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Professor Munyon dooI not claim that
he has ono remedy that will euro all
complaints, but that no has prapursd u
specific cure ior nearly every disease,
lie does not claim that hia rheumatism
Cure will euro consumption, dyspepsia
or any other complaint, but hd does
guarantee that it will euro Rheumatism.
Ills Dyspepsia Cure IL prepared OK
preSsIy TO euro dysnopsin; his Cough
Cure TO cure eaHRhs; his CalaHh Rems-
dies TO euro catarrhi his Kidney Cure
10 cure kidney trOuhlo'. The same may
be said Of all his different remedies
way Nor rRY THE NRw METHODS?
Why pay big doctor bills to have
your constitution ruined by old.
fashioned doses OF mercury, quiRIns
aud morphiRo2 Why not ny tHs new
way? Munyon's Remedies ara prepared
in manner that enables everyone to
obtain them from any druggist at IS
cents bottle. A separate specific for
each disease. Absolutely harmless aud
promptly Oheclual in curing even the
most obstinate diIORans.
Personal letters to Prof. Muuyon,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa,
answered with free medical advice Tor
any disease.
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and mado little gap, but at the shouts
Of the lieutenant, they urged thoir
horses forward. The bugler, caSe0ring
along behind the captain OF the troop.
fought aud tugged like wrestler TO
keep his frantic animal from boiling far
ahead OF the column.
On the springy turf the innumerable
hoois numbered In q sWif! storm Of
sound. Ia the brown faces oil the troop.
ors. their eyes were set like bits OF
flashing steel.
The long line Of the infantry regiments
standing at ease underwent sudden
movement at tho rush oil the passing
squadron. The foot soldiers turned
their heads 10 gaze at the torrent OF
horses and men.
The yellow folds Of tho flag hut.Ored
back In silken shudderiug waves, as II
Il were a reluctant thing. Occasionally
a giant spring OF charger would rear
the firm and steady figure Of soldier
suddenly head aud shoulders above his
comrades. Over tho noise Of tho scud'
ding hoops could be heard the cracking
OF lonther trappinCs, the Jingle and
clank Of steel, and the tonIo low toned
commands or appeals OF tho mon to their
horses. And tho horses were mad with
tho hOad.lone sweep OF this movement.
Powerful undGnawa Bonded back aud
sraightened so that tho bits were
clampcd "a rigidly as vices upon tho
teeth, and glistoning nockS archod in
desperate resistance to the hands at tho
brides. Swinging their heads in rage
at the granite laws Of their lives which
Bonded even their an2ers and their ar.
doris 10 chosen directions nnd chosen
iacc5, their fight was az flight OF har'
nCsscd demons.
The captains bay kepti lie pace at tho
head OF tho squadron WITH tho liLho
bounds OF thoroughbred, aud this
horse was proud aa chiol at the roar.
ing tramplo Of hia fellows behind him,
Tho captains glance was calmly upon
tho grove Of naples ffom whence
tho sharpshootou OF tho enemy
had been picking at tho blue
line. lie seemed TO be rejecting. lilo
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lCopyrigh', lSgil
PART I,


Ttlooks as il it might rain this after.
noOn," remarked tho lieutenant OF the
artillery.
$50 II dosi," the Infantry captain as.
scented. He glanced casually at the sky.
When HE eyes had lowered to the green:
Swallowed landscape before him, no said
frstiulIy: ~ wish those follows on. yon-
der would quit psItiuS ut US, They've
been at it since noOn."
Al the edge OF grove OF naples,
across Wide fields, there occaIionally up
peared little pulIi Of smoke Of a dull
hue in this gloom OF aky which eS.
pressed an impending rain. The long
wave Of DluO aud steel in the fold moved
uusMily at the eternal barking Of the
faraWSy sharp shooters, ind tho mon,
leaning upon their rides, stared ut the
gVovo OF naples. Once private turned
I6borrow gone tobacco from comrade
in the rear rank, but, with his hand
still stretched out ho continued to
twist his head ami glance At tho distant
treea Ho was afraid tho enemy would
shoot him at u time when he was not
looking.
Suddenly tho artillery officer said:
"Ses what's oomingW
Along the rear OF the brigide Of in
iantry column oil cavalry was sweeping
at q hard gallop. "A lieutenant riding
some yards 10 tho right OF the col
umn bawlsd furiously at the four
troopers just ut tho rear Of tho
colOrs. They had lost distance
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GRAFTON wuy

Tho Sword OErrsd for ia" Host Drilled
Communal OF Knights nf Pythia"
Special DsOaleh to Rs In,e2igcru
FAlRMogr. W. Va, Oct, 0.-Tho grand
lodge Knights OF Pythias has been in
session during tho day, bu: nothing out.
sidO Of routine business hRa baen trans
acted. There i, no session tonight, but
the visitors arc being entertained by
Mountain City Lodge No. IS, Of this
place, which will exompliiY tho third
degree In full form.
Notwithstanding the cold air quite
crowd visited the South side to witness
the oVolutiona for the fine sword offered
for the bOSt drilled division, which was
easily carried of by the uniformed rank
division from Grafton, under command
OF Capt a. B, Blue.
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JACKSON, Mss, Oct O.-aIrs, Hath
oarno, wife OF Mr.. +. D. Hathearno, a
farmer living near M0EristowR, vas
asSassinated in the presence OF nor
family last night BY being shot, through
a window. with a dOuble-bsrrelod shot
gun. Thompson Wade, a negro, has
boon arrested. The cilizens say he will
DO lynchol il the Coroner's jury impli.
caLea him.
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MUNYON'S
Methods OF Trsatmout Save Doc
tors Foes.

4 Separate Specific For Each DTS.
ease - Positive and Permanent
ouros-wIth Munyon's Homo Rom.
edfos You Can Brcomn Your Gwn
rhysIolan-liead N,unvons Guide
TO Health, it WIN Cost You Nothing
aud May save Your Eita
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WITn two littlo children subject to
Group wn do not rnst easy without n
bottle Of ambcrlGin's Cough Remedy
in the house, for tho most severe R;-
laoks quickly succumb to few doses
Of it.-Morri'on, Colo. Bud, For sale
ut 20 and 30 cout4 per bottle by @. Il.
Gootzc, W. W. Irwin, q. Schnopi, @.
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WASHINGTON, Oct "a strong move
msnt is making in Ohio, with every
prospect OF success, looking TO the Os-
Enlistment OF 4 state naval militia.
The navy department has been inform.
ed that meeting OF representatives Of
Ohio cities Interested in the project has
bsea called TO meet at Columbus on
the llth inst, to take measures TO 80.
cure tho necessary legislation at the
next seaiion Of tho legislature,
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D,BlrusSing kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved N six hours by tho "NEw
GREAr SourlI AMGucAS KlDSEY CuHR,"
This now remedy rs grcRt surprise on
account Of ftY exceeding W8#PtHesa Ia
relieving pain In tho bladder kidneys,
back aad every part Of tao urinary pass.
ngo in male OF ionalo. II rOliCvcs 70.
iontion Of wntor nnl pain IN passing II
almost Immediately. II YOU want quick
rolioI aud euro this " your remedy,
Fold ny Il. II. List, druggist, Wheeling.
~ Va
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onEAr nArEs SOUTH.


Cotton states LNppsIiiuh az NtlhniA,
Tickets now on sale at vRripul ticket
Offices OF Pennsylvania Limos, Rates
from Wheeling to Atlanta and return,
twenty days limit, sos 10. Rate from
Wheeling to Atlanta and return, limit
cd to January :, 1896, $3l oO, For special
information call upon j. q. Iomlinsou
or John Bailie, ticket agents, Wheeling,
W. Va. Mw&F
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LIKE 4 Pm0nr or mAHsrssED DEMONS.
.tolidly ro,o aud foil with tho plnngoa
Of his h0rse III all tho Indifference OF n
dCacon's figaro seated ptHmriy tn
church And II occurred to many Of
the Watching infantry TO wonder why
this OlllCOr could remain impoflurablO
aud reflective when his sqnRlfon was
laundering aud Bwarmlng behind him
Ike tho rllahing ola Hood.
Tho column swung In BAbrs.CurYn
toward break In isnCo aud dashed
into roadway. Once a little plank
bridge VIVA encountered, nnd tho aouud
oil tho hooil upon II was Ike tho long
roll Of many drums. An old captain In
tho infantry turned TO his lirst tinutcn.
ant aud made n fciunfk which was n
compound Of litter dsparageinunl vi
cavalry IN general mud soldiofly Adlni.
ration pi ihla particular tfasp.
Suddenly tho buglo sounded and tho
column halted with i1lling uphuaynl
amid SHARP, brI6i Cto. A moment
later tho luon had lumblol from tllolr
horses and cOrblnc' In hand wofo run.
Ming In n twhtm towards tho grove VI
maplot In the tnnl unp NJ every four
NJ tho troopers Wa standing win
brncot logs nnt putting aud hauling vi
tho btillOi NJ four irrus.ed hnr,og.
The captain was RUNNING awkwnrdly
In hIt boot, lilo held Ills anbfo low so
that tho point pIleH threatened la catch
In tho turf llayoIlow hair RULED out
from under lila faded cap, "GO In hard
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ERIE, Pa, Oct. 9.-Chiei OF Police
White was to-day bound over to court
by an alderman for assaultrnr James
Curry, a gambler. Curry will DO tried
on charge Of gambling tomorrow.
Tho Chief OF police has practically
cleaned the gamblers out, and this is
tho wind.up Of bitter fight.
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September 10, "a and 90, October ., 3,
10, 10 and u, tho Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company will sell excursion
ticksls to Pittsburgh aud rolurn at rate
Of So, which includes admission to tho
exposition. Tickets good to return on
I'LL regular trSInd two days from date Of
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NovuEG so distressing ai a hacking
cough. Nothing go !ooIth az to suffer
from It. Nothing 10 dangerous il al
lowed to coutinus Ono Minute Cough
euro giyesimmodiate relief. Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling, W. Va, u. I. Peabody.
Benwood aud Bowio & Co., Bridge.
port, o,
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Spccldl DigpIish 10 ire Itcligenecr
WAsulSoToN, Oct 0.--Fhe following
West Virginia poStmastsrs have been
appointed: Eldora, Marion county,
Charles Linn, vice N. ". Hall, TO-
signed; Pleasant Hill, Preston county,
W. W. Grove, vice D, Tichenel, dead.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-14
miscellaneous Fodder Crops.

At the Vermont station the Japanese
radish and spurry were utter failures.
The millets have been successfully
grown, and the food value has some
times exceeded that Of an equal area of
corn. Cattle generally like them, and do
well upon them.
Rape is member of the mustard
family, and is especially valuable for
feeding sheep. They relish it, and do
we'll on it. 1t should not be fed to milk
cows, however, as it, like all the mus
tard family, is liable to faint the milk.
It made heavy growth at the station
in 1893. Planted with peas and oats and
vetch and oats it formed the bulk of
both green and dry matter of the crops
During the dry season of 1894 the
growth of this same crop was scanty,
and it was badly affected by insects.
The SOFA Cor soy) bean is one of e
most promising Of the leguminous or :.
1t makes heavy growth, seems to stand
dry weather particularly well, makes
good green fodder and ensilage, is well
relished by cattle. The house bean ri
pens seed in the station latitude and
makes under some conditions Of soil and
culture hesvy growth. The fodder is
rich in protein and is relished by cattle.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-14
IA Wonderful Task.

Jules CIrzon, q Polish mechanic, who
was presented with gold medal for his
inventions, performed most extraordi-
nary thing when he succeeded in manufac-
turing a complete watch in the space of
eight hours and from materials on which
any other matchmaker would have looked
contemptuously. 1t appears that the czar
of Russia, hearing of the marvellous in
ventive genius Of Curzon, determined to
put him to the test and forwarded him a
box containing a few copper nails, some
wood clippings, piece of broken glass, an
old cracked china cup, some wire and a
few cribbage board pegs, with a request
that he should transform them into a
timepiece.
Nothing dauntod and perceiving gold
en- opportunity for winning favor at the
court, Curzon set about his task with en-
thusiasm and in the almost incredibly
short space of eight hours had dispatched
q wonderfully constructed watch to the
car, who was so surprised and delighted at
the work that he sent for the maker and
conferred upon him several distinctions,
as well as granting him q pension. The
case of the watch was made of china,
while the works were simply composed of
the odds and ends accompanying the old
cup. Not only did it keep good time, but
only required winding once every three OF
four days This remarkable watch is be-
lieved to be still in the possession of the
Russian royal family.-Household Words
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-14

Professor Munyon says: 1.-THE usual
treatment for Rheumatism consists of
poisonous doses of potash, salicylic acid,
,olohicun and morphine. which destroy
the stomach, initiate the kidneys and
PROSTATE the nerves. Munyon's Rheuma-
iism Cure is guaranteed to he absolutely
harmless and a strong tonic in building
Ap the weak and debilitated. 1t cures
acute or muscular rheumatism in from
,ae TO five days. Sharp, shooting pains
in any part of the body stopped by few
doses. A prompt, complete and perma-
asnt cure. for 1ameness, stuff back and all
ains in hips and loins. Chronic rheu-
natism, SC latica, lumbago or pain in the
540k are speedily cured. - Price, 20 C.
Tie Munyon Remedies effect prompt
md pesi,lve cures in the most obstinate
aasas, ilsonarate specific for each disease,
A5afi ru eisfs. most % cents each.
Munyo.l IS Dyspepsia Cure is guaran-
tend to ciBo oil form Of Indigestion and
stomach troubles. Price, 20 cents.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
tohes in three minutes. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost powers
10 weak men. Price, 81. co.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1905
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with fiee medical advice for any disease.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-14
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Diptheria at Rockland

Rockand, Me-, October 13.-A special
meeting of the Board of Health was held
this afternoon, to hold a consultation
concerning the contagion of diphtheria
which is rapidly spreading. There were
eight new cases aud two deaths reported
today There are now sixteen cases
known in the city and many others are
feared. Citizens are much alarmed. The
Board made plans to do everything
possible to prevent the further spreading
of the disease. 1t is probable that the
six cases in one family and the children
have been attending school regularly, as
she first case was thought to be merely
tonsolitis and treated Tor such.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-14
sawtelIe opera Company.

After week Of most successful bust
ness, with crowded and well pleased au-
diences the Sawtelle Dramatic Co., en-
tiers tonight upon the Lass wJ5k Of its en-
gagement at Portland theatre. The Saw
telles, Baby June, Tony West and Harry
Bently, orm a strong quartette, and the
rest of the company are not far behind
them. The orchestra is a great feature
and Prof. Miller has them in great shape.
Tonight Faust will be the bill and
there will probably be large audience
Get tickets during the day.
This weeks bill will be as+follows:
Monday afternoon, Michael Strogoff
Monday night, Faust Tuesday after
noon, Faust; Wednesday afternoon, Mid
night CALL Wednesday night, Plot and
Passion: Thursday afternoon, Ten Nights
in Bar Room: Thursday night, Rose
dale; Friday afternoon, East Lynne Fri
day night, Midnight Call; Saturday after
noon, Plot and Passion Saturday night,
Phoenix.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-14

the Yarmouth line as stated yesterday.
Work on the Washington street extension
will begin today. 1t will probably go i'll
very rapidly. Hitherto the Portland
Railroad, i'll what it has done, has been
obliged to take out the old work and
put in new and keep the cars moving all
the time. This is quite a different.thing
from putting in straight, new work
The track to Pride's bridge will be laid
this fall; but it is doubtful if the road
is fully equipped for running before
next season.
1t is thought that the Portland's
electric cars will begin to run in the city
on Wednesday or Thursday next. The
big engines will be started on trial today
and tomorrow.
One of the Cape electric tracks is laid
along Federal street.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-14
LETTUCE UNDEa CLASS.
If Grows Rapidly and Is Profitable-Three
Crops Between September and April.

IT Grows Rapidly ana IS FfohtaDie-ihree
Crops Between September and April.
Lettuce is a popular and profitable
crop to grow under glass. 1t grows rap
idly. so that three crops can be taken
from house between September and
Anril. and the demand for a choice prod
net is always good. Here are few
of the most important points in the Gull
tivation of this crop as presented by
Professor FL. Bailey of the Cornell ex-
periment station:
In the first place, lettuce must have
a low temperature. The night tempera-
ture should not rise above 45 degrees,
while it may go as low as 40 degrees or
even lower. The day temperature in the
shade should be 30 to 65 degrees.
While lettuce house must have an
abundance Of light, the plants do not
suffer if they are some distance from the
glass and receive but little direct sun
light.
Professor Bailey s own experience has
fully demonstrated the superiority Of
solid earth beds ovor benches for lettuce.
Lettuce is greatly influenced by soil.
For best results a soil free Of silt and
clay, but literally supplied with sand
is required. This soil allows the water
to settle deeply into it and yet holds it
without percolation. The surface is dry,
preventing the occurrence of rot. The
roots forage far and wide, and plant
food is quickly available.
If the lettuce crop is to be taken off
in early November, from seven TO ten
weeks should be counted from the SOW
ing of the seeds to the delivery of the
product. A midwinter crop may require
two to four weeks longer. The time
may be shortened ten days to two weeks
by the use Of the electric arc light hung
directly above the house. A single ordi-
nary street lamp of 2,000 normal cam
die power will be sufficient for house
20 feet or more wide and rs feet long if
it is SO hung that the house is uniform
ly lighted throughout. Professor Bal
ley's experiments with the electric
light, now extended over period of
five years, have uniformly and uneq :
ocally given these beneficial results b
lettuce.
The varieties Of forcing lettuce are
many, but the leading ones at present
are the Boston Market or White Seeded
Tennis Ball and Grand Rapids The
former is the famous heading lettuce Of
eastern markets. 1t is usually diff
cult variety to grow to perfection I'M
less the soil and conditions are well
adapted to it. Another excellent lettuce
Of this type is Landreth Forcing The
Grand Rapids is a loose leaved lettuce.
1t grows rapidly and is Of very easy
cultivation.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-14
KILLED IN AN ASYLUM.
Two Attendants Alleged to Have Cholsed
Patient to Death.

New York, October 49, Henry Conyery
and William Mack are locked up in the
Morristown Jail on charge of causing
the death of Nicholas Dolfus, patient in
the Morristown Insane Asylum. Dolfus
was brought to the asylum two months
ago. He was Is years old
Yesterday m orning John Coleman, one
of the asylum supervisors. found Convery
and Mack, both of whom were attendants,
kneeling on Dolfus, who lay upon the
floor. According to the statements of the
supervisor, the attendants were choking
the patient. Coleman ordered the mon
to release Dolfus, and notified Medical
Superintendent Everett.
Dr. Everett discharged the men, and
as they were unsable to revive the patient
the men were arrested.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-14
A BAD DEFEAT.
Kent's Hill Too Heavy for the Port
land Boys.

The Score Was 16 to Against Us-The
Wing Brothers and Bennett Did Well
for the yisitors-The Portland Boys
We're Hand-c cd BY Changes of
Position.
The first championship game in the
senior league was played at the Deerlng
ball grounds Saturday afternoon between
the Portland High School and Kent
Hill elevens, which are the only teams in
the league. 1t was very uneven contest,
though fiercely played. The Kent's Hill
hoys averaged twenty pounds heavier than
the home team and had things all their
own way.
The Portland boys were not in good
condition and several men had to play
out of position. Sullivan, whose place
is half back, had to play quarter back
with which he is unfamiliar, while
Foster, who has been strong in . the line.
refused to play at all, and did not go into
the game till five minutes before its close.
Griffith has lame leg and could not
play. In Bennett and the two Wing
brothers, the visitors had strong trio of
backs. In less than five minutes after the
ball was put in play, these three bucked
the line for repeated gains and Frank
Wing played his way to touchdown and
also kicked the goal. Though hard
pressed Portland kept the ball from the
touch down line till time was called at
the end of the first half, Chapman and
Underwood doing good work.
When play was called again there was a
good deal of fumbling back and forth,
till finally Portland tried fancy play
and lost it ON miserable tumble and
then the visitors showed their superiority.
The quarter back had scarcely begun to
give his signal when there was "a move
ment behind the line and the moment
the ball was snapped it seemed as though
half Of the Kent's Hill men were massed
against Portland's right end
Bennett W it'll the pigskin tucked under
his arm shot outside of the bunch and be-
fore the P. II. S. boys realized where
they were at, he was half way down the
fad and no one wasted any energy in
trying to catch him.
He went over the line on a dog trot and
Wing piled on more grief by kicking the
goal, making the score Kent's Hill 16
Portland 0.
There was no moro scoring. Sullivan
made fine gain for thirty yards, around
the end, but it availed nothing.
Near the end time was called to allow
Foster to take the place of Robinson, who
was used up. There was good deal of
smuggling and kicking. The Portland boys
were certainly not lacking in pluck, but
kept up the contest gamely to the end.
The team lined up as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-14
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they can
not reach the seat of tile disease. Catarrh is a
blood or constitutional disease, and in order to
cure it you must take internal medicines. Halls
Cattarh Cure is taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood and moucus surfaces.
Halls Cattarh Cure is not quack medicine
It was prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. and is regular pre-
scription. It is composed of the best tones
known, combined with the best blood purifiers
acting directly on the mucus surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful result in cur
ing Catrarh. Send for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Prop, Toledo, @.
Sold by Druggists, price Toe.