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The Dickinson press., 1895-11-02
LITERARY NOTES.

The story OF General Miles, who
has probably had the in"ges. lighting
career of any American. and who
rose from the lowest 10 the highest
position in the United States Army.
without the aid of West Point, is
told fully and from til" imnsi auth"n.
tic sources in McClurc's MagaZ,n.
for November. The article is fully
illustrated.
The leading illustrated article i'll
the November Century is the de-
scription OF BoUap.rte's transforml.
ton from First Consul to emperor
of the FRENCH" which Professor
Sloane introduces with u salient re.
view of the chief incidents of his ca.
reer up to that time. The numerous
pictures include the famous painting
by David of the ~"C0ronation," and
also .'The Surrender of Ulm.' An.
other finely illustrated article is Mrs.
Kinnicnt's paper on s.kaiserwerth
and Its Founder" which describes
one of the most notable foundations
for philanthropic effort of the nine
teenth century.
One see in the new fashion mag
azines published by "A. Mcdowell &
Co. a largo variety of the latest
styles. These periodicals arc always
very attractive and arc cOnst antly
increasing in popularity. "Ll Mode
de Paris and "Paris Album of Fash.
ion" cost $3.50 per years subscrip-
tion or IS cents Il copy. The "French
Dressmaker" is $500 per annum or
30 cents a copy; and ''I4a Mode $3.50
II year or Is cents II copy. If you are
unable to procure either of these
journals from your %newsdealer do not
take any substitute. but apply Ivy
mail to Messrs. A. Mcdowell 4 c..
4 West 14th Street, New York.
The very first lesson which an
Arab baby learns, when he begins to
talk. is to keep facts to himself. 1t
does not sound very friendly, put i'm
that way, but it saves Il deal of trou.
ble. Foreigners do not understand
Arabs. They ask them pointed
questions and receive peculiar an.
swers. They construe the answers
to please themselves, and come away
to tell the world that the Arabs are
a nation of liars. They are not a M.
ton of liars. Perhaps, if they should
tell the foreigners to mind their own
affairs, and let them and theirs alone,
the foreigners would understand
them bettcr.-["Yamond,' by Henry
Willard French, in November st,
Nicholas
1 stood aside 10 let you pass:
Though smooth the path and fair TO see,
Sweet with young flowers and soft with grass
knew there was not room for me.
Sc ever more I walk behind
In your dear shadow. day by day,
Content If only l can find
Your footprints on my darkencd way.
MADELINE S. BRIDGES.
From Dcmorcsts Magazine for November
The Dickinson press., 1895-11-02
The ART UR
Best and Largest Practical Art
Magazine.

(Thc only Art Periodical3 awarded a Medal at
the Worlds Paft.)
Invaluable 10 oil who wich TO make their living
!. by art or to make their homes beautiful.
Tor i'm we will send to any ono men
EOT lug. tioning this publication a spe-
fimen copy, with superb color plates 0or M
pages 81 desIgns' Gegaraf price. aac3 Or
For o6c we will send also Painting for
SV4 6OOsbeginners" 200 pages)
The Dickinson press., 1895-11-02

The finest grade of olive oil made
is for sale at Scolield's. 1919
The Dickinson press., 1895-11-02

Outing flannel sc. per yard ut Cur.
RE & Crowds. OLA
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f. e. MORGAN.

horses have same brand on left thigh. Range on
head of Cannon Ball. p. o. address, New Eng
land, N D.
The Dickinson press., 1895-11-02
INADELINE -. 10tIUTES.
Dcmorcst's Magazine for November

Standard prints sc. per yard at Cur.
RE e. Crowds. OLA
Silk warp white flannel ut SEQ
1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Chicago April % 1895.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Monday. April 29-p. m.
Selling by arbltrage houses and realizing sales
by local traders caused declines in the early trad
ing to-day. The expectation Of poor showing in
the March reports Of the Granger group also
helped II deprcs3 prices. but the declines were
small and were generally recovered in the after
noon. The removal OF the foreign selling pressure
caused 4 good local demand for stocks, and the
market advanced. closing with few exceptions.
above the opening prices. The publication OF the
earnings Of the Changers showed a better result
than had been expected. and, though the net
suits compared unfavoraby with other railway
systems. they tailed to have the influence which
the bears had looked for. The net decline In st.
Pau probably would have been greater had not
the company fixed such low percentage OF the
gross earnings for operating expenses. The earn
inSH OF the Burlington fYsteal showed decrease
that in the case Of Burlington the percentage az
operating expenses was Increased. Uncertainty
about the anthracite coal situation caused dUness
IN the anthracite stocks, but later In the day
ports that Reading would receive the u per cent
allotment asked for caused general advances IN
these stocks, and Reading moved up from the
opening at 1873 10 l6%. and closed at lGas. with
comparatively large dealings. Delaware and HID
son and Delaware and LacIa wanna gained frac-
tionally. The anthracite sales agents will meet
again to-day. and II Is believed that II they reach
an agreement Il Will be on an output for May 0?
100000 tons, or sl.shuy less.
Speculation to-day in the Industrials active,
and most Of the stocks In this group ad-
vanced. presumably on the good trade out
look American Sugar Refining reached 40.
at which II closed. and Chicago Gas. Ma
t!onal Lead, United States Cordage and United
States Leather were strong, and closed above their
opening prices The only weak member of the In
fractionally below its opening American Tobacco
declined nearly per cent al the opening, but re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30

The price 81 domestic exchange was as follows
M the places named: A. Chicago. 90. premium
Boston 5dl0c discount; san Francisco, sight par
telegraph &c. per 800 premium; Charleston. "uv-
ing par. selling = premium; New-orledrS. ono
discount. bank 80 premium savannah. buying
pa selling i premium.
Rank clear!ngs were AS follows n the places
named: New York-EXchangcs. SG5.16N.1'". bal
ances S4443lji. Chicago-EX 'hdngcs, $l',-'''5'''
balances $l,6i2,94l. laielpha-l.NchahE's' -
o0o 5G5. balances. Sl26S 6Gi Baltimorc-EN-
changes $l5oN.9io.
The price Il commercial bar silver In this mar
kct was GGisc.. nominal. per ounce" McNl'aN 4''-
lar, yynrc quoted ri 52i r. In London bar silver
declined 3-16d To % BIOL an ounce. The market
was weak
There was r, change in the condition o' rates
FIR sterling and Continental rates. tn" business
in the foreign exchange market was small. ana
there were few receipts % bills from n" interior
The rates at which business was actually done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30

covered nearly the whole loss and closed at only
y per cent below ITS opening price. at l0ah. Total
number Of shares traded in was SO.
BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY
Government bonds sold: $4,000 coupon Is Of
1925 at Fly s5OOO.ccupon 5s at 1865 and 81 900
Il61a. Quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
Eesal Notices.

~ EW-YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF KINGs.-Mary 4. Carpenter. executr.x Of thu
o., v. ard es.amcnt Jacob j. Carpenter decsasd
,IstntiY against william a. Lindsay. Richard e. "
firdsaY James c. Lindsay. Jonn Lindsay George Ne.
Carthy' or Lindsay. Mary Z. Dagie. Jessie Davidson
Nay Ana Iynott or Lindsay. Annie Bates, Lindsay
WI,liam Hodge William Hodge. jr. and 2aiI!p Kaufman.
defnn summons.
10 the above named defendaats
Won are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint a,
ectlon. and copy OF your on
,aintis attorney within twenty days service
., This summons exclusive OF TIE day OF service and n
Case Of your failure appear Judgment viii
I've taken against BY default f.. the relief demantT
IN the compliant
dated February l5 1875
STEPHEN W COLLINS
Plaintiff Attorney,
Once and Posto.ace address. 90 Wall Street,
NewYork City
To the above named Defendants Annie Bates Lind.
say George Mccarthy. Or Lindsay, ana John Lindsay,
Summons is served by pulloa'
ton n order CT Hon Willard
one OF Justices u the Supreme Court u the sa,.
Of New York dated the 30,h tay c, March 1895 ana
filed with the complaint IN office the CLERK G. III
County Of lgs in the Hall o: Records the City a
Brooklyn, New York, on the "a Day % april 1898.
Dated NewYork. April "a l-15
STEPHEN ". COLLINS
Pllirt!fs Attorney.
Office and Poston!ce address, 90 Wall Street
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
CTPREME Court CITY and County Of New.

a. TPREME COURT. City and County OF New.
~ York-Wiliam c seddon. plaintiff. agans; Alice Il
Aiken. defendant Summons
. TO the above named Defendant: You hereby sum.
n1ored 70 the complaint IN this action and 10
serve a COPY your the plaintiff attorneys
within twenty days the o.
elusive Of day service and In II you. failure
10 appear answer judgment WILL be taken against you
by default for the RELIEF demanded IN the Complaint
Dated New-York city. Mach 10, 800 -
SEWARD. GUTHRIE. MORAWETZ e STEELE,
Attorneys f. plaintiff,
Office and uos;oi.ce address No. 20 Nassau street,
N.~-York City
the aboye-nerled defendant: The foregoing sun.
mons Is served upon you by publication pursuant al
order - the Honorable Henry r. Beekran. one tls
Justices OF. the Supreme the state u NewYorx
dated tho LIST day April l.J5. ana Gid wiki the
r,art In the hc clerk o.: the cty and County
Ecry- York az the County Court House IL the CITY Of
New-York
Dated New-York. April st. 1875. -
SEWARD. GUTHRIE. MoRAWErz & STEELE,
Ati,rnvys &. p.lla'R,
oGice and pos;ofnce address ~. - Aas;1q sect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30

In State issues there were sales Of $1,000
louisiana coupon rs at 3i@a
Trading in railroad bonds was less urgent.
and the total was only $2.420,00) par value, while
an irregular temper was developed. and few
material losses established. Among these Kan
sas Pacific Isl cOnsO.s declined 3i4 10 10A, North
crn Pacific collateral trust notes . 10 s. and Ore
Eon Improvement consO IS to 49a4. but Chatta-
nooga consols rose to 99ia Northern Pacific Sd
coupon H. to 60 Oregon Short Line and Utah
Northern consol As to IS and Cordage 1st to 81.
The Sub-Treasury WAS a debtor al the Clearing
House $493.65S. Its net loss on balance since FIJI
day was SLAP, OILS. made up by a loss In currency
of $685. OiG and q loss In coin Of $53G96 To-day 8
operations included: Receipts, $22lj541; pay
ments s257c75S resulting In general balance
Of S1395i9l4i. consisting of $s4,2o3.236 coin ana
SO 345 90S currency. The receipts Of Saturday
and Monday were Si.0S460S. ard the payments
s5.506,62l.
The Tnited,States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $fl94Gi National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were $435.56h tn
internal revenue receipts $S25.Gj1. ana the mis-
cellaneous receipts S19.Gls. Total Government; re-
CENTS FOR the day s.2S1.1ll; expenditures. $704-
month to date. $22929633: expenditures. So -
S74: excess OF expenditures over receipts. $S'iJ-
241
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash ON hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
Ne. gold on hand As5 r. ., OFF, I 'ss5Sst
NJ: , @;.9 on ia 5sa !sa Bee Bee 25
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding 80
SlN3 i'!''5S SlN'-b''tN &c 81. ~
Deposits in bank. l5sio''" l''-'"'"'' lee ''''-f'
Available cash $50 37' sloss2olsi Dec. SGleGo;
Deduct minor Ia 80 90. ce, 60, 400 a.,
hliticS l4u'f, l'i I"'l"1'"'' ~ '--''
Actual cash hasls, il39sG SlS6s5 400 Inc s@7l.5o7
The above statement reflects conditions of bust
ness on Friday last
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Time money was freely offered. with rates about
the same AS last week. Money on call was lis per
cent. There was a moderate supply q numerical
paper in the market. and the demand showed
some i11DroI cment. W. suhjoin our usual tabl"
Of rates. made up from information furnished 10y
the busiest houses:
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KUHN, LOEB g. CO.,
.. x p IlNr. -VIf.f.T
TO TIE HOLDERS or BONDS or
The Cleveland & Marietta Railway Company


Notice 3. hereby g'ycn ~ To cleveland < Marietta
Railway Company o The holders Z ~ t.uts that "a
May l. I-r5 The entrc amour; u outstanding tDHls.
ts'lrE = 800 bonds . $1,000 each dated August l.
49, numbered from 20 1910 Inclusive" 100 20 isl in,lu
syc and iNN 90 inclusive. h'afirg Interest ~ Io-
hauGu. issued AMI secured ~ s mortgage g the
metropolitan Trust mplny 4 New York Trustee. Vii
he paid X Tarh.us House 4 Culer. ryan x
CO. 30 ~ Pine Street. New-York city. a 10 ve. ccat
accrued interest Interest all said loa4s NOT pc
f,u,l for payment ~ or before May l. lsj VIII
o. hat date This cal under tie following p:o-
vision the bond. 10 ait:
The said The Cleveland anI Marietta Railway COM
rany ITSELF TIE privilege 81 paying II tie
whole Z this OF rds auI Tie time
at the rate Z hualtrl AMI t,n per ceEtum AL
ACCRUED interest, Wi'in from tue
date hereof Auslst !. $50 "a, n giving sixty days
notice rs publication a daily newspaper published
'.tLe Cty O: New YORK"
II. II. Is. MrI>NIGUT,
Treasurer.
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ct \\RD LINE.

"A. To LIVERPOOL. NY { ,-EENSTOVN
Ceur97na...... May t. noon Etr-a... NJ - 8 p m
rmbra....May Ii. : a. ~ Gampania. Jan II a m
From lrer - r'h Rive. g., o.; CarHs n.st -,
CABIN passage. 500 ari ard cc'ni ctin. $50 49,
SIS according - cic.ui': lrl az, n'o !at,5ns.
Steerare tickets - and .rom AL qa:,sof Europe 1t
very low rates r freight and Va.g4g APPLY At tas
t',flpany's ofce. N / % wing Green. ew-foTk
VERNON II. BROWN = e.. Gensl Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.


London April 90 =. n.--Consols 100 40 Tor both
money and the account Canadian Pacific. ~ Erie H..
d second con'os GA. Illinois Central! -; M'ycaa
ord nary 20 ST. Paul common. G3iA Ncwfork central
l0iis Pcnnsvlvanil 53'. Reading. Mexican Central
nov per cent bonds Gji. Louisville and Nashville" So,
Atchson common. ~.
40 ?. m-The rate Z discount IN the open market
for 10th short and months bills ~ q. per cent.
Berlin April 29-Exchange "a London - marks 4Jis
pfennngs :1r sight and ioi. pfenninps 90day bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
Dlpi0rn0 Notices.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,

HEw-YORK. May i. 1895
NOTICE Is hereby given thar the coupons due
- ME & the G2'c T r0.pG nv viii vi S be
pan! aer =, o. r.. A. he o'.ee + he fARM fiI
jl4,e.l circuit AL Eastern Dls'-.e Z %,->n .r7,
Comptroller for Receivers
ALL COUPONS due 1t proX.. and The prin-
~ ai Il, q 81 %T GoM ,, &C. d i''i a T e
rns s'ac fu'he! railroads under ar trust 'rin Tii
FoA I ~ AZ 4 q i ~.n xdYcs Oh and e "
''-N''N .. ''' ~ ''' il A. :. ioST treasurer.
Aprl 30. 1876
MISSOURI. Kansas TENS ny GO.
COUPONS Of The f,llowing-nlmrd companies,
fa'grns Ma 10 VIII be- PAD gP7n p9ess3'a'"
Knoxville railroad nridpc Go.
c. q. HEDGE soy aai Treasurer.
THE HoRNGrEno CENTRAL CO, OF CUBA
,VHE COUPONS No. ., due May l. on the First
Mortgage per cen, GOA Bonds u this Company Will
paw LoRi:Hzo N GlLLET. Treasurer.
Chicngo * N'"n Il. II; sinkins Fund nond.S
Kansas Vii,. 81. Louis a Chicago II. Il. Pre-
~ l.ais "a he 9 . s,.'@s Nay Az Isl :,
'''''' ctYLEn, MoRoAN 4 Co.
aeas u LAST 'iTtohTY ,stt6%lb siHEET, 900.
dividend. The Board of Director. has this
- las declared qunrefy dvid"at 20; =. per cent On
90, ,,i rsr. I'M b., '. ,a,.i i1,t a,t,
W. Z CORNELL. CASHIER.
rAClFIc nANN;. ....o.
NIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared qpa,,er;y d.'.!en4. 4 w. Eer cont fay
i. close. a." 4, M iii' T 30 "'' MEHwiI t,se WA
OFFICE OF THE HAl:TlM9E45 BELT r. r o.:
INlIE COUPONS dIr My |. 1875, on the Bal
'.r,re Pm Railroad First M'rraee per cen, gil!
in!. VII Re- lsA AZ '"e t4rk.rt aoise' e Mess-s
MEXANi,rK HR6MN a. SONS Iairrn.~.
'''''''''''''''' v II iJAli- Treasure.
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
T'IIE TRANSFER BOOKS If this Company
- irapar,, 60 tie ANNA, Con RAJ Nc.tas x s:rcl
hl4rt- =, g.. h.,l uae On ana w!l De- roopnea Fri
ALLYN cox Assstan, Scrre,ar,.
TIE CHICAGO JuN -rIoN RAILWAYS AND UNION
THE BOARD or DIIiECroKS have this day
L declared di,i!.a! o; ONE AND \ HALF PER
a., .' ,a.r.9 1 tiins M,a ai., i>a5 pa.t.e APs soS
$3.50 Preferred stock transfer ,Ss cose April 23i.
'Jrrs'y ,1i,. y. J.. Ap-ti $50 i-o5
TIE UNITED STATES LFATHER COMPANY.
THE COUPONS of Tie Drbcnturr Bonds. due
MAY it, iS9' viii ;" Tad n and after that date
JAMES r PLUM. Treasurer.
LOUISVILLE NEW ALI.ANY. \ CHICAGO RAILWAY
80 50 BROADWAY NEW YORK april 25.A. 1895
,J'IlE TRANSFER HOOKS Of both lie com
c'1s.i Dom Va, >h &, M.z >,n is,5 ,tclas,,c'
fINIE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
HANk rs br"2a~a{. NT~-Nork, April 10 l>e1-
dividend Z Three AND oNl-iIALF ,5isJ PER CENT
On The capital stock ~as declared payable My !st.
Transfer books WI close this day. AMI reopen May
EowARD BrRNs. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
= oMPAGNIE GENERALE Transa'laique.

~ TRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
IA BOZ RGOGNE. l>hoegf. ...........SAf May noon
- Foirot sat, May H. n IN
LA 4pt hAlNE, Santrlll. sat, May !, 10 M
New York 10 Alexandria. Egypt Paris. trip vad 70
DAG. ftrst-ciass. SlG0 second class. SIG.
\. FORGET. General Agent. No. ? Bowling Gree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
financial elections.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting OF the Stockholders ~ The New York Chi.
cago and st LOUIS Railroad Company Tor the election
directors ana other general purposes. VIII be held D
o'clock \ NJ. Wednesday. May LIST. 1873.
laRy's principal Office IN cleveland Ohio.
ALLYN cox Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30

LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK.
- - LAST FORTY StCo%b STREET; -
NsN-I,fh. Ap.l -i,h, 1850.
IVlDrND. Board II Director. has this
dAy dcns~! quarterly dvii'a! o: p. per cent On
o.. capitol .'.Dh 2 ibis aauh. J.. al" MAJ l.
Transfer d. ~s wi.l remain i.st ua'.l mag Glts
". Z CORNELL. cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
CLYDE LINE.
| EUROPE THIRTY EXCURSIONS TO

~ II ItOFE. Iopult. piicos ;-io and up Ocean
tloActs ~ all lines. send for TOURIST GAZETTE. T.
G. ti.AIk. IoUUST AGENT. III BROADWAY
NoNh Oncial Ticket Agent Pennsylvania IN! ~ h Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
NETHERLANDS LINE

~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Bousns
sur Mer. France.
) = MAASpAM. saturday, May !. nm.
= :. OBDAM saturday Nay II, rrn
Fret cabin si5 and upward second cabin SOS; s;eags
low rates Apply FOR tourist guide and
General Passenger Agency 30 Broadw3y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30

Chirngo Il Alton X. H. sinking Fund Bonds,
Louisiana ~ Missouri River IL. IL. Second
Mortgage Bonds,
Kansas tity. 1T. Louis a Chicago II. X. Pre-
frrrcd stock.
coupons al dividends the above maturing May LIST
ls.,j -, B.. Paid the ttce ~
CttLER, MORGAN ~ CO..
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-18

lin 10 Date.

Pottsville will have a boulevard when
the county pays for it. Then and not
until then.
The Pottsville Republican and Sunday
News are soldering over each other.
Strange bed fellows.
Harrity won again in Harrisburg, yes
terday. No use kicking, Cleveland is
back of that machine.
As we predicted all along the new
county bill is "go' and few Schuylkill
countians will be sorry to lose part of its
territory.
The people who are kicking against the
Judges retiring bill are those who voted
to put an old man on the bench and now
want him to resign.
Editor Parker was disappointed IN
hearing Charles Emory Smiths silver
tired OF Smith, too
Fears are entertained" says the
Journal, that the Quay county bill will
go through next week. What use are the
"pstrlots" any way
The Legislature has come'to the rescue
of the Third Brigade band of Pottsville
Now let the people of that wealthy town
go down into their pockets and pay off
the bands debts and give them fresh
start.
Council meets tonight. Perhaps sone-
thing can be done to save the $500 ex-Tax
Collector Toole owes the borough-by
assessing the Councilmen, pro rata, who
/ ipe etrr to1 in oil of nj
in the payment.
The verdict against the Philadelphia
Times for S45 900 is excessive and out of
proportion and will not stand. In any
other court in the state the defendant
would have been acquitted or mulcted
with few cents costs.
The Commissioners will spend about
$1,000 to prevent the passage of the new
county bill and won't succeed; but the
price of printing will be cut down still
lower to make up the loss.
Dellinger, the printer, of Lancaster
was sentenced three years 70 the Eastern
Penitentisry for printing and selling
obscene literature. Some of our officers
In this county could give information as
to the location of similar concerns not g
thousand miles from town.
| Isn't it about time that the list Of the
| borough resources be examined into and
revised. The idea of adding tn the list Of
resources the extension of the electric
light to Turkey Run" That was an ex
pense the same as any other, such as re
pairing the streets, for instance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-18
THIRD EDITION
Climatic Influence on Health.

It cannot be denied that the influence
of climate upon health is great, and it is
in recognition of this fact that physi
clans send patients suffering with pul
monary diseases to great distances for
"change of air" But when the sufferer
happens to be 100 poor to act upon the
advice his lot is hard, indeed. But it is
not necessarily hopeless. DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery can be had at
any medicine store, and to it thousands
whose cases were considered desperate
owe their lives.
Up to a certain point in the progress of
Consumption, DIR. Pierce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery is a positive remedy. But
delay is dangerous with Consumption.
In all the conditions that lead to it, the
Discovery" is the remedy. With severe
lingering Coughs or Weak Lungs, nothing
acts so promptly. Every disease that can
be reached through the blood yields to
this medicine. The Scrofulous affections
of the lungs that's called Consumption Is
one of them. For this, and for every
other TO m of Scrofula, for all blood.
taints and disorders and all chronic
Bronchial, Throat, and Lung affections,
the Discovery" is the only remedy so
certain that, once used, it is always in
favor.
Can anything else be 'just as good" for
you to buy
Don't you believe 1t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-18
AS Others See We.


Harry Becker on Doyle's Curiosity.
Mickey Doyle, OF the Shenandoah News,
is not pleased with our article on Cor
rnne which appeared last week, and
wonders in that furiously fiery fashion of
his whether the stars diamonds are
similar to those found at Preston Hill or
the Hammond. Now we do not wonder
at Mickey's curiosity, or his ignorance in
all matters pertaining to diamonds, as
the poor fellows experience in this respect
has been necessarily limited. Mickey was
always curious he was curious when he
was treasurer of certain press assocla-
tion at one time strong in this vicinity,
and he will no doubt be curious all dur
ing his life. His way of looking at things,
however, is sometimes defective as a result
of his regarding nature through the rear
ends of cocktail containers so frequently,
and relative to which little weakness of
his Tom Joyce recently said "When it
became known at Lost Creek or in the
quiet Ringtown Valley that the editor of
the News was coming that way, and that
was generally every day, barroom doors
were thrown wide open and licenses were
nailed outside on a tree" Verify, there
is much in that sentence and after careful
consideration we are forced to believe
that it was after one of the trips men
toned that he wrote the criticism of ouI
article. And lastly we would say that
when Mickey issues paper like the Item
or even near like it, then his readers will
rise up in appreciation and leave him in g
position to wear diamonds such as light
the way for our pen at the present
moment.