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The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
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Halls Family Pills are the best.
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S,,in's ,Hopelessnesss,

g The mixed situation In Spain growing
out Of the wor ana the growing dlesat-ii
isfactIon Of the People, por,ends serious
ssoubleyia the near future. The press Of
safaddd has rhrown of much Gifts bonn
Sast ana hos assumed Respondent
None IN ;!discusslns the outlook. Spanish
sta csmen, while keeping up show Of
Courage, plaIply exhibit anxiety. They
admit the feeling that Spain hns been
abapdoaed BY the other ptwers 10 her
late, and sonie OF the newspapers open
~ charge that France, having received
sconmerclal concessions from tho United
states, is Indifferent to Spain, while
Germany .peefN in the back ground
and Russia e simply using Spain as a
"a epa%., ~ 9S a. 4 !;
S5iTns Is al Interesting as ynffordlns a
reason ior the changeiin the latitude OF
the press from q bompastlc course 70 ono
which alvotates some move for securing,
peace. and tha., too, without European
INTERVENTION, hut by q direct treaty with
5the! United statSSs, from which power ii
BELIEVES il can obtain better terms
Thie Is q neotable concession for the
Sspanlah rcss 10 make in view OF its
past coursc; The frank acknowledge;
mcnt OF "Anlericas generosity as pre-.
ferap leto European ,eclnshness"i is cer-
tally q remarkable revolution in senu-i
I Iacaniss, which The grave situation has
,sfeashtj 40 tho minds Sof the Spanish
Sed,Iosa, II - more .signlncant than ma may
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GUESSING AT THE OLD RIDDLE.

The easier woman cries, the less 1t
means.
No loya, church woman ever hears a
preacher who is quite so good as her
oTn. 8
Women always own, from one to a
dozen cook books, but they continue to
cook things In. the same old way.
When q woman gives party and
doesn't Invite the 'neighbors, It indi-
Gates that she can get along without
borrowing. IL. .sss.5
Women are never 50 friendly with
each other after they have had bust
ness transaction together. One Insists
in paying more than her share, and Is
always mad afterwards because the
other let her. :, y!
II you must attend church socials to
keep your conscience soothed, attend on
o rainy night. The women In. charge
know they will have ice; cream to take
home on such a night, and give patrons
their. moneys worth.
An Atch!son girl who used to walk q
year ago with the. air OF having heard
that her ship had come In and She was
on the way to board It, has the air now
OF having found Its cargo a great dis
appointment. She has married in the
meantime. ~ 81 pa
No woman probably appreciates how
pretty and graceful she looks when
using a needle. And u woman never
looks awkward. by, the way. with her
sleeves rolled up and -four on her arms,
though she may. appear at q great dis
advantage at social affalr.-Atchlson
Globe. u 81 :. -. Il -
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Wet Yirplnisu,,, TO the Front.

z. The ordering OF fifteen more regiments
OF volunteers from Chickamauga Park
to Tampa, our own First West Virginia
regiment being among them, by the
way, means that soon the volunteers will
be in the thick Of the campaign. Other
re!nforcements for Skaters army are
already being sent to Santiago, and 1t is
thought that the volunteer force at
Chickamanga may see service In the In
vaeion to be made at other points after
they have become seasoned at Tampa.
The invasion OF Porto Rico and the as.
sault upon Havana, as soon as the naval
fleets are relieved from the Santiago
situation, will doubtless be pushed with.
out unnecessary delay, for the govern.
ment has undoubtedly entered upon q
vigorous prosecution OF the war, with
the resolve to bring It TO an end as soon
as possible.
The First West Virginia regiment
will be the first OF this states quota Of
volunteers TO 80 to the front, and 1udS-
Ing from the reports the Intelligencer
has been publishing almost daily from
the regiment, It will give good account
OF itself. 1t Is counted as among the
best of the commands at Chickamauga,
for the fact thatit is among the frs. to
be ordered. to the front Is in itself evil.
dence. OF this. From the homes OF the
state: Will so with It the blessings and
the Godspeeds of the people, with full
confidence that 1t will perform Its duty
well. Our boys are to face all the hor-,
rors OF war, but the courage which they
take with them from the. hills and val,
leys OF West Virginia will be with them
throughout.a and in the meantime prayers,
for their safe return with the victorious.
army will ascend from every home.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS PA Il,

a. "a - q ~
Love turns the crank and wealth lu.
bricates the axle. x :, s. ( ).
Z Lack OF cash causes more poverty
than anything else. 81 : .5a.
1t is easier to fall In love, than It is to
crawl out Of 1T
The troubles of her neighbors trouble
a woman more than her own.
: The married actress often tries to
make hit, BY posing as a miss.
Men buy red paint by the bottle, but
women purchase It by the box.
: The success OF many great men Is
due to their use OF other mems brains.
1t is easler.to make a record for lazl-
ness than tits, to make; a good living. S
Notice to junk dealers-A crown and
throne for sale cheap. Apply to Uncle
Sam. !; !. 2 2. I'd
Some men jump their bail in order to
save time they would otherwise have to
serve. So. 1879
It's an impressive moment IN the life
OF a girl when a masculine arm first
encircles her waist. =
A rolling stone gathers no moss; but
there are lots OF men who don't use moss
IN their business, anyway.
A woman may not deplore the death
OF her first husband after she marrles
again, but her second husband often
does. < \.
The man who sits around and brags
Of his bravery: Is the first man to break
for stheswoods in time of danger.-Chi-
cago News. 4 ~: 80 4fs
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coSCRfsSloNALs CONVENTION.
s1np9rtan. peeisiYe Strokes:

WITH the aavanee forces Of the Amer
lean lavadl1,s army Within four-and "a
halt niles q santiaso. commanding a
view Of tnas city and facing the en-
strsnchments Q. tie spaniards guarding
the approaeh, While the main army Is
pushing for&ard 10 advantageous posi-
lions, uncle Sans trnope may be said to
be lco6frontlas situation which means
lively work ttor them shortly. According
20 the dIspatches, more artillery VIII be
znecessary before an assault upon the
Spanish wosks can be safely attempted,
and the troeps are inasituatlon to main
tain their Position Until what Is needed
arrives. IN the meantime, 1t may be
SAID that Santiago Is In a state. OF selge,
both on the land eides and in front of The
f,arbor, and the American forces have
decidedly the beet OF the situation.
While q aeclslee en- Engagement and the
exnec,ed Capture OF Santiago Is delayed
for a feG days, another plan marked out
49, adlp.IsSSQt lipN' hlch - aiso desls"I
ed to nnsten the end Of the war, is exclt-
ing the interest ofthe country. ills the
sdecislon 10 send a,nylng squadron Of
warsbips 70 spain to bring home to the
Spanish People che war BY marrying the
coast, cutting on shipping and bom-
baediDs towns This Is regarded as a
sfeasIble Plan and an effective one. in
view q The departure Of the cadlz leet
for the Philippines, and the systematic
deceit which bas been practlced upon
the spanish people by the government.
In bellttlias 10 Their minds The imports
( aace Of The swar aud therpower Of the
| unlted States.
Whetnes this Proves a wise move or
not DEFENDS uponithe success 1.-the pur-
{ pose to;bring the sranish people 70 a real.
isation OF the bopelessness Of Continuing
The Har. 1t Is one OF the most imports
ant novements Yet devised. and is
frausht With great possibilities as hav-
Ing o disect bearing upon the possible
early ending Of the war.
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"A Big Under,aking.

The strategists have finally decided,
after Shafter has gotten well to work in
Cuba, THAT his army ought to be doubled
.Inscrutable are the ways of the s,rate-
gists.-Reglster. 4
Why such q comment? 1t was an
nounced at the very beginning that a
much larger force than the one now I'M
der shafter would be sent. and It Will be
sent rs soon as the transports are avail
able. An army OF 10000 men, transport
ed several hundred miles, with$all the
accompanlments OF eupplies. artillery,
horses. mules, ammunition, &c., was AN
enormous undertaking within two
months after the declaration OF war.
An army Of 10000 would have required
double the number Of transports and
caused further delay. That is !whysit
couldn't oil be done At once. The lin
scrutable ways OF strateg!sts" are no
more strange than the unreasonable
ways oflcditors who pretend to know so
much more about tho rcqulremnets in
transporting nm invading armyto q for
cign shore than the men in charge.
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BEw1LpERINa HUMAN NATURE.
It's ,theAqulver. in a girls voice tina
transflXeS the beau. 81. TX

. q
It's the culver. in a girls voice that
transfixes the beau.
( The cutest baby: sayings come from
the brightest mothers.
~ Undeseryed praise IS an Offering that
even brave men rarely reject
Woman's nim is VIGOROUSLY bad ex-
.cept when the target Is a nran.
The. latest way 10. win a girl Is to
pay p!enty of attention to her mother.
! Few men really try. TO 1--WE up to the
Reputation they want 10 have In the
eyes. Of others. ! ... ,:,s -. ~.
A male fool Is obnoxious for his self
confidence; a .simperlng female one for
the utter lack OF It.
THE most Objectionable. parts OF The
honeymoon arc those the wife insists
on repeatedly rccailins.-New York
Press ]. Z, e. III, q, II
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be Of nrst imagined, since the comments
.indulsed 10 are accompanied by com
plants that the press and public have
been deceived by the government con.
corning the power and the resources OF
the United States. NJ lsl
In View d this disturbed state OF az.
fairs and the general deepondency which
stcrns to exist Throughout Spain. the
bankrupt condition ofthe treasury. the
Irnuttcrins oithe storm which threatens
the throne, the dlscouraging news from
Cuba and the philippines, and every
contributory Cause for dlscouragement.
the end, 20 farla as Spain Is concerned,
mas; be regarded as Approaching.
In Connection with this state OF affaire
the Spanish. goyernment's acceptance Of
o report that the United States VIII at
tack the Spanish coast Is almost ludl.
crous. With one naval ncet practically
q prisoner and at the mercy OF the
American forces. another entirely de.
Ftroyed and me boasted Cadiz squadron
enrouts 70 the philippines, after having
gone through. hard lines at home; with
little left that would amount to any
thing in a meeting with as formidable
an equipment as the United States
could send across the Atlantic, II It de-
sired, Spanish talk abou. preparing an
other fleet toE"deetroy'"' such a force Is
the rankest nbsurdlty.
While our attention Is centred upon
the history making events In Cuba, and
the severe task being accomplished by
the American forces there, where car
mage and bloodshed Is 10 be the order OF
the day until the end comes; and while
we are realizing fully the gravity Of the,
situations there and in AsIatic waters, 1t
Is Well 10 observe also the events that
are occurring In Spain, the condition OF
the government. and the factors that are
contributing day by day to force the
surrender, perhaps, even before Amer-,
can arms have, carried out the full pro-
gramme now contemplated. y.
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To.dday's Convention.

q
In choosing candidates for the legs-
lature to-day the. county Republican
convention needs to be deliberatiye
enough to select men who are strong.
enough to be elected by good majorlties.
Ohio county Is q Republican county.
There Is no doubt about It. Candidates
selected With regard for their standing
before the public, and on whom the peo-
pie can depend to look out for the in
terests Of the county In the legislature.
are certain OF not only receiving the fun
Republican strength, but Of command
ing votes from outside the party. The
actthat there Is a Republican majority
in the county doesn't warrant nominal
ting anybody. regardless Of strength.
Z So Important a county as Ohio, with
SO many important interests involved IN
Possible Legislation, should have repre-
sentative citizens in the Legislature.
Qualifications for these duties. and
ability to perform them, should count
for as much as personal popularity.
Aside from the purely legislative duties
OF members OF the coming legislature, a
United States senator is chosen. a re-
sponsibility that calls for the exercise OF
good judgment. There may be two or
three candidates for the senate and
there may be halt dozen-lt ID too early
yet to tell the exact number. and Ohio
county win have four votes to cast
when matters come to the voting point
Men OF good judgment and with the
party interests at heart should be there
I to cast them. "a.
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E4.t = = .Is. - go -.s
Tho Invitation Of tho West.

/ laugh with n golden harvest,
[And the nations Of earth arc fed;
open my stores OF bounty, Is
And l Danish Gn,int: famine's dread
open my, dooro md welcome a.
q The homeless, the bond, and the free;
And honors-1 give TO the ioIlcrS 2lGi
Who will make, Thorn, n, home with mo.
I set my schools In the valleys,
And j plant .nyitall spires OH the hills;
l build my homes In tho shadows
That dance Der MY 'murmuring rllls
rub the famed lamp OF Aladdin
And cities to being will spring;
l hold for tho good ofimy people 49,
The fruits OF his inaglcallrinS. X:
My plains. my hilltops. my valleys.
arc kissed by tho balmywind blown Is
Altar through the portals OF glory "a
That lend to tho Deity's'throne S
MY people are KINGS by their birthrlght:
.,Thelr sceptcrs are Science and Art: n !
Thclr thrones arc set ION the praIries w
Or stand Int the ,clty's great mart
Come out from the cities o'ercrowdcd. 4
z .Whcrc. poverty stalks day and night, q
And breathe the pure mir OF my mount aims
4. That mnkesilif continued delight. $3.50
Como. tn my broad acres, or i6urrow 4,
In mines. and "a fortune you,ll|wr0st
From tho bosom OF Gods favored region.
Tho mighty. niRgnifi cent, West II -
5. ~. -t-Lyt'2 Ntt-.e On,alu World Herr IN p,
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PASSING p p, II i /

shc-"The fact that I am a widow
doesn't make any difference, does Il r.
He---'"Yes. Ilwouldn't marry YOU II your
husband was iiving."-Triith.
Brlggs-'I dldRt know, that YOU were
near.sIghted!', Gr!ggs-"Near-slEht.
ed! Why, walked right UP 70 one Of
my creditors yesterday. Tit. Bits z
what makes you think he isn't one
OF the men who yelled for war so voclf-
erously?" Because when It came he en-
listed, Chicago Evening Post. A
Double Ente1drc. = Matte What
would you do if n young man was to
kiss YOU against your WIFI" Helen
"oh, pshaw! Such a thing would be
Observation-Disclosures News. Y
General, In my regiment have a
company composed entirely OF Holland
ers," "All right, colonel. When We form
line OF march that company shall be
the Van guard."-Chicago Tribune.
Keeping shady.-.what's become OF
all those fellows who used to be writing
dialect storles?" They're hiding. Too
many people are out with guns now to
make 1t safe for them."-Cleveland
Leader. III,
To Meet Requlrements,-He-"A man
out west has patented q new style Of
whist counters" She-"W-hat Is the
idea?" He-"They register the num-.
Der Of words spoken by each player
Puck. e
Z Free to Kicl.-"UIddles must have
paid up. Have you noticed how he has
been sasslng the landlaGy lately?"
mo, Widdles has not paid UP, but he
owes more than his trunk Is WORTH
Indianapolis Journal.
Al And Yet -Browne-"How are
you, Toni" Tonlr-"We1l, thank you,
but my wife has been very ill.," Browne
That's strange. Why, i saw her sit
ting at the window. sewing" Tom
Yes; but she is on the mend. Judge.
Supreme Disgust,-o'Hara-P hat do
yez t'lnk ave the conspeeracy to make
n union bechune the United States an
England? Casey-T'ink OF II! Begorra,
O'Hara, Ohm goin' to immigrate to
Observation-Disclosures North Ameri-
can.
4 This Escaped the Censor.-.well.
Schiey," sIgnalled the Spanish admiral,
In q fine burst OF sarcasm do you want
to make an even exchange OF Geets?"l
by no MEANS" signalled Commodore
Schley In response. II expect to throw
in n few bombs. Chicago Tribune.
Elisha (inclined to be facetious)-"Tm
getting TO be pretty bald, aren't ! :?
'SPose you'll have to cut my hair. for
about half price hereafter, eh?" Ton
serial Artist-"oh. no, sir; We always
charge double when We have to hunt for
the hair!"-Boston. Traveller.
II really believe" said Mr.. aieekton,
that ] would Hike to be Chef" His
wife dropped her knife and fork and
frowned. "Leonidas." she exclaimed,
severely, IT believe you have been read
Ing one Of those silly paragraphs about
the way cooks browbeat- the woman Of
the Observation-Disclosures Star.
'.If !. were only a man." she said, 1--WE
could Possibly we could. he
said, but the chances are We wouldn't.
II you were a man wouldn't be here,
I'd be, saying nice things TO somebody
who wasn't a man" Sometimes it Is
worth while to think Of such facts as
.these.-Chlcago Evening Post. ~ isH5
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CHOW 10 Cure An SKIN Di,,n,,, [,

Simply. apply "SWAYNE'S ONT
MENT." No internal medicine requ!r-
ed. Cures letter. eczema. Itch, all erup-
tons on the face. hands. nose. etc, leav-
ing the skin clear. white and healthy.
Its great healing and curative powers
are possessed by. no other remedy. Ask
your druggist for SWAYNE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes tths&w
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HAYEYOU.AsSON, BROTHER.

Husband or lover In tho Army or Novvs
Mall him today n Csc package OF Alien,s
Foot Ease, 2 powder FOR, tho feet. All Win
march, wink or, stand need Ii. Ii cures
aching, Tired .sorc. swollen, sweating feet
F'ect can't Blister, gct sore or = IN ln,ySs
where Aliens Foot: Ease Ia used !. ii 90 los.
tiln0nlnls. All druggists md shoe 'stores
sell 1t, 26c: amplclsent FREE, Address
Allen 3. Olmsted, 10 hoy N, Y. * ~ ~ e -
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A man in, New York dreamed the
other day thai. East river was frozen
and awokc TO fnd the temperature 90
degrees in the shade. II we could all
dream like that what a comfortable
season We could make OF It. "a
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An inexcusable railroad accident
caused the death and injury OF several
United States troopers, who would have
counted 1t grratr glory to have fallen on
the field OF battle. {
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Rooseyel,'s Rough Riders, have d new
inspiration 70 cause them 70. fight. Add
ed 70 their patriotic purpose to strike a
blow for Cuban liberty Is now the spirit
OF revenge Of the lost comrades who fell
Victims to the guerilla methods OF the
enemy. While II is regarded as wicked
to fight for revenge. most OF us will feel
like forgiving them for this once. r
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Z a Port Said dispatch describing the
;conditionos the cndlk war fleet which is
ie1iroutc:or supposed 10 bet the Philip.
5plnes, says that with; three excepi lions
the ships are. In bad shape, while the
soldiers nre miserably clad lll-fed and
idiscontented. Altogether the whole
fleet has a forlorn appearance. What
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We IRE having our rainy season along
with Cuba, but It isn't near SO disastrous
In its effects. x
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The news Of the condition OF atfalps IN
Havana shows, how effective the block.
AIDE has been. a state OF famine which
Is rendering The occupants OF the city
desperate cannot last long without.
bringing the logical result-riots and
bloodshed. In the meantime the people
OF Spain are being told that the Span
lards In Havana have an abundance Of
supplies - ~