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THE WASTED CAN
NEVER BE RECLAIMED.

II 10 folly to waste time with unoertain
and untried doctors. when the evidence is
soAbundant ana conclusive that Dr. Walker
For the past three years DR.. Walker
has from time to time published In the
daily papers unimpca clsahie evidence OF
his skill and ability in curing all forms Of
nervous and chronic Diseases Sufferers
from Indigestion, constipation. headache,
backache, asthma, bronchitis, rheumatism,
malaria, insomnia, nervousness, lost man
hood or any form OF skin trouble should
remember that Dr. Walkers only charge,
including all medicines, Is
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$3.50,
Cash or Credit.

They're All wool Cbeviots and Cas-
simeres, light, medium, and dark
patterns and they're suits which
are selling now abou. town for much
more than We have had them marked.
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THE MORNING TIMES, SATURDAY, JULY a5, 1896

aad suggests adjournment. Believed he
has Myah's telegram.
12:O2 q. n. Weaver retires without BE-
ting given chance to explain. Roll call
ordered.
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$500 MONTH.

Young or middle aged mon suffering from
the effects of their own follics or excuses,
or those who feel their youthful vigor and
power declining, should consult DR.. Walker,
WHO has been the means of resi- storing hun
dreds OF such uDfortunates to health,
strength and hardness
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Choice of any Mans Straw Hat
in the house-no matter how
much it sold for-for 800.
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4 Wonderful Medicine
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Frightful Dreams. and all Nervous and Tremb-
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THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY
MINUTES. This is no fiction. Every sufferer Is
earnestly invited TO try enc Box Of these Pills
and they Will be acknowledged 90 DO
The morning times., 1896-07-25

Demands of Summer Guests.
"Them folks from town didn't stay much
of spell, Uncle Reuben?''
"Naw. went back mad cause we didn't
rev no cycle paths an 'iec.ric lights in
he blackberry patch. Chicago Record
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DIR. WALKER

Can be consulted from 10 a. m to p. IN.
every day: Sunday, from 10 TO IL a. M,
and Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sat
urday evening, TO 8.
His we'll known sanitarium is No. 1411
Pennsylvania avenue, next to Willard's
Hotel.
The morning times., 1896-07-25

Choice of the line of Mems 75c
Laundered Percale Shirts, 44c. as
long as they last.
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steamer comai Ran Aground.

Steamer Comai Ran Aground. :.
Key West, Fla, July 24.-The steamer
Coniai. Sam Risk master. boun1 from Gal
weston to this port, ran ash ore this after
noon about seven miles southwest OF this
city. Wreckers have gone to her assist
ance.
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Connecticut Sound Money Declaration.
New Haven, Conn, July 24.-An ad-
dress to the sound money Democrats Of
Connecticut for a convention is printed
here today aud has been extensively signed
by sound money Democrats OF New Haven.
The address says that the declarations OF
the Chicago platform are utterly opposed
to the essential financial principles adopted
unanimously by the Democratic State
convention held at Hartford June 10 last.
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We've done an enormous busf-
ness in Mems Bicycle suits. We're
closing out all that's left at
greatly reduced prices.
Golf Pants, $1ss, that were So 90 and
$500.
Golf Hose and Sweaters reduced also.
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BLAME THE REPUBLICANS.

The finesse was not charged gaiust any
body in particular, bat it is rather improb-
able that it could have been done by the
Democrats themselves.
The Republicans, it is well known, be-
1eve in hoodoos MI Reed, for instance.
Ioes not prcsage great good TO himself
should he speak at Cooper Union Hall, and
there is an idea that it wouldn't do to
let Mr. Bryan lave any of the rabbit foot
consequences of accepting the nomination
In the garden from which Cleveia nd went
forth to paralyze the G. O. P. in '92.
The mass meeting in New York will go
ON all the same. even If it is necessary to
go over to "Ccrey's Island'' or some other
place big enough to hold the silver stall
warts. All tie same, If it is true. said
several OF the local Democrats last night, it
is a mighty mean trick, and then they
went on to say that If 1t was not the
Republicans WHO were a t the bottom OF it,
il was the sorehcad Democrats of the money
vaults, which was even mole discreditable.
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4 WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

BEECHAM,S PILLS, taken as directed,
Will quickly restore females tocompletc health.
They promptly removo distractions or irregu-
lartties of the system For
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Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver

they act Ike naglc-a few doses will work Won.
ders upon the Vital Organs; Strengthening the
muscular system. restoring tho long lost com.
plexion. bringing buck the keen edge of apps.
lite. and arousing with the Rosebud Of
Health tho whole physical energy OF
the human frame. These are facts admitted ~
thousands, in all classes OF society, and one OF
the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debili-
tated Is that Bccchamss Pills have the
Largest Sale OF any Patent Medicine
In the World.
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MAY USE THE C.E. TENT.

1t is understood, however, that some Of
the features will be torcHlight procession
and fireworks and music to burn. 1t is
not. OF course, yet determined where the
meeting win be. Some of the members
spoke of Convention Hall, and others OF
the space 10 front OF the city hall. timely
suggestion was, however, made by an
unofficial member of the party TO tie effect
that the management should hire the great
Christian Endeavor tent, which is now
the property of tie local c. Els, aud
hold the meeting therein.
The capacity OF tie tent. full of wide
spreading kirtsand balloon sleeves, isabout
ten thousand. 1t ought to accommodate
probably twelve thousand of straight up
and down men, although it is not unlikely
that there will be great demand for space
for the ladies' on the coming occasion. The
biggest capacity in hall room in tire city is
that OF Convention Hall. which can ac-
commodate about six thousand or maybe
seven thousand al push.
An these are, however, mere matters OF
detail. which will be taken care of nv
the joint meeting on next Tuesday night.
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Eiphonzo Youngs Co.

Eiphonzo Youngs Co.
Pay 30c and 35c a pound
if you please for Elgin
Creamery Butter. We ask
you but
25c pound.
and guarantee that there's
no finer to be had at any
price. We control the en-
tire output of an Elgip
Creamery.
Elphonzo Youngs Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
428 9th ST.. bet. D and e.
We close at 9 p. m. including Saturday.
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ALL TO PARTICIPATE.

The following plan was agreed on: The
committee appointed Messrs. X aibfus. chair
man; Boyle, Miller. Scanlon, Doyle. Kelly.
Small. Whi;tekindt, Cook and Darling a
subcommittee of nine to communicate with
all the Democratic soci atoms and
clubs in the city. The subcommittee will
ask each association and club to send
three delegates TO a meeting to be held
next Tuesday night at Myers Hotel.
These delegates will be met by the sub
committee OF nine and will make arrange
ments OF time, place and circumstances
The recommendations will be submitted TO
the central committee on the following
Friday night, when probably the Official
program viii be given TO the public. The
Friday night meeting OF the central CON-
mittee will also be held at Myers Hotel
at $40 O'Clock.
One of the committee was asked IL any
thing was said last night as to the scope
and character of the demonstrat on. He
said that they had only discussed matters
in rough outline and did not wish tn an
ticipate the Recommendations of the joint
meeInG of its subcommittee and the
n a inus'
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WITHOUT a RIVAL,

ANNUAL sales more than 6,UUUyUUU Boxes
2sc. at Drug Stores. or VIII be sent by U.s..
Agents B. +. ALLEN CO., ss5 Cana. st.. New
York. post paid. upon receipt OF price. Book
tree upon application.
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Earl Of Macclesfield Dead.
London. July 24.-Thonas Augustus
WoIstenholme Parker. sixti Earl of MIC
ciesfield. died today, aged eiYhty-flve years.
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TRICK TO CHOKE OFF bryan
Madison Square Garden Said
to Be Pre-empted.
SHADY POLITICAL FINEssE
Report at Democratic Headqua rters
That the Boy Orator Must Find
OF the Cleveland Rabbit Foot
SpecuIations About the Plot.

There is Madison Square Garden plot
which reads like the part of some heavy
villain in cGt-throat political play.
The story is stiil in manuscript at Demo-
cratic Congressional headquarters, but
sufficient came out yesterday to Indicate
the fertility of New York campaign re-
sources.
The plot is about tie most Ingenious
that could be devised to give Candidate
Bryan the most exquisite torture. The
design is to prevent him from talking in
Madison Square Garden or the holding
there of the ceremony OF notifying that
candidate of his nomination and tile max
ing of the consequent and inevitable
speeches.
Yesterday afternoon q prominent men,
Der OF the Interstate Democratic Associa-
tion called at headquarters on political
business and incidentally to talk about the
prospects, size and so forth OF the lotifi-
cation meeting in New York, il being al
ways understood that that function was to
be held at Madison Square. 1t is known
that the Interstate Democrats OF this city
propose to run big excursion to New York
in that event and that arrangementst there
for are now in progress.
EXPLODED A BoMBsHELL.
"When do you expect this affair to come
OFF, asked clerk at Democratic head
quarters OF the Interstate Democrat.
1--WE expect it to come off some where
between the LIST and 10th OF August at
Madison Square"
II don't think it WILL rejoined the
clerk. II understand that Madison Square
Garden has been hired by some Que for
that period"
by whom?''
~ don't know"
For what purpose?'
I've don't know"
There was some speculation then right
off that this trick had been pa yed on the
Democracy or the Bryan people or New
York to keep them from celebrating In the
garden which launched Mr. Cleveland on
bis winning campaign 1t WAS also said
that it was likely that theideainpreempting
the garden against the Democrats was to
force them to hold the meeting ut some
place where it would be impossible to have
the kind OF garden party desired.
nI ANfC THE prDy-ny yrANS
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SELECT RELIGIOUS READING.
rnrsyxrrvo oun noprrs TO oop.

We sometimes feel "a II our souls are Gods
but our bodies, which. in their present char
acter, have to do only with this life, are our
own! OF course this Is grave error. The
body Is Gods "a truly as the soul, and the
interdependence OF the two IL 80 close and
complete that the soul IL hampered by what
ever Injuries or enfeebles the body. This Is
true enotwithstandingth the fact that some grand
souls exhibit their beauty and power In spite
ofthe inflrmties OF the bodies In which they
are housed. Therefore. II IL part OF our
duty 20 God to care well for the body. IL
goes without saying that every gross, lust
ful indulgence Is shameful and full Of
harm to the human body. Even those ha-
bituated to excess understand this. Prob
ably they comprehend II most clearly. But
any one accustomed to study peoples hab-
its. any competent physician, for evomple
will testify that the body ofter, IS abused In
toleraby by many well-mGsshing ptrsons
who are unaware how they ,ii treat Il. For
instance, many are afraid ~ fresh air. They
stine themselves In close rodns by day and
sleep without ventilation at niRnt instead OF
training Themselves TO use n constant supply
OF pure air. and merely to rNolu dangerous
draughts. They grow pale ana feeble and
pity themselves for .he invalidism
which IL their own ault. Again.
food of inferior quality 3r inIudiciously
prepared has ruined more ives than many
an epidemic disease. IL s our duty to-
God TO eat wholesome foo; and Il Il not
costly. Furthermore. hupreds OF people
dose themselves Continuali with medicines.
Any patent mixture which heard OF favor.
ably l. used, often In utter inVrance of t.
elements or true purpose. ant"any who
scorn such remedies take muchl0re legiti
mate medicine than i good n them, AMI
grow 90 depend upon II.
These familiar facts suggest the lfnc.
along which multitudcs Of 9th wise scrfSi.
Bile and GOd-iearing persons d to learn
how to honor their Creator by ter care o
the body.
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AHuaB coal PROPERTY SALE.

Bell. Lewis & Yates have disposed Of their
great coal properties to the Rochester and
Pittsburg Coal and Iron company. The news
was great surprise to coal men. This
immense dcnl. representing millions OF
money, was brought to n completion In New
York Friday. The terms Of sale cover all the
property of Bell, Lewis * Yates. md of Bell
Lewis In Pennsylvania aud New York .com-
prisng coal lands. mines In operation. with
Equipment railroads, coke ovens, company
stores, etc. The conl lands cover ~, 900 acres
In Jefferson aud Clcarilcld counties. In Penn
sylvauin. or COURSE four-llfth are held in
Tee simple, while tn" other llith l. controlled
10y the lcasc, which l. practically perpetual.
Dcsidcs the mines. there are 100 coke ovens
The four company stores owned 10y Bell Il
Lewis are the R"ynold~yillc aud Falls Greek
1ni u branch called the Falls Creek. Theft
line connects with the Buffalo. Rochester and
plttshurg the Erie. the Allegheny Valley
and the Ridgway aud Clcurlcld Possession
Of tn" property will De- given 10 the new own
ers May 10.
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AnsENr rMrNrN NrAns.

Twenty years ago William Martin. son oI
Rev. Philip Martin. of sharon, disappeared
from home. and after n thorough search he
was given up for dead. Some murth- ago,
whllr reading Of "A railway accident in Mary
land, the father saw the name uf his son in
the list ~ killed, and all doubt uf his being
Hliv" then was dismissed. \ few days ago
Mr. and Mrs. Martin were surprised by their
son who walked into their home.
Work ON the extension Of the lIcmpncld
railroad, frou. Horminic To Cowansburc. II
distance uf about i've miles, has begun. Tho
extension will connect with the (oughioghr-
ny railroad. and the terminus will bo less
than two miles from the Il. Il q. The idea
j. to- open up rich coal field. controlled by
the Brrwind White Coal Company. II Is uu-
dcrstood that shafts will be- SINK just ~ soon
~ the extension i completed.
out of thrty-thrrc applicants who wcrc re-
Gently examined here Tor mine forrmrn by
Mine Inspector Josiah 4. Evans ot the stat"
board OF examiners the following passed
successfully: John Thomas ot JohuStown,
James Nelson 81 Glen Campbell James
i holson and James Campbell of Hastings.
=. T,h Platt II South Fork, and William Old
Held Of Barnc-buro.
The Pittshurg, Shcnnngo aud Lake Eric
| railroad company have another proposed
! route. and are now having survey made tn
I SCI MU'lIff u NoNll i' l'tlNlNl' VI Ipl. ~
| Is 10 cut from Krcmi- to Osgood aud thereby
avoid the Shenango hill. The other propos-
| ed route by the zig bend, IL however, grow
| ing Ia favor.
Colonel L. X. Hahn, native of Strouds
burg, and -"sidcnt OF the Manhattan
' Eleyated van, "nnv, ~ '"rb
was accidcutally killcu -, a tram
| Springs, n. y.
The textile mills Of samuel Riddle's
AZ Glen Riddle, wns destroyed by fire Sntur.
IaN' u'ca7loning loss OF :l3O,0OO. and
throwing u number of hands out OF employ
mcnt
David T. Caldwell. Of Tyrone. nsboon an.
pointed coroner oi Blair coanty by Goyrrnor
Hastings caldwell was "A combine drlnl,uto
10 III" state Republican convention last sum.
NOR
By the rollapsing ot roof ut the Roscua
furnace, New Caste, several wurkuru ,yrr,,
injured. Michael lolli,trr diving af,rr being
s"movrd To th" hospital.
Mrs. Best, of J"nrncttr. had her pocket
llr""d hnd considerable sum of money
taken while watching circus parade
Dr. q. W. Hamilton, II sp"cnlist, from
'nlumhus, ONO, has been arrested NJ Mead.
NlII', Inr prdriiring without license
John Penny. colorrd man ~ Beaver
Fails, tried to commit suicide Saturdny by
taking arsenic. lie Is still In danger
DR. } Ross Reed, Of Cir. nshu:s. ma, h,on
elected resident physician OF the Polyclinlc
hospital, at Philadelphia
DR. John Hail. the distinguished New York
divine, will address the Scotch-lrish congrc,,
in llarrishnrg June
Forest fires near Donts have DESTROYED
several oil tanks and riggiHgs. Loss So
900
An unknown woman was badly burned In
a freight wreck near Milton, SATURDAY,.
tuberculosis was discovered In three coyI
near Erie and they were at once shot.
burst water main at Rochester Hooded
cellars and did consilcrablr damage
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Nevsy Cleaning.

Tho Massachusetts, State census shows a
population OF 2,5 0.lsj ths females exceed
ing tho males by II go.
The once famous Guinopa gr0upe Of mines.
In Mexico, have been rrlpenel aud ch ore
Is snld To have been found.
Recorder Con. Of New York CITY. has de-
rlded that II Is contempt OF cDur. Tor Il man
TO send his Office boy 70 represent him.
The German E'ichstag. by Il vote Of 200 to
JJ, adopted motion 10 prOalOit options on
grain and grain products on the exchange.
host OF southern textile manufacturers
met IN Atlanta, Ga, on May -. to Orgdui,s
the southern roxtile Mlnutacturers' As,oci-
alton.
fog bell, situated on the coast at New
port. H. l., proved u be such nuisance to
the people living there that 1t has been re-
moved
George Grfln, convicted at Danvlle. Ky.,
OF running u crap game, was sentenced -
the penitentiary for oue year, hned $500,
ana forever barred from voting Or holding
public office.
w. ). Kerr, who was recently nominated
Tor Congress from Columbia, OhiO, has csr-
TILED that his nomination cost him 81. OF
lhl5 nfty cents was paid for railway iare and
nfty cents for hotel expenses.
A mint is to built at Soorhow, China, for
the coming OF dollars aud subsidiary coin.
The machinery forthe mint has been orderei
IN England. The Governor OF the Province
oI Shanghai has contributed about $4,000
towards the enterprise.
Tennessee is raising tea.
Word was received trom United States
Minister 10 China Danby thar no fOrsi yners
would be employed In the construction OF
the railroad from Shanghai to SwaCow. Lo-
ctl merchants viii supply the capital aud
Chinese merchants will build the road.
IL Is reported that General Wheaton has
gone 10 Mexico TO negotiate with the author
titles some arrangement for more efil cient
corporation between the American and
Mexican troops in the pursuit OF renegade
indians and law-b.easlng whites on the oor-
der.
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noLY ENrHusIAsM.

He IL meagre, unfinished, uIhripe,
unimpressive Christian who does hot pO
those peculiar graces which are only
won by suffering and trial. Do MT {
back from the possession of any spil
treasure, | beseech you, from the drei
paying dearly for It. The world ing
holds no toll, no sacrifices, that ars ne
TO secure the coveted gains or ho a )rs.
merchant begrudges not the eve tnIlngs
away from his own ilreside, II
extra hours over his ledgers will
but an extra dividend or profits.
sculptor counts not the long months W
which see him with hammer and fhisel
suing the imprisoned figure which his
eye detects within the block OF L
marble. And the children OF light
carry into their service of Christ the
untiring ardor, the same zeal, and the
self-denial by which the children o
world win wealth and honor and 81
ments. oh, for a holy enthusiasm a
coyetousness TO become rich toward
Theodore Cuyler, d. ID.
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~ HONOR PnEFRRRINn.

Some will have received honor this m,
Others. equally deserving, have been pu
by. Can they be equally contrnted
happy Certainly. No one who make
will OF God his supreme del ght
ever be really disappointed. Ho
has even philosophical acceptance OF e,
will not concede to any one, or ones
right or the power to disturb his Pc
and they who love their neighbors as Il
selves will be able to fully rejoice in
neighbors' joy. Perfect humility Is n
found, but II sufficient approach to that
excellence should be mastered To make
seeking out OF the question. We are
competent judges Of our own qualillcat
We can see plainly that other people ar,
in their own ease. IL is altogether prob
that we have similar intlrmities and par
ties. The good old rule of the Apostle
honor preferring one another. though
perhaps altogether popular at presen
still the safest and most truly excellent.
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KEYSTONE STATE NEWS CONDENSED.
POTATOES TO BURN.
The Yield in Center County Greater Than
the Demand

Center County farmers have yet on their
hands thousands of bushels OF potatoes which
now are such drug on the market that they
cannot dispose Of them at any price. They
arc offering them for 10 cents per bushel,
but find sale slow. The acreage in this
county last year was the largest ever known
and owing to the low price Ia the fall and
winter many farmers held their crop for high
sr price. The rise In the market did not
come and now they are suffering the loss of
entire crops. Harrison Kline. living near
Bollefontc, has 800 bushels which he will
give away to anyone who will go and get
them. While others are feeding the tubers
10 their stock IA the best means of getting
them out of the way.