- . . CONGRESS.
. ,
Senate.
'At Hie opening of tha session the nt
Citing and mornntdus scenes of the
past week t)ad given way to a dull and
somber routine. Attendance on the
floor and In the RAllerlpt waa amall.
At 12:27 p. m. a message waa received
fruht the house of representatives an
nouncing th signature of the speaker to
the Cuban resolutions. Eight mlnutea
afterward the vice-president announc
ed hla signature to the Cuban resolu
tions. The senate Tuesday passed Mr.
Flnok'l bill allowing holders of a Junior
mortgage to enforce It without watting
for the other mortgage to expire. Mr.
Ptnwart'a (of Mahoning) bill, allowing
families and relatives of persons killed
or Injured by mob violence damages
against the county In which such vio
lence occurred, passed the aenate and
la a law.
In five hour of discussion In the
Senate Wednesday of Ita recent ac
tions upon the Cuban resolutions only
one new point was developed. That
waa made by Mr. Foraker. of Ohio, In
the course of a brief statement con
cerning the recognition of the Cuban
republic's Independence. He said:
"I think quickly, speedily, possibly
even now, on the very day when the
ultimatum has been sent to Spain, pur
suant to the resolutions that passed
here, this Government has practically
recognised the republic of Cuba, and I
think possibly It In true- we will all
know by to-morrow that the govern
ment la to-day being officially dealt
with by the representatives of this
Government, as It should be."
. Being pressed by Mr. Tillman for the
source of his Information, Mr. Foraker
replied that his Information "waa posi
tive, but not official."
Mr. Allison presented an amendment
to the sundry civil bill appropriating
and making immediately available
1-47.1.1M with which to pay to Great
tlrltaln the award for Bering sea
claims made by the joint convention
of February 2, 1896. The amendment
was agreed to.
The sundry civil bill, which hae been
pending for two weeks and which car
ries a large amount of money Intended
to be used In the strengthening of the
country's coast defense, was finally
parsed Thursday by the senate. The
naval appropriation bill was Immedi
ately taken up, and practically com
pleted, although, pending the discus
sion of an amendment concerning the
price of armor plate, the bill was dis
placed In order that the measure tem
porarily Increasing the military estab
lishment of the United States In time
of war might be considered. After a
long discussion of the bill, as amended
by the committee. It was passed.
The sundry civil appropriation bill
which passed the aenate Thursday and
waa sent Friday to a conferee commit
tee of the two houses, contains appro
priations aggregating 11,260,000 for con
tinuing the Improvements on the Ohio,
Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, au
thorlaed by previous congresses. Sen
ator Quay waa Influential enough In
the senate to have the appropriation
for this purpose retained at the high
um fixed by Representative William
A. Btone In the house. Thus, as the
Heme were not changed by the senate,
they will not be disturbed In conference
and will be In the bill when It receives
the approval of the president.
Houe.
While the Journal waa being read Mr.
Hager (Rep., Io.), chairman of the com
mittee on enrolled bills, brought In the
Cuban resolution, which had been en
rolled under his personal direction.
The speaker Immediately signed them,
and as soon as the reading of the Jour
nal was concluded, at 12:16 p. m., he an
nounced hla signature.
Mr. Groavenor then, as a question of
personal privilege, had read at the
clerk's desk an editorial in a New York
paper commenting upon hla statement
In the house on April T, that "this war
will be fought under the banner of the
Republican administration of this gov
ernment or It will not be fought at all."
Mr.,Qrosvenor explained the circum
stances under which the statement waa
made. He had been delighted with the
record the Democratic party had made
and. In the statement he had only
meant that as the present administra
tion had three yeara to run that the
war which waa upon ua must be fought
during Ita life or not at all. He had
meant no reflection and had appealed
to both sides of the house to stand by
the executive, who had been assaulted.
Mr. Dingley stated that In view of the
fact that the house had been sitting all
night and that the members were
weary, he would move to adjourn. Ar
son! In gly at 12:32 p. m., the house ad
journed. The house . Tuesday passed Mr.
Payne's bill authorising Columbus to
Issue 130,000 bonds for the relief of the'
poor fund. The bonda run from 10 to
0 yeara and bear not to exceed t per
cent Interest. The city poor depart
ment finds Itself In need of such a re
lief measure. Since the abolishment of
outdoor relief two year ago the city
haa expended more money than It had
to Ita credit In the poor fund and ac
cordingly went to the legislature for
relief.
The consideration of the contested
election case of Patterson vs, Carmack,
from the Tenth Tennessee district, waa
Interrupted Thursday in the house to
allow the passage without division of
the Joint resolution ' to authorise the
president In his discretion to prohibit
the exportation of coal and other war
material. The measure to prevent the
shipment of coal to Cuban, Porto Rlcan
and other ports, where It could be used
by Spain. The speaker signed it Just
before the house adjourned.
The House Wednesday passed aa an
emergency war measure the bill em
powering the President to call out the
volunteer forces and providing for their
.'organisation. The bill Is permanent
in Its character. The principal change
made in the bill aa introduced waa that
the appointments of all regimental of
ficers are to be made by the governors
of the States Instead of by the Presi
dent, aa waa proposed originally by the
war department. This action conforms
to the practice of the civil war. There
-waa a tremendous sensation In the
House Immediately after the reading
of the Journal when Mayor Pruden,
the President's - executive clerk, . an
nounced the President's approval of
the Cuban resolutions. The galleries
cheered and the members on the floor
applauded vigorously.
The conferees of the two houses on
the volunteer army bill reached an
agreement before Congress cpnvoned
Friday. According to this agreement
tbe Senate receded from the first
amendment concerning the time In
which the organised militia shall serve,
but the time for which all volunteera
are to be enlisted la reduced from three
years to two. .
" The 'fiber of the ramie plant," origin
ally on East Indian perennial of the
nettle family, but now cultivated fan the
West Indies, and. lo the southern part
of the United States, and used for al
most every, purpose heretofore served
by cotton, Is considered to be tbe com.
of tcat.j f ber. ' r
r-ir-c belnva nave sis ; muscles to
a , t t tiey Btay; moye It on
t ; tut hi, oovs, sheep and
if c "a, k habitually In-
" ' ! to t e m-U lo search
-ear tl ' ' ;ch their
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YOUNG AT SIXTY.
Serene comfort and happiness la ad
vanced years are realized by compara
tively few women,
' Their hard lives, their liability to se
rious troubles on, account of their pecu
liar organism and their profound Igno
rance concerning themselves, all com
bine to shorten the period of usefulness
and fill their later years with suffering-.
Mrs. I'lnkham has done much to moke
women strong. She has given advice
to many that has shown them how to
guard against disease and retain vigor
ous health In old ngo. From every cor
ner of the earth there Is constantly com
ing the most convtnelug statements
from women, showing the eflluaoy of
Lytlia, E. Hnkham'a Vegetable Com
pound In overcoming female ills. Tlcre
is a letter from Mrs. J. C. Orms, of 220
Horner St., Johnstown, Fa., which is
earnest and straight to the point t
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duty to tell all suffering women that I
think your remedies are wonderful. I
had trouble with my head, dizzy spells
and hot flashes. Feet and hands were
cold, was very nervous, could not sleep
well, had kidney trouble, pain In
ovaries and congestion of the womb.
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every way My head trouble is all
gone, have no pain in ovaries, and am
cured of womb trouble. 1 can eat and
Bleep well and am gaining In flesh. I
consider your medicine the best to be
had for female troubles. "
. The present Mrs. Flnkham'4 experi
ctice in treating female ills is unpsral
lellcd, for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydla B. Flnkham, and
for sometime past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department of
her great business, treating by letter
as many as a hundred thousand ailing
women during a single year.
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It Pats t-i know before burins
Write for Circular and Prices.
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EARNS. Manufacturer, MAITLAND, I'A.
f fland Liquor Hbl ten red In
opium&b3&
Tw) Tanners.
Speaking of tbe president of rS-ance,
Che Parts correspondent of London
Truth says: "What country but France
could produce a journeyman tanner
capable of playing an all but regal part
as well" Grant was a tanner, and
not a flrst-clnas on either. But be
was one of tbe world's greatest sol
diers. While he was not the best Pres
ident tbs country bss bad,- be was as
good as tbe average. Compared with
Urant Faure Is as a toy pistol to a
Krupp gun, and Fauro Is a good fellow
at that Chicago News.
When a bey gets hurt, it caa nover
be told how badly be to bruised until
after bs haa boas gtfrea bis Saturday
vamnsaf mirti
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A weens (Mass It asset bs great fur
to Us bask to a barber's chair a as get
share bat ss hssa't tbs foes te
wrst.-
Thane into irottr Mtioes
Allen's Foot-F,n,a pnwdnr for the feet. It
eurps nslnftil.swollen.nerTous.smnrtlnRfxot
and Instantly tnkns the stlnar out ot oorns
and bunions. It's the nrent't comfort ills
eorery of the an. AIIkh's Fuot-Enss mnkns
tlejhl or nnw shoes feel en.y. It Is a certain
sure for swentlns, callous and hot, tired,
aching foot. Try ilto-ilny. Bold brail drug
gists and shoe stores, JBe. Trlnl package
I'ltKE. Address Allen H. Olmsted, Le lloy.N.V,
ST. VITUS' DANCE, SPASMS snd all ncrv.
Otis dilate permanently cured by the uo of
Dr. Kline's (treat Nerve Restorer, fend for
r'HKB fO trial bottle and treatise to Dr.
It. II. Kllue, Ltd., Oil Arch Htreet, l'blls I'n.
A writer In the Arena declares that
EOO.OOO men now do th,e work, with the
aid of machinery, which needed 16,000,
000 persons to do a few years ago.
floT-llae far fifty Ceata
nnarsnteed tohaora habit curs, makes weak
monstrous. Mood pure. Mo, si. All Uruff una.
A cepllve bee striving to escape has
been made to record as many as 13,
540 wing strokes per minute.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is s liquid and Is tiken
Intornally, and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of thesytem. Pond for
testimonials, free. Sold by Dnimist. 7.V.
F. J. Chexet A Co., Props., Toledo, O.
Mrs. Wlnslnw's Soothing Syrup forchlldren
teething, softens the gums rediiclnn In
flammation, allays pain, cures wind cullc. SGo.
a bottle.
We think Plso's Cure for Consumption Is
the only medicine tor Coughs. J ESN IB
PlNCKAHD, BprliiKtlcld. Ills., Oct l,
The owl's eyes have no muscles by
which they enn be moved; but extra
ordinary flexibility In the muscles of
the neck enables the owl to move his
head with incredible rapidity In any
direction.
To Core Oanstlpattaa Pare
Take Cascsmta Candr Cathartic. lOo or 90.
tfC.CC. tail to ours, drtayguits refund moaey.
According to Sir Henry Irving, the
theaters and music halls of the metrop
olis give employment to 100,000 people,
and represent a capital of 3,000,000.
Fits permanently rnred. No (I ts or nervous
ness after rlrst day's use of Dr. Kline's llreat
Nerve Hestorer. fsftrial bottleand treatNe
frev.Dr.lt.il. Kl.lNE I.UI..KII Arch St.PUIla.,l'a.
A BAD COMPANION.
He Didn't Like to Correct a Lady, but
HS Had To.
The man with bronzed skin and long
Ish hair was hanging upon every word
that the charming young woman spoke,
says the Washington Star. She wai
tolling of an actress whom she greatly
admired.
"I will never forget how she looked,"
the young woman said, "She was a
beautiful as Juno."
The weather-ibeaten auditor moved
uneasily, and then sold: "I beg yer
pardon, wiles,' but I ain't euro that I
beard ycr remark Jest right."
"I said that she was as beautiful as
Juno."
"It ain't for me ter e'rejet a lady," be
began In apologetic tows.
"I am quite willing to be corrected
when there la any reason for doubt,"
she replied, In a tone wVth traces of con
geolment through it. "But I do not
perceive how this can be such a case."
"I don't persume to conterdlct no
body," he replied. "I haven't no obscr
votlons to make further than that there
alnt noaccountin' furtnstus."
"Have you ever seen this actress V
"No. miss."
"Then I don't so how you aro quali
fied to speak."
"Might I make so bold as to Inquire
whether you was as Mr west as Brit
ish Columbia?"
"Never."
"Then, miss, yon can't re'llae that I'm
standln' op fur the lady's good looks ns
much aa you are. Ye can't believe half
of what these here ffilners that come
East tell ye. If yo ain't even been sj
fur West as British Columbia, It stan's
to reason that ye can't have no 10oa ot
what a lonesome, ramshackle, frlze-up-lookln'
place Juneau is."
Mea as aMtohe Workers.
It Is an Interesting development of tbs
woman suffrage agitation that Mta
Alice Stone Black well, editor of tha
Woman's Journal, of Boston, la devo
ting a good deal of her time and atten
tion to finding situations for men aa
kitenen workers. 8 he says that tha
chief difficulty she meats In the way of
getting housework for her proteges to
do Is the conservatnun of women. In
her experience there are always mors
young mea willing to take domes tie
Berries (ban there are Yankee house
wives willing to give them a trial. 8h
affirms that kt Is aa bard to convince
some warn en ttiat men :an do housework
as K la to convince some men that a
wotnon can be a principal of a public
school. But, she continues, the women
Who venture upon the new departure
are sometimes rewarded by finding to
K a perfect solution of tbe vexed "do
mestic problem." Mrs. Isabel O. Bor
rows, wtio is one of the Innovators, pro
claims that the young man now doing
her boosework la tbs best help she baa
bad tn thtrty years. Tbe man giving
suob distinguished satisfaction is a col
lage graduata, who flnas bis sdiKevtioa
most useful tn tha kitchen. New Yor
Trlbwks.
Railways employ ticket scalpers
when they get to cutting rates.
AaJaBASTIMK IS WMATT
Alsbastlna is a durable and natural coat
ing fur walla and cetllugs sutlraly dllfaront
from all kalaomlne preparations, made
ready for vsv In white or twelve beautiful
tints by tbe simple addition of water (lat
eatmika bulun adapted to mix with cold
water), put up In dry powder form, (u 8
pound packages, with lull directions on
evsry package,
WHAT ARB KALSOMINKIf
Ksisontoes are ebtap tsiaporary prep.
MJmAm
Ha Paid for Hie Compliment.
i A Stafford Springs man will proba
bly use discretion hereafter In distrib
uting compliments. lie had been col
lecting routs among the Italian tene
ments, end at one bouse he commented
to the housewife on her baby. In a
Joking wny be told tlio woman he
would give her a rooster for the baby.
She did not seem then to be Impressed
with the offer, but a few days' delib
eration and probable ooiisnltatlon with
her husband had nnothnr offect, for on
the following Sunday she appeared at
the mou's house and off ered the baby,
at the sntne time demanding the roos
ter. It required a great amount of ar
gument ami explanation to convince
the woman that there was no market
for her chllil even at such a reasonable
price, and she could not be persuaded
to rake It home again until she had
been promised a barrel of apples.
Rockvllle (Ct.) Journal.
About 80 miles from Stockholm there
Is a large: waterfall of 100.000 horse
power. A project Is on foot for using
this to supply that city with electric
power.
Dost TstsM Spit sad flswks Torn Ml twes.
To quit tobeoce easily and forever, be sir
netio. lull of Ilia, nerve and vigor, take No-To-Bao,
tbe wonder-worker, that makes weak man
strong. All drogiu, Wo or SI. Cure guaran
teed. Booklet tuid sample free. Address
Sterling liomedy Co., Chicago or New York.
Sir Mark Anthony Tulte, Baronet,
who tiled recently In County Tlpperary
at the age of 90 years, spent more than
half a century of his life In trying; to
perfect a Hying machine.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative nrotnoOulntneTsblots. All
Drugglste refund money If It falls to cure. Sic.
In the leading navies of the world the
cost of building typical Ironclads per
ton is as follows: t'nlted Kingdom,
60; United Btates. 78; France and
Germany, 87 to 90.
Chew Star Tobacco The Beit,
Smoke Sledge Cigarettes.
Sculptors any that the perfectly pro
portioned mouth Is three-quartera of
the length of the nose.
Edaeate Tenr Hovels With Casernes ta.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation loreree.
lOo, !Uc II U u O. fail, druggists refund moaey.
MAY HAVE MEANT WELU
Bat Her Efforts Did Mot Meet with
M uch Success
It takes fully six months for a stsry
like the following to become public
property. Last season a Washington
woman, possessing both social and
charitable ambitions, elected to give a
reception. Tbe affair was to be very
exclusive. Judge of the surprise wtien
a bundle of Invitations was left at the
door of a hospital In town upon whose
board of managers Mrs. Z. serves. Tbe
invitations were found to be addressed
to the trained nurses of tbe Institution,
and great was the wonder that tbe pro
fessional ranks had been Invaded for
society recruits.
A few days elapsed, and Mrs. Z. paid
a visit to tbe hospital. Making herself
extremely agreeable, she remarked to
the nurses
, "Well, girls, I hope you received cards
to my reception?"
Smiles and acknowledgments an
swered In the alUrniative, and Mrs. .
went on complacently:
"Indeed, I waa only too glad to re
member you all. I appreciate how
much work and how llttlo play you
girls have, and I thought you would
enjoy a littlo glimpse of society fun."
"No doubt of it, Mrs. Z.," one of tlio
nurses spoke up, "but none of us aro
llkuly to bavo gowns suitable to wear
at such a function."
"Oh, that need not trouble you In the
least," returned tho smiling Mrs. Z.
"Now, my Idea Is this. Of course, I
understand yon have no evening
gowns, and that you know very few
society pcoplo, but those, facts -must not
Interfere with your getting a peep at
my guests and eating some of my sup
per. I thought tbe whole thing would
be simplified If you all came In your
pretty uniforms and caps, and took up
your stations In tho dressing rooms.
You would only have to assist the la
dies with tbolr wraps and you could see
the gowns to such good advantage,
ami " But such a chorus of Indig
nant exclamations rent the air at that
Juncture that Mrs. Z.'i sentence was
never completed.
The social veneering must be thickly
coated on Mrs. Z., for to tbis day she
does not seem to understand wby tbe
nurses meet ber advances with frigid
Indifference, and wby ber visits to the
hospital are no longer pleasant. Wash
ington Star.
Managiag the Woman with a Whip.
It has alwuys been a question with
tho country newspaper man what h
would do if an Indignant woman set
out to horsewhip him. Some years
ago W. W. Wick of Topeka was, run
ning a country -paper and si woman as
sailed him on the mala street of the
town, no gathered her up under hit
arm aad paraded around the square.
She kicked and squirmed, but be march
ed laughingly along, displaying her to
the crowd that had gathered. It morti
fied tho woman so much that she left
town on tbe first train and never both,
red the editor afterward.
arntloos manufaotured from obalks, clays,
wbltlno, eto are atuuk on tbe wall with
decaying anloiul glue. Alabatlae is a
eemeat, wblob goes through a procesa of
setting, hardens with age, enn be re-coated
ami re-decorated from time to time
without having to wusb and scrape oil Ua
old eouts before renewing,
UVCU aiCHMKSS
rnrtlcolarly throat and luug dIMenlties
wrongly attributed to other oauaes. Is tha
result of unsanitary conditions ol walla sod
ouilioga. Tblak of aavtag bex'.rooms sov.
TAPE
WORMS
A tape worm eighteen feet long at
least came on tho scene alter my taking two
( ASCAHBT. Tbis 1 am sure has eaused my
bad health for the past three years. I am still
tnking Cnsrnrnts, the only catbsrtlo worthy of
notlea b aenslhln twnnlr. "
Cl so. W. Bowles, Dalrd, Mass.
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feed vers-ln, with paper to hide them and
to absorb tbe moisture of respiration, and
an animal glue culture grouud ou Its (ace
for dlauase germ; this burlug stroug
colors added, like a eoloed sblrt, to bide
the dirt; then tblnkof "tbe nasty practice"
ol reiieutlug this papering, without remov
ing tbe old, and a number of tlmoa, at that,
as many do. Then think of a room touted
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which IsretiuteU with but little trouble or
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OLD SCAT THI WOODKM WMIffL.
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or van, win ray Mm to rtpiar in rt hn to
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THE
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MAKES
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COMBING
EASY
PRICE
1125
Columbia Tandems. $125
Columbia Chain Wheels, 75
Hartford Bicycles. . 50
lioycles,S401S35
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find Irioos
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ONE TWO CENT STAMP.
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1 l.laa aas SiaUaUkin sk lyU.. Wntta Ittalialalassi
would be dearer than Alabaatlas If sost
removlug puper Is coualdured.
TO UK.1LKUS.
Po not buy a law suit or aa Injunction
with cheap kiilaouilnea. Imitations ot Ala
baatlue, Unulrra iium tbe risk ot a suiT
for damages by svlliug au Infringement,
Atuuiut Ine Com puuy own tbe right, ooverec
by letters puteut, to aiaka aud sell wai
cOHtlag adapted to be mixed with eolaV
water. AiaUwtlue Co.. Uraud lUuiUal
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