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pfT*efstsS 4e pi5sAt y WIS ~ before
~r t5esns~i < I ;hiuk the SwrepSagx frarn
taE stores should he taken care ~ nv tne
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tr5 es1eF Hsv - 81 w@sS As permanent
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EDUCATION AND TRADE.

t<THE iiosio river extends from The
straits between the town of iloilo
and a low peninsula up Dy the pal
aca and the town Of Mole and on 10 the
interior. II is crossed by one bridge at
the episcopal town of .Jaro ana by another
In rear Of the town Of Moo, y hieh is now
said 10 be held by the Insurgents
THE education Of the natives hass been
obtained entirely under the auspices aud
rigid supervision Of the Roman Cafnoiic
church. The system is purely Ierfunctorv
and the instruction is iinGed throughout
with religious dogma
'iloiio exported from "A third to n half
Of the entire sugar crop Of the Philippines
but until quite recently ats only other ex-
part consisted OF species OF dye wood
called saDan.
ordinarily the native suhsss:s on ash
and rice. To the people who live along
the seacoasH. wi3ere 5he water teens wi.h
fish. while even the puddles created by TIE
rainy season are good fishing grounds. It
can easily be aeeu that the cost % living
= veTy moderate.
TIE clothing o. the natives has hereto
fore consisted chiefly OF a cheap grade Of
prjn; cloths manufactured at Manchester
England ard costing a very small amount
Ese eNiy aide or telegraph jIne or con-
lection between I5ei'o AMI Manila IS ~
way CT tauiz. AZ The north end % the
island % panay. From Manila there ls. %
course. connection ey cable with Hong
kong ever tas Eastern extension
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ONCE rrNNElEp To LIBERTY.
Es-t"nxfets Sentenced Heavily for
Petit larceny

re maximum sentvnce for petit larceny
~AN HtSlesasF gwen ~ Justice Aastsa N
Sc Fa~F 9s Ifeary William. Charles Coo pr
al dYllfl ; g1fsS0s2. 3se fArss gaef arrested
s@fif tRrastrlas morning by OYieer sam
tAsFs34503 af3d Detevts Ves Powers ara Tor
- -" @Ntf $3.50 :vef OK copper wire
S52.en fT "a 60 ThsY1 Sgres, 4 ssaheirlsr,
fzs3%aT ans Tire charge against ths three
htrsA = as Afsl thai e grad sareees hsgg
a u ~&s so.tait0l whether taev eesssla -
es's's tFs l's5tF tGat. ags8 a1yh ana Promise
taaf fa"t ~t-4,a pleaa gaafy. rfse rhargM
@as T9&es ss%tE laTceeny- Justice svef7r
IRE esssGty sasI
80 q lag saea have cr.sn.nal -e-,-sis
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The COPELAND PHYSICIANS EXTEND TO THEIR N
FRIENDS AND PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
ERALLY THEIR BEST WISHES FOR
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
The Generous Provision for the Inyalids ,
the Community to Continue
in Force.

Az the dawn Of the new year, II -
. source OF qualification and honest
pride to the Copeland physicians.
that the twelve months just past
have witnessed more and Greater
trtumphs Of their famous system of
treatment over chronic disease 0f
all forms, than any similar period
in the history OF the institute.
The greatest pleasing Of life il
vigorous and robust health. but the
fact cannot he overlooked, and ~
especially noticeable at this Holt
day season Of xiaduess and rejoice
ing, that large numbers In every
community are constantly suffering
from more or less serious ailments,
requiring for their removal. expert
treatment under the care of COM
petent and experienced specialists.
The regular fees of physicians
who have achieved distinction I'm
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ONLY SMALL. FORTIFICATIONs.
(IN case an actual conflict should
about. Il may he well 10 he.

<SlN case an actual conflict should come
about !; may he well 10 hear In
utn! that the approach 10 Tlyi!o -
through narrow strait called Guiu1arns
strait. not more than thrse mites wide.
which separates the island OF Jgei.o from
the island OF GulTnaraS from which tina
STRAIT taxes rs name This strait ts not
fortified by either land or water si.fqnsess.
ami t0tnk the natives ara hardly car.as,ls
q planting any submarine mines. Tre
s'f at * practically a double Inverted fun
mel. approached from The north ~ a mar
so% entrance tarotSgh "A gr0i3p Of small
iSssnds known by ine picturesque nnr.,s
oC taS Se*ea Sio@. From shs. south II sas
= somewhat WIDER entrance. anlca a{ta rs
Saai'o~ bar called the BsaHk Of oton. shei-
teFs the tsw: &c iiciio. constltuf srg. an e.
fsctGal breakwateT against 4ha heavy seas
sh1ca would otherwise work disaster IA
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Charles Cooler ard John S0renson having
SERVED terms IN che Folsom prison toale ?
vas r. fer tar years for horse s.eallng
aa3 SersnSon TWO years for burglary. Roth
81 fhe men aere iD prison at the same
flfNe. Cooler had another burglar as a
cetsTra'e, and about SIX cells from them
S2rfslsou @aS confined with a murderer.
Cooler conceived the idea Of tunnesug cat
x the PRISON. and not on}y escaping wIth
h& partner tut also proposed that trey
tspnel - S0rens0p and hts estimates place
OF confinement Au3 iSt them sca nc "a gse
Sasae time. With tools thar trey we're
an}e - make os1t e cooking utensils Coo3-
vF and bis mate pegsG tuGnessrE
%or nine months tAey kept dpeEeasy 81
fhtIT @agk, AID anazly Eat essx had tun~
aele3 50 liberty. But ALSO Taas4 passaEe
- ssarsrs"U's cen, Al faEzr esq PAD ana
starred East A. fusahs Cauv1ef SAe
nd served 2 k9}s0gp ard E2a seer re
oesFT faoF vecogakzes ihaHs, The s7uF frse =
Sese yes esuTess. taken hack. AID served
oQt taelr tire.
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not sEs ON POLES.

6<ThE principal material for houses.
etaer than thoss. of thu foreigners
Is sssscses Gf paSYn called rlpa
The refuses are bait oa poles or plies az
I25iaA hEHva. and are az only enc story
Ggr haaitat.0n,
'fA~ banking business 81 fiosla ia Goaa
ly aIs agency 81 tde HangkcaE ma slang
sai I}anking Cooperation wHlcn hy sae
"sS. occupies the ao9~e III whieh We VA !
- at2 faw American government Is nVw
tfgFssVa toa ~ Sd agent of Swita Bell &
&c, waaae nafna totak "a JONES.
tGe faTTaeg military peozcetian IS ga
yNSn consist - - ans ar rae eernpa .a3es' 4
t.re ssfayssAs eivjl 8n3 company % GAIA
hssseso=- tffs latter being employees Il sc
yGsi@sus satEsc.
Fa& surrounding pargAos ~ village
3ira aaaN almost ts regarded As sglslrhs
81 tlo.i0. Rre Mel0 a GaE3e ana ha:s tfs-
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ON THE WAY TO lLoILO.

A~N VIEW Of the trouble now aendini!
IN In the neighboshosi Of iioiio Phil
w ippine islands, a statement from
Columbus T. Tyler. receiver Of tie
- United States land office In th.s
city. who formerly apeni several
years a. Hole as consular representative OF
tho United States VIII ne ag peculiar In
tarest AZ this time. Mr. Tyler said yeste--
dav:
The city or town Of Halo Is ons OF the
southern ports OF the Philippines. situated
on the island Of Psnay. in about latitude
II degrees north and longitude IL degrees
east Of Greenwich. II L. about $50 miles
south OF Manila, Iistia east Of south.
The trip from Manii, Is made on 81 regular
steamer. leaving Manila SATURDAY evening
and arriving at iloiio Sunday morning at
dashresk.
THE trip is lovely ena and must ts
enjoyed by any except the sD0si o;aurasa
Traveller, The southern part OF il ~ par
ssculsray beautiful, aud as the s1pana~r
wenis sss way among the httle is1ands
with which tina sea IL fairly studded each
new channel or inlet opens UP adj ssonal
attractions 81 landscape ard marine v.ess.
the rich tropical foliage kissing ire cam.
clear water tire with "a perpetual ffsage
of eyeg-Varying forms 81 whlsh Il secnls
NJ II nature had wrought 70 aholnts Per
feetinn
The island ~ fanaF contains ahaaae
AK square miies> |, Is divided into tas<a
provinces. OF which tHe ezk3teat @3 pop8IA-
tltn - as follows. Antique. ia if5. Capfx.
ssS.sii: and Hello. tls tA. Southesss %
t'anay lies the island ~ Sesrss. With en
arass ~ iese square miles and population
~ 90 sfy, II aas large sugar psaata ttens.
hut emily ore to@n 81 ans Sac. t3snasYss,x =
ian, ana no good PORTS Parallel wgss
Negros, 10 The eastward aua separated
from Is by a STRAIT oaly fgteaa mths a e
IL the important island n s'sta. sssieh .s.s
a population ri mere TRAM As19s gta yk7 {
iewn. Cees3, Is ere caI4tai = 'f.s say "a
group of shs Philippines, Aad Is next ta
Lola IN eumHs n sal Importance.
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firing from their terms OF ofice In order
&c gain distinction at the hands OF the
Spanish crown. Gen. Weyier was among
the latest 10 execute this stroke. There
never has been in the island OF Panay in
Negroes or in Cehu more than a very small
military force. numbering say 2ee in each
locality.
The town OF Iioiio has two principal
streets. the Gale del Rosario and the
Gale del pfogreso. The former extends
from the Casa Real. or palace. TO the fort,
and the latter extends from the palace 10
the end Of and through the foreign settle
ment. Both streets are maca iamized and
arc fairly well kept.
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AND AMBITION.

SeTHE dispatches seem tn indicate that
the scat Of the present trouble Is Al.
sfolo For years past that town
has been the residence not only of many
of the most prominent and successful mer-
chants OF the province. but of those who
have been specially active in the ranks
OF the INSURGENTS. The distance between
the two towns is so short that many Of the
merchants living In Moio make Hello their
business headquarters.
The probability IS that the i.,surgent
forces ara made up OF TulIsanas Or robbers.
WHO Tor years have made periodical attacks
or the villages and some few aspiring
natives who are in manner associated
with the bette element az the merchant,
population az the villages II does net
seem within the range 81 poss! hiity mat
aEy Successful resistance could he made
by these people against an attack by TIE
combined naval and land forces which can
be hTousht TO bear by the United States
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a.trH More

Another 5at ~ -. additional rentez -
las1 sundays Edition - tie lasf-TuSefgs-
s~reeT n4s te*a printed 20 meet ne Ese-
ssTs IRIS ss8lsgs. swsn8 fzE ~ fEuss ana
fleGr@s about SEATTLE ard ia prgsgser5ty IL
Is Paper wfien will interest E.ssat..Ye
people "a Ne<i S@SstieitsS GeEs3es
rsAzx fAr rnAllns. s. saeh
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T%rER taa nsN management The
EAsniev-{srss5 aotes ~. s~ conducted -,
gAe American ana E.sTc1saa plan =
Harrison. g~r. Harrison s. aaysstp~r.ss
.aesssTsezsT&
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OPERA HoUFFE VICTORIES.

6tTHE fo~n OF Zsmho8nxa, 10 which
the SpauSasg,s are said 10 have re-
tired. Il on an island ~ ire same
~ me- twenty hoors' sail from Ioilo south
ward. ana opposite the SEtia archipelago.
II Is tae point against which the aboriginal
forces OF tAe natives have thus fa- made
their strongest attacks. II and Gotta
Ratio. the latter penal settlement. are
Inc points against which 80 many q ths
govern ors~eer1erat Of the Philippines have
ma In attacks about the time fhey we're re-
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,ant. and Jarc. two miles distant. The lat
ter is the episcopal seat for the province
OF fioilo. which Is ore Of the Suffragan
blshoprtcs into which the ecclesiastical
jurisdiction Of the Islands is divided
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their practice-of those who are
recognized as au thorIties i'm the lines
they have chosen to foll0w-are he
yOnd the means Of the large major
nOuncement that the nominal an
aessment system now I'm vogue at
the Copeland Institute. - Ia be con-
tinued throughout the year 1890. n
Of special and vital Significance.
The Copeland physicians are
known Rs among the most brilliant
men in the practice of medicine,
they are known masters. Their
success In the treatment of chronic
maladies has been So exceptional,
so phenomenal, that the salient fca-
lures of their treatment are being
busiiy studied for adoption by lead
Ing specialists in ali the larger
cities of the country.
So that there In no exaggeration
I'm the assertion that nowhere In the
world can the suffering and nfiict-
ed of every clsss-frosa the highest
TO the Iowest-bc assured of snch
earnest attention and such incom-
psrabiy excellent treatment mt
the Copeland Medical Institute. Its
benefits are spoken of as being vir-
Of patients Is so low as To he with
i'm the reach of the most slender
purse.
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Az cla an5 We'll Tried Remedy. Mira
~ s1sseH > s@GialsE syrup asS gzsarl sss-g!
for pvsT FIFTY Years ~ Mlslsans II Nasb-
ars Or their children wts5a Te@shtsx. z{tt,
perfect SgrGe&s. Il s01Ehes "A. Cnss4 Nssft
ems tie Gums aiEaYz ali pain: e-sres Win.
Colo. ard - gA.s bs-st remedy for nlarrno@a
sad BY druggists IGl svHTy para 81 sae
@eFs6 Bs- SIZE 4ua ssx far Mrs VITA
snw SSothsnx Syrup. ard tARS 10 atAsg
Turnty-0vn C~ut~ . m~s,f>
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asmuch as the town, "a I have already
said. is not mare than six feet above high
water.
mo. there are no heights capable OF for
tjfication within six miles Of the town.
Even those nearest were totally unforiified.
and do not think. IL likely that any forts
have been pat In place since l was there.
NATIVES ARE DOCILE.
(EEROM my personal knowledge of the
native FiIipinos IL seems 10 mo
that the present insurrection move
nent springs mainly from a few party
leaders who desire to gain some hold on
the natives at large, and who have made
use OF their relation to Spain TO try 10 se
crre followers from among the general
natives, The natives are naturally peace
able. phleguTa tic AMI orderly.
1T seems 10 me reasonably SURE that any
well-consdeGed plan the part OF Tie
United States to enlist. not conscript. troops
from the native population would be s1c-
cassfal, provided the natives were given
thoroughly 10 understand that the United
States was there not to pursue the cid pol
icy of Spain, but TO educate and refine the
people. The natives are not harbarous,
they not criminal. on the contrary.
they are harmless and gentle. and viii
submit easily 10 the same influences TO
whtch orderly unedacated persons IL thls
country naturally Yield TIE experience
az the Fiiininos has been gained from Or
preston. civil and religious. in all its
forms. and they have shown their feeling
regarding il by the present uprising.
which has been intensified by the personal
ambitions OF lceai leaders.
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Proof for Those
Who Doubt the Gun
of Chronic Cat,rlk

Mr.. It. N. Dalbcy. who. wtA !.
brother, conducts the Niagara .<r.n--.
at 1io Occidental avenue and cns 3 -
We'll known young business men OF 49,
tes;isies to the power of the &c.
treatment III the cure OF chronic eatss-s
Previous To my treatment and csh
the Copeland physicians. I had ~
from catarrh OK the nose. throat Aays ~
bronchial tubes. for nearly ten yearl =
disease had its origin IN
A Scries OF Colds.
and before was awarS Of the nA,..A =
my trouble, IL had assumed q 49,.
form. l had al the usual symp4cns 3
catarrh. the stopped-up noxtrilx ~
breathing, and a discharge from a. y.
thai kept me busy using my hanAss
chief.
My throat became very badly afns.a
The tonsil- were SO swollen that II -
always difficult for me 10 swallow. ~
they. together with the back val q -
throat. were covered with
Ulcers and Sores.
II had a troublesome hacking a.
from which l was never free. and tisk'
ness In my chest that prevented me ~
drawing full breath. The disease Erica
ed 10 the ear tubes. and an ahseex fsrnst
Ia the right ear, causing the most in,nw
suffering. There were all kinds Of
Ringing and Crackling
sounds in my head, and my sanne 4
hearing grew very dull.
THE inflammation attacked the 10
duct leading from the right eye, ani q 4
result IL became tightly closed. The nj
ture from the eye WAS thus forced 81
over the lid and ran down my ehsea. n
ing ne uflCeaSinE
worry and Annoyanee.
II consulted several physicians M
this symptom appeared. and was infaf1p
ed that an operation would DO necse1nq
After studying over the matter. / ded1a
that | would FIRST try the CcpeiaM tfuir
ment, which / had heard vas opeciob
adapted 10 cases such as my own.
AT this time, my general heath ~
been greatly injured from the e6scta (
the disease. ! had lost flesh and strenoa
and was so much run down hat y
scarcely sufficient energy to attsnd to 4
business.
Fl commenced treatment. and II Z On
time was surprised at the great isnsrovs
ment in my health. Today, nave n
tha slightest remaining symptom o. 4
ease. and am perfectly well In every \
spect. / think the Copeland treatmatI
the
Crandest Thing In the Wos)4
for sick people. and anyone desiring fued
err information concerning my case. -
obtain 1t by calling at my place Of -
ness"
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5Esr th- inizx Far hreakszst. ryash
yctg ss'ss@7lesns - ssF< s&Ass SEA- la
Iaksg1a or Ealsan z-arsseg.
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DR. GEO. X GRAssC~oS. aarsss. a.
ecex e2.-l@ 211v Aag2a1 LAsa s.ocx.
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worry and Annoyanee.

Crandest Thing In the Wos1o
for sick people. and anyone desiring fSfsA
or information concerning my CASE. ~
obtain IL by calling at my place Of -
ness"
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Mining,
Mill,
Marine and
Farm
Machinery
and Supplies.

Mitchell, Levi. and Stavep -
30s-f0 Fipst Ave. D.. ssatne
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IN WEN Of the trouble now pending
n In the neigbboF.iossi Of iIoiio. Phil
" ippne islands. a statement from
Columbus Il, Tyler. receiver Of tae
Tptf,xf @tafes land offs0a I'm fh.s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29
A TEST EXPERIMENT.
Peculiar Power Possessed by u New
Medicine.

or new discoveries there is no end. but
one OF the most recent. most remarka bis
and ono, which will prove invaluable to
ii y u na or people: Is discovery which
other remedies for the cure of those com
mon and Obstinate diseases, dyspepsia and
i Stomacn troubles; This discovery is not
loudly advertised, secret patent medicine
but Is u scientific combination of whole,
some. perfectly harmless vegetabln rs
sences, fruit salts. pure pcpsin and bis
These remedies are combined IN lozenpo
form pleasant TO take, and will prcscrSe
lnelr good Qualities indefinitely whereas
all liquid medicines rapidly lose wbatcvnr
good qualities they may have had as soon
as uncorkcd and exposed TO the air.
ms preparation is called Stuart's Dvs
pepsli Tablets and II is claimed that ono
OF these Tablets or lozenges will dionsi
from 500 to 800 times its own wcirh3 of
meat, egga and other wholesome food.
A x ms cam m mas mas been proven by actual
hard boiled egg cut into small pieces was
placed In n bottle containing warm water
heated 10 ninety,eight degrees (or blood
placed IN the bottle and the proper tenn
peraturc maintained for three hours and
half, at the end Of which time the egg
was as completely digcstcd as II wouid
have been in healthy stomach. This
experiment was undertaken to demon
stratc that what 1t would do in the bot
tie 1t would also do in the stomach. hence
It's unqucstIonablc value In the cure n =
dyspepsia and weak digestion. Very fcw
people are free from some form of midi
Eestion but scarcely two will have tho
Same symptoms. Some will suffer most
from distress after eating, bloatinr from,
gas In the stomach and bowels. Others
have acid dyspepsia or heartburn. others
pa!Ditation or headaches, slcepiessncss
pains In chest and under shoulder blades
extreme nervousness as in nervous dvs
peps.a, but they all have same caiiso
failure TO properly digest what is eaten
Tho stomach must have rest aud ACCT.
ance and Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets piWn
II both, by diGostng the food for il and
In short time 1t Is restored 10 10 nnr.
NAL action and vigor. At Same timo Un
Tablets arc so harmless that a child can
take them with benefit. This new nrcnn
ration has already made many netonieh
Ing cures. as for instance tho foilo,vin,r.
After using only one package Of SIT,
arts Dyspepsia Tablets | have recevod
such great and unexpected benefit that
wish TO express my sincere gratitude. In
fact 4 has been SIX months since I tool,
tho package and have not had one mar.
ticic of distress or difficulty since. And
hll this In the face of the fact that Tho
best doctors ! consulted told me nv p. go
was Chronic Dyspepsia and absolutely in
durable as | had suffered twentv-tivn
years. i distributed half dozen nnrt,-
ages among my friends here who arc Very
anxious to try this remedy.
Mrs. SARAH y. SKEELS
Lynnvillc, Jasper Co Mo
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold Nv
druggists every where at 90 cents for ruil
sized packages. y little book on Stomach
Diseases mailed FREQ by addressing h. A
Stuart Co, Marshall. Mich.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29
rhc Perry ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Capt. George f. Phillips, of Hudson
e Bro, has returned from New York,
with Superintendent l.. II. Davis
or the ferries, and reports hav-
ing seen and thoroughly examined the
steam ferry boat Superior" at Port
Richmond, where she is now lying idle
and for sale. Capt. Phillips states that
the Superior is a side wheel ferry boat
trifle larger than the "City OF Ports
mouth" with powerful engines. in first
class shape. and the boat sound in all
iit:tt ttnd-eiAl5- needs painting
and cleaning TO be ready to go on the
line.
Though built in 1862, she is still
staunch and firm. She Is very capa-
clous, and is fitted with gas plant and
water closets and other convenences.
She originally ran between St
Georges, Staten Island, to New York
and afterwards from Tottenville Ia
Perth Amboy. Lately she has been let
on various ferries, but is at present
laying up. She is fully capable of max
ing the necessary time here and car
rying the traffic.