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PEELS THE POWERS
Continued from First Page)

the proposed occupation of Gambia by a
British detachment The only ground Of
protest stated is that Gambia, besides be-
ing one of the central telegraph stations
communicating with France. is also the
Grief trading point. Almost all Of the
merchants and exporters in Crete are
Frcnchmen.
FOREIGN TROOPS IN CRETE.
Canea, March 1S.-The foreign troops
who are to constitute the occupying force
Of the powers have been located as fol-
lows: The French will occupy Sitia and
/ Spinalonga; the British, Gambia; the
Russians, Retimo, and the Germans, Ca
nea and Srda Bay. The Russian com
mander has already notified the COVER
nor of Ret;mo OF his intention TO land
800 troops.
MIGHT HAVE HIT SOMEBODY.
London, March 18-Ofnclal dispatches
received here from CreIe say the Cretan
insurgents attacked the Turkish position
at Sitia yesterday. The French and Brit
ish warships each fired a shot, where
upon the Cretans retired. 1t is added
that French lieutenant was fired on
by insurgents at a distance of 200 yards,
which is pointed at as showing the de-
termined attitude of the Cretans.
FIGHTING IN CRETE.
Athens, March 1S.-A dispatch from
Canea this evening says that the admi-
rails have not yet announced the block
ade of the island.
There was fighting yesterday at the vii
lage of Gaia, outside Gambia. The
Turks were repulsed, with six killed and
thirty wounded.
The law courts OF Canea have been
rlents worth hundreds Of thousands of
drachmSs to the Christians
The official report of the fighting yes
terday outside of Gambia shows that the
insurgents attacked the military Gordon
from Yefaracha TO Argyro, about four
miles ives: of Gambia. Reinforcements
were sent as they were needed until
eleven companies of regulars and seven
companies Of temporarily enrolled gen
d. armerie had gone TO the front. Alto
gether, 5000 men were engaged in the
conflict, which lasetd six hours. The
losses Of the insurgents are unknown.
~ AiSS u ms Sll w CAlASSI1y thASAuC Va
Retimo was provoked by the Mohamme-
dams. Both the insurgents and Moham-
medsns had five killed and many woun-
ded
Fighting was continued today at the
village of Monastr.
\ telegram from Larissa reports that
there have been various movements by
the Turkish troops along the frontier
Two thousand Of the Elazona corps have
occupied the plain between Domenco and
Demassi. An entire army corps has been
transferred from Monaste TO Janinia.
All the crew Of the Greek vessel which
WAS sunk by the Austrian gunboat near
Canea swan ashore.
Canea, March 1S-There were sharp
engagements between the Turks and
Cretans this morning outside OF Reti-
mo.
REWARDED BY THE POPE.
Rome. March 1S.-The pope has confer
red decorations upon several French Of
flcers who saved the Roman Catholic
religious houses during the fires at Ca
nea
NICE. SOFT JOB FOR HANK.
Paris, March 1S.-It is reported here
that Prince Henry OF Orleans Will be
offered the position OF governor of Crete.
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light hcss and pigs no longer command a

III -44ilU-H
Sheep-Prices for sheep ruled firm: COM
mon 70 choive sheep sold az s3.eoG4.35. wes-
terms comprising the bulk OF the offerings
ard going for s4.0@i4.& as rule. Prime
native sheep were again scarce and largely
nominal a Sl.fOd4.60. Lambs were wanted
et :. 50ft4o0 for a few poor lots, up 10 s5.Zl
for choice western fiocks.
Receipts-Cattle $500. hogs 1900, sheep
s.Ooo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, March 1s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts S,000: shipments $50; market strong
er. Texas steers SS-lV1i.25: Texas COWS az :,
N3i0; native steers SS.l01t5-tfS; native cows
and heifers s1-50el4.50; stockers and feed
ers s. 50a4.4 40; bulls Sl.25I3.5o.
HOeS-Receipts 5000; shipments 500; mar
ket weak TO &c lower. Bulk OF sales 1857
3.s5; heavies s3.soa4.c0; packers SS.a5qa-a9;
mixed $3.s5G4.0o: lights sS.70sS.s5; workers,
s3Sa3.90: pigs SS2}13.60.
Sheep-Receipts ESQ; shipments =: mar
ket steady. Lambs sS.o0q i-65; muttons S2.c
Gi.O0
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis Mo. March S-Ca.tle-Receipts
2,0ce; market steady to strong Native ship
ping steers s4.00I5.a0; steers under 1900 lbs.
s. 40di15: stockers and feeders s.40u4. =;
cows and heifers s2.S0G400; Texas steers
s2.7JG4 %; Texas COWS and he-fers S.Of
$50.
Hogs-Receipts 1880: market steady for
choice, others Zoe lower. Light s3.SeQ4.oo:
mixed S. 6OGic1: heavy s35GT4.01is.
Sheep-Receipts 100: market steady. Ma
tive muttons S3.5Uli4.25; lambs $685.. 40;
Texas sheep S. l0G3.S0.
NEW YORK.
New York. March 1S-Beeves-Receip,
3e9; 70 trading. Cables quote American
steers AT HAZE; sheep 100lli2c; refrigera-
tor beef 9Gl9c.
Hogs-Receipts 201S; weak at S-s5G4.l5.
Sheep-Reee;pts 2,75I; sheep steady, si.eo
n 81
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

]. D. Shields of Derby, was in the city
yesterday on business.
F. S. Jackson of Eureka, Kan, is regis
tered at the Carey hotel
A. E Neal, the Eagles Topeka cores
pendent. arrived in the city yesterday.
]. Jackson OF Sunnydale, leaves this
morning over the Santa Fe for Engle-
wood on business.
John f. Ballard, prominent Mason
Of Winfield. is in the city attending the
Scottish Rite conclave.
DR.. Poyner of Tischimingo, Indian ter
ritory, is in the city visiting his daugh-
ter, VINO is a pupil at All Hallows.
Seymour Price, one of the leading can
didates for secretary of the territory.
was up from oklahoma City yesterday.
John Ratliffe, ranchman of Cunning
ham, Kingman county, was in town
Yesterday looking for bunch Of feeders.
The sorest crowd in town yesterday
was the Democratic contingent They
didn't Ike the way the Republicans got
together
s H. Eastus, one OF the leading mer-
chants of Oklahoma. was in the city
yesterday telling about the spring beau
ties OF Oklahoma.
IT the United States district court yes
terday the sentence Of Guy Pearl was
reduced from five 70 two years. Other
wise the court was occupied with court
cases.
M cfi
red up. They have heard from Cleve-
land, o., again in regard to the estate.
calling upon them to close up the stock
and get ready 10 receive riches.
Frank Wildman, one of the leading
merchants of Purcell, Oklahoma, was in
town yesterday, preparing to in
crease his stock. Mr.. George Blair of
Ashland, Kan. will take half share with
Mr.. Wildman and the new firm begins
business next week.
il. PARCEL, editor of the Greensburg
signal. has been in the city this week
attending the district court. He says
.he tearing up of the Wichita and West
ern track TO that town has made it g.
weeks trip TO get to Wichita and back,
and for that reason most of the business
out there goes to Hutchinson instead of
coming here as formerly. He says that
II coo head of cattle have recently been
brought into the county and more are
coming. Mr.. PARCEL thinks they have
the necessary conditions for one of the
greatest cattled istricts in the west and
that two years more will see that coun-
try turned to grazing purposes.
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THE WEATHER..

Wichita. Kan, March IS, 1877.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and cooler Friday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was rs degrees, the
lon est 80 degrees. and the mean g degrees. (
with a dense fog in tn morning, clear in
the middle OF the day. and mild thunder
storm az night with heavy rain and little
hall 20 SD pm. II inch. and very low
barometer. .. 40 inchesat p. m.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been Il degrees
For the past eight years the average
temperature for the month OF March has
been Il degrees, and for the 18th day Il de-
grees. FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer
Washington. D. c. March Is-Foliow,ng
is the forecast I'll s ?. n Friday
Fer Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair during the day, west winds; cooler
Friday evening.
For Kansas-LOcal showers followed by
clearing and colder weather; winds shift
f-<- 70 North
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
EEICAl-D

Chicaco. Ills. March IS-Cattl-Fri,s
fer cattle we're stronger for desirable or
fari1gs. sales bling brisk on IRE basis %
sST0a5Sa FOR common 70 stT.ctly choice
beef steers. with the bulk % the trading
at 81 STiS1 Bulls sold mostly 81 s3-s9ff, ~
ana CONS and hsifsrs scl1 mUesr better
than earlier IN The week. Choice heifsrs
sold as high IS si.S Calves were o1fe7ei
- sle usus, far numbers AID sold - high
as 81 o. Ch6lee Texas ste-rS brought s. =
and an unusually prime I0t brought go
There was reaction in the hog market.
and clthcushf receipts were again LgE;
prices declined : cents TIE bUlk % TIE
hoxS crossed tbs scales AT SssSsIEe9. heavy
PRIME me5suzn weights sold 81 &.J7ss. Ths
class : Eow the best sellers ard nrins
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ESSS-tlrm.
Poultry-Firm; turkeys 1212Gl3c; chick
ems S4Sc; ducks HAZE.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo, March 1S.-Wheat-Ac-
tive; about steady; No. hard. nc; No. 8,
70G74i2c: No. 4. 6CG65c; No. red. S3G9tc;
No. 5, S5Q9oc; No. 1, 70QSoc; No. ? spring,
74H75c; No. 3. 70d72c.
Corn-Fraciionally higher, active; No. .
mixed. 1S1ac.
Oats-Nomlnally firm; No. white, $50
PIC.
Hay-steady, fairly active: choice timo-
thy. $S.50d990; choice prairie, $5.5od600
Butter-Quality OF country poor, demand
light; creamery, 16G17c; dairy, 1OG13c.
Eggs-Steady, quoted at 7i2c.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. No. March 1S-Receipts-Flour
400: wheat 46.Oe0; corn 7i.000; oats 5000
Shpments-Flour 5000; wheat 22,l01: corn
liS Geo: oats l2Ga.
Wheat-Higher; No. . cas-. elevator. So:
track. IS: No. hard cash. 70; May, S9I2 bid;
July 20 bid.
corn-Higher; No. cash. PIC; May. 22,io
bid.
oats-Higher; No. cash. Use; May ISIS
Pork-FIrm; standard mess jobbing. $50
@91o
Lard-Firm; prime steam s3.o71s; choice,
s3.I7.
NEW YORK.
New Ork. March 81 4Ouf-ElectlpLS u
coo barrels; exports 5,l57. Dull but very
steady.
Rye-Steadier: No. > western. size.
Wheat-Receipts more; experts 400 bu-
Spot firmer: No hard SSisc; options steady
ana unchanged 20 &c higher; No. > red
March Sic; May, Si,c.
Corn-Receipts $3.50 bushels; exports s.
625. Spot iirmer: No. = 2si5c; steamer NIX
ei &c; options generally firm, unchanged;
March 24Ssc. May. 500 July. Si4c.
Oats-Rece:pts 65.odo bushels; exports o.
Os5. Spot steady; No. >. 2ls4c; options quiet
but steady. sc net advance, May, 2s2sc-
Lard-Steady; western steamed Sii2;z:
refined quiet.
Buiter-Stsady: western creamery l2EIle:
Elgins 70: factory 7u1iisc-
Eggs-Stea 1y: state and Pennsylvania 70
i2G11c; western 101zc; southern lo4Ioisc.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Eng. March -Wheat-Spot
firm; demand poor; No. : red sPrin, esitzf;
No. ! California. 6sSd- Futures opened
quiet with near and distant positions = !
higher: closed steady with near ana DIS
tant positions unchanged from yesterday
closing prices; business about equally Gss-
tributed; March, 6sli-d; May. sd; July.
6SSi.
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New York. March 1s.-CleariagS. $751;
Gso.0S2; balances $500. os7.
Boston. March Is.-Clea-ings. s149c4.-
6iS; balances S1.Si0.S57
Philadelphia. March 1S.-Clsarances
s9.O9S.sS balances s1.sSe. $40.
Baltimore. March IS.-Clsarings, s..
25S,0 balances. SSS5. 79i.
ST. Louis. March IS.-C,ea-ings. Sc, $50
AZ; balances. SOL. Sss Money 5 and |
per cent; New York exchange % cent.
premium bid: 80 cents asked
Washington. March 1s.-Toiay's state
meut OF the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. szl7.SSS,
1s6; gold reserve. SI5l. ,2e4
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xSGLA~Us HONOR ASD FAmE


a. the meeting o the Sstl1ral I..bsrsi
Eederati "a here fa.s uornfng. slr WIZ
la=a Vernon Hsrcoprt. LIBERAL lssse-.
sd ~ ho2ed t1s opiniozs collected ~
the sneeffag yesterday DarainE c9utg Re
tru<tsf ~ samples - the policy ire I.la-
erals = fhs house - c-nnlers Rs-e pre-
PARED - pursue ri cas great c-8ns q
,he reputation q me EaEHsh uaf ~.
7ils rasaksr atfel nat BE- aaa "czrrsf
q naske. = ne E,9F.ozs ness wav3
zzasas; Lord Beaooasael4 feem ff-s D
is7s and Eas reaIv - E>-Geht the hsr-
~ TIE feeoreeuona of rzt csasess
81 aaaE7fs .aFsz ths Only potss c91s.sfs1ls
a - the hcr9r ard fame 90 EnEIanz
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oon 81 Is 80 -


T.1asoE. EeE-. Nkfrh 0-Essrs;aTT %
ssase for 80 Colo "a Cas-r sesiafa. aHa-
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a.ssef fhsF afre ras s9are fesf az
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says a.st E s. reported sass 8-x -
1srssranrs lszg SEX oerasz IRA ssa.
Ern3sr aGt Presses. Esegn ~ 1s@smfezs
stssn 50 @aa fkos.sfs q fern ttssrzz
a.ss1 seiFeea tae Fssfs Ass.ezs s.szas~
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. March 1S-Coffee-Opt.ons
opened quiet and unchanged. Cables were
without feature. The market ruled mac
tive AZ day with trading chiefly local. The
closing was quiet. unchanged TO points
net decline: sales 1850 bags. including April
az SS.ooGS50: June SS51. Spot coffee-Rio
weak. lower 20 sell; No. invoice, &c; job
b'ng. eIsc. Nfild-Dull: Cordova. 1ihHl6c.
Surar-Rav- strong: fair refining 1916
centrifugal. Is test. 5-l6c: refined steady
and active Prices early IL the day were
advanced Y Of g cent on all hard grades.
but al the close were put back TO yester-
DAYS figures
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CATTLE
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
shippers.

Harvey Grace Of Cheney was on the mar
ket with a car of lightweight hogs.
Joe Scott OF Peck had up mixed load OF
hogs and cattle.
J. S. Greenwade of Hunnewell was on the
market with three cars OF cattle.
Sykes Bros, of New Murdoch had load
Of mixed hogs on the market.
The Duke of Haven was in with load
nf
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York March 1S.-In the movement OF
goods on recent engagements Off curtain
wants, large sales were reached. For &C
count of autumn requirements many buy
ers did good work for dress goods. but
f1annels wool dress fabrics. wool sackings
and other speculatives were dull. Printed
fabrics were in good movement and more
was dong in staple ginghams. Printing
cloths quiet at ? 9-16c, but fair business
doing in odd goods.
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ARKANSAS VS.. KANSAS
Not Tom RYAN But Powell clayton Knocks
the Mexican Persimmon-

Washington. March 1S.-Prssidsat Ne
Klnley today sent 70 ire senate the fol-
lowing nominations, for the state and in
terror departments:
State-Poveu Clayton OF Arkansas. %
be envoy extraordinary ard minister
pleni2ote1tlsry OF the United States -
Mexico; William " Osborne, os Massz-
chusstts. consul general Z the United
States s; Lcadon; john X. GoEdy. =
Indiana. c5nsal general Of The Unlied
states a; Paris; John " Brigham. u
Oale. - be assistant secretary Z zgri-
culture; Perry :. Heath. 70 be frs: a.
slstsnt possrTas -@r general.
IuisTio--Syiveste Peterson q Nina
sofa. % - register C the Land once q;
C-ookstoa. MINI.
ora Ea7ricess i bit Al u-happ.ressC orc
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MUNYON'S

Improved Homeopathic Home Remedy
company put up a separate cure for each
disease. At all druggist, mostly . cents.
Guide to health free.
Personal letters to Prof Munyon, SO
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
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WINDSTORM MIN TEXAS
Great Damage Done In the Country In the
Vicinity of Dallas.


Dallas, Tex, March 1S.-A severe wind
Storm passed over the state between 5
and o'clock tonight AT Piano. seven
teen miles north Of here. the gale levelled
the sheds of the Cotton Belt and Central
reads, blew over freight cars and IN
rooted several residences. \ number Of
persons We're injured.
At hutchinson. twelve miles south of
here. fences, trees and outbuildings were
blown over. Considerable damage was
done by the storm in the vicinity Of Itas-
ka. Hill county.
Telegraph wires and telephone wires
were blown down in al directions and
for that reason it is impossible 10 learn
the extent Of the damage.
Damage is also reported from Fort
Worth, Sherman and Mckinney. Rain.
which has been falling Internationally for
four days. continues. The storm Is
thought 10 have been severe in remote
portions of the state, where Geographic
communication tonight is interrupted.
Dennisoa reports that a terrific tornado
accompanied by heavy rain and hail.
struck that city al 9 o'clock tonight and
caused many thousand dollars worth OF
damage. houses being blown of their
founda tons and some demolished.
Princeton. y. J.. March Isl; IS under
stood here that Mr.. Cleveland VIII become
the senior partner OF a law firm barring
the style of Cleveland. Carlisle * Stetson.
and that the Office VIII be situated in The
vicinity OF Wall street. New York. AZ
Stetson was formerly a partner OF Mr.
Cleveland in the law firm Of Bangs. Tracey
& McNeagh
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FITZ TAKES IT EASY
lCon.i1usd from First Pas

losing. The end Of the fgh;. however.
was 50 quick and 50 decisive that thera
was no room for argument on the part
OF the friends OF Co-5etI or anybody
eiSs
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..COLD

Muny on's Cold Cure cures colds in the
head. colds on the lungs, old colds, new
COLDS, and obstinate colds and all forms OF
grip. Stops sneezing, discharges from the
nose ard eyes, prevents catarrh, diphthe-
ia, pneumonia and all throat and lung
troubles. These pleasant little pellets are
absolutely harmless, have saved thousands
OF lives and prevented much sickness.
Price, sc
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and produce markets fur
pished by r. l.. Bostic, Commission Mer-
chant, rooms 10 and u over Kansas Ma
tional hank. TELEPHONE 167.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE
DRAWN BATTLE, so FAR as WHEAT
Is CONCERNED.

Crop Damage Reports ami European
and Domestic Demand on the Other
Leave Wheat About at the Closing of
Higher and Oats Trlfie Lower-Pro-
visions Improve Late and Close Very
Strong-The sSarkets in General.
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WICHITA Markets
REPRESENTATIVE SALES

wichita, Kan. March is. 1891.
HOGS.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
SHARE MARKET MANIFESTS AN
UNDERGONE OF STRENGTH.

Volume OF Transactions Exceeded In Only
One Day Since Last Fail-Grcat Activity
at Times In the Dealings Strength
shows Especially In the Railway List
Bears Find Weak Spots, However, and
There is Profit-Taking at Intervals
Fractional Gains Generally the Net Re
subtitle London Market.
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ora happiness Is ont Al Eahappirss Eore
or less cozsolei-N- 7. Weekly.
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Butter-Steady.
EgSs-Firm.
Poultry-Firm; turkeys 121zGi3c; chick
o,zc
, 1897-11-05
THEY TALK CRISIS.
OFFICIAL COUNTING OF THE OHIO
VOTE IN CLOSE COUNTIES ABB
SORBING INTEREST.
Late Last Night it was Learned that
the Courts Would be Resorted to
to Prevent Certificates Being Is.
sued in Close Districts-Final Fig
ures Give Five Republican Majority

Columbus, Ohio, Nov 4.-Many talk
about a CRISIS in ONO and some be-
leye a crisis is impending. The talk
about a combine IN the legislature
against Senator Hanna has subsidized.
pending the interest in the ot1iCIai
counting Of the vote in close counties.
AS the official canvass OF the vote in
81 counties proceeded today the re-
publican plurality on the state tickets
appeared to be getting toward "a very
close shave. While the republican plus
rality on the state ticket exceeds 49,,
OOO, the vote on the legislative ticket
is almost as close as could be. For
his reason there is still unusual anX,
lety at the state headquarters of both
parties.
The republicans still claim the leg,
islature stands rs republicans and 10
democrats on joint ballot for senate
and their candidates for representa-,
lives in three of the close counties have
turned the result in the legislature by
giving these three representatives to the
democrats. Then the legislature would
have stood ~ republicans and 10 demo-
Gratis on joint ballot for senator.
Chairman McConnville charges fraud
in the close counties, and says nearly
all the close counties have gone re.
publican heretofore, and republicans
still have the machinery in these coun-
held back and it looks suspicious.
Late tonight it became known that
courts would be resorted to for the pur,
pose of preventing boards of election
from issuing certificates to republican
candidates in certain counties. The
cases will be brought in the lower court
and thence to the supreme court al,
soon as possible. Both sides are pre-
pairing for contests in the courts as
soon as possible. Both sides are pre-
pairing for contests in the courts and
afterwards in the legislature. AS each
branch of the Legislature is Il tribunal
of last resort in Judging of Aio quail
fications of its W members, the re-
publicans have an advantage in theil
control of the house over the demo-
Gratis, who control the senate. There
are So senators with only w OF three
contests possible in that body. In the
house there are 1O9 members with q
dozen or more seats that can be con-
tested and the republicans claim a ma
jority of seven in that body. so that
the house than republicans in the sem
, 1897-11-05
A
S~lnedling About The New Discovery
Tor Curing Dyspepsia.

The Rev. F. |. Bell, a highly esteem
ed minister residing in WeedSp0rt, Cay
uya Co., N. Y, in a recent Lester writes
as follows: There has never been any
hing that l have taken that has re-
l.eved the Dyspepsia from which have
suffered for 10 years except the new
remedy called StuarI's Dyspepsia Tab
.e.s. Since taking them | have had no
distress at all after eating and again
af.er long years can sleep we'll. Rev.
F. l. Bell, Weedsport. N. Y, formerly
ldalia, Colo.
Suart's Dyspepsia Tables is a re-
narkable remedy, no. only because 1t is
A ceripin cure for all forms OF indiges-
lion, but because it seems to act as
thoroughly in old chronic cases OF Dys,
peps1a as we'll as in mid attacks of in
digestion or biliousness. A person has
dyspepsia simply because the stomach
IS overworked, all it wants is a harm
less, vegetable remedy to digest the fOoa
and thus give 1t the much needed rest.
This is the secret of the success o;
This peculiar remedy. No matter how
weak or how much disordered the indi-
gassion may be, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab,
.e.s will digest the food whether the
seunach work or not. New life and en-
ersy is given not only to the stomach
tu. to every organ and nerve in the
body. A trial OF this splendid medi>
cine will convince the most skepticai
hat Dyspepsia and all stomach troubles
can be cured. The tablets are prepared
by the Stuart Chemical Co., Of Marshall,
Mich. but SO popular has the remedy
become that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
can now be obtained at any drug store
at so cetns per package. Snd for book
on stomach diseases free.