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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

Kby the change Of few votes in the contest
Ut Detroit the G.. A. T. encampment had de-
cided to meet this year at Lincoln, Nebraska,
instead OF Washington; and il Lincoln had
discovered that for some reason (perhaps
unimaeinable, however, in the case OF
Lincoln) three times many veterans
would be present there as at any other
encampment; and il Lincoln, in view Of
this prospect, should apply to the city councils
and the state legislature for appropriations to
supplement a very large private sub
scripton, a. Boston and the other cities
have done, the said Lincoln would have
much TO say If natives o; Washington
Who happened to be property owners and tax
payers in Nebraska should NEEDLE with and
oppose its application IL would Justly de-
nounce the action Of the Washingtonians .
contemplate piece Of jealous spite-work, based
upon resentment, and exposing . small
mean malice that would make the
name of Washington by-word and
reproach in all Grand Army circles. Substi-
tute the word Lincoln for Washington and you
have toe present situation in q nutshell. The
course imagined Acknowledgements Is precisely
What some misguided Lincolnites have taken or
ere about to take Congress Is to the capital
what its common councils and the state legis-
lature are to Lincoln. It is our exclusive leg
stature under the Constitution By reason of
Obligations assumed when 1t founded the
national capital, and received from the prop
erty owners a donation of fve-sevenths Of the
site of the city, and in connection with
its heavy property interests here and its abso-
lutte legislative control Of its capital, the nation
is taxpayer under the law in Washington. 1t
Is solely in this capacity that it will contribute,
If it does contribute, TO the municipal
@. A. r appropriation Washington
Is not asking aid from the nation
on account of its love for the veterans or aid
from anybody on any account. 1t calls upon
its legislature to determine whether it agrees
with the legislatures of a half dozen other cities
which have decided that an encampment ap-
preparation is . proper municipal expenditure,
and il that question is decided in the
affirmative it calls upon its legislature
to make the necessary appropriation
precisely as other municipal appropriations
are made, e1empting no one who 10 now a
local taxpayer under the law. The so-called
national appropriation involved is not, as in
timsted by the Lincoln resolutions, money
that might be expended in pensions if not de-
voted to this purpose. It is money
set apart by the law for the
municipal purposes of the capital,
and if It is not spent upon the encamp-
ynent it will meet some Of the material needs
of the city in the shape Of streets, sewers or
perhaps a new municipal building. 1t is to be
hoped that LincoIn's action is based more upon
ignorance than malice, and that when the stu
alton is understood it will withdraw from a
position which is discreditable to it aud unjust
TO the national capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
WAIsrs.

HANDSOME PRINT wAIsTS-Ilaited front
and b-cx, with bsit-JUc.
BLUE lULhA DOT SATINE WAISTS
plated front and back, with Uslt-1bc.
STRIPED BAilnIE WAloIo-plaited front
aud back, with D-lt--JSc.
BAIiSrE MAtoIS-sn:all tuck front and
back, plated ruffle down the front-xl.l
FANCY SisIFED Madras NAISTS-
plated front anu OsSk-&l.OY.
NAVY BLUE lUULAkD SATINE WAISTS.
with douCle piaitsu rCidc down fruaI yoke
back and sill frut COLLAR. Polka dot ,<stterns--
S3.15.
WHITE CANVAS WAISTS, yoke back,
PLATED 'front.' with bcl:-s2JS
EAhCI SIRlFED WASH SILK WAISTS
loose fronts, with bsl;-s2.ys.
INDIA SiLk NAl5lS-Back, Navy aud
Lizht Blue-nne plating back and trvnt-cuffs
anu rundown colar-s5.
BLACK INDIA SiLk WAISTS-plHited back
and ront-sith double plated ruiiie-t7.
CHANOkABLE SURAt SiI.h WAISTS
full OF shirred trOG;s and Lackx-y!tI CIR.
dle-sS.
CHANGEABLE sUKAH SILK WAISTS
with double rufl7 down trout uud pIaIts in
back-Ss.15,
TWO SPECIALS IN WHITE LAWN.
Fine tucked front and back, collar and cuffs
Of embrOidery-ySc.
Iwe.ye NE tueks Oil each side of front and
tweuty-fUur IN back-cullar and cuffs aid ruffie
down IrVut VI en.bro.dery-SI. oU.
A me showing to make-end you will appreciate Il
arieiy after you have Leen around little and see
ow others COMPARE with Dent put of this shol
ing until it is broiling hot. The best time is NOW
be stock Is as complete as it can be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

The House in the decision Of the Noyes-
status its democratic membership has ascribed
20 late republican Congresses which turned out
democrats claiming large majorities and hold
ing regular certificates Of election. There is
this difference, it is to be remarked, that
while the republican decisions we're, as far as
can be recalled, all in accordance with the re-
port Of the majority Of the elections commit
tee, the decision in the Rockwell case was
squarely in the teeth of the committees re-
port The action of the House cannot be
sufficiently accounted for, either on the score
Of retaliation CT Of political necessity. One
reason remains which may serve to explain
what seems a risconception Of duty and q fail
ure to do justice. The shadow OF the contest
for the presidential nomination appears to have
fallen on the House and TO have affected its
Judgment on many questions. 1t is clear that
Mr.. Hill has power in the popular branch Of the
Fifty-second Congress. wherever else his hand
may have lost its cunning. The republic may de-
rive some ultimate benefit from exhibitions like
this, for the grosser the partisanship displayed
the greater the impetus given 70 the move
ment for a system in which contested elections
will be tried before United States court Of
Jaw charged with tire duties of examination
and decision on TIE law and the facts. Mr..
Hill, as governor of New York, recommended
the judicial decision Of contested election
cases. His course in the presen. contest will
tend to convince the public Of the soundness
of his opinion that legislative bodies ought
not to be iDtrusted with such cases by showing
the enOrmities Of which the present system,
when pushed to its logical extreme. 10 capable.
He has furnished horrible warning" an
object lesson unconseiously teaching the wis
dom Of his gubernato-ial recommendation, by
which the republic may well profit o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

Shakspere and Cervanies died on the same
day, the I'D Of April, lGl6 This. therefore. is
the anniversary day Of the two greatest writers
OF their respective countries and eras. Nor is
this the only coincidence. At the opening Of
the 18th century their most famous works,
Hamlet and Don Quixote. were published
simultaneously. the former In full, the latter
only as to Its first part Like the Faust Of
Goethe, the first is greater than the second part
Of Don QuixOte. The Russian writer Tur-
geneiv has directed attention to the late mt
meanings Of the two types Of character en-
bodied in Don Qui1o,e and Hamlet-the one
Ill romance, positive conviction. energy mis-
directed. but full of moral tuition for man
hind. man so good as TO be laughed at, in his
largest sense representing a queer sort OF
progress; the other O negative quantity. the
modern spirit OF doubt, q thinker whose
thought avails nothing and yet is typical OF
mental advance. There is perhaps something
new in the contrast as a whole worthy OF con-
temptation ON the anniversary day OF the death
q these men Of genius.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
W W WRAPPERS. TEA GOWNS and WAISTS

W MRAPPERs. TEA GOWNS and WAISTS
WWMW are wants of single day. II is 90 much
w " mere satisfactory to run in here and pick
out Just what You vant-rcsdy wear-than bother
with getting the eoods-snd then fuss over having
them made That plan costs more-and you rarely hit
upon pattern that 10 perfect - ours In fact We
see you correctly fitted before we let the garment
leave the house.
You can't wear those winter weights around much
longer. That is what sets Us to talking the cooler
kind Fashion has formed new alliances with coors
and combinations this The cleyersst are here
You will wonder ~ the mild dema gu Atty 10 max.
Ing. We preserve rule Of lew of kind aud many
kinda"
To lead of-here 10 hint at the wRaPPERs-you
can follow up the lead on your own nook Though
they arc eheap-they well made-well shaped-weli
patterned You will have o difhculty in paying more
for abridged satisfaction elsewhere.
PRINT WRAPPERS with rufie around bot
Extra quality PRIST wEAPPER-cut Prin-
LARGE BIAS PLAID CAMBI.IC WRAPPER
BATIsIE whAPPgR-Black and White and
back and grille of rlbboE-S2 9S
BLACK aud HITE POLKA DOT SArINE
GhAPpkI-watteaa back, with front Of plsin
Linen LAWN wRAPPERs-plai,ed front
snd back Nah White or White and Black e,n-
sCOICH eiSaHAM WRAPPERS prn-
cess style. with border trinminss-SJo8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
TIA Cows.

CHALLIS TEA GOWN with Vatican back,
trimmed with white and God brsid-So.
FANCY SHIFTED FLANNEL GUWSS-
plated front and Ea:k-S5.
WOOL CHALLio TEA GOWNS-Prihcess
s2le-Lavender trunt. cuffs. collar anu siriie-
INDIA SILK TEA GOwNS-in Light Pink,
Blue and Black trimmed N it'll narrow rlbuuIi
and edged with laco-elU.
HEN H1EITA TEA GDWNS-in Light Blue
Cardinal and Diack-N attcau back, braided
Yoke. sirdlo and eoilsI-Sl2 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

Gray's friends did some very as.n.e blue
pencil work IN the indianapolis convention.
Turpie's friends, il is reported, thought that
Che resolutions Of compliment to him in
ciuded Recommendation for his reelection to
the Senate. and did not know for some time
after the abbreviated Enforcement Was passed
that the recommendation had been omitted.
AL Of which shows how little = convention may
know about what it is doing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

Another duel is talked Of in connection with
the Drayton-Borrowe affair; this time with
reference to Borrowe and the man Fox, who
managed his correspondence. There are en-
tirely TOO many chapters to this story. There
b superabundance OF descriptive narrative
and not enough climax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
|
preventative O'Ferrail's

Representative 0'Ferrail's allus,on to Hill as
. political whale" was probably not int aided
70 controvers the references to him a. a .'po-
htieal Jonah" 1t is easy to see. however,
how the metaphors can be made TO amalzs-
mate, II the whale really swallowed Jonah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

In spite of the fact that she was young.
pretty and fearful the jury in New York con-
vieted Annie Waldron of murder IN the second
degree. There Is much to indicate that juries
are becoming less sentime ntaI than formerly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
SprcrAL MArrrse SA1x

Special bargains selected from our recent mporta-
tten- csnpriatng l.5oo rolls Medium md Hish- Unds
4aftinRa
chinsss White Mattinss. e,yc psr yard. s3.e0 PEI
roll Of 20 yards.
soll q 20 yurda
Bsst Chinese Imperial Fancy Nattinss l7c per yasd
90 40 PEP roll Of 90 ysrda
Fine japanese Bineo Seamless Fancy Msttinss, loo
Per yard, $5.So par roll Of 40 ysrds.
Japanese panask Seamless Fancy Natttnss, 600 Per
yard. s10 20 Per roll Of 40 ysrda
Best japanese psmask Seamless Fancy Nsttinrs
SSe Yer gard. SAG SO FER ruIl Of 20 ysrds
Best japanese pamask Cotton Warp Fancy Seamless
Aaa'nss, We Per yarl 60 per roll Of 40 yards
IN yarda wide Best In,perial White Mating $50
per yard. s12S0 ner roll of 40 yards
Bear In nind this Special Sale for ONE WEEK
ONLY.
,d,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

There is ground for apprehension that some
Of the minor presidential Blooms will turn up
Nith Observation-Disclosures record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

No duel can nov Ds complete without . bu-
Soau Of publicity and promotion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
Russ,as Dnxss TR,nx,xe.

90 c. ysrd for the very beautiful effects In Beads
Tinsei snd silk Art colors in happy combination.
These Tnmn,inEs usually considered worth sl25,
el.3S and s14s yard.
Paaas Ro,al prices for al other kinds Of Trimming,
and Buttons roportionstely low Not only lower
prices. but variety to select from that unusually
sempista wo request you ask to be shown through
the sock and having learned Of the qualities and
prsces make visit 10 other stores This may occupy
mornings outing. hut viii have the satisfaction
Of iesrning whore the variety IL most complete. the
qualities best and the priees lowest
win you piesss bear this in mind! The credit stores
sometimes quote Plas Royal prices for certain lines
generally the lower priced goods that lily valued
Let attention be attracted mainly to the choice
goeds-ths novelty girdiea nns Jet ornamsnss. silk
feather bonds she best ribbon aud other frn.es &c
and you will had Paias Royal pricos from l5 10 70
PER cent bs,ow prevailing quotations.
FoR SrAEAMEns AAp Bows.
IAIDnoNA-Fo equal to our stock Of Moire Ribbons
scpions 10 out OF place We point 10 thr~s bargains
yps viii sRssscisss,
ASc. for 2.iseh-wids MORN .ua the new ch.vrou
kibbons IN ali the beautiful sprug cpiors les iustsad
OF 2se yssd eounts up when yoa require seward
yarda
Zoo. tse 2k.inch- wids Peau d so,e nsbsoos An
ne eolors % match OF properly contrast with your
cossn@e sempss WA esss conpssben With vAst zen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
7%s. tat sTH ST. Sc sp2s-at'

Gas Srovrs.
q. b. grrnar.' 7's' sss' si.ss' a.
GAS STOVES.
q nurnera q. ears. $3.50
Gas RAsexs.
.s9.4o. sls. GIT. s1o. ga.
Tea Ksttles 22c. 75c, s5c.
Wa1 Tapers, 2 boxes for 25c.
Best Stove poliSh, Sc
| Gas Flat froas. :,;sc. 70c, Soc.
Little Gem Heater. for lamp
chimney. loo. 70
Florence Oil Stoves. Toe. q, %.
sauce Pans, Zoe, aoe, SOC, 400
MAkION HAKLAND COFFEE
POTS, DOC and Sl.20.
Heatine Burners TO slip on gas
| jet, 30c AMI ..i,c.
Copper Kettles, very uniqus, T5o,
Bread faIs. DC and I IL.
Fiat Iron Heaters, 15c, 81.
Meriden Drip Coffee Pots, Csc.
Taps, sii,ies aud keyA SOC.
Rochester Lamp Chimneys. lie.
Student Lamp Chinusys, SC.
Gus Chiinneys. Uc.
CHIMNEYs FOR EVERY LAMp.
LAMPS FOR EVERY Use.
gest waron Lantern m de, 81 20.
Other lanterns SOC. Zoe.
LAMP wIcKs, O. SIZES.
Candles, /. for sc and 8 for Be.
BUYoUR PERFECT GAS RANGE.
Over 400 in use In this city. cheaper
than ceai. saves trouble. EXPENSE,
time and dust.
We bake next Monday; call and
see Gas Stoves in uee.
Every Gas Range ana Gas Stove
guarant, cd: our Ovens cannot be
excelleti.
Gas FIXTURES in full variety
Of desivns and pI ices. II will pay
you to see our unique designs in
HALL LANTERNS,
| CHANDELIERS.
GAS BRACKETS, be.
Don't forget to save your coal
bill and the summer heat. Now 10
the time ~ buy y
Gas S1ovE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
HAIr-W DOL CHArI1rs. l5c

sale What's the matter with them! Nothing radi-
cay wrong. Beautiful colors and raterna but short
forty dress lengths for ladies' many
moro for misses and double many for children. l5c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
RLAcKsroxE IEsrIypgx

RLAcKsToEE IESTIrQTE
u 0OLD CUR
0Do lJlh q d Z,
esiSw Ssiss ~ the Ioss.ssSsbiisS sSrissS ~
rsne3y = neE loenta4 " thk ciiy. 3hs 36Ss13i1[
sso .ts Nd n TIE sns TIE sss0vsins othsr lass
sn1ussd ps1ss!ly ena aGyessaL bst g soIh sasV
Is}ayensiw aed rytfzsss ~ sys(s0 ID IssvsS ~
-. - = Ssi 8 ss;i;;s 9 siIss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

,S genuine 81. Thomas Bsy Rum a5c, SOC and q
j. j.: :: :. { E.
VIVA. W. hay. 81 4 a. Ss ss Is4.s Chin. Sill,
Now 39c. PEN Yam.
24-incl Plain Colured China 81 h. 50c
2:i;ineh Figured Cream Washable Ponxee Silks,
worth 81,
80 .A Ar S9e. PEn Yam
no 30 entire new styles OF Fyartd India Sikh IN
Ar Csc. Pen YARD.
ss,nsAD l,!ass cS GSSp s.t SsRss1AIa
.o-,,, Ar A;,,: 39e: Pm Y,Anp,,
.4.sA IS a :s'e En- issss.9 a..
To 81 Pm Yann
al i 81 Imported s0rdura sutinss. reduced from
To Sl.25 Pm Yam
JOHNSON LUTrRELL.
sp23 7l3 Market SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

EilH''EEEHI|Is.I|
F Is EsIEEE..!IR a 4
4. CO. S s ! =.
SO7 p Ave NV.
WITH TIE RETURN or THE BEAUrr-
FUL SUNSHINE CAME HOST OF EAGER
JUVENILE BUYERS AND APPRECIArIvE
PARENTS: NOT So HowEvER. FOR THE
MERE GIFT We MAnk THEIR LITTLE
ONES. But FOR THE CHANCES WE GAVE
THEM TO SAVE MONEY ON so MANY
PURCHASES,
WHENEVER WE MANI A Low PRICE
ON ANY ARTICLES II Is NOT FoR ONE
DAY. BUT AS LONG A. THEY LAST.
HENCE EVERY DAY rs BARGAIN DAY
HERE
FOLLOWING is brief review of some Of the
MANY OFFICIALS
SEEN OK Oun Couxrras.
1850 oeAos ui~s1'eob oSe eeCos
Iia'eo no,e, ooe psH'
ask p1, - u. ~ It.
air. ST.. p,,,.y 49,. -. ...s
~ ~ 800 - H-
V's' ~ ine1e. ~. "Se sNn-
Men's Seamless INN. ,cloi u.n tI,.o az. nj.
Men,s Fs,, n,.l III, H.. ,,I. ,,,,r
" n 1850 - f
~
No,,. n.... Sl,.s. atA,
s.',: H S.D,. sH;s. sS..:s -. NC
Children. bingham P.1..oi.. SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
WINE Or CA11sAYA AND Inos
PnEssrs THr Burros
AND NATURE DOES TuE Resi-.

wine Of Calissys and Iron" does not
create an artificial appetite, but it Presses
the button" as 1t were, by pulify,pg the
blood and healthy nature does the rest-ths
rerult 10 an Increased, regular appetite.
swine Of CalisayS and Iron" is also effect.
i've in all cases where the nervous systeu
has been reduced below the normal stand
ard or whore the patient 10 suffering from
brain work or nervous insomnia brought on
~ too much confinement indoors aud too
little exercise In the open air. But often
the patient has neither time nor energy 70
devote 70 exercise In the oIen air. however
beneficial 1t may ba and no must use some
reputable touic to supply the deficiency.
The reputation Of amy article depends upon
Ii general use and character in the com.
munity. Wine Of Oalsaya and Iron" n
Endorsed by number Of the most eminent
phystcians Of this city and 10 highiy e..
tssmsd by all Who have used it. Try bottle
ss75c, or three bottles for 81. For sals a
Mrn1us MoDrns PHAnxAcx
AND OTHER DRUGaIsTs. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
ERnY.s,

ISrEu1oR HousEuo1p WAVES,
PARTICULARLY SUCH AS ARE ADVERTISED BY
DOLLAR. ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE. AND The
wIDE-AwAKE HoUEKEEPER IS THE FIRST 10
APPRECIATE THE NERVOUSNESS OF THE DE.
CKPIIoS.
sHE ACCORDINGLY TAKES SMALL PORTION
OF HER HARD-EARNEp SAVINGS, REsEavINa
THE BALANCE FOR FUTURE ExIGENcIEs. AND
PURCHASES FROM Us LIVERY POSSIBLE CON.
FORT. sHlEL DING HERSELF AND FAMILY
UNDER The WING OF
OUR
SYSTEM.
WHICH SERVES ALL WITH A UNIFORMITY OF
PRICE AND HONESTY OF REPRESENTATION
AND EQUITY OF DEALING PECULIARLY OUR
OWN. REPAYING US IN SMALL PARTIAL FAY.
MENTs By THE WEEK OR MONTH, AS HER CIR
CUAsTASCES MAY DETERMINE THE EASIEST.
DISPENSING BESEFAoTIoNs 10 RICH AND
PoOR ALIKE, ALL FEEL AT EASE WHEN SELECT
ING FROM OUR MERlToKIoUs LINEoF
FURNITURE. CARPETS, MATTIYas, BABY
CARRIAGES. GAS AND vAPoR STOVES,
kEFKIGEEAToRS. TOILET AND
DINNER SETS AND WORKS
OF ART
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II1asiI 4. f. I.
| III s & ! I.
g.. Z F
T I'LL 4 {:
MoxDAr,s IMPORTANT PnoesAx
THs PALA1s RoYAL

SgNOPsls-&l95 Dress Goods for 9oc yard. ....
Special lots Back silks..,.. Russian Dress Trim
ming only 06c yard...... Wonderful bar, Q ms IL
Laces... 80. Ribbons and Flowers bslow regular
pricos. ..... Shirt waists At reduced prices
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-28
A HORRIBLE DISASTER.
An Engine Bxplodes aud Kills
Five Men.

Five Men.
One of the gigantic "mogul" engines
used on the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad exploded at Newcastle this morn.
ing with dreadful effect.
The engineer, fireman and three her
members OF the crew were killed outright.
The engine was drawing train Of empty
coal cars and was opposite Dark Water
station of the Pennsylvania railroad when
it exploded. The enginsAnd many Of the
cars were blown to fragments and some
of the parts were blown over to and
against the embsukment of the latter road.
Zeigler and Hawley, two of the men
killed we're survivors of the engine explo-
sion that took place 1T ST. Clair some time
ago.
There were two other accidents on the
P. g. r. road to-day. A train parted in
the East Mahsnoy tunnel this morning
and traffic was delayed for nearly two
hours.
This afternoon traffic on the Shenandoah
Mahanoy Plane branch was delayed for
some time by a coal train leaving the rails
at Kohinoor Junction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-28
ONE CENT.
"Old Miner" Dreams.

EDITOR HERALD La Grippe is still
making gigantic strides in every ward of
the borough. However, ii is not like our
county seat peoplt-hoggish II treats all
alike. Many of my fellow-workmen are
wrestling mantully with it and l have
been in the battle with them, consequently
have bad some terrible dreams of late.
Phnntoms OF every conceivable shape pre-
sented themselves. l imagined the air fan
WAS broken and asked the mine boss for
permission to investigate and ascertain the
cause. Upon the request being granted
repaired to the air shaft and fearful
spectacle presented itself Some miscreant
had collected all the water irjunctions and
petitions, maps of the new water works,
together with the costs, and NAV Daven-
ports ithograPhs sn1 hurled them down
he shaft with the evident intention of i'm
plicsting the mines with the borough NV
second yison was different. II was election
day and the politicians were inflicted with
Influenza. The election was not conducted
on the Australian plan; on the contrary,
each office seeker was stationed 1T the
polls, armed with q FIVE gallon demijohn.
The voters were supplied with tickets and
one swig with promise of three more dips
if he should cast bis vote for every candi-
date in the field. In my last vision l saw
fifteen men, representatives of the Dor.
ough carrying Il huge casting upon their
shoulders with the following inscription,
made of gilt-edged wall paper "A VIII g
Elephant Crusher For Sale" VIII n l
awoke l WAS extremely thankful that one
honest man had expressrd himself to re-
porter that the borough had expended
So eco for that which was not bread. 1
agree with Contract Labor Inspectors
COnkling and Osborne when they say the
law protecting American labor is prsc-
ticslly useless. will speak of that again.
have no oil and my lamp will not burn.
Unfortunately cannot speak the Hun
garian lore. When / show them my
empty lamp they elevate one shoulder TWO
feet above the other and answer "Sepul.
sky, Sepulsky. No zeree, no zeree."
OLD MINER
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-28
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep, de-
pending u on healthy condition of all
the vital organs. If thu Liver be inactive,
you have Bilious Look, if your stomach
be disordered you have a d. speptic look
and if your Kidneys be affected you have
a pinched look. Secure good health and
you will have good looks. Electric Bitters
is the great Alternative and Tonic acts di-
rectly on these vital organs. Cures
Pimples, Blotches, Boil, and gives good
complexion, Sold at G. II. Hagenbuch's :
Drug Store, 50c. per bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-28
Shea Tonight.

The opera house held very large num-
Der of people last evening, the occasion
was the temperance of Actor Thomas E.
Shea after years absence. Mr.. Shea has
no cause to complain of his reception nor
can his friends, the public, complain of his
entertainment The play, Barred Out"
S very interesting drama, made doubly so
when characterized by so clever a company
as the Shea organization, most of which
played their parts excellently we'll last
evening. Shea himself always at home as
romantic hero, gave evidence of improve
ment as Eric Marmdduke. All his
speeches that had the heroic ring, were
appreciated and in turn loudly applauded.
The singing and dancing were exeep-
tionslly good features and encore after
encore was the order. Good business win
no doubt be the rule Omaha World
Herald Thos. E. Shea and company
begin a three-night engagement in Fergu-
son theatre this evening, opening il with
Escaped from Sing Sing"