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catarrh canno, be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
CntaTrh is n blood or constitutional dis
ease, and In order to cure II you must
take internal remedies. Halls Cntarth
Cure is taken Internally. and acts Ill
rrctIy on the blood and mu-
rouS surfaces, Hairs Catarrh cure
II not "a uuacS medicine. II
was prescribed by one of the
best physicians in this country Tor
years. and Is a regular prescription II
il composed OF the best tonics known.
combined with The best blood purifiers,
acting directly "a the mucous surfaces.
The Ir.rfrCt combination OF tine two In
gradients ~ what produces such won
drrful results IA curing Caiarrh, Send
for testimonials FREE.
+. }. CHENEY q CO. Props,
Toledo. o.
sold by dTugEiIiH- price IS.
Halls PANTY pills arc the best
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Muskrat STONED the MILLS.

New Haven Register: The bursting
OF sldehead in the nume supplying
water for the'wheel pits OF the Belkna1
Mills Company here has thrown oa5 en-.
pioyes out of work and caused dam.
ages to the mill in the displacement,
OF brick and stone masonry to the eX.
tent OF $4,000. a muskrat, by digging
up through the embankment near the
Sidehead OF the l!ume. caused n small
now OF water at, FIRST. which Increased
10 Hood. washing away the earth.
work and masonry. =.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
eases relieved In six hours. by. New
Great South American Kidney Cure" II
Is great surprise on account OF Its es-
cccdlng p-omptncss In relieving pain In
bladder. kidneys and back. In male or
female Relieves retention OF water
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy. @Sold
by r. II. List. druggist. Wheeling, ".
Va. tthSs
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About the most cheerful case of gall,
trenching on the realms OF ldiocy, is the
Democratic claim that McKipley will
receive only IS electoral votes. But,
after all. is It any more symptomatic OF
lunacy than Bryan's claim that the
present prosperity Is fiction, that
there has been nothing real about 1t
the people have only dreamed 1t. The
institutions for the feeble-mindrd Will
have TO be enlarged If this thing con-
tinues.
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~ do not allow politics to mix with
my business affairs, but I can not
help thinking how politics and busl-
ness go together. hope for Mr.. Nc
Kinley's election from the working
mans standpoint. When the Wilson
law became effective our trade was
reduced Is per cent in wages. After
Mckinley was elected wages were re-
stored. dennis A. Hayes, President
Green Glass International Associa-
ton.
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Mr.. Bryan's Glass House.

indianapolis Journal (Rep): The
Bryanltes cry out that the repairs on
the Presidents house were made by
non-unlon carpenters. If this be true
It will"not nearly Offset the fact that
Mr.. sBryans books are printed by n
COMPANY which has fought union print
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In another column OF this issue Major
Norton writes forcefully and entertain
ingly In combating the contention OF
the opposition to the administration
that this government Is practicing
criminal aggression" against the Ta-
gals.
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Another Sollsa

Archie Mansfield will be promoted
from bass drummer to an alto. We
think Archie has quite talent for mu-
sic and will make good musician. He
Is considered one OF the best drum,uers
that the band has ever had.-Iserorm
School News. -
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Ex-Mayor Hewitt. Of New York, In
another part OF the Intelllsencer, lays
bare the fraud and vlc!ousness OF Bry-
anism. 1t is not too much to say that
his statements are simply unanswer-
able.
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Work on Pittsburgh's new depot Is to
commence Immediately. Wheelings
handsome new Baltimore & Ohio pas
senSer station Is about completed-on
paper.
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To While Dull Care Away.

II. C. Cloves. an old newspaper man
who has dropped the busy cares of life
and is floating down the Ohio to enjoy
life. stopped ut our landing over night
Sunday.--Ravenswoo News.
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The main purpose OF the convention OF
Democratic clubs at Indianapolis was
to meet to receive Instructions how to
collect money for campaign expenses.
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Goyehor Poyn,rr. Of Nebraska. was
also foolish enough to measure ianees
with Roosevelt. lie ka1ws bsttel now.
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a Sorry Job,

1t viii be nm unfortunate thing for
this republic II the job OF saving II oyer
devolves upon the Democratic party
Chenille Pathfinder. "
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American coal Is in Ercat demand Mt
foreign ports, and iH rapidly crowdlnE
out the British product.
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The IntclIIsenccr trusts that Hon. a.
b. White may soon be relieved OF his
throat trouble. We need him In our
business.
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Bryan has aroused eH-seerctary Of
Agriculture Morton. who Is so~ camp
ms oE Als tall
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Where Noise Doesn't Count.

Baltimore Herald: Some OF the nols-
lest patriots are those who forget 10
register =
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We need the rain maker>as much as
the vote maker.
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That was a good team ut Elkins
Thursday-Bynum, Freer and Dayton.
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the Filipinos are fighting the same
battle as the American coonists did 100
years ago" Is
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WIN the country nprer get a res. ftoG
bFyaH's iEsilsHL driySl!RE ret TIA;
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Senator Hoar gees for Bryan without
gloves.
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Many imitation baking powders made from alum arc upon the
market Alum corrosive poison used only bccauseits cheap
The use Of alum baking powders condemned by all ply
scan and in many sections their sale is prohibited by law
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JANE S A. HENRY.

Real Estate Agents. Collector, NOiai5
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Main street =. 80. a 80
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FOR CONGRESS

First District.
B.. B. DOYENER, OF Ohio Co.
Second District
ASTON G. DAYTON. OF Barbour Co.
=. Third District.
JOSEPH H. GAINES, OF Kanawha Co.
Fourth District,
JAMES A. HUGHES. OF Cabell Co.
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nova. Aslsopowr=R cos,oo WILLIAM ST, NEW roax.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-07
Christian Science Talk Re-
mined Mark ola Diction-
ary With Cholera.
POWER OF MIND OVER MATTER
It is the Confidence Of the Patient in
the Faith Curist That Works
the Cure and Not Some
Mysterious Power.

The best thing that has ever been
written about Christian Science, which
is just now exciting so much interest
and discussion in North Carolina, was
written by Mark Twain and published
in The Cosmopolitan Magazine for
November, 1899.
The article was at the time of its
in all parts of the civilized world. The
News and Observer does not under
take to reproduce it in full this morn
ing, but, deeining that the present dis
cussion of this question will Justify
such use of the space. we give below
the best parts of the article:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-07
Christian Science and Mrs. Eddy's
Book.
By MARK TWAIN.

"It is the first time since the dawn
days of Creation that a Voice has gone
crashing through space with such PLACID
and complacent confidence and command. >
This last summer. when I was on my
way back to Vienna from the Appetite
Cure in the mountains. / fell over cliff
in the twilight and broke some arms and
legs and one thing or another, and by
good luck was found by some peasants
who had lost an ass, and they carried ME
to the nearest habitation. which was one
of those large, low, thatch-roofed farm
houses, with apartments in the garret for
the family, and a cunning little porch
under the deep gable decorated with
boxes of bright -colored flowers and cats;
on the ground floor large and light sit
ting room, separated from the milch-cat-
tie apartment by partition; and in the
front yard rose stately and fine the wealth
and pride of the house. the manure pile.
That sentence is Germanic, an9 shows
that / am acquiring that sort OF mastery
OF the art and spirit of tHe language which
enables a man to travel all day in one
sentence without changing cars.
There was a village mile away, and
horse-doctor lived there, but there was no
surgeon. 1t seemed a bad outlook: mine
was distinctly a surgery case. Then Il
was remembered that lady from Boston
was summering in that village, and she
was a Christian Sciarca doctor and could
cure anything. So she was sent for 1t
was night by this time, and she could
not conveniently come but sent word
that 1t was no matter, there was no
hurry, she would give me absent treat
ment" now and come in the morning;
meantime SHE begged me to make nyseli
tranquil and comfortable and remember
that there was nothing the matter with
me- / thought there must be some mis-
take
Did you tell her 1 walked Of oiii
seventy-iv feet high?"
Yes"
"And struck a boulder at the bottom
and bounced?'
Yes"
"And struck another one and bounced
again."
Yes"
And struck another one and bounced
yet again?"
Yes"
"And broke the boulders?'
Yes"
''That accounts for it: she is thinking
of the boulders. Why didn't you tell her
got hurt. too?'
Il did. l told her what ycu told me
to tell her: that you were now but an
incoherent series OF compound fractures
extending from your scalp-locI to your
heels, and that the comminated projec-
tions caused you to look like hat-rack. >
"And it was after this that she wished
me to remember that there was nothing
the matter with me?"
Those were her words"
II do not understand it. I believe she
has not diagnosed the case with sufficient
care Did she look like a person who was
theorizing. or did she look like one who
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Leads Carolina News Circulation
NEW YORK IS DOUBTFUL n
Mr.. HOKE SMITH DECLARES

publican and Democrats, that New
York is doubtful State between Bry-
an and Mckinley.
Bryan tiags-are much more nuIher-
Gus in the city than Mckinley flags.
believe Bryan will reach Harlem river
with almost a normal Democratic ca
jority.
Mckinley carried the State four
years ago with over 100000 votes. Very
much will depend now upon Bryan's
trip to New York city. The people
have fixed the paramount issue in that
State upon trusts.
If Bryan can handle the money issue
while in New York in way to relieve
fear of agitation by him of the silver
question. | think his chances are excel
lent to carry the State.
If he carries New York State, his
election is certain. y prominent Re-
publican manager conceded TO me
that Illinois was doubtful, with the
chances in. favor of Bryan. | believe
the Republicans have more hope for
Indiana than Illinois.
With about thirty days now until
the election, my Judgment is that the
race is close and viii depend upon
what takes place between now and the
date Of the election.
HOKE SMITH.
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FAITH CURE SYSTEM LEARNEDLY EXPOSED
Also True and Accurate Account of How Horse Doctor
Cured Him of Pain in His Stomach and a
Cold in the Head.
ONE TURNED TO BOTTS, THE OTHER TO BLIND STAGCERS

has fallen off precipices herself and brings
to the aid of abstract science the con-
| frmations of personal experience"
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! spent last week in New York City
on legal business. My evenings were
passed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and
at the Hoffman, House.
! was impressed with the fact from
information received both from Re
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emotion usable when her tail is trodden
on which for a moment joins cat and
Christians IL one common brotherhood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
WEST VIRGINIA TICKET COMPLETED.
BEARING OF STATE CONVENTION ON CHOICE
OF SENATOR

Petersburg, ". Va, June THE Democratic
State Convention this evening concluded its work.
In addition 10 the platform adopted last night and
the ticket nominated to-day, the occasion also had
6 bearing on National politics. West Virginia
November elects members Of the Legislature, as
well State officers and the Legislature
elects the successor Of United States Senator
Stephen B. Elkins. The concensus of opinion is
that the work of the State Convention has been
favorable TO theScandidacy Of John T. McGraw. OF
Grafton for the Democratic nomination for SEN
ator.
The ticket, at the head of which John H. Holt
for Governor was named Yesterday was completed
to-day as follows: For Auditor. James H Miller:
for Treasurer, James Garland Hearst for Attorney
General George NJ. Mccoy: for Supreme Judges
Of supreme Judges for eight years two eXpir-
Gsh and Brannon elected on the Democratic
ticket Judge English renominated to-day
without opposition. but Judge Brannon has changed
politics, and the Of ". z. Raymond. A n
Campbell and ". G. Bennett were presented for his
place. The name of Judge Raymond was with
drawn, and the ballot as announced Bennett,
513; Campbell, 416
John ". Davis and E u. GIlkeson were nomi-
mated for eectors-at-large
A resolution adopted recommending to the
National Committee that the National Democratic
Headquarters in the coming campaign located al
Columbus Ohio.
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NUTMEG DEMOCRATS MEET
TO UPHOLD BRYAN AND KANSAS CITY
PLATFoRM-TRoUP TURNED DOWN

Waterbury Conn. June THE Democrats Of
Connecticut to-day transacted the business of its
State Convention IN a session lasting trife over
an hour and a half Harmony prevailed. Four
delegates-at-large and eight county delegates to
the National Convention were elected. They were
instructed for William Jennings Bryan and the
party pledged to support the Kansas City
platform.
Homer s. Cummings. of Stamford. made the
hero Of the convention. and Alexander Troup, OF
New-Haven forced into retirement far
connection with the State and National party
ganization is concerned.
Differences patched up, and the adjournment
announced after II had been made plain that
the delegates a unit for Bryan and his doc
trines
At the prelminaries last night there two
hot contests. The Democracy of New-London came
to the front with OF the bitterest factional
fights in the history Of Eastern Connecticut. It
was crossing OF swords between Mayor Beckvtth
and 3. F. Mahan. The battle waged before the
State Committee in the shape of a hearing on con-
tested delegations Personalities, bitter TO the
IRENE the rule. The Rev. E J. Tucker. Uni
versalist preacher OF New-London, fought
Enthusiastically in favor of Mr.. Mahan The lie
given with freedom. and the State Committee
tied the matter by dividing houors evenly in the
way of representation.
The other contests OF last night far surpassed in
significance the New-London controversy, when
NATIONAL Committeeman. was handily defeated in
MS District caucus by ex-Congressman James P.
the I'D District
Noticeably missing from the ranks OF the dele
gates were the faces of such E. c. Bene-
dict. of Greenwich: George NJ. Gum Of Milford
W Q: Burr. Of Hartford. and Alexander Troup, of
New-Haven.
The delegates-at-large to the National Convention
LIST Congress Dfstrtct-colonel E. H. GRAVES. Of
Hartford
Id Congress District-JAMEs P P1GorT. Of New
Haven.
IIId Congress Distr1ct-BRYAN F MAHAN of New
London
WITH Congress Dist1ct-HoMER s. CUMMINGS. of
Stamford.
The district delegates follows:
Hartford County-W. L HUNTING, of East Hart
Tolland County-GEORGE FORSTER of Rockville.
Fairfield County-MICHAEL T CUFF Of Danbury.
Litchfeld County-JAMEs ]. SAUNDERS. Of Tor
rngron.
NeU-Haven County-vIIL1AM KENNEDY, of Naug-
Nfddlesex County-Afayor FREDERICK P BURR, of
Middetown
New-Londoa County-RICHARD c. MORRIS, of New
London
windham County-THoMAs J. KELLEY of Will
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PLATT AND ODELL MEET.
Mr. WOODRUFF COMES AROUND TO SEE ABOUT
HIS BOOM.

Chairman Odeu of the Republican State Commit
and Senator Platt met in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday afternoon for the first time IN
several weeks Senator Plat came 10 the city from
Washington late in the afternoon and went TO his
room in the hotel where he talked with Mr. OdelL
Later he sent word 10 newspaper men that he was
too tired 10 see them Mr.. Odel said he had
pleasant talk with the Senator. but there was
nothing to be said about their discussion of po-
litcal subjects.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Woodruff went TO the hotel
in the afternoon and waited until he could get a
talk with Mr. Odell Such visit from Mr.. Wood
ruff has been expected at State headquarters for
some time. 1t has been reported that Mr.. Wood
ruff has become anxious about the support Of the
Republican organza ton OF the State in his efforts
to get recognition as NETWORKS candidate for the
Presidency. After his meeting with Mr.. Odell
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Woodruff declined 70 say
anything TO reporters about his aspirations for the
Vice-Presdency. Mr. OdeIl declared that he had
nothing to say the subject, either.
Several of the Republican district leaders in New
York County consulted with Mr. Odell in the after
Edward H Healy. Abraham Gruber and William
H Ten Eyck. Mr.. OdeIl expressed satisfaction with
the plans for recognizing the County Committee
for work in the campaign
Speaker Nixon came to the city from Albany last
evening TO see Mr.. Odeu and Senator Platt Assem-
byrnan Fauovs who had taken a trip to Albany
during the day was with Mr. Nixon. Mr.. Fallows
said he was preparing to answer some recent crtt
ciEms that were published while he was in Europe
Francis Hendricks the State Superintendent OF IN
surance and ex-senator Frank Hiscock al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night II is expected
that Senate Platt and Mr.. Odeli viii have confer
ences with a number Of Republican politicians to-
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