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rilC EXCBUENCE OF SYRUP OP FIGS
is duo not only to tlio orlrriualtly nutl
simplicity of tlio i-ouiMitittlnii, but nl.so
to tlio care nntl sitlll with which it is
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mly, a knowledge of that fact will
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imitations iimnufnctiiml by oilier par
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as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
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Sovornl llunilruil HliotH Ono Neirro
Itonorted Kilted, Sovornl Wounded.
Pana, Ills., Sept. 29. Striking union
coal miners and Imported negroes en
gaged In a pitched battle In the main
street of tills city last night. Several
hundred shots were exchanged. No
one was wounded In the ranks of the
union men. The negroes were driven
from the city to their stockades, car
rying with them, It Is believed, a num
ber of wounded comrades. One of the
negroes Is reported to have died soon
after reachlnir the stockade. Desul
tory firing continued all mldnlcht In
the vicinity of the stockades.
The negroes from the stockades at
the Sprlngslde and Penwell mlneM were
making demonstrations on Second and
Locust streets, the principal streets In
the city, by parading heavily armed.
The union miners were In session at
their hall, where a Chicago labor
leader was speaking. One of the ne
groes appeared at tho foot of tho
miners' hall and engaged In a quarrel
with a union white miner. Ollicer
Samuel Smith Immediately arrested
the black, and was escorting him to
Jail, when he was closed In on by a
posse of negroes who, pointing their
revolvers at Smith, threatened to kill 1
him If he did not release tho prisoner. '
Smith continued on his way to Jail with
the prisoner. Union miners and others,
meanwhile, went to Smith's assistance
and the necroes were driven back. I
Smllh took his prisoner to Operator
Geore V. Penwell's store, and upon
Penwcll's standing for the negro's
line he was released.
Uefore Smllh had released his pris
oner, however, the negro posse had
been reinforced and assumed a threat
ening attitude toward the white men.
David MeOarvIc, leader of the union
miners, clubbed one of the blocks over
the head with a revolver. It Is said. For
half a block McGarvic forced the ne
groes to retreat, and then a few shots
were fired. The negroes retreated In
double quick time to their stockades.
They secured rifles, returned to Lo
cust street and challenged the miners
for a fight. The opposing forces lined
up on the street, the negroes with
Winchesters and the miners with shot
guns, rifles and revolvers. Neighbor
ing business houses were Immediately
closed, llshts extinguished and citizens
generally sought their homes. At the
word of command tiring commenced.
The first volley, It Is asserted,
was fired by the negroes. The
union men responded with a vol
ley, and heavy firing continued for live
minutes. Much of the shootlnc was
wild and entirely harmless to the white
men, who finally drove their enemies
In full retreat to the stockades.
A second encounter between whites
nnd blacks occurred 20 minutes after
the first battle near the Penwell stock
ade, but the firing was scattered, and
It Is not believed to have been a seri
ous engagement. The miners had full
charge of the business streets all night.
Desultory rifle leports could be heard
from the Penwell and Sprlngslde stock
ades, but no person would venture Into
the streets near the mines, and very
few loitered about the business or
residence sections. The union miners
say the battle of lost night Is only a
foretaste of what may be expected to
follow. They blame Operator Penwell
for the trouble, and say they will swear
out warrants charging him with In
citing last night's riot.
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Tho case of Mrs. M. B. Reed, tho estimable wife of tho leading
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and became much worse. My limbs would all draw up, and my left arm and
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prominently. One physician pronounced it a light stroke of paralysis. I
would have throbbings in my chest that seemed unendurable. For three
months I could not sleep, and for three weeks I did not close my eyes in sleep.
I thought I could not stand it. I just prayed for sleep, and felt that if relief
did not como I would soon bo dead or insane. My physicians (two from
What Cheer, one from Springfield, and ono from Slgourncy), all agreed there
was no help for me; that I was incurable. January 1802: Catching at a last
straw as I thought, I tried Dr. Miles' Nervine, and it helped me from tho very
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Nervine. I am now perfectly well and have not taken the medicine for over
four months." Mus. Addik Reed.
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Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 29. The chaotic
conditions of tho delegates to the state
Democratic convention was accentu
ated last nlsht by a contest precipi
tated by the action of the committee
on credentials In confirming the slttlne
delegations In the three districts of
Krle and seating the contesting dele
gates In the First and Third of Mon
roe. This action, If npproved, would
probably give control of the next state
committee to ex-Senator II 111. and this
morning It Is asserted that Mr. Croker
and Tammany will light the adoption
of the leport on the lloor of the con
vention today. It Is also asserted that
.the Tammnny delegates, llndlng the
up-state sentiment strongly against
Van Wyck, have thought of taking up
Judge D. Cady Ilerrlck, of Albany, us
their candidate, to prevent ex-Senator
Hill nomlnutlng Mr. Stanchlleld and to
combat an idea that Hill has defeated
Croker.
It Is generally conceded that Mr.
Dantorth will go Into the convention
with more votes than any other can
didate, but not enough to nominate.
The Stanchlleld boom has grown rap-
I Idly, and many Tammany men are
talking of It. All night the leaders
have been fighting hard, and there Is
proiiilse of a heated session today un
less some understanding Is arrived at.
The light seems to be the delegates be
low the Ilronx against those above It,
nnd so far the latter are In the ascend
ancy. It Is probable that the con
vention will finish by tonight.
It Is not possible this morning to
give any Idea of the names that will
probably go on the ticket. To some
newspapaer men last night Mr. Croker
said that Mayor Van Wyck was not a
candidate, but there is no general In
dication that he has been withdrawn
permanently. The only thing decided
finally upon last night, and not subject
to change. Is thnt there will not be any
mention either of the Chicago national
platform or of silver. Long before the
pint form committee met there were In
dications that this was so. In the brief
session of the convention yesterday
Delegate J. C. Pierce, of Montoe, offer
ed a resolution Indorsing the Chicago
Platform, but was not allowed to speak
uiion It. and It was not read. Still
later In the day the silver adherents
applied to tho committee on resolutions
to nut in a nlank of Indorsement, but
met with lefusal.
The result of all this was a meeting
of a number of the silver men and the
selection of a state ticket, which they
claim they will put In the field If they
nre not recognized. The proposed tick
et Is: For governor, William Clark
nf Osweco: lieutenant governor, Charles
n. Matthews, of Krle; secretary of
state, A. C. Flske. of New York: comp
troller. Levi S. Lewis of Albany; state
treasurer, John G. Iloyd of New York:
nttorney general. A. D. Wales, of
Broome; state engineer. Martin Schenck
of Rensselaer.
There were some other pKases of the
silver question which were quite amus
ing, and displayed scientific politics
upon the part of those in charge of the
party affairs, who ore for a state plat
form without mention of national Is
sues. It was called to attention 4hat
Hosea H. Itockwell, of Chemung, who
presided to-dny over the committee on
platform hasalways beennsllver Demo
crat, and yet will have to read from
the stage of the convention a platform
devoid of any commendation of the
ChUago platform.
Then late in the afternoon It was an
nounced that the selection for perma
nent chairman of the convention had
fallen upon Frederick Schraub. of Jef
ferson, who was a candidate for lieu
tenant governor on the state silver
men's ticket two years ago. When the
silver Democrats heard of there Ironi
cal movements on the part of the or
ganization Democrats they declined to
talk, but there is every Indication that
they nre quite willing to believe that
their support Is somewhat weakened
by these movements.
DISASTROUS PRAIRIE FIRES.
Ono llliucli or Klvo TlioiiMind Cuttlo
llllriled to Dentil,
Denver, Sept. 2D. A prairie lire, prob
ably stntted by a spnrk from a locomo
tive, has burned over thousands of
acres of grazing lands between Kiowa
nnd HIJou crerkK, In Morgan county,
nnd destioyed thousands of ton of hay.
Ituncliman W. C Miller and his wife
and child had a narrow escape from
being burned to death. The womnn
and the child weie badly burned. Had
It not been for the piompt work of the
railroad men and others nt Corona
the town would have been entirely de
stroyed, (iolnsr townrd the appornch
ing lire for a mile buck fires were
started, and In this munner the danger
averted. Thousands of nend of cattle
are threatened with destruction by the
foiest fires.
In Kngle county, where the llarnes
seem to be spreading more rapidly than
In other sections of the state, ranch
ploperty has been buincd aud the furm
ers.wltb their stock, have been trying
to get out of the pnth of the fires for
a week past. One large bunch of nbout
B.000 head of cattle was entirely sur
rounded by fire, nnd have undoubt
edly been destroyed by this time.
Despatches from various points In
the forest fire belt Indlcute that the
fires ate spreading, and that unless
something Is done to cheek their fur
ther progress, the loss will be almost
beyond computation. As it Is now
some mining camps ure threatened with
destruction, and many rnnrhes nre
doomed.
At I ted CHIT the tires are within ten
miles of the ton n and citizens are or
ganizing to light their advance. A
despatch states that It Is fenred that
the little mining settlement at Holy
Cross, near Ited Cliff, has been de
stroyed. Ono Minnie Ctu uli CuruMimrisospcunIo by
iU quick cures ami eliililicn may take it in
laruu iiuaiiiiticD without the leat Hunger, it
Iina won for Itself the licit leputation of any
prcpanition used today fur colds, croup,
tickling in tho throat or obstinate coughs. (I
II, Haccnbucli.
Killed By n pntilh Sentinel.
San Juan de Porto Hleo, Sept. 29.
Word has reached here that a Porto
Itlcan, residing at Aguadllla, near May
aguez. asked protection of both the
American and Spanish troops against
depiedatlons by outlaws, which was
predicted would occur. In response
to his request the American authorities
sent to his residence two soldiers of a
Kentucky regiment, who arrived there
after dark. The resident had not noti
fied the Spaniards that he had request
ed American protection, and some
Spanish soldiers, who had been sent
to guard his house, arriving after the
Americans, mistook the latter for out
laws. In the confusion resulting the
Spaniards tired, unfortunately killing
one of the Americans.
F P H M EL
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could hardly keep iny hands oir It, tlio Itching
Kui k swore. Hinall bubbles would open,
emit: in 'a w.ircr bua babotancc, apparently
lh i . of the leading doctors hero
trr it i - 'ird applied tlio usual physician's
retiipilli' v itliout benefit. Sly brother rec
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powder in the basement of a four-story
building nt 410 North Fourth street,
occupied by C. and W. McLaln, fish
ing tackle and sporting goods, blew out
the front of the structure yesterday
and set tho building on fire. Three
women Jumped from the third story
while the firemen were endeavoring to
reach thenp One of these, Pauline
Uerger, died last night, and Florence
Hlgby Is dying. Several fliemcn were
seriously Injured.
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Halifax. N. S Sept. 29. A special
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fax exhibition from Pictou crashed Into
a working train near Stellerton. James
Sproull and Mlcjiael O'Hiien. engineers.
W. U. Henderson ana jonn it. mo-
Kenzle, firemen, und William Cameron,
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cortaiiiiy saved mauy from Consumption
Sold liy P. D, Klrllu, and n guantntce.
nnot ti.v n oturiin .".iiiitmr.
Santa Monica, Cab, Sept. 29. While
Governor Smith, of the Pacific branch
of the National Soldiers' Home, near
this place, waa coming to Ills head
.iunrtern yesterday, Albert G. Bradley,
who has been an Inmate of the homo for
flvo years, taire up behind him and
shot at him live times, three bullets
taking effect. The Fiitgeons think the
wounds are not fatal. At times Brad
ley has acted Htrangcly. nnd It was
supposed he was mentally unsound, Ho
was arrested. Smith wns formerly
governor of tho Soldleis' home nt Leav
enworth, hut wnt transferred ufter be
ing charged wl ii cruelty to soldiers.
In 1897 his hon.e in Leavenworth was
wrecked by dynamlle. Joseph W. Oli
ver, a resident nf the home, was con
victed of the ciiine.
Unless the
proper precau
tious are taken,
death will lurk
in every home.
It dogs the foot
steps of hus
band, wife and
children alike.
If the husbaud
Is an ambitious
man, the
chances arc
that he will
overwork and
ir overworry aud
r take insufE
cient time to
1 rpfit. pat nnd
QGT sleep. At first
ai lie may i e e l
hut tritlitur ill
1 effects from his
indiscretion.
Then he will
suffer from headaches, loss of appetite, loss
of sic p. lassitude in the morning, drowsi
ness dmmg the day and a general "out-of-sorts"
fieling If these conditions are
neglected almost any serious malady may
be the i csult Frequently it 16 sonn- nerv
ous disorder or dread consumption Dr
Pierce's (golden Medical Discovery is the
best medicine for hard-working men. It
gives edge to the appetite, makes digestion
and assimilation perfect, invigorates the
liver and purifies and enriches the blood
It is the great blood - maker and flesh
builder. It cures c3 per cent, of all cases
of chronic or lingering, bronchial, throat
and lung affections.
All too frenuentlv. death docs the foot
steps of the wife, in the guise of weakness
ami disease of the delicate and important
argaus mat near tne uuraens oi witetiooa
and maternity. There Is an unfailing cure
for disorders of this nature. It is Dr.
Pierce's I'avorite Prescription. It acts di
rectly on the sensitive organs concerned,
naklng them strong, healthy and vigorous,
(t fits for wifehood and motherhood.
They are sold at all medicine stores.
During early childhood death lurks in
every corner for these fragile innocents.
The mother can only protect her babes by
acquiring some practical medical knowl
edge. Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser imparts this knowledge. For a
paper -covered copy send 21 one -cent
stamps, to cover cost of mailins; only, to
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