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PULP MILL POLLUTION.
The Maryland Case Approaching n
settlement

/ CUMBERLAND. Nd. April I2-The
committee OF the city council which visited
the pulp mill at Tyrone. Pa. TO investigate
] the soda process" Of making pulp. which
the West Virginia Pulp and PAPER Compa-
| ny offers as a harmless substitute for the
polluting sulphite process. agreeing % give
bond to abandon the latter II the city will
abandon litigation, has reported. The COM
mittee says:
The city ought not to commit itself to
any condition OF future development. and
we recommend that no such consent be
given. The company will know exactly
what is likely to flow into the stream. and
all flow Of offal from their works will be
entirely at their command and under their
control II such ofIal allowed to get into
the stream is harmless and maintained so
as we think it can be, it is very sure that
the city will hear no complaint from the
city Of Cumberland. but. on the other hand
II the process be run at any time so as to
/ produce an Objectionable pollution the city
should not so have consented to IL as to
+ preclude its right to enter complaint The
city should not, and We believe cannot
waive any of its rights"
The committee makes a proposition that
the pulp mill permanently abandon the sui
. phate mill on or before August l. and not
LOoulHS dt Luke or any Other point above
Cumberland, and the city will postpone all
litigation and no new proceedings shall be
instituted until after August l. 1900. If
the stipulations are faithfully kept the in
junction case shall be dismissed on~April
10. 1901, upon payment of costs by defend
ant company ard the city will consent for
its part that the other cases may at the
same time be settled.
The third item G the city's proposition
calls for signed agreement for reopening
the injunction suit in case the defendant
fails or neglects to abandon the sulphate
mill The report was adopted
Benjamin A. Richmond, chief counsel for
the pulp mill, said he had only one objec-
uon, and that was as to the costs in the in
junction case. He thought the city should
pay the costs incurred after March 49, the
date on which the proposition for COM
promise was submitted as expenses after
that time were wholly unnecessary.
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DEMANDS A DETRIMENTAL.
Inc 500 Line ENRcts IL Concession
In 81. PauI-New York Rates.

CHICAGO, April I2.-At a conference
with the general passenger agents OF the
Chlcago-St. Paul roads the representative
OF the $50" Line. Of the Canadian Pa
cine, made demand for differentiaI rates
70 New York via Montreal He refused 20
Withdraw with the present cut rates ur-
less given the privilege Of making a rate
less by 3 from St. Paul to New YORK
than IS made by any Of the direct lines Of
the United States The western lines
hatIy refused to grant the 500 road Is
request.
The demand made by the, Canadian Pa
clhc's line for differentiaI rates greatly
surprised officials Of the other roads. Two
years ago the Canadian Pacific and its
competitors in this country agreed that
the Interstate Commerce Commission
should act as arbitrator OF the question Of
the right Of the Canadian Pacific to differ
entlal passenger rates. The decision Of
the Commission, acting as a board Of ar
duration. was that the Canadian Pacific
was not entitled to any differential rates.
For time the Canadian Pacific made =
pretense OF abiding by the decision The
vanderbilt lines have manifested a will
lngness to join the Western lines In
meeting the cut rates OF the Canadian
Pacific. The Eastern differential IineJ.
however, object to doing so on the
ground they do net want the Lake
Shore and Michigan Central, which are
the standard lines. to be allowed to accept
the same proportionate rates as differen-
tial lines.
The demand now made by the Canadian
Pacific 800" line for differentials may
induce the differential lines to extend the
assistance asked by the ChicagO-St Paul
roads TO compete with the 800" line.
The question will be decided at a confer
ence TO be held this afternoon.
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CASUALTY HOSPITAL REPORT.
Work Done at the Institution Dur
ing the Last Three Months

w ork Done at the Institution Dur-
ing the Last Three Months.
AT a special meeting OF The Board OF Di-
rectors Of the Casualty Hospital. held
Tuesday evening. at THAI institution. The
regular quarterly report 1or the hospital
'as submitted and approved. The follow
2g directors were present: Thomas W.
smith. president; Henry X Simpson. sec
retary; George F. Harlan. treasurer J.
W. Babson. NJ. /. Weller, Tracy L Jeffcrds
Dr- William B. French, DR.. L. X. Beatty,
Dr. ID o. LeeICh. and DR.. L. p Pond
Decided increase in work was shown in
the report. One hundred and seventy alive
cases we're treated in the casualty branch
OF the hospital while a total Of 149 opera
uons were performed during the quarter
Twenty-siN patients were admitted under
the emergency rules OF the hospital and
from previous quarter a total Of $50 cases
were continued for treatment
In he dispenSary branch Of the hospitaI
$50 new cases were treated during the
past three months. Applications for treat
ment al the institution were received
from 434 persons under this branch OF the
service, and 156 cases were referred to
other hospitals or to regular physicians
Concluding, the report states that a total
OF 922 cases, in which previous treatment
had been rendered, were registered during
the quarter, and prescriptions to the num-
Der of LISP were compounded at the hos
pital.
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REFORM IN CHURCH RULES.
Methodists Nay Drop Prohibition of
Certain Amusemcnts


Certain Amusemcnts
CHICAGO. April 12-The Methodists OF
Chicago ministers as we'll as Iayrlen. are
inclined TO indorse the action taken by
the New York East Conference at Dan
bury. Conn, looking toward a revision of
the rigid rules OF the church regarding
card playing and theatregoing. The say
there is no question but that the General
Conference. which will meet at the Au-
ditorium the first week in Nay. will be
asked to strike out that part of the church
rules prohibiting such pastimes. and the
subject will be one Of the topics To be dis
cussed by the Methodist Episcopal preach
ers' meeting on next Monday The Rev.
John j. Brushingham. ID. D.. Of the First
Methodist Church. said.
1T was John Wesley's rule that no
amusements should be INDUCED in nv
members Of the Methodist EpjscopaI
Church except they be acceptable in the
name Of our Lord Jesus Christ. leaving the
exact Interpretation to the conscience of
the individual. This was The -dIe OF
MethOdists until the. act of 1872 which
stated specifically that certain amuse-
ments. such as dancing. card playing. and
theatTegOing. should be prohibited among
members OF this church.
4 consider the enactment OF 1872 a great
mistake. / believe a great many coDsci-
entious young people are kept 0ut OF the
Methodist Church on account CT the strict
Interpretation put upoa amusement
John Farson. OF FarsOn Leach & Co
an ardent follower Of Methodism. believes
that some modification of the rules of The
church viii be made at the General Con
ference.
me equal representation OF Iaymet
may bring about many reforms = LI1-ti
There is NJ question that the strict AZ
cipline has kept and is driving many youny
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
\ Tribute to the Memory OF Frank
II. Cushing

At meeting Of the employees of the
Smithsonian Institution, held yesterday
afternoon. the following resolutions Of re-
spect to the memory OF the late Frank H.
Cushing were adopted
Whereas our late colleague and friend Frank
Hamilton Cushing. has been suddenly removed
from our circle by death. therefore
Resolved, That we publicly record our sense Of
great personal loss al Mr. Cushings death and our
sincere regrets that a student OF such remarkable
genius should have 20 lay down his pen in the
midst Of researches Of SO great moment 10 an
thr0PoIogical science.
Resloved. That we express our great ADMIRATION
Of Mr. Cushng's genial and enthusiastic spirit,
his generous nature and his heroic struggle against
bodily inhrmitics. That we record our high ap-
probation Of his long service In the Smithsonian
Institution, as assistant TO the Curator Of Arch
1colcgy In 1875 charged with the installation of
exhibits az the Centennial Exposition in 1876. IS
resident investigator among the Zuui Indians in
IS19-IsS4. as custodian and collaboration in the Ma
tional Museum. and as CthHolOKiSt IN the Bureau
OF American EthnOiOgy frO'n 1855 until the mo-
ment Of his death.
Resolved. That copy Of these resolutions be
sent TO Mrs. Cushing, with assurances OF our re-
gard and heartfelt sympathy in her great bereave-
mcnt. J. W POW ELL, President.
" II. HOLMES, Secretary.
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COAL FAMINE IN GERMANY
The supply inadequate and MucI
Annoyance Results

@hAN-
CoHsul General Guenther writes from
Frankfort, March s. 1900:
There has never been year in the his
tory of Germany when greater demands
had been made upon the coal production.
Although the output Of 1899 was over 100
100000 tons, agaidst 90 600 OGJ tons in 1855
ard $1,000, 0O0 in 1897 the supply has been
entirely inadequate, and much embarrass-
ment and annoyance have resulted. The
selling price Of coal increased during 1893
over 1898 from 80 to 30 per cent and coke
from 80 TO 50 per cent.
The Minister of Commerce has sent a
letter to the coal-mine owners Of Upper
Silesia, asking whether the production
could be essentially advanced by an in
crease in the number Of shafts at the
mines, at the same lime assuring them of
state aid in case Of an affirmative answer.
The commission appointed by the Minis
ter OF Public Works to report concerning
the repeal Of the exceptional tariff on coal
has agreed that there can be no question
Of making CONCESSIONS for the importations
Of foreign coal generally. but that it is aG-
visable TO make exceptions in individual
cases"
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A GLORIOUS EYE FEAST.
The Adam FOrcphuEh and Sells Bros.
United Circus Parades.

Bearing in mind that all tented SHOWS are
bound 10 make the best possible public appear
ance as their eliminating and most effective ad-
veTtisement. and that. therefore. what is shown
for nothing is pretty reliable indication Of the
quantity a~d quality OF that which you paw to
see, the real magnitude and resources of the
Great Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Ameri-
cas- Greatest Shows consolidated, max be fairly
estimated by the size and elegance OF their united
par1des Hitherto the sParade Of either show
named has been an exceptionally big and bril-
liant one; wherefores 10 may be reasonably an
ucipated that all combined. and with many rare
and costly features added, they viii prove what
Young America would term a sumner" The
amount Of capital, the number Of rare wild beasts
in open and performing dens; OF the finest and
most richly eapansoped hpIses, and the superb
ness and glorious Tariey 81 spectacular effects is
almost fabulous
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Death Results From a Kick.

EAST BROOKFIELD. Mass. April r.
Joseph Raymond. a Frenchman, was ar
rested charged with manslaughter in oaus-
ing the death or Adolphus LemOne a fel-
low Woo6cb0uper The two became en-
gagged in quarrel and witnesses state
that Raymond knocked LsmOnt down and
kicked him in the stomach. LemCnt died
this morriaE. Gs Medical Examiner Nor
wooa says, from the effects OF the Kick.
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Slaughter Valves Ixamination

William =. Slaughter former clerk in the Of.
fee Of the Paymaster General Of the Navy. who
was arrested some time ago. charged with the lar
oeny Of stamp from the United States Govern
ment, waived preliminary examination whcn ar
Iaigned before United States Commissioner 5. c.
Mills and was held for the action Of the grand
jury. The bond Of 1000 whicA Slaughter fur
nished after his arrest was allowed to stand.
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Shot by a sheriff.

READING, April 12.-Drmiel Hamilton.
Of this city. was notified today Of the
death Of his son. Judson Hamilton. at
Berkeley Springs. W. Va, having been
shot and killed by Sheriff II. S. Harmison.
OF that place. No particulars we're re-
ceived. The dead man was p years of
age and had been in West Virginia only
a short time
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nistrict Order Modiaed.

The District Commissioners have nIOdifed their
order Of March T. extendi.~ the tiTc for the COM
plction Of contract with y. T. N0Skabcc for con-
structing an addition 20 alnSfou BY the terms
Of :he original order the sost Of she superintend-
encc Of construction was 20 b. borne by the con
tractor, and by the change tiat itom is charged
70 the District.
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stump Found GniItr.

William Stump, who hfs since Monday
last been on trial in Criminal Court No. 1
for the murder Of James Lee. colored. De-
cember u last, was today found guilty Of
n.anslaughter. He was remanded to Jail
to await sentence.
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METHODISTS MAY DANCE
Conservative Views Wedging Into
Old Church Discipline.

Young People Driven Away FrOIa
Religious Doctrine Because OF IT'S
RadicRlism-A Disposition To Grant
That Lively Amusement Il Not
Synonymous with "A Wicked Heart.
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people out OF the church II is almost as
absurd for the church 20 say how the
members shall amase themselves as to
pass a rule compelling men 70 have their
hair cut pompadour or to wear toothpick
Shoes 80
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10 to Il.

10 TO Il. -
CONTINUED.
Valeneienees laces for edging &c
rufies, per yard ..-.-.............
7O0 ladies' heavy percale wrappers;
in red, grey, navy, and black. made
with separate waist lining; full GuC
width skirts; for this hour. III
Lot Of ladies' cheviot serge skirts in
black and blue; made with the new
pleat backs; well lined and q 90
bound: instead of $3.50 for 'L'JO
500 boys Merrimac percale shirt
waists; in great assortment Of pat
terms; full generously cut; the 104C
same as sell for 25c for.... IA2
Mems fancy border and plain white
handkerchiefs. such as sell for nc
i0c each usually, for............ JS
Mems Fancy Pereaie shirts: both
soft and stfd bosom; with attached
and detached collars; instead Of i1C
zoe, Tor ..............,.....H
Boys Blue Cloth Golf Caps: silk lin
ed; patent clasps; double-stitch- DC
ed, Tor --...--..-.-.- -.-.-........----- ~
applique Bureau Scarfs ard Pillow
Sh ms in the handsomest patterns.
which sell for as much as 35c, 16lC
or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .....-.......'S
Extra heavy Floor Linoleum in good
lengths; some pieces slightly .mper-
feet; two yards wide. worth up DOC
TO 75c square yard. for............ II
Mems Fancy Colo-ed and Balbrigaau
Shirts and Drawers. the kind which
exclusive stores sell for soc gar 11C
mcnt. here this hour for ........--%J
Is pairs Little Boys Tan and Black
Viei Kid Spring Heel Shoes. sizes 9
TO Is 10; good values al 81. Coo
p pairs Misses Tan and Black Shoes.
sizes 13 to >. which are the regu- zoe
lar $50 values, fOr...............i ~
g. pairs Ladies' Tar E'ici Lace Saoes:
choice OF fancy vestinE tops or Kid
tops which are great VARIES at 81 10
s. and $3.50 for ................Si.J .JJ
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IL to ~.

Full double bed size Bed Spreads in
prettiest Of Marseilles patterns jOC
such as sell at Sc. fOT........ "
Best quality Yale Holland Window
shades in all colors; complete Tic
with fixtures, for.............E I
Best quality table oncloth-5-4 size
and colored in best pat 11IC
terms; instead Of zoe gard for. IL2
An immense lot OF Mems Neckwear
embracing Tecks. a Pufs Fourth
Hands. and other styles, originally
sold for 25C, are slightly mussed Inc
aud some are soiled; 10 go for. ~
Little Boys Gala:ea Cloth Washable
Sailor Blouse SpiV; in a variety OF
patterns; perfectly washable,
usually sold for SSc this hour, 05C
eaCn. -...--..-- -.-.-..-...-...E ~
Ladies' Black Taneta SIX Waists:
the tafeta Of which is guaranteed and
that means a new waist for any thar
does not wear satisfactorily: with
the new tucked and corded q 90
fronts. for-----.--------..-... 900
1000 yards Of handsome Satin-faced
Ribbon in all colors, for hair prettyiuE
and trimming. in such shades as
pink. blue. rec, violet, etc. 10 20 EC
Oh sale -.-.-.......-........J
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MASON'S HEALTH DEFENDERS.

MASON'S YELLOW TABLETS cure DYSPEPSIA.
MASUN'S BROWN TABLETS cure CONSTIPATION.
6ASON'S RED TABLETS cure COUGHS.
MAsoN's WHITE TABLETS cure SORE THROAT.
90 tablets Ioc-au druggists or sent
FOR price by n. r. MASON CHEMICAL CON-
PANY, 5l5 Arch ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
Henry Evans, OPP s. NV.
Edward Stevens, sth and Pa ave.
Mackall Bros. 9th and II SIS. ne.
Z. S Leldbeltcr & sons, Alexandra. Va.
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"Hechts' Greater Stores. p"
These Hour Sales are great opportunities.

They savings in the mosfwan ed merehan
disen the things you're buying for Easter Sunday and
the following bamy sunsny days of spring In not single
instance is possible find offerings equal grades for
little money, therefore these sales should prove irresistible
Anything buy, matter how much below regular
price is you may have charged and arrange for
it you afford.
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This hour we shall put on sale sew
eral hundred pairs Of Boys Chev-
lot Knee Pants. such as sell for 25c &C
usually, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Lot Of Lad.es' Honespun Skirts in
several shades Of grey; with the new
pleat backs: thoroughly up to q 90
1ate; instead of 81 for........~i -JO
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500 pairs OF Children fine Ribbed
Hose in sizes 3 to g 10. the very best
PC hose 10 be had. but they are sec
onds are slightly imperfect. The
imperfecuoEs, however, dc not iliure
the wearing qualities, hence at Sc a
pair they are enormous values
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"Hechts' Greater Stores.
2 to 3.

- ~ Os
Immense lot Of Ladies' Black and
Colored Taffeta Silk Waists with The
new tucked and hemstltched fronts;
the new high stock collars and new
cum; waists such as y1u cannot dupll-
cate elsewhere for less than 81 and
many for less than 80; for this 81 qS
hour tomorrow for -. .~t.JO
200 Boys Cheviyt Suits, in sizes
to 10 years; double breasted styles in
severa. patterns, for this hour, 81 20
ior '''''-'','''''''
200 Ladies' Trimmed Corset
Covers. to SO this hour tomor- 10IC
row at ............-.......... iZz
Infants Corded Caps. trimmed 15C
with handsome lace, for ........ IL
10 patterns in Ladies' Fancy Colored
Hose. and fast blacks. which 10IC
are worth lSc pair. this hour ...IL2
LIT Of Taffeta Silk Ribbons in white
and al colors. in No. 40 1QC
width, for ....-.................
1O-quartsr Unbleached Sheet
ing; good, serviceable quality 1A2C
for .-..... .......-..............t tf4
21-inch au-silk Black China silk:
extra heavy quality and rich and AAC
lustrous; instead Of $50. for....ff
Boys Blue Cloth Golf Caps. silk lin
ed; patent snap; double-stitch- 1SC
ec- Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Handsome Mantel Lambrequins.
made Of ar drapery; fringed all IQC
around, fOr ---......-..-......-... ~
zoo extra heavy Yale Holland Win
dow Shades. with heavy fringe and =
tambCur lace in various cOlOTs. 0uC
complete with fixtures. for........ y
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Yard and a quarter wide iron mesh
black grenadine, (Which is already pro-
claimed the most fashionable fabric for
summer; the regulrr Sl.25 yard 7IC
sort. or..................... IL
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500 pairs of Mems SUspendeTs in the
biggest assortment-the. same IC
which sell Tor 25c for this hour. zee.
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9 to 10.

: Waterproof Felt VIII dnw Shades. in
! all COlOrs. complete with fixtures 6-LL
!. instead of II l-2c. fOT-.........-.VS
I 36-inch Curtain Scrim. in the best
/ patterns. instead Of sc a yard to 1-zC
! go for.......-. .....................i
: Mems Mercerized silk Half Hose sell
/ in every mems store in this city for
] 25c pair, will be sold this hour IIC
: IoT--.--.-- .-...--.'-.--------
: 500 pairs Of Mems suspenders in the
biggest assOrtment-the same &C
. which sell Tor 25c for this hour. see.
Lot Of Lad.es' Honespun skirts in
: several shades Of grey: with the new
!. pleat backs: thoroughly up to q 90
. Gate; instead of 81 for.........'i. 10
, This hour we shall put on sale sew
eral hundred pairs Of Boys Chev-
. lot Knee Pants, such as sell for 20c &C
usually, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
500 pairs OF Children fine Ribbed
. Hose in sizes TO 10. the very best
; PC hose 10 be had. but they are sec
: onds are slightly imperfect. The
imperfectioEs, however dc not iaiure
] the wearing qualities, hence at Sc a
I. pair they are enormous values.
: Beautiful ap-o, = Iaces il. cream and
white; in the rely bandsJmayt rat
. terms for yokes ana sleeves Or for
= whole waists; the semc which sell for
= as much as 75c elsewhere; TO iGC
go loT.--...... ...........-..........f II
. Infants long and short slips Of good
. cambric; with very handsome 0EC
: yokes. for this hour ....--...... ~
Infants heavy stitched bibs &C
. for this hour TO 90 for............ j
Cream floating soap viii be DC
. sold this hour fer, per cake.... z
: Bleached Turkish WASH rags. 1zC
: Tor TINS hour ...,................ 10
. Genuine Scotch unblesched all linen
. crash; is inches wide: the same
: which sells for loc a yard 1zC
. LOT '''.-'... .....-...-............ JS
. Remnants OF ysrd wide Percales:
in the most desirable styles. the same
"hich sen from the piece at l0c dZC
and i 1-2c yard for............. rs
Small lot Of yard wide bleached mus
. lin; in short lengths; such as sell
at &c and Sc a yard to 20 0zc
. Tor ..-...-...---.---.-... ES
4S pairs children's tan spring heel
shoes: sizes S 1-2 to Il. which enc
are bargains at see. for this hour JJ
SO pairs ladies' tan Oxfords which
are the best 81 footwear to be &C
had for ...................... VI
10 to II.
Double width fancy dress goods: in
neatest patterns for children's dresses
and wOmens house dresses: in cTC
stead Of 70 1-2c yard this hour. OS
Children's white aprons, sizes to
"A years OF splendid quality lawn;
trimmed with embroidery. for DC
this hour -..--.-.-.......--.-.. ~
Lot Of ladies' fast black hose: full
seamless and all sizes, 10 20 this &C
hour, per pair INSTRUMENTATION. W
No-TI@o ana No. . velvet ribbon for
. trimming Tor this hour. 10 01C
yards ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.,-.--.--.' .-.--.
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MASON'S CREAM OF OLIVES

T. an agresable-even delightful
cure foz CATARRH.
II is rubbed upon the bridge OF the nose
inserted at the base Of the no,jrils.
Immediately its work begins.
il pcnetrates through every pore.
Il gets directly at the congestion.
And dissolves IL. Removes IT,
II gets straight to the Inflammation
And allays It.
In the m0rning-without a struggle
or gasp-you rid yourself easily ..---s.---l--s
Of everything.
Every sentence YOU utter viii be
clear and clean cut.
No more mUffe, and choke
and gasp
jest as good for Piles
25c box-aH druggists. or sent
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Chiffon or Liberty silk ties. two A7C
yards long; all colors, for...-.. II
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A Destructive Mountain Fire
WINCHESTER, Va, April IA de-
structive mountain fire was started yes
terday west Of CaprOn Bridge. W.
Va, by a spark from a traction engine
setting fire to a woods. Several thousand
dollars damage has already been done to
fencing
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Ball and Chain

Cannot hinder and spoil YOU more
than a genuine case OF CkTARRH.
You may be unusually gifted
able % instruct entertain
bCneft-RUT # yOu have
to breathe through your mouth;
utter thick. mufiod words,
The discomfort Of your struggle
imparts itself all around YOU.
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Turnover collars Of lace or en- inc
brOldery. ry........-.-.-.....
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Mems Mercerized silk Half Hose sell
in every mems store in this city for
25C a pair. will be sold this hour IIC
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stock collars in all the new col IcC
ors and new shapes, for........... IL
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Ladies pulley belt OF patent OSC
and morocco leather, for.........E -
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Lot Of ladies' glace kid gloves. in
white and all the leading shades which
are so in vogue this spring; fitted at
our risk: instead Of dollar a CpC
pair Observation-Disclosures. VI