Whit t hns lipenme of the old fash
ioned miin who wore the overcoat ho
hnd lu the army?
Wise ns an Owl.
The owl In mil J to be the wisest of birds
because he kssps both eyes and ears wide
open, ssys nothing; snd keep il) a Rood deal
of thinking. When sciatica lakes hold of a
man, he is wisest who snys nothing but keeps
his eves nnd cs.r open lor the best rmedv,
who thinks nml knows It may result in
iTlpplIng, and who finds hy trial thnt Hi.
Jacobs Oil Is the best known remedy (or Its
treatment nnd permanent cure. It pene
trates to the sent of the etcriielatina' pain,
oothes nnd cures It, nml prevents what
sometimes hnpnens the use nl thesurireott's
knife to get rid of the torment. The owl
thinks and then nets Ick I y, end the sciatica
sufferer shoilld not promptly to nrrest the
progress of the dleae and to restore the
nerve ny tnn use 01 3C Jacoos uu to II nut
oral condition.
How's Thlsf
Tv offer One Hundred Dollars Tteward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
K. .1. t'lmnrr To., Toledo, O.
We. the underi Kurd, Imvc known fr'. .1 . Che
ney tor the let 1ft ) ears, and lielieve btni per
fectly honornltle In ell business transactions
and rlnsnrtnlly ahle to rnrry out any obliga
tion mode by their firm.
, st & I hl AX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
Wai.mxti. Kikxas Mahvin, Wholesale
llriltfirists. Toledo, Ohio.
Knit's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, net
lug directly upon the blcco and mucous sur
faces of the svstem. 'i'ostinionliils sent free.
Trice, 7k'. per nottle. Held h all Druggists.
Hall's ('sillily Tills are the best.
Milton llclciisteln. n grnduiitc studenl of
the .liilih Hopkins rnhcrsity of Hnltltnnre.
hits pH'piii'cd n nionogi'iipli ns it thesis for h
degree w lilch he cxiiccis to receive next June.
He lnis clnsen fni' hi snltfect the hlitir of
1hcH.iV II. II. H I mm II- Inception n the
night of r'cliriuiry l-th. I'.1?, w hen i of the
lending Imsincs men of Hnlllmore met lit the
borne of I'lillip K. 1'hotiiii nnd devised menu
vvlicrcliy the trnde of Ititltimorc with Mo
West could lie restored. It wio nt this meet
ing Ihnl It ompiinv vn organized which
afterwards hiilli l he l. A It. It. Mr. It. i.
enstcin's moniigi'iiph tnkes up the history of
the riisd from Ihnt night until truck were
laid to Wheeling. W. Yit.. in IM.W. The Tilth
nnniveliir of I he It. O. It. It. Co. was Fell
ruury li'tli, IMC
FITSstnpiied fivcand pertnancntlyciircd. No
fili nftcr nr-t iImv'-i I Int. Kt.tsK'a tiuMT
NlHVg RwrroHKH.r'reeS-.'trlallinttlclinfl Ireiit
isc. hi nd to Dr. Kline, KH Archst., l'liila , I'a.
lean recommend IMsn's Cure for Conutnp
tlon to sufferers of Astlunii. K. II. Tow.
KIND, Kt. Howard. Wl., .May 4. lxnt.
Jtst try a Wc. hoi of Cacsret, the finest
liver and hows' riru'tnr ever made.
Tn London each day 400 children are born,
ttnd 250 enter school for the first lime.
Mn.Tn.Hnr lor Kilty Cents.
Over 4fln.)ru red. Why tint let No-To-Tlnr
regulate or remove your desire tor tolmcco?
Saves money, makes health nnd Tiinnhond.
Cure guaranteed, flu cents uud il.UI, at all
druguiM.
The totnl income of the London hospitals I
close upon CM, pounds a year.
SCROFULA SWELLINGS
On Our Boy's Neck Grew
Larger and Larger
t'ntll w btfcfuiio nlnrnuil. In Mh we pur
cliaed a hotllo of IIomI Snrsnpnrilla ami (ho
chili! t eixaii tiiktiitf It. WVniivt our son Hood's
SarHapjirilln until tlir nr;wn entirely ht-ale.l.
lie is now prrmiiiientlv cured." C. Khka
men, Miliburif, T.i. Htiupmbt r
Hood's8 parilla
Isthehet In fact the One True Hlood Turillcr.
UaaJ' DSflis ' harmonlouslv with
llOOU S r HIS Ilnoil'i Sai'Miiwrilla.
0,340,000
CONSTANT WEARERS.
DOUGLASS
SIKKDE
BEST IN THE WORLD.
I or U ynrn tlili
rliii,liy ihhi'II nlunv,
)ll (hnTflllCt-'li nil
conipi'tlinra.
liKtuiHed by ott
1 .00 0(10 wparri-o at
I lie Ltt--t In fti le, tit
nnd tiiimliilliv ot
itny line f-w-r odr
t .inl )V4mV.
It In i.nuii' hi nil
the lnfft HIIAt'KK
ft ml tlri nnd f
every variety vt
leulhei-.
One dealer In a
town eivnii exvhi.
Ive mile biwI mlvr
tired In locnl ffcp'T
on rei'elpt of I'i'iitxiii
nlilo order. IV iti
lor ontnloiriie to
H. H Hi VI, ,
Jlr4ki4M, Hue.
P
ENSIONS, PATENTS. CLAIMS.
JOHNW. MORRIS, WASHINGTON, O.a
Lu Prlealpal EiuImi u. I. Fvuioa Bsrtsa.
a tn, is UMt ssr, IJieumlHisling glauu, attjr. Ala .
GUT Itlt'll ntllcklvt send for Bun In
Wsutud.' Cuuau Tatk k Co.. H41 tt w
vffn'icus
ay. N..
PHUH 97
Bft uuh Hynip, f uiw (itKni. Use fl
rMna dt aruuffiitt. Pi
Bubbles
Best sareaparlllas." When you think of it how contradic
tory that term is. For there can be only one best in anything one
best sarsaparilla, as there is one highest mountain, one longest
river, one deepest ocean. And that best sarsaparilla is ? ....
There's the rub I You can measure mountain fc'iijht and ocean
depth, but how test sarsaparilla? You could if you v chemists.
Hut then do you need to test it? The World's Fair Committee
tested it, and thoroughly. They went behind the label on the
bottle. What did this sarsaparilla test result in ? Every make
of sarsaparilla shut out of tho Fair, except Ayer'i. So it was
that Ayer's was the only sarsaparilla admitted to the World's
Fair. The committee found it the best. They had no room for
anything that was not the best. And as the best, Ayer's Sarsa
parilla received the medal and awards due its merits. Remember
the word best " is a bubble any breath can blow ( but there are
pins to prick such bubbles. Those others are blowing more
" best sarsaparilla " bubbles since the World's Fair pricked the
old ones. True, but Ayer's Sarsaparilla has the medal. The
pin that scratches the medal proves it gold. The pin that pricks
the bubble proves It wind. We point to medals, not bubbles,
when we say t The best sarsaparilla is Ayer's.
REMARKABLE RECOVER?
or a Tonne t.adr of naaport, stair Tork,
Irnin Anaemia.
From thf Courier, Bufnlo, X. T.
Miss I.ithi Hlnvons, ditnglilsr of George
Stevens, the well-known hlneksmlth, of (las
port, Niagara, County, Sew York, has sur
prised her neighbors considerably, by not
dying five months ago, when the phl:lanl
said she could not live.
This was quite it remarkable ease. The
young womnti, who is very well known, on
account of her muslonl uhlllty, had been s
very healthy girl, until ahnut one year ago,
When she begun to fall, nnd grew so pule
nnd apparently bloodless ilnil so weak that
after a few months she was given up tn die.
Last winter a physician wno wnsii visitor
nt Oasport met Miss Htevens. and seeing he
emtielnted condition, nnd henring from the
local doctors that the itts"tm was anaemia,
prevailed on the girl's mother to make hot
try Dr. Williams' I'lnk Pills. Directly she
comtnen"ed the treatment she began to
mend, ntid now sln" February, when she
decided to take them, she hns beeomn well
nnd strong nnd the picture of good health.
The mother of the girl, Mrs. Stevens, snys;
"I'.very one In tlnsport knows that Tiiik
Pills cured Lulu, nnd I feel very thankful
thnt we heard of tbera In time to save my
child's life."
Dr. Wllllnms' rink Pills contain, In a eon
dened form, nil the elements necessary to
give new life and richness to the blood nnd
restore shuttered nerves. They are also n
specific for troubles peculiar to females,
such ns suppressions, Irregularities nnd nil
forms of weakness, Tli-y build up the blood,
nnd restore the glow of henllh to pale ami
sallow cheeks. In men they affect n radical
cure in all eiies arising from mental worry,
overwork or excesses of whilever nature.
I'lnk Pills nre sold In botes (never In loose
bulk) nt nO cents a box or six boves for
i. 5o, nnd tnuy be had of nil druggists, or
direct by mull from Dr. Williams' Medicine
Company, aenenectndy, , i.
OLDEST HOOSIER.
Nnt Ptranglin. of K-nullaht Inil.i la
105 Years Old.
Otto of tlio oldest men In the country
la Nntlinnii'l Sltnugliti, who lives In
Kiigllah, I txl. Mr. Stniiiglin l now
Hourly ycat's nM, hnving renchoil
tlio ''ntiir.v murk on Mny 8, iS',r.
"I'tK'lo Nnttio," tin he la lifTectlonntP
ly (Tilled by tho rcelilotita of Knglixli,
wax Imni In I'tiinkllii Coittity. Ken-
i -t
Ol.PF.ST MAX IX INDIANA.
tncky. He moved to ('ruwfonl t'onnty,
Indi.tnn, In 1NU1 nnd l RtUI ocoiipylnir
with his srniiililiiiiKhtor'M family, the
lionsp lie I'titofcil nt Hint tltno. The old
Rontlcninn IkixkU tlint he hna nevet
worn n piece of rloth thnt wnn not npitn
and worn liy the lmiulK of mother or
wife; thnt he wn never In n lnVstilt,
pro or con, nnd was never n witness In a
suit at Inw, nnd thnt he did not And tho
need of cyoglnsses until he wns over 85.
in his youtipT days Niitlinnlel StrntiRhn
was a hunter, nnd his old. flintlock mus
ket occupies to-day a place of honor
over the wide 11 replace of his room,
while lielow It lianas his modern tdiot
Stiii. In his prime Mr. StniiiKhit weigh
pd l."0 pounds, nnd now, nt the advanc
ed nffe of ltd, weighs Kit) pounds. Tho
descendants of this venerable man uro
rookoui'd nt about tm.
rwer of the Press.
"Well, they ore at It again," remark
d a lending bookseller to-day. "Some
tern has been going the rounds of the
press about a raro old book being
found In a garret, and telling of what
in euornious price was paid for It by
I bookworm. I don't know that Is the
'ase. but my mall shows It. Why?
rt'ell, every time such Item Is printed
begin getting letter from people all
ver the country, who think they have
i book worth a fortune or two. As a
rule, not one of the books lu a thou
land they write about Is worth any
rlilug at all. Because a book la old is
lo good reason It la very valuable, but
:hey keep writing every time some ro
miucer writes a story of a rare book
)lcked up in some ont of the way
jlace." Pittsburg Dispatch.
or Medals.
.mmrnf
KEYSTONE STRTENEWS.GOKOENSEa
SENT THE SLAVS BACK.
Wampum Miners Refuisd to Work With
Them.
Wampum cnnl miners put to flight In th
neighborhood of 80 Hlavs who hail bwn
lilrcl to work in the Mchnrd coal tnlnra,
located about two miles from tho town of
Wiiinium. The Shiva ar the name men who
crentcil the trotililn at Waehlnxtonvillc a few
days ago. Th Hlavs were, to hava be;iiu
work this week at YmHllli, but when the
mltiera lieanl of their rowing they at once
wrote to WaMiliiKtcinville and found that
they were not ilenlrall men. The. reanlt
waa that they notltled the manager of the
mine that they wnn Id not work with the
Hlavea. Hevernl meeting were held between
the men and the manners of the mine, which
resulted In the Hlnvn being pent home.
Ilellefnnte In tn have a new borough build
Ing. a combination town hall, pollen depart"
ment ami lire department. it will be n'
tone and brick, 110 bv 48 feet, with a 6.r)-foo
center tower. It will eontnln a boiler room,
lockup in the banemcnt, an engine and truck
room, xtnlla for two hnr-en, feed room and
sleeping room on the flrat Honrs Willi" the
-econd llonr will contain a large nnd com
modious council chamber, the mavora ofllce,
a large fire-proof vault, an a-neinbly room
for the lire companies, an ante-room, wash
room and hath room. On the third Moor
there will also be a room for the holding of
elections. The entire building will cost from
4,000 to 4,1,000 and is to be lltiislied in the
most modern style. Heretofore the borough
council nml lire department have nwnys met
In rented rooms.
There wa a meeting at the office of Jus
tice William Nloiin in Medina of the claim
ants of the estnte of Joseph Hall, who died
in 121, In Philadelphia. Waving an estate
estimate 1 to be worth nearly a million dol
lars. It was agreed by nil present to take
steps at once toward recovering thirteen
clnlma which are now in the Court of Claims
at Washington under the French spoliation
claims. The clnlrannts to tho estate In the
county, all of whom were at the meeting, are
llctlicl M, Custer, lllennlden; .Inmes Hmlth,
Collingdnln; Joseph Hunter, Chester; Mrs.
Talbot Harrison, Knowltons Howard Mark
ley Medina: Mrs. Kmmn I I. likens, Chester
aud Mrs. J, Watts Mcrcur, Walllngford.
At tho meetliur of the trustees of Wilson
college, Chnmlifrshurg, the resignation of
ltev. l'r. T humns K. Hnliltison, of Allegheny,
a former president, and i f William 1'. Mc
Klnlstry, of Mercerburg, ns trustees, and of
Miss Kiutnbeth (I. Mnrshall, assistant princi
pal, were received. The salaries of several
tennher were raised. The executive com
mittee wna authorized to spend tt.OOO on the
Improvements to Fletcher hall, so that
twenty-two more students may be roomed
there,
Maj. Lane R. Hart and Kdwnrd llnllev,
Ilnrrisburg bankers, aud W. J. Hnavrly, of
Hteelton, also a banker, were elected direc
tors of the (Ireennbiirg, Jennnctte and Pitta
burg Itnllway company. The association of
these men with the company, it Is said, In
sures the cnrlv completion of the road as
0rlKliinlly contemplated. The general man
ager, V. F. Hadler, states thnt tho work of
tXtimillng the mini west of Irwin will be
ommenced April 10. All the rights of way
o Wllmerdlng liuvo been secured.
The preliminary survey will lie mado soon
for the proponed electric" railway from ( ar
neitle to Cnnpnshurg, via McDonald. The
line will lie about twenty miles Ion if. F.x
Couuty lteeonlcr Hoey, of Mclloiiaid, Is a
leader in the enterprise.' If the road is com
pleted this year, as expected, the Washing
ton street railway will extend its line to Can
oniburg, thus forming a completo electric,
road from Washington to Pittsburg.
Tho Krle Eastern Hallway Company, with
a capital of SM0.000, was Incorporated at the
state department to build a line from tho
harbor of Krle to a connection nnd Junction
with the Krle railroad at Mill Village, F.rle
county, via the borough of Water ford, a dis
tance of nineteen miles. The president is A.
1.. Tllden of I.e ltouf, the former deputy sec
retary of the commonwealth. Most of tho
directors are citizens of Erie.
Tho good citizenship eommitteo of th
Perks County Christian F.udeuvor Society
has adopted n declaration of principles call
ing upon nil Christian citizens to attend
party caucuses and primary elections, asking
for tho removal of pulling plaaea from tho
saloon to the school house, nml urging the
enactment of laws for the public welfare and
the strict enforcement of those that are ul
rendy on the statue books.
After three hours' deliberation the jury at
Norristown found Charles (J. Kaiser, Jr.,
guilty of murder in the first degree ns the
assnssln of his wife. He on the night of
October liHth last shot her in the carriage be
side him on a lonely drive In order thnt he
might get the (11100 for which he had Instil -nd
nor life. A multitude of people outside
the court house yelled their approval when
the verdict wns announced.
The Northwestern Mining and Exchnng
company has completed a deal which in
volves me purchase ot anout i,w acres oi
coal lands south of Urockwayvilln. This
company, which is affiliated with the Krle
railroad, will develop the new purchase this
lesson. The operations involve tho con
Mruotiou of a mile or more ot railroad and
tne opening of mines a mile south of town.
Mrs. G. F. Clark of Pymatuning township,
Mercer county, wns assaulted by two tramps
at her homo. They demanded food, aud
upon being refused she was seized and
rougniy bandied. After locking tier in
closet the tramps stole a quantity of pro
visions and fled. Her husband found her
short time afterward in a serious condition.
Mrs. Peter Evans, an aged woman of Pan
field, bos for tea years been afflicted with a
species of spinal trouble, which showed
Itself without Intermission in spasmodic Jerk
ing ot her bead and sundry muscles. One
night she fell out ot bed, severely injuring
her arm, aud since then the Jerking and
twichlug of muscles has entirely ceased,
Tho high wooden trostlet, wbicn hnve for
years been s feature of tho Catawitsa Hall
rnad, are to be replaced by substantiul iron
viaducts, and the eontraets tor the work
have been placed by tho Philadelphia and
Heading Huilway Compnny, lessees of the
road, with tho Phoenix Bridge Company, of
l'hoenixville.
Fire that caused a total loss of 12,000
broke out at Glen Campbell. Tho largo gen
eral store of M, J. Hroilli.wliU all Its content,
wus destroyed, and a similar fate befell tho
dwelliug house of Gardner liros., their hard
ware store and tho feed store of Irvln Saw
yer. It is thought tho lire was of Incendiary
origin.
Tho report of the auditors of the Weed es
tate at Vt liliamsport allows the creditors of
the defunct Weed bank 80 per cent, of their
claims. This is tho soeond distribution of
tho assets, tho first allowing each oreditor
about VI per cent. The report will bo passed
upon by tho oourt
In the dumage suit of Angus Cameron, 'of
Itathmel, agniust the borougn ot Hevuolds
vlilo for '26.000 for injuries sustained by
falling from a sidewalk, tho jury returned
verdict for tho defense.
Near Osborne burglnrs forced an entrance
into tho residence of Frauk Harmon through
a window. Mr. Harmon awoke and saw two
men lleelng lu tho durkuess. He nreil two
shots at the men aud one of tbem orled out
that ho was shot. They did nut secure any
pluudor.
A number of engineers to be employed on
the surveys of tho uew railroad from Lovett
to Hculp Level arrived at tho former plaso
aud will go to worn establishing the lines for
the grade of tho new road. Their work will
continue until tho eluven miles of track are
oomuleted.
I I he general store of U. H. Cballeugerof
MuConnells Mills, was broken into by thieves
ana isrgo amount oi oiotuiug carried away,
PENNSYAVANIA LEGISLATURE.
March 10. In the Senate the following
bills were passed flnallyi
A further supplement to sn act entitled,
"An ant to regulate the prnctlco of pharmacy
and sale of poisons and to prevent adultera
tions of drugs nnd medicines prepared In
the State of Pennsylvania," approved May
20, 1HH7.
A supplement to sn set entitled, "An act
providing fur the Incorporation and gov
ernment of cities ol the third class," approv
ed May 2:1, 1HH0, nnd providing for the as
sessment and collection of special taxes upon
abutting properties for street sprinkling nnd
street cleaning.
An act to prevent manufacturers and con
tractors or other employes of labor from ills,
criminating against employes because they
are members of labor uulons.
An act to provide for establishing a house
ot detention for Juveniles In cities of the first
class. .
An net to equalize the levy and collection
of assessments for local Improvements In
boroughs and cities of the s nt" of Pennsyl
vania except In cities of the first clnss.
An act to provide for the collection of In
terest In addition to all costs, chnrges nnd
penalties upon all taxes returned tor the
purpose of creating or continuing n Hen
upon real estate and repenting all Sets or
pnrts of acts Inconsistent herewith.
An net fixing the salaries of the deputy
sheriffs other than that of the chief or real
estate deputy In counties eo-exteuslve in
boundary with cities of the first class.
After numerous bills of minor importance
Were passed finally, Mr. Kennedy asked
unanimous consent to read a bill In place,
and then presented tho Lyon classification
act, which was referred to the committee on
municipal nITiiirs.
In tho Mouse Tim bill regulntlng the min
ing of bituminous coal in Pennsylvania
pHssed finally by a vote of lfi4 to 4.
Tho bill to provide copies of HmuM's Leg
islative Handbook for tho public schools was
called tip by Mr. I.ennon, 1 he chief objec
tion to the measure was thnt the state was at
jiresent 111 a straitened llnnncinl condition,
he bill passed by a vote of 108 to 63.
March 17. A large number of Important
bills were reoorted out of committees In the
house this morning. From the Insurance
committee came four bills, two regulating
assessment Insurance companies and chang
ing their policies! a bill prohibiting Insur
ance of children under 111 years of age: an
other relieving the insured of responsibility
should they receive n portion of the pre',
mlum. Two bills of the Citizens' Municipal
League, of Philadelphia, were reported.
Another bill waa reported providing that no
councilman shall hold any office of pro lit
under the national, state or city govern
ments. The Fllnn "reform charter" was reported
out for printing,
Mr. Hengy, iinuphln, presented s memor
ial asking the passage, of the bill prohibiting
the sale of llipior on Memorial day. The
following bills were hit rod need:
Mr, Spat., Ilerks, levying a tax of one
dollar per annum on each bicycle, to be paid
into the state treasury for the improvement
of the public roads.
Mr. Woodruff, Philadelphia, amending the
Joiixtliutlon so as to enable the legislature to
pass sped si registration laws for city and
country districts. The purpose Is to permit
two registrations n year in citina,
Thehnuse after a' brief light, passod tho
McWhlnney resolution providing lor n coal
Investigation as amended in tho senate, lu
its present form the resolution provides for
iwo Investigations, one in tho Pittsburg coal
district nnd the other in the anthracite
region.
Tho Senate completed its calendar at
noon. Severnl committees wanted time to
ct, an a recess of :I0 minutes wns taken,
during the recess an Impromptu St. Pat
rick's day celebration occurred. Senator
Usborne, of Philadelphia, recited a humor
ous poem on St. Patrick's day which was
ipplnuded.
On resuming the session, n batch of ap
pointments from tho governor was received
nd confirmed. Among, them was one
naming L. 11. l'rnzlcr to be alderninn of the
Thirty-fifth ward, . Pittsburg; vice II. II.
Johnston, resigned. All were confirmed.
On motion of Senator Orady, of Phlladnl
nbla, a speiinl session of the Senate was ar
ranged for 6 o'clock this afternoon to con
itder the case of ltev. Swallow, now resting
under a charge of being in contempt ot the
senate.
March 18. Representative Nesliit present
ed a resolution for the Investigation by the
Legislature of the charges made for lumber
in fixing up the present structure occupied
oy the House, Mr. N'esbit said he could pro
luce tho evidence to show that 08,000 feet of
lumber had been charged for in excess of
the amount used, and thnt the bills were in
Jorsed by two State ofllciais. Mr. Neshll
wns very positive in his statements, and the.
ilTalr created quited a breeze in the House,
A bill introduced by Mr. Smith to provide
for the oommltmeiit and treatment of person
in asylums addicted to the use of cocaine,
morphine and other stupyfyiiig drugs fur a
period, not exceeding two years.
A bill providing for the granting of retail
liquor licenses upon a basis of population
was presented by Mr. Voorliees, of Philadel
phia. The measure provides that in cities
not more than one license shall be grunted
for every 1,000 inhabitants; not more than
two licenses in towns having 600 inhabitants
or less, but additional licenses mny be grunt
ed for each H00 inhabitants or tructlonal
parts thereof 111 said boroughs.
Lient. Unv. Lyon called the Senate to or
der at 10 o'clock. On the roil call only one
bill was Introduced. It was by Mr. White,
of Beaver, and provides for the appointment
ot moat Inspectors in all tne cities, tiorougns
and townships in tho Htate when the Htute
Honru ol Health directs.
'the caloudar was then prooeeded with and
the following bills were nassod finally:
An act to prevent manufacturers and con
tractors or employes of labor from discrim
inating against any employes because they
are members of labor uulons.
An act amending section 2 of an act en
titled "An act to regulate and establish fees
to be charged by Justices ol tho peace, alder
men, magistrates and constables in this
oo mmou wealth."
An act supplementary to the act entitled
"An act to provide for the better security of
life and property from the dangers of con!
and petroleum oils."
After finishing the calendar the Senate at
12:10 adjourned until Monday evening.
March 19. Just about a quorum was pres
ent when tho House wns called to order this
morning. A few petitions of minor import
ance wero presented. Only four bills were
read. Thev were;
Jiy Mr. Williams An act entitled au act
to repeal an act entitled an act in relation to
huckstering lu tlio counties of lied ford, Cum
berland, Franklin, Fulton and York.
Mr. Emery To enable borough and town
ship tax collectors, whoso term of office has
expired, or shall expire during the year
1SU7, to collect taxes, the payment of which
may become or may hereafter become liable
Without baviug been collected. AIbo a bill
to amend an act to provide for the incor
poration aud regulation of certain corpora
tions, providing for the publications In
separate pamphlet form of a certified list of
all charters of Incorporation.
After the first reading of several bills the
House adjourned until Miuday evening at
9 o'clock, Tho Senate was not lu session to
day. I A Tragedy of tlio Sea.
The Frouott lino steamer Villa do HI,
Nasiilre has been lost ut son. She sailed from
Now York, Mtroh 0 for West Indian ports and
Whs abauUouuil March N. There wurooiglity
people aboard. (Jajitalu Herri ail I tliren
seamen, picked up from nil open bout by
tlio schooner Hilda, wero lauuod ut Perth
Amhoy, N, J. There wero four dead lu the
bunt. Nothing is kuowu ol thu lattt ol ilii
ut uurs.
The authorities of the Dominion of Canada
bsvo presented tho Hawaiian government
with 80,000 young salmon to bo plautd 'u
tbe rivers ol the Hawaiian islands.
A County's Criminal Iterord
Mingo County, -West Virginia, has
remarkable record. It Is a young conn
tv and hut few terms tif nonet tinea
been held. There nre not quite I.HIH.
voles III tlir comity, nut there nre ovei
1 .iMMt crltulnnl mses lo lie tried, most ol
thetn on liiillcliiieiils rel tiiiied by tin
Inst two grand Juries.
rAsrjtnrT stimulate liver, kldnevs and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or nrlie: lou.
m n r m. v
woman's fNerves.
"
Mrs. Plfltt Tflllta Ahnnt TTvatarla Vr
When a nerve or a set of nerve supply!
ny organ In the body with lis duo nutri
ment (rows tvenk, thtitorgiiti luiuriilslioa.
When the nerves lieciitne exhausted und
die, so to KiM'tik, Hie orgun fulls Into (li
eu y. What Is to be dime? The answer Is,
do not allow the wi'tikness to progress;
stot) the (Ictorlomtlitir timocn nt. mice I
lo yott experience tits of depression,
tuitinef with riNiiiNiiNN? An" your r.
enslly nlTected, so flint one moruont voti I:
ami tlio next full into oonvtilslvo wi'i'ti
Agnln. do you feel somollilnir like a ball rl
In your llimut and threatening- to tlioku
nil the sensi's perverted, morbidly sennit I
light nnd sound, p::!:i in ovary, tuul pu!
tiei'hlllv llctwoen tho F-httiilili'rs. Riion.f l-io
of voice nn.l nervous dyspepsia ? It i,o. yt
llV!;te"lerl. Vcmr litoellln noernn ne.. ot
V.... .l'.. ...l.t.... 4.. ,i.
Ai'liuuni, ui; mom kim: kj rcMurj I IK'I r lc)"0,
Nothing- l.i better for tho purpose than l.ytliti 11. I'ltikliam's Vog-etaUj Com
pound; it v. Ill work n et:ri. I f yott Jo not tiuilert.t:::'.!! yo::r .-.ymptot:!., (vrit; to
ilrs. I'ltiUluitn.
- riiwiiit,
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iiuur lu my liter iir.ui i nnvu nun iii
thanks. I hope nil who rend this nml
l.'ltiil tvlll ilri 114! Intra fliimt n tid In cured
A resident of Shawnee, Tennessee, jy3 ; " I want to tcil of the benefit
I received from taking
Ripans Tabules.
My stomnrh had pot Into Mich a fix I could not digest my victuals at nil ;
everything I ate I threw up, with great pains in my chest nnd bowels. 1
trice) several doctors, who did me no jjikhI. At lat. niter spending-about $7$.
n friend advised mc to try Kipau Tabules. I lommonccd tnkinp; them and
soon I could cat almost anythint;, and I had the satisfaction ot' knowing lint
what I cat 'would stay with me.' I am grateful for such a medicine, and I
hone before many years it will have plate in the bouse of every family in
these United States."
ALABASTINE
Tsa Dfxrron "One lijer of
taper U bail nnntifrh. you n
"but Cftnnnt thriv
rirecnvra Many mmy rwwrr
yANDY CATHARTIC
! NSRECOfiSTIPATIOM-
X isi V HI A'JVpimmw immm Hill 1 I
$2 50 lgflfg I P81Ktf
1DCAT flTPf V !TIIllllTPPntor n4MsofenntlitloB. rssesrsts srs thsliirsi U
AOOULUltiLI UUnltnillLLU ,i... .,, ,, , .rltx.ll ui natural multo. kasa
Sloss4k4MklsrrM. 14. HTKHI.IrW BKIHnT
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THE STANDARD PAINT FOR STRUCTURAL PURPOSES.
fsiniililst, "Huuuw.tU.ni fur Eiterlur Oeconttuu," Ssmple Card and Doscrlpttv Pries List free by until.
Asbeolua UooMua, lliillilina Kelt, Mieam I'm IiIiim, Holler I'overlnas, Vlre-I'root' 1'aiius, Km.
AsursiiM Nou-t uuducliua and l.leclrli al lusuluiiuv Aluivriuis.
H. W. JOHNS MANUPACTUKINU CO.,
87 Maiden Lane, New York.
CHICAGO! Mil tit ltsudolh St. l llll.AHKI.l'lll Al 1711 k IT'J Nr. Ill 4th Kt. BOSTON: T7 ft T Pearl Kt,
;IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUC
CEED," TRY
SAPOLIO
"They sny you have no sympathy fol
the struggling poor." "Mt-r said Iht
nociisod getillcmnn. "I hnve nothing
but sympnthy." Cltirlnnnll KiKjulrnr.
Mr. Window's Soothing Srrup for rhTrlrea
teething, sullen the uutti. reduces Inflamma
tion. allas pain, cures wind colic. gTic.a buttle.
WrtKft billons or rnMlve. ent a Cacsret,
randy tatbattlit cure auniiinteed; HV.,n-.
The funded debt of lloston Increased over
six nilllons In the last llcal year.
4
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vo to 1 II I v
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Lynn. Jim s., c.id id:e will irive licuu st.
expert tidviee. free of ehurje.
-Vine. Lkvi V. ri.ATf. Womlovsbttrff. ,al
c. terrible experience v.'itli thu ill:i -. v.-a have
just (l.-seribcd. Here is her vwa description of
her Rtiftcrinirs:
" I thoiio-ht I could not be noTxsnefl'xcl bynnv.-tlilne-
and keep It lo lu.wielf. I hu.l hysteria
(caused by woinb trouble) In it.i worst form. I
wan r.v.'fiillv nervous, low-sturitrwl and nseln-
eholv. ::ml everything' i::i::gi:i:.ble.
'"I lr. mo::ietit I v.u.i alona I would cry from
hour to hour: I did not c-re v.'hothcr'l lived
or il?:'d. I told my liusbund I lielieved l.ydia
K. I'inlil'.Lin's Vegetable Compound v.'o'tlj do
mo fr-nxl. 1 took It n:ul nm now well nnd
una i-iiiii muhut. i nave more
- . l .. 1.1. T .
. ,u'u r niiiiii linn. I lcuw uiTVpi lnv
who miller from nervousness of this
"
ALABASTINE.
IT WON'T RUB OFF.
Wall Paper la I nsanitary. KAI.MDIIVR IS
TEMPOHAKV, HOT, K I It. OIF AM (SCALE.
te a pure, permanent and artistic
w-ftJt-t'oatmp. ready fur Uw bruitb
by mixing la cold nattr.
Tor Nolo by mint .Dealer Everywhere
rnrr a Tint Cnnl almwinar 18 desirable tints, aluo AlabAstEns
rflLL 8oun,r ItrwW ni (rnet.iRnvonmntiDnirnrtliiHjWfHr.
AIjAUAMTIVK ro -rnud Jtai.,d. Nirh.
ALL
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