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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-07
STORMED WITH ORDERS
Is the Story of Activity Told by Iron
aud Steel Manufacturers.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-Iron and Steel to-
morrow will say:
For the opening week OF the new
year there Is an activity In iron and
steel which is almost phenomenal. Two
facts Of importance exist. One Is an ad-
vance OF fiftr cents to 81 per ton on
many kinds q Iron and steel products.
The other Is a scarcity In many lines so
marked that grave doubt exists whcth-
er manufacturers can fill probable de-
mand. The mills have been stormed
with orders.
Not in years has there been a week In
which there has been an advance 80
sharp and general as in the present one.
Beams and channels are up )? per ton;
tees, angles and plates 81 per ton.
Sta ndard stee! rails have advanced from
81 to .: per ton and light rails a per
ton. Individual hoop and band makers
are quoting prices fltty cents higher,
terro- Manganese has advanced 3o 80
per ton. Mills are generally 1uotEra
oafs about 81 or ): per ton higher.
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CONDITIONS IN CUBA
'King's Holiday" Observed II Il u Hn-
rana as Though tho King II, Eigned.
Cnbans Hold Mass Meetings u Et San

tingo. i
HAVANA. Jan. G.-Major |
Brooke. the governor general Oh
received the following telegram
day from Remedies, January 2:h
General Carrillo directs me I'd
YOU that Gencral-in-C Chief Com
just arrived at his camp at Gutt
abo and that he does not know =
will leave for the capital.
tsigned) "RAFAEL CARRAls
As the dispatch was not in IN
query 1t was not replied to.
The funeral services over the j
Of Colonel w. II. Mubry.Wof4 d
Texas. who died at Quemados d
January !. took plnce yesterd$ij
coffin. draped with the stars and1
rested In front OF the colonel's Il
First Texas stood MT 'paradfI
while the services were readl.
chaplain. The bodySwas brot
Havana last night. \,
The customs receipts yesterdIfj
S2l. 900. - .,ti II
"king's holiday" was obsRry2s':
to-day Just as though the{king. /.
over Cuba. The business hons,
closed. but the Amerlcans'kepti n.
lie offices open. There Wilt ibetY.
of-war regatta this afternoon. J.,
Colonel Richards. General III :
adjutant general. has arrived MI
Porto Rico via Santiago andS
gos. He left Ciepfuegos vested
said that General Bates, with M =,
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Has had Experiences.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 6.-Gen-
eral John Eaton sailed for Porto Rico
to-day. to undertake the supervision
OF education in the island. AS superIn-
tenden. of freedmen under General
Grant he organized schools In several
states. and was for sixteen years Uni
ed States commissioner OF education.
He was consulted in shaping the educa-
tlonal systems of Japan. Egypt, Bull
garla, Brazil. Chill and other South
American countries
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Want IsIands as Intlc,nni!

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6,-I1 %euten-
ant B. Z. Calkins, who arrive i from
Manila on the DorIc, reports III |at two
emissarics OF Aguinaldo are en- quite to
this country in the interests of tjibe Fill
pino government. 1t Is said tn Fly will
try to have the Fllipinos grant, ftd sew
era} OF the Philippine group as an in
demnitY ----- ------L-- --H-llEl .------ \
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ireland Going toKomc.

LONDON, Jan. THE Rome cores
pondcnt OF the Daily Chronicle says:
Archbishop ireland Is coming here in
connection With the publication Of the
papal letter on Americanism and with
the position OF the Catholics In Cuba
and the Philippines. The vatican hopes
that the good relations existing be-
tween the Archbishop and President
Mckinley will contribute to the benefit
OF the Catholics there"
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pittsburgh Brcwcry Comhinc.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Jan. 6.-The or
gnnzation Of the new United Brewing
Company. which represents the consoll-
dalton of majority OF the local brew
ING companies was practically complet-
ed to-day, ut special meeting of com
mittee of the brewers. 4 full board OF
directors was named. and other details
relating 10 the gigantic combine settled
upon. The name will be changed 10 tha;
OF the Pittsburgh Brewing Company
and the capital. including bonds, will
oe increased to SIS, SOC, 900.
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A GRAVE PROBLEM.
Comment OF Filipinos on til
Presidents Proclamution.I 3
GOVERNORS OF PROVINCES.

or Luzon Gathered ut Mnlolos OTcr
their Fcalty to the Insurgcnt Gov.
crnmcnt-"Unwilling to, Surrender
TO Strnnscrs"-!An Inspired Dis
patch from 1loilo Gives the Filipino
Forces n Great Send or for Their
Exemplary Conducts Since tho Oc-
cupation Of the Island. @
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Eiuw's This, Colonel =.

NEW YORK, Jan. Ga statement
was given out tonight by Richard Cro-
ker. in which he says: II believe In en-
pansion; I believe In holding whatever
possessions we have gained by annexa
ton. purchase or war think the lG to
question as outlined in the Chicago
platform decided dead issue. This
was demonstrated in the last election.
WeNdid not embody the ls TO QUESTION
in our platform and the result tina, We
elected every one Of our congressman.
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We're Frightened Away.

: PHENlX. +. T.. Jan. G.--The outside
doors OF the vault Of the Phenlx Ma
tioanl bank were blown out by dyna-
mite about o'clock this morning, but
three men who attempted to rob tho
bank were frightened away before thew
could gain access 10 the interior apart
mcnts where the money, securities and
other valuables were kept.
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prcsidcntinl Nominations.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 6.-The
President to-day sent these nomina-
tlons to the senate:
Stnte-Jamcs D. Ye6mRns. OF Iowa,
to be an Interstate commerce commits
sioner; Robert \. Moselcy. jr.. OF Ala
bama, to be consul general at Singa-
pore: Silas c. Mcfarland, OF Iowa, TO
be consul at Nottingham, England.
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.Agoncillo Asks Rccopni,iol

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 81 A-Senor
Asoncillo, who is in WashingtonhAas the
representative of the Philippine glI,vern-
ment. has asked to be recognizedaaby the
United States as such, and to l,Ae ac-
corded the same rights as other,A diplo-
mats. His request is now In the hands
OF Secretary Hay.
says Senor Agoncillo: 1T Will appear
that the Philippine government RS now
as 1t has been practically cverN since
June is. 1898. substantially in fl, III pos
seHsion-of the territory OF the pe, ]ople II
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Ohio, has arrived thcYr with Dusrnhrr.
ry's Second Illinois battalion. which
makes l.500 Americans and &0,QOd Span.
iards cumpcd In and about the city, The
Cuban camp is near the .tuortcuu
camp, but strict military discipline is
maintained AMI there have been nu dis
tlrbancrs
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Parsons Goes Dry.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllEencer

Special Dispatch 20 The lntelllEencer.
PARSONS. w. Va. Jan. 6.-At the
town election the following officers were
elected: Mayor, C. W. Mlnear; record
er, William VI. Cayton; sergeant. \. e.
Lake: street commissioner, S. w. IA
lor: councilmen, W. B. Holler. 4. a..
Werner, ". G. Coniey. Absa1om PhiIt-
ips. The town went dry by vote OF Il
10 5e ... ....
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QUAY'S CASE.
Climax in Conspiracy Indictments to
DC Reached To-day. .


be Reached To-day.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-Thc eli.
max oil inc Quay conspiracy case bids
FAR to be reached In the supreme court
room tomorrow. If the decision OF the
court be against the defendants, the
case Will once more take its course in
the court OF quarter sessions: II the
court grant the writ OF certlornri, ms
prayed for. the case may be transferred
10 another court or one OF the justices
OF the supreme court itself may be as
signed TO sit as trial Judge
IN any event the decision Of the court
Is generally expected to practically set
lie the question of the United States
senatorial succession.
The senior senator declined to discuss
inc case to-day and his lawyers were
quite as reticent.
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CIVIL SERVICE LAW
Receives Hard jolt in the House
Yesterday.
SALARIES OF THE COMMISSION
Stricken out OF of;Lcgislativc Appro.
priation Bill,
WEST VIRGINIA DELEGATION

Voted Solidly with the Majority, Com.
posed Of Democrats and Rcnuh,;-
cans Alike who nre Opposed to the
law rs II Is nj Present Enforced
Republicans Want n Nloditicntiou
0fihc Measure by Executive Order
The Heading Between The Lines.
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Scott or for Charleston.

Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
" WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 6.-Hon.
y. 3. Scott left for Charleston This
evening to look after his senatorial
fences He says he is satisfied the leg
islature will choose a Republican scna-
tor and that he will be that Republican.
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SUCcIaI IJlSpatcN 20 mo lntclllgenCcr.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. c.
Messrs. ". ". Scott and C. W. Swisher,
of Marion county, w. Va, ore here. Mr..
Scott was at the postofice department,
among other public places, and express
ed the belief afterwards that the con-
solidatlon Of Farmont and Palatine
postottices can be effected by June |.
thus giving to Palatine the benefits OF
carrier delivery and collection OF mail
now enjoyed by Fairmont
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3 -CINCINNATI. Ohio. Jan. GA Times
Star special from Lima, Ohio says: The
Lima paper mills were almost destroyed
by fire early to-day. The plant was
the property Of the American Straw
board Company. The loss Is 5000:
insurance. $4,000.
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DORIS Little ,Jol,c

CHARLEsTON,W. Va, Jan. G.-cou-
gresham c. P. Dorr. who has Just ar
rived here. announced tonight 20 a
number of friends his candidacy for tic
United States senate. Mr.. Darr claims
10 have secured enough pledges 10 In
sure q deadlock In the lerislnturn
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special Dispatch to the Intelllrencer.


CHARLESTON, w. Va. Jan e-Th4
STATE mouse here is the busiest place in
thc state. All the departments are
preparing for the legislature which CON-
Venes next Wednesday at noon. Cover
nor Atkinson is reading the proof OF
ms message. The public printer is
pushing the printing OF the several re D..
ports rs fas. as possible.
Politicians Of both parties are arriv-
Ing on nearly every train. Hon. John r.
McGraw is expected every day. He has
SUI OF three rooms at the Ruffner.
commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Scott is also expected soon, He has ar
ranged for suite OF three rooms at the
Ruffner, also.
Presidency OF the Senate.
For president OF the senate, the
chances favor the following senator's in
the order named: Hon. n. E. Whitaker.
Of Oaio: Hon. George .. Cole, OF Lewis.
ana Hon. oliver Marshall, OF Hancocli,
rms 1t Will be observed. gives the
hoFtheFn part of West Virginia thrpn
candidates. The southern part of The
STATE claims that they have properly
executed requisltion for something
ABOUT The size of the presidency of the
senate Bookmakers will therefore in
clude the names Of Senator Carlos V.
Whlte, of Logan, and DR.. Alonzo Car
Fett, OF Wayne in the catalogue as
pFooaole plum Knockers for the senate
presidency. 49, -
Spcakcrship Fight.
For speaker of the house it will take n
mighty good man to beat Hon Owen S,
Mckinney, ot Marion. He is in the
swim and floating right along with the
democratic organization. However.
MchlnneJ VIII haV. some opposition in
the ners>a of Hon. z. A. Bennett. ~
Huntington. But the combination that
Is forming is Mckinney for speaker, and
George |. Neal, of Huntington for clerk
Should Mckinney land the speakershio.
Neal Is as good as elected clerk OF tho
house. @''0
Colonel J. 3. Pcyton. who has been
clerk of the house from time immcnor-
ial under Democratic administrations Is
a candidate. but he is not enough of A
McGraw Democrat to win.
Othefs may come and others NAV 20.
bnt John 7. Harris goes on forever He
Is as good as elected clerk of the senate
and his baggage Is en- route to Charles
ton EN-Speaker Hanen. of Marshall
county. Is said to have his ewes cast In
the same direction.
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COMING SESSION
olLcslslaturc Livcning Things up
At Charleston.
THE POLITICIANS GATHERING,

MctraW and Scott have HcalOuar.
tcrs ut the Rulfncr IIotcl-It Looks
Like It Would be President Whita-
Rcr ofthc Senate, Although Other
Candidates are in the Field.
mckinney, Of Marion County, has
me inside Track for the Speaker
ship-McGraw Combine will Rulc
Affairs In the House,
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Movements Of Stcnmshll1s.

NEW YORK-Arriycd: Travc, Brc-
men.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Thingvaita.
New York.
QUEENSTOWN-ATivc,l: Etrurla.
New York.
tGDASGOW--Arrived: ASsyrlan, New
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MAIL PACKAGES LOST

Or Stolcn-Wcrc Bound From New
York TO Grafton, W. Va.
: NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Two packages
of mail sent from New York and bound
to Grafton. W. Va, over the Jersey
Central railroad, are missing.
1t was at first believed that the pack
ages We're lost in transport, but 1t is
now believed that they were stolen,
Postotlice inspectors are investigating
the case.
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in HARNESS AGAIN.
Col. Bryan Receivers his old Time
Civic Form.
The TENTED FIELD FORSAKEN

He Resumes the More Congenial
Atmosphere Of the Platform-His
Address at tho jackson day Ban.
quct Of the Ducllworth Club Of Gin
cinnati-Hc Con.iures up the Twin
Nightmares of Annexation and I'M
pcrialism - incidentally he "Rcaf.
firms" the 10 to Hcrcsy,
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weather Forecast for To-day.

Tor West Virginia and Western Penn
,vlvarla, fair, preceded By snow In tho
extreme eastern portions; colder; high
northwPs;erly winds:
For ohio. fair; colder; high northwest
erly winds.
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
hy c, Schnepf. druggist. corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, was us follows:
a. m.......,..... % 3p. m.............. 20
: a m....,....... q Z p. 'n.............. y
2 m.m.... ....... % Weathcr-ChaaG'le.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-05-07
ILA(k JACkBAND
Capture of Srme of tha Ban 1
 Are Now Custody

The following dispatch wo i'd indi- cate part ot ths BlacS Jack gang hsve bean "tste, in" Itis thong these are the ssme baod that operated in Cochise Coun'y and when the officers were ou their trail made for New Mexico O. d were in hiding a. theIr rende7vou in the Jercarills Mis when captured. The following is the brief acconnt of the news received Ihusfsr:-
 FL PAso Sherif Steweyt of Eddy, N- M and ! posse arrived from the JacarllI mountains with four mem hefs of the famous Black Jack gang in custody who were lodged in the cnun,y jail and will he taken [" E ,dy county tomorrow. The men were captured At sunrise this morning,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-05-07
CHI ANGE OF TIME
The N M. X A ID Change
 Their Schedule

According to the Oasis, on May IA h a change of time srd will take plnc
 on the New Mexico & Arlz na a. d sonora railway. The .euthb, und pa.-encer train will leave Benson at 3 40 .. m., arriving at N,g-le- &, ' .3h d. Ill.,. Pacific time. Leaving Nog.le> Al '5O a. m., Sonora tine, Guay mas will be reached st 7:45 p. m. he nortkhoGnd train will leave G iayms, at :0e s. m reschiag x gales at the same tim aI under tn. present arrangemen'-7;30 go p. m. Sonora time shortening the run thirty minutes. Leaving Nog4les ss nos, s .00 p. m, Pacific time. the run will be made to Ben .on st l :45 r. m. The chance wIll make difference of 90 minutt s the rombstons st .ge arriving in the morning with mail and pa-scngers that much earli than h-re;olore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-05-07
OUR REFRES. NTATIYE
General Wilson Visits the
 Florence Reservoir Site

Delegate Wil.on has returned to Tue on from visit Co the Butt ras- ervoir .ire at Fiorenco, and the Star, commenting editorially on the trip and itJ results says;
 General J F WIis"n has r turned from hi- visi. to tho prJp,>. I a,t~ O' the hubr,'s reservoir He mtGe a careful examinations nf .h" same and -sys there is nn TO 'nI ir: t0i!bt ng the iraei'-iii'y n' thn dam ani the in; p0u "ding of water sufficient to iriiga,e A est 2Du .0i.n acres oi l.nh cnn,ignoa, thereto. O ie Of .ha i'm portsnt f-s:urea Of ,he huil..iag nf this reservoIr is the fact that it wiil supply water in abundance inr the Ih isns On the Pima aud Msricop. reserva'io s, wnich will en>hl- those Indians to tcconc not only se fsu-- tsiuing, tu. tl'y will sooI be- cntie well rsigbli-I;rd in homes snd they will then come tp ci izen>hir by .cc-p ing their lands n scye aliS, tnat they will bpcpmc taxpayers an, aI.ist in bearing the expen-a of government, as we'll AS hec ,ming inI- poItant industrial fA.tors of the com munitv, thus deter mining the fila! settlement oI .he .di m ll inu.
 In this policy General Wilson will do more tor advan5!"g he be-. il- 'eresis of A'izOna than any single lin O. action we can new think of. it "i,l re-ui; in Tloc- hpinrs, tip re- 'Iuc,i"n nf the ;sx burdan-, Had bring large increase ns rhe nl ,st .le.Irahle pnpula'ina, such aS buili ech' Ols ehurch.s, ani ths very tulwarS ofthc government.
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THE DANCE
The Affair a success and En-
 i.vabIe Time Had

The Dewey danre at Minin- Es. change Hall la-t nishtwas another O the Tombstone 1erp-ichorran ,lub's snccpss The portrait of tnc grea; American naval hero WAS pr, mirently displayed and the hall wa- d. cnrat-d with patriotic CUiors, all lending a pleasing effect. VI-itors from the surrounding country were pre-ent and ;he hall was cresd.S with dancers. The music WAS furnished by Prot. to be desiIed. supper was had at th. Can Can restaurant at rnidnight and served 10 the merry party in fanltl .s style. Dancing continued to i a. III. 'he part'cipan v'tins the event ths mo-t enj 'yable h ,d in g~mu,tone for sone tme. Among the nauy visitors noted b. the r-! Orter We're rhus, aud "m. G .rdner. L. Plum, Wm. $ one. Tony Lik-s, J. N. ClIis;!an-pn, II, Cnfford, Chss. Cry, Joseph and Jesse Curtis. H. 1.,omps"n, Henry ri'h. Nelson Rover, F. Lincoln, Dan Twoomey: the Misses Mime G,ay, Edith R ninsop; Alice Lemon, May Likes, Curtis sisters, CbrItianson sisters and others whese names were not secured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-05-07
ADVERTISED LETTERS,

The following is let of lett-rs re- nsining in the general delivery st the Tombstone yostc flcs for the month ending May l, 1899: Pedro Armenta c. Bascigalupi George Fisher Geoigs H. Fits. Wm Ha,l Joae Silbas. Balsris Vsldiviez Louis D. Wand.
 MT. and Mrs Frank J. Wild. When calling Tor above lettere, say advertised, giving date of advertise meat.
 LAUEA c. CRABLI, P. A.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-05-07

There saemI to he other o9portun- in securin lag. smelling and re- duction plant. New York parties are figuring on the proposition on account of the vat 'vp-r ii ld which Is being developed in th mining di trict- con. iiguUus to luc-1n in Pima ard Co., chise counties. The proposition is q E ,nd one, and fl carried out on a large scale would be rich paying invest meHt,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-05-07

We have heard of several shafts here bscrnipg twisted and getting eut of plumb. but the following story from the Denver Mining Reporter is . cerker. "It is customary to suppose that the everlasting hills are the nest fixed and immoyab!e objects in
 existence. In Ieadville, however, there is one shaft about TOO feet deep whore the bottom has moved eighteen feet out of line since the shaft was sunk several ysars ago"
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-05-07
BIsssr. Msy 2, 1899
COPPERINGS.

COPfERINCs.
 .. Miller and wife returned yester day from Denver,
 Mrs. Ben Snaed and Mrs. Greene are in town for few days. M D. ecribnsr Of Tomhston., is . visitor iu this city for few days.
 A. Z liner, Q! :hs piano firm G,rd nsr < Z.llnsr. Los Angeles, is c v,sito, to Bisbse.
 Peter Johnson and James Letso, returned yesterday from . busin-s trip to Los Angeles.
 Conductor Clark left this morning 'or Benson b meet his family wh. are en route from Chicago.
 Mrs. Prue returned ts her homo i, Chiricshus mountains today, having spent several days in Bisbss.
 A crew of men are engagrd iu grad. ing for the fsilroad from the HoI. brock to the new shsis of the Copper Queen company.
 Boreas was ont ir force today and made things interesting for the Roo,, people of shis burg. E,srythins tn.r was net ns,lsd dswn CT weighed short
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-05-07

Work Is sad to ho progressing rap idly on the Arizona and Utah r.iirs .d in the Sacramento valley, which i- to give the rich mining camp of Chiorid rHilrosc communication with the out side world. This will ndd greatly to ,he development of that promising re- zion, aside from the .xct that it will make ths: many more nsiles Of rsil- road within our borders. The Grand Canyon railroad enterprise also seem. 10 be moving along nicely and ere many r:onthsit is hoped ,ouri-ts ~ill D. atle to visit this most wonedrful of all natursl psrks,in PullmsL palace ears.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-05-07

Biliousness, dyspepsi1. loss of appetite, disturbed sleep, nervousness, headache, giddinesS and drowsiness. wind and pain or fullness of the stomach after meals, cold chills and fiushings of heat. shortness of breath-thesc arc the blank cheques of physical bankruptcy Take tic.n to q physician and he will fill them up wi;;i the name of some more or less serious disease. Every time that you carry one of them to him you draw out some of your funds in the Bank of Health. Keep i; up, and there will soon be no funds in the treasury.
 The mar who suffers from these dis orders ard negiects ther:i will soon be in the relentless grasp of some fatal disease. 1T he is naturally narrow chcsted and shai- low lunged, ii will probably he consump- tion; if his fatEer or mother died of par alysis or some uc!vOuS trouble, it will probably be nervous exhaustion or prostra- tion, or even insanity; ii tfe.e is a iaini in the family blood, it will be blood or skin disease; if ne lives in new or low, -wanpy country, ]: will be malaria; if he lives life of exposure, ii may be rheu- rna'ism. There IS just one safe course fo, man to follow who finds himself out of sorts and suffering from the symptom. described. ]: T. to resort to Dr. Picrce's Golden Medica! D:scGvcry This medicine makes the appetite keen, corrects aii dis orders of the digestion, renders assinila- fion perfect, invigcratcs the liver, purifcs and enriches the blood and builds firm, healthy flesh and nerve tissuc. 1. cures almost all diseases that result from insuf- fcient or improper nouIishment of the brain and nerves. Bronchial, throat, and even lung affections. when rot too far ad- vanced, readily yield to it.
 took Dr. Pierc-'s Golden Medical Discovery for Eczema" writes J. ". Baru'tart. Of No. A16 De Witt Street. Buffalo. N. r., and il com pieteiy cured me"
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-05-07

Copper shares still remain at pre- mium ia the nsarket oyer every other class of mining investment. The now uses to which the red metal is being put will keep its price we'll up for years ts come. Arizons is sure to be the biggest producer of tho metal of any state oi the Union within two years.