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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

A duet with death. It Is one Of the grim
realities Of life that n brilliant city draw
inR.room and modest country pafioT, At city
reception aud country party, the pretty and
cultured young woman, who charms every
one with her mastery Of music, u tIequent'
" almost within the clutch Of death. The
woman who through fEnoTanee or careless.
ness aegleets the delicate and important
organs distinctly feminine, . triatng with
death. At the best she Is booming heflelE
10 a life Of ill.heSlth and agony.
No woman need suffer from ilHheGlth Of
n local ultnre II she will but resort to the
TiRht remedy Dr.. PieTce'S Favorite Pre-.
OcTiptiou cures all weakness and disease Of
ShiS description. Il acts directly on the
delicate and important organs that make
yifehood and motherhood possible. II
makes them strong and vigorous. It does
away with the usual diScomfofts Of the
period Of anticipation and mAkea bahy'S
advent easy and almost patnleSS, II pre-.
pafeS Young women for Wiiehood, and wives
for motherhood. At all medicine stores.
NJ suffered from Irregularities. dlHagFeeahie
draln and Cculd hardly sand on my feet, WLiteS
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timcS ItooE d. PieTeeS FIyoEite Prescription,
md Sis Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas.
ant PelletS.' They have helped ne wonderfully"
Rvery wise and careful housewife reeoE.
niEes the value Of good home medical
book. Dr., Pieree's Common Sense Med
ieal Adviser Is that kind Of book and the
best Of its kind. Il used to sell for $I.So
DER COPY, Now big edition d being given
1way-FRRE. For plpef.coveFed copy, send
Il one.cent stamps, TO cover mailing only.
French cloth binding ten cent? extrl. Adj
dress, d.. R, v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

Pittsburgh and Wheeling 5bawlers viii
soon Be able to determine which are the
better playerS. Saturday W. c, Hand
Ian. 81. and A. E. Marschner. Of Wheel
ing. met Charles Alum at Pittsburgh.
says Sundays Post. and agreed TO play
two matches, one 4 team and the other
an individual match. Each ride deptSs-
tied 50 as q forfeit The team match
= TO be played BY six men on each side.
best four IN seven games. Four Of the
game win be played In Pittsburgh on
the auditorium alleys and three In
Wheeling. on the Mozart park alleys.
The match will he for not Less than 500
a side. The individual match will be
for mot less than 800 q side. Contest
ants win be selected from the men max
ing the best record In the team match
They viii play seven gameE In Pitts
burSh and seven In Wheeling, In case
Of a tie the alleys for the deciding con-
test viii be determined BY toss. The
matches VIII take place during the
month OF May, the exact dates not be-
ing fIxed. These matches sRStl give 4
boom 10 bowling in both ciHek
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
AMUSEMENIS.

oliver Byron viii open At the opera
House next Friday night IN THE Ups
and Downs OF Life" The play Is 4 meio-
drama brImtul Of comedy. creating roaFs
II laughter during the four acts Of the
niece He VIII be ably supported by
.Ra4e Byron and an excellent company,
NJ. comedy portion OF the play hinges on
= IpfrimOnIai advertisement. An Irtsh
servant girl advertisss for 4 husband ami
Sims SeFseif 3 lady Of rank. She Is an
swered 81 another menial who peGSeS on
~ 4 lord. The situation u very funny.
49,. EVron a Jana JudSinS = simply
irmenSs ana has earned well deserved
a npISuSe. Oliver Byron ~ Vivian Kan;
sSbie tbe hero Of the piece. = q part Wen
suited 70 him. Fred warren sac p'p ~
iSr comedIan, IS Immensely funny ~
i1ora AIphonEo Smith. The company y
: Efnpng one and the piece wen mounted
by new and beautiful scenery
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

ssnS your address to H. E. Bucklen
q Company, Chicago, and get q free
Somnie boX OF DR.. Kings New Life
Pjiia A trial will convince you OF
tbsJr merits. These pills are easy in
Sction and are particularly effective In
lilo cure of Constipation and Sick
Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been proved invai-
liable, They are guaranteed TO be per-
fectiy free from every deleterious sub
StSnce and to be purely vegetable,
TSey do not weaken by their action.
hut by giving tone to the stomach AMI
bowels greatly InVlporate the system.
ReyuIar slze &c per box. Sold by Lo-
rnn Drug Company.
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so Years Of Cures.
pR ROWING YurERAL
Occurred In Cleveland Frsn The Home .
ITta RStntlVn. NJ. Z. ~. OEtabhy.

Occurred In Cleveland BFem the Home 81
Hls Relative, nF. T. ". oEIsbay.
Says Sundays Cleveland Leader;
The funeral services OF the late Or.
william PAUL Howell, nom the home
Of his brother-in-Iaw, AIr, E. w.
oElebay. during the last week. were
particularly sad aud impressive. The
beautiful Episcopal burial service was
read BY Bishop Leonard, assisted by
Dean Williams. who only . few Year,
ago read the marriage service II IFtn'
Ity Cathedral. which united Or. How
ell and Miss Julia CroWell Clark IN the
bonds OF holy matrimonY.
Or. HoWell's remains were brought
to Cleveland for interment nom the
AdlrondRclCs, where he passed quietly
and peacefully away on the nth lnst-'
at his home at Saranac Lake. He was
q brother Of Mrs. E. w. Oglebay, OF
this city,
Or. Howell. until recently, was .
resident OF philadelphia, having taken
his, degree from the medical school OF
the University OF Pennsylvania In
1859, afterwards serving 0s resident
physician at the Pennsylvania hospital
for nearly three years, at the expiration
Which NNAAk A9ANeAN gFAs eSsae
Q speclRl course In the medical schools
and hospitals Of London. Upon his re-
turn he came almost directly to CleVe.
lad to claim the hand IN marriage OF
Miss Julia CroWell CLARK, daughter OF
NEFs, Henry F. Clark. DR.. Howell took
his bride 90 Philadelphia where he prac-'
ticed hIB profession until about year
ago, when his physician ordered him
70 the AdIrnndaclLs on account OF his
falling health, due entirely to his talth.
full and ineesSant labors In hospitals
and dispensaries -,
His devotion TO his calling In life,
coupled with his charitable and sym.
pathetic nature. gradually undermined
bis constitution and resulted In MS un'
timely death. During his residence IN
the Adirondack he was q brave and
most patlent sufferer from a disease
from which he, as physician, realised
he could scarcely expect to recover HIS
noble fight Is well known 20 his friends
IN Cleveland and Philadelphia. In this
long battle against tubercular iaryn.
Kits, the most painful form OF con-
sumption. to which he 1nally sueeumb.
ed. he had the loving and tender nurs'
ing OF q devoted wife, for whose sake
only he fought so mantully against his
powerful foe. II "a only a fitting tribute
10 hts memory 10 say that his love for
his wife and his family, and their abb
Solute devotion to him, prolonged his
life many months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
BASE BALL.

VIII. White. the veteran ball toSser,
once manager Of the wheelISsF. return.
cd saturday afternoon from Cleveland.
While in the Forest City. Billy" went
around 20 the Cleveland gymnasium,
where Tebeau's Spiders are getting in
shape for the season. The 4teeze from
the lake was blowing mfg miles an
hour-and It was n frigid breeze, too,
making the weather altogether unsuit'
able for the out Of door work which Te.
beau was anxious to put his men At,
White augReSted that tho CleVelands
come down to Wheeling this week and
remain until a few days batorn the
opening OF the National LeGSde season.
He guaranteed the Cleveland Chiett1in
that there would be plenty OF good
weather here. and az an additional ate
traction a series Of games between
Wheeling and Cleveland could be play
ed. Tebeau wasn't altogether ayerso
TO the Idea, and White was looking for
Coyle to tell him about It Saturday AZ
ternonn, but did not see him, tlle Wheel
ing manager being out Of town. Even
II Cleveland dOeHn't come here for
spring practice, there Will be two or
three games here with Cleveland.
And now strouthers has claimed the
pennant. All aboard!
Most OF the Mansfield team r. made
up OF ex-southern lcaEuers. Very few
NJ the players are known on the Inter-
state circuit.
Kennedy pitched in fifteen vlctorleS
and twenty-five defeats for Brooklyn
last year. II was his most unHuccess-
fuI season with the BrldegrOoms.
spaldIng's Base Ball Guide for 1897
has Just been published. AZ usual, the
Guide has been complied by the veteran
Father" Chadwick, than whom there
IL no ADLER writer on the patlonRl game.
Besides the new playing rules. which
diner considerably from those Of last
year. the Guide also contains the full
ofIiciAl League records, complied by Sec.
Rotary Young; the monthly standing Of
the clubs during the 1896 campaign; av-
erages of all the minor league and coll
lcEe clubs, with complete record OF
games played by the latter; articles on
batting, pitching, fielding and base.
running; Cardinal GibbOnH' address on
ball playing. and many Interesting ar.
tlCles on the game.
The players signed for the Dayton
team viii be on hand next Thursday,
says tho Dayton News. They will at
once 20 into practice. and one week from
to-day the public Will be given Its hrBt
opportunity OF seeing the men all 10.
Rether on Saturday afternoon. April
.. there will be game between two
nlncS made up from the home club. The
twenty men under contract Will then
be on the grounds and the two teams
VIII be chosen from their number.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
suTEHN NoRR sURvIY0Rs
Ofhs vile de St. NnIaIrs Picked Up BY
BrItiKh steamer.

OfGh0 Vile dc 81. NhEAtFe Pleked Up "
BritiIh steamer.
LONDON, March 2S.-The British
steamship, Yanariva. Captain Weston,
which left Newport News on March 10.
bound for Glasgow. arrived at Green
ock tonight. The captain reports that
ON March u, while in latitude q. long
Itude n, he picked UP y small boat
containing sixteen survivors OF the
sieamshlp Vile de St NaEaire, OF the
West Indian line OF the Compagnie
Generals trans-Atlantique, which tGun-
dered In the great storms OF March q
Off the Virginia Capes.
They had been without FOOD ana Mat-
er for four days, and were In 4 STATE
Of extreme exhaustion. and were DOT;
dering on madness. The officers and
crew OF the Yanariva did all In their
poWer for the unhappy victims OF an
ocean horror, and finally learned thelr
pItIful story piece by piece. They say
that four boats were launched, two
containing twenty-nine each, the third
seventeen. aud the fourth six The boat
pIcked up by the Yanariva was one or
Inc two that took on twenty-nine, but
thirteen OF these succumbed TO expo
sure, hunger and thirst.
The last the survivors saw OF inc
other boat was on the day the vessel
foundered, when they saw Two OF them
dashed together and empty
For some time after the rescue, the
oantSIn OF the YanarivG kept an OFF,
car AL the masthead, swoeplng the hor-
ION with glass In the hope OF get.
Ting some trace OF the other Soats;
but there was no Glgne OF them. As
night was falling rapidly and the sea
and winds were increasing, WITH mist
and rain, the Yanariva proceeded,
Tho second officer Of the vile de g;
NaEaire Il, among the rescued who VIII
be taken in charge by the French con-
sui at Glasgow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

The James Moran passed down With
coal at a. m. sunday
The marks at p. M. showed 10 feet ,
inches and falling. Weather clear
and warm.
All records for taking large lows
from Pittsburgh were broken Saturday,
by the Raymond Homer. She left her
landing with fourteen coal boats, TWO
barges and six fats. This will be the
sIze Of the tow until she gets to Bel
llire. where she will hitch In to six
additional boats, being taken down by
Inc Rescue John II, DlpDold anu
Charles Bowles are the pilots on the
Horner and Abner Gould Is IN com
Rand The amount OF coal handled Is
over half million bushels Pitts
htjrRh Post.
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"a n,IIro1h Iieket.

Freeman'S Fun Makers will peesant
.1o,snb N. Gates farce-eomedy. "a
Railroad Ticket at the Grand for . re-
turn engagement the last Of this week.
This season It Is stronger and better
than ever, having been rewritten mp to
the honr and many new features, songs
nedIeys and dances are introouee,99f
'The Company Is composed OF Mel-
Known faTce-comedy and vaudeville
neonIE including Louis Wesley, VINO
pISyE the part OF ''Chips." hts original
Creation in the frst production Of TINS
niece Marie Stuart, the daShing Fran
co. American singer. one OF the htghest
salaried artists IN her line. haA 5een
Snecjally engaged to'piay. Nora
French maid, and Introduce her spectal-
Ties. The balance Of the cast includes
GnS Pixley. OF the New York Casino
Company, Charles Burke, the original
'.spsCs," In Hoytis Bunch OF Keys,
Harry Porter, his fftn successful sea-
Sou with this attractio, Arthur Moulton,
four seasons leading comedian with the
Frank Daniels Company, Matte LOCK-
ate Inc peerless little s0ubrette, ana an
ensemble OF pretty girls. ~ Rniiroau
Ticket' will be staged with special seem
cry carried by the company
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

OH, CITY-RiVer feet . inches and
failing. Clear and cool.
Clear and cold. /,
jREENSBoRo-,Riyer 10 feet ,
Inches and falling. Clear aud slightly
warmer, The James g. Blaine ~ due
up ana down on Monday.
MORGANTOwE--Iliver feet y
inches and falling. Clear and pleasant.
PTTTsBURGH--Rlyer i0.4 feet and
falling at the dam. Clear and cool. j..
Observation-Disclosures II feet 2
inches and falling. Clear ana COOL
Passed doWn-The Idn Dudd,Joan Cook,
Rescue, Raymond Homer, B. y. Wood.
Passed up--The Ben Hur. Keystone
State, Kanawha, Tom Rees No. y the
latter wns towing the Faille, which has
q broken shaft
PARK fRsBURG- River is feet 3
inches and falling Cloudy and mercury
nt 90 Passed down-The Virginia.
Passed down with cOal--The Belle Nc
dOwan. ]. c. FISHER. Passed up with
emDtlpB-The Sam Clark. The Little
KanawhA Ii falling. Passed up-The
fiiltOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved in SIX houra by the NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID.
NEY CURE" This new remedy Is q
great surprise on account Of it9 exceed.
ing promptness In relieving pain In the
bladder, kidneys, back ond every part
OF the urinary passage IN male or 70:
male. Il relieves retention Of water and
poIn In passing Il almost Immediately,
II you want quick relief and cure this
Il your remedy. Sold by r a. List
drugRIst, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

BOWLING.
BOWLING.

me bait week brought about no In.
portland easnEes In the club liAndIng in
the south SIDE Bowling LeaEue, but
10 Hsfvtstt are same nearer Randy
BOSS ana Fette'1 hoyB expect 70 D. able
q and IN iAird place At the hhlsh. THIS
ana next weeks games wind up the
winter season race Ia the South side
LeaRue. Il Il already settled that "a.
nous WIN win out and Il q about Is
Iauch % q sure ching that Tidal Wave
I'M m aecoAd place. The principal con-
fe0t now, a. stated. n between Randy
zoos and Harvest for third position.
- .f,V,gllnGs s=s@
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THE RIVER.
YEsrERpAY,s pEpARTrREA

pittsburgh. BEN HuR 3a. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWAA. 10 q IN, N.
Pittsburgh. .KE9SLONE STATE ~ = M
rincInnatI, VIRGINIA., =. m,
ZSneTViile. .LORENA, a, m,
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
parksrHburE. BEN HUR, y. m.
sisterGyille. -. RUTH. S:9o p. m,
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
f,toElnnati KEYSTONE STATE, s q. m,
PittsbUrgfl. HUDSON; a. M.
PaFkerShurg .ARGAND. u a. m.
MntamorHH. ..LENlNGTON, II T. N.
BIgterENIle. RUTH, $50 p. NJ.
Ciarington. :. LEROY. $50 p. m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

The Individual standing hal ehangod
Greatly sinea last week. eWos6t the lead
~. Camp6ell and O'Neill, dropping
OSVefai pegs. RlhF. the TIDAL Wave
man, o now IN the lead. but che margin
Il slender, and any one at dVe or gix
may land IN the lead At the Anish. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
MALE HELP WANTED.

MEN WANTED-To SELL A FIRST
.IHl CLASS, low price water hitter. NO
Gtralper, Makes water perfectly clear.
pure and sparkllng. Quick seller. , 143hESe
PTON FILTER CO., "A Frankfort street,
Cleveland, o. mfES
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RrppArH.s unlver.al History.

YOU can trust Us to move your piano
safely. our men have had fourteen
years experience with Us,
F.. W. BAUAfER CO.,
1910 Market Street
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R1ppArH,s unIverral III.lory.

YOU can trust our plano movers to
move your plano safely
j. w. BANNER co,
1910 Market street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

A STOCK Of over sixty pianos now In
our warcrooms gives an uneQualled OPP
Dortunlty for selection, -
w r. W, BANNER co.
1910 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

symp,oms--Molstura: intense ltchlnR
and singing, most g nlghti worse Dy
form. which often bleed an plCaral1, be-
ScSgn,ihr Very EIrc SWhYSE's ONT
SIsSf stoba the itching and bleeding,
heals uleeratloa; ana y d nu SshS ~ IN,
mai. for 70 cents. Dr. swa}.,c s Sou,
philadelphia.
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LIZ Yea a..

Who could lnsgins Tat thli sboald Sc
The piaes WhsTe, IL eighteen ulhSty-thfss
That vAits Vorla-uOuasF q arch lad
dome
shsula shadow he nAtIani, PoiyehTone...
mere Al the Fails vas the prize conferred
on AysssEPiliL By tie world preferred.
ehielEglike, they . record hheV.
Rlnss thsy ttsFtsd-so yoarS GSS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
Ayers cathartic Pills

To-
have. from the time Of their
preparation. been q continuous
success with the public. And
that means that Ayers Pills
accomplish what Is promised
for them: they cure where
others fail It was fitting.
therefore. that the worldwide
popularity Of these pills should
be recognised by the Worlds
Fair medal Of 1861 fact
which emphasizes the record:
so Years Of Cures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

naVton baao hali fans can then have
N dnpdFthnliS ~ siding up tia IN
and picking Their fatefittl.
Pm dent PdEGf, Of he IntaFs lalo
League, has issued the following bulls
I'm.
with Wheallng-J, &. 0dFvAy, w ],
Campbell, Thomas He1t, Joan 'foli,
JaHiea We.iainaFa, .Ffank Ken,
Frank A. Guest, w. Is. Lyons AleX
Kruss. William Kerr. John Bakef, 1alnea
CurtlA Edward NcGirnls. W. II. Taylor
Thomas o'Brien,
Manager ]. c. stroulhers, OF the ALans'
held lhlhr.state club. has announces "a! %.
allowing players signed; j itehela', =. y, N.
Ely. Lebanon, Pa; John setBert, balsi'
more. Nd, and Fred lSulpt. OF SlGye1
land: catcher, sd Lynch. % Ghleaeoi
outdelders Joieph Kat1, Beldlng' alteli.i
GeofEo StultH, Elnea Pa: ytsoeet
Gordon. Tallahassee, Nleh.i Peter SOM
IN, NSnsRald, ana n, 3. Solomon, OaS
HNrhpr. frank Carroll, o. Cleveland.
fhIrl bSSe, Manager Strputhera VIII pay
6rSf hHse. A second baGeman ana short
Sfon ~ yet 10 Be signed.
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This weeks schedule Is Rs.EOllOVs:
Monday .-Mail Pouch v&TIdal Waves
Tueslay-.turoTaS ~. aheF Nit.
ThursdAy--RAniy ROoS rs, Famous.
Frlday-F4arvest ". CeIRnllcs.
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WANTED.

"A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY
a county 10 sell the only authentie story
81 the HRthSld-McCoy feud. Sells for ses
Good pay 20 active WORKERS. For terms
ma territory write BARCLAY = co..
PubllSli6Fs, Cincinnati. o. nE1etkh&1
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FOR . SALE.

The National Collection Agency. ee
D. c.. viii dllpo0o OF the toi.
lowing judgments;
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FoR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY EoR sAI IIEss=
r6oHed houHe outbuildingB, rult, etc
Convenient 70 motor Terms easy. "A esrs
SSIn. j. G. HERNEY. Wheeling, W. "a,
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BenwoOd, March q.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-25

Senator McLaurin's illness
which developed at iorkville,
was much more serious than was
at first thought. Saturday night
The Register received the follow
ing telegram:
Bennettsville, 5. c., Aug. L.
Senator McLaurin reached home
last night. His illness is some
what more serious than fainting
spell. His physician insists on
absolute quiet and that he must
not take any further part, for the
present, lii the senatorial cam
paign
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-25

bill and l do not think he will
deny it. | am informed by good
authority that such is the fact.
While the senator has the floor.
let him also explain why he did
not deliver the speech after hav-
ing spent so much time in It's
preparation. 1t seems almost
cruel to spoil the elegant story
this laggard senator is giving out,
but the people snould know the
facts. He is charging McLaurin
with being Republican because
he sought to give fair play to his
own people and seeking to make
political capital out of it. Now
let him explain why he voted for
a $50 per cent. duty on the pro
duct Of a Millionaire manufacturer
and refused to vote y 30 per cent,
duty In the interest of the far
mers be seems so anxious TO have
vote for him! Irhy is a political
fraud. His record mere is filed
with suspicion aid no man can
investigate it without coming to
this conclusion. Hill and Muir
ply dictated his course and
changed his determination from
delivering speech against the
bill to casting vote for it.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-25
4 Remarkable Cure of Chronic
DiarrhHa.

La 1862, when | served my
country as a private In Company
y, 167th Pennsylvania Nolun-
teers, | contracted chronic dlar-
rhna. 1t has given me a great
deal of trouble ever since.
have tried a dozen different med
icines and several prominent doc
tors without any permanent re.
lief. Not long ago a friend sent
me sample bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera aud Diar-
rhma Remedy, and after that |
bought and took a so cent bottle ;
and now | can say that | am en-
tlrely cured. | cannot be thank
full enough to you for this great
Remedy, and recommend it to all
suffering veterans. If IN doubt
write me. Yours gratefully, Henry
Steinberger, Allentown, Pa. Sold
by j. +. Mackey IL Co. and b. @.
Hough Il Co, Lancaster, S. G.
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q. NJ. CKoSLAND.
| rivate Sccetary


In addition to this, Mr.. Cros-
land sent Il telegram TO the Gov
ernor conveying the same inior-
nation, with the added request
that the governor come at once
to Bennettsville. The governor,
accordingly, took the afternoon
Coast Line train for Bennettsville.
The following additional par
ticularS were received last night
from The Registers correspond.
ent at Bennettsville:
Bennettsville. 5. c., Aug. IL
Senator McLaurin arrived here at
$50 o'clock last night and went
Immediately to his home. He
was not feeling we'll, but he was
able to be up. He grew worse
during the night and has been in
bed all to-day. | called at his
residence at II o'clock tonight
and saw his private secetary,
MIR, Crosland, who says that the
senator is now resting quietly
His physician says that he must
have absolute rest and quiet for
a few days. He will probably not
be able to join the campaign par
~ again. There is no immediate
danger. What he needs is rest.
| found Governor Ellerbe at
Senator McLaurin's home to-
night. He came on the 9:3G
train and will spend morrow
with the stricken senator.