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~ Ahsu 5, Bum.m kt,.ve,.na hold o,.r
as vs. shs 9rst ns%lhssion %sa as'f 70 Ss any
,SssSS once. and e ousts one 81 Coy Glove.
lpDSInstSsSa Ths nTT1rson
SubllS Works was received and promptly CON:
GOV. Hulsn nnno u resppointment Of one Of
The SENATE. after Che introduction Of several
cSHssd Viii HF sss TSssSsS na6sss
JIss CON- he Sishss + The INC Ns
srs sF.sSs s%n ksss y Saidse vii S ssys
aeE tho s sns Gssrss
!; n: y 6
esnator Aoeschs constituents. came. up from
McX fS5k to see him sworn In They pre-;
atsS the Senate adjourned Corporation Kttor-
& sb.H s . TspS as It. "a ssa T
sas aO Ill s 81 s sSns nsnde and
bsTcsta s " Ike sss Sf5s
eslIsd tho Assembiymen to order and they
down II I'll y ssss s0 IRtsy
9Aey wore sworn in DR., Robert II. Bush Of
Ns!nnng county was elected speakssEE I Sy q
NeEShe.tSr' county. ~Shsrles h Deireest
asss f SSiSksrns Lewis Ssf eSu fa,e
s &c j. IS sss The
isnfned until next tuesday to give the SPEAK
: scod deal 81 trouble over the cheirm anships.
eethsre arc few Democrats who have had the
RSssess cae as s9H'f Ba,s 81 IT,
ser county and Gnlen R. Hit Of Albany county.
%nm meeting 81 the ssnsts Gompnlt n on L's Sr
+ f ssS fst sS Gstls ssn
sssy q she ey M ss
ss ssss s sis ssr sn int E9sEssa
1y Senator Puukitt-To close up the Warrington
gsn.to, neutrality-suspicious. for one fare over the
D. senator MISUNDERSTANDING tho Governor to
s:s::s: I; "%p p slooooOOO
Ne sd a.EGsSSSa IL The Tho Mssas Pin
SS Ypdss hs
NE Stsi6 q New'York introduced a bill to
RsS 70 Ss aN
~ sxsestons and that tho nsw %
stSeF news Gov foxer taxes tie 81 same aG pos
eion In his message senator Parker asked the
S0uht0 !" 90 INTO tne electrical HRVer proWpt-
oDt law.
Othcr Assembly bills were:
by 6serse L wecd-ro provide for bridges over tho
Eoet River for passenger and 0thec traffic. Il appoints
Audrsy u. Green. Frank 4 Hahn. Evan Thomas Chns.
Il VAIL George Young, William Forster. Henry N.
bon, and RobArd Hazard nssionera to act with
Sns1smmi,sionsr to be sGgoin!ed bS the Mayor Of
ehau havs power to locate more bridges
East River Bach corporation created by this act shall
pAy 70 each city az per cent Of its net receiptR
III ns. wsei.srSfo provide for constraetion Of
81 900 from New York city.
6y Mr. WORCESTERSHIRE the expenditure in New
Yost cry OF %. 900 900 for new pnvernents
~ ". webstsr-Aliownf Now York city to expend
oo0N 900 for water pumping apparatus
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the force eaf u neoe
81 tie 'ns
and voters. The Importance OF these decisions
IL s s ss'R sss s 1s
~ Rs 3 Rssssas sssFrpR at
erscsnton sRe seid admit s Of The law
shoHfd be quick to act.
ka honest ballot 4 the ssteguard Of our In;
patriotic than that which socks to establish it.
es tie W nHf 10
wark the present law as to make intimidation
and bribery impossible. will receive my hearty
REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS
In 1900 tho ballot reform act was fifty sup
pemop1tsa BY statute n f"GenT
Of the State. tho statute being in this respect
merely an extension q the law whicl, had for
Tho efficacy of this statute as a means Of dis.
couraging fraudulent voting has been amply
dem aon;t recommend its s,li further
thai personal registration each year shall he
regriireSd OF eySry %teT II to
prevent false registration in villages and coun-
CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
Tho Legislature OF 1891. upon tho reeom-
amendment to the Constitution. proyidn.:
for the judicial determination OF contested
elections OF msmbers q the Legisla;
provisions, 1t viii be necessary for Ibis
OF the, present Legislature also before II can hs
submitted to the people. and recommend it,
adoption by your honorable body. Since til"
last annual election. BY tn. mutual agreement
OF both parties TO the CONTESTS ttt hlghest
court practically exercised That Jurisdiction in
several cases and with eNeelle,f raeult.
jurisdiction over the determination ~ such
cnses properly belongs TO the courts. aud AN
satisfied Tint the proposed transfer of II VIII
give general satisfaction when effected.
CONCLUSION.
In conclusion permit me To expires s The hope.
which am sure will DO Your own cndcayor.
TINT tho necessary Legislative work Of your
session may DO accomplished eXp"ditiously
and Wisely. We should not, forget that It'll,
lesislnti ion i more desired by the great ma
Jofity Of citizens than much legislation hat
short Legislative Sessions arc more popular
than long sessions and that public Legislation
Is worthier object Of study than private lcgi~-
lntjon.. The people expect tho same business
like fidelity to public interests from their law
makers. aS from those. who administer tho
laws. a clean. industrious. honest, aud cro-
n9mical Legislature. dischnrging it's duty in
confidence and renderNllI9ablo nubllc service.
ROSWELL I. FLOWER.
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An ACTRESS BURNED 10 DEATH.
co.. q.
The Tragic Fats OF Miss Marie bird Of
the "A StruIxL Mt TIp" COMpany. 80

CINCINNATI. Jan. 5.-Miss Mary Bird, an
actress playing at tho Grand Opera House.
WAS fatally burned last night She is board
ing at Heyter's Hotel and was about to retire
when her clothes caught fire by the explosion
81 u bottle Of face lotion which she hold In her
hand nncorked. Tho frightened Girl ran
nsir In tho hotel. but her cries brought a
number OF persons to her assistance WHO ex-
chi assistance. Her face. neck. AMI arms
wero .frighttully burned and she died thu
morning. Miss Bird was a native OF New
cal business.
Marie Bird OF a "A Straight Tip" company
was for many years II member Of Harrigan'
company. She PLAYED soubrette roles when
HarIignn and Hart We're mt >tlIe Thrutr.
Comique. She also, played in Mart Hnney
road company md in j" Money Mad" She
Garden. She was 33 years old.
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"it got Into extre be cold It would start me
sncezing. I doctored with half dpzen doctott, but
tney only gave mo temporary relief took all ss,u ns
s1cAliUd cetsrrh didn't do mo any good. Pands
Extract and Ely's Cream Balm did me good ana nr:
went to doctors Mccoy and widman went GO MsG
mr. right nostril To Its proper condition and now Lesu
breathe through 1t ali aud don't sucefs any
tears and my head wcnId sGhs think the S NJ
don't know how to estimate T. would have
anything to have had this relief II had known oosi
have been done nrteen years ago." -u'Sr
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prisons " ..soo1 G45 %
THE REVISION OF THE STATUTES.


appointed un'ier cha pier 80 Of the Laws 'e Of
1889 to report to the Legislature a revision Of
! in p,,rss.aneoiaisueh authority the Commits,
sif1'ners rsportsa to the LeTsat. ! OF lss, 10y
6ins ,rsis We're sws Ea av sl'sstt amend
ssoeR M the taifeaa a law, tie
ana esss aa %; .%s With a eSc
law siiss is NTH Ill March
is%ii$s xltE az shsnses Il PER q ;sSstanes
second. that any amendments thereby found
Sht tine saas sfs sX shS
ously with the original laws.
sdn o hf pa sstT zee ths
nmen9ment 81 the laws Of 1850. Granted hear sur"
ings to all parties desiring to propose such
y e ss aa S @
including the independent Legislation ts Of ls9O
upon the same ct 9Pss ana sssn other
were first introduced in the Assembly of 1891,
and having passed that house. with snbstan-
proper Senate committee, and were progress
IN wthoSt @ppotht uf IN
p ns Ssa th ai enactment III '"' '0aS
The Commissioners ID their first report to
the LsgisIature n is reeo OF nj t% sysi
io,Es ~ fhn stnte ontsiIn thn t.ndoa ~ NV;
nnI Er;miU U prnood,,ro ond thc Sanoi SnSa
That i,evisIature cxnressad ia annrnvoi ~
anmh ~" 4 10 nSa NJ rRiS ~ thn awpp W. If iaon
making suitable G tGT tho ssntin
nccnrto nc sn wifi ther nronosed Man an rn
curing them to report the comglet9pn Of their
Srnsder nuthoriivfhe "Reminiscences renort,
al q Si,nher az biiis mon new tonics 10 tho
I'erisntnre az 1851 ain1np the more imnnr
tant ~ Witch wsra' Hsyisions OF the bnnkinr
amI I" Nc s,,ra nca IL wich Ware com n;ina Mii
the nssistnnce and snnroVal OF thn sunrrin.
hiIss ~ tt Mint nmnndmmnts Nv
and S We assf fnvor
mhlw raroffsStSr sl,,,, 1uAoer Snnnte commit.
tees, but these bills also We're blocked BY tho
srnate denuiock. A.. ..,,;..
not ~ IHN' K is nxpecteu that the C1mm is
sioners 81 Ststtdlofy fnSislom will renort tho
iatIre. inc,tidihg' aaain the 'ainendmcnts 10
ported by them to Tie, Isegisn,nro 1871. as
we'll as s,ich other bills ns arc nrccs sury To
effect q complete revision oil all tho general
os ms Sue. revision was rocor
nized by the ncopje II, long ago Ms in the Cor.
stitutiun 81 1876 and has been freuuentIy
reafiirmed since ~ tho appointment Of
various comniissionS therefor which hnye
exnireI without tho flifilment of THAR
purpose. Willis ali will readily con.
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that United States census Is published by
ward. not by Assembly districts, in New
York city.

Nina ~ Tho praaank distrjota do mot Gonna
NOT come Within @.U0d. Eighteen are e" more
Of the twenty.fve districts here given are
within 5000 Of the ratio. ~
Ta9 as S he
msintenance OF New York 9 influence in Con.
Sssss Ssssass largely SPon ESx closely Ter Ssr
pfI pEeoyer II the State is not redistrctod by
s1 asa
tss Is
medisss ae.son :; So LsEisiaturs: ior t IT,
e eauniity 81 the nsessati districts, and Il no
resppoftionn ent Is made this year ths present
% teiors &
.''ns % a!H I'll ~ $500. $50. s,.ss 'e''
The State SNeb a MI hasa ieduced during the
Sfss ss ss Il hSSas and sidsSSsS
So sss g9ss o lsa IN A' funded debt was
General fund. Indian ahnuitits......". sl2asat q
Siasars Reservation .SeSoS 8
Aggregate sinking fund i.SIaos0'Ss
Total deb, anproyided to, not s yet que Us
Haue w I'D Aoho"S' ..., =,
Sis.s!T ;SSS y
General fund iAa'ah ahnui"es. 11<o's
Part Of the canal debt matures on Oct:
balance OF s4ol ,02O.Y now unproyided for
will not have to bo paid by tax, the Comptrol-
Ter estlmates ~ tners ID eApectea 70 p9 ~ SUIT
has nrdcf Gai vel, fnnndnd tbn Stntn has
ievisd lis last tax Tor The payment Of the canal
Sehf ~" '"'' '"> AVA '''o '"''AoAs - >''e S'''
Tn. NIAGARA ParL dohf uatures Mt thu ratio
OF $l0O.OOO each year. but lite bonds are held
tie surplus now in the treasury il THO LegIs-
iature, &c direct: They dmw interest at the
srnsss 4 thS SS9ar1 rn9a deb. iS5
indebtedness and docs hot actually exist the
interest on about that sum being annually ap-
proprlated by tho Legislature as annuities to
With this explanatloH.; therefore; tho State
dept appears to DO practically wiped out
This Is u particularly gratifying showing
and very credltuble t@ the engagement OF tho
sa,pf Without fSI Sssn
honesty. md the prudent handling of public
funds. Ten years ago the State debt was up
sovnaEs OF REVENUE
The larger gast Fl The states revenue stl l!
comes ,S ves thsnteof lax Tor tie cur
rent ilssai year % tAS lowest sinsS iSoo oelnE
ono ma three-oighths MUS, 81 when one niil
u ior sch9os Hna U1 a 'i ,,r dSr
c cnta assassed vaiuation This tux will Weld
s5,fTIy8StN.4o. l., lg..h,. r,., 70, a.. on
1nete - no ulrect thN WIS year iSa VIE gen'
eras rNpghses ~ Stnn e1n,setna irnIn tba
E nm9ro ,1r s sS ~ seyenMe '''
unese Iui, 81 W. :. n nY M '"o '"''""'hs
sums ourIns sho 'ast Usual se"r' .,,-o- r.,
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studied and Tie facts rostIna thsretc Truth
S h U sSp paSS aass
In response to this sentiment the ,newspa-
pers At the time Of tho various executions con
tails 81 the eSecutiSns. sf II tho descriptions
sseS they wess tRs rntc was
grossly Imposed upon. In any case this nr9.
vision OF The, law e not sustsnsd by public
sympathX with that morbid taste which yearns
misfortune and would make heroes ont Of
criminals. but tenoFhizo Legitimacy public
y the p o Of .h nsM
psoo 81 sS s, sGfss
6Rsr sSfsISn sS Sssn suggested to
as e4 tts or ting ssS Of
thonshs are easily fsS attained
fishing and mSntaiRihs The ' necessary cess appa
soad Be
the recomm on dation Of tho Superintendent Of
Prisons. that the statnte be amended so az TO
ann
Whit s.snss ssaG sS |. tss
tic sf b ~ WIZ
81 HE woa
10 more practicable and more economical.
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Tho Legislature has yet made no provision
the Worlds Fair ia ,Gbic,go next Year This
should be one Of the first acts of your honora-
s sS s ah sa %s ,sns snS s sXnb IT,
ton OF the States interests. and IL Now York
Is to be represented conimensurate!y with its
speedy IeEislativs action Is necessary mis-
duty tho state owes t9 Its commercial and In
a be
not beerudge nm appropriation OF public
State to he properly represented. but they will
dlsapprove any extrayARant expenditure. and
w thaS
petent direction. y 81.
THE STATE PRISONS
The S ss5 yss9 it'll IN r the ststs
az So 9H h rrsons
VETS In one cell, T6o need Of more prison
& I'm e 'Ss nsr I'M s Ss
and the number OF men employed 2l5s.
last seat year saw Of S s26
ti45 Is, an increase over the preceding year OF
$42.U295a. This increase is explained by the
losses by fire at Auburn and Clinton prisons.
amounting to S37.CE}1t0. tho increased cost OF
maintenance. $50. iO7.33. and the falling of OF
SSO.0l2.18 in the statement OF manufacturing
in the appraised vnlue Of the assets of tho in
(lustries made when change Of Wardens took
place in April last. The total earnings were
slp.4Gl.52 greater than those OF the previous
year.
The earnings and expenditures for caro- and
maintenance were divided as follows among
the three prisons:
SING SING.
Expenditures for and maintenance $3.50. 229 81
celaneOus earnings. Ss.Jh ON
'A"' ---~ 7oeo3 %
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M. BRIGGS had A QUEER EXPERIENCE.
HE UoULD sNEEzE UNTIL HIS EYEs
FILLED WITH TEARS.
Bo,r q Do-en DOCTORS and Al kinds OF PctteN
Rlc,icines Eaiied to Stop TIA Sneesy's'
mich Came From Cafarrh. kfnaut Dee-
,ors Nrfov aud u ird,nan Cured Him. d,

Mr.. william n. BrisRS, an
experimental engineer, whp
lives Mt 81 Broadway.
Brooklyn. has Ind n very
queer experience which re-
snited from Catnrrh. Ac.
cording to the story no told
n reporter the other even.
ing. he suffered from ca.
iarrh on and on for afteen
years. In time the right
nostrii OF his nosc grew to.
gether 40 that he could
hardly breathe through 1t.
This produced a tickling
sensation. as " the straw or
u whisk broom was being
poked up the nostril. ana
this sensation caused Mr..
Briges TO sneeze Violently
TOR half All honr At . time.
This state OF AFFAIRS caused
Mr.. BriErs a great deal Of
trouble. and he tried every.
thing to yet rid of II,
Anon q otler btnyl he said
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Norses, Carriages, &r.
Van TASSELL 4 KEARNEY.
100 and 1872 East 18Th ST.,
ss'''E Wear Sd .2c.
BRol,GMAMs.

EfESAsT HssSRfaEST OF i LEADING sTT TLEs q q
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. : Ia
aS SsS1, With y S SsssSs IN
s.%s.sa s: sa ,sss a
81 ( sPpSintsS Sy tGs $s;s n,S that
Psassa E
"es vo nsesS hrss
81 Pa wiqda sssS aTes b
sshs n' ssnSos 81 dis
TO be- suffieient for is immediate correction ton
e sS
ssss a. 4. sSSs ss i
%laeess Ssnoss q sSs sssnSIs SSm%tsss
meretion Bill having boon enacted il. 1855. the
Legislature is. therefore, absolved from fur
tsS sns Ys h sapps this
s 4
sstatiSn and TY Therefore void that e @
1 @sn Was the net t enacted SH'; m
ssdFs th ne. sRrssssSa yes tass
suggested that II the Legislature we're, still
disposed to maintain this strained construc.
tlon OF the constitutional obligation. II must
1875 &C ss Ss ssson II
own members without authority OF law
30 untenable IL such y position Tint one Is
forced to- the conclusion that the refusal to
provide for rishtful Representation has been
to retain partisan advantage. The polite
complexion Of the present Legislature. how
ever. removes the possibility Of such n motive
as an obstacle. and. hone. insures the prompt
q renpportionment Of Senate and Assembly
districts.
CONGRESSIONAL REAPpoRrIoNMENT.
!, Equally incumbent upon the Leglslatureis
the duty to reapportion tho Congressional dis
tricts OF tho State. Congress having appor
toned representatives among th9 states IN
levolvos upon the Legislature. OF each State
TO so arrange the districts within its borders
THAT each shalt contain as nearly as Craetica.
BILE an eaun! number OF inhabitants" There
at1 as assd sats o New YORK.
in tho population since 1850. our State has only
the same Representation in Congress and in
the ELECTORAL College that she was given ten
not discuss here. but permit me u suggest
now on the part Of the Legislature to equalizo
the population In the thirty-four districts. As
poSyasa shs in
another aS5;. o,yV-a difference Of 100 600. With
tota! population OF 5sn7 1853 In the State.
each district ought to contain about 176.OOO
inhabitants. The following table shows how
wide they are OF that figure:
Diarid. Population.
First 2slUO
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BROUCHAMS ON \ SPKINUS HV BREWSTER 4 "a
EIOUGHAMS. WITH EXTENSION. OR oCrSGos
rkONTH-ScROLL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SINGLE
HORSE BRoUGHAMS FOR PHYSICIANS USE
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! Congratulate

Myself that used Hoods Sarssparilla. Six
months ago Ihad almost a chronic case OF dys.
pepsia. was also broken down by over.
work. so that could not sleep ni8hts. My
stomach is now perfect. my nerves ID excellent
shape. and gained 10 pounds in Stx months.
For all this my gratitude is due
Hoods Sarsap9rlA&
the best medicine in the land" u Fl. RQsE. Of
Rose 4 Eddy. Hardware Dealers. Nochester
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This table includes some commissions
whose expenses arc not paid by tho state. and
place former offices or Donrds but It indicates
with sufficient emphasis the steady widening
OF govornmcntal jurisdiction and the steady in-
q Ia ahnSYn hx Tho follnAyin0 uhla. " -
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90 prize medals have been awarded to the
manufacturers Of the only genuine imported
Anchor Pain EEpeller, the great German
remedy for all Rheumatic diseases Gout,
Neuralgia, Sprains, &C. 25 and so cents a
bottle, at c. II Hagenbuch, P. P. D. Kirlin,
J. NJ lillian, and other druggists 3t
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spectacles to suit all eyes, at Portz's book
and stationery store, No. p North Main
street 4-27-tl
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Greeting
To all Our
Many Patrons.

A VERY few fine Music Boxes that
n will play fifty tunes or more. Call
and see them. Tool Chests, Bureaus,
and Wardrobes for children. A large
variety of fine Christmas Dishes and
Bisque goods at prices never before
seen. Ladies' fine writing paper. Fine
Christmas and New Year Cards in
satin and plush-the latest novelties.
Also Books suitable for the Holiday
trade. Air Guns for the boys-best in
the market at lowest prices. Fancy
Safes and thousands Of other articles.
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Centre and White SITS.
PERSONAL.

Michael Coakley is spending a few days in
fremont.
Michael Mellet, of town, spent Sunday in
Pottsville
s. A. Beddall left for Norfolk Virginia,
this morning.
William sattery, of tSwn, spent yesterday
in Mahanoy City.
Miss Name McBrearty, of Ashland, re-
.urned home Saturday.
Miss Cora Christian, of Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Hannah Reese spent Saturday and
part of yesterday in town.
p. J. Ferguson left on the early Lehigh
Valley train this morning.
Roland Morgan, of Shamokin, spent to.
day in town with relatives.
Miss Blanch Rich, of Ashland, is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. J. F. Finney.
David Owens went to Hazleton yesterday
to spend few days with relatives.
The genial "Tom" Vernon, of the Media
AynsriSa1, was in town yesterday. "Tom
has hosts of friends here.
Hugh Evans, of Ashley Luzerne county,
who spent the last week with friends in town,
returned home yesterday.
By an oversight we failed to mention that
Lawrence Mangam was elected Post Surgeon
of Watkins Waters Post G. A. R., last week.
Prof John Jones, violinist and leader of
the Mahanoy City opera house orchestra,
paid visit to town on Saturday and attested
his faith in the HERALD as an advertising
medium by placin an "ad" in it.
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TIE THEATRE.
plays Booked for Production at Fergu
sons Theatre,

plays Booked for Production at Fergu-
sons Theatre,
"The Waits of New York, very realistic
melodrama which for the past two seasons
has been one Of the successes of the road,
will be seen at Ferguson's theatre on Wednes-
day, December 7th. The play abounds with
startling situations and exciting climaxes,
among which is the introduction Of a steam
fire engine and pair of spirited horses.
MODEL MINSTRELs.
The Model Minstrels at the opera house ON
Wednesday gave an excellent entertainment,
1t was without doubt one of the best minstrel
shows ever given at the opera house. The
dancing was good and the music fine. For
genuine fun and rich rumor this company
ennot be excelled.-The AhOojiaH Altoona
Pa The Model Minstres will appear at
Ferguson's theatre on Thursday evening
December Sth.
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A Merry Xmas
And q Happy New Year!

THE largest lot of Toys, Fancy Plush
Goods, Dressing Cases, Manicure
Sets, Work Boxes, Necessaries, Smok-
ers' Sets, Whisk Holders and thous-
ands of articles too numerous to men,
tion in plush and silverware lines,
Over 500 finely dressed Dolls 25 per
cent. less than any house in this or any
other county. Iron Toys, Steam En-
gines, Hook and Ladder Trucks, EIec.
trio Motors, strong enough to run any
toy; large House Cars, Doll Carriages,
Rocking b BOrses, Blackboards, Sleighs,
Building Blocks and all latest games
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The pleasant flavor, gentle action and sooth-
ing effect of Syrup of Figs, when in need of
a laxative, and if the father or mother be
costive or bilious, the most gratifying results
follow its use so that it is the best family
remedy known and every family should
haND a hnttln-
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Benefit to All.

Are you prepared for the
stormy weather? 1t brings slop
and mud !; and this is time of
year that you want good and
substantial Shoes to stand the
wear and tear. We have just
such shoes for both old and
young, at prices to suit all.
1t will pay you to call and
examine our stock and be con-
vinced of what we say.
PEOPLE 'SSTORE
121 North Man Street.
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Is what druggists say, because they are tired
Of tine ma n bitter cough remedie-. Pan-ilna
"A tie most pleasant tasting medlclne
quickly cures coughs, Colds, Throat ana
lung disord rs, p rents. Pan-Ilna IL sofa al
~ 4. ID. Kirlinls drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-12-05

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child, She cried for Castoria.
when she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-12-05
Electric halfway BuIletin.

leave the corner Of Cherry and Main streets
at $3.50 a. m daily and every 20 minutes
thereafter until midnight, at which hour the
last car will leave for Girardville. On Mon.
day, November 7th, 1892, the fare for any
length of ride between Shenandoah and
Girardville will be reduced to five (5) cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-12-05
.Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life


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