EVENING HERALD
hstaiilisiii:i) 1K70.
r"nbllf heit every Itvcnlni;, Eiwpt flumlny, at
Somn Jahdin PmritT, NmrCkstrk.
lhr tleniM t 1Hlrne(l Inf hciinndosti nnd the
Urr.i.lM'lln.' i.-,. . i-'it -u cent week, pity
nltl. oiIm lira - ily innll 3.00 a yenr, or 21
cviil it month. myililo In RtUitnce. Advertise
ments cliarxi'd aci-orilltiK to space nml position.
The puhllihpn reserve, the, rlclit to clianue tlio
portion of advertisements whenever the pul
"tatlon of tics demnnd It. Tho right Is
teaerved to wjt tuny lulvertlseincnt, wliethcr
paid for or not, mat the juilillshore may deem
'.nptopcr, AdvortlslnB rates mado known
upon applteatlon
Knterod at the pontofllce at Shenandoah, Pit., as
second cIihh mall matter.
TKi.RPlIONK CONNECTION
'All the News That's Fit to Print."
Evening Herald
0VEIIW0KKEI) WOMEN.
Lottoro to Mra. Plnkham From Women Who Hnvo Boon Holpod From
Sloknoss to Honlth.
WEDNESDAY. NOVKMIIElt 10, 1S0S.
OUR COUNTRY : First. Last and Forever.
Is'ow ttmt tlit pulitirul oniupiiljiii is
over, h few industrial rallies are in
order.
PltoaitKS&lVK business men adver
tise in the IIkuald. Shall wo tell
you why ?
KvHJT the New Journal opposes the
further reeoKnition of Sir. Hiiilcy, of
Texas, as the leader of the Demo
crats minority in the House.
WKslinll now watch the contest for
tlietilitins that will fall, when the suc
cessful candidates for eoiinty oillees
fehako the tree, with much complac
ently. The aforesaid candidates
suielv have troubles of their own.
As a usual thins; newspaper men
are not in the btiMtie.-s for their
health nor the fun they net out of it,
but one would think so by the Iarfje
number of people who ul for free
"pull's." Our Ila.leton contempor
aries have formed a trust against free
advertising, and have thus set an ex
ample that can bo followed with
much prolit.
Hut six more weeks and the holi
days will be here. It seems but a few
short days since Christinas was cele
brated, yet the calendar -will soon
reuister the departure of another
year. Christinas, in this region, will
be a happy occasion. The collieries
having been operated on pretty
steady time recently, and the orders
for this and the succeeding month
calling for the mining of larger quan
tities of the product, indications are
that the holidays will briny enjoy
ment to more people this time than
during several previous years. Busi
ness men are everywhere preparing
for the holiday trade and they, too,
'from a financial point of view, will
be enabled to derive more enjoyment
out of the Christmas tide some weeks
hence than thev have for the last
three seasons. In order to reap the
greatest amount of benefit they
should place their announcements in
the people's favorite paper.
The ordinary ovory-dny life of most of our women Is a ceaseless treadmill of work.
How much liurdur the daily tasks become when homo derangement of tha
female organs makes every movement painful and
keeps tho nervoiib system unstrungl
Tho following letter from Mrs. Wai.tkuK. IIantA,
Sparklll, N. Y., tells the story of many women,
and shows them how to got relief:
"DHAnMits. 1'lKKitAif : I cannot thank you
enough for all Lydla K. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound hnsdono for me. When I wrote to
you I had suffered for years with falling, in
flammation and ulceration of the womb;
mv lmolr iii.1ij.il. ami 1 wna f.11 timidi
distressed I oould scarcely walk. I
was a burden to myself and dill not
care whether I lived or died.
"I havo taken five bottles of your
medicino and it lias done wonders for
mo as all my friends can testify. I can
now do my own work, and do not know
how to express my gratitude to you for
tho good your medicine and advice
have done me. I owe my life to Mrs.
I'inkham."
Mrs. l'inkham'scounselisoffered free
to all women who need advice about
their health. Her address is Lynn,
Muss. Mrs. P. 11. llLTcncitoPT, Kel-
lerton, Iowa, tells hero in her own
words how Mrs, I'inkham helped her:
"Dijab Mas. I'inkham: I was in a
very bad condition before I wrote to
you and began tho use of Lydia E.
I'Inkham's Vegetable Compound, I
did not know what to do. I su ITercd
terribly every month, when on my
feet would have such a bearing-down feeling, was very weak, womb was
swollen, back ached, appetite was very poor, also had trouble with my head.
I have taken several bottles of your Compound and cannot Bay enough in its
favor. It helped more than all tljo doctors."
LvdlaE.PInhliam'sVegetablcCompounJiPWoman'sRemcdyforWomairsIHs
x -fsssKuuiHki w
but !$()9,842,0?2, are in the nine months
of 181)8 '27,82,015. It thus appears
that the manufacturers have in the
period 1883 08 enjoyed a larger growth
in exports of their productions than
any other class of ourgreat producors.
The great gain in tho ratio of ex
ports to imports that has taken place
in the ilrst three quarters of the cur
rent fiscal year under the operation of
the Dingley Tariir is apparent in tho
effects produced upbn the general
business of the country, and the long
strides now making toward pros
perity.
A Clever Trick
It certainly looks liko it, but there is Tcally
no trick about it. Anybody can try it who
lius lamo back and weak kidneys, malum or
nervous troubles, we mean no can ran-
himself riht away by taking l-.k-cirio isii-
, 'I'll la ini.il , mil tones uii T lie WII1IIC
system, acts us a stimulant to tho liver and
kidneys, is a wood puriuer aim ncrvo iuii-l.
It i-iirea rniistinatinn. headache, faintlin;
spells, sleeplessness and melancholy. It ii
nnrelv veiretablc. a mild laxative, and re
stores tho system to its natural visor. Try
Electric Hitters and bo convinced mat mey
aro a miracle worker. Every bottle guaran
teed. Only 50c. u bottlo at A. Wuslcy's unit;
store.
Mi'inorliil.
-LI Hunt; ChatiK
mtiiunrallzed the iluwiiRer empress,
foeRKlnf? to be excused from the ap
pointment to consult with the viceroy
of the province of Sham; Tung as to
the steps to lie taken to prevent any
further overflowing of the Yellow river,
pleading age and infirmity as his ex
cuse. The dowager empiess, while
thanking him for his services to the
throne, requested the Chinese states
man to proceed to the Yellow river
without delay.
rekin. Nov. 10.-
GOOD NEWSFOR DREYFUS.
Tim I'l'lsiiiiei' ol lluvU' Klaiiil to Ho
Iiiiineitlui fly Not I licit,
Paris, Nov. IB.-The minister of war
was informed yesterday by the court o
cassation that It had been decided to
cable to Captain Dreyfus, on Devil's
Island. Instructing him to prepare his
defense. Information as to the decis
ion of the court ought to reach Drey
fus on the Isle Du Dlable within two
days. When th'e news was Imparted to
Mine. Dreyfus she was so overcome
with Joy that she was unable to utter
a word.
The Courrler Du Solr says that M.
Cavalgnac, former minister of war, and
M. Deroulede, one of the most violent
Dpponents of Dreyfus revision, called
jpon the premier. M. Dupuy, and asked
him not to execute the decision of the
court of cassation to notify Dreyfus.
M. Dupuy refused to comply with their
request, whereupon they threatened to
make an Intel pellatlon In the chamber.
The Courrler Du Soir adds: "The
:ourt of cassation has decided In prin
ciple to dvmund the production of tho
seciet dossier, though the formal steps
have not been taken."
La Llberte asserts that the court of
cassation has decided to Impart to the
counsel of Dreyfus the text of the
depositions of the vatlous ministers o!
war. the letters of Comte Ferdinand
Wulsin Esterhnzy seized by the court
and the secret dossier, if the latter is
produced.
Gains and Losses.
Protection works a double benefit
nml produces some surprising results
An increase of over $100,000,000 in ex
ports nnd n decrease of over $100,000,-
000 in imports Is the record of our
foreign commerce for the nine mouths
ending September 30th, 1808, com
pared with tho corresponding nino
months of tho preceding year. Nocor
responding period in any year of the
country's history has shown such a
record. ro other country in the
world bus ever equalled this record.
The total exports of the nirx' months
ending September 30th, 1898, are
practically twice as great as those of
the corresponding nine months of
1888, while the imports showed a
rutlon of 12$ per cent, as compared
with 1888, despite the growth of our
population in the meantime. The
imports of merchandise In the nine i
.months just ended are less than In
,any corresponding period sinco 188r,
when the consuming capacity of the
'country was but little more than half
what it now is. The gains in all
classes of production have been
enormous during the past decade.
The exports of the product of the
mines whichfor the nine months end
ing September :10, 1898, are in round
numbers $20,000,000, have increased
more than 33 per cent, since 1888.
Kxports of -the productions of the
forests, which wore $18,775,M1 in the
corresponding nine months of 1888,
are in the nine months just ended
$30,775,578. Agricultural produuts.
which In nine months of 1888 were
$301,717,302, are in the nine months
just ended $571,291,055.
Exports of domestic manufactures,
which in the nino months of 1888 were
AN liUroKTA.NT 1)1 rFllllKNCK.
To make it apparent to thousands, who
think themselves ill. that they aie not af
flicted with any disease, but that the system
slinnlv needs cleansing, is to bring comfort
homo to their hearts, as a costive condition is
easily cured by using Syrup oi I-igs. Jlanu.
factured by the California Fig Syrup Co
only, and sold by all druggists.
lllourueeil onieerV l'llcht.
Lexlngtr.n. Kj, Nov. 1C. Uaron Wal
deck De VlHamll. an Austrian noble
man and a captain of the Seventh vol
unteer Infantry (Immune), Is in dis
grace and has left for parts unknown.
A few days ago ho was discharged
from his reglmunt for various offenses,
principal among which was refusing
to pay his debts. Creditors swooped
down upon him In his tent Monday
night and attached his sword and his
uniform. He later secured clothing
somewhere and skipped out. Vlllamll
claimed to be a cousin to the late em
press of Austria.
Hood's
Cure nick headache, bad IB
taste In the mouth, coated Jf B I 1 O
tongue, gas in tho stomach, E III 23
dl.tre.i and Indication. Do m m m
not wken, but ltae tonle effect, 85 centi.
Tb oulT VilU tu tV IUi lluod't &ifprllUu
CASTOR I A
Por Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Bears tho
Signature o
CHAMBERLAIN'S H0PB
Forn Formal Alliance ltntween John
Hull nnrt I'nelti Sinn..
Manchester, Nov. 1C At the na
tional liberal Unionist conference here
yesterday Joseph Chamborlnln, secre
tary of state for the colonies, mado his
first public speech since his return
from the t'nlted Stutcs.
Mr. Chamberlain, who was much
more explicit on the subject of Anglo
French relations thnn any of his col
leagues In the cabinet has been, said
"It was the hope of every friend of
neace that the French withdrawal from
Fnshoda s ndlcatlve of their accept
ance of the principle of Hrltlsh control
of the whole valley of the Nile, regard
ing which thete cannot be nny discus
sion whatever." OnhiR on to recite a
"series of unfriendly nets perpetrated
by Trance In various quarters of the
globe during the last ten or lllfteen
years, he said:
"If better relations are to be estab
lished it will be necessary for French
politl i.ins to abandon tactics whoso
object has been to hamper and em-bnrra-s
Hrltlsh policy even In quar
ters where the French have no Inter
ests to protect. I refer especially to
New Faundland, where, despite the
fact thnt the French fishery Interests
have declined to a comparatively In
significant point, the demands of the
French have continually Increased and
their Interference with the develop
ment of the colony has Increased. If
the Fttsh'ida incident only serves to dis
abuse foreign statesmen of the erron
eous conception that the British will
yield anything to pressure, it will be a
blessing in disguise."
After rcfertlnc to the "thorough and
complete s.yrrr,)thy sn noticeable be
tv ecn the tnctherlard ami her colon
Ics." Mr. Chamberlain continued as fol
lows:
"What Is of equal Importance, our
American klnfclk have bcrjun to under
stand us bettor. The American peo
ple I nown that In the late trouble our
heart" went out to them, and they
heartily reciprocate our good feelings.
"I shall not attempt to predict what
may follow this better feeling, but I
may at least hope that In the future
the understanding of which I have
spoken may be perfected, and In the
face of that understanding we two may
be able to guarantee peace and civil
ization to the wot Id."
BRUTAL GFMAII OFFICER
GotBOtr With Forty Months' Impris
onment For Cownrll,v Murder.
Strasbiirg, Get many, Nov. 10. The
Neuste Nnchrlrhten says that Count
Stolberg-Weriilgerode, a captain of
cavalry, has been cashiered and sen
tenced to 40 months Imprisonment for
fatally stabbing with his sabre a ser-
gent named Schlenhardt in September
last.
Schlenhardt was superintending the
cooking of rations during a bivouac of
the Fifteenth Fhlans, near Hagonau,
Alsace, when he received an order to
get a load of forage. During his ab
sence the soldii : s bungled In handling
the stove, with the result that the food
was spoiled. When Schlenhnrdt re
turned Count Stolberg-Wernlgerodo
summoned hl-n nrd abused him, calling
him tho greatest blackguard and the
lowest hound in the regiment. Schlen
hardt becnitt excited and replied that
he did not think he deserved such
names, whereupon the Count boxed his
enrs heavily, throwing him against a
wagon. Schlenhardt then called out to
two of his comrades, saying: "You saw
that I was struck."
Thereupon the count Hew Into a rage,
drew his sable and stabbed tho ser
geant twice. Ilrst in the leg and then
behind the ear. The sergeant took
out his handkerchief to stanch the
bloud and tried to stand at attention,
but he dropped unconscious and died
In the hospital on the following day.
Sclileiihaidt was the son of a work
man, and had two brothers In the
army. Count Stolberg-Wernlgorode
formerly belonged to the Twelfth His
sars, which regiment he had to leave
because he assaulted his orderly.
A DRAMATIC INCIDENT!
A Lecturer Discovers His Danger and
Loses His Life.
it Is a scene In tho Iccturo-room of a medi
cal collego in Now Orleans. Tlio professor is
lecturing beforo nu Intelligent class of med
ical students. He Is describing tlio human
oily, Its defects and tlio danger by which it
surrounded. In order to illustmto It ho
lias fluids from tlio human body, which ho Is
subjecting to chemical tests.
'"Gentlemou," ho said, "I havo described to
you tho nppcaranco of tbo human fluid hi a
ili8oaseil state; I will now show you how tlio
same fluid appears In a healthy state," and
ho subjected Ids own to tho test. As ho hold
It up to tlio light for a moment, his hand
trembled, ho caught his breath, ho paled and
exclaimed : "Gentlemen, I havo just mado
most horrible discovery; I myself have
Dright's disease of tho kidneys."
In less than ono year ho was dead.
Tno above dramatic and strictly true in
cident shows tho terrible dangor and
mysterious naturo of this modorn disease,
hlch may well ho called tho demon of the
present century. It steals Into tbo system
llkoo tldcf. manifests its presence by tho
commonest symptoms and fastens Itsolf upon
tho system beforo tho victim is aware. It is
early lieiedltary as consumption, qulto as
Million! Given Away.
It is certainly gratifying to the public to
know of one concern in tho laud who aro not
afraid to bo generous to tho needy and suffer
ing. Tho proprietors of Dr. King's Now
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, havo given away over ten million trial
bottles of this greit medicino ; and havo tlio
satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands of Lopoloss cases. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseuess ad all diseases of
tlio Throat, Chest and Lungs aro surely cured
by it. Call on A. Waslcy. Druggist, and get
rv trial bottlo free. I!cgular size 00c. and Jl.
TJvery bottlo guaranteed, or price refunded.
ltoelproelt,.v Vetrotlnt fTinn siiHpnndeil.
Washington. Nov. 1C Negotiations
on the projiosed reciprocity treaty be
tween thl government nnd Great Brit
ain relative to the Hrltlsh West Indies
have come to a halt, with no present
Indication that the treaty will lie con
cluded in the near future. The nego
tiations had proceeded to an advanced
stage last spring, It being hoped that
the signataires would be appended be
fore congi'ess idjourned. in order that
the senate might have an opportunity
to ratify. SIrce then, however, ob
stacles ha,vo ieveloped, and the nego
tiations which were so far nlong have
lapsed Into a condition of Inaction.
Bucklon's Arnica Sab e.
Tlio rust salvo In tho world for cats.
hrii(ar,H AnmR. ulcers, salt rlieum. fovor soros.
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
nil nklii uriintlnns. and tiositWelv cures piles.
or jo pay required. It is guaranteed to givo
uorfect satisfaction or mony rofundod. Price
35 couts per box. For sale by A. Waslcy.
Austrian Minister -iill1 For Homo.
Washington. Nov. lG.- Tho Austrian
minister. Mr. Von llengelmuller. and
his wife sailed yesterday for home,
where the minister will spend a six
months' leave. Karon Heidi will be
Austrian charge d'nffalres during tho
minister's absence. There Is little doubt
that negotiations now In progress he
tween ibis country and Austria will
lead to the accrediting of ambassadors
Instead of ministers between them, and
this change, It Is expected, may come
about before Mr. Von llengelmuller
rettn ns.
Spnlir M list" Hurry Hp,
Washington. Nov. 16. The govern
ment has renewed nnd strengthened
Its determination that the Spanish
vacuatlon of Cuba and the American
occu-atlon shall not be deferred be
yond Jan. 1 next. This conclusion has
been communicated to the Spanish
government within the last few days,
in answer to an urgent request that
the date of evacuation be put oft be
cause of the large number of Spanish
troops remaining on the Island, who, It
was represented, could not be moved
before Jnn. 1.
Women Should Know It.
Many women suffer untold agony and
miser)' because the nature of their disease is
not correctly understood. They have been
led to believe that womb trouble or female
weakness of some sort is responsible for the
many ills that beset womankind,
Neuralgia, nervousness, headache, puffy
or dark circles under the eyes, rheumatism, a
dragging pain or dull ache in the back, weak
ness or bearing-down sensation, profuse or
scanty supply of urine with strong odor,
frequent desire to pass it with scalding or
burning sensation, sediment in it after stand-1
ng in bottle or common glass for twenty-four
hours, arc signs of kidney and bladder trouble.
The above symptoms arc often attributed
by the patient herself or by her physician to
female weakness or womb trouble. Hence, so
many fail to obtain relief, because they are
treating, not the disease itself, but a reflection
of the primary cause, which is kidney trouble.
In fact, women as well as men are made
miserable with kidney and bladder trouble
and both need the same remedy.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is the great dis
covery of the eminent kidney and bladder
specialist, and is easy to get at any drug store
for fifty cents or one dollar.
To prove its wonderful merits you my
have a sample bottle and book telling all
about it, both sent absolutely free by mail.
Kindly mention Shenandoah Herald and
send jour address to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
IJinghamton, N. Y.
To Curj a Cold ill ()n lny
Tako Laxativollromo Quinlno Tablets. All
druggists rofuid tho money If it fails to cure.
25c. Tho goruiuo has L. B. Q. on each
tablet. tf
FOR SALE.
One Block of Nine
Houses. ....
Hitu&ted on West Coal lreel, Shenandoah. Tho
property entlro, It 112 feet front and 70 fee
lep'. Ilacli house lias a frontatre of lect
liy.ai feet drop, ltl kitchen 10 by 14 (set -, all
are two utorlx, sli rooms, tin roof. They hvo
lust been thoroughly repaired, ntwly painted
and papered, and new sills, outhoins'S and coal
house constructed. These properties ure (
FOK HALE, KXCIIANOB or KENT
Kltberosa wholeorseparatelr and on reason
aUle terras, rur iMiuei.y.ifiMWM
M. P. FOWLER.
CARL1ST UPRISING PREDICTED.
Spain Will I'roliulil.v Hnv MoroTrou
hhi Within a I'ow weeks.
London. Nov. 1C The Mndrld corre
apondent of The Dally Mall says:
leading Carllst tells me he will .be ns
tonished If a formidable rising does not
occur In Spain within a month after
the peace treaty Is signed. The Car
lists have abundant supplies of money,
and. my Informant says, only some
thing very big and unexpected can pic-
vent a rising.
"This appears to agree with the news
tha Don Carlos has succeeded In rais
ing an Important loan in London nnd In
Paris, and that wealthy Carllst fam
ilies, are Insuring their property against
war risks.
"I questioned a prominent olllclal at
the Spanish war nlllce today on the
subject, and he told me he was well
aware of the Carllst activity, but that
the government was even more ready
than the Carllsts. The bulk of the
nctual standing army of Spain, he said,
is now oc 'upylng Arugon. the Basque
provinces and North Catalonia. There
Is a larger nutnlier of troops under the
colors than the law authorizes In or
dinary times, the government having
decided that this Is necessary to pre
serve Internal order. During the last
two months still according to my In
formantthe government has greatly
Increased Its war material and has re
placed most of the artillery and am
munition sent to the West Indies. My
own opinion Is. however, that the Span
ish puiple will not tolerate a Carllst
rising, because civil war would only
comllte Spain's ruin."
Itchiness of tho skin, borriblo plague.
Most everybody aflltcted In ouo way or
uuotber. 'Only oue safe, never falling cure,
Doau's Oluttueut. At any 'drag vtoro, 50
tents,
MURDEROUS IMMUNES. '
Our Colored Troops In Culm. Assassln
ate Vottr I'orsons.
Santiago de Cuba, Nov. 10. An Inci
dent occurred Monday night at San
Luis, about 25 miles north of Santiago,
which caused a great deal of III feeling
among the Cubans nnd considerable
annoyance among the United States
military olllclals here.
AH the colored regiments are en
camped In the nlghborhood of San Luis.
The colored olliccrs seem to have little
or no control over their men,, and of
ficers and privates are ofteji seen
drinking together, with arms ' around
each olher'a necks, and behaving In
other ways not caluulatcd to Inspire
lospect for the American troops among
tho Cubans.
Thu trouble began In an attempt by
Lieutenant Jobe h'ererra, chief of Gen
eral Wood's gendarmerie, to arrest two
soldiers for abusing a Cuban workman
nnd ste.iliiiir his hog. The soldiers, who
belonged to thv Ninth immunes, es
caped. Soon after 30 coloted men,
wearing tha uniform of the United
Ptat'-s army, attacked the house where
Lieutenant Kererra wns and kept up a
regular fusillade, killing Lieutenant
Feierra. Anlou;o Uoman, an old man.
Kmlllo Uettran, a boy of 1", and a baby,
and wounding several others. Two
soldiers woie killed In tho affray and
two gendartjMs av dying.
AflH- 4n unsllfiatory attempt to
get ut the fac-ts of tho enso over the
wires Cenoral Wood went to San Luis.
Ho returned last night and reported
th,at he'hnd come to the conclU' Ion that
all the colored regiments were more or
less mixed up In the affray. He Iibb
offered $1,000 reward for the names of
the men who did tho shooting, and be
fore leaving San Luis he read tho
colored olllcers a severe lecture for de
nying Hint tholr men were Implicated.
THE VliDEN STRIKE ENDED.
Strllilinr Union Men lteturn to Work-
lit tlio I' ii Ion Scale.
Chicago, Nov. 1C The ihicago-VIr
den Coal conpany yesterday practically
acceded to all demands of the striking
miners. Tke company agrees to pay
the union scale of 40 cents for hand
-work and !0 cents for machine work.
The agrecuent did not cover the fu
ture of the man employed to .take tho
places of tie strikers.
Olllclals (I the coal company held a
meeting he-e yesterday with repre
sentatlves if the miners' unions for
the purpose of arranging a settlement
of the long itandlng dlfllculties between
the compan and the miners. An agree
ment was reached after a somewhat
protracted tonference. The chief griev
ance of the miners was the wnge scale.
and the result Is looked upon as a big
victory for them. The meeting was held
In the olllceof 1'iesident Loucks, of the
coal company, and was attended by
Acting President Mitchell, of the Uni
ted Mine Workers of America; PresI
dent IIunter,and Secretary Ityan, of th
Illinois Mlue Workers' union, and
President Ctihlll, of the sub-district
branch state union, In behalf of the
miners, Pmsldent Loucks and Man
ager Luklns representing the coal com
pany.
Up to Date for Fains and Aches.
Everybody says' lied Flag Oil,1 25c,
Gtuhlcr Ilros., drug stoic.
Foul-Smelling
Catarrh..
Oatnrrh is ono of the roost obstinate
diseases, aid hence the most difficult
to get rid a .
There is, but one way to euro it,
The disease is In tho blood, nnd all the
sprays, wishes and inhaling mixtures
in the wcriu can nave no peiinanenl
effect whetover upon it. Swift's Sue
cille cures Catarrh permanently, for it is
tho only lemedy which can reach the
disease and. forco It Irom the blood,
Mr. II. P. McAllister, of Itarrcdsburgi
Ky., had Catarrh for yenrs. Ilo writes:
'I could see no lmnrovemmt whatever
though I wn constantly treated -with sprayi
sun wabiit-s, ana ainer
enllnhallnc remedies
In fact, I could feel thai
eacn winter i was worst
man tne year previous
"finally it wa
brought to mv notlo
that Catarrh was a blood
dleo-.e, and after think
ing over thn matter, I
aaw It wasuurrasouabli
to expect to be cured by
rcuieuiea wxuen only
reached the mii-fnp. 1
then decided to trv
8. 8. S and after a few bottles were used, I no
ticed perceptible Improvement. Continuing
the remedy, the disease was forced outol my
system, ami a touipieia cure -wns lut result.
I advise all who have this dreadful disease to
abandon tnelrlocal treatment, whlohhasnevei
done them any good, and take S. 8. 8., a rem
edy that can reach the disease and cure It."
To continue th,o wrong treatment for
Catarrh is to continue to suiter. Swift's
Specific is it real blood remedy, and
cures obstinate, deon-Bcated diseases,
which other remedies have no effect
whatever upon. It promptly reaches
Catarrh, ami nover fails to cure oven the
most HKKravnteu cases.
S.S.S.rTLBlood
Is Purely Vegotable, and Is the only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain no
dangerous minerals.
- Books mailed free by Swift Speciflo
Company, Atlanta, Ueorgla.
"Saved Bier Life."
RS. JOnN WALLET, of Jefferson,
Wis., than trhoni nono Is rrorohlghly
cstcem d or widely known, writes,
InlSOOIhada sovcio attac!: of LaCrlppc
and at tho end c.f four months, In spllo of al
physicians, frlenfi3 and good nursing could
do, my lungs heart and nervous system wen
so completely wrecked, ray life was Co
spalrcd of, my friends giving mo up. 1 could
only sleep by tho uso of opiates. My lungs
and heart pained mo terribly and my cough
was most aggravating. I could not Ilo In
ono position but a short tlmo and not on my
loft sldo at all. My husband brought mi
Sr. allies' Ncrvlno and Hoart Curo and I be
gan taking them. When I had taken a hall
bottlo of each I was much better and contln
ulng persistently I took about a dozen bot
tles and was completely restored to health to
tho surprlso of all."
Dr. lilies' Remedies
aro sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottlo
benefits or money ro
fundsd. Hook on dis
eases of the hoart und
nerves free. Address,
Ml.MILraMEMCALCO., Elkhart. Ind.
A Beautiful Home
Is life's most pleasing com
fort. We will give you much com
fort for little money. A comfort
Suite rfour FURNITURE
To-day we have been busily en
eaued in replenish ing our stock
We have a new line of dining room
furniture, chairs, sofas, couches
and settees in large varieties. We
are the cheapest dealers.
WINTER IS AT YOUR DOOR
And you may need a stove, range
or heater. We have now several
carloads in stock, which is the
largest in the county. We repre
sent the Buckwalter Stove Com
pany, the largest and oldest estab
lislieu nnn m America, we can
sell you cheaper than other dealers
who buy one and two on an order
A guarantee accompanies every
purchase. Money refunded if not
satisfactory.
123 and 131
D. I J. S1EGEL,
South Main Street,
DRINK
CUSARY'S EXTRA I'INE
QUALITY
-GINGER ALE,
Superior Sarsaparilla..
and Orange Champagne
common and fully as fatal. Knllro families,
inheriting it from their ancestors., havo died,
yet nono of tho number knew or realized
tho mysterious power which was removing
tlicm, Hundreds of pooplo dlo dally by
what Is called heart disease, apoplexy,
paralysis, spinal complaint, rheumatism,
pneumonic, anil othor common diseases, when
In reality it is lirlght's diseaso of tho kid
ncyp. Theso aro solemn facts, but all the
mure serious because of their solemnity.
Thuro has never been but oue remedy
known for tho euro of ltrlght's disease, or
even for Its relief, and that remody has be
corao the most popular of any preparation
known to tho world. It is Warner's Safe
Cure. It has taken men, and womon, too.
who wore in tlio lowest stagos and restored
them to porfeot health and strength. It will
Invariably check tho first stages of tub
torrible disease, If taken In tlmo. It is In
dor.ed by physicians, approved by scientist!
and used by .tho best pooplo In tho land. It
Is a sclontlfio preparation and owes Its popu
larity wholly to Its power. It can bo pro
cured of any rellablo dealer, but Eteat can
should bo exercised to securo tho genuini
and not poruiit any unscrupulous dealer t
soil anything in its place.
STRONG
AGAIN !
WHEN IN DOUBT, TRY
They have stood the tc.t of years,
and have cured tliousanaf oi
cares of Nervous Diseases, sued
as Debility, Dullness, Sleepless
ness and Varicocele.Atrophy.&c
They clear the brain, itreogthea
the circulation, make digestion
dc r feet, and Impart a heatthr
vigor to the whole being. All drains and losses are checked permanently. Unless patients
arc properly cured, their condition often worries themioto Insanity, Coniumption or Death,
Mailed sealed. Price i i per box! 6 boxei, with Iron-clad legal guarantee to cure or refund tfc
money, Ij.co. Send lor free book, Addreis, PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, Ot
For Sale at KIRLIN'S Dru? Store. Shenandoah, Pa.
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SAH'U
LIO
OVERCOAT I
l-
Every man has an idea of the sort of Overcoat he
wants, and we have an idea of the kind of Over-
coat every man wants. We have studied the 3
Overcoat problem from a practical standpoint,
combined with correct styles and elegance each 2
season for a number of years and by a close
observation have reduced the art of bringing out 2
just the right things in overcoats to a dead moral
certainty. ' Now is the time to call and inspect 5
our stock.
WINTER CLOTHING
In large quantities. Our stock for Men, Boys
and Children cannot be surpassed. S
L. REFOWICH,
: The Reliable Clothier, . lO.and 12 S. Main St. E
A Contented Woman
Issho who linn her walls nml ceilings Uecornf.
from our Intent tlcfiigna uml rich colon. In wi
paper We have u complete line of exqulm
tints nnd Bhailes, In the most tvtibUu comhli
Uoiih nntl patterns, nnd we will decorate jo
home from kitchen to uttle at n reiMonul
figure,
J. P. CARDEN,
224 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, 1
Orkin's Jewelry Store,
Jewelry, Silverware, Musical
Instruments, Optical Goods.
IMo. 1 29 South Main Street,
Terminus of the Schuylkill Traction Company's Railway.
aa Eight Day Clock for $2,7B,
5b(3LU ForThla Month Only.
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