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'All the News That's Fit to Print."
Evening Herald
s.m'itiuv. ocroi'.Ki: s, nm.
JUR COUNTRY : First. Last and Forever.
Havino mlopti'tl prohibition, it
will now he in order for theOuiiiuliiiiis
to tllku lip tllO tple.ltioll of WOHIIlll
miU'rimo.
IN two or three montliw tlio now
lnittli'uliipf) Konrsnge uiul Keiitnoky
will be reuily to tnko tlio place in tlio
Atlantic Meets loft vacant liy tlio Ore
gon unit tlio Iowa.
l'osTMASTKits are now authorized
to issue money orders payable at
their own ollleos. 1-ruuticidly, this
establishes the postal Havings system,
except that no provision for interest
is iniiile.
Tun proposition to raise- funds
through the public, schools for the
construction of the two warships, to
be niiniod tho American Girl anil tho
American ISoy, is altogether fantastic
anil should be promptly dismissed.
Wk aro in receipt of an invitation
to attend the Imiiipiet of the Hoard
of Directors of the City Trusts of
Philadelphia, to bo held at the
Armory of Company F, in U irn.nl
yille, next Thursday evening.
Tiik cotlin-makors have fallen in
line and formed a trust, with a capital
of 20,000,000. In all likelihood its
principal effect will be that it will
cost more to die than formerly. No
kicking, however, is to be looked for
from the incumbents of their product.
It is safe to say that tho next legis
lature of Pennsylvania will bo 11
fairly well behaved body, no matter
how it is constituted as to its mem
bership. The party press can no
longer lie depended -upon to condone
or conceal wrongs "for the sake of
tho party."
At last tile most unseasonable warm
wave lias taken its departure -let us
hope for good, at this time and per
spiring humanity will be able to brace
up and get right down to the personal
and business duties of the hour. In
the meantime remember that Shen
andoah's leading merchants use tho
11 KHALI) columns.
Wilhklji's challenge to debate tho
financial question witli the Republi
can congressional candidate has not
been accepted, and the probabilities
are it will not be, for reasons well
lenown to tho latter. A significant
feature about it is that many leading
Republicans, among them bankers
and tin nciers of l'ottsville, are back
of Vi,. elm in urging tho debate,
even of0ring to stand the expense of
hall rental, etc. How is this tliuslv ?
Thk War Department gave Gol,
JJryau und Gov. Holcoinb more than
they expected whon it requested tile
latter to decide whether tho regiment
of Xebraskft Volunteers, now at
Manila or that commanded by Col
Hryan shall be mustered out of thu
sorvice. It was a clear case of beat
ing them) two very outo politicians at
their own game. They expected the
War Department to name tho regi
ment to be mustered out, and were
prepared to cliargo injustice no
matter which was chosen. Now,
they are bound to keep their mouths
closed, and Col. Hi van himself must
take tho responsibility of deciding
whether his regiment remains in ser
vice or Is mustered out.
After the Fever
Little Girl Was Weak and Could
Nol Eat Hood's Snrsaparllla
I Onvo Hor Appotlte and Strength
Eoiomo Diaappoarlng.
"My little girl was alck for several
months with typhoid fever, and after she
got over U she was woak and did not eat.
My husband got her a bottlo of Hood's
Barsaparltia, saying It would make her
eat and -give her strength and it did
She had taken It only a short time when
she was well and strong. Everyone who
sees her Is surprised at her Improvement
because she was so weak and thin, but now
Is fat and healthy. I am glvlin her
Hood's Hrapiril!a now for eczema and
the trouble Is fast disappearing. My hus
bnd,hag taken it, for rheumatism and It
has done him good." Mns. Clinton 11.
CprK, Ducklngham Valley, Pennsylvania.
MOQCl'S SparHla
Is the best 10 fact the Onu True blood Purifier.
Bold by all druggUts. I'rlou, (I ; six for (3.
nOOU 8 l-'lllb pin,, aid digestion, ssuj
f Tho Rosv Froshnoss
I And a velvet J (tdttness ot the skin Is inT
rlabljr obtained br thure who uno I'oizohi'h
i tioiuplexion J'owdtT.
DO IT VOUFfSELF
You can tell Just lis well as a pliyili inn
Whether your kidneys lire diseased or healthy.
Tho wily tu do Is to Inkc 11 bottlo or (ihst tum
bler, and till It with urine. If there Is a
sediment n iiowiler-llko unhstniicc nt the
bottom nfter standing 11 day imd ulaht, there
is something wrung with the kidneys. An
other sure sign of disease l 11 desire to urlli.iti
often, mid still another biii is pain In the
lack. 11 urine Mains linen, llicie Is no ilouni
that tho kiiliiuyx are utlicled.
Any nnd all illst'tiscs of thu knliicvs. User.
bladder and of the miliary pussnm- ami con
stipation of thu bowels ii'e euied by Dr
1 uviii Kennedy s 1 11 von to lieineuy. men
is no question about its being the best and
surest medicine In the world I'm-such troubles.
It quickly relievos' and elites 'liability to mild
urine, and people, young or old, who tako it
1110 not compelled to ret up u nunibei of
times uiirine mu uigut. l or putting an etui
to that scalding pain experienced in passim
111 Ino, nothing Is so good as Dr. David Ken
ned's l'avorite l'oincdy. It corrects tho bad
etl'ects of whiskey and beer ; is pleasant to
tho taste, and does not seem to be uitdiic
at all. Diseases of tho kidneys tiud bladder
often require the use of Instrument to push
back tho sandy matter mi the mine cmi bo
voided. In such cases l'morllc l'einedy
should be taken without further delay or ll
disease may prove fatal. It is sold lor one
dollar a bottle at all drug stoics. It is well
w 01 th many limes its prico.
Samples Free.
If you wish to test Dr. D.ivlil Kennedy's
i'livorito liemcily before buying it, send your
full nost oll'ico addle-.-, to the Dr. D.ivid Ken-
nedy Corporation, ltnndotit. X. Y., and
menlloii this iwner. Wo will then mail you
a sample bottle free, ns well as clnulars civ
Ins full directions for its use. l'vcry leadci
of the lli:ii.VMicandeiend upon the genulno
liess of this liberal oiler, and all sull'erers
from kidney troubles should tako advantage
of it at once.
TIti: Nl'W I.N WAslIINHTON.
I'roMltlctit mill .Mrs. MeKlnlpy Will
Attend .'Mr. iMoli's l'linei-iil.
AYaslilniTtnn, Oct. 8. The news of th?
murder of Mrs. MeKinley' brother tvns
leeelveil nt the White House Just iiliuut
the time that the reception to the
Episcopal council. In session here, was
about to be- brought tu a close. Mrs.
JhKlnley wns leielvliiB with the
president iluriiiK the oveiilnR, nud was
In her usual spirits. Mrs. MeKinley
expressed n Wish to attend the funeral,
nnil neooullnuly hurried ariutiKenients
weto made whereby she will start for
Canton shortly nfter 7 o'clock totURht.
The president and several others will
accompany her. The unfortunate
event will not Interfere with the
president's proposed trip to the
Omaha expoiltlon, save that he will
not bo able to leave here with the party,
as originally intended, on Monday
mornins. tint instead will Join them In
Canton the nlRlit urtor the funeral. It
Is not yet determined whether Mrs.
MeKinley will uccmnpany the president
to Omaha, this dependlm; entirely on
lier wishes In the matter.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signaturo of
Slinw Jlury Looked t'i.
' Camden. N. J.. Oct. S. After a brief
but strong charge for conviction by
Justice Garrison the Jury In the ense of
Kll Shaw, charged with killing bis
mother, retired at 5:30 o'clock lust
evening. At 1) o'clock a verdict was
not reached, und the Jury was locked
up for the night. Juror ISryant, who
had to be carried out of the court room
twice yesterday, was a very sick man
last night, and fears were expressed
that the Jury might have to bo dls
chaiged. QKirrs: I was dreadfully nervous, and for
rallef took your Karl's Clover l!oot Tea. It
quieted my nerves and strengthened my
whole Nervous System. I was troubled with
Constipation, Kidney and Dowel trouble.
Your Tea soon cleansed my system so
thoroughly that I rapidly regained health
and strensth. Mrs. S. A. Sweet, Hartford,
Conn. Sold by S. 1'. Kirlln ami n guarantee.
Powder Mill I'xplode, No Casualties
Syracuse, N. Y., Oct. S. A special
from Cazenovla says: The Holinont
powder works, situated about four
miles south of this village, was the
scene of a terrific explosion at E:u0
o'clock last night. 'The mixing and
piessing mills were wrecked by the
explosion, while two other buildings
were burned. No one was injured. The
damage Is placed at $20,000. This Is
the third explosion which has occurred
In the woiks within tho last few
months.
Curo that Cough with Shlloh's Cure. The
best Cough Curo. Keliovcs Croup promptly
Ono million bottles sold last year. 40 doses
for 23 cU. Bold by V. D. Kir'lii and a guar
auteo.
THE SPANIARDS MUST GO.
Ordered to Quit I'orto Itleo liy Oct.
IN anil (Julia liy Doe. 1.
Washington, Oct. 8. President Mo
Klnley has cable the United States mil
itary commission at Porto Rico that
the Island must be evacuated by the
Spanish forces on or before Oct. 18, and
that tho Spanish commissioners be so
informed. In case of the failure of the
Spaniards to complete the evacuation
by that date the United States commis
sioners are directed to take possession
ot and exercise all the functions of
government, and in case It is found to
be Impossible to secure transportation
for the Spanish troops by Oct. 18, they
may be permitted to go Into temporary
ouarteiB until transports can be se
cured to take them to Spain.
The president has notified the United
States evacuation commission at Ha
vana that the Spaniards would be ex
pected to have evacuated the lslar-u y
Dec. 1, with a strong inttmauon mat
In case of failure the United States
would brook no further delay, but Im
mediately thereafter would tako pos
Besslon of the government.
Alleged freight Car Itoblioi'H,
Trenton, Oct, 8. Three young men,
who give their names ns S. G. Sellers,
Walter Wright and Frank D. Swain,
waived a healing before Police Justlco
Jackson last night on a charge of hav
ing systematically engaged In robbing
the Pennsylvania Itullioad company of
merchandise. Tho men were commit
ted to jail in default of JD00 ball each,
They are strangers here, but for uomo
time past have lieun making their head
quarters on Yard avenue. In this city.
The house was examined, and In It was
found property worth about $250, con
sibling of dry goods, boots and shoes
and other goods that aro supposed to
have been taken from freight cars. In
the house was also found a crude coun
forfeiture' outfit, The pollco believe they
have gotten hold of a gang who have
been operating for a year or more.
Tu Cure a Cold In Ono Hay
Take Laxative Jlrouio Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money if it fallsto cure,
Soo. The geuulue las I.. II. Q. oil each
tablet. tf
" WNANCD AND THADfi.
V fair (lulu Over All l'revloiis lteo
orils for tills VVrok ol'tlio Yenr.
New York, Oct. R. Hrndstreet's re
view of Undo says: With tho excep
tion nf some part of the south, where
heavy storms nnd yellow fever with re
sulting iiuiiiiititlui's check distribution,
n veiy Inrne business appears to bo do
hft. though complaints of narrow mar
ttlns of profit nre well nigh unanimous.
While the bnnk clearings of Septem
iier point to a slightly smaller business
done the country over than one year
n(;o. this week's flRUres point to a fair
Iinln over last year, und therefore over
nil previous lecorils for this week of
the year. The volume of distribution,
ns a whole. Is well w,to or nbove that
reported a year ngOTn most sections,
and theiefoie far In advance of re
cently preceding annual periods. As
for some time past, th" most activity
Is perceptible In the west and north
west and on the Pacific const, par
ticulate at l'ugut Sound and Columbia
river points. It has been a carnival
and fall celebration period at a num
ber of western cities this week and a
lesultlng large distribution, both re-
tall and wholesale, is reported. At
loading eastern liiuikets recently fa
vorable reports are fully maintained.
U. (i. Dun .t Co.'s review says: It
can do no good to disguise the fuct that
the large eastern adMinces on wool
to be held for higher prices has helped
to retard the natural decline In that
product. The truth Is that demand
for goods Is not helped by high prices
for wool. The cotton Industry shows
bettor conditions, In spite of tho fall
of cotton to the lowest quotation ever
known, and there Is larger demand for
most staple goods. The iron Industry
still gains so rapidly that an unhealthy
boom would seem to be lu progress but
for the peculiar conditions.
Tniops I'm I'hllndulphlu's I'arado.
Middletown, I'n.. Oct. 8. General Gra
ham will send lO.MO troops to Philadel
phia to attend the peace Jubilee. In
stead of sending the First division he
will make up a provisional division,
composed of the four Pennsylvania reg
iments, Third Connecticut, Two Hun
dred and Second New York, Thirty
fifth Michigan, First Maryland, Ninth
Ohio colored battalion. Fifth Massa
chusetts, Second Tennessee and Fourth
Missouri. The troops will be in com
mand of General Graham, who will be
accompanied by bis entire staff.
ClilnnV DIxiiMtnniH J-'lro.
Shanghai, Oct. 8. Details Just re
ceived here from Hankow, the treaty
port at the mouth of the tributaries of
the Yang-Tsi -Kiung, show that the
lire which broke out there on Sunday
last destioyed 10,000 houses, devastated
about two miles of built up ground, and
did damage to the extent of from C,000,
000to 8,000,000 taels.
Desecrated Wlllliini I'enii'H (irnvo
London, Oct. 8. Yesterday the police
arrested near Cheshain, Buckingham
shire, a man who gave his name a3
Thomas Firth Woodward, and who is
suspected of having desecrated tie-
grave of William Penn at Jourdan's,
meeting house, near Clialfont, St. Giles,
in Buckinghamshire.
GonornlM Honorably Dl-elinrgeil.
Washington, Oct. 8. The war depart
ment yesterday Issued the order for
the honorable discharge from the vol
untcer army of the United States of
three major generals nnd 20 brigadier
general of volunteers. The major gen
eral are John J. Copplnger, Hamilton
S. Hawkins and Jacob F. Kent.
Millions Given Away.
It is certainlv cratifvinc to tho nubile, to
Icno'v ot one concern 111 tlio laud wlio aro not
afraid to bo generous to tho needy and sutler-
in. Tho proprietors of Dr. King's Now
Discovery lor (Jonstuiiptlon, uougns aim
Colds, havo given away over ten million trial
bottles of this creat medicine: and havo tlio
satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asturua,
Ilronchitis, Hoarseness and all diseases of
the Throat. Chest and Lungs arosuiely cured
by it. Call on A. Wasley. Druggist, and get
a trial liottlo tree. Kcgular size ooc. and $1
Every bottlo guaranteed, or prico refunded.
Says CulimiH Are starving-.
Washington, Oct. 8. Senor Quesadn,
representing the Cubans In Wnshlng
ton, wns at the war department yes
terday and called on Secretary Mclklo-
John. Ho presents a very distressing
picture of the conditions on the Island
"The Inhabitants are starving," he
says, "and unless something Is done
there will be very few people left. The
country Is devastated, the people have
had no opportunity to plant and raise
crops. They have no money to pur
chase supplies, and what food there Is
In tho Island Is beyond their reach. Tho
greatest suffering Is In Santa Clara,
although It is very bad In Puerto
Principe."
YoHtordny'H llasoliaU (James.
At Philadelphia First game: Phil
adelnhta. E: "Washington, 3. Second
game: Philadelphia, 3; Washington, 0,
At New York Baltimore, 4; New 1 orK,
1. At Brooklyn Boston, 7i Brooklyn
2. At St. Louis First game: Cleveland
3: St. Louis, 2.. Second game: Clove
land, 4; St. Louis, 2.
VERY BRIDE
and wife should know about the pre
paration that for half a century has
been helping expectant mothers bring
little ones into the world without
danger and the hundred and one
(tfki discomforts and distractions
(fflivx! incident to child-birth. It
Iniaf is aDnlied externallv. which
r
is the only way to get relief,
Medicines taken internally
will not help and may
result in harm.
Mother's
Friend
fits and prepares every
organ, muscle and
part of the body for
the critical hour. It
robs child-birth of its
tortures and pains,
Baby's coming is made
quick and easy. Its
action is doubly bene
Vficial if used during the whole
neriod of nrejrnancy.
$1 per bottle at all drug stores, or
sent by mail on receipt of price.
Books Free, containing valuable Infor
nation to all women, will be sent to auf
addicsi upon application bjr
Tho Brodfleld Regulator Co.
Atlanta, Ga.
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A WOMAN
Dr. Greene s
NERYURA
flakes Youthful Looks,
Beauty, Health, Vigor.
The ncc of woman Is not marked by
cars alone. The pinched face, the
larsh voice, the ancular form, the
hollow eyes, the Irritable disposition
such arc the Indications of premature
age. Many women arc older at thirty
than others are at fifty. There are
many ills peculiar to women, and nearly
illottlicm ate ot nervous cmiratiti.
osslbly a delicate constitution may
have been Inherited. Overwork and
worry may have brought on a condition
of exhaustion which no amount of rest
can overcome. Lack of vitality mcam
weak or impure blood, and the slightest
exertion is more enervating to people
n such condition than hard anu coii-
inttous labor to those In good health,
'nor blood fails to cive proper nutri
tion to the nerves, and trifling annoy
ances are soon magnified. The slightest
noise becomes a serious shock. A dis
agreeable word or a fancied slight is
looked upon ns sonic great sorrow.
Headaches become frequent. Neural
giac pains are an almost uncnduiahle
torture. Dyspepsia comes on and In
tensifies all other symptoms bv further
bnnriverlsblni the blood and nerves.
Troubles, both physical and mental,
multiply until the climax is reaencu
n complete collapse.
This Is the dark side. Life is full of
larkness. but there is more sunshine
than shade In the world. Science lias
come to the relief of sulfcring hu-
nanity.
Dr. Greene's
For the Blood and Nerves.
For all diseases of the blood and
nerves an unfailing specific has been
found in Dr. Greene's Ncrvura for the
blood nnd nerves. The importance of
the discovery can best be attested by the
thousands who have been icstorcdto
health under its magic influence.
If vou feel the need of special advice
call on Dr. Greene or write to him at
his ollice, 35 West 14th St., New York
City, lie will make your symptoms
clear to you and tell you how to get well.
There is no charge for such consulta
tion. , ,
Soebillst1 Del'y Vinporor SVHltiim.
Stuttgart, Wurtemberg, Oct. 1'. At
the socialist convention here yester
day Heir Fischer, a member of the
relchstag. referring to Emperor Will
lam's antl-stilke speech, said: "What
little monarchical sentiment survived
among the proletariat has now been
dellnltely killed. We must organize an
opposition. Wu shall'be cowardly dogs
If we leave unanswered the Insults
heaped upon us. The emperor deems
It right to throw down the gauntlet,
and we have the courage to pick it up."
This remark was greeted with a tre
mendous outburst of applause, and the
convention resolved to call protest
meetings everywhere Immediately af
ter the strike bill Is Introduced.
Interested People.
Advertising a patent medicine in the pe
culiar way in which the proprietor of Kemp's
Ualsani for Coughs anil Colds docs it, is in
deed wonderful, lie authorizes all druggists
to give to those who call for it, a sample
bottle free, that they may try it before pur
chasing. The large bottles are 25 and 6oc,
We certainly would advise a trial. It may
have vou from consumption.
A ThoiiMiiiil l,o4t'ln Fire In Chum.
London, Oct, 7. According to a spe
cial dlspntch from Shanghai a fire on
Sunday at Hankow destroyed over a
Bquare mile of the city, Including the
government buildings and temple. It
Is feared that u thousand lives wero
lost. Hankow Is a treaty port on the
Yang-tse-Klnng, nt tho mouth of one
of Its trlbutniles, 700 miles fiom the sea.
The city forms, with Han-Yang and
Woo-Chnng, tho capital of Hoo-Po, all
In sight of another, and separated only
by the river, one of the greatest com
mercial centers in thu world. Their
united population Is estimated at 8,-
000,000.
The London A111I111'.-ador-lilp,
Washington, Oct. 7. The president
will not nnnuunco the selection of a
successor to Mr. Hay ns ambassador
to London before his return from his
western trip. Mr. White, the first sec
retary of the American legation at
London, Is giving great satisfaction In
the discharge of his duties ns charge,
so tho president Is taking his own time
In making a selection for this Import
ant post.
Shlloh's Consumption Curo cures where
others fall. It Is tho lending Cough Curo,
and no homo should bo without It. Pleasant
to bike and goes right to tho spot. Sold by
I. II. Kirlln and a guarantee.
Ask your grocer for tho "Royal Patent
flour, aud tako no other brand. It h tho host
Hour msdo.
Kx-Sooretnry llnynril's Will.
Wilmington, Del., Oct. 7. The will ot
Thomas F. llayard, former secretary of
state, was entered ot the register's of
fice yesterday. William 8, Hllles nnd
Thomas F. Uayurd, Jr ot this city,
and S, D. Warren, ot Dedhnm, Muss.,
are named as executors. The estate la
valued at about J7,000, and consists of
real estate In Wilmington, Del., and
one house In Washington, D, C nil of
which is left to his widow. The con
ditions nre that she must dispose of tho
Wilmington property after the expi
ration of ono year. - The only public be
quest is $5,000 to the Old Swede's church
of this city, and a legacy Is left to H,
W. Hryan, of Washington, former pri
vate secretary to Mr, llayard.
A boon to travelers. Dr, Fowler's Kxtract
of Wild Strawberry, Cures dysentery,
diarrhoea, seasickness, nausea. Pleasant to
tike. Acts promptly.
Buy Koystono flour, Ho sure that the name
Lkssio & IUkr, Ashland, 1'a. Is printe.1 011
ovcry sack.
Ncrvura
re
i-jh-jb- s SMit-aai--ma-a-j
Altl'. YOU (SUING SOUTH?-
"run soi'Tiinr.x railway heaciiks am,
I'UOMIKI'XT POINTS.
Don't start South without consulting John
M. lteiill, District l'asscncer Agent, Southern
Kailivay, iiii Chestnut street, l'hilailelpliia
If you r.'in not cill iu person, write lo him.
Our AVuik ITiiexcelteil,
If you pay more than wo chargo for first
class up-to-date punting, you aro paying too
much. If you pay less, you aro probably
getting leni, both in 'juality of stock and
woikiinmsliip. Our prices aro just right,
and our work is unexcelled. '
The South and Its AiH-uiililges.
Tlio Southern Railway ha? issued for free
disliihiitioii, a sixteen pago journal des
uiptive of Virginia, Nortli and South Caro
lina, Tennessee, CoorgU, Alabama and
Minniippi. Persons seeking now locations,
or capitalists desiring lo make safeand profit
able investments will find the information
contained therein both valuablo and inter
esting. Copies will ho mailed frco upon ap
plication to John M. lieall, District Passen
ger Agent, 828 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
I'a.
Coming KventH.
Oi l. 17.- firaml ball at Bobbins' opera
house, of the West I'ud Grays h.mo.ball club,
fur tho 1 11.' ni' lit of Thomas Matthews,'
Oct. ". Third annual ball of Defender
Iloso Co., No. a, of Tin key Run, at tho com
pany's ball.
Calendars for 1H!I!,
Tlio Ili'UAi.u ollico has a full and complete
line of calendars for 16H0. If you con
template a calendar for your friends, leservo
your ouler until you see our lino. It will
mean a big saving to you. They are also
bountiful specimens of lithographic art and
very reasonable in price.
Foul-Smelling
Catarrh.
Ontarrh is one nf tbn mnut v,ni..
diseases, nnd honco tho most Uifllcult
to cat rid of.
Thoro is hut ono way to curo it
The disoaso is in tho blood, nnd nil i,
iiprnys, wnshoa and inhaling mixtures
in the. world can havo no permunent
elfect whntover upon It. Swlfi.'o s.
olllo euros Catnrrh permanently, for It is
tlio ohly remedy which can reach the
disease and forco It from tho blood.
Mr. B. P. McAllister, of Ilnrrodshurtr,
ICy., had Ontarrh for years. Ilo writes!
"I ooitlil seo no lmnrovprnpnt ...i,nA
though 1 was constantly treated with snrayi
r. """""i "iiu uincr
ent Inhaling reinedies
In fact, 1 could feel thai
each winter I wasworst
than the year prsvlous
"Finally it wai
Drought to uiy not lot
If that Catarrh was a blood
6 disease, nnd after think,
lng over tho matter, 1
- Saw It wasunrensonnlili
r Aw? t0 expect to lie cured by
11 , 'v, Kg"! remedies win on, only
1 V JeiS"B-i&. reached tho surface I
UfiSQn? then decided to trv
S. 8. 8., and after a, few bottles were used, I no
tieeda perecptlblo Improvement. Gontlmilni
tho remedy, tlio dlsonso was forced out of my
system, and a complete euro wns the result,
Iadvlteall who havo this dreadful disease tc
abandon thelrlocal treatment, which has novel
done thont any good, and take 8. H. 8 a rein-
edV that cmi leanh tlm fllcan.n nt,,! nrn If
To continue tho wrong trontment for
iviiwrru is 10 continue to sutler. Bwllt's
Slieciiio Is n real blond rmnnil
cures ohRtlnato, deep-Bented diseases,
which other remedies have no effect
whatever upon. It promptly renahos
Outarrh, and never fails to curo ovon tho
most np-firnvntea cases.
9ma srro 1111;
s Purely Vegetable, nnd is tho only
hlood remedy giinrantced to contain no
dangerous minerals.
Books mailed free, by Swift Spoolflo
company, Atlanta, ucorgia.
REDSKINS SUBDUED.
(Continued from I'lrst Pnge.)
lanced up nnd could sco tho votnrnn
Imllnii flLlitir lending nn advance by 1
,1 portion of tho right flank.
"ou'vo got them whipped, hoys;
, you've got them whipped. Olvo it to
1 them, give It to them," tho colonel '
wns yelllnu at tho top of his volco.
Ktery time his volco wns heard a!
volley rang out nnd ovcry tlmo it wtw
further away from us. Afterwards wo
learned that wo had the colonel to
thank for our lives. Some Indians lind
' nttcmpteil lo turn our right flank and
nttnek tlio civilians on tho beach. Tho
1 colonel saw us and realized our danpor,
and his gallant nttnek had undoubtedly
' saved our lives. As It wns bullots How
nbout our heads, and tlio stumps,
weeds and stones about im were pep
pered for several yards.
, When wo realized tho position In
Which tho colonel was In we called hi 111
to get under cover, but ho paid no at
tention to us. Ho stayed with tho
men until ho had accomplished lila
purpose, nnd when wo had about ninilo
up our minds tlmt ho was dead wo wero
startled by a movo In tho woods abovo
us.
1 Colonel Sbeeliiin Wounded.
"I'vo been wounded, boys; I've boon
wounded," was tho remark wo heard
as tho weeds parted and the gallant
colonel fell to tho ground heforo us.
Wo did not know how badly ho was
hurt, but saw two holes wero In Ills
coat sleove.
"That's not It," ho said as wo turned
hack his sleeve. "It's my stomach;
look at it."
And wo did so. Wo tore open his
clothes and found only a small wound,
hut the hlood waB trickling down. Tho
old man was not frightened by any
means.
"If you over get out of hero allvo.
hoys, you will bo in luck," ho remark
ed a few minutes afterwards, ns ho lay
on the beach.
Wc lay In wait for some time, nnd
finally I started out to reconnoitor. It
did not tako mo long to learn that our
troops wore masters of tho situation,
and wo at once summoned tho com
pany physician, who attended to Colo
nel Sheehnn's wound, which proved to
he not serious.
The agency Indians have been dis
posed to be peaceful, but Thursday
night ouo of tho Indian pollco was kill
ed by tho troops by mistake, and the
Indians were for a time disposed to ho
hostile. Tlio occurrence was most un
fortunate, but It Is hard to see how
any blame can be attached to tho
troops. The Indian policeman, Ituslln,
who was said to ho ono of tho best ot
the agen-y Indians, had accompanied
tho troops and had fought valiantly,
hut towards night ho thought ho had
had enough of it and started with an
other Indian policemun for tho agency
along tho shore without notifying Gen
eral Uacon. Ho was seen in tho dark
ness by tho troops, and taken for a
hostile. Ho was riddled with bullets,
but his companion escaped uninjured.
Our casualties in tho battle wero
only six soldiers killed and cloven
wounded, whllo flvo civilians wero
slightly wounded. The dead soldiers,
who survived tho battles before Santi
ago to he slain by murderous Indians,
nro Major Millvlllo Wilkinson, Sergeant
William Ilutlor, Edward l.owo, Jolvn
Olmstcad, John Swallenstock and Al
fred Zoboll.
("eiiurnl llucon'x Itepnrt.
General Dacon escaped without n
scratch. Ho arrived here yesterday
nnd, sent the following dispatch to tlio
war department at Washington:
"Arrived hero at noon with my de
tachment in good condition. Tho kill
ed nnd badly wounded havo been ship
ped to Fort Snolllng. Tho Indians
havo been badly whipped and left tho
country adjacent to tho fight. En
route hero other Chippewa bands dis
played white flags along the lake
shoro. Much talk hero, of general In
dian outbreak. Will ascertain facts
and report later. Find Colonel Har-
bach at this place with ,200 men, Third
Infantry. Will remain myself and .keep
troops hero awaiting developments.
Itogret exaggerated rumors published
resulting from my inability to com
municate. Havo been In no danger of
massacre and need no reinforcements.
Colonel Harbach's coming was good
In sending out boats."
Gus H. Ueaulieu, a well known
Chippewa Indian, who has transacted
considerable business for that band in
Washington, sent tho foltowlng dis
patch:
"Not moro than 25 or 30 IndlnnB en
gaged in tho outbreak, Chief Gaywucho
Wayhlnung and Macheguhbow, both of
near Island, and Wahbununnee, of
Leech Lake village, doing all in their
power to suppress the outbreak. Chief
Flatmouth arrived at Leech Lane vu
lago today with a large number of fol
lowers and Is strongly opposing tho
outbreak. Indians coming into Leech
Lako rapidly nnd registering their
names In overseer's office with t,ho in
tention of remaining at tho vlllago un
til tho troublo linn subsided. Wliito
Earth, lted Lako and Millo Lac Indiana
not affected. Think thoro will bo no
general uprising,"
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tho lest salve in tho world for cuts,
cruise!, sores, ulcors, salt rhcam, fovor sores.
Mjiwir. cuappeil hands, chilblains, cor.is, aim
all skin eruntious, and uosltlvolv cures pllos
or jo pay required. It Is euarautccil to idvo
poricct satislaction or mony rofunded. I'rlim
uuu iiur uox. ror sale ny A, vvssiot.
4.PII til tin tn Hnvnun.
Washington. Oct. S.-Ma'or General
FlUhiiRh Lee received an order from
v..-- uepuriment yesterday direct
, " ";ve "I" command from
Jacksonville. Flu., to Snvnm.ni, n"
and net It In readiness to embark for
ine last of this month,
'asi night for 8a
vanniUi to make preliminary arrange
"""" -wjr mu uruera into effect,
llun'a ThUj
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Howard for
any ciibu 01 v.murri. unit can not ho cured hv
. ...it,.. ..... 1.
jiuii a ..tu.iiii uuru,
K. J. (UIKNKY ti CO, Props.. Toledo. ().
Wo tho iindersluned, have known 1'. J, Clienoy
or 11111 low o yeiirB, anu oeiievo him perfeitl;
honorable In all business tniuiinettfius unit (hi
uuelully able to tarry out any oIiIIkiiUoiih made
by tbuir llrm.
Wkkt ATuaux, Wholesale DriiKKlsh, Toledo, O,
Wai.ihnii, Kinnan Maiivin, Wholesale Drug
Uiul, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, luting
directly upon tho blood ami uiuuouii surface ol
tlie.nyi.tem. Price 7Su. per bottlo. Hold by ull
DrutiBLU. Testimonials flee.
Her Ifieafoh KestoreSi '
T?T4." ' ! 'I'My f h oplcsstiess can only be
ciiU.cl by those who havo export
on. ul it. Kcrvpti-jjios3, sloeplessnoss,
hoadachci, neuralgia .and''that miserable
Ihlgi'J unrest, can sa
l Lectin aih-o Non
1)3 cured by Dr.
bo certain Is
'"'..StllOf. uf th!-- fact that 'all druggists
autliftrfi. d to tiud iirL3 paid for tho
boltlo tried. rrovli'.lnt ft dnfu tint, linn
nro
first
irf.HOt benefit.
WW. Henry llniiia.wlfo of thpwojl known
!a.;f:siililt r.t Otand ihellon, Iowa, says:
'I wiin troubled with alae"nlo5.siie!i.
iicss, boiiil icho ami frrogtilarnirnstruatlon:
sufiirli:j unti.1,1 ml-.cry fur years. I used
vat ions ad vert! icil remedies for fenialocom
plalnts bcsldi 1; jhig under tho caro pf local
pliyslcbuw, wit bout help. I noticed lit Dr.
Miles' lUUcrtLcmcnt the testimonial of a
I
ady cui c.-l of ailments similar to initio, an tf
f thall never cea.-,c to thiiiik that ladv. IfivS
testimonial Induced mu to uso Dr. Miles'
Ncrvlnu and Kccvo and I.lvcr Tills, which
restored mo to health, I cannot say enough
for Dr.JIIles'llomcdlcs " BCHKSTI:
nr. Allies i.umcutcs Ejaw Fir
... .... . 1 1 .1 M?i
glsts under a posltlvo
guarantee, first bottlo
iv.ci vine 4
benoflls or money re
funded Hook on dls
?acs of tho heart and
. Kcstorcs
Honltli
icrvea frco. Address,
DP.. MILE3 MEDICAL CO.. lClkliart, lud.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
BCHUYKII.I, DIVISION,
OlTOHElt 4, 1898.
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datofor Wlio-nii, (lllberton, FrHck!llu Durk
water, Ml. Ulalr, l'ottBVllle. llnuiburg, Itcaillug,
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. 111., 2 02, 0 IS p. m. 011 week days. Sundays,
til it. in., 1 0 p. iu.
Trains leave Frackvlllo for Bhouandoali it
36, 11 1(1 n. m. and o 46. 7116 u. in. Siitnlnv.
11 01 a. ui. and 5 46 p. m.
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10 33 n. 111., B20 p. in.
Leave PlitlAdelnUa. fBroad street stntlonl. f,i,
Shwtudoali at 8 35 a. m 4 10 p. iu, week days.
unuuys leave at u du nuu u a. m.
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FOH NEW YORK. H
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7 SI, 8 20,9 40, 10 21 11 CO a. m, 12 00 111.011, jM '
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O CO a in, 12 00 noon, 3 52, 5 05 I Lmiliertvllte 11ml
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J. IS. HUTCHINSON, ,1. II. 1YUIII1,
(lou'l sliuiuicer, 11011 1 iiis'i:'r Airl
WM. SCHMICKER, JR.,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
For-
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter.-
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beet
VOTE FQR
H.J.MULDOON,
YOUIt NEH1MBOR,
FOR CONTROLLER.
VOTE FOR
David M. Graham,
OP A1AUANOY CITY,
FOR STATE SENATOI.
VOTE FOR
Dr. H. G. Reitzel?
01' MAIIANOY CITY.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
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