7
Hit. Inh'i I n1 niiV. nMa,Wt" ,IHtammm4 Tm
INTENSE SUFFERING.
From Dyspepsia nnd Stomach
Trouble.
Instantly Relieved and rermnnently Cured
ny Btnart's Pyipepiila Tablets,
A Now Dlicovery, But Not a Patent
Medicine.
Dr. Uedivcll iclatcs an intcrtSiitig account
of what lie considers a remarkable cure of
acute stomach tiouble ami throttle dyspepsia
hy llip uo of the new dUrovcty, Sttiait's
I)ysicpsia Tablets1
Ho says: The patient was a limn who had
suflcrcd to my kliowlwlgeforye.il Willi dys
pepsin. Kvetythlng he ule seemed to sour
and create acid and gases in the Moniucli ; he
had pains like rheumatism in the hack,
shoulder blades and limbs, fullness and (lis.
tiess nfter catim;, poor npjivtlle nnd loss of
llesh i the heart becniue affected, causing pal
pitation and .sleeplessness at night.
I gave him poweiful nerve tonics and blood
remedies, but to no put pose. Ah an experi
ment I finally bought a fifty cent package of
Stunt t's Dyspepsia Tablets al a drug store and
gave litem to him. Almost immediate relief
was given and after he had useil four boxes
he was to all appearances fully cured.
There was no more acidity or sour watery
risings, no bloating after meals, the appeti c
was vigorous and he gained between lo and
12 pounds in weight of solid, healthy llesh.
Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
advertised and sold in drug stores yet I con
sider them a most valuable addition to any
physician's line of remedies, as they are per
fectly harmless and can be given to children
or invalids or in any condition of the stomach
with perfect safely, being luiiiiiless and con
taining nothing but vegetable-and fruit csscti
ces, pure pepsin and Golden Senl.
Without any question they are the safest,
most effective cure for indigestion, biliousness,
constipation nnd all derangements of the
stomach however slight or severe.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are made by the
Stuart Co. of Marshall, Mich., and sold by
druggists everywhere nt fifty cents per pack
age. Little book on stomach diseases mailed free,
addicss Sluait Co., Marshall, Mich.
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v Royal
Worcester
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ron BALE DY LEADING DEALER8.
7 You can blame
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YflipPpMfcage U Bl 1
mrr i- it good coffee to
Pfor Scells's. Jrink. ordinary
(A HtUa of thjs cofTce Is made de-
Vadmixture to licioin by adding
cheap coffee Stltt.taS. i,in
drlnk and savesexpense. I
Pilsner Beer.
. Needs no recommendation.
If V feiPut up in bottles for family
m ' use. and delivtired at vour
home.
Latier's Pilsner
Draught Beer
Is drank by the majority of
beer drinkers. They are jood
authority on which is best.
Christ. :hmidt,
Agent and Dottier,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH - PA.
1 UOth DUtllct,
D. M. GRAHAM,
Or Mauanov City.
Hilbject to KoiHitiltcAii rule.
pOIt DlKKOTOlt OK THIS 1'OOIt,
S. G. MIDDLET0N,
Ok (Iii.ukiitoh.
fliiliject to Republican rules.
JOU COUNT.Y CONTJtOI.l.KK,
CHARLES A. SNYDER,
OP POTTHVII.UC.
Hiibject to ItepubHcun ml oh.
JjMJIt COUNTY HUKVKYOII,
MARK D. BOWMAN,
Op Mauanov City.
Huojttt to Ueimlilltan rale".
poll ltHI'ltliHHNTATlVU.
DR. H. G. REITZEL,
Ok Mauanov City,
Subject to Uepiibllutn rule".
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iJit l. It. OICIU,
Ok fluENANnoAa,
ect to Hepubllcan rule.
IN MYFDUffi'LOSI!.
It Results in tho Wrook of Tkroo
Philadelphia Buildings.
PROBABLY A DOZEN KILLED.
After tliu Ilucovory ofl'our HiiiIIoh tlio
Senrcli Was 8iiioiitlcil Tompofiirlly.
Tlio DlMiistor Wns Outsell by nil Kx-
llloiloil oT OllMollllOi
l'hllndelplila, Sept. 12. ny the explo
Elon of 40 gallons of gasoline In the
cellnr of a grocery store at 1414 South
Btreet last night surely four and possi
bly a dozen more lives were lost. As
nn Immediate consequence of the ex
plosion the building where It occurred
and those adjoining It on cither side
collapsed. Kour bodies have thus far
been recovered from the ruins, and
three of these Identified, as follows:
Samuel Schattensteln, keeper of the
grocery store; his 19-year-old son, Ab
raham; a 10-months-old child named
Goldberg. The fourth body was that
of a girl about 10 years old.
How the explosion occurred Is yet'
unknown. Tho front of 1441 was Im
mediately blown out, and this was fol
lowed by the eollapse of that structure
nnd Nos. 1442, occupied by Mori Is Gold
berg's furniture store, nnd 144G, Louis
Sallonose's shoe store. The west wall
of 1110, occupied by I.. Wanger's cloth
ing store, wns also blown out. All the
buildings were of brick, three stories
In height.
In the confusion and excitement fol
lowing the disaster, It Is as yet Impos
sible to secure anything lllte an accu
rate census of the occupants, but It Is
generally stated that the upper floors
were crowded with families, huddled
together In tenement fashion. Coming
as It did at the supper hour. It Is feared
the loss of life wns heavy. The list of
Injured will be long. They were taken
to all the hospitals within a radius of
a mile.
After the recovery of tho four bodies
the authorities decided to postpone the
search for additional victims until to
day, thus obviating the dangers and
delays of working upon the mass of
debris and wreckage In the darkness.
The corpses of Schattensteln and his
son were picked up on the steps of
No. 1444. The unidentified 10-year-old
girl was fpund pinioned by a mass of
timbers In the rear' of the same build
ing, and the Goldberg child died while
being taken to a hospital.
The Injured nt the Howard hospital
Alexander Schattensteln, aged 0 years,
broken nose nnd laceration of scalp:
Alezander Schattensteln, aged C years,
lacerated scalp, condition serious:
Miry Healy, aged C5 years, fractured
leg; Annie Jlcl'hllomy; 4Q years, rvi
tuslon of ankle: Harry Rothermel, 12
years, lacerated scalp; Maggie Gold
berg, 32 years, lacerated scalp; Sarah
Goldberg, 14 years, lacerated scalp
and contused ankle..
At the Jefferson hospital are A. P.
Fish, 39 years, a fireman, lacerated
wound of scalp, nnd Tetta Goldberg, S
years, contusion of leg and hack and
lacerated wound of scalp.
Kstlmates of the number of missing
vary from six to IS.
The accepted theory of the accident Is
that Schattensteln wont Into the cellar
with a lighted lamp, which Ignited the
fumes of the gasoline. From the po
sition of hlB body and that of his son,
on the front steps, It Is thought they
were emerging from the house when
caught by the falling walls.
The collapse of the buildings occurred
within two minutes of the explosion,
and the occupants had little time or
chance to escape. Mrs. Goldberg
snatched up her 10-months-old child In
her arms and rushed for an exit, but
tho child was so badly Injured that It
died while being borne to a hospltnl.
Strangely enough, the mother escaped
with only trilling Injuries.
At 0:40 o'clock last night a sergeant
of police was talking to one of his men
on the opposite side of the street when,
without a moment'B warning,- there was
a terrific explosion, which, almost be
fore they could turn their heads, was
followed by a thunderous crash. Min
gled with this were the cries nf human
beings. Without loss of time one nf
tho policemen struck the Are alarm at
a box near by, while tho other rang for
ambulances. The engines and six of
the hospital wagons were there within
20 minutes, and a large foiee of po
licemen, also summoned to the scene,
had tho street roped off from corner to
corner.
The work of rescue was begun forth
with, but was temporarily abandoned
later when twilight nnd deepened Into
night. All of the dead and Injured were
In the buildings nt tho time of the dis
aster, and, as the walls collapsed nl
most of a perpendicular direction, no
passersby were Injured by flying de
bris. The force of the explosion wns so
great, however, that all the windows
In the houses neross the street were
broken by the concussion.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
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bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevor sores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cares piles,
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perfect Satisfaction or mony refunded. 1'rieo
85 cents por box. For salo hy A. Waaler,
Awful Typhoon lit .Jnpiin,
Yokohama, Sept. 12. The central
provinces of Japan have been swept
by a terrible typhoon, which has caused
hoaiy floods, doing Immense damage
and destroying hundreds of lives.
The Population of Shenandoah
Is about eighteen thousand, and we would
say at least one-hnlf aro troubled with some
affection of the Throat and Lungs, as those
complaints are, accoiding to statistics, more
numerous than others. We would advise all
not to neglect the dppoi lunity to call on their
druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's Balsam
for the throat and Lungs. Price 3$ and 50c.
Trial size free. Sold by nil druggists
Itnivo llolouH Unwind,
Washington, Sept. 12. Among the
naval orders Saturduy were the fol
lowing promotions; Cnptuln Ulggln
son, of the Massachusetts, to be com
modore from Aug, 10; Assistant Naval
Constructor Itlehmond P. Hubson, to be
full naval constructor to. date from
June 23, the delay In making the last
promotion being caused hy the Impos
sibility of having an earlier examina
tion. Give the Children a Drink
called druin-O, It la a delicious, appetizing,
nourishing food drink to take tlio placo of
colleu. Sold by nil grocers and liked by alt
who have used it boeauso when properly
prepared it tastoa like tho finest eolfe but la
free from all Its lujurloua properties. Uram
O aids digestion ami strengthens the nerves.
It is not a stimulant but a health builder,
aud children, aa well aa adults, ran drink it
with groat benoflt. Costs about 1 aa much aj
cotlee, IS and 2ftc.
Buy Koystono dour. He suro that tlio name.
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every sack,
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GBR OTISJUI'IMATUM.
Insurgents Must Withdraw From
tho Suburbs of Manila.
INSURGENTS' ABSURD DEMANDS.
Tliolr SuueoHHen Slneo Ainoi lenim SI
Ifiienil tint .Spnlil4&N lluvii I.cd tlio
l iillouolH or AKillniildo tn llull.ivo
'i'ltnt Tlioy Are tlm ComiiKiriirM,
Lnndnn, Sept. 12. The Mnnlln corre
spondent of The Times telcRtnphs ns
folloWB:
Tho InauiRont conquest of tho Island
of Luzon Is rapidly approaching com
pletion. Recent authentic reports an
nounce tho capture of successive Span
ish positions, nnd nt present the lehels
control cverv foot of the Islund ex
cept Manila, Cnvlte nnd n small por
tion of the province ot Alhuy. They
hold over 9,000 Spanish prisoners and
have recently enptured several thou
sand rllles, some cannon, a larire quan
tity of ammunition and several small
armed steamers. Tho Spaninrds held
out vigorously, but were lighting
ngalnst the Inevitable.
It Is undeniable that tho action of the
Insurgents In pursuing the cumpalgn
after an nrmlstlce was declared has
caused much useless suffering and de
struction of property, and hns anni
hilated their every claim to be con
sidered In any respects as tho allies of
the Americans. Their motive has been
twofold. First, nn implucahle hatred
of the Spanish, with an Innate racial
thirst for revenge; and, secondly, their
ambition to place themselves on record
before the world ns n successful revolu
tionary government nnd as complete
masters of the Luzon provinces and us
many adjacent Islands as they may
have time to occupy before the Philip
pines question hns been settled by the
Paris commission.
They are now free to withdraw their
troops, to make an expedition against
Panay and capture Hollo. Hy contin
uing the campaign now, regardless ot
the armistice, they put themselves In
the wrong with everybody, Just as by
crowding Into the suburbs of Manila
nnd refusing to vacate the same unless
compelled by superior force they have
put themselves In the wrong with the
Americans.
Their action Is doubtless due partly
to a disorganization of their force,
which, by their own confession, con
sists of a congregation of Independent
units, with chiefs, each ambitious of
power and distinction and all strug
gling for positions which will secure
for them booty or otherwise private
fortune. This disorganization, which
naturally effects the Irresponsible In
dividual soldier, has been constantly
fomenting the Irritation resulting from
the dull occupation In the suburbs of
Manila. The situation has been Im
possible from the beginning, and con
flicts have been avoided only by great
tact and the extraordinary patlenco
of the American troops, who loyally ob
serve their duty of preserving the
peace of the town.
The policy of permitting the Insurg
ents to occupy the Spanish positions
has been fruitful in many difficulties,
not the least of which Is the stimulus
given to the conceit of the natives,
who consider themselves the con
querors of Manila, although they cap
tured not a single position when the
town was taken.
General Otis has attacked the com
plicated questions he Inherited from
General Merrltt, his predecessor, with
remarkable energy and decision and Is
rapidly establishing order In every de
partment where comparative chaos
ruled before.
Agulnaldo has persistently demand
ed, In terms not too polite, various Im
possible concessions, for example, an
occupation of the governor general's
palace and other palaces, a written as
surance that the Insurgents will be per
mitted to occupy permanently their
military positions around Manila, and
protection for the Insurgent vessels by
the American fleet, with many other
claims, Including an Innocent demand
for a share of tho booty captured by
the Americans at Mnnlln,
After a careful review of the situa
tion General Otis arrived at the logical
conclusion that the Insurgents have
no right to occupy the suburbs of Man
ila, and that Agulnaldo's claims have
the support of neither equity nor rea
son. Ho has, therefore, categorically
refused to consider Agulnaldo's de
mands, and last Friday sent him an
ultimatum, In terms plainly comprehen
sible and authoritative, that he must
withdraw his troops from the suburbs
before the 15th or suffer the conse
quences of refusal.
Tho answer will probably be that
Agulnaldo himself Is only too willing
to obey the order, but cannot explain
to his troops the reasons why they
cannot remain at Manila. This tempor
izing excuse, although now stale from
too frequent use, conceals much truth.
It 1b an undoubted fact that Agulnaldo
has but a feeble hand on the organiza
tion. Ills power Is fast waning, nnd
the Insurgents are threatened with dis
integration Into opposing factions un
less some leaders are soon discovered
who nro able to harmonize the con
flicting personal Interests.
It is reported that the presidency of
the revolutionary government will be
offered to Catejano Arellano at a con
gress at Malolos on Sept. 15. Arrelano
Is a lawyer of excellent repute the one
man among the Filipinos who Is uni
versally respected. Hitherto he has
consistently avoided politics, and It Is
doubtful wheter he will undertake the
task of steering a rudderless ship.
Whatever may happen at the con
gress, there Is no possible assurance
that the natives are capable of self
government. The educated class neith
er desire or hope for complete Indepen
dence and will welcome any protecto
rate which secures the people good
government without a tinge of Span
ish methods. The masses nf the revo
lutionists, on the other hand, are bit
terly opposed to any solution of tho
question wtalch does not promise tin
trammeled Independence.
In the present oxaltatlonof a fictitious
victory, believing themselves capa
ble of ruling the whole archipelago
without advice or assistance from any
5ne, they entirely forget that they owe
to ftie Americans the chief enements
f suuess which they now boast. This
cllnd conceit Is a racial defect.
Robbed the Grave.
A startling incident of which Mr. John
Oliver of Philadelphia, was tlio subject, Is
narrated hy li I tit ns follows 1 "I wns in u most
drejulfiil condition. My skin was almost
yollow, eyes sunken, toiiRiio coated, palu
continually in hack uud aides, no appotltu
unulually growing .weaker day hy day.
Threo physicians had given 1110 up. Fortun
ately, a friend advised trying 'Kloctrlo
Hitters,' and to my great Joy and surprise,
tlio first bottle made a decided Improvement.
I continued their use for threo weeks, aud
am now a well man. I know tlioy saved my
life, and robbed tho gravo of another victim.'
No one should fail to try them, Only 60
cents per bottle nt A, Wusluy'a drug store.
MORTALITY AMONG SPANIARDS.
l)ltroxliiir t'oiidltloii or the PHhoii-
el'H IC11 Itouto From (liiuntiiuniiio.
Hantliigo de Cuba, Sept. 12. Colonel
Itny, who ruttirned from Guontannmo
Saturday, tepoits the embarkation ot
all the Spanlnids save nbutit 80 under
Gcnernl Pnrejnda. The American au
thorities nio awaiting the nrrlvul of the
San Juun with about 2,000 Spanish
troops from Siigua de Trtnntno nnd Ha
racoa. The steamer Is expected on
Wednesday. The Spaniards will be re
umbnrked here on the Snn Augustln
and tho Snn Francisco for Spain.
Todny the Hesslc and two other ves
sels left for llnracoa and San de Tun
amo, currying supplies for the Ameil
cuiis, Cubans nnd Spaniards there.
The condition of the Spanish at Guan
tnnnmo pi lor to their departure for
Spain was. Colonel Hay says, most
distressing. The dentil rate whs over
SO per duy, and Colonel ltny believes
that more than half will die on th'
passage. Seventy died on the whaif
the duy the San Ignuelo was loaded,
nnd then" Is yellow fever nmong those
who remnln behind.
Sunday wns obseived yesterdny, for
the first time since the wur terminated,
ns a day. of rest and worship. All the
military nnd civil nfllccs were closed,
ns were also the shops, and the city's
appeal unco was unusunlly quiet. He
Ilglous services were held at the pal
ace, nnd General I.awton, ueneral
Wood and other American officers at
tended. Yesterday nfternoon this correspond
ent visited the wrecks of the Spanish
cruisers. The work of Hunting thu In
fanta Mai la Teresa Is nearly complete,
but the Almlrnnte Oquendo Is not
worth the cost of saving.
One Minute Cough Ciirositrnrisosneonle Ijv
Its quick curoi and children may tako It in
lareo uiiantitles without the least dancer. It
lias won for Itself the best reputation of any
preparation used to-day for colds, croup,
tickling in tho throat or obstinate coughs. (J.
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CiiloliKlo Killings. Colo., Sept. 12.--Fusion
between tlio iJeinoetats, Popu
lists nnd the Teller brunch of in Si -vcr
Hepubllonns is nn accomplished
fact. After a struggle lusting 3fi hours
between the ennfetenre committees of
the three pintles an agreement was
niched Saturday by which the officers
were apportioned between the parties.
The trouble In division arose over the
reluctance of each party to relinquish
claim to the gov rnoi ship, but while
nil persistently detnanded the head of
the ticket, the Democrats get the gov
ernorship and one university regent.
Moro than twenty million free samples of
DoWitt's Witch llarel halve bavo been dis
tributed by tlio manufacturers. What better
proof ot their conmlctiuc In its merits do you
want? It cures piles, burns, scalds, sores. In
tho shortest space ot time. ('. II. llageniiucu
Porto Iflco IlerocM to Purmlo.
New York.Sept. 12. Deputy Quarter
master Colonel Kimball yesterday re
ceived an order from General Miles,
setting forth that a purade of the re
turning Porto Klcan troops will take
place in this city on Saturday next.
Colonel Kimball was instruc ted to pre
pare a suitable camp for the men, who
lire now on their way from Ponce In
the government transports. As soon
us Colonel Kimball received the order
he communicated with Governor Voor
hees, of New Jersey, to consult as to
the establishing of n temporary camp
at Sea Girt.
Woman's power is largely dependent
upon her ability to interest, entertain, at
tract and please. It is for this reason that
women strive to become accomplished.
They study in order that they may converse
intelligently on all subjects. They strive
to become Rood musicians, graceful dan
cers nnd amiable hostesses.
All accomplishments are unavailing if a
woman suffers from ill-health in a womanly
way. The special weakness peculiar to the
womanly orpanistn, will rapidly wreck the
ueneral health. The sufferer will lose her
natural vivacity, her wit, her Rood looks,
and the ambition and power to display the
accomplishments at her command. Any
woman affected in this way should resort
to I)r Tierce's l'avorite Prescription. It is
a wonderful medicine for ailinfr women. It
is the invention of an eminent nnd skillful
physician. Dr. K. V. I'ierce, for thirty years
chief consulting physician to the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
N. Y. It aims to cure but one class of dis
eases, and claims to be good for nothing
else. It imparts health, clastic strength,
vigor and virility to the delicate feminine
organs. It prepares a woman for wifehood
and motherhood.
Mrs. Ramon Sanchez. Teuasco, Taos County,
N. Mm.. In n letter to I)r. fierce says: " From a
grateful heart my voice goes up to God both night
ami day in a solemn prayer that He may guard
your health and preserve your life. I hereby ex
press my gratitude to you for the relief r have
received from your wonderful medicine, ' Favor
ite Prescription.' After mlTering years of misery
I am to-day a healthv and happy wife, and can
truthfully recommend to women the use of the
' Favorite Prescription ' as a regulator of the
monthly periods.'1
The quick constipation cure Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Never gripe.
DR,THEEL6?lif.st.
a I J it vu I'M in; in lit i. renin u or
tSeIt'itl)Ue, Niei'lul DUcutvB, ar
Irucelf. Nlrlcinr ft. .o Ctittlitir
Ninilll UihIh vvlopt il UrnmnB iV Iokt
Miiiihn.Hi itr.ioi . il. pi nnn Dfll?ny
On re, Jiiui nutee.l DLUULI rUIOUn
In nil eoie, I rrili chips cured Ii I
in 1 1I ilay, fiend luets. stamps for ltonc
'I'nilli. oulvtrueineillCHl l,mikl!xrMi,ln
Quucks& take 1 usi it utva.tuelr tricks fescucmes.
CURE ALL VOUR PAINS WITH
Pain-Killer.
A Medlclno Cheat In Itself.
Slmplo, Safo and Quick Curo for
CRAMPS, DIARRHOEA, COUGHS,
COLDS, RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA.
25 and BO oont Bottlos.
Dr. WARE OF IMITATIONS.
BUY ONLY THE GENUINE. P
PERRY DAVIS'
millions of Dollars
Go np In smoki. uvory year. Take n
risks but got your houses, stock, fa
nlturo, etc., Insured in first-class r
llablo companion as reprosoutod by
DAVID FAUST, ""J1" A,f!
' 124 South Jarillii HI
Also I.IIo'.andAotldental Ootapanlsi
TEBKE
nnoirr
CURED BY CUT1CURA
I was afllietcd witli a terrible breaking out.
I was treated by tho very best physicians, who
pronounced it blood poison, but it put worso.
I was suffering untold nponj, and Dually had
to glvo up work. Cf riri-iiA lti:Mi:nii:s wero
suggested, which I Immediately proctir I
I'rum the lirst, 1 experienced a sootliiu- relief,
nntwltlistaii(llii(m Intetisopain. Ilinproied
rllit. along till at last van entirely curt il, nn.J
rio( a siijn nn mulmtbjanywhtrc Indicating that
nnytliltig had over been tho matter with me.
51 . II. 1 IASTIKN, J.v, M 1 iintcr st.,Atlanta,Oa.
Si'i rnrfVttsTftsiTUKiTiuit r.vtiiT Pioon si.it Skit
llruoii, with linu. If. in wrm bath, with Curl
c 1 i.a So. I-, pernio anolntlnr. with Ci-tici'R.. bur,. tor
etnollipnt.kln enrp,, snd mlltl dflinof C 'UTIct SA ItssoL
VR"r k estet ot Itlood purifier, snd humor cum.
td ISmu-houttriewnrM. roTTrs burn 4tCnRH,
C' . rtir,., llo.ton. tfowtoCurellloo4tfuraur..free.
HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL,
OIL
C Piles or Hemorrhoids
Fissures & Fistulas.
Burns & Scalds.
I J Wounds & Bruises.
Cuts & Sores.
Boils & Tumors.
Eczema & Eruptions.
Salt Rheum & Tetters.
E Chapped Hands.
Fever Blisters.
Sore Lips & Nostrils.
O Corns & Bunions.
Stings & Bites of Insects.
Three Sizes, 25c, 50c. and $1.00.
SoM by druggists, or si tit lust-fxiM on rtxt!t of prioo
III ni'llllKl S1 XED. CO., Ill J. 118 ni!lluit.,S,lirt.
MKE PERFECT MEN 1
DO NOT DESPAIR 1
llo'ot HufTVr Lonicer! The
Juyu uml ambitions of life can
iq restore'! to you Thn very
wor.it cuseb of Nervous DebVll
tv urn ntmnhitt'iy cured hy
pntrwro TAiti,irrN.
tiivo jiroinpt relief lo Insomnia,
falling memory nul tliowasio
and (Irnln of vital j.owers.iiicur
red by Ititllsrrctiansorexrcs&ea
of early years Impart vinor
Ilrace up the system (iivo
Him (MJLLim-V V! 1 IITITY I U IlCllUIl,
bloom to tho
eyes or younsT
vital enewi
otcto L'unrun-
orold. One Vic Imx rL'ticni
O hoxe- at a ooni-j
teed cure or money refund
carried in vest nuckot Sold
t'rt Can bo
p' ..rvwliprooi
ran ncn inpiain writ prron
receipt of iriro
by THU l'KUhhCTO CO C'axtou ltUg. Ciilcago.Ill.
I'or pule In Shenandoah by Khennndoah Drug
Store and Gruhlcr Ilros.
WM. SCHMICKER, JR.,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
-For-
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter.
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer
"THE STYLISH PATTERN." 'At-
UiU. Fashionable. Orlsdnal. Perfect. I
Fitting Prlcea lO ami 15 cents. T
Nonehlgnef. None belter at any price. 1
Some teUablt'.uiercfiant'11 them In f
neitly every ilty ar town. Ask lot 1
them, or they can be had by nutll troia
oi la tlthrr New York or Chicago.
Stamp;, taken. Latest Fashion Sheet
sent upon receipt i o.'fi cent Ic ,oay
postage, s iifWg.j
15rfphtest ladles' 'tnimlae BublkhuL
invaluable for Lbs home. Fashions sf
the day. Home Lllerature, Househ.ll X
runts, rano wort;, Uirftr.t loplci,
Fiction, all lot nly 50.f nU a -year, In
cluding a froa jattetn,7iurownte!e
Hon any time.. Sebd two 2-cent ttrnps
mi sample uotyiCaa:t
fflTHH BlcCLf COMPANY"
J4U West 4tlij5trrel, New.Yoj
Wi8? Fifth AVe-u' Oicagoj;1-
KorallBiuousand Hi:cvo:ia Vpitt R IB -Diseashs.
They purily the H-H h Wmn
Diood and fjivc Hr.v tiiv fl 0 I jnjj
action to the entire sy.'i. U a MMU
Curo DYSPEPSIA. HEADACHE,
CONSTIPATION and P'MPLES,
AWN'S TANSY PILLS
A tiikd. TiriiKDiiri WOMAN'S RELIEF.
AlwMk DTomitt and rli&bU. 7iMitViiijkj.
fact riTON'l 'laHir I'lLLI and ft A k It KKmiTft.
Atdrur atnrri. orient dirrel fwklad L itrlea. Al.
CiTO6rio. Oo,UMlwB,Mftu. Our book, 4. '
For wila al Ktrlln'i drug loraad 8bnando
drusr tnr
1'ovdLrc uovlt
TOvrruiM'.wa.
utsUid aurtilftfLttr 1 itu
wMrs Ttb m1 IVnnrmial lMla nt tJin i li
MB IHMlHl. AlwRTibllf tho btot UlU tVunl lilfi .
AMfiV PILLS!
OfUB SJS.fr 41,0 i.fifTsK!rc rua"VtiMUS SFI
inpfcJsat!JJlP"' - SrrriM)r I Hiuy.,
Kor at 1'oTlnaky'a dniK store, Ka
Centra ttratt
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