DOSE SO QUIETLY.
Shenandoah People arc Surprised.
Llko a Ray of Sunshine to
Many a Home.
It seems like n ray of sunshine.
Makes the old folks happy.
And the young lolks jinful.
Takes the load oflf the hack.
It's nil done so quietly.
No fits nhout it.
What is it?
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lmnliai;o, and there was a lameness acros' me
which ..i.i.le every movement cause sharp
twinges in my hack. Thece was also a dull
(;ua iug pain wIulIi made me iniernl)h' all
the lim . I i.nt' not do any 01k and was
onl) tble to drag myself from place to place,
'l'lk- kidney secretions Were annoying and
in.iLiive. All tuaioruedies 1 had Irieddid me
no j'ood until I gut Doan's Kidnej l'ills fiom
Kirlin's 1'harmacy. They caused a change
for the better immediately. 1 have rjuile re
covered from the lameness and am nut suffer
ing from pains in my back. The trouble with
the kidney sccietions has all gone and I can
(.ay that anyone nfllictcd as 1 was can make
110 mistake in using Doan's Kidney Pills. In
addition I wish to say that my wife used
Doan's Ointment for a very sore foot which
commenced with nil itching and burning
caused by poisoning five years ago. Remedies
were applied one after another but without
healing it. Doan's Ointment rcductd the
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It was remarkable how quickly that valuable
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SIIAPTER IN COMPLETE CONTROL.
Ho Is Not Hnmpm-cd by Orders l'i'om
YViiulilliKton (itinoi'iil Mllos Mny do
to Culm SIllH'tlyOIIlllllK CollliTH to
I.11111I Slntl'ioi,,M Heavy Artillery.
Washington,' June 27. Though thoro
wen1 the usual number of olllclnls for
a Sunday at their desks In tho war and
navy departments yesterday there did
not seem to lie any expectation of Im
portant news from the seat of war.
Secretary Alser explained this readily.
In his view, the nriny has been moved
one of those staces Incident to thu
progress of a campnlRii nud Is now ef
fecting a new formation. The reports
bIiow that there Is only one road, and
that a poor one, from where the troop
landed leading to Santiago. Along this
the army necessarily has been obliged to
move In a single column. Strong ro
connolterlng ferees wero prudently
thrown out abend, and It was theso
that engagi'd In the action of Friday
morning. They developed the presence
of the enemy In force directly ahead
and drove In their advance guards.
Before undertaking In a set battle
our army must be formed In regular
battle airay, not single column front,
as It ndvnnced along the road, but In
btoad open otder across the country,
the only feasible way of conducting a
battle succet-hfully. As part of this
plan the advance must halt and wait
until the rear mtd conies up. In thi
Secretary s opinion this was going on
Saturday. The forces left at Daiquiri
were bring Pun-led up to the front near
Savilla wheie the Spaniards are
supposed to be In foice; the field
artillery was being dragged up
tho rough mountain roads, and
the quarti tmaster was hurrying along
the stores us f-sit os they could
be landed fro:., the transpoits. All this
Is very necessary but not such an
would call for an official report from
General Shatter.
A dispatch received from Clrncrn!
Shnfter on Saturday stated that he
wanted nothing. Nevertheless the
secretary Is sending along reinforce
ments with all possible promptness. He
believes that General Dulfleld's troops,
to the number of 1,300 which embarked
five days ago from Neupoit News, will
arrive at ISahiuirl today, and within
three days 3 000 more troops, which left
Fort Monroe yesterday, will be at tho
scene of action. In addition there will
bo n further movement of troops to
Santiago just as soon as the men and
transports are ready. Possibly Gen
eral ilps may go with t'ise. Gen
eral Shatter Is being allow-on the widest
liberty of action, untestrlcted by un
necessary orders from Washington.
Assistant Secretary Allen has been
striving earnestly to procure for Gen
eral Shatter the tenders he des-lies for
landing the heavier supplies of the
army and the siege train. He has just
secured several colliers at Key West,
which, on account of their light draft,
will serve admirably as tenders. These
have been ordered to steam with all
speed for Daiquiri. They should reach
there by Wednesday. They aie not
lltted with heavy derricks, such as tho
tenders carry, but have material
aboard which will enable Sampson's
sailors to convert them speedily Into
powerful lifting machines capable of
handling the heaviest cannon carried
by the expedition.
The story printed by an F.ngllsh
newspaper of the killing of Captain
linb Fans and some of his men in
the conning tower of the Iowa by a
si, .11 from the Spanish cruiser Vlzcnya
Is pronounced nt the navy department
to be a cruel canard. No word has
been received from Sampson, and with
a able line near him it is not Imagined
for a moment that he would fall to re
port Immediately an occurrence of such
gravity. Probably the sole foundation
for this story wns the attack made
about a week ago by Sampson upon
the forts nt the entiance of Santiago
harbor, In which the Spanish cruiser
Ttelna Mercedes uis sunk and one of
the Spanish torpedo boats disabled.
The report originated In a Spanish
SOU! op.
The war department, fol'owlng the
satisfactory example set by the navy
deilflrtment ha Instltuied a system of
bullet!' for the benefit of the public,
giving roi'fV nud concise Information
of ImiM'itnnt Iiom r-nlngs. Tho first of
these bulletins made their appearance
Saturday, giving Shatter's brief ac
count of the driving In of the Spanish
outposts. The newspapers had scarcely
received this Information before the
Spanlnrds got a bulletin from Captain
General lllanco announcing the repulse
of Hie American forces. The war de
pal Uncut officials are somewhat dis
courged at lha prospect of having to
meet this sort of bulletin r ;rvlce with
a simple recital of cold facts.
Through Its agents In the West In
dies the Btnte department has discov
ered a suspicious craft lying at Fort
De France, Martinique. She Is a collier,
and presumably Is trying to convey
coal either to Cervera at Santiago or to
Blanco at Havana, via the Isle of Pines
and Batabano. Captain Slgsbee, of the
St. Paul, and one of the commanders
of tho American scouting vessels, have
been notllled, and are expected to de
feat this purpose. Slgsbee on Satur
day warned a British ship from seek
ing to enter the harbor (if San Juan
de Pqrto Itlco, on the ground that It
was blockeded. No formal notice has
yet been given of the blockade of this
port, but the captain's action Is In line
with the construction of the Interna
tlonal law by the navy department,
namely, that a blockade may be initla
ted without formal notice, by simple
warning from a naval commander. It
Is fully expected that this construction
will be combatted.
Notwithstanding the arrival of Ca
mara's squadron ,at Port Bald, tho
westerly entranco to the Suez canal
the olllclals here still doubt that tho
essels are bound for the Philippines.
Humors rench here, uncontlrmcd as
yet. that the only Ironclads In tho
squadion, the I'elayo and tho Carlos
V, have left the squadron and returned
to Spain, so that Camara no longer
possesbes a foico that would threaten
Dewey. If this be so the Spaniards
have realized the folly of leaving their
home rorts unprotected.
A Great Surprise
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for the Tluoat and I.uiigs, Would you be
leve tnal it 11 sold oil its meiits and any
druggist is autlioriml by the proprietor of
tills wonderful lenialy to give you a sample
oottielreof U never mils to cure acute or
clronic roughs, All druggists sell Kemp's
Halsam, l'ric Sj and 50c.
Ask your aroror for the "Itoyal Patent
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"Bringing
in
THE HAPPY EVENING OF
Why Samuel 0. Stone, at
the
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II II 1
l II II It I i I II M 1 I ""
SAMUEL O. STONE .
It Is written, "joy comcth In the morning," but In this Instance it came
when tho sun of life was well adown the western sky, and followlnp; such a
stormy afternoon as makc9 the contrast particularly striking. Tor ova a
decado and a half the venerable writer of the following communication hud
battled In vain against that most insidious foe of humanity, heart disease,
in an aggravated form. Doctors had given his case up as hopeless and ad
vised keeping him quiet till the end should come, but it was his good fur
tune to find that priceless remedy, Dr. Miles' IVcw Heart Cure, and in the
following letter he states the result.
Grass Lake, Mich.,
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
I have been troubled with heart disease 15 years or more. Most of t'."
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oho of my dizzy spells, I would fall, helpless. I had severe pal;.:i.u: :i,
shortness of breath, and sudden painful attacks that prostrated r.u . V .
only thing physicians did for me was to advise keeping quiet.
In August last I commenced taking Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure, and be
fore I had llnished the first bottle, I found the medicine was a (tod-scwi. I
have now used four bottles in all and am feeling entirely well. 1 have 1. ,1
had an attack of tho trouble for some months.
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testimony to the great cure your valuable remedy has wrought in inc. T C.
this to show my appreciation of the great merits possessed by Dr. MUt K j
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significant words. Tho ravages of heart disease are confined to no local! .
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organized. It is no respecter of age and its fatal ending comc3 very su'i
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Trenton, 10.6s A. M., Philadelphia 13.20 P.
M. Hound-trip rate, including two days'
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$1:1.50 from New York, $13.50 from Trenton,
$10 00 from Philadelphia, nnd pioportlonate
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cliapcron will accompany tho party, and
Capt. James T. Long, tlio culelnatcl guide,
will deaciilio tho b.ittlu at the High-Water
Mark, "Woody Angle."
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state of PciiiisyUaiila, to Altoona and re
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Cabinet Minister on Our Threat to
Bombard Spanish OitieSi
"LET THEM GOME," HE DECLARES,
"Wo Will Hoeolvo Thorn as They Ilo
foi'vo" llluuco's Jtoport of Ylday'
l'lght Make It 11 Victory i' spnln.
The Nowbpnpoi'M i)o-lioinl nt.
Madrid, June 27. The arrival of the
Spanish lleet at Port Said causes no
surprise here, Admiral Camara having
announced that he was going to the
Philippines. The threat of the Ameri
can government to attack the Spanish
coast has had no effect. A third squad
ron Is preparing for the defense of the
coust.
A member of the cabinet in an In
terview said: "Let thorn come. We
will receive them as they deser-e." In
view of the American threat the gov
ernment deems It advisable to be pre
pared for eventualities. The lights at
certain pints have been extinguished,
torpedoes have been prepared and ad
ditional guns have been mounted.
Scnor Sagasta said yesterday: "The
minors about peace negotiations and
the conditions for ending hostilities are
utterly groundless. The time has not
arrived. for speaking of peace."
The government has prohibited the
dispatch of telegrams from Cuba an
nouncing the arrival of vessels which
have "forced the bockade."
Captain General Blanco telegraphs
from Cuba that the American troops
engaged In the Santiago combat were
the Twelfth and Seventh Infantry.
four mounted squads of the First cav-
airy, four squads of the Twelfth and
eight bodies of Irregular troops." The
Americans, Blanco's dispatch says, had
12 killed Including a captain. The
Spanish losses ore not announced.
The cabinet held a long session yes
terday for the purpose of devising na
tional defenses, Senor Sagasta, the
premier, endeavoring to persuade his
colleagues to defer the consideration of
domestic questions. Changes in the
ministry were discussed.
The tone of the newspaper press Is
despondent, nnd many journals bemoan
the fact that the xiowers have aban
doned Spain while she is defending
their cause. They say that Prance,
having received commercial concessions
from Washington, remains indifferent,
wliile Germany keeps In the back
ground and Itussla uses Spain as a
catspaw In her diplomacy. Spain must
In no case, the papers declare, accept
the Intervention of Europe. It would
bo bettor to treat directly with the
enemy.
El Imparclal, in an article which has
created a sensation, urges direct nego
tiations with America for peace, when
the time comes, on the ground that
Spain can get better terms from Amer
ica's generosity, "as America will be
only too glad to dispense with Europ
ean Intervention."
It is hoped in official circles that the
Spanish forces will be able to defend
Santiago until General Pando's rein
forceinents arrive there by forced
marches. The Americans are advanc
Ing In three columns via Alcares. Flr
mega and Jaragua, Hanked by Insur
gents, In order to force the Spanish
positions at Sevllla and Gran Pcna.
The I'opo Advl-cH Agnlii'.t Abdication
Home, June 27, The pope, disquieted
by the Carllst rumors, summoned one
of the leaders to Home Incognito, i;
ceiving mm privately. The latter as
sured the pope that the Carllsts had
no intention of attacking the reigning
dynasty, but were resolved to combat
any attempt to proclaim a republic. The
pope lately wrote tho queen regent ad
vising her on no account to abdicate.
because to do so would be to encourage
the e.iemles of the dynasty.
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their action and are particularly cflective in
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31 uy Hvnoimto Calmauor'n.
Playa del liste, June 27. It is be
lieved In cams here that the town o
Calmanera, on the Inner bay, is about
to be abandoned by the Spaniards, who
are said to be In a desperate condition
owing to lack of food. The report 1
that they will leuve the town and fall
back on Guantunamo. Several Span
ish soldiers were Kften nrnnml Ptilnian
era yesterday, but the number there is
uiiuudluuu tu uc VCiy fcrl"" "i
E. C. Hlanks, of Lowisvillo, Texas, wiiti
that one box of DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salv
was worth S50.00 to him. It cured his pile
of ten years standing. Ho advisos others to
try it. It also cures eczema, sum diseases aim
obstinate sores. C. 11. Hagenbuch.
i-puulsh Wtii-hhlp Was Too Slow.
New York, June 27. Captain Turner.
or trie steamship Maylands, which ar
rived hero yesterday from Algiers with
a cargo of sulphur, reports that on
June 11 he sighted a Spanish bark rig
geu. warsnip, vltlr all her sails set
Ihe latter for several hours chased th
Maylands, but the merchantman being
the lleeter or the two, made Its cs
cape.
Win vour buttles analust diniahe by arhn
promptly. One Miuuto Cuugh (Jure piuducc
niiiicdiuto rohiilts. When taken c:irly it l
vents coiisunintloii. And in Inter stngcs
fuiliWlics puiuipt relief. C. 11. IliiBi'iiliuih.
W t-ll 1 linn's Arollo i:.pi'illtlon sail.
Tionific, Noruay, Juiu- 27. '1 In-
Arctic I'xpi-dition nnili-i Wiilti r Will-
nrrrrr, the .-.iilorer, hulled yi-bti-iday.
Mr. Wclliit.m'B expL'tllliou is uuder
taUcn with two objects, tin- lllht to
find and smcor I'rufcssor Audi r e and
the second to discover tin Noith l'ole.
lie Is accornpurilcd by a corps of scien
tists and a competent explorer.
Tho editor of tho Kvans City, Pa (llobe,
wiileH. "One Jliuuto Cniish Uuro in nelitly
liiiiii d. Itemed my cliildieu uftor .ill nlliiT
r nipilk'H fulled." ltcuros couslis, coin-, unit
all thru.it nud Inns troubles. U. 11. llitfjin
bnih. .Jiipiui("- Cnliliiot liesluiiH,
London, Ji'iie 'il. The Toklo corre
spond! nt ol The Tillies suyH: "Mur-
ciuix It., the premier, 1uh rehlnned. In
ti'iiilermi; his resignation he advised
the mikado to accept tire principle of
patty government and to in--tmct
Count Okutiia Phinerrabou ''lid M. Iin
rtakl to form a ministry. The emperor
Mill probably act orr Count Ito'a ud
vlce." Hob Moure, of LiFiiycltu, 1ml , hiys that
for coii'.tlp.itloii he lus lound DoWitt's l.ittlo
! irl.v Uihi i tu hi' p i feet Thi y no mm' unpe.
Tiyili'in ii' tmiiai'li tiiul liver tr nble. t.
1 11 It.' Ill llh.
SOLDIERS IN A WRECK.
Pour Killed In o Itnllrond Accident t
TupHo, Minn.
Tupelo, Miss., June 27. A railway ac
cident occurred y sterday afternoon In
which four soldiers b.t their Uvea and
others received fatal injuries. Colonel
Torrey's regiment of rough riders from
Cheyenne, Wyo reached this plac via
the Kansas City, Memphis and Birm
ingham railroad. The first section had
ptopped to take water and had whistled
to start on uhen the second section
rounded a sharp curve In the track
Just before the town is reached and
dashed Into it. in the rear of the first
section wai the sleeper "Seville," con
taining Colonel Torrey and his regi
mental staff. This car was completely
demolished, yet strange to say, every
Inmate escaped unscathed except the
colonel, w ho Is Injured, though not seri
ously. The chief fatalities occurred In a
con h In the centre of the first section
which carried Troop C., from Laramie,
Wyo. This coach wns completely tele
scoped and the soldiers within were
Jammed and bruised beneath the
mosses of tiinb. rs, broken car seats
and other debris. In the second sec
tion imc baggage car was thrown Into
the ditch, but in this train few were
hurt nnd none dangerously.
The dead ate: William D. Wallace,
Troop A.; Sam Johnson, Troop C:
Henry Gordan, colored porter; Corne
lius I.onlhan, Troop C; Henry S.
Mupi T11 on (. had both legs cut off
and died soon after.
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Joseph, Mo., last Friday, in which two
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country and destroy his own and thou
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