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HARRISBURG. PA. TUESDAY EVENING. MAR. 15.

189S. The sail follows the sale of those two new battleships we purchased from Brazil. Some of that $50,000,000 spent already. Well, as Kokoi remarked, stint President McKinJey heard a War ser woin on Sunday, but really it was not necessary. A doleful tale comes up from the yellow Journalists in Cuba, to the effect that Captain General Blanco will not permit himself fe be interviewed.

What is he there for? And what are they there for? Hie Captain General is spoiling the game. gome of the witnesses who testified for the defense in the trial of the sheriff and deputies for shooting the rioters at Laltti mer, have been; assaulted and abused by friends of the rioters. If that sort of thing keeps up the sheriff may again have to be called, and he knows what to do. The Supreme Court has refused to enjoin the new Oapitol Commission from awarding a contract for the erection of the new building, and the Commission can now fulfiil the promise made some time ago that in the event of the refusal of the injunction it will at once proceed to build the CapitoJ. The England cotton, spinners are gradually returning to Work.

They are coming to their senses when they realize that the owners of the mills cannot pay higher wagea than any other industry and at the same time compete with the mills in the South', where the wages are smaller than in the North. It is eaid that in case of war with Spain Consul General Lee will be made a Brigadier General by President McKin ley, Who has a high regard for him. General Lee has certainly shown Some brilliant qualities while filling the difficult position of American representative at Havana, and he is a bom leader. Those two new warships we have purchased from Brazil should be named Maine and Ohio, it being the custom to name first class ships for States. Tie first could be named for the vessel that was kt and the second for the State from whence came the President who has proved himself so great a patriot in time of emergency.

President Isadora Sobel, of the State League of Republican Clubs, has been appointed postmaster of Erie as a reward for hi hard work in keeping the league in good condition as an auxiliary to the Republican State Committee. Mr. 'a many friends all over Pennsylvania will regard with) satisfaction this fresh evidence of good judgment on the part of President MeKinley. A Bethlehem boy is crazy from excessive cigarette smoking. He set his father's house on fire and stood off a ptase of policemen.

And yet there is a law in this State against the selling or giving cigarettes to boys. Has anybody ever heard of a general enforcement of that law. Except in a couple of instances there have been no prosecutions, but in every case where there has been a prosecution there has been a conviction. That aught to encourage parents. A cheerful Spanish newspaper announces that Spain; may be whipped in a war with this country, bnt before she goes he will hang crepe on the American flag.

'The nation does not exist that can hang crepe on Old Glory, and the nation that attempts it will be so everlastingly walloped that she will not recover in a century. When it comes to tanging Crepe Uncle Sam win do his full ijJmre. If that be Jingoi mi, make the nvvft of it. A queer proposition confronts the Governor of Nebraska. One of the Maine's wounded sailors is an escaped convict from a Nebraskan prison, and the Governor is asked to pardon him that ho may return home.

As the offense for which the man was convicted was a particularly grave one, the Governor hesitates before acting, and because the young man was a Maine victim the Governor's instincts of patriotism prompt him to pardon him at once. Better wait until lie gets well and then pardon him. After this year New York will hold biennial sessions of the Legislature, the bill having passed both branches of the Legislature and gone to the Governor. As the Governor has made the enactment the biH into a law a peisonal matter it is certain to receive his approval. The tendency throughout the Union is to hold as few sessions of the Legislature as i's ible and make the sessions as short, as possible.

The session of the Il'inois Legislature this year did not last two months, axid even before the expiration of that time the Governor of Illinois was not chary of his hints that the legislators nght to go home. New York has acted wisely, as he find out in due time. Xbm afeyal is the highest grade baking powder Actaal tests show it goes oae tMrs further than cay other bread. Si POWDER Absolute! Pure H6VAL BAKIN0 POWDtft The fr aiivw Democrat! of Pennsylvania, have served notice on George Guthrie, of Pittsburg, that he cannot get a place on the State ticket this year, and that the sooner he drops his Gubernatorial aspirations the better it will be for hi peace of mind. It seems that Mr.

Guthrie Was on the original Democratic electoral' ticket in 1S0C before the party was committed to the heresy of free silver, but after the party flopped over into the Bryan camp his self respect would jiot permit him to remain on the ticket, and he promptly rosignrd. his place. being fi led by a silver bug. For this little action on part Mr. Guthrie has been ostracised by the maeliioeand notice has been served on him rlfir he need not look for anv.

pnneal favors. As Mr. Guthrie a young man he will ourlive the free silver heresy acd the Democratic free silveriies will le hunting for him in the near future and begging him to take a place on the ticket. The Salvation. Army, of Reading, spent the night iii jail because it disturbed a sick man and would not move on.

While the army has a right to the occupancy of the streets it ought to be reasonable. Have you noticed how the average American citizen swells with pride when he discusses the situation with Spain and says "we?" From all accounts the next pugilist who meets Sailor Sharkey in a ring ought to go armed with an axe. CUMBERLAND VALLEY. A branch of the Haymakers' Association has been formed in Waynesboro. The corner stone of White Rock Lutheran Church, at Pondtown, was iaid Sunday.

A township teachers' institute will be held at Mont Alto March 2Gth. Miss Susan Mann, Greencastle. fell form a chair and broke her right arm. A bioycle cdub has been organized in Waynesboro. Miss Mary E.

Stover and E. G. Kauff man will be married at Shady Grove March 17th. Harry 'MeGoy, of Carlisle, discovered two colored men in his house Friday night and chased them. They were ar Tested and gave the names of Archie Thomas and William Jackson.

John Frommeyer, sont of Augustus Frommeyer, Stonehenge, was seriously hurt in Philadelphia last week by falling from a scaffolding five stories above ground. True Friends Lodge, Iv. of Carlisle, celebrated its thirtieth anniversary Friday evening, with a banquet. William Louck, of Mechanicsburg, badly sprained he's left arm by a fall of twenty feet from a in Carlisle the other day. Constable II.

M. Fishburn arrested Constable A. C. Yost, of Xewville, on a charge of forcible entry and detainer preferred by "Squire Mowery, of Xewville. The FuSler Brick and Company, of Pine Grove, has been granted contracts to furnish 400,000 brick for Carlisle's new Opera House and 300,000 brick for the Mount Holly Brick and Ojay Company's plant Deaths Mrs.

Marion T. Watson, Chambersburg; Miss Mary Fina frock, near St. Thomas; 'Mrs. Samuel Pinken binder, nee Bowermaster, formerly of Newvi le, at her home, near Lficon, 111. A BURST WATER PIPE.

Before the Plumber Comes A Temporary Water Tight Joint. To those of tis who are blessed with comfortable houses over onr heads and full coal cellars and lardera wherewith to maintain the warmth in onr bodies the worst of winter's woes is probably a burst water pipe. Bnt in this catastrophe one need not relapse into helpless waiting for the coming of the plumber. An energetic householder out of his experience recommends meeting the emergency as follows: When a frozen spot is discovered and this will most frequently be found Bt a bend or a depression in the pipe, where the flow of the water is checked the pipe should be examined at once, and if etill found intact the ice should be melted by the external application of hot cloths or a hot "flatiron," and the sooner this is done the better, as the obstruction will gradually spread along the pipe in both directions. If the pipe has burst, it should first of all be emptied so far as possible by opening all taps which are lower down than the fracture.

The ingress of water from the cistern or tank should next be prevented by driving a wooden plug, round which a piece of old duster or similar material has been wrapped, into the. end of the pipe where it projects inside the cistern. This should not be driven in so tight as to be difficult to withdraw. The ice in the pipe may then be melted as already described, a pail or a bath being placed underneath the crack to catch the water as it falls, and when the pipe has been quite freed from ice and water the crack, if the pipe be made of lead or "composition," can be very nearly closed by gently tapping the pipe at both sides so as to draw the fractured edges gradually together again. A watertight joint of a temporary nature can be made by forcing some white lead mixed with boiled linseed oil (calle at the paint shops simply "white into the crack and binding the whole, pipe tightly round with strips of muslin, and to hold this in place the tape coated with india rubber solution, sold in rolls for the use of cyclists in mending punctured tires, will be found very handy.

If the pipo is of iron, the edges of the crack cannot be brought together by any amount of hammering, and the white lead stopping is in order. When this temporary stopping is fixed, it should be left for some hours say during a night to "set" hard. Tho plug inside the cistern may tbeu be removed. If the joint is successful, an extra amount of felt or other covering should be wrapped round the bandage, for the spot is probably one more exposed than the rest of the pipe. Cigarette Smoking Among Women.

A fashioci writer in The Jeweler Circular tells that there appears to te uo doubt that cigarette smoking among women is on the increaso. In any event cigarette cases are now made expressly for tho fair sox. These cases are smaller and lighter in weight than those designed for men. The latest thing out in this line isa case made of cork, and mounted in silver or gold. The Population of Harrisburg.

Is about and we would say at leost one half are troubled with 60me affection of the Throat and Lungs, a those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous tlinn others. We would advise nil not to neglect thx opportunity to cnll on their druggist and get a hottle of Kemp's BnJsam for the Throat and Lungs. Price 25 and 50c. Trial size free. Sold by all druggists.

SALVATION AltnV IN JAIL. Tltejr Dltarlet am Invalid anil Were Locked Up. Reading, March 11. Charged with disturbing a siek man by their tu rviees held in front of the Hotel nn yesterday, three mcmiKTM of the Army were arrostd and placed in cells at the station. Owing to ho serious condition of this guest, the landlord asked the army to move to other corner.

No attention IxJng paid to the request, the Mayor was notified. Floo'lx anil Ilonitlm I'eo, i. Toronto, March 11. Dispatcher from Western Ontario tell of the overflow of the Jiand ami Thames rivers, enusdnw fferion iImikikp along their valleys. Section of Loudon, Brantford and Calt arc completely to a denth of from live to seven feet.

In London 1.50O iople are homeless, having Ix'en driven from their homes. Bridges and buildings were swept nwjiy by the rushing torrent. In 151 antford Jiienien and citizens fought the raging waters all of yesterday, but were finally beaten out, and West Rrantford is a regular lake. At Oalt a heavy loss was sustained by the business people. The ice jam in he Grand River jfave way and the flood following it tore away the bridges and trees and wrecked a number of factories and private residenccF.

ENDERS. Enders. March 14. C. Reuben Endera has hired himself to a farmer near Harrisburg.

Rev. S. H. Hartzel. from Fredericksburg, spent Tuesday at this place to back standing salary.

'Many of our people attended the Zimmerman public sa'e at Enterline lat Tuesday. Moses Enders and k'13 son, Lewis, from Lykens, spent a day in their old home. The son met with an accident, in the mine's" and is composed to move on era tches. Edward O. Shoop.

of will move in Daniel Shoop's house vacated by Mr. P. Donor. Charles Parmer, of Waynes wil move oil the farm of the late Samuel Enters. ir.lrrv iTmrm r.Vt'te rr CViTOal for ft few Weeks' recreation.

Daniel RotUnger and Isaac Lebo also spent Saturday at Harrisbunr. 1 Daniel W. Tobias and John II. nr huckstering at the sales fhU sprins. Albeit will move oil the John II.

Flickle farm this spring. Mrs. Liiectla Zimmerman died from apoplexy and was buried at Straw's Church on Saturday. She was a daughter of Joseph Shoop. who was a soldier of the War of 1812.

John Warfel and Miss Amanda Warfel were united in holy matrimony on Saturday evening at the U. B. parsonage by the Rev. M. J.

Mamma. Cor. E. Rertincer was elected superintendent of the U. B.

Sunday School to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of C. E. who moved to Millers burg. Clark Grim was elected assistant for the same school to fill the ra cancy occasioned by the resignation) of Restu E. Enders, who has gone to Harrisburg.

HALIFAX. Halifax, March 14. Dr. Brubaker, of Harrisburg. is the guest of his parents, Mr.

and Henry Brubaker. Mrs. Cora Toomey, who has been visiting at Newport, Steelton and Harris burg, since January 1st, returned homo on Thursday. T. I.

Etter. of Harivsburg," agent for the Halifax Shoe Company, was in town Saturday. Mrs. II. W.

BLshoff and daughter, Ruth, returned home oa Saturday evening, after spending several' weeks with the former's daughter, Mrs. Wallace Cal der, of Steelton, who has been ill for some time. John Keller, of Mil'ersburg, attended the revival meeting in the United Brethren Church on Saturday evening. Mrs. Westfall and daughter, Mary, of Inglenook, spent Friday evening in town.

Mrs. L. C. Loudermilch and Mary Shammo were at Millersburg on Saturday. The funeral' of Mr.

Jacob Dunkel took place on Sunday morning and was largely attended by his many friends. deceased was 5S years of age. Interment was made at Fetterhoff's Church. Miss Susie Shop? pont Saturday at Harrisburg. Miss Beatrice Bishoff is visiting her sister, Mrs.

Wallace CaJder, at Steelton Mrs. Carman and Miss Lydia Wdrt, of Lykens, and Mrs. Johns and daughter, Mrs. Fanst, of Milersbnrg, were entertained at the home of Mrs. J.

B. Land is on Thursday. forge Waliis, of Miilersburg. spent Sunday with his friend, Raymond Shees ley. Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Buck, of Mil lersburg. visited friends in town on Thursday. ELIZABETHVILLK. Elizabethville, March 14.

George H. Itowe, of MlUersburg was at this place on Saturday evening. Grant Duppendorf, of Emporium, visited his brother John at this place last week. S. E.

Blyler, of Williamstown, was seen in town on Thursday. Adam Keiter's house is quarantined on account of diphitheria. Stella Weaver entertained a number of her friends on Thursday evening, it being the mixteenfth1 anniversary of her birth. Tire orchestra furnished the music for th occasion. Elmer C.

Enders moved from Elder's farm to town on last Tuesday. Etta Mattis was kept in doors last week suffering with neuralgia. The local Telephone Company has placed a booth in their Millersburg office Rev. C. C.

Moyor spent Sunday at Wil David Snyder, of town, and son, W. N. Snyder, will erect a planing mill at Tower City this spring. The work on the buildings will commence as soon as the weather is favorable. W.

N. Snyder will move to Tower Oiiry from Harrisburg. The Y. 1. A.

topic for next Sunday eeening is "The Spirit of True Service," Luke 22, 24," 30, leader Ella J. Romberger. Talks on the topic will be given by Laura Smith, W. E. Tsehopp and S.

B. Romberger. Recitation, Maggie Ttihopp. NEW CUMBERLAND. New Cumberland.

March 15. Quite number of mea.vle cases prevail bere and at New Market. Fair prices are realizr at the public sales at this place and vicinity for stock and implements. Alfred Hamburger old his house on Fourth street to Harry Zerger, of this piace. F.

M. Guistwife will travel for Reeves, Parvin He of Philadelphia. George Hoyer. of York, was visiting his brothers, C. A.

and Frank Hoyer, of ta'is place, yesterday. 1. F. liobb and, wife are visiting Mrs. Bobb's parents, J.

D. Eisenberger and family. Mrs. Lydia Davis, nee Siie, of New Market, our suburban town, died Friday night, aged about 75 years. She is survived by an aged husband, Davis, and eight children.

WiKoant N. Winemiller had charge of the burial and Rev. Rodes, of the IT. B. Church, had charge of the funeral services.

Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery Monday afternoon. Samuel Mumper is having the dilapidated lumlKT sheds put fin shape by a number of men. Rev. A.

S. Fasick, of the M. E. Church, is attending annual conference this week at Danville, Fa. Henry SweitJter, of this place, walkeH off from homo about ten days ago, leaving his family in destitute circumstances.

SHIREMANSTOWN. Shiremanstown, March 14. On Saturday, March 19th, the fourth annual con venrioiii of L. T. L.

wtl be held in the Shiremanstown U. B. Church. An interesting programme has been, arranged. In the evening there will be am oratorical contest.

The Junior United American 'Mechanics presented a llag to our schools on Sat tirday W. Penm Lloyd, of AIeehnnieburg, delivered a patriotic address. The ministerial meeting of the Church of God will meet in the Church of God at this place Monday and Tuesday, March 21 Kt and 22L alio Y. 1. C.

V. of this place went to WormJeyburg last evening. Mrs. Balsley, of Mechanesburg, is the guest of Mrs. Samuel Sheely.

Mr. W. II. Zearing is erecting a large warehouse near the railroad. Dying at Skagnay.

Men are dying here like rats and hundreds are preparing to go back to the southern eonM, preferring to take chances with "bard times" in "God' country" Ihan. to linger longer in this desolate pt, says n. Skagumy letter to tlie San Franei cv "Bulletin." Capitalists who are interested in the trails out of here and Dyca promise to clear the roads, perfect sewerage systems, and do omething wab Btantial for the town. I really think they do intend to do away with some of the causes which have led to tlie death of many people from fevers. The trails are full of dead animals, during the coming summer, if the now frozen onrcass are not removed, they will breed pwtti lence.

From 10 to 20 tieople die here daily.and funerals are taking place at every hour of the day. A imrty from Dawson which arrived here last week after a severe trip over the ice and snow, reports that Dawson is a very sickly IHlacc. There i little doubt that the town will have to lie moved from tbu present Rite to a more hen lthy location. A Baareh for Ualloonitt Andrec. Washington, D.

March 14. The State Doixirtmcnt has received King Oscar's acceptance of the offer made by Walter Welhnnn to carry njwm bis North Pole oxpnliUoii nt earner Laura, a party of Swedes to wcarch lor their country man, Professor Andreo, the balloonist. Carnegie Oet mm Kngllah Orilcr Pittsburg, March U. The Carnegie St cl Company has received from an. English ship building linn an order for 5,000 tons of ship pho eH for the hulls of the The Carnegie Omipmry has received no order for armor platen from the English government.

Ami THE PINE8T CLEANER MADE WILL CLEAN ANY SURFACE. Aiijirocerj; Boo MARCH APRIL MAY For Blood and Nerves in Spring Palne's Celery Compound. I What Do You Say to Owners of rheumatism can lose it! Absolutely certainly forever! The famous French discovery, Polynice Oil, ia not a relief it is a specific for rheumatism, neura'gia, lumbago, dyspepsia, and inflammatory" diseases. New York Bellevue and Philadelphia Howard Hoard tals as well as Baltimore Johns Ilopkins University successfully use it! Well known citizens doctorinjf for years cured positively In less than a week. Polynice Oil 50 cents per bottle.

Sent on receipt of price. DR. ILBXANiJSE, Specialist from Paris, 1218 1 St V. WashiiiKton, O0. febl7 rf STEELTOH STOCK EXCBASSF 145 N.

Front Street, Steelton, Penna. WKi L.ON A LKANKI) WIKK. Stocks, Bonds. Grain and Provisions. Onleri Alleii anil cloaeil upon racb i.uotatton rriorti.

'phone no, 3395. octlWMfm Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo Instruction. KUAN It MOHHOW, teacher of Mandolin, fjaltar anC iiau i KiBldenco studio, Ho. 113 bomb street. ront.

Maad for i nov'20 tf 4 5 A great big, roomy, comfortable Antique Finished with shaped arms, fancy headpiece, braces underneath to give the chair strength, hollowed out seat. Just as handsome as it looks to be in the picture. We've got a lot that we're going to sell as a special at Double the price would be cheap as cheap as you can duplicate them. You can get anything you want in the Housefurnish ing line from us on CREDIT. A Good Thing is what every man right and he can strike up a trade KING OSCAR is known as the best and most beloved ruler in Europe on account of his many good qualities Our 5 cent CIGAR known by that name is as fine a smoke as can be obtained for the money.

A full sized Londres Grande, well made, containing good tobacco it has become popular and deservedly so, too. Made by Jno. C. Herman 22 NORTH 1JIIKD STREET. "In His Steps; or What Would Jesus Do." Paper edition, 19 cents postpaid.

Cloth edition, 55 cents at the store; 65 cent's postpaid. The Central i cr 4 DUUtv 335 Market Street, This? ROCKER Sc 28 South Second Street. 5 is looking if the price is use it there is no trouble to 1. MILLER, UllOKfcK, K00M 11,20 N. THIRD STKKKT h.ive Ik vii in ii nlm k.

loiiiJ. i.iin niul jiiovisioii hiiHiiiess in this cit.v for lifleeu ycjirs. I believe iiit nn nctive murker could be eiviileil for our locnl euriliert if tli prtiT fneilities are ofTerod fur the purchase, n. and transfer of llio smiiii al. a leiusoiui.ble conuuission.

l'nr 1 i sa purposie 1 have oiM ni a special department in connection with my business as a Im.ker. where all lajws of loenl i irilies will le iHyughit, Hold and tmn ferrel on eotiimi.ssiniu A cordial iuvitn tion ix exli tile to visit my nov flmo REMOVED o.ii.baokenstoe has removed his law office from the Ualuer uuiluluK to the Boas Building, No. Third street, near Market. North FRKMDXXT HEARS A WAR IIRHOI It Wli From the Same Pator Who Two Wreba Ago Talked foi Pace. Washington, March 14.

The President heard a war sermon yesterday morning from Dr, Hugh Johnston, of the Metropolitan Church. It had a patriotic rinfr about it. and was in direct contrast with the pacific utterances from the same speaker two weeks On that occasion Dr. Johnston counselled that the restrain their feelings and do ovoryfliinsr to arrest an armed conflict. Yesterday he apparently looted upon as almost a certainty and 7x of the preoaratiev.s made for it.

Dr. Johnston took his text from the XXVrh r. Our Banners Fm Out." He said that the nation was now preparing for a conflict, should one come. Arrayed affainst the United States was a nation bankrupt la weaker on tho sea and land than this; one from which we had nothing to fear. There was no di siuisinfr the fact that we were very near a war, that we might very soon be called upon to defend the national honor.

Spain apparently did not realize that she liad lost her grip in the Pearl of the Antilles. If it could not sulidue 30.0OO rajr ared, half fed. half clothed, and half armed men, what could it do against the nited States, with its unlimited re of men. money, and arms? He still urged patience, but said in conclusion that humanity" was looking to the United I States for action, and it might soon bo i necessary to "let slip the dogs of war." IXO HI KTKti'S pket cut OFF. Cl III the tJovrrn iiirnt Reindeer Belief rians.

Seattle, March 14. The steam or Xoyo from Alaska brought down several of the crew of the steamer White law, which was destroyed by fire at Skagnay. Among her passengers was K. J. Kobinson, who came 'from Fort Wran pel.

His feet were so badly frozen that it was found on his arrival to be neees sary to amputate both above the ankle, i The plan for sending north the Govern 1 men reindeer has been changed. Capt. Kobinson was notified yesterday that the entire herd would be sent to Pyramid Harbor, together with all the Laplanders. A BROKER'S PISTOL. Shot His "Wife and Tin 11 Killed lllmarir.

San Francisco, March 14. Andrew Schuller, a financial broker, fatally shot his wife and then committed suicide at h's office in California street last night. TvT ot'ti P'nT'Tiin'HiTi era in Sleeping Booms can show uo higher conception of hygenic perfectioni than the elaborate and hand some Brass and Enamelled Beds that are now being manufactured. Fresh air, cleanliness and comfort are secured at the same time when you choose from onr stock of Metal Beds, in all sizes. Harris Son, witSKKl, Carpets and Bedding 12 N.

MARKET SQUARE. There's No Guesswork in Our Methods eye is examined and accurately measured and the lense ground under our personal supervision that will best suit your needs. Consultation Free. KENDALL OPTICAL COMPANY 333 Market Street, IIAJIRISBURO PBRBM WRITING TAoLETS are convenient. They prevent tho waste i of imcr.

We have all kinds. For letter writing we have the finer grades of linen paper, lined or without lines. Any size or shaie. With covers or without covers, i Call and liik them over at FLEMING'S Book Store, 32 North Third Street. l'MvM I IS YOUR SIGHT? 4 i If things look blurred or dim you had better have your eyes attended to by competent optician as soon as possible.

We can be of good semce to you and the charge3 will be reasonable. L. A. FAUNCE, Eye Specialist, 1314 North Third 8trr Ofllce Hours 9 to IS a. 1 to 5 p.

m. VODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. Mtmnemhlp, ol I'ndrr 37 Tram 4.0.1 I'erABBom. AVID C. ZIKK S.

0. H. C. N. Market Kqaare, llarrlsbanr.

Pa. novlTtoaprl TO THE LADIES. nAIU and MOLES on LA OIKS' i FAOKS temoved forever by the KLKO TKIC NKKDLF3. Kacinl Mattoage, T0c; Shampooing, 3Tc; Nails Manicured. "5e.

Oall on or ad dretw Its. OAItTWKIGHT. ninrO tf 11 North Fourth Street. i fy paid for all alnfli of frc ond band furnltare, clotb InK, Ac. Kntlre liounebulds boiilit.

Call or nend postal to N. Freidbergr, i 40 44 4.Walmait Mtree. novlKtomyHt James I). Hawkins, IFNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMFU 00 Cumberland 6t.i Uarrtsbarc Pa. 7 avtNavarvaVrNaa'v i 1 aV.

TV 1 KIDNEY DISEASE OVERCOME 1 rngsaiL Salesladies are The same is true of I them busy from morning till night. The result is headache, JU.Hfriitle nqinc in ttl0 hart on a fiutttTtrrftf KAtnnMUuji. to be everything claimed for it. The thi offer to be strictly genuine in every Como, Jan. 10, 1398.

I would not be without PISO'S CURE for CONSUMPTION for any thing. For a bad Cough or Cold it is beyond all others. Mrs C. REYNOLDS. UUKtS Wncne UoukU Byrup.

In time. Sold i2 a nest "The Best Cough Medicine. WHAT A QUESTION Do you wear shoes, why certainly everyone does, but do lyou go where you can find latest styles in the city. Our bhoe Depaitment occupies 4,000 square feet of space, carrying everything from the daintiest little shoes for "baby" tohe heavy substantial shoes for the workingmen and farmer. Baby's sweet little feet can be clothed at 25c to $1.00.

For Sister, the prettiest dress Shoes at oOe to $2.50. For )lamma, a seat stylish Shoe at $1.00 to $3.48. For Papa, the latest dress Shoes at $1.00 to $5.00. For Brother, best wearing up to date Shoes at 89c to $3.00. We also have for mamma neat lightweight Rubbers and Footholds which are the best preventives of colds to which we are all susceptible at this time of the year.

gHPfgDgJ We have them all styles, all shapes, from the comfortable house slipper to the neat fancy ones for dancing. Men's Rubbers, 25c. Ladies Rubbers, 25c. Children's Robbers, 15c. MILLINERY DEPARTriENTa Special Mention Our window display of choice Spring Flowers and new shapes.

A special assortment of Mourning Hat and Bon nets. A E. MEILY, CORSETS, HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR AT TE3L: Co 202 Ilarket Street, You will liud at our Corset Departmeaic a representative line of the leading and most popular Corsets ever offered to the public. Her Majosty Corset, every pair warranted not to break over the Lip or atretcb in wear, rodnees the size and increases the length of the waist. Tin? Itoyal Worcester Corset.

These Corsets combine the highest skill knowa to the art of corset making. They are fashioned on the most improved models and enable to satisfy our patrons and to provide for them that essential quality in dress called It. G. patent moulded Corsets in four lengths. C.

B. a la Sprite, a perfect fitting coraot. Thomson's Glove Fitting in four lengths. P. tlie Drvss Form Corset, in Madam Warren's Dr.

Warner's Royal Worcester and Keatherboue. We carry a find line of Dr. Warner's Coraline Corsets, P. P. Corsets, Kabo.

All popular Corsets are to be found at our place. The best fitting and best inadu f0e Summer Corset ever offered to the trade. We make a specialty in snort Corsets in Imitorted and Domestic. Wo are sole agents for the Kquipoiso Waist. These Waists have acquired an enviable reputation their introduction to the public and is wholly owing to the meritorious plan of their construction and the entire satisfaction they have given.

Ferris Good Sense Waists for Ijadies, Young Ladies, Misses and Boys. Ferris Bicycle and Kmpi re Waists for Wheelers. Men's, Women's and Children's Summer Merino. Balbriggan, Gauze and Lisle Underwear. A large and fine assortment of Hair Switches.

Grey Hair Switchase a specialty. Kline Cycle febl tf yew Iff m'm necessarily on their feet much of the time many women whose household duties keeo tired out. The trouble can often be traced to the Kidneys. Bladder and Urinary Organs. To make sure those parts are affected, put some urine in a bottle and let it stand 24 hours.

A sediment at the bottom is a positive sign of Kidney trouble. So is frequent desire to urinate, especially at night; pain in passing water; stains on the linen; pain in the small of the back; inability to hold urine. There is no necessity for a doctor for either men or women in such cases. Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy can be taken, and relief and cure will follow.

It is to be found in the drug stores at the small cost of $1 for a large bottle. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE. Send your name and address to the Dr. David Kennedy Corporation. Rondout.

N. mention this paper, and a sample bottle and pamphlet of valuable information will be mailed to yon free of charce. Favorite Remedv will orove noon trial publishers of this tater will cuarantee sense of the word. Don't delay writinjr us. Hyannis, Nebr, Jan.

2, 1898. I regard PISO'S CURE FOR CONSUMPTION as the best Cough medicine on the market, having used it for 15 years. J. A. WEST0VER.

All llSt FAILS. Tastes uooa. by drareista. the largest assortment of the 312 Market Street hieii Harrisburg, Pa. This is the Shield that Protects the Riders of REMINGTON BICYCLES It represents nearly a century of mechan.

cal experience. Do you wonder that the Remington is stranger to the repair shop. Write for Illustrated Catalogue. Company, HARRISBURG, PA. THE KEYNOTE OF OUR BUSINESS IS ECONOMY, i 9 i We buy economically.

We boy in large quantities. We get the loweat ini(B and the top discounts. We make economical buying easy for yon. We not only offer you the most reliable and goods, but we save money for you always a little, often a great deal. Von don't need to take our word alone to believe, but just drop hii the store any time.

We will not take up much of your time in convincing you that what we say Is eolid facts. The People's Furnishing: Company, 330 BROAD bTBKKT. la our mfore that formerly eold at from 2.S0 to $8.00. We have other lVanktMn km low 75c. $3.75 gives yoo your choice of any Winter Robe including fine Chase and other popular Robes.

We have cheaper Robes, sh low as $1.25. A lot of Uarrn and Harness Parts at equally low prices. Kvery Blanket and Robe and piece of Ilariiess carried over from last year nmxt be sold at any price. We won't carry them over. You bad better at once.

ANDREW REDMOND, Third and Keily Mrrets, Hamsbnrg, Pa. p. S. Remember, these prices are good to day. bat we can't promise them to morrow.

They may not be here. THE NEW CARPET COMPANY, AT 321 MARKET STREET, ARE SHOWING LARGEST UP TO DATE CARPETINGS and MATTINGS EVER SHOWN IN CENTRAL PENN SYLVAN A first class Cnrpet Store in every respect. Harrisburg Carpet Company, G. SEEGER, Manager, "rrur.