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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-05

kept the pit in very nervous state,
but up to 12:3 80 o'clock the market was
IN comparatively normal condition.
Win July selling around 96c and May
at 3l.Z4. Shorts made occasional eff
fofts &c cover and each time they
found oHerlngs growing scarcer. Half
an hour before the close Letter calm
ly announced that he had just sold
500,000 bushels Of cash wheat for eX-
port, presumably to France at an adj
vance OF Sc over yesterdays figures
Ee accompanied the news with heavy
buying through his brokers', the Allen
Grier-Seller company. They bid May
up from $1.24 to $131 Letters offer
ings to secure more May wheat, which
is equivalent TO the cash article, threw
the bears into a panic. July jumped
by eighths and quarters from 96c to
$500, The close was at $3.50 net
gain Of &c. May closed at $130, a net
gain Of SC. Letters tactics to-day APP
parently show him to be in complete
mastery over May wheat at least, and
if, as is generally believed, there is
still a large short interest in May, the
bears may have fancy leases To meet.
Corn opened higher but ruled heav-
ier until the end. Receipts were 695
cars: seaboard clearances 1913, 600 BUSH
els. Shorts bought eagerly when wheat
got excited and closed s.he market
strong at the top of the day. July
opened 38c higher at 34M341sc- declin-
ed to 1914 @33$sc, rallied and closed
re net higher at 34% 034$sc.
Oats ruled dull but arm. There was
no cash demand and no speculation.
Chicago receipts We're 21S cars. The
market rallied slightly at the end in
sympathy with wheat. July ranged at
253s026c. closing 1zc higher at 26c.
Provisions opened strCng, but ruled
weak on liberal offerings until near
the close. The advance in grain
caused prices 10 recover and close at
an advance Of lie in pork and lard and
sc in ribs The market was weak and
without feature
Estimated receipts fer tomorrow
Wheat, 225 cars; ccrn, 625 ears; oats,
$50 cars; hogs, 81, 000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Open High Low. Close


Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour. il fair demand
Wheat. No 2 spring 81 10 No. spring
81 G501 H. No. red 81 2l1en1 3d.
Corn, No ?, 33stC: No. 2 yellow 34GS4ltc.
oats, No q 39d3512c No. : white 3212c;
No. ) white 311sd5a21c.
Rye, No. ?. 6i15M65c.
barley, NO. 2 42o50c.
Flaxseed, No. !. 81 341hGi1 IS.
Timothy seed. prime 81 60ft2 ..
Mess pork per barrel S11 1o01l Is.
Lard, per loo barrels s. 90m5 80.
Short ribs, Qoose) s. 1905 IS.
Shoulders dry sailed (boXed) 4$aGioc.
Shore clear sides (boxed). 6GG12c.
Whisky. distillers' finished goods per
. Reeeipts~FYour 1870 barrels: wheat,
103, 800 bushels: corn. 62aGoo bushels. oats,
$50 800 bushels: rye. 9.100 bushels. barley.
Al eco bushels. Shipments-Flour II 500
barrels: wheat, 1900 bushels; corn. 1,l2ao
SEQ bushels. oats, 272.501 bushels; rye, 6G0
bushels: barley 1000 bushels.
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the
butter market was steady; creameries 800
16c: diaries 12T15c.
Eggs, firm: fresh 10nl0Ac
Cheese. dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Nd May 4-F'iour firm
and unchanged: receipts 4,5Q0 barrels: eX-
= Wheat unsettled spot ana month
81 1S01 1sH; July 81 021a asked steamer
No ? red 81 1llaM1 14aa receipts Is, 1921
bushels; exports $500 bushels
9sisG5S4c: july sc bid, receipts S24 $50
bushels: exports 1ao. ISL bushels.
Oats, firm: No. . white 3Sd38t2c: No.
mixed 341a@@5c: receipts 2l,eQ8 bushels;
Rye firmer: 10. nearby et2G64sac; No.
western 6e14e: receipts 5o.9e0 bushels: ex-
ports none. r5tt4
HAY. firm: choice timothy $40 co bid.
Grain freights easy.
Butter steady and unchanged.
Eggs, firm and unchanged.
Cheese. steady and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 4--Wheat,
strong and 3$ic higher contract grade
May 81 1612@1 IT.
Corn, firm and a4c higher; No mixed,
May and June 3S34M3ac.
Flour, strong and 10N2oc per barrel
Butter. unchanged: fancy western
creamery 11bac: do prints 19c.
Eggs. steady: fresh nearby 11hc; do
western 1llsc: do southern lie.
Cheese, firm.
CINCINNATI, O., May 4-Flour, act
Wheat. firm: No. 2. red s. 10.
Corn, firm: NO 2 mixed 37c.
Oats, firm; No. 2 mixed 91s.c.
Rye. firm: No. 2 Csc.
Lard, firm at s. -.
Bulkmeats. firm at s. Go.
Bacon, firm at S. 31i2.
Whisky active at 81 p.
Butter quiet.
Sugar, firm.
Eggs, dull al 49,
Cheese. dun.
TOLEDO. q, May Wheat. active
and higher; NJ. , cash 81 1li4. May 81 y
bid.
Oats, dull and steady: No mixed Soc
Cloverseed, dull and steady. prime cash
OIL, unchanged.
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half dozen neclxties, went to w. J.
kirkpatrick.
T. A. Ramsay and family, who went
to Twist, Tex, about year ago to
make that city their home, returned
to this city yesterday and intend To-
eating short distance below town.
Daniel Deyore, OF Ozark, O., passed
through the city yesterday en- route for
Kansas City.
Mrs. Johnson, wife of Rev. A. John
son, Of Newark, o., is visiting at the
home of her brother, DR.. VIM. Piper,
in the Third ward.
Evangelistic services will be held
each evening at the South Bellaire M.
u. church for the next two weeks, and
will be conducted by Miss Emma Cart
wright, of Youngstown, 0. The first
service was held last night and was
largely attended.
The remains Of the late c. H. Frank
lin We're taken from this city yester-
day morning to his home at Ashland,
Ky, for interment.
John Devan, an employee of the c. &,
P. railroad company, is lying i'll at his
home on Guernsey street, in the Second
ward.
Yesterday morning about 1 o'clock
thieves entered the cellars of the resi-
dences OF Charles Walters and eX-
Mayer MCGOWAN and succeeded in get
ting away with a quantity OF milk
and lot Of preserved fruit. Wiley
Pracht, who lives in that vicinity. was
awakened from his sleep, and going
to the window saw two men emerge
from McGowan's cellar and run toward
the steel plant Officer Mason gave
the men lively chase, but they dis
appeared when the Fifth ward was
| reached.
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UP GOES BEER.

Cincinnati. O.. May 4.-Cincinnati
brewers have added one dollar barrel
to the price of beer in anticipation of
a government revenue tax. The inter
nal revenue collected here in April on
malt and distilled liquors exceeded that
of April last year by $250,000.
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FINANCE and TRADE.

New York, May 4.-Evening Posts
London financial cablegram:
The stock markets here were quiet
and dull to-day, the stagnation being
increased by the holiday in the New
York stock exchange. Americans were
lifeless, but closed at the best.
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CHARTER ISSUED.

N7I7e1Is1I 70 Ute
Charleston, w. Va, May 4.-The Sec
rotary of State has issued a certificate
of incorporation to the Gauley Heading
e Stave Company, of Charleston, W.
Va, with an authorized capital of $50
Geo. The incorporators are William
Dickinson, John l.. Dickinson, John
Wehrle, John c. Malone and c. G. Pey-
ton, all of Charleston
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--
,,,,o ANIMAL convention of the Bel
..1ar county Sunday School Assocla-
~, viii be held at Barnesvllle to-mor-
.'o and Saturday. The convention
wv" '.,iees 10 be more largely attended
pier before. The first session will
tl'' ,ued at two O'Clock tomorrow
r. ...,,ou the second session Will be
az, az morrow evening and the third
Hl losing session takes place Satur-
Sl~ ,no,ning. Each school in the coun-
oa' cn-itled to at least two delegates,
Zach school is asked to make a
N- -.,-.ihuti0n of at least two cents per
'on-,,,Isf member. If this contribution
s..S Mt already been sent to the county
A' .,.,rer il should be brought to the
.g-aron:ion by the delegates. Quite a
,.,,ober of folks from this city will be
l-rs.sar. The following programme has
t.e7 nrepared for the occasion:
FRIDAY, . P. NJ.
,r...;.- rarnesville Cheirs.
N'11-.ss If Welcome. by President War
VIZ, qowaship Sunday School Assoclatlon
rssDcnse. by President county ouhu@S
cri7al ASSOCIATION.
7,,s,-B GAINESVILLE Choirs.
pot-ND TABLE DISCUSSION:
s,',ii the Sunday School be graded?
81, Eow2 Dis ussion opened by j. NJ
5was Demos. o
! b.e Discussion opened by Rev. G..
AZ WATSON, Bellaire, o.
a. W. sunday school declining? Dis
e. r6.a opened by Rev. ]. I. Foster,
~ 6..e ,.'ii in the sunday school Dis
s..sjn opened by l.. ". Armstrong,
,rastrongs Mills, @.
rr4 following subjects have also been
,,ras-aa for discussion If time will all
iag How shall We set teachers? How
~ raaeh and hold the young men?
r.rtrauur. by Pupil GAINESVILLE Schools.
5r,.ir- GAINESVILLE Choirs.
t.-,9osf1rr- subject, Attention.
Eisckbuard outline on the prerequisites
tta teacher and prerequisites of the
n,,ail followed by general discussion
PreraQuistes Of Lesson, by r. e. Crow,
. IH9drances TO Attention, by Miss Mat
ii. Ataar Bellaire, O.
1 General discussion on each of the above
topics
FRIDAY EVENING SESSION.
Music.
Address hv Col Pobert Cowden Superin-
taadent State Normal Department. Day
Music
Address by Waldo d. Webster, State
Financial Secretary, Warren o.
Music.
Adjournment.
SATURDAY MORNING SESSION.
REPORTS Of Township and County officers.
Township Organization, by the County
Secretary.
Normal Lesson. by Col. Robert CoTden.
Reports Of Committees and Election of
officers.
Iteture-.C criticism and the Authority of
The Dible by Rev. G. w. Holmes.
Bellaire o.
Question Box
Adjournment.
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MAY FESTIVAL TO-DAY.
The Programme to be Rendered at tn
Two Grand Concerts.


Two Grand Concerts.
If the weather is fair to-day there will
be a big crowd al Mozart Park to attend
the May Festival TO be given under the
auspices of the Mozart Singing Society.
Only favorable weather is needed to in
sure it's success from a financial stand
point while it's success in an artistic
sense is guaranteed by the selections and
performers upon the following pro-
grammes:
AFTERNOON CONCERT.
Overture-Grand Medley .......... Beam
Meister's Orchestra.
Chorus
ta) ES5 blueht ........... Mendelssohn
OBJ Derfrohe Waudersmaun..
Mozart Singing Society.
Soprano Solo" L.iebesgluec1 ....... .Arditi
Miss Emma S. Howard.
Duet Love ana War" Cook
Messrs. Clemans and ZuIauf
Soprano Solo sam ESneralda". Thomas
Mrs. Flora Williams.
Bass Solo-"When Thou Art Near Me"
Mr.. Charles Zulauf
Mixed Chorus igeunerbIeben" 49,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schumann
Mozart Singing Society go voices)
Soprano Solo-Air from Bohemian
tTlrl ......-..-.-....-.. ...-........ 80. Bare
Miss Emma 5. Howard.
March," Uncle RemuS'' .............. Beam
Meister's Orchestra.
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WANTED MEMBERS OF SECRET So
eieties TO cali at West Va Printing "a
No. l225 and 1927 Market Street. and ex.
anime samples Of Address Cards.
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EVENING CONCERT.

E1N Nl4NNr NO-NOE%N
Bouquet of Standard Opera
Melodies Observation-Disclosures. Boyer
Meister's Orchestra.
Mixed Chorus-''Serenade" ........... Milde
Mozart Singing Society GO voices).
Soprano Solo-"O rette mich ...........
Observation-Disclosures. Verdi Herman
Miss Emma s. Howard.
Bass Solo-"The Bandolero' ......... Stuart
Mr.. Charles Zulauf
(a) Who is Sylvia?') Schubert
(b) "Impatience" J.. Schubert
Mrs. Flora Williams.
Duet" Repeat Again ................B ardi
Mrs. Flora Williams and Mr. ChaS. ZulaUf
Mixed Chorus" Northumberland.
Mozart Singing Society go voices).
Soprano Solo DEMONSTRATING
.-'-.-...-.-.. -........-....-..... w lckeQe
Mrs. Flora Williams.
Chorus-W aldauGacht" ................. Abt
Beethoven Singing Society.
Soprano Solo
(a) Vie bluehend Strahlt Donizetti
(b} Noble knights" .... Meyerbeer
Miss Emma s. Howard.
Chorus-"Der Rhein ind die Reben'..
Mozart Singing Society.
Overture-"The Whirl of the Town. =.
MpiStpr'S Orchestra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-05

Trains and daily between Cleveland
and Massillon all other trains daily ex-
cent Sundays
Passengers between Wheeling, Martina
Ferry. Rellaire and Bridgeport. take Elec.
tric Railway
g. p. A.. Cleveland o.
Q, r. WOOD, I. F. A.. Wheeling. W. Va
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INVENTION

oftbs Belmont County Sunday School
Association Opens Tomorrow at
BarDesville---An Interesting Pro-
oramme viii Be Rendered. General
Bellaire News.
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fDaily except Sunday
Sunday church train will leave Elm
Grove at 9:43 a. m. and Wheeling at 1911
H. E. WEISGERBER,
General Manager.
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD.
On and after Saturday, February I'd.
1885, trains viii run as follows. City time:
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~ N OHIO RIVER
W. EA@ RAILROAD Co

Time table in effect November 2lst. 1897
Eastern Time
Daily ! Daily Except Sunday.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL

Departure and arrival of trains at
Wheeling. Eastern Time. Schedule in ef-
feet November Hth. 1897.
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RAIL WAY TIME CARD.

Arrivals and departures of trains on and
after Nov. IA. 1891. Explanation of Refer
ence Marks: daily: SUNDAY excepted:
5Monday excepted; SATURDAY excepted:
fSunday only; q Saturday only; )Monday
only; T, except Saturday; t, except Sat
urday. Eastern Standard time which Is
one hour earlier than Central time
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Spanish Prisoners MutIny.

Washington, July "A dispatch
to the Washington Evening Star,
dated off Santiago, via Port Antonio,
Jam aica, July 6. says: After the
destruction of the Spanish feet
some $50 OF the men upon the Maris
Teresa were placed as pri.or ers
upon the Harvard
For some reason, lot yet ascer-
tanned, these men mu,inied The
officers and crew OF the Harvard
were not unpreparsd, however, and
the mutineers we're fred upon. Six
Spaniards were killed outright and
twelve were wounded
This taught the Spaaiaris les
son and restored quiet.
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Al Army of 1900 Men at Sea

Washington, d. c, July l The
Secretary of War has received a
telegram from Major General Otis
at San Francisco saying that the
three military expeditions which
already have started for Manila were
made up as follows:
First-May 25-1I5 officers and
1856 men, General Anderson com
mauding.
Second-June l5-l5S officers AT d
3,42S men, under command Of Gen
eral Greene.
Third-June 27-157 officers and
1850 mon, in command Of General
Macarthur, making a total Of 470
officers and 10, AGA men.
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Desert LinAres

Washington, d. G, July IA
dispatch from Maj Gen Shelter
states that the strongest pressure is
being brought TO bear upon Gen.
Linares to surrender to tie Aneri-
can forces ~ithou. further battle
Gen. Shsfter states in this dis
patch that Up to the present time
hundreds Of women and children
have lef: Santiago. and come into
his lines for protection and food. a
large numbsr Of Spanish soldiers.
including several officers. ole Of
whom is a Colonel, Who participated
10 the engagement Of July 2, have
deserted from the Spanish army and
entsred the Lies Of Major General
Saafter. The women and children
are being fed and cared for by Miss
Clara Barton and her assistants.
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For Captured SpanIard.

Portsmouth n. H July s-G,.
rangements were made to dav
Capt CrowniDshield for the inn.3;
ate erection Of eight prison buildi,,.
on Seayey's leland, near the ma.
yard, for the accommodation OFF,.
Spanish captives Of Cerveras sAs,
1t will not be the first time H.,
prisoners Of war have been eops,.a
here. During the civil war some 400
Southerners were quartered in m.
OF the old ship houses at the nav
yard The buildings to be erect.S
will be temporary affairs and will b.
completed 10y the time the Spaniara.
arrive.
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Playa del Este. Guantanamo Bay,
June 30 Intercepted dispatches
from Admiral Cervera show a crit
icsl state of affairs about Santiago.
Both food and ammunition are re
ported to be getting very short, and
the latter will be exhausted soon.
For days the feet las been unable
TO draw a shot from the batteries of
the barber entrance, even though
q ing very close TO shore
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the splendid fete he gave IN eonjunc-
ton with SeEo Don Matthias de Man
tina de los Rios. Spanish Minister,
TO celebrat the coming of King
Alfonso MI to the throne in the
winter OF 1875, was one of the most
splendid entertainments ever held in
Washington. President Grant, his
entire cabinet aud every public man
of consequence was present Many
naval officers think C-rvera Will like
to spend SOM part CT his paroled
time here, if he Is allowed 10 do so.
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the girls were sent to school with
Miss Barstow at twelfth and Wash
ington streets, and were there pre-
pared to enter college or a seminary
as their parents saw fit. At Miss
Barstows they were what are called
"blue ribbon girls They took
prizes in their studies and were
spoken of as diligent students.
Three years ago it was determined
by the family to send the girls to
Paris. 1heir mother accompanied
them there, and while the girls were
in the French convent the mother
lived within a half block from the
convent wall. After q year spent
at study and travel in various parts
Of France the mother and girls re
turned hons The girls were left
at the Sacred Heart convent, near
New York, and Mrs Perry came
| back 10 Kap sas City. Last week the
girls finished their course of work
at N. convent and Mrs Perry went
to M York to JOIN them Before
( Leaving Kansas City she told friends
she u ould bring the girls home at
once She changed her plans. how
ever, and went on the ocean voyage
that mas resulted fatally for her and
! her four children.
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Missouri will be well represented
at tie annual reuni on Of the National
Ass ISOLATION Of Confederate Veterans,
to be held in Atlanta, Ga, July 20,
81, % and % Major Gen. Robert
McCulloch has issued general order
to the different camps throughout
the state, and the responses which
have eince been received by Adju
tant General Henry A. Newman
indicate that there will be lsfg T
delegation from Missouri than ever
before.
Miss Anna II MCGOWAN Of Neva
da, Mo, has been appointed sponsor
for the state, and Mrs. Mildred
Standish of jefferson City cheperon
The maids OF honor have not been
selected, but will be announced by
Major General McCulloch soon after
they are chosen. Miss MCGOWAN is
one Of the most beautiful young
women in the state. She is the
daughter OF Captain Robert ]. Nc
Gowan, county clerk OF Vernon
county. Mrs Standish is the widow
of Col. Standish, who served on the
staff OF Gen. Parsons, and who was
killed with his General by band of
Me1icans. All who attend the re-
union will be given an opportunity
to stop over at Chickamauga Camp.
Republic.
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LORD RoSEBERRY ADVOCATES
An AlllANCE

London, July The Earl Of
Roseberrv- presiding a. lecture
given at the Colonial Institute n
night on The EaElish Speaking
BrotherhooI. warmly advocated
an Anglo American understanding,
which would be fraugbt, he said,
with the best destinIes for mankind
I'VE must be prepared, said Lord
Roseberry. Ito hold our owD,though
not necessarily by war, IN the great
struggle for the division of the
world which seems pending. Natur-
ally we look upon the United States
as seeking interests and having
sympathIes that coincide with our
own, but it is unnecessary to draw a
formal bond OF alliance
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The following beautiful thought

is credited to Gov, Bob Taylor:
1T is in the desert, where virtue
trembles to tread, where hope falters
and where faith is crucised, the inf
del dreams, To him all there is of
heaven is bound by this little span
of life; all there is of wisdom and
intelligence in the human brain; all
OF mystery aud infinite ID fsthomed
by human reason, and all there is in
virtue IS measured by the relations
OF man aud man. To him all must
end in the tongueless silence Of the
dreamless dust and all that lies
beyond the grave is a voiceless shore
and a starless sky. To him there
are no prints Of deatbless feet in its
echo!ess sand, no thrill OF immortal
music in its ioyless air. He has lost
his God, and like some fallen seraph
flying in rayless night, he gropes
his way on tapping pinio1s, search
ing for a light where darkness
reign, for life where death is king.
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Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease, powder for the feet. II
cures painful, swollen, smarting. nervous
feet and instantly takes the sting out Of corns
and buhions. H's the greatest comfort dis
covery of the age. Aliens Foot-Esse makes
tight or new shoes feel easy. IL is a certain
cure for sweating, cAll0us and not. tired
feet. Try 10 to- day Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores By mail Is cents IN stamps.
Trial package FREE Address Allen 8. Ohm
stead. Leroy, New York.
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s Sure Thing for You.

A transaction in which you cannot lose l. q
thing. BihOusness, sick headache, fur
red tongue, fever, piles and thousand other
ills are caused by constipation and sluggish liV-
er. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the wonderful
new liver stimulAnt and intestinal tonic are by
all druggists guaranteed TO cure or money re-
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today: 10. -, 80 cents. Sample and booklet
free See our big al.
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Beauty ia Blood Deep.

Clean blood means q clean skin. No beauty
withoutit. Cascarets, Candy Cathartic clean
your blood and keepit clean, by stirring up
the lazy liver and driving all impurities from
the body. Begin today Danish pimpIes
boils, blotches. blackheads, and that ackly
bilious complexion by taking Cascarets. beauty
for ten cents. All druggists, satisfaction
guaranteed loo, &c soc
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Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonder
full medical discovery of the age, pleasant and
refreshing to the taste, act gently and positive
~ on the kidneys liver and bowels, cleansing
the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache
fever, habitual constipation and bilousness
Please buy and try box of &. {. c. today; 10,
%, 80 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by
all druggists.
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sistance). Shortly afterward the
steamer bore down toward US.
She proved 20 be the Grecian,
bound from Glasgow to New York,
The captain agreed to take the pas
sengers on board and also agreed TO
tow my ship to Halifax.
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ki
Ta1E1Yw No~4-S
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Lion Attacks his Keeper.

Butte. Mont October 2-WslIeS
Blanchard, better known as Zeke
Walters, the animal man with Lemen
Bros circus, was attacked in the
lion cage by one Of the lions, who
felIed him with a blew OF the head
with its paw and continued the
attack as he lay PROSTATE. Walters
grabbed one OF the bars of ihe Gage
and drew h'mssf 10 his feat, al the
same time attempting 10 fight off
the brute Almost blinded by blood
from ihs wounds in his head, Wal
!ers dragged himself 30 the door at
ihe rear OF Ghe cage. UnfastesinR
ID, he lespsd to HE stree! and fell
unconscious 10 tbs ground. The
door slammed ehu. after bis exit,
thus preventing the escape OF the
animals. Walter back is terribly
laceratsd, The doctor says he can
MOI live.