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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-12

CHICAGO-The cattle market was
very quiet to.day Prices were pretty
much nominal, ruling about soc higher
than year ago The outlook for next
week is good from the sellers stand
point and fair prices are likely TO be
paid. II the receipts do not show
marked increase.
In hogs further advance OF cents
took place. Prices are now back to
about where they We're last week, The
bulk OF the hogs sold at 81 O5G4 ~:
heavy packing lots selling al 81 I5dS 10
and prime hogs ut 81 i2iaQ4 IL.
Prices for sheep showed no particular
change Westerns sold at 81 S5N5 %
and few prime natives at s. %, Com
mon to fair sheep brought 81 OOqA 20
Lambs sold actively at 50 5OG4 % for
UuIls UP TO So 90 for prime Colorados.
Prime westerns sold at s. IS.
Receipts: Cattle 200 head; hogs
1900 head: sheep 1000 head.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa.-Cattlc. steady:
prime IS 00G5 10; feeders 81 75Hi 80;
bulls. stays and cows s. OOll3 90,
Hogs active and higher. Best York
eTs and prime medium 81 25H+ 80; com
mon 10 fair Workers. 81 1894 70; heavy
81 2Od4 30: pigs 50 9Ogi 90: roughs 81 20
al 50.
Sheep. firm. wooded sheep 81 4Od4 80;
wooded lambs 81 25G5 30: clipped sheep
choice "a SOdt IS. common 50 0OdS so;
choice lambs St lOdj %: common 10
good 81 25a5 o. Veal calves 81 5Og5 o.
CINCINNATI. Ohio-Hogs active
and strong at 50 2jd4 10: receipts 400
head; shipments 1000 head.
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the lucky card. MAJ wheat, which was
only worth G47So yesterday afternoon.
started with buyers az from G6h TO 6GAc
and kept backing up and filling with &c
per bushel Of the opening figures during
the greater portion OF the forenoon.
Liverpool opened with gain OF hd.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 2b4
cars aginst 2j6 cars week ago and 49,
cars on the corresponding day OF last
year
Chicago receipts were c Rrs. Brad
streets reported the weeks shipmen; OF
wheat and Hour at 2,O37,0O0 bushels
aEins: 2,46i.O 900 bushels on the week be-
fore and LIZA, 900 bushels year ago
Reports about prospects for winter
wheat and concerning spring wheat seed
ing were both bad, and to many II SEEM
ed that they were bad enough OF them-
selves to warrant all the advance In the
days prices and good deal more,
a report from ST. Louis was received 70
the efIec; that the state report on the III
nOis crop would put the condition al Sdc.
The government. report 20 be Issued inns
evening Is expected TO be about IN inc
with the Cincinnati price currents estl-
mate OF from 900, 900 to SlO,OOO,OOu
bushels as It's total A condition OF 81
for the whea; area would indicate 'rop
OF about 2O5. 900 900 bushels o. an acreage
of $4,000. OOO acres The days range IN
May wheat was from Gj& 80 s64s gb6isc
and the closing price was 66c. July rue
tun'ad between C5Isc and 66Nc and CLOSED
at 6hMr The general impression win
regard to the visible FOR the week ls Ge-
crease, OF about $500. OO0 bushels.
Corr ruled firm all day. The market
was influenced chiefly by the stronger
lone IN whea: and the war news ana
there was an active covering by shorts
with little for sale, Exports were sinai
to-day IS, 900 bushels, May opened Sc
higher at 23Ac, sold az 2Shc. then ad-
vanced TO 23%c. closing firm a. s"fag
233Sc
Oats participated In the general feeling
and an unusually large business was
credited to the days market The man
feature was the buying OF shorts esptc-
ialIy those who sold yesterday. Exports
amounted to C., 900 bushels. May opened
sc higher at 16hGi6Ac. advanced 10
l6iLc ana closed at 6&Il6l5C.
Provisions were very firm on the war
scare and on light hog receipts me
market opened at slight advance anG
Under good buying By packers, prices
advanced steadily English packers SOLD
pork 10 a limited extent. AZ the close
Nav WAS lJc higher a. IS 80; May lar q
no higher at 81 20 ard May ribs aoOu'
i9lLc higher at s. 6IiRc.
Estimated receipts Monday:
Wheat cars; corn lSO cars oats -
cars; hogs $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
3 ~ I
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GERMANS ARE ANGRY
no Not Like the EmpsrOr's shabby Treat.
mSnt Of BlSmArOk- other News From
Germany.

no Not Like the Empsror's Shabby Treat,
mOnt Of BlSmArOk-Othsr News From
Germany.
BERLIN. April 1.-THE fact, which
has now become known In spite OF re-
ports to the contrary, that Emperor
William sent neither message Of cons
graduation nor other greeting to Prince
Bismarck on his birthday. has been
generally and severely commented
upon by the German press, and has
rendered the emperor. for the time be-
Ing very unpopular Even the CentrlSt
press deems the commission to I've an act
OF objectionable rudeness, and Prince
Bismarck Is said to be so deeply Onend-
ed that he will never forgive his maj
csty. AZ FriederiChsruhe II Is under
stood that more startling revelations
are being prepared 80 that merry war
fare between Friedcrchsruhe md BerN
lin will shortly be resumed.
German exports during the past
three months show an enormous In
crease for the consular districts Of
Hamburg. Bremen, Stettln, DantZsic,
Koenlgsburg and MRgdeburE. All the
increases were largely for sugar and
other foods, which have been hurried
90 the United States "a escape the new
tarifr duties. The other districts. with
few exceptions. such as GlHuchau,
Brcslau, Annaberg. CTcfeld. Frankfort,
etc. show considerable decreases.
With encouragement from the Social
list party. the leaders OF worhdngmen
OF Germany have resolved to celebrate
May day en- maSsc as labor holiday,
The Employer Federation, founded In
1895. has resolved to dismiss from en-
ployment all those who do not go 20 work
ON May day. unless they shall have obs
tanned special permission to stay away.
Trouble Is anticipated
BY the empcror's instruction, the re-
mains OF Frederick the Great. now IN the
garrison church OF Putsdam, Will be re-
moved and reburicd In a fine mausoleum
to be erected In strict accordance with
the win OF Frederick the Great on the
terrace of the Chateau Of Sans Soucl.
An Interpolation OF the governments
Intentions In view " the new United
States tariff and the reciprocity clause
OF 1891. will come up Immediately after
the Easter holidays. supported by the
Conservative, National Liberals and
part Of the Center The sCmi-otiicial
Correspondent" .lys edI;orially: The
Interpolation viii not serve useful
purpose. and. while the Agrarians doubt
less would welcome tariff wa with the
United States. German industry would
suffer therefrOm
The trottinE mare Bethel, or Nellie
Kneebs. seized when Robert +. Kneebs,
the American hors enan, was arrested,
VIII be sold by the government al public
auction. The lowest bid which VIII BE-
admitted IL 1900 marks.
The remains u Johannes Braems. the
composer OF music. who died Saturday
last. will be buried between the tombs OF
Beethoven and Schubert He left no
legal will. only letter TO his publisher
Slmrock. making the Society u Friends
0t Music the sole heir OF his fortune OF
$4,000 and the copyrights Of his compost"
tons. together wEth all hts manuscripts
and beautiful collection OF autographs,
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CHICAGO-W wheat to-day executed
another " the somersaults which have
characterized that market Of late, the
May option closing strong at a iiEc ad-
vance. The wnr-likr turn to AFFAIRS az
tho Greek frontier scared shorts and
their covering mndo a very strong mar.
ket all day Corn, oats and provisions
were similarly affected. corn advancing
&c. oats nc and provisions 7Gai6c.
The bears In the wheat pit wore dis.
lRrcenbly surprised at the opening.
English CpHsoig declined size FOR money
and g-lGc Tor the account and The morn
Ing newspapers had details OF the Greeks
having crossed The Turkish frontier and
encountered The troops 81 the latter
power A European war hao on former
made so many fortunes for bun
operators In wheat that the mercst
shadow Of the possibility Of such another
chance makes them grab In a body for
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FINANCE Avn TRADE
The Features Of the Money aud Stock
MnrLelH.


NEW YORK. April 1O.-Money on
call easy at plal% per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3R.a4 per cent. sterl-
ing exchange steady, with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at 81 S5a4 S7ii
for demand and at 81 s5l.a4 So for sixty
days. Posted rates 81 S6ia6Tt ssh Com
merclaI bills 81 So Bar silver elise,
Mexican dollars iSAsc.
There was quite marked undertone
OF tirmness on the stock exchange to-
day, but the market reflected depression
o. the London market on Rccoun: Of
the outbreak OF hostilitiei In the
Greece-Turkish frontier The opening
was AZ a somewhat higher range than
the current prices III London, and there
were sales for the foreign account OF
the international account. The prices OF
these was brought down 10 the London
level soon after the opening. Both the
grangevs and the coaiers were pressed
fIr sale and New Jersey Central and
Delaware & Hudson lost q poin. each.
Chicago Gas was the leader Of the
market. though the sales Of stocks were
only abous 5000 OF these over 1900
shares were OF Chicago Gas. The buying
wac good and tn prices rose 20 S3hc.
the best OF the week and
in fact. in mnny weeks The rise in this
stock stiMencd the genra! market, SUI
gar rising TO III and Delaware and
Euds6. and New Jersey Central re-
covering the decline. The railway list
generally sharel In the rally. but not
sufficiently so to overcome the early
deCIlng. The decrease of Sb,Oi7 IN the
earnings FOR the frs: week In April OF
St, Paul was factor IN the early de-
"A q
firm az the rally, but most OF the stocks
showed a slight net loss.
The condition OF business in the stock
market Is closely parallel to that which
prevailed previous to the announcement
or the Lake Shore refunding operation
early In March and the notable buying
OF nIlrCad stocks which followed
Prices. except Ior some OF the Wander
bill, properties and a few Of the special
ties which are affected by peculiar cir
cdmstance, are quite materially lower
than then. bat the situation presents
the same marrow market and the same
persistent Industry NJ the bears In ma
nlpulat!ng special stocks for their et-
feet on the general list.
Evening Posta London financial ca
bleErAm:
Tine decline IN the Bank OF Germany
rai. had no effect In this city to-day
The stock markets here were disturbed
bv the Greek frontier incidents aud the
close was at the lowest, consols fell TO
H. 9-lGC
The pressure for gold Is now so strong
that the Bank OF England to-day sold
100. 600 pounds In bars. Il Is believed Tor
Austria In connection with the gold
payments. which have to be made by
that government TO the national bank
there as a result OF the recent contract.
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.,
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Special Dispatch to the InteliIGeneer.
CHARLESTON. W Va. April To-
The supreme Court to-day disposed of
the following cases: Davis -. Davis,
from Wiz county. opinion by Dent, de-
cree ri CircGj. court affirmed.
buxton W. Shafer. from Berkeley
county. opinion by BranIon: decree OF
circpi; court affirmed
Pack ~. Shankllr et. al. from Mon
roc county. opinion by English; decree
Of circuit court affirmed. Judge Deat
dissenting
Pearre Bros. & Co. VS. Anderson
from Mercer county petition for writ Of
error and supcrscdeas refused.
Adams VIZ. R6Wu, from Ohio county,
petition for writ oferror and supefse-
IDEAS refused.
Adjourned Till next Saturday,
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by heal applications, az they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF tho ear.
There IL only way to cure Deafness. and
that II by constitutional remedies Deaf
ness is caused by an lhnamcd condition
~ the mucous lining OF the Eustachlan
Tube. when this tube gets lnfarncl Won
have n umbllng sound or Imperfect
hearing. and when II 10 entirely closed
Deafness IL the result. and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out ana the
tube restored TO lts normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever. nine
cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing but an lnHamed condl.
ton Of the mucous surfaceM
We viii give One Hundred Dollars Tor
any case ~ Deafness (causcd By catarrh
that cannot b" cured by Halrs Catnrrh
Cure. send Tor circulars. free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. o.
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Open High Low Clos"
Ing est. est. Ing

RECOMMENDATIONS were as follows:
Flour-Dull: winter patents 81 3OI4 so;
straiGhts 81 OOi4 20: spring patentS 80 S9
al 10. straIghts 50 3OdS 60; bakers y 20
az 10 q
wheat-No, . spring 65Ndss9sc; No, :
red SeIsaS5hc
Corn-No. ?. 23lsd23Sr,
Oats--No. .. Ice. No. white 2OIsH
2ls,c: No. white l7d@Ohc,
Ryc-No. ., SOC zoo.
Birley-No. nominal; No. 3, 2IGS2c:
No. 4, 2JT2Sisa.
mothyseed-Prime 81 6ei5m2 50
Pork-Mess, per barrel IS SOgs So
I.nrd-Psr 100 lbs 81 90
Short rlbs-Sfdss QooSei 81 5Od4 40.
Dry sailed shoulders tboxedl 5"R5'se'
Short clear sides boxed iAq4Ac.
whisky is,Illers' finished good', per
gallon 81 Is.
Ruttcr-MarKe. steady; creamerIeS II
alSc: dairy lIdi6c.
Cherse-Fair a lOiSdiOAc.
Egga-Firn; fresh SEa9c.
NEW YORK-FlOur. receipts lSOsO
barrels: exports 1870 barrels; market
1uIpt. but steAdler. with the advance
In wheat. Minnesota patents 81 S5Hi o.
MinnCgota bakers 81 3Jn3 60. winter
patents 81 45H4 Co. extras 81 l5H5 oO'
do low grades s. 6Od2 40 Wheat, e&-
ports Al 1870 bushels; spot market hrmer'
No red TIC; No, hard winter '-AS'
,ptInns opened strong and active on q
E,uroneau war scare and hrmer cables,
shorts being large buyers. After re-
action due to realizing prices rallied
again on covering and fears OF bullish
government crop report. CloslnE 80 &c
higher: No. . red May 72aHIGrc; clos
ed NJ 72igC. Corn, receipts lJ,JOO bush-
els. EXPORTS 1872 bushels. spot market
1rrnpr: No. ?, 2lLC: options opened
stronger. with wheat, and ruled gener..
allv firm all morning on demands OF
shorts. closing l4HNc higher Aprll
closed 2s7sc; May 2S@n..c: closed at
aS5sc. oats. receipts $500 bushels. eN-
norris 81, gSi bushels; spot market arm;
No. >, &c; options quiet, 9nI , ,GL.S !,
With the other months. closing hghc
higher; MAY 2lAd2ihc: closed Al 2lhc.
HaV 1ulet: shipping 55ajIiac; good to
choice 72lsd75c. Hops dull state; com.
mon TO choice. 1895 crop, 2iaN6c; 20
rron 5G iOl5c: Pacific coast, 1895 crop.
9G6r. '9G, 76li2c. Hides quiet; Galveston
iic. Ruenos Ayres iSihGlS%c: Cnlitor-
min I6I,c. Texas lie. Leather firm. hem
lock sale Bucnos Ayrcs light TO heavy
weights 2O@2lc Beef steady, family
50 bOIiO 80: extra mess 81 jOUS 90: beef
hams fig OOdl9 50; packet = 'Oas %.
Cutmeats steady: picked bellies '4N
5Ssc. do shoulders 5'ad6c; do mans va
gIEc Lard frmCr; western 81 10; refined
s,e,dy Pork steady; mess 50 0Om9 %:
shnrt clear 50 7salO 10. family s. I5H
ia 20 Butter steady; western creamery
ii6flgc. do factory lOGl3c; imitation
crn,r,arv IIdl7c; state dairy lin lNsc,
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MRS. A. TWEEN, residing at 100
Henry 81. Alton. ILL.,, suffered with sci.
attic rheuma tism FOR over eight months
She doctored Tor II nearly the whole OF
This Anne. using various remedies rec
commended by friends, and was treated
by the physicians, but received no re-
lief She then used one and "a half bot
lies Of Chamhcrlain's Pain Balm, which
effected a complete cure. This Is pub
lished at her request, as she wants 9th.
ers similarly AFFLICTED 90 know what
cured her The 81 and 80 cent sizes FOR
sale by druggists.
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I5sc; consectIoners' A 4Rc; cutloaf
5SSe; crushed SIC; powdered &c; gran-
ulated 4%c; cubes &c.
BALTIMORE. Md.-Flour, dull and
unchanged: receipts 1913 barrels; exs
ports 1905 barrels. Wheat, dun; spot
7aGG73iac' MAY 72lsG72H; receipts
4.gtS barrels; southern wheat hy sam
pie 7id7jC. Corn, firm; spot 27hq2IAc:
AIay 27tsd27&: steamer mixed 2S1sp
23Ssc; receipts lO2.657 bushels; exports
GlA29 bushels; southern white corn E5ts
T2Oc; do yellow g7a27hc. oats. quiet
and steady: No. 9 white 25GgGc; No. 2
mixed 93Isd2tc: receipts 5,39S bushels;
exports 100 bushels. Rye. steady; No. :
western CSC bid; receipts 3, 3Oi bushels;
exports l7.l43 bushels.
Hay, firm: choice timothy SIT 30 bid.
Grain frelghts. DUH and unchanged.
Butter steady, unchanged. EGGS, firm;
unchanged. Cheese, steady; unchanS-
ed.
CINCINNATI. ohTo-Flour. quiet,
Wheat quiet aud firm No. red sac:
receipts 10000 bushels shipments 5000
bushels. Corn. steady; No. mixed Zoe.
Oats. quiet: No. ., 2OlSc. Rye. quiet
No 9 23iLc. Lard. firm. iOhc. Bulk
meats. frmer;H SOFA 9O Bacon firm;
s. 5jdJ 90. Whisky. arm: sales SOS bar
rels on basis Of 81 IS for spirits. Butter,
sugar firm. EGGS, strong, Sc. Cheese
steady.
TOLEDO. Ohlo-Wheat. higher and
firm; No. cash S7Nc; May Sgc Corn,
dull and steady: No. : mixed s5Fc
Oats active and steady; No. mlxedlIc
Rye. dull and lower; No. cash S24sc,
Cinyersepd active. and steady; prime
cash 81 90 OH unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa Butter, steady
but quiet; fancy western creamery zoe.
Eggs. firm. better demand. fresh near
by l0c: do western lOdlOac. The latter
for free cases. Cheese, duh and I'M
changed.
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INF ELKINS BILL.
Ono hase OF the Question of Re.
storing Our shipping.
7HyDAYS wHENIT FLOuRlSHED

"a How It wa, Ds,trOysd--Nsw EnE-
hnd was the Nursery Of American shIP-
plur-.EnEland's Policy Conditions In
INT. country arc now RIPE for the Res
,or.tlon ofshlppIng ard the Extension
Of Trade Ola Every AsA,
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G. o. BREWSTER, Receiver.
TINE Table No, Is, 10 take effect 1851 q. N.
Sunday November ~. 1895
Leave WheclinE-fS.0O. t9d5, sil:iO q m,
1890, '3:ii tl.9l. $500 p. M.
Leave Fenlnsull-.S'lG 1851. sil:i6 q. M,
2:gG, 'S;2l, 1886. EJQ6 y M.
Leave Martins Ferry-iS:i2. i9;5i. Ill:51
a. m. 1852 '3'g1, ti;i2 sg:i2 y. m.
Arrive Terminal Junctipn-tS:i7. 1854,
gll.5 n M i2lSS '3.i2. si6, {9:iS D. m.
Leave Terminal Iunciiou-'I;2a, $500 \.
Leave Martins Ferry an 1901 q. M.
'ig.l5 N:8j. N:l0 5sl9, S.62 p, M,
Leave Peninsula -ii;al, 1874 4. m, SEA.
Iil, Nl1 1855 tN,bS y, N
Arrive WlvrIiHg-ii; 800 \ m, 'l2:5I,
tiiT. 1895. U..I, .9,D5 D. N
'Daily Daily except Sunday. Sundays
only
An trains Will run on Eastern Time.
j. h. TATSSIG, Superintendent.
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NEW YORK--wool firm; fleece lea
2lc: pulled ija2Oc
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NEW YORK-The weekly bank
statement: Reserve. decrease, $685.
SOS: loans. decrease. SEQ. 100: specie, de-
crease, Sll9,9OO: legal tender, decrease,
81, 2O4.lOO: deposits, decrease, *5,SOSsO
circulation, decrease, $ll2,60O
The banks now hold $46.l7O,O5O in ex-
cess Of the requirement OF the % per
cent rule.
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NEW YORK-PiG iron easy: south
rrn $40 O0dll 90; northern $40 6Oal2 20
Copper dull; brokers 50 so, Lead dull
brokers' 81 30. Tin plates dull.
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fDaily, except sunday,
sunday church trains VIII leave Elm
.rnVe All g.tl A M and wheeling 1t 1871
D m. II. H. wEIS0ERRER,
General Manager.
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SLAGLE & CO., BROKERS.
ions, Stocks and Cotton,

Grain, Provisions, Stocks and Cotton.
1922 Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
Direct private wires to tho Chicago
Hoard OF Trade and the New York Stock
Exchange, over which we receive con-
tinuous markets and the latest news.
Long Distance Telephone, 2i5
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OIL CITY-There was but one quota
ton for certificate oil. S4Ac, which was
bid ut the close. Credit balances I'M
changed. Shipments 69,3Sl barrels;
runs 90, 2i2 barrels.
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE RAILROAD.
lSavo waocll8g Leave Elm Grove

ON ana a'lyr Saturday. February :. 1884
trains ,yill run as follows, city time:
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NEW YORK-Petroleum, Pennsyl-
vania crude steady; May SIZE bid:
sales none.
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i5sc; conSeotIoners' A 4Rc: cutloaf
5SSe; crushed 53sc; powdered &C; gran-
nh inl "A. q. nmhna 10
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OTHER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.


Time Table In effect February Il. 1897.
'DAily. tDally except Sunday. Eastern
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RHEELING BRIDGE d TEREINLL RY.

Ut. LANE, T. p. q.
Wheeling, w VA
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-07-17
CHINESE PREVENTIVE or RAe,E:

CnsNESe OF RABIES
Eating the Liver Of the DOG RECON-
nended ~ . Cure for the Bite.
A French missionary in China wit
messed recently how two Of his carriers
were bitten by rabid dog and was very
much worried about it, says Modern
Medicine. Several Chinese who hap
pened to be there told him that his
worry was absolutely uncalled for, since
they had an undoubtedly safe proven
tive against the poison Of rabid dog
taking effect, and to prove the assertion
Ave Cinnamon who had been bitten in
March of last year by mad dog were
presented to the missionary. He found
that Cinnamon eat of the raw liver Of
mad dog after being bitten, and If
they partake of this within given time
after. the accident, 1t is said they will not
be subject to hydrophobia. tits curious
that Plinius in his natural history rec
ommends eating the liver of mad dog,
If bitten, az raw a. possible, and they
who could not swallow the liver raw
should have it cooked and drink the
broth therefrom. It is not positively
known whether this remedy is efica-.
cious, but it appears to be worthy Of
investigation, particularly since this
seems to be the actual beginning Of the
isopathic treatment since perfected by
Pasteur and Koch.
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President McKinley's Hawaiian annex
ation treaty, which after only twenty
four hours consideration was drafted
and thrown into the Senate to withdraw
attention from the sugar deal, is likely
to cause trouble. Japan has formally
protested. Under Jspan's present trea.
ty with Hswii, the twenty five thousand
1aps on the island are entitled to oiti.
ssnship. II these islands are annexed
these Japanese cannot become citizens of
the United STAGES and consequently can
not be enfrsnohised in Hawaii. Japan
has protested in no uncertain terms.
Her direct declaration OF rights opened
the eyes OF the Senators who heard the
protest read in executive session. Argu.
Ing from it's terms there 10 nothing else
but war it the United States persists.
As matter of fact there is no danger
now. When this treaty has served its
purpose Of drawing public attention it
will be withdrawn end pison-holed, just
as was the last oEe.