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found 4 marked Improvement in my condi-
ton. so I kept on with the treatment First
my kidneys began to do their work thor
oughly and well. and all bloat left me
Then the rheumatism and palm In the re
Eian Of the heart Went. my liver is cured
and may say am as well as ever I was.
If I had orly known OF Pink pills a few
years before should be q good many
thousand dollars richer
As usual. when such testimonials are re-
coived at the Office Of Dr. Williams Mcdf-
cine Co. they are sent fo- veridcation to
the leading druggists OF The vicinity or
other persons in good standing The above
was rot an exception. Notwithstanding Mr.
Clements excellent reputation and the re-
turned reports certify that all the fore
going statements made to the reporter were
strictly true.
DR. Williams Pink Pills contain. I'm n
condensed form. oil the elements necessary
TO give new life and richness 10 the blood
and restore shattered nerves. They are
also a specific for troubles peculiar To fe-
males. such rs impressions. irregularities
Gnd all forms Of weakness. In men they
effect radical cure in all eases arising
from mental worry. overwOris or excuses
Of whatever nature. Pink Pills are sold in
boxes (never in loose bGllO az - cents box
or six boxes for s. 50. and may be had of all
druggists. or direct by mail from DR.. VII
Hams Medical Company. Schenectady.
N Y
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out irnpertinence, to congratulate him upon
the splendid pronouncement the great peo-
pie he represents have made In behalr OF
the principles which lie 1T the base OF all
human society. CCheera). 1T Il rnther
hathos TO have 10 turn therefrom 20 the
rather unhnportant controversy his coun-
try and ours have had In recent months.
I only do so for the purpose OF expressing
the belief that Il Il at an end. CCheers).
you are aware that I'm the discussion
had with the United states on behalf Of
their friends IN Venezuela our question
has not been whether there would be arbi-
tration. but whether srbitrations have IN
restricted application. and we have
always claimed that those Sho
APART form historic right had
the right which attaches TO established
settlements should be excluded from aToi-
tratiOn. our difficulty FOR months has been
- decline the settled districts. and the So
luton has, think. come from the govern
ment OF the states that We should treat our
colonial empires as we treat individuals;
that the same lapse OF time which protects
che iatter Ia civic life from having their
tf.le questioned should similarly protect an
Eaglish colony. hut beyond that, when
ia,sss could not be claimed. there should he
81 exam. nation OF title and all the equity
demanded In regard thereto should lie
granted.
n 90 N4A DEAAtNr Ath h7AA~ ~"NAN 80
enine words when declare my heller hat
this has brought tho controversy TO an
end. loud cheersl.
1T Is a matter OF no small satisfaction
70 the government that at a timo when
anxious socIa! questions. which are Far more
important than political questions. are
troubling che United states. and. therefore,
troubling the world. we should remove any
Fra,blance or political difference that might
t.r.fe- common action IN defense OF tie
common hcritages OF society.
1--WE have had an anxious year at the for
efsr office. bus we have floated into period
a. comparative cain. ard 40 not intend 10
trouble you with matters that have pa SEA
away
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MINNESOTA RETURNS ALL IN.
state Gave Mckinley a Plurality of
5S,S7S Votes.

St Paul. Man.. November lo.-Ihe can
vasslnC boards IN the ghtv-one counties
OF Minnesota have completed their WORK.
and the result shows that over $4,000 votes
c-cre cast ID n.e election November 81. an
increase Of over 1900 since the last election.
Mckinley received la3,255 votes; Bryan
lsa47: Palmer. 3a2e. lowering. 4,oa2. ana
Matchctt. "a Mckinley plurality is IS $50.
The majority Tor Clough. republican can
diaal, for governor IS 3,i36 The other
caud dates on ,he republican state ticket
are elected bv pluraiities ranging from 81 600
for attorney general TO 5000 for treasurer.
The aggregate majority Of the republican
candidates for congress was 4i,p0
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con1xEET OF SALISBURY.
English Papers Commend the Spirit
Of HIS Speach.

lisa NSAA-aA~~-A~ -
Of His Speach-
London November 9.-The Daily Times,
commenting tomorrow upon Lord Sails
t,,-ry.- So.ech IL Gusidhau. WI say in
r-rereue. 60 his explanation u the Frne-
yl.efsn matter tnat the terms of the settle
rrs-.f ss sfa-sE Ny the prime minister afe
r,-rr-erIv sa- .sfactcry. inroivlns me- sur
render ~ essential principles. Ire a2ihil'h
arrived a. will enable each side 20 claim
yts.orv. Lord Salisbury can Justly say ne
r,.--epari IN protecting the rights CT the
British settlers aud Mr. oiney can claim
tLe literal tru,h that ho succeeded 10
t,-treiu- Great Britain 70 consent 70 ar1i-
traiion-
--r. Post VIII say chat the settlement q
frs Veaez-tian spute IS wholly satlsiae-
tors - .5r.at Bri ain ed the United States.
Er. stanla-l wil nre 'y welcome 'ns
aus.lcious announcement
rr. Chronicle gfl Say that 81 finds Lord
ssI=aury's statement rather puz1has- y
da.srta whether settled colanists east a.
ans -rca- numbers. but seolo ses = j. lh
ri-iL
ghe Daily Telesra.h says The terms q
tI.. settlement ietNe the dignity h'i III
tsrssis ag Great Britain and he Ualte9
States uu-H nutrtu-
49,. Times g.ni sayit believes that whore
British Ceet-r. .cv uf -e-flrl districts eE-
feeding ha-a fifty wears ean bee proves ar
ff.-st..n vIU te Barred and that al Tee
manning claims wm be- submitted 20 ~
ArLIo-AuteEictn tribunal
une NcNs j. 81 tbo opinion tfat tAriy
wears r.u 60 ge.-ofsIized as giving title aHd
T... Graphic thinks rhat twelve .eafa s-i
l.e suLIs.ent 70 establish British ownership.
Paris Paper Mails Comment.
lPsrs Nos.a..er l2.-The Temps. L. nr
a. US s.. tns rrl posed settlement Us arh,-
tra-.oa - ths Auglo-N Venezuelan question
rtuaras sr-n tire immense fnlguls'on
Cra.,t Britain is giving 70 one ~ the most
q. s.lae consequence OF tho Monroe dog
trle-
I- contends that with the consent ~
Great Britain tas United States Is Invest
- ut.u tne r.Eh- ia Interfere ln al terri-
tnral guarr.ls 90 Euuuptau powers wttu
u.r World s.a.es. even when not a~.ea
O.. ths iatler a4l Uithout thatr consent
Th,ss Lrea- innovations nn ial,rr. Ion.l
iass tt. parer adds. rcssseratc th.' atso-
lsle a8qr. macy al ,hc Dm.rd States ia tae
ue- .tia hemisphere. ami mus. t-st Eft-
lss lf.4e DEAR Europe however wli Dc
uTaa.e Oh r.crrt sGaa "a grave departure
frla. tho rights " nations.
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PENNSYLVANIA'S FULL vO'
Mckinley and Hobart Have Plural
itv of 3O1,173.

Harrisburg, Pa. November l5-The oHl-
clal computation Of the vote of the state OF
Pennsylvania was completed at the STATE
department today Mckinley and hooai.
received 72S3'0 votes Bryan and Sewah
~ l27, Leverng and Johnson l2Z'l' Painer
ana Buekner Hoo; Matchett and Masuro
1.e,3: Bentley and Southgate $40.
This shows plurality OF BOLTS for NC
Kinlcy and Hobart over Bryan ana SeWah'
hut adding TO the Bryan vote the vote cas3
IN the peoples party column for Bryan ana
Watson the plurality for Mckinley over
Bryan IS reduced to 2950i0.
The total vote cast for president was
1.lai357, an Increase Of lgi 3i7 over the vote
Of iSe2 The republican gain over NV was
2i2.2s9. Tho democratic loss was 2o'lS'.
The vote for congressman at large was
Grow. republican, III 3l6; Davenport re
publican 7oS c33. Dewitt democrat. 4l3,aJ1'
Altman, democrat and populist, 4iS2le.
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National Tobacco Growers Association
VIII Be Largely Attended.

O-nia. Fra-. November i5.-Seeretary WI
Hams. Of the oeaia board OF trade. Is busy
seul.na- cut Invitations TO the governors
~ tsrtnfv-tuo states. boards of trade and
toL.a..o growers associati8us ~ the coun-
trv .o send representative 10 the national
tobacco growers convention. which VIII
convene in ccaia January X. is.7
Ilc meeting has tile sanction 81 Govern
cr AIlfeh.M who formulated the letter -
futEtafiun- 81 Rotary Morton. o. the United
state. agricultural department. has ap-
rrfutsd as nlt loual DELEGATE charles ".
narEcy Ir. assistant secretary % ASH
culture. and Professor whitney OF the
Same department The meeting VIII be
a. no sense local
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Eow NEXT CONGRESS WILL BE.
Republican Headquarters Figure Out
the Lines in Next House.


WASHINGTON November l5.-AlthoUgh the
official figures of the recent election have
not in all cases reached republican CON
gressional headquarters. the result Of the
contests In the various congressional dis
tr,cts IS known with sufficient exactness
TO warrant tho announcement of sum
mary OF the political divisions in tho house
OF representatives in the hfty-ffth con-
gress.
THIS shows 2O7 republicans, 1S7 democrats
and 10 populists.
Ia making this division the committee
has placed among the populists MesSrs
Hartman, OF Montana; Newiands, OF Ne
vada and sHhafroth, Of Colorado VINO
/. were elected to the present congress as re-
puhliaans. Also Jehu Baker. of Illinois. VINO
was a republican representative IN the htty-
first congress. Tho other pOpuiists come
four from Kansas. three from North Car
DINA. one from Colorado and one from
California.
Upon The question OF silver the division
Is said 70 be: For free silver, 153; against
free silver. pot.
Two Of the democrats arc opposed to free
coinage Of silver AIessrs. McAleer 81
PENNSYLVANIA and Ell OFT. OF South Caro-
lima. and five republicans favor it-Nessrs-
iInborn. of California; b roderick and
Curtis Of Kansas: Liuney, Of Norm Caro-
Ina, and Beach, of Ohio.
study Of the mortality among the
present committees of tito house reveals
some interesting facts Not q single ono OF
the eleven members OF the majority of the
ways and means committees failed Of re-
election while OF the six members Of ihe
minority two were not returned Turner,
OF Georgia and Cobb of Missouri The
minority aiso lost its leader. ex-Speaker
crisp. by death. However. he was not
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MORE HILLS THAN ROME.
San francisco in One Respect Sur
passes the Eternal City.

From TEe Caa-, ttuguan.
San Francisco errs-wls over sandy peu-
insula shaped IKE q clenchei fist. with
Its face 10 Che ra,t and The noble, iand-iocii-
al l,a,- which the uaNies ~ tAe world
would not crowd. and ".th its back 20 me
Tsac lie ocean. which rolls IN without q
break from China. I.@J miles a"t'- II
covers an area 81 twenty square uHes'
though rnuch Of t1.s s. buIlt over ia straS-
CLING fashion.
Il has ihriCe MS many hills as Rome poa%z1-
Cd Of. but over t1e highest o. these me
cable cars climb Seen from The bay AZ
rtght tbo sncctacle is superb. as tho streets
are Transformed INTO parallel lines OF
tviukline lights that seem 70 ascend Ike
Jacobs Ladder. 20 the stars Justin NO
Carthy Iu "Lady Juil.a. gives me most
poetic. as NcU the most ia ui. plct-
ure Of this remarkable sight q san 81
cisco from the bay Had inc original ouiic-
ers OF tie city adopted the italian custom
~ carry Ing streets around hills. Win ter
raced gardens. ss.n Francisco would oe the
most beautiful city in the world As Il Il
many OF tha streets u-e merely g 7at ~
slightly bitches that run N nsly pafaA.e-
lines up The steep hills ana through their
SUBMITS. From score OF points q van
tal-e ono may fet superb views Or the nay
The h.tr5or With It's picturesque islands,
ths .ue.rcIiug hills. ant the Golden Gat9,
the narrow entrance through winch come
and 20 THE snius ~ tae orient
What i-apresS+s the visitor 10 San Fran
cisco most forciniv IS the peculiar fondre=5a
for the bay window Btt ms ieStt 81 tins
natural ana sensible when 1e is teil -taL
Ia Is due 10 tie ulreaa ty ~ tlnE all the
sunshine THAT can ho secured Here, as IN
Italy. between sunshine ana sAtoe' tht7ro
is me difference between summer and win
greatest climate in -ta world for co1rinu-
Gus work as the neon t.tai'a fa'ire y ~
and there is no summer hest 5tt j. i
q f~-frw climate for any uaa with weak
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ROBBED OF HIS LIFE
British Soldier CourtmaTtialsd and Shot
for characterization.
LAST ARMY EXECUTION KNOWN
Military Discipline So Severe That
Men Sought Discharge Even
Through Disgrace.


The last shooting Of a British soldier was
in 1861. az Malta. and of which the writer
was an eyewitness. Military discipline was
unnecessarily severe in Malta at that pc
Rod, the then governor being a strict mar
tinet. a man of foreign extraction. who
by some mysterious pull" had risen TO be
a major general in the British service Tho
summer Of 1861 was unusually hot, and tho
governor. Sir Caspard lie NJ. had
caused much hardship TO be inflicted upon
the soldiers OF the garrison by his eccen-
trc Innovations.
Arduous duties were imposed upon tho
men by unnecessary guard and fatigue du-
ties. men frequently mounting guard on
alternate days, and large fatigue parties
were paraded daily at a 10. and p. m.
and employed 81 hauling heavy Armstrong
guns from ono end Of the island to tho
othor ara back again, there being no
earthly reason for these mancuvers except
to harass the men and keep them unnec-
cssarily at labor.
Numerous eases or INSTRUMENTATION oc-
CURED. and men formerly good sola'ers>
were driven 20 commit ofrcnses "subver-
sive OF good order ard m litary discipline
for the purpose OF evading these extra du-
-. ...5 .t.-t,.t,.- - ,oesihie NV being
80 49,, .,
scr ei.te1 p '4-ii 'Soi'''''". -0' a.
four years or upwarD a aishoIo'@Di w
charge from The army.
yark - a soldier OF tho ---- brigade,
ROYAL Artillery. was one who became d s.
etf.ted with his LOT. Oue morning au OH
80 10 ,r.iu.rv crossing tie barraek
s,,,...a t..r{ "a buifet yybfz mast him. and
r,-,,,,.. 4, ,,.ra hss nred the shot was
q. 80. I'm, n, tr.os An tno etlard room.
. t ...-...-,,.t ,,-a. ia result ard
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LOOKING fNEAD G O = Ell Medical
Discovery. Il doesn't work miracles
h-r Il does what other medicine can DO
and what doctors say can't be done--Nn-
Ill they sec Il done right under Their noses
1t cures cousumptiou.-Not always g
say that wouid be an cxaggeratlon, bti
"a A larese majority Of cases ; IN advanced
CASES Which have been given up as hope
less.
The Discovery IS not called g con.
sli1rr t,ou-errc. il is a blood-maker. Il
t,i,ss energy 10 the blood making organs
- create new blood, full Of healthy red
cornusclcs. This rapid supply Of pure.
ri-h. red blood drives out all diseases that
have their roots in the blood Ccnslnp-
ton IS one Of these scroiula, malaria.
eczema. ervsipelas, CstaUh-arc Others.
II Is absurd I'D doctor them separately &c
lung. OF skin, or head diseases. They
mist lie driven ont of the blood. You
car RELY on TIE " Golden Medical Dis
covcry = to do this every time.
Il IS not a patent medicine. II Is the
perfected result of 50 years, practical ex-
pe-ieuce bv one Of the most sk.!liul ply
siciaus ard eminent medical authorities
IN tins country DIR. K. V. Pierce, Chief
Consulting Physician TO the Invalids' ho-
tcl ard Surgical Institute, Buffalo, y. Y.
Dr. Piefce's zoos page hook, The Peoples
Comm sense Medical Adviser" reached the
er.-f.r,-is sax. ot ESQ GOO copies AZ SIS each.
ma enormous sale having paid him tair profit
OF Die great suatUt 81 labor aud money eN-
pended in producing Il. hc is now cIulHe away
titrtY ree $4,000 copies. the recipient only
beiug required 20 nl i to him at the above insti-
nitics 81 One-cent stamps 10 cover cost of mai
Ca spstJ. and ths book viii b seal post-pssa.
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BRYAN GOES DUCK HUNTING.
Chairman Jones Tells Why Democracy
Was Defeated.

Little Rock, Ark. November l5.-Senaior
James X Jones. chairman of tho demo-
cratic rational committee, was IN l41,ie
Rock today and left tonight for st. LOUIS
where ne VIII be Joined by ". }. Bryan
and Governor Stone OF Missouri. on a trip
to the st. Francis river on duck hunt.
When asked II he had been quoted cor
rectly I'm saying that one poWerlul cause
eontrlhutiua, to the defeat of Bryan was the
placing OF orders at factories TO be hlied IN
the event OF AIcK nley's election. he said:
yes, such orders cut a large figure. MIL
Hons OF dollars worth Of these orders were
placed. and the manufacturers made It a
point to call their employees in and exhibit
the contingent orders. They Impressed
upon the wage carriers that Mckinley 3
election would result In giving them work
for at least six months from the orders at
hand. II was rhe beginn ny OF the winter.
when tho people had nothing ana had % do
something 20 insure them tho nccessarleS
tor the cold weather"
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OFFICIAL RETURNS PRESENTED.
Mississippi Counties All in Give
Rrvan 63.3.4 Majority.

Jackson. Mise. November 49,. The OIL
cial returns OF al counties in Miss ssippi
give the following electoral vo'e: Demo
cratic. s. q33: populist, 7.b2t: republican lin
faction, . ig5. republican Lynch f'.fi'n
2l02. Palmer and Bucllucr 102l. prohibition
$50 Total GO .592.
The popullst vote Of 7,i2i all went to
Pryau. so that his real majority over all
opposition is G3,3'A
The Hin faction. republican party. was
much surprised that thc Lynch faction
received most votes No other surpri IS
occurred by the returns
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TEXAS CAST $4,000 BALLOTS
Largest Vote >77te Ever Showed.
Bryan's Ntlb.itv 10000.

Dallas. Tex. November 15.-Complete re
turns from one hundred and NIFTY OF the
two hundred and foT;y-siX organized coun-
tics in Texas give Began Il1.13S plurality
over Mckinney. The ninety-siE counties ger
10 report VIII swell Eryan's plurality 10 at
least 10000.
Returns Ia give Governor Culhcrson 460O
plurality over Koarby. indicating bis iull
plurality viii exceed $4,000. The coUhAcs
heard f.om east appsoxima tcly $4,000 vo,es.
tuaicatna tho fun state VIII he close tc
sse.oat which is approximately n5,eoO larger
than ever before cast.
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,l-caEo. Ili. November s.-l'he Column
bsr Liberty btl s. il the hands Cf tae
Iua HENRY McShaue 81. nufacfur-
Gua Company. o. bait more. which cast 81.
claims tlst s.; has never been paid for the
ra.a. au4 ,.uls uoraiug the lrll's loeal
assent. s.t1 q deputy sheriff brought ths
tsl from Evanston 10 Chicago.
D. ua bee .pi-ai 20 Ealumore. whore
tte rrn Intends rs place ID on exhibition.
The bea was attached once before just
prior Is !ts anal 5ault 70 the Atlanta eNro-
F.tlsr. fut a note 81. sI15 the amount ~
th- attiicIr.eut was given n secure the debt.
The 1its4Ane Company claims tse bell cost
-aem si.1e.
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Butler Gives Hanna a Roast.

Raleigh, n. c., November l0.-(Special)-
Senator Buffers paper tonight contains an
cditorial\ written by himself IN which ne
says republican statements that they have
secured eporgh popu.ists in the legislature
are absurd, and slandcrous.
He SAYS MARX Hanna VIII try 10 buy
votes. that tine republicans are claiming
North Carolif Tat the only question
Is whether an r can be bought by
lIanmn
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Necessity.

ieplohe.
improvement on the
will not be satisfied.
cy have been going
4 the man who does
ino IS Of this country
the people IN all tho
life are hard-run IN
ny they can practice,
) and conditions that
acd a change for the
den ed. " neither the
listratiOn viii give II
) 20 be seen.
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c Prosperity.

hronicle.
but each succeeding
proves its truth. The
prosperity for south
ise at home all they
make cotton their
IL the ayr culturallsts
his, we viii soon be-
ndent and prosperous
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IF YOU could looh
ahead a few months
and see what was
coming hoin those
spells Of weakness,
loss Of appetite,
wasting Of q : : h
aud energy YOU
wouldn't wait for
disease to get q
grip on YOU. You
would begin right
away 10 tone up
vour constitution
with DR.. Pierce S
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TO cuRE a COLD N ONE Day


Take laxative Iiromo t3,lsu.ne Tablets As
druggists refund money il IL fails 10 cure 25c
New System of Gas Lighting.
From Ine Iudust-l ~ orld.
WHAT is claimed to be "a revolutionary
system Of gas lighting IS now b course
81 being introduced to the European pub
lie The Invention IS OF German OF sin,
being I'll fact owned by the proprletors OF
the weu-kn0wu Dl.rr hSht- The gas IS
petroleum gas. manufactured from the Of
i'm n producer. ga course there IS already
u selection or those on the market What
Il alleged on behalf u the present inVen-
ton. however. is that this apparatus I'D sim
plicity ard iueNpeusiveuess is far ahead O.
anything known 10 the present time. II is
asserted that an ilumInetirg Gas. quite
equal In ptot0mctric qu4i ~ % the best eX-
istiag sg1udar1, can BEE supplied through
ma MS at a cost OF less than 3 cents per
sra cubic feet. Also. that an iusto.latic1
equal 20 hundred lights. can Dr. lald down
for an Inclusive expense Of about si,t- CY
course this sum would relate 10 the gen.
Grating plant only. the ma us and conncc-
lions would probably cost mach more
'The apparatus itself looks simple. There
are a small hot air motor. one or tvo mix
ing chambers. an of tank, etc. and that Is
all.
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stances the bullets were located. Professor
Sloan, of the South Carolina college, ap-
piled the Instruments.
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From The Syl
There must
present. or a.
For several
from bad TO
not know tn
IS depressed
varied VOC
spite of All
Is blind TO
surround
better thu
new repul
TO us or