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The herald., 1898-01-16

The interference of Ii Hung Chang
with the presidential prerogative pro-
vokes the suspicion that he may have
been the real author of the Murchison
letter
The herald., 1898-01-16

The daily telegraphic report of the
secret session Of the senate is about 50
per cent longer than 1t would be were
the session not secret.
The herald., 1898-01-16

The administration majority in con-
gress keeps its promise to reform the
currency by debating the destruction of
civil service reform.
The herald., 1898-01-16
Los Angeles. CAL. January IS, 1898.
Thoughts for the Little Ones at Home


AS Annexation; we're soon to begin it;
is for Doodle we hope there is in it.
G is for Caution don't know what 1t
means).
ID is Democracy, run by machines.
E's Elephant; not a hard thing to acquire.
f is for Forethought, too much to desire.
is for Gunboats Wen have to provide;
H for Hawaiians, we're bound to protect
from outside.
for the Island we knows such a rum
thing.
for the Jingoes, who're bound to do
something
h for kanakas, that no voice have got.
l. for the Leprous, one-tenth of the lot.'
NJ the sweet Mixture of races to come.
our poor Navy that's sucking its
thumb.
O's Oligarchy, for us to digest.
a snug Patronage out of the west.
q the Queen ward that to us will accrue.
IL, Reason-Hush! with it we've nothing
to do.
S the wrong Side that the senate will take
Qts detractors affirm for consistency's
sake.
It, their Temptation to hustle for booty
L, their Unanswering devotion to duty.
for Volcanoes. with earthquakes thrown
in
All seasoned with sugar, and Votes that
shall win.
w for Wisdom, which we have to burn.
X for the X-ray the future will turn
On us, and the Xcellent sense they'll
discern.
Y is for You, who're too critical, much.
a. Zoology monkeys and asses and such).
'(North American Review for November,
quoted in New York World, Wednesday,
January ~
AVERY BRIGHTON,
The herald., 1898-01-16

The agitation of insular territorial ac-
quisition is premature by at least a
hundred years.
The herald., 1898-01-16

President Dole, to meet the exigen-
cies of his great and good friend in the
White House, has indicated his purpose
of coming over to add the weight Of his
influence to the waning cause of annex
alton. Active lobbying upon his part
The herald., 1898-01-16

Let us hope DR.. c. o. Brown will con-
tinue to love his adopted city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad Is 10:
E0.ng 70 aaop: the Rauo locomotive FOR
service between New York and Wash
ing;on. as has been stated IN az item
which has been going the rounds OF the
papers for the last month. The motive
power department Of thls railroad has
looked upon the ruuloT with cousic-
erao.e amusement. as within The past
year and a half the Royal Blue trains
have been hauled by the finest, fastest
and strongest ;ea-whsvl passenger en-
glres In the world. These locomotives
have 1S-lnch drivers and since they have
been IN service have proved so eminent
Is satisfactory tina. nothing better can
probably be secured. 7; viii be reuiem-
bered that one OF these uiaEnihceat EeF
locomotives, the 1873 pulled Vice Presi-
Gtrs-e.gct Hobart on March :, lSlt. from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02
MoUEDs7ILLE

Miscellaneous JI5Iausu Of IinOr Mat.
Ter from Marsaaii's Metropolis.
The s. r. Davis TRIAL YESTERDAY pro
creased very slowly and promises TO
continue at least tEp weeks yet. Colonel
Robert White took Up all forenoon in
replying to Judge Melvin's statement to
the ja-y. he said he was surprised and
dumbfounded when some of the papers
were produced By Judge Melvin. For a
short time before noon and for several
hours IN the afternoon. County Clerk
Lewis was on the witness stand. To
get his evidence the court moved down
stairs 10 the circuit clerks office, as Mr..
Lewis Is so crippled he canuot get up
stairs. In his evidence the records Of
the court were gone over. but, 70 give
the clerk time to look up the records
his evidence was discontinued until
later date. A few other witnesses were
placed on the stand bY the piaintihs TO
testify with reference to the painting OF
the court house and some outstanding
orders OF the court.
Hon. II. ". Harmer. OF clarksburs'
and Hon. NJ. II. Willis, OF West Union,
who have been stamping Marshall and
Ohio counties in the interest OF the Re-
publican party. left here for their homes
yesterday morning. They made MANY
friends while here. who were sorry 10
see them leave and who hope they may
come again.
The services at the Methodist Eplseo-
pal church, conducted by a detachment
OF the Salvation Army. are creating
quite a good deal OF interest. Large
crowds are present every night Quite
number have confessed conversion
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady. OF Alabama, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning and
are now the guests OF Mrs. Brady s
mother, Mrs. Kitchens
Mrs. McCune. OF Homestead. who has
been visiting friends here. left yester-
day for a visit TO New Martinsville.
The house committee Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union met last
evening with Mrs. Oscar Wright
The number in attendance at the
Davis trial yesterday was small, COM
pared with what was expected.
Thomas Scott left yesterday morning
fo- Pittsburgh. where he will remain a
day or two.
Miss Estella Hall. OF Warrington, Is
visiting Miss Birdie Hall. Of this city.
Hon. s. r. Hanen. OF McMechen. vas
IN the city yesterday.
The school board meets tonight in
regular session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

1, IS not alone as a composer OF
marches that sOusa has ;riumphed. The
opera "EI Captain has proved FOR the
past two seasons the mos: successful
money-making comic opera on re road.
1t has always proved a profitable and
popular offering wherever produced.
and will come to the Opera House 20
night for one performance. For the
present engagement the production viii
be almost a new one. The three mag
nlficent sets OF scenes have been doas
over. and the Costumes and appoint
ments al. freshened Up. For The Typ!-
cal Tune OF Zanzibar" q number Of new
.opicaI verses have been written that
pretty well take IN all the subjects OF
curre1t interest. These Will be illustrat-
ed by appropriate pda;omime.
The company r practically new
ona William c. MandsvilIe assumes
fha role OF Don Msdigua. Kate Michal-
ana. whose voice Is described as a So
prano OF rare sweetness, truth and quail
ity IL the prima donna OF TIE OrSaHiza-
tiop. as isabeI. Dainty Madeline Lack
Is Estreldl. the vivacious young Peru
vim girl, bent on Al early marriage.
Nsya Rosa Is the diguided Princess
Narrhanza. and Emma Miller the per-
sistsn: Tacitumeu. Edward P. NilEs
snacts the role Of the unfortunate cnaIz-
berlain. John DunsmCTs Is the impulsiEe
Don Ln.s CaEar-o. and the TENOR notes
are carefully attended 20 By Frederick
Kalsht. who plays Count fernando Yer
rada. \ particularly stirring taolsau
concludes the .hlrl act. whea Sous1
Stars and Stripes" march Is sung oy
the full strength % the company.
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Golden opportunities 90 rot ofSsn IRE
sent themselves. so when they % -
should be ale=; 10 seize them Tie veak
and ailing, the vlEor,esS and devi;s.!zea.
those who from ignorance o. foo!tshness.'
are IN miserable health. VIII find soi.'
en- opportunity ia being abe 20 eol.sa,.
DR.. Greene. - West lt;h s.. New lo5A
City. the distinguished specialist ne,
by letter or Otherwise Dr.. Greene hAs
an enormous practice, = wide experience
and Is the most successful! phys.eiAa y
curing disease IN this country. y y2l
want 20 he vel. 4 you WSnt 10 Zee! iI-
v.Eur OF lie and 20 experience happiness,
writs 20 DR.. Greene to-dsy aoou; YOU,
case. he Is known all over the No'.a
as the proprietor % thai most Noule.'
ful medicine. Or. GTeene's Ne-Nl'A
blood ard rEEgc rrIlty,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

Further!ns the benevolent advice OF
the associated Charities IN recommend
ing ths. sick and suffering 10 use DR..
Greeae's Nervura blood ard nerve rem
edy-the grand cure for disease which
Rev. Dr.. Dewitt TalmaEe used and rec
omuends 90 the people. and concerning
which Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher wrote
highest praise OF It's wonderful benef-
clal effects-Clar1 Barton. President OF
the Red Cross Socie;y. now gives pup
lie Endorsement OF this great remedy
which is so perfectly and effectually
cu.Ing the people from their complaints
Why will people continue 10 sufer
and drag out an unhappy and miserable
existence OF sickness. Pain' weakness
and debility when there is remedy
sure TO cure? DR.. Greene's NerVura
blood and nerve remedy IS pronounced
on every hand and by all classes o.
people to be the most wonderful cure
for disease ever known 1t cures where
all others fail. Physicians declare Dr.
Greene's Nervura to be beyond DOUBT
the Crandest medical discovery OF this
century, and recommend and prescribe
Il as the surest of all remedies 70 re-
store health and strength. TO make the
sick well. and TO relieve the weakness:
debility, pain, anguish and suffering o.
disease.
What higher commentator can this
medicine have, what more convincing
proof. what more positive assurance
that DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy will surely cure than the
recommendation and Endorsement Of the
President OF the Red Cross Society. the
world vide known and universally lov-
ed and hoacred, Clara Barton. who has
brought relief TO thousands OF the
worlds suffering. whose crowninG act
OF benevolent Charity in carrying 70
stricken Cuna ships laden with the ten
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02
.lrnit.d state. Of Central Amoriea''

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1--Ths
steamer Acapulco, which arrived from
south America to-day. brings news Ok
the coalition OF three Central American
states, Salvador. Nicaragua and Hon
duras. which win be CONDUCTED under i
common administration. q be known
as the United States OF Central AEnsTiiA
The Inauguration OF the new regime was
70 be usheue3 in to-day according 20
the AcapuIco's passengers, and a grand
celebration in honor OF the event was U
be held az Amapala, which Is 20 Be the
sea: OF roverunent- Under the form o.
the government the administrators
passes into ;he control OF a represents,
I've from each Of the republics, who VII
continue in power until the 9Th o. AAEsA
next. when they VIII formally eleet
president OF the Uaitsd States % Cen
trail America, who VIII hold oftice t5as
wears
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Her Grand Endorsement Of Dr..
Greene'S NerYuPa.
Encouraging the Sick to Use This
Greatest Of Remedies.

dermerc!es OF charity IS a matter o. his
tory known to all the world
such Is thu world famous Clara Bar
ton. President OF the Red Cross SocietT.
and her words in praise and recommen-
dalton OF the wonderful curer OF dis
ease. DR.. Greene's Servura blood and
nerve remedy, viii be the kndling Of
new hope 60 thousands upon thousands
OF those who are sick, out OF health,
weak. nervous, or ShO suffer from head
aches, rheumatism. neuralgia or other
painful and distressing disease. kidney
complaints. nervous affections or poor
and devitallzed blood
Clara Barton SAYS:
ave have tried Dr.. Greene's Nervurs
blood and nerve remedy and although
tho remedy has been In our hands but a
shnr: time. we judge that the remedy
has all OF the merits which are claimed
sor Il. We shall stiIl continue Its use,
with che expectation that We shall be
able TO indorse It still more highly.
CLARA BARTON.
President of the American National RED
Cross. Washington, D. {"
II YOU wish 10 be made well and
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Know what IL Is to be without pain.
weakness, nervousness, humors, or in
deed, any kind o. nervous and physical
suffering. take Dr.. Greene's NeTVura
blood and nerve remedy.
DR.. Greene's NeTyura Is not a patent
medicine, but the prescription Of Dr.
Greene, OF IS West Fourteenth Street.
Tcw York City. the most successful
physician in curing diseases, and IS.
therefore. exactly and perfectly adapted
10 cure. Consultation. examination and
advice in regnrd TO any case my be had
free at DR.. Greene's office, either II sou
call or write.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and warmer.
PITTSBURGH-River 81 feet and
falling at the dam. Clear and pleasant.
POINT PLEASANT-River Sc feet
and falling. Clear.
CINCINSATI-River ls5 feet and
falling. Clear.
LoUISVILLE-R River falling; feet
inches in the canal: feet incAes on
fails: ls feet 5 inches below locks. Clear
and pleasant
EYASSVILLE-Rlver ls.S feet and
falling. Clear and cool
CAIRo-Riyer ls.e feet and rising
Fair and pleasant.
MEMPHIS-RIyer 8 Zee; and rising.
Clear and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

The Prisoner o. Zenda" viii be pre-
scented at the Opera House on Esxi Moa-
day evening. November :. BY an unrs-
uallv good company. under ;he manage
r,4nt o. Daniel Frohm2n, OF the New
York Lyceum Theatre. The play has
49,, rhe Success OF tVo continents Tor
several years pas:. and judging from
me t5x Office receipts 6; j. rs attractive
a. ever. liz Gral: charm lies in the fact
ihat in the midst OF modern dimes and
SURROUNDINGS i evolved N atmosphere
81 romance tha; would DO crrdit q the
per ~ a Dumas Howard Gould Will
appsar IN the dual role u the King and
Rudolf Rasssadyl. par; 81 Which he
mas. during the past tEo years won q
large and adnirinS following The
-harscrer o. The Princess FIavla viii
be played by Miss Margaret Fuller, a
Young actress OF falea;. and the other
Paris viii be IN capable hands. TIE
scenery ls elaborate, and Is al carried
by the company.
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WHEELING DAIY IrEIIGENcER WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1888

more novelties. and the largest COM
psuF. They certainly have four great
comedians In Billy Kersands, JaHlea
Crosby, Harry Fiddler. and Dan Az
cry. who are said TO be tae highest sal
arled colored comedians In the world.
uthers worthy C: mention are: The
Hassan Ben AIRS Arabs, Kamekiehi
Japs. Arthur Maxwell. the trick oicy-
clist. the Georuia Se1ette, the Great
Gauze. Bob Kemp, Dick Thomas. Bud
die Glenn. and Hallback and Thomas.
twelve big novelty acts In the Ollo. and
the street parade viii be decided In
royation, using Arabs, japanese, tour
special traps drawn by the company
own horses. Drum majors and two
bands. They VIII appear at the Opera
House. one night only. Tuesday. No
vpnber &
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NNECHEH.
Happenings of Intsrrst Tn the Marshall
County Town.

Happenings OF Intsrrst In the Marshall
County Town.
C. W. and John Kl;tIawell were at
Glencoe, Ohio. attending the funeral o.
their mother yesterday. lnteFment was
at 81. CIalrsyIl!e.
Hon. S. p. Hanen was at Cameron
that place last niSht.
Deputy Sheriff F. W. Porterfieid. o.
STouadsviile, was in town yesterday.
Nlrs.W. P. Mcdonald. OF Parkersburs'
Is the guest OF friends here this week
Hon. Josiah Sinclair, OF Benwood. was
a business caller In town YESTERDAY
William wss;lake, Q: Beilaire' was
calling on friends here YESTERDAY
Miss Maggie Buriey, OF Bridgeport
O.. Is the CUES: o! friends here.
7. T. Cartwright IS at Warsaw, ND
on business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

Hosrseness IN a child thai Is subjsc;
20 Group Is sure Indication % The ap-
p-oach % The diselsr. II Chamberlain
CouSh Remedy is given a. son A. the
child becomes hrarsc. or even sf'er the
croupy c0u<h has appeared u VII! pre-
ven. the attack Many mothers who
have croupy ch..GrrE always keep this
remedy az hand. ana ind That .t saves
thrln much trouble ard wurry. i can
always b. depended upor, and e pleas
an, 10 take For sale By dTuEg.sts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

The marks at ?. m. showed : feet :
inches and slowly falling. Weather.
clear and warmer.
There are ten departures from tae
port OF Wheeling tomorrow.
The Queen City Is to-morrow's Gin
s!auati packet. departing at a. =.
The Keystone state wen; out o. the
upper river with a goOt trip yesterday
morning.
The W. J. CuumIns passes up 20.
Pittspurrh tomorrow. and viii De Sat-
urda=,s packet to- Cincinnati
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

"a GAlLE SOC sArrRDAY.

MarageT Meswisscn. o. the steu-
benyIlle football team. yesterday asked
W. \. c. Tor game a. S;eubenyilie
uext Saturday. but ". \. c, viii not
play away from home On tha; date. and
as il Is too late 20 e, another team
here. there Will be no game IN wheel-
ing. A ngmbcr o; local football lovers
q IN 20 60 Washington saturday 20 see
W. x J. clash with " V. L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

Philadelphia to washington In l3S min
utes. a distance OF rs miles, and made
one five-miuuie stop. They Frequently
run s. miles an hour with SIX and e!Sas
cars. 50 the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
IS under no necessity u changing It's
type OF passenger motive power on the
Royal Blue Line. ard experiment VITA
a locomotive whose usefulness has ys:
to be demonstrated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

"Darkss; Russia" attracted large
ard very apreIltiye audlsBce 80 the
GRAD last rjga.. The theme Is an in-
estIaE one. and the story Is TOD with
sush ylvidness that absorbed attention
Is held from the opening u the closing
srrr. TIE dialogue is bTiEE;, crisp and
cheerful. art 6 vein o. genuine mirth
provoking comedy runs thNougaou; The
play. In :he mounting The pay is .lult-
-. and every attention Gas been given
n .he smallest detail. The engagement
viii close with the matinee ard evening
performances today.
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RIrrr T.Iezranaa

PAREERSBURG - River S Zee: and
falling. Weather cloudy; mercury g.
BROWNSVILLE - River feet :
inches and stationary.
STEUBENViLLE - River feet (
I7ches and failing. Weather cloudy and
cool.
wARREN-Rivsr : fee; Weather
cloudy and cool
GREENSBORO - River Zee; s
I7c5es a2d stationary. Weather fair and
col
OIL CTTY-Riyer . feet : Inches and
Falling. Weather clear and cool.
N0EGANTOWN - River feet &
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TIE RIVER
YESTERDAYS pEPARTUREs


,-,,.,rr,-I KEYSTONE STATE, s g. q
PiftsburEh. AVALON. ) q. m
Pitfsburch. o.. ct ZEN CITY; I A. n
IarkerSburg. h. X BEDFORD, II A. n
NatannoraS. LEXINGTON. II n m
sistersvflle. RUTH. 80 ?. n
C'laring;o!i ... LEROY. 80 p. m.
StstibsryiIle T. NJ. BANNE. 80 p. m
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
charleston. .EANAWIfA. So a n
GailIpolls. .T'RANIA. 10 A. n.
Pittsburgh BEN HIR, p. N.
Sistsrsy{lls. RUTH. 3:S) p. n.
I,arington 90. LEROY, - ?. m.
Steub-nyilie T u. BANNE, 80 p. m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD. So a. n
i1nrlfrati. QUEEN CITY. a m
FarKsrsSurg. Il K. BEDFORD. II a. N.
Matarnoras.. -LE&ISGION, u a n
SistersviIla. RUTH. I'D p m
f,tarfrctoa LEROY. 10 ,. n.
Steubs.1ville. 7. ". BAYSE. - ?. n
PITTSBURGH. -LORESA. ? a m
P.ttsb-rgh W. J. CEMMINS. s A. N
PArkersburg- AVALON. a N
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CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. Ia suit was
filed in the United States court Tuesday
by :he Mercantile Trust and Deposi;
Company. OF Baltimore, asking that
mortgage be foreclosed on the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad Il allsgss that a mort
gage for So, sco.0 90 was given in 1856,
and that last August Si7o.s00 interest
was due and unpaid. They asked Tor
receivers. Judge Thompson VIII call
officers o. The road and receivers CowaE
and Murray into court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

The Republicans over the river arc
confident o. eieotlns every candidate on
the ticket. The oaly danger o. re-
duccd majority lies In not EetUog the
vote out Republicans should remember
that h = dangerous 70 conclude tia;
their ticket will b elected without ;heir
particular vote. This feeling has IN the
past. turned The state % Ohio over 20
Democracy, with all that ii implies.
Captain Danf1ri VII of course %
back % Co1Cress. but q must be BY
good biE majority. .n order 10 fully en-
dorse che multiplication and encourage
and Uphold President Mckinley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

This morning.. All salHtr' day services
win be held AZ the chapel at Mount
Calvary cemetery, and Mr.. Max Hess.
proprietor Of the He's Eresnhouscs,l oca-
It'd nearby, takes this opportunity ~ IN
yiting the public to pay n visit 20 his
place aiteF the services, Hc has q very
dne shoxinE OF chTysanthumums this
fan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02
.RE,lEMRER - 49,

The company presenting Remember
the Maine" = said % Ge che best that
Lincoln J. Carer ever sent OF The read.
nIr. Carers ,r-at1n,a; " ;h!s patriot,
theme j. .slt 20 have resulted Do ore
81 ;ha most jramss.c successes 81. the
p-arsr. seLsHn. Manager F-inlsr and
patrons g sr- Grand are % re c'H-
sr1tuats5 uprr .ha booking - "E--
member the Maine" Ter The As; hais 5'
tE!s week
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

Competition Be- thr lie o. trace. Til,
season 40 yhe leading minstrel sa1wE
o. the country arc bendins cscsy eFor;
10 excel Richards & Erirr,e's- Rusoo &
Hollands Big Minstrel Festival claim
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Discount Will he allowed on city taxes
N 10 ana ingluilnE SATURDAY Nuvem-
Der 3 J. X. HALL, CITY Collector.
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AFTER ELECTION
The Public may Learn Further
Details of che Little
SCRAP BETWEEN DEMOCRATS

OVER MONEY THAT WAS SPENT
TO AID IN THE NOMINATION
OF J. R. HIssoM on THE Leg
IsLATWB TIcKEr-THE TRIAL
WAS SET FOR YESTERDAY, But
HAS BEEN POSTPONED IN
TIL AFTER THE ELECTION
THE sAIITH-DAYToN MEETING.
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ENGLAND
ENGLAND's sTRENGTH " S


ON the high inyirci this Is eopaFa-
picture nas 1t will De noticed that france
italy together cannot equal ds speno
lighters Great constantly adding to her
strength She is purchase splendid cruiser
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TRIALS OF sALESWOIIEN.
Ma Pfn<hau Says Standing stin Is one o
Womans Most Trying Tasks.

Have you ever Thought why is
orgirls rather walk for an hour
than stand still for minutes?
Its because suffer from ~
arrangement their delicate organism the
discomfort from which Is less trying when
they in motion than when standing.
So serious these troubles and dangerous to
health that the In states
pei employers provide resting places for
their female employees
Butno ofaw regulate H%M58@4sA
Of women. ZZ#N>4&&SS
n exacting, md expect the =&ZNeAzD
saleslady to be alHnys cheerful --
and pleasant how girl =-=
be cheerful her aching,
sailed bearing III ~ r. pains?
how tempered Is naturally, her
while don't
and snapPy Ealeswo III Cheerfulness very
capital
you i'll suffering, delay Pinkha
and tell her ali yourself will not be
will what need
Without doubt Lydia Pukha Vegetable Compound viii help
wonderful things suffering Donoheate to wteher
all little things that miserable Your letter viii not be
any and Mrs Pnkham's advice will cost nothing.
4 Lisbon St. Lewis
tor, Ne.
suffered with painful mensuaon
month At the beginning of it was impossible for me to
minutes felt miserable One day little book
Pnkhas thrown into house and sat right down and
it then of Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound
Pills
heartily say to-day my monthly
suffering the shall praise the Vegetable Compound
for what it has done for me"
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