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WPUMX HAPPENINGS. Three pardons have bee-i tami "by Gov. Hovey to convicts is the State Prison Soath. One of tka,.Cliarla M. Davis, of Posey Coenty, vho was senteaeed to tiro years for atHSstt and Bat tery, had but three stoats to serve, and dying of eonaansptton. Another, Behert Clark, jvf Yige Cowry, has serve.1 all bat one month of a sentence of twenty-oae years for raanslaaghter, nnd-has a Ant-class priaOB record. ' The third, Ksrion August Hanly, of Eransville, who was sentenced to seven years for highway robbery, wits shown by afn larits Sled a year ago to Kara been innocent of the offense with which he was charged, Martin Harnett, another coaTict, testifying that be eeanaitteeV the rolbeiT nnaided, and that Hardy, who had been in his conpanr, was helplessly drank, apd knew nothing of it. la all these eases the jcdge, prosecuting attorney, and citisens of 4 he several connties joined in the petitions for the release of the prisoners. Mr CUM sy sas Charles Calver, a. niebt-watchraan at Ttankirk, tenaailes east of Hartford City, struck Alonso 6. Stewart over the head with aclnb, from the eflaets of which Stewart died. As a joke on the nightwatchman several men agreed to feign ' a raw in a saloon and call in the pfioiaL They supposed he was cowardly, and 8tewart was select to do the searing. The officer was oalled in and asked to arrest Stewart, and at once laid hand on him. Stewart jerked loose,and grabbed a efaair sad drew it beak, simnlating great anger, and getting ready to strike. The officer struck him with his mace, and the joker is now dead. The de-..-eeaaedwas highly eoaaeeted. A preliuinary examination was held, and Calve? was beond over to epsit. He gave bond. '.' lewex Cwapl iMtaatir KaTtsaV Kobert htcCaBney and, Miss - Dillie Zjoto, well-known yowng pe-ple of Elkhart, each aged 19 yearn, while driT--jng attempted .to cross the Lake Shore imd Michigan Soathero track, when . . tAeir earriago was strnek by a passenger train and both the yonng people instantly killed, together with the horse. The bodies of the young people, with che wrecked carriage, fell on the pilot iumI remained there until the train ar rived at Elkhart, when it wra fonnd in removing them that they were locked in each other's arms- Two ladies were kiUed em the se exoatring some tints goThe town of St. Marys of oxperieneingabocaa. ' The oanoke Seminary, will remove to Hnntington provided fLW is donated. . Boga are being killed by the dosens Orange Connty to preieiltthe spresd - 'if hydrophobia. C rksbarg, Deeatar Coanty, is elated ' rver a good gas well, . which has been ntocessfally shot. As a resait of a revival at 'WestBeld, - aearly two hundred persons have joined the ohnreh within a few weeks past. Two maaked men entered the honse of VTiHiasB Hantsingt r. near Mnaeie, and robbed Mat of a goLdvstch and f300 iasstmeyv : AaMrowoaksoa, while nnder the ' rnnasnce of liqwr, fall throngh a base. ssnt wiadow, t Chesterton, and was killed. William Bobertaoi , a well-known : eittodnjf rTamiiton Township, Jackson Coanty, was probably :Ul(y injured in a rnziaway accidentOliver Price, color id, while assisting in tearing down a brick honse st Xiehigan City, was era shad to death by a falling -wait. ( B. Gavin, 18 years of ago, an snap Hislad Plate freight yard, fl Fott Vayiio,: :tallv shot himaelf. He died abnast Ifjron Mills, an -y ear-old son of John Mills, of Zionsville, Boone Coanty, was arrack by ths fast mail train on the Big Fonr Bailroad and instantly killed. Halterbanm, ehargud with shooting Herod, at Depnty, JBrson Coanty, daring a polical parsdo last fall, was acqaittediy a jary rathe Circait Court at Madison. Willi Biley, of I'erO, while jnmping off a ssoving ton, after bidding friends good-bye, stratik tim head on a switch and waa terribly injured. He will probably die. Dr. James Ford, of Wabash Connty, has exhaaed the remains of an Indian oh bis farm who was knried over eighty yesrs ago. The bonca were found in compact clay soil. While Frank Bisley waa loading cars with corn at Keystone, his boy wss instantly killed by his bead being caaght between the hamper yf the cass. He waa M years old. - Mollis Carmin, of Shelbyville, seven times married, baa filed snit for divorce against her sixth hatband from whom ' she was divorced ar, the last term of eonrt and remarried soon after. The sew library hiul ding at the State TJniveisity promises to be the finest atraetnre of tbo kind in the West. The library-room, proper a ill have seapeeity for eighty thoossnd vihunea, lne yoong wile oj: Mark Ueming, a merchant at FranUia, experienced a smothering sensation, the other night, and although previously in excellent health she died in half an hour. " John Shelby, of Clark Coanty dmeovered that his voodpile waa being raided. He loaded a iniek of wood with . blasting powder. As a resait the konae of John Braeket was I town to pieces. Lieutenant Goveraor Chaae is holdinga series of meetings in the Chris-r tainChnrebat Covington. A crowded house greets him every night. Many access iona have been antdo to the church. Albert Weineke, afed 16, an employe of the Seymour Furniture Factory, accidentally fell on a buss-saw, and the bones of his right ana were cot in two lengthwise, from the wrist to near ths aboulder. Jane LinwelL of LaOro, Wabash County, is anxiows to learn the address ofanynte ber of Company ML, Ninth Indians Cavalry, who was acquainted with GeorgLinwUf,.a messber of that ompaay. Au eld farmer named J. H. Heteenkamp, a resident of Point Towaaend, in Posey Connty, while returning home, was thrown from his wagon, the hind , --wheel running over hi head and crushing it in a horrible manner. Hesafteied terribly for about three hoars, and then died, 6. P. Beard, while at work in the stable of Enlinzer A Drake, at Sullivan, was Instantly killed by the falling of one section of the loft, on which had been thrown a great quantity of corn. . Several other persons were standing near, and barely escaped. Ho leaves

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' Owencarile is to be lighted with lectrieity at a eot of 973 a light per While felling a tree a few miles sonth of Washington, Joseph Colbert, a farms aged u years, was instantly killed. When the tree fell a portion of it new from the stomp and literally tore uolbert to pieces. John Snyder, a mechanic employed at HovghviUe, was struck by an I. Jt St. I, freight train, near Elevator B, and instantly killed. Hit body was fearfully mangled;' He was about forty years of age, and leaves a family. A syndicate will bore for gas at Martinsville, and, it gaa is not fo;ind, will bui4 a hotel and start artesian baths, as the water heretofore found in the vicinity at a certain depth is said to have great medicinal merit. The annual c-.talogue of Indiana University shows an attendance of 293 students in the college classes, divided 9 follows: Post-graduates, 9; seniors, 43; juniors, 49; sophomores, 66; .freshmen, 113; special students, 14. Henty Boboenberg, of the GerLntberaEi Church, Lafayette, has retired from active service. He organised the ehurjh in 1859 with five members, tnd has seen it grow nnder his guidance to a membership of 390, In tearing down an old building on the premises of Travis Carter, at Seymanr, several old plaster molds that had evidently boon used in the manufacture of counterfeit coin were found. They had been iaconeealment some time. A pouch ef old coins was found in a field near Goshen. The find was made by the agency of Edgar Vesey. who claims to be a clairvoyant. He says he located the spot by a tingling sensation in his fingers when he approached it. William Wheeler, of Delaware, aged 92. years, had a stroke of paralysis a few days ago and is not expected to recover. He is very wealthy and was recently married to a young lady, to whom he paid 95,900 as an ante-nuptial contract. VXhe United States Well Supply Com pany has been organized at Valparaiso, with a capital of $10,000, The directors are Eacene Smith and John & Wood, Cbicape; -3. W. Stratton, George F. Bartholomew, C H, Parker, Valparaiso. As Jesse Goben, who resides near Waveland, was splitting up a sassafrat tree which he had cut down, he fonnd a bunch of hair firmly embedded in the tree. The hair was wrapped in paper upon uhich'ves some writing, bat the writing was too dim to be read. Hi DeC. BJehardsv of Jersey City, IT. J., has been granted a twenty-five-year water franchise at Franklin, the city agreeing-to pay $3,000 rental a year. Six miles of pipe are to be laid. The plant will eot about 570,000, and will be what is known as tbe combined standpipe and direct- pressure system. Henry M. Williams, a wealthy resident of Fort Wayne, has made a giff of $10,000 to the City Hospital. The money is to be used to enlarge the hospital and inure see its hygienic facilities. Mr. Williams, some years ago, divided e 94,099 pension award between the Sv Toe and City hospitals, and is well known for hia niany charitable deeds. During the jollification at Mishs waka, last fall, the building of the Pet kins Wind-mill Company and the Mishs waka Knit-boot Manufacturing Com peny were set on fire and destroyed, a? a lore of $75,000- The other day Pete Kranse, ItestoyTookejr&ndFredKintetr' all sons of respectable families, weni arrested. -on tbo charge of fit&g tho faoildingav Benjamin Dills was instantly 1-tiled, while unloading logs, at McCoy' saw mills in Boston, a small town near Rich mond. One of the logs on the w tsou rolled the opposite of what itwai, xpeeted, knocked him down, and eras -we his head against another log in the yurd. He wss one of the best-known farmerf in tbe ceunty,and his widow is left with six children. Edward Kidwelt, a prominent farmer, residing in Brown Township, Martin Connty, met with a very serious accident a few days since. While helping to erect a log building, a log govs way, catching him and breaking a leg. The bona was drivod through the flesh he ground. Strange as it may seem, thvirwRtonl-Jlf. KidweU is slowly recovering. Several nights ago, John Sheeks, sea of a well-known farmer living a few miles north of Shoals, started to go to church, which was serosa White Hirer. He was requested not to attempt it, as tbo boat was unsafe and the water very swift at that point. He has not been beard of since, and the boat was fonnd several miles down the rive?, tip-side down. His body has not yet been found A spelling-match was held a few nights ago near the sulphur well on the line of Perry and Crawford counties. During tbe exercises Bobert Jefferies, the teacher, reprimanded Preston Beard for some misconduct. As the teacher was going homo he was attacked by Beard. Jefferies seed his knife with snch effect that he inflicted twelve or more wounds on tbo assailant's body, who is not expected to live. Warden Patten and other officials of tbo feffersonvilte Prison, went to Huntington, recently, and caused the arrest of a man calling himself George Hart. Hast proved to beLonis Veaoh, who escaped from the prison two years ago, while serving a sentence for murder. He bad been in that locality nearly the entire time. His identity became known through visits to Indianapolis, where ho was recognised. Veach at first denied that he was the man, bat afterward admitted it. .Patents bare been issued for Indiana inventors as follows: Stephen J. Austin, Torre Haute, ear axis-box; Engene Bretney, assignor to Bretney Dust Collector Company, Indianapolis, dust collector, Henry C. Davis, Terre Haute, hydrocarbon vaporizer; Charles N.Leonard, Indianapolis, combined desk and typewriter cabinet; Joseph B. Oakey, assignor of one-half to I- C. Worth, Indianapolis, combined harrow and pulverizer; Henry C. Shanahan, Mishawaka, corn-planter. The people in the vicinity of French Lick, Orange Connty, are excited over an outbreak of hydrophobia among dogs and stock, and in order to prevent a spread of the malady, the dogs are being killed by the dozen. Twenty-five were lain in one day. Horses, cows, and bogs have been attacked, also a ram. The antics of this animal were very peculiar. It finally bntted ont its brains. Citizens carry anus for fear of encountering a mad animal of some kind. Almond Higgins, a brakaman on the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago Bailway, was killed fonr miles west of Lafayette. The train broke in two. He stepped off the front section and was ground to pieces by the rear section. He was 3 years old. The remains of a mastodon have been discovered on the farm of Thomas Beynard, sear Winchester. The tusks each measure nine and one-half feet in length, and twenty-eight inches in circumference two feet from the base, and each weighs over three hundred pounds. It is the intention to exhume the entire j skeleton and place ft on exhibition

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BS9TJT.TS OW MUNICIPAL KUBCTXOMs 1ST VAKIOUt. STATUS. Yfce Democrats of Chicago Score a Victory Kansas mud Mlehla-ea Women Exercise the BiBte of aaMrage in. an; JEmmtoal Manner. ILUNfMS. Chicago, April 3. The election in this city passed off quietly, though a very large vote wss polled, reaching nearly 100.000. It was a complete victory for the Pemoarate. DeWitt C. Cregler (Com.) was oluoted over Boone (Hep.) tor Mayor by nearly 12,000. The othor Democratic candidates for city offices were elected by lrsser majorities. Tho new Counoil will bo composed of twenty-four Republicans, twenty-two Democrats, and two independents, SpbinqfisxiV, April 8. Charles IS, Bay (Item.) wss ie-eleoted Mayor ot this elty ovsrK. W. Lawronce (Hop.) by about 2S0 majority. The romainder ot the Democratic tickot, oxoept ono Alderman,, wss also eleoted by majorities ranging from ISO to 600 Quxhct, April 8. Ths municipal election passed oft quietly. Bishop (Rep.) was eleoted over Parkhumt (Dem.) by 03 majority, DrraorT, April S. The election in this State was for a Justice ot the Supreme Court and two Regents of the Stats University. Two constitutional amendments were also submitted, one increasing the salary of the Governor from $1,000 to ft.OOO, and the other enabling corporations to continue their existence without reorganising 'at the end of thirty years, as is now required. C. B. Grant (Hop.) was alerted Supreme Justice by a good majority. The balance of the Republican ticket was oluoted. Both amendments curried. In this city womou voted for the first time and eleoted one ot their candidates, Mrs. Parsons, tor school inspector. The vote polled was light. caozkaw Crrr, April 3. The entire Democratic ticket was elected In both Biighmws, but by deoreaseiiuiajoritles. 'oaio. CordinuLTZ. April 3. The interest in the election here was occasioned by the reform movement lod by Daniel Btona to strict It on force the law regarding the sate of beer on Sunday. The contest rosulwdin the election of a mixed tickot, four Bopublicans and four Democrats.' Mosbr, Republican, for Mayor, has a plurality of about SOa Ci.Kvir.iND, April 3. With the exception of Police Judge and Publio Prosecutor, the entire Republican city ticket was elected by small pluralities. Columbus. April 3. The municipal election brought out a very light vote. There wns a great deal ot dissatisfaction on both sides. Brack. Democrat, was elected bv about 1,200. and the balance of the Democratic ticket by smaller majorities. - The Council will be Republican. KANSAS. LiAvtarwoBTH, April 8. The contest bore for the Mayoralty lay between D. B. Anthony, Republican, and L. M. Hacker, Democrat. Women or all classes and grades of society worked against Anthony. Susan B. Anthony, sister of the Republican candidate, worked heroically for him, and by her assistance and other means he captured the entire colored vote. Nearly four thousand wemen voted during the day. A stylishly dressed lady endeavored to vote a colored woman st the Fourth' Ward. 8he was at onoe surrounded by colored ward workers and so badly frightened that she fainted. Backer was elected by from 2,003 to 5.000 majority. Wichita. April 3. At the municipal election about eight hundred women voted, the number being composed mostly, cf the temperance women and the sporting class. Two women were on tickets for the School Board, both being defeated by a large vote. George E. Harris, a wholesale liquor dealer, was eleoted Mayor,. Two wards eleoted liquor men to the Counoil. Cottonwood Falls, April 8. A tiokot composed entirely of ladies was placed in the field by the "bum" element of this town as an insult to those who wore leaders in nil cood works. The better class of citisens at once voted for them, and the result was that Mrs. Minnie D. Morgan waa elected Mayor, and a full Board of Aldermen, composed of the most prominent ladies in the city, will aid her in administering the affairs of the town. Bossonst, St. Louis, April 8. The weather was perfect and a heavy vote was pollad. Noonan, Democrat, was eleoted Mayor by probably S.000 plurality. Kinase fliwsy Imll . The.hottest city campaign ever known hero closed with the" election ot the entire Republican olty tickot. outside of Aldermen, with the exception ol Treasurer, the Demooratio candidate being elected by a large majority. The Counoil is Republican. OTHEK BTATKS. Lrm.1 Roc i. , Ark.. April A The returns from the judicial election in this State indicate tho election of the Democratic nominees. The vote was very small. In toe Little Bock city election the whole Republican ticket was elected except the Mayor. Lincoln, Neb., April 3. The entire Republican city tieket was elected and twothirds of the Councilmen. Platsmouth, Neb.. April A The city eleotion resulted in a clean sweep for the Democrats. Dram, CoL, April 3, The entire Republican ticket with Wolfe Londoner at its head for Mayor was elected iu this city. Duboqux, Iowa, April A Stewart. Democrat, was eleoted Mayor by 359 majority over Hayden, Republican. Tbe entire Demooratio ticket was eleoted. FLORIDA S0LGN& The Speaker of the Heme Urges a Chang in the mode or National KleeUen. Tbe Florida legislature met in regular session at Tallahassee. Gun. J. B. Wall ol Tampa was ehcosen president ot the sen. ate and Dr. J. I . Oaskins of Starke speak oj of the house. In taking his seat the lattei made a brief speech, in which he salu: "i cannot believe it was ever the intention ol Jaff arson that any man receiving a maiority of tho votes of the whole people should not take ths position of President ot tho United States. Yet the startling fact confronts us that Cleveland received 88,000 more votes than his opponent and s ill is not President. It is the duty of the Florida Legislature to inquire Into and correct this defect in the national organism in so far as It can." The sentiment was greeted by. wild applause, and it 1b regarded in Tallahassee as the first fctate gun fired in behalf of the popular eleotion ot President. BAD WRECK JN MONTANA. Three People Killed and Three Injured la a Helena Train Collision. A eolUaion occurred on the Northon; Pacific, near Helena, Montana, by which three people ware killed and three wounded. The oaat-bound passenger train leaving Helena ran into a double-header freight train standing on the side track, wrecking three engines and piling thorn in a promiscuous moss on the track. Of tho throe killed only one has been identified, Charlie Green, a fireman, whose homo is in Baltimore. The Injured are Harry Conger, A L. North, nail agent, and Joseph Jackson. None of the injuries are serious. HUNDREDS LEST HOMELESS. Vnrioas Frairie Vires Sweep Over Dakota and 17 a. Town In Aslios. The village of Monnt Vernon, was almost entirely oonsumed by fire. Every buainesc house and nearly all the rosldoncus were destroyed. The Chicago. Milwaukee soi St Paul depot, together with four large elevators. Is gone. Tho loss will bo noorlv $300,000, A hundred families arc left homeless and utterly destitute. The destruction was esused by a prairie fire. The Australian System of Voting, The Legislature of Tennessee has passed the Dorth eleotion bill, which embraces the Australian system of voting. Said in a Few Wonts, C. D. Towx, a member of the New.Xork Stock Exchange, has failed. At Boston. John E. Hudson was olectnd President of the Bell Telbphone Company. Tan Grand Opera House at St. Joseph, Ma, was burned, the Clalro-Potter Upcit Troupe losing thoir effects. In the New York Court of Common riesa Baron Von Schellna renounced bis allegiance to the Emperor of Austria, and socured his papers as an American citizen. Fissin a three-story brick block at Jnneivillo. Wis., did about $36 wortli of dumnvo. Stocks of the firms occupy ng the building were damaged by water to the oxiont ol $10,000. Fbank Wiij.iams, alias Jamas O'Brien, was taken by Marshal Rcsebrougb. ot Huntington, lad., to that city, whore hs is wnnfrd for tho murder of William Nuoombo. Ho was held at Ashland. Wis., forguto-blowlng. The Cayuga, a rtoel steamship costlno about $350,000, has boon launched at Cleveland, Ohio. She is owneij by the Lehigh Valley Transportation Company. At Von Buren, Ind., three stores and the school building were entered by burglars, who cracked two safes and carried off about $900 in cash. Four men cuspootod of ths crime have been arrested. Tbi celebrated steamer Haytian Bepub. lie lias bc-n sold to Willism Lewis, ot Nnw Bedford. Mass., for $11,000, After being lit. ted out as a whaling supply eraft, sho -,viil be seat to Beh ring's Sen and the Arctic Ooean,

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A KNQW-NOTHIH0. Professor Can you tell ma who was Aristophanes, and how long lta lived? Student I'd like to accommodate yon, professor, but the truth is I don't know as much about him as you. do. A COH8IDRRA.TJE MAIL A club man who was the victim of strong drink visited ft wealthy gentleman who showed him over his extensive grounds, Coming to a beautiful spring water the host said: "The pride of my park is this beautiful natural spring. Yon will not find such oool, clear water anywhere else. Refresh yourself with a glass of this delicioua beverage of' ntase." Club Han Thank you, but please excuse me. I don't want to cob you. SHE MIOHT HAVE DOJfB BETTER, Mrs. A. I hear your daughter has married and is going to lire in Japan with her husband. Mrs. B. Yes, he is a merchant, and a very nice gentleman. "What is the name of your son-in-law?" "His name-is Smith." "What! Smith? and on that account she has to go to Japan?. Why, she could have married any number of Smiths right hero at home." ASTltONOMICAI. ITEM. Mother Johnny, you ought to be 'ashamed of yourself. Here you are in bed yet) while the auu has been up for hours. Johnny Yes, but the suu is always warm when it gets up, while I am always cold when I get up". There are two kinds of sons, and you have got them mixed up. Texas Sift inga. Benuarkable Restoration, A remarkable story comes from Cardiff, Wales. A collier named David Davies of Treherbert was a sufferer by a great explosion that ocourred in 1880. For four years after he was confined to his bed' Ho then gradually got about, but remained deaf and dumb from the shook. A doctor advised him to try a shook somewhat similar to that which had caused his infirmity. A little while ago he placed himself near where six shots were to be fired in the Bute Pit, and, strange to say, at the sixth shot his hearing returned to him. Still he was dumb, but on a subsequent Sunday the Bev. E. Rowland, missionary to the deaf mutes, said something to Davies which put him in a passion, and he involuntarily or instinctively made an attempt to express his anger. To his amazement the power of speech came back, and he now talks freely. He, however, says that speaking makes his throat sore, and his tongue is made sore by his teeth. Ah to Breathing. The following heretofore unheard-of information in regard to the breath and breathing was made publio in Kentucky recently by a sehool-boy of 12 years, who wrote au essay of the subjoet. We breathe with our lungs, our lights, our kidneys, and our livers. If it wasn't for our breath we would die when we slept. .Our breath keeps the life a-going through our nose when we are as pep. Boya who stay in ft room all day should not breathe. They should wait till they get out in the fresh air. Boys in ft room make bad air called carbonitride. Carbonioide is as poison as-mad dogs. A lotof soldiers were once in a black hole in Calcutta and carbonioide got in there and killed them. Girls sometimes ruin the breath with corsets that squeaze the diagram. A big diagram is the best for the right kind of breathing. Jesuit Estates in Canada. Tho -report of the Commissioner of Crown Tjabos, jast issued by the Quebec Government, -contains a number of most important statements regarding the Jesuits' estates and the valuation of the property, which slufws that in the Quebec district there are 217,981 acres; in Three Rivera tlistriet.679,882 acres; in Montreal district, 56,457 acres; iu all, 953,820 acres. The valuation is placed at $1,806,536, divided as follows.: Seigneuries, not including lands not conceded, or .woods and forests, $33,333; lands not conceded,including woods and forests, $290,925; college at Quebdo and dependencies, $75,000 ; value of property at Montreal, $200,000; Isles des jtaaux and Tadousao, $1,000; received; from 1867 to 1888, $503,696: properties sold and price of oommuUUon before 1867,' $50,000; wears then due, $50,000, amount of indemnity, $92,582. Queens of the White House. The country has now two ex-Presidents. Hayes and Cleveland, and one ex-Vioe-President, Hannibal Hamlin, but there are six living Queens of the White House. They are Mrs. Taylor, who reigned as early as 1844, and is yet living in Georgetown ; Mrs. Polk, who succeeded her in 1845, and still lives in the Polk mansion in Nashville ; Mrs. Johnson, who as Harriet Lane is remembered as one the most accomplished of our White House Mistresses, and is living in Baltimore; Mrs. Grant, who is living iu New York; Mrs. Garfield, who is living in Mentor, Ohio, and Mrs. Cleveland, who will become one of Gotham's queens of social life. AU the widows of ex-Presidents receive a life Annuity of $5,000 from the government. The Slomaoh Distills Acids. Theaa, if existent iu a natural quantity, and nnvitiated by bile, play their part in the tune. Uons of digestion and assimilation. But ths artificial acid resulting from the inability of the tonuuh to convert food received by It Into ana. tenanos, Is the produear of flatulence and heartburn, which are the most harassing symptoms ot dyspepsia. The best carminative la Hostetler'i Stomach Bitten. Far mora effective Is it than carbonate of soda, magnesia, or other alkaline salts. These invariably weaken the stomach without producing permanent benefit. Ko man or woman chronically dyspeptic, and consequently nervous, can be in possession of the fall measure of vigor allowed by nature. Therefore, invigorate and regulate the system, and by so doing protest It from malaria, rheumatism, and otbor serious maladies. A Remarkable Engineering Feat. One of the most remarkable engineering foats appears to have been achieved in China, in the face of extraordinary physical difficultiesnamely, the successful stretching of a steel wire cable of seven strands across tho river Lunnan, this feat having been accomplished by tho Danish engineer Delinde, assisted by the unskilled native labor. The cable extends between two points at a distance of 4,700 feet apart, the hight of the first support being about 470 feet above tbe present levol of the river, and the second about 740 feet. The cable in question is said to be the longest in tho world, with a single exception namely, the cable across the Kisnah, measuring some 5,070 feet. There are also two cables across the Ganges, of 2,900 and 2.830 feet, respectively. Deafness Can't Be Cured. By local appllcat'on, as thsy cannit reach the dtstaasd portion of ths ear. There It only one way to our j deafness, and that is by constitutional ramedi s. Pesfnonis caused by aa inBalnea condition of tbe niuous lining ol the instscuiau -rune, wnsu wis luoe got m flamed you have a rumbling sound or linptrfcct healing, and whan it is euur.'ly oloted. Deafness is tbe result , and unless the Inflammation can he taken nut and this tnha ras'OHd to its nor. mat tonaitlon, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases o-l tin are oaussd by ca'arrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition ol tbe mucus surfaces. We will give one Hundred miliars lor any esse of D'afuvis (caused by catarrh) that we osnn'it cura bv tal for clreu.ars, fr e. osnu'it cura bv taklug Hall's Catarrh Care. Bend , fr e. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. The proper thing to ao when j ou hsv s irarfeit of dust and heat is to surf it.

X rUBLIC BEKEf ACT0B. "Who Is H. H. Warner, of Boohoster. IT. Y.. wno&a&Sato Romodioe, especially Waruor's Safe Cure, have attained euoh success and celebrity at home and abroad?" Tho question is inspired as muoh by affection as ouriosity, since through his instrumentality hundreds of thousands, in both hemisphoiviB have been restored' to health and bapntness. Hon. H. H. Warner, then, Is a leading and honored resident ot Rochester, not only, but a prominent and intluuntial oitlzen of tho United States. On several oocaslons chosen by his party as a National delegate to nominate a President of tho Bcpubllc. he has boon a member of the Itepublican State Committee and of its Executive Committee. Ha Is a member ot tbo American Institution for tho Advancement of Soionco; President or tho Rochester Chamber of Commerce; a successful and upright business man- Ha has given awSy fortunes in charities. The celebrated and costly Warner Observatory of Rochester whs conceived, endowed, and is maintained by him. His ujunlllcsnt prlzoa for tho discovery of eouiots has been at once tbo wonder aria delight of the scleutlilo world. Tho yellSw fever scourge in tbo South, the Ohio floods, the fire disasters ofltoohoster and other cities awakened his profoundost sympathies and In each instance his check for from $300 to $5,000 swelled tho several rollof funds. Where other wealthy men give tens and hundreds, he gives hundreds and thousands. His oharltios are as ready and magnificent as his enterprises and publio spirit aro boundless. The world has need of more such men. An incident led him Into the manufacture of medicine. Seised some twelvo years ago with what the abiost physicians termed fatal kidney disease, ho was miraculously restored to health by what ia now known as Warnor"s Safe Ouro. At once ho resolved to ainko known the merits of so potent a remedy, and the oonscqnence is that to-day he has immonse laboratories and warehouses in the United States. Canada. England. Germany, Austria, Australia, and Burmah. Sales of his Safo Remedies are enormous, and their power over disease simply marvelous. The merit of a production is In exact keeping with the obaraetcr of Hs producer. An honest and reliable man himself. Mr. Wurnor makes honest and reliable mediolnes a fact abundantly attested by their phenomenal effloacy ana popularity. Too Fond of Base Ball. Mrs. Frontpew I think it is shocking the interest our minister is taking in base ball. Why, I saw him out playing yesterday afternoon with, a lot of boys from the college. "Oh, I dont know that there is anything wrong about base ball." , Mrs. F.l don't say that it's really immoral, but by and by he'll get a curve pitch, as they call it, and either leave the pulpit or want $10,000 a year. Chicago Herald. Cbeditob I've a bone to pick with you. Physician Excuse me, my cissectiug hour has passed. lid-Bile.

-BrotherCharUe, what does itsayonthat tils board, under the birdiear It says. Be sun to set Hood's Baraanaritts,' Why. tfeef s what Mamma told us." "Yes, and she (aid, "Do not take anything else, Bo matter what they offer you. Look fir the big letter Z on the bottlMrith tlood'H SareapariUa ou It," And that's what I'm aolDg to do." This lime dialogue dwells upon a point we wish to strongly impress upon your mind. If you have been tod to decide, from the advertising or from what

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DESPAIR I ant weary of lite." moaned poor Jtrg. Black, For I'm fairly worn out with the ache In my baclj-i Mr nerves are a chain Ot weakness and pain. And my poor head la aching as If It would crack.' Now, dont be discouraged," cried good Mrs. White, It is never so dark but them's promise of light! I can tell you. In brief, What will glvo you rcllof Pieroe's Favorite Frlscription win soon set you right." It ft the only remedy for woman's peculiar weaknesses nnd ailments, gold by druggists, nnder-a positive guarantee from the manufacturers, that it will glva satisfaction In every case or money will be refunded. See guarantee on bottle-

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A Noble Benefaction. A noblo benefaction is that of Mr. A: J. Drexel, who intends to establish, at Wayne, in Pennsylvania, the I'rexel Industrial College for Women," and to bear the whole expense calculated to be about $1,500,000 himself. Tho purpose of the college will be the giving oi itstruction in tho care of the household, in trade, and in business, to girls between 1he ages of 13 and 19 years, A TJt AVEHNO HAS Crets Great Excitement la the Xmplre Hojuse. IimKrEvnBNcK, Iowa. Oct 14 18SS, BhennmMo Kyrap Co. . J ackson, Mich. : Gsnib Your Mr. Brooks cumo here tontffht nnd registered as agent for Hlbbard'a Rheumatic tiyrup, and as he did so it awakened in mo an interest never before realized la a guest at my house. You will not wonder at it when I toll you tho story. For years I bavo been greatly affiioted with inflammatory rheumatism, tho pain and soreness, of tho joints st tlmiD being almost unbearable; could move about only with the use of crutches. In addition to this, my stomach became badly diseased, and neuralgia set In, which threatened to end my days, A traveling man stopping with ma gave quite a history ot your Syrup, and tbe peculiarities of its combination, which Induced mo to try it. I have taken six bottles, and no act in my life affords mo greater satisfaction than in writing you that I am a well man. . It will be a pleasure for me to answer any communications, for I bellove it to be the best remedy over formulated. A. i. Bowuex. Proprietor Empire Hoiib". Independence, Iowa. When ho sighs for ber and she sighs for biiu. eighiu's of the times may be conidorcd auspicious for a wedding. Borne trooUali People Allow a cough to ran until it gets beyond ths reach of medicine. They often say, "Oh. it will wear away," but in most cases it wears them away. Could they be induced to try tbe successful medicine called Kemp's Balaam, which is sold on a positive guarantee to cure, they would immediately see the excellent affect after taking the first dose. Price 50 cents sad 41. Trial tbufrt. Atoll Prnggiits'. Hut few men can handle a hot lamp, chtiuuey nnd gay there is no place like .ciue nt the same time. t'se Browts'N Bronchial Troches for Coughs. Colds, and all other Throat Trouble!! Pro-emineutly the best." Bet. Benru Ward Beeclicr. Iv Adrm had taken his home paper, the devil would never have got the best of him. - I have used Maqee'3 Emulsion with gratifying results and shall continue to use

it ta my practice. F. 8. Wilcox. M. v.. Hani' tarian Hospital. Brooklyn. Most of the time in hot water the washerwoman. yoc have heard In regard to cures effected by Hood's Sarmipartlla, that you will try this medicine, yon should not allow yourself to be induced to buy soma other preparation, which may be claimed to be tea goc-d as Hood's." Itcmrmber that the sol reaaon for recommending something else when Hood's Saisapaiiua is called for ia that more profit will be mads on the substitute. Therefore we say : Insist on baring Hood's Bareaparilla. Do not b induced to buyanyotbor. Hood's BaiaasariUa is the ideal Spring ttedlcttw. Sold by all druggists, ft ; six for 15. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD k CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Maw. (OO Doses One Dollar ruo-uown,- uuuuuawu tcuuueni, "shop -girl," housekeepers, nursing Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the 31 U s la ttnlrr l introduce our moila.ar will aWtU At J abauluurli' irs-e-.lO Male uf w.r OrHn() lHmblc gotw irr, tt f'f spar r - " JOHN W.IHORHIS, Late Prlnclal Kxamlnor, IT. 8 Peilflliill IhlMnu. AUMr 1 atLaw, VaaUluirtoBt. :.. sucoosBfulur troseeutra, elainu. orlaiaaL laoreaso, re-ratlng, widows', oliUdren'a aa depaa dant ralatlva'. Bxporlenoa : 3 j rs. la lat war, 15 rat aa Psusiou liuraau. aaa i rra. praoUelug Strom sr. And Ptso's Ours tor Comumpllon THsl UKST remwlr for hoarseness and to dear tna tnroat. Knnitiln laeas from the Latest Sunday School Song Books Free TUB t&HO MUSIC CO., XaFarette, tndIHItS 1181,1 . prtesltat of anf MicTinics. l'aliorue. Yarn, ko., sua bvok ot lwuutifui coloraa pauara daStgUKCft. AUKNI-H WANl-KO. K. KOSS A CO.. Tatode, 9. a. MSi K W. A- liKHMANN, PATENTSrr-ouSoaS

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