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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
How to help ,our digestion

Almost every day We feel the un- pleasant sensations of indigestion. Try Allcock's Porous Plasters and be reiieved J. F. Davenport, of Canar- sic, New York, writes:
 "I have been very much troubled. with a violent pain below my chest hone. was told by several physicians that it wss rheumatism of the dia- phragm. IL resulted from cold and exposure. had very little appetite and digested my food with great diff culty. I placed one AlIcock's Porous Plaster below the breast bone and two on each side. In the course of twenty four hours all pain ceased, ani I was able to eat and digest 8 good square meal, something [ had not done before in two weeks. I got better constantly, and the end of seven days found my self entirely we'll Since then I have used AIicock's Porous Eltsiers for colds, copghs aud pains in my side. and l have always found them quick and effective"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25

THE Governor recommends the re- duction of the salary of the principal Of the Normal school. He gets $20D per month now, and if his services are not worth thas amount Of money the better idea would be to get some one whose services are valued at that figura-
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25

of the thumb until the joint of the thumb oyerlaps it's GPPer edge, when the coin wiIl be found to be tigbtly held be- tween that joint and the junction Of the thumb with the haud.-S- '. Worldy
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
A sEeuntaIn of if.

A prospector signing himself A. G. Tingman, San Diego. California, Writes for information to tbe Engi- neering and Mining Journal as follows |: "Is there any demand for black man ganese or what is commonly called "wad2" We have been prospecting on the Colorado Desert for the Isst nine years and among our fndsis an entire mountain Of both hard and soft "wad. {" It is almost entirely pure and we would like to get in correspondence with some one wanting it. If vol can put me in correspondence with some one you will greatly oblige."
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
NEWS BY TYRE.

SAN FRAEorsoo.-Fully 20O0o tons of bonded java sugar lies in the ware house on Mission dock in San Fran eiseo bay. It is the property of Clans Speckies and viii be held there until April l, when under the provisions of the MeKinly bill il wIn be admitted into the country free
 KANSAS cTTY.-The run which was 1 commenced on the Kansas City Sale Deposit and saylng bank yesterday continues to-day As early as seven o'clock this morning, fully one hun | dFed and fifty people were standing m | line in front of the hank, waiting for the doors Co open. When the bank opened a; nine o'clock the crowd was as large as at any time yesterday and there was a wild rush for the paying tellers counter.
 BROWNSVILLE, TExAs,-At noon yes terday the train on the Rio Graude railroad, between here and Point Sable was wrecked and robbed by fifteen masked men. They placed obstruc- tions on the track. deraiIed the train and levied on the passengers for their i -siua5ies. A brakeman WAS badly In- ! jured in the wreck. The sheriff and posse are out securing the country for the robbers, who are doubtless safe in ' Mexico.
 CRCISNATL-Pursuant Co notice giy- en yesterday the chamber Ofcommerce to-day considered the following resolu- tions concerning the free coinage ot silver and they were adopted: Resolved by the Cincinnati Cham Der of Commerce and Merchants Ex- change that the action of the United States in passing bill providing for ihe free coinage of silver is a most se- rious menace to the business interest of the country.
 PARIs.-The Figaro to-day makes an appeal to the churches to keep their doors open all night. and 10 take steps necessary to transfer them into night schools Tor the homeless poor of PaEis.
 PARIs.-It is estimated that J0OO0 persons have been thrown out Of enl- yl0yment by the severe weather and that the total loss to France in wages, the stoppage Of trade, and the blight ing of crops will be j0,0Oo.OOO franks. All the hospitals and iufirm- aries are crowded. The administration has placed the dead wood in the state forests at the disposal of the poor. PARrs.-wnn. O'Brien, accompanied by John Dillon, has started for Bol- ougne sumner, where they are to meet a number Of Irish members of pariia- ment, including. il is believed. Psrnell. It IS expected that the Irish leaders will remain several days at BOlougne.
 BERLIs.-Dr. Guttman at meeting of prominent physicians yesterday, de- nonsirated upon subject who had died of advanced tuberculosis, that ulcers on the iutestines besides ulcers on the lungs. had nearly healed under ! injections of Professor KGch's lymph, fact that suggested that Koch in- tended 10 cure ulceration of tlIe bowels.
 FL PAso--That the MexIcan author ities have decided to attempt the ex- tradition Of Dr. ". s. Bolton is now certain. The treaty between the United States and Mexico provides that neither country is obliged to de- liver up it's own citizens, but Mexico will rely upon the custom of friendly nations to help each other in suppress ing crime.
 Telegrams have been passing be- tween President Diaz and Minister Romero at Washington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25

The ranch at which Smith was kill. ed was the McGowan place. It will be remembered that the latter killed his partner short time ago and his body was buried in the corner of the enclosure ia front Of the house. When the Apachss Who killed smith had gone and evidences Of their indeniity were being hunted, the tEack of one evi- dently large sized Apache lei to the corner of the field where the grave vas located. Here he had deliberately sat down on the soft muund of dirt with his back toward tie house and his moecasin tracks were left inl- printed in the soil on each side Of the mound. IL was evidently done de- libersteiy anal probably imPclled by some superstition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
conJuRlNe FOR oiRLs.

How to coassal s...aII coIns la the Palm
 or tHe Hand.
 When you have mastered the art of oalning o0ias other objects will be man sZed easily. GIris' hands being small IS a rule it is better to practice with ive-cent pieces. Tocommenee with, turn feur right hand palm upward and lay the nickel in ttie palm (you will soon dis
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
Tha P.afns.

.we1I, Willie, what are you reading at SuBday-school now2"
 s'Wefre halfway through the peesal- ums. n-H Harper's Young People.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25

Mistress tssyereiyf--Bzi4ges, I told you to tell those Indies tI at was oak
 Bridget-So did, maas; said you WIS out, but I thought youE be hack in few minutes, an begorra- EnEsn, they said theya some in an wait.-..Eew York Sun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25

THE cattle men are said to be in lhe majority in the legislature.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-08-20
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Two STEAMERS that were racing
.collided near Yokohama and eco per-
sons lost their lives.
OWING to wholesale corruption haY-
ing been unearthea IN his department
Sir Hector Langeviu, minister of pub
lie works inetlc dominion government,
has resigned.
TIE vault in the cathedral at Lima.
Peru, in which the remains OF Francis
GO Pizarro were placed in 1851 was
opened and the remains moved to the
chapel of the yieeroys. The body was
fonnd well preserved,
NEAR Bowmanville, Ont, Mr. and
Mrs. Hawkins and Miss Mary Bee
were drowned by the capsizing OF a
boat
ADEFGSA PATTI threw open her new
tlleater to the world on .the 18th at
Craig yNos, Wales.
In France immense tracts OF timber
were being consumed by forest fires.
In Hamilton, Ont, John Callahan, an
employee Of a street railway company,
confessed that he had in the last six
years embezzled S13 600
NEAR Potsdam, Germany, a tornado
leveled farm buildings and over a dozen
persons were killed.
Two OF the leaders of the massacre
Of British officials in March last were
hanged at Manipur India.
THE wheat crop of. France viii fall
S,a0o,00o bushels short of supplying its
own needs.
Moscow police received orders that
would result in expelling all Jews
from that city within two months.
FERMIN PEREZ, Hiplyto Gonzales and
Ronifacio Vaides, who had been con
victel OF lSidnaning, were executed at
Havana.
The total public debt Of Brazil is
1856, Cos, sos.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-08-20
WEST AND sNt,Tn.

EFroRTs to produce rain by the firing
of dynamite in balloons sent up for
that purpose were successful at Mid
land, Tex.
On the 18th Mrs. Ascnath Miller. of
Chicago, celebrated her l04th birthday
She was in good health.
A BULLETIN from the census Office
shows the population of West Virginia
TO be 1928 an increase of 144. 337
over 1890.
WHILE smoking cigarettes boys set
fire to the barn OF Sanford Moss at An
derson, Ind, and three horses and a
large amount OF hay, grain and farming
implements were DESTROYED
NEAR Melrose, Mimi, q hailstorm
leveled thousands of acres of wheat,
many farmers losing all their crops,
even corn and potatoes.
An investigation OF the National Cap
ital Savings, Building and Loan ASSOC
Citations books in Chicago shows that
over BOO victims were swintlled ont OF
sums aggregating 500 coo.
THE failure was reported Of William
"A. Leyeriug, a lumber merchant OF
Philadelphia, for $50, 900.
THE national Farmers Alliance con
vention viii be held in Indianapolis
November II.
BURGLARS killed Mrs. James r. Rob
ertson and her daughter, Miss Belle
Robertson. in their house at ST Mar
tinsville La
EXHIBITS of the Columbian exposi-
ton in Chicago are TO be insured fol.
sOmnth;,1or like, G30f O11 coo
FIRE destroyed the factory Of the
Henry c. Hart Manufacturing Com
pany in Detroit causing a loss of $780,
900.
TORNADO nearly wrecked the vii
lage of Ellsworth, MIMI
AT Leadville, Col, a thick vein of
extremely fine grade OF silver ore was
struck which assayea from 2,9o0 to
1900 ounces TO the ton.
TIE failure of the st. John & Marsh
Lumber Company, of Chicago, for
Sf4G,00 was reported.
THE ex-secretary OF the Camp WASH
ington Building association of Cincin-
natl, Jacob Franzer, was charged with
embezziing $500
In Illinois the peoples party was Or.
ganized at Springfield and a state cen-
trail committee chosen.
Chris YOUNG was hanged at Licking
ton, Mo-, for the murder of George
Ferguson, and Henry Henson. q wife
murderer, was hanged in st. Louis.
NEAR Gaylord, Mich, A. w. Wilcox,
a well-to-do farmer aged 20 years.
killed his 19-vear-old granddaughter
with an AK and then shot himself dead.
In Denver, Col, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Bonnicl1 committed suicide by taking
morphine. Domestic infelicity was the
cause.
A TORNADO at Keokuis, Ia, blew
down over one-half of the shade trees
in the city and wrecked several build
ings.
BANKERS in Indiana have decided to
fight the proposed effort of the state
board of tax commissioners to compel
positors.
The marriage Of Anthony g. Man
ming, aged ~, and Mrs. Amelia Thomp-
son, aged IS, took place at Elkhart,
Ind.
john Il. GAMBLE, congressman-elcct
from South Dakota, died suddenly at
his home in Yanlston of neuralgia of
the heart. aged 43 years
THE death of the widow Of James e.
Polk, the eleventh president of the
United States, occurred at her home in
Nashville, Tenn. She was in her ssth
q year.
& BY the explosion of q powder mill
near Huntington, W Va, three nler
were killed and seven in ured Isl;
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-08-20
4 cnoupnuRsr DESTROYED the village

T.
crouDHuRsr destroyed the village
Of Campo, Gal No lives were lost
DAVID .TAcoHs and Mrs Mary John
t SOD, sentenced to BE hanged at Column
{ hia, s. G.. for murder, were placed on
the scaHola and the pooses adjusted
about their neel<s, when a respite ar
( rived from the governor.
/ OFFICIAL. figures on the recent con
gressional election in Tennessee are.
! Houk (repl, 1888; Weodra,g tdeln.l,
/ 6,057. HoulS's majority ., PCS
JOHN GoYLR. q proinincnt citizen Of
/! Winston county, Ala, was tortured by
| burglars until he gave mp $500.
FIRE destroyed the Office of the Daily
Bulletin ut Anderson. Ind.
! NEAR Fort Wayne, Ind, Christian
BeneelSe, aged 90 years, was burned to
deitth-while trying to eNtinguish a FIRE
/ that WINS burning his fence
Ina runaway accident the two dangh-
/ tiers of b. King. Of Nashville, Ind,
!, were fatally hurt
REPRESENTATIVES, farmers of indiana,
met in Indianapolis and established a
state farmer sading circle.
i
IN the National league FOL, the week
ended on the 18th were: Chicago. $50:
Boston, $50; New York 5ai; Phila-
detphia, s5aT; Brooklyn, As4; cleveland.
do; CINCINNATI 400: Pittsburgh,
$50. The percentages in clubs OF the
American association were. Roston
.es4; st Louis, .eaS: RsItisaofe, $50,
Athletic, sac; Columbus $50; Cinrin-
natl, .4aa;; Louisville, .s,asii; Washing
ton, $40.
Ii the building Of the Norfolk Va
storage sconipany flames caused a loss
of Sa50, geo.
THE three sons Of Wallace Williams,
all preachers, We're fatally struck by
lightning IN saverns eountW. il.
Miss ANNIE ti4SRRNBas iii attempting
q parachute descent from a balloon near.
Cincinnati was killed, and Prof Parker
met a like fate at Tacoma, Wash.
MARY BoLT, q white woman, died in
New Orleans of leprosy. There Were
other eases in the city.
Lincoln CocHRA1s and q young lady
were thrown from u wagon at tSiorner-
set Ind, during q runaway and killed.
LIGHTNING struck live honses at
Elizabethtown, Ind, and Ezra siseo,
Charles McCully and DR.. Thompson
were killed.
Iva 1T Of Jealousy DIR. Judah the.
nroprictorof the Avenne hotel at Bed
forti, Ind, fatally shot his wife and
then blew his brains out
A MOB lynchea Monroe Evans and
his son John 1T Baileytowr, Ala, for
shooting piaree Mooney.
Ar North astaWa. kan, E. 3. Pres
ton, 4 lumber merchant. shot and killed
his wife aud then fatally shot himself
Domestic trouble was the cause
0rls JOHNSON and Mike Wit2ie killed
each other in a Eight on q train at Tex
as City, H.
NELSON trotted q mile at lndepend-
enee, Ia, in a:lo, thus beating the
worlds stallion record.
THE firm of.Eohn Ronte Sons Com
pany, Of Cincinnati rope and Irvine
Dealers failed for Sla9,009.
II Milwaukee three persons died
from drinking impure water from a
well and several others were Danger
ously i'll.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-08-20
The News Of the Week
py TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.
FROM WASHINGTON. /

TIE value of the exports of bread
stutfs from the United States for the
month Of July was Sl6,35a, 29l
A nIsrArcn was received by The state
department. from hora Salisbury ex-
pressing the sorrow and regret of Queen
Victoria at the death eff Mr.. James
Russell lowell.
ACTiNG POSTMASTER GENERAL WHfr-
FIsEb has decided that postal cards the
edges of which l1ave been cnt and the
shape of the card materially changed
for advertising purposes cannot be sent
through the mails,
THE business failures in the United
States during the seven DAYS ended on
The iith nuiabcrad 81, against 23l
abe preceding wee!; aud iaT for the cor.
responding week last year,
THE exchanges ut the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 18th aggregated
S94a,2Ta,94o, against st, 0u0, 245. 81 the
previous week. As compared with the
corresponding week OF 1890 the decrease
amounted to 1911,
REroRr says that farm products will
he worth Sf,0030oO more this wear III
the United State$ then they have
been during the racent years Of de-
preston,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-08-20
TAE 80

1uE death OF James Russell Lowell.
She great American poet aud diplomat,
occurred ut 2a:le eeleaiS on the inorninc
of the t2th ut his homo IN Cambridge,
Mass. he was born February -, 1870.
at Elmwood, near C;.mbridsrs. His
death was caused by an affection OF the
liver
4 PROMINENT Cleveland to} physi-
elan, A. G. Moffett, was drowned All
Chautauqua, n. y.
IN New York city thirty persons
died from the effects of The heat and
eight met like fate IN Philadelphia.
4 spECIAt. session of the Vermont
legislature win convene August %.
a TORNADO ct Landcnbnrg, Del, de-
molished several buildings, killed two
persons and many cattle and ruined
crops.
An Cold Spring, T.. T., sixteen persons
We're killed ana twenty others injured
by the deck OF an excursion barge fell
ing upon them.
Nav YeEN democrats viii hold their,
state convention n Saratoga Springs
on September Is
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, W. E. Sshmertz,
boot and shoe dealer, has failed for
S:5G, pna.
THIS death of George Homes, editor
and proprietor OF the New York Times.
occurred at Poland Springs. Ale, on the
1a;h, aged 50 years.
CHARLES L, NoEF, who had Just been
elected executive officer Of the worlds
fair commission from Pennsylvania.
dropped dead on his way To his home
IN Harrisburg, Pa
BY q collision between an express
train on the Philadelphia & Reading
RAILROAD with a freight ut Egg IIarbor.
N. j.. nine persons were Injured
Artioshep, N. Y, Miss Anna DielSin-
son iectured on '.,Ioan oG Are" and
showed no signs OF insanity.
WHILE en- route from New York to
Europe Rev. Dr.. Nargan sheshaaom,
the first high caste Rrahmjn ever con-
ycrted to the Christian faith, died at sea.
FLAMES destroyed the machinery in
thc mine of tile New Pittsburgh Coal
& Coke Company at Alum Cave, Pa
Loss, 500, o1a.
NEAR Mckeespolt, Pa, Harry Cour-
sin, 90 years Of age, and his 10
year-olt sister were drowned while
bathing.
AT Syracuse. n Y, James BuelSing-,
ham, an aeronapt, made descent into
thc-lakc and was drowned,
The noted Japanese wrestler Mat
sada Soralsichi, died suddenly in New
York. aged 50 years.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-08-20

,hrs.e, Austin
kgsssy , ~ ticsin Ohio
ss.sass: we'll. Why
STD CD q
d $500 fssSa.ii,. work and live
& s+,s Even be-
"; f;.ig IS to
,Siss:5ssa you how
>i. ts.ssss s,,s spare time
work
among them.
lat1rrins free.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-08-20
Pronounced 4! APPEL less. Yet Saved &

From q letter written BY Mrs.
81 stsl s=ila.si 81, rotor S.
es1leAte tsss tssllsss il vii ha bad cold
=N'la1f ted on lYrass, cough
i and finally terminated In
'sisllili; tlsin Four doctors gave
me s:ssIt: & could live hut a
short tiitie. gave myself up to
MY Saviour, aefei,niiletl IS | could.
Tot stay With my friends on Garth,
i would meet nay absent ones al.ove.
s. Y husband was advised 10 gel DR..
kings New Discovery for Con-
srnansiens coughs and colds. &
cave il 4 trial, took III all eight.
BOTTLES; 1t has cured me and thank
tod am now d we'll and hearty
woman. Trial BEETLES free at lI.
llltney's drugstore, regular
S1yo S0x,k.,,, 4 Is n 40 &C., 49,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-18
coMPANY's COUNSEL.
FAULKNER & WALKER
FAULKNER & INGLEs-

LANDS FACTORIES Company ACQUIRED about
of the choicest lands for Building Sites Factories this
mile the limits
the famous Faulkner Iron Ore Beds with
Cumberland Valley
yIRGNIAFo some wears West Virginia has been attracting
the attention of capitalists from all the world there
been such rush for her advantages and her wealth She
OF this ounty vel the finest timber they this State
take advantage and the
Industries must have good locations the have
facilities to ship out the goods and still be at
the coal timber We feel assured that in West Virginia
spots
The Baltimore Company have large shops in this city
employing many hands most of whom skilled wokmen, with
roll OF from 500 $50 900 connecting
cities and railroads of heU nited States
The Cumberland Valley runs from Harrisburg Pa through
Aarnsoqg and connects with the great Pennsylvania
The Western Maryland Railroad has survey
ngn and are only six eight miles this doubtless will
complete
The West Virginia Central greatest
running through the greatest belt of and timber lands probably
to extend
90 50 WILL and are almost bound through Mansbug will
seen at once that Martnsburg great
The City Of Martnsug the beautiful in the State with its wide
streets and built either magnificent blocks business
houses and residence The city
people. fe' - " fps O'
Ihe streets and houses lighted gas electricity
AND l4MBERn addition the 1000
ana residences the Company controls acres
and timber lands The pleasure in showing this beautiful
property to visitors The climate ansbur heathfu
Company reserved ample grounds for Furnaces
ana all kinds special attention this prospectus
to thus grand location for We nao
VIRGINIA and do all its all kinds 70 locate at
MaItnburg where cheap homes GOOD scloos and s
h climate The Shares sos 100
eacnp par value F2oOO--fnl paid and worcestershire
per n must De paid subscription per
deemed expdn
as they shall elect until Lin nil = * 9uon 'iAD
to stock will have the right paid full
they hold one fully paid thew shall haye tb
s " ~ 'ne amount IN the payment of lot
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-18
Cannot Be Permanently FOOLED.

The New York Times draws its own
lessons and It's own consultations from
the late elections. One Of these Is that
it thinks 1t sees signs in the western
states that what Poet Tennyson calls
1.-THE common sense Of most" is upper
most after all. The Times remarks:
Il shows that politicians who give way to de-
iusions instead Of adhering firmly TO sound
principles make serious mistake. They as
sumo that the people are incapable Of under
standing sound principles, whereas II they are
boldly discussed and made clear they arc
pretty sure to bring conviction to the major
ity. A delusion may spring up and carry the
people away In some restricted area for \
limited time, but its sway cannot last or be-
come general in country where intelligence
and education prevail as they do in the United
States AS Lincoln remarked, You may fool
all the people some OF tho time, or some OF the
people all the time, but you cannot fool all the
people oil the time" In fact, you cannot fool
the great number for any length OF time, and
they will not fool themselves very long at a
time. There Is too much sound sense among
them 70 make delusion permanent working
force in politics.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-18

The Russian loan failed to be taken
in France, after all the French protesta-
tons Of regard for the car. What was
the reason? Public rulnor at once attrib-
uted it to the Rothschilds, in revenge
for prosecutions of the Jews in Russia.
But those sphinxlike operators who pull
the wires of the Punch and Judy shows
that go on upon the thrones of Europe
gave NO sign. Then the Russian minis
ter at Paris asked the French govern
ment to bring to bear its Influence on
the Rothschilds and induce them to
cease their opposition to the Russian
loan, for the cars country was in ex-
tremities. The great money baron was
visited with the message. 1t was not
the Rothschild opposition that made the
Russian loan fail to go, he answered po-
htely. It was the bad crops in Russia,
the great risks and the small profits of
fered by the loan that made it fail. He
said nothing more. but who knows2
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-18

An English author says that the fatal
defect in the American international
copyright law is that it requires all for
eign books to be reprinted in America
before they can Be copyrighted. The
publisher Is thus put TO double expense,
and the public must necessarily pay
more for their books. He declares the
law was made in this shape to give work
70 the 10000 printers who would thus be
enabled to get employment. For the
sake Of helping the 10000. 10000, 900
people must thus pay a higher price for
international literature.