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Schedule IN effect November 20 lso,
All trains ana leave az Pennsylys nis pssss,-
ger Station. Washington. ID. G.
q 70 a. m. DAILY. connects at Lynchburg for ali
stations on Norfolk and Western raro.d and FOR ii
princlpal roints south on all Divisions of Richmond
sna uwanville system, Pullman sleep-r New lors
ana Mssnington 20 atlanta, connecting thence with
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- p.m.-Deily for Wsrrenton and Charlottesville
and train for Front Royal and StrasburE dAiv
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MEsTtENNEsTIBrLE LIMITED. composed
trely OF Pullman Sleeper Dining Parior and srnokfns
Cars and runs 10 Atlanta cline 1s boursl with Pull
man Sleeper through New York aud wsships.on %
New Orleans Wis MONTGOMERY and New York snA
WASHINGTON 10 Aiken and Augusta via ColumbiA
and Washington to Memphis via Birmingham. Dinine
car New York 20 MONTGOMERY.
IL 90 n m--Deily for all principal ponts south %
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TRAINS on WARRINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Warrington a. q. 10 m. Is p m aud q IS
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200 IN, and 9 So m. daily, Train leaving wssh-
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furnished st once. 100 Pennsylvanis ave. snd =
PASSOVER Station. pennsylvania Railroad washfns~
l. s. BROWN. General Arsnt pss~~nr~r Dot
W. A. TURK, General pns<-nrer Aren't
W. H. GREEN. General Manager. nia
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Marechal Oiiveria, the executive worlds fair
commissioner from Brazil, is lying in a
critical condition at the Hotel Metropole,
Chicago.
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ExpoKsrD By TIE PRoFEssros.
SANCTIONED BY The CLERGY,
PRAISED By THE LAITY
AND CONQUERED IN BIZ THE PRESS
ARE THE METHODS OF TREATMENT PUR-
SUD ~ TIE MACKENZIE MEDICAL
INSTITUTE

since the methods Of treatment pursued by DR.. New
u have teeu r. v- Thousands 0f people in all parts
Ofthevorid ave had oice their permanent
rest ration 10 health after having been pronounced in
durable. and The medical profession. the clergy and
the laty in gratitude O. the dScOverer of this treat
-nsat. an proof % the above We herewith
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IL D., Dartmouth College.
first prescribed what is now
known the world over as
Paine's Celery Compound. a
positive cure for dyspepsia,
biliousness, liver complaint,
neuralgia, rheumatism and
kidney troubles For the
latter Psine's Celery Com
pound has succeeded again
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THE GREAT

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eIfssss % s; r,tiR.tiOn from hotels and Ts-SPc
General Msnsecr p.7l General f.. "a ss-n,
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Most Remarkable REM
edy in the World.
One True Medicine for Lost
Nervous SrelQth.
Cures Effected by Paine's Celery
Compound.
What Scientific Research 40
compished.
Proved by Success Where All Else
Has Failed.
Cures Effected by Paine's Celery
Compound.

from debilitated nervous system. and that is the
Paane's Celery Compound so generally prescribed
By physicians. II is probably the most remarkable
remedy that the scientific research Of this country
has produced Prof Edward L. Phelps, NJ. D.,
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON sTEAMBoATco.
POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON" and NORFOLK
Monroe. Newport News. Norfolk. Virginia Beach.
Portsmouth and the south Through sleeping
service via Norfolk and Carolina railroad and Atlantic
ton. Savannah. Jacksonville and St. Augustine
JNo. CALLAHAN.
arr Gen supt
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

FAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND WASHINGTON,
Arransements have been made by the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company with the stesinship
lines operating out of the above named
freight deliveries At Washington from New York aud
Phiadelphia in t40 forty hour and Boston 4s forty
eight hours. JOHN CALLAHkN
dlS3m General SUPERINTENDENT
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IS J + f f. f f

Prize medal Paris Exposition. 200 first premiums;
Endorsed by over 100 music schools and colleges for
durability. Old Pianos taken ia EXCHANGE. The only
uprght thai can take the place Of a Grand.
1a24-u PFE1FFER a CONLIFF, AZ 18th ct m w.
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WLp ~ THE HAD CURED IN ONE MONT
u " Sssc1rA
"a .si. % druggists xsasrAiiy. 2ss.a.s
s13<z.s 6sS Es. n.w.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04
USE DANA's SARSApARILLA, ITa
"THE KIND THAT CUREF."
q SHENANDOAH HERO.


Fireman Latham Distinguishes uims elf
at Seattle Fire.
A copy Of the Seattle Post IiteiEgcuccr,
just received at the HERALD office, gives
vivid description Of heroic conduct at a fire
in that city by Joseph Latham, former rosi-
dent of this town, and who is captain of
truck No, 1 OF the Seattle fire department
The P,si-Mfeifgeacer thus describes the
heroic act Chief Hunt had not gotten
from his buggy when some one i'm the crowd
yelled: There is a woman i'm the building
The chief aud Latham rushed into the
building and made thoir way to the upper
story amids, binding smoke The groaus of
a human being came to their ears from a
room down the hall, and separating one went
down either side The groaus led Latham to
a room where he found the body Of man
stretched at full length on the floor at the
side of the bed. His trousers were partly ON,
| but his feet were bare, telling the story OF
how he had jumped from bed, grabbed his
clothes and been overcome by smoke before
| being able to make his escape. Latham
picked up the body and made for the head o
( the stairs, but so dense had the smoke
become that it is doubtful if he would have
gotten out save for the assistance Of Other
fremen. The body of the unconscious man
was taken into an adjoining house, where
restoratives were administered Afte
considerable time the effects Of the smok,
wore off and ne recovered consciousness
While resident of this town Mr. Latham
was an active member Of the Columbia Hos
Company and is now an honorary member o
it, During recent visit to this town, ne auo
James Lynch, also former shenandoahit,
and now in the service of the Seattle fir
department were rendered public testimo
NAL in Robbins opera house by the Columbus
who will read of Mr.. Lathams gallant dee
with much pride.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04

,"'n'u D''uaH spent Io.day at Iamaqua-
'LD'l a. b Lamp VISITED foJJ5yille
'lIs Is morning
N''l" '','oeli"Ner' OIL North Bowers street,
is ot O''o SICK lla''
'''a' N''o iluDotru Went TO Ha1ieaon this
morning y, 10 ''S'v friends
O'p'. ,''oIse 'onhsoh, oil NJ. OIair spent
SUNDAY III town with friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04

"True Irish Hearts is a drama which
appeals very strongly to the Irish heart. 1t
is full of fun, songs and dances, A large
number of humorous incidents are happily
iutersporscd among the serious ones and give
viyacity and srrightliness to the action. The
play is an Irish comedy drama with an
unusually well laid plot, and the scenic dis
play is p feature that has received careful
attention. An excellent company combined
with a strong plot cannot fail to please the
most fastidious. We predict standing room
only" during their engagement. At Forgu-
sons theatre this evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04

and Oak streets, yesterday morning, when
there was large attendance. Tho attend.
ance i'm the evening was also large
Rev, Maxwell Morrison, the new pastor Of
the Presbyterian church, corner White and
Oak streets, preached two very interesting
sermons yesterday. Rev. Morrison has an
excellent delivery and his arguments are
backed with a force that is thoroughly con-
viucing. He has already become very
popular with the congregation and his COM
necton with the church promises to be avery
SUCCESS full ono.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04
USE DANA'S sARsAPARILLA, IT'S
"THE KIND THAT CURES"


EDITOR HEEALD-If a man is sincere
and truly wants to give up the drink habit, I
would suggest cure without money and
without price" First he cannot depend
on his own will, buy must depend on the
help he shall obtain from a highersou and
to get this help wish he would kindly read
Isaiah So, 7: Acts 49, 81, and with the help of
him who saves seek earnestly higher and
better things. Also read Proverbs %, 20;
Proverbs H. II; Proverbs 4, Is, The Kelley
cure costs 500, and it is not sure always,
The cost of the sure cure is found in Rev. %,
II. Young man, try it fairly and you shall
have "a happy home here aud be sure Of a
home hereafter Y.
Shenandoah Dec 2, 1898.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04

One of the players i'm the Shenandoah foot
ball team in the game played at Ashland on
Thursday was a young man named McGraw,
Of Delauo, His scalp was laid open in
several places by kicks from an opposing
player and he is now confined to his home,
The visitors received $50 from the Ashland
team for the game but were not heavy
enough for the latter and it may cost Nc,
Graw more than the guarantee before he is IS
well as he was before the game.
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WINE services were III p.OS'g7a' ......
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04

HWY TOsT"f" IITHUVW VTI0N'
Sol. Foster, Esq, Attorney and Counsollor'
at Law, of PottsyilIe, has taken rooms at
.McElhenny's cafe building aud win open
branch law office. Mr.. Foster expects to be
in shenandoah every Wednesday and satur-
day evenings, when he can be consulted at
the place mentioned, ll'22,2w
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04

All the collieries of the Philadelphia &
Reading Coal * Iron Company are idle to
day and will continue so tomorrow, but will
resume operations Wednesday morning. The
order for the suspension was issued Saturday
afternoon and it affects all the collieries
owned by the company in this region. The
restrictions in the sales of coal is given as
the cause,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04
ONE CENT.
CLEvHLAND's MESSAGE.
The President is silent ON tue Hawaiian
Question.

Question.
Special TO HERALD.
WAsmNGroN, Dec president Cleve.
land sent his message to Congress this after.
noon and it was briefly reviewed.
The message says nothing about Hawaii,
except that early news is expected and when
it arrives will be reported to Congress by
special message.
Thes message also states that the President
approves the new tariff bill. Ara.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04

USE WELLS LAUNDRY BLUE, the bei
B uiug for laundry use. Each package makes
Two quarts, 15cts, Sold by COakley Broa
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04

For sixty days Easgey, the photographer
will give "a lOxl2 platinum picture with every
dozen of his 50 cabinets,
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Bear In Mind

John A. Reilly's is the place to get the
purest wines and liquors, best beer and ales
and finest brands Of cigars. IOI6-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04

All kinds of Ruling and Bookbinding done
at the HERALD office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04
THIN SUNDAY SERVICES
What the Reporters Heard at
the Church.
ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM
The Young People Of the Methodist Church
Celebrated the Rebuilding OF the Edifice
with Melodious Songs of Praise and
Thanksgiving Other Services,
OLD and disagreeablea as

Old and disagreeableas
the weather was yes
terday % largo number
of people nucked to
the Methodist Episcopal
church, on East Oak
street, yesterday morn
ing to attend the
special services held i'm
commemoration of the
rebuilding of the
, 1893-08-09
COLON NEWS.
From the Telegram.

Since our last fortnightIy mail edition we
have had frequent and heavy rain. This
weather, although quite in order at this season
Of the year, gives impetus to the luxurlant
underground of these countries.
Canal, Late French financial papers al
Iude to several rumours which were being
circulated on the Paris Bourse relative to
certain negotiations which appear to have
been gong on between those in whose hands
Canal interest lies and one of the principal
financial firms in Paris, the object being the
Organization of a society which would resume
the Canal works. 1t may be added, however,
that the rImours are given but relative Gre
dcnce in France. Locally, it has been bruit-
ed about that the Liqui6ator, has at last, de-
decided to make a move by the end OF TINS
year in the way Of ~resuming the work to a IL
mited extent and this with a sum OF 5O,OO0,OOo
francs now in his hands. AS the work pro-
ceeds, efforts will be made to secure the CO.
operation of capitalists and get the necessary
funds to carry on The great work. mis- We
also give cum grano sGtss.
The new Lighthouse now being erected at
Point Toro at the north western side or TINS
port is being rapidly pushed forward. Inc
concrete foundations, 80 feet square, are
nearly complete and the iron superstructure
will shortly be put in position. 1t is expec-
ted that the Lighthouse will be ready oy tne
end of the year.
Almost every steamer from Carthagena
brings here a contingent OF German ana
Italian w0rkmen who have either served OUT
their contract time on TIE Carthagena Mag
dalena Railroad or who have deserted that
enterprise. There being no work III pro-
, 1893-08-09
tie J. i G R A NJ s
ST.. CRoIx STATION.

New York. 5th August-It is officially
announced from Paris that the blockade Of
Bangkok has ceased.
A shock of earthquake was felt yesterday at
Leicester, England.
Dispatches from Dublin report that at
a meeting of the Parnellite party in that
city it was decided to reject the Home Rule
Bill.
The British naval manoeuvres came prema-
turely to an end yesterday owing to the
total defeat of the Red Squadron under
the command Of Admiral Fairfax by the
Blue Squadron commanded by Admiral
Fitzroy.
The manmuvres were designed to show
that the Red or British Squadron could
blockade the Blues supposed to be hostile III
the Irish or North Seas. The enemy (the
Blues dispersed the Reds (the British pur-
suing them towards ikolyhead. 1t is under
stood that had such an occurrence taken
place in actual warfare the Reds (British)
woald have heen captured Ell mssse.
New York. 9Th August.-London tele.
grams state that so far the parliament
tary outlook indicates that the Home Rule
Bill discussion Will occupy three more
weeks. It is said the Unionists propose
to oh ,truct the passing of the estimates
so as to force q propagation of parliament
in September. The Government, however,
prefer to have a recess within six weeks,
lasting until November when a dissolution will
follow the partial enactment of the Newcastle
programme.
The Prince of Wales yacht Britannia"
has been selected as the defender of the
American cups held in England against
the American yacht "Navahoe''.
The Duke and Duchess of York have trans
forred the amount subsoribad nv the navy
towards a wedding present to Princess May
, 1893-08-09
OIIRISTIANSTED

August 7th-per sohnr. @Yigilant' for st.
Thomas-Miss A, M. A. Stenersen, Ann
Augustus & 3 children, Esther Wilson & child
Sarah Allen & sister, Mary Simmons, Anna
Jackson 4 servant Henriette Minis, Hr. E..
6%ootnann, Joseph De Leon.
F"REDERIKsTED.
August 6th-por schnr. Mary for St.
Thomas-Miss e Alexander, DIR. Gilnenoz, Mr..
Fl Ford & servant, W. H. Williams, Lawrence
Adams, Geo. Simmons. E.Henry. G,Delaney, L.
Petersen, T. Nicholas, W. Petrus, John Henry,
Joseph Bartei.
August 8th-per schnr. Mary from St.
Thomas Miss d, Arctander & Niece, Ebenzer
Bastian & Charles Timothy, Josephine
Durant
, 1893-08-09

to the relief IF those who are sufferers by the
less Of the "Victoria."
A serious fire is reported from Liverpool
as having taken place in a large timber yard
adjoining the Mersey Docks. The loss is
estimated at 1870, 900 pounds sterling.
Continental kilograms state that a very
bitter retaliatory war of tariffs has followed
Germany increase of customs duties on Rus
sian imports by 30 per cent.
Dispatches have been received from Zurich
announcing the assembling there of the
International Socialists Congress. Delegates
from sixteen countries have arrived TO parti-
cipstr, including seventy Englishmen headed
by Mr. Keir Hardie NJ. P. for West Ham.
New York, August 8th.-London kilograms
state that surprising progress has been made
with the Home Rule Bill in the House Of
Commons. The report stage having commend
ed Unexpectedly, Messrs. Balfoui, G%oldsmld,
Wolmer, aenage and others being absent, the
Speaker was appealed to, but refused to accept
substitutes, hence many of the amendments
lapsed undebated.
The Secretary Of State for India, in the
House of Lords, in reply to a question by
Lord Northbrook, stated it was desirable to
abolish the Hall mark Law in order to pro-
mote the importation of the great aocumula-
ton OF 1nUldQ SILVER, WHICH udu DoCOuA6 uu-
marketable since the closing of the minis in
that country.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer. in the
House Of Commons, stated that the amount
of silver said to be boarded up in India had
been overestimated at 80, 000,0 pounds,
it having been overlooked tibet silver had
been largely coined during the last famine.
An overloaded pleasure boat is reported to
have capsized in Swansea bay, whereby ~
persons lost their lives.
Dispatches from COwes announce the de-
parture from there of the Kaiser. It is re-
ported that Her Majesty Queen Victoria has
promised to return his visit in April, next
year.
kilograms from Zurich state that the So
cialist Delegates now assembled in that city
have by an overwhelming majority voted that
all anarchists are ineligible, upon being re-
que6ted to withdraw from the Congress they
refused, whereupon they were forcibly elected.
Paris advices state that Morton, q mnlatto,
the forger of the documents said to have been
originals and stolen from the English EN-
bassy in that city, has been convicted and
sentenced to three years imprisonment. NJ.
Duoret, the editor of LA COcarde," who was
an accomplice, has been sentenced to one
years Imprisonment.
Plymouth, August 8th.-The r. NJ S. Para
arrived here from the West Indies at s p. m.
, 1893-08-09
Demerara Argosy 10Th July.

On Monday forenoon the Mayor and Town
Councillors, accompanied by their chief execu-
tive officers, attended at Government House.
according TO appointment, and presented His
Excslleucy the Governor with an Address of
welcome, the full text of which, together with
Sir Charles Lees reply, is printed below. 1t
will be seen that the Address had been recast
and was presented in a different form from
theo one the premature and unwarraased publ,
, 1893-08-09

! Examination of patents Of Nomination
for lst, Bird, and 9Th Grown Members
(Quin. Brun, Dahll
2 Proposal from Government in Letter
Of Goth July 1898, No. 6Gl, that Mr..
Thomas Hewitt shall act temporarily as
Member for Princes Quarter'of the Road
Commission during the absence of Mr.. j.
Wilson.
3. Question Of furthering and eventually
putting an Interpolation (by lst Mem
bar for Christiansted's Country District
Hagemann) concerning a Pension recent
ly granted from the Rumfund to Cover
nor Arendrup's former housekeeper, and
the rules regulating the granting Of pen
sions from the Rumfund.
4. 2nd Discussion on Draft of Budget with
Money Bills for l893s94 with Amend
ments to these latter and Rectifcations
to the budget.
Colonial Council, St. Croix 18th August
1898.
A. Z. STAKEMANN,
Chairman.