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years, such as Loss OF Memory, Lassitude,
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THE POET POWERS

a feeling Of gratitude impels me to
CUricURA, and i cordially recommend il
TO the public as u very valuable remedy.
II. n POWERS. BRIDaEPoRr, CoSN
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Young Men!-Read This.

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MISCELLANEOUS.
(utiCura
The Only Remedies For The Skin
And RIood Universally
COMMENDED

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J.C, ARENTRUE,
VINcxNNES, IND.
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KNOW ITS VALUE

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Monticello, Wis.
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ORES OK NECK .

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city, certitieS To a wonderful cure ofruI-
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treated dy hospital physicians without
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the CUTICCRA REMEDIYS.
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CUTlCURA ABROAD

Through a home returned Norwegian
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NM. alApsToNE,s .YoIoE.

The Remarkable Eject he Inns Upon Ills
Auditors,
In It's account OF the debate upon the
Home Rule bill the Pail MAJ Gasetis says:
At last Mr., Gladstone rose, and nobody
who has not been in the House on great
occasion can know exactly what even old
spectators feel then. A different spirit
seems to come over everything-a differ.
ent atmosphere seems to be upon the
house, something like the effect caused by
the raising OF the gauze curtain before a
transformation scene, All Is there as 1t
was, but different, After midnight the
members lobby was crowded with eager
and anxious groups, but the two
words "Gladstone's up" caused
them to stampede into the House
like flock Of sheep before Watchdog
not to go in leisurely, and with dignity,
but literally to turn and run helter.skelter,
all alike, old parliamentary hands and
young NJ, P,'s to whom the house seems
yet more like new school, The Prime
Minister was very psle-almoat as white
as the flower in his buttonhole-and there
was an added solemnity in his manner
BETTING the occasion. Best OF all, how
ever, he was In splendid voice. II rang
as clear as in years gone by, and what a
voice 1t Is To begin with, It Ia OF extra.
ordinary compass, from the light high
bsntering note in which he twitted lie
Tories with endeavoring ito adorn the
laugh-to decorate it-with an idea,"
down to q deep, resonant, Intentionally
hoatse bass TO which 1t sank as he spoke
Of the profound and bitter Condemna.
ton" with which English action toward
Ireland was universally received.
Then the tlexibility OF 1t, too! From
top note to bottom Mr.. Gladstone passes
as lightly and smoothly and easily as a
birds carol. But the quantity OF it-how
can one describe thatH 1t Is impossible
to do 80 without seeming to fall into
absurd hyperbole. There is something
so winning, 30 magnetic" in Mr.. Glad.
stones voice, as 1t was once more, and "a
We can hardly venture to hope that II will
be again, that 1t Is necessary to seek far
for q smile. A cathedral bell soundinp
far away over q river, q waterfall heard Q
long way of in the stiffness OF night, the
sea rolling slowly in over pebbly beach,
a summer wind blowing over a hilltop OF
pines-in each Of these there 10 a strange,
understandable quality which sometimes
makes ones eyes I'LL and ones throat con.
tract for mere physical sympathy, and In
Mr.. Gladstone's voice, when he will,
there Is the same note.
The admirable construction OF his
speech, how II began by few personal.
tiles and references to his immediate pre-.
decessors in debate, how 1t passed grad.
ually TO elaborate historical argument,
how itturned to denunciation OF the rival
policy, and the picture Of Erin with the
cup at her lips-piCture finished with
touch OF Virgil-how 1t concluded with a
solemn appeal for a "blessed oblivion Of
the past" and "happlness, prosperity and
peace" for the years that are to come
these, and the utter absence of any per.
sonal faint, any complaint, any reference
to the speakers own person, all can see
who will read 1t. But that yolCe-it 10
only an inalienable memory,
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Raelish eourn,ands.


EIpm Ne Glnnlnnatl OLD Postl -
Recently q gentleman interested IN the
subject Of dyspepsia, had occasion 70 look
mp statistics, and dis report thereon is
quite interesting, He Anas that this com.
plant prevails prlnnIpRlly among peo-
pie Of moderate living, and others Of pre-
iudieed VleBs who oppose the use Of
ltimulAnt in any form, and that among
the more wealthy classes and those who
mAintain HidsboREd, there are compare
lively few cRseG Of dyspepsia He claims
that In England, where there are the most
immoderate eaters and gourmRnds Of tho
world, and where the most indigsStiblo
edibles are inlulged-such a. plum
pudding and veal piles at nlght-dyspepsiN
10 almost unknown, EnglIshmen laugh
at the feeble and debIlitated stomachs Of
Americans, and any American who has
travelled In England win tell how he was
rldiculed Mt tho mention Of dyspepsia
Their exemption from diseases Of this
kind, this writer claims, Ia due entirely to
tho stlmulants they drink with their
meals-children as well as grown people,
OF all ages-aud YET despite this free use
ofstimulapt, there Il comparatively little
drunkenness among the English, He goes
further TO say, that there Is a natural, in,
born craving for stimulation, and on &C,
count OF the great YarItieS and indgestl-
Bile qualities Of the food OF the present
day, Btlmulant Is as necessary rs the food
ITSELF II Is o question, he maintains,
whether the people 0t this country are
not strainlng their ideas and prejudlces
against the use Of stlmulants 10 q dan,
geFous extent and to the destruction OF
the health Of the people, This stupid op.
position TO q iudlclous use Of the same, es.
peclally when we have q pure article like
Dutfy's pure malt whlskey, has done more
harm and been the cause OF more misery
-Rs evidenced by the thousands OF dyS.
peptics and other lnYRllds whose com.
plants are directly tTRceable to imperfect
dlgestlon-thau could ever arise from
even free Indulgence In the use OF
liquors. The waste and decay OF the lungs
10 always closely associated with, and fol,
lows almost directly upon, weakened
stomach and impaired digestion, and In
fact, nearly all complaints that human
lleAh Is heir to originate from this
source, and health and IcOmfort hinge
almost alone upon this point
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Irish assisted the Liberals q formerly
they THE LibeFals) would have q cleRI
working majority In the new house.
Mt, PsHnell wisely concluded not 70 rely
on the magnRpimity or gratitude Of the
Liberals, or the known good will Of Mr.,
Gladstone. He determined to secure the
balance Of power in the house, and 90
force parliament 10 grant their Just de-
mAnds, How we'll hesucceeded the world
already knows, Mr., PArnell holding the
balance Of power with eighty.six mem.
bers, each one pledged 10 follow the de-
clsion OF the majority or resign and give
place 10 some one who would,
Evidently Mr., Parnell "a an embodiment
Of Matthew Arnold's Characterization Of
the American people-"Hs sees clear and
thinks straight," or aH Mr.. Huxley, with q
flavor Of Carlyle, says, "0uT right honor
RbleEhetorlclans are no match torthis man,
who understands realities" Rlsing supe-
Tior TO class preiudiCes, he has clearly seen
the condition Of atiaiIs In Ireland, and
with firm faith In the democratic idea OF
selt-goYornment 40 cure for political dis
content, he has thought straight to the
mark for the remedy. Notwithstanding
Tory obstlnaCy and Liberal timidity, the
victory Ia assured, All that remains Is to
arrange the details, which will probably
be on the model OF our national union
another triumph OF American ideas, and
one that will greatly aid Iepubllcanism in
Europe, and rebound to the credit OF our
Institutions,
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A walking skeleton.

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Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
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Thousands Say SO,

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s,uper session At Mt, LAKE PARE, Garrett o.
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MT, De CHANTAL ACADEMY,
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lob, M0IIlS FRENCH POWDERS.

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grans,tortntiolr.

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 Sp,
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ItafIords me pleasure To assure you that at-
ter using DIR. q. NlutAnG's Celebrated LIVER
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All trains daily except Sunday,
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Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
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For IhiouRh tickets baggage checks, sleeping car
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handle station, foot Of Eleventh EtFe. or at City
Ticket ONCE under Mcclure House Whaeling,
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A hen that shares with the house cat
The care Of . litter Of kittens 10 curiosity
NJ MboYe'a Hill. Ind.
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an 40 ipl,anl tellolI Final cute IN 10 days,
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RMANoR ANp TRAnr.
Tho Features o. the Money and ST
ALnrEnis.

The Features Of the Money and stoch
Markets.
NEW YORK, July L,-Mhney on call ranged from
VI 20 pelcenl closed q sac percent fTlme maf,
camille a RspsI 20 percent Sterling Exchange dun
aoys;ss A. aIsI ROsDs-wero dun and 9pecent
sTAEl Rosts Were quiet and arm.
AZ n ~ ~ noApa were shade more aeslyei
news was Of rather more iGvomble character, IN.
glcaung tnat there Was chance for speedy W.,
Hemelt o. the Rte war, and that the railroads In
chicago were determined 70 mRiltAln their stand
IA Sbo Sle MIKE Prizes gsnsTay were strong
hpaipe was somewhat innllned 70 move, hut dur.
ing The Afternoon the same feeling OF 'WaitnR for
ueHelopmelhn showed Itself aud business became
heaYy IneTe was no yeiy decided movement
mApite'ted IN any particular ltQck except peThRpa
IN LOUISVILLE y Nashville In which II Is said that
pool mad been Operating and tietl II unloRded To.
9ay' Epere was gain IL prices all along the line
favored; Northwestern gained ~ percent, Omaha
W, ~ tapl ~ cleveland, C0lumbus, Cincinnati
solidlted Gas ~.
gold ban tjr shipment nicst oil which Is for Berlin,
RS tue exGhSnge nate Is higher In that city thanil
any other city IN Europe HeldelhRnk IcklaheImer
y 20, who have ordered most OF The gold recently,
tAAh " " uatA III atflll IuE hulhu lOhuh
On Lail money again made squirt aud rose 70 0
percent nngng between ", the lowest aud the
hnt named hgure
BoNps-Closed bid; U. 8. IS, 1907; U. 8. new 49,
lS6Ni u 8, W. lll1ii Pacific u Of '95, l96,
sTocKs-Closed bid: Adams Express, 40; Amerl.
eau Express lI7i uanlda Southern, az; Central
Pacific. w Chesapeake 4 Ohio, "; do tnts pre-,
ieTredi 49, do seconds, l0hi a., q, o, & l., bBJ6t
Denver \ Rio Grante, l5J1 Ellie 2SIS DO preferred,
vs. Fort Wayne, hiSi Kansas 4 Texas, 8O1S
Lake Erie 4 Western, lIi Lake Shore EijIi Louis,
Vile hashylle, 4l4i Louisville New Albany q
Ihlctgor M Memphis 4 Charleston, 87f; Mich.
Kan Central ISi Missouri Pacific, lU7; NG'hyille 4
chattanooga, b; New jersey Central, 6tl4 NOfta,
.rn Pacific, 9lNi do preferred, 6911t; Ihlcsgo 4
northwestern, lOlN do preferred, ~; New York
Central, 1864; Ohio Central, =; Ohio & MIsSlI. |
Ilppl, 2Ski DO preferred, 9Oi Paclac Mall 6IJl; |
riIsbgrgh, ISL Reading, ST. Louis 8 san Fran,
'liSG9 ~ DO preferred, Nj do aEst preferred,
Texas y PGCi 10, los; Union Pacific, bSS UnlIed
states Express, G3 W., st. L 4 r., III; do pre- |
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Manhood RAStN[Ad.

HLh,kI ~ IsIIn loalhlV lpp5udlhe9
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