isilni-d in nlwrvlii: t lie
f-llrrtol your Miilolrs Cure in ci-s of ml.
vain-oil Cinisuiiiiitioii. I mil pn-pated to say
it is tlio most lcniiirkalili- Itciiicily Hint lias
ever been liroiiclit to my atti-nlloii. It lias
11-rtninly saved many fiom Coiibtimptioti.
Sold liy 1'. 1). Kirlin, anil a Kiinruiitcu.
THE RAILROADS TOO SLOW.
Cannot I'rovlilt-'I'i-iiIiih I-'.n IIciiiovIiil:
the Ti'oujw Trout 'lileUaiiiaiiKii.
ChlckainniiBn Park, Ga., Aub. 21. It
was not till early yesteiday monilm;
that the Kil'th Pennsylvania, which
broke camp .Monday mornliiB, finished
loading and jfot started for Lexington.
Thus far the railroads have not been
able to provide trains fast enough to
suit the conveniences of the regiments
leaving, and for this reason It would
not bp surprising If General Urecken
rldge ordered some regiments of the
Second division. First corps, to march
to ICimxvllle, a distance of 115 miles.
The Klghth Massachusetts marched
to Itossvllle yesterday, but did not
finish loading befoie this morning. Tho
Twenty-first Kansas and Twelfth New
Yoik, brigaded with the Twelfth Mas
sachusetts, hauled most of their bag
gage to Rossvllle yesterday afternoon,
but were Instructed not to break camp
until the trains were ready. General
AValtes, commanding the Second bri
gade, Third division, Klrst corps, con
sisting of the three regiments Just
named, left with his headquarters for
Lexington yesterday noon. The
Twelfth New York and Twenty-first
Kansas left Itossvllle last night. Mean
while the Second brigade, Second di
vision. Is under orders to leave at once
for Knoxvllle.
General Frank, commanding the
First division, Third corps, will go to
liuntsville, Aln., today to locate a
camp for the Third corps, which will
leave Camp Thomas next week, to
gether with the signal corps. Only
one regiment will be loft at Camp Thom
as, and that for the purpose of guard
ing the government property.
A Clever Trick
It certainly looks like it, but tliero is really
no trick about It. Anybody can try it who
lias lame hack and weak kidneys, malaria or
nervous troubles. Wo mean ho can euro
himself right away by taking Electric hit
ters. This medicine tones up the whole
system, acts as a stimulant to tlio liver and
kidneys, is a blood punller and norvo tonic.
It cures constipation, headache, fainting
spells, sleeplessness and melancholy. It is
purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and re
stores tlio system to its natural vigor. Try
Klectric Hitters ami be convinced tlmt tbev
are a miracle worker. Hvory bottlo guaran
teed. Only 50c. a bottle at A. Wasley's drug
storo.
-UViilit Wrecked, T-i, Fatally Injured.
Knoxvllle, Tenn., Aug. 21. The Bouth
bound passenger on tho Atlanta, Knox
vllle nnd Northern was wrecked yester
day three miles south of Knoxvllle.
The train started an hour late, and
run Into several freight cars left on
the main line at the Junction. Two of
the crew were fatally Injuied. Knglneer
Jlert Garwood, of nine nidge. On., nnd
his fireman will die. Severn! passengers
were slightly Injured.
.Iriwlth ( olony For l'oi-to Itlco.
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 21, Harnett
Pruzan, a well known local commission
merchant, Is at the head of a movement
to form a Jewish rolony In Porto Itlco,
"I already have the promise of nearly
50 families to Join me," said he, "Those
families can raise from S500 to J5.000
each to put Into tho venture, and If all
agree we will form a communistic
colony. We hope to leave by the flrst
of January."
Vesloi-un.v'c lla-oball liimes.
At Plttkburg-Clei eland, li. Pittsburg 3
At Kpilngricli! Syracuse, 4; Springfield 3
At Lancaster Hlchmund. fi; Lancaster
At Patersoii Jleiidlnir. : P.m,renn r. '
6. At Allenti.un -Allenli.un Vr,'rrv,'ii,
0. At H.irliurd Hni (foul 4- Vnu-nrk r.'
Clve the Children a Drink
called Ouln-0. It Is a delicious, nppotUlnR,
nourishing food drink to tako the placu of
ollco. bold by all grocers and likod by all
who have ubed it because when properly
prepared it tastes liko tho finest colic but is
free iroin all Its injurious properties. Draiu-
Oalds digoition and strengthens tho norvus.
It is not a stimulant but a health builder.
and children, as well as adults, can drink it
with great benefit. Costs about I as much aj
coffee. IS and 25c.
HiiiiiUiacged by .Masked ItobbeiH.
ficranton, Pn Aug. 24. I-'lve masked
men sandbagged, hound nnd gagged
Night Watchman ttronnan at the Dlok
son City brewery nt an early hour In
the morning and then blew open the
safe, They secured J800 In cash, somo
dlumnuds belonging to George Hof
nugle, manager of the company, and
other valuables to tho total value
of about S1.500, Watchman Ilrcn.
nan was not badly hurt. There
Is no duo to the men. That they
were u desperate lot Is evident. After
looting the sufu they found Hremiau
had regained consciousness and one
of the gang lilt hhu a blow on
the head with the butt of a revolver,
ugnln rendering blin unconscious.
Ilrennnu was found by Manager Iluf.
nngle, whose Is next to the browory,
und who was awakened by the harklnu
of his dog.
tjn TlioYciiiglfiT of Vytiilns.
Indianapolis, Aug. 21. The biennial
encumpment of the Knights of Pythias,
lu point rif attendance, Is successful bo
yond exportation. Cureful estimates
secured fiom I all road olllcials show
that since Huluiday 75,000 people have
been brought to the city. There are
not as many members of the uniform
lank as expected, but the members
of the subordinate lodges are here in
great numbers. In yntenlay's bit' pa
rude the numbur of men In line was es
timated at 18,000, gf whloh lO.fXH) weie
members of the uniform rank.
... . Hill.... - k"
GmgrJ&EF Hardest tilings in the house to clc
QaMSSy contr,ir thuigi to keep ck.in Most
fflfflgy when not cknned. Arc made clean am
I Mr easily iuth that enemy of oil and grc
"C0r,D DOST "
an. Most
uiit'kasaiit
1 kept clian
use and dirt'
Washing
Powder
economy.
cniiiuw.
lloitonr l'lilladclpbta.
uswfrruismd
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
Ah llelloeleil by 1 )n1 1 iitr-t in Philadel
phia ami liiiltlmoi-c.
1'IiI1:1p1IiI:i. Auk. -Flour weak;
winter Miperllne. $2.1fr,i2.ln, Pennsylvania
roller, clear. fcUWi n.riu. city mills, extra.
f2.T.fr3. Itye Hour quiet and unchanged
at 2.NI per barrel for choice Pennsylva
nia. Wheat slow; No. 2 led. spot and
month, 71 '.-7 71 lie.; do. September, C-V
KMirC. Corn quiet, but linn; No. 2 mixed,
Aiiffiist and September, 3lir:il'ic.; No. 2
yellow, for local trade, 37"4c O.its slow;
No. 2 white, clipped, new, 2tiT(29V4c.; do.
old, 3'J'i."2Uo. Hay steady; choice tim
othy, Jll.GO for large bales, licef steady;
beef hams. J221i22.."0. Poik dull; family,
12.r.'K13. I.ard steady; western steamed,
.37!l. Hutter steady; western creamery,
llU'19e.; do. factory, lieTllc.; KIbIiis. ISc.;
Imitation creamery. 13'ilCu. ; New Yorlt
dairy, 13'il7c; do. creamery, H'4fil8Vjc.:
fancy Pennsylvania prints Jobbing at 20Q
"Sc.; do. wholesale. 19c. Cheese dull; laigu
white, 7c: small do.. Sc.; light skims,
GU'lCVic; jiart do., nV4i"-4c; full do., 2tf
2'iiC. l"ggs stonily; New Yoik and Penn
sylvania, lr.'ilu'jc. ; western, fresh. 15c,
Potatoes steady; Jerseys. Jl.'rdl.SiVi;
Long Island, $1.7W2; sweets, yellow, $3f"
3.2". Tallow dull; city. 3"i,c.; country, 3',j
03'lic. Cabbage steady. Long Island, $2"i3.
Ilaltlinoie, Aug. 23. Flour dull und un
changed. Wheat llrm: spot. "2'Mi 72'ic. ;
month. 7P,ifi71"tc. ; September, G!)j "9',ic. ,
December. I'.7U,C.; steamer No. 2 red, 080
CSUc; soUthciu wheat, by sample, Cliff
T3'e.; do. on grade, "Ti73c. Corn dull;
spot. aiUJiSllic: month. MM,fi3i; Septem
ber, .'llfiSHie. ; stenmcr mixed. 3.l"4ifi33V.c.;
southciu, white, sr.'fiSOc. ; do. yellow, oU'T'
SCVic Oats r aslei ; No. 2 white, west
ern. 2Wi2V.c. . No. 2 mixed, 25Hc. P.y.3
steady; No. 2 nearby. W'tc.: No. 2 west
ern, ts'.c. May quiet; No. 1 timothy, "11
'(12. Lettuce, 7c. per bushel box.
Livestock Mlil-ketH.
New York. Aug. 23. Hooves steady; live
cnttle, 9?4fi 1034c; refrigerator beef. 7,ic
pur lb. C. Ives steady: veals, $5Tj.7.73; but
termilks, lfi4.2.". Sheep steady; lambs
llrm; good stock 15c. higher; 12 cui. un
sold: sheep, $!.2."i1i I.W; lambs, common to
choice, $1.507(i.35. Hogs nominally steady
at tl.20Sil.50.
Knst Liberty, Pa.. Aug. 23. Cattle
steady; extra. J.".30'(i3.50; prime, $5,301(5.50;
common, S3.Ml4r4.la. Hogs a shade lower;
prime mediums. Sl.u34r4.10; best Yorkers,
Sl.lSfil.SO; common to fair Yorkers. 4ff
4.10; grassnrs, $2.S0fi2.!l3; heavy. $1.05fT4.15,
pigs, $3.50T(4; roughs. $2.50f3.73. Sheep
lower: choice, SI.50ir4.UC; common, J3.2.7il
3.75; choice spring lambs, S5.T5-n'C; com
mon to good, $15.50; veal calves, S7Q7.50.
For Constipation take Karl's Clover Itoot
Tea, tho great Wood Purifier. Cures Head
ache, Nervousness, Eruptions on tho Face,
and makes tho head clear as a bell. Sold by
1. D. Kirlin and a guarantee.
'I'o l-r-eil .sini-vimr t-ilrmiiH.
Washington, Aug. 24. The war de
partment Is considering plnns for feed
ing the people In Cuba who may bo
found In n starving condition when the
Spnulsh evacuate. It Is believed that
thousands must be destitute. The poor
people known nt tho beginning of the
war as reeonrentradoes may have per
ished, but the pnclllcos and others who
were not a part of the Spanish army
are believed by olllcials here to be In a
precaiious condition. The distribution
will be under the direction of army
nillcers.
When you call lor HaWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve the gieat pile cmo, don't accept any
thing else. Don't bo talked into adopting a
htibstituto, for piles, for .sores, fur minis, C.
II. Ilugeubucli.
ienm-nl .liiiMloMo-' spaiiisiisi7M(i,n-,
Madiid. Aug. 24. Honor Kugustu says
that (icnentl Jaudenes being a piison
er, Ceneral Itlos becomes governor gen
eral of tho Philippines. At the llslng
of the council, Lieutenant General Cor
rea, the war minister, declared that
the government was still without of
ficial news of the surrender of Ma
nila, although several telegrams had
been sent to General Jaudenes for de
tails. A stubborn cough or tickling in tlio throat
yields to One Minute Cough Cure. Harmless
in effect, touches the right spot, reliable and
just what is wanted. It ni ls at once. C. 11.
Hagonbiicli.
yiiiegeri mi I'lilsoiii-r- AiTO-ted.
Harrfsburg. Aug. 23. Albert Smith,
foioreu. ngeu 4U yen is, who Is alleged
to have murdered ills wife In this city
last December and shipped the body to
Staunton, Vu., was ariestud yester
day by the Ilnrrlsburg police. Smith
was Informed upon by a woman with
whom ho had been keeping company
since his wife's death. Sho ullages that
she saw Smith give his wife medicine
jn which he bad Introduced poison.
The alleged murderer denies hor story,
and decluu-s lie gave ils wife nothing
but what her physician prescribed.
.Wore TrrmpM Por Hawaii,
San Francisco, Aug. 21. It Is now
understood thnt unless orders to the
pontrnry .are received, from Washing
ton the transports City of Sydney,
Scandla and Australia will sail somo
time Saturday for Honolulu. The Cty
of Sydney and the Australia wll parry
the Seventh California regiment ti
Honolulu, and on Monday, If nothing
unforeseen happens, tio City of Pokln
will depnrt with ),200 moie men, as
yet unnamed, although t s supposed
that tho Tueiitlelh Kansas will lo
given the nppoitunlty. The J, 200 mer
to go on the r-eandln are composed of
the Third battalion of ie Twenty
third New Yoik Infantry, tho Second
Oregon vohinteeis nnd 100 of t()o Fist
New York.
General Aiiuur-tl'H Arm Ilrnlion,
Ix.ndoi), Aug. 21; The Singapore cor.
respondent of the Dally Mall telegraphs
that Gennral Augustl lind his aim brok.
en whllo on his way from Ilug Kong
to Singapore dining the pi ogress of a
typhoon. General Augustl will pro.
ceed to Spain in a German mall boat,
To lli-lug llomn ( aptincl minim,
Washington. Aug. 24. The secretary
of war has stnt u toiKrum to Geimral
Shatter, at Santiago, approving his re
quest to be allowed to hrlng home the
(million captured fiom the Spanish
"riny nt and nesr Santiago by the
forces under hs cominund.
MOOD'S PILLS cure Liver nu,
illltoiisncss, Indlgestlo.ij Headache,
4 Dh-aH-ut. laxutlve. All DruuL'Ist-
mi
w-1 un.i..-j n j . t
THE ACXIUARY NAVY.
VessolH to llrt Appralwed mid Theti
OllV-reil Pop Halo.
Washlngloli, Aug. 21. The disposal of
the large licet of auxiliary naval craft,
about 100 In nil, Including a numb-i i i
large ocean going mercluintiiu n i i
have been Improvised Into cruNers w
Ihrs, etc.. will be taken up at the i.iv
department today by a -pedal boaid oi
naval ollu .-is, consisting of Captain
Clark, of the battleship oreRon; Cap
laln lllgglns, or the battleship Mas a
chusdts. Captain Chadwlck, of the
cruiser New Yoik; Chief Knglheer An
tirade, who Inspected the ships at San
tiago, and Naval Constructor Taw
resey, who was a member of tho aux
iliary board at Now York which origi
nally recommended the purchase of
these vessels. Cnptaln Clark, being on
leave, may be repiesented by another
officer.
Tho fleet Includes 33 cruisers and
large yachts, four of tho cruisers be
ing the transformed Mnrcnn liners.
I each of 7.C00 tons, now known as the
Prairie, Dixie, Yosemlte nnd Yankee;
10 colliers of from 1,000 to 0,000 tons
each; 7 supply ships, ambulance ships,
distilling ships and repnlr ships, the
largest being the Celtic, 8,750 tons; 11
steamers for vailous uses, nnd 7 tugs,
the largest being the Iioquols, 700 tons,
and the smallest the Sioux, 153 tons.
This licet cost many million dollars.
The yachts average In cost about J"0i
000, and the tugs $75,000, whllo big liners
transformed into cruisers and colliers
cost several hundred thousand dollars
each.
Those to be sold will be appraised,
and the navy department will then nd
vertlso for bids for the ships not
wanted. There will be no auction. Dlds
will "lie received at the navy depart
ment, the sales being made to the
highest responsible blddeis nt not less
than the appialsed pi Ice.
Theie Is some cuiloslty as to tho
amounts which will be offered for those
vessels. When they weie bought, the
urgent needs of the government com
pelled the payment of juices which. In
some cases, were regarded as "fancy."
Doubts are expiessed in naval circles
whether these same "fancy" prices will
prevail when the offers to the govern
ment are made, tho Impression being
that some of the contractors will make
good profits at both ends, selling high
nnd buying low. Tho naval bonid will
see, however, that the government Is
protected against serious loss.
You Invite disappointment when yon ex
periment. DuW'ltt'a Little Karly Klsors aio
pleasant, easy, thorough littlo pills. They
cure constipation and sick headache just as
sure as you take thcin. P. II. llagenbuch.
Another Tripartite Alliance.
London, Aug. 21. The Madrid cor
respondent of The Times 'says: One
paper here declares boldly, on tho au
thority of an anonymous French dip
lomatist, that, owing to M. Hanotaux's
exertions, a treaty of alliance has been
signed between Spain, France and Rus
sia, with the object of counteracting
the Anglo-German Influence In Mo
loeco. Other papers mention the mat
ter, but without affirming that the
treaty has been actually signed.
Truth wears well. People have learned
that DeWiU's Little K-irly Illsers are reliable
littlo pills for regulating tho bowels, curing
constipation and sick headache. They don't
gripo. C. II. Ilag-'ubiich.
Moi-o Mildlet-.s Iloiiiewai'd Hound.
Washington, Aug. 24. The following
dispatch fioin General Rhnfter was re
ceived by the war department last
night from Santiago de Cuba: Trans
port Mlnnewnskn, with .Second cav
alry mounted squadron and 230 men
of the First District of Columbia, two
companies. 9(i men; Thirty-third Mich
igan, bntlnllon of engineers balloon de
tachment, and 35 horses belonging to
light battel les sailed today. The
Specialist, with four officers, 110 men
and hot ses belonging to light batter
les will sail soori,"
Statu or Ohio, City of Toi.rno, i
i ..... rr-f
Fuaxk .1. (MmxKV makes oatli that he Is tho
senior partner or ino nrin oi i-, j. cursr.v v i;o.(
doing hlislness In tlie City of Toledo, County
anil Btulu iimrcftalil, nnu that said llrm will pav
tlie sum of ON-l:HU.N'1l(KI)lH)I.L.UtH for each
iiiki every case oi u.uarrn max cnnnoi uo cureu
I... .1 ..f IT .. .... f.in,. .....
.1 A. W.OI.ISASON,
;at.
I X- t . ...
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and -ts
directly on the blood and mncoim surfaces )f
li... njuicin. r-eii-t jt.r . et,u ..!ii?
F. J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo. 0.
hout oy jrruggisis. 7-c,
Have ilur Llto For Hep llaho.
Pittsburg, Aug. 24. Mrs. John Stev
enson, of Glenn Station, nenr rv,,.
negie, Pn was burned to a crisp last
...m.i. ... nir iinewpi in savo per imby
from her burning home, Mrs. Steven
son poured oil on the kindling wood,
while pioparlng supper, nnd was in
stantly in flames. Her husband drag
ged hor from the building, but she
rushed back for the lmhv n,i
burned to death. Mr. Stevenson was
also badly burned. Tho ljaby ha been
saved by tho si'anrlfnthtir before Mrs.
Stevenson made her rush into the
building. ,
Crippled by
Rheumatism.
Those who havo HhcumntiRm find
themselves growing steadily worse ull
tho while. One reason of this is that
tho remedies, prescribed by t)io doctors
contain mercury and potash, which ul
timately intensify tjho disease hy pans.
Jng tho Joints to swell and stiffen,
producing a severe, aching of tho bones.
B. S. S. has boon curing Rheumatism
for twenty yeurs even tho worst cases
which seemed almost incurable
Cnnt. O. K. Hughes. he popular railroad
iw.,.......w, , u-'ih .wa, "..' '"in uii experi
ence with Itliciunattxui ffldob convinced htm
cure for that painful dU:
rase. He suys : "1 was a
great snfterer from iuus
culur KhcutnathM lor
two yrurs. 1 could got
no permanent relief
from any medicine, pre
sari laid by my physician,
lino r ,.,- Q Cl U .i.Jr
How 1 am as well' as I
ever was lnmyllfo. larniS;
nun. lltui vimr int'tucinu
fined me, and I won)1
,v. w.i.i..vii., lb iu liny iin -
cnnVrlmr (mm nnuV illanflB. .!
Kveryhody knows lliut Iihoumntlsin
Is a diseased sttlto of the hlood, and
only a hlood remedy is tho only proper
treatment, hut a j-emedy containing
potash anil mercury only uggruvuteu
tho trouble,
bolng Purely Vegetable, goes direct to
tho very emiso of the dlseat.0 und a per
inuiieiit cure always results. It In Iho
only hlood remedy guaranteed to con
tain no potash, morcury or other dan
gerous minerals.
Hooks mailed freo hy Swift Specific
Company, Atluntu, Georgia.
NJiUVOIW DEl'JtESslON.
A TALK WITH MRS. rtUKIIAM.
A woman with the blues Is n very tin
loniforlahlo pur&oti. She Is Illogical,
unhappy and frequently hysterical.
The condition of tho mind known as
"tho blues," nearly always, w Ith wo
men, results from diseased orguns of
generation.
It is a source of wonder that In this
age of advanced medlcul science, tiny
person should still helievo that mere
force of will and determination will
overcome depressed spirits and nerv
ousness In women. These troubles uro
Indications of disease.
livery woman who doesn't under
stand her condition should write to
Lynn, Mass., to Mrs, Plnkhum for her
ndvice. Her advice is thorough com
mon sense, and Is the counsel of a
learned woman of great experience.
Head the story of Mrs. F. S. HiiNNin r,
Westphalia, Kansas, as told In the fol
lowing letter:
"Dkah Mils. I'l.wcitAM! I have suf
fered for over two years with falling,
enlargement nnd ulceration of tlie
womb, nnd this spring, being In such
a weakened condition, caused mo to
How for nearly six months. Nome tlmo
ngo, urged hy friends, I wrote to you
for advice. After using the treatment
which you advised for a short time,
that terrible How stopped.
"I am now gaining strength nnd
flesh, nnd have better health than I
have hud for tho past ten years. I
Ish to say to all distressed, suffer
ing women, do not suffer longer, when
there is ono to kind and willing to
uid you."
Lydia K, Tlnkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a woman's remedy for wo
man's ills. More than a million wo
men have, been bcnuilted by it.
LAST OF THE SEASON.
I.ou-ICiile Ten-Day Hxcursloii to Atlantic
City, Ac., lYtii.Hyhanla Railroad.
September 1 Is the date of the last low-rato
ten-day excursion from Krle, Troy, Hello-
fotitc, WHIimnsport, Mocanaipia, Sinibiiry,
-Shenandoah, Dauphin, and principal inter
meiiiatu stations (Including stations on
branch roads), fo Atlantic City, Cape May,
Ocean City, Sea Islo Cily, Avalon, Anglesea,
Wlldwoocl, or Holly lleach, via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Kxcnrslon ticket'", good to return by reg
ular trains williln ten days, will be fold at
rate of fin.no from Krie, fr.00 from Will
iamoport, and proportionately low rates from
other points. Tickets to Atlantic City will
alfo bo sold via tho Delaware I'ivcr Bridge
lioute, the ou'y all-rail line, at ten cents
more than the rate via Market street wharf,
Philadelphia.
For information in regard to rates and
tlmo uf trains consult baud hills, or apply
to agents, or 12. S. Harrar, Division Ticket
Agent, Wllliamspnit, Pa,
Interested People.
Advertising a patent medicine in the pe
culiar way in which the proprietor of Kemp's
llalsam for Coughs and Colds docs it, is in
deed wonderful. lie authorizes all druggists
lo give lo those who call for it, a sample
bottle free, that they may try it before pur
chasing. The laigc bottles aie 25 and Coc.
We certainly would advise a trial. It may
have you from consumption.
TO BIRMINGHAM AND MEMPHIS.
ITNSUIII'ASSKK SKHVICK OITKllKIl I1Y TIIK
BOUTIIKnN RAILWAY.
Leaving llroad Street str.tioii.I'hlladelphla,
at 11:55 p. m. dally, tlio "Southwestern
Limited," carrying a dining car and the
Must luxurious Pullman drawing room Bleep
ing cars, roaches Ilirmlnglian tho following
night at 1(1:10 and ariives at Memphis tlio
next mnrningat 7:10. Through sleeping cars
for Ashovillo, Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tamp 1, Atlanta, Mobile and New Orleans aro
also attached to this train Pullman reser
vations can bo mado in advance and all in
formation obtained by communicating with
John M. heal, District Passenger Agent, 82
Clicnliint street, Philadelphia.
to ci.im.nsi; Till-; SVSTIIJI
nnertually yet gently, when costive or bil
ious, to permanently overcome habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity, without initating
or weakening them, to dispel headaches,
colds, or fevers, uso Syrup of Figs, made hy
tlio California Fig Syrup Co,
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT OF 0. A. R.
KM!Ci:n KATES TO CINCINNATI, 0 VIA
PENNSYLVANIA IIAII.I10AI1.
For tho thirty-second National Encamp-
moiitof (1. A- If-, to bo held at Cincinnati.
0 September S to 10, Igptj, the Pciiusylv.mla
Itallroad Company will soil excursion tirkots
at rato of single faro for tho round tilp.
1 hose tickets will lio sold on September 3,
I, ami fi, and will lie &ood to leave Cincinnati
returning not earlier thin September fl nor
later than September 13, except that by de
positing tcke( with Joint Aijcnt nt Cincinnati
on September S, U, 7. 8, or 0, nnd on payment
of twenty-five cents, return limit may bo ex
tended so that passengers may remain at
Cincinnati until Oclol.crU1.
"I had a miming, Itching soro on my leg
SilU'cied tnrtliios. Do.in'a (lliiluunit look
away tbp burning nnd itching Instantly and
quickly eH'cctod permanent cine." C. W,
Leuliarl, Howling (ircon, (),
a nr. von (ioimi hoiitii?
TIIK BOIITIIHllN RAILWAY liUAClleS ALL
I'KOMINKNT 1'OINTS.
Don't start South without consulting John
M, lleall, District pipujeu-.-cr Agoiit, Uoiitliern
null way, 3S Clpistniit street, Philadelphia
If you cannot call in person, write lo him.
DoWltt's Witch Hand Salve lias tho largest
salo of any salvo iu tho world. This bu t
and its hum it has led dishonest people to nt.
tempt locriiinlerfi lt It. hook out for tlie
limn whoatli-iiipls bidi'colvii you wlii-n yon
rail lor )cVilts Wil-t iWn Salvo Ihe
Eiiutpllociirii. 0, II. Ifageuhni-li.
. liny Keystone flour, lie snip that tlio name
Lkshio & IIabh. Ashlauil, Pa., la printed on
nvory sank.
Hillions of Dollars
flo up In smoke ovrrv voar
1 ft. . nuu
lisks but get your houses, Block, fu
nltllrA nL. i.uiir.t.1 I.. iirai...lufa--
jiabln companion as represented by
DAVID FAUST, suHracc, A.fe'J
A Inn Uf n(IArt(iinlAl (Wr"'
A Hundsomo Comnloxlnn
Ann r9 tin) irrondtLt finrma ta urnmnti nan
possess, I'ozzoN.'a CourtuxiOH I'owuuu
THE INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION,
L'Iih Ontliei-lntt nt .Johnstown Will Ho
11 Most Notable O110.
Johnstown, Va Aug. 21. The Indus
trial convention to be held In this city
In October next Is already assuming
large proportions, though the details
nf tho same tiro not yet sent out to
all the various Interests that aro em
braced In the call. N. P, Thompson,
sccretury of the Johnstown board of
trade, under whose auspices the con
vention Is to bo held, bus received u
letter from Senator Penrose, who Is
n member of the national Industrial
commission, to the effect i us soon
ns the commission Is comi d, which
Is expected to be during tlie eaily part
of September, he will do what he can
to obtain their attendance on this con
vention. Colonel A. K. McCluie, of the
Philadelphia Times, has agieed to be
ptesent und deliver the principal nd
dioss. All employers of labor and all labor
unions will be nsked to present their
views, respectively, legardlng the right
relation between labor and capital,
whllo the piess and representatives of
commercial bodies will be asked to
consider these relations, together with
business conditions and other Industrial
problems, All this data will be ten
dcicd the national Industrial commis
sion for their uso In the Investigation
of the matters thnt called for their ap
pointment. It is further contemplated to Invite
all tho candidates now In the field for
governor to attend this convention,
with the view that the leaders of all
political pintles may be brought to the
fullest possible understanding of the
Industrial and commercial Interests of
the state.
Everything Indicates that the con
vention will be a most notable one, and
of groat practical value at this time to
the entire country.
Admiral Schley's Illness 2sot Sci-loilK.
Washington, Aug. 24. The navy de
partment received a dispatch yester
day from Hear Admiral Schley's wife,
saying that In her opinion his Illness
was not serious, nnd that he probably
would be around In a few days. With
this reassurance there Is felt to be no
occasslon for substituting another
name for that of the Hear Admiral on
the Porto Hlcnn mllltnry commission
unless his Illness should become more
grave.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tho best salvo in the world for cuts,
111 II tiM riImib lilenra nnll rlmnm In... ...
totter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, ami
all skin eruptions, and posltlToly cures piles,
or do pay required. It Is guaranteed to givo
perfect satisfaction or nionv refunded. Prim
85 conts por box. For salo by A. Waslor.
SUMMHK OUl'IMis.
I'KllWNALLY-CONDUCTED TOUI! VIA PENN
SYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Tho Pennsylvania Italhoad Company an
nounces the following personally-conducted
tours for the summer and early autumn of
1893 :
To Vellowstono Park and the Trans
Mississippi F.xposition on a special train of
Pullman sleeping, lompailiiicnt, observation,
and dining cars, allowing eight days in
"Wonderland" and two days at Omaha. Sep
tember 1. Kale, from New Yolk. Phil
adelphia, Baltimore, and Washington; (Jijao
irom Pittsburg.
To Klagam Falls, excursion tickets good to
return within, ten days will bo mid on July
SI, August 1 and 18, September I, 1.1 nnd au.
at rato of $10 from Philadelphia, Italliinore,
and Washington. Thcso tickets Include
transportation only, and will permit of stop
over within limit at llulf.do, liochester, and
watkins on tho return trip.
Two ten-day tours to Gettysburg, I.tuay
Caverns, Natural Bridge, Virginia Hot
Springs, Iticlinioud, and Washington, Sep.
tombcr 28 and October 10, Kate, 05 from
Now York, ?03 from Philadelphia. Pro
portionate rates from other points.
For itineraries and further Information ap
ply to ticket agents, or address Geo. W.
Uoyd, Assistant Geueral Passenger Agent,
Philadelphia.
r
Tho Rosy FrosHnoss
la velvety soilness of tfifflidn la It
.
riably obtained by tbofo who uso 1ozzonTh
llAmnlnTinn InnrrlBa
1 '
Philadelphia &
Reading Railway
Engines Hum Hard Coal No Smoke
IN KKFEOT JUIA- 1st. PW3
Trains leave Shenandoah us follows ;
For U-efldlriL' and I'liilndelndlR. w.lr .tau
9 m OKI .. ... It, It a in I am. .' .
I uu vui ntiu,, Unl(UIV ItflU UU 1 1, lit
for rotuvuie, weeic days, 7U0, yai a. lu.
12 27,8 I0,GO7HidT25p. m.
For T.mn.fun and Mahauoy City, week dayn
7 30. 0 51 a. m.. 12 27. 10 nnd ft 07 ... m
For Wlltlameport, Hunl.ury and Luwlsbiir,
ij f tt D. II)
ou a. Ul., HOT, 8 10,0 07, 7 23 mu J 65 p. ,
Kor llAltlmnrn. Wn-hlnvlnt. a,l tl,a ur.u..
t. 1' """"pb trains le"i Ucat'lni;
-.i .. .l .I.."uc.l''un. ir. u. u K.1 al h-aj,
7 55. II 2a a. m.. a 10 1.1.11 7-7 ,. .
3 20.7 00,1120 a. in. 3 l l,.j fSm." AUU:
tlonal trains from Twfci,ty-onrlli and Ul vat
rut streets station, week days, lu 80 a. iu. i'i -JO.
- ...,, m, dHimii yn, j , a a p, m,
THMflS VOW HUiCNANDOAH.
Ive New York via Philadelphia, week
days, 1J 111, 4 30, 8 00, 11 80 a. ui and i 15, 1 uo
9 00 p.m.
Iave New Vorlt via Maucb Clmiilc, week
days, i 80, 9 10 A. hi., 1 UO p. iu.
Leave l'hiladelnlila. IladliiD- Ta.rt..i..ut .--..I,
daya,S.rf8a, 10 21 a. in. and I J. 4 (-a p. U).
i2Tirri7,oo';..m: UB ,VJ-,UUB' " "
U-avel'ottsvlllo, weflfdays, 7 10, 7 in . ,,,
iT6fi.,9Tu;.w,J,!Vuayu'l'8(1' USi
lve Mahanoy City, week days. 9 0,1 11
a. m.. X id, 11 13,8 21, 7 41 p.ui '
,Jnvf. 'l'"iioy Plane, weuk daya, 680.
1 ia,i '"" -u' l-M.piu.
l.-avi-1 Wllllain.porl, week ilaya, 7 42. lul) a
Dl 12 Ul and 4 00 ii. in,
ATLANTIC CITY H1V1H10N.
lvel'illrtiljilnhlB(:liiitiiiitrcel warf and
Hoiitli atri-i-t wlnirf lor Atlantic- t'lly.
n-kday-'.ijre. H UJ, 9 00, 10 11 a. m ( I SO
V?!.',ri'tev"".",'1i J.W,4U lUUinlliiitolralul,
.4 ) (,",',l"!."u ttalu 4 at), SOU fill milium
train, 5 )(). 71)0 p. m.' Awoutinutlatlon, 015
a. in., & 00, fl HQ p. m 11.00 exeiiralnu lialii 700
fun- Hmiunya Kiprvss, 7 so, boo, too, voo,
1000 u 111,4411)111. AccomuiiHliitloii, aiSatu,
4 45 p. m. 11.00 oieurxlon train, 7 n in.
Heturiilng leave AtUutlo Oily ilepol, cornt-r
Atlantic and Arkansas avenui-rf.
WeekJaya Hipri'us. t41 Moiidaya only)
T CO, 7 15 H1 uilnuto train, H-jo IM niluuto
trallil, 9 00, IQ15, HOOa in,, a Ho, 4 U0. A no, 700,
U!U p. in. Accommodation, 4 21, 7o0 n, w.
401 p. in, tl.00 excursion lralu((roiii.1IUdwli.l
live, only) 0(0 p. in. Hundy Ksprcsa, aau,
4 00, 0 00, 0 00, 000. 7 00,7 M. H 00, 0 U0 p. 111! A.
coiiimnilatlon, 719 a. iu., 1101 p, m. tl Ul
eneursloii truin (fiom foot ul Muwlwlpid nve,
(inly), U 10 p in,
1'or Capo May and ,Hoa I)o t'lly, 8 41 a, in,
2 30, 4 4.1 pin. Additional for Capo May 4 In
p. in. Humluys-(tl.o0js'Mraliiii7O0) ulaiiiii,
Kor Ocean City. H 80, 8 4.1 u 111, 2W, 4 11 inn.
(il.00 i-xcurshiii Tliurwlay only) 7 Oil u III, hu
day, H 13, 9 15 u 111.
Parlor (lara 011 all eipruM tiahm.
Kor further luloriuatluii, apply t luiniml
Philadelphia and Heading fUllway Hob it aann
oraddreas
I, A, HwitlUAim, Khmik J, Wnsss.
(Ii-u'l Hunt., lli-n'l Vm'i Aul ,
Iteadbilt ('armlnal, Pkllaildplda,
At Four Score,
Dr. Miles' Ncrvlno Restores Health.
I
NCLE EZHICIEL ODEAR, assessor and
tax collector, Ilovorly, Mass., who has
passed tho 80th llfo alio stono, says:
"Dr. Miles' rtestorattvo Ncrvlno lias dono a
groat deal of good. I sufferod f oryears from
sleoplossncss and norvous heart trouble
Would feci vfcary and used up In tho morn
ing, had no ambition and lay work scemod a
burden. A friend recommended Dr. Miles'
Nervine, nnd I purchased a bottlo under
protest as I had tried so many remedies un
successfully, I thought it no uso. Hut It
gave mo restful sloop, a good appotito and
restored mo to energetic lioallh. It Is a
grand good lnodlctno. and Inlllgladly wrlto
anyone- Inquiring, full particulars of my sat
isfactory experience I
Dr. Miles' Ilemodics t
aro sold by all drug
K-jtw ur.
:h.V nmr 1
gists under a positive j
guarantee, first bottlo j
iiriiioa
-tvei vine
benefits or money ro-
Bestoros .
funded. Hook on dfs-
, maun sg
nerves free. Ad.ltcs tilAS
DU. IUI.V.6 MHUIOALCO., Elkhart, lud.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
M. UUItKK,
AnOKNCY-AT-LAW.
Onion Kgaii Imlldlng, corner ol Main au
CcntiH Htri-t-Ih, Hht-immtonli.
J H. I'OMKUOY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Btienaudoah, Pa,
pitOP. JOHN JONIW,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Ick Box 66, Mahauoy City, Va,
ir ..... ....
biuuivu unuer some or ibe best
ruaotera In Loudon aud Paris, will (rive lessons
011 tho violin, iniindolln, guitar and vocal cnlliire.
Terms reasonable. AUUress lu care ol Slrouso.
.u4una,o, nutj.inuui.nu.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
HOHUYKII.r. DIVIWON.
JUI.V I, 1898.
Train will leave Mlirnandouii nfler in n
uaiBior WigKan, lillburluu, Ifraoaniio, !...
Waler, Ht. Olalr, I'ollavlllu. llainbuiK. lleautT .
I otuiuwn, HUuiilx-vllle. nurnaiuwu .a VtlZ
aelpbla lilr.l street station) at eus auu a 15
a. ui., 2 02, II l p. ui. ou week uay. Muudaya,
El 15 a. iu., 4 25 p. m.
Trains lejive Krackvlllo for Sbenaudoali t
7 3U, 1140 a. lu. aud fi 40, 7 30 p. u,. Muiulay,
1-uvo Voltavlllo Xor Hbeiiaudoali (via Krack
vlllo, 7 10, 11 -M a. ru & 20, 7 10 p. ui. iinday
10 3.1 a. iu., 3 20 p. in.
J,eave I'lillaOeli.Mu. fllrou.1 Htrft ulutln..! 1,,.
rtbawauUoaii al & a. ui.. 1 iu u. m. .iuvm.
HuuUaya leave at e ao and 9 23 a, iu.
Ixsave llroad hlrtcl Uiallou, 1'lilladelpllla,
FOlt NKW YOltlC.
Exprens.week-daya, 8 20, 4 Oo, 4 50 6 0j,3 1S.6 30.
7BS,0 2u, 9 30, 10 21 (DllilUK Car), llUUu. lu.
-1,. ..V. . .... I
..ww.i, j .liui.cu 1 wu auu t i U. Lm.
Uiiiliig Curh 140, WJ (Utulug lar) 820,1100.
lOV.Oou.aootniiunitCurJ, 0 Ou, 7 02,7 30 (I1I11
lug Cur), luu, p. ui., 12 01. uurbt. Munui.
J2C, 400, 4 60, bOj, 3 13 b 20, Voo, 10 21, (UlulUK
w it u., ivj iiuiiik mut) i au
(Ullilug Car), i 00 ll,lul!ted 1 !llLriiilm- Our In
0 20,6 00, lUllllng Jr) 080, 7 02, DO, llllnluAli
J'.i-rua lor Jluatou wtlUout cUuiiku, 11 00 a m,r
wrek-Uaya, auU 7 50 p. m., dully.
tataklll exprt-as, U'arlor Car), 8 20 11 111 week
duya.
WASHINGTON AND THK SOUTH.
Kor Haltlinoro aud Waahlnglou, 3 SO, 7 20, 8 32,
JU2U, II 2J, a. ui., hid, 1ZJ1 ililulliK Oar;, 112
LUIlllUK Oar), II 12, 4 41. loaa Cui.are
alonul l.luilled, luulug OarJ, 6 1, 63.'. lIJlu
lug OurJ, 7 31 (lliulug Car) p. 111., and uui
light week day. Sunduya, j ou, 7 20, 9 12, 11 23,
a. 111., 12 uv, 112, llilillig Car) 4 41, 142U Oou
greaaiuual Miutted, lllinng OurJ, boa (DlnluK
o'arj, 7ai lUuiliiKOurJ p. iu.uuu 12 03 malil.
Vor llaltliuure, ui-eoiuinoxlatluu, 9 12 u ui, 2 Oi
and 4 01 p ui week days, Sua and If 10 p 111 daily,
KOU ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave IJroad street statlou via Delutrure rlvei
bridge lixprea., 3 00, 9 40 loo minutes) a 111.
1 38 lS2iiiluiiteJ, 4 00 Iho minutes), 7 00 u. m.
hiinnus,.'iO0, V l0 uilmiti-aj, u 111, 2 38 In2
iniiiiiu-sj,7U-ipiii.
I.i-uve Alarkei Street WurlKxpress, ,100, sail,
; 00 1(3 minutes), n ui. (luu atunliiy ony 2 ou
i..mi,uW iiiuiiiuieai.uao luu liiiiiuteal.
-100 t03 lllllllltes), 4 3U 173 lllillllteaj, j uu ui
niliiuusj,5 30 )fo llilnutea) p In. BUliuuys, 3ii,
,'.'.-ti.uu ,1'5 '"'uuu-sj, B30, 9 00 I7aiillliuua,
J M l0 iiduiitem a in, ni,a aj 175 minuted) m.
81.00 excursion irulu. luni'm hkIIv.
l-'or OupoiUuy, Aiiglm,a, Wliuwood and Hull
Ueaeh-bmireas, VOO am, 2 30, 4 05, 5 00 p m
weekdays. ui..l.. !.,... ', .'. 1.
launiaatufa,,, iixcurnloii, 7 oi u iu dally!
Hi... 1? . "!,,l-"Jri uwu.u ouy, Avalou and
J 00 P. lu. week dayi. Uunuays, 8 50 a. iu. Kii
vuraUm 7 co 111 dally, ,
nuuiera 1'oiui uxpreaa, a 00, 8 30, loojl
a. m. and 1:10 u. in. 'if.
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