A cold Is d on ser
ous. Don't lit It
Ret the start of roil.
A few dni.es of my
t'olil lute will
urcak up any form
of cold In a' few
liotiri an.l prevent
grippe, dlpliiliiTln
and pnetinimila. It
hnulil lie In errry
borne nnd every iet
pocket. It la hitler
tlmn a- life Insur
ance policy.
MtJNTOtf.
I tint, fJnlde to Ilroltb
t!V1 t" '
At til drtjgitsts, 2Sc.
ff Mertlcfll iwIti-i fr
The
"Clinrli,
ilii .
dour. I
I1 Jllll
ltT.
Is It
I 11ml
you wivpi
from ynur
"Oh,
writes mi- tr...n C
dlo ?ltli n .. lit lu
not thm h. could
I I mil
news
i Hint! My Arthur
lsl :ul llmt he would
,,...., I'.r mo were It
l,iuc .. .ctionntciy nt
my ploiurv nnti cuter it ri h n thousand
klr-. .h uvcry iluy."
V'iluvt 1 !y M-ry nli til I 'in. And.
pmr Is ll you im cr) .itg Ior? 1
wo- .Iglvuiityil r to hr.vo M.ch n poetic
aim tl. rlyln ' f n. il yoti hinpl
"Ai.. yt-ia. i i Tx ry ..fill'
Dm let uu i . il.i.t. jr to tiy t..ui,
h! , in . i-'h i holo into Ins U-..V
cl.i.i.- I ng li i of my own U'luro hi
stai.-d ' iA.r.u.1 Til lilts.
R m mV
f iu Have a C.i u eh ur C.
is I'lirrs, 3 c
rilnnlic-ta nn the Outer Willi.
Pr- l-n' !y In no otrer cilllwd city oi
tho wcrlil ilo iieople nir their l.ulilli g nil'
tamo linen out or uio tront winr.ows a:
they do In Chicnpo Not so much Is thl
barlinrous custom prnctlvrd In the res.
denco nnrt of thu city as It Is down towt
and tho nearer to the center of the city onu
gets tho more heildlng ho sees hntiglnr
from tho windows Along Wnbnsh nvenue
beginning nt Harrison street, blnnkcts,
sheets, bcdriiillte, pillows nnd oen the
mnttrcssos nro hung out, held securely to
tho window sill by having the rush pulled
down hard on top of them. Chicago
Chronicle.
Nn mil wniilil in i r be ImthrMl it 1 en
stfritin If i vi ry-ii f knew how iiHtur-l
ami q'ld'l ly RiinliK'U IIIihhI Bitu rs n-KiiU
In ftnmii'li nil navels.
li-Vip l',x ,i, W il, u(,,ii
OnTliiirilK V i S3rl. Hie t i . 1
& liiill . lUi iv.ii will rn h .In n- ix it
(il'lll l.i W.IHhlll lull I) ' . tli-ki' m '
return in.v naiilii 'lulu in-Mi- i' t
diya. Tu' tr-tiu will - emu" s H nf "It
Jtlii" V.'-li'iiilnl Owi'lu ' 'd h I'lil '
HuilV'i i'jii. ro 1 1 ii I it u ri- her-'ii 1 Menu ,ii i
( ran h'.n ig hi'iiiiiiilniili ii Dsfl'iii in Pit
sitiKl.-nti-f -r mini I trip A Uhubm'-nI
riesio . in Si'irpr inni Hid lie t-i' t I'
the t If.
Nn niiiii cure tismii tl I Yhi
pis-Vf t i t!i .iijtlt Dr. W i'- Ni.rw y l'i
SyVnp C' l'i - i' "it '
thrnHl. Never falls.
..ill-, lii.iiieliilis r""i
BLOOD
POSON
A SPECIALTY.
Prlmnrv S cniidurr "r Tertiary BLOOD
. OISOH permanently
CURED IN 15 to 35 DAYS
You can he treated al linnio for mime prlie
u dc r same guarantee If yu p cfi r io
come here we will contract t pay ral road
fare n dhiiel bills and no elmrnr. If we
fall to .ure
IF YOU HAVE
taken mercury, iodide potash, ami still
haveactin- nnd i .Ins. Mucous Put nes In
mouth, nor- Throat. Pimpus Copper Cl
or dBpotB, U'cersoii any art of the body.
Hair or Eyebrows falling out, It l this
Secondary
BLOOD POI4 ON
WE GUARANTEE TO CURE.
We solicit the p.ost obstinate cas-s nnd
challenge tne world for a caaewe can
not cure T Ih U scaae ba al ays baffled
the skill of the most eminent physicians.
$300,000 cnpltiil behind our ll ncoiidltlmin
KWtrantee Arsolute proois sent sealed on
application lOOptKO book sent fieo
Address COOK REMEDY CO,
744
Mnsmiic Temple, Chicngo.
liroccr can tell1
t
yon ajrny Uiime
whobuy SFEIIG'
'j ssvcil by
nsinR Seel-
keepconungtiac
tor tt. You cau't
keep on (riling a
poor thing to tie
same people.
jg'S because you
lean buy cheap
Fcoflre and umke
l delicious by a
ilittla oi this admixture.
millions of Dollar
Go up in smoki ivory yeai . Taka
. 1 . l .. . . L nn A,
IB KB UUb KVb Jl uuiiw., '
oitnri. etc., lusuraxl in flrsi-clast n
liahle iwmpanioii as representod
david faiist'. ,'sc;,",
rniLn.-cnmr- store
a OKAI.RK IN - p
Fruit. Confectionery,
Cifars and Tobaccd
Wholesale and Ratal'.
SO Wast Qtantre. 3crQC
DRIN K
CLKARV EXTRA 'NF
Q1AI.ITV
-GINGER ALE,
Superior Sarsaparllla..
MAN A NONCLIMBEft.
Its Ilium n Slngnlnr ItepiiBnanoo to
llccoinlnir "Arboreal.'
Climbing runs In families, for steeple
Jaks nro often tho sons of fathers who
Wore in tho buslnoss, but It is somewhat
oild that man, though ho learns to swim
so well that nrmcd only with a knlfo ho
can encounter a shark in Its nntlvo elo
mont, nml judged by tho extent of his
mining openitlous in comparison with tho
size of his liody sui-paws by n thousand
times all nnimnls that work underground,
has never become n good climber or shown
tho slightest tendency to becomo arbo
real," as ho has become aquntlo nnd sub
terrnilenn.
South sen bablno that cannot walk
will roll Into tho sen and swim, collier
boys nt H will take pick and lamp nnd dc
scend Into the mine nlmost as naturally its
young moles, but wo bi licvo that In splfo
oi tne uanger lmm Willi beasts in rorcst
regions nnd tho fact that in such places
there Is tell times more life on tho level of
tho trco tops than on the ground thero U
no slnglo lnstnncoof ntrlbo which, proper
ly RjH'nklng, hns becomo "arboreal" and
learned to climb like monkeys. Though
not n fewmnkchutsln trees they approach
tlicso by Inddrs, nnd except In tho huts
which they use as n refuge nnd sleeping
plnco they spend their tlmo on tho ground.
Even In forests whero tho upper levels
of tho trees nro so closely laced together
that a comparatively slight adaptation
would cnablo tho Indians to progress from
treo to tree, and where nearly tho wholo
of tho fruit, nnd tho greater part of tho
birds nnd imuunls used for food nro found
only In this 'upper story," man Is not,
andnlwnys refuses to become, n 'climbing
animal. ' Nnturnl repugnnnco to this
form of entorpriso seems characteristic of
savngo men. ami even of animals which
run no risks v hntevcr. African natives
who hnvo on:y lived in ono storied huts
show tho greatest dislike to going up
stnlrs and ha o been known to creep up on
hands nnd knees, whllo largo dogs when
required to nscnd stnlrs for tho first tlmo
often refuso to do so except under strong
persuasion nnd with evident reluctance.
London Spectator.
-M Deadly Qrlp
i n .I'lriiinl in tne i:i nn ri.e air y-
.tn nun !' full nl llsfat.il gi rmsl I)
j Hi ' 0 I;." r vo'i iipa-n llio il
I' II 'I IM'D'I ll r,IIIKIUI,llllll mil invli
111 ltiiit lgiisnri- chill with
iiIhi'Ih', dull hiMvy paini. iiiuii ih ' I-
rgi- fr in tlii- ii s ire thm t and m v i
g'i cm 'Ii, D'li't wlo prn-ii'il" t
-:iliiiu this ciiugli with triH'lie-. tihlrti
r. r1 nip Hvrn s I'tira- it t ani- wilts IJ
'iiu' NVn l)icnvi"y, thx infllllili' ri'iiinl
Ii niits'iial iniliMe.. It kd'Sllie dlsi-i-
m. hi'iiN tin1 lung? ami pn-vi-nis ih
..li il itfu-r m-i-ia rr.mi the milady. I'm
i i t-. Hid Jl.00 Mmi y Iwkil nut -is r.
t,l.,.il. iricatA WHli.'ndiilg Mir
Another Aiiclesst Mystery.
.lohnnv 1'ft, Is there nnythlng more
nlunblo than Uliimomlsf
II is Fiither No, son. Whyf
Jiihnnv Oh. I wns just wondering
what Ihev itne Mcthusnluh on his live
hum! . tiili weildlnir anniversary. Jewel
ers' Weekly.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
IikmI utiiillentlniM, they cannot r nt'h the
It- iiwd ii.tIIoii nt the ear. There Is only oin
tin' ih at niia-a, nliil that Is by ctistitii
r. imtlle I)e.ifnei IscniMcd by an lie
l.iiiii il I'oiulltliiii nf the inncoiu lliilnj; uf tin
I'.M-IHcliliui TuIm. When this tube gets Inflaniltl
y..ii have a rumtilliiLf souiul or niperfect hear-
Ihj;. and wneu tt is entirely closed deaf, rai
ls "ic nKult..'iii l unless the Inflammation can lie
a!: n "lit nn. t till tnlic restore I to Its normal
ontbtloii, hi-nrlnir will be destroyed forever
ul i ttnea lit of ten are caused by catarrh
wlilvh Is nothliiK but on liiflniucd condition tit
the intiL'oun Hiirfivces.
We will kIv One Hundred Dnllars for an)
ii-e of Deitfueaa (cauied lay catarrh) that can
not lie cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Segd for
irt-ulnrs, free
F.J. O ENKY&CO.,ToIeao,0
Soul by Drugglets, TSc-
IliiU'a Family Tills are the heat.
A rlnnuctitl islinke.
QockI inonilnif Mr. Toncy. On the
sink list todayf"
'Yes, sir; got tho ague."
Do you over shaker"
Yes."
When do you shako ncaluf "
"Cnn'tsay when: shako overy day. Why
uo you ask!"
Oh, nothing In particular; only I
thought If you shook bad I'd liko to stand
by nnd seo If you couldn t shako the 15
shillings out of your pocket which you
have owed me so longl" London stand
ard.
Qlv the Children a Drink
called Ginin-O. It is a delicious, appetinnp;,
nourishinu food drink to take tin- place of
Coffee, -old by all grocers and liked by all
who have used it because wnen propel ly pre
pared it tastes like the finest coffee but is free
from all it" injurious prepeities Grain-0 aids
ligestion and sirengthens..tjie perves. It Is
not a stimulant but a health builder, and clul-
ren, as well as adults, can drink (twitli great
benefit. Costs about L as much as coltee-
15 and 25c.
An Old rnlh.ee.
Iiatubeth palace, London, has been tho
homo of tho primates of Canterbury for
over seven centuries. This pluco can show
specimens of almost every, stylo of arcUl
tiwtiir,, ivhteb has nravnllDd Nlnce 1190.
A rtmeny recommended for patients at
flicied with thr Grippe is Kemp s Iialssm,
which is especi Uy adapted to diseases oi the
throat and lungs. Do not wait for the first
syropiom w iu ...sCa--e, uu. K w .'V
tayandwep it on nana loruseme moraem
it is needed If neRleoled the' gnppc has a
tendency to bring on, pneumonia. The Balsam
prevents this by keeping the cough loose. All
drupgists sell the Balsam.
A Iwy --trows up Btrnlgliter It he Is bent
over his mother's l:nco judiciously overy
now and then. Somorvlllo lournal.
In Hungary there are thousands of vtl
agoa und hundreds of small towns with-
ut a doctor within ten miles.
There Never Was a Better Cure
Than Pan Tina for coughs, 25c. t Oruhler
Urns., ill ug store
The Lost. II.
Sergeant Chnnncll, who was In the habit
of dripping llla 1'si a,ul S'r Fredcrio
T hdfdgir wu'o oiico trying a case ubout a
thlp c.illnd tuo Helen. Every .tlmo tho
foniier mentt'inod tho vessel ho called it
thu Ellen. Eery tlmo tho other counsel
moationcd her they called her tho Helen,
At last the Juds'0i, with ti quaint gravity,
Mill, "Stop V (a favorite worn of msj,
"Stop. What was tho name of the ship? I
hatolton my uotes tho Ellon and the
Helen. Whleulsltf" Andthobargrinuoil.
'Oh. my ttid," said Theslger In his
blandest and most fastidious manner,
"tho shin -mm christened tho Helen, but
situ lost her h in the chops of tho Chan-
nou. Loudon Spectator.
Do You Know
Conaumptlnn Is preventable? Sc'ence has
proven that, and also that neglect (s suicidal.
The worst cold or cough can be cured, with
Sulloh's Cough ud Consumption Cura. Sold
on positive guarantee for ovar fifty ysasrs.
ftWai V r. 9, iMU tt 0 WM.
'wuiiU uuaT.'
IKiiniaimiaiMxiiniti
S?ves Work and Worry
Neglect sboutd never be laid at the door of n housewife.
It may be she works harder than her neighbor, but doesn't
go about it in just the right way. Her neighbor uses
THE It; K. FllRBlHtt C0HPX.tr, CUafU
WHEN IN DOUBT, TRY
STRONG
AGAIN!
vigor te the whole being. , All drains
are property cured, their coariitioa nllea
Btoaay,t3.. Scad lot trte baek.
Mailed teiieo. i'nre a. Mfbai ft rjnaa
l-or ale ai KIRLIN'S nrur
BE 3 TAh'D FiElvEdT-
RICES RIGHT .TOO
Pnid Purchn9c of 55 or more
AH
will sent FHEiUriT PRrAIQ I -n, ' (,!y . ,
to nny railroori .-tion l-i MAINE, . 'O'KW
NtiW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, -"N ' "V
MASSACHUSETTS, RHODE IS- ,,,, e f
LAND, CONNECTICUT, "EW B RggpL S S
YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, ond (pjataMaaaaH ftJCi53 BmVAH
jruu iroerv sixth avc. vt iih lathers
E" JEKotY, AVir York.
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The "Pacific Coast Limited." the new
ralifornia train, will.lcave CbliMXO at 2:00 p.
m , aud St Louis 10:30 p m., every Tuesday
mid Ritunlay striving at Los Augelrs third
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This luxurious traiu consists of a eomiosito
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I twelve section sleeping-cars with state and
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1 wtekly Uurist car via "The Truo Southern
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from St. Louis every Friday morqing. For
illu trated aud descriptive literature, time
tables, very lowest rate of fare to' all points
west ami southwest, address J. V McCann,
Travelling Passenger Agent, or W E. Hnpt,
Qea'l Kutern Passenger Ageut, 391 Broid
way, New Yurie. tt
EUeumatlsm Cured lu a Diy.
'Mystic t ure" for Rheumatism and Neu.
ralgia radically cures in I to 3 days. Its
action upon the system is remarkable and
mysterioui. It removes , at once the cause
and the -iisease tmmediatrly disapars. ITie
I nrst dose greatly bi nelits. 75 cents. Sold by
-henandoah druu store, Shenandoah. t
Coming Events,
Feb 25 Grand entertainment In the
school house alTurkey Run by the Harmuule
Mamlo'lb and Oultar Club.
0a Every Bottle
Of Skiloh's Conaumptlon Cure is this guar
antee: "All we ask of you Is to use two-
thirds of the contents of this bottW faith
fully, then 11 you can say you are uot
benefited return the buttle to your druggist
and he may refund the price paid." Prlrr
25 cts., 50 cts. and f 1 00. Sold by P. D
Klrlln and a guarantee.
Ask your grocer for the xt' Royal Patsnt
flour, and taka a riser Vsui, It is tie Vest
bwr SlOalO)
oobU DUar. '
Washing PoytdES
and keeps her house twice 9 clean with half Q
the effort. Gold Dust Washing Powder has
given many a woman the reputation of being
a queen of housekeepers. Do you uic it a? (
Largest package greatest economy. S
It. UtU. Tut. tuUt. rfclWilitli. 13
Therheitood their.tof yer,
and havt cur'd thuuaanui oi
eaars of Nervous Doeaiea. lucb
Uebllity, lliiflncia.bleeples-
nea ana varicoceie.Alropny.oc,
They cleat tne brain, strengthen
the circulation, mace aicestioo
frfeet. and Imnart a heahhv
andlostei ate checked ftrmantmllr. Unless patient
worries them Into Insanity, consumption or ueatru
Addwa, PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleislaad, 0.T'
- uri ironian lerai vuaraniee in cure or rriunnaaa
Store. Shenandoah. Pa
( rTWfi '"i r!r
1899
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i . . , 1 ..
'ennyl.
our own
our foreien cousins are reproduced in special
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on subjects religions, mechanical, literary and
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INQUIRER WANT AD will fix It for yon
Pennsylvania's leading newspaper in influence,
Are You Going to Florida T
If you are, ask for tickets via tho Southern
Railway. It is the shortest, quickest and
best route, Its service this season will sur
pass that of all preceding years. Write for
further Information to John If. Beail, District
Passenger Agent, 823 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Tell Your Sisttr
A beautiful complexion is an Impossibility
without good pure blood, the sort that only
exists (n connection with the good digestion;
a healthy liver and tioweH. Karl's Clover
Root Tea acts directly on the bowels, llyer
and kidneys keeplug them in perfect health.
Price 23 cts. and SO t U. Sold by P. D. Kirllu
and a guarantee.
Will You Winter In FlcrlUt
This will bo the greatest season Florida
has had for years. You ought to go ar-d g
via the Southern Railway. .Its (he licet
route. If you will write John M Bcall.
niA,l, t.. Bcnnnnr Ac,,, ft'lft I'll Aatn , fit r..,.t
Philadelphia. Pa., he will arrange all the
ueuaita 01 anur srip rur you.
A licmarlcalilo Cure. .
Mr. Alexander Moore, a reliable busi
ness mati, of 1230 S. 13th St., Philadel
phia Pa., says: "I contracted a violent
cold which settled all over tne, .The
rjain iu mv chest aud side was excruci-
atinir. The doctor trave nie medicine
and mistered my side, but I only grew
worse. Then you gave me n bottle of
Brazilian uaini. 1 uau utile or no iauu
in it, but decided to try it. I took 3 or
4 cood doses before bed time, aud rubbed
it well over my nlistered side. That
nk'ht I slent like a ton my first cood
rest-forovera week and awoke in the
tnorniuR furt-rf. Brazilian Halm is sim
ply invaluable."
Shenandoah drug store, wholesale agent.
This Is the trade
mark of the short
Hue In Florida the
Southern Railway.
Two daily trains are operated all the year,
and during tha winter season, a third, the
Florida Limited, Is added, If you aro going
to Florida or.any where else lu the South, ask
for a ticket v'a the Southern Railway. Write
to John M. Beall, DUtrict Passenger Ageut,
823 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
hak ff-&hauAitlsmiia KesrUftai
Sub well with Qed FU OIL S4, At
r..-.,w
S""r.
DAYS GONE 6Y.
Oh, the dsyi tone by I Ob, the days gone by I
Tha imIi In tin oraluard aaU the pttinray
throtuh that rye,
The eblrrop of the robin, imX tt. whittle at
tha qaall
Asba piped 'TO tM lJw iwwat any
nlznllnga!;
When the blcxim waa on tha akter aad
blue waa In lb sky,
And my happy heart brlnmed amr la tfaa
days bom by.
In the days Ron by, wttea tay Baked ft
wajra trlppeal
By the honeysnokle tanlea where the watr
HUM dipped,
And the rlppla of the rlter HptM the tawi
along tho brink
Where thu tilarld eyed asd lazy footed cattle
came t' drink.
And the tilling snipe stood fearless of the tm
ant j wayward cry,
And the splashing of the swimmer in the days
Kimo by.
Oh, the days i;one by I Oh, the days gone by t
Tho moste of tho laughing lip, the loitor o
the rye.
The chibliah faith la falrtaa aad AVaiUla'.
inaalo ring.
The simple, aoul ropoilng, glad belief In er
erytntng.
When life waa tltm a atory, holding neither
so Vi nor sigh
In the eolden, olden glory of the days gone by.
James niilteotnu tiney.
A HEALTHY MAN.
Here Are the Pnlntia Thnt Gia tu Mask
si Centenarian.
Here nro the iioints of a healthy man.
It you havo them all you may, barrlnsr
accidents, count on bolng n oentenarlan.
If you have most of them, you 11 reach n
rlpa old ngo, but even If you have only a
few don't lie nlnnned, for many apparent
ly crazy humnn machines last a surpris
ingly long tlmo.
First, your body and limbs should be
plump, but tho plumpness should bo of
tho firm nnd muscular, not the lleshy typo. 1
Your figure ought to bo erect, nnd.whether j
you nro tall or short, well proportioned.
Length without breadth Is a very bad
thing In a man, for there Is no room for
vital organs largo enough to thoroughly
perform their dutlos.
Your step should bo springy and elastic.
your gait Ann and easy. Those things in
dlcato muscles of good quality and nerve
of good tone. 1 our eye should be bright
and neither prominent nor hollow. Bright
cyos show that tho circulation of blood in
too brain Is good.
Your comploxlon should bo clear and
fresh. It Is usually not well with you
when your faco Is pale, sallow, florid or
subject to sudden flushings. IJut In this
matter your occupation has great Influ
ence, anil you might havo tho worst possl-
blo comploxlon ond bo In perfect health.
But that, of course, Is the exception, not
tho rulo.
Your head should not be very large, or
at least If It Is large your neck, shoulders
and chest ought to correspond In size. Ii
you feel your pulse, It should be regular;
u It drops a beat now and ngaln or beats
very fast and excitedly nfter the least ex
ertion or emotion then the heart Is weak.
Your breathing should be tranquil and In
audible. Any sounds mean that tho pas
sages aro more or loss clogged.
You should not know you have a stom
ach thnt Is to say, as a rulo. Of course
thero are times wbnn that organ gets out
of order In tho healthiest Individual, and
then it Is always sure to make Its owner
aware of Its existence. You should al
ways, except when tho weather Is bitterly
cold, feel comfortably warm through your
whole body, oven to tno tips 01 tho lingers
and toes. Othcrwlso something Is wrong
with tho circulation or tho bent producing
apparatus.
You should havo sound sleep, without
dreams or nightmares, and it should not
lust too long or too snort say, eight to
eight and a half hours every night.
Your volco should not 00 hoarse, and
you should bo a stranger to soro throats.
Your nppctlto should not bo too great or
too small, while you should not bo a suf
fcrcr from headaches, giddiness or neu
ralgia, and, of course, you should not have
palpitations or falntingsor varicose veins.
If you answer to the above description,
you havo nolther dlseaso of the brain,
spinal cord, heart, lungs, liver, stomach,
muscles or nerves, nnd you aro in as per
fect health as It la possible for numan be
lugs to bo.
liut at the some tlmo many a round
shouldered, narrow chested, thin and sul-
low man Is as tough as steel, works hard
and lives till ho Is almost tired of the
world, and, of course, even tho healthiest
of us must go through a course of colds,
coughs, headaches, dyspepsia attacks and
the like.
Still, If your chest is small In proportion
to tho rest of your body you oro likely to
have less stamina, and you should not
overdo such things as football, cycling or
even brain work. New York World.
Grip's Bavages Doomed.
So much nibery and ro many dtaths have
been caused by the Orip, thnt every one
should know what a wonderful reineily for
tlti-a malady Is found in Dr. King's New
l)icoviry. mat uisiressum siuooorn cmit.11
tdut inflames vi.ur throat, robs you or sleep
ueakpus vour tvslem nn uavoa tne way ior
Consumption Is quickly stopped by this
matchless cure. If sou have chills and
fever, piin in the back of the heart, soreues.
in hones and muscles, sore throat and that
cough that grip- your throat like a vice, ynu
need Dr. King's new Discovery 10 cure ynu
flriia. and liferent Pneumonia or Consump
tion. Price 60 cts and $100 Money back if
nor cured A trial bottle freo at A. Wasley 1
drugstore.
Tortolae Shell."
What Is called tortoise shell U not the
bony covering or shlold of the turtle, but
only the scales which cover It. Theso aro
13 in number, S of them liut and 6 a little
curved. A large turtle affords about eight
pounds of them, tho plates varying from
an Inch to u quarter of an Inch In thick'
noss.
Tor Infanta nnd Children.
JJjQ Kllld YOU HaVB AlWajfS BOUgil
Bears tha
Signature
The Pool anal III" Stone)-.
Optimism,' wild the sorry fool,
seeing the irreen tiie of n 25 bill."
'And what is pessimlsmr asked his
friend
"Seeing nelthci Mdoof a5 bllL" New
cork Commercial Advertiser.
Does TjIs Etrlke Yon 1
Muddy complexions. Nsuseatlng breath
come from ciironte oonsupaiioii. rari
Clover Root Tea is an absolute cure and has
Keen sold for fifty years on an ahsolut
guarantee. Price 25 cts. and M cts. Sold by
P I). Klrlln and a guarantee.
At a certain church near Ledbury, Eur
land, nn annual sermon Is still preached
aualnst tho vice of dueling. This Is done
In accordance with tho will und testament
ot a damsel whose rival lovers died fight
ing for her hand.
How Is Your Wlfet
Mas she lost her bcautyT If so, Constipa
tion, Indigestion, Sick Headache aro the
principal causes. Karl's Clover Hoot Tea
jias cured these Ills for balfa century. Trice
S3 cts. and SO cts. Money remndea if results
are not satisfactory. Bold by P. D. Klrlln
uif n .
CHESS AND MATHEMATICS.
Tilt) Oisaur nnd the Science titan on
I'nrnllel l.lnri.
It wm Ixrtbnltt (born 1640), the famous
Qeminn philosopher and mathematician,
who made that oft quoteal phrase, " Chens
la loo much of a game fur A sotetHM and
too much of a science for a game," which
unfortunately aeema to remain thai popular
Idea of chem even In this day. After a
prolan veil devotion to the pstatlme It la al
lotted that tha smt Teuton renounced It
completaly for solitaire, which la not amy
to explain, since all card gnmm, aavlng
perhaps whist, are generally distasteful to
tho confirmed chtwatat,
John OIIer Hobbea aaya, "Artlatte
chaws U beyond tho wtty rrsrtrlctlon of a
w-lenc," and thin rtngn mueh truer than
Ilbnltz's narrow dictum, which peritaps
she luad In mind when she wrote.
It luva beam remarked that cheaw and
mathematics have much in oimiuon, that
they run on parallel Una, that they have
a similar dlrvrtlon of thought. Lelbnltc
waa not the only great mathatnattctnn
who matto thai game a study. Euler and
Jaeulsh were both fine players and cheea
analyst. Ktchanl Proctor, the astron
omer, who waa abao mated for hU mathe
matical attainment, waa devoted to the
game.
And to turn to the othwr side of tlve
shield most first rate cheawliats have been
excellent mental calculators. Andemen,
who next to HtelnlU waa undoubtedly the
moat warriorlike of chess players, waa a
really great mathematician. linker U a
profpsaaor of higher matha-matlM.
Hut, of course, there are elements In
chess which are wanting In mathematics,
the chief bolng the combative element.
The two Intellects which contend for Uie
mastery must powaesn the qualities of gen
erals in the field nf linttlo, an Important
distinction Walter I'ulltrer In American
CheM Magazine
Phvsiclans as a claas are ODDoaed to-wht
they call "patent medicines." It is not
often they openly endorse them. Now and
men. However, some
doctor, who has been
tne eye witness ot a
remarkable cure by the
ue of Dr Pierce's rein-
dies, feels It a dutv to
tell what he knows.
Dr. losenh Fike.
f Lot Springs,
Marion Co., Kan-
is such a
man. He writes:
I am using a
good many of
'ur mraicinei
my practice.
Ten years
ago a nan a
paiteni wno
was badlv
affected with
scrofula. Her
mouth and
inroat were in an
awful condition, and
mere were lumps uu
the outside tielow
the jaws the ute of
nensegsr otner
actors said It was
fatal case. I fell
confident that none
or mv remedies
would benefit her It
came to my mind
hat Dr. Plerce'a
Golden Medical
Discovery was rec
ommended for such
cases, so 1 went to
the drug store and bought one bottle and gave It
to her to use as directed" Five bottles cured her,
and she is well today."
For more than thirty vear Dr R. V.
Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., has enjoyed a far
larger practice than many phs'sicians who
charge large fees for advice. Dr Pierce's
uoiden medical Discovery Is made without
alcohol, and is a preparation based upon
his extended experience with disease. It
is a temperance medicine, pure and simple,
and without alcohol, whiskey, mcar or
syrup 10 preserve its properties, Keep-, per-
tcciiy in any climate for any length of time.
Others may imitate the remedy; they can
not imitate us cure-. Let no one talk you
into using an imitation medicine as a sub
stitute for Dr. Pierce's. Sick people who
cannot visit Buffalo may consult Dr Pierce
by mall. He give3 free, fatherly advice for
treating and curing diseases of a chronic,
obstinate and lingcimg nature Nu charge
is made lor sucn con-ultaitun
UUAKANIfcta lUUUHKDUtr IDC
localled urratpet, molt celebrated and
wtieit adTcrtlslne doc tort fU, no matter
whattberrUtm, LOST MANHOOD
Aun uinnn. neniLiTV. Sana
Abuses, Blood Ttofom, Stricture, Shrunken or Un
dettloptd organs, ltitirtlv tteonty one In tha worll
txpoilnKeverradTertlitnfe fraud, Klectrlclieltiwln
(ASUWdart. Treatment by mau. Instmt relief
IN KI'FKCT FKDKUAUY 5, IWi.
Passencer trains leAs-e. Shenandoah for Penn
Haven Junctfi.n. Mauch Chunk. Lehlahton.
Slutlngton, White Hall, CntAsautitin, Allentown.
Deiuii'iieiii, uiiaiuii nuw iuik mm a aiiuui.'i(iiia
nt 5 2S, 7 19 . m.. 12 58 and 5 II p. n.
ror itkeauarre, avuiie iiaven anu i-uision,
2S, 10 13 a. in.. 12 Ba) and 5 14 p. in.
For Laceyvllle. TowBtuln. Havre. Waverly.
Kltnlra, ltochekter; HutTalo, Maara Falls,
nburn, Syracuse. Hbaou, Geneva and the
it, 10 13 a. lit., 12 W iiimI 5 11 p. in.
For Helviderc. Delaware Water Gap and
Stroudsburg, 5 2h n. tu.. 5 14 p. m.
ror iiamueriviiie nnu ireuion, sjiv a. m.
For Jraneavillo. lviston and lleuver Meadow,
1 28 a. in.. 1W I), in.
For McAdoo. Audenrled. Hazleton. Stockton
and Lumber Yard, 0 28, 7 4V, 10 10 a, in , 12 38 and
aim ni
I'orjdcio, litlllon ami rreeutnu, dxs, iid
nt , a 14 p. m.
t aw inn. m : 1 1 .. ...
ForI9tCret!k. olninlvllle.ntid Ashland. 4 00.
and 7 27 n. m.
For Itiaven lluu, Camtrnlia, Mount Oartnel and
.-jiumnk-iu, m a. in., i u, o ui, v si p.m.
For Maltanoy City, Park Pluce aiid Delano,
.1 28, 7 49, 10 18 n. III., nnd 12 88, 5 14 p. 111.
Kor Yateaviiio, 3 38, iu 13 ra in.
Trains will leave Slmmokln at 7 00. 9 20 a. ni.
12 10 and 4 20 n. in., and arrive at Shenandoah
HI 7 4'J, iu la a. in., 12 o, a 1 1 p. 111.
bwvQ aiiuimiiuijuu aur a utmviiit;, oi. v.iu'r
Newcastle, Morea and Kew ISoatou, 7 11) and
10 18 a. m , and 1258 p in.
Leave l'ottavllle for Shenandoah. 9Wa m
12 35. 5 IS. H 15 n. m.
!Aave Hazleton for Shenandoah, 1000a.m.,
12 IS, 8 00, 6 3ft, 8 82 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Trains leave for Raven Run. Oeiitntlla, Mt.
Cnrmel nnd Sliamnkln, 8 46 a. m., 7 11 p. in..
Trains leave Sluainokln for Sheuandoah at
8 50 a. in., and 5 35 p. m.
iave MiietianuoAti ior laieaviue, jnauanoy
City Park Place, i 'elano, McAdoo, Audenrled,
liazietox, p-im Kinn, i.uiuuer ism, weaaaaeriy
and Manch Chunk. 9 47 a m., Mid Ii.lu.
For 1-hiuhton. Slatliigtou, Cataaauqua White
Hall, Coplay, Alleiiiown, lCftntuu and Phlllliia-
inirir, 0 47 a m , nnd H 32 p in
For New York and Phlliulelphla, 0 47 R. m.
Iave Uailetou for Shenandoah, 8 SO, a. m.,
nnd 6 27 p. m.
M. U. CUTTRIt.Hupt. Traawportatton,
South Ilelhlehem, J'a.
ROLL1N H. WlLHUR.Genl.Supt..
South ltetblhiH, 1'ia.
CHAItLliS S. l.Itn, Oenl. Pataw. Airt..
New York, N. Y.
A. W. NONNRMACIIKR, IMv. I. A.,
South llethleliani. Pa.
CIAIOM IANSY PILLS
ISisn. Taci llru sat VaOMah 3 RCLIEF
Alwara .ran at aa ntUbls -lil haaSaSaau
.Oai CaoVTSTril!.saaal aijaaaoaata
ratilruaaV9a.Mai.adtialiaa;a4a.pna. 41
Citos Srao. Ca Uaatix. Uu. Uairatk
'or aale al Ktrlln'e drug aiore and Raeaaadoa
A rue- .aor
a . "U Jfrf-a
IbWUNVWlUl
Rlt Mid fUTVOtWr faUitM
artlti 'faaay Kl I'saaaTWal I Mia aaa a
fuiallii"' Aim ban' lis Uit uad
laraowrf aur aUjrj. J
i our un
toid dMr
at 1 ti . Ill al. atVV a
i v r hit o't. 'lanii
Nui r M ok Kipot.tMJ
11 ' IT ' , ' h JB)S sfraVIDft
BY THE
CHASE
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l . 1 i. Lav 1 rinaaQsTOt S-U.
m -' T i b'luti 'it
it iil y I tm t AcMrftaU
MURSERIES
l3L
1 1,
wm
WIFE'S AWFUL
ECZEMA
M v w 1 fa was In the most horrible condition
of.. yli-uianbclop.fromEcMma, Bhq could
nr.. tier alt down nor He down, her torture wm
aaiJtamae. I trlod all the doctors that 1 oooM
reach, bat site got so that I firmly believe she
vaonlil have dtad vrtlliln twelve hours It 1 had
tint I een advised of Cnicou IIkxkdiei and
pot them. My wife tevnt to tlttp (n fans htmrt
afrr Jlrtl application, although she had
vol tUplar term J-iy, and with two boxes
of Cinrtnv (ointment) and one cake of
Ci Tu t ba Soar a4 snu altteluttly camf, and
la well and hearty to-day.
air.r Ctrae TitiaiT roa TeiTrari,TfTiM
rat1- 1 Hi aaaa,wit teaser llata Warm baUu vita
a ai -a fcnar.asaaaMlttrswHh Csrrrcraa.pap
f. tr4.lnnlalila fw a4 mt'A dawa at a?r-rirt-a4
lira- iTgi,intrtlll pairtftOT aa4 aaaaoa-wta.
M thmwtioM tw wiwM. mmi tv lirr, c Co sr..
Ma Vnrt-. ateaau. IhvuCaniao WanlKarjie.sa
Dr. Humphreys5
Specifics act directly upon, the disease,
without exciting disorder in othor parta
of the aysjem. Tltcy Curo the Sick.
no. cents, raicxs-
1-Feaera. OOBgtHllc.es, loflammaltons.
J-Vorms, Worm Ferer, Worm Ootlc. .93
3- Teelliln.Collo,Cr7ln-.WakefulDTS .33
4- t)larrhea. ot ChlMrea or AdulU... ,'J3
T-Couchs, OoMs, BroeebltU .13
H .Neuralsla, Toothache, Faeeaehe..... .'13
0-llradarhe.8lck Headache. Verltto. . .33
1 0- t)i aprpala, tDdleMtloa,WekBotnai:h.23
1 1 huppreaaed or Painful Periods. .., 33
112-Whllea. Too Prof ttae Period .IS
13-Croiip, Lartnillls.Uoaneoeaa... .33
lt-Hall Ilheum.EfTHrlaa.ErupUoas.. .33
15-Hlietimallam, Ilbeu ma tie Tains. J3
10 .Malaria, Chttls, rever aed Ague ...a .33
19-C'atarrli,tnnuenta.Coldln the Head .S3
'JO-Wlinoplng.i:oiiati .33
37-Khlney Illsensea .33
3H-ervoua DcMlltr 1.08
30-trlnnrv Weakness. Wetting Ded... .33
77-Orlp. Hay Fever - 33
Dr. tlumpbrxrs' Manual ot all Dteeauea at roar
Druntats or Hailed Frt.
Sold ny Oruaalsta. or M on receipt of pel cts.
nunintorera' Med. Oa Cor. William lotxu at.
Mew Vork
COCOA
PURE ! HEALTHFUL !!
ennsylvania
RAILROAD.
BCI1UYKII.L DIVISION.
JHCHT IS, WV.
Trains will leave Hhenandoah alter lue aooa
dale for WltTgau, Gtlbertou, Fraokvtlls Dark
Water, St. Clair, Pottjivllle. Hamburg, Keadlna,
I'ottntown, Phoenlxvllle. Korriasosrn a d Phil
aaelphta (flrAd street station) at Sit and 8 IS
a. m., 2 10, e 11 p m, on week daya. Hundaya,
4 13 a. m., t 80 p. in.
Trains leave Krackvllle lor Shenandoah al
7 34, 11 19 a.m. and 6 48, 7 84 p. ai. Huudar
11 01 a. m. and 5 44 p. m.
Leave 1'otUvlllo for Shenandoah (via FraoW
rllle 7 10, 41 20 a. m., S 39, 7 10 p. ni. Hunday
10 a3 a. Ul.. 5 30 p. m,
lave Philadelphia, (liro&d street station), foi
Sheaandoah at 8 85 a. m.. 4 10 p. m. week days.
Sundays leave at 6 30 and 9 23 a. in.
Leave Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOIl NEW VOllK.
Express.week-daya, 8 30, 4 Oo, i 50 S 05,5 15,A 50
7 33, 8 30,9 90, MO 21 11 00a. m 1200noon, IJSS
i Limited ! 00 and l 13 p. rj .) 1 40, 2 80, 8 SO,
I M, 4 02, 5 00, 5 54 4 00, 7 02, 7 50. 10 V p. m.,
1201, nlKht. Sundaya. 820,403. ISO 8 05. 8 15,
S20, 9S0. 10 2l. 10 43 a. m., 12 03". 12 85, 'ISO,
102 (Limited '122,1 8 20, 3 99, 83, 7 03, 7 80,
10 CO p. m , 12 01 ulnllt
Kxpreas for Itonton without chansje, 11 00 a tt.
week-days, and 7 50 p m., daily.
For Sea Girt, Aabury Park, Ocean Grove,
Lonz Ilrancb. 8 30. 11 14 a mi 8 80, 4 02 P na
weekdays.
ror LomDerivilie, rsasaon an ocranaon, ow.
9 00 a m, 12 00 noon, 3 52, 3 00 I Lamb
Kjuitnn ool v i. weekdays, and 7 03
I Lambert vine ana
p m dally.
UuCTalo, 9 00 a m, 13 00 noon weekday, and
p m dally.
WASHINGTON AND THK SOUTH.
For IUlllmore and WahlnRVn. 8 SO. 7 20, 8 82,
10 SO. 11 33, a, m., 12W. I28I "1 li, 8 13, 4 4L
(3 23 CootrrestfUBl Limited,) 8 17. 455, "7 81
p. ra., and 12 oi nigni weeic aaya. nunuaja,
3M. 720,912,1133 a. in., 1209, ! 12. 8 U, 4 41,
520 ConRreaalonal Limited,) a oo a al p. m.
and 12 05nlcht.
For Ilaltimore, aecominodatlon. 9 12 a m, 1 51
and 4 01 p m week daya. 5 08 and 11 14 p m dally.
Atiantlo coass L.ine, r tonua special, lapu,
weekdays. Ilxprees 12 09 p m, and 1203 ufgul,
... , ..
oouinern liauway, rionua i,iioiiou,4)iiu,
weekday Uipreaa-0 55 p m, dally.
Chesapeake ii Ohio Railway, 7 31 p m, dally.
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, 10 20
a in weekdays, 11 10 p m dally.
Leave Market etreet wharf aa follows! Ex
presa for New York, 9 00 a m, 4 30 p m week,
daya. For Long Branch, via Seaaldo Park, 8 80
a m weekd ya.
For Island Height, 880 a ra and 4 00 p ra
weekdays.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Rroad street station via Delaware river
hrldgt Kiprras, 9 40 a m 7 03 p. m. Sunday,
9 30 a in., 7 03 p m.
Leave Market Kireel Warf Bipreaa, tCOaoa,
2 00, 4 00, 5 00 p m. Sunday. 9 00, 10 00 a m
i accommodation 480and5 00pm.
For Cat- May, Sea Isle City, Ocn Clly.
valon Stone Harbor, Ansrleaea, Wlldwndand
Hollj Reach Express, 9 00 a m, 4 Iw, t a
weekdays. Sundays 9 00 a m.
For Homers Point Express, 9 00 a m., 2 CO.
4 00, S CO, p. m. week days Sunday, 9 00 and
WW a m ,
Th TTnlnn Transfer Comnanv will call for
and check baggage from hotel and residences.
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