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AWOKSTOHACH AFFECTS YOUR WHOLE BODY FROM TOP TO BOTTOM GIVES STRENGTH TO THE STOMACH, PURITY TO THE BLOOD. AMD IIFE TOTHE LUNGS. G R A K D HOTEL. Broadway & 31st SJ„ N*w York. Beatted 'wiith Eleotrio, Ice *n4 Re- jra'iing plauts, modern pium Bates lor rooms Huroijeaa plan. WM. G. UBT^JiTO. PropiLafiOf. Cobleskill, N. Y„ July 20,1899. Mr. N. C. Beclcer, Amsterdam, N. Y.: Dear Sir:—I bad a severe attack of lumbago. I applied one of Becker’s A B C plasters and it gave me great re lief. Respectfully yours, REV. G .W. HBMPBRLY. Becker’s A B C plasters can truly be called “The gi-eat rheumatic plaster.” Hundreds of people can testify to the fact that they have had quick relief from that most distressing complaint, rheumatism, by the use of Becker’s Arnica, Belladonna and Capsicum plasters. Becker’s A B C plasters can be had from any of the following drug gists, v/ho are authorized to guarantee perfect satisfaction or the price will he refunded. One single plaster, 15 cents, or 2 for 25 cents: Houck & Patrick, Gloversville, N. Y. Roht. Baird, Gloversville, N. Y\. J. S. Hamilton, Gloversville, H. Y. P. D. Ostrander, Gloversville, N. Y. C. H. Jacobs, Gloversville, N. Y’ Cole’s Pharmacy, Gloversville, N. Y. Rested & Van Arnam, Northville, Geo. Brown, Northville, If. Y. Finch & Lee, Broadalhin, N. Y. J. T. Avery, 54 W. Pulton St. B. M. Davis, 139 N. Main St. G. P. Brown, 85 N. Main S t A. M, Simmons, 16 Bleecker St. J. A. Van Auken, 17 N. Main St. ^11 MONET ill 3 | f t S W i S S S 5 » TRUSSES, 65c, iL25AND IIP M T S « D - W *And Committee Appointed to Inves tigate Charges. UTAH MAN'S ELOQUENT PLEA. Most D ram a tic Seoue In th e B o u se Diir- lug t b e Disconrse ou t h e K e solntloii. Dem o cratic Deader Ohampluns Mr. Roherts’ Cause—H is Speech In F u ll. ■WASHINGTON,’ Dec. 6 .— After a very interesting debate of three hours the house yesterday, hy a vote of 302 to 30, adopted the resolution of fered by Mr. Taylor of Ohio for the appointment of a special committee to investigate the charges against Brig ham H. Roberts, the Mormon represen tative-elect from Utah. Previously the house had rejected a substitute resolu tion offered by Mr. Richardson, the leader of the minority, to allow Mr. Roberts to be sworn in and to send the Fhole case to the judiciary committee. This substitute resolution, however, by no means commanded the full Demo cratic strength. Only 57 members vot ed for it. Of the 30 who then voted California Republican, lands, a Silverite froi )bertsbe the terms of the resolution Mr. Ro is now not only excluded from all par ticipation in the proceedings of the house until the committee reports and the house passes upon his case, hut he Is denied a seat in the hall. Whether this will be interpreted to deny him ad mission Within the chamber pending the disposition of his case is yet to he de- ssg a s s a s isn 'fhe man vlio is learning hy his m'is- takfis will lie a busy sUuleut, and, some day, a tvlse one. LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES Or 9 size smaller after using Allen’s Poot-Enso, n powdor to bo Hliakun Into the shoes. It raalccs tight or now snot's feel easy; gives instant relief to earns and bunions, It’s the greatest comfort (llHCovery of the ago. Curon swollen feet, bUstors and callous spots. Al len's Foot-Enoo is a cortalu euro for In- groTVIng nails, sweating, hot, aching foot. At nil druggists and s I kmi stores, sen. Trial paoltago PRBB hy mail, Ad- draiR Alien I. Olmitid, Li Koy, N. Y, dsable feature of the ict that Mr. Roberts’ a side of the case, our, became so absorbing that he won the sympathy many of those in the galleries and s several times showered with ap- :use. It was evident that he realized that the house was overwhelmingly against him and at times he spoke fiercely and defiantly. Mr. Taylor conducted the case upon his side. Mr. Richardson championed his resolution. During tl Grosv'enor (Rep., Ohio) ) Indig nantly repel an Insinuation hy j Roberts that the president had know- Mr. Roberts was allowed one hour in vhich to answer the charges made igainst him and did so in the following papers, thathat allll thehe docurocuments ictlons m,” continued Mr. he said, t a t d in extraordinary case should be before house. He then read a pan try on e' leral caution c ! in election c( court record: ■agraph ; McCreary on elections, containing a general caution against hasty proceed- “Now, gentlemei Roberts, \that is the statem whose book has authority in and if it is tl ' ises that arise contest, how Infir rule he observed when only a mere pro test is made against a member who pre sents himself to take the oath of office. “I next proceed to the consideration ) himself concedes to be unusual proceeding, and which my friend on this side (Mr. Richardson of Tennesi^ee) has demonstrated to be an man from Ohio bases his charge upon r That some 12 years ago midst of our conflict in the then territory of Utah over the subject of polygamy, I pleaded guilty to the charge of a misdemeanor. The gentle man seems to be oblivious to the fact that, since the date of his court record on this subject, we have had two pres idential amnesties proclaimed that have been applied to men disqualified by the Edmunds-Tucker act. has no arraigned or condemned for any crime whatsoever since the promulgation of the amnesty proclamation of the pres ident of the United States. The gen tleman seems also to forget that since the confession of that misdemeanor to which he has referred there was passed by congress an enabling act authoriz ing the people of Utah tp form a state government. That enabling act also ivision embodied in it that disabil munds-Tucker law. ad a provision embodied qualified all citizens within the limits of the territory to become citizens of the United States, and was particularly 5 remove the disqualifications bilities created by the Ed- The second charge, which is supposed luestion of eligibility of that ever since 1889 I have be'feh a per- to go into the q: session, the gentleman from Ohio says le member from Utah is, that upon Efldavits and other papers in his pos- sietent law-breaker in Utah. If that be true, let state of me ask why Kennedy Row— Statement 'lint Oatli Before the Mayor of Kingst< N. Y. County of Ulster, ss.: ; Dr. David Kennedy, being duly sworn, says; I am the discoverer of Caleura Solvent; my only ofBce and place of business is in the Kennedy Row, on Broadway, Rondout, City of Kingston, N. Y., where I am a practic ing physician and surgeon. ■What I am advertised as saying of Caleura Solvent is what I really do say now, in the light of many, years of ex perience and practice as a physician and surgeon. I am the only Dr. David Kennedy in Rondout or Kingston, N. Y. For some years previous to 1898 I was connected with the Dr. David Kennedy Corpora tion of Rondout, to which I had sold the right to manufacture \Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy.” In 1898 I was deposed from the management of that corporation and have not since had any control over Its affairs, but have been engaged in the practice of my profession in Kennedy Row and in the preparation of the new medicine, Caleura Solvent. Its manufacture is under ray personal supervision. But the corporation bearing my name and manufacturing the remedy I dis covered over twenty-five years ago, procured from the Post Office Depaat- ment an order that all letters directed to me by my proper name and title, that is, “Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y., should be delivered to it. I then asked my friends and patients to ad dress me as “David Kennedy, M. D., Kingston, N. Y.,” and the corporation then procured another order directing all letters addressed in that manner to be delivered to it and is now using those names and addresses in its ad vertisements. For that reason letters directed to Dr. David Kennedy, or Dav id Kennedy, M. D., Kingston, N. Y., or dl'ilie’Tprlvitege ofSlhg sworii%i, as a member of this house. “Privilege? Did I say, sir? I am not asking any privilege in this house. I am not asking any favor of the mem bers of this house. Under the shadow of the c< merely people of my state the protection that is due to us, and it is a demand, and it is asking no favor.” (Applause Democratic side and in the Mr. Roberts next called i .the precedent in the Forty-Third con gress in the case, of Mr. Cannon, adding; “I can add nothing to the force of that pntlem a n ’s remarks except this, that in the case of Mr. Cannon the house was dealing with an ex-delegate of a territory, not the representative of the people of a sovereign state. They were dealing with a delegate who was creat ed by a statute passed by the congress of the United States. And throughout the discussion it was alleged as a reas on for taking exceptions to him that they could do so because he was un protected by the provisions of the con stitution. And yet, sir, notwithstand ing he was but a creation of law, still they admitted him as a member upon the floor of this house.. “It is to be remarked in this connec tion that, strange to say, the course of nature was not disturbed. 'Notwith- in -the galleries.) ■ailed attention to Forty-Third con- Lgement of which I am excluded. Therefore, I have been compelled to ask people who want my advice and my medicine to always insert “Kenne dy Row”‘in my address and hence di rect their letters as follows: David Kennedy, Physician and Surgeon, Ken nedy Row, Kingston, N. Y. DR. DAVID KENNEDY. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27tli day of November, 1899. WILLIAM D. BRINNIER, Mayor of the City of Kingston, N. Y. to vindicate the law quietly and by the usual methods. They desired par ticularly to have this case upon which apparently to arouse the sentiment of the country. Not until my business called me Bast did they undertake to ;e any charges again lent of, or shortly a , they began this ai ing In the present sentiment of the country now aroused against me. “I call your attention next to the fact charge a felony. I understand that members of congress are granted eges while in attendan in this house. It would be in^pc e to arrest any one of the members upon the charge yet you would rible this conspiiracy—to irrest any one of the m charge of a misdemeanor. And deny me the privilege in as a member of this upon the allegation of the ex istence of some charge or other that I was guilty of a misdemeanor. Foi the thing for which the law not lay hand on mo while in nttc upon this house, you propose—I spe of the little coterie of men who have ■p crowd rent at i should .go to a c-onsideration, under a resolution to expel ..the member from Utah they could not marshall the nec essary two-thirds vote to accompllsl their purpose—to pass the present reso lution. “I understand, sir, that these muni ties are not given for the bet of the Individual members, they in rather as a protection to his this question to the from ticular time, and for the they are fearful that If the mattei should .go to a c-onside therefore, I Invoke the prol is given to the constituencj erelgn state against the procs that are instituted here to deprive m representative. And mke the protectli onstituemcy linst the uency who are entitled to his the constituen of a so\ ion tha house, it did not transj it did transpire in and tie ere the mighty Julius graves stood not tenantless. The sheet ed dead did not__stand and jibber in thi streets of Romer 'Why, sir, the sun was not darkened nor was the moon turned lly, sir, the rain i pon -the just and (Laughter and applai “Gentlemen of the Democratic party, some few of whom may, perhaps trouble a little at the thunderous ob jection that has been presented as pre tending to voice the sentiment of the country upon this subject, 1 want to call your attention to another thing, and thait is that, notwithstanding a Republican congress seated this man, yet the Republican party really sur-- vived Its action. (Laughter.) Why, it is here today that I believe, gentlemen o f the majority, that it could survive even if it should seat the i resentative from the state oi it is said ome, a fit- fell. The J present re; I of Utah.” There are only 100,000 Britishers In India—one to every 3,000 of the popula- About one German woman in every twenty-seven works in a factory. HOW’S THIS? We offer one hundred dollars reward for any ca.se Cf catari'h that cannot be cured by Haill’s Catarrh Cure. P. J. Cheney & Co., Toledio, 0. We, the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and flnamcially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0. Walding, Kinnan Ss Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken, internal ly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Tes timonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold hy all druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. There is not a city in the world that ^n^m e s as many frog legs as New A SURE CURB FOR CROUP. Twenty-five Years’ Constant Use Without a Failure. is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears. It will prevent the attack. It is used in many thous ands of homes in this broad land and never disappoints the anxious molthers. We have yet to learn of a single in stance in which it -has not proved ef fectual. No other preparation show such a record*—twenty rcord*—twenty-five years’ lonstant use without a failure. For by Houck & Patrick. it is that I was not punished for law breaking. Certainly there was no dis position not to execute the law on the part of the people of Utah. Its admin istration was in the hands of non-Mor mons, of those who had no syhi))athy with men of my religious faith. All the machinery of the law was in the hands of federal appointees. How is It then that I could be an open and de fiant law-breaker and yet escape the penalty of law? “The gentleman’s objection then is based, not on court record, but upon af fidavits and papers that have been sup plied him by the people. And now as to the manner in which these charges are made. It has been about 15 months since they began, since the representa tive from Utah was heralded through out this land as a defiant law-breaker. And yet I walked the streets of gait Iroko in open day, within easy reach of the law, and my faults lay open to tha Jaw II I were guilty of transgreBslng. Other men woro arrested before the courts of tJtab and wore fined for tho very offonso nllogod against ma and yet no complaint was made against mo. No, it did not suit tlio purpose of thdie Who had tlitfi ioment ogUatUm In hand A l l e o c R ! ^ POROllS PXASTJEltS Have No Equal. They have stood the test of over forty years’ use by the .public; their virtues have never been equalled by the unscrux3ulous imitators who have sought to trade upon their reputation by making plasters with holes in them. 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