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The PROBLEM SOLVED.
THE NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
TESTED.
Results OF the Test In varlou. Form. OF
Dyspepsia.

Chronic indigestion or dyspepsia while
a very common trouble, has for some
time been looked upon BY able phys!-
clans as a serious thing, and that no
time should be lost In treating 1t prop
erly at the start. because recent re-
searches have shown that the most
serious, fata! and lncu:able diseases
have their origin in simple dyspepsia or
Indigestion.
Diabetes is simply one form OF indI-
gestion, the sugar and starchy food not
being asslmilated by the digestive or
gans. IN Brights's disease the albu-
men Is not properly asSimilated.
While consumption Fsld dyspepsia are
twin diseases. and It Is beyond question
that dyspepsia makes 4 fertile soil for
the seeds OF consumption.
But the trouble has been o tlnd a
remedy that could be depended upon to
cure dyspepsia, as It is notoriouslp OBJ
stinate and difficult to cure.
This has been the question which has
puzzled physicians and dyspeptlcs alike,
until the question was solved three
years ago by the appearance OF q new
ny cure III ltc HlGtiCtil HOi III
known as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
which It was claimed was as n certain.
reliable cure for every form OF Stomach,
trouble.
Physicians, however. would n0t ac-
cept such statements without first giving
the new remedy many tests and care
gully observing results.
For three years the remedy has been
thoroughly tested In every section OF the
country ard with surprising and salts
factory results:
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets a be
honestly claimed TO be a specific, a rad
icai lasting cure for indigestion In the
various forms OF acid dyspepsia o. sour
stomach. gas or wind on stomach, too
much bile, undue fullness or pressure
after eating and similar symptoms re-
sultinS from d~isordcred digestion.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets were no;
placed before the public until this three
gears trial left no doubt as 10 their
value and they have recently been plac-
cd In the trade and can be found on
sale at all druggists ut the nominal
price OF 50 cents per package.
No extravaganza; claims are made FOR
the remedy. It will not cure rheuma.
tiSrn. pneumonia. typhoid fever nor any
thing but just wlIati it is claimed TO cure
and that Is every form OF stomach
trouble.
No dieting is necessary. good whole
some food and plenty of 1t and you mas
rest assured that Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets Will digest It.
Druggists claim for It that 1t is a
pleasure 10 recommend It to dpspeptics,
because It gives such universal salts
faction.
Little book on stomach diseases sen,
free by addressing Stuart Co., Marshall,
Mich.
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STRONG FEELING IN HOUSE


WASHINGTON. March 2s.-The
members OF the house who are In favor
of immediate and aggressive action are
discussing OH sorts Of methods by which
the house caI. be brought to an express
sion OF opinion. This morning there
was wen some talk OF overruling the
chair during the consideration of the
navaa appropriation bill. and attaching
n resolution recognizing the lndepend-
ence of Cuba as q rider. But oil this
tatR seems to be In the Hir. 1t has no
conference. The main thing the conser-
fattres have TO contend with Is the
overwhelming protest which Is going up
against delay. The foreign affairs COM
mittee OF the house Is In a peculiar con-
ditioH. Chairman Hit is ilL and the
regular meeting OF the committee will
not occur until Thursday. If q way can
be found to secure q meeting OF the
committee before Thursday it will be
done. II not, the Republican, members
OF the committee will probably caucus
on the question. There Is a strong SEN
timcnt In The house and In the commit
tee against the proposition to vote
money for supplies to relieve the starry
Ing Cuhs1s urless. 1t Is accompanied by
action which wlls stop the war. At
least three OF the Republican members
OF the committee have declared that
they Will oppose such a proposition with
their votes and voices.
Among those anxious TO secure
prompt action and 10 await no further.
decay arc Hopkins, OF Illinois, a mem-
Der OF the ways and means committee:
Tawney, OF minnesota, also u member
OF The ways ard means committee:
Mercer. OF Nebrask1. chairman OF the
committee OF pubHc buildings and
grounds; Hepburn, Of Iowa, chairman
Of the committee on Interstate and for
eign commerce; Lorimer, of Illinois, and
Graf. Of. Illinois.
Representative Lorimer stated that
he did not believe the house would wait
more than forty-eisht hours more be-
fore It would take some step looking to
action by congress Immediate and di-
rect in It's character. and that he be-
lieved in going to the extent OF indie
pendence.
II have talked to many Republicans
lie said, lin the past twenty-four hours
and with two exceptions they were all
for Intervention or recognition Of indie
pender1ce. There Will be no appropr!a-
ton of $500, 600 for relief supplies for the
Cuban non-comhatarts as is expected
to be requested by the President unless
simultaneously there Is a call for inter-
vertion and independence. 7 believe 1t
Will be found that not only q majority
on the Republican side VI the house ia
ror immediate action Of these lines, u
that q majority of the whole house a
be foupd on the Republican side with
this disposition"
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WHAT 4 LOT OF E


Wheeling Produces Its Share, But They
Are Growing L,ss Herr Every Day.
What q wonderful lot Of people there
are who suffer from backache. From
the millionaire sitting N his office clip
ping coupons down to the humble citt-
zen who swings a pick for q dollar a
day, nobody Is free from 1t. And It all
comes from the same cause.
Your kidneys are to blame.
Backache is really nothing but kid
ney ache. You can be perfectly sure
that 1t means a d~isordercd condition OF
the kidneys.
And II youare wise you will heed the
warning Immediately.
Backache neglected, means severer
forms Of kidney disease diabetes. uri-
cary troubles, Brights Disease, death.
Doar's Kidney Pills are the n sim
pie remedy that can be relied upon in
all forms Of kidney trouble.
Some OF your neighbors have tried
them and not one has found them want
irgs. Here Is what q Wheeling citizen
says OF them.
Mrs. K. Z. Sharp, whose husband
keeps o dry goods store, and general
produce, on the Pike, says: My back
and my kidneys were never very strong.
for four or five years. l think the
trouble was aggravated by a cold. set
Ting chiefly In the left kidney. There
was n soreness and aching pain, that
extended down through the thigh. and
I suffered a great deal from headaches.
and felt run down and used up, as my
back bothered me q great deal In get
t!cg around the house. / saw Deans
Kidney Pills highly recommended, on
different occasions. and rs l was COM
planning OF my back beng worse than
usual. my mother got a box for me at
the Logan Drug Co.. and l began 10
use them. They relieved my back
right away and I felt very much
stronger and better. recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills as being all that Isl
claimed for them" ;.
Doau't Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers, Price SO cents. NJ allied by
Foster llburn Co.. Buffalo. n. u, sole
agents for the United States. Remcm-
Der the name Doan's and take no sub
y stitutc.
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TmE MAINE,s% CoMMANpEn
Arrive. II wpah,as,oa-i... ss,rhssr

Arrives la WnAhington-iiis Stiehbors'
Give Huns FRAGRANT Greeting.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. March co.
Captain slgsbee. OF the wrtcktr steam
or Maine. arrlycd In Warrington this
morning from Havana nj 7al o'clock.
He was accompanied by Paymastcr.
Ray, Chief Engineer Howell, Naval Ca.
DIET Holden and DR.. Henaberger. The
latter left Immediately for his homo In
Virginia. The captain was Immediately
driven 10 his home 1882 Riggs Place.
The captains nelghbors on both sides
OF the square on which he lives had
pfofusely decorated their residences
with flaga and bunting and many OF his
friends and tellow-oflcers had sent
iarge bouquets OF American beauty
roses and flower designs OF ships and,
anchors, etc.. as IN expression OF their
friendship and esteem.
At half past 10 o'clock the captain
went TO the navy department 10 report
h!s arrival and. In the course OF n con-
versatlon he said that lie had not yet
received any assignment to duty nor
did he know what command would DO
given him. He would be ready. how
ever. MS soon as he could get his ward
robe ~raplenlshel 10 go anywhere or per-
form any duty that might be given him.
lie had not yet mado any formal writ.
ten report TO the department on'the loss
of the Maine. but would do SO as soon
as he had a little time at his disposal.
AZ to the cause OF the wreck, Cap.
tain Slgsbee said that he could add
nothing 10 his Testimony before the
court of Inquiry, which had already
been published. The Spanish officials
were making an inquiry Into the cause
OF the disaster. but what their conclus-
Ions were, IL any, had been arrived ut,
he did net know. "A few divers under the
direction OF some non-commissioned Of
iicinls, were working icisurely about
the wreck, but he had understood that
the court was paying special attention
to outside matters. They had found, ho
had heard, that there were no dead fish
found in the harbor after the explosion.
and also that the explosion did not
create such a disturbance OF the water
rs might have been expected had the
force come from the outside. However.
this WINS only hearsay, he having no
knowledge OF their proceedings.
Thetcantain said that, as every one
knew, the general feeling among Span
iards In Havana was bitter against
this country, but he did not know
whether the proposed sending OF gov
crnmental aid would meet with any
serious opposition. The captain said he
knew very little OF the general situa-
7tion and therefore had formed no op,n-
Ion as to whether this country was like
ly to become involved In a war with
Spain. Residents OF Havana. he said,
knew little OF nothing OF what was &C.
curing in Madrid beyond what Is re-
ported in American newspapers. The
captain seemed In good health and
spirits considering the intense strain
that had been upon him during the last
six weeks and felt himself, physically Mt
to perform any duty which should be
assigned 20 him.
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Xo,. 10 l,so,ure Here.

NEW YORK, March s9,-Emile zola
has agreed to come TO the United
States 10 give a series OF fifteen lee
lures. Edmund Gerson, OF this city,
has received q cable from him accept
ing the terms offered for a.iecture tour,
but not setting any definite date for the
sailing. MIR. Gerson translated several
OF Zola's works into English. He wrote
some time ago Offering a very large sum
as an inducemeat for the occurring tour.
The subjects OF the lectures are not yet
known, but the case ot Captain Dreyfus
and the anti-semitlc agitation probably
Will be leading themes.
Zola Inns been permitted to take an
appeal from his conviction and the time
of his visit 10 America will depend upon
the result.
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MADRID, March 2a.-The semi.ofii-
cial 81 Liberal says: The report on the
Maine contains no grave statement.
Therefore President McKirtey viii not
use that pre,ext for declaring war, but
VIII use the relief OF the Cubans.
IN Liberal ADDS: I'VE believe the
Spanish government will never tolerate
a foreign nation, in the guise OF phil
ianthropy, invading our territory, forjit
would be followed by the Unanimous
protest Of the Spanish people"
The same paper %Counsels Spain to pre-
pare to prevent any invasion and TO
accept nothing affecting the dignity or
sovereignty Of Spain" 4,
The Impartial Independently says 1t
notes a change Of attitude upon the
part Of the United States.f expresses
tho belief that when the SIX Spanish
cruisers and torpedo boats arrive in
Havana harbor the relations between
the two countries Will improve" and
hopes that the Spanish government
will act on these lines"
Great enthusiasm Is manifested here
In connection with the performances at
the Rayol theatre, to raise funds, by
national subscription. to Increase the
strength OF the navy. Seats are selling
at fabulous prices.
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Wheie FANNY Murdered,

SAN ANGELO. Texas, March 20
The whole Lee family, consisting Of
father. mother and two small children,
have been murdered on a ranch near
Paint Rock, A mar who gave the alarm
states that in the early part OF the ev-
enlng two men called At the Lee house
and asked to be allowed to stay during
the, night. They were denied aceommo-
dations. Later In the night he awoke
to find two men In the house. and as lie
a he was fred upon by them. An axe
was the weapon used for numbering
the victims. The country Is being scour-
ed by officers in an attempt TO catch
the suspected parties.
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WHAT BLayco SAYS
Aboa, the Appreciated rronble in u..

hhout the Apprehendsd Tronblc in Ma
vanu-Blnmes Correspondents.
WASHINGTON. March 2e.-The state
department gives no official confrma-
ton Of reports that official udvlces from
Hayann stnte that riots headed by the
Weyler element r unprecedented.
It appears. however, that Captain
General Bianco has sent q communica-
ton to Washington In which he Gays
he believes that q demonstration may
be prccipitated at any moment by an
element made UP OF certain Americans
OF strong anti.Spanlsh tendency now ut
Havana General Bilnco states thlt he
does not fear any disturbances and riots
coming from the Cuban people. The
suggestion that the Weyler clement is
Threatening riots Is cmphatica!ly repu-
dated by the captain general. General
Binnco expresses complete confidence In
his ability to preserve quiet among the
native population. He Is convinced,
he says. that q rlotous demonstration Mt
Havana amounting to m overt act de-
signed to precipltHte war between tho
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WASHINGTON. March Cat the
close of the cabinet meeting to-day Sec
rotary .Aiger gave out the following
statement:
80 far from there being any differ
ence OF opinion among the members Of
the cabinet. they arc nil In hearty ac-
cord with tho President and have eeen
without o single exception. When no
read to them yesterday his MESSAGE on
the Maine there a not n dissenting
voice nor 4 suggestion Of change. 1t
commanded the approval OF every mem
Der. How could the President have
said moro? He gave congress the re-
port at once ard stated that he bad for
wnrded 1t to Spain and is awaiting her
reply. He must take one step at q
time. it may be said further that there
need be N fear that he will not take
the next. He has not lost a moment in
presenting not criy the Malna incident.
but the whole situation to Spain. The
country can well afford to walt the re-
suit OF the negotiations. WHICH Will DO
promptly made known, whatever the
rneuit - aa 1910 IT
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RrssIAlx rniNA..
IN, Omsiai promuisstion OF Occupancy

The Onieiai Promuisation os
OF Chlncss f'orts.
81. PETERSBURG, March ?s.-!The
oMeiai Messenger publishes a circular
which had been teicsraphed by Count
Murayioir. the Russian minister for
foreign affairs. 10 the representatives
OF Russia abroad, II 10 is follows:
by virtue OF q. convention signed at
Pekln on March q, Port Arthur and the
Port Of tn Lien Wan, and the ,crritor-
les adJacent have been ceded TO Russia
In asutruet by China. You are requested
TO no,lfy the foregoing government
whereto you are accredited, adding that
the above mentioned ports and terrltor.
les Will be Immediately occupied by
Russian troops and that the , Russian
nag will be holsted by the side OF the
Chinese flag.
"You may. at the same time. inform
the foreign minister that the port OF tn
Lien Wan viii be open 10 foreign trade
and TINT the largest measure OF hospl.
tally Will DO extended 10 tho ships OF
all friendly nations"
An official communication Issued TO
tho press, adds: '"The ccssions are for
twenty-five years, but may be extended
later by common accord.
Further China has conceded the
right OF constructing n railroad TO con-
meet the ports with the trans-siberian
main. line"
After stating that the arrangement Is
the direct and natural consequence Of
am!cablc relations between two neigh
boring states anxious to advance the In
terests OF their peoples. the official CONF
municatlon continues: while safe
guarding the integrity and sovereignty
Of China and satisfying the essential
needs OF Russia, the arrangement in.
jures the interests OF no foreign state.
on tho contrary. It affords all nations
the possibility OF entering IN the near
future into relations with the river re-.
gions OF the Yellow sea. hitherto closed
to them. THE opening OF the Ia Lien
Wan TO the merchant ships OF all ma
tons Will create n new and wide mar
ket for commerce and industry. owing
TO the trans-Siberian line, which Is
henceforth destined 10 connect the eS-
tremities of two continents and tho old
world. The arrangement, therefore, Is
OF high historical value to Russia and
should be handled as u fortunate event
by all those who have at heart the ben
Gifts OF peace and the development of
good relations among nations
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Yellow Jnundicr Cured.

Suffering humanity should be sup
piled with every means possible for It's
relief. 1t Is with pleasure we publish
the following: This Is to certify that
] was u terrible sufferer from yellow
Jaundice for over six months, and was
treated by some OF the best physicians
In our city. and all to no avail. pr.
Bell. our druggist recommended Elec-
tric Dltters: and after tnking two bot
itlcs2I was entirely cured. ] now take
great pleasure In recommending them
to any person suffering from this ter
riblc malndy. l am gratefully yours,
MA. HoGarty. Lexington, KY"
Sold by Logan Drug Co.
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THOUSANDS OF sunerera from
grippe have been restored to health by
One Minute Cough Cure. IT quickly
cures coughs, colds. bronchitis. 1pneumo-
MIA, grippe. asthma. and all throat ana
lung diseases Charles r. Goethe,
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a. Z. schcehlc, No. 6O7 Main street: EN-
ley Bros,, Penn and Xune streets;
Bowie & Co., bridgeport 4
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The best thing said about the differ
ences between Spain and the United
States fell from the eloquent lips OF
the onco mighty John L. Sullivan: Be
fore Spain talks about lighting us, let
her go out and get 4 reputation" This
Is the qulntescence OF Boston humor.-
New York Press.
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The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands,
Chiliblalns. Corns. and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction OF money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Lo.
gan Drug Co. L.
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United, statea and Spain ~ being Eyste-
tnatlcally %fotnented BY d certain class OF.
American citizens.
BlHtco clearly md u~rcqulvocniiy de-
rlatts that inc presence. OF American.
correspondents IN Cuba make the situ.
alton In hlS Wow more critical
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TyIr. 49," f .NNtE aHH F.A
HAVANA, March 2s.'-lt is inpossi.
BILE to explain or understand tho az.
reno Confidence M Ina civil, m,,i,,r ~
.os,.,s =, ".
auu iNalsc o.isisis mere, WY, peiievihB
war With the United states Is imnil.
nenty declare. Havana Is lmpregnable.
trsa,, "a ,,a,vad - ,,,.ih,n, nj, ..,,,
- 10y w "i
p~regnaoilitYH 10 what they term the
''concentration of n l,tayy cross IRE
referring 10 the number OF heavy guns
a.. n..,,.. ~ ~. IA ~. ~.
~ a,,,, ,hn ,or.o s,o. ,n,-,,. =, ~,
J .ho.. IN ,,o,,n. n. $3.50, -
.anS, ! Ia harhnr
NJ $500, 49, 4. ,,a
Wupfi asAe'ts t"s' suppUse' tns S"
ted States war vessels could ehtcr un-
Y der such q cross fire, the Spanlards
ahrn, ,hsir qhou,asrs AND snI,e ma IN
1870
y y staye question:
or tho food supply. for which no APP
parent provision hns' been made, the
Spanish officers have nothing to sag.
x But the Spanish merchants, bankers
and other prominent people here are
not SO confident nor arc they 80 ret!c-
ent Such people aver tina; II ever Ia
vanas is attacked or bloeliaded and no
stores are provided 10 feed the be-
sieged, the soldiers and residents will
be the first to rebel. even TO the extent
Sofi blowing Up the palace Itself. Every
body recognizes that there Is no food In
sthe country districts. and II Is generally
~ "a .1rotttnd that kba tnctre-artg a. tptii .tnan
the troops outside busy In case OF hostil.
tiles between Spain ard the United
States.
IL,
tuosaots ~ Has -uep Mus
felt IN day elections Tor delegates
10 the cortes in, Madrid. In view OF the
Y tention; The election. however, was as
t,a SJstrin,s ~ tIa,;a ~ not
more than six bona.ilde votes werc
cast out of hundreds who were eligible,
y. province IN the interior, win q
nnabe az yots SSV noIIan sa. 20 mo
government denies these statements
and the censor refuses 10 allow them to
be sent direct over tho wire: but ali the
local papers indicate the facts plainly,
intimating that the ballot boxes were
stuffed to ~repletion with unyoted tick
eta
ii lis also said OPENLY here that Cap
tain General Blanco and the autono-
mist's secretaries should resign al
once, II being claimed that II Is useless
for them 10 wait for the local elections
OF April "a to &C. when 1t Is asserted the
y now appears ,nat the results nov
ssrya;,va 1aierotes we're cbosen ;tbc
conservative candidates losing in Ar
temisa and Cardenas in spite Of an
asree!nehL : n contrary entered mo
HH"5i'S
9uhday was d gay oi mueh suppEes
ed excitement among the Americans
here. Something strange seemed to be
!, !, ,,,,. ar ho,o ,.,o ro, -.
S
accustomed TO reading similar stun IN
the yellow dodgers" calling for the
Filling of the American CORRESPONDENT
at TWO In ythe afternoon II scanned fnII
q deadly nortent. In fact. tho day wa
very quiet, polIcemen with their rifles.
-evolvers and swords being much In
evidence
Every one fears great events vii,
transnire in tho United states without
- "a Ni'0 AStSS iNaAAS
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A LITTLE boy asked for a bottle OF
get up in the morning as fast rs you
can" The druggist recognized q
household name for "DeWitt's Little
Early Risers." and gave him q bottle Of
those famous little pills for constipa-
ton, sick headache. liver and stomach
troubles. Charles Il. Goctze. Market
md Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair,
%Forty-sixth and Jacob streets: A. L.
Schcehlc. No. COZ Main street: Exlcy
Bros, Penn and Zane streets; Bowie 6
Co., Bridgeport. 6
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Be sure and use that old and we!l-trled
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children tccthing. It soothcs
the child, softers the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for d%iarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle, m-WSt
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lELusIoN OF THE DESPERATE.

.Ir.h. city wa, n~ioel.dsa III. Food SUP.
ply wonid be tho Most Important Men.
sssto Deal Wlth-Farcieal Character OF
The Recent I:isetiens-riis Government
stuffed the B.liot ioso.-Rlgll csa,or.
ship Over rnsomlnr and Outgoing r.ls.
grams.