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To Test the Wonderful Merits Of the Great Modern Dis
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Pain or dun ache in back or head,
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dizziness. irregular heart, sleeplessness,
sallow complexion, dropsy, irritabillty,
loss Of ambition, obliged to pass water
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The way to be well is TO pay attention
to your kidneys.
They are the most important organs
Of the body-the blood filters.
All the blood In your body passes
through your kidneys once every three
minutes.
The kidneys strain or filter out the
impurities In the blood-that is their
work.
Purifying your blood is not a question
OF taking laxative or physic.
Does your blood run through your
bowels?
What the bowel-cleaner does Is to
throw out the polsons confined In your
bowels ready for absorption into your
blood, but the polsons which are already
In your blood, causing your present
sickness, 1t leaves there.
There is no other way Of purifying
your blood except by means Of your kid
That is why bowel-cleaners fail to do
their work-they fall to help the kid
neys.
what you think the name Of your dis
ease is, the first thing you should do
Is to afford aid to your kidneys by using
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
Kidney Remedy.
In taking Swamp Root you AFFORD matt
ural help to nature, for Swamp Root 10
the most perfect healer and gentle aid
to the kidneys that is known to medical
Dr.. Kilmer, the eminent physician, and
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Come back TO me, come back to me, across
the fields Of death! ~,
Come very neHri !, trembling DEAR VIII
hush and hold my breath.
Come, sweetest rose Of womanhoou' my
heart, my life, my own!
Como back TO me.-come back to me! have
been long alone.
Then let me gaze a moment, sweet ere yet
ngainst my breast :.
hide your face. Oh, grant me grace 80
resting. TO have reStI
Your spirit cOmmunes with my own
through many bitter day; 80.
Come once, as you wore long ago, before
you went away!
Come back from heaven to me on Garth
come back, dear Dream Of mine,
Though /, who weep. even In my Sleep the
cruel truth divine;
With Loves own presence help ana neal
the lonely jar and fret;
Come back, and, for little while. remem-
Der and forget! London Speaker
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ed" A party. and It Is true of Amer
lea as It Is Of England. that would un-
dertake to fight campaign ON an
antiswar issue would be smothered In
defeat.
There & much the same spirit In this
country. 80 much that It is remarks
Bile that to-day and political leaders
should have the temerity to attempt u
make political capital out Of the Phil
ippine campaign. The fate Of the
Democracy following the civil war
ought to be Buficient warning, TO all
demagosues who now seek tO, estab-
lish themselves in ONCE on a platform
of withdrawal from the archipelago in
the face Of the enemy.
It Is with regret that 1t Is noted that
there win be many Courtneys in the
present campaign proceeding in num-
Der Of states. The Star notes that all
ready one has appeared in Kansas. A
man named simpson-Jerry Simpson.
Of recent memory. Simpson has re-
vived. and howled from the platform
when he sneered at the flag and Its
status in Luson. The people of Kan
sas did not stop to vote amendments
to empty compliments, but expressed
their contempt for the expressed trea-
son, vigorously and effectively.
Our Washington contemporary re-
tlects the patriotic good sense Of the
vast majority Of Americans when 1t
says that these episodes on both sides
of the Atlantic ocean may well be ta-
ken to heart by Mr.. Attinson2 Sem
ator Mason, Colonel Bryan and the
other leaders and Statesmen of both
parties who seek to establish a new
cult Of anti-Americanlsm under one
name or another.
Like the British, the American peo-
pie will sing columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean," and the star spangled Ban
ner," which ever shall wave over the
land Of the free and the home of the
brave.
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The people of England are Just now
furnishing striking object lesson In
the matter Of loyalty. which the Dem
ocracy OF the United States would do
well to consider. Engllshmen have no
patience with their public men who ara
critlclsing the policies OF their govern
ment in war times. The recent riot
in London. at which the prc-Boer
speakers were hooted, and made the
target Of decayed eggs, testified to this
fact, even before there was opportunity
for argument. Since then speaker
at Cornwall gave similar testimony in
the case OF legislator who took the
stump against the government. The
victim was Leonard H. Courtney II
member of parliament for that division.
who lamented the failure Of the prln-
clples adopted at The Hague, criticised
the governments course, and refused to
condemn the course OF the Doors. An
amendment was adopted by large
majority, expressing regret that Mr..
Courtney should be Mt variance with
the government, and proclaimIng con-
fIdencc in Salisbury. The audience
then sang "Rulc Britannia"
The temper of the British people Is
aroused Mt present, says the Washing
ton Star. and 1t would be folly for my
party to become identified with OBJ
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a Yaar ofProsperitY.

The New York World stops it1 abuse
Of President Mckinley for not inter
ceding between England and the
Transvaal. to burden himself with fur
Their responsibilities, and in Its work OF
booming Admiral Dewey for the DEM
ocratic candidacy for President, against
the President who conferred upon him
the high honor he enjoys, and denounG-
ing his Filipino policy, long enough to
give the present administration credit
for splendid record Of having rescued
the country from hard times. and Gre
atlng condition of unparalleled pros
perity.
Under the heading Of the "Fatness Of
the Land" the World. which has had
in the past much to say about the .tar-
III wall shutting out from the markets
OF the world" says: 1.-THE country is
richer than 1t was a year ago and
that the people are living better APP
pears in the fact that during the mouth
OF September the imports of foreign
merchandise were $2gOOO,OOO worth
greater than during the September a
year ago. And at the same time our
own manufacturers sold more goods
than ever to Americans"
Going back further. says the free
trade World, the imports for the first
nine months this year exceeded those
Of corresponding period last year by
more than hundred millions Of doll
lars. That is to say, the American peo-
pie are having a better time than they
were a year ago, with more good
things to eat and wear and otherwise
enjoy. and with more. money juggling
in their pockets.
Then the World proceeds to show our
great place in the markets Of the world,
and the millions In our favOr-the
thing when 1t was supporting Cleveland
II said never could happen. The World
frankly says: "And when we ask where
the extra wealth comes from. the Just
published government report. from
which the foregoing figures are drawn
promptly answers" It then proceeds
to show that during September we
EXPORTED more American merchan-
disc than we did last September by S2O.-
100000 worth. while for the first nine
months Of this year our merchandise
EXPORTS EXCEEDED EVEN OUR
VASTLY INCREASED IMPORTS BIT
NO LESS THAN s17,2s24O2. That is
to say. says the World. since January
last we have sold more goods abroad
than we have bought there by moro
than ss17, 29g.4O2. Figures are often
dry" admits the World, "but these are
juicy in their Significance of widespread
and Increasing prosperity"
Now, the question arises. II, under
the fiscal policy of the Republican adj
mlnlstratIon, these things have come
to pass, in marked contrast to the con-
ditions under the Democratic policy,
why is 1t that the World wants to sub
stitute Democratic administration
With the Chicago platform. which
win call for free silver, the
Democratic tarlr theory which proved
a failure, death to corporations. and a
hundred other foolish things that give
It the appearance of crazy quilt, with
the Second Abraham Lincoln, as the
Nebraskan described himself recently,
as the central figure?
Unpopularlty of Treason.
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srrc1A1 EXCURSIONS

To National Export Exposition, Philn.
deIphIa, Pa, Baltimore q Ohio
Railroad.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad VIII
sell special cheap excursion tickets 70
Philadelphia on account OF the Nat AROMA
Exnort Exposition for Thursdays, Octo.
bcr i9th nnd 18th, and November % and
18th nj one fare for the round trip, plus
IA cents admission to the Exposition
minimum rate 1900, Tickets VIII DO
good going from all points east OF the
Ohio river, and are valid for return ten
dayS. Including date Of sale
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This was the last British proposal to
the Transvqal republic:
IA five years retroactive franchise,
without restrictive conditions.
2-The increased representation OF
the GoldfeldS by eight seats.
3-An equal share in the election for
state president and commandment gem
eral.
Equality Of the English and Dutch
languages in the volksraad.
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governor in Ohio this year. No de-
cent man, no matter what his politics
may be. should vote for John r. Mo-
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MY dear boy, II you have the blues,
order bottle Of Cooks Imperial Cham
payne Extra Dry. 1t Is exquisite
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EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI
Via Il. q O. Account National Jubilee
Convention oCChrIstInn Church.

Fare for tho round trip 81 SO. Tickets
on snle October 10, u, 16 and II, valid
for return passage until October 81,
with privilege Of extension OF limit UNI
iii November 10, on payment OF nifty
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh liz n blood or constitutional dis
cnse. and In order to cure It you must
take Internal remedies. Halls CatRrrh
cure is taken internally, and acts d.
rectiy on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Catnrrh Cure IL not
guack medicine. II was prescribed by
one Of the best physicians In this coun-
try for years, and Is regular Drescrip-
tlon. II is composed OF the best tonlcs
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination OF
the two ingredients Is what produces
slich wonderful results In curing Ca
tnrrh, Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO, Props,
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists price Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
0A0ToREAo
s,,r,th. AIh Kind Wv V1S GlHays Bought
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CHEESE! = CHEESE!

Fresh Neufchatel, Philadelphia Cream.
New Roquefort Cheese. sapsago, Edan,
Pineapple. Grated Parmesan, Bayles
Deviled Cheese. Club House, New York
Cream, Imported and Domestic swlSl,
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(rhs INTELLIaENcER, embracing It's
several editions. Is entered in the POST
ONCE at wheeling, W. Va. au second
olnaa mRtterl
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THF NTELLIGENGER.
nteIIleencer PubIIshlne %,

JOHN FRBW. Pres. ana De. aiada1eF.
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Terms, Per year, BY Man. IN Advance.
Postage Prepaid,
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

V1es made Of the number of dead was
between thirty and thirty-fve. This is
thought TO be very conservative Super
intendent Davies is cool and collected
but Foreman Jonah Davies has to go
about his painful duties with the knowl-
edge that his promising young son Is
numbered with the dead.
The Carbon Hill coal mines have been
operated by the Pacific Improvement
Company for nearly twenty years. They
have daily capacity of 1900 tons, which
is shipped via Tacoma TO San Francisco
for the use Of the Southern Pacific en-
gines and ferry boats. Mine No Z is one
OF the largest mines here. 1t will be
closed for some time. greatly delaying
shipments for the next month.
This mine comprises an immense hill
rising upward a thousand feet above the
water level tunnel which drains the mine.
To facilitate the rescue of the injured
men they were hoisted bodily 400 feet to
the surface and thence carried on stretch
ers and horseback over two miles Of rocky
road to the foot of the incline leading up
ward thousand feet TO the town of Car
bonado, which is situated on the opposite
hill
Several years ago an explosion of fire
damp occurred in this same mine and two
men lost their lives. So far nobody blames
the company for to-days disaster, as the
explosion is regarded as an accident COM
mon to coal mining.
Timber gangs are now at work replacing
the deranged timbers, and. incidentally,
rescuing the imprisoned miners or taking
out an occasional body. The fans are
working well and most of the black damn
is being sucked out of the mine. The fans
were not stopped by the explosion.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

which is the actual owner Of the colliery,
seems 20 permeate the entire atmosphere
Of this town. Neither officers nor men
VIII give out any information II Il can be
avoided.
They cannot see why newspapers should
be interested in this story. and are p.ac-
ing as many obstacles as possible in the
way of obtaining all the facts. There mas
been some talk OF threats made against
the company's property by survivors Of
The disaster. These reports in reality nave
no foundation, for the men are as peace
able as can be found anywhere. Never
theless Sheriff Mills thought them of suf-
ncient Importance 10 come up with sew
cral deputies 10 prevent any disturbance.
When the explosion occurred a rush OF
the inhabitants was made in the direction
OF the mouth Of the tunnel. Women. the
wives of the men supposed 10 be in the
shift ran 10 and fro, screaming and
wringing their hands with anguish. crying
children clinging 10 their skirts. IL was
all that Superintendent Davies could do
20 keep the wives OF the doomed miners
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
WAR MAY LAST AS
LONG AS TWO YEARS

LONDON. Dec. 9.-Dr. Nevin. the we'll
known pastor Of Rome and a close per
sonal friend ~ Cecil Rhodes, who is stop
ping in London at the Carlton. was
rather astonished when ] told him that
his words had been represented as max
ing him very ant-English. He said that
was a mistake, but what did hold good
was that. knowing the Beers well. he was
sure they would make "A long fight Of IL
and that tho English had a very big Job
before them.
This opinion is not confined 10 Dr.
Nevin ] have heard IL stated by those
who know what they are talking about
that the war might last as long as two
years.
Mr.. Van Allen. the same man who once
obtained the nomination as Minister TO
Rome. but gave n up an the moment when
be was expected at his post. has turned
Up in London. His object in life just now
IS 10 present an ambulance completely
equipped 10 the British Government,
which means 10 him an expenditure Of
$4,000. First he applied 10 Lady Randolph
Churchill. with the idea that his ambu-
lance should be taken out aboard the
Maine but the proposition was graciously
declined. Mr.. Van Allen now tenders ii TO
The British Government, but there ap-
pear 10 DE difficulties about accepting the
offer in that direction also.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
WALTER ROSSER SHOOTS
A MAN At NEW YORK
Continued from First Page.

assassin. but the police interfered and
he was taken to the police station, Sc
plea of temporary insanity caused by
overindulgence in liquor. bis attorneys
put up a strong plea, mostly an appeal
to the sympathies of the jurors on ac-
count of the prisoners extreme youth and
the grief of his aged father. On the frst
trial the jurors disagreed and retrial
was ordered. The same defense was
made. The attorney for the soldier be-
came so realistic in his appeal for mercy
that he broke down and wept. The tears
or something else moved the jurors ana
the prisoner was acquitted.
The next act in the drama was as pa
thetic as the killing of Hildebrand. The
father of the prisoner, overcome by the
disgrace and the strain of the long days
i'm court succumbed to a complete nervous
collapse and his death followed the ac-
quittal of his worthless son by a rev
weeks.
While in camp at the Preside Rosser
had a bad reputation, and spent the
greater portion of the time in the guard
house.
After the acquittal Of Rosser. the slayer
of Hildebrand, The Call'published an edi-
torial in which it was said: What man is
safe in walking the streets or in following
his vocation? Into what household may
not grief be sent by the bullet OF an in
ebriate? A jury has said-O, noble jury:
jury benign and lachrymose; jury
which left the courtroom after its wicked
and farcical verdict, going to its several
home unblushing-that murder in Califor-
MIA is no wrong, provided a paid attorney
weep and an aged father SIT by sobolng as
the purchased tremulo of the pleader's 5
voice insults the listening intelligence. in
suits the statutes the State and the God
who forbade the shedding of blood.
Let the names of these jurymen be
printed large, and let them be not forgot
ten. Because of them society is In peril.
and the scales of Justice weigh no more.
Here are the twelve enemies of good or
der, promoters of butchery. the make-be-
lieve citizens who must share the burden
of the odium they have snivelingly Gre
ated:
JOSEPH !. TWOHIG.
G. A. BROWN.
MORRIS STOCKWITZ.
c. A. MASTELLER.
]. p. FLEMING.
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reported that Gatacre's general
forward movement will probably
not be made until the Queens
town column reaches Burghers-
dorp.
Middleburg is threatened, but
is alert. The commander appears
to have taken every precaution to
protect that place and the i'm
portant stretch OF railway to Port
Elizabeth.
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Learning there was a cure for drunken
ness which she could give her husband se
cretly, she decided TO try II. She mixed u
in his food and coffee, and as the remedy
Is odorless and tasteless ne never knew
what IL was that so quickly relieved the
craving for liquor. He soon began 70 pick
up I'm flesh, his appetite for solid food re-
turned. he stuck To his work regularly
and they now have a happy home. Mr..
Harry was told about his wife's expert
ment, and he gives her the credit Of hav-
ing restored him 10 his senses. IL Is GER
tainly a rema pkable remedy. cures n man
without his effort does him no harm and
causes him no suffering whatever
DR. Haines, the discoverer. will send
sample OF this grand remedy free % all
who will write for 10. Enough OF the rem
edy Is mailed free 70 show how II Is used
in tea. coffee or food and that II VIII cure
the dreaded habit quietly and permanent
ly. Send your name and address TO DR..
j. ". Haines, 1852 Glenn building. Cincin-
natl. Ohio. and he Will mail free sample
OF the remedy 10 you, securely sealed In
plain wrapper. also full directions how 20
use IT, books and testimonials from hun
dreds who have been cured and every
thing needed % aid you In saving those
near and dear 10 you from a life OF deg
radiation and ultimate poverty and dis
grace.
Send for a free trial to-day. IL viii
brighten the rest Of your life.
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LANGTRY'S HUSBAND TO CO.

LONDON. Dec. 9.-Mrs. Langtry's hus-
pand, Hugo Gerald de Battle, sails for
South Africa December 16 on special serv-
Ice. Mrs. Langtry declares that If she had
not made all her American arrangements
she would go, too, in the capacity of nurse
or otherwise.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

FRERE CAMP, Dec. 9.-Coolies to the
number of 234, whom General White re-
fused 10 receive at Ladysmth. have ar
rived here in a starving condition.
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At Auction.
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TUESDAY,
DAY...................D DECEMBER Il. 1893
AT - O'CLOCK NOON

TAYLoR-sT. INVESTMENT
. West y,, sde Taylor St GNos- 2ol9 70 2o2D, SIS
north Filbert: fats OF g. T. rooms and bath.
rents Nol per month: lot 45x90.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
Sc. side (No. 10 Tehama ST. 1869 Sc First:
large brick house OF rooms and rear house.
rents $50: lot 25x75.
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
North side Grove -. mos. 342 70 a52). 1875
west Franklin: fats Of and 4 rooms and
bath and basement Hat; actual rent. 500 90. lot
55xSS:9
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT.
North side mo 2D Mint ave-. through %
Clo. 4iD Stevenson u. hal' block from Bald
win Hotel site 3-stlry bIild.ng Mint ave. and
cottage Stevenson St; rents So. lot 25x75.
TWENTIETH-ST. INVESTMENT.
North side tNo 45D Twentieth 81. 230 feet
east Noe; cottage Of rooms. rents $40: lot
FORECLOSURE SALE.
North side mo. 33i0l Clay ST. t0s;2 east Wal
nut; large new modern residence ~ II rooms.
bath. billiard room. etc. lot q 6NiZl.
RICHMOND LOT.
East side Second ave. 200 feet north Point
LobOs ave: lot 25xl20
WESTERN ADDITION BUSINESS CORNER.
NE. cor. Devisadero and Bush sts.. lot t00x
s2:6: elegant lot: IN the midst OF business.
CORNER RESIDENCE.
Sc. cor. CNo 36gO Sanchez and Twenty-hrst
sts., through 10 hili ST.. large mouse % rooms
and rear house rooms: suitable for sanl-
tarium: lot 101 :10N22s.
MISSION BUSINESS PROPERTY.
West side (No. 3J0Sl Mission ST.. So feet south
Brook. and slS san Jose ave; store on Mission
St. cottage on San Jose ave-; lot 2sxi239.
WEST END HoMEsT'D ASSOCIATION LOT.
South line county road. 35s feet east OF oliver
EAsTON. ELDRIDGE 4 CO.
6l8 Market street
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

MATTHEW CULLIGAN.
JOHN O'BRIEN.
VICTOR ANDLER.
]. r. GALLAGHER.
THOMAS BARADY.
JOHN WOODTHROP.
w. l.. BALLOON.
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Cured of Drinking
A WOman's Secret Method Whereby
She Cured Her Husband, Who
Was a Terrible Drunkard.
Mixed a Remedy in His Coffee and
Food and Cured Him Without
His Help or knowledge.

II takes a woman 20 overcome obstacles.
Mrs. Chas. W. Harry, g20 York St. New
port, Ky. had for years patiently borne
the disgrace. suffering, misery and priva-
tiOn due TO her husbands drinking habits.