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(iVdwt the Htmim Oaset'e.)
Old ngc lias many Inllrmliti. unfo of
which nro moro pruvaloia tlmii uiiltii'v dis
orders. IIuvo ym over noticed how the
old pcoplo complain of bnc'-ciclic Inmo
batik, nnd gcnurnl iisllcssiiessV And tlnrc
iaro ninny other sylfiptoms of which they
ilo not spenk, audi us bloating rf 1ha
limbs, painful mid Infrequent iiilmllon
or cxcesslveness of urinary dlpf!i'iv:-f.
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who litis been Cured of a very severe ease
at 77 years of ago. Mr. WinThornton of
127 AVest Market Street, speaks of his case
in this way: "I am 77 years old. I have
been afllictcd with that dreaded complaint
(kidney disease) for over ten ycare, mak
ing my old ago a burden. I was so bad
as to bo forced to cairy u belt at all times,
jjd, when my suffering became bevond
endurance, I would put on the belt draw
ing it tightly around mo and buckle it,
thus bringing nn extreme pressure over the
Kiunoya; tills,
undoubtedly, forced the
urine out,
a function which the kidneys
.rrlicmselves lull! lipmmn tomllseiisiMl to tier.
.orm. TMv r-fmilittnn T mil. ilnwn tn n
trn'a I received. I began taking Doan's
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noticed their effect. I was much surprised,
as the ailment was so severe and so long
standing, while' I had tried many remedies
without any relief whatever. The pain I
have experienced at times from strainiiiE
in my efforts to discharge the urine was
simply awful. I have done nway with
the use of my leather belt, and the pain
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England's Radical Action 0ause3
Exoitement at Washington.
HOT LIKE TIIR NICARAGUA AIFAIH.
Great llrltaln's A Kempt tn lillt the In
Nit Lively to Secure ill rutitlanee of
Our Miit Dspnrtinent llii;lniiil slioulil
Flrtt Prove Her 0:nhn.
SVAhinotos', Oct. 23. Oivnt Brlta'n's
riullciil steps nn tlio Venraiu'ltin (iiic-illun
CdlltiUUl! tO CVl'itO tilt! liVollPt illil'.'IMt In
ofllclul unit illplouintlc circles. TIumIoiiimiuI
1ms not yot rcnclird Cnrucni, ns Is cviil 'tit
from tho fact tlint Minister Andrndo lins
not yot lirnrd from Ills government on tho
Bubjcct. l'rcsldont Crcspo, who lmd been
ubsent from tho cupilnl on n vncation. has
started back for tho purpose, it is bell 'Vi'd,
of filling tho four vacancies In Ids cabi vt,
which occurred recently. Ouo of th.'o
new officers Is tho minister of foreign af- '
fairs. Thrro Is no doubt entertained here
that Crospo's new minister wilt share tho
vlewsof lilsDredec. 'sors.as nominator or
iidmlnlstratl'r.i conn survive In Venezuela
who did nut mako reslstauco to British
UHRresslon Iti foremost policy. ,
Somo of tli'i lateht reports from ijonuon
causo comment nnd crltieUin nmoiiR olll
cials hero. Ouo of tliese btatomuuts attrll)
uled to Ambassador Iiaynrd tho declara
tion that the Uruan Incident is indepen
ilont of tho bouiiibiry (inestiou, and that
tho United F tatos can take no part in two
former incident. It Is pointed out hero
Unit tho two questions are Inseparably con
nected. Tho Uruan incident is based on n
claim that tho Veno7.Uolans arrested Ser
jeant Behorens, Of tho British constabu
lary, on British soil, una that this indig
nity must bo repaired. Tho Venezuelans
ilium that It occurro.il on Venezuelan son.
The cravity of tho case depends on own
ership of tho territory whoro tho troublo
took ploco. It is therefore considered to
Involve tho entiro territorial question, al
though it is n specific incident arising in
the disputed turritoryi In Venezuela's an
swer to tho first domanil lor reparation on
this incident .Minister Kolas said that tho
reparation was refused becauso it would
bo a surrender or nil tlio claims Venezuela
over had made.
:Vs it becomes more and moro evident
that the British government is disposed to
make it appear that tho Uruan Incident is
parallel to tlio Corlnto affnir, and may
therefore t treatcil in tlio samo lasniou
without leading to tho intervention of tlio
United ytutiM, omeinls hero aro pointing
out tlio essential points of dlffcrenco in tlio
two incidents, and Mr. Bayard will douiit
loss be Instructed to emphasize tlieso in
Ids further representations on tho subject
to the British foreign olllco.
In tho first case Great Britain demanded
and obtained an indemnity from Xicara-
ua on tho ground that licr national honor
had been outraged by the summary ex
pulsion of her representative, although
tlio latter was only an humblo consular
incut. The United htates consented to
stand aloof on this occasion on tho theory
that ft nation had a right to redress an in
sult. But, In tho Uruan affair it cannot be
maintained for an Instant Unit the British
government has a right to demand rcdrvss
for the arrest of its olllciais unless it shall
bu first established that they wcro within
British territory, and thus tho whole Issuo
Is raised ar- a preliminary. If tlieso British
officers were -u I5ritlf.Ii territory then Vou
jzuela must apoleglzo and mako any fur
ther reasonable reparation, but before sho
jim bo rightfully expected to do this that
fact must be clearly shown ami nothing
but an ogreem nt. nmicnblo or enforced,
upon tho exact location of the boundary
lino can settle this point.
Therefore, tlio attempt to shift tho issue,
Involving as it doas a prejudgment of tho
rights of Great Britain to torritory claimed
by Venezuela, is not likely to t-ocuro tho
countenance of our stato department.
Kx-Senutnr Van'Wyck Stricken.
"Washington, Oct. 23. Kx-Scnator Van
Wyck, of Nobraskn, who Is temporarily in
tho city, accompanied by his wifo and
daughter, suffered a stroko of paralysis on
Monday. Since then ho lias been in n semi
unconscious state, being unablo to speak
or rocognizo those about him. As tills is
the second stroko suffered by tho ox-soua-tor,
and owing to his advanced ngo, 70
years, his physicians hold out but little
hopo for his recovery.
Wm Oovernor of Slassaclntsrtts.
North Easton, Mass., Oct. 23. Ex
Governor Oliver Ames died at his homo
horo yesterday after a long period of fail
ing health, although death at tlio last re
sulted from heart dlsoiso. Ho was 01
years of ago. Ho had become widoly
known through his connection witli largo
businoss enterprises, as well ns on account
ot his long and honorable political record
iu tills state. A widow, two sons and four
daughters survive. '
North IJiUiita'K Torrlllo Prairie Fir.
NoilMAN, N. I)., Oct. S3. A pralrio flro
started by William Linso's threshing on
gluo did almost inestimable damage in tho
roservatlon south of hero. A terrlllo wind
made tho flro uucontrollnblo mid hundreds
of tons of hay andii largo quantity of grain
in tlio stack wero destroyed. Reports nro
inoagor, but sulUelont is known to warrant
tlio statement tlint it is tlio worst flro of
recent yearn iu tills section.
Urath nf a Nntril Italian Author.
Homk, Oct. Slgnor Bought, tho cel
ebrated author nnd member of tho cliam
ber of deputies, tiled yesterday at Torre
del Orccio, near Nnplos, whoro lio was so
journing iu tho hope of bouciltlug his
health. Ho was b7 years old, and was ono
of tlio fqromogt figures iu tlio public life of
Italy.
I'llKht or the Illack Flas Clilertnln.
IIonq Kqno, Oct. 23. Tho Black Khig
Chieftain, who lias been holding Tnl AVnn
Fu, tho Chinoso capital of tlio Island of
Formosa, against tho Juponoso forces, lias
lied and it is expected that his followers
will now lay down thoir arms.
Fell Seven Stories to Dentil.
Buffalo, Oct. 23. Georgo Harvey, aged
45, tlio foreman of tlio scaffold builders on
tho fourteen story Guaranty building,
In procoss of orectlon at tho corner of Pearl
mid Church streets, foli from tlio sovouth
ttory aud was lnstiiutly killed.
A Well Known Jersey Musician Dead,
Bound Biiook, N. J., Oct. 23. Jonah B.
Bartow, who is widoly known In musical
iirclos as n teacher and violinsts, died at
lis homo horo yustorduy.
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Tlio Ca.o May Go to tho Jury Next Week.
San Khaxcisco, Oct. 23. At tho open
ing of the court yesterday tho defense in
tho trial of Theodore Durrant announced
tlint it had finished its caso and tlio taking
'of testimony in rebuttal was at onco begun
by tho prosecution. Tlio testimony was
tho most Important given during tlio trial,
ns it conflicted with several vital state
ments made by Durrant while lie was on
tlio stand. Tho testimony of Dr. Gilbert
F. Graham, for instanco, Is considered by
many to sweep away Uurratit's entire do
fonso. Graham, who is a medical student,
and an intimato friend of Durrant, told
of a sensational interview that took ploco
between himself nnd tho prisoner ut tho
county jail on April 20.
Dr. Graham was accompanied to tlio
prison by J. S. Duunlgau, n newspaper
man, who was asked by Durrant to retire
after ho had been there a tow minutes.
Gralinin said that after Dunnigan stepped
nsldo Dtirrant asked him to seo Ids notes
or Dr. Cheney' lecture iu order that be
might compare thorn with his owu. Gra
ham demurred at first, after which he
said that Durrant stated frankly to him
that ho hud no notes of tlio lecture. Ho said j
Durrant told him if ho had tlio notes of i
tho lecturo ho could easily establish a
strong alibi for himself, and urged him to
leave tlio notes with Jlrs. Durrant In order I
that sho might bring them to him nt the
prison. Dr. Graham said ho refused tho '
request and never afterwards visited Dur
rant at tho prison.
Wlillo Graham was testifying tho jurors 1
watched Durrant closely, but ho gavo uo i
sign to Indicate that ho considered tho
testimony of any Importance.
Tho first witnesses called in rebuttal by
tlio prosecution wero the ilvo trustees of j
Emanuel church. While Durrant was on i
the stand ho testified tlint he was asked to I
repair tlio sun burner at Emanuel church I
on April 1 by tho trustees. The trustees I
denied that they had asked' Dm-rant to
mako repairs of any kind it tlio church
duriug March or April. 1
"Winesses wero next called to disprove
Durrant's statement that on tlio after
noon of April 12 ho was at tho ferry for tlio
'purpose of searching for Blanche Lament,
who, ho said, a mysterious stranger had
told him would cross tlio bay that after
noon. C. W. Dodgo and C. - A. Dukes,
medical students, said they say Durrant
at tlio ferry, nnd tho prisoner told them ho
was waiting for a number of members of
tlio signal corps who wero expected from
Oakland.
A. A. Hobo, an old schoolmate of Dur
rant, testified tlint ho saw Durrant ut tlio
ferry tlio samo afternoon in company with
a young woman who answered the descrip
tion of Jliunle "Williams. It is known that
Mlnnio Williams camooverfrom ber homo
in Alameda that afternoon, and tho next
day her body was found iu Emanuel
church. It is tlio theory of tho prosecution
tlint instead of being at tlio ferry to look
for Blanche Laniont Durrnut was there
for tho purpose of meeting Miss Williams
and luring her to her death.
K.A.Glasser.a student at tho medical col
lege, testified tlint on tlio afternoon of
April 10 Durrant asked him to read aloud
Ills nutcs of Dr. Cheney's lecture. Glasser
said lie read his notes to Durrant, who de
voted three-quarters of an hour to writing
in ills note book.
Thomas Price, a chemist, called to give
expert testimony, was asked practically in
what condition a man wound lie who had
breathed illuminating gas for tlio length
of time Durrant said ho was working over
tlio sun burners. Tho witness said a man
would bo unconscious in five minutes the
length of time Durrant said he was en
I gaged at work over tho burner. Professor
1 Price said tlio dark stain ou tlio solo of I
I Rev Dr. Gibson's shoe, which was found
J in tlio pastor's study in tho church, was
only a grease spot.
Charles Morrison and .T. II. Cooper,
newspaper reporters, told of an interview
I they had with Durrant in tlio city prison
l ou tho night of his arrest. Both witnesses
testified that Durrant said lie had arrived
nt tho church on April 3 between 4 and
i 4:30 in tlio afternoon. This testimony con-
filets with tlio statement Durrant now
i makes, to tho effect tlint ho did not nrrivo
i at tho church until 5 o'clock.
From tho present outlook tlio case will
go to the jury not later than tho closo of
1 next week, after having been ou trial siuco
July 22.
Wedding Gifts Iluturnml to England,
New Yoiik, Oct. 23. Invitations to tlio
wedding of Miss Vnndorbilt and tho Duke
of Marlborough havo beou issued. Tlio
police department will assign fifty officers
for duty at tlio church, and half that num
ber at tho rooeptlon. Sovoral magnificent
wedding gifts have boon ordered sent back
to England on account of tho customs
duties. Vice Consul Frazor, of tlio British
consulate, has ondeavored to hnvo tlio
treasury department permit of tlio articles
being sent to tlio house and then returned,
but without avail. A duty of $00 lias been
ussessedonono handsome diamond brooch,
which tho duko ordered sent back. A gift
from Queen Vlctorlu will meet tho samo
futo.
Convloteil or Mniren.aiicn In Ofllce.
HoLMDAYHWIta, Va., Oct. 2U. For the
lirst time In the history of Blair county
one of Its public olllolals hns been con
victed of mnlfoasanoe in office. Yesterday
n jury found County Commissioner John
Hurd. of Altoona, guilty of having a pe
cuniary Interest amounting toiklio.ssj in
the publio contract for painting tiio county
court house. Counly Commissioner Jamiw
Funk, of Duneausvillo, was acquitted of
tlio same offense. Hurd's attorneys hnvo
filed a now tiial, alleging mlseouduuc on
tho part of a juror.
Cnrueirle Gets n llig Contract.
New York, Oct. 23. A dispatch from
St. Petersburg says that tho Hussion gov
ernment lias just closed n oontract Willi
tlio Carnegie Steel oompauy for ti largo'
amount of their patent carbonized reforged
uriuor, tlio recent tests of which at Wash
ington wero so remarkable. Tho order is
for Immediate delivery, and will occupy
tho Ilomusjtuiid works fully ilvo months.
FU Demi In tlio I'll' pit.
LOCKIUUT, Tex., Oct. Uev. A. J.
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"A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO
SHAVE WITH."
IS THE PROPER THING
After AH Others Fail
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FAMOUS
SPECIALIST
329 N. 15th St.
Jlelmv Onllowhlll
l'lillatlelphia.
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Krrorn of Youth hiuW-oh of Munlioort anl of
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to Henltli ard Strt'DRtli b building up the
hnttored nerous sj&tetn and nltllng hcm life
and eniTy to thr brokt-n dmn ffHiMltntlnn.
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folilldontin!. OfHi-ti homy, dnily nnd Sunday,
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Anti-Headache Powders.
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For n st ict Aitoruey.
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FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
The Backus Water Motor
Is the Most Economical Power Known,,
and the Best in the World for Driving1
Light Machinery.
It takes but little room.
It never gets out of repair.
It can not blow up.
It requires no fuel.
It needs no engineer.
There I no delay; no tiring up; uu ashes to
oloan away; no ratm hiMirum-e to pay; no r
imlrinif iiMwiMiry; no eoal bill to iwy, anil ii U
always mailv Inr llw. It Ih inviiluuhl.. fnp
blow ii.k Cliuri'Ii Orinins, for riiniiii.n i'rliitlnR
i lrHw, 8wlnj Jliulilmw, Tiirnini; Ijitlios,
i ituii oHivB, unnu numes, i-oui-o iilllls, MiusaKQ
MiKliiniw, lWl Cutlers, Corn Mills, Klevaton,
I i!tc. 1'our-liorne power at 10 poumls pressure of
I ivaler. It in nolseleiw, nei.t, compact, steady,
I and ulioe all
I IT IS VERY CHEAP.
Price, $15 to $300
Send forelreiilar to tlio llaekii Water Motor
Co., Newark. N. J , stating paper you aw
advertisement In.
We also manufacture Patent Rotating:
and Exhaust Fans.
Send for Special Catalogue on
Ventilating.
!AMSY PILLS!
SArCN0BURE il 1 io fUR"WQMAN s SAfE
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