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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Iinso Dali Played Yesterday by tho LsHs

Clubs.
TOLEDO, Quo, May. l2.-Kansas City.
Toledo game abandoned rain. q
INDIANAPOLIS, ISp., May l2.-Indian-
apolis.Nlinneapolis game postponed;
bad grounds.
PlrTsDURdn, Pa, May 1.-THE Boston
battcd hard and often to-day and won
the game. loves stick work was es.
pccially good. Attendance 600. Score:
pltnburgh.......-..."..!O | o o o o. 2
Boston.""..............2 2 o % 10
Earned, Boston 3. Errors, and ..
Hits, 0 and 10. Pitchers, Mulvin and
stalcy. Umpire, Mncullar. &
CINCINNATI, O.. May l2.-Philadelphia
won tho'iirst game here to-day by good
hitting ut opportuno times. Weather
very cold. Attendance 1000.
Tho second gamc was won by Cincin-
matt on errors Of Cross and Allen. Wey-
hing was very elective.
First game, score:
iiI ir,.".S i x
Earned, . each. Errors, 2 each. Hits.
7and O. Pitchers. Mullane and Espcr.
second game score!
G e. 'fdGni1EY:; Q Q o .
fhlladelphia''.""..'''.o y y ! ~
Errors, ! and !. Hits; y and 0. RICH
efs, chamberlain anu "eyhing' um-
CoLuMDus, O., May l2.-Omala could
w. "bo, nai WI w, S'Epi, .i "nu ~
lumbus folded brilliantly. Score:
Columbus. o o o o. .
omahn,.................... 40 0 0 0 0 90
Hits. 6 and 8. Errors, Omaha 3.
Pitchers, Stephens and Viekery.
CHICAGO. NAV l2.-Thc colts won two
games from the Senators today, ono on
its merits, tho other on fcarfully bad
Colts in the first but tho errors OF Killen
and Radtord gave the latter tho game.
Larkin was fined $40 for "sassing"
lynch. Weather cold. Attendance
1000. Score, first game:
Observation-Disclosures ,.O . 10 20. i i
Earned, 9 and S. Errors, S and 0.
Fits, S and7. Pitchers, Gumbert and
Killen.
Second game, score:
Chicago. ..............-l 0 . 0 o S Q Obs
WaahtnSton.'......."...o ! > Q ! Il
Earned, 5 and !. Errors. 3 each. Hits,
10 and s. Pitchers, Hutchinson and
Dolan. Umpire, Lynch.
CLEVELAND. O., Nav 12.-No game;
min.
1o,,sv,,,r H. n1or1o Now yo-L
won two low, nan,os irom on;sv;IIo to-Jnv
and won them both by good hard hit
ting. Sheridan gave a poor exhibition
OF umpirinp, Eic should 20 the road of
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Special Dispatch TO The Iuttl!iotncer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 12.-Wcst
Virginia pensions: Original-Jack.
son Flick, Henry Lewis, Andrew
shanks, George B. Reed.
Authorization Blake, John w..
Mccullough. Theodore Krider, Johna-
than Weaver, Noah Crawford, Austin
NJ. Brown, Adolphus P. Clark, Charles
Price.
1ncrease-Elam S. Heatherly, Horny
J. Sines, Moses I. Lamb. james Muir
dock, Emanuel Woome.
Reissue and Increase-Ezokiel shep-
herd.
Original Widow-Harrict NJ. Gilbert.
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Agent McClnrS. Gcnulttnd,.

PITTsnuRGn, PA, May l2.-Robert Nc
Clure. general agent OF the law and
order society Of Western Pennsylvania,
who was. on trial for perjury, was ac-
quilted this morning, but was assessed
with tho costs of theprosecution. The
suit was the outcome OF tho socicty's
warfare on Sunday newspapers. Nc.
Clure sworc he purchase paper from a
news dealer named Sharp on Sunday.
Sharp denied the charge, but was fined
on McClure's testimony. He then
brought suit against Mcclure for per-
Jury.
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DArroS, O., May l2.-I.ast evening
Great Council OF tho Improved Order
OF Red Men OF Ohio elected as officers
for tho year: Great sachom, Enos Pier.
son, OF Wooster; Great Senior Saga
more, John Stamson, OF East Liverpool;
Great Junior Sycamore, John G.. Mag,
OF Circleville; Great Keeper OF Records,
Thomas J.-lrwin, OF. Martins Ferry !;
Great Keeper OF Wampum, L. G. Som
fer, OF Columbus.
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Attorney Jnmes' Case.

Special Dispdtch 10 The Intelliqencer.
COLUMBUS, ONO, May 12.-It now
looks as though no case will be made
against Representative James, of Wood
county, for the part he took in procur-
ing divorce for his client, John James,
A letter was to-day received by Cover
nor Mckinley from the district attorney
OF Mercer, Pa, advising him that the
counsel for the prosecutrix desired that
the rcquisition be not honorcd, for the
present at least. Tho distric. attorney
has entered nollo prosequi in the
case.
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Nensnnparn Endor.n.

Educators are certainly the greatest
benefactors OF tho race, and after read
ing DR.. Franklin Miles popular works,
cannot help declaring him to be among
the most entertaining and educating
authors."-Ne,u York Daily. He is not
q stranger to our readers, as his advcr-
tlsements appear in. our columns in
every issue, calling attention to the fact
that his elegant work on Nervous and
Heart Diseases is distributed free by
our entcrprisine druggists, Tho Logan
Drug Co. Trial bottles OF DR.. Miles
Ncryine arc given away, also Book OF
Testimonials showing that it is unco ual-
led for Nervous Prostitution, Headache,
Poor Memory. Dizziness, Slecplessness,
Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fits, Epilepsy. 9
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wost Virginia Po,tmustors.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 12.-Post-
masters appointed: Kyle. Mcdowell
county, !. G. Wolf, vice ]. X. Stcolo, re-
signed; Swanpona, Berkeley county, E.
l. Strobe, vice G. B. Williams, resigned;
Washington, Wood county, S. B. HUGE,
vice B. NJ. Stout, resigned. ,
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PROPOSALS..


p ECRUTrING RENDEZVOUS U. ):
AZ ARMY. No. 1881 Main street. Wheeling, "
W., My 4, 1892, Scaled proposals. IN l:ipliCatI
subject to the usual conditions. will be receive
Mt this rendezvous until IL o'clock noon Oh l.'
s:l day OF lime, 1892. and then opened. 10y iG
nishing cooked rn,ions" In such quantities
may be necessary for the subsistence OF ine Is
cruiting party nj this station for the fi(a yti'
ending June %, 1895. Proposals for rItion' !.
be furnished Mt places Objectionable 10Y ~, y:
cruits will not be considered. Full in!CIina',l
will be furnished upon application al ms ~
devious. Contracts mnde under this hiveH.Ss
ment shall not be construed to involve "
United States In any obligation io' payment i, |.
excess OF appropriation granted By ConStess y
the purpose. The Government reserves the ~
TO reject any or ell proposals Envelopes Coh1ss /,
ing proposals should 10 marked 'PTOloSine n n
Cooked Rntions" and addressed 10 !.
MITCHELL First Lieutenant fiiteCnta.
fantrv r n .r.. NV
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FUNERAL OF WILLIAM AsToR.
a Simple Ceremony Without DESTINATIONS
Display.

Nrw YoEK, May 12.-simplicity Of
detail and absence OF anything like dis,
play marked the funeral services OF Will
lam Astor, which were held here to-day
in Trinity chapel. When the church
was comfortably filled the doors were
closed. Tho members OF the family
reached the editce at 10 o'clock when u
screen which hid the casket from view,
was removed and the procession moved
up the aisle, headed by Rev. Morgan
Dix, rector OF tho church, Rev. William
II. Vibbert and Rev.; +. a. Olmstead, OF
Rhinebeck. Then came the casket with
the pall-bearers on either side. As the
procession moved the choir sang, 81 ark,
Hark Ny Soul" The caskct, which had
been scaled in Paris at the request OF
Mrs. Astor, was not opened. 1t bore
the inscription
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4 MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, May l2.-City
Clcrk William Hughes, of Now Rich;
.mond, Wis, is missing. He left on the
Sd instant for Appleton to attend a
meeting OF the grand lodge OF the A.
GU. W. He was last heard OF Friday
night, when no bought ticket at
Mofah for his home. His accounts arc
all straight and his family relations
plensant- g glesE III 49, ~ 80
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Judge Lucas Lectures.

Special DffpdIch 70 Tie In.tl!iqenccr.
MoRGANTowN, W. VA, May12.-Judge
Daniel B. Lucas delivered very enter.
tanning lecture hore tonight, subject,
"Life and Times Of Henry Clay" The
lecture was we'll appreciated and was
delivered under the auspices Of the
English Club.
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WILLIAM ASTOR
DoRS JCEr1a. 1880. .
DIED APRIL T. lSgo

AT the conclusion OF tho services the
funeral procession proceeded to the
Trinity cemetery, Fifteenth street and
St Nicholas avenue, where the burial
service OF the Protestant Episcopal
church was read and the remains in
tered in the Astor tomb.
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Dlah or Whips Purcell.

Los ANGELES, CAL, May 12.-Billy
Mahcr, light weight champion OF Aus
tralia, whipped Frank Purcell, OF Salt
Lake, in fifteen rounds last night. The
fight occurred in the :Pastime Club
room for purse OF $500. Purcell was
outclassed and Maher did not receive a
scratch.
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MAMMA Ito her little boy)-"Now,
Bonnie, ii you'll BIO good and 60 to
sleep, mamma II give you one OF DR..
Ayers nice sugar-coated Cathartic Pills,
next time you need medicine" Bennic,
smiling sweotly, dropped off to sleep ut
once. ls.-,-s., DIV
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tho assassin's bullet struck him, and
who then carried the news OF tho TRACE.
dy to Buffalo, has been arrested. 1t Is
believed no either committed the crime
himself or was in COLLISION with tho as.
sassins. Ho denies all knowledge Of the
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L ~ tEr.-
] will offer Mt public sale on THURSDAY
MAY 10, 1872. at = oclocl; p. H., on d,
premises, the fam owned by the late D41I
Peck, situated in Richlaud township. Btlnos;
county, Ohio, on the National Road. Z. nils
west Of St, Clairsville. The farm contains III
acres OF good and well lying land well wa'etr4
and In n good state of cultivation There Is one
hundred acres OF cleared land, the balance ID
timber: about seventy acres in grass 0nihi
inrm there Is n comfortable dwelling hOGs
good Stable and wagon shed and other neceSGff
out.buildings; an orchard Of good fruit t'eeI
apple. peach, plum. cherry. pear and Guin'S
There Is also vineyard OF several huni'I
vines, consisting Of ten varieties Of tho mos
choice fruit.
The farnisin m excellent neichbOrhood. CON
venicnt 10 schools. aud located us It Is tsa
National Koad will make very desirable hous
for family.
+ TERMS:-Qne.thIr cash on day oil sale. o..
third in one yenr and one third In 1.-TWO years; ID.
deferred payments to hear six per cent iHieEe'I
and to DO secured by mortgage. 49,.
% Is, OLIVIA PECK,
ap2l .,. Eyecutrix oil Daniel recE
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PROPOSALS. FoR FUEI-E!E.:

PROPOSALS For FUEl-EE.
Il CRUlTING Rendezvous 40. III
stscct, Wheeling, W. Va. May &, l''- y. =
proposals, In trPlcnic, subject to the i,.PRS r.,
ditlons. will be received AT the RcCTliI'ii ,ISi
noon, on the Sd day Ct June. ISL. at which ~
and place they will be opened IN The i,Nis a
Of bidders, for furnishing and deilyettfi -,
for the Recruiting Service United sLat S,. ~
whenever required. within the city llnif H.
Ing the fiscal year ending June %, ~ ii. n,
cncc will be given 10 articles Of dOngIsn ,r,ir
duction. or manufacture, conditions q 9 %;,,,
and price, Qncluding In the price q OIL, .n ,Sts
productions and manufactures the du.o ,,s @.t.
onl being equal. The Government ' Sg.,t, u
right to reject any or oil p!oposHlI BIZ n1pS II
nished on application. Envelopes; coniiI'tI.
proposals. should be marked: ~PT2gToSS}r /;
Fuel" and addressed 10 D. d, MlIClih' t,zsT
Lieutenant Fifteenth Infantr1. x 49,
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Thirty Pcrsons KIllsl.

BuENos AYREs, May IA large skat-
ing rink in course OF construction here
collapsed to-day. Thirty persons were
killed. The architect and the builder
were arrested.
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FOR RENT-NEW BRICK DWELL
4 ING; NIL modern improvements 10 rn,,.
iccnih street, from about February /. Isl, NH
be leased Tor term otyearS to resp possible pa,tS
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FOR RENT,

N0R RENT--TllE TIREE.ST0Ry
- business house, No. 1911 Main .,teN 70
J. ". COWDEN. ~ "
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NOR SALE,
PUBLIC SALES.
TTOR SALE.

The undersigned. no; desiring 10 keep Loaa
but intending In the future TO board. Gilrr. BIZ
residence aud grounds. No. 81 North York sire:
for sale. l1tHot sold on or before Saturday. NIT
!, 1892, will offer the same for sale at front dN;
Of Court House and will sell same al tn at in.
providing acceptable bids arc mad Tenn
easy. For further information. call on
ap27 D. B. D0VESER
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. TAKE your meals at The Milwaukee
Cato. ROBERT GRANT, Manager,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Tho regular annual meeting OF the s,octho,,
OF tho Globo building Association i osV ~.
election Of directors, viii be held al the ors Va. y
u Ne !, association on FRIDAY EVENING, Nly
J. C. BRADY. Secretary. ,uv
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DUBIIC SALE,

The above snle has been postponed rti
Saturday, May II. at same piacc.
myl0 ,jsHi4Al i. B. DOvESER
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Charged With Murder.

DOUGLAS, WYo., May l2.-Hathaway,
who was riding with Wellman, one OF
the victims OF the late riots, at the timo
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DIsoRpERED Liver sot right with
PILLS. -.
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N0R RENT.
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-TWO GOOD WORK
y HORSES mud wagon. Apply to THOMAS
CLARK, 800 McColloch street mvii
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"ANTED-FoR TIE UNITE6
w STATES ARMY, able boiled, nn,rs,,;.,
men between Ihs ages ol2l and % year,, lioSi
Applicants must be prepared 10 furnish ,,II'
lActQry evidence Ms to ago, character md ,M1
Apply ut 1871 Main street, Wheeling, " Va %a"'N
. tan
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WANTED--Il0NEST, ENERGETIC
w mon TO solicit onlers for Nur,crr 81 y,
expenses aud salary 10 Dlen who can lea;sI S,% oks
anu work stendyi also commission IN "lP n.IS,
HSTi !, wtLe 1911 terms sn1 territory Gl,
dclphla. Pa. nSis'rnlL' '
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WANTED-TWENTY.FIvE COON
miners wnntol n. Wn!frcle Wa, y.
thirteen mi lcs east OF Charleston, on iho n -
nehke & ONO railway, Steady work gnafantS&&
boarding housrS for single mon. Nppy n, ""od
W[SIfREDE GOALCO rig "onCp'
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WANTED-ENERGETIC MEN ~
wv soil nursery stock; liberal salary H,, ~
pcnses paid; steady work gunrantcCI' S Tieh
st oilce, with stump. giving asC, r. Ii, KSIFFISy'
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WANTED.

WANTED-GOOD. LIVE SEW1yC,
w machine canynSScrJ on SAlnry ,,. inu
sMndanl Sowing Machine Company oiTIrIs tsN
" Twelfth street. Wheeling, WA aniItan
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Col. C. A. Weaver

Commander Of Root Post, G. a. r., himself
one armed veteran, fully confirms Mr.. Ham,
mond's statement, and J. L. Belden, the phay.'
macist, also endorses 1t.
Hoods Tnls euro Sick Headache,
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PRICES.

as low as any house afford to sell the quality OF &C
Gratifying to know that i'll all cases where we have lat
nifty OF comparing goods with samples from the large
in New York. our goods have been taken in preference
ways glad to have samples brought in for comparison
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Secretary Elkins, in his speech at
Benwood last Saturday night, put the
situation very plainly to those Irish
voters who affiliated with the Democra-
tic party, by telling them that they had
no community of interest with that
party. BY long years of oppression and
tyranny Great Britain has stamped the
life out of Irish industries and silenced
the eloquent voices OF her defenders by
incorporating them in noisome dun
geons. In view Of these undeniable
facts it is past the comprehension of the
average American how any true Irish
man can vote with the party that is
patted on the back by England, and
whose pockets are filled with British
gold.
No sooner did Wayne MacVeagh go
over to theDemocracy than he attacked
the Irish people generally and Minister
Egan in particular. He could never
have doneit while he was Republican ;
yet he was hardly out ot~llis swaddling
Democratic clothes-before he cut his
FREQ trade teeth-until he launched in
vectives against the Irish.
The Republican party is the friend of
the Irish race, it always will be. Arch
bishop Ireland never uttered a greater
truth than when he said:
"The future Of the Irish race In this country
will depend largely upon their capgbility Of as
Stunning an independent attitude IN American
politics"
In contrast with this injunction from
one OF the most eminent prelates of the
Catholic church is the bitter and SLAM
derous conception OF Robert B. Roose-
welt, the treasurer of the Democratic
national committee. who has said:
The Inhabitants Of ihe Emerald Isle are cer-
taiuiy q magnificent race, especially when their
biographtr wants TO run for Alderman; and II
they did not lie steal. cheat, rob and murder.
get drunk perjuTe themselves, quarrel, and
Fight, they would be almost Us good As other
nations.
I'm tho face OF all this calumny and
misrepresentation, OF insult and scorn,
how can the self respecting Irish voter
cast his lot with that party which is
forever against him through its sym
pathy with Great Britain and her free
institutions?
The Irish. Americans owe it to them
selves and to their adopted country to
resent these insults at the polls. The
defeat Of Cleveland is blow to Eng
land, and it should follow as a sequence
OF the Mckinley bill, which certainly
struck her hard.
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WnEELINa, w. W., o.. 26.

WHEELING, w. VA, Oct. 70.
WHEREAS, God in his all-wise provi-
dence has seen fit to remove from
among US by death our esteemed and
worthy brother, Phillip Boos, we bow
in humble submission to His will, know
ing that lie doeth all things well; and
realizing as We do that the Lodge has
lost a good and faithful member and his
wife and family kind and atTectionate
husband and father, yet we do hope
that the loss sustained by Fort Henry
Lodge No. 2, Shield OF Honor, OF which
he was member, and the greater one
no doubt felt by his family, may be his
eternal gain and that we may all meet
in that Celestial Lodge above.
ResolUed, That the members wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days and the charter be draped for
same time.
Resoiucd, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes OF the Lodge
and also be printed in the INTRLLIeEN-
GER, RegiSilr and the Erening NelOS and
copy presented to the family OF our
deceased brother. W. G. MARLIXG,
A. ]. ScHULTZE,
LOUIS DEAGEL,
Committee.
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An Explanation that Dtdut Explain

An AAAAN AfANAu
In the course OF his remarks the Senator held
the ISTELLIGESCER up by the tailor, rather, the
ISrGLLiGENCER'S, or the Republican cOmmittees
ten.column effort TO make Il out that Senator
Faulkner was at the bottom OF tho QUAY. Smith
Atkinson. Lindsey schome TO c0lonize !he state
with North Carolina negroes which effort was
absurd ON It's face TO begin with. senator BaulE'
nor gayN some highly Interesting details which
not only knocked this Republican plot sky'htgh,
but showed that the colonization scheme has
been actively worked for the past two years.
RfgiET.
Will the Register please quote what
the Senator ssid regarding the following
points which the ISrELLtaENoER called
his attention to, and which were the
important points in the article the Reg.
isier refers to?
Then again, senator. the people desire to have
from you an uneQuvocal denial, or admission,
OF Liudsey's sworn charge that you, with malice
aiorethought, cOnSpired with him TO practice q
deception upon your people, your constituents
your isieadS. In accomplishing this, Lindsey
further says NO one else furnished one penny
IN aid OF the pretended colonization scheme eS'
ccpt Senator c, j. Faulkner" Your money,
Lindsey sWearS, SAINT the tool, Whitehead 10
Charleston; you promised sum OF money and
a position worth Si.2OO per year. Lindsey sweRrs,
IN return for obtaining by false representations
such expressions from Republicans Us might be
used against Thorn subsequently; you finally
failed 10 moot your obligations thus contracted,
Lindsey sweRrs and. therefore, he lnys bare tho
conspiracy. after duly warning you OF his inten'
ton.
VIII Senator Faulkner deny he employed D.
Med. Lindsey and J. B. Whitehead TO practice a
deception on the people Of West virginia. If he
docs deny this. then II Will be In order to eX'
plain what service he received from Lindsey In
CONFEDERATION OF $500 and tho promise OF IA 81 90
position In the house Of representatives OF Wash
ington. An evaSive answer Will not satisfy Sen
aios Faulknor'S constituents.
Either Senator Faulkner had this cor
rupt bargain with Lindsey, or he did
not. Senator Faulkner was as dumb as
an oyster on this point, and until he ex-
plains how he, United States senator,
came to be indebted to Lindsey 5000,
and under obligations to give him a
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MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
A Loving Husband aud Fathers Crate.
full Tribute.
His Words CrDeop aud Extraordinary
Interest to Our People.
There is no Nristaking Their Meaning
and They Carry Conviction.
wife and daughter.

Wife and daughter.
There are no words In our language fraught
with greater depth OF affection to the father OF
a family than these They concentrate in them
selves compaulonshlp love, happiness. home.
We do not wonder. therefore, at the gratitude
and Joy OF the father who sees both wife and
daughter saved to him and restored to health
and strength when for time all looked dark
and it seemed a, II all hope Of cure would have
to be abandoned.
Such has been the experience OF the well.
known J. w Cottrell, Esq, Of Matam oras. Pa.
and his communication to this paper, which we
publish below, is certainly revelation as well
as hope and encouragement to all
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educators are certainly the greatest
benefactors OF the race, and after read
ing DIR. Franklin Miles popular works,
cannot help declaring him TO be among
the most entertaining and educating
authors. "-New York Ddiiy. He is not
a stranger to our readers, as his adver-
tisements appear in our columns in
every issue, calling attention to the fact
that his elegant work on Nervous and
Heart Diseases is distributed free by
our enterprising druggists, The Logan
Drug Co. Trial bottles OF DR.. Miles
Nervine are given away, also Book OF
Testimonials showing thatit is unequal
led for Nervous Prostitution, Headache,
Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fits, Epilepsy. 2