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For reduced oxcurslon tlckots and par
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mm
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(Sold by all druggists
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Dr. Humphreys'
SpccMcs act directly upon tho disease,
without oxciting disorder In other parts
of tho system. They Curo tho Sick.
BO, CORES. miCES-
1 Fever.. Congestions, Inflammation. .25
8 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic.. .33
3- Tee lb Inc. Collo, Crylng.Wakef ulnoes .2 3
4- Dlarrhca, ot Children or Adults,.... ,23
7 Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis ........ .23
8 Neuralgia, Toothache, Faccoche..... .23
O Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo.. .23
10 Dy.pepila.Indlgcstlon.WealcStomach.23
11 &upprc.ed orl'alnful Period..... .23
12 White.. Too Profuso Periods... .23
13-Croup, Larynclll.. Hoarseness-.... .23
14-Salt nheum. Erysipelas, Eruptions.. .23
10 nheuinntlim, Kneumatlo Pains , .23
10 Malaria, Chills, Fover and Agae 25
10 Catarrh. Influenza, Cold In the Head ,23
20-Whooplng-Coiigli .23
27- ltldney DI.en.ca .23
28- Nervou. Debility 1.00
00 Urinary Wcahne... WctUngBed. J23
T7-flrlp, Hay Fever : 23
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numphreys' Mod. CoM Cor. William & John Sta.
now YorK.
A box of our
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Is an exhilarating
stimulant during
the hot summer
months.
Delivered at your homo.
Columbia Brewing Company.
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Tho only pleasure resort and
picnic grounds in this region
Snleudid lake of fresh water. Ice
1UU l-U-LSa
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to prepare and preserve meals. An man Sells were found under their en,
-t, Jf, ?Q toKi;ci, l,r r H,r. sine by persons attached to the wreck-
" wu.u..u.. . w
entire - season. For particulars
address,
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Barnesvllle, Pa
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Dally and Sunday, by mall ,$8 a yeai
The Sunday Sun
lathe greatest Sunday newspape
In the world.
Plica 5c a.psfj, Bj Mil, 52 a jea
" AldxeM THE BUN.' Naw Ync
Of a Train Load of Paasongors on
tbo Erio Kailroad
ENGINEER AND FIBEMAK KILLED
And n Nttntbor of I'liHsoncor Borlmts-
ly Injiiroil 1'rolclit Trnln Wrecked
by Woslinttt and tho Chlcnuo Ex
proM Critlioil Into tho Wreck.
Port Jorvls, N. Y., July 31. Tho ac-
cldcnt on tho Erio railroad growing
out of tho landslide! n mllo oast ot
Lackawazen Saturdny night was not
as serious as first reported. Only tho
fireman and englnoor of tho derailed
engine of tho wost hound Chicago ox-
press, which turned ovor on the track,
were killed, though a number of pas-
songors on tho express, the vostlbulo
passongor train for Buffalo and Cleve
land, were Injured.
Tho Uoad aro: Stephen Outwator,
Port "Jcrvls, engineer of Chicago ex
press; Fred Bella, Port Jcrvls, uroman
Of Chicago express. ,
Injured: C. U. StcphenB, Chicago,
bruises, minor oontuslons: F, Vlow,
New York, cut on hoad and right arm;
O. H. Boyd, Sharon, Pa., scalp wounds;
Mrs. O. H.WJoyd. Sharon. Pa., brulsos
on back and shoulders; Bernard Shay,
Port Jorvls, froignt engincor, pelvis
broken; Frod Smith, Port 'Jervls,
hrakomnn, shoulder broken; J. M.
Trimmer, trainman of Chicago express,
shoulder Injured; Mlchaol Thornton.
porter, shoulder bruised; Timothy
Welch, conductor of Chicago express,
back and legs injured; O. E. Belz,
Cleveland, head cut, hand burnod; L.
B. Parker, New York, hands burned;
Mrs. F. C. Heath, New York, hoad cut
and back injured; F. L. Mergott, New
ark, N. J., slight contusion, bruises on
left leg; F. S. Kllpatrlck, Denver, Blight
injuries; F. h. Drako, Pullman oonduc
tor, slight Injuries; W. Froybold, Ho
boken, slight injurloa; A. S. Collins,
Buffalo, slight Injuries; Richard Smith,
Chicago, slightly injured; Miss Flor
Adel Mulford and Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt,
both of Nowark, bruises.
Tho wreck, which occurred shortly
before midnight, was preceded by a
cloudburst and storm, which lasted
two hours. A section of the bank foil
on the south bound track directly in
front of tho freight train. Soveral
trees went down with tho rocks and
earth, and the freight cars and engine
were turned over directly across the
Wost bound tracks of the Erie road.
Sixty frolght cars constituted the train,
though only 22 were derailed, and tbo
debris was piled up on the west bound
tracks Just as the Chicago express put
In an appearance, running at tho rate
of 50 miloa an hour. Tho engine of tho
express train crashed into the wreck
and tho baggage car, combination and
buffet car and two Pullman sleepors
wore piled up on the tracks immedi
ately in front of tha wrecked frolght
cars. The flrst sleeper was split into
two parts as a result of the accident,
and the passengers were thrown 30
feet down a bank.
Fire at once broke out and four cars
of the express train and nine of the
frolght cars woro burned. Baggago
""T' rTJ'l,.
under the battKoeo car door, recovered
consciousness only to dlacovor that ha
Was all alone in tho heart OI UlO
... . ... I
wrecked passenger cars. Ho managed
nt-oxol frnm Ma nnaltlnn nnl tr.
And a blaze starting in front of him. doctors left me in, after dosing me with opium, quinine, etc. Then I ploto independence and self govern
whlle half a car was somehow braced bought cough cures without end but they only made me worse, I was mont. Wo fear, howevor, that the
up immediately ovor him. He called in desnair till I trot hold of Brazilian Balm and Toxicola Tablets, samo causes which produced rival
for assistance, but thero was no re-
Dnnnoa rTi on Ti r onw rno tiooann enva I
who had been hurled down tho 30 foot
embankment endeavor to oxtrlcato
thomselves from tho debris and make
their way un the bank. All woro clad
only in their night clothing, and they
wore shivering with tho cold. Somo
were bleeding and moaning, and all
wore dazed. Members of tho train
crows commenced to search different
portions of the wreck and assisted
those who woro struggling to escape.
Blankets woro brought in from tho
Pullman cars and wrapped around
shivering, hysterical women and half
conscious men. Word was telegraphed
to Port Jorvls, a relief train was at
once arranged for, and physicians and
trained nurses rotprned for the purposo
ot caring for those needing lmmedtata
assistance The relief train soon
reached the scene of the accldont, and
nearly all of the injured persons woro
removed to tho hospital.
Of tho persons injured and now at
the hospital Bernard Shay, of Port Jor
vls, the engineer of tho freight train,
and Q. Is. Belz, of Clovoland. woro
most seriously hurt, but their wounds
are not fatal. Mr. Belz is a stenog
rapher in the office of Traffic Manager
Thomas, of the Erie system, with
headquarters at Clovoland,
Several thieves from Port Jervls,
who it is supposed reached tho scene
of tho wreck on the rolief train, ran
sacked the clothes of the passengers
during tho period of oxclatemont. P.
view, a millinery decorator of New
York, lost clothing containing $300 In
pills and a gold watch. F. S. Gllpat-
rick, of Denver, lost $100, a gold watch,
a diamond pin and a diamond stud.
On tho way to tho hospital he noticed
a man wearing his trousers. They
wont through the pockets together,
but found tho monoy gono. The man
said that tho trousers bad been given
him by one of the trainmen, but claim.
od that the money and valuables must
have been abstracted boforo ho receiv
ed the present of the garment.
After several hours' search the
lng tram Botn b0(Jl0a jjad been burn
Cd to the waist. The men were ldontl
Qed by their watches.,
lie Fooled th Surgeons.
All doctors toTd Renick Hamilton, of West
JefTerson, O., after suffering 18 months from
Keoa rium, tic ; wUu,u u, u,..w
I the surest Pile cure on earth, and tho i)et
salve in the world. 25 cents a box. Sold by
I A. Wasley. drucRist.
War Soprotory Root in Cqmrnnncl,
Washington, July 31. Secretary Al
ger and Mrs. Algor returned to Wash
ington yesterday afternoon. Tho sec
retary formally relinquished control ot
tho war department today, and his
successor, Mr, Ellhu Root, took hold.
fJraln-0 Brings Relief
to the coflce drinker. Coffoo drinking Is
I . .......
habit that Is universally inuuiBea in anu
.Uu nnlvrllv Inlnrlons. Have von
tried draln-O? It is almost llko coffoo hut
the effects aro I list tho opposite. Coffee
upsoU the stomach, ruins the digestion,
effects tho heart and disturbs the whole
norvous system. Gralu-0 tones up
stomach, aids digestion and strengthens the
nerves. There is nothing but nourishment
InQraln-0. It can't bo othorwiso. IS and
SSo per package.
aclqbloPxcpiiraftohrorAs
lAlfhg ibiJToodflniincula
lihStomochs andDowcls of
Eromotcs'Biastion.CfccTrul-
ncssnncincsl:.ContaIns ncilhcp
OmumjMorpliina nor wifleral.
TioxNAitc OTIC.
vttxftnn '
JhrnTait -M
CartanaHJaim I
li!tmfuH -Xtmfvd
'Suqttr
Anra-ftarf Ifcmcdv forConslina
tion,Sour.Stbmach,Dlarrhoca,
wortna.iuonvuisions.tcvcnsn
ncss midXoss OF SLEEH
fJL 1
iMSlmlJe Srgnature og
TTEW YORIJ.
EXACT COFF OT WHAEFCQ.
A Wreck From Grippe,
Catarrh and Asthma.
RESTORED WITS
I was known as "The Woman
cessantlv. I was a school teacher
eaten away the partition m ray
Asthma, dreadful Stomach troubles
Lo - ntip nil tlirniicli mv svetrni. mntititr
' .
d,lM, lofV , o ,, nAAr Ti,; , ,i;t; n,
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They acted like magic from the first,
- . . .
?lnd V.e.tter lU!Jn 1 lmcLbee.n u years:
Brazilian Balm and Toxicola saved
Yon cct more doses of Brazilian Balm for
and 81.00 a bottle at druggists. With every 81.00
Toxicola Tablets free; the best tonic, nerve and
4c Co., Mfg. Chemists, Indpls, Ind,
Shenandoah Drug Store, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE
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"priced
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ELSE.
ernfjardt
ftU AmAun II er men mSt U ml F1CISHT
nCHIO to u, nM tbO U KAMI. DCW
HHtrsHMf. mnoT, uisucHiiscm. moot
isuno. toKMtcmur. new rout, famsnmn
w ir ;sir.
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If, when contemplating a trip to any point
Weat or Sonthwost 0f tho Mississippi River,
f voa wUi pUrchaso tickets via the Missouri
uu oi" " vuep" "" "
the United States), you will have all the
comfprta and luxuries of modern railway
equipment, and the tluest opportunities tor
viewing all of nature's museums and marvels
of Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Arkansas, Toxar,
Oldaod New Mexico, Callforuia, etc. Ex,
curslon tickets to all principal points at
Eteatly reduced rates. On account of tho
National . Education Association meeting nt
LosAugelesin July, wo will make special
low round trip rates. When contemplating
a trip West or Southwest, write us for full
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E-Hoyt, Q. E. P. Agent, J. P. McCann, T.
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Does This Strike Yon r,
Muddy complexions, Nauseating breath
tholcoine from chrouls constipation. Karl's
Clover Boot Tea Is an ahslute cure and has
been sold for fifty years on au absolute
I gnaranteo. Price 23 eta. and 60 ota. Sold
1 P, D. Klrllu on o guantntee.
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BRAZILIAN BALM
who Coughs," for I couched in
iill my health failed. Catarrh had
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Signature uy
nose. It had produced Bronchitis,
and weak kidnevs. In fact it had
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mp nn pnw vintim fnr flip flrinnp
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and in a few weeks I was cured
. . ..I
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bottlo you fret one month's treatment of
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very interesting. Tells yon all about New
the abkinq. ui.
Personally Conducted Tourist Excursions to
I .
I UaillOrma WllllOUl UUSOKO Ot Vars.
California witnout unangs or cars.
M '
kEiaJ!osMPj,
mi j stato of things by giving the chief jus
Lcavlac Washington ovory Tuesday aud 1 1, , 1 '
f,.i , .,,. . ,. a.,l,- lin,l,i.nti
1 AlUaV Bb lailv U .a ialu V14 V A U Strata A VI (sj
operates Personally Conducted Tourist Ex-
cursious to San Franclso without change of
cars, conductors or porters. The route is
througn Atlanta, aionigomcry, jNowurieans,
Houston. Sau Antonio.New Mexico. Arizonia.
and Southern California. The oars are the
&uwr Uuo.fshrSveanh.gM
seats, upholstered In rattan, are sixteen
ane.tlon. snnnlieil with linen bIk.. larnn as
staudard sleepers, lighted by Plntsch Gas.
havo wido vestibules, double sash roller
curtains, lavatory, ana smoking room lor
frpntlpmen. and two retiring room, for ladle.
tZZtU SSLrnf? and flvn Hn
7, r""71 oJ.,r'i. ,r' "-"'".i rr.
fraucibcu. oucu wjrviL-o iur intll.U4)luiueuui!
travel has nover before boon offered.
Tho tourist curiure is less thau via any
other routo, effecting a saving of $25.00 to
(30.00 for the trip. v
All information, maps and rates furnished
on application to Cl-arles L. Honklns. Dis
trict i'assengcr Agent, Southern ltailway
Company, 823 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
A wheelman's tool bag Isn't romplcto
without a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlo
by Oil. Heals cuts, bruises, stlugs, sprains.
I Monarch over pain,
ftOpori 01 tllO KoprOSOntfttlVeS OI
tho Throo Governments.
THE KINGS PERMANENT! OUSTED
Tho CominlnMoiiors Drolnro tho OITIpo
UHClpinnd Datiuorou Power to llo
Dolcantcdtann AmbnHmlorSulrotpd
From Sonic DNI11 tonwti'd I'owir.
San Franclsoo, July 31. The Call
publishes the roport of ho trl-pnrtlto
commission sent to Samoa, making
various recommendations regarding the
hew form of government decided upon
by them as most suitable for the Isl
anders. Theso resolutions are based
upon the best features of tho Berlin
treaty and Include tho principal feat
ures of the proposed new treaty as
amended and modidod by the commis
sioners. The oQlcIal report ot the com
missioners and the draft of tho pro
posed amended treaty are said to be
now on the way to the respective gov
ernments. Tho roport Is signed by Commission
ers Bartlett Tripp, for the United
States, C. N. Klllott, for Great Britain,
and II. Sternberg, for Germany, ana
is in substance as follows:
Wo have temporarily abolished tho
kingship and recommended that It ho
permanently abolished. The action
which wo have taken in tho matter
does not nppear to havo nroused any
hostile feeling among the natives. No
doubt many great chiefs regret that
they will no longer havo an oppor
tunity of gratifying their ambitions
and lndulclnc that passion for rank
and ceremony which is lnnato in tho
breasts of overy Samoan. But oven tho
chiefs have acquiesced In the change;
some of tho mo3t Important navo
stated that they think It Is for tho
good of Samoa, and wo believe that tho
population, unless worked on uy ex
traneous Influences (which Is unhap
pily not lmnosslblo). will assent to the
abolition without a murmur and with
out regret.
It seems imposslblo to say ox tna
offlce any good whatever. It Is com
paratively modorn as an institution.
It served no usoful purpose. In recent
years, at any rato, tho king had no
authority or practical powor to oven
collect taxes beyond tho limits ot tho
municipality and within those limits
his authority was superfluous. Tno
greater part of tho population was to
all Intents and purposes In permanent
rebellion against him, and tho more
fact that orders wore Issued through
him was liable to nrovoko disobedi
ence in many districts. Further, It
seemed Impossible to dovlso any plan
by which an undisputed or even peace
ful succession can be secured,
In the place of the kingship wo pro-
Dose to create a system or native gov
ernment analogous to tnat wmcn
works successfully In Fill. Tno ibi
nnds will be divided into certain ad
ministrative districts (corresponding
as nearly as possible with those rccog
nlsod by Samoan usage), for eacn 01
which a chlof will bo responsible, and
theso chiefs will meet annually at a
place In a native council to discuss
such matters as Interest them, and
make recommendations to tho admin'
,Rtmtor and council.
Native court3
trill lm nllnwnd tn nnnlsh minor crimes
- . .
according to natiVO laws and customs,
and every provision hos been mado to
.. In II,. Snmtnn nnnnlnllnil enm.
k,Inj?! Y!11. ,on "V.1111? . to Pr0luc?
rlirnl nnfnfn wnn will n!r!m frill tlORt
o prov,nciai government and cro-
ate continued dissension.
Perhaps tho evils which it Is least
oasy to curo aro thoso which arise from
tho rivalry and mutual hostility or tho
different nationalities. This hostility
pormoates all departments of llfo. Wo
propose to introduce an element of
unity and centralization into tbo gOV-
ernment by the appointment of an ad
mlnlstrator, who will doubtless bo
ohoson from some disinterested power,
Ho will be assisted by a council of
delegates from tho throo governments,
who might exorcise such consular
functions as nro necessary In Samoa.
We propose to give this administrator
a largo moasure of authority, which,
if exercised by a just and capable man,
should onablo him to put an end to
many disputes
Wo propose that the administrator
and the three delegates should form
a legislative council, and we havo la
troduced Into the act several clauses
giving them power to modify existing
ordinances.
We aro of the opinion that the orig'
inal act of Berlin was drafted and has
been construed in too rigid a manner,
and that greater elasticity In its pro
visions would havo a beneficial effect.
Wo have, theroforo, empowered tho
council to make such alterations as It
may think fit In tho boundaries of dls-
trlcts. the details of natiVO COVernment
and other matters enumerated In tho
proposed act.
Wo hono to create a greater har-
. .. .
mony among thO White residents by
abolishing consular Jurisdiction. We
believe that in other parts of the world
1 i. i,..i.j(.itAn n.nnnita nn 1 mi.A-
auviu juiiouu,uuu 1,1 ut. in.-, uuij niimo
thO laws Of a country are, for religious
I or other reasons, not suitable for ap
plication to foreigners.
We believe that by abolishing this
outward sign of separate national In
stitutions and by submitting all na
tionalities to one court and one law, a
ereat advance win oe made in tne di-
i ...
rectlon of removing petty rivalries and
lMlnoln. nmt rAatnrlnr. cnnH rnlntlnno
betwoen the various wnite colonies.
Tho third class of evils arises from
the lawlessness now prevailing in Sa
moa outside the municipality. For
many years there has been no law in
tneso districts, ana native institutions
permitted Chiefs to commit crimes With
1 Immmlfv oW hnno In Imnrnvo llilo
lmnunltv. eW hone to ImDrove this
I tlcu ttll ouiatKcu juiiauiuLiuit uvur Ull
, . 11 11
these islands so as to Include all cases
betwoen natives and foreigners as well
as tho lower grades of crimes com-
mlttea uy natives against eacn otner.
TTnnrihly. wn linvn fnlt it nnr rlntv
tfJ doa, BOmewhat severely with the
im oUTnVht?oreux?sisne
nto Samoa. The prohibition existing
u mo iiuui uus uccuuio u uuuu iciiui.
Wo feel it essential that customs regu-
latlons should bo stringently enforced,
1 TJlscnverAd hv a. Woman.
M At too. by Wy In this country. Dis
ease tastcned its clutches upon her and
I i -.1 . j : t . .
f even years she withstood its severest tests,
1 nut ucr vuui uans were unuctuiiucu unu
death seemed imminent. For three months
I she coughed incessantly, and could not sleep.
I She finally discovered a way to recovery, by
purchasing of us a bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, and was so much
relieved on taking first dose, that she slept all
night ; and with two bottles, has been ab
solutely cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Luti. Thus writes W. C. Hamnick & Co.,
of Shelby, N. C. Trial bottles free at A.
Wasley's Drug Store. Regular ihje Soc rmd
$I,oo. Ever) bottle guaranteed,
To Put n Kurt to C livlnnd'8 Street-
onr Trouble.
Cleveland. July 31. Notwithstanding
the fact that big crowds wore upon
Oie streets yesterday, there were no
outbreaks of violence, and apparently
very little nttentton wsa paid to tho
Big Consolidated earn, which ran on all
lines on schedule time, un tne eoum
side and out Broadway to Newburg
tho cars wore run practically empty.
but the east side lines, especially those
running to the parks, were well patron
ized, though they carried fewer pas
sengers by far than usual on fair Bun-
dayi
iyg. I
rs ., I
Atljiiuwii uonerui aiiiuc, ayimiwiiK ui i
the fear of the people to ride on the
rar. In lurinln .jtMlniia nf I tin rtltv nt I
nlohi l,!- I
SJrili m 1 nt 1 f I
1111B Biniu ui nuniiB in uivci; w 1
continue for several weeks or montne
unless a settlement Is reached. Tho
only way to put a stop to It Is to de
clare martial law. That will require
4,000 or 5.000 soldiers, and every street
will be patrolled. Everybody will bo
required to remain Indoors after a cer
tain hour, and all who are out after
that time without a permit will bo ar
rested. But martial law would put an
ond to the troublo effectually."
The only exciting incident on tho
south sldo was the hold up of an Ice
cream wagon by a orowd of soldiers.
who took from It a four gallon freezer
full of cream. They offered money for
the cream, but the" driver of tho wagon
refused to accept It, saying he could
not sell it. The soldiers say they or
dered the oroam several days ago, and
tho dealer promised to dollver it, but
It did not come probably because of the
boycott. When tho soldiers saw one of
tho company's wagons coming yea tor
day they stopped It.
are not more deadly than the millions of
disease genus that are floating in tha air
we breathe and in the water wo drink
germs of typhoid fever, malaria, con
sumption. Compared to a disease germ,
a rattl&nake is a gentleman. He is a
fair neuter. He tells you to 1001c out.
He rattles before he strikes. You have
n chance to fieht or run. The disease
genu sneaks in. It comes while you are
sleenint?. it cams an entrance ro inc
blood. It propagates there. It multi-
Elies. In a few hours, or days, your
lood Is full of its children millions of
them. They go all over your bodjjcek-
ing a weak spot. They don't ralwfc
they strike. You feci listless, nerveless,
sluggish, feverish, and maybe you're flat
on your back before you really know
there is anything the matter.
The only way to keep out disease
germs to keep from being sick is to
keep your blood pure and rich, and your
, j i. t4i.
liver utuve uuu ucmiuy.
Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery,
I . . . . . i t . . . . i.i i.i i
tne greniesi ionic in uie worm, iu uu ii.
Charles n..sargeant, pf Main cdy, Mdin
Co.. Ohio, writes: " Durlnz the summer and fall
of 1806 1 became all run-down,' nerves were out
of orJc,ani stomach out of order. I wrote to
Dr. t'lnc. for advice. He said I had gen.ral
debility, and sdrined Dr Pierce's Golden Medi
cal mscovery. Mnce 1 sioppcu ibkiur 11 auoui
one year ago, 1 nave noii.Kcn any m.uicinc t
any kind, and have been able to work every day.
peine l.jrooa, lean cat inrcc square mvaia
IV. 1
and I do not feel that miserable burnin
In the itomach after eating. My blood am
nerves are in good .hap.
nrTHFFLB04HorihSixthSI.
I'MUdVlJh". ,,r,'u "" Cn" Bt
GUARANTEES TO CUREafter the
w-c.Ued grcftteat, moit celrbratea and
what tbr claim, LOST MANHOOD
AND VIGOR. DEBILITY. EariU
draw, viooa JVisoru tiirtciurt, anrunktn or tn-
dereloTtaman. itfffrefiifA mitfoneln tha world
iu cure VMKiuuurii.li wiuinuL niLiinir. itiHin. rots
fxpoilne every adTertUtnjj fraud, Klectrfo Uelti win
dlerM ke Meolctl Institute, etc Drtth caftcuret
Philadelphia &
-
R. -I : D '..
eadinCI H y .
Engines Bum Hard Coal No Smoke.
Of EFFECT JULY 1. 1859.
Trains leave Shenandoah as follows :
For New York via PhlladelDbla. weak iltrh.
iu, o i, i a, v do a. m., w jo, a vj ana QUfp.ni,
Sundays. 210b m.
7 87 a. m.. 12 28 and 8 09 p. m. "
For Keadlnir and Philadelphia, week days,
o in K K1 1 or a M a ... I- ort a no - .1 . m ...
i' or new KorK Tia aiancn ununK, weeK days.
T. ; - .V " " v v
Sundays. 2 10 a m.
for t'ottavllle. week: davs. Z 10. 7 87. 9 85 a. rn.
12 26, 3 09, 8 09 and 1 30 p. m. Sundays, 2 10 am.
ror 'lamanuaana juananoy uiiy. week: aavs
2 10. 7 37. Ql a. m..
12 20, a ov ana 6 OTp. m.
Sundays. 210 a m.
ro.' Wllllamsport, Sunbury and pewisburc.
sundav.. a 27 a fn.
I For Maiano Plane, weekdays, 2 10, 8 27, 8 S3,
I' '" ow- ' 'M
1 p. rn. nunaays. j iu ana a 1 a m
ForAhland and Sharaokln. week dav. 8 27.
' 87, 11 82 a. m., 12 28, 8 09, 6 07, 7 and ss p. m.
1 ii. s u. , k. tbrouKb train. lea-i Reading
Terminal, Philadelphia. (P. & R. It. K.) at 3 20,
7 55, 11 28 a. in., 8 10 and 7.27 p. l.. Sundays
9M ,M ,iw . nit 1 n nn . . 1 .
I W V, I W, . 1 -AJ U. U,, O .U .UU I mi (1. U. AUUI
iionai trains from iweniy-Iounn and Un
nui sireeu siauon, weecaays, iouua. m. 12 20
uioaiup.ni. nunaays, i bo, a sa p. m.
TKAIN8 FOR BQENAKDOAIT.
. ... . un.uoipuia,
Leave New York via Philadelphia,
week
ubvi. ii i.i. uu. ;tu. 1 1 ku m. m. Knu i m i vn
abo b.m. '
1 li,.n M. Vi.t ili M.uh n,,.l,
Leave New York via Mauch Chunk.
a jtAKbXt'k' lteadlf B Termln.l, week
days, 4 80. 8 88. 10 21 a, m. and 186, 4 08, 6 88.
"..."....j.- v. .
iViVT?b;iyT i ' 1W' I008'
, ro.. 12 18. 1 17. o 00. 8 28 n. m.
9 30, 12 bo, 1 20. s bo, a 10 and 6 so p.m.
- - . , j . .... , .v
fe?aTHwio Ji y ' ' " 801 11Z
I - . . - f .
Leave Mabanoy City, week days. S 45. 9 OI
n 47 a. in., 2 22, 8 25, 6 2(, T 44, 1008 p. m
Leave Mahanoy VI. ne. week days. 2 40. 4 00
680. 9 23. 10 23. 13 00. a. m.. 2 89. 5 88. 6 42. 7 58
1U 21 p EU.
Leave Wtlllamsport, week days, 717, 1000 a
m., u Ok anu a w, iioup. m.
ATLANTIC CITT DIVISION,
Leave Pblladelnhla Chestnut .treat w h.rf and
Boum street wnati for Atlantlo City.
ovv.uuj. (..jiiw, a w.w w, .V ... n 111, 1 UV,
2 00, 3 00, 3 40 sixty minute, 4 00, 4 30. 8 00 sixty
uiiiiuivj, au, i ia, p m. Aecomouaiion. o 13 a
m, 630, 630 pm. Mundaya Express, 780. 8 CO.
a 30. 9 00. 10 CO a m. 4 43. 7 15 n m. AocommruliL.
Hon, 6 15 a m. 4 45 p m. Jl.00 Excursion 7 00
m uauy anuv auaunuay..
- 1 uu 8 80, 4 30, 8 so, 7 80, 9 30 p ni. Accom.no-
lor uauon,. zo.oui sin, aoupm. nunuaya isx.
I Press. 3 30. 4 00.8 00. 600. 630. 7O0. 730
SrS.cSVnatlon. 1 13 lm. 4 80
8 00,
p m.
(1.00 Excurtlon, weekdays 6 00 p rn, Sunday. 6 10.
IV. . 11. n N ... U'uU... ait o , ...
2 "' 1" ?. -5u-?iU)'Br8 ? Is ' i
. .w ...uihuu . 11 111 J Bill. DUUU.V I W
a m.
For Cape May and Sea Isle City Weekdays
913a m. 2 30, 4 13 p m. Sundays 8 43 a m 443
p ro. $1.00 excursion Sundays only, T 00 a m.
Additional for Cape May Weekdaya-8 84
m ni. omnia;. ? id a ui,
Parlor Car. on all axnreea trains.
For further Information, annlv so hmm.1
Philadelphia and Heading Hallway ticket agent
us .uu, ra.
I A Murirll.T. IhuAw V nr..
uen-i baps., Hen'l Fasa'r
Agt.,
Beadlss Terminal, PkUaaalpbla.
Comrados, Attontlon.
I rerxtn rrom ul to '01. nna wnawounacaon
lv in. lwll. In llii imtlleof tho WlldcrncM
v..' ....... i.i .,,i ,...
vciwtoi ry Kiir han done for mc In ino
mv nld i -omnia I nt. i liRititr dlarrlicm. rama
Iwrk. Tin- dix-tora rould not. top It, but tcl-
cry Kltii? lia mmi m',ni 1 am onc-o m ro
enjoyinK iiip. r raiiK ikvuiw, iiwowo, jiicji.
n1nrlnff llr. b I
ff Si.t'.AlliN.Y. V. H.
l elnrv Klnr ct'HM dlMMMoftlic N.rv.n.
Ptnmarli, Mvrr and Kidneys. Bold t y o-
gl.ifl, Jh nnu we. o
T&tt's why they enjoy their OOPJflLB.
Any fitter can tell y.o why cniluufi
kep ualOK back for BBULJCrS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
IQILK. V. ROUS A,
PIIY5ICIAN AND SUKOUON.
CVntr and Market streets.
In the Mrllrt bulldlnir. xllolnlnv Ju.tloa
I Shormnker's office.
OOlce lioiira: S.-03 to 1Z00 m. m S.09 to 4:00
and flcCO to p. m.
BURKK,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW.
OfHc Kuan bulldlnr. corner of M.ln a
Ontrfl street, Rhenandoah.
J CLAUDE IinOWN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Omco: Cor. Centra nnd Whttn i(rti
to Justlco Toomcy's ofllc.
)KOF. JOHN JONES,
HUSICAL UiSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box M, MahMtoy City, Pa.
ITaiinir Modlcd nnder unnin f tk ki
msftera Id London and Parts, will ilve Iuobs
on tbo vlolln.m.ndolln. rulur and vocal cmllur..
Tcrnii roMonable. Address la cars of Stroax.
me leweler Hbenandoah.
ennsylvania
RAILROAD.
bcnuykill division.
Jolt 1, 18.
Train, will iMnRhnninh .h..
forD.WJ Wl G'lberton. Fraokville, Dork
Water. St. Clair, PotHville. flambunr, Beadlnir.
Ppttotown, PhoenUvflle, Xorriatowc and PhfH
a4elphla(llr'Md.tret station) at 815 and SCO
a.m.,J10,lp. m. on week days. Sunday.,
8 05 a. m., 4 30 p. m. '
L S!""..18" Fckvill for Shenandoah al
irS", i1S-mV ;?d , TS p. m. Sunday.
v fa. uia nuu U HO l. HI.
.ltfVnro,M.i"1, ""Hbenandoah (via PraeV
Tille) 710. 1120 a. m., 810, 710 p.m. Sunday
10 85 a. m., o 10 p. m.
Leave Phlladelnht. I Itr.l ...... . . 1 .
Sheaandoah at 883 a. m.. 4 10 p. m. vMk days.
K t,T.0,I,h'laIelphla(Hroadstroe'tUtio) for
5 Pottaville.5 S0.8 33, 1019 a. m., 1 SO, 4 li 1 11
P-wcekuars. Sunday.. 680 9 S3 a. m?and
j -. - ' u ij nini . .0 H. m.
I fl 02 p m.
ive jjrod street BUtlon, PhlUdelph!,
FOU NEW YOUK.
6 60, 7 K. 8 23. 9 0. .p Jl.Tl oHl
lzXl''Jr'' l''"niK?a -i uu ami M 22 p ml. 1 a.
230.3 30, 8fW. 402, 800, 5 54,6 00, Fr3,''4lo!
7 02, 8 10, 10 00 pm. 12 of night '
i i wiiuoui cnange, ii oi a m-. waca
days, and 8 10 p. m.. dally. ' w
Catskill Express l-arlor ear, 11 03 ra wmsv
uays.
For Son Girt, Aabory Park, Omn Orors.
Iiiit Ilrancli, OS, 6 SO. 8 0, 11 si a ra, it, t SO.
4 08 p m weekdav. : sol n m k.Ji... 7-7
Btindaya .tops at Intcrlaken for Asburv Paikll
s w ana Bwam.
For linberivlUe, Eaalon and Scranton. 6 SO,
9 00 a m, 12 00 noon. 8 82, 8 00 (Lambert ville and
i . . , - i ,u.uiucu,iiiD.aa
i?Jononiyj, weekdays, and 7M p m dally
BuHalo 9 00 a m, 12 00 noon weekdays, and 1 6a
D m dally.
Mount Pooono .ne.ti.1. t m M a...i
only. ' """'"'"-'"
WAflUINQTON AND THE SOOTH.
For Baltimore and W..KIn.n a m m .
10 50, It 23 a rn, 12 09. .11 sa, .f 12, j 1j7 1 V
5n? ,,:,.nlKh,.74!??l'- Sunday's, 60,PT SO
Blonal LlmJ T4 ; aaV Jh,' " 1 4 Sf
r"'OIU" Um-J.ai , 7 81 p m and UM
I P. ...
I for lialtlmore. umnmnl.iinn a 1. . 1
"nAi.nlP w7jCid"Jr" M na " " P m dill
dally.
8ouJhMrn Kaf'war. Exprees 811 and 6 83
D m. dallv.
riorioiE nnd Wetera Railway for llemphut
and New Orleans. 5 Sip m dally.
W """SOblolUllway, T p ra, dally.
For Old Point (Vimliri .r.,1 V.TU in
a m weekdays, 11 10 p m daily.
aiaraei street w liar I as foUowat Ka.
press for New York, 9 00am. 80 d m weak
"rs. rot Lonir Branch via Seaside Park. 15
a m, 1 80 and 4 00 p ra week-daya. Bondaya!
.top. nt Jnterlaken for Aabory Park), 733 am.
For Beach Haven and llarneirat City. 910am
and 4 00 p m weekdays; 180 pm Saturday
only. Sundays, 7 80 am. for Tu.k.rton. 10
a m and 4 00 p m weekdays.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
yTi iiiiwiEimi station via lfelawar. ttvar
VildK?Kx?rc",,M' 9 40 f minute. a m, 1 M
183 mlnuteal. 4 00 1m mlnui.i i m
T I . . . . .
p. m Snoday., 485, 920 80 mlnuteal a. m '
2 8S 182 mlnute.1. 1 0a ls.1 mln,,..l I ' '
ii weavo market street wharf E:
Iavo Market Street Wharf Bxpnas. 1 68.
Sr.ii..T".'';. .'.?. TSHJ?
iow Mi..k tv i a . . . " . . . i
U",r.r..,'V"'L. r,."'"Jf
In i .TJ'r,"'.'' ' -lHulrZ' J
.1h . 1
8 30 I6J 'mlnuteal p. m. Sundiys, 80D,
173 minute.. 8 00 75 mlnutesl, 80 ffs mlnuteal.
1 9OT I73mlnutes , 1000 70 minute.1 a. m.. and
M30 I75 minutes p. m.ll.00 Excunlon train,
I r m . m vi...i t u,
r ur
CapaMay, Angleaea. WIldwoM, Hollr
Beacli Expreas.90Om.28O.4MIl0Ominute.f.
500 Pm weekdays. Sundays, 8 20 a ra. For
Cape May only. lSOnm Rafurdara. 11 00 Hi.
curslon trnln, 700 a. m. daily.
KorBea 1.1a Cltv. Dnmil ntftv. At.Mii and
Stona llarborIixpre.. a 10 am, 110,420,80a
puiwcciuajl. DlintuyifBDUam, 114AJiSBI-
alon train, TOO a m daily.
For Homer.' lolnt llinrea.. 8 on. a sa. 10 m m
m, (100 Saturday, pnly), 2 00,3 00, 4 00, i 00, 3 80)
p m weekdava. bundora. 8 00. 8 00. 9 00 and 10 00)
am, 480pm,
The Union Transfer Company wUI call for
and cheek baggage from hotels and realdaneea.
Dining Car.
T. B. HuTCHiifsoff, J, B. 'Wood,
Gen'l Manager. Oen'l Faaag'i Act
a nfi A RflWTfY HflTPT
i , , w a
. i. uiuuiuntfbi) iriui.
819 N. Centra 8u, PottiTllle, ra-
Fine old Whiskeys, Gins and Wines, at the bat
cnoice line oi utgars ana temper
ance Drinks.
Aounodatloiia (or travel.,
Meals at all ttotm
rfoarJy
Nan ti Ktotk lii
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