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Main ST., Adams, N Y. Lawrence E. Meyer of
Syracuse. N. y, offers another fortunate in
stance Of the marvellous res Its of Dr. Rice's
method. The important points are that the
rupture no matter how large. dangerous or old
1t may be. Is securely and comfortably retained
within the abdomen. At the same time the
roken muscles made 10 grow together and
become as firm and solid as any other portion
of the abdomen Ii is n bone cure, the patient
sing the method himself and the price 10 SO
low that everyone can afford 1t. Dir Meyer
SAWS of the cure - tried the me- bod OF DIR
Rice because II seemed such vast improve
ment over anyything lse | had used and also
cumbined curative effects such ns 40 OF her rup
ture tre.tn ent contains OF course | hadn't
IN ucb faith In the possibility OF cure, but The
resuira are remark kable. W hereas l had been
had UP for moni hs before. now the rupture did
not bother me for minute 1t was only short
time when couidn feel any trace of where
the rupture had been. and ! soon was alb e to
work all day 8 fire ly as young man. ad-
wise every ruptlired man or woman to send at
once aud get this method. as it will certainly
cure perm a nently and perfec l." Mr. Meyers
advice is good Upon application to Dr. hice
he will send you free book Ihai fully explains
how he cures rupture. IL you know OF another
person ruptured. send and get box for him
Such an act of kindness will be remem bered all
th. rest OF his life v ri;e to-day without fall
Address DIR. ~. S. Rice 3.9 N. Main ST., Adams,
n. Y The book is inaiied free to all whosend
name and address.
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Life Savtd By swamp-Ro
Dr.. kilmer Has Discovered q
RemedysThs4 Cures all Kidney
and Bladder, Troubles.


Swamp-Root, discovered by the eminent
kidney and pladdsr specialist. DR. Kilmer,
has truly wonderful power in curing kidney,
bladder and uric acid diseases.
Kidney trouble is responsible for more
sickness and sudden deaths than any other
disease. Your kidneys filter the blood and
keep it pure.
BY special arrangement with THE Ma
TIoNAL TRIBUNE every reader will be sent
by mail prepaid FREQ sample bottle, and
with 1t book telling moro about Swamp
Root. and containing some Of the thousands
of testimonial letters received from sufferers
cured So
Please mention that you read this generous
offer in THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. and send
your address to DR. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, N. Y.
If you are already convinced that Swamp
Root is what you need, You can get the
regular fifty-cent and one dollar sizes at the
drug stores or from medicine dealers.
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PERSONAL.

Ransom T. Powell, who was introduced
to the public by McElroy's Anderson
Vile as Little n d Cap" died at Mari
eta, O.. Jan. "a. of pneumonia and
asthma. He had been for many years an
employees of the Pension Bureau. and for
several years a Pension Examiner. Powell
was a spendid, loyal little fellow, and
warmly esteemed by all the Older prisoners
In Andersonville- He was a drummer in
the 10th w. Va, and was captured with
his comrades In the Shenandoah Valley
After the war he became a coal miner,
but having unusual intelligence and a
tale for public speaking, he was taken
up by the Republican leaders, and became
q very valuable party worker He was an
earnest g. Al II. comrade, and welcome
guest at every soldier gathering. He had
been long sufferer from asthma, and
secured transfer to Colorado in hopes of
being cured.
Mai. Hiram F. Geuish. formerly Deputy
Treasurer Of New Hampshire, died OF pneu
monia In the peniteniiary at Concord. Jan.
"a. He had been sent to prison for two
years last October for embe zzlement
Gerish had q good soldier record in the
I'd n. II.
Ex-President Harrison was taking an
evening walk in Indianapolis a few days age
when woman called out that her house
was being robbed. At the same time two
men rushed out and sprang into carriage
Mr.. Harrison leaped in . lnotheI carriage
pursued the fugitives, overlook them, and
captured one with his own han 8.
Albert j. Beveridge. the Senator-elec,
from Indiana, il son of veteran Of un.
qualified pedigree. His father and all his
uncles were in the army, and STAYED ir
till the end, and little Albert had very
hard time helping his mother support III
family. He has developed into one of the
most brilliant men In the Nation, and his
eratory Is something wonderful
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short time since its discovery II has come into
almost universal use in the Hospitals Of Europ,
and America for the cure of every form of Asthma
rhe cures wrought by 1t are really marvellous
Among others the editor OF the Formers Aagdz,ne
of Washington, D. c., Mr.. Alfred Lewis testife'
hat after eight years continuous suffering. espec
ally in Hay fever season. the Kola Plant completely
..ured him. He was SO bad that he could not lie
iown night or day. for fear Of choking. AfteI
fifteen years suffering from the worst form o
Asthma. Mrs. A. Mcbonald, OF Victor, Iowa, write
that the KOla Plant cured her I'm two weeks Rev
H Eisenberg. Centre Hall. Pa: Rev: John l..
Moore, Alice. s. c.; Mr.. Frank C. Newall. OF the
Market National Bank. Boston, and many other,
give similar testimony OF their cure Of Asthma
after Ave to twenty years suffering by this wonderful
new remedy. II you suffer from Asthma In all.
form In order prove the power of this botan,
discovery we will send you one Large Case by Mai
enlirely free. All that request in return Is tha
when cured yourself you will tell your neighbor,
about IT, 1T costs you absolutely nothing Send
your address to The Kela Importing Company
No. ll6A Broadway, New York City.
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Grandfather's Reminiscences.


Mr.. John Wolfe of MapletOn. Iowa, relates
the following: q have read great deal in
the Christian Oracle and other papers about
the cures effected by DR.. Peters Blood
Vitaizer. ] can remember hearing my
grandfather and father speak of the great
skill of old DR.. Peter the grandfather OF
DIR. Peter Fahrney, the present proprietor o.
the Vitalizer. He was for years their family
doctor in Washington County, Md. TheiI
names we're Hamilton. My grandfather :
name was George and my fathers Frank
medicine cannot live a century unless it
possesses merit. 1t is over one hundred years
since DR.. Peters Blood Vitalizer was dis
covered by old Dr. Peter Fahrney 1t is a
combination herbs, roots and leaves 1t has
been doing q grand work OF blood puritica-
tion ever since. Not to be had in drug
stores. Sold only by special local agents
For further information write to DR. Peter
Fahrney. 1l2-l14 South Hoyns Ave,
Chicago. Ill.
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Deaths in Quincy Hems.

Adpt E. L. Higgins reports the following
dea tbs I'm the Soldiers and Sailors Home,
Quincy, H.. during the month OF Decem-
Der: Edward Drake. Co. l. 3lst H., Geo.
Herrington, Co. z, ilth Pa; James Hor-
ton, Co. E, 37th H.; VIM. Muiconnery,
Co. A, l39ih ILL.,, Frank v. Nicholson. Co.
X, i43sh ILL.,, Iiichard Perry. Co. G, 10th
ILL.,; Thos. McDermott, Co. G, I'd KY Cav. /:
c. Quiggins, Co. X. tsth KY; VIM. G..
Alfrey, Co. C., LIST Ky. Art: Jonathan l.
Butt, Co. FL, 10th Ill. Cav; JOS PHILIPPE,
Co. /. 10th Ind. Cav.i Patrick Mccarthy,
Co L. 57th Ill
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Kidney and
: liver Troubles,
Dyspepsia

< II was always we'll man until i
few years ago when l began to suffer :
X severe pains in my stomach. At first !
: paid little attention to them, but the !
x pains gradually grew worse and l felt j
Obliged to do something. had be- :
4 come quito fully convinced 1 was suf- y
fering from some form Of dyspepsia I
i complicated with liver and kidney 8
troubles, and l began taking Hoods !
Sarsapariiia which perfectly cured mo. !
Since then. whenever feel ell played :
] ont l take Hoods Sarsaparilla and it
4 mskes me strong and hearty. 1t never !
fails to give me relief and comfort"
J. J. B.. EMERToN. Auburn, Me. 8
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David n. Porter Command. o. We.

DavidsD. Porter Command. 10, U. v. u.
Washington, ID. c., had q very interesting
The officers are Col. c. III. wenden
Lieut.-Col., p. c. Balm; Maj, C. E. Hook
Chap, c. G. Bollinger; Surg, @. w. Hill
Maj. i.-Gen. Sirattan was present, and
made fine speech. as did also Gen. A.
II. Feather, Coils. Fenton, Yingling, Hip
ley, Sister Wheeler and others. The
Command gave fine concert Saturday,
jan 2f
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hacienda. And a moment after Lieut..
Salinez returned from his lookout rock
on the extreme left. "There's no doubt
of it" said he; they are coming up the
road, and will reach here in 10 MINUTES" "
ITO be cOntinued
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ASTHMA
CURED
DY rHR
k0Ia Plant
2 A New and

C0rc A New and
ME-. Positive Cure
for Asthma has been
found In the K ola
Plant, q rare botanic
product OF West African
|. origin. so great are the
powers of this New
n Ala E~~ al.
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EDITORIAL EoTE.-This Johnny Reb's"
narrative of the fighting for and against the
vicksburg citadel must possess an interest
for every man who wore the blue. He tells
the story Of the private soldier as It should
be told
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Ona Omisainn.

Footelight-Did you notice that on the
programs now the name Of every person who
furnishes anything tor use in the theater is
printed.
Sue Brette-Well, don't find the name OF
the person who furnished those eggs which
were used in your act.
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j. P. Adams, 23d Ky. Greenville. Tex,
says give the Union veterans justice first;
take them out OF the poorhou>es, and
give them PENSIONS. and proper accommo-
dations in the Soldiers Homes. When this
is done. there may be time to talk about
rebel pensions and admission to the
Homes.
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''Weakfish tells me he has recovered from
his attack of brain exhaustion"
Yes, there was nothing left for the OK
haustiOn to work upon. ."-Cleveland Pain
Dealer.
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Named your boy after yourself. Mr.
Barrows
g No, Mrs Thomson; we have named him
James after prolonged family row. Tit
Bits.
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TO CURE ACOLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money If it fails to cure.
BIC. The genuine mas l.. Is Q. on each tablet.
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Rice Rupture Cure.
Wonderfully Brilliant Invention Sold
at q Low Price.
A Home Cure that is Restoring Thou
ands to Perfect Health-Many Re-
markable Instances.

Sometime ago Munsey's Magazine contained
an article on rupture. with number of iIlustra-
tions showing the remarkable curative effect
of system invented by DR.. W. s. Rioe, 829 N.
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EDITORIAL NOTE.-Mr. Estsrmau 8 breezy
the next lnstallment should not be missed.
--e------~--S----
What bitter irony it is that in Bolivia the
bulk of the fighting in all revolutions aud
other ructions should take place at La Paz-
the City OF Peace.-New York Tribune.
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The Senate on Saturday passed the
Consular and Diplomatic bill in a brief
period.
In the House very little progress wa.
made with the Army bill. the only amend
ment adopted being that offered by the
committee 6 to give veterinarians in cav
airy regiments the rank. pay. and allow
ances of Second Lieutenants
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!. In the Senate on Friday the pension
appropria ton bill. carrying S144,000,006
passed l. the same form as II passed the
House. no amendments being placed upon
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AFFLICTED and unfortunate sufferers from Prr
vaLe Diseases. Blood Poison Sesv Debility. Loss
vitality Naricoceie etc. send for sworn Testimonials
and book Truth" 10 Prof q F. Therl, n D.. s0s ".
sixth At, Philaneiphia, Pa Positively the only
specialist In the United States even though
the most celebrated specialists failed.
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~ ANTED-By William FL. Amidon. MontesAae,
w hehahs TO-. " ash During December, 1871, -
January. 1885, while acting OrderiySerseant In Co
:, lIih Pa, al Camp Er .. contracted pneumoniA
she in camp slept outside with one MI BrechA
hGring January Was sent home 10 Hayheld. CrawA
Co. Pa Being still sick when ths regiment len
Eaitimor- the regnteniaI officers advised me -
sy at home. aisi " never able to join II agaa
iguai n-ton applied for about 1882 iso3. b
~ nsiias A"s cunIrasie knowing the truthfulDsoq
"l,-'l regarding sickness la Camp Erts. VII
aN- q, writing my lunSs. liver. 80
all. auiIS oto-1o
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Justin tliio, Post Surgeon ltth Mich. 1881. Whiso
I'ig.op, Mich. Please write At oncs.-T. p KeslsaI
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wv ANTED-The address Of Edwin c. OerihAR
w Levi n Green. any other member of my
compan, regiment. who was with me through tAe
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wanted In all cities to sell and improved FounA
ain Pen. Gold Feed High grade-wiu not .sk-
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Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
DETENTION OF THE TROOP.

Washington, May 1.-The owners CI the British bark Howard D. Troop, through their legal representative, Robert D. Benedict of New York made an appeal today to the British en- bassy to take action in the case of the captain and number of sailors of that ship, who are alleged to have been improperly treated at Astoria, Greg. The story of the detention of the ship and the several arrests was told in the press dispatches yesterday and the case as presented to the em- bassy is along the same Ines. Before taking any action MT. Tower, British charge d'affaires, called on the British consul at Portland, Oreg., for a report on the subject. This will determine. what, if any. action the British au- th0ritieS wjll take
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
The P hilippines Commission is Favorable to a Pow Wow.
ASKED FOR BY AGUINALDO
There is a General and Growing DiS- position of inc FIIIpinoS 10 Sc. cure PeaCe-The Late Congress Supposed 10 Have Directed inc LsSf Request for a Conference for Peace.

Manila, May 14-The civilian mem ibers of the United States Philippines commission are favorable to the meet- ing with the Filipino commission which was suggested yesterday, in be- half of Aguinaldo, by Lieutenant Reyes, of the staff of General Gre gerio deI Pillar, who came to General Lawton under flag of truce, bearing the proposal. It is thought by the American commissioners that the idea may have resulted from the recent meeting of the so-called Filipino con- gress at San Isidro. Definite informa- tion on this point, however, cannot yet be obtained, though the local Filipino assembly, which is in close communi- cation with the leaders of the rebel Ion, is doing it's best to secure peace
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
A CARDINAL ON DIVORCE
CharacferIzeS Recent Incident as a Crime Against inc Law of Christ.
any water

Baltimore, Md, May 14-Cardinal Gibbons, in the course of his sermon at the cathedral Cn The Unity of the Church. today, characi erized the re- cent divorce and marriage of a society woman in New YO,k as a crime against Christ. His eminence said:
 Consider the pontiff in relation to King Henry VIII, who asked for the pOpe's sanction to a divorce SC that he might marry again. The pope refused to give it, saying, Whom God hath joined together, let not man put asun- der Only a feT days ago the country was shocked at a woman in high life who was divorced at 3 o'clock and married again almcgt before the ink was dry on the divorce papers. This is a crime against the law of Jesus Christ
 The church is one in it's teachings. It is the same in France, England, Italy, San Francisco, on the Pacific, and New York, o1 the Atlantic All proclaim the same doctrine-one faith. one hope, enc baptism, and one Lord God grant that you may not be con tented to be united to the church, but to the spirit. God grant that all may be living branches and bear fruit
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
UntraCed RumOr of EX-PreSident
 CIeVeland's Collapse.
ON ALAKE ERIE FISHING TRIP
At Late Hour Last Night if Had Not Been Confirmed by the Most DiIigenf Inquiry Of Boats Re- turning From Middle Bass Island Where inc Ex-preSident Was Stopping.

Toledo, O., May 14.-Telegraphic iu- quines have been pouring into Toledo from all parts of the country asking whether the rumor that ex-President Cleveland had died during the after noon is correct. The Associated Press has used every possible means to To- cate the foundation for this story and has been unable to find any.
 MT. Cleveland, according to rumors. died suddenly this afternoon at Mid dle Bass island, in Lake Erie. From every point leading to the island, the rumor was unconfirmed and every in- coming boat fr0m Put-In-Bay was asked, but there is no information.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
WORD FROM OTIS.

Washington, May 1.-The follow ing dispatch from Major-General Otis giving the status of the military situ- ation as it now exists in the operations against the insurgents was received at the war department today:
 Manila, May II. ITO the Adjutant-General, Washing ton:
 '.Lawton, from Baliug, has taken Ildefonso and San Miguel to the north with slight loss and driving a consid- erable force of the enemy. Gunboats and cannons accompany l 500 men under Kobbe up the Rio Grande river from Calumpit. He will depart on the 16th. Macarthur remains at San Fernando covering the country. Yes terday a messenger came from Aguin- aldo expressing 2. wish to send com mission to Manila for a conference with the United States commission to ar range terms of peace. Directions were given to pass the body of representa- tive insurgents to Manila should present itself OTIS.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
GEAR TURNED DOWN
But iF Was Done With Much
 Chinese TrepiddfiOn.
Concession From inc Line of inc Russian Road in n8nChuria to inc City Of peking Denied.

Shanghai, May 14.-Tsung Ly Yamen, the Chinese foreign office, re- piled to the Russian minister at Pe- king, M de Giers, that the government is unable to accede to the Russian de- mand made last Wednesday for . new railway concession connecting Picking with Russia's present system in Man chulia.
 Not since the taking of Port Arthur by Russia, have the Chinese been so agitated as now over this demand. Whether M de Ciers named a spe- cific route, is not yet ascertainable. some asserting that only preliminary notice was given by Russia, and that she is asking for line direct from Picking to Sanghai-Know.
 The concession asked for would ruin the existing northern railways, in which British capital to the amount of e2,00O,OO0 is invested. but there seems to be no alternative route to the point named.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
JOINT COMMISSION GIVEN UP.
No Prospect of an Agreement on tn.
 Alaskan Boundary.

1 Washington, May 14-All hope of
 reconvening the joint America Cana dian conference in August has been abandoned. The conference adjourn ed owing to an unexpected and insur- mOuntable obstacle in the shape of the lumber and boundary question. after having made good headway, as It was
 thought at the time. toward the draft ing of an agreement. The joint con-
 ference adjourned to meet in August, with the understanding that mean time the governments of the two countries would test public sentiment It was also hoped that some of the difficulties that had presented them selves in the way of a conclusion Of the work of the conference might in the interim be removed by diplomatic negotiations.
 It has now been demonstrated, how ever, that the temper of neither side has yielded sufficiently to warrant the expectation of any successful result attending the raconvent:on of the commission. Senator Fairbanks, who IS pI6SIuGIL SI lLS AuI1t ICdI CULT mission, acquainted himself with this outlook before he departed for Alaska, and planned his trip accord ingly. Indeed, it is said that it was because of his conviction that no set t1ement of the boundary question could ba reached by the convention that the senator was induced to make this trip, hoping to be able by his per sonal efforts in the disputed territory along the head of the Lynn canal to accomplish something toward the set clement Of the questions at issue be- tween the two countries, or to at least acquire information that might ass st the state department in arranging a mOdus vivendi. Even as to the latter little or no progress is being made, and it is said that our officials are thoroughly discouraged at the time consuming manner in Svhich the va r1ous propositions that have been put forward are banded back and forth between London and Ottowa.