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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-12-22
THE INSTITUTE.
Summary of the Third Days Prooee dlngs
mt POttsvilIe

Summary of the Third Days Proceedings
at POttsville.
The third session of the thirtieth annual
Teachers Institute of Schuylkill county at
Pottsville yesterday was very interesting
and instructive one. Prof II. Day Gise, of
Schuylkill Haven, gave a talk on monthly
examinations, which was discussed by l. X.
Wilmer, Of Frackville, and A. j. O'Connor.
After instructions in drawing by Miss
Seegmiller and an address on The Pioneer
by Pref George B. Haucher, of the Kutz-
town State Normal School, Dr. Lyte spoke on
the Mental Diseases of School Children
Mr.. Wilmer made motion that the
institute declare by vote in favor of the ap-
pointment Of committee to solicit sub
scriptions for State Pedagogical Library,
suggested at the last meeting of the State
Teachers Association. The motion prevailed
and Mr.. Wilmer was made chairman of the
committee.
Col. J. A. NJ. Passmore was present when
the matter was discussed and urged the
teachers to contribute from 25 to so cents
apiece. In this manner he said $4,000 could
be raised and he believed the state would
make an annual provision of from $1,000 tC
1900.
DR.. Winship gave two talks during the day
on ''The Boy" with special reference to the
relations of school teachers and boys.
The enrolment of teachers at the institute
this year is 677, but fifteen short Of the tota
number of teachers in the county.
Santa Claus Headquarters.
The headquarters for beautiful Christmas
presents is Mellets, p East Centre street
Shenandoah The largest and best assort
ment of dolls, toys, games, picture stor!
books, albums toilet cases, &c. Young an'
old can secure what they want at the yer!
lowest prices l5-ll-N
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piles or HemnrrhoIda
Dec. 21

Permanently cured without knife orligature.
No danger or suffering. No delay from bus
mess while under treatment Patients who
are responsible need not pay until well. A
perfect cure guaranteed. Send for circular.
R. REED NJ. D.,
129 South 18th St., Philadelphia.
Refers, by permission, to the editor of the
EVENING HERALD. If
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Bourht sre1lcan street railways.

WASHINGTON, Dec 22.-It is reported
from the City Of Mexico that ex-Assistani
Postmaster General Clarkson and his a.
soclates have purchased the street rail
ways u that dsT Tor ~, ,00o, 900.
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Arsenic Was Used.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec 22.-It has
been shown that the cause Of the sudden
deaths and sickness among the convicts
at work in Helena was due to arsenical
poisoning, though how the poison was ad.
ministered or by whom is not known.
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For Interolass Contests.

New HAVEN, Dec. 22.-Thomas Dewitt
Cuyler, IA, of Philadelphia, has offered
three cups for interclass contests at Yale
in football, rowing and track athletics.
When the cups have been won three
times by any class, they will become the
property of that class. The cups are
given in memory Of Theodore Dewitt
Cuyler 'S2
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Alleged American Fusltlvoa Arrested

VIENNA, Dec 22.-The merchants Os.
las and Duemmel have been arrested here
on the charge Of being American fugl-
tiyes from Justice and Of having perpe
trated frauds to the amount Of $4,000.
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TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.
Cleveland Received 5,567 900 and Harr
son 5,176,661

son ., ] Ibl bBI.
NEW YORK, Dec. GA table Of the
total vote this year for President, the fig
ures having just been secured from all
the States, is as follows;
Cleveland, 5,567, 800; Harrison, $780,
Gil; Weaver, 1,O25, ,06O; and Bidwell, 25S,-
347.
Cleveland's plurality, 391, ,379.
In Louisiana the Republicans and
Peoples Party having nominated fusion
ticket, on which there were five Harrison
electors and three Weaver electors, the
vote, for plurality purposes, is credited to
Harrison.
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LONDON, Dec. Ex-senator Allison, Mr.,
Morgan and Secretary Hale, members
Of the delegation which represented the
United States at the Brussels Monetary
Conference, embarked for New York on
the steamship Lain at Southampton.
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To servitude Again.

Sr. PAUL, Dec. 22.- Mrs Anna NJ
Smith, a colored woman, who shot and
killed Conrad Hoppe because he was fisu-
ing on her land, has been sentenced to
twenty-five years in the penitentiary She
was a slave fifteen years.
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maxim and His wife Committed.

SYDNEY, n. S W., Dec. 2s.-Makln
and his wife, the baby farmers who killed
thirteen infants by piercing their hearts
or spines with needless have been com
nitted for trial. Both pleaded not guilty.
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John KernelI a wreck.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 22,-John Kernell,
Irish comedian, whose brother is in
Bloomingdale Asylum, is here in terrible
condition He has been discharged from
the "Hustler" company, and is almost a
xkyraqk
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suicide ofa DOCTORS WIZ.

SARATOGA, N Y, Dec 22.--rhe wife OF
Dr. 0. II. Mott, of Fort Ann, committed
suicide in her husbands Office Tuesday
night, She was found sitting in chair
dead In her hand was a handkerchief
saturated with chloroform. She was the
DOCTORS fourth wife, having been married
to him about year ago. She was in a
delicate condition.
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MAY COVER ST. LOUIS LOSS.
FoersteTs Estate May Suffice to Pay What
He Owes the City.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 22--The City Council
has appointed a Committee to investigate
the City Treasurer's affairs.
There is practically no doubt that
nearly all the missing funds were used by
young Foerstel in carrying ON deals ii
real estate, in the hope of covering the
money back into the treasury before be
ing caught.
Foerstel's property is worth enough tt
make it possible that recovery of th'
funds may yet be made from the deat
mans estate.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria-
When ahe was Child, she cried for castoriA.
When she became Miss shs chung TO castoria.
when she had Children, she gavo them castoria
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Santa CLAUS Headquarters,
ENaL NOS COTTON LOCKOUT.
Break Expected al Oldham and Preston
Mills Next Week.

Break Expected ai oldhhm ana f'eS'""
Mills Next Week.
LONDON, Dec. % The first break in
the great cotton lockout, which has now
lasted for over six weeks, is expected TO
occur shortly
Present indications lead the operatives
IN the chief cotton spinning districts OF
North and Northeast Lancashire TO be
lieve that the mills at Oldham and Pres
ton will resume operations next week,
working three days week.
In the event Of these mills starting up
It viii afford the locked-out employees
much encouragement, and viii enable
them to subscribe a portion Of their earn
ing TO the strike fund Of the Amalgama-
ted Association Of Operative Cotton-Spin-
ners, which is subjected to heavy drains
anon its treasury
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A bad cough or cold calls for good remedy
--the cure for n. For Coughs, Colds, La
Grippe and CONSUMPTION, = perfect and
per Dsnent cure Is Pan-lina, the worst cases
Pan-rina is sold at r. p. ID. Kiriin's drug
atove.
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Ok PAYS for a home lot at Mays Land
plO ing, the fine suburb OF Atlantic City;
squares from r. r.; Communication fare TO Phila.,
% cents has court house, hotels, schools,
churches, cotton, paper, clothing, cigar sash,
brick, and numbering mills, with finest water
power; fine driving, tishing, cunning, bathing,
selling; city and country combinedi 30 houses
built last year and not one empty; safe and
sure investment; $50 invested will increase
$500 In 6months; mills built this year; lots are
so feet above ocean; 10 per cent of for cash;
lots for S25; title insured. Send for circular
MAYS LANDING IMPROVEMENT co, 65s
Franklin St, Philadelphia. 9-304m
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From Merchant and G4Sl0mGl
TIE SAME oLAD CGT,
"IT maze NE WELL"
DR.. David Kcnnedy's Fayorte Remedy. OF
Rondout, N, y, the talk OF the Country.

Mr.. W. F. johnson, the leading MGR
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READING B. R. SYSTEM.
Lehigh Valley Division.

Anthracite coal used ex-
clusiyely, insuring cleanli-
ness and comfort
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NOR SALE.-A house and lot at the north
II west corner of Jardin and Cherry streets
Apply to Mary M. Herman on premises,
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Israintree.

"Princess" is the best story of the year
15c. pays for the HERALD to June LIST. Pay
your p. NJ.
Allie Williams of Rcxbury was in town
last week.
Reed Brown Of Williston visited his aunt
Mrs. d. V. Page, recently.
Ira Thayer of Roxbury has leased the
Ira Mann farm and is to take possession
April LIST.
There will be dramatic entertainment
at Dubois & Gays hall, Friday evening
March 25th. The West Randolph Ora
matte Company will present it. See bills
Tor particulars.
A. j. Boyce and wife OF Roxbury visited
in town last week.
Wm.Terry is very sick with pneumonia.
Lyman Hutchinson has returned from
Boston.
Fred Richardson has moved his family
from the Hill to the Alfred Webster place.
Roll Hubbard has moved to Granville.
One more of Braintree's young men has
taken unto himself a wife from West Ran
dolph.
Mrs. Celia Archer is indisposed.
Leonard Hutchinson is confined to the
house by bad ankle.
Lewis Tatro is soon to move from the
A. f. Fits place.
The band boys held meeting at their
room Saturday eve.
Ed Durham has carried on the Ira Mann
farm for the past year. He is soon to move
his family to Saratoga, n ".
There was a social dance Friday eve but
owing to the inclemency OF the weather
there was not large attendance. II is re-
ported that there will be another soon.
Mrs. Henry Vinton and her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Ford, OF Illinois, arrived IN
town last week to attend the funeral OF
Mrs Vinton's mother, Mrs. Otis Lamb.
Mrs. p. b. Blanchard, on her return
from her brother in laws funeral, brought
with her his orphan daughter, 6 years OF
age, to remain with her for time.
Heman Bass, 20 years old, was returning
from West Randolph Sunday night, where
he had been 10 carry his niece, when, just
above Edwin Smiths he struck ledge
and was tipped out and severely cut on the
head.
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The readers OF this paper will be pleased
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in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
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tient strength by building up the consti
tuition AID assisting nature in doing its
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One Hundred Dollars fer any easy that il
fails to cure. Send for list OF testimonials
Address, +. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
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Chapter General Percival Smith, U.
S. A.. decides to move from New York
city to the plantation OF Shirley, Virginia.
Enter Mr.. Nesbit Thorne, nephew of Mrs.
Smith.
Chapter 2.-LThorne is married to a hand
some society woman and they have quar-
relied and agreed to a separation.
Chapter 3.-Introduces the Masons, an
old Virginia family at Lanarth, adjoining
Shirley, and the last of the Byrds, jim, a
bankrupt scion of the ancient house, who
is about to vacate the old plantation in IA
vor of the Smiths and settle in Mexico.
Jim is rejected sutton for the hand OF
Pocahontas Mason (Princess).
Chapter Aim Byrd and Princess have
a parting word, pledging continuance OF
mutual devotion that has existed from
childhood.
We believe every one of our readers viii
say this 10 the best story we have publish
ed in many years. We submitted proofs
to several who so pronounced it, and we
take pleasure in commencing it, 1t is a
love story and contains much that is emo
bling and worth reading. Please tell all
your neighboIs we have commenced this
great story and ask them to subscribe. 15c
to June list. See offers elsewhere. Pay
your postmaster.
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East RnndoInn.

"Princessn is a real, old fashioned love
story. Read it. Pay your p. NJ. Is cent
for this paper till it is finished.
The East Randolph hotel is now open
and doing good business.
Frank Newton and family have moved
to West Randolph. We are sorry to lose
him for he was a kind neighbor and one
of the best worlSmen in the state.
Mr.. Geo. Lackey has moved into his new
store and is ready to do business.
Ray and Don Perkins are going to New
York this week to visit their sister
There is quite call for tenements this
spring.
Mrs Almon Bannister is gaining slowly.
A. g. Osgood will be in Boston this
week if his health will permit.
Mrs. Thornton is stopping with her faith
er Rev. Mr.. Farr for few DAYS.
Clarence Hunt lost a good work horse
last week.
Miss Kate Smith of Braintree is ston-
ping for few days at f. G. Sprague's.
Business is lively at the mill. Another
provinder run of stone is being put in
running order. The wheat mill is max
ing the best of flour. Lumber for large
horse shed is being got out also lumber
for new fiume and repairing the dam.
A new set of the best of water wheels will
be put in this summer and everything put
in tirst-class shape for business. The
mill should have liberal patronage with
prompt pay to encourage their long need :
ed repairs. All kinds OF feed will re kept
at the mill.
The item in regard to people over 20
years OF age in last weeks issue should
have read q instead of 20 as printed.
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CAMPAIGN Offers.

We will send this paper till Oct. LIST for
SOC. any where in Vermont, or,
We will send this paper and the Mirror
and Farmer, the best market paper, the
best horse paper ana the largest and best
farmers paper in New England, both TIL
Oct LIST, for only 75c., or,
We will send this paper and the burling-
ton Free Press, the largest and ablest Yer
mont newspaper, both till Dec. lst,for only
Soc, or,
We will send this paper and the New
York Daily Press, the brightest, most
newsy and most ably edited paper in the
United States, both till Oct. LIST, for only
$3.50 Every voter should have daily
paper through the great political cam
paign, when he can get the best one pub
lIshed and this paper at such very low
price.
The Daily Press, he Mirror and Farm
er and this paper till Oct. LIST, for sl.sO.
Now is the time to subscribe. Pay your
Postmaster.
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Corinth.

"Princess" is the best story OF the year.
15c. pays for the HERALD to June 1st. Pay
your p. NJ.
Quarterly meeting services were held al the Cor
on the 18th, and quarterly conference the 18th
in the p. m.
Floren Darling Of Nershire is 10 and unable 20 at
tend TO the business at the creamery, consequently
gentleman from Hayerhill n. H., has been seeur-
ed for the present.
There was a meeting at Sargeuts office last
Wednesday, OF The selectmen and bondsmen, 10
try 10 have a settlement made in regard TO the
town suits.
David Ward has moved to his residence at the
Corner.
Geo. Fuller has moved 10 his newly purchased
home, the John Fits residence.
Mr.. Gates OF East Orange was In town last Thurs
day
In town.
r. o. Spaulding and II. ;. Clark came to town
from Orange and purchased two yoke Of steers for
$50 and SO; three and four year, old and good,
straight cattle.
princess is the best story of the year.
i5c. pays for HERALD to June LIST. Pay
your p. NJ.
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North PoIufret.

"Princessn is the best story Of the year
l5c. pays for HERALD to June LIST. Pay
your p. NJ
Rev. Mr. Walbridge will hold meetings at the
church every evening this week except Saturday.
All cordially invited.
The Bureh boys have purchased and repaired the
saw mill Of this place.
Those having no Etarks during the winter term in
No Made, Lena and Clifton Leonard Nina
Reed Perley Leonard, Rollo Leonard and Harry
Faneuf. The last two named have attended school
two years without mark.
Penn Strong and wife were made very happy on
Monday by the arrival OF nine and one halt pound
girl
Rosa Burch is going 10 work IN the south part Of
the town the coming summer.
Mrs p snow has sold her place and gone TO West
Randolph 10 live.
Mrs. Louis King died at her son-in-iaw's, n. b.
Leonard. Tuesday morning.
Some have commenced sugaring. bat lind it too
cold just now.
singing school Saturday evening. Come and hear
the little folks sing
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Mrs. Hattie Whitney OF Fitchburg,
Mass, paid flying visit to her brother, L.
NJ. Corwin, this week.
+. w. Loomis was here lately looking
after his business interests in this vicini-
ty.
There was no service at the NJ. +. church
last Sunday, owiag to the illness OF the
pastor.
Mrs. futile has been engaged to care for
Mrs. II. II. Chandler for a time, whose
condition remains the same.
Mrs. Paula Dodge is i'll.
DIR. james of Waterbury was called here
recently in consultation with DR.. Deane.
Warnings for a school meeting Mar. %
are posted. 1t is to be hoped that the good
fathers Of the district will vote to sustain
at least 30 weeks of school the coming year
instead OF having so little school that many
pupils viii be obliged to go to other dis
tricts.
Princess is the best story Of the year.
l5c. pays for the HERALD to June list Pay
your p. Nj.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Farnha m OF
Tunbridge visited friends here and in Il.
Bethel recently.
Three young nephews of Elijah WILDER
from n. IL. are visiting at his home.
MIR. Shaw, who lived on the Woodwork
place belonging to the Col. Mead estate
has moved into Elias Halls house near r..
Randolph.
Harry Jones has hired out for a time to c.
s. Paine.
Lewis Gibbon is to move to the John
Slack place and work for him.
Horace Clifford ihas arrived home from
Florida and finds a great change in the
climate.
Read "Princess, the best stony we ever
printed. 15c. TO June. Pay your p. NJ.
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IMPORTANT VERMONT NEWS.

Luther sanderson of Brookllne was
thrown from a load OF logs on the noun
tain. recently, and was badly hurt.
Gan alone, unheard, unknown-le
makes his moan'-in a fifth story ped
room. The reason is obvious, ne IS suler
inc everything with cold and hasn't got
soul to step across the street ior one
small bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough syrup
Mr.. Snow of West Milton cut cash IN
his leg last week, while chopping' that re-
ouired seven stitches to close
For the cure of colds, coughs, and an ae.
ranoements of the respiratory organs, no
other medicine is SO reliable as Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. 1t relieves the asthmatlc
and consumptive. even in advanced Stages
Of disease. and has saved innumerabie
lives.
Mrs. c. n. Adams OF Windsor tripped
and fell while passing from one room to
another the other day, dislocating hef
shoulder.
Burns or wounds should be attended 70
carefully, especially in cold weather. we
would recommend Salvation Oil for such
cases. All druggists sell 1t for 70 cents
bottle
lanes Cross of Jacksonville had his
right leo broken the other day, and was
otherwise badly bruised while attending
horse.
IL is not the extremes OF neat anu Soiu ~
much as the sudden changes in temporal
ture that cause certain climates to be UNI
healthful. When, however, the system is
inyigorated with Ayers Sarsaparilla, these
changes are rarely attended with injurious
results.
Tue brick house OF Geo. NJ harrington,
in Burlington was burned last Friday p.
m. Only part OF the furniture was saved.
Insured for 1000.
A. n. Austin, aged 81 years, hotel keep
er at Milton, was arrested Monday Tor sell
ling liquor without government license.
He gave bail in $500 for his appearance at
tne May term of the United States Court at
Windsor.
Judge VIM S. Wrigh BIT of Waltham was
Saturday af ernoon going to view the
ruins of the late fire at Vergennes, when
he slipped on the icy sidewalk, striking
heavily on his forehead, over his left eye.
He was taken home and remained uneon-
scious for several hours.
The Windham County Court House at
Newfane narrowly escaped destruction by
fire last Saturday. The floor about the fur
mace in the Grand Jurors room was on
fire when discovered by some one in at
tendance upon the Court and extinguish-
ed in time to prevent much damage. This
is the second time in two years that the
building has been on fire.
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Eugene Chandler of Ill. has been visit
ing in town.
Ethan Allen and Theodore Baldwin
have taken the John knight farm to carry
on.
Eunice Vail who has been home on a
visit, has returned to school at Montpelier.
Cnas. Baldwin, Eunice Baldwin. Mvra
Burdltt and Eunicc Vail were taken into
the NJ. F. church in full membership on
Sunday.
Miss Libby Bedding is quite sick.
The many friends Of Mrs. L. ". Hunt.
nee Eva Fenuo, were grievcd to learn Of
her death on Thursday last. The funeral
services were held at the n. F. church ON
saturday afternoon. The bereaved hus-
-lna aes 81 sar. pathv tl the entire COM
rrnF -fs