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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-25
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-25

Panned oysters on toast for free lunch at
Breen's tonight.
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Pcrtri6urG state Journal
No wilder scheme could we'll be
imagined than that OF making tho pub
lie roads Of West Virginia with convict
labor. True they might make few
miles OF roads. those who did not
choose to run away, but the expense
would DO enormous. The respectable
and law abiding people OF West Virgin
la are tho people who use public roads.
Spencer Bulldin.
The Bulletin did its speaking before
1t did its thinking. 1t is not proposed
by anybody to distribute tho convic,s
in squads over the state and put them
to work filling mudholes under the
direction OF overseers.
The plan IL to put them to work pre-
pairing material for use In making per-
manent road.beda. This is the plan in
use in New Jersey, whore they have the
finest public roads in America, and
where the convicts break most OF the
stone with which these marvellous roads
arc built The ball-and.chain is used
and very few overseers are necessary.
Tho stone is broken on tho penitentiary
grounds and the railroads haul the
stone at the actual cost OF transporsa.
ton. in aoms instance. doug it abso-
lutely free. Nobody realizes better
than the railroads that the bet,er tho
country roads arc the moro business
there will BIO for the railroads to do.
At present the convicts in our peni-
Tertiary are competing (whero they
work Mt all) with honest labor. Pu.
them to work breaking stone for road.
beds for tho public highways, and they
will not DO competing with anybody.
II the editor Of the Bulletin will drive
over the convict-made roads in New
jersey. az the present writer has had
the pleasure OF doing more than once,
and compare them with the abomina.
bic and disgraceiul roads in West Vir.
GINA he will doubtless revise his opin-
ion as to the practicability OF tho scheme
to put the convicts to work improving
the roads.
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Tho Situation in France.

Tho resignation Of President Casimir.
Pericr. Of tho French republic, has pro.
cipitatod crisis unusually grave In
character, and likelpto produce far.
reaching consequences. That tho nc
ton OF tho president and his cabinet
has caused CONSIDERATION and anxiety
throughout Franco Ia not surprising In
view OF tho circumstances loading up
to it. "
Tho policy which Was adopted by the
president on assuming tho reiuu OF
government was ono which not only
guaranteed the stability Of tho republic
called for tho sympathy OF tho civil.
lied world. 1t stood for tho republic
againot socialism aud anarchy. It 10
not surprising, therefore, that, when
the attempt To tho chamber Of depu.
tios to bring abou. tho release Of NJ.
Gerault.Rchard, who had boon son.
tenccdl to prison for libeling tho presi.
dent, developed strong opposition to
the lattor and sympathy for tho former,
Casimir-Porior was deeply effected, aud
irctted under tho criticisms hurled at
him in tho chamber.
This episode. which brought about
strained rotations between the admins.
tration and tho chamber OF deputies,
was followed up by tho election OF N.
Brisson TO tue presidency OF tho cham.
Dor. Brisson was one Of tho leaders OF
the opposition to tho presidents policy,
and had been strongly in favor OF tho
release OF Girault-Richard from prison
and OF tho amnesty OF all who had been
convicted OF political crimes. This was
a direct slap at the president and his
government, and was tho last straw
which forced him to his determination
to resign.
Casimir.Perier saw in these develop
ments incidents Of struggle" as he
expresses it against the parliamentary
regimes and public liberties" Tho
president OF the French republic was
not spared from party attacks, and tho
republicans did not come to his sup
port as he had right to expect. No
other course was LEI. open for him but
to resign. This he has done, and tho
grave,t crisis that has come upon
France for years is on.
What the end will DO no man can
predict, but the republic has demon
strased in recent years that it has
gained powers of quick recovery, and it
is hoped tina. the wisest counsel will
prevail in tho present crisis
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Col. BRECKENRIDGE should not DO dis
couraged over the failure Of his hippo
dromins tour. He might succeed a. o
dime museum attraction.
Tho Kicks Case,

The decision OF the house committee
on the judiciary to report resolution
for the impeachment Of Judge Augustus
J. Kicks, of Cleveland, was not surpris
ing in view OF the fac. that the prose.
cution OF the judge has involved politics
to some extent The division in tho
committee was practically on party
lines.
The charge against Judge Kicks is
malieasancc in Office, preferred by the
Central Labor Union Of Cleveland. It
is claimed that while on tho bench he
paid to himself foes, claiming that he
had previously earned them a. clerk OF
the court. 1t is held by his accusers
that he was not entitled to them.
Only three or four times since the
establishment OF the government have
United States judges been called upon
to stand impeachment trials before
Congress, and the present case will OK.
cite extraordinary interest As the
matter will 60 over to the next Con-
Gress, the outcome can be only matter
OF speculation at this time.
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DO YOU FEEL WEAK I?
Are You Nervous, Tired and
Fretful 2
What Would You Give to DO Sud.
emily Mado We'll.
You Can Get All Over These Feel
ings II You Win Do as We Say.

So many people ARC being cured Of nervous
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ofappctitc, bad taA,o iu the mouth. blllouSnes'
and constipation. by that wonderful medicine
Dr. Grccno's Neryura blood aud neryo remedy
that II seems as though all such diseases must
soon disappear.
And 10 they would II everybody would take
tho ono medicine which Is known 10 euro theHi.
Mrs. Mary Blood. Of EllIsbethtown. h,eI
county, N. Y, had tho good judgment TO SOC this
was Just what she needed She took 1t and got
we'll
about ,hrcc years ago." she says, II was
taken With mysterious trouble. trembling so
that I was obliged 10 give up and 30 to bed.
had spells Of violent vomiting. which ran into
dyspepsia Of the worst form. Ono day waa
taken with severe spell Of shaking aud trcmb.
ling, and became terribly alarmed.
~ consulted physicians and took their treat.
inent but got no better. They said /! was 80
vuro case OF proItratlon OF the nerves, but they
could not help mo. took many kinds OF medi'
cincs but without benefit.
ri continually grew worse until, II the least
excitement came over mo was completely OK.
hauslcd. aud Obliged TO give up entirely and 20
TO bed. 1wasn complete wreck for about two
years During this tImc doctored continually
but without. any good results, for | had pains all
over my body aud suffered awiully.
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Nobody can tell how bad was. Ono day
took up Il paper aud saw Dr. Greenes Nerrura
blood and nerro remedy advertised. and the
wonderful cures II had performed and told my
husband ! thought ii would suit my case. We
Immediately sent out and got bottle.
The frat bottle took helped me. and after
had taken i've bottles was completely cured.
Myself aud daughter did tho work. including
washing. for city borders. eighteen In the :am.
ily, and did Il easily.
81 could sleep well nights. my food dgcs.cd
we'll. my nervousness all left nc, and l felt like
anew woman. Ny husband said my sleeping
we'll was worth one hundred dollars to him In
not keeping him awake nights as used to.
~ think DR.. Grecne's Ncrvura blood and nerve
remedy Is one OF the best medicines there Is, and
lstncercly believe that II everybody would take
more OF II they would be far better. Icanno,
ny enough In praise OF this medicine. most
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benefit and send my blessing along With it."
Such strong testimonials as this count il all
.hcsuHering men and women In this broad land
could know the great good. the strong nerves
pure blood. and perfect health which would
come 10 them by using Dr.. Greene's Servura
blood and nerve remedy, how quickly they
would take Mrs Hoods advice, and get well
There arc thousands Of persons who arc not
sick with any particular disease. bu, are Just on,
OF order. have weak nerTes and tired bodies
They co not cat or sleep well. and wake tired
mornings with dull.fecng head and coated
tongue. They don't feel WE'LL have lost their
snap and energy, and work ha, become m
effort All such people will find In Dr. Grccnc's
Serrura blood and nerve remedy the magic
wand which will make them we'll
1t IS not apatcn, medicine, but the prcscrip.
ton Of the most successful living specialist In
curing nervous and chroulc diseases. Dr. Greene,
OF Is West Fourteenth street, New York City. lie
hns tho largest practice In the world. and this
grand medical discovery Is the result OF his vast
experience. Tho great reputation OF DR.. Greene
Is "A guarantee that his medicine will cure. and
tho fact that he can be consulted by anyone at
any time free OF charge. personally or by letter.
gives absolute ASSURANCE Of tho beneficial action
oil this wonderful medicine.
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500 Reward, elOO.

Tho reader Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at leas,
ono dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires con.
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying tho
foundation OF the disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. Tho p.oprio,ors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials.
Address, FL. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, 0.
eG-Sold by druggists, 75c.
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CnlcAdo, Jan. l6.-A special to tho
Post from Peoria, ILL.,, saya: Tho direct.
ora OF tho whisky trust began what
promises TO be a very important meet.
ing to-day, with all tho membera pres.
emit 1t had beon thought that BY this
time thoy would have received instruc-
tions from the stockholders as to what
course TO pursue in tho reorganization
matter, but tho largest stockholders
still remain silent 1t seems to DO tho
disposition to allow the matter to 20
over until tho annual meeting in April
and tho directors will havo to devise
plans for keeping things going until
then. Tho prospect for another In.
crease In tho tax on spirits will also be
considered.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Probably tho highest price ever
n'kod Tor a now book 10 tho 5000 de.
mandod for tho vellum edition OF tho
Chaucer In folio with wood cuh by
Burns Jones and largo ornamental Dor.
ders by William Norris, issued by tho
kelmscott press.
Prodigality In Its most aggravated
form has come to light in tho oxpon,o
account OF tho Lawrence (Kan.) iailcr,
who charged twenty-five cents for four
months ra.iona oil soap for dozen
prisoners.
A largo cat, which succeeded In awak.
Ing tho father OF tho house by clawing
his whlskors, 10 credited with saving tho
Voolfolk family OF Marinvo, Ind, tho
othor night from boing burned.
Tho white capped cone OF Fugl San
towers 10000 feet above tho sea and
dwaris all other sights between Hong
Kong and Yokohama. 1t 10 considered
tho most beautiful mountain In the
world. N
Tho colony Of Waldonuea at Valdoso,
Burke county, North Caroliua, has, up
to this time. hold tho lands thero In
common, but now each family takes
what 1t can cultivate and pay for.
A Mennonite colony 10 to be ostab-
lishcd in tho western part Of Shannon
county. Mo. About seventy.ilvo fam.
ilies will moyo 10 Shannon from No.
braska within year.
Tho lowor house Of tho Massachusetts,
legislature has appointed committee
to prepare history Of the old Goldfish
that ha, long hung III It's assembly
chamber.
A Smith county, Kan., man whose
hogs had cholera got desperate and fed
thom strychnine, not caring II they all
diod, but, just like hogs, they all got
well.
Arooatook, Me-, has had q great vari-
alton Of weather this week. On one day
the Thermometer registered twenty do.
grces below zero, and tho next day 1t
ralned.
Tho Canary islands have Latin
name, CAMS, "a dog" They were 80
named from the largo and fierce mastitls
brcd on tho islands.
In China, which has long boon known
40 the land OF oppositos," the dials OF
clocks are made to turn around, while
the hands stand still.
Justice Crossloy. OF Trenton, n. J.,
has fined his own father s. for having
neglected to remove the snow from his
sidewalk.
II there is luck in odd numbers, 1895
10 all right.
New York police cost S. 500 900 yearly.
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mon and horses, scarcely has Its parallel
In oil history. The fact tina. tho disas.
tor was duo to tho criminal negligence
oil hardware company in illegally
keeping giant powder In :hoir store
adds horror to tho affair. 1t goes with
out saying that avonging Justice will DO
swift and suro In this case.
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STRUCK AN AMERICAN
Missionary and Now Ito WIN Dc runishod
by tho Turkish Government.

CONFERENCE.-The, Jan. 18.-Upon tho
representation Of tho United Statos
minister, Mr.. Alexander ". Terrell. tho
captain Of condarmes Of the town Of
Knusa, in tho sIvas district, has boon
summoned to this city In order to un.
doreo punishment for ill.trcatipg Me-.
Hubbard, IN American missionary. It
seems that Mr.. Hubbard was on his
way 10 call upon an Armenian iriond
when tho captain stopped him and DO.
manded his passport and took him to n
police station and struck him. Mr..
Hubbard was finally roloasod and placed
tho mattor before tho United States
minister with tho result already told.
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WHEs Chairman Wilson declared til Al.
tho new tariff would yield enough re.
venue to support tho government hc
missed his guess by SG0.0O0,OOO, but
Chairman Wilson is not tho only Domo-
cratic stateman who has lived to realize
the failure OF his predictions.
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THE wholesale discharge OF workmen
by tho Carnegie company at Home
stead for attending labor meeting has
caused indignation in all quarters.
While the Carnegie company has tho
unqucs!ionable right to say who shall
and ahall not DO in its employ, such
summary action as that OF Monday waa
not justi6able from fair point OF view.
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Long Distances Telephone Opened,

7
TORONTO, O., jan. l6.-The opening OF
the long distance telephone service in
Toronto was celebrated by public re
ception ut the parlora OF tho Sewer Pipe
exchange in this city Tuesday night, for
which several hundred Invitations were
issued. Tho affair was in charge OF
Manager NJ. r. Wolf, aud was a great
success.
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The total number Of immigrants mr..
irving at the ports OF the United S,a,es
in 1894 was 24s,0S3, rs against 1888, 776
1893, q falling of OF nearly one.half.
Contracted with this, our total exports
during 1894 amounted in value to S324,.
067.364 as against SS75, S3l, S5S in 1893.
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SENATOR CAMDEN la clearly cntitlod to
tho compliment OF tho nomination for
senator at the hands Of the Democratic
members OF tho legislature, not only be.
cause no is tho sitting senator, but be.
cause Of his great services to tho Demo.
cratic party.
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Ducklcn,s Arn,cn snlpe.

Tho best oavo in tho world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcors, salt rheum, foyer
sores. tetler, chappod hands, chilblains,
corn', aud all skin cruptions, aud posi
tively curos pilos, or no pay required.
It Ia guaranteed to give porfoct sntisfnc.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents por box. For salo by Logan Drug
Company. %
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CARLTON CoRSwELL, foreman of the
Gazette, Middlctown, N. j., believes
that Chamborlain's Cough Romody
should DO In evory home. lie used il
for cold and it effected speedy euro.
Hc says: ut Is indeed n grand ronedy,
| can recommend TO all. ! have also
soon 1t uscd for whooping cough, with
tho best results"
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A RESOLUTION acknowledging its in.
competency to legislate for tho business
intcrosh OF the country and providing
for m. Immediate adjournment, passed.
by tho present Congross, would recoIyo
the endorsement OF tho country.
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oFtcIuI DINpdlch 70 he IntelIgtnctr.
srEuBESvrLLE, O., Jan. led J.
German, S,subcnville grocer. was
closed yesterday on an execution
amounting to several hundred dollars
on Judgment in the court OF Harrison
county, in favor Of John Orr's Sons,
Wholesale grocers OF this city.
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President CLEVELAND is quoted as
saying to Democratic congressman:
III do not want to call an extra session,
but, reluctant as am to DO forced to
call on the Republicans to deal with a
question which tho Democrats should
dispose OF with credit to them selves, |
can soc no other why out" Certainly,
that is tho logic Of the situation.
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THERE is good reason for tho popu.
larity of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Davis & Buzard, OF West Monterey,
Clarion Co.. Pa, says: at has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to
try n bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and they now recommend it
with the rest OF us." % and 80 cent
bottles for sale by Chas. r Goetze, Will
W. Irwin, john klari, Vim. E. Will.
Jams, G. Meukemeller, VIM. Fl. Hague,
II. G. Stewart, A. L. Scheele, J. Cole.
man, c. Schnepi, Vim. Mchkomeller,
Wheeling. W. Va !; Bowie & Co.. Bridge.
port; d. F. Peabody & Son, Ben wood.
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speefdI Dtpdlch 10 the InteHigtpcsr.
Toronto, O., Jan. l6.-Mcyers & Mc-
Ferren. contractors aud builders, OF
this city. who have been in the business
here for nearly twenty years, havo dis.
solved partnership. Mr.. +. A. Meier
rem, continuing the business.
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BRrAKFAsr-Graham mush with cream.
Minced beot on toast. Boiled eggs.
Prunes. Rolls. Coffee.
DISNER-Fried fish. Baked potatoes.
Corn bread. Pickles. Macaroni and
cheese. Light broad. Canned pears.
SUrrER-Drled boot in cream gravy.
Drowned potatoes. Apple sauce and
Graham crackers (home made). Milk.
Tea.
fCOpyri1k,ed.1
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"snAM Now York have a Parkway"
Is tho houdlng OF an article in the Now
York World. Sho has parkhurst
isn't that enough TO satisfy horP
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KEEP your blood puro md healthy
and YOU will not have rheumatism
Hood's sarsaparilla gives tho blood
vitality and richness.
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OVER THE SEA TO SKYE.

Sing mic gong OF a lad TINT Is gone.
Say. could that Ind be /?
Merry Of soul he sailed on day
over the sea 10 Skye.
Null was Ustcrn. Egg on the port,
Rum on the starboard blow:
Glory OF youth Glowed In his soul;
Where Is that glory now?
Sing mo n song Of n lad thnt Is gone:
Say, could that lad be L:
Merry OF soul he sailed on n day
Over the sen TO Skye.
Give mo again NIL TINT was there,
Give me the sun that shone.
Give mo the eyes. give me the soul,
Give mo the lad that's gonel
Sing mo n song OF n lad TINT Is gone,
Say gould that lad be /?
Merry oil soul he sailed OH a day
Over the sea to skye.
B!llow md breeze, Islands aud seas,
Mountains OF rain aud sun,
All that was good. all that was fair,
All that was INC Is gone.
RonInr LOUIS STEVENSON
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.O(,e Sntelliaenrrr
WHEELING. JANUARY II, 1898.

THE Daily 1ntelliGeneer will be sent
from now until March 1 for ono dollar. II
You want to keep posted on tho doinSs of
tho Legislature send In your dollar ut once.
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InE terrible explosion during a fro
at Butte, Mont. which wiped out a,
one blow the ontire fro department,
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THE WAY rs OPEN
to health md strength, II you're nervous,
delicate woman. The medicine to cure YOU
the tonic to build you up, is DR.. Picrce's Fn,
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It's marvellous remedy for nervous and
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nervous disorders duo to functional derunce.
ments. 1t has often, by restoring tho wo-
manly functions, cured cases Of Insanity.
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Statistics gathered in the St. Louis
schools show that there are nearly twice
as many llght-haired as dark.haired
girls.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Eesl E,ate AEout Collector. Notsry PuolIc ,li
Pension Attorney. No 1911 Market street
Ia.
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DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEpERS.

FRIDAY. Jan. Is.
Why do we heap hugo mounds OF year,
Before us and behind,
And Scorn the little days that pass
Like angels on the wind?
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en-Sold by druggists, 75c.