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FlAeolN IN lSG0-A3tBRoTYPE BY BUTLER.
 lBy pef.aission $. s. Mcclure
 sded by others who knew them both. ise there was more CT less friction and aseqaent dlscontent no one possessed
 'ae faets will undertake to deny; but, oush the husband himself seemed verse 10 and doubtless did everything
 HIS power to prevent scenes, thus asins his wife i'll the attitude of an ssfesser, it will not do, therefore. to lciude that his conduct was not saffi- Pea' proyecation for . woman s hostil- lie allowed his interest ill home asiis 10 appear passive rather than l'e' and thus his meek and invari- ss0 suomlsslon to the domination of wiie, instead of clearing the domes- atmosphere, only served to darken it more with the lowering and angry IOuu a or lneompatibility. If he had un- s.a a'aAen to measure swords with her lel hah retreat at the first sign of
 uu' II would have been a better loke ,o of policy.
 aA0 .oiiowlng incident will illustrate a.S v ol the perplexiti that beset the anway ,"Iy of the wife, and one is left to ra luei BOW high spirited and sensi- os,,'so @oman could have endured such vsn; ,aea indifference if not neglect: One slang after having returned from off ba leult Mr. Lincoln came down to sss sposseiflee for his mail. After having |amo a.s a letters he joined party at a pc1r ~ ehess, of which he was exceed iet. H iond, which lasted far into the ,,na oa. be.ng intent on the issue ef the ou,, hc Ialied to notice how time had a X anu when he arose was astoulid- |Ddiesss.h that the hands on the clock ke s;shea sea midnight. Well, now, boys, y Insaa, snea, I hate to go home at this kou,s 's noun. l ought to have gone kll ba sso' Mary and the children will {istu,,es eVa'a .a asleep. It seems pity to ook \, ,nehl. There was such rueful Abnar r,,' 'l's lace when he said that that to0l sa,, nllls, the postmaster, who under Lincolna la'1y ms domestic relations urged Cora1 U accompany him to his house fMv fen s'eep with me-, insisted Ellis. A at ,as s,,. VIII not complain if we come coneass ~ nour, and so far as your wife hofror, she will be no madder to- hus a,. n'oll- sng than she is now. ' apers fl'ealed a }, Lincoln picked up his bms ; s.ao to he amazement of the lis at .s .@esn9FopS sy arm in arm with.
 of '. ltnt kos-se he remained the
 n HOW he explained
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-30

Annual Meeting Grand Lodge I. 0. 0. F. At Dallas, Texas, September 2l to 2s. For the above occasion the Cot ton Belt Route will sell tickets from pina Bluff to Dallas Ut one fare for round trip-$l0.20. Tickets on sale Sept. IS. 19 and 20; limited to Sept.
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DIR. A. ". TROUPE
PINE BLUFF, ARK.

Office hours-2 to D. m.
 Office with Anderson-Meyer Drug Co. Telephone No. 6f. Residence. No. 917 West Fifth avenue.
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:. cid that in after years Mr. Lin
 i. olways seemed averse to discuss
 ], baduel or its incidents. If the sub
 vas called ID ty 8 visitor or a F.nqer. Lincoln always pafried the Esstiou as if he were ashamed of it. 1 @ha less6 mention of it he would in- Es.blr shift the conversation. Usher i inder q brother lawyer, relates that while attending court at Dalville, E,ooln playfully picked up lath and N eoing through the sword mammal Eon Under asked him why he chose s5 sser6s in his duel with Shields. 1DTo tell you the truth, he replied, Emf want to kill Shields, and I K tsnre I could disarlA him, having had bn9ntb to learn the broadsword exer- sc spd besides I didn't want the fel- I ta kill lae, which fear he would \ 5re | ne lad we selected pistols. " To Ernden CT enc occasion he said: If Bv a,e Nil think fer q moment of the Editions required in my paragraph as msitien, he Will realize what slim sapce Shields would have had if he
 ed the line. did not intend to hurt Em. exefpt i'll self defense, but I was much taller and my arms so much jnger I could have split him in twain bthout moving | hairs breadth over be line. How Lincoln himself could i've reached across and destroyed his &yersary with ten feet Of space inter tning is | problem I leave thereader to 5lye.
 |so much fer the '.dueling business. :" Iithin | month from the time when 'eneral Whiteside and Mir. Merryman, their principals, published the world their respective versions of le fight and how 1t ended, Abraham lncoln and Mary Todd, joining hands the parler of Ninian w. Edwards puse, were pronounced husband and pfc by Parson Charles N. Dresser, q
 ergyman in the Episcopal church. |0f the domestic life of this couple tier their marriage I repeat I can add at little to what has already been re-
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|HN REAL LINCOLN.
.st;c Life of the Great Enlancipator.
|,pr1,Bss IN HOME MATTERS.

closer and IIore Thorough Study
 gis Law Partnsrs-scrvcs rn Congress and Returns g Dis ''' ,.ted Politician-sn Able Advocate.
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rY JESSE V. WEIk .

,,tsor of ssHorndon 5 Life Of Lincoln. " i' Aa,,. s.ast 1s06 by American Press Associa-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-09

Insanity is the horrible dream o!
the night perpetually present during
the day. Insanity in women is Oft
ener due TO disease Of the organs dis
tinctly feminine than to any rther causc.
The insane ~asylurns Of the country are
full Of women whose cnrelcssness OF their
health in this particular line has sen.
fenced them 10 4 life that is less desirable
than death. The weakness or shock that
causes such insanity is frequently the rs
suit OF Childbirth. At the time when a
wolnan's greatest usefulness should begin
she is taken away from her duties, and
from those she loves, and for months, or
years, or forever is shut away from them
blythe bolts and bars OF n hospital. Such
things are absolutely unnecessary. DR..
Picrce's Favorite Prescription will pre-.
pare women for the trying time OF par
turition so that there will be no danger
and comparatively little pain. 1t is the
only medicine III the world that will nc
complish this purpose. 1t is the only
medicine Of its kind devised by n rcgu-
larly graduated, experienced and skillful
specialist i'll the treatment Of the diseases
Of women. 1t will cure any weakness
or disease Of the feminine organs. 1t
strengthens and p~urities them, relieving
them OF inflammation, soothing all pain,
promoting regularity, and putting n stop
TO facilitating drains.
DIR. pictce's Pleasant Pellets aid tho cure OF Nil
sorts Of diseases bygcntly stimulating and invig.
ornting the liver. by toning up the stomach, and
by restoring to the entire digestive tract n rrgu.
lar. steady, natural, healthy action. Don't let nm
that anything else Is Just as good" lie makes
more money on the "just as good"
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MARTINS FERRY.


Tho entertainment ut the Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening promises to
be IN interesting ne. There will be a
Tom Thumb wedding" and vocal and
instrumental music. Refreshments will
be sold.
Mrs. All. Hussoy. Mrs. Helen Hus-
sey Williams. Mrs. Eva Coucly Bracken,
Miss Sahara Hope and MIR. and Mrs. a.
j.. White. OF Mt Pleasant, were in Mar
tins Ferry yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Nancy A. Co.'S,
who died on Monday night, will take
place this afternoon Mt . o'clock. The
intermcnt will be at Weeks cemetery.
David Harris, OF Anderson. Ind, will
succeed Charles RQnicoat in the Laugh.
lin tin mill Banicuat goes to Connells-
willie. Pa.
The quarterly meeting Of the Woman'V
Home Mission Society. or the VI. +.
church, will be held a; the home OF Mira
William JOY, tomorrow evening.
Yesterday James Kerr entertained the
Srptnngenarian Club very pleasantly In
hmor OF his Beventy-second birthday.
Rev. Everett Morris. OF Nillsbono. Pa.
Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles II. Morris, on Fourth street.
The farm OF eighteen acres, on Deep
run. belonging TO the Morris heirs. was
sold yesterday NJ public sale ut $685..
A telegram vas sent to Frank Erwin
AT Chicago yesterday. informing him OF
the dangerous illness OF his mother.
Mrs. Mary Carter, formerly OF Martins
| Ferry, died at Portland station ye5ter-
day. aged sl1ty-three years.
Yesterday Malcolm Howell was taken
very sick while at work at Spence, Bags
& Co.'S stove works.
Miss Maggie King. OF Anvil. spent
yesterday At the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Boyd.
Jacob Green Is confined to his bed from
the effects OF having his hand scratched
with Il rusty nall.
The first regular meeting OF the Enter
taIncrs vas held last night In the Hoben-
sack block.
John c. Haync. who has been on the
sick list, Is considerably better.
C. II. Carpenter returned last night
from n business trip At Canton.
-Rohe?; I. Lewis has returned from 4
weeks visit at Hunter.
Mrs. Hugh Henderson was very sicl;
yesterday.
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MORGhNTOWN-1tlvcr Z feet s In
chez. 1t has been raining oil day.
WARltEN-ltlver | foot inches. Rain
Ing.
OIL ClTY-Rivcr 2 feet & inches and
FILLING. Weather mild: raining.
GRTjENSBORO-Rlvcr 7 fect S inches
and falling. Rainfall 30. The Adam
Jacob Is luc up and down OH Wedncs-
day.
llrTSIiURGlI-Rlvcr II feet and
stationary at the dam. Raining.
STliIIBEN VlLLF-Rivor 6 feet | inch
and falling, Cool. raining. Passed w
The Hudson. ArEnnd. John Morcn and
James MOrrn.
PAItkERSBURG-'rhe Ohio IL S feet
. Inches and rising. Heavy rain since
daylight; mercury 70. Passed down.
Tho Keystone State. Passed down and
up-The Ben Ilur. Due down-rhc Le-
roy. Passed up--The Valley Belle. The
tuwhOat Roberts put In here this morn
Ing, being partly disabled from the
breaking OF a hog chnin. Tho Little
Kanawha Is rising, Locals on time.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcatre-goers are eagerly waiting
the appearance OF "MIss Philadelphia"
Thomas D. Van Ostcn's big spectacular
Extravaganza, which had the phcnome-
nal run OF 100 nights In Philadelphia last
spring. Manager ReISter. OF the Opera
House, wa fortunate enough 10 rrangc
4 date for Saturday matinee and night
and looks forward 10 this attraction rs
being the event OF the season, compr!s-
Ing MS 1t does 100 people. headed by the
prince Of comedians, Willie Collier, and
inez Mecuskcr. rrima donna. and en-
braces such novel features as Il ladies'
military band on the stage in n grand
military march. and the ladies' SYM
phOny orchestra OF sixteen musicians,
from Boston, Mass, this being the first
theatrical engagement they ever played,
and the first OprrltlC theatrical organ!-
ZacOn TO carry n ladleS orchestra
Among the other novelties will be an
extra reproduction Of the famous Phi;t-
delphiA New Year, Shooters parade.
which Ii a grand mardi Eras seem with
bells ringing, whtstles blowing, and the
annual parade OF the shooters In their
gorgeous costumes: and In this scene
Manager Van Osten presents Robert
Newton, the 1895 New Year Shooter prize
winner. with his $1,000 star and crescent
costume. which requires fifty pages to
carry the cape. and the costume, when
spread, actually covers the entire stage.
II required the constant work OF five
needle women for n year 10 complete
thls marvellous costume. which Is a won
derful pteCe OF art needle work, some OF
the beautiful flower designs standing
fully four inches In thickness above the
groundwork, and were made entirely by
hand from The finest md most costly
silk, SatlnB, vclvets and pushes.
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The attraction ut the Grand Opera
House the last three evenings OF the
week and Saturday matinee is Slaves
OF Gold" II Is q play OF strong interest
and abound IN startling situations and
thrilling clImaXes. In one act the hero
Inc In order TO save her fathers lie,
bursts through n solid glass bay window,
and leaps 10 n brLEch OF n tree, swings
thirty Zee. through space TO the ground.
One OF the prettie5t sets OF scenery ever
placed on Il stage is the apple orchard
scene with the blossoms In full bloom.
The company Ia headed by Arnold
Reeves. q young actor Of merit. who has
surrounded himself with the following
well known people: E. Guy SpanSlcr. Ed
]. Heron. Charles Herbert. NJ. NJ. Muir
ray. Katherine Hunt, Katherine Car
Isle, William /. Clark and others.
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NINE CONFERENCE
Decision that D~iGerential in Favor oil
Ohio he ABOLISH d-A Long Session.

PITTSBURGH, Pc, Dec. S.-A Joint
convention OF coal miners and operators
70 formulate O scale OF wages in this dis
trio: for next year, went into session
her: this afternoon. The miners met
Ills morning and appointed 4 committee
60 arrange q proposition for presentation
az The Joint meeting. Many favored an
eighty cent rate, while all were opposed
10 working FOR less than seventy cents.
Among che officials preseIt were: Phil.
II. Penna, president Of tho United Mine
Workers OF America; secretary W. c..
F.arcr. President NJ. j. Ratchford. OF
the Ohio Miners Union. and eX-secretary'
Patrick McDryGc.
The miners committee presented to the
conference n demand FOR the eighty cent
rae. and the discussion OK the whole
elhIec: OF wages and Anetthtials pro-
Ce"t!ed.
The only conclusion reached mp to nd-
jJGTnInpnt tonight was the decision that
lIn d!Nrrcntlal OF nine cents In favor Of
tn OHIO thin vein over the Pittsburgh
thin vein must be abolished. This ap-
i!Gr4 To- al! OF the Ohio ;hln-Yeins except
ia the Hooking Valley. \ committee
~Is appointed to confer later with n
INT committee OF Ohio and Pittsburgh
upsrt,ors and miners to settle what the
finaTnntIal shall be.
!; may take several days to settle the
wage scale in this district.
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M0UNDSVILLE
A miscellaneous Meisnso or Minor Mat
tiers from MARSHALL. Metropolis.

The announcement in yesterdays In
telllgencer OF the appointment OF Mr.,
| John a. BIoyd. OF this city, as Marshall
county'S member In the board OF dircc-
| tors OF the penitent!aTy. was well re-
| ceived and highly appreciated. Mr..
Bloy5 Is 4 splendid mar for the place
| lie Is n straight forward business man
and a hard worker for the Republican
cauac
James W. Mnhood Is off duty at the
glass house and confined 70 his room by
sickness. He contracted 4 severe cold
| whNc fighting the fire ut the coal works
over q week ago. being n member OF
Independent Hose Company No. ..
4 small fire was discovered In S.
RlsIaBcr'a planning mill on Monday
| evening. but was cNtingu!shc1 before
doing any great damage.
The ". c. T. U. will Givc 4 stercop-
ticon temperance lecture In the new
school hail on next Saturday evening.
William b. Mathews left Monday
night for Washington, d. c.. on bust
ness.
Mound City Lodge I. o. o. F. will
give their annual supper on the 18th
inst.
Editor Oliver Cook, OF Cameron. was
here yesterday.
The pcnitentiary board OF directors
meets to-day.
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M&ssS&$S$8
M>~~"~" tR
\ Sports
BASl: BALL..


rrrss dispatches nro flying thick and
,,., 400 ,,or,, rcntcrs rerardInr
ias' ''''" WV o,o'.' ~, n,t,
the makeup OF Inc Ih'cr-s'''o D"Su o"''
,rrsuc Of 1897. UP at PlttsburEh tho
'.,,hc,s arr figuring on n circuit cOm-
p'''',' No,, co.,,o urnd.
r:''luE hounsslo"t "'" ,,..
ford and Eric IN the east, u NNroh'
r5ttlr. Springfield and Dayton In the
r,,, r,,odn rcon,c nr1,ro ont this
wee = M cna, Youngstown,
srvu.,, Trnn,,.tn ,rI DAWSON and In the
Wlg'hnH' pItuH VI r,oI son snrinnw
NnSt nlu ,N'''''"'
Rnt nls ,tns,u T., ~,,,o-o,h,r sntIgfnc.
Hr'snvn ,ne",S o,iInS rnInt Of WOW.
iltE i,N'n L ny ,",,ah,rrh ufne.in doesn't
u tonIs" w" ~ %nh c;tv h. MOI In.
thI TeS" -, 'oTr,,,H ror what rrnson
C'u"'u q, III" 20 ,ac,rtnip pos.
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CREATED A SENSATION.
4 Stw York neutrality-suspicious. to n
Female Con Wet.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Dec. S.--Rny-
fGrnd Christmnn, n prominent business
MA ard trustee In the Baptist church,
EGs created a great sensation In this
cry ~ erecting In his family lot in
"rn"g. iI!ll cemetery n handsome and
raSiIy monument for the convict Flor
"ice iiluE. It IL inscribed Florence
ola ChTiFtman. erected TO the memory
ut a wiOngcd child. dead TO the world,
hHt alive In Christ"
Sh" rh0t and killed he: lover, Charl"9
Laundry. In this city In 1895. and Is now
F"r".nV Il lie scntCnC" for The crime In
Aubttn prison. ChrlDtmana bns had
himself appointed her guardian. md
t'F'n her his name and Ia trying 10 Sc
,lit' n pardon for her. II" CInlms she II
I,IIGE with consumption. which lead
h'm 10 erect the monument.
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LET THEM TELL IT.
The rnhllr Uitsrnnct. or Our Citizen, arc
What Count iicrc-pnbiluiiy IL what the

The rnhiic U%itsrnncr. or Our Citizens nre
What Count publicity Ia what the
People Want.
lie, them tell Il,
Let the public speak on the subject.
II means n better understanding.
Means less misery In Wheeling.
Mems confidence In n good thing.
Home endorsement counts.
Easier 10 behave your noiGhbors.
Than strangers IN II PARKWAY town.
Every box Of DOun'H Kidney pillg
Ii backed by home testimony.
Kidney disOrderJ-uringry troubles
Are on tho decrease hero.
Doan's Kidney Pills are the cause OF
It.
Relieving backs and curing citizens
IN their daily work.
Here's u CnRG In point:
Mrs. John LAUREL, OF No. l5i EIgh-
tcenth street, says: "DOan'a Kidney
Pills have been OF the greatest service
10 me. lhavc been troubled on and on
for the past twenty years with my kid
neys and hnck, the complaint gradually
growing worse. Some days l had such
y terrible enc through my back
tnht II was impossible Tor ms TO
s%traighten M. and | had frequent OF
tacks Of dizziness: sinking feelings
that | could hardly endure: could no,
rest well Mt nights, and nuttcring
around the heart | fell down stairs
many years aGo and alIghtcd on my
back across q step and l think probably
thnt may have been the origin OF the
trouble, but whatever the cause nothing
did me any good until / got Doan's Kid.
nOy Pills at the Logan Drug Co. store.
! had not taken them very long before
] felt their beneficial effects. This con-
tinued and ! now feel better and strong
or than | have for years"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers, Price 80 cents per box, or
boxes for )" 90. Sent by mail on receipt
OF price by Fostcr-Milburn Co, RuNa>
10, n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
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TIL: RIVER.


Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE. 3 p. nj
Pittsburgh. Hudson. 10 n M.
Pittsburgh. ARGAND. : y. III.
parkCrsburE LEROY. II a. III.
MnthmornR. LEXINGTON, II n. m -
Darlington. JEWEL. $3.50 p. m.
SlStcrsyillc. RUTH. $50 y. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Charleston. .KANAWHN, G II. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN IIUR, S n. m.
ClaringtOn....JEWEL 800 p. m.
SIstersvillc.. RUTH, $3.50 p. III.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Parkcrsburg. ARGAND. l p. IN.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, 1 Il. m.
Pittsburgh, III. K. BEDFORD, I a. m
Cincinnati. HUDSON, 5 n. m.
Parkcrsburg, LEROY, II a. N.
MntamoraS. LEXINGTON, IL n. m.
ClnrIngtnn.. Jewel. $50 p. IN.
SIstcrSvIllc. RUTH, $3.50 p, m.
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NOiiCE TO REPUBLICANS.

Notice Is hereby given that tho Repub-
licnn primary election will be held In the
city OF Wheeling on Saturday. December
L.. 1856, from IL 4. N. to p. M. city time.
for the selection OF candidates for tho fol-
lowing offices:
Mayor. City Clerk. City Sergeant,
Wharfmastcr. and Members OF Council
from the different Wards as follows: For
the First Branch. one ID from each OF
the eight wards: the Second Branch as
follows:
-Four % from the First ward.
Three (N from the Second ward
Three 80 from the Third ward.
Three (3l from the Fourth ward.
Three 90 from the Fifth ward.
Five 80 from the Sixth ward.
Three C) from the Seventh ward.
-Four % from the Eighth ward.
Also a member Of the City Republican
Executive Committee from each ward.
Primaries to be held at the following
places:
First ward-ViGilnnt Engine House,
Second ward-MArket House.
Third wagd-PoACe Court Room.
Fourth ward-Atlartic Engine House. Il.
Fifth ward-Hook and Ladder House.
Sixth ward-k. OF P. Temple.
Seventh wnrd-At Hose House and Polics
Box at end OF Suspension Bridge.
Eieth ward-NO. 35lI Jacob street and
No. 1903 Jacob street.
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PITTSBURGH, Dec. S.-John Quinn.
o! Tits city, manager OF Peter Maher, Is
Informed that FTtzsimmons has declined
to accept the proposition of the Olympic
Club. OF San Francisco. Offering n SIS. 0c0
purse for Il figh. between Gorbett and
F!tzsimmons. Mr.. Quinn wishes It an
rOuRced tina, Maher IS ready.t 10 take the
place OF Fitzslmmons against Corbett,
winner to take oil: or Mahcr holds him.
self ready 10 fight Shnrkey, .Fltzslm-
mans or Corbetr under the same Condl-
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntcllIgcnccr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. S.-The
postmaster general has awarded con-
tracts for covered screen wagons for
mail messengers transfer and mall eta
ton service In the c!ties-of Charleston
and Martinsburg from July /, 1897, to
June so, 1885. Martinsburg. J. c. John
son. OF London, Ky. At S579 %: and
Charleston, S. G. Profit, Of Floyd, Va,
Mt SIT,
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The best salvc In the world for cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rhcum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, c%hIlblnlns.
corns. and nil skin cruptlons. and POSI-
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1t IL guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Prlco %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. S.-Cardinal
Gbtrn5 mas received from the pope an
''''rinI Registered letter informing liia
"EIE"rCr that his holiness had appoint
"j lhr Roy. Thomas j. COnaty, OF WOr-
'"'.rG MaSa.. rector NJ tho Catholic Uni
,'I,Ity In Washington, to succeed tho
It'slli Row. Bishop Eoanc. Rev. Or.
'tDliy has been advised Of hls appoint
mont, and Is nov the guest Of the cardl-
tai. ""r'
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.G]adness Comes

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w transient nature of the many phys-
jcal ills, which vanish before proper cf-
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effects arc due TO the fact, that 1t is the
one remedy which promotes internal
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fetal effects, 10 p0tn when you pnr-
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II in the enjoyment OF good health,
and the Rystcm is regular, lnNativts or
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may be commended TO the most sIstllla'
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one should have the best. and with the
wcll.iniormHd cvnrywhcrc, Syrup ui
Figs stands highest and is most largely
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