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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-02
DOING GOOD EVERYWHERE.
A Medical Discovery That EfectualIy
Cures Piles in Every Form

For many years physicians have expert
mented in vain. seeking remedy which
would effectuauy cure piles ana other rec
tai troubles. without rosorcins to a sJrg!-
cal operation Many remedies were found
to give temporary relief. bat none could
be depended upon 20 make = Ias..;g. sat
is1actory cure.
within a recent period. however. new
remedy. the Pyramid Pile Cure. has been
repeatedly tested IN hundreds Of cases and
with highly satisfactory results.
TIE first effect CT the Pyramid Pile Cure
is TO instantly remove the pain and .rri-
tat,on generally present and from that
time on the cure rapidly progresses and
before the patient is hardly aware OF il
he Is entirely cured. The remedy seems %
act directly on the nerves and blood YES
seis Of the parts affected as IL comes INTO
direct contact with them and sets up g
healthy action. whicA in a perfectly ma
tural way brings the parts 70 Their nor
NAL condition.
The remedy does rs work without any
pain or inconvenience 70 the sufferer and
Is justly considered ore % the most meri-
tori0us discoveries OF modern medicine
Piles is one ot the most annoying and
often times dangerous diseases with
which humanity IS afflicted. Il neglected
il frequently develops iH-o 6s.ula o. some
equally fatal o. !ncarable trouble, where
as by the timely use OF thls simple su- e.
fective remedy 10 one reed suffer 4 single
cay from aay form OF plies unless they
want TO-
The Pyramid Pile Cure IS perfectly
harmless. containing no mineral po.sons
and IS also very reasonable IT price. cost
ing but % cents package. Il IS sold IN
drug stores everywhere. The m2nufactur-
ers % the remedy are the Pyramid Drug
Co. o. Marshall. Mich. Who have placed
This excellent preparation before the pub
&c only after giving = thorough and re-
peated tests II ghe hands % reputable
physicians. TIE results II hundreds Of
cases have couvtnosd IS that Il vii 70;
you.
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iron and steel at most markets, and some
shading in quotations is claimed, but the
business doing is on an immense scale.
Good weather at the south favors an early
planting season, but business based upon
this has not been Of such a volume as to
make up for the quieting demand noted
at a number Of coast cities and at river
points, where high water is limiting bus
mess TO some extent. Export trade at
New Orleans is reported checked by in
creased freight and insurance rates grow
ing out of the present unsettled foreign
situation. Freight rates are reported
weaker on the Pacific coast and trade is
rather quieter at most cities. The out
look is for heavy crop of wheat in the
state of Washington this year Boat
building and iron manufacturing are re-
ported active in the Pacific northwest.
The price situation is. on the whole,
quite encouraging this week, oats, -four
print cloths and hides being the most
prominent among the decreases mention
ed. while wheat, corn, lard, coffee, cotton
and sugar are higher, and the list of
staples unchanged in price appears the
most numerous.
Exports of wheat, flour included, are
smaller than for some weeks past, but
are much larger than in corresponding
periods of previous years, aggregat ting
664 bushels, against 3,S96,00O bushels
last week, 2464 645 bushels in this week
of last year, /, 699. 927 bushels in 1895, 2,S53-
93S bushels in 1895 and 2,77S. $50 bushels in
1894.
Corn exports are, on the other hand,
larger than for some weeks past, aggre-
eating 4.507,722 bushels. against 4496. PSI
bushels last week, 4970,127 bushels last
year and 2.199.00O bushels in 1886
Failures records, as above intimated,
bear witness TO the satisfactory conditions
ruling in commercial lines this year in a
total for the quarter of 3.5l5 embarrass-
ments, involving liabilities of S36, 19S, 900, a
decrease in number from a year ago of
IS per cent. and from two years ago of
% per cent, while as regards liabilities,
there is a falling off from last year of 80
per cent. and as compared with 1896, of
over AZ per cent.
Failures in the Dominion Of Canada for
the first quarter Of 1898 number SIC. with
liabilities of $500, 900, a decrease of "a
per cent in number. and % per cent in La
biIties from one year ago.
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EXTENSIVE CATTLE DEAL
Forty Thousand Head sold in a BuDel
N..r,,

in New HexicO.
Fort Worth, Tex, April IAN extern
sive cattle deal is reported from the Eddy
district. E. F. Karrick of Pueblo, Colo
RADIO, has secured through his New Mex
leo agents, 10000 head Of cattle, costing in
the neighborhood of 81 100000. Many of
these cattle were purchased from the
ranges of the Eddy country, as well as
from the Van Horn, San Martin and
Toyah ranges in west Texas. Mr.. Kar-
rick has had his agents in Eddy and else
where in New Mexico and west Texas at
work on this deal for several weeks.
The deliveries will take place in April
and May and the stock will then be taken
to Pueblo, Colorado.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures babitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and Observation-Disclosures, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FTG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, M
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ghe aiea Daily eagle: Saturday gorino april 2 1893

by it's present owners is a fictitious one
and unless improvements are made in
Pearl Harbor the value would be probab-
ly less than $50 per acre.
Secretary Long recommends that Beck
oning Point be selected as a site for the
contemplated station on account Of its
proximity to East Loeb, which has the
largest anchorage. as dry docks may be
easily built there and as there is ample
space 10 dock and unlock vessels of any
size. He believes the bar can be dredged
to depth Of thirty feet, as in Honolulu,
and within the estimated sum of s105. 00e.
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NOT A RELIGIOUS LAW
In Illinois the GStudy Of Alcohol and
Nnrcotics il Comnnl~nrN

Springfield. III. April Attorney Gen
eral Akin today handed down an opinion
TO State Sup erintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton Inslis SIS to the validity OF the statute
OF 1881 concerning the study OF hygiene
and physiology and the effects o. aico-
hoAc drinks and other narcotics on the
system. The attorney general holds that
neither the school board nor a teacher
can excuse any pupil from said study;
also that the study mus; be done during
regular school hours. There IS nothing
in the statute affecting the religious view
OF any nerson.
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FOR EQUAL REPRESENTATION
Three Conferences in New Jersey and
New York Vote

New York Vote.
New York, April 1.-The Newark con-
ference. in session at East Orange, to-
day voted to allow the laymen the same
representation as clergymen at the gen
eral conference. The vote was 15S for and
% against.
New York, April 1.-The New York con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal church
decided today in favor of equal lay and
clerical representation from annual con-
ferences. The vote was lis TO SO.
Camden. N. j., April 1.-The Methodist
Episcopal conference for the southern
district of New Jersey today voted in
favor of the Rock River resolution. The
vote was 10 to 65
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TRY GRAIN-0! TRY GRAIN-O!

ASK your Grocer today to show YOU =
package OF GRAIN-O. the new food drinI
that takes the place OF coffee The ch1N
cren may drink il without INJURY as well
as the adult. Al who t-y K ks j.
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown a.
Mocha OF Java. but Il is made from purs
grains, ard the most delicate stomach ,s
ceivcs i without distress. a the prize OF
coffee. l5c and 25c per package. Sold By
au groCers
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FOR SAIE-No rs s Washington. S
room house and 90 feet. First house
south OF Douglas. Price only $50. This
is the greatest bargain on the market
We have sole agency to sell it III Won
want It see US at once, as II will soon
be sold. Dean Gordon Ils-tf
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FILIBUSTERERS OF MEXICO
Get Themselves Into Trouble and
Also into Jail

Laredo, Tex, April LIN the cases Of
Andres Santos, Margarito of Vallacilo and
Adolfo Rodriguez OF San Ignacio, Mex
leo. the three leaders of the proposed
Spanish invasion, now held incommuni-
cado in Neuvo Laredo by the federal au-
thorities. the Mexican court has rendered
its decision. The men are charged with
violation Of the neutrality laws of Mexico.
and the court held that there was suffi-
Gent evidence to hold them.
DR.. Marti, the principal leader and the
other prisoners. win be brought to Neuvo
Laredo within few days.
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STREAMS RUNNING DOWN
interrupted Railroad Traffic in I'LL
nOis Resumed.

Mount Carmel, Ill, April 1T is report
ed that shanty boat sunk three miles
above here and family consisting of five
persons lost their lives. Their names are
unknown The water hereabout has reach
ed the limit and is receding. 1t is now
believed that all danger to the railroads
from the high food is past for the present.
The Big Four has got train in, the first
this week. The Air Line will try to re-
sumo business on Saturday.
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FOR SALE-To move; seven iine. large
2story houses, ranging In price from
$3.50 10 $3.50. Z. w. Mccoy. 1i2 N Main
street 1l4-s,x
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Paine's celery compound is the dlseor.
cry of a great physician, who knew u
that the school and text books could
teach him, but more than that. he krsr
sick men and women, as few physciaai
in any age have known then. Proi
Edward Z. Phelps. NJ. D., Ii. D., d
the Dartmouth medical school. was All,
to drive out. disease, from the system,
because he knew where the !. diseas
was lodged and how TO help the eIcrs'
tory organs. instead of confusing thea
as so many illogical remedies do In the:
effort 10 cleanse the blood. Paine's 81.
cry compound encourages and strength.
ems the kidneys. and enables them 70
cleanse the blood of its waste. poison.
Gus matters that are the direct cause q
5drowsiness, -listlessneSs, melancholi
blood diseases, wasting sickness
headaches and that general run dovr''j
coalition that opens the door to defnI.
organic diseases OF the heart, kdntH
or stomach, especially when pers9i
Is advanced In Years and no longer pos
sessed of the abundant energy hi
characterizes youth alone.
b Paine's celery. compound makes ias
blood bright red color, increases ~
volume In the arteries and quickens u
circulation, and enables nerve.tlni
person to sleep eight or nine hours
a stretch. Every man or woman who's
nervous strength Is at all over;axed,
whose life IS busy one In many diteS'
tons. will feel the invigorating, r!tali.'
Ing effects of Paine's celery compoul.
and see his or her health mend from ts
first use OF this greatest Of all knon
invigorators and remedies.
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MUSICAL WHEELING.

FROM SATURDAY TO SATURDAY. 2
Sunday evening. Opera House Orchestra
concert, ArioD Hall. Is s.5 b..
Monday evening, Oiatorlo Society re-
hearsal. Odd Fello"5' Hall.
Monday evening, Ario1 Society rehears-
al. yArion Hall. Is. =
Tuesday evening, Orpheus Society re-.
hearsal. Conservatory OF Music. ~
Thursday evening. Mozart Society re-
hcarsal. Mozart Hall OK
Friday afternoon. Womar's Club re-
hearsal, A. O. U. W. Temple.
The coming week Will be spentin an
tIcipation OF attractions booked for the
near future, and in reflection over the
three good concerts OF tho week just
ending. The Philharmonic Quartet's
splendid concert Of last Tuesday Is still!
the subject of complimentary discus
sion with all who on that evening helped
10 make up an unusually demonstra-
tive audience. The programme was ex-
ceptionally pleasing and the repetition
OF the trio number Beethoven Serenade
op s.. has been requested OF protcsso:
Schockey, but as the next evening Is; 10
pe devoted to Haydn and the following
concert Is 70 all appearances, to end the
season, Its early second hearing Iis
doubted. The dates OF the two concerts
yet expected are Tuesday evening.
March %. fHaydn cclebratlon). and
Tuesday evening. April y, mIscellan-
cous. That nothing will be allowed to
Interfere with the cntire devotion OF
those evenings to the Philharmonic
Club Is assured bv all who now realize
the real value OF chamber music, and
that the community does no: yet value
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Few men In this country who have
lived to clear the eight-barred gate
which not many come in sight OF. and
fewer go over" have enjoyed more OF
the blessings of long, active. we'll
spent life than Patrick A. Donahoe, the
founder of the Boston Pilot
In every city, village ard hamlet
Throughout the several states and ter
rltories OF the Unions where the Irish
American people have settled, the name
OF Patrick Donahoe Is spoken with re-
spect. admiration and affection.
More than half century ago Mr..
sDonahoe established thesPilot In 1870
he engaged John Boyle. oRcllly, who
was Its brilliant editor for twenty years.
To every coed cause and to every
charity he has been u generous. sub
scribe. Scarcely Catholic church in
New England that has not been a re-
cipient OF his bounty.
Mr.. Donahoe Is now eighty-siE. SCI
The following open letter, sent 10
Wells, Richardson & Co. is. In fact. adj
dressed to the thousands of friends all
over the land. in whose hearts and
homes Patrick Donahoe has found SO
large n place.
I recently; suffered from prostration
brought on by.a protractcd illuess OF a
very trying character, and at the sug-
gcsttor OF friends who were believers
In your remedy tPaines celery COM
pound) I was induced TO give 1t trial.
[ am happy to say that the result was
most satisfactory, and I felt its good
effect Immediately. Hence 1 am able TO
recommend Its use in cases like mine.
where the nervous system, from any
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tause.sis run down and needs a reliable

u
tonic.
/ am happy to state that two mem
ners OF my family have used Paine's
celery compound with the most gratify-
ing results. My daughter-ln-law, Mrs.
p. NJ. Donahoe. has received the most
pronounced results from It's use, whilst
my son. j. Frank Donahoc. the organist
of the Cathedral. is loud In It's praise,
having found 1t a great help In regain
Ing his strength from overworli in his
profession. $50
Yes. I believe in Paines celery COM
pound. 81
~ PATRICK DONAHOE. i
Three-fourths OF all the aches, pains
and disabilities that aged persons suffer
from arise plainly from retarded circu-
lation. The; slow blood stream gets
choked with an accumulation of waste
matter that declares its presence in
twinges. of rheumatims, lumbaEo, reu-
ralgia and inability to. sleep. All these
unnatural conditions can be corrected
and permanently done away with by
cleansing the blood and reg
'ulatinE the tardy circulation. Paines
celery compound is pre-eminently capa-
bic Of doing this beyond any other REM
edy.
There is nothing vague about the sort
ot""good health" that is promised by
Paine's celery compound and vouched
for by men and women who have used
1t. 1t means, among other things. firm
or nerves, completer digestion. sweeter
breath and more regular bodily func-
tons, Paine's celery compound secures
these where other remedies fail because
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LOCAL BREylriEs.
aiattsrs o f,,ilnor ,inr,-nf III and About
the City. -

/ tIo. ~ the Cify. m
Matinee at the Grand to-day. 4!
Grand Observation-Disclosures the Dome"
The Busy Bee mission band, OF the
First Christian church, will give q
birthday entertainment at the church,
Tuesday evening. 4, 4, (,
Jos Blisky and Herman ,Nelr, two
boys who defaeed a Baltimore & Ohio
car, In the Eighth ward, net u hearing
before Squire iabcrileld this morning.
The Masons' fancy Dresden drill by
twcnty-night Young ladies' at Odd Eel.
] lows hall next Thursday and Friday
evenings, promises to be an enjoyable
affair. 4q AZ ajq4 III
The Martins Ferry Roofing Company
Is painting all OF the poles on the Mar
tins Ferry. Bridgeport and BellaIre'
street car line. There are !, 200 OF them
and red and black are the colors.
Mike Agnic, the North End saloonist.
who brutally, assaulted Frank Owens.
alhfteen-year-old boy, was fined $50 and
costs by Squire Rogers, md held to the
grand jury for carrying concealed wea-
pons. ~: p
Yesterday, IN, the circuit court. Judge
Herver on the Bench the application OF
! stockholders OF the Wood Brothers
Planning MIL Company for the annull-
mens OF the, assignment of the, com-
pany was refused.
The Wheeling public library will DO
closed from March IS to 30, Inclusive.
for the purpose,of taking annual inven-
tory, cleaning, etc. On March 81 and
April 1, . and 3 the reading room will be
open, but no books can be. taken out on
these days. All books must be returned
on or before March 26. s
GAINESVILLE Will. this spring, vote on
the question of having water works
constructed on the franchise plan and
East Liverpool will vote on three bond
issues, aggresating s61,ooO: $4,000 for. a
hospital, $4,000 for. a. new reservoir.
and 100000 for improving 1.-THE roads
leading to the city.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger. In tho clty nn,i whsellns PEG.

strangers III tue cry nhu wheeling REQ.
pio All, ord.
]. NJ. Saunders, OF Charleston, is at
the Mcclure.
Ed. Ankle returned yesterday from a
Pittsburgh visit.
4. Leo We'll, a prominent Pittsburgh
lawyer. Is a Mcclure guest.
II. Woods, OF Ripley, and W. C. Cor
rell. of Smithfeld, are West ylrg!nians
at the Howell.
Miss Blanche Mechling, OF Cleveland
has accepted position as head MILL
ner with Mrs. Jessie McAdams.
Woods Rymer, OF Warrington. and r.
B. Watson. OF Cameron. were among
yesterdays arrivals at the istamm.
Charley Evans, OF the Island. has ac-
cepted a position as traveller for Bloch
Bros, and leaves on a PENNSYLVANIA
trip this morning. y
George tHea,heriugton, OF Minneapo-
lis. Is visiting at the home Of Mrs. A. J..
Worls. on Main street. Mr.. Heathering-
ton Is an old Bellaire boy, who struck
it rich in the west.
George W. Crawford, d.. A. Bartlett,
L. A. Brenneman. ". L. Armstrong,
James Cuslck, H. A. Leopold, r. A..
Bruner, Foster Mitchell, and Robert
Mccormick were Sistersvlllc people.
registered at the Mcclure yesterday, be-
ing in the city in attendance at big
oil suit-in the courts
a. Simon, of Manchester. England,
one of the largest corduroy maaufac-.
turers In England. was In the city and
registered at the Mcclure yesterday. He
came here by appointment with p. B.
Robinson, of Louisville, KY, a corduroy
buyer. Mr.. Simon when leaving Eng
land. had an idea TINT Wheeling and
Louisville were two points on the Ohio,
river, not so far distant as he has since
learned.
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happiness and industry. By soothing
and STRENGTHENING the sccretive glands
OF the digestive organs 1t facilitates d.
gcstion and assimilation, while the ner-
vous system Is rapidly built up again
and put 10 work without confusion. thus
bringing all the important organs into
harmony and health. In tho following
letter Mrs. II. L. Rcdman, soh L. Main
St. Meriden, Conn. tells how her health
was restored: For several months I
suffered very seriously from extreme
nervousness. My sleep was broken, my
appetite failed me and was threatened
with nervous prostration. I could
scarcely endure the slightest noise about
tho house; my nerves were completely
unstrung. and distressing pains across
tho stomach and In tho chest made life
TO me q miserable existence. My:nlGhts
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iers has got agin tho ferners? This
White Wings EbuslnesE?.'
9s''YAs, sir answered Josephl y.
leaves some dirt on thefstrcet! Hpw's
n man a.eYer goir' TO git into Wheeling
then? o. course, Joe. Il know you can't
help Il. an I'm glad you told me. was
n iectle risky ofit. "a ! left ny, wagon
out at Fulton tn ! got the mud cleaned
OF the wheels.n
The innocent rustic had really done
MS he sald-scraped and scrubbed his
wagon at f'uRon before entering the
city. &C.,, ~ tf'tf7t e}GyFt'
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4 East FREIGHT L]:I RlrS

Earlier this week the lntelligencer
mentioned the record breaking run
made on the Illinois Central and Pan;
Handle roads from New Orleans to
Wheeling seveEty-two hours This
record IS now sent to the rear; yester-
day mornin3 a car OF bananas arrived
here on the Pan-H Handle from New Or
leans, having made the run In seventy
one hours. This record was made with
out a messenger. while the sevcntY-two
hour. run was made with one.
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THE CRIMINAL COURT.
A Short Session of the Judicial Tribu-
nal Yesterday.

FF.-.s
A Shor, Session OF the Judicial Tribu-
nal Yesterday.
Yesterday, in the criminal courtJudsc
Hugus on the bench, III the case of the
state VS.. Harry Bachman, the defend
ant filed plea in abatement, setting
up that Clark. the prosecuting witness,
had entered the grand jury room with
out being sworn. A demurrer to the in
dictment was also entered. The matter
was taken under consideration by the
court.
State VS.. Reynolds: plea Of not guilty,
SThe application to have the prisoner
released on his own reeognizance was
overruled, but the court reduced the
bail from $4,000 10 $1,000. The trial was
set for April !.
State vs.. Alex. Bachman; released up
on his own recosnizance. 80.
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THE PRISONERS ESCAPED.
tut That's an Old Story, as They Left
the Workhouse.

5bul l hat 5 an o4u akors, Us iHes Lett
Is the Workhouse.
Another example Of the ease with
which prisoners. when SO disposed, can
leave. the. workhouse;- was given last
night. Three prisoners, evidently tlr-
Ing Of the clty's bill of fare, and longing
for stroll through green pastures
amid spring sunshine and zcphyrs, fell
up against the building with enough
force 10 make an opening and thence
walked out. Superintendent Mccain
non sounded the alarm. and the trio
We're captured last night at Benwood.
The superintendent will bring UP his
unwilling. guests to-day 10 his cafe on
Crematory hill. sEgJ
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APositive Guarantee.

You run no risk in giving DR.. Miles
Nervnc a trial. II the hrst bottle fails
TO benefit you, take the empty bottle
TO your druggist and get your money
back. All druggists are authorized to
sell the first bottle with that under
standing ', "a
Book on diseases of the heart and
nerves sent free. Address,
DR.. Miles Medical Co, Ellihart, Ind.