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Castorla do a troy a Worms.
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Castoria roliovoa Teething Troubles.
Castoria enrew Constipation and Flatulency.
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WASH IXGTON LETTER.
Washington, Decembet 28.1894. 1
Although there have not been at the |
outside more than seventy-live members '
of congress in Washington at ay one j
time during the present week, that has !
not prevented those industrious gmilie-'
men, who make a business of mauuttu
turing Washington news for sensational
papers, sending out detailed programmes
—each entirely different from the other—
of what disposition congress wiil make
of the Carlisle currency rcf nn bill. A
that distinguished philosopher, Josh Bil-1
lings, used to say, "It is better to be'
ignorant than to to know so darn much
that ain't so." While President Cleve
land and Secretary Carlisle ,as well a>
Chairma 1 Springer, who is in eh rge of
the currency bill, hope and belli ve that
the bill will pass the house in some
shape, neither of them would attempt to
positively say that the house would or
would not pass it, although these irres
ponsible scribblers do it daily.
As a matter of fact, 110 man living is in
a position to state with a reasonably de
gree of certainty what will he the fate of
the currency bill, and all attempts to do
so arc but guesses. It was well under
stood by the Democrats of the house
when the adjournment for the holidays
took place that the recess would he de
voted to a study of lio.v the bill might
be improved, and that 110 conclusion was
to he reached until they came together 1
again. Jl is believed, but even that has
not been definitely determined upon, that
the fate of the currency bill will he set
tled at a Democratic caucus to be held a>
soon as congress meets again. At any
rate it can be set down as certain that
the Democrats, and not the sensation!
mongers will decide the matter.
If Spain persists in making the duty
ui on Canadian Hour shipped to Cuba 75
cents a barrel less than the amount
charged upon llour shipped from the
Cnited States, she may wake up some
tine morning and find herself reading a
proclamation issued by the President
Cleveland that will shut Cuban sugar
out of the United States markets./ There
is no doubt about the president having
ample authority for this retaliation, and
little that* he will exercise it, if the
Spanish government refuses to favorably
respond to the representations which
Minister Taylor has been directed by
Secretary Greslinm to make on the
subji ct.
Governor Dates, of Alabama, is spend
ing the holidays in Washington, but his
visit is one of business as well as pleas
ure. When asked wli.it brought him to
Washington at this time, he said: "My
chief aim and ambition is to help con
tribute to the material development of
Alabama, which is so rich in natural re
r es. National legislation is needed
to help on the good work. The people
of the south are short of the capital re
quired in building up that section, and
so I hope that at the present session
0 ingress will do something to relieve
the necessities of the country by some
kind of financial legislation. The Car
lisle bill may not be perfect, but it is a
way of relief and should be passed."
They are making things lively for
Representative Ashi r Caruth, of Ken
tucky, around his usual Washington
haunts, because of his having told a
guileless reporter for local paper that he
had no use lor a present sent him from
Philadelphia. The aforesaid present
was in the shape of a hook and had a
title reading: "Chips that Bass in the
Night; by Jack Pot." Inside, instead
of reading matter, was a poker layout,
including cards and ivory chips. The
colonel is r.c sed by his friends of try
ing to bunco that poor reporter and
through him the public, and the report
ir is said to have been discharged for
accepting as e the statement that a
Kentucky congressman had no use for a
j poker layout. S.
PLEAS U K E CA LKNI >A R.
December ftl. Fourteenth annual hall of St.
Ann's T. A. It. Pioneer turps, at Freelund
1 opera house. Admission, .Hi cents.
January I. Opera hy TyrolcseSociety. Ad
uiisssion. adults, 25cents; children, !•" tints.
, January 17. First annual hall oi the Kttil
j mailers' Social uiul beneficial t 'luh, at Free
-1 laiKloperaiiou.se. Admission, ftti cents.
JuiJWiu j 21. Sixth annual hall oT Timers Ath
; letie I'luh, at Fn-oland opera house. Admis
sion, at) cents.
j 11 uliters can timl a complete stock of Roods
I in their line at A. A. Uachmun's. There are
some great barguins.
If you want to get a nohhy suit or overcoat
to order call on ltefowioh.
La it bach has line holiday confectionery.
D2RAILSO BY A DULL.
tie Charge J Upon the LucornotiTe and
Two Cars Went Over.
The man who drew the picture of a
: wild bull madly charginga locom. tlve,
j and followed the first-page illustration
with a companion piece showing how
■ disastrous was the result to the at
| tacking party, evidently was not ,ic
quainted with the Arizona animal, lie
: is not built on that plan at all, and the
seventy-five passengers who were on
the Santa Fe overland, which was
j ditched near Williams the other day
have elevated the monarch of the des
ert to the position occupied !>;■ the king 1
! of boasts before Sandow vanquished
| the lion Commodore.
1 The product of the Arizona sands
! challenged one of the Santa Ee'a big
I
■ I!
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; & |'A ■ L' ~ .-7~. *
rnr: BULL ONCK MOU;-: CHARGED TIIH !
ENGINE. I .
passenger engines attached to the !
| overland, and when the dust of con
flict had lifted it, took a wrecking
crew to clear away the damage ! i
wrought in loss than half a minute, j
The train was speeding along when the
engineer discovered the bull standing
on the track half a mile ahead evident- | >
ly having just become aware of the
fact that lie had a rival in the
vicinity. As the train approached the
bull, nothing loath, started t.> meet it.. ,
A succession of screeches from the j 1
j whistle only served to quicken the an- j
1 imal's speed. Hut by this time steam .
had been shut off by the engineer and ! '
the train came to as' p, leaving the j J
rampant tanrus master of the field.
This was quit ■ satisfactory to the '
latter, and he 1.: v ; : i I walked with
stately tread nor s tksands.
The train started d vn the track
and the bull < :\c2 more charged the '
engine. lie struck the locomotive just
: between tlie driving wheels, the see- I
ond one passing over his neck. The
i obstruction lifted the engine into the
air and sent it rolling over the bank,
while the two baggage cars followed,
I t tilling loose from the remainder of j
the train, and clear off the track.
I The passenger cars rolled on past the
wreck, and the passengers were not \
aware of the trouble until they saw 1
the wrecked locomotive. The en- ,
gincer and fireman were slightly hurt. •
and only the bull lost his life.
SAVED THE BABY.
Faithful Setter Dog lias a Terrific Hat*
Ho with an Knglc.
"A strange accident happened near
Georgetown. Col., a week or ten days
ago," said Mr. William S. Bradley to a
Washington Post reporter. "Out in the ,
suburbs of the town the little child of
a man named Kincaide was playing
with a large hunting dog, who was
very fond of the little one and was
looked upon as a sort of guardian of
the child in the mother's absence.
"A big eagle suddenly swooped down
on the little oneand seized in his talons
to carry it off. The child was too
j heavy for him to lift, and before lie ,
i could make a second attempt the setter
I had fastened his teeth in tire eagle's
body. Now, it is an extremely rare
thing for a setter to light unless ho is
crowded, but his fondness for the child
made him conquer his dog nature and
sail in like a terrier.
"The mother heard the child's screams
and rushed to its assistance, while the
dog and the bird were turning the yard
into something resembling a slaughter
pen. It must have been a terrific fight.
It lasted several minutes, but finally,
ffiggs IT*®* -g"
A TERRIFIC FIGIIT.
though frightfully lacerated, I'onto
got the best of the king of the air and
gave him his quietus. One eye was
hanging out of the dog's socket, his '
left shoulder was nearly torn off and
ho received some frightful wounds in
the belly, but the eagle was quite as
badly used up by the dog's teeth.
"The gallant animal is still living,
and. with the care ho is receiving at
the hands of the child's father and
mother, and, in fact, the whole family, !
there is some hope of his recovery. The j
strangest part about it to me is that i
this was d' jio by a setter. If it had
been a hound < r a terrier it wouldn't :
have surprised mo."
Maryland's Hunting Terrapin.
A Maryland man has a hunting ter
rapin. He has taught it to lure its
fellows out of the soft mud, and lie
says that by its assistance he made
$6,000 laafc year.
■> '
M.q* ?. <£
Anthracite < ■ -11 n- <1 exclusively, injuring
clcuiiliiiesH ami conikirt.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
NOV. IS, 1894.
LEAVE EKEELAND.
■ 1.., MM,. M ~ Hi j. Lum . I
t'lfc 11,1,1 ,l|,S6 h'tli.
Mamh < in: ilk. A1:ail own, Rrthlohem, Philm,
bust on and New York
:!• 1,11 1 :l ,u - -1 23. (! 58 p in, for 1
!>q . ui'■> ( ii\, Mi- •nuitih inh and I'ottsvillc.
it,' ", '' ■" . vv'i 1 -'. 1 "i, (via Highland
u , • i- i'. Haven,<. leu Summit, U'iikeb
- 1", 1 ItUton and L. and li. .huietion.
SI NDAY TRAINS.
11 4|i atn and.! J.. prn f or Drifton, Jeddo, Lum
ber V ard and Ha/..rton.
3 pin for Delano, Mahunov City, Shenun
douh. New \ ork and Philadelphia.
ARRIVE AT EKEELAND
726, W27, hi A1154 am, 1258, S 12, 4 34, 5:5!,
,P J l '"'" Hazleton, Stockton, i.UlU
bet \ ard, Jeddo and Drilton.
• 'J..i. Id.tii ji ju. 'j 4 21, 038p in from
Delano, Malnmoy City and Shenandoah ivia i
New HoMton branch).
'2 38, •; ~fr oill N ,. w y ork Gaston i
Chunk ' ' ' lll< Ul i A lien town and Muuoli
0 2t, id .i, a in, 12 38, 3 23, 0 38, 847 p in I nun
East on. II ila., i'.et Ideliein and .Maueli < hini.x
..►, id n a "1,2 08pm troin While ilav. n,
(•leuMiinmil, \N ilk*.<-lhirre, i'itlston md l an
0. Junction (via Highland branch).
SUNDAY TRAINS.
11 :il H 111 1,11,1 :i ill inn, I'rimi llu/lvtim, i. ulll .
be)- ) ard, Jeddo atid Drifton.
anil Eu'it'un? 0,11 Uoltt,l "i "H/JntOß, PhUadulphid I
331 p m lroin Delano and Mahatioy region. i
ASSSJ I " FUNM,,;O " !U *" OF
CHAS. S LEE, Gi u'l . una. Aiteotj J
lt< H.1.1N 11. w | :
A. u. in.n, iA , !
S' o li i'i • alehem, Pa.
I liE DELAWARE, 8t -QUEHANNA AND
SCHUYLKILL RAILROAD.
Time table in effect June 17,18i'4.
Trains leave Drii ton for Jeddo, Eokley, Ilu/Je
Li <)ok. Mode ton. Heaver .Meadow ltoad, lioaii
and iii:/.i. r• .ii Junelion at 0 (X), old a in, 12 (if,
4 1 p in. i ii': exeept Sunday, and Ui a iu,goo
p m, Simd-.i>.
1 rains leave Drifton for llarwooU,Cranberry,
i' suhirken and Dei inger at odU u m, l2(i:ipin,
d.ul> < A'n pi >nii<l.i\; and 7Uu in, o m
Sunday.
liai.la leave bi-ifton for Oneida Junction,'
Lai wood ltoad. Humboldt Road, Oneida and
iif a iitu lu am, 120U, 109 i> in. (iaiiv except
-• a ay; and 703a m, 238 p ui, Sunday.
> rains leave 1 lazietoii Juiuii.ni lor Harwood, :
i'liin ierr.\, lomhieken and i•. inijier aliioi a
in, I 49 p m, daily except Sun<ia> ; and 8 41 a m.
4 18 p m, Sunday.
Trains lea\r ifa/Jeton Junction for Oneida 1
Junction, ib.rwooii Koud, ilniuladdl Road.'
Oneida and Seep; ton at r- 57, 9jm „ i„, | : . m j 4( |
p ui, dad.v except Sunday; and i 40 a in, 3 0b p j
Trains it ive Deringei for Tomhiekeii, Cran
berry, I aiNVootl, lia/Jelou Junelion, Roan, 1
h aver Meaiiou Road, m.., kton, Razle brot.k, I
I'.ekle), Jeddo and Drilion at tin, p m
dailj exeept Muulay; and a;,, a in, 5 o*. n m' '
Sunday.
leave Shoppton for Oneida, Humboldt
Road, ii.u wood ltoad,hieida Junction, Ha/le-
R.u Juliet ion a l Roan at 8 31, Id it. a m, I i.,
a 2a p in, duils exec pi Sunday; and 8 ]• a in, J 45
P HI, Sunday.
J mills lease Shcppton for Denver Meadow
no; n. "Mneivion, Hazle brook, Eckley, Jeddo
and I m-.i ion HI mh, a in, . p in, daily, except
'ii.uaj; and 14 a in, 343 n in, smniav.
'I rains leave llazleton Junction tor Reaver
Meadow koud, Mioekton, lla/le Drook, Eckley
•H u.i.. ill", 1.nit.,,, ui lu:,s,ii r ,,:l HI, .Hi, u; p
>b dad.v, exs rpt iMiiialay;aiul 10 08a in, 5:18 pm, 1 ,
All iruiiis connect at liazleton J.uiu tion with
electric ears for Dazleton, Jeauesville, Auden- -
I'ied and otiier.poiuls on Lehigh Traelioii 1. o's.
'1 rains U u\ ing Di il bm at tt !0 a in, and Shepp
lon el • .1 a ni, and 1 l.> p m, eonnecl ai Oneida
w itn R. \ . R. R. traius'eitsi ami west.
Irani leaving Drifton at amm a in makes eon
ii' ctioii jit Dei inger wilh P. R. R. train for
M likes-barre, iSuubury, llurrisburg, i tc.
A 1.1 RED WALTEH, DANIEL COXE
President. Suporluieudeut.
DR. N. MALFY,
li JK; IX TIH T t
Lncilli'il ptTimiwntly in lllrkliuck's Uuilcliiiß,
i ami urccml lHtiir. S[Hmil utu-ntluu
paid to nil tiinnuhi-s ol Uoatutry-
A LL OPKItATIUXS
PKItI'VH.VED WiTll CAM).
All work Kiiariintecd. offloo hours: 8 to 12
A. M.i 1 to o I'. 41.; i to D P. 41.
F RAH CIS BRE AIT'S
151 Centre street.
EXCELLENT LIQUORS
BEER, PORTER,
ALE, CIGARS, Etc.
All I,fails ol'
TEMPERANCE DRiNKS.
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Flrt*t-chifl nccoinodntlon for permanent and
transient guosta. flood l'uir rules, liar
ttnely stocked. Stable utUu hed.
IDoff s\LL. A bay hor.-e, trengand healthy,
l suitable tor single or doiil>le driving, can
Ibe bought cheaply. Apply to
Jolln Shigo, Freeland.
YTTANTED. A boy i<- learn the watehmak-
VV ing and jewelry trade. Ap . Mil
ham Wehrnian, r'reoland.
stoa Reward, SIOO.
Iho readers of this paper will bo
I'leased to learn that there is at least one
Traded disease that science has been
a> :o to cure in all its stages and that i>
catarrh. Hall's catarrh cure is the oniv
positive cure now known to the medical
t rat. rnity. Catarrh being a const it n- i
tional disease requires a constitution t : 1
tre'iiment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken "
internally, acting directly upon tlie i ••
nnd mucous surfaces of the sv . •)
j thereby destroying the foundation (
the disease, and giving the pa:i.-j
strength by building up the cons'i.' t
and assisting nature in doing its wor .
The proprietors have so much faiih in
Us curative powers, that they offer • •
hundred dollars fur any case that it fai
to cure, bend for list of testimoniais
Address,
E. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
When Baby was nick, wo gave her Castorla. !
When sho was a Child, sho cried for Castorio.
When sho became Miss, she clung to Custoria.
When alio had Children, she gave them Custoria
Daubach's for fresh bread, etc.
Don'! Spare a Minute!
First Come, First Served!
A great reduction in prices. Call and be covinced.
Bargains in all departments. The largest and most
complete stock in lower Luzerne.
IDry G-00d.3 Department:
I lie very latest styles and shades in covert, broad and ladies'
cloth A complete line of trimmings, very low in prices. Seven
cent unbleached muslin, reduced to 4c per yard. Eight-cent
bleached muslin, reduced to be per yard. Best, gray flannels, re
duced to lSc trom 25c. The same in red mixed dress ginghams,
very best quality, 5c per yard. A neat line of children's coats.
tOlctla.ing' H>epa.rtmezrt:
MEN'S, BOYS'
AND CHILDREN'S SUITS.
We carry a complete line
of the celebrated "Star"
style), at all prices, some '
Boots, Slices and
BS-aTcToer OcccLs:
r I hese lines are complete and as usual
the best goods for the least money.
JOS, NEUBURGER,
P. O. S. of A. Building, - Freeland.
NEW STOKEt
NEWCOODS!
(i ILL'S
CENTRE AND SOUTH STREETS,
FREELAND.
BEFORE BUYING YOUR WINTER GOODS CALL AND
EXAMINE MY STOCK, ALSO THE PRICES. YOU WILL
BE CONVINCED THAT MY STOCK CONSISTS OF THE
NEWEST STYLES IN DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, MILLI
NERY, WOOLENS, Etc.
RESPECTFU LEY YOURS,
ban SKI.
POllTl (AITS!
Christmas will soon be here and you will need to make a
present to your friend or relative. What can you give better
than a nice portrait of yourself i
TREVASKIS, the photographer, is making the best class
of work that is King sent out from any place. .It is all high
class and artistic.
WHEN IN IIAZLETON call at his studio and see the fine
display of portrait work.
11. T HE, V ASK IH,
21} West Broad Street, - llazleton, Pa.
I! amess:
I iarness:
Light Carriage Harness,
$5.50, $7, $9 and $10.50. j
Heavy Express Harness.
$10.50, sl9, S2O and $22. ;
Heavy Team Harness.
double, $25, S2B and S!JO.
3EB. WISE,
Jeddo and Freehold, Pa.
A new stock of blankets, lap,
robes, buffalo robes, etc., just;
arrived, are selling cheap.
DePIERRO BROS.
=CAFE.=
Corner of Centre and Front Streets,
Freeland, Pa
Finest Whiskies in. Slock. \
Gibson, Doughorty, KauL fClub,
Roscubluth's Velvet, of width we have
EXCLUSIVE SALE IN T.WN.
Muimn's Kxl ra IM y Champagne,
Ilenne'sy brandy. blackberry,
Gins, Wines, Clarets, Cordiuls, Etc.
Imported find Domestic ('ijars. j J
OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE. '
ll*im and Sclnrei'r.-r t'herse Sandwic/ics,
Sardines, lite. t
MEALS AT - ALL - HOURS. '
Itullentine and lia/.lc-ton boor on tap.
Baths, Hot or Cold, 25 Cents.
Advertise in tlie TRIBUNE.
J
Philip derilz,
Corner Front and Centre Streets.
lam the oldest jeweler in town. I have had
the largest practieul experience in repairing
and will guarantee yon thorough work.
I huve always in stock the largest assortment
of Watches, Clocks, Silverware, I'latedwnre,
Kings, Diamonds and Musical Instruments.
1 will do ENGRAVING FREE OF CHARGE
on any article purchased from me.
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