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DOG DECIDES A DISPUTE.
Canine Intelligence P-nveH oWnsrsiIIp In
aYOrkSIIlr Court.

Canine intelligence P-oTeI Ownership In
nYorkSlIir Court.
The New York Press hns the following
genuine local item:
Sing song Of Justice, aaus dos and a
pair, Each man claimed the GoEGle and
wanted him FOR fair.
''aiIns," Sali Willie Weber; II found
him IN the street" "ii7c." said biz
john IoSmcs, FOR years I've bought
him meat"
"Bow-wow-wnw!" howlrd the Iogglc
until the case was called. Then he cock
cd his ears up. ard never even sQualled.
Willie spoke up bravciy: From me he
stole the pup Called I 4 big policeman,
who locked John Hosncr up"
Which one owns the dOgg!s?" said
Magistrate Cornell: by ancient method
I'll very quickly tell,
You In ynEGer corner. you in this ons
stand. Each one call the doggie when
'er lift my hand
Each one In his corner began to call
the pup. Quick was doggie's action and
quIcl: his mind made up.
Once he looked at Willie, and then to
John he sprlng. Justice had been
granted; with shouts the courtroom
rang
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
The General Assembly Opens ut itoehes-
u ter, Now York.

ROCHESTER,, N. y, Nov. 1O,-Tha
regular session VI the general assembly
OF the knights OF Labor opened hero
to-day with about one hundred dele
gntca present from different parts OF
the United States and Canada.
General Master Workman Sovereign
presided, Charles Wright. OF this city,
welcomed tho delegates md introduced
Mayor Warner, who delivered an nd
dress.
General Worthy Foreman NJ, ]. Dish.
on, of Boston, replied to Mayor Warner
and stated tho objects OF the order,
A. u. Mcclure, OF Amsterdam. n
member Of the executive board, deliver.
cd an address and Mrs. Ford, OF 1loch.
ester. tho only woman delegate. nso
spoke, after which the meeting went In.
to executive session.
The meeting throughout Is strictly
secret, nothing being given ont except
through tho press committee appointed
by tho general muster workman. but n
representative Of the Associated ProsE
was Informed from very reliable
Eourcc that ono OF the most Important
subjects OF delibcratinn would be the
tariff, and that the present Congress
VIII be asked to take tho duty OF wlR-
dow glass
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A GALyANIgEn SENATOR
VINO IL Also Observation-Disclosures Faull
nrr's Hiiu,ttr hnh Hun.

Who Il Also nhsuStrd- Senator Fauik-
ncr's RiIusttr nnd DiuT.
Washington, D.. c.. Times, Und):
Senator Faulltnc r Is ont with an inter.
View In which he snys that the 5llvcrl,c
senator's will not permit the paBsngc
o. n tariff bill BY tho next Congr,ss
THU, VIII call to mind that during the
last session Senator Faulkner was a
HOlnd money adv 0cAte. AT that time hu.
would have Bupntl t'ttd Satan far prcsi-
dent rather chan vote for free oliver.
Rud tho Inconsistent galvanized senator
feet. A 80
The next gCnntR may initiate the In
famy OF Ids prCdec! Ssor ind defeat tho
passage Of IL tariff bill. When the Coun-
try needed evCnutqi to prevent bond
sale last session the silver senator's con-
splrcH and prevented the enactment OF
u revenue measure. Their sole object
In so doing WEI 10 hEmlllatc the admin
iFtraaol In the eyes OF the public and
bring or monetary system Into treat
or cantiuupG They wSrG willing to sac
riGcG the welfare OF the country 10 pro-
mote che interests OF the silver trust,and
Senator Faulkner now belongs to that
gang.
1t 10 better not to heed the croak,
OF such politicians. Trhelr chief aim In
HE IS to ohstruct ppjgrnsG. Nothing
suits Them 80 well as 90 be recognized
al Observation-Disclosures and their inilam-
matOry talk orIenvlmc3 beTrayg She
brain wheel squeak OF pireSls.
The next Congress- will 10 for sound
money and fourd principles, and lty
deliberations WEI be controlled by
sound minds, An EFFORT will louhtlesg
ln tr,nIe rhv chu1 tor 1Nn,iIL.uay. mi HI,
silver consplrlturt to defeat an Increase
OF revenues. Thctc statesmen lcgIslatc.
on the theory that selfish gain Is more
Important than patriotic advancement.
and they proTsDSc 10 force thr Un!tSil
Statp6 to q silver basis. even ut the cx-
pense Of na.loEul prosperity. But this
time thsir game will be Checkmaieyi.
The country will have more revenues
In spite OF their gloomy prophecies.
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From letter written by Rev. J. Gum
dcrmnn. of DlmondRle, Mich, we arc
permitted 10 make this extract: az have
no hesitation In recommending Dr.
Kings New Discovery. us tho results
were almost marvellous In the cnso OF
my wife, While | wus pastor at the
Blntist church ut RIvos Junction ahG
waa brought down with Pneumonia
succeeding In Grippe. Terrible par.
oXySma Of coughing would last hours
with little interruption and 1t seemed
as If she could not survive them. A
friend recommended DR.. Klng's New
Discovery: II wna quick In Its work and
highly satisfactory In results" Trial
hotties FREQ at Logan DRUG Co.'S Drug
store. ltcGular El2D zoo and 81 90.
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meeting Mt tho AEtor House Saturday.
and idlscua icd tho progress made and
devise plans for the autumn and win
ter. The - loat OF honor wan Miss Rat
Wrmnn. OF Nashville. Tcnn., one OF tho
committee of tho womnna board.
She has Just urrlved In New York
from u trip abroad In England, Franco
and uermu NY She reports consldcla-
bio Interest being taken by the women
OF those countries III the Worlds Fair
70 be held In Nashville next May In con-
Junction VIII the centennial celebration
be u hnndso mo display OF art objects
from mo gltea / cehtQrtj OF Europe.
Mlaa Rate, man has done much to-
ward The prosperity OF the woman'B de-
irlttmeiL or tho centennial.
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Miss Kate Hiii!arfl In lecture before
the Nry&n Thcosophicnl Society In New
York, combined I rare amount of COM
mon sense with csotcric teachings. She
: pointed out that the success Of any eth
lcal organization was based largely up
on It's philanthropy and good works.
and that the highest philanthropy was
that OF naternalsm and not or donor
and dnnce.
OF equal Importance was her advo-
cncy OF studying religions and science
MS parts of q great whole At the pres
4 cnt time there Is too much separation IN
these matters. Oliver Wendell Holmes
called attention 10 this fact In his iu"
morous character Of the CtdmOlcElst
who claimed the distinction OF that IT,
Tie and said that all he hoped to be
was a cOlCOptorHt."
Our theological seminnrics turn ont
students who know tho history OF their
own denomination down to the smallest
details. but cannot. nThand tell the dir-
ference between Buddhism. Islam and
fire wOrgElp
In gcicncr but few OF our graduates
have any dcfnItcnitnowladE Of IN.
mathematical theories OF the middle
nGe. AZ thought ts u growth, and I'M
less tho student bcars In mind the law
OF development. he or she Is very Rpt TO
fpfrm erroneous opinions In regard 10
any particular period. pcrSnn or event,
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Mrs. JOSEPHINE poLnILL

Mrs, Joscphinc Polhill, Of Due West,
S. c., was for years 4 sufferer from
this Distressing complaint, and has
learned by experience its fortunes.
She says:
"For years was the victim OF the
worst case of cntnrrlI that l ever
heard Of. I was treated by several
doctors, and took numerous medicines
claiming TO cure the disease, but in
stead of being benefited my condi-
ton grew worse steadily.
The trouble became 80 dccp.scltcd
that ! was entirely deaf in one ear.
tits difficult TO describe my condition,
but Soiue idea of the ravagcs OF the
disease can be obtained when state
that all the inside of my nose, includ-
Ing part of the bone sloughed of. Il
can be readily understood how often.
sive all this was, and how unbcarable
my condition became. When the
disease had gone this far the physi-
clan gave ME up Us incurable, and
told me would never be any better.
Reading Of many similar cases be-
Ing cured by S. S, s., l determined TO
try It rs u last resort. soon dtscov-
cred that all my former treatment
had been wrong, as the disease was In
the blood, and only 4 blood remedy
could cure It. began to improve at
once, and grew better as continued
TO take S. S. S. 1t seemed to get at
the seat of the disease, and after 4
few weeks treatment l was entirely
cured, and for more than seven years
have had no sign Of the disease"
Catarrh Is one Of the deep-scated
blood diseases, and only thorough
blood remedy will have any effect
upon it. S. S. S. Is the only blood
remedy that Is guaranteed
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NEW YORK, Nov. Io.-Rclatives of
Elmyr ". Cooper, formerly Pnladcl-
ph!a newspaper man, and who died yes
terday as q result OF what was supposed
20 be an accidental injury received last
Wednesday n!ght In this city, are ask
Ing the police to investigate the case
upon the theory that he was murdered.
Cooper was taken from q saloon on Sixth
avenue 10 q hospital, suffering from n
fracture OF the base OF the brain md
could give no account OF how he was
hurt. The barkeeper Of the saloon says
that Cooper entered the place and asked
that an ambulance be called, after which
he lapsGd into Inconsistencies. Cooper
was the husband OF Isabelle Evasson,
the actress.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 1o.-Thc
sixteenth annual session OF the Farmers
National Congress began at 1880 a. NJ.
to-day In tho Indiana hall OF the house
OF representatives. There were about
seventy persons present, but the later
sltunEs are expected 10 show a larger
attendance. The general opinion OF
those interested In the congress was that
the meetings should have been held be-
fore rather than after the presidential
election, and that had this been che case
several hundred. The members present
were representative men and leaders in
the cause OF agriculture. The congress
was called TO order by the president, b.
+. Clayton, OF Ind!anola. Iowa, who de-
ltvered his annual address.
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C0XLY POPS UP
Again with u New Agitation for IooO-A
Platform Of Isma.

CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. lO--J. s. Cox.
cy Of commOnwcRl fame. Is on the
ground floor with ~ new doctrine for
1000. II Ia n platform which declared
Tor the demonstration OF gold as vol
M sIlVeIi state ownership OF all rail-.
roads, highways, waterways and tele-
Braph ana telephone lnes; municipal
ownorshlp OF all strot oar lines, winter
works, market houses. electric light and
gas plants; employment OF surplus labor
In pubilo work. woman'B outrage; state
control or liquor traffic and election or
President by direct vote OF the people,
CoXey has called a conference OF ali
friends OF the initiative and referendum
ana advocates Of tho above principles OF
government. lilo believes that dti0nai
banks should loan money 10 the people
at cost. and this principle, he says, viii
be Incorporated In Il platform 10 be
adopted in the parlOrs OF the LIndell
hotel, st. Louie, January y, 1897, All
who favor the principles above set forth
are urged to attend the st. Louis con-
vention,
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Cp'iiur'E Qualification.


BUCKIIANNoN, W. Va, NOV. 10
The Republican ratification meeting
here Tonight was n bowling success.
All day delegations from the country
around this place kept coming In on
foot, on horseback n.nd In wagons To-
night special train brought multi
tuda from Plclscns, Alexander und 9TH
or uprlver points, The regular train
from Weston was loaded, and when I'll
the people OF mckhannon were added
tho streets werd literally packed. The
parade was q fitting close 10 80 brilliant
q series which this campaign has
brought. The decorations were excel
lent and the enthusiasm unboundcd.
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P11relY Vegetable

and cures Catarrh, Cancer, Couta-
gious BLOOD Poison, Scrofula, Rhcu-
matism, Eczema, and all other dis
eascS arising from impure blood.
Books on blood and skin diseases
will be mailed free to any address.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, ga.
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Deaf
From Catarph.

The sufferer from catnrrh, perhaps,
meets with more dlScouragcment In
seeking cure titan those afflicted
with nil other ailments, After ex-
hausting The skill of the best physl-
cluns, and iuhaling various mixtures,
paying ont large Sims for doctors
fees and medicines, hc finds limSclf
either rs bad of aa ut fret or u great
deal worse.
The canso Of this Ia easily explained.
The disease is in tho blood, aud only a
real blood remedy cun possibly have
any effect upon Il. The doctors being
unable, viii, their s,crcotypcd rc,uc.
dies of potash aud mercury, 10 cure
dlscases OF tho blood. direct their
Efforts toward treating tho symp-
toms OF the disease, and ignoring l,s
causc. The inha!ing OF various sprays,
and usc of washes, etc., IL but IL su-
pcrfclal and temporary treatment,
and cannot possibly effect cure.
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Clubwnncn to-day arc discussing
with considerable spirit the condition OF
nttaIrs w Idaho. At the election ON
Tuesday the people voted upon COR
siitutIoual amendment SivinE women
polite equality with mnn. The amend
nent wax favored by Republicans, Pop
ullsts and theSouRd money. Democrats.
but opposed by some silver Democrats.
The chief opposition came from
group OF Democratic officials, who be-
lIcved that the introduction of women
iEto politics would destroy many OPP
portunItics for money getting In that
mountainous mining state, Despite op-
position, the woman's cause won by
handsome majority.
The state board OF elections. which IL
: controlled by narrowmiDdcd dema-
gogues, are cndcavurinS to stult!fy the
victor by claiming that, although the
woncn had 4 ma iority OF the votes cast.
they did not have a majority OF the
registered voters OF the state.
The friends OF the women's cause
: have taken action already, and the mo-
mont the board tries to carry out irs
ineQultablc and revolutionary scnti-
mcnts will appeal TO the courts for re-
dress.
Tho trick OF the hoard ia worthy OF thu
small-mInded creatures who compose Il.
Unfortunately for thCu1, however. they
have taken cOUr8c which hns slreHdy
bean passed upon by many OF the high
est tribunals OF the Union. Only where
the state constitution requires It In 90
many words tho viii OF tho citizens Is
expressed by the vote as thrown"
This Is The law ~ declared by the
great jurlsts OF the land, but It IN to be
expected that the small fry Idaho off,
Gals shoulG be In utter Ignorance on the
subject
The action Of tho commonwealth puts
Idaho Into the list with Colorado. Wy
oming and Utah, and makes four states
whore political equality Is now the or
gan!c law.
Returns from California, where n sim
. liar contest prevailed on election day,
show slight majority In favor OF wo-
man suffrage. with the probability that
II has carried the Golden State. IL so,
there will be general jOliiicatlon In
woman suffrage circles this week
throughout the United Suites and
Great Britain.
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y
Why some persons will suffer with
Tho cxcrucloting pargs Of rheumatism,
when they can be so easily cured by
TINT greatest OF pain.curcs, Salvation
Oh, is past human comprehension.
That Salvation Oil docs cure rhcuma-
tIsm Is evidenced by Mr.. G. +. Schra-
der, Pierce, Ncb., who says: 81 havo
used Salvation Oil and think there is
no lInimcnton Garth likcit. Ihad tho
rheumatism for several months and
could get no roliof until 1 used Sal
walton OIL, swo bottles orwh;chollected
n euro, and l feel as well rs ever. No
homo should DO without it." Salvation
Oil is sold everywhere for a5 cents.
When dealers offer q substitute be-
ware, you'll DO victimlzcd. Insist on
having tho best, Salvation Oil.
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Iyow's This!

Wa offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY &: CO., Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known T,
]. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lievc him perfectly honorable IL all bus
mess transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made BY
their firm.
West 4 .Truax. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.. Waldlng. KInnan & Mar
vim, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Ca.arrh euro Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces OF the system.
Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
glsts. Testimonials free.
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THE King OF Pills Is Deecham's-
DEECIIAAi'S.

ABSOLUTELY pure. perfectly harm
less. and Invariably reliable are the
qualities of One Minute Cough Cure. 1t
never fails In colds, Group and lung
troubles. Children like It because It is
pleasant 10 take and It helps than.
Charles X. G0etze, corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Co, Bridge
port; Peabody & Son, Benwood. 7
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II only seems yesterday that the AEyo-
citation OF COLLEGIATE AlumnnG was form
cd out west, but 1t has already spread
to nearly every part Of the central.
northern and Nrw England states, 1t
has branches In the leading Citica and
has Il membership. which entities It TO
rank along with the other great bodies,
such as The National Council Of Women
and tn" Womln's Christian Temperance
Union.
Tho New York branch held n meeting
on Saturday Mt No. 40 West Forty
seventh street and discussed the general
sBubjdct Of state education, Theru were
interesting speeches by the president,
Mrs. Laura BrOnncll Collier: Dem EN-
lly j. Smith. Of Barnard College; Prof.
Lucy Salmon, Of EaHsnr. md Hon. Mel
vile Dewey Of the Regents Board, Al
hnny.
MIR. Dcw"y's Hplcndid lnbOrs respect
INF IN" state travelling libraries have
ohlfhrcl him 10 the students and alum
nae OF tho state, 60 that when he mndr
IN eloquent speech fnvOriug the mp
p0intTnrnt OF womnn to I'LL the vncan-
cy ~ tho hoard OF rcEontu, he whA
warmly applnudod by ovrry ono prOFcnt.
ri. - --,a-------------s--.a-- &. d. HE
The Coming Worlds Fair.
Tho New York provisional commits
ice OF the Tennessee centennial held O
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rHE old lady was rlgbt when she
said the child might die II they waited
for tho doctor. She saved the lit,lc onCN
life with few dosOs " Ono Minute
Cough Cure Shn Ind uRci It for Group
before, Charles Il, Goethe. corner
Twcltlh and Market streets; Bowie &,
Coz Bridgeport Peabody y Son, Ben.
wood n Its l.
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On November II md December and
Is, 1896, the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul railway VIII sell round trip eXcur-
HiOn tickets from Chicago to great
many points IN tho western and south
western states. both on lts own line and
elsewhere, ut greatly reduced rates.
Details G.s to rates, routes. etc, may be
obtained on application 10 any coupon
ticket agent or by addressing John II,
pott. District Passenger Agent, WIN.
llamHpurt, Pa,
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Some Peoples Folly,

Cso DR.. Miles Nerve Pastors for SpInnl
Meaknesa. All druGEIats sell 'cm for -.
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8WOMANS' REALM.
pals ana rauclcs for Feminine
Readers
FASHIONS FOR OUT OF DOORS
Ana Gossip From the Arena OF Society.
4 Hiding and Driving co,tnm.s-'iron'rh
and ,he hight to vo,s-rhyslrHl Re-
Search Collegiate hiumnT.

The opening OF the horse show, snya
+ tho New York. Mall and Express, brings
together thousands who love riding
driving md outdoor sports, and also AZ
fordy Now York capital opportunity
10 ace what the modesto IL doing thia
fall In regard to the gear OF all patrons
OF athletic exercise and BnortA
AS might be expected, there are Soy
oral new STYLES OF driving coats. Doth
Z imported and domestic, for women VINO
love 10 handle tho rcins, 70 matter
whether Il DO the pony phnctdt OF nv
nonSerous and powerful four-in-hnnd.
some OF these driving coats aM very
fetchlnE, especially those whirhg 70. Mont
neck 10 the GROUND. and may Dc feSafu-
I cd either as n costume cut M an over
coal or as an ovcrCont cut so large rs 70
be q complete costume
\ These suitR Hro mRdcNof handsome
conchmnnS cloth CmcltDn or some OF
the finer new wooden fnhrlcS), nrc hand
somely lined and 1T the form neatly.
but not tightly. from shoulder 10 tue
ground, They are sklllfully Borod Ut the
waist. so that they hang smooth upon
the front and sides, ana nre 9rapGu
IN the back'so as to form = rev shBht
( folds. 1t IL very bad form In driving
? 10 llHNG lOt lihN'A ahSNr' 49, - 49,
much decoration.
The sleeves are OF the bishop design.
or else are slightly balloon, coming
close TO the arm at he elbow, thence
running closcly-titting to the wrist
Here they turn up IN deep cuits, which,
II rccesary In cold or inclcment weather.
can be turned down and so protect the
hands and keep them warm ami dry.
The collar Is very high and turns over
and falls three Inches In front and four
behind. This permits the same TevcrS-
Ing as the cuffs. md when reversed al
most coDceals the head and face up 10
the bonnet.
The simplest form ia OF cloth. tho only
variation being the turning OF the CUT
and collar with fur. and facing OF tho
revors with heavy MORE antique or
watcrcd sntiu.
Some of the new designs In walking
dresses are very English, or, as n bright
woman remarked NJ the Phaio Club,
ErIllshmanish. Tho new cross country
suits, college promenade gowns and
'tcolntry. cnnst!iutlonlls" are very Ren-
slble, but just tribe masculine. The
skirts arc comparatively short. the
Saiters or boots RTe very hign, and IN
many Instances. where mol high hem
selves. are reinforced with cloth or
leather !cgGlns.
Indian Afghan md Persian designs
arc also used, the favoritG palm leaf,
intis and other Oriental designs being
very much 10 evidence.
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The Now York provisional commits
ice OF Che TGnncAsee centennial hold O !