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She Gave I'neni water.

DR.. J. L. Smith of Missouri who was in Ohio
recently, told the following interesting incident
sf the early days Of the war and pleasant men,
DRY he had Of the lady who will soon reign as the
first lady of the land:''
II recollect in 1861 was ordered on recruiting
service in Stark County, Ohio" he said. Il
made my headquarters at Canton, and in the
day worked among the workmen of the shops
and foundries, and invited all to come to the
hotel in the evening. One very warm night
my father was talking from the porch Of the
hotel to about 200 standing in front of the hotel
and he became quite warm.
After he had talked about half an hour l
noticed young miss tripping along tho porch
With a pitcher and glass in her harl.
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Tic -ake-OH.

The Emperor frowned darby. "Take or
the yellow Jacket" he commanded.4-
Eyes, SIRE" replied the Viceroy, bowling
low. I'm my recent travels, with that very
purpose in view, had the foresight to add
an American humorist to my encourage. He
is ready to take off any old thing. Live ever,
0 my master. "-Detro:t Journal
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"1rdustrial training will set to motion ten thorsan4
REV. WIN. ): e!M M5s ?; D:,LL D.,
THE LOCATION.
The Zekstein Norton University is situated at Cane
Spring. KY, twenty mine miles from Louisville. Ky.,n
ene Of the most healthy ard quiet settlements n tie
on = iof7 hill Of ricn rolling land Surrounded oil
high mountains peopled with timber ct many varied
species. In this quiet retreat away from the hustle
e. from ~ the The
H. &
who desire to prepare for active life.
DEPARTMENTS.
FFSss::sz Es&ns :a ss1a
" ayon "orE, Telegraphy, Prn11g.
Hpseussre foDls1ye Raising, bes s &a I2Gs<
:ss SSss v ;ss Metals
Painting in Oil and Water,
Musical Conservatory.
Normal School, Rhode Island, and other Of best
Our and studies are so arranged that studen
may study what is most desirable leave off at STAGE
recruit their health or finances and return Snps.s
is the least possible, consistent with thorouS
work in all departments.
TERMS
Board fuel, tuition and washing, S. 90 month
studen.s may enter at any time in the year.
HELF FOR STUDENTS.
Deserving students may have the privilege Of ex:ra
reduction in proportion to the work they willing
do We ask patronage not only account of our los
rate but on account of the high character of the
work done. Our accommodations frst-class anS
offered alike to both
Persons route to Cane SPRING, Ky. via Louisville,
nosy find free accommodation No 52i Laurel stres
Louisville, Ky.
Tor catalegue and all business address the Presdsa
Pew. G.. X. PARRISH, A. NJ, b
CANE SPRING. M
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The striking miners seem to have
learned nothing by the results of the
recent strikes; but many of them will
learn, that they have not dons any ,od
for themselves. The boys would batter
arbitrate.
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The Kentucky National Democrats
will "a IKE no compr 70 nises with anyisn
aal stand for their old time principals.
They denounce lawlessneEs of every
kind wherever it appears. whether at
the hands ofmobs usurping the functions
Of the courts or to masked marauders
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-07-17

The X-rays while hailed as new
born are proving to be danger ous thing
to deal with. George F McCulloch, OF
Muuci, Ind, is likely to lose leg from
q cathode burn which refuses to heal.
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ntimidstirg peaceful citizens or ASSAULT
ing the property of tho people and
especially do they oppose the fallacy of
free silver.

There are two sides to the question of
annexation Of Hawaii, as there are to all
questions; but, we suppose, that might
will make right, and the island will
finally be annexed to the Uuited States,
nolens volene.
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In the Sem te Caller.

First Visitor-1 suppose there is little need
OF sergeant-at-arms in such digni6ed body
as this. .,:
Second Visitor-I understand he Is kept
busy. believe it his duty to wake up any
Senator who shores while speech is being
made.-Puck
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IN A SPELLBlNDER'S TOLLS.
The Young Man Lost 500 Worth OF
Valuables.

Valuables.
Il was as healthy a young man as
you'd meet in q days travel" declared
the banker to his physician, according
to the Detroit Free Press. In that as
sertion refer to mind as we'll as body.
If had fault it was that of being too
skeptical. When came upon the state
ment of any pathological or psyche
logical manifestation that could not
understand I simply branded it as a
humbug and dropped the matter. 'Rea-
SON was my universal test.
when only % I was an tho road
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AGENTS WANTED.

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liable agents to canvass for sub.
scribers at points not already GOV.
cred. Write for our extraordi.
nary inducements. Address,
THE APPEAL,
st. Paul MINI.
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The Reason,

Bobbie-Oh, Mr.. Highflier, may go coast,
ing with you? -
Mr.. Highfier-Why do you want to q
coasting with me. Bobbie?
Bobbie-'Cos heard my papa say you had
gone down hill faster than anybody he had
ever Acknowledgements Bazaar
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No Cause for Anxietv,

Deacon Johnson-1'm afraid dat eff yo' mar
ried nah daughter would hab to assist yo'.
Abe Hardcase-Lawd, no; kin take care
OBJ mahsan all right You wouldn't hab to
do muffin but take care oh her an de chill
dren. Don't yo' worry yosaif about me-
Harper's Razar.
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His Christmas Box:

First Club steward-Say, how did you CONG
out in your Christmas box?
Second Club Steward (gloomily)-Short. !
slid in $40 myself to make it heavy and draw
more; but when opened it, day after Christ,
mas there was only s5.15 there. all told
Puck s rs .-Es7s '..-..s- 1852,
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just the Place.

Cobble-1've got one of the finest SUI
burban homes you ever saw-solid COM
fort, old man. Stone THAT so? I'm
thinking Of buying suburban place
myself. Cobble-BuZ mine-Drooklyn
Life.
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Man never decelves himself 80 nicch
~ when be attempts tc deceive God =
GsIyl
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CANNON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
AIMS AND METHODS
The aim Of this school is to do practical WI
b helping men toward s0ccess in the ministry
1ts course Of study is broad and p:acticxI; II
ideals AZ high; it's work ie thorough; iss skoh
~ fresA, systematic, clear and simple.
COURSES OF STUDY.
1As regular Course Of Study occupies ths.
yeass and covers the lines of work in the severn
departments Of theological instruction usuziiy
nuTsued In The leading theological seminaras =
~ country.
EXPENSES AND AID.
Tuition and room-rent free. The apa.>
nsnts for students Arc plainly furnished. Gooi
board can DO had for seven dollars per nonSn
Buildings heated BY steam.
Aid from loans without interest," and gifts q
friends. are granted to Observing students Who d
their utmost in the line of self help. No youna
naH with grace, gifts, and energy. need BE- Ne
Prived Of tho ADVANTAGES now oUened to HIN Il
this Seminary For fnvther particulars address
rev. WnBHn P. THRxlxLn. D. D.. PresidsnI
.hAntA g.
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god HATH MADE or ONE BLOt y
ILL NATIONS OF MEN,"
IL THE MOTTO OF
BereaC0llege
BEREA, Xxx

Christian. non-sectarian Three College cour,-
-. Music, Academy. Normal, Manual. Tuitio.
1Foe. Incloental fee $50 tern. Expenses low.
Ne saloons. $50 white and III Afro-Amer,c..
stadents. 60 1000 mile Il ned b % CT ka< p
1bseostos. Address.
P11s. WI. q. FROST. Px D. 3xn.A. Kv,
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Advertise in The APPEAL.


What difference does the quantity make after all? If you
spend tive cents ten dollar for aid Washing
don't you want the thing that will give you the work.
the best work. and the certain safety for that amount
money? That thing is Pearlne
Send Pedders and
0O4AN
If D. ~ and something Of
u York.
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Which have
YOU an eve to.

quantity or quality, when you buy
something to make washing easy
If it's quality, you want Pearline
In effectiveness, in economy, and
above all in it's absolute harmless.
ness, no matter how or where you
\ use it, there's nothing to com
pare with this, the first and onlv
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lDAAlS BROS. SOLE PR0PRlET0Rs,

MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
Guaranty Loan Building, Room o27
J. v. KEMP, Manager.
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EGKSTElN NORTON UNIVERSITY

CANE 0PRiNo, OULLirr COUNTY. Nv.
Irdustria training will set to motion ten shonsan4
wheels"
,Co.founder and first Chanca. tss.
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THE APPEAL
NATIONAL AFR0-ANERIcAN HEWsPAPa

RssuED SIMULTANEOUSLY N
oasnt Paul. Minneapolis, chlca4ov
Louisville, St. Louis, Dallas.
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CHICAGO OFFICE,
No. 1895 Dearborn St Suite l3.lA-l6
G. =. ADAMS, Manager.
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LOUISVILLE OFFICE,
10 3l2 West Jefferson St. Room 3
n. G. WEEDEh, Manager.
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ST. Louis, OFFICE,
Ne. lOO2 FRANKLIN AvENUE
}. n. HARRISON, Manager.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-02
imposed by the general custom
house ordinances and other relative

! imposed by the general custom
house ordinances and other relative
| laws
| Art. 10. The producers of silver
| which contains gold, are at liberty to
separate same in their own private es-
tab ishment: and in case that they in
t-oduced silver m xed with other me-
tals) to any federal government Office,
they shall have the right to separate
the gold. to the extent that they msy
think convenient, paying the respe 'tive
tax or charge per kiIogram, in accord
ance with the tariff. If the producers
do not fix the extent, the separation
shall be made on their account. when
the proportion of gold ia equal to, or
greater than, two milesimos.
Art Is Toe rates fixed in the gen.
eral stamp law for the accounts" is
sued by the minis and the metals of
gold and silver" are repealed; the laws
and provisions, at present existing.
with referee ce to the federal charges
on gold and silver are also repealed.
The states can continue collecting
the local taxes which are authorized
by the law of the 9th June, 1887, which
shall be liable to the federal contribu-
ton mentioned in the stamp law.
This law will come into force on the
1st of July.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-02
A Blow at a Pool.

The decision OF the supreme court in
the C 4se of the United S ates agains,
the Tran-- Missouri Freigh associati ton,
says the Globe- democrat, is of grea,
Importance in its bearing upon the
pr nciple involved In restraint, of trade
trust law of 1890 wa, invoked against
pooling. and the conrt below deci ed
that that act did n It apDly to railroads,
and therefore, Tor the time, The gOvero-
ment lost its case On appeal, however.
to the supreme court, 1ha government
has had better fortune. TIL It tribunal
has reversed the deci-ion of the lover
court and has ruled that the trust law
covers the question Of transporta ion,
and that the pooling agrs en- ,nts of
roads invoived are prohibited by that
act
This decision will probably have a
broader application than has been
given to it by the court in this case.
In showirg that the antitrust law is
effective agar ST railroad poo it af-
fords presump ion that the act may
be able to hit soma of the other de ais
which it was directed against. If it
strikes down the barriers erected
against competition in TRANSFORMATION
wny can not it be made to protect cum
petition in general ira Re also? 10 the
eye of the law the TRANSMITS ,uri
Freight associa ion and all other rail
road pc Is of the same character are
virtually trusts. the trust in produc-
tion and commerce ought, it would
seem. to be equally open to assault.
1t has been fr- ely assumed that the
ANTITRUST law of 1890 was failure. In
nearly all the suits brought under it
hitherto it proved Ineffective, but the
present triumph for that act may SIM
ply mean that the former reversas
were due to lack of earueatness or skill
on the part of those who attempted to
enforce it At all events the present
decision will give hope to the govern
IN n's law otfic 5rs. After the full tex
of the OPTION, which has not yet been
publis ed, is studied the lawyers may
be able to see way to render the act
effective as against trusts and com
bin s. Of all sorts The enemies of
trusts will certainly gain good deal
of encourageme out of the decision.
They viii see to it that suits are
brought against other harmful combiua-
tons, and if the acr proves lradequste
its weak points can he strength ned ny
new legislation. Tnis is a favorable
period TO make an assault in TIE courts
on the trusts along the whole line.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-02

The Santa Maria group of mines
were transferred by j. G. Rankin ard
Chauncey Clark, of Peoria, to j. b
Greenhut, ex-president of the Whisky
Trust. The On>ideration Is place d at
5000 900. The mines. Oh which quar-
| ter of a million dollars worth of deve'-
opment work has been done, are eig hty
miles northwest of Phoenix and en-
brace one of the largest gold lOdes Of
Arizona.
| Some of the recent discoveries of
gold in New Mexico revive the hope
| long entertained that that territory
will become a great gold producer.
| The Red river country seems to con-
tain extensive valuable DEPOSITS of
gold ore, and it is possible that a large
and prosp porous mining camD will be
built there this year.-Denver Re-
publican.
Charles w. Lewis. Calvin Whiting,
John Munn, w. N. Parkhurst, Of Albu-
querque, and William Fl. Hays, OF
Cleveland, O.. are the incorporators of
of the Eagle Gold Mining company, of
Albuquerque. The corporation will
carry on general mining business,
and is capitalized for 81, 100000.
1t is said that w. S Stratton of Grip
pie Creek has lately turned his atten-
ton to the placers of New Mexico, aud
the Denver News pred cts rush OF
prOspectors to those districts just south
of the Colorado line as soon as the
snow disappears in the mountains.
The 'Lone Star" mine, in the Coch-
It'll district, has opened up large body
of high grade ore 10 the lower tunnel.
Recent tests on the ores of this mine
show larger pc rcentage of gold values
than has been customary. Shipments
continue unbroken.
J. a. Wo'cott. of the Ajax COMPANY,
at EliZabe: h oan, who has been east
for three months, spending a portion
of the time he was abroad, in New
York state, has returned home.
The Aetna Mining company of New
York, who purchased the rich Cum |
berland group of mines at Kingston,
four years ago, KEEP two men at the |
m mes who are doing considerable pros.
pecting on their properties.
The "Albemarle' mine, Cochiti
camp, has been shut down until the 9Th
Of April, when operations of a more
extensive nature than ever before will
be carried on there.
1t is an assured fact that Eliz abeth-
own will have a new enterprise, in the
way Of soma big reduction works, with
q the next three months
Twin boilers weighing IL, 900 pounds
Zach were hauled to White Hi Is this
week and will go into the new 4O-stamp
mill now being built.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-02

DR.. Pierc IS GJo II Medical Discnv-
cry is not ca led a consumptI on cure: it
is a blood maker. l. gives energy to
the b ood making organs t. create new
blood, full of h althy. red corpuscles.
Tnis rapid supply of pure, rich, red
bl bod drives Out al diseases N It have
their roots in III bl ,od. Cons amp ion
is one of h sc; ;rofu a, malaria, ecza-
ma, erv>ipela-, cata rh-are otners. It.
Is absurd to doctor them separately as
lung, or skin, or head diseases. They
must he driven out of the blOoi. You
can rely on the 'Golden NJ deal Dis
cOvery" to do this every time. 1t is
not d patent me tic ne. L. is thu perfect
result of 30 years, practical experie ~ e
by one of the IN 'st skillful physic ans
and eminent med cal su' hnrities in this
countrywide. r. V. Pierce, Chief
Consul ing Phys clan to the Invalid 5
Ho'el and Surgical Institute, Buffalo,
n. Y,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-02
Died TOg-ther.

A. J. Holman and bride, who were
married two weeks ago a, Austin,
sucided at their boarding house re-
Gently. The landiady heard them NOV
Ing bout al cl rex, at clock she
called and getting no resp nse broke
in the door. The man was lying on his
side, still in d-ath, and his wife was
lying on his arm in but little b. tier
condition. The mans face was purple,
as was the skin of his body, and a
dark fluid hal run out of his m nth
\ messenger WAS hurried for strong
coffee and this was poured down the
woman's throat When the physician ar
rived and con:inued the tire atnent, but
all came To naught and the poor youn y
woman died about II O'Clock.
dispatch,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-02

1t will be An agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks of bilious
col to learn that prompt relief may
be had by taking Oh .mher aims Cole.
Cholera and D,arroh Remedy. In
many instances the alta k may re pre-
vented by taking tn S remedy a. soon
as the first symptoms of the disease APP
pear. 25 aud so cent bottles for sale
by all druggists,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

north and east of this city, made three
locations last Friday and he states that
ne discovered ledge of mineral that is
so feet wide at the surface and which
carries gold values of from 81 Is to 80 IS
a the grassroots. The showing is such
as TO lead to the belief that with de-
velopment this ground viii open up into
a paying producer. and Mr.. Atkins will
do considerable work upon it in the near
future.
A letter. TO George L. Aggers from the
Snake river mining region of Idaho says
the Denver News. announces that the
railroad from the Oregon Short Line to
the Seven Devils copper district is now
an assured fact. The road will start from
north about 10 miles. The contract for
the first 50 miles has ALREADY been let
and dirt will commence TO fly about May
l. The last So miles of the road will be
built by the Standard Oil company, and
as all the preliminary work has been
done II IS expected that the line viii be
open for traffic not later than October l.
as 2 very large force is to be put on
construction work, commencing at sew
eral points along the line.
Colonel O. B. Hardy. of the Bingham
Copper comnany; returned yesterday
California. and N the afternoon meet
ing of the directors of the company was
neld at which Mr.. Hardy handed in his
resignation as president and general man.
ager which was accepted. and it is be-
lieved that the vancancy will be filled by
one 90 the heavy Chicago stockholders
of the company. as it is stated that these
gentlemen row have the control of the
stock. Colonel Hardy having parted with
large interests a short time age in order
that he might push other enterprises in
which he IS interested GeorCe E Lee
of Bingham. will retain his position as
assistant manager ard viee-president
The property has been DEVELOPED mainly
under his supervision, and it is stated
that the outlook at the present time is
most encouraging.