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The Portland daily press., 1898-05-07

from asthma
q L g m q n Y
times. Acute
paroxysmS fire.
quently result
in unconscious
ness and some
times in death.
l. ! k 9 m a n y
other diseases
W h / c h have
bamed medi-
cal skill for
centuries, how
ever, asthma
has met it's
master. Mum
yon's Asthma
Herbs will stop
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ITO LET-House No. 40 Pine street. Will be
ready for occupancy about the second
week of May. Enquire at 7O2 CONGRESS ST.
may2tf
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ITO LET-New fats No. 265 Spring st. contain
l. ing rooms; sunny exposure, all modern
conveniences. hot water heal, lighted by gas or
electricity. Apply at 2sl Spring St. JAMES
BALM. anr12-tf
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FOR SALE-Elegant residence on High street
IL between Congress and Cumberland, has II
rooms with bath and billiard room, powerful
steam heat throughout, open fires, 1000 feet Of
land, will be sole at great sacrifice. w. H
WALDRON s. CO., 1870 Middle street. II
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a THOUSAND RINGS

To. select from. Diamonds, Opals, Pearls.
Rubys and all other precious stones. Engage,
stock in the city, MCKINNEY, the Jeweier.
Monument Square, 1nar19dtf
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ITO LET You have good soap in exchange for
L bones and grease. Drop a card or tele-
phone, PORTLAND RENDERING CO., Tele-
phone 1852. Maya
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Forty woI de- inserted under this head
one week for rs oents. cash in advance
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BY WILLIAM LIE oUEUx.
Chapter XXXVI.
THE THKAIL.

COPYRIGHTED. 1897. B YWILLIAM lie oUEUx.
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MARRY ME, NELLIE,

see - ~ - Tvs ~ - ~
And I Will buy you such pretty Ring at
McKenney's. A thousand solid gold Rings,
Diamonds, Opal-Pearls, Rubles, Emeralds and
all other precious stones. Engagement and
Wedding Rings a speciality. Largest stock in
city. MCKINNEY, The Jeweler. Monument
Square. nlar22dtf
nor SALE-Handsome Oliver COLOR pointer
pups, whelped April 20th., will De just right
age to train coming fall. Sire, 'Dustyway"
1875. winner OF 1st prize in late New York
show; write for full pedigree and prices. Pups
ready for delivery in TO weeks. ARTHUR
ID. MURPHY, Biddeford, Maine. apr224
E1NARM FOR SALE or exchange for house in
Y city or village; 125 acres. 40 acres moving.
apple trees and small fruits house 10 rooms and nd
piazza. wood house. carriage house, hen house.
barn 40x50, with cellar and ice house, room for
u COWS and horses. nice lawn, plenty of shade
trees. fine place for summer boarders, IL
miles. to abroad station, miles to village.
For further information apply to SMITH s.
SALE, DO Exchange street. Portland, Me.
aprl2du
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NOTICE. have a nice lot of rugs which
~ will exchange for cast off clothing,
being ladies' dresses, gentlemens clothing and
childrens clothing. l pay cash for them if
it is preferred Send letters or postals to MIR.
or MRS. D'GROOT. rs Middle street.
may71
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WANTED-All persons In want of trunks
w and bags to call on E. D. REYNOLDS,
563 Congress street, one door above Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures lis
NOTICE-We will pay the highest cash prices
~ for household goods or store fixtures OF
any description or receive the same at our auct-
ion rooms for sale on commission. GOSS &
WILSON, Auctioneers. IS Free st. 1913
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MONEY TO LOAN on first and second mort
uH cages On real estate, life insurance poll
cies and notes or any good security. Real
estate bought, sold and exchanged. 4S IL Ex-
change street, l. P. BUTLER. apr2s-4
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NYPEWRITERS-Af few good second hand
% :, machines for sale. Henry l.. CHENERY.
% Exchange ST., Telephone 5l4-4. 81 :
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L etc. also new double sleigh built to orders.
The whole for 1920, or will exchange for land or
1st mortgage. MR.. HEATING, 81 IL Ex-
change street or $50 State street, Portland.
II
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W'ANTED-By commercial traveller of ten
w years experience with wholesale gro
Gerry house of Portland, another similar pOsi
ton. Good references. Address TRAVEL
LER, care the Press. ap2l-2
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SoasO1OJNER FOR SALE-Schooner "Addie"
cial WhaT rffg Rd tons net now lying at CONNER
land, Me. -''iiien' a0quare' Fort-
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wANTED-sITUArIoN$

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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ITO LET-Uptown, six flats in the new brick
block 1851 High ST., one minute from Con-
gress Square, each fiat has seven rooms and
store room. pantry, elaborate bath rooms, lat
estup to date Improvements, hot and cold
tric bells, self door openers, Speaking tubes
slate trays, elevator to cemented cellar. sepa-
rate front DOORS hot watOr heating. finished in
hard and natural wood. Apply with references
to D. SHWARTZ 1903 Middle St. 81
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MONEY LOANED-0n furniture, pianos,
uA horses, carriages farm stock, goods in
storage, bicycles, diamonds. and merchandise,
without removal, on easy repaylng basis
strictly confidential; city or country. "PRI-
VATE PARTY,' r y. Box 1888. 81
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Country store, stable
- and ice house, rent very low. located in
village at railroad station, small stock owing to
illness. viii be sold at a bargain. Chance for
one with small capital. B. B. FULLER 215
Lisbon street, Lewiston, Me. al
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SITUATION WANTED-As first class cook
~ and also good washing and ironing, coun
ry or city. Please call at 10 Danforth St, city.
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WANTED-Situation by an American. mar.
w ried, strictly temperate. thoroughly un.
derstands care of horses, would like steady
work teaming; has had experience in provision
business Call or address CHAS. s. CHASE.
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WANTED-Situation, young man. Is would
w like a situation, not particular what it is
outdoor work preferred; references If required
Address G., Portland st. 81
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7 lillian AWHILE, Magnetic clairvoyant
ST. where she can be consulted on health, bust
ness or private family matters. Office hours 10
a. m. to IL M. 2 to and to p M Test circle
Sunday and Tuesday evenings. 81
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ITO LET-A very nice furnished rent sunny
Il and comfortable consisting of five rooms,
| room. $15 per month Apply at J0HNSON'S
STORE South street. 81
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n OR RENT-Store 211 Bracket street, corner
Dow, with adjoining rooms suitable for
light housekeeping. An excellent location for
| a drug or fancy goods store. For full particu-
lars apply Real Estate Office First National
Bank Building FREDERICK S. VAIL al
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DOSIT1ON-A young man 81 years old would
like position as stenographer. Can fur
nish references. Address NJ. Box ISL, Peaks
Island, Me. XII
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ITO LET-Large pleasant furnished room, 81
Oak street one minutes walk from Con
gress street room has three windows, cool in
summer, warm in winter Al
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Good Country Board
WANTED-AGENTS.

GENERAL AGENT wanted to represent
VI well established house, salary $75 per
month and expenses. Address S., Press Office
CT
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SITUATION in office or store by reliable
and competent young man, good references,
wages moderate. A. d. K, Press Office 81
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WANTED.
HELP wANTED.a


Forty words inserted under fhis hsea
one week for 25 cents. cash in adyanee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. First class only
w need apply. 1Os Brackett street, lower
bell. g.,
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IA TALOGUE Of War Emblems, Flags, ETC.,
- 1ree: L. N. CUSHMAN, 81 Oliver street,
boston. Mass. may4dW2t
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ITO LET-Rent 1875 Franklin street between
Cumberland and Congress. sun all day.
Will let to small family. 6-tf
The oasis., 1898-09-24

We Sell the Best" Drew, Selby X Co. $ fine shoes, combining all the lux uries of fit, style and quality, at prices which defy competition The Red House--R Vasquez
The oasis., 1898-09-24

Yuma Sun. About ten men are at
 present working in the Bay Horse
 mine, of Mesquite district, which
 property has been recently sold to a company Of eastern capitalists, who have not yet taken charge The deepest shaft of the Bay Horse is now down l65 feet. and at that depth a drift. all in good low-grade ore, in which pockets of very rich ore are often encountered, has been run a distance of 100 feet. It Is the inten- ton of the new company, which has unlimited capital, Go run six.inch pipe line from the Colorado river, a distance Of twenty miles, for the operation of twenty-stamp mill, which will be erected this fall, and as soon as practicable thereafter ln- creased to forty stamps or more. The lima, another property belong ing to the Bay Horse company, is being gradually developed, and is dis playing some marvel0usly rich ore. This mine will probably exceed the Ray Horse in value.
 Globe Belt; John Kasser returned last Friday from New York where, in conjunction with Forrest Kalden- berger, he effected the sale of the Marshall group of copper claims to the Live Oak Copper Mining and Smelling company J. J. Marshall received Sl2,0O0 in cash in addition to sl,OOO previously paid when the prop erty was bonded Messrs. Kasser and kaldenberger retain majority Of the stock of the company, and will have the management of it's affairs here, Mir. kasser as mine superintendent. The company is Financially strong and has already considerable fund in the treasury for development work, to be increased as occasion may require it. One of the claims Of the group is a well developed prospect from which has been taken some of the finest cop per ore found in the district The present showing of ore in the mine is said to be excellent MT Kasser is preparations 70 vigorously prosecute development and VIII put a force Of iift1en or twenty men to work within a week The develop ment Of the Live Oak copper property will be watched with much interest, and there is reason Co hope that it will prove paying mine.
The oasis., 1898-09-24
MINING r1Ec w@.

chloride. have struck fine ore. This ruperty belongs to Dr. COmstock and R. j. Ferguson.
 Jim Hass sold his mine at Mineral Park for 5000, and Mrs. Hass left yesterday evening for Oregon to visit with relatives.
 The machinery for the Belle McGil- roy mine has arrived at Yucca and vill be taken to the mill site as soon as teams can be found to haul it. Men of capital have taken hold of Russell x Zeimers gold mine about five miles southwest of Kiugman. It is the making Of mine. Journal Miner Geo. A. Giles, yes- terday unloaded the 23,0O0 pound hoist for the McCabe mine from the railroad ear on which it was shipped to Prescott. He accomplished the task in one day with the assistance of one man.
 Citizen: There has been mining deals to the value of S6l 300 cOnsuma- ted and the money paid, at the New Orudorff hotel within the last thirty days This speaks well for the min ing business in Tucson and for the New Orndorh where the deals were
 consumated
 Mohaye Miner. Thomas Tyrrell
 brought to Kingman Monday last, from his Wallapai mountain mines, a
 sack sample of ore which he has ready for shipment to the sampler, The re- suit Of the assay was over 100 ounces in silver aud one ounce in gold Mir Tyrrell has a good sized streak of this trade Of ore
 I5TS ;7siiii i5'Seiiss = t- day Copper King properties at Solomon Springs under the manage
 ment of Samuel Campbell are produ-
 cug the finest ore lnssha district.
 Anybody who holds sa the Cop:
 per King Co. shoufa teep it as it
 don't eat anything Everybody wei
 comed at the Springs. Come over"
 Enterprise: A large mining deal
 involving valuable property in the
 Weaver mining district is on today.
 Phoenix parties are connected with
 the transaction and there is no doubt
 that the bargain will be closed and
 Che mne worked Papers are being
 prepared and full particulars will be
 known by Monday There is plenty
 of capital behind the deal and it IS said the property is tirst-class Tombstone Prospector "Yes. we have uncovered some rich ore. said f. k Braley when asked as to the truth of the report that rich strike ! Dad been made on his gold mine near South Pass, in the Dragons. "Our assays give returns of over Sl00 to the | 'on and t looks as if things were about to come our way Mir. Braley | aas had great deal of faith in his hlne and we are pleased to note that
 als energy is to be substantially re- sarded The fiud is being developed
 to ascertain it's extent.
 
 Journal-Miner; A fine large new
 aolst for the McCabe mine arrived at
 ae Prescott depot yesterday, and
 VIII be shipped to the mine at the earllest opportunity It was pur-
 Vuased through the machinery de-
 A'tment of Sam Hills big mercan- Sie establishment and is one of the algest, if not the largest, hoist ever s,llpped to Prescott It has double uum for use In a double compart-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
CAN'T GET REST.
SleepIessness Common
Among the Aged.
Thin, Pole, Inactive Blood The
CQu}e Of i!
RestfuI Sleep from Better
Blood Supply.
Paine's Celery Compound Fills the
Arteries.
Multiplies Number Of Vital Red
CorpuScleS.

There are degrees Of slceplcssness
from the wldeawake state to the sleep
which does not refresh and has In It
only the mockery OF rest.
Such sleep Is not tired natures sweet
restorcr. Dreams have power to tor
turc and to deprcss. Sleep, therefore,
Is not always rest, but trouble, and a
troubled sleep brings to the brain
worker loss OF power for thought and
labor.
II is n well known fact that for any
part to perform actively Its duties, it
must have an abundance nf blood !;
but when the power Of locally regulat-
ing the supply of blood in the brain
Is impaired because Of insufficient
nerve power the tired brain grinds the
same old grist over and over till ner-
vous prostitution. paralysis or hysteria
ensures.
The cause Of sleeplessness Is so clear
that the cure Is equally apparent. The
nerves must recover their grip. The
health wrecking laxfty of the blood YES
sells must be corrected. The answer
to how this is to be done Is:
(Fced the exhausted nerve tissues
with Paine's celery compound.
- by thus acting on the nerves Paines
celery compound is able to regulate the
blood supply and permanently Danish
sleeplessness that shortens so many
lives, especially among those beyond
middle age. In addition to this indirect
control over the circulation, Paine's
celery compound directly increases the
amount OF blood in the arteries and
arouses the purifying organs to drive
out impurities that often Turk in it
undeveloped for years till age or n
rundown" condition allows them to
get the upper Ohand.
a pale, languid woman Is not more
of lady than n rosy. robust one
women leading lives OF Imperfect
health, with pains and aches running
riot through their rundown" bodies,
are often ignorant of the fact that It is
not a specific for nervousness or rheu-
matism or stomach trouble that they
need, but fundamental building up OF
every tissue of their bodies and a
thorough cleansing Of their blood The
strengthening of the cons tWutlon and
the eradication Of latent disease that
Paine'S celery compound achieves
leaves no fear OF that treacherous par
tial recovery that keeps one ALWAYS
afraid of relapse and sudden break
down.
Palne's celery compound rests on the
wise modern conclusion OF the best med
ical thought. that the remedy that in
Vigorates the entire system and puri-
hes 1t. Is the only safe cure for such
localized diseases MS rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, slccplcssncss eczema, head
aches and blood diseases.
1t is common harmful Idea that
health Keeps pace with strength Peo-
pie seem to think that one can deter
mine the health of persons by measur-
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El.l2ArsI:EGa CITY.

Eiiznheth City. n. c. Jan. 8.-(Spe-
ciaD--An oyster supper and festival
VIII be held at the residence of Mrs.
CHARLES Weeks. ut Wecksvllle, this
county. on Friday night OF next week
Tor the benefit of St. Johns chapel
PpiscopaD. The admission is SO cents,
with supper free.
Mrs. NJ. Hall will shortly move her
millinery establishment from the store
on Main street, now occupied by her,
20 the store just vacated by r.. N.
Bray, on northwest corner of Main
anu Water streets
The special term of Superior Court
now In session here will probably close
tomorrow. but may be continued next
week as. unlike the regular term of
the court, the time of which Is linn
tied TO one week In each county, It will
be continued until all the cases on the
docket are disposed of.
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themselves on the chest and laugh at the
idea they will somc-day regret their reck-
lessness and neglect They laugh at Death,
F but in short while. n very short while, the
laugh is on fine other side Death waits
while they laugh. IIc who laughs last
laughs best, and In due time Death dances
on the PROSTATE body of the Laughter. There
are many funny things III this world but
death is not one of them. Neither is i'll:
health for It is one of Deaths weapons and
the most e(fective.
When hard working man feels ont Of
sorts, and has a poor appetite, and doesn't
i sleep we'll, and goes to work i'll the morning
tired.out and heavy headed, he should take
DR.. Picrce,s Golden Medical Discovery. II
Is the best health -bringer and health.kecper
known. 1t corrccts all disorders OF the di.
+ gestion, invigorates the liver restores tic
appetite and keeps it hearty and keen. 1t
drives impurities from the blood and dis
ease germs from the body It builds
healthy hesh firm muscles, steady nerves
and active brain cells. 1t, brings restful
sleep, and restores ambition. # cures f,erv-
Gus irritation, nervous exhaustion and merry.
< ous prostration: IT cures 90 per cent. OF all
\ cases of consumption. It is the discovery
s Of an eminent and skillful specialist, Dr
I R..Y.. Pierce, now and for Thirty years past,
chief consulting physician to the invaIids'
4 Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N y.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08

EnrlotlCs.

Very little trimming In proportion to
the size of the hat Is seen upon a large
shape introducing the side flare, shir-
red emerald green velvet covering the
entire frame. The bandeau Is trimmed
with turquoise blue uncut velvet KNIT
and ends secured with n steel buckle,
the color contrast being tasteful as
we'll as fashionable. The crown is
draped with the velvet; emerging from
It's folds is soft shaded gray wing.
a second wing being fastened against
the crown with n steel pin q short dis
lance back of the first.
The Victorian flare Is illustrated In a.
hat covered with black velvet. The
brfm rolls very high at the lief. front
\ Rhinestone buckle the depth of the
brim is secured to 1t at the centre,
and a each side of it are several Inv
black tips which furnish most be-
coming face trimming Black tips and
q white aiSrette are set against the
crown back of the brlm, all the plumage
curling forward over the edge OF the
brim. The back of the brim sets close
upon the coiffure. A soft twist Of
velvet cncircles the crown
Russian cord woven in minute plisses
is also in many instances bordered
In one class the borders are wide and
of ribbed silk in a lighter tone thlclly
strewn with black Irregular dots, the
edges of the border being woven to
represent picots as in ribbon
In another the border is composed OF
black and self colored ribbon stripes
A deep silk wave border combining
BLACK and the color Of the material Is
also seen in the elegant Russian cord.
These borders are variously emnlov-
ed. either for the accessories or ihe
trimming Of gowns. In skirts they are
not necessarily used at n foot frm-
ming, being often preferred as a panel.
On bodices they appear between fronts.
In vest form, as epaulettes and in MANY
other ways.
Inch wide horizontal rows Of black
mohair braid decorated with silk
feather stitching and connected by a
web like insertion, also of black silk
are used for another blouea. These
braid iblouses fall over belts of braid
and are usually curt low in the neck,
They are adaptable to cloth and any
or the fashionable wool fabrics.-From
the Delineator.
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Ing their arms. Health means the alb
sence OF pain and the presence OF more
or less nerve intensity and enjoyment
in the mere fact OF living.
All this implies abundantly nourished
organs and blood unhampered by dis
eased humors. D. zsg.,
Paine's celery compound Is especially
valuable for recruiting the strength and
spent energies Of men and women al
vanced in years. 1t is the one prepare
ton considered worthy the name Of a
true nerve food and blood remedy by
physicians throughout the country. It
is prescribed by them in every State In
the Union to tone up the system, regu-
late the nerves and restore health and
strength.
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8lSOl2'I CAROLINA

United States. If the latter says ne are
not commissioners we will retire al
once. /, was said by person sup
posed to know the Governors views
that he would not submit to such an
order by the United States Supreme
Court; in other words. that there
would be trouble, and that lie would
attempt u hold the, Office.
BY special arrangement between the
Agricultural Department and the OK
pertinent station the publication OF the
analysis OF the Official samples of fer
ti!izcrs will be made exclusively by the
Agricultural Department, and in con-
sequence the fertilizer analysis bulletin
previously issued by the experiment
station has been discontinued.
There Will be great opposition In this
State 10 any national regulation OF
the hours Of labor In factories
1t is expected that 400 Masons Will
be In oxford next week at the session
of the Grand Lodge. They will be the
guests Of the people of that delight
full and hospitablc town.
The new building for males ut the
insane asylum is not yet occupied. I,
is ne&riy ready.
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-"' sN 49,

Eicrton. y. C., Jan. 7-(Spec!aD-
Inc Eueuton BAPTIST Sunday school
gave us scholars Christmas enter
tainmcnt and treat last right at tho
Opera House, which was the source of
much pleasure to the little folks. like
wise the older people, who were pres
cnt in large numbers.
Miss Belle Hollowcll, OF Center Hill,
IS WISHING the Misses SprulH, on Oak
um street.
me funeral services OF the late Mrs.
w -. iin'iowel Will take place at st.
Paufs church this afternoon M 2
o'clock
NOW the holidays are over travel is
ON the increase, one Will see by exam
ming the hotel registers.
me fishermen are now tarring their
nets ana making other necessary ar
engagements for the springs fishing.
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THE BOGQ OF CHINESE CoN1pE-
TITION
From the Philadelphia Record,

Senator Teller too, has taken alarm
over the situation In China The par
tition OF that empire between the Eu-
ropean powers, according to his view.
would change the economic conditions
OF the whole world. The peonla Of
China have greater power of produc-
ton than have any other like number
OF people in the world" and under Eu
'ropean direction they would becom ir
resistble competitors in trade. The
Senator is AIS wrong In his premises as
In his conclusion. There are no people
whose power of production, man for
man, approaches that Of the American
nation.
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.DR.PIERCE,Sl, s 3s2ss,y 's" %si !;

8, -, = u ~ ~ ~ - + good
health. and good healfi is largely matter
Il Pierces Pleasant Pellets cure constipation
q They are safe, sure and speedy, and once
3 taken do riotliave to be ken always. One
little Is Pellet 8 is q gentle laxative, and
u; SHss I a sssss q asil's / ETS.