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THB GRAND PARADE
or the Knights TsmpIar TrlsBnlAl con-
.I.,, ~ 8fffIbuRRh.

or the Knights Tsmplar TFispnlAl Cor
eiaVo At PithburEh.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 5.-The grand
parade OF the Knights Templar during
the triennial oonclave in Pittsburgh, 10
10 be Ihe finest spectacle Of tho kind
ever seen in this country. General J. F.
8. Goblin, grand marshal, has Just Issued
his general orders and the general pro-
RramTne of the parade and reception to
Grand Master Warren La Rue Thomas.
In anticipation Of an early declaration
of peacs between Spain and the United
States thIs display OF temptar ponp ana
prandeur is to be turned into a glorious
celebration OF American victories, q con-
RrntllRtion to the army and navy for
me mnVnihcent work accomplished, an0
IN 1nyI0catfnn for che fpture ducoeSs OF
American arms. =
With mis- idea in view the parade. for
khe flrEt time In tho history OF Tem-
pIarigm in America, will be formed on
military lines, Many Of tho coHiman-
dcrs and star officers In line Will Do
veterans OF recent battles on sea ana
land. some OF them the most notable
figures in the war. =.
The parade will begin to mnye prompt-
" al . q, m. and will be over four mile9
In length from start 70 finish. General
Gobin's general order provides IN the
most complete manner for compact
and beautiful display. There win be QUO
one band OF music to each battalion,
division or grand commanderY thus oo-
waiting the difiiculty heretofore experi-
eSeed IN marching by the presence IN
the line of too much music.
In the evening q grand reception py
the grand Communicates will be given
n the building Of the Duquesne summer
garden to Most Eminent Sir Warren La
Rue Thomas, grand master Of the grand
encampment
This function win be something new
IN the history OF cnnclhves and Is to pa
confined strictly to Rnighte Templar.
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n..,nnrrr1lntn M.

CHICAGO. August 5.--A passenger
rate war that win affect directly every
fare In the west and Indirectly half Of
the tarifrs OF the eastern and southern
lines, has been declared. Eext Monday
the rate htweeu Chicago and st. Paul
and Minneapolis will be S. The t1rin
now IA Sil 80. on the same daG and
thereafter until peace Is declared the
rate between Chicago and on'ahn Will
he 50 %. The normal rate s SE 20.
Tickets now may be purchased between
Chicago and Kansas city for $40 81. The
nofmai tariff Is So 50. Il d expected
tina, this rate viii go down 10 81 p
Within q few dals.
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SITUATION AS &ANzANILL0.

AhoUt 1000 Trosps There, sws m 's l's.
ltsvsd ihry wonld SURRENDER TO oHr
Forces i'm DrmomstrNIion was Made.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Aug, Ar p.
m.-Delayed in transnlsslon.l- 1.-THE
warEhlps Massachusetts and Dixie ar
rived at Guantanamo lay last night aud
Immediately started coallnR
Commander Todd. of the wilmington,
reports that the conditions as ManEan-
lilo, Ms learned from General Rios, are
as Sollows: There are nbou; 1000 rsgu-
lars, 1000 volunteers and 900 bombaTi-
eros. or lremen. there. They appear 10
br we'll supplied with c1t.le ani pro-
visions. but arc believed 90 hc thort of
ammunition. Recent events IN lhlt
vicinity have dl6hcnrtcncd them and, !. is
believed thatthc appearance Of an Amor
lean force even Of only 900 mcn would
result In tho eapltulatlon OF the place.
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CAPT. CLARKS MISFORTUNE.

TIL. Commander OF thu Famous Battle
rh,p oregon hSs hson InTalided Home
WASHINGTON, D. C., August o
CAPTAIN Charles p. Clark, commander
Of the bat,leship oregon now in Cuban
waters, on Santiago, has been invailded
home. The news Of Captain clark's III
ncss cnme MS shock 20 his Washington
friends In and out OF the navy.
definite Information concerning his
Illness Is not obtainahle at the navy
depnrtmcnt. Secretary Long said to-
nIrht that Captain Clark had been
uranted leave of nbsenee on account OF
sickness. but that he had no knowledge
OF how sick he was or from what as
ease he was suffering. ,
BV the naval authorities he Is regard
eJ a. one oC the best equipped officers
In the service, and his superiors nave
the utmost confidence IN HIN.
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A PATHETIC MEETING

Between Admiral cervtFa nna chptntn
Conelia OF the FlaGlhiP MarlA TsTsSn'
VanquIShed spaniRrd HeooIved by n
West VirSlnIan.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5-An Evening
Post special from Norfolk, Va, says:
Admiral cervera and his son. neuten-
ant cervera, arrived here this morning
from baltimore. They left Annapolis,
where they have been pfiSonerS OF war
for several weeks, on parole, having
been granted specint permission 70 visit
Captain Concha, COMMANDED Of the Ad-
miraI's flagship Mnraa Teresa, and the
other Spanish sicio and Botneea at the
naval hospital here.
The steamer fiew her buniug In honor
Of the admiral and, launch lay at the
pler to receive the distinguished prison
erA Lieutenant Commarlier Il, NJ. q.
Brown met the retired adnirat and his
SON as they stepped OF the steamer and
It was with Difficulty that they pushed
their way through the crpw9
Az the naval hoSpital the Spanish I'D
rnlral Tns received by q guard Of honor
and he was conducted to Captain Con-
mis- was the first time they had met
since that fatal duGh out Of Santiago
barbor. The meeting was q pathetic
one, the admiral and captain embracing
each other like children
The admiral then visited 1ieue Noval,
OF the Pluton, who lost . leG, Doctors
Nicoh and August, OF the Yi4eaya, anu
The ecenes we're equally affecting when
their former chief entered the ward
where the Spanish sallors were. Their
faces lit UP and they ernbrnced him as
heSt they could, their Joy hsing plainly
visible The admiral took lunch with
Medical Director Cleborue, and II ls sala
he will remain here several days
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ANOTHER STORY.

,,,...d IDt,I p,IIntIon oTths Philippine
I,,rrrcuI Leader NJ to his siH'nG.
NEV YORK, August 9.-The Journal
nrInts n cablegram from Hong Kong,
nurnortlna to give the text OF message
ssnt bv hgulnaIdo, the Philippine In
surpent leader, to Consul General Wild
man The message IS dated cavlte. July
an and in II Aguinaido says II has been
reported that he "is getting the big
bead and not behaving" as he promised
Mr.. wildman. "a. r os,
why should America expect me 10 on'I
line H.. pOiicg, present and future' ahu
AM bIIpdIy FOR her interests. when
A,nerica Will not be frank with me?
THIi me tbis. nm I nghtiAE for nnneNn-
tJon. nrntectlon or Independence? II Is
for America 10 ray. not me. can take
| MaBlla, as have defeated the spanish
| eyerywhcre, but Whnt would be INC
useP II America takes Manila l cau
save my men and arms for what tAe
future has in store far ne,
"Now. good friend. believe me, an
! not both FOOL ana rogue, The interests
Of my people are as sacred 10 me ny
are the interests OF your people to YOU
Yes, Hs, Po.,t'a" Ia odd'
LONDON. August G--The Rome cor
respondent o, the Daily News SAYS;
THE vatican has telegFaphed tho
archbishop OF Maniln lnstructlng him L
place himself ond his clergy under m
protection OF the United States In view
: of The threatened l,ncks bR the lnsuI'
renfs The lcchbiBhop's position "a Nerb
7 odd, bearing IN mind his foolish anu
American manifesto al tho beginning o
! the war"
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A GREAT DANGER
To The American Arms Has Been
Safely Passed.
THE DEPLoRABLE CONDITION

or shansFs Army, weakened and De
morAllzsd BY Ol,euss, Would, HAD It
Been Known to Spain, Have Been FOl-
lowed By the Most Serious Rs,ultS-ThS
Publlolty OF the "Round Ropln' from
the Amsrivsu Camp at Santiago, = week
aro, Night Have Postponed Peace Con-
Olu,lOn' for Some Monih'.
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LONDON, Aug. s--The Madrid cor
respondent Of the Daily Mail says:
A majority of the politicians who con-
serred with Senior sagasta counseiIed
peace. But senor Nocedal. leader of the
ultramontanes, urged war "a l'out-
rance" Even If the Yankees, he said,
were to capture Spanish ports, as possl-
BILE, then an international conhagratlon
would avenge Spain by placing her in a
position 20 gain more than by making
q shameful peace NOW. Senior Roblcdo
In the course Of an interview eald:
"sENoR sAGASrA INFORMED
ME AS TO THD CONTENTS OF THE
AMERICAN NOTE IN ADDITION
TO THE DEMANDS ALREADY
KNOWN THE AMERICAN GOVERN
srENT ASKS THE OCCUPATION OF
MANILA AND sUBIa BAY. NJ. CAM
BON OBTAINED FROM PRESIDENT
MCKINLEY THE SUBSTITUTION
FOR THE WORD POSSESSION OF
ANOTHER WORD MEANING PRAY
T1cALLY THE SAME THlNd'
This revelation has caused a feFment
here. It was understood at hrst that ehe
Americans demanded only temporary
occupation. pending arrangements for
the future government OF the Philip
pines It is believed the powers VIII oe-
feet to the Americans retaining psFnla-
nent possession OF Manila and suois
bay. The latter Is splendid naval sta-
ton.
Iudssl'Ion of Madrid Cabinet
MADRID. Aug. s. 10 p' NAT the
cabinet council this evening Senior sa-
kasta recounted to his colleagues wnat
had been said in the conference wlIn
the various leaders early in the day NO
decision wss taken
ssnor Pulgcarver, minister OF finance
.gread, proposal to increase me no'e CIT,
euisttOn and guarantee OF 'ae oa"N ''
Spain.
The council also considered an onlclai
ttspateh from sanhase signed es sen
eral Toral, saying that OWING 10 'ne
Smallness Of the camp which the AmeFi-
cans had conceded the absence Oh TENS
and the improper food the NUMBER Oh
Spanish sick had Increased 10 lO'VVo, 1he
death rate being from tweive 70 tourI
teen daily. The dispatch saia aiso lls' -,
the beds now were attose'hsF tI,uiH ,,s
Client for 50 large a number elek soia'ers'
and that their transportation nome
ought to commence immcdiatelS
General Toral INFORMS thS' soNel !"
ment that the wound Of General lAhare'
had cot developed any complications
but was causing him great PAIN
Want the cortsS Summoned
In the conference between Senior sa'
gasts and Senior siivala, the latter urged
that 1t was imperative TO summon th'
Cortes fur the negotiation OK q tFessS
OF peace.
General PoiavieJa, who was presen
declined subsequently to speak OF th'
conference to representatives, Of th'
press on the ground that his duty as
soldier imposed secrecy upon him. ou
General Agcarrsga said that II SPAR
possessed adequate resources the wa
should be continued In order to secpr'
more acceptable conditions; otherwise
peace ought TO be Immediately con
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certain that the InfantA Maria Teresn
is now foated and is found to be IN a
fairly good condition as to her machln-
cry and boilers. She win shortly start
for Norfolk under her own steam. An
other expedition on the wrecking stea-
mer Chapman will be sent south next
Monday or Tuesday, carrying four Inn
mense pontoOns especially intended for
raising the Crlstobal Colon.
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HAMBURG. Aug, 5.-The police here
are proceeding at The instance OF Prince
Herbert Bismarck under an application
10 the AltoRa provincial court against
two photographers Wilcke and Priester,
for entering the castle Of Friedriehs-
ruhc and photographinE the remains OF
the late Prince Bismarck shortly atteF
hLa HAash
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA- Avs. S:S9 ?.
m. Delayed IN TRANSMIT on.--SIei'
ToraaS the rom1nnnder Of the suFren-
beret Spanish troops, sent q letter to-
day TO Cen Shofter advising the latter
that the camp OF the surrendered Span
ish troops is in an unheaithy eondtttort.
The Spanisb officer also reported that
there were several hundred sick in the
hospitals and that there was an aver
are OF twelve deaths daily Transports
eTpected here to carry the Spanish
troops back to Spain have not yet been
heard from
Gem shafter will take action At once
IN order TO improve the sanitary condi-
tIon Of the Spanish soldiers anu thslr
rafnp,
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v,,,b about the same quantity Of arms
and ammunition and seven CInuls' tI.
Frou there she went to Puerto PaTae
in the same province, where the rethain- IillIi
der OF her cargo and men were uise'io .lSo
barkcd. All three landings were Iusus
without the necessity Of aring Ano''
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TAKING OR CANDY
General Joseph wheeler's Report
of that Engagement
WHICH TRIED THE ME7TLE

or the American Troops-Ons of tho
Bravo,t Charges Ever Made In the Hts
tory OF HOdsrn warfare-Under Gall
ling Ntu,kotry and Artillery Firs, with
men Failing at Every Step the InVlnol-
Ms Warrior. Kept on unrI the E"'my
were put to FIlEht-A Dearly Bought
Victory.
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CAUSED A FERMENT.
The Demands Made by President Mckinley
As to the Philippines
MAKE THE PROUD SPANISH DONS VINCE.

Majority Of tho Political Leaders Counsel Peace But Senior
d Loaded with Tabasco Sauce TOpodOo Cries out for War
to the Last Extremity Endurance He Predicts "Inter-
national Conaagration the Yankeo Pigs" Capture Spanish
POrtsNo Decision Taken by the Madrid Cabinet the Terms
OsPenco Submitted by CambOn.
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PREPARING TO SAIL

For TIoms-ssorv'ArJ AiRtT'S Order
CrratsS n GrrHt nustlo In General Shar-
ter's Camp-Tho Order of fIlmbHrlsatIon.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. A. p.
m.-(Delayed In transmiSsion.) )-Frnm
tho moment Secretary Aigers cable
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''M.ANANA!M M-ANAN-A!''
Every Day ofDelay Lays upa Bigger Score
Against Spain.
CASTILIAN POLICY OF REPRESENTATION

Is Being Drawn Out to the Extreme LmltThsre 0ay One
Thing Left for the Spanish Cabinet to do TO Either
Accept OR Reject the Terms offered BY this Government
gasta has Great Task Before Him. but the United States Can
not Wait Much Longer the ssnsltEsnesS OfsRnS InnA
AGairs
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.--The war de-
partmeut tonight posted the fotiowinE'
SANTIAGO, via Hayti, Aug 5,
To AdJutant General OF the Army
Washington, d, c.
sanitary repor, fur August 4: Total
sick, 8.a6i: fnver cases, 2,6iS; total new
oasrs Of fever. 5e3; total cases os seVes
returned to duty, $40. -
(slgnedl 6hAf1Hft
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MILES MOVEMENTS

fnPvrto R,so-Hs IS PrOeesdlNg aNiirsly
wlthont Regard to Peace NegoilatIon''
PONCE, porto Rico, Friday Morning
August {, via ST. THOMAS. D, %. L'
August 5.-Major General miles Is pro-
ceedIng entirely without regard to
neace negotiations. Krag-JorgensenS,
are being Issued. The second and talro
Wisconsin are moving up TO the SIX
teenth Pennsylvania to-day. ColoneI
Rulings has captured ave thoNs9nu
pounds Of rice. Thus far the enemy mas
not motcsted him. .,,,,
The troops from the Roumania' iont
batteries Of the Twenty lnd''
ana. the First Missouri, the First penn
SVivapia and the Fifth Ilinos are dis,
emborklng there. The Morgan troop OF
Inc Fifth cavalry and the MISSISSIPPI
eommissarlcs have arrived here.
lieutenant Hunter Of the artillery,
vas sllghtly wounded By one OF our
pickets last night. Captain Edgar Hn,
gart. who died Of typhoid fever, mas
been buried with military honora
General ROY Stone Is repairing tne
road TO Areclbo, but movement there
is Improbable.
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AT DEscALABRoDo RIVER sIN
MILES BEYOND JuANA prAz, on
THE ROAD TO SAN JUAN. Thursday
Night, August 4. via ST. THOMAS, d.
", l., August 5.--The Sixteenth Penn
sylvania OF General Ernsts brigade. ad-
vanced to this point to-day and holds
the bridge over the river.
The Second and Third Wisconalu ore
expected tomorrow. No sign Of the en-
emy IS reported. but It Is believed tina!
the Spaniurds are about four hundred
strong between this point and Conuno,
The seizure OF the bridge insures con-
troll OF the road to Coamo. Plekets are
being pushed out and they may collide
ri.llh Tho nmlnnais.
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DIED.


zoFeER-9E7o ISS Z r.. 9EoTfs s?Eo SSE2ai @ II Ii;
2Srd year.
Funeral notice hereafter
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WASHINGTON. D. c.,Ausust b.-Ths
following report Of Major General JOS
eph wheeler on the operations before
Santiago de Cuba, has become avail
abIe.
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NORFOLK, Va, August 5,--Tho Mcr-
rltt wrccklng Company have received
adyices from Santiago that makes II
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warss vicinity are the Montgomery the iains aliha-
s @ Puritan and the Amphit The two former are lookng
o which left the United States and have scattered al
about he Islands indianapolis rounded up the Mne @ the the
FLORIDA and the Raleigh yesterday and they are now at cape 0'
Juan ..;..,,. >, n the rendezvous
for no ships same place and will take several Gays 10
and to Ponce where General Miles waiting
Juan the cruiser New Orleans alone maintains the block
ade The city grim and silent but back Of her yellow Mas te na
will be plenty Of determination and fight when inc
fire.
c.o,0 General acas has issued proclamation in the course
. he saws Spain has not sued for peac and can drive of
tSe American boats nov as did sampsons attempt before
The daughter Of the captain general helping to drill the gun
II e forts Altogether there arc $500 Spanish regulars in the
city, The troops the enemy who are esans from ponse ape ane
the other towns on the south coast occupied by the ~
not yet arrived .-, e -,r, canned
meats and tobacco tried the blockade this morning. OUT was
stopped by the New Orleans
MADRID Aug 5-An official despatch from Porto Rico says
assisted by the insurgents have captured fueneta
and cabeias, the lighthouse station at San Juan:
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Local Temperainrt.

For west Virginia, Western Pcnnsylya-
,ia and Ohio. fair; light variable winda'
easteriy.
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Tho temperature yesterday as observed
bv q. Schnepf, druggist. corner Market
a IA lSourtnonth streets waa as tottoW13
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Every Republican should vote to-da.
STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

Expenses for Provisions During Past
 Five Months.
 The Meriden Republican says that since the State School for Boys has been under the present management one of the items of expense that seemed to give the Investigating com mittee more trouble than any other, the meat bill, has been reduced to a considerable extent.
 Reductions have been made in all bills, but the one for meat has perhaps received the greatest attention. No reduction has been made in the boys supply, but the officers have been going without fowls, fruit, etc, as the follow ing statement, secured from a reliable source, will testify:
 Total meat bill for October, $61079; expense outside of contract, $190.S6.
 For November, $675.55; expense out side of contract, $309.03.
 For December, $493.74; expense out side of contract, $125.24.
 For January, s403.50; expense outside of contract, $99.43.
 For February, $354.37; expense out side of contract, $7O.17
 For March, $395.2O; expense outside of contract, sS294.
 The expense outside of contract is for fowls, fruit, eggs, etc, which are consumed by the officers.
 The present superintendent began duties the middle of December, MT. Co., burn leaving December IA. It will readily be seen what a difference in the bills immediately occurred. The fruit, eggs, etc., are sold to the school at re- tail prices, coming from the same man who supplies the meat. It takes 600 pounds of meat to supply the boys one week, 200 popnds being taken to the school three times each week.
 Formerly there had been a great waste in this supply and the difference between the bills for October and March will show the saving. The No- vember bill is large, as fowls were pro- vided for Thanksgiving.
 The grocery bill has been greatly re- duced also.
 Fifteen barrels of four are consumed at the school each week, and a saving of thirty-f1ve cents on a barrel has been made under the present superin- tendency.
 The trustees cannot help feeling pleased at the great reduction in ex- penses that has been made within the past few months.
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AN 1LLusTRATED LEcTuRE.
To be Given Under the Auspices of
 Eyneripeers' CJub Topio,t

To be Given Under the Auspices of the
 Engineers Club Tonight
 An illustrated lecture on the water supply of the Massachusetts Metro politan district, by Alfred D. Finn, as- sistant engineer of distribution de- partment, will be given under the aus pices of the Engineers club Tuesday evening at o'clock in North Sheffield hall. This interesting and gigantic un- dertalsing insures an abundant supply of pure water to Boston and all towns within radius of ten miles. Some es- pecial features of this work are, the building of one of the largest storage reservoirs in the world, necessitating the wiping out of an entire manufac- turing town of 2,500 inhabitants; the re- location of seven miles of railroad, a 200,000000 gallon aqueduct; high and low service distribution reservoirs and the problem of distribution over this immense district. The public is in- yited
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A BIRD FROM THE WEST.

A BIRD FROM THE WEST. We fingered over Ulster stern and
 wild. called: Arise! doth none remem-
 Der me?" One turned in the darkness murmur-
 ing, "How loud upon the breakers sobs
 the seal" We rested over Connaught-whisper ing said: Awake, awake and welcome! I am
 here" One woke and shivered at the morning
 gray. 'The trees, I never heard them sigh
 so drear." We flew low over Munster. Long I
 wept: "You used to love me. love me once
 again!' They spoke from out the shadows
 wondering: You'd think of tears, so bitter falls
 the rain" Long over Leinster fingered we.
 Good bye! My best beloved, goodbye for ever-
 more" Sleepless they tossed and whispered to
 the dawn: "So sad wind was never heard be-
 fore" From "The Fairy Changeline and Other Poems" by Dora Sigerson.
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thing help so much. have better health than I ever had in my life. l feel like a new person, perfectly strong. I give the Compound all the credit. have recommended it to sev- eral of my friends who are using 1t with like results. It has cured me of several female diseases. would not do without Mrs. Pinkham's remedies for anything. There is no need of so much female suffering. Her remedies are a sure cure. ."-MRs. ELLA KRINER, Knightstown, Henry Co.,, Ind.
 By the way, the leading druggists tell us that the demand for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is simply beyond their power of under standing; and, what is best of all, it does the work promptly and well.
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CONDITION oF TREAsuRY.

Washington, April IS. To-day's s statement of the condition of the treas ury shows: Available cash balance, $22O,222,4O6; gold reserve, $177,SS1, ,sS2; net silver, $6,3SSi33; United States notes in the treasury, $35,O05, ,1S9; treas ury notes of 1890, $S,3S2, 200; total re- celpts this day, $2,OS7, ,444; total receipts this month, $14,441155; total receipts this year, $325, 5,957,S ,S6S; total expendit- ures this day, $1,S3O,O0O; total expen- ditures this month, $2S, ,OOO; total ex- penditures this year, $S31 5SS. .270; depos- its in national banks, $30,S27, ,626.