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TORPID BOWELS,
DsSoR DERED lIVEa
...s Nf>ry NAL ANA

tho Diseases Of tho Lpunn ,,,ec ?hs
symptoms Indicate uo!r existence: Loss
appetite. bowels co:tivc, Sick rIeu
nche, fullnrss r.Icr eating, nycrsjun
excrtion OF body or m!n,f, Eructnth /,
OF fosa'. isritshiiisy o. temper, Z J
some duty, Dizziness, Fluttsrims nts =
Heart, Dots before tho eyes, lsir,,iy c. !.
oscd Urine, CoNSTlpaTION, and a..
lhnnu tho use ofa remedy that crts d!ecc, '
on mo Liver. Asa Livfr medicine TgT1 y
rii-i.S havo no equal. Their notion on 10
hi'"neys aEu Skin Is also prompt; rcmovi ls
enEera o! tn SYSTEM" producing ape.
lite, sound dig sttor, rcgulIr stools. cit ar
skin and n VIZ rous body. TUTT,S TlLs.S
cause no n7'isea or gripping nor Interfere
with daily arls md nro q perfect
ANTiC3T TO FTALAE!A.
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Menkemfllcr, B. B. Burt d 70, Alex. T. Young
i. shitk. b. II. Darrah, Bclai,e, Ohio; 4. &
0ng. Martins Ferry, Ohio, 49, jal4
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PSALMS.
takvlsE,.l

HEAR this. all ye people, and 1.-Two ear all
will make you we'll and to rtj,ice. :
2. It shali cure MI The people and nut sick.
ness and suffering under foot. 9'I.t1I
s. BE thou not afraid when your family Ia
SICK, or you have Bright's Disease or Liver
Complaint, for Hop Bltlers will cure you.
4. Doth low and high, rich and poor know
and Rheumatic complaints, = - = - -
o. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and shall
have robust aud blooming health. i
o. Add disease upon disease and let The
worst come, am safe II use Hop Bittcrs. :
Z. For all my life haveI been plagued with
sickness and aores, and not until q year ago
WIGS l cured, BY hop Bitters. :
8. Flo that kecpeth his bones from aching
from Rheumatism aud Neuralgia, with Hob
Bitters doeth wisely. 5SI7' 80
0. Though thu hass sorc,, pimples.
tteckies, salt fheun. erysipelas blood poison.
log, ye. Hop Bitters will remove them all.
hog. 'a..l. ..r-T u.
10. What woman ia there, feeble and alex
from female complaints. who desi,eth not
health and useth Hop Dltters and Is made
IL. Let not neglect to use Hop Bitters bring
on serious Kidney and Liver complaints. :.
- Keep thy tongue from. being furred,
thy blood pure, and thy stomach from indi.
sestion by usirg Hop Bitters. m
IL. All my pains and aches and disease 70
i Ii:,, chaif before the wind when I use Hop
Bitters. 3,' r = = 'F
il. Mark tho man who uas nearly dead and
gwen up by The doctors after using Hop Bill
tiers and becometh well. N55'HI'
Is Ceae from worrying about nervous.
aes;, general debility, snd urinary trouble,
Tor Hop Biftera will restore you.
'lyS3.xWFdw ST. '... 81, ~ ....
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.. Add disease upon disease and let The
worst come, am safe Il use Hon Bittcra.
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I'M. ercci:Ic h y faved my HE. had
lteere swift I'm iiptrr p.ft Of my body and
virtually ~ I ,1., poI onous Grs q large can. q;
nyGtni II ~ lN T., IN which nat suffered tot 70
rel OIL my Nc T. III ~ we'd me Il all soreness. and
jan. ss /. SeIns ,OrpSd out oil my system.
wilson le VIEW. r ro1l5oS, DAvhboro, Gs.
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HE FEELS LIKE a NEW MAN.
~ have had Dyspepsia, with Const,pa-
kinds OF pills, and TUTT'S arc tho first
that havc done mo any good. They havo
cleaned mo out nicely. My appetite In
splendid, food d!gcsts readily, and now
have natural pnssaYog, feel like now
man." W.D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
soldererywhere, 26c. Oticr, II Murray 81, NY.
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o. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and shall
have robust and blooming health. :"
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=. For all my life haveI been plagued with
sickness and aores, and not until year ago
was cured, by Hop Ditters, m -
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0. Though thu hast sore, plmples,
!teckles, salt iheum. erysipel.s. blood poison.
log, yet Hop Bitters will remove them all.
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8. Flo that kecpeth his bones from aching
rom Rheumatism aud Neuralgia, with Hop
Bitters doeth wisely. RS 80 N 80
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LINCOLa's POPULARITY.
Blaine. aud Arthur Men Unuec cexyariIy
- y NInf N rIinIl Il hnIaa Il 40 --...---

Blaine. aud Arthur Men Uuuece cessariIy
Disturbed a bout II.
New YonK, May PA Washington
dispatch to the Times Gays: The growing
popularity Of Lincoln as a candidate for
President and; the unwelcome conclusion
that the Blaine men appear to have reached
that their candidate cannot be nominated,
is disturbing both the Blaine men and
those Arthur men who do not place i'm.
plicit reliance upon the long array Of dele.
gates furnished from the White House as
sure for Arthur. The fact that the Blaine
men will talk about the possible Necessity
OF agreeing upon compromise is itself an
admission OF doubt. .g - -
When they come to talk about the
man who il to receive Blaine's votes,
when the Blaine managers are prepared to
deliver them, they Immediately suggest
John Sherman. They are suite enthusi.
astic about Sherman for his ''admirable
recordn and for his "s.atesmanliks quail.
ties" While they do not pretend that
MIR. Sherman Possesses these qualities in q
greater degree than Mr.. Edmunds, they
arc warmly praising the one, while they
can find no words too strong to expires.
their enmity to the other. There Is ne
doubt that the talk about Sherman hat
been heard among the Southern delegates
for some time, and that when 1t Ia djscoy
cred at Chicago that Mr.. Blaine cannot bt
nominated powerful attempt to unite tn,
opponents Of Arthur and the friends 0
Blaine upon Sherman will be made, \
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business interests, however, were 40 exten,
sive that he resigned, and thus openet
the way for Alexander H. Stephens to enter
Congress: Cooper's influence In Southern
politics since has been that Of a patriotic
bneineaa man. The temperance wave
which has swept over Georgia within The
last tive years has now reached bis county,
(Bartow.) Hitherto every prominent
politician has Joined In with the temper.
ance crusade, and MI. Cooper's adhesion
was confidently expected when his town
was reached. ;ls Az 'gsT0 -",'e''1
He declares that ardent spirits are among
the most necessary OF medicines hut
admits their evils as beverages. He con-
cludes: "As to its effects on tho human
family physlcially, Ito destructivenesa is
unequaled BY any article except tobacco.
II any one desires health, long lie, a cool
head, steady hand, and green, old age,
let him avoid both, especially tobacco. !; II
these iacts exist why then should not we
prohibit the sale by law. We answer:
First, It cannot be done; second, It ought
not to be done. Legislature hes little more
right to pass such law than Congress has
the right to pass a law 10 distribute public
money TO States for educating children, This
is an age Of progress, In which nothing can
De done without associated efforts. say,
let every man or woman, boy or pirl, re-. |
solve himself into temperance organize.
lion and stand by him or her resolve; each |
Individual Will then be felt and seen."
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THE CATTLE DlHEAEE,
What the Examinations OF tho Treasury
w.. Nrnnriment DiAclOse. M .Ll.I..L ".

What the E1 E1amiuati6ns OF tho TreBsury
i4a Department Disclose. IL
From Our Special Correspondent.
;WA.HlNdroS, May 95-"Executive Doc
ument l59' is q letter from the Secretary oi
the the: Treasury to the House Of Rspre.
aentatives submitting report Of the Chair
,nan of the Treasury cattls Commission
upon the subject Of the disease Of cattle in
several Of the Western States. which re-
Gently csused so much alarm. Prot. Law
the Chairman referred to, is reported to
have aaaerted positively before he went
West that the outbreak WIS undoubtedly
loot and mouth: disease, and thst an in
yeGtigation wss entirely unnOocesary.
Dr.. Salmon, veterinarian OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture was equally confident
,hs: such WAS not the casa, and his ti.st re.
ports from the tield wefe oonGrmationB ol
his stst.msnt. Professor Law, however,
has made his report, it makes pamphlet
Of twenty.nine pages and subatantistes the
final report OF tho officers appointed by
Comm issioncs Loying, to the effect that the
disease was simply dry gaugSene, Caused
by feeding crgo:ized hay. rhus report o!
Professor Law is valuable In Its historical
accounts Of similar outbreaks which have
occurred in the pa1t from like causc3 and
lis publication will doubtless do much tc
remove the slig.aa placed upon American
cattle products which tho false report tha
foot and mouth disease had broke1 ou
\ oCcn stoned. n if ii u - n 75t
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SHAR0N'S SHAME,
THE EX-SENATOR ON THE STAND.
no Dshiss al Of Miss iIiii's Allegation, AID
confssass a' to a Contract Of ShIm.--A Horrible
story. 10 Which = Nephew Saws h:. uncls,s
L'Ra on to aaks Him rit Small Cealu,

San Francisco, CAL, May 20.-Erst n.
ator William Sharon testified to-day for
the first time in tho suit brought ugain,t
MN by Miss Hill for divorce and alimony.
lie denied ever having received $500
from the plaintiff for investment.
The word "wiie" in the letters
produced addressed by him to her was n
forgery. lie said he never signed the al.
legged marriage contract; the document vss
q forgery; he never knew OF its existence
until he saw It in court, and never propoa.
ed marriage in any form to the plaintiff.
MIR. Sharon then recounted the circumglan.
ces Of the first meeting with Miss Hill. :
she called on him to ask his advice
about an investment In certain stocks,
She called several timea subsequently, and
IN one occasion the plaintiff did not
'esent aome iamiliarities that passed
between them. Flo cfrsred her
500 a month to live with him. She re-.
'lied !. was not enough. When he in
'reased the offer. to $500 it was silently
accepted. From that time he continued
0 pay plaintiff that amount monthly.
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THE GREAT OIL FIRE.

The Extent of tho .Eiamcs-LOSs Over
sF5,s5 Half n Million: 5-5ls
PHILADELPHIA, May 2G-The big fro at
the Atlantic refinery company's worku,
which started Friday night, is gradually
burning itself out The burnt district
covers au area Of about four acree, and is
atrewn with the wrecks Of thirty two mas.
sive iron tanks, The majority located in a
hollow, the flames having been carried to
them by burning oil as it tnowcd from a few
tanks located in the more elevated parts.
The burning oil which flowed from the
bombarded tank Saturday flowed into this
hollow, and set fire to trees, grass and
bushes, leaving the ground perfectly bare,
Fifty. five stills, all filled with oil and threat
ened with destruction; were saved. Ono Of
the most remarkable things about the fro
was the saving Of the immense agi-
tator. It was locsted in tho CEN
ter Of the burned district and surrounded
by flames, and yesterday when the smoke
became less denEe it was found intact.
Steam was forced into the tank and it is
supposed this prevented the explosion.
Nothing but a pile OF debris marks the
spot where the extensive psriftine works
were located. It ia thought the Losses will
exceed 100000. The work OF rebuilding
the destroyed works will be commenced at
once - Lii-'s IN = IFlsTil ...s Isl ~.
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Wallace. n cI&iulcy Case.

Z WASHINGTON, D. G., May 2G.-In the
House to-day the Mckinley. Wallace con.
tested election case came up. Tho majority
report unseats Mckinley and declares that
Wallace is entitled to his seat. The minor
ity resolution confirms the right Of the sit
ting member. Speeches vera delivered by
Turner, OF Georgia, and Adams, OF New
York, in favor OF the conteatant's case, and
by Hepburn and Robertson, of Kentucky,
and Z. B. Taylor, Of Ohio, in support OF the
contestee. Robertson is the only Demo.
cratic member Of the Committee on Elec-
tiona who signsd the minority report, and
he appealed to his side OF the House not to
vote to unseat Mckinley; as to do so it
would have to vote contrary to the law and
facts oil the case. Pending further debate
the matter went over for the present.
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The Mayor. reports that the Relief Com.
nislee received III money and supplies
about $4,000. Thee generous gifts were
not tcontine, in their distributiont 10 Wheel.
Ing, though Wheeling is under lasting
Obligations 10 the noble hearted people who
came to her aiil in the hour Of need. The
: Relief Committee had IN arduous duty to
perform and it has performed |! well. II
anybody ieela ,ha. bis claims were not
iully recognized let lin reflect how di1i-
cu'sA 10 to do exact justice in every case
where 60 many ca-es Of need are to be
relieved. !, ~ ,l-s
Tho publicwould not have tolerated that
deliberate action whi,h would have con.
sumed time in weighing want in nice bal.
snces when there Was so much suffering to
oe Fellerad at once. The committee wes
composed OF men who did the best they
could, and il is not probable that an equal
number Of other men could have done bet
Ter. They all gave Of their. time and means
and they deserve commenda!ion for theil
faithful services, ,,a.#5.;5 Z: Z,
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CAPITAL CUlLINGS,

Representative Frank Hurd says there
will certainly be m effort made this eeesion
to extend the FREQ list by the addition Of
lumber.
Robert J. Dyer, Of Shady Hill, Tenn,
aad Troy W. Williams, OF Dscaturville,
Tenn, have been disbarred from practice as
pension attorneys before the Interior de.
partment.
In reply to a communication from the
House Ways and Meaus Committee asking
for Secretary Fol2er's opinion OF the ad.
ministrative portion OF Hewitt's tariff bill.
Mr.. Hewitt has received letter from the
Secretary endorsing the plan. This renders
it more than likely that such changes in
the law as are recommended in that part OF
the bill will receive the sanction Of the
House.
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n. 4. COSFE.sE4CE,
An ExactinE Srene In tie House Yester.
uhy-Ihe Cnuhe.

An Exacting Scene In tie Kouse Yester.
dhy-Ihe Cnuse. gg
PHILADELPHIA, May 2G.-When the NJ.
z. General Conference resumed its sessions
today, Bishop Hurst presiding, the Com.
mittee on General Conference districts re-
ported, but the work OF the committee IVES
done 80 unsatisfactory that the report was
sent back to the committee for revision,
and with the instruction that the commit.
tee arrange for an additional district. The
report 6f the Committee on Cooperation
in Church Work WAS considered item by
item. II provides for the continued publ
cations OF the Church Manual, and gives
the American Bible Society, the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary Socieiies
permission to advertise in the Manual. 4
One item recommends that pastors OF
churches report the amount OF money cak-
ed for the support Of church societies and
the amount received. The report was
freely discussed. Finally tho previous
question being ordered Bishop Hurst de-
alsred that Bishop Wiley as chairman OF
the committee, had the right under the
rules 10 close the dobs.e, Dr.. Buckley ap-
pealed from the decision Of the chair be.
capse, be said, Bishop Wiley wa1 not a
member, either Of the conference or OF the
committee, aud hsd no rightJ on the floor.
The house sustained the appeal, rad on
the vote being taken, the item was rejected.
The debate on the appeal was very exciting,
members rising all over the houss and
shouting points Of order, questions Of priv
ilege and all the other distractions to de.
bate they could think Of. The house was
evidently very jealous Of what it regarded
as an sncroachment by the Bishops on the
rights OF the menbers. E.i 5l2.4 .l--
The following were recommended by the
n. j. General Conference to be elected
TruEtees Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
for tho term to expirD in 1892; Revs. Luke
Hitchcock, Charles W. Ketcham and Earl
Cranston, and Messrs. NJ. B. Hagane, W.
GumbslE and P. NJ. Bieusy. The
report wes arespteI. The report
Of the Dommittse op kpiscopacy
recon- msada the establishment, oi an Epis:
copal residence at Boston, New York, Phil.
adelphis, Washington, Cincinnati, Chi.
cago, St. Louis, San Francisco. Minneap.
oils, Atlanta or Chattanooga, New Orleans
or Austin, DesMoineH, Denver and Bu aAlo,
A motion wss made to substitute Topeka
for Buffalo. Adjourned. z.-ss
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THE GLASS CITY.
Glass Itemy, School Notes and Thieye.
A',-5.s''tte- af Ralyntvo sg.If57 =

Glass Item., School Notes and Thieves
i-SiEs,. at ReIlnllc. :. + a .,ftt} =. i,
J. B. Smith Is rebuilding bis law ctica on
the lot where his old one stood. y .G5.. 6.
The Enterprise window glass works made
their hrst blowing yesterday, and will soon
be in full blast. -. ! 4.,-,.g'I !
!, Interesting addresses will be made at the
temperance. meeting in the Presbyterian
church tonight. E, 7i5l10' So.
Z A number OF representatives. iths a. N.
E. church went from here To st. Clslrayille
Yesterday as delegates to conference meet
Ing. 4 x. ~. ~ -
Chicken thieves are reported at work again.
There are many chickens that might be stolen
without much weeping from the owners'
neighbors. Ia :, s ..::s.i3
The glass factories are complaining OF dull
business, but ss long as the factories are all
at work, as they are now, Bellaire does not
feel the Impression much. Those who earn
the wages outnumber those who pay them. !;
It seems from telegrams and letters re.
oeived by Marshal Burke, that ths three
thieves he arrested at Wheeling are identical
with the ones who have been raidipg Arm.
strong county, Pa. Theauthorities al Brook.
vile and ktttanning want the men taken
there. St ,sl5., 3, S.. 4l s Is 3.
The school board has dscided.t to cause the
teachers little anxiety this summon by keen.
ing the npplicantsin suspense. The e1ami.
nation will take place at.the Fourth ward
building Saturday next,; and the appoint.
ments will be made June 9Th. There Will
bs appointed two High School teachers, two
A grammar, two B grammar, four @ gram
mar, four A primary, six B primary, eevsn
O primary, one German and English and
one teacher for the colored school. 3s;;,i 5i,5i Z 3
Some days ago threats Of nrreslinr W.. Il,
Brinton, Secretary of the Belmont Glass
Works, were made, the charge being ''rsceiv.
ing stolen prop.rty."E However, that was not
done, but the Belmont Works were sued ior
stealing newly designed spoon. holder, only
= very fow OF which had been made by the
Buckeye Glass Company, Of Bridgeport, and
one OF which was found at the Belmont
Works cttics here. The trial showed that The
Belmont officers had no intention OF stealing
tho design: .,' :
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THE POLITICAL POT.
THE PRoposto COMBINATION
of The Blaiso and Sherman Fdrc.a-What 1
Ticket, Ny COuat',msp ! The Relative
Strength VI Arthur and Bialas"rhs Grow.
Ing Popularity oiHtcretary Lincaln. y

WASHINGTON, May 26.-One OF tho prin
cipsl topics Of conversation today has beer
the rumor Of projected combination o
the Blaine and Sherman forces In tn,
Chicago convention, and the probable re
suit Of Blaine and Sherman ticket. The
element or elements Of strength which Mr.
Blaine wc,,ld In any way or In any quarter
lack, It is claimed, would be supplied
abundantly by Mr.. Sherman, who, in addi.
tlon to the confidence he would inspire as a
conservative element in the administration
would secure an advance victory for his
party in Ohio. In answer to the objection
made, that Mr.. Sherman would decline to
have his name placed second on the ticket,
1t is said that his conscientiousness and
party loyalty would secure from him the
sacrifice in the event Of his own name not
being the frat choice Of the convention.
This idea ia conceded TO be an ingenious
one, to say tho least, and seriously consid.
cred 1t is thought to be not the most i'm.
probable thing that could happen. s
So far as the Arthur boom is concerned,
the teeter board Of lite wentupa week ago,
and now it apperas 10 be coming down
again. The National Republican (adminis.
tration organ) Of yesterday printed a table,
showing Arthur's strength to be 375 votes.