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CONTENTS:
Port I. Diseases of Horses.
Pnrt II. -Disenses of Cnttle.
Part III. Diseases or Sheep.
Part IV. Diseases or Hogs.
Port V. Diseases or Dogs.
Port VI. Diseases or Poultry.
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BANQUET AT THE UNION LEAGUE
AU Deliver Spccolies, In Wliloh Tlioy
Doolnro Tliut tlio Annexation orilii
Willi Will llosult In tlio Construe
lion of tlio Nlciungtiu Ciinal.
Chlcngo, Aug. C. The Hawaiian com
mlBsIon, composed of Senator Cullom
of Illinois, Senator Morgan of Alabama
nml Representative XII tt of Illinois,
met here yesterday nnd had informnl
talks with a number of business men.
They were given a luncheon by Hon.
Alexander II. Ilevcll, president of the
Union Leucue club, where they met
a number of prominent ChlcnBoans.
There were 40 guests. After the coffee
the members of the commission nnd
others made brief speeches.
Senator Morirnii said the nnnexntlnn
of Hawaii would result In tW construc
tion of the Nlcarauga canal. Cuba was
free, Porto Itlco belonged to the United
Sthtes, Hawaii was annexed and tho
canal wns unavoidable. Our Hag had
been raised in the Philippines, and no
man In America would permit It to
be hauled down. Not only would the
Nlcnrauga canal be constructed, but
there would be a ship canal connection
between Lake Michigan, the Mlssls-jippl
nnd tho Oulf of Mexico, nnd one bp
tween New York nnd Albemarle sound.
He was of the firm belief that In the
next century the United States would
be, by common consent, the leader of
the nations of tho earth.
Senator Cullom said tho commission
would ascertain what legal action should
bo enacted by cuncress for the gov
ernment of the people of the Islands,
and th'-y expected to examine the con
dition of the people, their Industries,
the land ciuestlon, labor, etc., and to
lcok at th harbor nt Honolulu nnd see
what ought to bo done to make It n
great harbor, lie also said the Nica
ragua canal would be built. Keferrlng
to tho war he remarked that tho good
people of the country did not want a
war, but did have a heart forhumanlty.
and humanity would bo benefited by
the result. In conducting tho war Pres
ident McKlnley had shown an ability,
a quietness, a degree of wisdom and
prudence that had won the esteem and
admiration of every patriotic citizen.
Masons and Dixon's lino had been blot
ted out, and we wore one people. All
were In favor of one Hag and the union.
Ttepresentatlve Hltt also spoke of the
certainty of the Nlcaraugan canal ns
one of the results of the war, ns was
a cable to Hawaii. He, too, referred
to the vigor, firmness and Judicious
energy of President McKlnley, saying
that his action "was Indorsed by every
sensible, thoughtful mun In every po
litical party." A bettor appreciation
of the true majesty of the American
people permeatod the whole world.
Kx-Senntor Reagan was called on,
nnd said It might as well be written
down that Cuba would soon bo a part
of tho United States. The American
people were interested In the construc
tion of the Nlcaraguan canal, and he
believed we ought to have coaling sta
tion In Samoa, In the Ladrone Islands
nnd at Manila. It was now within our
reach to become the greatest com-
1 r. I .1 In
z ?t?z ; , : ;vn- i
as being "Imperialism." It had been
said that Jefferson was the great apos
tle of civil liberty nnd democratic prin
ciples, yet. If the acquisition of- terri
tory wns Imperialism, "Jefferson was
the greatest Imperialist this country
had ever produced." When tho au
thority of the Union was extended over
other lands our citizens would go there
nnd take with them the principles of
our government nnd the enterprise and
progress of the country, and elevate the
people nnd give them the civil and re
ligious liberty, the pence and prosper
ity wc enjoy.
The following resolution, offered by
Hon. fleorge It. Peck, was unanimously
adopted:
"Itesolved, That we rejoice In the as
sured prospect of nn early and honor
able pence, nnd In the unparalleled
triumphs of our brave sailors and sol
diers In the existing war. We hereby
express our hearty admiration for the
confidence In the wise, patriotic and
nble administration of Prurldent Mc
Klnley. He has been equal to every
need, nnd has shown the entire world
how worthy he Is to lead a great peo
ple in a groat cause."
The commission left Inst evening for
San Francisco, whence they will sail
on the 10th Inst, for Hawaii.
Robbed the Grave.
A Btartling incident of which Mr. John
Oliver of Philadelphia, w3 tho subject, is
narrntod by him as follows : "I was in a most
dreudfnl condition. Sly skin was almost
yellow, eyes sunken, UuiU'iie coated, pain
continually In back and sides, no nppctito
linulually growing weaker nay ty nay.
Threo physicians had given 1110 up. I'ortun-
ately, a friend advised trying 'Llectne
Hitters,' anil TO my great joy aim uiinav.-,
tho llrst bottle mado a decided Improvement,
i ...iiiMnml il, Mr ii tn for thrco weeks, and
am now a well man. I know they saved my
ttp i ,l.n....nnrn,inll,n,viH ni "
No one should fail to try them. Only 50
cents per bottlo at A. Wasloy's drug store
Wnlcvj Kiyvorrt un ' lntoi'nut lonul Itaco.
LonJIon, Aug. B. The Dally News
says It understands news has reached
the house of commons that the Prince
of Wales Is taking a great Interest in
the Llpton challenge. Ills royal high
ness thinks that the unfortunate dis
putes over the last race will not be un
kindly remembered In America. In
deed, on tho contrary, he believes that
a contest well fought to tho end would
"greatly strengthen the friendly feel
ings so rapidly growing up between
the two natlonB."
A Few Pointers,
The recent statistics of the number o
deaths show tkat the large majority die with
consumption. This disease may commence
with an apparently harmless cough which can
be cured instantly by Kemp's llalsam for the
Throat aud Lungs, which is guaranteed to
cure and relieve all cases. Price 2$ and 50c.
Sold by all druggists ; ask for a free sample
today.
llnult Vhluviw tint SflO.OOO.
Sedalla, Mo., Aug. 5, Tho board of
directors of tho Uanlt of Commerce is
sued a statement to tho publlalastnight
in which they announce that the rob
bers who sneaked into the bank's vault
Monday last secured $10,000 In currency.
This statement was issued to quiet re
ports Intimating that the amount of the
robbery wasuuch greater. The di
rectors state Die loss will be mado
good to the stockholders If the stolen
money cannot be recovered.
Tho Chief Ilurpesa of Mlleslmrg, I'a says
DeWitt's Little Karly Risers are the best
pills he erer used In his family during forty
years of houso keeping. They euro constlpa.
tion, Mck headache and stomach ami liver
troubles. Hniall In aire lull L'l'O'it in results,
C. II. IJaueubucli.
W. M. BAKER, Chid ol the South Bend I'lro Department.
OUTII BEND is justly proud of Its flro departmennt. There Is no
braver set of firemen to bo found, and Chief linker Is n man who
possesses now, as formerly, all tho qualifications that make him a
model "Flro Chief." There was a time, however, when ho had
reached a condition physically, which would have compelled him to resign his
arduous and most important office, owing to a complication of nerve disorders
and heart disease, had it not been for a most fortunate circumstance, by
which his attention was called to Dr.
read his, letter, carefully.
Office of Chief of Fire Department, South Bend, Indiana.
"Gentlemen: My duties, and perhaps,
gradually brought upon me nervous
this with increasing emphasis for four
would bo overcome with shortness of breath and dizziness, and would imagine
I was staggering. The slightest noise would startle mc, and the least excite
mcnt set my heart to beating so that it would seem to jump out of my body
Upon retiring 1 would feel such a faint,
from my bed for relief, and I suffered
I was treated by several physicians and tried many patent remedies, without
relief, until I commenced using Dr. Miles' Itestoratlvo Nervine. Tlio first
bottle helned mo so that I slent bettor and rested well. I used two bottles of
-
"io Ncrvlno a"d tlie nc blc f
pounds in a short time. It has cured
Dr. Miles' Nervine and Heart Curc to
will be benefitted or cured thereby.
W. M. BAKElt.
Dr. Miles' Nervine is sold by all druggists on positive guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit or money bo refunded.
Book on Heart and Nerves Free By The Dr. Miles' Medical Co., Elkhart, Indiana.
Dr. Mile
s' Nervine
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tU prices, 0&TIDK
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ktKHART OAIUllAOE AHD I1AIINB88 M1TO,
THE PRODUCE MAKKETS.
As Itollectcd by DonHim In Philadel
phia unit llnltlmni'o.
Philadelphia, Aug- 4. Flour steadier;
winter superfine, new, ?2.15fi2.40 Penn
sylvania roller, clear, new, $3.2M?3.G0; city
mills, extra, new, J2.73Q3. Itye flour easy
at $3 per barrel for choice Pennsylvania.
Wheat strong; No. 2 red, spot, 7373V4o.
do. August, 72ff72V6c ; do. September, 71V4
071c. Corn Arm; No. 2 mixed, August,
30?i?37c.; do. September, 37037Vic; No.
2 yellow, for local trade, 41Q4114C. Oats
firm; No. 2 white, old, 3l031ic; No. 2
white, clipped, old, 3IVW350. Hay barely
steady; choice timothy, $12312.50 for largo
bales. Iteef easy; family, $10fill; extra
mess, $!.D0; beef hams, $21Q21.H); packet.
$1010.50; city extra India mess, $151C50.
Pork dull; family. $13. Lard firmer; west
ern steamed, $5.50. nutter nrm; ractory,
11014c; Elglns, 19o.; Imltntton creamery,
14Hiai8ViiC. ; fancy Pennsylvania prints
jobbing at 23if2Cc; do. wholesale, 22c.
Cheese dull; large, whlto, 7Vh07'4c. ; small
do., Tftc; light skims, 6ViQ6yac.; part do.,
GVi35Hc.; full do., 22',ic. Eggs firm:
New York und Pennsylvania, HUfJlSHc;
western, fresh, 14fl44c Potatoes steady;
Jerseys nnd Long Island, $1.50f(2; sweets,
$2.504. Tallow steady; city, 3Vic; coun
try. SKfiBHa Cottonseed oil steadyi
prlmo crude, 18c.; do. yellow, 23HG24C.
Cabbago steady; Long Island. $1.5002.
Baltimore. Aug. 4. Flour quiet nnd un
changed. Wheat (Inner; spot, 73V4Q73o.j
month, 72i&72Vfei'.; September. 7U4G7P)ic;
Bteamer No. 2 rod, 71'41l71c.; southern,
by sample, CJ73VtC.; do. on grade. TOV44T
73Vic. Corn strong; spot and month, 37
371ic; September, 37i4&37',j,c; steamer
mixed, 3G4 3',4c. ; southern, white and yel
low, 40c. Outs easier; No. 2 whlto west
ern, 32V5i33'.tc: No. 2 mixed. 31031KC
Itye steady; No. 2 nearby, 47c; No. 2
western, 49c. Huy In good demand for tlio
better grades; No. 1 timothy, $12ffl2.50.
Lettuco steady at DO'ii75c. per bushel box.
I.lvo Htoolt Miii'kntK.
New York. Aug. 1. lleevcs dull; cables
stonily. Ciilvis itoiidy; all sold; veals,
$5(00.75; westerns. $1.25; buttermilks, nom
inal. Prime sheep stuady; others dull:
lambs active, l.Vi25c. higher; two cars
unsold; sheep. $M4.C0; lambs, $G.231J7.1214;
culls, $4. Hogs lower at $4.15J.30.
East Liberty, Pa., Aug. 4. Cattlo
steady; extra, $3115.10; prime, $I.D0i&5;
common, $3.80rr4, Hogs slow und lower;
prime mediums und host Yorkers, $lfi
4.03; fair to go m, Yorkers. $3.05(lil; plus,
$3.7004 i heavy, C'4l4; roughs, $2.30i3,50.
Sheep slow; choice, $I.-IMi4.S0; common,
$3.2583.75; spring hinibs, $lfo5.50; veal
calves, $G.50ii6.75,
Hob Mooro, of LaFayctto, Ind., says that
for constipation ho has found DoWitt's Little
Karly Klsors to ho porfect. Tliey never gripe.
Try them for stomach and liver troubles, O.
II. Iluuciihucli.
Huy Keystone Hour, lio sine tlmt tlio name
Lkhhki & IUkk, Ashland, 1'a., la printed on
every sack.
Miles' Itestorative Itemedies. riease
the natural anxieties of my position,
prostration and heart trouble. I felt
years, until it becamo so bad that I
sinking sensation that I would spring
severely, both physically and mentally,
thc Ncw IIcart Curc- 1 twenty
me, and I can cheerfully recommend
all who suffer as I did, for I know they
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SAGASTAWflSR PILL
Making Haslo Slowly to Avort In
tornal Turmoil.
SPANIARDS ADMIRE HIS DELAY.
AtigtiHtl, Continuing u IIopuloss J!o-
ulxtntico nt MiuiIIm, lllils I'nlr to llo
a Popiilur Worn Tlio SpimlMi Allttwur
Wlll C'onio Nirly Noxt Wcok.
London, Aug. 6. Tho Madrid corre
spondent of The Times says: Though
peace is tegarded as assured, It may
not be attained so quickly as is gen
erally expected. Senor Sagasta objects
to bclnghUBtled.and insists upon every
thing being done In a quiet, orderly
and dlgnllied manner. He considers It
necessnry to have full and satisfactory
explanations ns to all doubtful parts,
In order to ennble him best to protect
the national Interests ngalnst the ng-
gresslve tendencies of the Washington
cabinet.
He has also to examine minutely the
exigencies of tho Internal situation and
home politics, so as to avoid popular
dissatisfaction and political unrest.
Tho Spanish people, though slnceiely
desirous of peace, nre disposed to ad
mire this hesitancy and tenacious hold
ing out till the Inst, although aware
that it Implies greater sacrifices.
As an Illustration of this feeling,
while General Torn! Is blamed for
capitulating at Santiago, Captain Gen
eral Augustl, continuing a hopeless re
sistance at Manila, bids fair to bo a
popular heio. It would be premature
to suppose that the political consulta
tions now proceeding foreshadow the
resignation of tho Liberal cabinet when
peace Is concluded. The Conservatives
have so constantly and loyally sup
ported Sagasta throughout the war
that no factious opposition need be
feared from them.
Tho consultation of the premier, thi
presldents of the chambers and othei
prominent persons are described as
really of a national character, with a
view of ascertaining the opinions 'if
all parties. The government has not
yet entered upon any engagement re
garding tho terms for concluding tlu
war with the United States. The cnb
lnet will follow the advice of the party
leaders, and will leave to the crown
the liberty of choosing new advisers.
AH the leaders consulted thus far
have observed the strictest reserve,
with the exception of Senor Romero y
rtobledo, the leader of the Weylcritc
party, who declares himself In favor
of continuing the war.
The queen regent has summoned sev
eral generals for consultation.
La Correspondence De Espana says
the government has no present Inten
tion of convoking the cortes.
Kl Correo, the ministerial organ, says
that, In addition to the monarchist
chiefs, the queen regent will consult
Professor Salmeron. the Republican
leader, and an Influential Carllst chief.
An ofllclal dispatch from San Juan
de Porto Itlco says: "Most of the vol
unteers are In a disorganized condition
and are abandoning their arms."
The Madrid correspondent of The
Dally Mall says: "The government has
not yet answered the American note,
nor received President McKlnley's reply
to the explanations asked for by Senor
Sagasta. The premier said today that
tho government would reply to the
American demands curly next week.
In consulting the party leaders Sagasta
is following the precedent of Custelar,
when the Vlrglnlus affair threatened
war with the United States. It Is not
probable that he will resign as a re
sult of the conferences. The premier
Is Inclined to rush the treaty through
without convoking the cortes, trusting
to get a bill of Indemnity next month,
but the party leaders are not likely to
consent to this course."
The censorship of the Spanish papers
Is now conducted with the utmost se
verity. The military censor has ex
cised all the leading papers, Including
the military journals. Everything hav
ing the remotest reference to the peace
negotiations Is suppressed, nnd the cen
sorship Is specially severe upon criti
cisms of the American government's
pretensions. These excised nrtlcles are
replaced by poems, tales and literary
matter.
Sick headache, biliousness, constipation and
all liver and stomach troubles can be quickly
cured by using thoso famous little pills known
as DoWitt's Little Early Iiisers. They aro
iicusant to tatto auu never exipo. u. ji.
Ilagcnbucli.
YoHtm'dny'H ltnsoball Gainoi.
At Philadelphia First game: Cleve
land, 4; Philadelphia, 1. Second game;
Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia, 3. At Louis
ville First gamei Louisville, 11; Boston,
4. Second gamo: Boston, 8; Louisville,
4. At Chicago First game: Baltimore,
5; Chicago, 0. Second game: Chicago, 3;
Baltimore, 1. At St. Louls-St. Louis, 8;
Brooklyn, 7. At Cincinnati First game:
New York, 6; Clnclnnntl, 5. Second gamo
(9 Innings, called, darkness): Cincinnati,
C; New York, E.
At Toronto Toronto, 10; Syracuse, 1.
At Ottawa Providence, 3; Ottawa, 2. At
Buffalo Buffalo, 7; Springfield, 3.
At Reading Allentown, 4; Reading, 3.
At Lancaster Lancaster, 9; Newark, G.
At Hartford Paterson, 8; Hartford, 0. At
Richmond Richmond, 7; Norfolk, 1.
Thousands of persons liavo been cured of
piles by using DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo.
It heals promptly and cures eczema and all
skin diseases. It gives immediato relief. C.
H. Hagenbueh.
llont Cnpslzod nml Four Drowned.
New York, Aug. !. A rowboat con
taining Mrs. Otto Frohweln, her three
children, aged I, 14 and 10 years, re
spcctlvely, and Annlo Slebenllehm, and
manned by three sailors from the yacht
ot Colonel Ruppert, whoso guests they
were, was capsized Inst night In Rarl
tan bay, drowning the three children
nnd Miss Slobenllehm.
Olve the Children a Drink
called Graln-O. It is a delicious, appetising,
nourislilng food drink to tako tho placo of
colleo. Sold by all grocers and liked by all
who have used it becaiiho when properly
prepared it tastes like tlio finest collee but la
freo from ull us inim ions properties, urain
Oalds digostion and strengthens tho nerves.
It is not a stimulant but a health builder,
and children, as well as adults, can drink it
with great benefit. Costs about 1 as much aj
colleo. 15 and 2So,
IiiiIIiiiiii'h Jtupiiblleuu Tliilint,
Indianapolis, Auc C The. Republi
can state convi ntlon yesterday nomi
nated the following ticket: Vor secre
tary of state, Tuion 11. Hunt; auditor,
William 11. Hint, tieusurer, Leopold
Levy; attorney geiieinl. William L.
Taylor; clerk of mipivine court, Robert
A. Brownj superlntendi nt of public In
struction, F. L. Jones; stnto statis
tician, John H. Connor; stale geologist,
Willis S. Illutlnhy; supiemn court
Judges, Robert Don lint;, J. V. Iladley
and Francis K. 1 laker.
Tho editor of the r.vuiH City, l'u., Olohe,
writes, "One Jllnuto Cough Cure is rightly
named. It cured my children after all other
reumlles lulled." It cures coughs, colds aud
ull throat and lung troubles. U, II, Hagcif
lmclt.
r A FLORIDA HURRICANE.
One Mini on n llniicou Kni-ty Honrs
llliiiut .N'oiirlHlimoiit.
Jacksonville, Aug. C. Specials to tho
Times-Union nnd Citizen indicate that
a hurricane of unusual severity swept
the Gulf coast of Florida Wednesday.
The storm had all the characteristics
of a general West Indian cyclone. It
was first reported at Tampa on Tues
day, where It crazed the coast, but
caused sufficient wind to detain steam
ers In pott. A wrecking barge In
charge of C. 15. Hardest!' was sent
lull If t, nnd Mr. Hurdesty, 20 miles out
in the bay, deserted the barge and
took tefuge upon a beacon, where ho
remained for 40 hours without food or
water. At Apallehlcola the velocity
of the wind leuched as high as 80 miles
un hour. Four tugs nnd many small
craft were sunk. Houses weie un
roofed and almost every tree In the
town leveled. At Chlpley a negro
church and several other buildings
were blown down, nnd thousands of
acres of turpentine forest leveled. At
Tallahassee, St. Teiesn, Mariana nnd
Coreyvllle considerable damage wus
done to houses, fences and trees, ns
well ns to corn and cotton. A deluge
of rain fell. Telegraph wires are ull
down In west Florida and details nre
meager, but so far as learned there
were no casualties.
Toxin Ui'llliM't'iit to Tli'lint.
Galveston, Tex., Aug. G. The Demo
cratic state convention yesterday nom
inated the following ticket: For gov
ernor, James D. Sayeis; lieutenant gov
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