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Congo RaiIroadino-.

New YORK, May 10.-The report comes
from London that Colonel George w.
Williams, the colored author, is sup
ported in his Congo mission by c. i.
Huntington, and that the latter intends
to engage in railway building there.
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THE RAILROADS.
c. A. Parker Appointed Acting Traffic
MANAGER of the Missouri Pacific

ST. LOUIS, May ct is announced to-
day that c. A. Parker, formerly General
Freight Agent of the Gould system, has
been appointed Acting Freight Traffic
Manager of the Missouri Pacific Railway.
the st. Louis Iron Mountain Railway
Company and lesser operated indepen-
dent lines, vice Leeds.
The latter returned from the East to-
day and stated that he thought his con-
nection with any road as a member of the
Western Traffic Association would not
be allowed by the association, but that he
proposed remaining in the railroad bust
ness. Further his plans were not ma
tured.
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The Charleston Located.

Los ANGELES, May 1O.-A dispatch
from San Pedro says the United States
war vessels Omaha and Charleston came
to anchor off that place this evening, and
exchanged signals.
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Wheat and corn are advancing in price
and silver has been going down. This
shows that there is something wrong
with the argument of the free coinage
men that silver ''demonetizationn caused
the fall in price of.farm produce.
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The Christian Soldier.

New YORK, May 10.-General o. O.
Howard is busily engaged in mission
work on the east of New York. He has
secured chapel on Elizabeth street, and
has raised $4,000 of the 81 900 needed to
pay for it,
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The Chief Yielded.

CALCUTTA, May 10.-Information has
been received to the effect that friendly
Manipuris have captured the Regent, and
that the Manipur General-in-Ch has
Welded
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Major Downing Dead.

SAN PEDRO, May 1O.-Maior P. Fl.
Downing, collector of this port, died early
this morning. The Majoc lived at Viii
mington many years. He was highly
esteemed by his many friends.
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Germany Ahead.

LONDON, May 10.-The census in
France shows an increase in population
of 1OS,0O0 yearly, as compared with an in
crease of 435, 900 yearly in Germany.
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of the delegates to England, and carry
into effect the proposals made by them to
the British Parliament. A bill Will be
submitted enforcing the n,oditS giUeHdi.
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Railroadfne in Columbia.

New YORK, May 10.-A letter from
Cartagena, Colombia, states that work has
begun on railroad to connect Cartagena
with Magdalene River, eighty miles
above the mouth.
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DEPENDS UPON CIRCUMSTANCES.
The Charleston Has Really Gone After
the Runaway Itatn

the Runaway Itata.
WASHINGTON, May l0.-At late hour
tonight it was learned that the teIe-
graphic instructions sent the captain of
the Charleston leave good deal to that
officers discretion and judgment.
In case he overtakes the Itata, he is di-
rected to take the Chilean vessel, pro-
vided he can do so without manifest
injury to his own ship.
The department does not anticipate
ANYTHING like hostilities between the
Charleston and the Itata, but the latter
vessel may be joined by battleship of
the insurgents by. the time the United
States cruiser oyerhauls her,
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Tronnlesome Secret SocIeties.

VALPARAISO, May 10.-Secret societies
exercise a complete terrorism here. The
futile attempts on the life of Vienna, cam
didate for the Presidency, are attributed
to them.
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VIII Not Talk.

SAN PEDRO, May l0.-An on board the
Robert and Minnie are under arrest.
They have delivered their cargo, but de-
cline to say anything whatever about the
Itata.
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Eastern Baseball.

CHICAGO, May 10.-Western League
baseball games to-day resulted as fol-
lows:
At st. Paul-St. Paul 8, Lincoln 2.
AT Milwaukee-Milwau 20, Kansas
City 5.
At Sioux City-Sioux City l, Omaha 2.
At West Superior-Minneapoli 6, Den
yer 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
WASHINGTON, May 9. 9.-Washington 10,
st. Louis s.
BALTIMORE, May g. Baltimore 16,
Louisville 6.
BosToN, May 9.-Boston 4, Cincinnati s.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Athletic 4,
Columbus O.
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DISASTROUS FOREST FIRES.
Great Damage Done in Various Ports
of the Country.

Great Damage Done in Various Ports
of the Country.
PHILADELPHIA, May l0.-A special
from Keating Summit says: One of the
largest forest fires known for many years
is raging south and west of Austin. The
fire has been burning since yesterday
noon. 1t is estimated that SO, ,000, 900 feet
of logs and 10000 cords of bark are de-
stroyed besides ten miles of tram railway
MILLvILLE IN. J.), May 10.-A disas-
trous forest fire is raging in Cape May
County to-day. The fire burned over
three miles in one direction and four
miles in another. Petersburg was COM
pletely surrounded by the flames yester-
day.
GRAND RAPIDS (Mich.), May 10.-On
Saturday the people of Deer Lake were
panic-stricken by the near approach of
the flames from the burning forests, and
parties of this city interested in lumber
ing there sent a special train with fire
engine. Upon arriving this morning
they found the danger averted by change
of wind and the rain, although the inhab-
itants of that little village in the woods
had narrow escape. All the telegraph
offices in the smaller towns being closed
1t is impossible to get reports Of the dam
age, but in this city a copiouS rain is fall
ing, and it is hoped that it has also
reached the sufferers in the north.
CLEARFIELD PA, May 10.-A large
portion of this county is beng swept by
forest fires. The loss to lumbermen is
heavy, hundreds of cords of bark, fences,
etc., being destroyed. The town of Cur
wensville, with population of 1000, is
threatened.
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Philadelphia County, Pa, has more
pensioners than any other county in the
United States,
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A smart man can learn a great deal
from fool.
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A reporter for the New York Tribune
chronicles what he calls "one.sided
conversation" which he overheard re-
Gently in q railway car. The moral OF
the tale lies so upon the surface that 1t
would be an impertinence to enlarge
upon it. A mother and her little girl
occupied one OF the seats, and the
mother was absorbed ina book.
Mamma" the child began, "you
didn't speak to Mrs. Brown when we
got on" Her mother did not hear her.
"She's sitting right in front OF u.s.
this in q loud whisper
aren't you ever going to speak to
her again?"
ing her eyes.
mot Il she takes back what she said
about the choir?"
mo, dear"
Some Of the neighbors begin to smile,
and general conversation is all ut once
suspended.
And cant go to her house again 2"
elias she got it on?"
There is no answer to this question,
which is followed by q louder whisper:
Mamma, Is that the bonnet you told
papa aboutY"
"Yes, darling"
"And those the feathers?"
"Yes, dear"
What made you say she looked like a
fright in it?"
No answer.
lynn fold mana an ~
Eyes, dear"
"Mamma"-in a louder whisper
"she's lOokingat you." Someone filters.
"She looks angry"
The brakeman slams the door, and
the mother looks up from her book just
in time to her the child go on:
II guess she heard what you said
about the bonnet
"What bonnet, dear?"
"Sfrs. Browns. Yon said"
"Stop your chattcring," said the
mother, sternly, while blush steals up
from her throat TO her forehead. Don't
opon your mouth again"
Then she returns 10 her book, but
somehow she forgets to turn the leaves,
and the blush fingers on her cheek till
the train draws into the station and the
passengers push their way out OF the
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a Monder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had
been under the care Of two prominent
physicians, and used their treatment
until he was not able to get around.
They pronounced his case to be Con-
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continued to use it and is to-day enjoy
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We guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle
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Both the effect and result when Olive
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promptly. It Is the greatest boon to
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Iouths Companion
The class which graduated from Har-
ward College in 1929 became famous
one. Its members attained eminence
in many proiessions-in law, medicine,
theology, science, commerce and litera-
turc, One OF its members, the late Rev.
James Freeman Clarke, says, neverthe-
less, in his Autobiography, that the
class did not promise much i'll college,
and that few Of It's members took genu-
inc interest in the college studies. Their
want OF interest was largely due to the
fact that, with one or two exceptions,
the professors and tutors did not teach,
but heard recitations,
The late Professor Benjamin Pierce,
the distinguished mathematician, was a
member OF the class. He was born with
a genius for mathematics, and went far
beyond the college course in that direc-
ton.
In taking out books from the college
library, instead OF selecting novels,
poetry, history, biography or travels, US
most Of the students did, he carried
away under his arm large quarto vol
umes OF pure mathematics.
1t was observed when the class re-
cited in comic sections or the calculus,
that the tutor never put any question to
Pierce, but having set him going, let
him talk as long as he choose without
interruption. The class shrewdly sus-
pected that the tutor did this from fear
lest the examiner might become the ex-
amined.
The talents OF another member OF the
class, Oliver Wendell Holmes, did not
become known to most of his classmates
until near the end OF the college course.
Doctor Clarke, who passed many ev-
eninEs with him, playing chess and en-
loving his bright conversation, writes
thus: "Ile said things then rs witty as
any that have since proceeded from his
tongue and pen. One OF his impromp-
tus fingers in my memory. We were
talking of metaphysics.
"I'll tell you, James, said he, what
think metaphysics Is like. II is like
man splitting log. When II Is done
he has two more to splitn"
His classmates could foresee the fu-
ture eminence OF Benjamin K. Curtis,
who became so prominent Mt the bar
and on the bench OF the Supreme
Court Of the United States, His papers,
read aloud to the professor OF philoso-
ply, were SO logical and such exhaus-
tive discussions that 1t seemed impossi-
BILE to improve on them. His mind
worked with the accuracy Of machine.
It did its work as accurately in those
college papers as II did when he argued
at the bar or delivered opinions from
the bench.
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HENRY c1Ew,s STATEMENT
OF Market Conditions for the Week Past.
Bulls and Bears battle.

OF Market Conditions for the Week Past.
Bulls and Bears Hattie.
Special Diipdteh to ne intelligence.
New YoRx, Aug. 1.-The course Of
speculation at the Stock Exchange has
developed some new phases. Wearied
of the protracted dizziness, the "bears"
made q bold dash on the "bull" posi-
ton on Monday, with the result OF u
break Of one ~ five points i'll the spec
ilative list. Tho day following, reprl..
sails were forthcoming from the bulls, .
with the advantage OF recovery OF the
previous days lost ground. The victors,
however, atthe same time lost what
ever strength the previously oversold
condition OF the market had conferred
on their side, and airesh selling move
ment on Thursday produced relapse
in prices to about the level touched
under Mondays attack. During the
remainder OF he week, the contest was
kept up with diminishing interest, but
with the balance OF advantage inclining
TO the bears" These operations were
confined mostly TO room Traders,
among whom the disposition to sell de-
cidedly preponderatGs. The "buIl" eIe-
ment is dormant for the time being, re-
garding the situation as unpropitious,
ut the moment for active operations,
but at the same time retaining conf
dencc in their position and appear both
ready and able to interpose effectively
against any room attempts to seriously
depTess prices,
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For over Fifty Years

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been used by millions Of mothers for
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cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world. Be sure and ask
for aAiRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
MWFAw
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RIDING ADRoNCo.
Old Tootles Prefers n sudden Death to
Another such Trial.


":vcr hear how Tootles rode John.
sons hronco@ Bill Fags asked me one
day, says Figaro.
/ told him ! had not, and he there
upon cleared his throat and launched
into the following:
II knew that the little bronco was q
reg'lar tire.eater the mint l laid eyes OH
him. one OF them quiet chaps, you
know-stood with his head down an
looked us If he didn't have o friend in
the world. Innocent critter, hc was!
Why, ! wUuldn'ta trustedhim no quick
cr'n | would an Indian; no, sir. But
Toot-oh, Lor! He had taken two or
three smiles Mt Rattter's, an he told me
he could ride anything on loofs-Old
Nick included. Johnson was great
joker, an he jest nagged loot OH to ride
that sorrel bronco.
well, sir, mebbe you won't believe
il, but they had to tear down the barn
around that bronco to get him out, an
then it took every able.bodied man in
Skytown TO put bride on him. All
the while they was gettin' the critter
ready, Toutles was steadying himself
against the barn. At last johnson said,
All aboard, loot an loot walked right
up to Mr.. Bronco an got on him, an
the boss never shook an ear or moved q
muscle. But Ill be blazed il he didn't
wink at me, that critter, as much rs to
say, You watch me, Bill Flagg, I'll fix
him. Then l said, 'Toot, I'd get off
that piece OF lightning If l were you. It
don't look healthy But loot said,
Dry up, Bill flagg; | rode broncos be
fore you was born After that | didn't
care rap what become Of Tootles.
"As l said before, that boss never
moved, an | began to think he want
goin' TO.
"'He's petrifed, said johnson, touch
in him in the flank with pitchtork.
"Rut you bet lie want petrifed by
long shot. When he moved he moved
so quick We couldn't see him. Then he
jumped in the air bout fifteen feet, an
came down stih.legged, ker-bang! After
that there was pause OF about two sec
onds, when the bronco started all ways
to once, an left loot everywhere. The
last we see OF that bronco he was ske-
daddlin' over the prairie like all possess
ed, an We commenced picking up Too
ties an putting him together. When
we had got enough Of him in one pile to
talk he said:
"Wh-wh-where am L?
ave told him.
'Wh-wh-what did he do?'
eve couldn't tell what the bronco
did, cause he did itso quick we couldn't
see him.
"Say, johnson, was you ever shook
up by an earthquakeg
Cant say that / ever was said
Never had any buildin's fall down
on you or anythin' like that, l don't
suppose?'
"Nope.'
"'Then you don't know how I feel.
Got any more critters like that one?
ga whole corral full
"Then loot turned to me.
"'You hear that, Bill Flagg; he says
he's got lots Of 'cm. fyou ever see ME
tryin' to ride another one YOU just
shoot me OIL the spot, I'd ruther die
that way than lingcr along. Now help
me home"
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LEMON ELIxIR.
Plea.an., Elegaat, Rellabie.

AACbNtNt @%tSb'@-'t
For biliousncss and constipation, take
For feyers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
palpitation of the heart, take Lemon
For indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Elixir.
For ali sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
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eases, all OF which arise from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or
'H Prepared only by DR.. H. Motley, At
Soc and 81 per bottle at druggists.
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WAC on,Ls on NlNEfY.oNE.


iarpn's Young Pcqie.
They tell me twas the fafhion,
Oh, long ana long ago,
For giriA 10 look ike lilies white,
Aud SIT n home and sew.
Forth StrOde their sturdy brothers,
On mnny gallant quest:
but the maids behind the lattice
Their weary souls possessed.
To-day the times have altered,
Ana pretty Kate aud Nell
Are playing merry tenuis-
III sO0lh, they do II well.
They ride AcrOs the country.
They clint the tnOtiHiRln,sids..
And with OATs that feather Lightly,
Along the rives glide.
II They've not yet been 70 college,
They ME going by,and'bye.
To shake the tree Ot knowledge,
Though It's branches touch tue SKY
For all their Greek and Latin
And pouring over books,
With fares sinOOtll a. Aatll.
They'll keep their dainty looks.
Do you want d happy comrade,
til study or Ia f'iHf
he sure You'll ilIIl her quickly
Mid tile girls Of Ninely-One.
She u KEEP that bright bead STEADY,
Cnharned In any whlrl
And not a lad will l1Ee her less
Because she isa girl.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 1.--Cattle, receipts $500 head;
shipments 800 heah; Innrkrt steady; natives
s. 25a6 %: butchers g 60a3 % Hogs, receipts
1000 head shipments 900 head; market steady:
crs IS lIaS 10; prime heavy S 4aab 80. Sheep,
receipts 1000 head: shipments none: market
steady; natives s. 60at 5Oi mixed and wethers
81 7jaS 2j; Texans 81 90; lambs s. CO.
EAST LIBERTY. PA, Aug. l.-Cattle, receipts
6Sl head; shipments 6Sl head: nothing doing.
Hogs receipts 2 500 head: shipments 900 head;
market steady: rhiladeiphIls s. I0a5 i1S; hest
Workers and mixed s. 6OaS o.; common TO fair
Workers. s. 0OaS 20; fair TO best pigs, - 0Oai Is.
Sheen. receipts 2009 head; shipments 100 mead;
market dull at unchanged prices.
ClScISSArI. Aug. l.-IogS, receipts 1000
head; shipments 1000; steady: rough and com
mon g. T6aI 10. Sheep, receipts, l,OOO head;
Shlpuents none,
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!ThC Man without a Stomach

Way exist rs a museum freak, hut most Of us
httgH'fc the 'tOmRch as nee, ssiry t1 life wnd
ShiOft NO tOiuS experience u lItle trouble
X lllS source occasionally, wrong action OF
Se tinhl' extends, involving the liver and
,NHes, whence we tlnd blliouSneSs and constl.
lainn' We lind also that the bOWelS and KID.
ne,A natures sewage Ryttsmt become cit gge1
Ma Gillette matter, from which Comes impure
Slood, bclls, botches, pImpleS, scroiila, scroiu.
Tme sEellingS and CancerOuS complaints, The
iunl1fk Hood MiterS taken at the beginning.
y. wHni later Sthge, arrests the trouble. IetoreS
w. asufdervd organ 70 activity, thereby remoy.
N,nle pure extract Of roots aud herbs, which
.Alh0t lnjute even the most delicate COnstltu.
ION and rs cure for Dyspepsia. BilIOusneN.
insulation, had Blood, etc, succeeds In %
'A'Sa OUT OF i@. nri.NwFAw
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Tie best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheHm, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chi
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and
positivelycures Piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
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TREArIsEon
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NV YoRK. Aug Petroleum opened steady,
but soon became dun and remained so until
the close pennSylyanla oil spot highest Coo;
lowest 6gJte, closed 6Oc; September closing &c.
Sales 5000 barrels.
on CRY, Pa. Aug. 1.-opened at Gl1Ec; high
est 6Jc lowest 6lI<c closed at G3c; sales 69,OO0;
barrels; cleArnnces 62SOOO barrels; shipments So,
so barrels; runs not including n. 7. i6,lia
barrels.
BRADFoRD. Pa, Aug. I.-opened Gle; closed
62aSc; highest G2asc; lowest Gle. Clearances
lSs'0o.
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Lemon Hot Drops.

Cures all coughs, colds, hoarsencss,
sore throat, bronchitis, hemorrhage and
all throat and lung diseases. Elegant,
reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ga. NTH
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"NIamma, nav 90 sailing with Mr..
Guyropeb" II ain afraid, my darling,
that you may catch cold ooh, no,
mamma; there is not particle Of
breeze blowingw-Puck