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The Atlanta constitution., 1898-02-28

." VHIItU UV DUINIllSIS, (HU
pjpermcthy ystjcUn from the Ganges river East India.
1t has the extraordinary record of 1900 hospital
cures in 80 days. 1t acts directly on the Kidneys
and cures by draining out of the Blood the poison
GUS Uric Acid, Urates, Lthates, ETC., which cause
the diseased conditions.
Rev W, B. Moore. D. D., of Washington, D. c.,
testiies in the Christian Adrocdte, that it com.
pletely cured him of Kidney and Bladder Disease
OF many years standing. Hon. II. G. Wood, of
Lowell. Ind, writes that in four weeks the Knva-
Kava Shrub cured him OF Kidney and Bladder dis
ease OF ten years standing. Many ladies, includ-
ing Mrs. James Young, of Kent, Ohio. and Mrs.
Alice Evans, OF Baltimore, Md, testify to its won
dcrful curative powers in Kidney and other dis
orders peculiar to womanhOod.
That YOU may Judge of the value of this Great
Specific for yourself. we will send you one Large
Case by Mail FREE, only asking that when
cured yourself you will recommend it TO others.
1t is q Surc Specific and cannot fail. Ad-
dress, The Church Kidney Cure Company No. 400
Fourth Avenue New York City. Mention this
paper,
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Kidneys.

The following symptoms indicate diseased
kidneys. ana treatment should not be de
layed
Is the skin pal" ana dry?
Is the hair dry ana brittle?
Has the skin q WaXy look!
is there Nausea after Getting
10 thc Joints pain and ache
Is the urine dark and cloudy
Are the eyes duh and staring?
Is there bad taste in mouth?
Is there pain in small of back
is there a putliness under the eyes
Are there dark rings about the eY"s'
Is there a. desire to get UP At night
Have YOU pain IN the Top Of the heaH!
Have YOU chilly feelings down the back
DO you see spots floating before the eyes
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which resulted from j stcnographlc report
Of the interview between Senator Morgan
aud Mr. Koop The document consisted o.
questions by Senator Morgan ana replies
10y Mr.. koop, who sad he hat been 81
thirty-four provinces and had spent more
less time In each of them in the prose-
cution OF his inquiries.
In no place outside OF Havana. he said,
was any effort m I'd" 10 take care of IN"
reconcentralos, and he declared that the
people were dying in great numbers in al!
places where they had been collected to-
gether by the Spanish authorities, both
as a result of the cruelty Of the Spanish
troops and for the lack of food. lie de
cIared there was no evidence Of more
liberal treatment of these unfortunate p"o-
pie under the administration Of General
Blanco than there had been under ihe
Wrvler regime and said that the people
in general were in just as dcplorabte con
ditIon now as they had been before the
change. -
collect food. ana while there were some
efforts III certain instances TO gro" ''oP7
IN the immediate vicnEy Of thr IA saFr'aoL,, 5nnr
these crop areas did not tHtehu h"ic
than 500 yards from the forts.
lie added mat it me people were aiIoW"'t /
to get out they could get enough to eat
to keen soul and body togethec. but ma
when even small children atttmpJe" 10
go outside of the guard lines they We're
shot down as EuthHS0iy hS - t,'N', w.
enemies in arms. He said he had seen
women and children abused by the span
lsh soldiery aud that taVorite paSt me
seemed TO be 20 kick the women ap""' "9
if they We're dogs.
Hawaii Legislature Has Convened.
uonnlulu February Is, via san Francis
60. February 2.-lhe Legislature OF va
waii VIII convene at noon toulorroW Hi'f
thn executive message is read both houses
win prohably adjourn until the list. 1hefe
is a disposition among the lawmakers not
10 hasten legislation until some decisive
action is taken by congress on the annex
.tt
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illinois Republican Convention.

Springfield. H., February r. The re-
publ can rt;tte central committee today dc
..jded that the republican state convention
viii be held June l4th Representation VIII
be based on the Mckinley vote. one dele
gate for each 400 votes. This means con-
Vcnlion Of more than l.5m delegates, the
largest in the history OF the state.
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called for daily. Fourth. he frequently
gives out mail to persons that is ad-
dressed to persons other than them
selves, thereby causing the mail thus given
out to be considerably delayed. Fifth, ne
has sold fifty 2-cent stamps FOR 80 cents
Sixth, he was not a resident of this county
when he applied for this office and had re-
sided here only u few days when he re-
ceived his commission.
Upon the foregoing We base our netition
for his removal and earnestly ask your
careful attention to the same
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before tine senate The Alaskan homestead
ana railway right of way bill The sen
-te was about to proceed with the blll
when Mir Raw.;ns, of Utah, made the
point of 70 quorum. A roll call developed
the lack OF a quorum and Mr.. Rawhns
moved to adjourn. Division was demand
cd and the senate adjourned at ABS p. m.
hy a vote Of II 10 -.
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Will Write Book on Silver.

Chicago. February 4-Mayor Garter IT,
Harrison announces that he VIII write Il
book on the free silver question TO prove
his devotion to the white metal The Dooh
will be issued within six months
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HAWAII FINDS A
STRONG OPPONENT
Johnson, Of Indiana, Make an Anti
Annexation Speech.
He ELECTRIFIES THE HOUSE
Republican Member Declares United
States Has No Use for the Islands.
SHOULD BE NO PARTY LINES"
Hoosier Statesman Asserts That An
nexation Is the First Step To-
ward Dismemberment.

Washington, February 22.-Wasrinston's
| birthday was celebrated IL the house after
a motion of Mr.. Bailey 10 adjourn had beeh
voted down, with a vast deal of political
speech-making. and it WAS also signallZed
by the firing of the first gun III oppoSit'"
TO Hawaiian annexation.
Mr. Johnson, of Indiana. republican, de-
livered a speech that electrified the house
and the galleries in denunciation OF What
he termed an attempt to cut loose from
the traditional policy of the United States
and enter upon Il scheme of colonization
that tad proved the ruin Of empires and OF
nations. He used some very strong IAN
guage, but his remarks were enIhuSlastlc-
ally appIaudcd, and the minority and many
republicans Joined in the demonstration.
He declared that while he had denounced
at the time the statement that the !a-
waiian monarchy had been oVcrthroWh
with the aid of American citizens, thitl ne
now firmly believed it was true.
The speech, coming entirely unheraldeu
produced q deep impression. The general
debate on the sundry civil bill was con
Guided today. and tomorrow the Dill VIII
be taken up for amendment
Mr. johnson in opening referred 10 tle
very contest now on in the senate over
Hawaiian annexation, and said the friends
ana supporters of the treaty both INSIDE
and outside of the senate were moving
heaven and earth to secure its adoption,
and that President Mckinley was tailoring
to change the convictions of senatorial OPP
ponents of the measure, lie discussed ihe
recent visit of President Dole, and snS-
Gested that the Hawaiian nation, unlike the
, United States. had everything to gam ana
nothing to lose. He urged concentration OF
popular attention ON the issue and the dlS-
abuse of the minds of the people of "rro-
i,,tAV toms nd
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A Strange New Shrub that Cures Kidney and
Bladder Diseases, Rheumatism, etc. Free.

DISORDERS of the Kid
neysand Bladder cause
BRiGHT'S Disc A S G.
RHEUMATISM, GRAVEL,
PAIN IN The BACK, FE-
MkLE COM MPLAINTS,
URINARY DISORDERS,
DROPSI, etc. For these
diseases Il POSITIVE
SPECIFIC CURE is found
in q new botanical dis
covery, the wonderful
- q
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Structure and Varicocele

Cures guaranteed Dr. Tucker. Broad st.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Blood Diseases.

Following symptoms indicate dangerous
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We agree to treat ana furnish medicine
and everything necessary to effect a per
manent cure TO any man or woman affict-
ed with ANY DISEASE. and guarantee
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But il is still so uncertain what the out
come of our present cutanglement viii pe
that one is not justified in prejudicing the
market Of international honor by printing
exact figures. II may oven be that the price
list. if it is ever adopted, will be 50 modu-
lated and graded to classify the goods
which we win dispay-lnaybc something
like this.
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Business Men. who Powerfully Deprecsts
War. Memoriaiixe President Mckinley
sbowtng that Our Losses by the Cuban
War Amount tai Hundreds of Millions.
and Demanding that Our Governments
Intervene.
WAsnINGToN. Feb. iO.-A memorial
was presented To the president yester-
day 10y "A delegation of New York busi-
ness men. representing large number
Of well known firms in that city asking
that action be taken by this govern
ment looking {, he rc-establishment
of peace in O.; \.
The memorial recitcs that the war in
Cuba during the last three years has
resulted in a yearly average loss in i'm
port and export trade between Cuba
and the United States of 500. 900, 900.
In this statement is not included the
heavy sums irretrievably lost by the
destruction of the American properties
in Cuba or properties supported by
American capital. such as sugar fac
tories. railways and tobacco plan
tations; and in respect To trade
and capital the losses of cit
liens of the United States are
stated to be far greater than those
OF all other parties concerned. not ex-
cepting spain herself. Like its two
predecessors the sugar crop OF ls97-9s
is virtually lost. Only about Is per
cent. of the sugar factories of the isl
and were operated last year and. rs 50
per cent. of our entire trade with Cuba
depends upon the sugar crop of the
island. it is readily seen that our com
mercial trade cannot be restored until
peace is established
If peace is rot established before
May or June OF this year. says the
memorial. = then il is certain that che
ls9s-9o sugar crop and all business de-
pending upon il win be lost since the
plantations. factories. railways and
business houses in the different sugar
districts of the island viii require all
the rainy season of summer and fall tc
prepare for next winters crop by re-
pairing damaged machinery, lines OF
railways. etc.
The close geographical juxtaposi-
ton of the island 10 our own country
and the natural course of trade have
DiouAht ~ a''Nt t4id' ~ tAih' VI P'"Ne
Cuba finds in this country a ready mar
ket for 90 per cent of her exports
whilst the enterprise and manufacture
ing skill of our own people have found a
profitable field in the ownership OF
management of Cuban sugar factories,
railways and other enterprises.
Respectfully submitting these facts,
we bespeak for them your utmost con
sideration. and trust the magnitude OF
American interests jeopardized. be
sides the infiictions already put upon
American industries in Cuba by this
conflict, are of such Importance as to
warrant prompt and efficient measures
by our government with the sole object
of restoring peace.
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BEAR AND DOG FIGHT TO DEATH.
staEhound ClinEs So Tight to Bruin
That lie Camc Ont EIarmIess.

The following capital bear story
comes from klickitat county, Washing
ton. through a correspondent, "A. NJ"
Not long ago a party of sheepmen.
consisting of VIII Coleman, Milt More
head. George Van Ostran and a herder.
were in the vicinity of swamp COR
rails" on the upper klickitat river,
when they discovered yearling brown
bear. The party had with them num-
Der of coyote hounds and shepherd
dog. and the dogs Immediately freed
the bear. The bear, being only year
ling. and freed so easily, Van Ostran
offered TO climb the tree and shake him
out. evidently thinking him on a par
with a coon, but the bear. refusing TO
be shaken, held on with tenacity.
\ rope was then thrown Van Ostran,
who made moose and with a dex-
ferrous throw succeeded in catching the
bear about the head One of the men OF
the party was riding good cow horse.
and TO him Van Ostran threw the end
of the rope. and the latter, taking u
turn around the horn of the saddle.
succeeding in bringing down the bear.
And now the fight began in earnest.
The bear made rush for the horse.
and struck out with his right paw so
vel! that he cut a deep cash in the
horses shoulder and at the same time
freed himself from the lariat.
The sheepmcn. believing that discre-
ton is ever the better part of valor,
betook themselves without loss Of time
10 the highest limb Of bull pine,
where they could in safety watch the
battle going on below.
The bear had successfully routed the
three hounds. when the shepherd dog
decided to take hand in the game.
The bear made a swipe ut him and.
catching him by the collar. held on,
while the shepherd dog danced jig.
Having rid himself one by one Of the
dogs. it looked as though bruin was
coming out high cock o the game"
when Rattlcr. staghound belonging to
A. Smythe. seized the bear by the
throat. and was Immediately locked in
an embrace such as only "a bear can
give. and the two rolled over and over
on the ground. But the hound held on
and lay apparently so close to the bears
breast that he was unable to squeeze
him very hard.
They fought thus for 20 minutes, un-
til at last the bear succumbed, with
his windpipe cut in two. One Of the
men said he had seen many bear
fight in his day. but never such game
fight as on this occasion. 1t is needless
TO say that Rather is much honored in
Arlington az the champion bear dog
Seattle PostIntelligencer.
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HUMOROUS.

-"Do you keep stationery here?"
asked young woman of a salesman In
general shop. Not much" replied
the young man. rubbing his hands to-
gether. 1.-The old mans so stingy with
his coal we have TO hustle about TO keep
rm."-Tit-Bits.
Willie Smith was playing with the
Jones boys. Ills mother called him.
willie. don't you know those are bad
boys for you 10 play with?" "Yes.
mother" said Willie, Il know that. but
then | am n good boy for them TO play
with. Words.
To Please the Sex.-Manager-"I
think II try an innovation in present
ing this new drama" Assistant-"What
Is the idca?" Managerial the matt
nees, | thought we might have the last
act played first. so that the ladies can
see at once how the play ends."-Puck.
The blushng bridc-e.ect was re-
hearsing the ceremony about to take
place. "Of course you VII give me
away, papa?" she said. II am afraid
have done ii already, Caroline" replied
the old gentleman, ncrvously. ~ told
your Herbert this morning you had
disposition just like your mother's."-
Tit-Bits.
Miss Easte End-"They tell me you
naughty Chicago men always take ad.
vantage of the tunnel when you ride
through it," Mr.. Bluster-"Yes; gen
orally do" Miss Easte End-"And do
you really kiss girls you don't know ?"
Mr.. Bluster-"Kiss girls? | don't kiss
any girls. pass plugged quarters on
the conductor" Plain Deal
er.
-Bnks-"My dear boy, how did you
manage to cut your face like that?"
Jinks-"Well. you see. can't stand
BARRIERS chatter, so hired dumb one
TO come in and shave me every morn
ing" Binks-"And he didn't know how
TO shave. eh?" Jinks-"Oh. yes. he
could shave all right, but he persisted in
talking to me on his fingers all the
while."-Town and Country journal.
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MANY PERSONS KILLED.
And Much Larger Number Injured at b
Destructive Fire In Pittsburgh.

/
Destructive Fire In Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURGH. Pa. Feb. lO.-Five per-
sons are known to have persisted and a
large number We're injured in "a fire
which. last night. destroyed the plant
of the Chautauqua lee Co. at Twelfth
and Pike streets and several nearby
buildings
Explosions of whisky and ammonia
shattered the walls and probably 30
men were buried.
Several bodies have been recovered
Perhaps % still are in the ruins.
The fire was under con .rol ut > a. IN.
The following is the list of losses:
Havlier Storage company. building
and contents. $500. 900: Chautauqua Ice
company. $4,000: Union Storage com
pany. Sl00.OOo; small Penn avenue
houses. SIS 900. making total OF ST.
$50 900. all os which was well insured.
mostly through the agency of W. G..
McCandlesS q Co.
The fire started in the storage build
of the chautauqua Lake Ice Co.. and
the origin is unknown. The vicinity is
composed of a mixture of huge ware.
houses and many private residences
the inhabitants of which fled in alarm
carrying with them rs much portable
household goods as possible.
There We're frequent explosions
which greatly added to the constcrna
ton and alarm. The streets were com
pletely blocked with people and their
goods. interfering with the fircmen.
who were already handicapped in their
efforts to control the flames on account
Of the windows and doors of the burn.
ing buildings being strongly barred by
heavy iron shutters.
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IF | were you said the man who
has bought an encyclopedia and several
sets OF biography. II would call on the
man in the next room"
rs he fond OF good type and fine pic
tures?" inquired the book agent.
II don't know about that. But he is
a great reader. lie spends all the time
he can get perusing his books"
"Well. III 90 and see him. But ]
don't expect rnuch. When man gets
right down to reading his books. instead
OF merely collecting them. he generally
feels that he has about all that he can
attend to without buying any more
Washington Star.
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Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE building at
5l2 Locust street. occupied by the Tam
blyn-Powcrs Clothing Co., was partial
ly destroyed by fire Wednesday night.
An alarm was turned in at 7:.0 p. m,
and few minutes later the flames had
eaten their way through a large and
valuable stock. A portion Of il was
covered by the salvage corps, but the
loss. it is claimed, will be heavy. as the
firm carried stock valued at $50. 900.
The stock of Leonhard Roos, furrier,
adjoining was considerably damage by
water.
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A good man Is man who knows how
bad he is.
From the windows OF home we may
behold the heavenly city.
The man who has truth for his friend
will be helped of God.
1t is rs necessary 20 cut down the
weeds rs II Is to hoe the corn.
One Of the best Offices Of education
II to teach us how to teach ourselves.
Giving an inspiration TO a,icthcr Is
like filing lamp with oil, some time
the light will brighten a dark corns:,---
Rams Horn.
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One OF the remarkable Maine cats IA
owned by Mrs. Howard IIaggett. Of Ar
rowsic One Of her eulogists says that
when she is coming toward you she re-
sembles fox; when going from you
she resembles a coon. She goes to the
shore, sits on an ice foe, and when n
fish comes in sight. puss will dive, catch
him every time, and take the prize 10
the house for inspection.-Chicago In.
ter Ocean
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FORT WORTH SCORCHED.
A Quarter OF Million Dollar Fire In tn.
Texas city.

A Quarter OF Million Dollar Fire In the
Texas city.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Feb. i0.-A special
to the Star from Fort Worth. Tex. says:
At 3 a. IN. the largest p operty loss
by fire that ever occurred here
cook place, the eight-story Hurley
otiice building, the Dreyfus companys
mammoth dry goods house, the Farm
ers' and Mechanics bank. the general
offices of the Fort Worth 4 Denver City
Railway Co., the Fort Worth Cycle
Co. and one or two small merchan.
iising companies being burned TO the
ground. The firemen were unable to
get the fire under control before nine
o'clock. The total loss is estimated at
over $3.50. 900. The Hurley building was
the largest in the city. and was owned
by VIM. Bullock. trustee of the Simp.
son heirs. of Boston.
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a DUEL ON THE TAPS.
Col. Thomas II. Moore and Desha Breckin
ridge. of Kentucky. Involved.

w. hnbutAr ID. MOORE ana Df.ba ibrfrkll-
ridge. of Kentucky. Involved.
LEXINGTON. Ky. Feb. 1o.-A political
sens stion is caused by the publication
II letter from Col. Thomas u. Moore.
Of Bourbon county. leading silver dem
ocrat, denouncing Desha Breckenridge,
son of Col. w. c. T. breckenridge, edi.
5or of the Herald. and suggesting a
iucl to settle their differences. Col.
Moore is an ex-confedcratc and is para
lyzed in his right arm. lie suggests
that both use left arms. The feeling
between the men was cngcndercd in the
EreckinriGge-Owen congressional con-
test four years ago. Col. Moore was
recently suggested as penitcntiary
Commissioner, and the Herald ridiculed
him. This led to the challenge.
breckenridge is in Frankfort. and will
probably answer Col. lloorc. Col.
Breckinridge declines to discuss the
challenge.
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Africa's monkeys are giving ont. In
the neghoorhood Of the Gold Coast they
have been exterminated. ard last year
the cole-y could collect only 67.66o
monkey skins, whereas in 1894 l0s.4o5
skins. valued at s2oi,ooo, were expert
sd--N. Y. Sun.
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WORDEN CoNFESSES.
he Expects TO Receive Communication Of
Sentence.

SAN FRANCISCO, oiFcb. .--Salter ID.
Worden, convicted OF wrecking mail
train bearing a guard of United States
soldiers near Sacramento, Cal, during
the great strike of 1894. and in whose
behalf the supreme court of the United
states declined TO take favorable action
In his plea for new trial. has con-
fcsscd his crime to Gov. Budd with a
view to receiving a communication.
Wordens confession gives tho Names
Of bis accompliccs
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A FOOLISH MAN.
KILLED the Father of the Girl lie Lovec
When Ordered To Leave.

LorisvILFE. Ky. Feb. l0.-Iohn Scho-
Geld shot and instantly killed Peter
Pfeffrr. Tuesday night, at the lattcr's
home. Schofeld was in love with
Pfefer's daughter and the gifts
father approscd his suit ana
ordered him To leave the house.
Schoiield drew revolver and, placing
N against Pfeffcr's left breast. ,ircd
killing him instantly. Schofeld cs.
,aped, and the police have been unable
ID lind any trace of him.
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DE LONE RESIGNS.
'cnt Three Cables, But "a Yet Has Re
cciyed no Response.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-Senor Enrique
Dupuy de LONE has cabled his resigna.
ton to Madrid as minister plenipoten
tary and envoy extraordinary To the
United States. DE Lome's action was
in anticipation of his recall. which
ne knew 70 be inevitable after the pub
LEGATION of his criticism of President
Mckinley and his blunder i'm writing
state secrets. IL is said that De Loms
cabled his resignation twice yesterday
and once to-day, and that thus far he
has not heard from the Madrid govern
ncpt concerning IL.
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PIrTSBURGH'S FIRE.
The Full Extent OF the Horror Boz
ing Realized.

No Le-s Than Eleven Persons Dead. with
Twcnty-seven Missing and Eighteen In
jured. Tell the Tale of Human suffer-
Ing 81 100000 Financial Loss.
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g wet take q dose Of DR.. Bells pine.T..
Honey and fortify yourself against cos
This Is one OF the most eiiicacious remeJ,s.
known to scierce for coughs. colds. and j.
cipient consumption. ~
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Lots OF people mistake a loud noise g.
ability to sing.-Washington Democrat 'or