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M Mas.Ilion miners Want ArbltrAtion.

MAssILLoN, o., Sept. 2S-The coal
miners Of this district held an all day
meeting 10 discuss the proposition to sub
nit their grievances TO arbitration. 1t is
said a majority of the delegates are in
favor Of arbitration, and it is declared
that committee of which President Nc
Bride will be a member, will be appointed
TO meet the operators.
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TRENTON, Sept. 2S.-The certiorari pro-
ceedings brought by Democrats attack
ing the constitutionality of the act of the
last legislature, under which commits
sion revised the ward lines of Newark,
have been dismissed by an opinion filed
by Justice Dixon, of the supreme court,
which says that "the proceedings brought
up for review are legal and should be af-
firmed." This does not decide the Jersey
CITY case.
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ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 2s.-The storm is
somewhat diminished today, although
heavy gales still prevail. The surf is very
rough. A big piece of wreckage, believed
to be the keel of a steamer was washed
ashore last evening, and the government
life saving crews are keeping "A sharp look
out for vessels in distress. The meadows
between this city and the main land are
submerged, but it is believed that rail
road traffic will not be interfered with
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 2S.-Evidence in the
impeachment trial of Mayor Bemis on
the specifications filed by Councilmen
Haskell and Wheeler is all in. The
mayor was again recalled, and testified
that he acted in good faith when he took
steps to keep the members of the Com
monweal army from starving, feeling that
an emergency existed and that immediate
action was necessary.
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RIddlpg Italy OF AnarehI.t..

ROME, Sept. 2s.-The laws against an
archists are being actively enforced in
this city and other parts of Italy. Large
numbers Of persons charged with being
anarchists are being condemned weekly
10 a compulsory residence on the Island
of Isohia in the Mediterranean, until q
penal settlement can be made ready in the
Italian-African colonies.
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The LONG ConRressIonaI DendlnoIt.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept 2s.-The Re
publican couferrees of the Sixteenth con-
gressional district adjourned yesterday
afternoon until today, after having taken
$50 ballots without result, There is talk
of nominating an outside man, if the
deadlock is not broken soon. A conferree
from Lycoming county says that Hopkins,
Lewis and Packer will be candidates on
nomination papers, regardless of the ao-
ton of the conferrees
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LONDON, Sept. 2s.-The correspondent
at Berlin of The Daily News says that the
Catholic press and population are indig
nant because Of the emperor's order that
the schools shall celebrate the tri-centen-
nial of Gustavus Adolphus the hero Of
he thirty years war. 1t is declared by
the opponents Of the order that the cele-
bration is an insult to the Catholics Of Ger
many.
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The POLES in Germany.

BERLIN, Sept 2s.-Although Chancellor
Won Caprivi will doubtless take into con-
sideratiou proposals for repressive meas
ures of an effective and practicable ma
ture it is almost certain that the govern
ment will not have recourse to the laws of
exception against the Poles.
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MASON CITY. Ia, Sept 2S-The correct
list of those who perished in the terrible
cyclone of last Friday night, residing in
this state. has been secured. In Kossuth
county there were Is; in Hancock county,
%; Cerro Gordo 4; Worth, 3; Mitchell, O.;
making total Of SO. All of the injured
in this county will recover.
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Now or Never.

People who have not secured coples'of
the exquisite photographs of the Worlds
Fair embraced in THE Magic City" and
women and scenes in every land as in
corporated in "Voyage Around the
World" should apply for them at the
HERALD office without delay, as only a
lew copies are left and the supply will not
be renewed. No household should be
without complete set OF these marvellous
orOductiOns
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28

A. NJ Bailey, a we'll known citizen of
Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic diarrhea
and used many remedies with little re-
lief until she tried ChamberlBin's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhua Remedy, which
has cured her sound and well. Give it a
trial and you will be surprised at the
prompt relief it affords. 25 and 30 cent
bOttles for sale by Gruhler Bros.
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While in Chicago, Mr.. Charles L.
Kahler, prominent shoe merchant of
Des Moines, Iowr} had quite a serious
time of it. He Book such a severe cold
that he could Hardly talk or navigate,
but the prompt use of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy cured him of his cold so
quickly that others at the hotel who had
bad colds followed his example and half
a dozen persons ordered it from the near
est drug store. They were profuse in their
thanks TO Mr. Kahler for telling them
Jbw to cure a bad cold so quickly. For
sale by Gruhler Bros.
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Yesterdav's League Game,.

At Cleveland-Cleveland, 26; Philadel
phia, 4. At Cincinnati-New York, 70
Cincinnati, Z. At Pittsburg-Boston g.
Pittsburg, l.
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Get your repairing done at Holder
mans.
In the Puhllc.

Messrs. Hooks & Brown are the author
ized agents for the EVENING HERALD in
Shenandoah and are empowered to collect
for the same.
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Gaming Events.

Sept. 2s-Musicale in NJ E. church,
under the auspices Of the church choir.
Oct. lGth,-Annual supper of the Eng
lish Baptist church in Robbins opera
house.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castorla
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastorIa
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28

Buy Keystone -four. BE sure that the
name LEssIG & BAER, Ashland, Pa, is
printed on every sack. tf
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NOR sALE.-The Mt. Carmel House prop
4 erty, on the corner Of Oak street and the
Avenue Mt. Carmel, Is offered for sale at q
low figure and on easy terms. WIN sell the
hotel building with or without the adjoining
ground. Any informAtion as 10 figures and
Schooner, Mt. Carmel. S-lu
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Steam Renovating Co. call for, clean
and deliver Ingram and Brussels at &c per
yard; heavier carpets &c. 80 E. Coal st,
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MI. Ell. MASTER,
w. Ell. BACHMAN NAs

J. w. STOKES Lodge No. 515, L o. o. 1
CAMP NO. 2O6, p. o. S. of \.
CAMP NO. 112, p. o. S. of a.
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A Remarkable Life History.

Herman Kreismann, of Berlin, Ger
many, is remarkable man. He is now
President of the famous tramway cor
poration of that city, the biggest in
stitution of its kind in Europe, carry
ing ae it does ITO, 900, 900 people a
year. When an infant his parents.
who were not well-to-do, brought him
TO this country and settled in Chicago.
His father WASH mechanic and brought
his son up we'll. He got good edu-
cation and studied for the Bar, to
which he was finally admitted. For
three years he was city clerk of Chi
cago, and in 1851 ho was made Secre-
tary of the American Legation Mt Ber-
lin. From this position President u.
$. Grant promoted him to the consul
ship Mt Berlin and shortly afterward
to the Consul Generalship of that city,
The strangest part of Mr.. Kreismann's
career is that he still retains his citi-
zenship of the United States after nm
absence OF thirty-two years, although
on several occasions he was asked I'd
recover his German naturalization irl
order to be elected to the Reichstag.
--Pittsburg Times.
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A LAUNDRY NOTE.

Shirts, cuffs, collars anything, in
fact, that wants to be stiffened and
polished-should be washed perfectly
clean and allowed to dry thoroughly
before they are starched. Let them
soak before washing in blood.warm
water long enough to thoroughly
soften the old starch. Take care not
to bend the stif parts sharply back or
forth until gentle rubbing has made
them pliable, for stiff starohed liz en- is
almost as frangible as cardboard, even
when new and sound of fibre. Es-
pecially is it 30 with fine qualities used
for dress shirts. When shirts are ready
for the line be sure 60 hang them on it
properly-that is, with the shoulders
lightly laid over it, the.bosom hanging
smooth and straight between. If o
shirt bosom dries dragging slantwise,
the several thicknesses pulling about,
no after effort will achieve quite the
proper smoothness and solidity. With
cuffs and collars it is much the same.
Snap them out straight and bang them
80 that warp and wool pull true. New
York World.
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DAINTY HANDS ron COOKS.

Mrs. Rorer, the academy cook who
edits Table Talk nd is tho Principal
of the Pennsylvania Cooking School,
has very pretty pair of hands, and a
numbers of devices for keeping them
nice. She claims that there is no
reason under the kitchen ceiling why a
cook should not have better-looking
hands than pianist ora painter. Her
owns fingers and palms could not be
whittier, trimmer or softer if she was a
manicure artist.
at recent lecture in Brooklyn she
cooked a dinner in the lecture-room
with lace cuffs on that came down to
her wrists; she made bread, dressed
and quartered an old chicken, larded
6llet of beef, and prepared vegetables
and sauce for it without soiling her
dress or spelling her hands in the least.
Mrs. Rorer told the ladies to use old
napkins or crash towels to wipe the
vegetables, game and meat, and TO keep
stocfS.pt small sponges and brushes
on hand to wash the other articles.
The brushes may be bought for five
cents, but for the sake of taste she told
her pupils to name them in ink, viz.
fish, meat, poultry, game, celery, pc.
tatoes.
Run a piece of Irvine through the
sponge to hang it by, and reserve one
for cleaning lettuce, parsley, spinach,
water crosses and other salad greens,
and another for table fruits.
She also advised the economy of
hand work in washing dishes. II the
remnants are scraped from the plates
and the lees and dregs emptied from
the cups, dishes can be washed and
dried without getting the hands wet.
TO do this improvise dish rack.
Place discarded sieve or griddle
over the pan, lay on the dirty dishes,
turn stream of hot water on them
and dry one by one. Some few pieces
of fine china and the glassware may
need cold bath, but life is too short
for q woman to waste it soaping, rims.
ing and polishing lot of dishes three
times day.
Then, too, a woman can save work
for herself as we'll as material by the
exercise of little common sense. II
is worth the price of leoure to SEQ
how Mrs. Rorer can do it.
For instance, in making bread she
kneaded it with the smallest quantity
of flour, mot 80 much to save the
-four, but to save cleaning the bread
board" she said. She used small
knife to get all the dough out of the
pan, and when the loaves were set on
the steam coil to ''come up" you
could have cleaned the board and bowl
with pocket handkerchief. And thai
is.the way one famous queen of the
Kitchen keeps her hands nice.
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why THE APPLE CROP FAILS.

1 do not remember when there has
been such q scarcity of apples at this
season of the year as there is now.
There are very few farmers, if any,
that have had apples to put up. What
has caused this scarcity2 I believe
neglect of the owner is the main cause.
have been observing the orchards in
this vicinity as we'll as my own and see
none that have had good, square
meal given them in several years, and
many never Ind one in all their ex-
iutence. TO wash fruit trees is prac-
tice little known among farmers. In
seeking out the prime cause of insects
iniuring trees and destroying so much
frnit, 1 believe it is starvation. This
causes limbs to die through the top,
and the bark to scale on the trunks
and thus mako dens in which in
sects deposit their eggs. When
hatchedthe young penetrate the bodies
of the trees and spread over them, de-
stroying leaves and injnring the fruit,
causing it TO foil immaturely.
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.
In most orchards some trees are
more favored than others and sheso
are the ones that give the most and
best fruit TWo r1wS of my trees run
up to tobacco barn, and tho nearer
the barn the finer the tree. While
the trees have been pruned several
times of dead and useless limbs, yet I
have not washed them for several
years, and ] find the trunks are scaly
up to the branches and many of tho
branches particularly SO. Now I need
not expect fine, profitable crops of
fruit from these trees if not better
cared for.
4 have some young peach trees and q
Lie Conte pear growing in poultry
yard where the soil is rich aud covered
with fine sod. The trees have been
we'll cultivated the past two years,
well headed in aud are now quite
stooky, the trunks smooth and their
twigs indicating health and vigor. An
other worry important item in securing
good crops of choice fruit, which is
seldom practised, especially by the
general farmer, is thinning the fruit
while growing on tho tree. Nature
perpetuates all fruits by tho produce
ton of seed. Tho maturing of these
makes the heaviest drain. on the vital
energies of the tree. Thinning the
fruit lessons the number of seeds to be
ripened by the tree and therefore in
creascs its vigor. Judicious thinning
improves tho quantity, quality and
general appearance, and is also a great
protection against disease of tho treo
and fruit. The demand for strictly
prime fruit is much greater than tho
supply, and those who produce tho
best are always sure of obtaining the
highest prlce.-Now England Home
stead
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Mig aud Littlo Postage STAMPS.

The largest postage stamp ever
issued measured 4 inches by 2-tho
Size of tho old United States 5-ccnt
stamp, restricted to packages OF
newspapers and periodicals posted In
bulk and mover intended for letters
Tho penny Madagascar stamp, second
In regard to size, inches by Ia
inches, was used to prepay postage on
letters posted ut tho British consulate
at Antananarlyo, where there was no
other postoi,ce In 1856. The private
postage stamp OF Robinson " Co. 8
express, with It's figure OF bear, i,
q by IA Inches. Tho stamp entitled
California penny postage, from tho
postonice, caro- OF Penny Post Co. ="
for 1885, is in size % inches by il
inches. Tho quarter schllling stann
Of Mocklenburg Schwerin, which was
issued in 1856, is the smallest ever
lssued-lcss than ono-fourth the slzc
Of the current penny English stamp
and 1t would take about ffty OF
Thorn to cover tho surface OF the
largest issued by tho United States.
Collector.
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RECIPES.

Chocolate Icing Make vanilla
icing, add one tablespoonful of cold
water to it. Scrape fine one ounce OF
chocolate, and put it in a small iron
or granite-ware saucepan, with two
tablespoonful of confectioners' sugar
and one tablespoonful of hot water.
Stir over n hot fire until smooth and
glossy, then add another tablespoon
full of hot water. Stir the dissolved
chocolate into the vanilla icing.
Baked Omelet-Allow less than two
eggs apiece, or for four people six
eggs Beat oil the whites and yellows
together save one white, which beat
separately. Add dash of salt, one
of pepper and dessertspoonful Of
flour mixed to thin paste in milk ;
then add an additional tablespoonful
of milk. Beat in the whipped white,
mix we'll, pour into ahot, we'll buttered
pudding dish and bake. When it sets
it is done. Send hot to the table, for
it soon falls. 1t should be baked and
served in deep dish.
Vienna Rolls-One pound of flour,
three-quarters of an ounce of yeast,
one pint lukewarm milk, a little salt !
dessertspoonful of sugar; dissolve the
yeast In the milk, stir in the -four, and
put it to rise for one hour in warm
place. After this has been rising for
one hour, add the sugar and salt, and
knead them altogether for twenty
minutes, or until it is stiff dough !;
then cut into strips abont four inches
long and make into shapes. Bake in
0 hot oven for half an hour.
Hot Pot-Hot pot is the name of q
dish that is worthy more tempting
title. It is made of two pounds of
potatoes, one pound of tomatoes, one
Spanish onion, slices of any cold meat
and teacup of water. Peel and cut
tho potatoes in thin slices, cut up the
onion, skin and divide the tomatoes
then fill the deep dish or shot pot"
with alternate layers of meat and
vegetables, finishing with n layer of
potatoes; add stock last Bake in
moderate oven for one hour. Turn
out and serve.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-26

Tno Teadsr OF this paper will be pfeased to
Learn thai there is at least dreaded diseasS
ntazes, and that Is Cetarrh. Hrli,s EctarrS
-. is the only positive cure known to Tho
t9e SulGal fraternity. Cstn-rh being a constitu.
slonei 9isssase requires n constitutional Trent
aent. Halls Gatarrh Cure is taken internaia,
fonnae nj .no system. tbereby destroying tho
tent ten strength ybuilding up the constitution
anu assisting nnturc in doing lis work. The
powers, that they Ter Ono Hundred Doisrs
ZOE eny case that II falls to cure. Send for iIst
OF testimonials. Address - AZ Aiss
~ Sold by Druggisfs. 75c. = , Aoieuo,
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THO Chrnese.

The Chinese ere very particular
about lucky colors. They like Eng.
llsh sewing.needles, but will not buy
many of them because they are wrap
ped up in black papor-blgck being
an unlucky color. A buslness-ma
developed very good trade in print
cd Chinese calendars. Tho trade
continued good until he commenced
printing his calendars on green pa
der, when his trade fell off. He then
discovered that green was an I'M
lucky color.
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FARM AND GARDEN NOTES.
Don't waste the eggshells. .
Is tho binder under sboltero >

Don't waste the eggshells.
Is tho binder under shelterP =
Clean up and paint tho machines.
Tall grass is Objectionable ina sheep
pasture.
A wise farmer puts his tools,in order
on rainy days.
Look we'll to the fences between tho
pasture and corntield.
Plow round the stacks in the field.
or back fire from them.
Clean sand will go good way in
keeping the quarters clean.
If butter is underworked it will be
striped if overworlsed it will look like
lard.
When tho cat and tho chickens lilo
down together, the Chicken takes tho
inside place.
is said that wood ashes and fsalt
fed to cattle will prevent clover. and
alfalfa bloat.
Enough poultry should be kept on
every farm to pick up whatever would
otherwise go to waste.
Whom two vessels of ripening cream
nre poured together DO carcfulito mix
thoroughly by stirring.
1t is claimed that roofing felt is OK
cellont in poultry houses, MS. tho tar
odor keeps vermin away.
A warm, comfortable house is an
preciated by the hen, who rcciprocates
with good supply of eggs.
The last eggs of hens clutch aro
not considered nearly as fertile as the
first, nor are the chicks as strong or
healthy.
If you do not know what color. to
paint the wagon and machinery, give
them coat of linseed oil--that lis tho
preserving part of paint.
Make nll the hay and save all the
fodder you can. II looks as if there
would be demand for AL hay for
shipment across the sen.
The time between harvesting the
small grain and corn cutting may be
well used in blowing. Done early it
prevents many weeds from going to
seed
The production of choice mutton,
with the secondary profits of wool,
manure and fertilizers, is the best
source of profit of the most successful
English farmers.
Participating is the way tho hens
put into practice the old saying: "Sa-
tan finds some mischief still for idle
hands to do" If for hands You read
hens, you can understand the situation
Mt once.
When you dig the potatoes there
will be some that arc too small for
market. Don't make your wife use
these up at homo but boil them in n
big kettle out in the yard and feed
them, mashed with milk, to the calves.
They will pay You rs well for them as
will any of the stock.
Some men keep sheep in pastures
where there is scant water supply be.
cause they think these animals do not
need water rs much rs other stock. It
is perhaps needless to say that they
are not the ones who mako n brilliant
success of the sheep business. Sheen
need water in their pastures and com.
mon sense in their management.
A good team of mares is never out
of place on tho farm. They will do
the work up in good shape, and if you
are wise in the selection of the stallion
and in the time of breeding they will
give you two good colts each year with.
out much interference with the work
of the fields. Don't think That any
sort will do, but have good ones, that
will do their share toward producing
valuable colts.
A Remarkable Life History.
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Smallest Church fiji England.

The smallest church in England i,
said to be Lullington Church. abou
fourteen miles from Eastbourne, lyin,
under the shadow OF tho South Dow
hills. 1t is sixteen feet six inches from
east to west and sixteen feet from
north to south. The living is in tn,
gift of the Crown, its value is abom
$500 per annnm, the population ii
under twenty, and q service is held il
tho church once fortnight. Thu
vicar has other duties to perform il
addition to tho cure of souls of tin,
Lrllington. New York World.
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In olden Tl,,,e.

People overlooked the Importance of perma.
nently beneficial effects and were satisfied
with transient action, but now that 1t is goner.
ally known that Syrup of Figs will permanent.
ly cure hnbitual constipation, well-informsd
people will not buy other laxatives, which act
for time. but finally injure the system.
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HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
warN oHIcxENs ARE pREsu.

When chickens are fresh they have
full, bright eyes, pliable feet and soft,
moist skin. The best young fowls
have yellow legs. In old fowls the
legs are rough and hard. The top of
the breast bone of young fowl is
soft and may be easily bent with the
fingers, and the feet and neck are
large in proportion to the body. New
York World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-26

1t is believed thcro nro Bs4, s4s, 92A
shoep in tho world; 106, 069, 784 hogs:
ao7, 424, 40s cattle; 50, 427, COS horses.
1t is noticeable that tho shoop outnum-
Dor hogs, cattle and horses 81, 020, Ola
hends.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-26

Cowper loved pets, and had Mt ono
time five rabbits, three hares, two
guinea pigs, n magpie, n jay, star
ling, two canary birds, two dogs, a
retired cat" and n squirrel.
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Thlnly Populated.

Though western Australia is near
" nlno times the sizo of the United
Kingdom, Its population waj estts
mated In March last at but 50,7ls,l
with 10000 moro males than females.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-26

progress, often results in an incurabIo throat
or lung trouble. "Bro,pn's Bronchial Iroches
give instant relief.