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= WORD TO Merchants aud business
men. Why there should not be per-
feet harmony between sou and the
farmers and iabOrers ia regard to
E,raneiai reform We fail 10 see. What
benefits the latter just as surely bene-
ii,s the former II the farmer gets
larger prices for Ais produce and the
ilbUrer larger pay for his work, the
merchant and the professional man
ultimately share in their well-leserved
prosperity. The prajulices which
may have risen between these CLASSES
If any really eNists-should be pat
a side. aud all stand together in the
great battle for an increase of cur
ysney, an Increase Of prosperity, anC
.,n increase Of isnPpi- .ess and content
stient.-LGr.iess EayleOf,ti
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joins LivISesTON. president of the
New York state alli..aee. ever whose
spseel, in Topeka Inst JaaneEy the
s-apitssl raised such s.Il exnitaRt shout.
comes out in 3 letter t. the Ad00cssie
t;,is week declaring that be came 90
Topeka ut that time pursuant Ito a
selfhiiiig fee Of ttre hundred and @lfty
,lolitsrs srl't from HiashiHgton on Jais'aarg
, IN 5g Hon. John ,. ItsgsiHs under my
ngre.-Ineiit ta proceed 10 kaI.sss aud
syi.rA FOR his reeseetion TO tie senate. -
lie further states that he Now believes
letter fran Colonel l. F i.ivinRs-
ion Of Georgih which ne quoted 70
..tiaeaiee old soldiers agsillat the peo-
lies purity ATS n forgery. Thus one
:. me 6o these nef.Eious schemes OF
tl.s gei 4liicsl party come "a light
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Ex-GOvkuNOR ANTHoNY in conf
Inehting Uii the whisky warehouse la~
led To state that when the liquor is
,i~isOsited tbs government issues GER
1 icates Of Deposit which pass rs
eseciSs in the clearing houses. This
j, what the AstU-treasury plan asks for
firm products.
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FIRST published Ogs- "a. 1871
Eaul1Lu1eluu Notice.

In the district court within and FOR she
county OF EduTHrdsl IN TIE state OF hunGaz-
c. L. Deals plaintiff
No h.
Charles a. gibleF. defendant.
state OF Earrns 20 Charles A.GiDler, you
v7sIt take notice tnar you have been 1uea ln
dfstrlet court s1a that you must efl- llssr t-
petition nieu ON Or before tnc A-4 a9lg OF
December, ls1L or e itd petition via y tat.el
as eFlfos lun Judgment reslleree -A SEQ
ectiga against you f9r the SUM % =s.sll =.
dollar VITA iutgre1G Thereon % li4s ne OF
y per cent per nnnln from tle - aaH pt
fErtber tudELaaat uEuiust you Tor t9e toEe-
ClEsuEe- OF D. certain mortgage ullla L-l8 A---
low ing duaCr4Dlsd real estate TO W4Ls
The east half OF the southeast quarter ana
eHst HalE Or the northeast quulrlef ~ -1eLlt5f
twenty. ~. So ru5nslip twenty sl-- - --lills
Ia EuIiee siteeE, De-, ~ lf tle 90 Pm Ilillg lilla
sttuatel IN the county o. -lsIslE-a - tae st9ts
kluGas and adj I'd ir- that the -1ia pl-4-l-
tll has Gue GElE len upon -al4 Pie.l--l. -
dhe aEl0I1Itf for Whirh Judgment vii D. tax
en- az 1fgreE1ld- nud ordering said P11zul=ea
o. De sold without apl-rstsaulfur ssl4 tle
pruceeia applied. % tle payment Ct gae
arnsrunr due plslltlu aCa me Costs - 81
sud fqreEer hzrIlne $40 tlFeetg..t14i- -
diefslltlzlla- ulie each OF rnel1r on --l- ll1li-
40 liEut t1lle. estste. Interest pr,eIss- 90
equity Of re1eul slr-uzir Ia or 90 ara4 ks@Laiia9
or luF lr-rr thereof
fsEsF.T u~uEsaf.l.lI 8 8 ~ IllsEzH.
At15-sls a. J. lsEF. Clari- EU-'ya ror PITT
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AMONG tge 1875 delegates to tina
convention of bs1s-sSssts alliance We're
Afty-iirs OH union soldiers and two
cGnfeIerates. No Old soldiers are with
us-Oh mi
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binSley Toxuship Ticket

For Trustees,
JOHN ALEXANDER.
For Clerk,
I. S. JOHNS.
For Treasures,
JOHSr SMITH.
For Justice of the Peace, for Cnsx-
pired Term,
c. s. MARTIS.
Fog Constitutes,
DUDLEY WHETTINGTOS.
ROBERT e. KiRkE.
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TSIE republican, bosses seem to he
getting ratified over the continued
reports OF peoples party gains on the
south side. Does it occur to them
that they have over reached themselves
by theIf ,,Iaring misrepresentation?
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CFirst published Oct 10, tsa3-l
Ind.

The uudersfEued hereby gives notice that
she will. ON the 5IEf day uf Outnbsr- 1881
make an application 20 the probate court OF
EDWARDS county, Kansas, Ca purchase the
ug-describad school land. situated iH
the organized county OF Edwards, kaEsug.
viE=
The southeast quarter OF the NV or of
section 10, township -, SOUTH range 10 West
she names the following re EHgua 60 prove
her settlement. continuous resi- hence aud
fulprov ernengs. via. John Alexander, and
joseph Bernatzlli. residence EiuEley, Kas-
Done AZ Eiustey. county OF Ia wards Kan
sas, this 18th DAY Of October. 1881.
MIEEIE NCMICHAEIst
Petitioner
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Peoples Party Ticket

For Treasurer,
J. r BHEL.SFORD.
Ror Register of Deeds,
J. j. KLEIN.
Fox Clerk,
IRA TIM.
For Sheriff,
FRANK WELLMAN.
K7sr SHIzeyoEF
!. ". ANGUS.
F5r Coroner,
THOMAS SKINNER.
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"A Diviaion,-''Henry," she vvhis-
Dsred, 'sist US take for our motto. Work
aud Pray ''Au right, my dear" he
answered., ~ can pray pretty well"
The silver state., 1891-08-05
TINE TABLES.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The silver state., 1891-08-05
NERVES TO ORDER.

1T is the easiest thing in the world TO
catch the public with Summer drink,
said an ex-druggist to me the other day,
a. we were drinking soda water 10 q
down-t town drug store.
There is no catch 10 soda water" |
replied.
II don't mean the old staud-bys, but
something new. For iostsnee, fused to
have store on Third avenue. The
manufacturers Of stomach bittefs stnck
nc eith about 1000 quart bottles Of the
stoG. of red it at Is osats . bottle,
hot it wss no 90. Tnen | remosed all Of
il down in ths cellar an hung out sign
reading, Ts- ko-ns. the great Chinese
nerve tooic-only cents glass You
will hardly credit it, but | am telling
YOU the solemn truth when / say sold
every drop OF that compound 10 elk
weeks. using it as q syrup IN the
soda fountain. Men came q mile
around to get drink, and | had
lots OF them tell me that it brsced them
right up. They kept coming for weeks
after 1t WAS gonr, aud saloon man of
ford m- 500 for the formula and the
right to sell. II 10 no trick at sli to make
the average man believe he needs some
thiog for his nerves, aud in most cssea,
whether you give him root beer or but
Ter milk, he thinks be is benefit IN.
Y. World.
The silver state., 1891-08-05

',RllfTeD FFVbfP fPlIgIGF's IagarF
The silver state., 1891-08-05
August.
Flower

ct inherit some tendency to Dys-
pepsia from my mother. / suffered
two years in this way consulted a
number of doctors. They did me
10 good. then used
Relieved in your August Flower
and it was Just two
days when felt great relief. / soon
got SO that I could sleep and eat, and
I felt that I was well. That was
three years ago, and am still first
class. am never
Two Days. without bottle, and
N. if | feel constipated
the least particle a dose or two of
August Flower does the work. The
beauty of the medicine is, that you
can stop the use of without any bad
effects on the system.
Constipation While / was sick /
felt everything it
seemed to me a man could feel. I
was of all men most miserable. lean
say, in conclusion, that | believe
August Flower will cure anyone of
Indigestion, if taken
Life ofMisery with judgment. A.
M Weed. 22o Belle
fontainc St, Indianapolis, Ind" q
The silver state., 1891-08-05

when you ma up Your mind to take Hoods
sarsaparilla, net be induced t. buy some other
pr para ion instead. Clerks may claim hat
ours is as good as Hocd's' and ali that, tut the
-qialel Therefore have nothing TO do with
u s'isutes and il sjrt upon having Hood'- sar-
"a ari la. the best blood purifier and buldine-uF
me Hrne.
The silver state., 1891-08-05

A share Of patronage is solicited
WILLIAM wEIGHEt,
Paradise, New. oct. 70, 1854 octSoti.
The silver state., 1891-08-05
r.R,prsE Asp spprxo CITY srAeE LINZ

stage leaves winnenneeA for Paradise and
Spring G ~ daly AZ a. arrive az Paradise at
sPM;a al Spring q at5r.a
Leaves Spriog Ity daily at P NJ; arrive at
Paradise q P. II.
Leaves P.ra0ise al 4. NJ, arrive at Winnie
unucca az 3 p. H.
The silver state., 1891-08-05
M'pgaMrr srAss LIVE

Stage leaves Winaenucct for MfDarmits Mon
days. Wednesdays and fridays at 9 a M; ar
riyes at SP. ~.
The silver state., 1891-08-05

VETG pfppE is kept on Gle st r. C. Dake's
lEln | 2 Bil s5yegtlsu.e Agency, "A and IS
i casnts Exchange, sn Francisco, Ca iiofnia
where con ra-ss Tor advertising can be made
il.
The silver state., 1891-08-05

Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
all east I'm poiots Also steamship tickets TO
European points and travellers Insurance tickets.
II. JAcKAAS, Agent.
The silver state., 1891-08-05
MERCHANT TAILOR.
j. B.. BLEDSOE

Wishes to inform the public that he is ready q
make clothes 70 order ana guarantee ft In su
respects or money refunded. Just received . Io6
Of Foreign and Domestic Samples OF Spring and
Summer Goods. s4A..t..e.s
Also Agents for +. J. CLARK Of New York city.
e9-iSg0tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-13

Colorado is land of sharp contrasts, OF
brilliant H. hts, ul intense shadl VS.; land
where heights and depths make obvious the
meaning of the word antthesis; land where
every mood in ml' can ind an answering
oOd in nature. The nigh, white mlnarets OF
the mOuntains, ON whose slender pinu' cles
hOat the wiDd-bOWn banners OF the snow, ap-
neal with stlcut ylOqueEce to the lOiiy asprli.
lions OF the souG the sOmbre chusms cleft by
Titan forces through granite'hearted hills
# hin " hose depths dark shadows thrOng
and sWiTling toucnts oNshspeak 10 the heart
"A language ttat thrills, inspires and awes. II
does not follow that thufe gleries of white
peaks and those gloon OF dark cAnOns pre-
clude the pleasant intervals, The sunny
meadows or The secluded nooEs wherein the
tired nina or wearied uO " nIay find peace
fui rest and refuge nom turmoil and toll TO
one making journey IN Colorado, New
Mexico or Utah, or Ia King trauscontinental-
tour frOu East 10 West, or rice rerSG, The II n.
yer aud Rio Grande railroad Oh RS accom-
mOdatiOns equal in elegance con ven ence and
luxury tp those Of any other line with the ad.
ded attractions Of the unriyalled scen,r ry
along its line, abOunding in n magnihcen Mt
opuience Of white peaks aud dark canous,
| The month of November, 1880, witnessed one
| of the most important improvements in rail.
| road facilities that has yet been made in col
Crado aud the West. The completio Of the
standard gauge OF the Denver ana kiOGnnde
| Railroad rom Denver, Colorado, over the
mountains to Ogden, Utah, which five years
| ago was deemed an imposslbility, is certainly
| a triumph Of daring and engineering skili
| The new line is by the way OF Leadville, tun.
neling Tennessee Pass threading the CgnOns
| of he tagIe and GrHnd Rivers, giving view
OF the Mount OF the nOly Cross, enTOute, n x
| ing It's trains through Glenwood Springs and
down the Grand River 10 Grand Junction
thence TO SBlt Lake City, Ogden ana San
| Francisco. By this route one Is given an Op
pUrIunity TO behold the magpitcence of Eagle
| River Canon and The marvellous leauty and
| grandeur of the Canon of The Grand The
overland tain Is a model in every respect
| From the engine TO the last tirstclass cOaot
| every thing Is bright and new, and Of the
| most elegant style of workmanship and
| finish.
| If any reader desires to know more about
| these klupendous works of nature, write to s
| X. HOopTr, General Passenger Agent, Denver
| Colorado, and he will send you, free of cost
| elegantly Illustrated BOOKS, giving full de
| FcriptiOn of the marVels Of the "SceniC
Line,"- Stanley Wood In the "Great Divlde.'
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DsNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
l sUHUYLKILL DIVISION.

and after Nov. "A, 1890, trains wsBl tsay
Shenandoah as fOlloiDs'
ror Wiggan, Gilberion, Frackville, New
astle, 5t. Clair, ana way points, SO, 0.19
% and f.l5 m,
sundays, 900 9,4O m and 3IOp m.
NUr lottsville, 500, BlO q ni and 4.l5p IA.
fundayB, 600, $40 m and $40 d m
fOr Reading, GOO, $40 IN ana i,I5 Nm
sundays, 6OO, $50 q. m. and 8.1O p m.
Fol EoltsIoWni Ihoenixville, Norristown
nd Philadelphia Broad street stetionl am
10 Ia, and g.l5 p m weeA days
htusdAyB, 800, $40 m 3.i0 d nj
trains leave Frackvile for Rhapapdoot "A
i.a0 m and l&l4, 7.42, 1903 M, sundavs.
..i8 g m ami $40 y m.
ioa7e P0Itsville FOR Shenandoah, lois ara
Is y 10.
Leave Philadopnia BROAD street s,atior
PotlsVllle aud Bhenandonb, b.65, ,lO.25 a "a,
i10, 4lu and 7.O0 p M week dEys. Sunday D. e9
and i.l0 y. m.
For YORK, 3.2O, 400, A4O, 5.s5, $50, 7.sD.
50B.80 5.b0, ll.00and II ,I6a m. IL on noon Gir9'
ed express, los and 4,50 p n1,) l2,sl. 10, 9g1.
~ 1, B, o. $50, $50 lib sR and 100 IN. l2.0t
on Sundays, 800, 4.O5, 44O, OBS. .s.l2. $50. g.5o
%, ana l2,z9, 800 limited 400, IS, $50, 6,G3
,l3 S,ls % ~ Gad 1901 night.
tor Sen Hirti SpIlng Lake, Belmsr,
% eean Grove, Ashury Park, and Long Branch
%, Ills, a. 70, 400 .. NJ. weeR davF For
roehCld, SO ., M, week days.
hali NOR, aud WasnluEion, $50, 7,20, S,N
% iy.2 LIS m, l2.'l Qtmlted eEnressl S,49
a. tM AM 40 y, m, ard l2O3 night. FO.
}slti aors nly 4O2, 81 4, o 0s and li6O p. m
u H3ucays, 3.5y, %, ll4t0d Ills a. IA. A.4l
%, 20 p iu, l2u3 night salt d'more only
03 auC u.30 p 10
Cor SiohInond sud the ,5outn 7.2Ol.Isa. M,
United Express i2.8J D. m.,)i203 night, week
3ys. Sundays. 7.2U T.. "a, 1903 night.
lrainh leave HHIlgbdlg for EitJsDurg epa
le west every day 81 1875 aud $40 q "a algd
70 llmiledl and 3aO = m. Way for Altonng,
'5 3 - and $40 y m every Uay.
Tor Pittshurg culyi ll.N hi aeily ana 1919
M week days.
-ssve euDbury for Wiui0lnspuri, Elmira,
@nsudDigua, ROchaEter Buffalo ana HisS8rl
sllg $40 On daily, and l,43 pm weeb dSya,
'Jr ) stg ms, $50 . m week days,
For Frie Hnd Intern ediate points, 6.l0 o N .,
ally, FOR Oct Haven, $40, nnd e.58 n ne
ally. l.a and $50 p, N. week Gays. FOR
'3nUys $40 q m l,48 snd OBS M week dsys,
lUa. "a sundays,
HA5. r gUGH, J. r. WOOD
Glen. NzD'f Gsu Pass Agt.
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ALLIANCE LOANS.
a Committee to Deal Directly with East
ern Money Lenders.

A Committee to Deal Directly with East
ern Money Lenders.
TOPEKA, Kas., July 49, - President
McGrath of the State Farmers Alliance
has announced the appointment OF a COM
mittee to take charge of the placing of
loans for members of the Alliance 1t
will be the duty of the committee to deal
directly with Eastern money-lenders,
thus saving the borrower the agents.
coming due which they are unable to
meet will be assisted in securing cXten-
sions when they are deemed worthy Of it.,
and if necessary to prevent them losing
their homes. They will be provided with
additional collateral to secure the de-
sired extension Mr.. McGrath says that
the committee will be of benefit not only
to the borrower but to the lender and
that it will establish between them a
better understanding. He insists that
the rank and file of the Alliance are men
who intend to pay their honest debts,
and that they must not be held RESPONSE
BILE for the doctrine Of repudiation 50 in
dustriously preached by certain class,
The committee will devote its entire
time to an examination of the mortgage
indebtedness of every farmer in the State
and will not recommed any extension of
time or placing of new mortgages on
anything but flrst-class securities. By
| this plan they expect to improve the
! credit of the State and save the land com
pany which operates through them from
/ logs
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philadelphia and Reading Railroad
T5ase 7a6Ee ia effect May 10, 1891
RAINS LEAVE SHENANDOAH As FOLLOWS

For New York via Philadelphia, week days,
D 0 5.25, 40 B.. m. and u 30 ESQ ana 5,bs
., N. Sunday 2lO and 7.45 a. N, For New
lGrk, via Mauoh Chunk, week days, OBS
20, a. m. and l23l and ESQ p. m.
For Reading and Philadelphia week days.
2IO 521 7.2O, q, M, 1885 2.50 and 500 p: 1ns
dnday, 2l0 and 7.4S a. m.
For Harrisburg, week days, 2lO,7.2O q. mi'
20, 6.65 y. 10.
for Anentown, week days, 7.2O 4. m, 1896
y Pottsvine, week days, 21e 7.2O,s. M,
23I 26O and 6.65 p. no. Sunday, 2lO ana 1.aS
Tor Tamaqua and DIahanoy CITY, week
3ys, 2, 0, 5,25, 7.2O, a. M, u 3j ZbO and 300
%, sunday, 2I0 ana I;4S ,!s a. M Z IN q AoalOohsl IA
For Lancaster and Columbia, week days.
20 q. no., ESQ p. m.
soek days, 3.25, 40 and u.3O q. M, l.35, 700
D.. M, sunday 1928 q. m.
for Mahanoy Plane, week days, 20 S.2l,
25 40 ami ll.3O g.. m, l2.S2, lS5, 2bO, 6:o5s
100 ano DO, p. m. Sunday, 2lO, S.2j and 7'4S
For Girardviue Rappahannock statlonl
2'lO 2 7.4s a. M, 800 p. m.
.25, SIS, 7.2O, il.8l a. M, 85, 100 and S,96
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH:
lays, 7.45 a.. M, 1.3O, 400, 7.SO p. M, l2.le
aght sSndy Sn go a p M d2d5 IL IL night dggnnk eas
1903 S"Se a. nSopd m 4oS and S66 en p N.Y. nom Broad
nom 9Th ans Green streets. Sunday 9.O5 a.
m. lI.8O p. no. nom 9Th and Hfsen.
leave Reading, week days, l35. 7.l0, 1870
4ud lL.60 q, M, 5.65, 757 p N. Sunday l.3o ano
Leave Pottsvime, week days, 24O, 7.4O a. m d,
| ll.5G, g. IL p. m. Sunday, 24O a. m. ana 2O6
leave Tamaoua, week days, 800, s.4S and
u2j a. M, la, 7.lS, and slS p. m. Sunday $40
| 3, NJ and ESQ p. m.
| j. avs Mahanoy City, week days, $40, 9lS
and Ii.47 a. M, Isl, 7.42 and 944 p. N. Sun
| lay, 3.46 3. IN, $40 p M,
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week Gays, 2,4O, 40
$50, 935 ll59 d. M 90, 2C6. $40, 70, 7.57, ana
1000 p. m. sunday "a, 400, and S.26, a. M e
Leave airardvine (Rappahannock statlonl
WSea days, RAJ 4,O7, b36, ana 9.4l q. m, l2Ols
40, $40, $50, S63 and lO.66 p. ~ sunday, 2,47s
| L.21, 826 8. m. 3.4l p. m.
Leave Williamspo1t, week days, 800, As anc
il.55 s. m. 1886 and ll.l6 p. M Sunday u'lo
FOR Baltimore, Washington and the west
| via b. q o. IL. r., through trains leave Giraro
| Avenue station Philadelphia, (P, d X. X. r.
at 4.l6, S01 and ll.H q. M, l.34, 4.24, 900 ana
1923 p. NJ. Sunday, 4'l6 500 LII a, M, A.2E
'''O ~ ATlANTIU CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street WI sr1
AnG South Street Wharf,
For Atlantic GItv.
Week-days-Express 900 a. M. and 200
400 =. m. Accommodation, 500 q. M, 5.0(
sundays Express, 800. a. m. Accomme1
dRtion, 500 a. m. and 4.30 p. m.
Returning, leave Atlantic City, depot corner
Atlantic and Arkansas Rvenues.-W eek-daya
Express, 7.9O, 800, a. m. and 400, p. m
Accommodation, 800, 500 a. M. and ASS
sundays.-Express, 400 p. m. Accommo1s.
lion, 7.S0 a. m. and 4.30 p. m.
q. q. HANCOCK, GenI Pass'r Agt
a, a. MCLEOD. Pres. q Genl Manager.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-13

The Exercises proslded over by Pr'stdpu
Polk


FRANKLNvutr, N. Y, July l3. The
State Farmers Alliance had o. mass NEE.
ing in Lime Lake Grove, upward Of i,5g-
people being present. The prominent
State Alliance men present. were lresi.
dent Arnold, Of Arcade; S. H. Neuner OF
East Aurorp. Charles Moore, OF Cuuistotn,
Frank p. Hulett, State lecturer The
speakers of the day were National Pres,.
dent l.. L. Polk, Of North Caroline; Ralph
Beaumont, OF Washington, and b. j.
Dibble.
The exercises were presided over b7
President Arnold. Polk spoke for an
hour and "a half, setting forth the op-
pressed condition of the farming class
and calling for action. He pictured the
prosperity Of the cities and towns n
contrast to tho country, declaring Tho
unfavorable comparison WAS not due tC
the lazness or extravaganza of the
farming class, and declared that no class
of men work so hard and get so little fol
their labor as does the farmer
The statement was made that lOl
farmers could be found at the plow II
the Alliance States who can better cop
with the economic questions of the da,
than the average men of Congress. Th
depression in agricultural matters was
due to overproduction, the cause OF
which Is under consideration. The gov
ernment, once the palladium of the peo
pie, had been transformed into ma
chino for manufacturing paupers an
milliouaires
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-13
A TALK WITH BLAINE.
Ho Laughs At Those snly Reports II,
garding His Health.

garding His Health.
BAR HARBoR, Ne, July 18,-Mr. Blaine
returned from long drive at noon, and
as he passed the lodge at Stanwood and
started to walk up the gravel path he
was met by reporter.
As the Secretary of State approached
the writer was enabled to get good
view of him and note his physical con-
dition He walked firmly and without
effort, and seemed in no way changed
from the condition he was In when he ar-
rived home from his European trip three
years ago.
He stood erect, spoke without effort,
and his eyes were bright with the glow
of returning health. His face was
round and full, and there was nothing
about him to betoken the invalid As
he stood there conversing the cores
pondent thought that his recovery from
so serious an illness so quickly was as
touishiug, and only demonstrated the
wonderful vital powers that no posses ses.
81 am convalescing, as you see" said
MIR Blaine, land have just returned from
a very delightful drive"
81 had feared to find a very sick man,
Mr.. Blaine"
"What a bother these correspondents
are making over me-" said the Secretary
and his eyes twinkled with amuso
ment
"But l pay no attention whatever tC
them There is not word of truth in
any Of those reports and reputed inter
views / have gained every day since
/ came to Bar Harbor and, as you see, my
vacation is doing me world Of good.
have taken no medicine since | came
here, and the bracing air and the rest
am enjoying afford me all the tonics
need"
After brief conversation Mr.. Blain
said; 81 take my rides daily and en- jo.
them"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-13
Fisht with circus Men.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July ia dis
patch from Shoals to the News says that
after the performance of Sells circus
Friday night in that city fight occurred
between the circus employees and local
toughs, In which revolvers and clubs
were freely used. James Riohey of
Shoals was struck on the head with a
stake. His skull was crushed and he
died a few hours afterwards. Several of
the circus employees were injured. The
circus train left Shoals for Washington
and no arrests were made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,

The vlsibulsd cOmpartpCul s''eplug cars
aud Kansas City hallway are models 8. com.
fort convent nee aId luxury. any patron o.
thC sleeping car r. Cuab3Cd, 10y IRE lGlraduc
tlDn of htse Cnipps,i men; cars, 10 secure il.y
same friNacy ana Convenience that he wuulu
Iu the best hutti NO other line west of Chi.
gago runs the colupyTf L.gut cars. In add'-
ton, she iruilsaIu equipped W IA the regulsJ
ulen Pullman sleeper, giving passengers theu
choice II e di ing car service H. iully up q
the requirements OF odcm railway service
An excellent cuisine, promptly served amtt
elegant surroundings, IA, moue rute -ha gee
Leaves nothing row 10 be desired. Any OF Oul
people contemplating Trip 10 any part OF tu'
west OF northwest cannot tOssibly secuI'
better accommodations or lower rates thm
| by addressing W. +, Cooley, General Agent n
| the Pass; rger department, S36 Chestnut -.
Philadelphia, Pa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-13
THE GREAT DISPUTE.

Ex-Gov. blair Takes "A Hand In the Mo-
Clurr-Nicolny Controversy.
JACKSON, Mich, July Ex-GovernoP
Blair, speaking relative to the dispute
between Editor Mcclure and Col. Nicolay
as to whether President Lincoln opposed
the nomination OF Hannibal Hamlin for
Vice President in 1864, said;
81 was a delegate to that convention
and was chairman of that committe or
ganized to investigate the report that
Mr. Lincoln wanted Andy Johnson nom
mated instead of Mr.. Hamlin. l dis
tinctly remember that the committee
was unanimous that Mr.. Lincoln had
taken no paart either for Mr. Hamlin or
against his nomination"