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Ills fol, this reason that Or. Greene's Neryura
blood and nerve remedy Is now used SO exten-
stvely In hospitals and so widely recommended
by physicians for the euro Of disease.
But do not walt until you are actually para
lyEed before using this great remedy. Paralysis
Is always the result Of neglecting the first symp-
toms. Use this medicine when the first symp-
toms appear, and you can always ward OF para
lysls, nervous debility and nervous and physical
prostration.
Take it II you have q weak aud tired feeling,
with WEAKNESS OF the limbs, numbness trem;
bling, palpltation Of the heart, prIckliug sensa-
ton in fingers or toes, headaches, dull feeling
head, confused mind, loss of memory. Above
all you need tiff you are sleeplsss. and wake
tired and unfrcshed mornings, have little orr n
appetite for breakfast, and feel dull and out Of
spirits. 1t will overcome indigestion and dys'
pepsia, regulate the bowels and cure liver and
kidney complaints. It Is the best blood On.
richer and invigorator in tho world.
Its purely vegetable aud perfectly harmless,
aud should you BIO q sufferer from disease you
will use 1t II you arc wise. All druggists have II
iors1. It'll tho prescription and discovery OF
the successful specialist in the cure of nervous
and chronic diseases, DR., Greene, ofS5 west1lth
street, New York, who can DO consulted free,
personally or by letter.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Collector Holman, OF Indiana, was
seventy years old last September, but
there ar0 few llvelior men In Congress,
and few who do q harder days work.
Dosrousseaux, the sweet singer, Of
Lille, who recently died az tho ago OF
sixty.two, wab known 40 d song writer
far beyond tho walls Of his own city.
One Of his songs, " Pitt Quinquin,n was
very popular throughout France. II
was finally sung and whistled 70 death.
D%esrousseaux wrote not less than eight
volumes OF songs, a large number Of
which will hold their popularity In
Flanders for generations 10 come.
The Rev. Howard Macquery, whose
separation from the Episcopal church
In Ohio aotne tltno ago created q sensa.
tion, and who now llvOs In Michigan.
comea 10 The UniyeraaliBtt church next
Sunday, a candidate for the vacant pull.
pit Ia Dubuque, Iowa
MfstN Il. Forrest widow Of the ID.
nous Confederate general, died tho 9th.
or day ~ her homo Ia Memphis. She
was tho only person, layo Uncle Sam, 10
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TRUE HERO.

ID.
Capt, w, a. Lee, OF savannah, who has
saved fourteen LIVES.
WdsbhgiOa siar,
sIhe next recipient Of a government
medal for life saving said Capt ], w.
CAST Of Norfolk. supervising inspector
Of steamboats, for the Third district,
swilI probably be Capt w, G. Lee, local
inspector at Savannah, Ga. 1t affords
me great pleasure to be able to mention
Captain Lees heToism, Tor he isan ppr
usually brave man and well known
throughout the south, He has saved
fourteen lives, but | will refer 10 but
two of his many courageous acts,
1.-THE ST. PatrickGHociety OF Savannah
gave a picnic to Tyler light, in the sal
Vannah river, II was dark when the
party boarded the steamboat to return
to the city, and in crossing the gang
plank young lady and her little brother
fell overheard Captain Lee at once
plunged into the water, hearing the
cries Of her terrified companions, but
not seeing them fall in. Though dark,
h~erescued the girl, and when no brought
her on shore learned for the first time
that the boy had also fallen in. He
jumped into find the lad. As it was then
very dark and as he did not reappear
II was supposed that he had been
drowned. The steamer returned to sa'
Vannah and the next morning It was
announced that both Captain Lee and
the boy had been drowned. Instead
the captain had found the lads body,
taken 1t ashore to a negro's hut, worked.
over the little fellow, bringing back the
life that was almost extinct, and bring
ling him up TO the city next day. For
this splendid act OF true heroism the.
city Of Savannah has presented him
with agold watch and chain and the
society gave him q medal.
"The other act to which / have re-
terred happened on the st. Johns river,
Florida, He was mate on q river
steamer that ran into q steam launch
tc~ontaining FIVE persons, sinking II.
Captain Lee jumped overheard with
five life preseryers, He succeeded In
placing four of these upon as many Of
the struggling passengers OF the launch
and was swimming toward the fifth,
when an over.zealous deck hand threw
over q heavy wooden chair, which struck
the captain on the head, cutting II open,
and making him about insensible, Sew.
eral Of the crew leaped overheard and
rescued him. In the meantime the
fifth passenger had gone down for the
last time, but would have been rescued
by the captain but for the unfortunate
act Of the deck hand"
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We are always advising you TO
advertise, and to keep on advertls
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
should make your advertising effec.
tive-ifan electric light be available,
you should not use a ''tallow Dip
to light the path to your store.
What do we meanNby that Sim.
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your ad.
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con.
tribute to your eash.drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled BY
ugly dressing, Seek to catch the
eye bya display Of good taste In the
style and arrangement Of your an.
nouneement.
Above all, let Il be bold enough L
be easily read Don't vex a reader
BY veSing his Of her eyesl
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whom the stubborn old fighter would
bend his win.
The wealthlest man in Maryland Is ],
Tome, OF Port Deposit, who Is said to
be worth nearly SS,000,000. He Is
lightweight years old but a wellIpre-
served old gentleman,
Tolstoi Is said to be busy upon a book
which no one would have expected him
to write-a book upon Japan, its people
and religions,
There is q bill before the New Hamp.
purchase Of Daniel Webster's birth,
place,
Rev. Edward Everett Hale is prepar.
ing for the ARaplic q series of papers on
his college days,
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climbed

And
Brooklyn Eagle
Mrs. Lynch calls on Mrs. Maginnis.
Mary Ann answers the door bell. "Me
child, is yer mither inT mo, Mira.
Lynch, she's gone out bad luck to
hor; its twinty times she goes out for
wanst she comes in = Washington Pos.
Jones-My wife never got the better
OF me but once. Brown-Lucky mani
When was that? Jones (sighing)-
When she married me.
"What / am looking for" said Big.
gins Just after he had rented a tele.
phone, 'tis tho man who said that talk
Is cheap"
There are pitiful libraries that con;
sist only Of a check book and a bank
book. 1tA
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4 SEA CAPTAINS STORY
Had Many Wonderful Adventures
on the Sea,
But His Most Remarkable Experience
Was on the Land.
What the Famous Captain Has to So!
About the Natter

The experiences OF sea captains are plwAysin'
terestipg,
Capt Alexander Horn Isl present solournlns
at West Lubec, Maine, but his permanent aa-
dress Is tho Marine Asylum, Philadelphia 70.
Capt, Horn has had many remarkable adyen'
lures during his active aud eyentiul career but
his most wonderful experience was met with on
shore, Ho says;
"lWas stricken with paralysis Of tho lei1 sac
In 1885, and have since thattims been uudeF the.
treatment Of many physicians and tried various
remedies,
"Icould not in all the years that have passed
since stricken, lift my lsit foot from the ilooF'
II commenced taking Dr., Greeps's NeryuFa
blood aud nerve remedy and am now able 20
walk yithou. a cane, having good use OF my
foot and side, oloug useless. Dr. GFeenss NeF'
yuFa blood and nerve remedy has cured me Of
my terrible trouble
This euro was considered SO remarkable that
II was brought before the attention Of the med
lcal societies, hospitals and physicIapa, aud the
facts legally subscribed and certified toby tho
~welbkpown J. o. Phillips, ESQ., Notary Public,
of Philadelphia.
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Away WITH trusts.
ENWWJ WITT NEH'Fu'
Nep York Herald LInGl.

NtW F0Fk HeaVd VINHJ,
One thing should be made perfectly
clear, and that is that trusts shall not
DO allowed to undermine the business
welfare OF the country and prey upon
the people with IMMUNITY, They are
deadly foes to legitimate trade and pop
ular interests which should be con-
demned by the voice Of the people and
suppressed by the law OF the land.
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The Nova Scotia Coal Combine,

Philadelphia Iaqlltr lRfpl
The chief hope that the scheme OF
the free trade coal combine may be de.
feated liesin the opposition which 1t is
certain to arouse in states like illinois,
Tennessee, Alabama, Washington and
West Virginia, which see the markets.
for their vast coal fields threatened by.
this u~npatriotic syndicate which pro,
poses to put money into the pockets Of.
its own members and the Nova Scotia
government at the expense ofthe United.
States. n,
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Bicycle Tire Trust.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. LA local
paper publishes to-day the report Of an
attempt to force a trust by the princi.
pal bicycle tire manufacturers OF the
United States. There are twelve mas
kers Of pneumatic tires for bicycles in
this country, who are now supplying
the market, which will require at least
10000 pairs of tires this year to supply
the demand. The gross value OF this
output is over 100000.
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Philadelphia Ledger Ind REM
1t will require the greatest exercise
OF diplomacy to avert disaster, but
such Is the confidence felt in tho skill
OF Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Roseberry
that it Is generally thought that all
danger to the peace Of Europe will DO
averted. Nevertheless the Egyptian
incident is suggestive in its possibili-
ties and might yct become the foun-
dation for ono vi tIe most terrible wars
OF the present century.
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rhorougbgood Not Thoroughly Good.

Laurel, DEL, Feb. lon Saturday
last Thoroughbred Tazwoll, a negro,
went to Deal Island, OFF the coast Of
Virginia, and asked a young colored
girl, Leah Wallace by name, to marry
him. When she refused he forced q
revolver into her mouth and shot her
dead. Tazwell has been captured.
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New YoRK, Feb. LA. special from
Washington says: There is good reason
for believing that the President will
send to the senate before the close OF
the week the nomination OF a successor
to the late Justice Lamar. 1t is the
general impression that the man to be
selected will come from the south.
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Hartford Post (Renl
The New York Eceaing Post says that
President Harrison has a legal but no
moral right to fill the vacancy on the
supreme bench. It has forgotten that
it did not question the moral right Of
Cleveland to make appointments up to
the hour he had 10 get out.
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sPIRIr On pHR DRESS.
What Might Happen,

Richmond Dhpaeh (Deml
Such a proposition as the one under
consideralion-that is, the annexation
OF Hawaii to the United States-might
disrupt both the great parties in the
United States, In fact, We do not know
what might not result from such a
movement
'lTall oaks from little acorns grow;
Large StTcamS from little fountains How III
Apdsowe willnotb elittle the Hawaiian
revolution. vf ~
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Irish o u Bill.

Mr.. G~ladstpne's home rule bill q syn
opsis Of which has been published, does.
not seem to 10 far enough in its provlss
ions to satisfy the radical home rulers
OF this country. AZ friends Of the
mother country, they declare that the
bill Is worse than useless, since 1t is
only a pretense of giving to the Irish
people the liberty Of self government
for which they have SO long commended.
While tho objection that the bill does
not give Ireland tho privilege OF legis.
lating for her own material interest is
well founded, Il seems that III all that
can be reasonably expected at this time.
1t was not To DO presumed that MI.
Gladstone, would propose at the outset
a complete revolution which would.
be equivalent to granting Ireland
absolute independence. Such q measure
introduced now would meet with sure
defeat, for It would DO opposed by IRISH
men themselves. The great Liberal.
loader, with characteristic wisdom, has
drafted a conservative bill, which pro.
yides genuine autonomy for Ireland,
and while 1t does not 20 far enough to
safety friends Of ireland, secures to
thcm q measure OF liberty, and holds
out hope for the future whom tho iondcst
ambitions Of tho down'troddOn race
may b oroaiized.
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Vicious Bill.

NL.AL H|lNN
The %billrequlrlng insurance companies to pay
the full face Of their policies Is likely to become
Riaw, Wohaye not yet seen any good argument
urged against 1t -pdrkerSburg STATE Jolrnd.
We fear our esteemed contemporary
has been misled by a captivating but
t~houshtless proposition. II the meas
ure is popular it is because all the prob
able consequences of itsenactmenth have
not been taken into consideration. The
experience OF other states should be a
warning to West Virginia Legislators to
hesitate before placing such a law OF
the statute books.
The bill is vicious, since il virtually
places a premium on over-insurance
and arson. This is not a violent asser-
ton, for the record bears it out. Sta
t~istics, carefully compiled, prove that
the number and amount of FIRE losses
have alarmingly increased after the
passageo OF a valued policy act in other
states, notably in Ohio, and that it has
been necessary to repeal the law. Dis
honest men have taken advantage Of the
opportunity it offers to detraud and it
has rendered 1t dangerous for u
companies ia do business in safety.
1t has come to be a well settled fact
that a valued policy law increases the
number OF fires, and thereby works in
justice not only to insurance comps-
MES, but, by increasing the fire hazard,
makes It impossible for honest policy
holders to obtain a fair rate. The bill
now before the legislature should not
become a law.
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Killed inn Mine.

MAnoNy CRY, Pa, Feb. John
staulay was instantly killed and his
fellow workman, Nicholas Weber.
fatally injured by a fall Of top coal at
Glendon colliery yesterday after firing
q heavy shot. Both men were married
and have large families.
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Baltimore sun tDsm)
American sentiment naturally fayors
a solution Of the home.rule problem
which promises to introduce the fed
eral idea into the structure Of tho emi
pire, while at the same time enlarging
1reland's rights of self government.
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Blalno's Greatness.
BauimOre American IRsp.l,

He was great Interchangeable,
because his love for his country dubbed
over and communicated itself to his fell
low c%ountrymen, and dramatic, because
his mighty intellect acted intuitively,
and its suggestions came as surprises
as great to himself in some cases as to
the public.
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New YoRK Democratic papers are
saying ugly things about the Rev. DR..
Macarthur because he gave the correct
version of the Burchard episode which
resulted in the defeat OF Mr., Blaine for
the presidency, DR., MacArthur was
directly connected with the uniortu'
nate selection Of Burchard as the
Spokesman at the reception, He ought
to know what he Is talking about and
probably does know better than his
critics,
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Will some Of our Democratic CON
temporaries who declare that President
Harrison has mo moral right to APP
point a successor TO the late Justice
Lamar kindly inform US OF the ground
on which they base the declaratiOnP
Mr.. Harrison will be President until the
fourth OF March and the constitution
gives him the legal power to fill the
vacancy before that time. II he exer-
cises that right, where does the moral
wrong come in?
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THE Republicans of Council deserve
congratulations6nthe mannerin which
they came out Of the deadlock with
colors flying. Byholding outthey were
in a position to dictate terms and, lost
nothing by the delay, Mr.. Maxwell's
ability to lead was demonstrated at the
critical time.
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n Took Troublc, nut lie Got II,

About two or three months ago 1 pur.
chased from you a bottle OF Chamber
,lain's Cough Remedy, put up in Des
Moines, Iowa. Such good results were
obtained from Its use that / enclose
,one dollar aud ask that you send me
two bottlesiby express.-J. A. ScRIvEN,
rs u. 10Th St, New York City. To II,
III! Lane, druggist, Peekskill, N. y. Mr..
Scriven is president OF one Of the largest
shirt factories in New York, and widely
known in business circles. When
troubled with q cold give this remedy a
trial and, like Mr.. scriven, YOU will
want II when again in need Of such q
Nmediclne. 80 cent bottles for salo by
druggists. paw
bf
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lE,.snnrntnrY Endlcott Ill.

SALEM, MASS, Feb. 1.-Ex-socretary
Of War Endicott is ill at his home with
pneumonia, complicated with other
ailments. A consultation of physicians
was held at his house to-day and his
ION hoiis absent. was summoned by
telegraph.
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THE finance committee OF the house
OF delegates has decided that al execu-
tive mansion is an absolute necessity.
When the farmers are heard from the
necessity will not appear SO plain. An
appropriation isIa4ked for the erection
Of the official Office.
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BigJ

L%ocKponr, N. Y, Feb. 1.-The Cata-
ract Bank, Of Niagara Falls, has filed
for record a judgment by default against
tho Niagara Wood Paper Company, OF
Niagara Falls, for s60,9O4.
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HJupdE BUILDING,
Con. FIFTH Ave AND SIXTEENTH ST..
New YoRK, January IA, 1901

New YoRk, January IA, 1901. J
"About three weeks since, while sui.
fering from a severe cold which had
settled on my chest, 1 applied an ALI
COCKS PoRous Plaster, and IN q short
time obtained relief.
"In my opinion, these plasters should
be in every household, for use in case
Of coughs, colds, sprains, bruises, OF
pains Of any kind. know tnat in my
case the results have been entirely sat
isfactory and beneficial" i,
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A MEMBER of the Ohio legislature has
introduced a bill requiring that all
hotel aud restaurant bills. Of fare shall be
printed in English. That man is a
philanthropist.
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The committee Of the legislature
would do well to look into the flour and
meal contract for the Weston asylum,
with a view to %ascertaining whether
anybody interested in the contract is
connected with the management Of
the asylum.
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Ntg Yort World (Dem.)
The bill is q fraud upon its face. It
processes TO raise a revenue from a busi-
ness which it aims to destroy. Tribute
cannot be exacted from q corpse.
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contrary to thespirit of the law estab-
fishing the university. Further, the
normal schools supply the necessary
preparatory training and are excellent
ieeders for the university,
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MORE than two-thirds of the leglsla-
ture of this state are farmers, elected by
the old parties. Tho necessity Of a
third party composed OF farmers is not
apparent in West Virginia SO long as
that class is 50 generously recognized.
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Keep the head cool, the foot warm
aud the bowels open. Bacon'B Celery
Cure ia a vegetable preparation and acts
as a natural laxative, aud IL tho great.
est remedy ever discovered for tho euro
OF dyspepsia, liver complaint and all
blood, flyer aud kidney diseases, Call
on Logan Drug Company sole agent,
and got a trial package free. Largo
slsO SOC. 2
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TINS West Virginia house of delegates
yesterday adopted a resolution request
ing the states delegation in Congress- to
do all in their power to secure the an
nexation Of Hawaii, The question has
resolved itself entirely into one Of ex.
pediency, partisan features being abb
solutely eliminated.
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W. j. Arkell, publisher of Judge and
Frdnk Le5tFs illustrated Newspaper,
writes:
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The members Of the second branch OF
the city council are certainly possessed
of great staying qualities" whatever
may be said Of them.
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THE joints and muscles are 80 lubri.
Gated by Hoods saraaparllla that all
rhoumatism aud stiffness aoon diaap.
near. Tfv IL 10
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T1tn bill introduced in tho sonata
Yesterday providing for the establish.
mont Of a preparatory branch Of the
state university at Fayetteville, aud.
asking for an appropriation Of $4,000
10 DO used ia connection with a fund Of
1000 raised by the citizens, will hardly
provo d popular measure In tho larat
place II would only DO q local school Of
d high grade, which tho gtalo az large.
would DO called on to support, which Is
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tSpiaFarios. Distances, Take BHrcit.
Ants Pitts,
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Then lowered tho moon, and flung radiant lot
or silver light, tho while we thrilled TO know
The snlf.san6 orb that looked oil Juliet,
Tho sOli.aAtnU moon that ah0nO OH Romeo
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suBscRlprRr1t is not pronounced Ha-
tvay.ii. but Ha.wy-ee.
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MooNRIsE in VERONA
CANTON scoLbAnn.

wo sat soquostCrcd from tho gasllghtb glare,
Tho SNaahlng soldiers with thUir long cigar 8
And saw, above the n~leasuro-pcoplcd square,
The soa Of .nlghtaglow With beaCon'statA
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castota
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Everybody Uses
London cream biscuits. They aro sim.
ply elegant. Your grocer sells them.
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Against tho sky, in Jagged outline, rose
The Ecrricd f1of.tops In a grim gray blur,
And, reminiscent Of tinnunibgrCd woes,
The mighty anclotlt AmphilhCAtOf.