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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-24
THE WHEELING RAcEs&
Forty-flve Minutes REQUIRED f6tsf Sue
cessful BreAk in one RaSs

f
The track was tAst and the attendance
fair at the fair grounds yesterday. The
delay of forty-hve minutes at the post
in the second race, caused by the field
refusing to join one another, tired them
out. and Ponhian was withdrawn after
running away ave.eights 81 Htle to a
false start. THE winner turnetiup in
By Jove, second choice. at twoa.f The
favorite, F. r. Harf, led to the stretch.
when he tired. The feature OF the day
was the mile race; of the seven entries
elk sported silk and Firnwater opened
favorite at 0 to 5. GallatIn was second
choice at to 5. They all got away at
the first break with Firnwater ln-front,
whipped all the way and won easily by
two lengths from Arlan. GaIIotIn stun
bled going to Hrst turn and fell to his
knees, but finished u good third.
Summary:
First race, four and ono-halt furlongs. :,
Monroe SfneG boe cd Gn lis lrlyh. to H..
Grown. ll2 tNeary), to i...;...,.;,.;;.'.t,. .
Time, O:57ls Jim Swain and Retlde also
ran
Second race, six furlongs.
BY JovC, ii2 ~. Moorel, 2 TO l...''''''''
Time, 1913. Llllipute, COzette and Duck
ndoo also ran. Parthiun was drawn at the
post.
Third race, one mile.
Finwatcr, los CFlyuul, TO 5.....,.."...
Arian. lOs tPatton). Z TO l..."...,........
Gallatin, los u. Moore). to b..t...;.,.. .
Time iaGlt, Vermont Bradford. Tam
pa and AionZo also ran.
Fourth race, four and one-half furlongs;
Corn Cob, 1i2( DOnnclly), Z to lO...''...'' !
Geo. Nj, 100 (BgndCr), 3 20 i.....,,..'.'' Z
Helen H., lOI Qiing). 10 TO l..,.......'...
Fifth race. four and one-half furlonss. .
Bonnlevlllc, 100 Rigby), Z TO b...''...' I
Speedy. i09 (Eiynn), 10 i............"..
q. W. Harding, 100 UIender), TO i..i..., .
speedmont, Sister Ida and ]. McGnrri.
pie finished rs named. Little Ada was
left at post.
To-dny's entries are as follows;
First rncc, four and one-hnlf furlongs-
Traitor. 40; Duckadoo ll5: Magnolia, ll2'
undel, i00
Second rare. threc-qunrtcrs mlie-doy.
origgs 1926; Jews Harp, 49,: Whlppnny,
~ Junk, 10: BY Joye. iOb; Silver Brook
l0O Tampa, 100.
Third race, four and one-hnlf furlongs-
Young GriRo, li2i Crown. ~; Lllllpute'
li2 Corn Cob. ~; Frnnk u. HART. lO9'
a; u. Dhdc, 1907 HnnOnnnA, l0f
Fourth race, four and onc-hhlf furlOnga
s-Hiddenits, ii2: a. W. Harding, 1907: Ed,
Murphy i0gi John MoGarrlgle, l0; speedy
lNi Helen H., i01
Firth races four and one;half fnrl99inIgf,-
Hpecdm0nt. ll2; Nevada Boy, 100. Mlnko
Maid lV: Hope. IV3: Llttlu Ads. 1903; Dr.
WOrdsn. iO6.
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NoTTCH,

In the case Of the estate OF the intcstate,
Walter Newman tho auxiliary Judge OF
First Letters Of the District Ymrblde.
Licentlnte Manuel l.. Luian. by nm act
dated 9TH OF the current month, orders
convention OF those persons who believe
themselves with rights to the estntO,
through notices which will be published
three times nj intervals OF ten days. in
tho newspapers called tho "OnclAl del
Estado" and the Idea lilhrc." and IN two
ut the birthplace OF the deceased, In order
that those Interested may appear TO make
claim within the period OF thirty days
from tho publication Of the last notice.
Aud IN compliance with the law, ! make
this known to whom II may concern.
chihuahua, Mexico, August q, 1873
(slgncd) ]. DE LA LUZ NAVARRO.
nui6 clerk OF tho Court,
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BEN WoOD
Breezy Nsws ItomS Gathered In the Busy
NnFshaII County Town.

Breezy NoWs Items Gathered In the Busy
MarShaII CountV Town.
A man known as ''Big John" while
working at the Riverside iron works,
yesterday, was overcome with heat, He
was carried By some employees OF the
mill to the Office Of DR.. Alley, where 1t
was attempted to restore him to con-
scIousness. He was in vary bad con-
dltion, however, his temperature having
reached 1O7. Father Menehan was call
ed and administered the rites OF the
church. II was thought by his physl-
clan yesterday evening that he might
recover although his condition Is not
very hopeful.
Henry Powell, who met With street
car accident some time ago, has almost
completely recovered. It was feared at
FIRST that the accident would prove IA
tai.
Everett FineGan while helping to I'M
load some beer kegs from q wagon
Monday evening, had two OF his fingers
caught and badly crushed.
Tom Telford, of slstersvllle, has been
visiting here for few days.
Miss Julia Harris, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting friends In the city.
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,ooO0oOoOoc 9 COO "a
orr
THE GREAT PDTURlT


n,rR AT ghanuntOnd HhU Yalfou -
-. ,,...,.,..- 1890. ls,...t
49,. u. ,....,..-
-,, 80
NE" 4OntA, aug. ~ 'a-
fand people 50" 4l-t.tliiei l9rs
odds Oh ~ :" ! WA eas lll'y
stakes az sneep .ns'q Say ilsn
Degree coming m second pub
lie choices wete noMn l. epen-
ing Oh 'he Oeslns 4.us45 tAyoss
tie over tne tleisqapi
BIchberg' ana slr Hap
favorlte' although his
hIgher'5ut eaen = va
two.
It was 5'st Wae ana
last break caW aopr ena
thtrty-two il|gg ey reached
the post 81 eln ,eFs Il
was reaiiy .ie were
practie ~ d "A ene Fealy
out OF 4 lelp ecs s4aEg' VINO
was to al Sint4a ana iett ~
the post. Hae9 0lig az MI
away with a little ne "a
digitatrice. Rushsr' iqR
LOrdshlp. scanneh az aFs 2.
otheS being close enqqgn iap r. q
chance. Maher the anle g. l.sAi
weight dug his heel4 me l1aea z
and set sail for thS gqla'
strides the ftlly had hqs nos p d e
RusheF.
Two turlonss hadSblla ecyss arg
High Degree was stu half 2 l9nsta u
front OF R'tsher who was thsn o4ly q
neck In front OF the tavorite Y fanap'
who was a nose In front OF sir llloert'
he In turn a neck IN front OF the l'ara-
dian Marttmas. Prestidfgafa iee was
falling out Of 1t and ArmameFt ~ get
ting prominent Now q hustle toF the
turn was at hand. All cue eqyB were
working like demons to glt.tlle mont
Rusher stopped as y ne ti9a ser en- shot
and then how Maher did fleN erouoh-
Ing low on the tiiiy's neck ns grove heF
with hands and heels afa Eaen mere
was but a quarter q 2 1ille to go ne
was a good length and 4ait Ia 'front.'
but he did not dare swing over
against the rail now az was far out
on the track. Lewis however; had
gradually worked to ne : and as they
turned into the home u scn ne was In
the coveted hard groupd 9nd how Mar
tlmas was flying. He already in
second place at the qhaEse two lengths
in front Of Rusheri Wla US neck In
front Of Mr. Clay. WheAEes IN bunch
with Dr. Eichberg. sls Hipesrs and His
LordshIp, Now che ~ pFlons pole
was reached and llttlp 9laller saw Mar
tlmas rush by on ne ilrm fhard footing
agalns; the rail while ne 4red flly un-
der him was stopping on be deep dust
and Autumn, DR.. clay and Dr. Eichberg'
with Sloan on the later tnishine IN nus
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the bows tutuIG, Ouly =. -.
10 have him killed oil IN the cary yeH lll
Of manhood by the dread disease eon'
sumption .....,,,,,,,,;,,, ,v,. cor.
,;S.rsd an incurabie disease. Nov It Is
i..,s,,,,, n trns OF thousands that Doctor
n,S,ns,. Golden Medical Discovery cures
70 ~ cent If Mi cases II taken In the early
49, ~ tbe diseNae. Il also cures bron.
sS;tia in,vnVitis, throat and nasal troubles
III III aiiisi diseases Of the aiF.passaRes'
TtSs Ihc hest blood maker and hcah'ouilder'
H. - ~, ,ycncTai tonic and nerve Testota'
W ~ :, ss,ivrs A keen edge TO the appe.
~. o.S.Sts The impaired digestion pro.
t H. ,.c Sow Of digestive juices, iaetlt'
i n.y. ~. cyo5uctiun OF chyle IN the lower
..',.oS a. jntestines, inviEOIntes tue liVet
vi s,,,,t6ss and enriches the olo9u. y
s aS Jogr aid ard inert tissues and puii9s
~, ,,ew 6r,n. muscular Tissues OF hehlth,
s teen the iieart'S action, promotes
~ .;,c1intior Of the blood to ever, par
Wy W IL" boJy and deepcns the bIsatnl2R,
H. ~ =" sunnIyinV the blood With WallS'ng
tnuy ysp' thousands have testheo 70 ~
,r:,its The dealer who offers Sone'n'"6
cise ss "iusl as good " Is diShoneS1
%, .,vr, WA very strong and lheq neg % q e
eriooe.I writes Mrs. 6FneiS =, "'p S6,;vS Ana
sd ST. salem 9 ,T,Is tooE three bollIei q
iet u lI,su," Eavoritc Prescription anu ~ y
~. ~. HJ.ileai discovery ana Two y,e's 2 W
,n,Is"sst pellets. have be1ef Hca''H ~"
than for many years -. ..,,.. ~.
rgenty.one one cent stamps e ~ M. SnS
.,a;,,og az fapcr.covered copy oI i n8c.uE
pjsrcris Common Sense MeuiVal ~ ~ I, -
rio,i, hound a stamps, Sehu " ~ - -
Piofce, Buffalo, N, "
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Round Trip Summer E1ourHlOn Tickets.

Round Trip summer EhAouFHlOu A'ckoN'
Commencing June ~, the Mononga-
heln River Railroad Company win sell
round trip summer excursion tickets to
webster Springs, W. Va, and return.
The location OF Webster Springs 10 six
teen mlles from Cowen, w. Va.
Tickets are printed TO read via Cow
On and Hack Line between Cowen and
Webster Springs, though II passengers
holding Webster Springs tickets desire
10 visit Camden-on- Gauley these tick
cts will be honored for passage from
CowOn TO CRmden-o -Gauley and re-
turn without extra charge.
The new hotel at Webster SprlnEs is
now open and affords ample. first class
accommodation for large attendance.
Tickets on sale June u to September
70 inclusive, and good return
ing until October 81, 1898. For
rates apply to Hugh q. Bowles, GeneC-
al Superintendent. Mouongah. w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-24

WASHINGTON, Aug. sS-rhe state
department has received the following
from late Minister sewaIt at Honolulu,
announo.re the raising OF the American
flag over Hawaii:
HONOLULU, Aug 16.-Day, state de-
partment: Flag raised Friday, the 12th,
at noon Ceremonies Of transfer Pre-
duced excelgeuS impression.
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ENTRIES CLOSE TODAY
& the Labor Day Bicycle Races,
Many are Entering.

This evening at o'clock. entries for
The Labor Day bicycle races close. ana
II Is important that all wheelnen who
intend entering have their blanks hIl-
ed and Aled with R. N. Archer. at the
Intelllgencer editorial rooms, before
that hour. A number OF entries have
alteadv been received. most Of them for
the road race, 90 far there have been
few entries for the two track events,
for both Of which handsome prizes
have been put by the trades assembly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-24

RosToN-There was no material
change In the wool market hero this
week, the tone OF values being quite
firm with the volume Of trade very
light. Tho transactions in fleece woods
showed some falling on, but prices are
steadily maintained. Australian woods
moved quietly. but conditions were un-
ohhnged Following are the quotations
forIthe leading descriptions: Ohio and
26c; Xxx and Xxx above 2O@SOc; delaine
S0c,
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GENERAL NOTICES,

NOTICE,
By an agreement made this date. the In
tercst OF Frank Burt In The Sterling COM
pany, OF Wheeling, w. Va, is sold to Hugh
Sterling, who will continue the business
and make settlement OF all matters per-
tainlnE to the same
Dated Wheeling w, Va, August II, 1885.
nuiS.th THE SpERLlNG COMPANY.
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WHlT D0 700
THINK OF THIS?
CouId Any Otller Known Rem
ely Have Accomplished it2

ttsi6SS s3@oa rstlfnE 4 ltg eyolllngl 40 VITA
Z SsVofl cold, Elpidly gEeW " daglpg ~ Pl9j
shooting Pains dared thTopgh ~ shet ne s..,s.
651ns f,Ss n iangG al ~ tinlGl With blpPd Ihe
6HlV Fes3saY q hlnd was HyOmol 10 Enea -. ~
llltle taith. Inhaled I thT91Eh The 9ost5S aEa
i,outh freely. Tha eject was like plliei all Bow
fssi dat % So great dlleOvSy 6gs. srhh;7Es ny
lie. NM q o1i " h
HHSnmniN Raal direct 70 TIE diseased
DaFkS, Thieh 6ln bS reached By the breath
a no only Had stomach roinedlo5 been
used, Pn0Imonla would have Fosulted.
aHyomalp cures by Inhalation, Sold 81
DfIFEiStS, Of SenE BY nan, Ptiee, complete outtk
Oi.68. Extra bottles zoe.
Ri. BOOTH COMPANY,
Rooms 7O-2lAsdi,Orian Bslldlau. chIeaqo. o.
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q Struck out 81 .Tannohili Z - YoanE
3 Time, l:i6, umpirei Lynch and An
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-24
NATIONAL LRAGUR
YESTERDAYS GAME.
Cleveland 6. PLttsburgh 3.

To-DAY's GAMES
Baltimore at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Louisville,
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Washington at ST. Louis.
PITTSBURGH, August 2a-up to the
nth inning the game was one OF the best
seen here this season. After that Tame
hill lost control of the ball and sent four
men to base on balls and was nit hard
The batting Of Wallace was the feature
OF CieVeland'A six runs he bRtted In i've
AiAnnhnncn I'M Score:
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Stomach
Trouble


Stomach trouble IS the common
name applied to q arrangement of
the system which s lleenly felt but
vaguely understood. Itmsy mean
inability 10 retain food OF to digest
it, II may mean nausea, pain after
eating, ttillnes, inurdinate craving
for food, or entire lack Of appetite.
Whatever It means, there's trouble,
and it's with the stomach. II You
have stomach trouble, you will DO
interested In this letter from a
man who had il andwas cured BY j
Aye rs
SaPSap aRlIld
aFor nine Yeas / suffered from stonSSh
trouble. l tried The aid Of tie best doCtorb
Of Philadelphia and Pittsburg. and spent
large sums Of money all IN vain. Ono day
while waiting q train IN Bellatre, o. l
picked up . paper with . notice Of Ayers
sarSaparillA / got one bottle 70 Try II. It
did mo % much good that ! purchased i've
more bottles. ! took four Of them and
gained in hesh, my appetite improved, and
now can eatanythinE. ny stomach Is al
right thanks TO the use Of Ayers SarSapa-
rillA. Gavin u. STEVENS, UniOntoWn, Pa.
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Frank Mellott returned yesterday, at
ter spending ten days at Atlantic City.
Miss Emma Blon Is attending the. in
stitute at Bethesda this week.
Miss Jennie RIckel, OF Galipolls, Is the
guest OF friends in the city.
Harry Dunfee is quite III at mis- home
in the First ward
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Rent pianos from Orion Bros.
{. W. Goodale has gone to Helena
l.. A. Stiefel came over from Helena.
Fred orion. piano tuner. 107 +. Bdwy.
Jim ODonnell has started for the
klondike.
John Messenger started last week
for the Klondike.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard Office.
@. II. Macdougall, stenographer, no.
tary public, % e. Granite. Tel 391
Col. f. NJ. Malone, representative of
the Chicago, Milwaukee 81 ST. Paul at
Miles City, is on a visit to Butte.
The remains of j. Harb, the barber
who died about three weeks ago. were
shipped East TO the home of his family
in Illinois last evening.
The license committee of the CITY
council met last evening and passed a
number of applications for licenses to
conduct plumbing business.
Mechanical drawing taught by an ex-
pefienced draughtsman at Butte Bust
ness college. Rates are reasonable and
satisfaction assured. Call and inyesti-
gate.
Another crowded house witnessed the
performance of 1872 at the Mcguire
last night. A matinee will be given
this afternoon and the final perform
ance tonight.
Martin Kelly was arrested last even
ing on charge of disturbance for get
ting drunk and kicking in a door at the
residence of his brother-in-law, James
Holland, at 636 East Galena street.
A little off in color. Half off in price.
All complete on spring rollers are the
kind of window shades we sell you for
25c instead of SOC to close out quick.
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Co corner
Park and Main streets.
Frances Wilson. an actress at the
Monogram, complained to the police
last evening that she had been robbed
of valuable diamond ring during re-
hearsal yesterday. The police investi-
gated the matter. but failed to find any
trace of the ring.
John Berry, an inyeterate drunkara
who spends a large portion of his time
ia the city jail. got out of iail yester.
day afternoon after serving a sentence.
only to be rearrested before the day
was out This time he was Charged
with yagrancy and sent to the county
iaif
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VERGE OF STARVATION
John McCleary Thought He'd
Been Sentenced to Die.
STOOD UP TO BE SHOT
Two Brothers Who Couldn't Find Work
But Found Plenty of Trouble.
Johns Empty Belly Sets His
Wheels Running.

A sad spectacle was witnessed yes
terday morning at the city Jail. Two
young men named John and Robert
McCleary, who are twin brothers, APP
piled the night before for lodging. and
were accommodated. Toward morning
Johns mind commenced to wander and
in a short time he was a raving ma
MAC. He imagined he had been SEN
fenced TO be shot and stood erect and
immovable for more than two hours
waiting for the execution To take place.
Even his brother could not dispei the
illusion and the insane man stood stiff
as a marble statue waiting and urging
his supposed executioners to shoot. 1t
was finally decided To send him to the
county jail. and the brother Robert who
did not wish TO be separated from him.
asked to have charge OF vagrancy
placed against himself to enable him to
accompany his insane brother. His re-
quest was granted and both were taken
to the county Jail. Robert stated to the
police that he and his brother came to
Butte some time ago to look for work,
but had been unable to find anything
TO do, and had become 50 impoverished
that they were literally starving when
they decided to apply at the city Jail
for a nights lodging and something TO
eat. He said he believed his brothers
condition was due to the priyation and
worry he had endured.
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SHE'S FREE
AS A BIRD
No Rope Shall Pinch Fair
Emma's Neck.
NO IRON BARS RETARD
Gentlemen, She's Out at Last and
Still on Deck.
MAY PLAY IN ANY YARD
Gentlemen, She's Out at Last and
Still on Deck.
MAY PLAY IN ANY YARD

Her Brain Reeled When She Shot Her
Lord-Her Mind Went Up the Spout.
The Jurors Saw 1t in That Light-Not
Long Did They Stay Out-Her Law
yers Wept When They Summed 1t
Up-The Court Room Was in Tears.
But When the Verdict Was Brought
In, the Sobs Gave Place to Cheers.
Miss Green Bobbed Up and Down for
Joy-"Oh, Bless the Lord" She Cried.
Ems Friends All Thought the Ver-
dict Great-But Some Folks Thought
Twas Snide.
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HITCH YOUR HORSES.
It You Don't You'll BE Yanked OFF to
Jail.

it fou Don't You'll BE Yanked Off to
Jail.
So many runaways with either disas-
trous results or narrow escapes attend
ing them have occurred of late, that
the city authorities have decided rig
idly to enforce the ordinance against
leaving horses unhitched in the street.
Yesterday two offenders against the or
dinance were fined in police court. and
before evening three more had been ar
rested. These were f. Wilson. corne-
Illus Clark and Rudolph Walters They
all put up bonds for their appearance
and will be given a hearing in police
court to-day.
Monster shoe sale now on at John
TasselPs, Is West Park.
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she is GOING TO ALASKA.
The Fortune Teller

Call soon or be too late. Madame
Renno tells all about marriages, love.
work, trouble. changes. journeys and
business affairs. 1903 East Broadway,
opposite McDermott hotel.
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Sarah Kehoe. aged 3S years. died yes
terday Of typhoid fever The funeral
will be held to-day at o'clock p. m.
from caplice block.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BUTTE
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED

Foreign exchange. We draw direct on all
the principal cities Of Europe and issue
our own letters of credit. available In an
parts Of the world.
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To-DAY,s WEATHER.

The indications to-day for Montana are:
Light snow or rain; cooler in southern
portion; probably warmer in northern
portions; southeasteriy gales.
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BUTTE NEWS.
The Principal Branch Ofice OF the Standard
Is at 81 Z. Broadway. Butte Telephone <22
Advertising rates furnished on application.
BUTTE WEATHER.

Reported for the Standard by Ga1Ioyly &
Co.. Druggists.
Feb. 15-Thermometer. Barometer. Wind.
a. m. Al deg. above. 23.90 inches. NV
p. m. Al deg. above. % So inches. NV
Highest temperature, 40. Lowest, So.
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Continued on Page Six
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The acknowledged standard
for high quality. Their wear
resisting properties have
placed them at the head and
front Of all Linoleums In
point of service.
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OF these goods, just received,
constitutes the first ship
ment of this noted maker to
us, and fully justifies his
world wide reputation for
producing the most service
able, desirable and elegant
line of Linoleums 10 be
had.
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School bonds for sale.
For particulars, address l.. j. Il.
Chapman, clerk, Holt, Mont
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-12-23
Do Not Give Up in De-
spair-There is Hope!

For ages it has been thought
that Cancer is incurable, and
those so unfortunate as to have
this dreadful affection have con-
sidered themselves beyond hope OF
recovery. The doctors are alb
solutely unable to afford any re-
lief, and the poor sufferer might
we'll consider himself on the way
to an early grave.
1t is now easy TO see why the
doctors have failed to cure Cancer.
Their theories have been all wrong,
and hence their treatment mis-
directed. They have made the
mistake of thinking that by cut
ting out the sore or ulcer, known
as Cancer, the disease would be
gotten rid Of, and the patient re-
stored to health. But the cruel
knife accomplishes nothing, for
the Cancer promptly returns, andls
always more virulent than before.
1t has been demonstrated beyond
doubt, that Cancer is a blood disease.
and can not be cured by the surgeons
knife because the blood can not be cut
array
Several years ago my wife had an
ulcer on her tongue, which, though an
noying. was not regarded seriously at
first. . 1t refused to heal and began to
grow, giving her much pain. The doc
tors treated it for quite a while but
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A new kind OF insurance is that OF
lost. strayed. stolen or impounded
dogs. The dog insurance company
registers the dog to be insured. with its
full description. and provides a tag OF
the insurance company bearing the
number by which It Is registered, which
tag must be constantly worr, together
with its city license tag
The insurance company keeps a man
at each pound to release any dog bear
ing a tag OF the company and return ii
to its owner. This is a great conyen.
fence TO the owners OF valuable pets,
and saves the dogs from contracting
the diseases which are so numerous
and contagious in such place. 1t also
saves both dog and owner much misery
and anxiety, to say nothing OF the ex-
pense and tiresome red tape which are
necessary to release a dog from the
pound.
Detectives are regularly employed by
the company to trace any dog the mo-
ment II is reported missing.
Every person pledges himself to re-
port to the association any dog which
he finds wandering about apparently
lost and bearing a tag OF the company