Another nxporlcnco With "The Lit
tle Conqueror" in SlicnaiiUonli.
Nothing In modern medicine has created
the sensation that has followed llie Introduction
of the "Little enemies to backache." In
Shenandoah it tins been just the same as in
other towns, and the march of the "Little
Comuicror" continues. Hvtiyu lieie llie con
fidence increases ns case after case of kidney
disorder (lit tarn as if by magic, and how
people do I .,..icc and talk about it. . You
know il is so mncb caitr to endorse the
statement of some one you Ullow than the
statement of someone )ou know nothing
about in a far away town. Wei', home testi
mony is what we have here, and 'tis n dnsc to
cine the skeptic.
Mrs. M. Tempest, of 132 Hast foal street,
soys: "I used to have kidney disease jeais
ago but I jot cmed of it and theie was no re
cunencc of it ui 1 1 five noiitlis ago, I then
had an attack of lumbago as I thought it was.
My back wns so lame and so sore, that I
could not gtt oil a chair without lifting myself
up and 1 could not even turn in bed without
sharp twinges catching me in my back. Theie
wai n dull, gnawing achinj when on my feit
doing any work like ironing, I had no head
ache but the whole trouble wns in my back.
I read about Doan's Kidney I'ills so quickly
relieving other sufferers and I procured n box
from Kirlin's drug store. 1 had not used the
whole box before the backache was gone and
the lameness had also disappeared. It ws
Doan's Kidney Tills which had brought
about this result arid I give them all the
credit."
Doan's Kidney I'ills for huU liy nil dealers,
l'rico 50 cents. Mailed by 1'iMler-Milhiirti Co.,
ltull'alo, N. Y solo agenti, for tlm V. S.
Iteinouihor the namo Doan's iiml take 110
Substitute.
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J'Q AM1
'o President's Peaco Conditions
Probably Unsatisfactory
CONFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE.
ts Oiitooino Unknown, lint tlio 1 1 ti
Inn Im Tliut the Muttor Is Still )oii,
unci Tliut Anotllur.Jtt'pl.V l'roin Sintn
Will llo Xcocumry.
Washington, Auir. 10. More than 21
hours nfter It had begun to reach
WashliiBton, the Spanish note In an-
mvor to the president's peace conditions
was presented at the White House by
the French ambassador. What the na
ture of the answer was can only bo
conjectured at this stace, the secre
tary of state at the conclusion ot the
conference inaklnir the formal state
ment that nothing whatever could be
said upon the subject. The conference
lasted an hour and 25 minutes. Thl3
prolonged discussion was believed to
Indicate that the Spanish answer was
not satisfactory In all respects, though
In Just what points It fell short of
meeting the expectations of the presi
dent It Is Impossible to say.
It was felt by the observers that had
the answer been a complete acceptance
of our terms the result would have been
made public. On the other hand, It
would be a strained Inference to con
clude that the answer was unsatisfac
tory entirely, for In that case, accord-
up to the president's statement here
tofore made, his offer would have been
definitely withdrawn and the war re-
umed with greater energy than before.
It would Beem that there could scarcely
be a pood reason In this case for with
holding the result of the conference.
On the whole It Is rather to be con
cluded that a middle result was ob
tained, that Spain was found to have
attached certain conditions to her ac
ceptance of the president's terms, but
that the latter was not disposed to
regard the Injection of the new mat
tor ns sufficient In Itself to warrant an
Immediate termination of the peace
negotiations. According to this view,
the president has taken exception to
some ot the Spanish conditions, but has
allowed n last opportunity for them to
be withdrawn or modified.
The Spanish reply Is said to be di
vided Into live points or heads, namely:
Cuba, Porto Illco, Ladrone islands, oc
cupation of Manila, and appointment
of a commission, which are trented In
the order named. So far as could be
learned no mention Is made of the
Cuban debt. The retention of arms
and ammunition by the Spanish troops
comes In for Indirect reference under
the head of Cuba.
In the absence of an official state
ment It Is impossible to give the Span
ish position on the several American
conditions. Hut the following is from
the best information obtainable: In
treating each subject Cuba, Porto HI
co, Ladrones, Manila and peace com
mission an acceptance In some cases
Is understood to relate to conditions
somewhat different to those laid down
by the American government. As to
Cuba, the American terms demanded
the evacuation of the Island, without
specifying the future form of govern
incut. The Spanish reply Is said to
accept the principle that Spanish sov
erelgnty over Cuba will terminate, but
It is understood to take up the future
government of the Island, and, because
of the extent ot Spanish Interests
there. It Is said to take the view, either
express or implied, that the united
States should administer the affairs of
the Island. As to the time of evacu
ating Cuba, this Is a detail which the
Spanish reply Is said to regard ns
among many which can be left to the
commission for final determination.
The American conditions as to Porto
lileo, the Ladrones, Manila, etc., are
believed to be accepted, but the topics
are treated at some length, and it will
require the full text to show how fa.-
the languago used may bo construed
as an acceptance. The provision as tu
the commission Is assented .to. The
commission Is to consist of five com
missioners on each side, with Paris as
the probable meeting place. The Span
ish reply Is said to develop somewhat
the scope of the commission, leaving to
It not only the determination of the fu
ture of the Philippines, but also the de
tails involved In the arrangement of
a lasting peace.
The outcome of the conference Is un
known, but the best opinion obtain
able Is that the matter Is still open,
that Ambassador Cambon will report
to Spain the results of his efforts and
the desires of this government, and that
another reply from Spain as to somo
details will bo necessary to a final con
elusion. There were Just four parties
to the conference President McKlnley
and Secretary of State Day on one side,
and M. Cambon, the French ambassa
dor, and his first secretary of legation,
M. Thelbaut, presenting the case of
Spain.
When the ambassador and his secre
tary entered the White House It was
fi:40 o'clock. The president and Sec
retary Day Immediately Joined them
In the library. It was noticeable that
Secretary John Moore and Assistant
Secretary Adee, both of whom are au
tliorltles on diplomatic phraseology,
and one or the other ot whom has been
called Into conference on previous 00-casions.-were
present. When the meet
ing endfvl It was five minutes past 7.
Secrettiry Day returned to the White
House about 9:30. Meantime Secretaries
Alger, Ullss, Postmaster General
Smith and Attorney General Griggs
had arrived at the executive mansion.
The five members of the cabinet re
mained In conference with the presi
dent until 10:30 o'clock. Assurance was
given that the conference did not
amount to a formal meeting of the cab
inet, although the reply submitted by
the Madrid government was discussed.
At the conclusion of the conference
Secretary Alger said that nothing could
be given out about the reply of the
Spanish government, Indicating that It
was a subject for further consideration
than had yet been given It.
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nourishing food drink to tike the place of
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who havo used It because when properly
picparcd It tastes like tlio finest colic but Is
free from nil Its injurious properties. Grain.
Oulds diuoitlon anil strengthens tlio norves.
It Is not a stlmuUut but a health bulkier,
ami children, ns well ns adults, can drink It
with great benefit. Costs about 1 as much aj
roQeo. 15 and S5o.
It
mped Fiirmor DIcm or itroltmi itt ul r.
WllllaniBport, ra.. Aub. iu. Tltomus
J. Btreheluh, of Montourovllle, wlioBe
uVath occurred last Wednesday, was
victimized out of 2,&00 by bold awln
dlers. The Iosh of this lari;o amount
preyed on Mr, Strebeliih'B mind. Ho
took to his bed, lapsed Into a comatos
condition, und died In four duys.
Alnzvllvur makes a lazy man. Burdock
lllood Hitters is tho natural, tiovor falling
rome dy for a lazy liver.
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, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
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and has the signature of Oyfc: wrap
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Scarcity of Food Affects Evon tho
Richest Glass.
SLAUGHTERING DOGS AND HORSES
Ilrerro iKstiptl Atltlmi'I.hm Klitrv of
J'rlvttte I'romlsos 1'or Solzitfo of
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Mnnlln, via Hotif: IIonR, Aujr. 10. The
Frnrclty of food now affects even tho
richest class in Mnnlla. There Is no
meat, bread or Hour, except a very
small reserve, chiefly laid under requi
sition for the Kpnnlsh troops. Thfi
newspapers, thnut'h rlRldly censored,
admit that Hip famine and the un
precedented rnlns are causing on epi
demic. They pretend that the disorders
nrp trivial Intestinal ailments, but It
Is bpllcved most of tliPin are dysentery,
due to wretched food and the danrjerous
character of the water. A number of
persons are HI.
An abattoir has been established for
slaughtering htmses und dogs. ThP
newspapers admit that the military
bakers are reduced to the necessity of
using rice, the stock of which will
shortly be exhausted. The stock of
fuel, too, Is exhausted, and the bakers
are burnlns doors and window frames.
It Is Impossible to eat uncooked rice.
A decree has been Issued authorizing
the entry of private premises and the
seizure of cattle and horses there for
a nominal payment, made In worthless
drafts. Several animals belonging to
Uritlsh owners have been taken, though
there were plenty belonging to Span
ish owners that had not been seized.
An attempt was made to selzo the In- J
dispensable pony of the consular physi
cian, and considerable Indignation has
been expressed. There may possibly be
some trouble over It.
The Iirltlsh consul, who has been
almost constantly 111 of late, has been
absent for a week, but the vice consul
Is unwearying In the energy and tact
with which ho smoothes away antl
Drlltsh ftlctlon.
There has been some desultory light
ing. The Insutgents deny that they
have offered to Join the Spaniards
against the Americans, Insisting that
their offer was only to avoid blood
shed, In the hope of reconciling some of
the Spaniards to renouncing their al
legiance to Spain, by Inducing the
Americans not to bombard the city.
It Is alleged In a dispatch officially
published here that Germany Is com
bining with ltussia to prevent the cap
ture of Manila, and that, therefore,
Admiral Dewey and General Merrltt
will refrain from attacking the city;
that the American resources are ex
hausted; that Admiral Cervera, on Is
suing from Santiago harbor, was vic
torious and captured Admiral Samp
son, afterward bombarding American
ports; that the Cherokees and the ne
groes in the United States have re
belled; that President McKlnley has
been mobbed; that Admiral Camara
Is at Singapore, that he Is going to land
In the south Philippines; that the allied
Spanish fleets will annihilate Admiral
Dewey, and, finally, that the climate Is
decimating the American soldiers.
The rumor is current here that the
Insurgents, fearful that peaco will be
concluded between Washington and
Madrid, and that the Americans will
withdraw from the Philippines, are
consequently the more strenous In their
desire and efforts to capture Manila.
Sunday night there was a heavy bom
bardment, with heavy modern shells.
It Is generally believed In the city
that the Americans assisted, and the
papers publish lists of Americans al
leged to have been killed, Including
some names of rank.
On Sunday many shots entered the
town. Severn! reached the citadel It
self and It Is reported that some ladles
were killed. There was a frightful panic
Inside the walls, women and children
shrieking and praying in their terror
the whole night through. One shot
caused 20 casualties at the Luneta bat
tery, another exploded at tho Malate
barracks, killing five. The troops
turned nut just in time to save Malate
fort und the magazine. The Insurgents
shuweted lurue and small shots with
such piet'lsiim that the garrison be
lloved the whole American army and
lleet were concentrating their lire.
The Iirltlsh consul here died uf dys
entery yesterday, but his remains can
not be burled in the Protestant ceme
tery on account of the Insurgents.
For four days a typhoon has raged.
The suburbs have been flooded, the
trenches swamped and the sandbags
dissolved. Disease Is raging. Mere in
fants of 13 years of age are enlisting;
they become ofllcers and light in the
trenches. The newspapers applaud
what they should condemn as a crlmo.
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At Ottuwa Ottawa, 11; Sprinitlleld, C.
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Trenton, Aug. 10. The United Brew
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yesterday In tho office of tho secretary
of the state, The Incorporators aro
Frederick Dwlght, of Brooklyn; Philip
Aherns and Hectory W. Thomas, of
Now York; Sherman Uvarts, Plaln
fleld, and John J. Trcacy, of Jersey
City.
Itching nllcs? Nevermind if everything
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IniiniilU's Km- culm,
Savannuh, Aug. 10. Tho transports
Lcona and Minnewaskn arrived here
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The Third battalion of tho Fifth regi
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The Third leKlmi'iit will sail on the
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REVIEW OF TROOPS.
A Magnificent Military Pageant at Chicka
mauga Park 40,000 Men
Took Part.
ChlekamnugH Park. On., Aug. 10.
Not since General Sherman revlpwed
the grnnd nrmy at the rinse of the civil
war has thpte been such an Imposing
and magnillcciit military pageant us
Hint witnessed on the historic Holds of
C'hickmnnugR Park yesterday. An
111 my of 40.MUO men look part In the
greut 1 c view. The regiments were
graded by divisions, and each division
whs ncconijiatilpil 4jy Its ambulance
train. At k o'clock all the commands
futmi'd In line of regiments In columns
of masses.
At the llrlng of a gun at 8:30 a. m.
the commands turned out In light
marching older, headed by General
Frank's division, and proceeded In
the dlrei tliiii of the reviewing stand In
the open near Snodgiess hill. As Gen
eral Prank's division came Into the
open thi' leglments moved forward In
the order which they are brigaded, and
passed the reviewing stnnd, company
nt tt time, Until the whole army had
passed In review. The movement be
gun nt b:30 a. in., and It wns 12:30 p. m.
before the last company passed the
stand.
The magnlllietit spectacle was wit
nessed by a large crowd of spectators,
who were thrilled with the scene as
the regiments marched by In the most
perfect order, keeping time to the mar
tini strains of a score of letiimental
bands und Ihld music organizations.
It was u ni l in- laiily witnessed In the
history of it nation, und the cleverness
and the skill ultli uhkh it was car
rli d uut wu .1 hli,'h r nnuillment to
both thi im 11 iiinl nflii 1 rt In command.
(Ipiii-rnl llr-'i khiridt,)' us no less
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