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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-14
An Odd Collection.

A man in Colorado has a quaint collec-
tion of bottles. 1t is divided into two
sections, Section one is large, Section
two is not. Section one contains hundreds
of bottles, the contents of which his wife
swallowed hoping to find relief from her
physical sufferings. Section two contains
a few bottles that once were filled with DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Itwas this
present remedy that gave the suffering wife
to health again. 1t cures all irregulari-
tiess internal Inflammation and liberation
displacements and kindred troubles. l
has done more to relieve the sutferings O
women than any other medicine known to
science.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-14

Patrick Ryan, of Mahanoy City, had the
little finger of the right hand severed
while spragging car at Lsnigans yester-
day. The other fingers were badly bruised,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-14

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION is here
~ by given that the partnership trading as
Doyle Brothers, publishers has been dissolved
by reason of the death of the late ID. j. Doyle,
one of the firm. All persons indebted to the said
firm are requested to make settlement without
delay and those having claims to present the
same at the office, West Coal street. Shenandoah,
Pa, or TO NJ NJ. BURKE,
6-l2-lw Attorney.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-14

A mountain lion, measuring nine feet
from the tip OF its tail to its nose, was
killed near Hope, B. c., recently.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-14

care you going abroad this summer ?"
asked the watch-case of the main wheel"
~ don't know was the reply, "but if
do I'll travel incog."
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-14

Buy your wall paper and room mould
ing at j ohm L. Hasslers 4-11-2m
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N Ike them sound and active, and to keep
III III 80. The nerves and brain need
u"unshm-nr.
The power OF refreshing and reviving
every p,r' of the lmguid body is what
makes Paine, celery. compound the mar
re"uS slrrugthenrr and lnyigorator Of this
century. 1t j. this same capacity to recruit
the WORT "ut nervous system, to reiuvenate
the blood that has enabled this remarkable
remedy to help SO many debilitated persons
and 10 restore them again to firm health
Rh-umatism, neuralgia, pain in the
region of the heart, debility and nervous
weakness, showing itself in any of its
myral forms, are dispelled by Paine's
celery compound. 1t feeds enervated
tissues all over rhe body. 1t gives fresh
vigor 10 the entire nervous tract, the brain,
the large nerve centres in the spinal cord
and the nerves themselves to their minutest
ramifcatiuns.
1t restores jaded nervous energy. 1t
sends new blood coursing through the
veins. 1t makes people well
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-14

Pile tumors, rupture and tistulae, radi-
cally cured by improved methods. Book
10 cents in stamps. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association Buffalo. n. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-14

DR.. Pierces Pellets cure constipation
piles sick headache, and indigestion, or
dyspepsia.
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Nile eCELLANEOUS.

NNTANTED.---A strong boy to learn the baking
w business. Apply at Burkhart's, % North
Main street. 6-l2-3t
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gained 3opounds in flesh, now weighing
l65 pounds.
my vile is similarly diseased and ia
now taking DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. SO far with benef.
cial results.
Thus knowing By personal eSpe-
rience the great value OF this grand med
icine, write this that others. who have
similar troubles, may be induced to try
Dr.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy and be cured"
People who are sick or ailing in any
way make a serious mistake II they de-
lay moment longer TO use this, with
out doubt, greatest medical discovery
ever made. Even il you have been dis
sppoin ted because other medicines fail.
ed, tre promi1 this remedy ,ril cure.
1t Is not patent medicine, but the
prescription OF the most successful hv-
ing specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases, DR.. Greene, Of S. West
Fourteenth street, New York City. he
has the largest practice in the world,
and this grand medical discovery is the
result. OF his vast experience. The great
reputation Of Dr.. Greene is 4 guarantee
that his medicine will cure, and the
fact that he eau be consulted by anyone
at any time, free OF charge, personally
or by letter. give absolute assurance Of
the beneficial action OF this wonderful
medicine.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

4 leaf OF Gothic Bible OF tho sixth or
seventh century was recently discovered
inithe archives OF the Hau,c Garonno
by an able OF Toulouse. 1t contains
two chapters OF ECclesias.icus, and is
valuable. ior only small portion OF tue
Old Testament translated by Bishop
ulGlas has been preserved.
Russian engineers are studying route
for 4 waterway 10 connec. the VI hite sea
with tho BaliIc. The total distance to be
covered is about $50 miles. Part Of the
route is already navigablc. l, Is e,,i.
mated tina. n uniform depth Of thirty
feet can DO obtained along the entire
route at cost OF 100000.
4 man from Canada was recently in
Portland experimenting tho shipment
Of sixty Canadian horses to England.
Ito IS tho larces. exporter OF horses
from America to England. aud within
twelve month, no la, sent over 1900
horses.
There have been moro arrests for
drunkenness in Philadelphia relatively
to population with 1900 saloons under
high license than there used to bo n few
years ago when 5000 saloons were going
Jude. low lic,nsc.
To the pyramid, bv trolley may ,oon
be possible trip. Tho Egyptian ROY.
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ornmcut has Just granted concession
Tor au electric railroad In Cairo, and tho
pyramids arc only eight miles away.

~ '"'hlue hto ouly elgut mllos away.
Richard sugden. OF Spencer, Mass.
who died recently, left to tho town a
business block valued at SS5, 900, tho
rents ot'which AFRO 10 DO used la tho
malntainaneo Of n public library.
Swedish postotlico statistics show That
Swedoa 10 tho United States transmit.
ted to relative, at homo through money
orders on the average 81 100000 "a year
from 1883 down to, datc.
One Butler county kan odi.or re.
iers 10 another Butler county editor M
one engaged IN the hazardous under.
taking OF trying 10 run a newspaper
without brains"
Partisan restaurant keepers mix lit /.
Ito honey with their butter. This gives
1t IN agreeable flavor, 1t is clairnod, and
makcs inferior butter more palatable.
Five hundred and ,eventy.six archi.
tects have entered tho competition for
tho preparation OF plans for the pro.
iecled Paris exhibition In 1900.
A eMe containing jewels and coins
valued at $1,000 has bceu stolen from
the Egyptian section Of tho Columbian
museum at Chicago.
The total output OF canned tomatoes
in 1894 In the United States was 1874.
567. 9s6 cans, against lo7 5000 cans III
1893.
France leads Europe in whoa. produc.
ton. -. 80 -.
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In 4 speech delivered il the senate on
Tuesday. SsHssor Sherman laid bare tho
demasosy OF the President aud Mr. Will
sou, and the absurdity OF their slate
menis tina. the lack OF revenue, is no.
respol,ible for the financial situation.
or, rather, for the condition OF the treas.
ury. This Mr.. Sherman did in very
few sentences, Among other things he
said:
The President. in 81. message. itscctIy 10 me-,
does not state this question a. frankly AS he
Eererally stG:es propositions. He nays II IL not
Hquesiioa o! the wani o, revenue. but (: Is the
clrinuiop oiSold. that the Un!led States notes
Src presented 70. payne IN gold, that the gold !,
paid ont and the Cnltrd States notes 30 into tile
treasury. II those United States EOtes had bscu
left In the treasury untouched thCrc would have
been no d!.iculiv OF this kind. but tho admins
Ink, those United States notes, insi redeemed In
gold. AID paid them out tor tho ordinary eI-
peuIeh Of tho government TO supply cedci=acy
In TnTenue Thee Is tue trouble.
This is clear statement oil the cause
OF the trouble, which both Mr.. Cleye-
land in his message and Mr.. Wilson in
a speech in the house have soughsto
cover UP. by the assertions that the
revenue, are ample and tina. We are
steadily drifting toward surplus"
But whatever may be the particular
trouble, there i, but ono thing to do
now, and that is to afford immediate
relief. Mr.. Sherman says Congress can
do 1t by the adoption OF n simple meas.
urc, and In this he agrees with tho
President and all sound money mon.
The Ohio senator suggests a popular
loan. in tho following language:
Let there be authority granted IN Issue per
cent bond. and such bond VIII be eagerly
taken. II you do not wish 10 deal with bankers
end capitalist. reject caiu bonds uBd Offer TO
che people OF tho United States certificates OF In.
debiedrcSs promising 10 pay small iuiercs. on
ihern. sni tho NEIL o! small IsyiusI Oiour coun.
try will come forward and sIop Slpply the
wants Of our SoyrTnmeuL There is today ST..
5000 0tD deposited 10 the savings bIuks OF the
United stAicN. IheTr IL that amount In the
ttorehouseS OF she ;'o0r and the lAbOrng men OF
.his country. GtTG them the opportunity. and
two days Then'thc difficulty vlll b, over. Tha
iTtElIury Will ns fortified anti strengthened by
the sale OF these certificates, the defcieucy in
our rsysnues Will be supplied and the rc,ump.
t!oa iuud be restored.
This would seem TO meet tho re-
quirenents OF the situation until the
revenues eau BIO increased by tho in
come tax and tho sugar duty. Bu, the
fact remains. u, Senator Sherman SAYS,
that the drain OIL tic gold reserve eau
be sloppcd by passing Law TO increase
tho rcvcnue. That tho assertions OF
Mr., Cleveland and Mr.. Wilson tina, u
aurplu' Ia Nccumulasin. arc no. DO.
lievod by ona,ou is evidenced BY the
promp:ness with which Senator Cor.
mans suggestion Tor aa inquiry was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-02

REPoRrs received at the agricultn rnl
department show heavy falling of OF
the number Of sheep in the United
States during the pas. year. On tao
LIST OF January. 1894. the total was As.
0tS,0l7. The department cannot We.
give tho exact total for January. 1895,
but states that it will probably vary no.
far from 100000. The heaviest 70.
duciions are reported from the western
states, whore the low price OF wool has
produced material results. Free wool
is doing its work in destroying the
American wool growing industry.
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acknowledgement
wHEELiSG. FEBRUARY y, 1905.
Henry G. Davls's splenlid on,r.

\ magnificent oter from Hon. Horny
G. Davis to contribute $1,000 cash and
a suitable site for the proposed state
industrial home for girls, was received
by the legislature yesterday. Tho only
condition. Mr.. Davis imposes upon the
state is tina. the latter will provide for
the maintenance OF the Institution.
The proposition is that OF one oil
our public spirited citizens, who sees
the necessity for such a humane insti.
tuition. and is ready to give cheerfully OF
his means toward i,s establishment. II
there was opposition among legislators
TO the founding OF such homs from
motives OF economy, that objection has
been removed by Mr.. Davis's generous
offer, and there Is now no jus. reason
why the legislature should not pass tho
bill.
The 1SvELLiGEScER has frequently
pointed GU. the crying need for the in.
stisu,ion. Its Establishment would be
in the interest OF humanity. OF morality.
OF good citizenship. The good tina. it
would accomplish can scarcely be cal.
cuiated: Let the legislature push the
matter through.
The citizens OF West Virginia will
honor the name OF Henry G. Davis for
this generous act, as well rs for others
he has performed. The splendid elf. he
has offered the state is not the firs. OF
his good deeds in this direction. and it
will probably not be his last. Like those
who arc associated with him in his in
dustrial enterprises. he is will
ling that the state shall share in
the benefits OF his wealth. Rich
men who invest their capital in
the development OF the resource, OF
West Virginia, and contribute to the
upbailding OF her institutions, are a
blessing 10 the commonwealth. Such
men are Davis. Elkins, Camden and
many others VINO, on account Of their
wealth, have been targets Tor the az
saul.s Of political demacoSues, OF late.
We have such philanthropis.s here in
Wheeling. All OF these men will be re-
membered BY grateful people long
after their detractors are forgotten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-02

one for every 32S for 1890. Reports for
other years from West Virginia not
given might change the average some.
what but as have no other reports,
these alone show that there is some
legislation needed.
Pennsylvania. Illinois and Great Brit.
ain have laws requiring the mine in.
spectors, mine foremen aud mine bosses
to pass careful examinations and show
that they are qualified for the impor.
tant positions. In Coronado, Iowa, Wy.
omiug and Washington the inspectors
are appointed by the governor, after be.
ing examined by board OF practical
miners and mining engineers. Ala.
bama requires the mine bosses to hold
certificate OF competency, but does
not require the inspector to pass any
examination. West Virginia is the
fourth state in the production OF coal
and why should We Eos have better
mining law and protest the live. and
health OF the men employed in the
mines? The inspectors should DO se-
lec:cd from among practical miners who
have made mining study ior years
and the best informed men on pracsi-
cal mining and the sciences connected
with it should make the hes, inspect.
ors. There is certainly no better way
TO find such men than to require them
10 show before 40 examining board
what they know.
The mining boss should have moro
than two years practical experience.
as required by the present law OF West
Virginia. II he does not understand
mine ventilation he cauno, veutila,e
the mine properly, no matter WIS,
power Is applied TO produce it. II he
has not 4 good knowledge Of the
chemistry OF the gases found in mines
he Is not ii. person TO have charge offs
mine giving oil explosive gases, and il
he does not visi. tho working places
often he cannot expect to reduce acci.
dents from falls OF roof and sides. Tho
present law requires tho mine boss to
visit each working place twice each
week and this Is not complied with a.
all. The mines he should visit, the
working places every day il possible and
the law should require him to SEQ each
place overy other day and the mine
inspector should find out whether it
was complied with or not. |, is to be
hoped that before the legislature ai-
iourns they will be good enough to give
us such law as is asked for from
Marion county.
ELLSwoaTH REPpEsr,
IIdt0n, W, Ia. ian. 30 1895
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TIRE Fairmon. Free Press notes tha.
a religious wave passed over tha. town
last Friday night; tina. all the business
houses were closed, and that "eyen the
saloonkeepers shut up SO as 10 give
their customers chance to 20 TO
church" in response to reques. from
thsministcrsof the Protestant churches.
Since the Mountain City took on her
boom she doesn't do things by halves,
and the same spiri: that anima.es her
bushes, lie posses,e. her religious re.
vival. Everybody aud all classes take
hand. Fairmont is setting Z good e1.
ample before her neighbors.
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Wheeling having settled down 10 level where
prize fights can be pulled off within her limits
without even a protest, Il need cause no sur.
prise TO see Pittsburgh cutting her acquaintance
IN the nesc t1turc- - PIt.saar3i D1pdtea
The above paragraph from our valued
Pittsburgh friend does Wheeling great
injustice. The prize fight of Wednes.
day night, to which the Dispatch evil
IDENTIFY refers, was not pulled of"
within the city linits. nor did it occur
even in the same county in which the
city is located. The Dispatch owes our
city aud county authorities an apology.
Even were the Dispatch's statement as
to location true, its comment would be
unwarranted In view OF the TACT that
the promoters and patrons OF the dsht
were mostly citizen. OF Pittsburgh. and
that the two principals were distiu-
tinguished members OF our big neieh-
bor', sporting fraternity.
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acted upon. 1t Is worry evidcn. that tho
administration Is interested in hiding
tho truth from the people. and that, In
tho language Of Mr.. German, au In.
quiry will develop startling deficiency.
twill also appear that the deficiency
is mainly duo to tho Democratic kinder.
rarten tariff legislation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-02

SnEsrTTor! Ndts.l Morning H1d'd.
The Herald Acknowledges the receipt
OF i handsome calendar. issued from
the office Of the lSrELLiGESCEE, Wheel.
ing, Yves, Virginia, tho leading Rerub.
lican paper OF that state. To the steady,
homes. work Of tho ISTELilagxcEE since
1852 the Republicans owe the fact tina,
West Virginia is now Republican
state,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-02

TIE gentlemen Of tho legislature who
are opposed to tho normal schools
should think twice botore they act.
These institutions arc a valuable part Of
our educational systom aud deserve
llibora support.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-02

THE death OF Ward McAllister. New
Yorks society leader. and the organizer
OF the Four Hundred, removes an uni
que figure from the exclusive social
circle OF Gotham. His talents wore so
peculiarly his own, that his place will
be hard 10 I'LL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-02

Similar causes that produced the mes.
sage OF December. 1857. produced the
one of January, 1895. Democracy was
then in power as it is now. and free
trade theorists were then. as now, prac-
ticing upon tho industrial and financial
welfare OF the country.
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A Parallel,

Thosc who are posted on tho history
Of tho country for tho past forty years
cannot help being struck with tho TO.
semblance OF tho condition Of affairs TO-.
day to that OF 1857, whom Prosidon.
Buchanan, tho last OF tho Democratic
Presidents before the era OF Republi.
canism. sent a message to Congress III
which no used language very similar to
that used by the present executive in
his rccont financial message. Then No
now tho President, as tho ISrxLl,ory.
GER pointed out yesterday. was obliged
to AK Congress 10 provide come remedy
for tho evils resulting from free trade
legislation and tho Encouragement. Of a
Democratic administration.
Following, in parallel columns, arc
extracts from tho message, OF the two
Democratic Presidents. Tho language
employed Is no. unlike, showing a
similarity OF the prevailing conditions,
which followed, in each case, an attempt
TO toist FREQ trade on the country:
Buchnn.n'G message tolClsvelsnd 10 Coa,res
ConErCNS Dec. 5, lSj7i Jan. Is 1896:
We have possessed ALI In the mean time thu
tho elements OF mAte.Is situation has so changed
IiA wealth IN rich aud the emergency now
abundance, and yet,iAppeArs 80 threatening
notwtthsu landing all that doom n nlr duty
these advantages, our TO ask at the hands Of
country. IN It's none the legislative branch
taEy lnletcAt. is at the OF the government such
present moncnt In aprompt and effective
deploTaeIe condition. action as will restore
IN tne midst OF unsur. confidence In our HuAu.
passing plenty In all c!alsoundpess an i avert
me productions and in business disaster aud
Az me elements OF "a. u Universal distress
tonAl wealth, We ind among the people
our manufactures sus- With natural re-
pended, our public sources unlimited In
WoFkS retarded, onrivaflety and productive
private works OF older. strength. aud with a
en- Kinds abandoned: people whose activity
ana thousands OF useful and enterprise seek
laooteH thrown out ot,only q fair opportunity
employment aud re- Ito achieve national
duccd TO want TheSuccsS and greatness.
revenues OF the govern. our progress should no,
ment which are chiefly be checked by a false
derived from duties on financial policy and
imports from abroad. needless disregard OF
mas ,becn greatly re. sound monetary laws
daced. nor should the ttmId!ty
and fear which Their
engender stand In the
fwAy oil our prosperity.
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Perhaps les His Head,

Chicago HiPGich.
President Cleveland l., mo dude, bu.
still there is something quite swell
about him.
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Col WArrEasos will observe tho fact
that President Cleveland has not ye.
succeeded in tanning his team OF wild
horse. -.
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- =. 1sl'a@T OtNEt II WI Z III :,
Uahon, ", Ia, ian. 80. 1895.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

CT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, EEv'
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-31

An exchange says that a super
intendent in neigboring county
recently asked every teacher in the
county Institute who took their To-
cal paper to hold up their hands and
out of about one. hundred SIX re-
sponded at which he expressed sur
prise and said, "You don't spend
one dollar a year with these papers,
yet you expect them to print, free
Of charge, notices of institutes, in.
sert long programmes of same and
full report of what you say and do
on these occasions and thus expect
them to advertise you and your
abilities in your chosen profession,
thus assisting you to climb the lad.
der to higher positions and better
salaries without a cents postage In
return" He closed saying; "Your
condition In the matter would lead
me, here | an editor Of these papers,
TO throw into the waste basket any
communication sent me by the so.
ciety the members Of which are too
stingy to take a paper, or If | In
serted It to demand full advertising
rates for every line published