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Constipation

Causes fully half the sickness in the world. 1t
retains the dgested food too long in the bowels
and produces bilousness, torpid liver, indi-
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Entered at the post-office at Raleigh,
n. c., as second class matter.
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~PRIVATE DISPENSARY-
No 1s N. Main ST.. Butte
DR W TODD
No 1s N. Mai
DR.. w. TODD
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Diseases of the Genito- Urinary Organs.
Skin and Blood. syphilis and Venereai
Diseases in every form. Private. Nervous.
Chronic. Surgical and Special diseases OF
Men and Women. Nervousness. Weak
nesses and Indiscretions of Young, Mid
dle-aged and Prematurely old Men, sue
cessfully treated by the most reliable.
modern and scietinc methods Rupture.
structure. Piles. rumors. Eye. Ear. Nose.
Throat, Chest. DR.. Todd. In addition to
Diplomas. possesses certificates from nve
state Medical Boards and Is registered In
five other states. Thirty years IN active
service. Established In lsSS. Butte.
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Stop at Central Hotel First-class ac-
commodations. Livery stable In connec-
ton. Stage 20 Camp creek daily. A. I.
Pickett Prop.
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Home Ready Mixed
Paints at Schatzlein's. Il W. B'dway.
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For wood and coal go TO Z. w. Muir
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You can buy a piano at the whole
sale price and on a $40 monthly pay
ment at Orton Bros. 800 N. Main.
Butte
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For window glass call at Butte Art
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MouNDsvIIIE
Asri.eelIansous nIriange or Minor Mat.
tiers fromlIar4haII's Metropolis.


tiers fromlIarzhAIi's Metropolis.
In the circuit court yesterday the
whole day was consumed In hearing
the case Of A. L. Wiedebusch VS.. the
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Company,
for the killing OF mule. The jury In
the case was discharged until Tues
day. A motion was pending to ex-
clude the plaintiffs evidence.
In the circuit court yesterday In the
case OF Thomas Young VS.. the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company. for damages
for norses Killed by passing trains. the
Jury gave d verdict for the railroad. IN
the circuit court, too. n divorce was
granted A1ya G. Ellrod from Maud L.
Ellrod.
The Ohio River trains came from
Wheeling yesterday, over the Baltimore
& Ohio tracks and transferred TO their
own tracks here. This was on &C.
count of a freight wreck at Benwood
junction.
IT Is reported that william II. Frey
Will bring suit against the city for be-
ing shut UP at home. and for his furni-
ture burned, when the smallpox was a
contagion in his family a few months
ago.
n. C.wright is working in Lee loves
place at the Baltimore & Ohio freight
depot. Mr.. loves finger which he had
mashed few days ago, is healing slow
".
The Epworth League has secured the
Schubert Symphony Club, Of Chicago, TO
give an entertainment In the opera
house on the 26th OF this month.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pres
,hyterian church, gave a very successful
social on Thursday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. s. G. Cans.
Presiding Elder Rev. A. Moore, Of
wheeling. will hold his second quarter
ly meeting at the NJ. Z. church on
Sunday.
e. C. Grissell, who is in the south
for his health, accompanied by his wife,
viii return about the first of April.
An underground drainage sewer is to
be constructed on Tenth street from
the Parish house to the river.
Miss Maize Mcclure. who has been
visiting in Chicago for some months,
has returned home.
G. A.. weaver has disposed of his
property on Ninth street TO a Sisters
Vile oil speculator.
Thomas P. Hornbrook, OF Thompson,
VIII remove his family to GAINESVILLE
In the near future.
Arch stillwell, clerk at Gallaner &
Parkinson's. has been very sick, but Is
recovering.
Miss Belle Martin has returned from
a visit to her sister, Mrs. DR.. Long at
BsllaIre.
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HAYS aaa sfss,nps "A tlis Thririnx city
Acres the River.

Aero. tts River.
Considerable Interest is mrnifessed
initne cnlel lAillAlaut y - sircr = TIE
opera house this evening for the bene-
II Of the lecture lnnd The first NUM-
Der on tie programme win be plano
solo by MISS Laura Co.'S. Next comes
the debate on the question Resolved
that present circumstances warrant the
recognition Of Cuban insurC ents as bel
liecrentB The Alternatives VIII be Z. \.
Anderson. George Cooke, and =. y. Nc
Combs ard the negatives Rev. ". 3.
Hartzog. n ". Shrieve and A. W. Hilr-
ris. A vocal solo viii follow the debate.
DR. ]. III. Biaclsford and Mrs. Frank
Alccarfy win be captains IN the spelling
match. The Judges on the debate are
Rev. s.. ]. Boyle. Rev. Or. y. " Rob
bins and ". 3. Francis and the judges
OF spelling Mrs II C.. Boyd, Mrs George
81. smith and Robert Blackford.
The revival conducted by the pastor
Rey. Or. J.. ". Robbins az the NJ. =.
church, Is one OF the most successful
IN the history OF the church. The
church Is crowded nightly and much
Interest is manifested. Up TO the pre-
sent time there have been sixty ac-
cessions and about that number Of con-
versions
yesterday James Marrow bought the
William Kinsey farm OF ninety-one
acres, one mile from Mt. Pleasant. AZ
50, 500. The buildings alone are said TO
be worth this price.
The Democrats Of Pease township
WIN hold n mass convention At Bridge
port at two o'clock this afternoon 20
nominate candidates for trustee, clerk
and assessors.
A little child OF William Davis. for
merly OF Martins Ferry. died q Canal
Dover, and was brought TO Martins
Ferry last night for burial.
The birthday party given at the
Presbyterian church last night, was o
very enjoyable AFFAIR. The room was
nicely decorated.
Mrs. Rebeeca pehnbaugh. who died In
North wheeling yesterday morning,
was the mother Of Mrs. I. ]. Irwin.
william Ennis left hand was badly
bitten by a large dog belonging TO
Thomas Flood. on Thursday.
The Commercial Bank purchased the
John NARROW farm OF 10 acres on
Scotch Ridge at 1884.
Miss Jennie Hervey,of Roney's Point.
who has been visiting here. returned
home yesterday.
A. L. wetheraid win address the
Young Mems Gospel meeting to-mor-
row afternoon
w. R. Bracken and Charles Upde-
graf, OF Mt. Pleasant. were in town
yesterday.
Mrs William r. Bowman Is at the
bedside of her father at Glen Easton.
W. Va.
The forge department at the Laugh
lin mill VIII be on to-day.
Charles, son of Jacob Dick. is dam,
gerously ILL.,
To-day is pay day at the Laughlln
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SAN FRANCISCO. March fat the
indoor bicycle tournament last night
Otto Zeigier 1r. broke the half mile
indoor worlds record. making 1t In
100 rs. He also went after the one mile
record, but failed. owing to poor rae
ing. J, w. Campbell the Spokane pro-
fesslonal. won his race from Terrtll,
Summary:
I. Defmass second. Time. g.36 4-5.
One mile consolat ion--T. s. Ball won;
Chapman second. Time, 245.
One mile professional. W. Camp
bell. of Spokane, won; w. A. Terrtii
second. Time, 2:2i
Z Nile match raee-c. s. Wells beat j.
u. Edwards. Time 1885,
Five miles. match race-G. Tantau
won, from ]. a, Griffith. Time, 1895
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He INTERVIEWED HJAcK.n
Gla,'eOeE Tell. Al. sphinx .sHow lie wss.'
Other Local Players.

a. n. Sphinx In Sporting News.
The world is wide, but wherever I
20 ! meet old friends. At Wheeling,
Slonoay night, ran into Jack Glass
SJotn who for many a year was the
Sladuy OF all the Bhortstops. He has q
iAlne wing now, or rather had one. That
accounts for his disappearance from
tue Dig league. Just now Columbus
viceS.
Where win you play next sesaong'
d : asked Of Jack. II want you TO de-
clare youfself."
With st, Paul" he replied. without
moments hesitation.
LoUus claims you for Columbus"
Sald ]. What about that2"
II was like this" said Jack After
had signed with comiskey to play
with st. Paul, Lotus wrote me let
yer. He said ColuiFkey had given him
i ieAye % negotiate for my services. Be-
HeVing him sent him my terms and he
accepted them. A few days later / got
letter from Comlsk0y telling me that
Loitus was strinEing me, that charity
commenced at home and that he had no
plAyerS TO give away to Lotus or any
one elSe. And 10. TO cut q long story
snort, am going 10 st. Paul and ex-
pect to 1.-Two up TO the letter Of the con-
tract ! signed with comiBkey TO play
Jack has legion OF friends OF Wheel.
ing He has made his home there and
AAF Considerable property In that town
~. a. Bellhire near Wheeling met VIII
white. who was tho nhortstop OF the
OF LoulB Browns In the halycon days
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present were. Captain william Fette.
Aeasra. j. ". Kempie Joseph Bau-
mann. John Speidci, Frederick Patter-
son. 1flchaei oaughaf mad p, RAIN. az
IHenib6TS y tho team, alsa r number Of
invited guests
a very elaborate luncheon. conslstine
Of severni courses and topped on with
wine. made the inner man well satisfied
with himself and the world II general
The orntorieai feast that followed Was
Of a like high class Captin Fette had
selected fine bowlers pins FOR the boys
and these he presented In wei chosen
words OF congratulations. The other
members OF the club. in turn. present
Cd a very fine plii to the "capting. who
responded 10 Mr.. Kefnplc'g speech pre-
senting Il, IN HIS characteristic style.
Il was al oecaslon that win be refnem-
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, March Eff
teen commissioned officers of the Four
teenth Ohio National Guard, Colonel
Colt commanding. rendered their reslg-
nations to-day, the senate having kill
ed bill to reimburse Colt for heavy
expense in securing acquital from a
charge OF manslaughter, based on the
death OF a man In mob which was fired
into by soldiers at the Washington
Court House riot. Colonel Colt will re-
turn the designations dlsapproved hold
ing that the terms Of service have not
expired, that the state needs the ser
vice and that he will rely upon these
officers to respond in defense OF the
state when called.
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cnnndian Knight, 90 Labor.

OTTAWA, Ont. March Rat a
meeting of the executive committee Of
the Knights of Labor and other promi-
nent labor men, It was decided to form
a Canadian federation of labor having
no connection with the United States
labor organizations, and to organize at
once, Canadians believe there Is no
longer anything to be gained by their
connection with the international asso-
citation, since the alien law as enforced
by the United States prevents Cana
dian member OF affiliated bodies from
obtaining employment in the states.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN WAR.
The whole Country Under Martial Law.
Nieararua,s Mistake.


Niearagua's Mistake.
NEW YORK. March IA special to
the Herald from San Juan del Sur, Nj
caragua, says:
A gentleman who has Just returned
from Managua. the capital OF Nicara-
qua, said, in speaking Of the situation
there:
1T is difficult to know really what
happened at the front, but the govern
ment's position Is undoubtedly very
critical. The government failure to
follow up in the victory as Magnetic
Is generally considered as a sign that
II knows its force is insufficient and as
showing a want OF confidence on the
part of the authorities.
1.-THE rebels are trying 70 gain time
and are endeayoring to undermine gov
eminent rule in Salvador, Honduras
and Guatemala. Honduras sent force
to the frontier with the avowed pur-
pose OF assisting the government, but
is now said the troops are treating with
Leones,, and It Is doubtful which they
will take. Business is at a standstill
and the whole country under martial
law -
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BELIAIRE.
An Sorts OF Local News ani Gossip from
the Giass city.

the Glass CITY.
Hon. j. E. Blackburn. the nominee
for food commissioner of Ohio. dropped
in home from Columbus THURSDAY even-
Ing quietly and unostentatiously. ne
bears his good fortunes modestly anu
friends with becoming dtfiidence. He
win remain at home with his family
over Sunday, returning to his legislative
duties Monday morning
The Central District Telephone Conn
pany had conferences with part OF the
city council yesterday as to the location
OF poles for the long distance wires. The
neyy company also had a meeting com.
paring notes as to the kind Of telephones
10 uee. The ordinance granting a thirty
year franchise was printed yesterday.
The novel fact has been discovered
here TINT one OF the candidates before
the recent Republican primaries for of
flee never was a Republican. he was
defeated and that fact is more fortunate
than has been Thought heretofore.
The Populists will hold a congressIon-
al convention IN this city next Friday.
II Is understood they are being engi-
neered in the Interests OF the Demoerats
as far as possible, but the Popultsts VIII
not be fooled that way long,
The soldiers relief committee has ap-
portioned the funds for the relief OF the
INDECENT In this and other townships In
this county
Col. w. c. Watson, OF East Liverpool,
passed through town on his way home
from GAINESVILLE yesterday,
All the pavements in town were clean.
cd OF snow except In front Of the various
churches yesterday,
Beliaire Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
met last night and conferred the Royal
Arch degree.
The mayor has assessed two fines for
Sunday violations OF the liquor laws
this week.
The Democratic city committee met
last night
Business is brisk among the snow
ahoyelers.
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new ORLEANS RACES.
Tsnersd Beat Blny Mckenzie and Light
foot In the Handicap.

49, n, tOOt IN INC EhhnoirhPs
NEW ORLEANS. March 1s.-Ninety-
sixth day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Weather fair and
track good.
First, purse $3.50. for three-year-olds
and up. selling; one mile-Van Brunt
won. Pert second; Fondest third. Time
1:i3.
Second. purse $500. for three-year-olds,
selling; SIX furiongs-Ha HR won; Gal
ley West second; Lorranla third. Time
INK.
Third, purse $3.50 for three year-olds
and up; seven and half furlongs-Ju-
dith C. won; Jake Zimmerman second;
Little Bramble third. Time, 1:35A.
Fourth, purse $500. handicap. three
year-cl6s and up; mile and a furlong-
Tancred won; Billy Mckenzie second;
Lightfoot third. Time; 1861.
Fifth. purse $500 for -year-olds
and up; six fiirlongs-Yalet won; Pisa
second; campanla third. Time lis.
sixth, purse $500. for four-year-olds
and up, selling: six furlongs--Ne
Boy won; Frankie D. second; Alamo
third. Time 1.t6.
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10 Down YOUNGSTOWN
Is tho creat aud Consuming Desire Of the
New Castle '.Fans.r

.
NEW CASTLE. Pa, March fs.-Hase-
bali enthusiasts win be gland TO learn
that the directors yesterday signed
Lawrence Gilboy. who did such excel;
lent work for the New Castle team last
year behind the bat and at second base.
Gilboy was wanted at Youngstown,p but
naturally he preferred 10 play In this
city, which has always been his home.
he was one of the best men In the Iron
and Oh league last year, and II Is
matter for cougratulatlcn TINT his
name was secured to a New Castle
contract for the coming season.
An effort was made yesterday TO Sc
cure Thnyer Torreyson I'd manage the
local club, but 1t was not successful.
He had already signed with the Pater-
son team. he said that he preferred
to play in New Castle and regretted
that Il was too late. The directors
have their eyes on another good man
whom they expect TO be able 10 land in
n day OF two The board is hard at
work and they win be sure to get 9 nine
that viii knock the spots of the
youngstown aggregation. q
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very truIy yonrs;
New York, March i. 1855.
,,.c.- Ia 7;,,o-n.r,.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-The follow
Ing card has been arranged for box
ing tourney to be held at the Grand
Central Palace on Saturday, March q:
Joe ChoynslSi VS.. Kid Mccoy, six rounds;
Jimmy Handler and Joe Harmon, six
rounds; Jack Sicily and jock Downey.
six rounds; soliy Smith and Jerry Bar
nett, six rounds.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.,aiarch 1s.-The
senate committee on territories to-day
authorized favorable report upon the
bill for the admission OF New Mexico as
a state. A number Of amendments
have been made to the original bill,
but relate only TO details as TO the man
ner In which the constitutional conven-
tiof1 shalt he held etc,
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Special Dispatch 10 the 1ntelligencer

Special Dispatch TO the lnteIEigenceF'
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, March IA
Up to date the following men have
been signed by the management Of the
local base ball team: Charles aazen.
OF Akron. manager; Joe Ardner, o.
Cleveland; Irwin L. Brodie. OF Wheel
ing; John o'Neili, of Cleveland; Harry
Barnes, OF Brecksville; David Andrews,
OF Cleveland: Charles Winters, OF Cam
ton; Ed. Russell, OF Akron; Tom Case.
of Remson, and George Venping, OF
Cleveland.
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perimenting. Depend upon One Minute
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pne., plle.. Itehlng plls..

symptons-Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most at. night: worse by
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HARYIsr TEAM cEIgDRATgs
lis Achievement in winning south sid
Rowling Championship.

Last night at the HaryeHt Home
bowling alleys. on the South side. the
Harvest bowling team, OF the South
Side league. met and banuuetted N
celebration or the achievement "
winning tho championship IN the
leagues winter tournament Thase
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eS,,,,e,,lZe. .ME.,,,..,

Dr.. Pieree's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, a 1000 page doctor book, prcfnsely
illustrated, OF which 6So,oo have been sold
at $I.so copy, win be sent FREE. on re-
eeipt OF a cents to pay postage and wrap
icAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, MY.
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ANOTHER pUeIIIsTro SCHEME.



NEW YORK, March is.-James
wakeiey OF this city, has received the
following letter. which he is investi-
eating and II the project is approved by
his attorneys, he will make an offer for
the corbett- Fitzsimmons fight. better
than that recently made by the National
Sporting Club. OF London, tEng)
DEAR SIR:--I have for sale a floating
theatre built on very strong vessel
hull, capable OF seating 1850 people; II is
ut TO 60 to sea or any point along the
Atlantic coast; would be just the thing
to use for boxing matches. She can be
lowed 10 sea outside the three mile limit,
which would bring her outside the jur..
isdlctIon of any country and not
amendable TO any law. This is just the
thing to pull on any match with, seats,
cafe, living rooms, bath rooms, etc. She
IS built extra strong so as to stand
rough weather: she cost $4,000. can be
bought now for $4,000. Would Ike to
Very truly yours.
T. II. FRANKLIN.
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WITH THE powLERs.
l,h.Slghuy Record ofstrlIs. and spare.
ON tiu Alleys.
.,,,etr.t, nAofYu

Last evenings games In the Musee
bowling league brought together the
Daisies and Musee teams. Daisies QUIT
cIassed Musee entirely and won three
games with comparative ease. II Mu-
sec and Beabout continue on the down
grade much longer II Is pretty sure the
II. c. Richards team will beat them
out. The latter team aeems TO have
struck It's gait and VIII make hot
fight for fourth place at the wind-np.
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C. B, POWER, President.

This interesting bit OF information
WAS in answer 10 n telegram from the
Intelligencer asking Mr., Power to give
the exact situation relative to the
Wheeling club, after the following had
been received from President ]. w. Gun
nels. OF the Toledo club:
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ano,y 10 cnre An sim pis,nses.,,

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plTTsBuRGfI, March Is, 1896.

soortInr Editor, wheeling Intelligencer.
Mckee has weakened, but other parties
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day. ready TO take hold q me ciup. I
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PURE. rich blood Is the true cure for
nervousness, and Hoods sarsaparilla
II the one True Blood Purifier and
nerve tonic, 8