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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16
PORTLAND STATION.

Portland Station, Ohio, February 10.
Mrs. VIM. AIKEN of TiltOnville, pass
ed through town this week en- route to
Smithfeld. called there by the illness
Of her sOn-in-law, Mr.. Zadok Burriss.
Mr.. John Blair who has been spend
ing a few DAYS with Portland relatives,
has returned TO his home in Marietta.
J. II. Hodgen is out again after con-
finement for a few days with a severe
cold.
Mr.. Jas. Mooney purchased a fine
piano of C. A. HOuseNthis week.
W. O. Sringer who has been laid
UP with a cold is better.
Prof G. w Dalrymple was doing
business in Wheeling Friday.
Mr.. Geo. Crynclaw and family, of
Lorain. are the guest of W. H. Strin-
ger this week.
Miss Emma Nicely was calling on
Martins Ferry friends this week.
Alice p. Gillespie is on the sick list
this week.
Miss Maggie George, of Irondale,
spent 20 few days this week with r.
G. Cilson's family.
" leDtine Day was observed this
wear by our young people.
Prof. Fl. R. Linton was in town on
business this week.
W. j. McGannon's family expect to
move to- Brilliant shortly.
The Few. Bush. of New York, who
has been assisting Rev. Patterson in
his revival meeting, returned home
yesterday. The meeting has proven a
great success. about twenty-five con-
versions and a general awakening of
the membership, being the visible re-
suit
1Ir. A. Krieger, of Martins Ferry,
was seen on our streets Friday.
q. II. SchUts seems excited this
morning Its a big boy.
There will be communion services
at II o'clock tomorrow at the Presby-
terrain church. conducted by Rev Prin-
gle. of Mt. Pleasant.
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John ". Walker and Bessie A. Black
born: James NJ. Ford and Mary 3.
Woolweayer.
The reception given at st. Glars
Vile Tuesday evening by the Misses
Blanche, Helen and Lucille Brown
Hoffner. was one of the most brilliant
society events OF the season. About
fifty guests were present and the
chief feature of the evening consisted
of cards and dancing and at midnight
an elegant supper was served. The
guests from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. Blond, the Misses Mabel Wheat
ley. Lulu Peak, Messrs. Ed. Meyer,
Minor Brokaw and Bert Olmstead OF
Wheeling. Misses LotTie Moore, Grace
Porter. Lucy Hill, Mary McConnaughy'
Aura Porter and Mrs. Hoffner, MeSSrs.
Earl McConnaughy, VIM. Eberle, AID.
Myers. Erwin Hall, Alb. Frankhauser,
John Morrow ,and Win Moore, OF
Bridgeport, Misses Esther Kirk ana
Matte Stultz and Mr.. w. E. Stultz OF
Flushing, Mr. Clyde Boggs and MISS
Irene Boggs of WARWICK, Mr.. Frank
SUllWell Of Crescent.
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mont, is a charming guest at Mrs.
T. A. Barrett's.
Mr.. Harry McChesney, has returned
to New York. Mrs. McChesney will
remain here for several weeks, the
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. Little.
Mrs. Miriam LOOMS and her little
son, Wheeler, Of Marietta, were guests
of friends here during the week.
Mr.. c. A. Bucky has returned from
delightful visit to New York to hear
grand opera. His mother, who accom-
panied him, is visiting friends in Brook
Ign, and will also visit in Washington,
before returning home.
Miss Matte b. Smith who has been
visiting in Cumberland, Md, for some
time, has returned home
DR.. Jameson and wife have returned
from pleasant visit at Piedmont
The Ladies Aid Society, of the Pres
byterian Church, gave an entertain
ment in the chapel Thursday evening,
which was very unique and attractive.
A conundrum supper was served from
to Top. m. The following programme
WAS EeuQtIeu. INSTRUMENTAL uutl-
Misses Florence Brown and Sadie
Stephenson. Vocal duet-Mrs. Ken
dali and Mr.. Specie. instrumental So
lo-Miss Mossie Wetheran. Recitation
Miss Birdie Baker. Violin Solo
Miss Mildred Mayhall. Vocal duet
Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Yeardley. Flute
solo-Mr. Andrew Walthers.
Progress Hall Tuesday evening was
again the scene of a very pretty and
enjoyable social event. This delight
full gathering was the occasion of a
midwinter hop. It was an informal
affair and very pleasant one. In the
reception rooms adjoining the dancing
hall, a number of the guests found
amusement at the card tables and an
elegant luncheon was served. Outside
of the usual guests were: Mrs. Harry
McChesney, New York; Mrs. Lawrence
w. Arnold, of Atlanta, Ga, and Miss
Vance, OF Romney, w. Va.
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WESTON.

Weston, ". Va, February 5.-The
remains Of Mr.. Richard Barrett, for
mer resident of this city, but of late
years, of Columbus, Ohio, were brought
here last Monday and inferred in Mach
pelah cemetery. His two daughters,
Mrs. Davis and Speck accompanied the
remains here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nolan who have
been visiting their brother at the Cen
trail" returned home at Parkersburg,
Wednesday.
Miss Maud Smith was visiting Mrs.
J. n. Bare. the first of the week.
Manager Beeghley, of the United
Telephone system is erecting quite a
number of lines, and establishing long
distance telephones in this city, and
within a day or two we can talk to
Baltimore, Pittsburg, Parkersburg and
Wheeling.
Miss Cora Atchison gave a party to
her esteemed visitor, Miss Minnie
Proudfoot, of Grafton. Quite a num-
Der of the society people were pres
ent. Miss Proudfoot left Friday morn
ing for her home.
Mr.. c. X. Newton, Of Sutton, was
here this week.
T. NJ. Stealey severed his connec-
ton with the insurance Office of j.
3. Finster, Monday.
Messrs. P. r. Mcdonnell, Thos. J.
Mullady and Hugh P. Egan left Thurs
day for British Columbia. Can, where
they expect to reside in the future.
Quite a number of Weston people
ran over to Buckhannon this week TO
see "Kittie" Rhoads, in some OF the
latest plays.
Mary, daughter of Ex-Mayor and
Mrs. n. 3. Newton. is very sick with
a complication Of diseases.
Mrs. Dr.. W. P. Crumabcker and son
Bower, are visiting her parents at
Athens, Ohio, this week.
Mesars. w. c. Dauser and Judson
BISHOP, returned flom Sutton yester-
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SARDIS.

Sardis. O., February 15.-Miss En-
ma Johnston. one of the clerks in the
S3rdis cash store, left Sunday on the
steamer Virginia for GalliDolis, O..
where She will visit friends and rela-
tives for a short time.
Nessrs Frank Humphrey and Cliff
ford Bowers made a business trip to
Sis-ersville Monday.
Z. w GanO was at Waverly We'd
nesday looking after his oil interests.
a. II. Lowe made a business trip to
Sistersville Wednesday
GIr. Chas Ice and Miss Sarah
Moore o. Bellaire were the guests of
friends and relatives in town a few
days this week.
Or. S. c. Griffith was at Sistersville
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. C.. X. GanO and Miss AIDA
Cline left Tuesday evening for Pipe
creek to attend the funeral of their
grandmother, Mrs. Waters.
MesSrs. Ernest Litten, Chas. Ice and
Eugene Thompson made a flying trip
to Sistersville Wednesday.
Mrs Max Reese, who has been visit
ing her mother and other friends at
this place, returned to Cincinnati
Wednesday morning to spend the
balance of the winter.
A very enjoyable party was given at
the home Of Mrs. John Hess last Sat
urday evening in honor Of her sister,
Miss Title PrObst, Of Darlington. Her
many friends enjoyed the occasion
greatly.
T. T. Hobbs, of Antioch. was a bus
mess caller in town Thursday.
Geo. Miller. Of Wheeling, was a
business caller in town Thursday.
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CAMERON

0..,.ron w. Va. February 15.-Her-
1r.Donald was visiting friends and
trarsac-ing business IN Moun0s'i'le
49, 81 Tavlor. OF Cresap. is visiting her
,-.--l-s~ Airs. Scott Chambers. here
l-. -..,,.,vors are az work locating the
~ the gas line rom the Howard
--.rl 40. 90 Nhesil15. r,-,.--,..
W., ,.-.,,,.--, III Kicca.d was i'm Wheeling
t..-.ress on Wednesday.
OF --,io FRY has been quite sick Tor q
,s his many friends hope for
a.. s,e-Gv recovery
A' ~ Discfu'es congregation are con-
....,f,-i~r building me-" cnurcn on
.., or the old one. they had
u. .b, property bu, a snort time,
oN-- p. -r-~ down I'm Che fire which oc-
,...-e7 las, June. Ine ne" mouse WI. WIN
10 r-,et. and IS 10 Or neat niue
Or Lei Cur generous people
-ise~rl rs posslo. ana heip the
scr -r-s--r Hughes psid Cameron
Short visi- vs. inesd0y. Mrs.
-- ben way ro NcUndsviile
Il -.r,r -c--.C-,ew. Mrs. Tire
o. -ybo has beer quite sick for
s r'sa. of che finn Of Helms
pftsoUrg This week buy
.- -heir immense furniture
.---~g IS abls1Went
p-tfrsOn. S0n-.r-lGw OF
~ ---,-E stopped here on a
.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

St. Clairsville O., February 5.-Miss
Fannie COwen, of Flushing, was the
guest of her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Never, over Sunday.
=. w. Banner, of Wheeling. was
calling on friends in town Tuesday.
Mrs. c. c. Williams and son, Harry,
returned home Monday from Washing
ton Pa
w. H. Evans, of the Cadiz Granite
Works, was in town the latter part Of
this week.
DR.. Mary Lennon. of Cadiz, was in
town Tuesday.
George Lynn, of Huntington, W. Va,
is in town visiting old friends.
Mrs. Stroble and Miss Helen Ander-
son. of Bellaire, are visiting Mrs. Jas.
Harrison.
John and Sherdy Lochrey, started
for New York City Tuesday evening
to attend a sale Of fine horses there
this week.
Miss Carrie Mitchell is visiting her
relatives. DR. and Mrs. B. 0. Williams,
at Marietta, Ohio.
Frank Roberts, of Cadiz. was with
friends in town the first of the week.
Services at the VI. Z. Church Sunday.
both morning and evening. Rev. D.
W. Chandler will preach in the morn
ing.
The first dance given by the dane
ing club took place Friday evening
ar their rooms. About twenty couples
were present and a very enjoyable time
was had by all.
Marriage license issued since last re-
port: Francis =. Hart and Annie He
burn: Allen Price and Trissie J. Swal-
lie George Ensley and Laura Travis:
Ella Talbot and Mary Hatcher; Wlad-
yslaw Lulurda and Mary GrabOski:
John T. Ramsey and Mary B. Ramsey;
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ing GOODS for his immense dry goods
establishment in Winfield, Kas.
We are to have a Citizens bank in
Cameron. Good Il is a sure go, and
will be In operation as soon as the Nc
Coneaughey-Hurkins building is COM
pleted
Mr.. J. L. Phillips was in Moundsville
on business Friday.
The Masonic order will give a supper
at their new hall on the evening Of the
Dist inst. tits to be a social affair. The
supper will be furnished by the frater-
nifty and the guests will be invited.
The light has just begun 10 dawn at
the II. E. church. There were fourteen
at the altar last night and several vera
converted. The meeting has been in
progress for some weeks, and may con-
yinUe for quite a time yet.
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GRAFTON

Grafton. ". Va. February 15.-The
weather has been very b,ustry and
5isqgreeab.e here for several days. 1t
fs now showing and blowing a- ter
rihle rate.
The formal opening of the long dis
+q7ca telephone here by the Bell Co,
WAS largely attended by our people.
Hon. $. v. Woods, Of Phaippi was
here this week.
Attorney James L. Wamsley and
--ira Beverley. are the guests Of ]. W.
Hamilton ON the West Side.
uonl 5ohn w. Mason, Of Fairnont
"a here on business.
Carl Vance. of Clarksburg, is
-,ris-sred ar the Grafton Hotel
Newton. of Buckhannon, Is a
,.sf..- To- our city to-day.
Attorney %. NJ Amber OF Parkers-
b,,rr here to-day.
-r,0 ID. w. Gall of Washington.
.--- tsro to-day on his way TO Philippi.
~ IF Martin. of Faimont is here.
p H. ODewsou Republican cand.-
s,.s FOR Governor is here looking up
senator w. G Morley is registered
o. me- Grafton Hotel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16

J. L. Tribble. Anderso, @
Il was afflicted with c9,. y. y. AT
stomach and indigestion 1' W. % -
five years. | sought relief --.r
direction, but was unable % 80 7
1t was only a short time after
taking Munyon's Improved d.. g
before | was completely c.-a5 4
Mrs. Mary Jane Wb.-m.,
street, Hartford, Conn. saws. .,.
on's Rheumatic cure pr-rs1
in my case when q number ~, -. .-'
which | tried failed 20 domas,.
Mr.. R. J. Clark, 81 Whra..-. -l.-
Utica, n. Y, says: "Nunror.
Cure cured me of kitAsy -rrs. ".---
my wife was also cured o.. d.
cough by Munyon's Cough Cr-s
Munyon's Rheumatism en-.
fails to relieve in one 10 ,.-s.
and cures in few days. Dr.
cents. ..
Munyon's Dyspepsia Crrr ,,.....
cures all forms of indigestion s-t..-
ach trouble. Price. - cents
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents -..
monia and breaks mp a cold
hours. Price - cents go
Munyon's Cough Cure s.o,s...,
night sweats. allays serene.
lily heals the lungs. Price -.
Munyon's Kidney Cure 7.a
pains in the back, loins or .a-.
all forms Of kidney disease Pr
cents.
Munyon's Headache Cure ea-st.,
ache in three minutes Price ,.-.
Munyon's Pile Ointment m.i..
cures all forms of piles. p-
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Munyon's Blood Cure o-al.oW
impurities OF the blood Prize
cents.
Munyon's Female Remale. apo
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Munyon's Catarrh Remedies rsr
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Munyon's Vitalizer restores lostr-
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Munyon's Remedies at an lu--e
mostly % cents a vial.
Personal letters 90 Prof. Nlw
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swered with free meliea, advice
any disease.
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NEIGHB0RHOOD.
" -'' Las Been Going on in Near-B7
Towns.
Affairs, Happenings And
nus otLOcal Interest Gather
ca BY Register Reporters.
Headable Resume OF
the News.
NEW MARTINsvILLR

Marunsyiue. w. Va. February
I- l. Ii. Wheelr.ght was here Mon
Ia the interes. Of the short Line
rI,." W Mr.. Wheelright is Vir-
e'1la lawyer.
Os2l. ID. T. Bowers left Sunday for
~ -N,eAoed visit TO relatives in the
c, MSS Mary Enlcw. who has been
ling on friends at Sistersville for
4@ys, returned home Sunday.
H. Steele. OF Sistersville. was in
va, CIV Monday on legal business.
~ .-ls' Mart. Hotter. of Hannibal,
g. was the gaest Of Miss Hettie Steep
--.on few DAYS since
-~ss Jessie Paden. Of Parkersburg.
y- t MISS Josie Stephen. Of Paden' $
,---el' are the charming guests Of
's. j. r Bartlett.
H. u. Kerr. Superintendent and gen
.ai manager OF the McGhie & Moore
week.
Miss Belle Rist. Of Hannibal. O.
was the guest Of her sister. Mrs Levi
o'lnger Of Union street the first Of the
Geo. Leighnor. Of NcEldowney &
I-lners, Nain street undertaking
mouse, is a- PiltsAurg. taking a special
graduating course in the Mass
Lnb2luing School
A.ss Sarah Otto spent Sunday with
friends at Proctor.
Ffo-. Mcclellan of Clarksburg. IS
mere In the interest OF q city library,
many Of our citizens have subscribed
literally.
Ars. Welhem Ankrom is the guest
o. her sister. Mrs. A. w Oxnard, Of
Wheeling
Albert and William Duerr. our well
known merchant taiiors. made a bus
.ness trip 20 Darlington. o.. Thursday
q. p. Chambers. Of Parkersburg,
John j. Pollen. Of Hesterfeld. Conn.
and To Gum0n Of Wheeling. well
known business men. are registered
az The Eakin House.
@. *. Clark. of Parkersburg. and
Superintendent of the Standard OH Co.
spent two days in our city this week.
Mrs DR. ~. l.. LCwther IS calling
On friends and relatives az Merieyta.
judge IT. p. Jacobs leaves Monday
for Richie county To- hold his term Of
court.
Mrs. Sptlman. Of Parkersburg. is
the guest of Mrs. Rev. Brooking
Major s. Moore. Of Tyler county. Is
visiting his son. A. B. Moore Of the
We,zal Republican.
Misses Bessie Ums-ead. Minnie
Clark and Anna Priest left Thursday
evening on The Virginia for Pittsburg
wlere they viii visi, friends for few
DAYS.
COL jacob KOOnJz made business
trip to- Wheeling and Martins Ferry
Wcineslay
Bishop Pe cTkln. Of Parkersburg.
Z-il pr,se.4 .are3e p. E. Church sun
=. - A reception viii be
-, ~ - y n rec,ory tonight.
Rev. c. ID. Moore Is holding a series
OF meetings 90 the Christian church
on the South Side.
A church social was held at the NJ.
j.. parsonage Thursday evening.
s.. B. Han spent O few days in Tyler
county ,b.s week on legal business.
Pref. j.. NJ. Mutt has been serving
ir The capacity of deputy circuit court
clerk during the January term.
1Iss Sue AnlUOm, Of PatenS Val
ley. VIII entertain tonight the follow
frg young people of our city. Misses
Ida Mccain. Lizzie Mccain. Nollie
Samm. Nellie Sharp. Maggie Welch
uessrs. John Denney, George Herman
George Bridgeman, Bert Cochran and
George Leightner
Nelson Myers. a prominent lumber
man of Buffalo. n. Y. is here on bus
mess.
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of each other. Richardson told mo 70
one day returning from an cIg.
weeks swing around the circuit u
drove up TO Lincolns house. he B
invited Richardson 90 dinner
Lincoln in his personal habits u
careless 10 the point of being
less. II was notorious that his 20
were always in need Of repair l 81.
wanted a hinge, the grass needed -
ting, and the scene about DIS -
betrayed a reckless indiflercaH % q,
pearances.
"As Richardson and Lincoln .r
up they noticed a great and surprises
change. The grass was moved .
the gate mended. the fence fixed 81
painted. Everything was spIck
span: it didn't look like the s-
place. Hrs. Lincoln had taken
vantage of Lincoln's absence TO ir.
gurate a reform and was standing
the door as her husband and ltc
son came up to enjoy the eEe.--
her improvements would create.
Lincoln pulled mp his ao-a r
didn't get out OF the buggy ao
ed doubtfully at the scene o.
yard order and repair and Then '
ing to his wife without rho
show of recognition, he bowed n9.'
and said:
You will excuse me my e'
man, but can YOU tell ma where IL
Lincoln lives?
This nettled Mrs. Lincoln art F
piled: You get out and come a
I'll show you personally where A
Lincoln lives
Richardson" continual
Morton, was a great supp0na --
coin while the latter was pr''d
Richardson in Congress. 800. D..
me frequently that he was r-
while slavery would Boz aHo
owners would receive CONF
their emancipated slaves. a'i ..a.
coin would favor it: won "..
consent to anything short o. -
a different view. l didn't SNOW
Lincoln might personally Boo
to do. but / felt sure Summt. az. =.
ers of his party leaders f
consent to pay for the i.ei ~
They would have their waF ION.
"One night, somewhera aI1.
three months before the amal
Proclamation came out J
banquet in Washington
was seated four removes Iii
| the table. At one point '--. e
and talking behind the
guests I asked Richard 'n 90
had gained any new o'. ,a
subject of how Lincoln
question of paying for 'ao re- r
yes retorted Richardson
a new impression on th.' -
beginning TO entertain
IS what has shaken me-
the White House this uo.'...- t-
Lincoln. / saw him AMI ..-.r
this very subject OF pay. -.t -l
for their slaves. Lincoln
verv general but still very rs
| ing way. felt sure h' '''a
of the matter r'.
after a long po|"o"
seemed to have my way. '.....t
without promising any
still appeared 20 per.e't
| me came away. " r.
mvself 1t was the smile
with whom the Pres.f'. .,
Won had asked me your ~
that moment would have ''-
f in would pay for ..e
"But just at that cri-5
bered that as I climb -
the white House 10 see .-t
met Sumner coming away .--- =
me. too. that as he cane
interview with Lincoln 40
smiling Just as l was. s r.
over me and I began w sur.
I Soon wondering ever since
didn't have a better ",.rs2
his smile than had, ana
COZ that he dill ,t,,
room on this subject OF ~.t
slaves for both sumner .- ....i ~
smile and I've about con -..~,.'
sbat summers JOY was 'es.fl5:
that mine was not. To-u.-,,s !or
think Lincoln fayOrs pa''-'
slaves "
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MUM YON'S
WONDERFUL SUCcP,
hundreds Declare They Hays ,.
Cured. y
DOCTOR YOURSPIr

III You Are Aillng in ANY w.
What the disease Is or How VI, NV 1'a
tors Have Failed to Cure Yop ~! Do
Druggist for MUNYON'S Cut N'k j,
Purchase His Remedies and c. w. "a.
self. O-'e %.
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Y That hldeOuS and Geathly
E--= a. demon of sickness-constips
ton, is an easy enough thing to cure if
you take the right medicine Constipa-
ton is one Of the commonest things i'll the
world. It is really one Of the most seri-
Gus things. Fully nine-tenths Of all the
ordinary sickness of mankind IS due to
this one cause. If you place an obstruc-
ton in the gutter it will stop the flow of
water and gradually a mass Of poison
Gus. putrefying matter will accumulate.
That is exactly what happens in the
digestive organs when constipation be-
gins. Poisonous matter accunulates and
IS forced into the blood. 1t goes all over
the body and causes all sorts of symp-
toms. A few of these are dizziness, fatu-
leuce, heartburn, palpitation, headaches,
loss of appetite, loss of sleep, foul breath,
distress after eating, biliousness and erup-
tious of the skin. These things are un-
pleasant but they are not serious. The
serious things come afterward. Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are for the cure
Of constipation. They are tiny, sugar
coated granules, easy to take, mild and
efficient in their action. One is gentle
laxative, two mild cathartic. There is
nothing else in the world like them.
There IS nothing that takes their place.
There is nothing just as good, " although
Icing and INSCRIPTIONS druggists may
sometimes tell you 50 for their own profit
Do you want 10 lose your health so that
the druggist can get rich1
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- peonie,s Common sense

TIE Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser. in plain En-
gl!sh, or Medicine simpiided by
R.V. Pierce. II. D.. Chief Consult.
inG Physician to the Invaiids' 10
tel and Surgical Institute. Buffalo,
n. V, 1908 pages, illustrated.
$50. 600 copies sold at $50. Now
sent, PaPer.bound, ABSOLUTELY
FREE or receipt Of u one-crnt
stamps 10 pay for mailing only.
Address the Author, as above
The evening times., 1896-11-13
BRITISH PRIDE HUMBLED.
Comments of Paris Newspaper on
Venezuelan Question.

Paris, Nov 13.-The Temps, in an
article on the proposed settlement by
arbitration of the Anglo-Venezuelan ques-
ton, remarks upon the immense impulsion
Great Britain is giving to one of the most
extreme consequences of the Monroe doc
trine.
1t contends that with the consent of
Great Britain the United States is invested
with the right to Interfere in all terri
torial quarrels of European powers with
new world states, even when not asked by
the latter and without their consent.
These great innovations in International
law, the paper adds, consecrate the abso-
lutte supremacy OF the United States in
the Western Hemisphere, and must cost
British pride dear. Europe, however. will
he unable to accept such grave depart
ure from the rights Of nations.
London, Nov. 12.-The Daily News will
tomorrow say that rumors are current of a
resumption of diplomatic relations between
Great Britain and Venezuela.
r Tho New York correspondent of the Stand.
ard affirms that instead of entering upon a
contract with Venezuela or the United
States Great Britain will sign an agreement
with both. The Angl' american document
will not be technically a treaty; it will
merel he a protocol for preparing an Anglo
Venezuelan treaty.
This is owing to the delay that would
arise in the ratification of treaty through
the peculiar VeneZuel an laws The
progress of the arbitration will thus be
great facilitat ed, since the protocol
will Stipulate that the findings OF the
arbitration court must be completed before
February 8. Each instrument will refer
to the other, compelling them to be con-
document is the more important Of the