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oArARRE o. THE sToMAcH.
A Pleasant, Simple, bat Safe and ETsetuAl
Cure for n.


Care for u.
Catarrh Of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurabIe.
The usual symptoms are full or
bloating sensation after eating, accom-
panied sometimes with sour or watcry
rIslncs. formation Of gases, causing
pressure on the heart and lungs, ana
difficult breathing; headaches, tickle
appetite. nervousness and a general
played out. languid feeling.
There is often foul taste In the
mouth. coated tongue, and II the inteTi-
or OF the stomach could be seen II would
show n Shiny. Innamed condition.
The cure FOR this common and obsti-
nate trouble Is found In a treatment
which causes the food to be readily,
thoroughly digcsted before 1t has time
TO fgrment and lrritate the delicate mu-
cous surfaces OF the stomach. To Sc
cure n prompt and healthy digestion Is
the one necessary thing to do and when
norNRl digestion is secured the ca
tarrhal condition will have disappeared.
According to DR.. Hnrlandson. the
safest and best treatment Is to use after
each meal q tablet composed OF Dlas-
Ease. Aseptlc PGpsln, n little NuX,
Golden Seal and fruit acids. These
tablets can now be found nt all drug
stores under the name Of Stuarts Dys-
pcpsia Tablets and not being n patent
medicine can be used with perfect safe
~ and assurance that healthy appetite
and thorough digestion VIII follow their
regular use after meals,
Mr.. y. J. Boohcr Of 27lO Dearborn st,
Chicago ILL.,, writes. CntHrrh Is To-
cal condition resulting from a neglect
ed cold in the head. whereby the lining
membrane OF the nose becomes inham-
cd and the poisonous discharge there
from passing backward into the thront,
reaches the stomach. thus producing
cntarrh OF the stomach, Medical ,au-
thOritlcs prescribed for ne for three
wears FOR catarrh N the stomach with
out cure; but to-day am the happltst
NJ men after using Only one box OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. | cannot
find appropriate words to express my
good feeling. have found flesh, appc-
lite and sound rest from their use.
smnrt's Dyspepsia Tablets Is tho
safest preparation aF VOL ms the sim
plcBt and most convenient remedy for
amy form ~ Indigestion cntarrh 81
stomach. bliInugncgg, sour stomach,
heartburn and boating after meals.
Send Tor little book mailed free on
stomach troubles, by addressing stuart
Co. Marshall. Mieh. Tho tablets can
be found at all drug stores.
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Charleston Gazette: Governor At
klnson IS being someWhat an
noyed by repeated adverse criticisms
from numerous defeated aspIrants for
minor appointments. at the several
state institutions. these applications In
several instances holding the governor
reasonable for their failure 10 get
places. The governor says emphatically
that having selected competent men on
the several direCtorsh!ps and regencies
OF the state Institutions and having the
utmost confidence in their fitness ana
obnlty TO manage the same. he does not
pnopOse, under any circumstances what
ever, to try to dominate or interfere m
the matter OF filing the various minor
positions at any OF the institutions, and
in no instance viii he reflect upon the
men he has selected TO manage these
publlc institutions by urging or even
asking for the appointment for any OF
these positions.
The governor Is certainly 20 he com
mended for the course he is pursuing
as the members of the various boards
ought surely to know whom 70 sclcc;
and they are 10 be held responsible 10
the people Tor their management o;
these AFFAIRS the matter OF all the detail
work should be LEFT 90 these boards
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Unless the President pardons him,
Broker Chapman will have to serve out
his thirty days in jail. Chapman. it will
be remembered. acted as broker for soma
tors who speculated in sugar at the time
when the Wilson tariff law was in the
stocks. The senate undertook an inves-
tlgatlon. Chapman declined to give the
names OF senator's who dealt with him.
was prosecuted for contempt and sem
fenced TO thirty days imprisonment.
Havemeyer and Searlcs. officers OF the
sugar trust, are also held az contuma-
clous witnesses, The case OF Chapman
on the one hand and OF Havemeyer and
searls on the other are quite unlike.
The sugar trust men were asked TO tell
on themselves. Chapman was asked to
tell on customers with whom he had con-
fidentIal relations,
Chapman shows himself a man OF
honor, mindful Of his obligations, by not
revealing the names Of those who did
business with him. As FOR the power to
punish contumacious witnesses, tina: cx-
lists aud in proper cases should be exer-
clsed.
We doubt whether an attemp; should
have been made to exercise that auihuri-
~ on Chapman: but we do not doubt
that Chapman Is showing very good
judgemen; in preIerr!ns to SO to prison
rather than 20 betray his clients
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TWO WOMEN.
Two wlys. OF the Same Ma" Msst for the
Fiat Time.

Two Wives Of the Same Mat Meet for the
First Time.
Two women were they and yesterday,
in the outer corridor OF the county jail.
they met for The Grst time. says the Peo-
ria Herald.
who Is that lady talking to my hus-
band?" asked the last conner to Captain
Tripp. as they entered the corridor and
saw woman talking to Marion Camp
through the barred port-hole.
That's his wife" said the captain.
And who IS that lady talking about
my hushand2" asked the other woman
turning away from the bars.
Il am his wife" was the reply OF the
newcomer.
Thus me, for the FIRST time In their lives
the two wives Of Marion Camp, who was
arrested for blgamy. There was no hys.
terra, no anger. and. In fact. no display "
emotion. The original wife had her chat
with her husband and then gave way
Tor wife No To enjoy brief conyersa-
ton with him. Al the conclusion there
Of the ladies had little chat by them
serves anu hpptd4 " " ~ l''HN'' so
ed In each other. When they parted the
Illinois wife informed turnkey Wilson
that the Iowa lady was charming little
woman, while the Iowa wife told Captain
Trip later that the Illinois lady was
very friendly towards her and treated
her with marked consideration.
The situation is full Of peculiar posi-
billties No doubt the three Of them
could get along very comfortably under
one roof were 1t not Tor the protest OF the
law.
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GREAT aIRL.


She PIeusss thp Men at die BOARDING
UORss.
greatest girl in our boarding house
you ever saw" declared Quirkly, with a
glggle. according to the Detroit Free
Press. Never says what you expect her
to say. and you'd disappointed II she did,
after hearing her.
DRY goods clerk sits opposite her and
asked the other day II she really thought
there were bargains in the matrimonial
lottery. 'of course there are, she an
swered. with a laugh. I myself have
been marked down from rs to 20
"Old bachelor that sits next to her at
the table spilled his ice cream In her zap.
She never screamed nor ran away, but
cftuslvely took him by the hand and con-
graduated him on the GOODNESS OF the en-
tire proceeding.
Dude boarder had the nerve to pro-
nose to her and she took half an hour eN-
plaininG TO him how II was all she could
possibly do to support her mother and
herself When Rhe thought OF taking on
any more obligations she would certain
ly have another talk with him. The
chump went around telling II, proud as
turkey gohbler.
Real estate ficnd wanted to sell her a
lot for twice what It was worth She
closed the deal by Offering to take half
his commission and give him quit
claim to the lot. He still scratches his
head and looks at her from the corners OF
his eyes.
Think Of laying my own fortune at
her feet. Haven't the slightest idea that
she win accept and for that very reason
am inclined to think that she Will"
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Charleston Mall: The sad news
reached this city Saturday Of the death
OF Senator Hyde, OF Mineral county
which occurred yesterday morning.
During the session here, he was at
tackled with neuralgia OF the heart and
was near deaths door. He recovered,
however. and was feeling in his usua!
health during the session OF the consu-
tutional commission.
Senator HYDE was plain, sensible
man and while never taking any part IN
debate, usually voted on the right side.
President whitaker will be necesslia-
;ed 10 select his successor from the
Democrats ranks. ind Senator Catett
win. OF course. be Mr.. Hyde's successor.
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senator hale' G 49,, ,a,,,os .hs NON,
san SuT $3.50 ci,ry.,s who cot INTO
thai tne A1,el's"I "a ~, h,,r AmsrIcan
trouble IN CuO| w ~, - Sa.tIoJI,.
names, 'He', I-.. ',. Ts,s e trn. ana
spanish N SH4'A'.s'' -. -, .nn.,,s,y.
"h'is II . ~ :, - NO, ~ no nro-
asa 49,, -, - ~ y,ysrnnsn, Of the United
go 49, " -, a." ,So circumstance I, may
s'@.sS' u'1s' -.
Aeil's as . ,,,r, o,,tz.ns bsar-
N 'r,S sS"" ~, -, ~ ar1 tbs,a c,,izsns
inS al 49, =. IN. ~. ~. ,-,,ortIon Of
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Leo Taxi has been telling some Jour
nalis;s and clerEymsn In Paris what he
knows abnut Diana Vaughan, who has
been writing books exposing Free Ma
sons as devil. worshlppers who profess
sed conversion to the Roman Catholic
faith and received the pope's blessing by
letter TaxIl invented the character OF
Diana Vaughan and all the stories about
devIl-wurshippinG Free Masons. He
says he practIced the fraud to fool the
Roman Catholic church. As an Incident
ne raked in money. The world docs not
often see 50 shameless charlatan as
Leo Taxil.
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All the world except the United States
seems to be getting ready to show i;aelt
at the Paris exposition in 1900 Our own
country will be there as a matter OF
course. but Il Is very slow in beginning
to get ready. Thus far Congress has not
taken single step in this direction.
Since !; is certain that the United
States is to be represented at Paris. moth
ing Is to be gained by a further delay in
beginning the arrangements. The ap-
pointing OF the necessary commission to
arrange the prelimiEaries and the expen-
dl,ure Of the necessary amount Of money
should be authorized. so that no further
time may be lost.
We have made great advances on many
lines since the Worlds Fair and we must
be at Paris in 1900 to show these ad-
vances.
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Mr. James Jones, OF the drug firm Of
rnn,s q Son. Cowden, Ill, In speaking
AZ mr. Kings New Discovery, says
tbnf last winter his wife was attacked
with Ia Grippe. and her case grew So
serious that physicians at Cowden and
Pano could do nothing for her II seem
cd 10 develop into HaSty Consumption.
Having Or. Kings New Discovery in
store, and selling lots OF 1t, he took q
bottle home, and to the surprise OF all
sbe began 10 get better from first dose
and half dozen dollar bottles cured her
sound and well. Or, Kings New Dis.
coyery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds Is guaranteed to do this good
work. Try 1t. At Logan Drug Co. S
drug store
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, NAY II, 1891.


From London comes the assurance that
Ambassador Hay Will devote himself to
putting our embassy on a proper footing.
He viii spend a good deal OF money TO
provide better quarters than those Mt.
Bayard had. described as dinSy' thread
bare and far beneath the dignity OF this
country
Ambassador Hay has large private
means. and Il 1t be his intention, as
doubtless it is, to enable his embassy TO
hold up It's head with the others in Lon
don. he will have 10 do these things out
~ hts own poke, The salary OF the
ONCE Is 1880 year. Mr. Bayard has
been quoted as saying tina, he spent twice
this amount l, seems, however. that he
did not spend enough TO maintain the
dignity Of the place.
60 long as we have representation
abroad we should keep our representa-
tiyes on an equal footing with those OF
other great Countries. and We should not
expec, the encumbcnts Of the Offices 10
maintain them at their personal cost. In
the minor places OF the diplomatic service
It Is believed that che pay is sufficient.
Certainly i; is known to be insufficient at
the great diplomatic posts in Europe.
Under existing conditions only rich
men can accept such posts as London.
Paris, Berlin, Italy and Russia. and It Is
a question whether any but neh men
can afford TO accept the lesser posts in
Europe. The better plan would be to
nay suficien, salaries so thai the service
may be open to rich and poor alike and
80 that the executive may choose from
the best men in the country without re-
gard to wealth or the lack OF IL.
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YRANKLIN COLLEGE
Celebration Of the Alumni land Friends
OGIho InstItutiOn.

oFtho InstItutiOn.
Professors r. G. Campbell and T. NJ.
sswell. OF Franklin College. at New
Athens. Ohio. have issued circular to all
who are interested in the institution. OF
which the following is an extract and
explains Itself:
I'VE desire. on the occurrence OF the
thlrtieth and twenty-eighth anniversar-
les OF our induction as professors in
Franklin College, to celebrate the occa-
sion by an assemblage OF our classes,
1858 and 1865. OF our contemporary fellow
Students at college. and Of all the stu
dents. graduate and undergraduate. OF
our thirty years experience as profess
Sors. All persons. then. embraced In the
foregoing description and dates, rcce!v-
Ing this circular. or learning its contents
through others or the public press, are
most earnestly and cordially invited 20
be present at New Athens. Tuesday.
June %. 1897, at . a m, 10 participate in
the exercises and enjoymentS Of the day
which will be exclusively devoted 10 this
purpose. We hereby also extend an
earnest general invitation to the alumni
Of other times and classes to be present"
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Grown Prince constantln Of Greece Is a
disappointment Not that he was ex-
pected to show At once and without any
experience the capacity to command his
army, Those who expected that from
an inexperienced young man prepared
themselves Tor disappointment
what we have 70 complain of most In
constantln II that while he and his coun-
trymeu we're GshtinE against tyranny be
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Suburban Property for Sale
an AUCTION.

On Monday, May II. 1887, at 10 O'Clock i
M. at the front door OF the court house o:
Ohio county. l shall offer for sale a; pub
lie auction the property on EdEtnton Lane
three miles east OF the city OF Wheeling
know as the Savage property, conialh'Rs
about 2Is acres. II will be Offered as :
whole and in -FOUR or six parcels and 500
In which ever way the most money can e
realized. II Is desirable and well improved
property, with gas and its own water sup
ply. II sold In parcels, the water rsRt.
line TO tho lane Will be reserved. Il IS heA;
churches and schools and can he reaches
by the motor with reasonable eNpead!-
ture OF money and time.
Inspection OF the property Is Invited
time from
GEORGE r. MATHESON, Agent,
or / C IEENEY. Amctlonear. rnyN
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At least It seems 10 be true beyond dis
puie that thousands OF non-combatants
are starving In Cuba. This "a feature
Of weyler's policy. What wcylor does
Spain either commands or permits CIV
Illzatlon should not allow the use Of
starvation as a weapon against nom
coubatantS.
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on account OF State meeting Of Uni
form Rank Knights OF Phythias
the wheeling Il Lake Erie Railway
viii sell excursion tickets to Toledo on
May q and q at rate OF one fare ior
the round trip. good FOR return to and
including May Is 1897.
For particulars coll on Il, T.. Law
renee. General Agent, % city Bank
buildinu. telephone g2i, or At depot
Eighteenth and Marke; streets.
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The supreme court decision in the Ber-
liner patent case will not give back TO the
Bell company It's lost control over the
telephone business. Enough money IS
invested in independent systems and the
manufacture OF material for them 10 give
the Bell strong fight when It comes to
a test OF the validity Of the patent Itself
The indcpcndeH; "hello'" has come to
stay.
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Governor Taylor or Tennessee. will re-
sign. take down the Giilc ard the bow"
and resume his pleasing performances
on tho "iccture platform" II he could in
duce David Bennett HIN to join him the
combination would bc hard to beat.
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wIIrrTTNe DATY INrEILIGENcER WEDNESDAY, MAY ~ 1850

corpse. when alive, never PATRONAGE
his home newspaper but supported wy
ToIcdo BLADE ana Enquirer. we declined
10 Interfere with the eternal destiny ot
Inc corpse. Maybe the Blade or En-
onlrer can give the corpse pass TO the
Golden Jersualem. We are a free SILVER
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IT should he made a matter OF public
Knowledge that DeWitts witch HAzai
Snlvc VIII speedily cure piles OF the
longest standing |; Is che household IA
yoritc FOR burns. scalds, cuts. bruises
and sores nt all kinda, Charles h'
GoCtzc. corner Market and Twelfth
streets. Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; Pea
body 4 Son. Bcnwood.
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BIBLE ON FREE PAssES
A Novel Notice InSusd by Police Inspector
THOMPSON, of New York.

A Novel Notice Issued by Police inspector
thompson, OF New York.
New York World: Acting Police In
spector Thompson was seated in his
office at police headquarters yesterday
wbcn policeman who had day on
walked into the NON. He went straight
at the inspector aud whispered something
in his ear,
Impossible" replied the inspector:
haven't got any"
A few minutes later another police
man held whispered conversation with
the Inspector
"wowl" shouted the inspector; I'm
no passing machine"
TWO citizens went through the same
performance
The inspector was about 10 collapse'
"Thes,, fellows who come around mere
and ask me FOR passes 10 the races ana 10
Inc bali games and to the fights do make
me tired" muttered Thompson 90 MN
sen Then turning to Detective NEGRO
~. the inspector said:
"Mac, got a Bible|
The detective found one and handed II
to his chief
4 few minutes later this sign was post
ed on the wall:
TAKE NOTICE!
owing 70 the pressure brought TO bear
uprn this office for free passes by those
who are entitled 70 them, and others who
have no claim other than cheek l am
driven 10 seek some authority 20 refuse
Inc numerous requests, and, as the Bible
is the highest authority we have. l Teter
YOU 10 the following passages:
Thou shalt not pass. Mum, TX Is
suffer no man 10 pass.'-JudSes. ILL.,
The wicked shall not pass."-Nahum.
l., Is. -.
This generation shall not pass
Mark. xii, 90
pass. "-Jcr.. ". 20,
80 he paid his fare and went"-Jonah'
l.. IL. ,a,,
WALTER l.. THOMPSON.
Acting Inspector.
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SO FAR as the free traders are concern
cd. no tariff bin framed by Republicans
could command their eminent support
SO we need not be moved by the.r criti.
clsms.
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lincoln County Citizen A short
while ago sorrowlng son in Lincoln
county sent the Citizen long obituary
notice reciting HE fathers many viz.
tues. GnaSmuah Is TIE Ga.G NtItln.As
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gEEcHAMs PILLS for Stomach
and TIyas' sta
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Odd and SOiIed
CURTAINS.
Al half price and less. In lots of sin
gle Curtains (half pair pairs and pair
and half. and few two pair lots.
Single Chenille Curtains
At one-,hird and onc.fourth regular
price. suitable to cover cOuches
A Large Invoice

OF pure Linen Hcmsutchod Hand
kerchlefs Special values in Ladies'
Handkerchlofs at &c, lOc, l2lsc and lie.
Special values In Gents HandkcF-
chiefs at 12l.c and &c.
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FOR SALE.

2 HUEBtL'o GEOC -UT HOUSE,
o 100000 90 Qr<bSSG~%<,<nAt
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TELEPHONE SUNBErs
Fss.efial Rcoms .Sll cOuutlag Roo@-......S1l
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DIAMOND LINSEED OIL WORKS

GEORGE r. NIATHfSON, Agent,
or ] C uEENEY. Anctlonear. myN
The times., 1897-08-20
A Card.

To the Editor of The Times:
Your issue OF this morning contains m !
letter 10 the Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia, given out by them for
publication, and yours is the only news
paper which las published 1t complete
and ungarblcd. l desire, however, to cor
rect false Impression which your in
tIoduetory remarks preceding the letter
would seem to convey.
Engineer Commissioner Rosseil's report
did not advocate the filling in OF Rock
Creek valley, between Washington and
Georgetown, as may readily be seen by
my quotations from said report. The sug-
gestions made by me are in the line OF
and fully accord With Major Rossell's CEN
illusions and recommendations. His re-
port VIII be very interesting to those in
terested in the subject.
The Rock Greek intercepting sewer Is
now practically an accomplished fact, the
connecting link with the Boundary sewer
being now in process at the north side Of
the street bridge, aud when this is made
the creek will be no longer an open sewer
"a menace to the public heaIIh-uniess by
the failure of the authorities to take proper
action it shall become polluted by dumping
along its banks
WILLIAM l.. BRAMHALL.
Washington, Aug ID.