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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
WILLARD SUIT COMPROMISES.
Northern Pacific Releases Him From
All Liability.

NEW YORK. Feb. iS.-The agreement IN
pursuance OF which the suit OF the North
ern Pacific & Manitoba Railroad Company
against Henry Willard for an accounting
OF the disposition Of between A,ooo.0o and
5000 900 worth of bonds was dismissed hy
Judge Iacombe 81 the United States court
yesterday was made public today. In IL
the plaintiff company admits that there
was no ground for the suit and releases
Mr.. Wizard from all manner OF claims.
causes OF action and demands and Habit
ties due or to become due now actiouable
or which may become actlonable. tnclud-
ing those embraced in suits noR pending"
In turn Willard releases the company from
all claims IN terms as above.
The document was signed on January II
by Edward W. Winter. as president OF the
Northern Pacific & Manitoba Railroad
Company, and by. Henry Wizard.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES

MoNTEvIDEo Feb. Is,-Senor Cuesias.
the official candidate. has been elected
president OF the senate.
REDWOOD CITY. Cal. Feb. is.-Mrs.
Tray. Of Fleasantou. was struck and re-
rionsly injured at MEMO Park By a To-
connective.
TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. 1.-THE lower
house Of the state legislature has killed
the bali giving women he right 10 vote Tor
presidential electors.
WASHINGTON. Feb. i5.~Count de
LtchevelGe. the newly appointed Belgian
minister. today presented his credentials
20 President Cleveland.
Fte <$ATl Feb ts,~Toll- gate raid
ers blew up the. toll-gate on the Law
renceburG pike "a J o'clock yesterday
morning with dynamite.
CINCINNATI. Feb. Is During a row
among some boys JOHN schwanoeko. aged
10. was shot and killed rs is believed 10
have been q deliberate murder.
DENVER Feb. ls.-A soldier in Gus
tody az Valentine is undoubtedly cyrus
EdlnRer, alias James Mcdonald. who shot
and MORALLY wounded Detective Al
Moore.
MONTREAL. Quebec. Feb ls.-IIon. c.
&. Colby. eX-Eansdian cabinet minister,
says the Effectiveness Of 10 United states
national bank system Is responsible for
much Of he depression.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-Represenfa-
tive Lowe, OF New York. has introduced A
bill for "A national bureau ~ Incorporation.
the pleasure Of the president.
NEW YORK. Feb. H. Al smith said TO-
night that paylgue and Waleott would
not fight az Carson. The manager Of La
vigne' said he would noj ailow i.avigue 10
meet Waicott As be needed a resI.
WASHINGTON. Feb. ts.-pFesiGeut
Cleveland g. 20 be asked 10 pardon Capt.
HoWgate who was convicted 81 amhezs
cling Qublis funds While dlsburaing officer
OF he signal office fifteen years ago.
NEW YORK Feb. IA dispatch 10
the Herald from Panama. Colombia, says
that a letter received ~ an official there
from la Paz. Hoiivla. states that the Eo-
llyian congress viii declare war upon
Peru.
LONDON. Feb. Is-The election held
yesterday ~ the Bridgef0u division Of
Glasgow for a member OF parliament ~
succeed Sir George TrevelYan. Radical.
resulted IN a victory for Sir Charles
Cameron. Liberal
CHICAGO. Feb 1.-THE Chicago. Nil
waukee & 81. I'Bul Rai.road Company took
advantage of the mig cat iu prices for
steel rails By purchasing ever iot@l tons.
ulactng nearly the whole order 8ith the
Illinois Steel Company.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. ia twlu
b. ptism 81 war vessels "a The Union tF3n
Works on or about Marcia II aii be the
programme Of sn unusual event. The
wheeling and the NJ rettA are the names
20 hc given the two boats.
LONDON. FEB ls-An American tour
tst Richard Green. while visiting nis els-
ter az iseamlnGtpn. WHH discovered Hit-
conscious tn hts bedroom Saturday and
died an hour afterward The affair was
an accident due 20 the ESCAPE q gas
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Hsn,,,s of MintnE Enasrcerx.

CHICAGO. Feb, Is.--At today's meeting
n re txentV-Seveuth annual session q
ire American Institute % Mining ErEi-
neers the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, George
: Brown. South Bethlehem. Pa. vice
presidents. y. ". Branton. Aspen. Col:
w / Eustis. Boston: James Douglas.
New YORK city. managers. e. Y Good
afa p1tfe Mort Frank Lyman. Brook
Iwn. Frank VI Stanton. Eoughtou- Mich,
treasurer. Theodore q. Rand. Pailadel-
tefa- secretary. Rossitsr y. Raymond
New York city. Papers were read BY
raxard Keller. Boston: Charles cafilett,
summit Va. and A J. s PliB5ary. re-
tirinz president.
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JAMES n Ky LIE. Kyle secured snolS 2
votes 20 pull him through
Il was apparent that there vas no posi-
biiity Of electing Republican. and all
night long and until o'clock this morning
the Republicans and thirteen OF Kyle
stanchest followers were in conference
and finally agreed.
When the joint assembly met the Rspuh-
hcan senator's voted for Picker as usual.
By Encouragement; bur when the Repub-
leans on the house roil-cau were reached
they commenced voting for Kyle I, was
then that the opposition first discovered
the scheme. Before the vote was recorded
all the Republicans changed 10 Kyle. II
was then changes began and confusion
reigne6. Olsen Of Lawrence tried 10 Gre
ate a stampede for GoodykoontZ. Twice
the ballot was verified.
After speaking had continued for more
than an hour. the talsot was finally an
nounced: Kyle g. RIowmsn A. Goody-
koontz H. Palmer l. Greeley & Hinckley I.
Representative Keith OF Lake county
Immediately gave notice that caucus OF
free silverites would be held tonight to
repudiate the e,ectfon. The fusionists are
all torn up over the matter. and are b.am-
ing each other even 10 the extent OF per-
sonal abuse.
Congressman Pickler worked all night
TO harmonize the Republican forces and
lAHe tltn W TOT hStcs anu ARRNnAS ~
happy as though he had been elected. Six
Democrats voted for Kyle.
James Henderson Kyle was born near
Xenia. Ohio. February a. 1S4 He was
educated at the Union schools. Urhana.
took two years course in civil engineer
ing at the Illinois state university and
graduated In a classical course from OBJ
erin. Ohio, in 1SlS. A year later he en-
tered the Western Theological seminary
at Allegheny. Pa. and graduated IN lSS2.
RE became pastor OF various Congregation
al churches in Utah and later was called
10 the Congregational church OF Aberdeen,
South Dakota, where he now resides. In
1888. after a spirited contest he was
elected TO the state senate. and February
is, 1891 he was chosen United States sen
ator to succeed Gideon c. Moody. Senator
Kyle Is a fine specimen OF physical and in
teIlectual manhood. He Is six feet four
inches tall. weighs 225 pounds and his pow
erful. yet musical voice. fiuency OF diction
and strength OF thought combine 10 make
him an orator who always Tivets atten-
ton lie married in 1881 Miss Anna Dugot,
OF Ober,in, Ohio.
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NEW YORK. Feb. f&-The eleventh al
-,,.} convention % the American News
.a-e- Fe-ssstsre~s' Association orencG n
.Na Wo~tran house today. ard VII cor
fi~us tomorrow ANA Friday. closing sits
= strner "a the evening. >7t EtIe ~
a., s~ta-cst cents~s So use election 81 Of
s~r~~ f3~ tho suSulns year. Amo~g teose
81 tN., lead E5r the prs ldency are Charles
= TAYLOR ir- ara stephen o'Ncara. e
IeStou As William cullen Bryant q
rs-.,,k9,r va - elected secretary.
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ro Indictment. Against seevel.

NEW YORK, Feh ts--The y o~i's cor
-,.,,.,-ssst in Cnba tabics ,hEt four
- f.,.treerts have been found srsi0st SyE-
s.sfe~ S~avsl correspondent 90 The
world recently arrested oY tae Spanish
authorities The Grst ACCUSES sooFei a.
-. .~t - rebellion IN having Travelled -
~. s-f8 without 2 military rasspovr. the
...,,,a - the noes~ssion % false paper.
tr. third 81 having procured and %se
se,~-s e havinE used the alleged talse
ys~sre. S-cvcTs examination VIII taks
ela-e a. santa Clsr2
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Meeting of Hardware Men.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 1s.-'rhe sec
ond semi-annual session Of the Pacific
Hardware and Metal Association com
menced today, Vice President Reynolds
presiding in the absence OF President Dun
ham. Members are present from Wash
ington, Oregon and California. Al today's
meeting IL WAS decided 10 hold the next
session ia Portland, or. the date 20 be
fixed by the executive committee.
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NEW YORK FEB. N.-The betting n
N,sw York Oh tEe aghs Is brisk Jae Ven
zig has s - even Wlth = prominent Uer-
rhant thaI frs . 90 win. Otae- bets are
A Srnstn has s. eoe 60 f'0 that Corheyr
~ u4r Dave Pu+sifer. tSs3 20 81 win
Barney Nehas4S tasc the Hght VII jast
ter rounds Htlly Edear3s oesrs Sso that
tre aEnt vent last tx rounds Abe Dan
les vi vsaEer SsN to s. DC that C0-beIt
MI WI IN twelve rounds or fsNeT
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Will Hang Together.

CINCTNNA Att. Feb. fs.--Sheriff plummer
today received the death warrants In the
cases OF Jackson and Walling. condemned
for the murder Of Pearl Bryan, directing
him 20 carry the warrant into execution
between sunrise and sunset Of the 29th day
OF March This gives 70 the sheriff the
power to make two executions. one after
the other. or Of hanging both men a. once.
He has announced the LatLer method.
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SAN FRANClSC0. FEB. ls-weather
rainy at Oakland. track sloppy Results:
Five and oae-haif furiongs. selling
Monitor xon Time. ia
Three and one-half furi0ngS z-year-oIds
Sir William won. Time .45A.
Seven furl0ngs-Frank Jaubert wen
Time q
Mile ana one-sixteenth-Babe Murphy
won. Tine l.5sl4.
Five and oDe-half furlongs. selliDg-Pat
Murphy Won Time. l.ill-
SIX furlongs selLing-Rieardo won.
Time ia
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steel Rail, for England.

NEW YORK. Feb. important bank
Ing interests We're TODAY Informed that the
Carnegie company had sold 5o.eo tons Of
steal rails for export 10 London. the buyer
being one OF the largest English railways.
Other sales o. 81 90 tons we're reported,
mixing the exporLs foot up 10 oo0 tons.
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DEATHS.
George w. Ada ms.

CHICAGO. Feb. B.-George ". Adams
died today from wound self-inficted.
In 1894 he engineered enc OF the greatest
corners in oats known tn the history Of
the Chicago board Of trade. He would
have become one OF the richest men In
Chicago had he won. Yesterday evening
he borrowed a revolver. and shot himself
in the head after writing II die hungry
On a biiIhead He was once wealthy
generator. but after losing his money be-
came a bookkeeper For three months be
had been out OF work.
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Mnnifoha I.esIsIntnre Oprn.

WINNIPEG. Feb 1s-The Manitoba
legislature opened today. lieut. Gov. Pat
tison IN his speech from the throne int-
mated that the government would give
assistance to the India famine fund. and
said a bill 10 amend the school law IN ac-
cor5ance with the recent terms OF settle
rnent with the Dominion government
would be introduced.
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KYLE Is REELECTED.
soUTH DAKOTA RETURNS HIM To
THE SENATE.

The Long Deadlock I'm the IeEisia-
ture Breaks at Isast-Tae Senator
Gets the Solid Republican Vote
Few Populistx and Democrats
Make tp the Necessary Majority
The Fasiontsts All Torn Up over
the Result.
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COLDS.

ws.-won's ColG Cu-s cures colds n Tire
$50 -so}ss 81 ne lungs old Gods. rew
re3as sn.i OBSTINATE co46s- ard al forms 81
- 80 ez-s= prevents c21Grwh xiph-
ens-f- rre1recrIz ard al throzf and
9rs~v- s-7-fks7ss These pleasant Ettte pei
lets are Absolutely harmless rave saved
snasrss-ss ~ lives ard prevented much
zfqk-az@ Price -
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III, HAkING READY.
ar s<TRITs AVID HkyDICaps
ror THE TACOMA MEET.

~,. Hsrk Satisfactory Co the
e. and the Seattle y. VI.
Although His Pfaefng of
yr.sk Atkins oH scratch Seems
n. a wIstake-Grant Calhoun.
e Expected 20 Make "a show
..s Against Dickson
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MUNYON'S

Tr-r~ovef Homeopathic Home Remedy
company put up separate cure for eacn
disease Al all druggists mostly -.
Guide 20 Health free.
Parso~sf letters 70 Prof. Muryou 1915
Arrh street Philadelphia. Pa. answered
Win free medical advice for any disease.
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Invitations had been issued In honor OF
the occasion. Prof. LeConte Is the lead
ing scientist Of the state university, and Is
noted throughout the word as an au-
thority on science. A golden loving cup
was presented 10 Mr.. and Mrs. LeConte
during the evening.
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wilkes. Fred Noble. Fleetwood. y. r,

wilkes. Fred Noble. Fleetwood. y. Y.
s. ~u
Wanda. p n fsss. Pfsamont-Cnls. z H
Browne Brooklyn, fl-5e
Patti Csark II. fsse Patron-L-sdy
Clark: &. Human. New YORK. sssa-
Edna 3. 3 n. IsssA FlnInsJon toaFr1 rsat-
gree urtracea&. z II. Hartman. Arden.
y Y s.
kathleen. p n. Isl. stranger-Carmen.
J. ~ Chandler. F'oTestvfile. y. J.. 500.
Cocoon. Blk II. Isl. C,yciele- Fanny Cen
nor. Peter puryea. New York. s..
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Five Months for Thief.

LONDON, Feb. ls.-Osmond Walter
JETS. an old eHnpioye OF the Faeiac
steam Navigation Company. vino disap-
reared with e. 90 belonging 70 the com
many while en- route 20 Mexico via the
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1s.-rhe steam.
ship China arrived tonight from Yokoha-
ma. Owing TO the presence o. smallpox
on board the steamer was ordered into
quarantine and no mail or passengers
were landed.
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Hal Eaurteen chickrrA

A man waking along Jackson street
early tnis morning with a sack on his
shoulder attracted the attention OF Officer
sam Corbett. The feaow when arrest 81
was found 20 have fourteen dead chickens
n bis possession lie gave his name as
7. ~ Eracken.
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nrnt Irrnn,e,. GoIarn wedding.

SAN FRANCISCO. FEB SIS honor q
.as golden wedding O. Prot ard Ars- Jo-
sepr L4Conts. reception Eas given tais
>, ensnx a. ire Marx Hopkins Institute
~ a.. ~ re reynugs and faculty % tee
T-Fiversftv o. California Gov and Ms
Ezga ASSISTED - xs~s4ylEx. E4gs thousand
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BOSTON. Feb. 1s-Jimmy Michael. the
Welsh champion bieyciist, today agreed
. sign a. a member Of The cycling team
or a prominent wheel concern. This puts
him In a position 10 ride for the American
championships ard 10 make The circuit
the coming season
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PIERRE. : n. Feb. IS-The break
came in she senatorial deadlock THIS noon
wAsn Senator kyie VAS reelected. the
Republicans voting so.idiy for hiu. hsv-
ing dropped PickieT.
The Republicans of the house voted al
most soIdly FOR Kyle ard the Republic
ans % the senate began AZ once u change
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The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Gs.--Today's state
ment Of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Availa-h.c cash balance. s2l5. 20, 5is.
gold reserve, si4s S4s. &C.
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5 tAa . Hs4~N - a-A 2 = = =
10 him. so tia; before
the result % The bal
Let was announce s
e u 0 q gh OF tn e
chang s had been
announced 20 give
Kyle S votes-three
more than were nee
essary 20 elect. The
PopulfstS shifted
from man TO man.
but the Republicans
were solldly for Kyle.
With tire solid Re
publican vote and
with the Popalists
who stood by him.
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United States. and WAS arrested at Liver
pool last Monday. was sentenced today TO
five months Imprisonment at hard labor.
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Thomas Raymond d.

SANTA ANNA. Cal. Feb. Is,-Thouas
RAYMOND. owner OF the famous trotter
klamath and one % the best known
horsemen Of the country. died n Los An
reles from heart disease. with watch he
had been troubled for some months past.
II Is generally understood that klamath
was baaueathed 70 Gilbert Judd. Ray
mond's racing partner. who lived here
vys-h him fnr wears
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DEATH IN THE RING.
CoLoRED BOY KILLED ~ 4 BOX
ING CONTEST.

Fatal R~.nft Of the Manhattan Ash-
resge CTub'. Exhsbftton-coien Hsn's
Neck Broken by RfEht-Hand
swtng-sarried HefPies. From the
Ring. and Dies Two Hours Later
Manager of the siue and other
interested Persons Arrested
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Nnrlfuw for Ala.ks.

Sax FRANCISCO FeG fS--L G. Kaus-
ws~ \ director - ths business Mems A.
ss.sstGsn e. JuceaU Alaska. - II ne
sitv IS s representa- ave q t'-' ''l1--
,t,-. 20 ss--a the GA mixer % Commerce
-. -,s,-,-~fasirr congress Go grant Alaska
az. ,...,-.--a-ta.lTe u ths legislative boay.
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Or xlss. has ress=.s4 srAet-ss. --A.A

p @. Baoca yes AS ~A ossa'.eF&
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ev-w YORK. Feb. is.-Rev- James II.
C.rofev retired Methodist minister. did
a. his home n Noutclair, y. J.. today
after a lingering fitness. He was born AZ
rForabgug. y. T.. seveuty-thres years ago
In 7Sss he sent 20 California ana taught
lr the arst school opened in San Francisco.
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.Inlln BAKER.

rFvFRLFY. Mass. FEB. is--John Ea-
ter che sage OF ESSEX" an abolitonist.
and one o. the founders q the Repuoli-
can party Is dead. aged $ years. lie
suffered a broken hip IN faii three
months ago and paralysis resulted and
e.,lsad his death He was born in Bever
Isv August Is. 1872. and has always lived
Nerz
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SCOTLAND NECK MARRIAGES.
One Already, Two to Follow-Attempt
to Wreck Lumber Train.

Scotland Neck N. c., Aug. 25-(Spe-
Gladstone persons here think that
steps ought to be taken to put detec-
tive after the wretch who poisoned Mr..
Alex. Madry's horses an account of which
was mentioned in this correspondence.
Miss Lillian Jones and Mr.. II. V.
Pope. both of Spring Hill, were married
at Halifax Monday.
Invitations have been sent out for the
marriage of two of Scotland Neck's good
citizens The first say that Mr. John r..
Brinklcy, the Well-known shoe drummer
here, will be married September 1 to
Mrs A. S. Reid, at her home in Val
dosta, Ga. The second says that Rev.
Rufus Bradley, pastor of the Methodist
church here, will be married September 3
to Miss Lillian Hart at Boykins, Va, in
the Clarksburg NJ. f.. church.
There have been two attempts within
the past few days to wreck the train on
the North Carolina Lumber Company 5
railroad that leads from its timber lands
to Tillery. The company has offered re-
ward for the perpetrator of the deed
Quarterly meeting for Scotland Neck
circuit was held at Epworth in Edge
cOmbe county. Some persons attended
from Scotland Neck. There being no pre-
siding elder since DIR. Blacks death, Rev
Rufus Bradley, the pastor, held the meet
ing.
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OLD PEOPLE.

Old people who require medicine to reg
ulate the bowels and kidneys will find
the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This
medicine does not stimulate and contains
no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts
as tonic and Alternative 1t acts mildly
on the stomach and bowels,adding
strength and tone to the organs. thereby
aiding Nature in the performance of the
functions. Electric Bitters is an excel
lent appetizer and aids digestion. Old
people find it just exactly what they need.
Price 80 cents and 81 per bottle at any
drug store.
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1t heals everything except a broken
heart, may be said Of De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve. Piles and rectal diseases,
cuts, burns. bruises, letter. eczema and
all skin troubles may be cured by it
quickly and permanently. Carolina Drug
Company.
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But what to buy and where to buy it, that's the q
On this subject, l run an
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Free Cure For Men.
a MICHIGAN MAN OFFERS TO
SEND HIS DISCOVERY FREE.
Claims to be Benefactor to Weakened
Mankind.

Claims to be a Benefactor to Weakened
Mankind.
There Is always more or less suspicion
attached to anything that is offered free
but sometimes a man so overhows with
generosity that he cannot rest until his
discovery is known to the world, in order
that his fellow men may profit by what
he has discovered. 1t is upon this princi-
pie that resident of Kalamazoo, Mich.
desires to send free to mankind a pre-
scription which will cure them of any
form of nervous debility; relieves them of
all the doubt and uncertainty which such
men are peculiarly liable to and restores
the organs to natural size and vigor. As
it costs nothing to try the experiment it
would seem that any man, suffering with
the nervous troubles that usually attack
men who never stopped to realize what
might be the final result, ought to be
deeply interested in a remedy which will
restore them to health, strength and
vigOr, without which they continue to
live an existence of untold misery. As
the remedy in question was the result Of
many years research as to what cOmbi-
nation would be peculiarly effective in
restoring to men the strength they need,
1t would seem that all men suffering with
any form OF nervous weakness ought to
write for such a remedy at once. A re-
quest to H. G. Olds, Box 1922, Kala-
mazoO, Michigan, stating that you are
not sending for the prescription out of
idle curiosity, but that you wish to make
use OF the medicine by giving it a trial,
will be answered promptly and without
evidence as to where information came
from.
The prescription is sent free, and al
though some may wonder how Mr.. Odds
can afford to give away his discovery,
there is no doubt about the offer being
genuine. Cut this out and send to Mr..
Odds that he may know how you came to
write him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-26
ANOTHER RAILROAD ORGAN
SAID TO BE PROTECTED.
(MOrganton Friend.)

The report reaches us from Raleigh
that unless our friend Daniels surren-
ders in his long and able fight against
the corporations a new paper with the
opinions of the extinct Tribune, but
talking Organism from the teeth out is
to be set up in that city. We have long
thought the birth of such an organ
-vOicing Jacob and with the touch of
Esau-would be but a question of time.
Cunning Rebeccas no doubt chaperoned
the scheme. but we beg to observe that
the Isaac to be fooled has recently got
his second sight and sees as well as a
sharper. A railroad Legislature can be
had only when Isaac hlcomes moon
eyed again.