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What to Do,

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out of order.
What to Do.
There Is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmers Swamp
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wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
OF the urinary passage. II corrects inability
TO hold water and scalding pain in passing
it. or bad effects following use Of liquor.
wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to 60 often
during the day, and to get UP many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for its won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
II you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
You may have sample bottle Of this
sSd 5oos t ahsf'y tsIIs er1s A.,
more about it, both sent
absolutely free by mail, ~ Ssl ELI u
address DR.. Kilmer & Home Of swanpRoos
Co., Bnghamton, N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
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ga Penny Saved is a Penny Earned. ,

Economy is the best lesson taught by
this saying, It'll true economy to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla at this season be-
cause it purifies, enriches and vitalizes
the blood and thus prevent sickness and
put the whole system ina state of health
for the coming season. Every bottle of
Hoods Sarsaparilla contains 100 doses
positive proof that it is economy TO lake
only Hood.
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CALESWOMEN understand what torture Is
Constantly on their feet whether we'll or i'll. Compelled
to smile and be agreeable to while dragged
down with feminine weakness Backaches and head
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let II stand twenty-four hours; a
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WOMEN
WHO EARN
THEIR EsEFMO

II had been in poor health for time my troubles
ing been brought by standing my physician
ing serious womb trouble. had to give up my was
just bundle of and would anting spells at
monthly periods doctored various medicines bur
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Constipation is cured by Hoods Pills.
25c.
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regular and painful
periods and for nearly
FIVE years had suffered
with falling of the
womb, and whites. Also
had ovarian trouble, tho
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convincing proof that the kidneys and b
der are out of order.
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got no relief, and when / wrote to you
] could not walk more than four blocks
at time. followed your advice. TAX
ing Lydia +. Pinkham's Blood Purifier
in connection with the Vegetable Com
pound and began to gain in strength
from the first. am getting to be
stranger to pain and ! owe it all to your
medicine. There is none equal to it,
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n for | have tried many others be-
II fore using yours. Words cannot
4 be said too strong in praise of it"
NJ Miss Polly FRAME, Meade.
Kan, writes:
\ DEAR MRs. PINKHAM---I feel it
my duty to write you in regard to
n what your medicine has done for
d me. / cannot praise it
y enough. Since my girlhood
~. / had been troubled with ir-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-30
Fall Flannel Shirt Waist,

question the shirt which regulate
its form is of absorbing interest Importance
distinctive feutures;
the large stitched and over-aps
holds the front show return old styles change
from those of the Posed by Miss Pauline
d.
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J0(lII.E'iiI.7DEBiAA!:TIlE:sl

Will DO Indulgea In by Opposing
Candidates for Governor Blacks
berry Dumplings Hollis Late Lam
bastiHg the Cause.
Special DIaantch to the Intclllgenccr.
PARKERsBuRd, w. Va. August
ce.-The Republican state executive
committee to-day accepted the chal-
icnge issued recently by the Demo-
cratic state committee for series Of
tclnt debates between Judge Holt and
Hon. q. B! White. the two guberna-
;or!al candidates. The challenge is
tho direct outgrowth Of the recent im-
promptu meeting between Judge Holt
and Mr.. White at summersville, Mich
olas county, in which the Judge was
iworstcd. "a, 8 y Il IA
x The assertions of a Huntington pa
per that Judge Holt had the best OF
1t elected u letter from Mr.. White In
which he suggested that II such were
the case, why should the Democracy
object to further meetings Of the same
kind? Thus put to It. the challenge
was drawn out, which was promptly
accepted by the Republican state COM
mittee.
The details of the meetings will be
arranged at once. There will not be
less than five such joint debates, and
they will be well distributed through
out tho state. II Y
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administration and gives up largc
practice to go on the bench. but he
wishes to round out his career In this
mnnner. He has the judicial tempera-
ment,z aswide learning In the law and
the bars. OF the three counties are glad
tmIwelcome+ him to the bench. While
holding. court here an Italian presented
himself for admission TO citizenship.
recommended by two good citizens, one
a Democrat and the other Republi-
can. Judge Mason, upon examination.
found that he spoke very broken Eng
llsh and could not read our constitution.
He promptly refusal him citizenship,
saying It would always be his policy TO
refuse such applications unless the ap-
plicant could converse reasonably well
lp the English tongue.
sSS Wetzel's New Court House.
Judge T.. P. Jacobs, OF New Martins
vile, who has been giving n course in
law at the university this summer, left
FOR New Martinsvllle this evening.
where he will be the orator Mt the cor
ner stone laying OF the new Wetzel
county court house. on Friday. which
will be done under the auspices OF the
Masonic order, fifteen or twenty lodges
having accepted nm Invitation TO be
present. The Masons will also lay the
corner stone of the New Methodist
Episcopal church the same day. at
which Thomas p. Hawkins will be the
orator. ~
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MASON.
a oandidsts to Fiji Unexpired Term
Of the Late Judge Hagans-His

a Candidate to ELL Unexpired Term
Of the Late Judge Hagans-His
Nomination Assured.
Special Dispatch to tic IntellIgencsr. II
i 8Ml'lIoRtsANToNYN. Nv. Va, Aug. & 20. y
Alta sT'eeial term oficourt held here. a
few days ago, Judge John w. Mason,
Of Fattsmont, who was appointed by
Governor Atkinson TO iillIthc vacancy ,,
efatlusea:by the death OF Judgs HaE5s;ins,
quietlys:announeed to the Republican
lawyers Of tf:e bar that he would be. a
candidate for the nomination for Judge,
Hagans' unexp!red term, which viii! ba
Of two years. duration, Judge Mason
Will have the endorsement Of both The
Morgantown and TaIrmcnt bars, which
insures him the nomination. Major
Mooresfof Clarkeburg,5 had sintcndad to
be candidate, but when Informed OF
Judge Alason'sy decision, he said he
wouldt otvopposa, him. C. w. Lynch,
OF Clrrksburs.is n candidate hut his
withdrawal in Judge Mason's favor Is
looked: for. 80. {, = =
Commission of Internal Revenue.
Judge Mason was. commissioner OF
informal revenue under the Harrison
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-30
BRESCl FOUND GUILTY.
Of the Murder of King Humbert and
Sentenced to Penitentiary for Life.
Story of his Trial.

OF the Murder of King Humbert and
Sentenced to Penitentiary for Life.
Story of BIS Trial.
MILAN, Aug. 29.-BrescI, the. muir
derer of King Humbert, at the close OF
his trial to-day, was pronounced guilty
and was sentenced 10 Imprisonment for
life.
MILAN, Aug. 29.-The trial Of Bresci.
the anarchist who July %, shot and XIII,
ed kiES HumDert OF Italy, Mt Monza.
while his majesty was returning from
a gymnast!c exhibition. opened here to-
day. An immense crowd OF people
gathered about the court from early
morning, seeking admission to the court
room. where only n few places were re-
served for the ticket holding public,
The hearing hogan at . o'clock. Brescl
sat IN the dock calm and almost indlf-
lerent. His counsel, SIgnor Martelli,
head OF the Milan bar. and the anar.
chlst writer. Signor Merlino, made re.
quests on various grounds for IN ad-
1ournment, which were refused. 5
It Is said that Bresci wrote 10 the
Judge. declaring he would not reply 10
the interrogatory. 5.eg'l::.
Apparently Unmoved. KY
While the Indictment, which was very
long, was being rend. Bresci was ap-
parcntly unmoved and scanned the
faces OF the audience without any signs
OF fear or efrrontcry. The Indictment
showed that the assassin INDUCED In
incessant target practice and that he
prepared bullets so ms to render them
more dangerous. 81
=, The witnesses were then introduced.
,rhere were eleven for the prosecution
and i've for the defense.
Tho examination OF Brescl followed. +,
He declared he decided to XIII King
Humbert nfterlthe 0Venia In AIilnn:nnd
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The CHURCH FEDERATION
And the "Faken Hotels-sqme Re-
marks From the Executive Conn

Anu the rake dotelS-SQmef iRe-
marks From the; Executive Conn
mittce. IS
To the Editor OF the IntelIgencer.
SlR:-The reporter In to-day's Issue.
August 20. speaking Of the fight in the
council against the fake hotels" says:
I'm this fight the Church Federation
took an active part In the start, but
lately that organization has not been
taking any part, at least not an ag-
grcssive part, In the nght against the
objectionable places" 5T,f n: 81
Now. wish to say, so that the
Church Federation may not be- unjust.
" blamed for the failure in this fight.
that the Church Federation has had
one or more Representatives present, 4 t
almost every meeting OF the council
ir which the matter has CONT up, ,un-
til the last. The interest of the FEEDER
utlon in the fight has not abated, nor
has its hostility TO such places. The
members OF the Federation have had
other duties; they could not spend
their time. which was demanded In
their regular. work, In looking after
Counclmen. They trusted that there
were enough good men In the first
branch OF the council to prevent thu
granting OF these licenses. They ara
exceedingly sorry they were disap.
pointed in this. :'s+t
There arc Mt least two remedies. for
such state OF affairs MS this fight
has developed. First, lot the people
elect n council that will no, license
such places This they will soon have
m opportunity to do. Second, let
them .Scc totit that the present law,
which permits auch applicants to re-
new their application at every meeting
OF council until they gain their point
by hook or crook. Is changed. When
an applicant Ia once turned down for
good cause, That should be the end. Tho
preHent law Ia entirely In favor, OF tho
applicant, and against the public good
The Church Federation also questions
the right oil. the city council to grant
licenses to some OF the applicants,
even though It has enough votes to
doRo. Tho Code OF West VIrginin dis
tinctly requires that a man. In order
to> get license 10 sell Intoxicating
drinks. must have n good moral char
acter. This requirement, some OF
these applicants have not tried TO show
They have admitted that they have
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size and vigoriI Simply send your Nam.
and address to Dr.. L. w. Knapp, e6tl .HniI
Bldg. Detroit Mich, and he viii elSsi.
send the free receipt with full dIrerien,
so that my man may easily cure hIussis
at home. This Is certainly most generoi,,
offer, and the following extracts taEsn
from his daily mall show what mon think
Of his generosity. RI ~ '' ''.'"
.-Dear Sir:-Please accept my sheer,
! thanks for yours OF recent date. i hars
given your treatment n thorough test And
the benefit has been extraordinary It,has
completely braced me up. & am lust n =
Vigorous rs when, n boy and you cannot
realize howihappy / am -, -. =
.Dear Slr:--Your method worked beautl,
fully. Results were exactly what, j need.
cd. Strength and; vlgor have completely
returned and enlargement Is entIreiy;sat.
tisfactory."s sd S7f f-fsk :aTs'
f.F.Dcar sir:-Yours was received and Z,
fhad no troublct In making use OF tho n.
sceipt as directed and can .truthiully say
1t Is boom to weak men. I am gfeatly
improved In size. strength and vlSor."s
All correspondence is strictly conndtn.
stial. mailed plain sealed envelope! The
receipt is FREQ for the asking and he want,
every man to have IT, SI.s sts5 J g
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Sicily, ITO avenge the misery OF the
people and my own. He added: X 7
II acted without advice or accom-.

Sicily, ITO avenge the misery OF the
people and my own.n He added:
T acted without advice or accom-
plicesg t3j. ~ "a
Admitted the Target Practice.
The prisoner admitted the target
practice and the preparation OF bullets.
He spoke In q; low firm voice. and said
he! fired three shots at three yardswith
his revolver. Two wooden targets were
here placed on the table before the
judges. n. ~
Two hours suspension OF the court
ensped and then the witnesses were,
heard, 81
a brlgadler OF gendarmes. Salvador
recapitulated the story or the assassi-,,
nation of the king. He said he saved,
Bresci from The crowd, who nearly
lynched the assassin. Brescl. when
rescued was covered with blood. u
General Avogadro des contes Dl
Quinto. the kings aide-de-camp,i who
was with his majesty when the latter,
was killed. recounted how the king was
shot, saying that the king tried to re-!
ply to ACQUISITION OF the witness after,
the crime. His majesty started:
Il truly thinks. !" The king stop
ped in the middle OF the sentence, said
Yes" and then expired. n n err
The'testimony Of witnesses Galimbert
and { Olivlers did not adduce any new
facts 80 q u Tf ~ $40 - =. Za
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OVERFLOW MEETING

Held by the Republicans Mt Hun
dred-Addressed by Hon. P. a.
shnnor-Logical and Convincing
Address-Number of Now Recruits,
Special Dispatch TO the lntcllIgcnccr.
+ HUNDRED, ". Va. Aug. .29,-Thc
large school auditorium at this place
was filled to overilowIlg last night ut
the Initial meeting of the Republican
campaign. The audience was composed
almost entirely of voters. All parties
were represented, n lnrge proportion Of
those present being Democrats.
DIR. +. NJ. Ecnrns, one OF the most ac-
tive and energetic young Republicans In
the state. presided and did so In an ad-
mirabic manner. DR.. Kearns represent
cd his district at the Weston convrn-.
ton. ID n member OF the Republican OK
ccutlvc committee Of THE Tyler Wetzel
delegate district and Is one OF the
coming men in. his section OF tho state.
In n frw;wcll chosen words he intro
ducad Hon. +. A. Shnnor, OF SIstersville.
who held the Interested and undivided
attention, Of the audience Ia n man,
while for two. hours, lie presented the
portion. Of the Republican party In the
present campaign Tic address was
fair. FREQ from abuse, loGIcnl and con-
yincinR, and intcrspcraed with numer-
Gus striking Illustrations. II WINS pune
tured with hearty applause, aud recelv-
cd with enthusiasm.
tGThc meeting was q perfect SUCCESS,
and was one of the best over held In
the town. The Republican cnuse Ia
ilourishing here. a number OF new. re-
cruits Will vote for progresg and pros;
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siolatedsthe laws regulating their bus
mess. Can the council show that
there has been 4 genuine reformation
OF th lei characters since they were,
.iirst tufnd DOWN. ! fear not. & 4
8 39 Respectfully, ],
CHAIRMAN OF. EXECUTIVE COM
iMTTTEE: /. y ~
Wheeling, August %. rs
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D1pITHERIA. sore throat. Group.
Instant relief, permanent cure. DR..
Thomas Electric Oil. At my drug
stOrn.-2. -. =
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The opening session OF the twenty
third annual meeting OF the American
Bar Association was held ut Saratoga,
n. y" yesterday. The presidents ad-
dress was delivered by ex-senator
Charles F. Henderson, OF Omaha. Neb..
communicating the most noteworthy
changes In statute law on points. OF
general interest made In several states
and by Congress during the preceding
year. I7a ..s-7.-. : -. 49,. :
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pority and 1t would not be surprising
if;this district were found In the Re-,
publican column. !. u y x
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-06
General FurIong's Charity.

There goes General Charles +. Fur
long. He is on his way to the cashiers
desk at the Fifth Avenue hotel. where
he has lived for the last Is years. In
his hand Is a $40 and n IS bill. He
changes them for 81 bills. Then he
goes out for n walk down Broadway to
the Battery. He keeps his eyes open.
He has pity for the weak, and his
heart overhows for the poor. There
are many such 10 be found In the
streets Of this great city. The general
stops when he meets with such case.
He cannot be deceived by any plausl-
bic "fakir." His experience has given
him a valuable knowledge. To each
deserving person he gives 81 bill. He
is wealthy. and It Is pleasure for him
to do this.
General Furlong was on General
Grants STAFF.
81 take long walks every day" said
the general yesterday. "and they have
made me as solid as a rock. have
taken these walks for 10 years. and !
love walking better than eating. |
never smoked. chewed or drank liquor
In my llfe."-New York World.
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THE SILVER BELLS" DESIGN.


music portfolio must necessarily be
subjected. One I'll Of this skiold floss
must be used at time, and the stitch
es must be placed closely and evenly.
Three shades Of green will be requir-
ed-a dark shade for the twin blades
Of the Solomon's seal, mldshade for
the leaves Of the cowslips and a pale
shade for their stalks and calyxes and
for edging the "silver bells" above. A
fourth shade, OF a more emerald tint,
might be used here instead Of that
which goes to form the stems and ca
lyxes. But this must be chosen warily,
for nothing garish must be allowed to
creep into this dainty scheme.
The cowsllps must be worked with
two shades Of soft yellow, deep shade
for the corollas and pale shade for
the tubes. The bells must be palest
cream or actually dead white, but
nothing of blue shade must be pres
ent In this white. The shells may be
buzz cream or palest fawn pink. A
shade Of brown will be wanted for the
I'VE freckles that are seen In every
cowslip flower, and this same brown
may be used for outlining and defining
the fittings Of the shells.-Philadel
phis Ledger.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-06
Indiana BOYS.

Three young Hooslers who have come
into prominence OF late are Booth
Harrington, author Of "The Gentleman
From Indiana" George AIDE, author OF
"Artie," Doc Horne" and Fables In
Slang" and John T. McCutcheon, the
artist and war correspondent, who has
done work In the Philippines. All three
attended Purdue university at Lafa.
yette and were members OF the same
college fraternity. Harrington and
McCutcheon are still under 80. AIDE Is
n loyal Hoosier. He finds 1t to his ad-
vantage to live in Chicago, but he Is
ever ready to glorify his native state.
Indiana is all right" he says. I'm
never go back on or to It,"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-06
THE HOUSEHOLD.
Decorating For ReceptIons-"Silver
Bells" Music POrtfOliO-Mar-
rons GIaces.

Whether the decorations be few or
many, let the position of every spray
of flowers or greens, every ribbon
streamer, every strip Of bunting, be
considered not only individually, but in
connection with the entire scheme of
decoration. Generally speaking, If but
little material for decoration Is to be
used it is better to concentrate 1t in
one effective mass than TO make II ex-
tend over so large space that no part
Of II can be made effective. Thus the
flowers may all be given to the large
table, the smaller ones simply having
the fronds of hardy ferns scattered
over the cloths. This will give a much
better effect than a meager bunch OF
flowers on each table. These hardy
ferns can usually be procured at the
100 fronds. If no flowers at all are
used, there are great decorative posi-
bilities in these ferns alone.
Carrying ont the same idea In other
decorations, 1t would seem better TO
mass the ribbons and bunting or flags
In one handsome grouping over win
dow at the end of the room or about
the rostrum than to so scatter them
that the meagerness Of the quantity
would Of itself attract attention. One
Of the most attractive Of decorations
was seen in a church vestry. over
whose window ivy was trained. The
nearest approach to this could be made
with trailing greens.-lnez Reddng in
Woman's Home Companion.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-06
Marrona GIaceE.

Those who have been In France and
eaten the delicious marrons glaces Of
the French confectioners may be glad
70 know q simple method Of prepare
ZION which can be followed at home.
Procure a pound Of the large imported
French chestnuts, which are sold by
the fruit vendors. Cover the nuts with
boiling water to remove the shells.
Make q strip In the proportion of two
thirds water and one-third sugar and
boil the chestnutD In the water until
tender. Take out the nuts from the
strip and peel of the skins. Put into
q granite basin a pound Of the best
graduated sugar and a cupful of wa
ter. Stir gently until the sugar Is dis
solved, then remove the spoon. When
q little dropped into ice water hardens
and cracks, take the strip from the fire
and put the basin containing 1t into
another Of boiling water. Dip the nuts
one by one into this strip, using small
skewer or knitting needle for this pur-
pose, and place them on platter lined
with paraffin paper. These marrons
glaces should be made just before us
ing, as they do not keep long.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-06
Hardy's Helpful Wife.

Thomas Hardy, author Of 'Tess Of
the d'Urbervilles," has found In his
wife a literary "helpmeet" almost as
gifted as himself. Many Of his earlier
novels she recopled and dispatched to
the publishers, and there Is no novel
which does not bear some trace Of her
literary judgment Mrs. Hardy keeps
constantly in touch with the literature
Of the day, and her husband VOWS that
she is an encyclopedia In petticoats.
She is also a clever artist and has
painted many pictures In illustration
of her husbands novels.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-06
Az Editors Life Saved by Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.

During the early Of October, 1896. l
contracted bad cold which settled on
my lungs and was neglected until fear
cd that consumption had appeared in an
inoipient state 1 was constantly
coughing and trying toexpsl something
which could not / became alarmed
and after giving the local doctor a trial
bought O bottle OF Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and the result was immediate
improvement. and after / had used
three bottles my lungs were restored to
heir:.heslthy state. B. s. EDWARDS,
Publisher Of The Review. Wyant,
Ill. For sale by M M. Lewis. Drug.
gist.