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WARREN EVENING MIRROR, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1908. LIvar be only ft Mnd liver, or Hvst. Lt would be a stupid weV thing teat a weary or starved man ha lagged in bis work. So In treating the lagging, torpid liver It li a great mistake to lash it with strong drastic A torpid liver Is but an Indication of an ill-nourished, enfeebled body whose organs are weary with over work. Start with the stomach and allied of digestion and nutrition.

Put them in working order and see how quickly your liver will become active. Dr. Golden Medical Discovery has made many marvelous cures of-liver lily its wonderful control of the organs of digestion and nutrition. It restores the normal activity of the stomach, Increases the secretions of the blood-making glands, cleanses thu system from poisonous accumulations, and so relieves the liver of the burdens imposed upon it by the defection of other organs. If you bitterer bad tsste in the Kom- tar.

poor or Variable appetite, coated foal breath. cokstlBSted or inwnlar bowels, red weak, eeslli tired, Qespondaat, freaueat headaches, jnin 4r of VDiwtar or distressed tfeTtajr la Uroat after and symptomi weak and torpid 11 more BromptlrfT en Complete State Ticket Nominated by Ohio Democrats. J. CAMPBELL FOR SENATOR MfthaBffiUy tbfn MMh f- Piscbvftrj. only put of tie symptoms will be preeont kt one tlmo fccd yet point to torpid liver or bUloniaeM and weak stomach.

Avoid all hot bread and biscuits, criddle cakes and ether indiregttble food and Medical Discovery" rerularir nd stick to its OM until you are vigorous and strong. The "Discovery" la non-secret, non-ales- hollc. Is ilycerlc extract of taodlct- pal wtth a full list of its intredlonti printed on bottle-wrapper and attested ucder oath. Its ingredients arc endorses and extolled fey the most eminent medical writers of tha are and are recommended to core the dlsoacea for which It is adrised. Don't accept a substitute of unknown composition for non-secret vxmoixm coupoamoir.

Movements of Pacific Fleet. Washington, May change In the order governing the movements of the Pacific fleet, commanded by Rear Admiral Dayton, was announced at the navy department by the operation of which tho vessels will remain at San Francisco until May 15, they will "sail for a Southern cruise The original orders to Admiral Dayto" contemplated the departure of his fleet OIL the 9th inst, the day following the naval review. Says Stage of Crisis Is Over. Paris, May Pierpont Morgan arrived here from Italy He was interviewed by a representative of a local news agency and said the acute Stage of financial crisis had passed, that the situation evidently had ameliorated and that it was only a question of time. Mr.

Morgan declared his own health to be excellent. Mayor Johnson Worsted In His Fight Against Harmon In a Bitter and Exciting Contest--Johnson a Delegate- at-Large and Two of His Friends on State Ticket. Columbus, May a tumultous Convention, characterized by intense factional feeling, Democrats of Ohio nominated Judwn Harmon, formeily attorney general of the United States under President Cleveland, for governor and endorsed William Bryan and instructed the Ohio delegates to tne national convention to vote for him for president. A complete state ticket was nominated, former Governor James B. Campbell of Butler county was endorsed for United States senator and delegates and altei-nates at large to tho national convention were selected.

National issues were -left to the Denver convention and the platform adopt- deair solely with state Questions, attacking the administration of various Republican state officers and endorsing especially the initiative and referendum in state and local legislation and the taxation of franchises. Johnson's Fight Against Harmon. Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland, after having met defeat in the opening session Tuesday night, renewed his fight against Judson Harmon for control of the convention, but he was again worsted in one of the most bitter and exciting contests ever witnessed in an Ohio convention. Alrb-mgh his victorious opponents, follo-n it of State Executive Chairman HaiTey Garber of Greenville, held out to him an olive branch in the tender of two places on the state ticket, Johnson declined to exter Into any agreement and strove to prevent the placing of the names of any of bis followers on the ticket. The ticket follows in parf Governor, Judson Harmon; lieutenant governor, L.

Rockwell, judges of supreme court, Hugh T. Mather, George B. Okey; secretary of state, J. H. Newman auditor, Durbin; treasurer, D.

S. Cramer, attoynev general, Tiino- Woman's Watchword Is Modesty. Whatever threatens woman's delicate sense of modesty, frightens her. For this reason many a woman permits disease of the delicate womanly organs to become aggravated because she cannot bring herself to submit to the ordeal of unpleasant questionings, offensive examinations, and obnoxious focal treatments, which most physicians think necessary. J)oubtless thousands of the women who have taken advantage of Dr.

Pierce's offer of free consultation by letter have been ted to do so by the escape thus offered from a treatment repugnant to modesty. ed and ia invaluable in allaying and subduing nervous excitability, irritability, nervous exhaustion, prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, St. Vitus'a dance, and other distressing, nervous symptoms commonly attendant upon functional and organic disease of the uterus. It induces refreshing sleep and relieves mental anxiety and despondency. Any sict woman may write to Dr.

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Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has been long hailed as a God-send to It makes weak women strong and sick women well. It enables women suffering from "female weakness," prolapsus uteri, retroversion, antever- sion, and other displacements of the organs distinctly feminine, to cure themselves'right the privacy of their homes. Pelvic catarrhal drains, painful or irregular-periods, backache, frequent headaches, weak nerves, dragging-down pain or distress in the lower abdominal, or pelvic, region, gnawing sensation in stomach, dizziness, or faint spells, and kindred xmditions and symptoms are cured by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.

It is not a secret or patent medicine, agtnst the use of which most people of intelligence naturally object, but is, in fact, tne "Favorite Prescription" of a regularly educated and experienced physician in the treatment of woman's peculiar ailments and who is not afraid to publish all its ingredients, as he does, on its bottle-wrapper, attesting the correctness of the same under oath. purc'flyce'nc prin- ciptas found in our most valuable native, rooU, attMted by many of the eminent medical writers and teachera of the MTeral tchoola of practice. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription ia a scientist itedicine, carefully devised by an and skill ul phyiician, and adaptia woman's delicate system. It iirmmde'of native American medicinal note and ia perfectly harmless in Itt condition of femmlt apoirerfnl invigorating tonic vorite Prescription" imparts strength to the whole system and to the organs distinctly feminine in particular.

For over-worked, worn-out," run-do-wn debilitated teachers, milliners, drew- makera, seamstresses, shop-girls," boufie-keepers, nursing mothers, and feeble women generally, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription the greatent earthly boon, being nnequaled an appeuiing cordial and restorative tonic. toothing and strengthening ner- it given it a meaning ever broadening the increasing breadth-of knowl- You can't afford to accept a seerei nostrum aa a substitute for this PBOVKH KEMEDY OF XKOWN COMPOSITIOSr. Blood is The Life." Science has never gone beyond the above simple statement of scripture. But it has illuminated that statement and with edge.

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manifestations of impure In the cnre of scrofulous swellings, enlarged glands, open eating ulcers, or old sores, the Golden Medical Discovery" performed the moot marvelous cures. In cases ef old or open eating ulcers, it frjvell to apply to open sores Dr. Pierce's All-Healing Salve, which postetoM wonderful healing potency when used an application to the in conjunction with the Discovery" constitutional treatment, don't happen Jo Sal in Mock, yoq it by -Inclosing fifty- stamps to Dr. ft. BoffsJo, 1 to yoa by return post.

keep it well ttM i Medical Discovery." Yoa lay Uogan Delegates-at large, Tom L. W. S. Thomas, W. Hanley and Matthew U.

Denver. Dramatic scenes attended the nom- nation or ernor of Judson Harmon, -whose home delegation was divided for and against Mm. He was opposed by Atlee Pomerene of Canton, C. Sandles of Ottawa and Isaac R. Sherwood jof.

Toledo. Mayor Jotuison nominated Pomerene as a roan who stood upon every plank in the platform, who has always voted for Bryan and "not like some who in 1896 glorified in the downfall of Bryan." Alfred Cohen ol Cincinnati, who presented Harmon's name, said his candidate was broad enough to carry the state for himself and Bryan and declared that Johnson himself was not consistent in the support of Bryan. During the first roll call there was almost a riot among the Hamilton county (Cincinnati) delegation, re- suiting from the ill-feeling engendered by John Molloy's seconding the nomination of Pomerene In behalf of a minority of the delegation from Harmon's home county. Molloy was hissed by some of his fellow-delegates and the delegation became so wrought up while a poll was taken that the police were called to prevent hostilities. Overtures For Harmony.

Owing to the delay in taking the poll Hamilton county was the last to cast its Harmon's nomination hung In the balance and Hamilton county could have made it certain on the first ballot, but her 93 votes were divided, for Harmon, for Pomerene and 1 for Sandles, making the total for Harmon 463 or 11 fewer than necessary. Pomerene received 381 votes, Sandles 97 and Sherwood 4. Congressman Sherwood, whow name had been presented by a man not a delegate, and despite the protests of the Lucas county (Toledo) delegation, withdrew his name, and on the second ballot Harmon received 512 votes, Pomerene 381 and Sandles 79. Harmon was nominated. During a recess following the nomination of the candidate for governor, opponents of Johnson made overtures for a harmony agreement but in vain, and when the convention reconvened the entire list of counties was called without drawing forth any name for lieutenant governor.

When the name of James M. Williams of Cuyahoga county was later presented Mayor Johnson -withdrew It, but his authority to do so was questioned and Williams' name went befcre the convention. David Rockwell of Kent, a bitter political opponent of Mayor Johnson, was nominated for lieutenant governor, however, over Williams and M. S. Chase of Marlon on the first ballot Notwithstanding the refusal of Mayor Johnson to accept a harmony agreement early in the afternoon as the session of the convention dragged out the tension relaxed and the nominations for attorney general and treasurer ol state were thrown to can- didates known to be favored by tht Cleveland mayor, and" when it to the selection of delegates-at-larg to the national convention Mayoi Johnson was chosen as one of the "big four" by acclamation.

There was a fight over the endorsement of a candidate for United States senator. The name of former Gover nor James E. Campbell was the only one presented. A delegate attempted to present the name of M. Ingalls of Cincinnati, but he ruled out ol order.

On roll call 647 votes were cast for Campbell. There were 253 DR. A. W. CHASE'S CATARRH POWDER is sent direct to diiwuad parts by Improved Blower.

Healfl the clears the air pcimcw, inthetnraatand rtnanently euro Catarrh and IT Fever. No harrnf ul drum. 25o, blowor ree; all dealers or Dr. A. W.

Buffalo, N.Y. "(For by Gwugtaa. Swore to Maintain the Catholic liglon and Integrity of the Realm. Lisbon, May 7. Maniifl, the boj king of Portugal, solemnly took the oath of allegiance to his people and with all the traditional courtly observ anco proclaimed thP rulei of the nation The dav was observed as a holiday, and tho city as aglow In brilliant Piuibhine and niyiiad of flags and Thiaugh the sti cots, which wcif lined with tioops and llllod thiongs ot people, King Manuel, accompanied by tho high dlgnltailes, drove in the state coach to the parlia nipnt house.

The balconies of the houses along the route thiough which the piocesslon passed weie strllcinglv hung with tapestries, flags niul sti earners and woio ciowded with women who eagerly loaned over the railings to catch a glimpse of tho king as he smaitlv rodo by, closely gnauled by troopers. The ceremonies occunr-d In tho presence of a brilliant assemblage made up of peei deputies, coui Cunc tionaries, members of the diplomatic corps and their wives, the delegates to tho International Telegraphic conference now being held In this city, tho patilajch of Lisbon and all the prelates of Portugal, as well as a large gathering of women of the nobility. King Manuel, who presented a striking figure In his cloak of velvet and ermine, and who was followed by heralds and pages, was ceremoniously escorted to the throne. On his majesty's right, resting on a'credence table, was tho royal crown, which, according to tradition, King Manuel does not wear and which Is consecrated to the Virgin Mary, the patroness of Portugal. With the crown were tho royal standaids, the sword and the crucifix and the famous missal of Goncalves, the Portuguese missionary.

Holding the royal sceptre In his left hand the king placed his right hand on the sacred book of the gospels and swore to maintain the Catholic religion and the integrity of the realm, and to observe the constitution and laws of Portugal. After the oath had been taken King Manuel read the following discourse: "My Ideal Is the nation's prosperity, and my ambition Is the winning of iny people's love." From the balcony of the parliament building Manuel was formally proclaimed king by the grand standard bearer of the realm, whereupon tho shouts of the heralds of "Long live the king" rose up, and the booming of guns carried the news throughout the city. Cough Caution poison Ifyoq Iron a simple cold only--you should andeaaethe Irritated bran, obit! Don't blindly supiceas It with a poison. stranta bow shoot. For twenty years Dr Shoop kM warned people not to takecouM or prescriptions containing Opium, Cucroforra.

or similar polaoas And now--allttla tfcoujh--CougreM "Put it on the label, If oolsooi In your Coufh Mixture Good I 1 JaisraaHerlorthlisvjffyreasonttintuers, and others, should Insist on having I)r Scoops Cough dire. No poUou marks on Dr. febelii--'aud none In the mtHliclne, It xtuist by law bo on label. And it's not only safe, but II ii nafd to bo by thoso that know it best a tiuly re- B)ttrkaila rough remedy Tako ncehanco th with your children Insist on Ipg fcr. Show's Cough Com wire tyo Phoop with othftn and note tha difference.

No potion there! You can ba on the Mia by demanding; Dr. Snoop's Cough Cure REYNOLDS DRBG CO. STREET RAILWAY SCHEDULE. City Main Lint. nja-in line cars leave the Stnith- JEMje! and GHacieraii every 15 minutes the oven, division ot tlta QUX te P.

it E. depot at minutes, 22 37 minutea and 52 mfoutes aiftec Uie hour. Conewanto Avenue Oars leave Waiting Royou ror Cone- aflgo Avenue on even hour and lifl-U hour. Leanre end of Conewwngo for Waiting Room 16 a-nd unuutcte iisi even hour. Main liaa bwin'd, leaving Waiting 'Room ftven hour will run airoujod.

Laurol loop. Qhr North Line. the HtjmtJifcwi liouee for Warwjn on iwur and hall bow 15 and 46 even hour. Sheffieiff Line. Awill letaiTe Waiting Reonn for every hour at minutes after even howr.

Last Warren for Staffietd TO: 30 P. M. coi Warren for 7 30 A. and Shefflteld for Tj30 A. M.

Warroa and Jampstawn. 'Beginning at 6 a. I leave for Jamestown every Hour on thfl evan houar, tUio last ciir lur Jajnewtown leaving at ID p. m. i flrefc car for leaves Jamestown 6:25 a.

and after tkalfc every hour 80 hour unUl 9:30 p. after irtucili hwr is BO oar lor Warren until the wMcli leovwi at Hi 10 arriving ait 12; 10. Piles! certain that tctnnf. Bleeding: and Pilau can al- and ab- volubly cured by tins ointmontthat we pomtlvaly faction or money undei. Dr.

A.W. Chase's ARMED BARN In Which Insane Murderer of Two Women Had Taken Refuge, votes in opposition to any indorsement Washington Court House, May 7. During the afternoon Atlee Pomerene, defeated candidate for governor, -Bert DeVaney, aged 43, white, a wellknown horseman and diiver of was called on the platform and Intro John Hartcock Tuesday night shot duced by Chairman Moore as a "man and klllefl MIgs Lida BIrdj aged a who never sulks and never falters." colored rl and 8hot her mo ther in iftving a edtbpiett Hit of ia plain Englitb OB itt bottle-wrapper, being attested cornet undte-oath. Dr. I Fleanuit Petteto intitor- ate the stomach, Uvtr aud boweli.

to HUM Mr. Pomerene said addressing the the inflicting a 'probably fa- convention that he was born in Holmes county and could not sulk. "You have decided who your standard Bearer shall be," he said, "and he is my standard bearer" He declared City Real Estate. New York, May value of real estate owned by the city of New York was estimated by Comptroller Metz at $2,000,000,000 when he began to make a record of all the city's holdings of property. This, he stated, would be sufficient to guarantee the Inlegrity several times ithe amount of loans the city may make under the state constitution.

For by Newell that Major Johnson had been defeated because he was not understood. Ten of the 14 Delegates Are Instructed to Vote For Secretary Taft. Hartford, May 7--The Republican convention closed Its two days' ses slon here by naming a delegation of Harris. fourteen to the Chicago convention, Darn and threatened to burn It Finally persons -ventured up to the barn tal wound, lie then ran across the town to the barn of Silas Schackel- for'l, where he took uge. Refusing to come out, Shackelford went In after him and was shot and killed by De Vaney.

Later De committed suicide It was thought De Vaney was insane. Following the shooting of the two women authorities organized a posse nnd a pyrfion of the Ohio National Guard WBS called out, permission having been given by Governor The officers surrounded the Ten of the delegation are Instructed to vote and actively work for Secretary Taft and four members go unln- structed by the district conventions which selected them While the comention was evidently as a whole strongly pro-Taft, there was some opposition to Instructing thP delegates, but the opposition was withdrawn when It became evident how strong the Taft feeling was One of the features of the day was the receipt of a message from Senators Bulkeley and Brandegee withdrawing their names as candidates for delegates-at-large. The telegram follows: "By ad vices received to the effect that the committee on resolutions may decide to report that the delegates to the national convention should be instructed, we do not desire that our names should be presented to the convention as delegates to the national convention, as we do not care convention under Into attend the itructlons." --Don't use harsh plnsics. action weakens the 1ow leads door and there saw Shackelford's body. Under they removed It to the outside.

Nothing was seen of De Vaney, but several shots having been heard it was supposed he had committed suicide Several officers entered the barn and found the man had shot himself The colored girl was a graduate of the high school De Vaney was separated from his wife, who lives in a nearby village. De Vaney called at the Bird home and on being refused admittance, fired on the girl, six bullets passing through her lungs from the back. She fell In her mother's arms, exclaiming "I'm shot to pieces," and died. De Vaney then shot Mrs Bird. SKIN CURE A SIMPLE WASH.

External Remedy for Eczema Sufferers Greatly Simplifies The Treatment. DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED Bv local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness and that is 'caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining oif the Eu3- tachian Tube When this tube is in- The re- flatned you have a rumbling sound or 'If you rare suflermg ifrorn any burning itching akin disease, the only way to cure it is to go right after the real trouble--to cure the skin itself. Thousands of patients have suflVrcd for in attcmpU to doctor their blood when the whole trouble was bacilli feeding upon the skm and causing the unsightly blotches and sores Skin specialists now prcacri'be a -simple liquid wash, easy to apply, which gives instant relief This remedy is composed of oil of wintergreen to wludi are added Scaling vegetable remedies Oil of wintergreen alone will not cure, but a coterie of experts in Chicago, headed by a noted specialist, mented with other medicinal properties until they found the proper preparation The of their efforts is called iD 'Prescription, a sure spe cific for the cure of skin diseases Here is only one instance of what Prescription has done. ir My little girl's head was a running sore D.

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