The Daily Times from New Philadelphia, Ohio • Page 5

PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. Huaband fin the emrlv Tcroxtar. af ml as. THURSDAY, April 80, 186. MILLION DOLLARS THE CELEBRATED SPECIALIST OF, COLUMBUS, WILL BE AT THE Sherman House, New Philadelphia Q9 My Office hours, from 9)00 A.

M. to 6:00 P. M. One day 1 only each month. No money required of responsible1 parties to commence treatment.

1 HE CURES AFTER OTHERS FAIL. The Most Snccessf ul end Scientific neflaes of Mankind Possible to Obtain. Tbe most widely and re vfrabiy known Specialist In the United States. His long enerf- rtmubshl nirtll anil nnlmnml tinvwn li Um Urrrjit hnmilsla In the wnrlSI eneltlee him to treat ell CHKONIO. NERVOUS.

SKIN and BLOOD diseases upon Um latest SCSBtk-tlOo principles, and entitles him to the rail confidence of tbe afflicted everywhere. "Ke 1 1 11 AM rormlt left. edlca.1 and Surgical Diseases, Acute end Chronic arrh. Diseases or the liye, Kar, none. Throat and Lunss, Dyspepsia Bright's Puisne, tbetes.

Kldnev. Liver. Chronic Female and Sexual Diseases sneedUv cared br treatment that has never failed In thouaundn of coses that bad been pronounced beyond hope. Many people meet death every rear who might have been restored to perfect health bd they placed their cases in the bands of experts. IMPORTANT TO OTTMAN, after years of experience, fc as discovered The senate commerce committee) hw Completed the rlrer Appropriation bill and reported It to the senate.

The bill now carries a total of 9 19,4.44,650. Robert Lftutrblin. who in jail at Mayerille, for the murder of hie wife and niece, hat confessed to two more murders. A diminutive cyclone swept over a portion of Arkansas recently, wrecking considerable property, but no lives were lost. It was heaviest in the vi cinity of Morrillton.

The Guatemalan government has surrendered John L. Cowan, wanted for forgery in Pittsburg, to the agent of Pennsylvania and he has sailed in custoay lor tne united states. The president has let the agricultural appropriation bill, become a law witu- out his signature, presumably because It thwarted secretary Morton's pur pose to abolish the seed distribution system. It is reported that the tbread manu facturing companies oi uoates and Clark, in Paisley, Scotland, and the United states will amalgamate and lorm a central agency in the United states. The republicans of the Eighth Vir ginia, congressional district will send to St.

Louis two sets of delegates, one wane and one colored. ine white del egation is pledged to McKinley; the colored men go unmstructed. President 1 aure, of Franco, has re quested M. Meline to undertake the formation of a cabinet. JVL Alellne is a strong advocate of protection, his ef forts in that direction having caused hun to be called "The French McKin- ley." Secretary liotee tmith has recom mended to the attorney general the dismissal of the suit against the Bur lington Missouri F.iver Kailroad Co.

to recover about 50,000 acres of land in Kansas and Nebraska erroneously patented to the road, upon which about u.oou homesteaders have settled. Evidences of a murder of which John H. Brownrigg, late of Dublin, Ireland, is supposed to have been the victim, have been found by the Sioux City, police in a Chicago, Burling ton Northern box: car recently received there from some point in Mis i not yet known to the omcers. Landed Another Expedition. JJktt York, April 98.

News of the landing of another important expedi tion on the shores of Cuba with a large quantity of arms and ammunition for the insurgents, has been received in this city by JLomas hstraua Jfaima, president of the revolutionary party. He has received a letter from President Cisneros, of the Cuban republic, in which it is stated that a little more than a week ago the rebels were rein- iorcea witn men, h.uuu rines ana rounds of ammunition. Electrocuted at Sins Slnff. Si-VG Sma, N. April 33.

The third murderer to suffer the death penalty at the state prison here within a week was electrocuted Monday. The victim was Carl Feigenbaum, who had been confined in the death house of the prison for 16 months awaitintr pun ishment for the murder of Johanna Hoffman in beutember. 1S94. Two shocks were given him. THE MARKETS.

3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper is per cent Sterling ejecnange is arm witn actual dusn ness in bankers' bills at 487WB7X for 60 days and 4ESHw4 lor demand, foaled rates 488J4 Government bonds nrm. Grain, Provisions and Eire Stock. FLonitWlnter wneat. low grades, 12.203 3.0Q, do fair to fancy t2.SS2t3.85, do patents W.M 4.30, Minnesota patents J1451.3i.

WflBAT mo. srea April vsse. May 7ujjo. CorkN'o. at STftc In elevator, 38Mc afloat Oats No.

2 at 25He, No. 3 white 26a2BWc, white state 2632SHC. Wool TJnolianed. ari Western steam J5.05, city 84.55l Fobk Old mess new mes3 J1O.O0 a102.lL Buttbr State dairy eaUMc, do creamery 10915c, western creamery 10315c cheese state large wawsc. io rancy vyr2 HWc.

Egos Was tern fresh lOllMc Ct.svEi.AND,April28. FLOtJE Country made S.754.80. Wheat No. 2 rod 72c. Cobn-No.

2 yellow 34H35c. Oats No. 2 white S4M23c BUTTEn Fancy creamery 15c. dairy 12c. Cheese York state I0llc, Ohio ai0c Eccs-Stnctly fresh 1010Mc.

Potatoes Per bushel 20c. Cattle Choice steers I3.90d-l.10, fair to good 83.75 3-3i, good to choice calves 84 25 4. 50. Sheep Chotoe 18.35 3.30, fair to good 13.00 3.35. good to choice lambs Sl.40S4.65.

Hogs Yorkers and pigd S3 SJ, stags and roughs 82 5033.00. Chicago, April Wheat-April 62c UOK.lv April -Tfc, may xnc oia. OATS-Aprll 18c. May ISc bid. POUR April and May SS.IT1.

Lard April and May 84.72. BBS-April and May 84.10 Cattle Common to extra steers J3.404.25 stookers and feeders S3.O0iS3.83, calves 83.03 4.85, HOGS Heavy packing and shipping lots 8139 3-65, common to choice mixed 13 3533,65, hghi 83.4i80, pigs 82.9033. 75. Sheep Inferior to choice 82.QO3a.8O, iambi 83.5034. 7i Toudo, April Wheat No.

8 red east and May 70c Con No trading. Oats-No. Smlifd May SOo. Clovib SEBDPrlmo cash and April 84,00. BtrTTALO, April Cattle Prime bmvj steenN.190440, fair to rood fat bulla MLT8Q 8,, good awoken I8.ia., leedera 88.38ftS.Tl HoQS-Yorkori 8S.80Oi.00, light do 84.0004.05.

plga 84.0034. 10, havy SS.TO33.SO, rough Shbip in Lama Prime clipped lambt S4.S0ftft.ie, outta to o4 SS.S0ft4.ss. wool lata S4.00ftft.t0, clipped aheap SX.S0ft3.80, wool akee Bast Lhutt, AprU SS. CTTiPrlnM litSft43. food Si.lOfti.S0.

rouvh fat SS.00ftB.TS Hoas-PrlnMr SLOftftiOO, beet Yorkers SttSOft S.0S. common to fair SS.TfteJS.8J. beavr SS.003 1.70. roughs SlSOftlSS. SHBBT Prime SS.SftftS.90.

lair tS.S0ftS.B0 oommoB SISOftSn. choice Umbi HA4 common to good lambs SS7ft4J0, aprtar Iambi St, fair to eood paekmt S9.SSOS.et fair to rood Ufht SSiOftr.eo. common and Mmrk ss.IQftS.sa Ith Lima Oftc, Indiana OSc On- Citt, April 28. -PiraoLitrai-Cloaed dawn) "It must be time to got, up: true "woy r- hub band aoy na jusrc zauen oeieep. Trutn, Hampton Belle "I wouldn't allow a horrid man to kiln me, would you?" Newport News Girl "Of course not; I don't know any such." Norfolk Pilot.

What! You Bay that Herr Schmidle. the merchant, bus gone blind? Here's a pretty how d'ye dc I have a bill on the man which is made out 'payable at Dorfbarbier. Harold was told to write a sentence containing the word "copse." He came from the city, and the word had a familiar sound. His sentence read: "The boy dodged the copse." Youth'a Companion. "I've been told Rivers' name is In old Eocksworthy's will." "Yes, hia name is in it: he nipned it as a witness.

That's all, and good gracious What's the matter?" "Nothing, only I've lent him $500 on the Btrentrth of it." Chi cago Tribune. Gotrox "I think youm? Cheeklv is a ioragn nobleman rJisfiruiue." Wiir- wag "What makes you think bo?" Gotrox "Well, he has succeeded in bor rowing a thousand dollars from me. and now he wants to marry my daugh ter." Kecord. Homautic Miss "Have there not been moments In your experience when me seemed full of unsatisfied wants Mr. Hardhead "Y-e-s, that's so." "Al such times I always flv to music for re lief.

What do you do, Mr. I advertise." Spare Moments. The mother of a amilv showed the ticket collector on the railway a couple of half-fare tickets for her two children. The official, after looking at her doubtfully, said "How old are they 7" iney are only six, and they are-twins. -ahu I hen, after a moment's nause.

the man Inquired "And where were they born?" "This one was born in London, and the other in 15 righto J-lTriUIS. CAPES FOR DRESSY WEAR. Coats Ht Bes Discarded for tbe Sleeve's Protection. Although the big sleeve is decried much, it has brought us much to be thankful for. But- for it capes would not have been brought to so irreat a per fection.

Their beauties would have been undiscovered, since in that case coats would bold sway overall. Capes should be all a-arlitter with beads or lined with fur. They should be soft and dainty, to add a bewitching look to any lady as she hides herself within the carriage. isn-net does not seem the proper material, and yet it is the foundation for one of the prettiest capes of the season. White cloth is appliqued upon it with gilt cord.

The cloth is all a-frlit- ter with beads and pale-green silk peeps from beneath the fish-net. A band of white angora edges the cape, and the lining and collar are of the same material. Another is dull-gTeen duchesse Batin, with a deep edging of chinchilla about it. To match the fur a scroll work of steel beads is sewed on the satin. The collar is of the fur and the lining pink velvet.

As in the illustration, many capes have huge hoods, cut after an 18th century pattern. These hoods encircle the neck and add a quaint air to the gar ment. A cape for the promenade is of tight- curled, black astrakhan. In shape it driving cape, double-breasted and fastened with large pearl buttons. A collar or Alaska sable completes it.

Of still another I could tell, of sable with velvet points appliqued and Jet and white ribbon. But of capes, there is no end. Chicago News. SAYS M'KINLEY IS FOR GOLD. Senator Sherman Writes a Letter la Which Be Claims to Speak for the Major on the Honor Question.

Brooklyn, N. April 28. At a meeting of the Brooklyn Young Republican club last evening a letter from Senator John Sherman was read, in which he said: There can be no doubt as to tlie opinion ot Mai. McKinley on tte money ouestlon. Ho la committed in every lorm, by speech and othor- 3, to tne repuoucsn policy or roaioiaimnK prestmi goia cola of the United States as the standard of value.

He. In common with myself and others, believes that silver should be employed as money, always, however, to be maintained at a par witn gold. The conveni- of silver coins for tho transaction of minor business is so maifest that no sound money man would desire its discontinuance, but upon the primary condition that its coinage should, ce limited ana its purcnasinjf power maintained by the flat or the (tovernment at par with (fold. He believes as I do that a tariff should be dopted that will Impartially protect all Amor- lean industry from undue competition with foreign productions that can be and ought to be produced in the United States. The meeting passed resolutions in dorsing McKinley aa the presidential candidate.

The America Clob'a Banquet. PiTTSBUfte, April 28. The tenth an nual dinner of the Amerioua club in honor of the birthday of Gen. Grant, was ffirea last evening- The feattino- nd brilliant oratory drew a representative assemblage of republicans to the MonoBgahsla house. The guests of honor included numbers of congress, state officials, judges of tbe courts ana local political lights.

The dinner was on the same scale of magnifies nee which has made these annual banquets of the Americus club of historical in-1 tenet in republican affaire Over 800 guests were present. Denniton will vote en the on the Question of itmaine bonds to the amount of $40,000 for the purpose of establishing industries in the town. Mr. Ed. Kemerer, of the Sherrods- viUe Standard, made us a fraternal call, Tuesday afternoon.

John V. Sperling of Port Washing. ton, died Tuesday morning of para lyeis. Mrs. Knage, of Cleveland, is visiting Mrs.

Will Knodle. by the new remedy, OMTVB BOSSOlaV The asitv ly applied. Consultation 1 SB. OTTMAN nmratrs cnrrp-Cxfiill nnrf tomj, turning' in closure of tear duct and a other eyeopera- lions. VHKTA1R erilo that follow in ita train.

PRIVATB BLOOD AND SKIN jLuaiABMSi speeaiiy, completely and per manently cured. VAX, DISORDERS yield rapidly to his T7LCBR8 guaranteed cared without paii Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood, Highf Emissions, Decayed Facul. Id' all delicate as well as functional disorders that result from youthful follies or tbe excess of mature years. 8PRCIALTIS9: Catarrh, Skin Diseases, Sores, Pimples, Scrofula, Blood Taints, Eczema. Cancer.

Piles and Dianauanf Wamn Quickly and Permanently Cured by tbe latest approred treatment as ourined hw leading apecialists of America and Europe. To bs Olvsn Away in ArtlelM ef wai vaiu 10 ins uosrs ot mail Pouch unewing ana smoklns" ah Out. ANTMIEItVOUS and ANTI-DYSPEPTIC) TOBACCO. SAVE YOUR COUPONS (or EMPTY mm INC VALUABLE ano USEFUL ARTICLES VALUABLE PICTURES. 0 Handsome Water Color Facsimile, Land- Fine Pattel Facilmiltt, Landscape and a Beautiful Venetian Scenes, Works of Art.

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and are guaranteed, without qualification. Tlie "works" contain all improvements up for a life time if onlj ordinarily cared for. Coupons explain bow to secure All Articles. Tmo Coupon in each 10 cent ounce) Package Mail Pouch Tobacco it tnlri br all rfnalar Packages (now on inM mntuininiriin i.nnin.. will be accepted as coupons, "tot." Empty Bag at one Coupon, "4 at" Empty Bag at too innitu va i ALUbUt MStIM OR aunlreation.

giving complete list and description ot all article and Titles of Book and Pictures; tell how to get them. i lie Dium oros. i ggscon irnMilllE, II. n. No coupons exchanged after July 1, 1801 The Weather and Trade.

In an article on thebuBinesB outlook the New York Times says: It is an axiom in all lines of trade that early seasonable weather is eood for business. Thus, a cold October makes a good winter's trade, and warm April and Mav make a eood summer trade. The reason for this is that men and women are reminded early of the goods they ought to buy to be comfortably fitted out for the ason. And if the weather should fail to fog their memories the advertisers would The up-to-date merchandiser knows that half the value of publicity lies in the element of timeliness. fort Washington.

Pokt Washington, April 27th, To ihe Editor of Tbe Ohio Democbat: 'he closing exercises of the Seminary last Saturday afternoon, were very pleasant and entertaining. The even ing was somewhatof a disappointment, owing to the late arrival of some who were un the program. The Sunday Sun has ceased to shine at Port. A party of Twin City cyclists visited our town last Sunday. rrea itetzier aiea last Thursday.

He was buried Sunday at 1 p. m. Diamond Bbioht. Kev. William N.

Cleveland, brother of the president, has been ousted from hia position as pastor of the Presbyteri an church at Chaumont, N. for no other crime than that of being a tariff reformer. If has never preached poli ties, ana attempts by the members of his church to "draw him out" in dis cussion have invariably been futile; but he was found to be heterodox at the ballot box, and he had to go. As a preacher Mr. Cleveland is said to have earnestness and force; he certainly has discretion.

With such qualifications he shouldn't have to go far to find a more congenial pulpit and a more liberal congregation; and meanwhile the church at Chaumont will doubtess look around for a rattling good high tariff spellbinder to officiate as its shepherd. I). W. Bowman, of the Burch Directory Company, was distributing advance numbers of the New Philadelphia and Canal Dover official city Directory, on Tuesday. The book is well printed, on good paper good large type and 13 altogether as presentable and useful a book of reference as one would wish.

A week ago, last Monday, a fishing party left this city, for down the river. They returned Friday had a glorious time got poisoned outside and insideoutside, they came in contact with poison ivy, inside, they must have drunk river water, anyway they 11 lived to get back, but without any fish. W. A. Wallick, son of the landlord of the Sherman House, has on display, at the rear of the hotel, one of tbe finest lot of buggies)tndphton ever brought to this town.

Our New Philadelphia Rolling Mill started up on full time, Tuesday morning. All the machinery is in good repair and things seem favorable for a prosperous run. Mrs. Samuel Haines, of Dover, died Monday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Dr.

Waldron. The interment I took place Wednesday afternoon. Treatment of All Dbease and WeflsW cure is effected by home treatment. tl CATARRH OF THIS W08R, bronchrtrt and lung troubles, caused front catarrh, positively cured. TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN.

A SURE CURE. SnffifS panic weakness, destroying both mlod and hodyjwlihaU Us dreadful ills, pcrnaneotly DR. OTTMAN STStt paired themselves by Improper iodBlgeace and solitary habits, which ruin both mind and body, unfitting them foe business, atsdy, society or marriage. MARRIED MEN, of Ibose eauriar oo that happy life, aware of physical Debilitr. Failing Manhnod.

Svnkilia. ceie. Stricture, Gleet. Unnatural Discharges SS-Cases aad snrrenmeAmeneMOdaatlal. hut personal consultation preferred.

pply ingfor medical tre- '-first In tbe ssoraieg p. and microscopical examination, and request. mined in health br inlnnM nnni age, 255 E. Broad st Columbus, 0. TICKLES YOU ITerves are weak, manv neonla sar.

and yet they do not seem to know-that they are literally starving their nerves. Weak, pale, thin blood cannot give proper sustenance that is wny you are nervous, urea, exhausted. The cure for this condition is to purify, vitalize and enrich your blood. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla fairly and faithfully, and the rich, red blood. which it makes, will soon feed the nerves trie elements of true strength they require; theyivill cease their agitation and will resume their proper place being under the control instead of controlling the brain and body.

Read Miss Hartley's letter 'I want to express my gratitude for what Hood's Sarsaparilla has done for me. My health has been very poor for three years, due to trouble with my Kidneys I was nervous, had pains in my back. I cannot tell what I suffered. My eyesight became affected and I was so despondent did not have any interest in life. I had two physicians, but my complaints became worse.

I was told that I was affected with Bright's disease. A relative urged me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. I did so and in a short time I began to notice a change In my condition. Things began to appear brighter, my eyes improved and My Back did not trouble me so severely. My appetite returned and I gained strength every vday.

I am now able to do my own work, nd feel perfectly weU. I cannot find words to express my gratitude for what Hood's Sarsaparilla has done lor me and I gladly recommend it." Miss Ella Bart-ley, 2I3X S. Grant Columbus, Ohio. Hood's Sarsaparilla Prices at Home. (Reported by Steinbaugh Cunning.

New PMIaMphia, April 29, 1896. Flottr, choice, per 1 90 Plour, Patened i bbl, sack is Wheat, per bushel 70 Oats, 25 Corn new, per bushel 35 Corn old, Eye, per bn. 50 Cornmeal per sack 15 Clover seed per bo 4 50 Timothy ae ed per bu 2 25 Coffee, green, choice, per lb 22 Coffee, roasted 22 Sugars, granulated, 16 lbs 1 00 Sugars, A standard, 17 lbs 1 00 Sugar, Yellow. eheice 20 lbs 1 00 Molasses, sorguum per Molasses Orleans. 50 Syrup, pure sugar, per 40 Bice, choice, per lb 8 Tea, finest, per lb 70 Tea, choice, 50 Bntterperlb 1416 Eggs per do Beans, navy par lb 5 Dried peaches, per lb 3 Apples, dried, per lo 4 petatooa, per bu 2025 Sweet potatoes per bn Lard, per lb 7 Chiekens, lire 6 Salt per bbl 1 00 -T.

JWt. SMITH, I. Office No. 25 North Broadway, Nbw Philadelphia, O. jar-Special office hours, Tuesday ano Saturday afternoons.

Dr. Byron C. Hendershot, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE N. Broadway, New Philadelphia, O. sM'L Dealer in Honongahela RYE WHISKIES IMPORTED WINES, BRANDIES, GINS.

EUMMELL, Ac, NEW PHILADELPHIA, RECEIVER'S SALE. county of Tuscarawas a SATURDAY, MAY 30, A. D. 1W6, at 1 o'eloak p. the following real estate with appnrtenaness, consisting of a Paying and Fin Brick Manufacturing Plaat, with to building! and machinery all new.

Capacity brick per day. 40-100 acres with 3 Tains of excellent fir clay first rain 15 fact thick, second rein 9 feet thick, third vein 10 feet thick, in close preximity to werke. A ratable enterprise in an excellent location Appraisement $10,500. Tent cash, GEORGE W. KELLY, 18-k Receirer.

nonce or ArroiKTMJicr. Estate ef Denial Wherley deceased. The aadenigaed hie been appointed quail-tied as Administratrix of the Estate ef Daniel Wherley, late of Tntcantwae County, Ohio, Linnet. WwmtLKT. Administratrix.

Atty. PR KB RXABf TKATTOff nV TVTVt VTVtVWW -LVt. i erred), which will receive a careful chemical n'wruien analysis will be ft en. Persons keep trifling with them month after month, giving poisonous aad In jsriona compos ads, shoe. wriNliFRFIII RHRF ld "Web been neglected oruaskillfa nUllUtlirUL UUntO treated.

No experiments or failures. Parties treated by ra or express, but where possible, personal consultation is preferred. Curable cases guarano- 4VCases and correspondence confidential. Treatment sent C. O.

D. lo anv pan of List of 150 questions free. Add reus, with post Dr. B. E.

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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Croup, Sore Throat, Ksr Botne. No Seller, He ray. SPRINGFIELD, O. New Philadelphia, O.

Notice is hereby giTto, that ThOBaae If alien Leoasrd, prisoner now confined Jin the Ohio Penitentiary. bss been recosameBdsd to the board by the warden sod ehsplsln ss worthy of consideration for psreie. said sp plication will be for hesrinf on sad after May 5, 1893. 16-a. J.

H.BAJMHILL, AU'y. NOTICE OF A FPOINThtJPfT, Estate of Hanson T. Boby, deeasd. The undersigned has been appointed aad onsli tied as Administrator of the Estate ot Han eonT. Boby late of Tuscarawas County, Obio, deceased.

Dated this 20th day of April A. II. 1896. Iba G. Bobt, Administrator, 17-s sf Hanson T.

Baby, deceased. 209 West High St. "He that works easi ly, works successfully." Clean house with I Mil NovspaplrHRCHIVE RRCHIVE.