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WHY YOU HAVE
Blood Poison.

RLOOD POISON is MANIFESTED BY
~ some local disease OF the skin. 1t may
be sores, pimples or a scaly condition of
the skin. If you have any form of skin
disease your blood is poisoned. When all
organs and different elements of the bodv
are healthy nature rebels against all in
lection.
To keep the different organs and tissues
in healthy condition your stomach must
digest all food that is necessary to rebuild
the waste that is continually going on in
the system.
ffyou have dyspepsia, indirectly it puts
your general system in condition sus.
ceptible to the many different diseases OF
the blood.
joys Vegetable Sarsaparllla clears the
stomach, stimulates the glands that Sc
crete the digestive fluids and keeps these
glands in a healthy condition. By the
moderate use of this wonderful tissue
rebuilder and digestive stimuIant you
can have pure blood and a perfect i'm
munity from blood poisons. II you are
suffering from any form OF skin disease
purify your blood. Chronic ulcers on the
limbs are indications of impure blood.
Eczema, rough skin, PIN pies, all tell your
blood is impoverished.
Your liver must work TO perfection, as
the secretions from the liver digest all
fatty food that is taken into the alimen-
tary canal. Undigested fats in the ali
mentary canal decompose and are ab-
sorbed into the blood, thus causing many
disagreeable diseases of the blood and
skin. Keep your liver active by using
JOYS Vegetable Sarsaparilia.
UEemlc poison Is very fatal disease.
The kidneys become clogged by the many
excretions from the body. They cease to
perform their functions, the system reab-
serbs this poisonous matter, causing one
of most fatal diseases of the blood
(uremiC pOlsOnl. Joy's Vepetahle Sarss
pariIla makes active kidneys, acting as
mild vegetable stimulant, as it contains
not one particle of mineral drugs, such as
mercury, iodide, potash or mineral acids
10 cause irritation of the kidneys, which
so often results in some form of chronic
disease OF the kidneys.
Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla gives
good, rich. red blood good dirsstio-
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DOUBLE IRAGhDF II OGDEN.
Murder aud Suicide Committed at the
Union Pucifc D,nnf

uuFUeF UHu cUtCtue CG1n Uilfted at TIA
Union Pacific D.pot.
, OGDEN, UTAH, April 24.--Just as the
Union Pacific tier was about to start for
the East tonight John Ross shot and
killed Genna Carter and turning the re-
volver on himself blew out his brains.
The tragedy was enacted at the depot.
Both were from Salt Lake and the girl
was the daughter of respectable parents
in that city. Ross was originally from
Hamilton, Ohio.
The trouble arose from Ross jealousy
over the attentions paid by another man
to the girl and with whom she had left
Salt Lake. On Thursday, before leaving
Salt Lake on hunt for Miss Carter, who
was known here as Mamie Evans, Ross
wrote letter addressed to the ublic ask
ing pardon for the act he was about to
commit.
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Hhnts Chase Near San Diego.

SAN DIEGO, CAL. April 4.-Captain
bob" Morris of the tug Santa Fe, while
cruising outside the harbor yesterday
afternoon, sighted a monster gray back
whale. The Santa Fe had a party of
United States customs officers aboard, and
in sport the captain gave the order to
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WAR ON NICK Ell MACHIsES.
Los angeles Pottce Department Begin.
Hoatttities


LOS ANGELES, CAL, April 24.-The
crusade against gambling by means of the
ever present nickel-in- the-sot machine
and other devices as we'll as the popular
church fair and rattle, as ordered by Chief
Glass some days ago. was begun to-day by
Captain Roberts OF the local force. The
captain marched bravely forth this morn
ing to execute his orders, and now there
is war with retail cigar men on the ore
hand and the municipal authorities on the
other.
Councilman Hutchinson, the chairman
of the public morals committee, insists
that the machines are responsible for
gambling spirit which pervades every
walk of life in the community. Some of
them offer money prizes, while others are
supposed to be productive of free cigars
and drinks. 1t is the former which are
responsible for the present agitation, and
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Rain Needed at Gttrov.

GILROY, CAL, April 24.-Indications
point to an average crop of grain in this
locality. The prospects the latter part OF
March were more favorable than now.
The north winds of the past few days have
dred'tbe moisture in the hills and done
much damage. Rain is needed at the
present time, and if few showers come
in the next few days the crops will be av-
erage ones.
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WREoKAGE At LONG BEAoR.

Betiered to Be Portions of the MIS- stag
Cotiter Samnrta.
ASTORIA, Or April PA letter was
received to-day from Long Beach contain
ing the Information that large quantity
of wreckage, supposed to be part of the
missing collier Samaria, came ashore at
that place yesterday. Nothing except the
life bell found on Thursday had any name.
A portion of ships cabin sixteen feet in
length is reported to have drifted ashore
near Tillamook. On its side had been
scratched with a nail, IN. w. Newton,
April 10, 1897, found while sealing,
NJ. L. S."
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Pro.pecttre Hiah,cnn commisstonera.

SACRAMENTO. Call, April 24.-It has
been rumored to-day that the future Bu-
reau of Highway Commission ers will con-
sist of j. r. Price, engineer of the Board
of Public Works; r. A. Thompson. editor
of the Santa Rosa Democrat, and Marsden
Manson, at present a member of the
board. 1t has been claimed that these
men have already received their appoint
ments, but this is denied by the Cover.
nor's office force.
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an ordinance against them is to be at
once introduced in the Council.
Found Dead Near H.rnaon.

FRESNO, CAL, April 24-Ths BODY OF
Herman Nixdorff, German laborer, was
found hanging to tree just below the
railroad bridge across the San Joaquin
River at Herndon this morning. The
deceased was 35 years of age and had
been recent inmate of the county hos
pltal. 1t was undoubtedly a case of sui
eide. Nixdorff had neatly attlred himself
and had taken a bath in the river and
shaved himself
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WOES OF sloRAMEN1o cHczEHs.
Thirty Arrests Made for Violations of
an Ordinance.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, April 24.-The
entire police force was placed on duty this
evening with strict orders to arrest all BIZ
cycle riders who failed to fulfill the provi-
sion of the ordinance providing for the
ringing OF a bell ut ali street crossings.
Some thirty arrests were made and at q
late hour the patrol wagon was running
steadily bringing in loads of wheels and
riders
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ate Uniyersity is still here and is carry.

State University is still here and is carry.
ing on active investigations.
The farmers took occasion to-day to
censure som of THE CALLS San Francisco
contem poraries for having referred erro-
neousy to the vineyard pest as grass
hoppers. Grasshoppers have given Fresno
County no trouble for mum Der of years,
and these false reports do not benefit the
country. The CALLS reports have styled
the insects by their correct name.
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Mrs.. Hoorer Aoaunt.d at oo1u.a

COLUSA, CAL, April 24.-Ths case OF
Mrs. Phoebe Hoover, charged with killing
her husband at Arbuckle on the 18th of
March, came to a close to-day, and the
turned verdict of net guilty. The de.
fendant did not deny tue killing. but
claimed it was in self-defense, and proved
that her husband had threatened her life
on many occasions.
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Santa Barbera County S,.ed.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, April "a
William c. GammIll, Justice of the Peace,
to-day brought suit against this county
Tor $lS3. 1t is test case to decide
whether or not the county is liable for
Justice fees in excess of those allowed and
paid under the fee bill of 1895. since de-
clared unconstitutional, The case will be
appealed to the Superior Court and prob
ably to the Supreme Court, no matter
what the de Piston.
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chase the whale, while the customs men
amused themselves by shooting at it with
their revolvers. The leviathan was finally
run aground on the Zuninga Shoals, but
for want of proper apparatus to secure it
it was allowed to escape. All the men
aboard testify that the whale was fully
sixty feet long.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

ELASTIC BELTS.
The most looked for and scarcest article in
the Belt line to-day. Full assortments here.
All sorts ana shapes of BUCKLES
Cotton Elastic Weddings, inch wide. 35c
each; Mohair Elastic Weddings, inches
wide. 45c each; Mohair Elastic Web
bings, inches de, 6Uc each; Mohair
Elastic Weddings. inches wide, 75c
each: silk Elastic We bings. 214 incnes
wide, 75c each; SILK Elastic " ebbings,
inches wide, 81 25 each; SILK Elastic
Webb ngs, inches wide, 81 rs each.
Full lines OF new style Belts in Silk Rib
bon. Leather and Metal, from 1Oc apiece up
TO any price you want TO pay. We are head
quarters or Bel rs, Waist Sets and every
thing else in that line for the summer gir..
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

Oliver Cromwell had the largest brain
on record. 1t weighed little over sixty
ounces, but was found to be diseased.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

Indians Must Lear1 Barner's Ranch.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, April 24.-In the Su-
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MILLINERY GOODS.

Our leadership in this line has been par
cularly accented this season. There are
lore MAZE hats worn on the streets of San
rancisco to-day than most any half dozen
illinery stores have produced. Our style,
lsteful trimming and moderate prices tell.
\ a CENTs-LADIES' WALKING HATS
- The new style Alpine Shape Straw
" Walking Hats, trimmed with ribbon
band and bow, ready to wear, colors
are white, black, navy blue aud brown.
Value at 75c.
/ a CE E>TS-LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
IL HATS Ali sorts, colors and kinds.
~ True, they ar e last years shapes, odds
and ends we had left over from lines
that sold up to 81, but trimmed up
will be plenty good enough for school
and knockabout wear.
- CENTS-ROSES AND VIOLETSLTrue
| n to nature. Sprays OF Artificial Roses,
~ two blossoms and two buds on bunch,
twenty different colors. Also large
double Cal ifornia violets, two dozen
blossoms and foliage in each bunch.
Either are worth 25c bunch.
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joys Vegetable SarsaparilIa gives
good, rich. red blood, good digestion
and strong nerves.
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DRESS GOODS.

SiLNS. UktSS OUUUS.
N CENT FANCY SILK S-All-Silk
AS Changea BILE Taft tas, figures and stripes
~ IN light, medium AMI dark colorings,
specially suited to trimmings and waists.
Former prices 75c ana Soc yard.
En CENTS-FIGURED BLACK SILKS
OS Our entire line of Black Brocaded Fig
~ ured and Striped Sii ks end Satins, that
were formerly sold at 75c and S5c a
yard. Special patterns for skirts.
Aa CENTS-NOvELTY sILKs-About 500
ny wards or so of Fancy Novelty Waist aud
w Dress Silks. in plain and chaugeable
effects, oil sorts of styles and patterns
in light, medium and dark grounds
Among them are goods that sold up 10
81 10 yard.
~ CENTs-BLACK BROCADED SILKS
Are heavy as a board, % inches wide,
~ Black Broca1es on both Gros Grain
and Satin Duchesse grounds Those
elegant wear-resisting qualities for
separate skirts that always sold for
81 20 yard
AE CENTS-ALL-WOOL CHALL1Es-The
IN real "Psrlez vous'' Kind, both in pat
~ tern and quality, light and dark colors,
handsome floral patterns. downtown
not less than SOC yard, II at that
AE CENTs-NovELTY sUITINGs =. All.
~ Wool and Silk and Wool Materials in
In - the new checks and mixtures and
natty effects When made up can't be
told from stuff worth four times the
price.
AH CEHTs-ALL WOOL COLLEGE
& CHECKS-Not the slightest suggestion
wv of cotton about them either in fact nor
appearance, a great variety OF color
com binations. Would be thrown away
at SOC yard.
"a CENTs-FA Y DRESS STUFFS-
All That are positively unusual ut such
Wv price. Brocaded Glaces in Silk and
Wool Mixtures, several pretty color
ings Vassar and University Checks in
all the popular combinations OF colors,
and All-Wool Serpentine Fancies in the
pretty spring shadings. Such values
are never seen below the 75c yard
mark.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

PAIR-LA CIGALE CLOVES
With most people dollar glove Is
glove for a dollar; with Us it is
the best thing iroduced in the
world that can he soil for that
price. Our new importation OF La
Cigale Gloves comes in two and
three clasps, cable or derby style,
pique stitching, heavy EN- mbroidered
backs, in all the new shades of
reds taDs, browns, gray, modes,
champagne white, butter and
putty colors. Every pair fitted
and guaranteed.
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NEW To.pAY-pRY Goops


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13
BRADY AND JULIAN CONFER.
The AusiraIian'S NanAEsr ssenla 10 Ds'iI
Ramps Before the Fight.

Ramps Before the flight.
CARSON. Nevada. March IA long
conference, which at times nearly re-
suited In the sroulrg OF the chances OF
the big fight being pulled IN. was held
this morning between Martin Julian
and william \. Brady over the Con-
struction pu, on the rules. ana the end
vas that Julian, after obJeGtlnS s,renu-
ously upon the right OF the referee max
!aE any ruling Whatever before the mer
entered the ring and aEuI:rzr the hitting
with one arm free. anditR the break
aways. gave way entirely and consented
that tho men should hittSith one arm
free and on the hrcak-awnSs. The night
viii therefore br fought In accordance
with the Interpretation. OF the rules
made by Referee Siler. 100
Il was al times stormy conference,
and time and again the smash-up was
periipuSiy near. and agat1f1f was only
avertcd by the most narrow margins.
Brady. a. the outset toolEtRs stand that
C0rbatt was willing TO abidc by the de-
cision of the referee. n" matter what
the decision might be. The champion.
he said. was willing 70 tiEht Just as siler
said
Julian. on the other hand. maintained
thai there was no right vested in the
referee 10 make any ruling whatever UNI
NJ IN" men We're ready - fight He
claimed that FitZsiH1m9Hs had always
fought q good. square fight" and In all
his fights the hitting had been both
arms free. and that all the hreak-aways
should he clean. Corbett. he said. had
won the championship ~ the world In a
fight conducted under such conditions
aud methods, which We're good enough
10 win the championship, and were good
enough 10 defend II.
Julian opened the talk Is addressing
Brady: ga
- wanted 10 see YOU" he said, about
one or two things in these rules that do
rot seem to be right, Rule J says II -
% be- a fair stand-up boxing match In
4 2i-fOnt ring. and rule that no hug.
cling or wrestling Is TO be allowed; but
Mr.. SiIer says. quoting rule /! Of the
Marquis Ot Qucensberry rules. which Is
The contest in all respects 70 be gov
"rned by the revised rules-or the Lon-
don prize ring. | consider that one or
the most important OF the twelve rules
and II appears 10 have been the bone Of
contention In almost every contest It
has been the custom Of referees my
self among them to inquire Df the prIn-
cipals whether they choose to hit In
.llnChcs with one arm free, and also on
he break aways Invariably the prin-
.fpais agree not to hit In clindhes or In
the brCak-awaya, but they generally
forget all about their agreement and
frequently violate II. This. then, causes
not only the seconds, but the FpcCtH-
tors to cry four every time II blow Is
delivered Ia a cliHch or H. a break
sway and causes much argument Il
ais" makes the duties or a. referee ar
duous and dlsagrceabl" and Keeps him
continually IN hot water Furthermore
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lightning Hot Drops Is the sovereign
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decide n contest on technical foul,
which IL generally unsatisfactory to
everybody concerned"
The question Il" said Julian what
governed when Corbett fought sulli-
Yan?"
1T is not a question" said Brady,
when Corbett Fought Sullivan II was
understood and agreed they should
tight fairly and sduarely." -,
Should do no huBging or clinchlnB'
asked Julian.
II believe 80" replied Brady.
The fight" went Oh Julian, would
have been stopped At the end OF the
seventh round II the referee had follow
ed the instructions and rules. Accord
ing TO the rules, Sullivan lost the light
in the seventh round"
We want TO prevent any more OF
that kind OF business said Brady. i
am perfectly satisfied any time my
man is guilty OF any kind OF foul to
lose the fight.
"Fitzsimmons, say frankly" said
Julian. rs not experienced In hitting
with one arm free He has always met
his battles fairly and he wants TO fight
this fairly. We cannot give In on this
proposition. and II Corhett Will not agree
10 fight with clean breRk-awayH, We are
willing to night him under the rules OF
the London prize ring"
THAT IL q good thing" broke In Bra
dy. you say FitEsImmons II not Rccus-
toned to fighting In anything but the
most open fashion, and yet he Is willing
to tight under the London prize ring
rules which allow wrestling, hitting
with one arm free, biting. gouging and
Heaven knows what. II he Is not WILL
ing to fight with one arm free. II Is
queer that he should be willing 10 light
under rules which allow that and a
great deal Of the same kind that Is
W6rsg. '''
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Live News Item, From the Lively Indus
trial Town.

Live News Items From the Lively Indus
trial Town.
Yesterday afternoon David Evans
wagon broke down at the corner OF Fifth
and Main streets. No damage was done
excepting to the axle, but the accident
soon attracted large crowd.
For making himself obnoxious at the
Ohio River roalroad depot here, young
Benwooder was committed to Mounas-
Vile Jail yesterday for thirty days III
default OF payment OF his fine
The Disciples church at McMcchen
will hold services tomorrow as usual
This church Is still without n regular
pastor. but the new pastor. Rev. Brister'
viii take charge next month.
Michael HcIsbcr. OF Upper Bcnwood,
died yesterday morning at o'clock. He
was in his s!xtieth year. and leaves a
wife and family.
The spring fever was epidemic here
Yesterday and the sunny side OF brick
walls supported many man.
Ed Linebcrger and Ted Landcrs were
in Mouudsville last night calling on
friends.
Al Chapman hos returned from Glen
Easton. making the journey on his
bike
The interior Of Paul Rledcl's new
building IL almost plastercd.
Moundsvllle's going dry was live
topic on the streets yesterday.
DIR, +. c. Myers. OF Wheeling Island.
was In town yesterday.
The lower steel works resumes on
Wednesday.
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Professor Munyon Is honorcd to-day
aS the leading authority In the medical
world. His new and humane methods
Of treatment have swept away Rll the
old fashioned ideas OF doGtorlng with
poisonous drugs that create n dozen dis
eases in the EFFORT 10 get rid OF one. He
does not claim that he has one remedy
that will cure all complaints. but that
he has prepared nHpeclhC cure for near
~ every disease. He docs claim that
Munyon's rheumatism Cure will cure
rheumatism; that Munyon's Dyspepsia
Cure Is a positive cure for dyspepsia and
all stomach troubles: Munyon's Cough
Cure cures coughs: Munyon's Catarrh
Remedies cure catRrrh: Munyon's Kid
ney Cure cures kidney troubles. The
same may be said Of all Munyon's dit
ferent remedies. They may be obtained
nj all drug stores, mostly at 26 cents
bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. AIunyon, 1906
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease