Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 46, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 January 1891 — Page 4

to Mm batMing north norm college Ae .got. 6 FISHER, BKR nil give especial alien Modern Operative Dentistry. fhuMg Ooli and finrctlum mi Wftig Artificial TeeikwUK- - . . AB33-90 -Benekart BoOHbc Sooth t!M lata mm CreJUNGTOH, INDIAHA. inter Ac Smith ueral Slreoton rvRNrruRc beilkss f .J amen tbs nsr un e HBNITURS AKD TJSDBBTAX- . INO GOODS n wt m Bloohijioumi, ass wxu. IA Tor MOM OftUM THAJt AKT S. CHUB ART) SKI OS BKTOM TOD t- 'tmTSovn aquaas,. wcsr 0. C. TURNER,, THE LEADINGUNDERTAKER arnitare , Dealer. have the largest and best selectee : ever brought .to ffloomington, an' ell yea goods cheaper than aj oaf aav'a ine display of haiaber Suites, iBLOK SUITES, LOUNGES ,rcy Cbaibs, Baby Wagons Carpet Sweepers, Mirrors, PICTURE FRAMES. OKGANS-fcept a stock, and sold oa monthly payments, t tare the Household Sewing Machine ha best Machine made, and the cheapest. aa keep Vtolfciag far Fuerats ieb nnlv costs ahoait one-half as mneh . other clothing. Come and tee meyi'jrth Jftde of square, in WaWren's Block S'. . TaV B FMGST ISARTII. The Cincinnati, Hamilton te Dayton . V, S. is the only thw running Putin sn's 'erfeeted Safety TeaUbuIed Trains, with kairi Parlor, Klrwing and Dining (Jar trviee between Cincinnati, Indianapolis ' and Ca icago, and the only line running Through BecHning C3iir Cam between Cincinnati, Keokuk and Springfield, Ilks and'Combination Chair and Sleeping Car Cineianati Peoria, WhJ ' MaTtlse mlT Direct Un betweea Cincinnati, Dayton, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, the Lake Regions and panada. The road is one of the oldest in the State of Ohio and the only line entering Cincinnati ever twenty-lye miles of doable track, and from its past record can . . mora than estate its patrons spqed, cowk fast aid safety. Tick eta on sale eyerywbere. and see iiiltat lliir iiiid V. H. A U, either in or eat ef Cincinnati, Indiana pot is, or Toledo. '. K. O. HcCORMICK, ' Oeawral Taesenger and Ticket Agent. DR. MILES' -Nervine! OTTXS8 t KERV8U8 PHOaTUATlOtl, t.VITUS mum FB, torn. Be by nan 10 Ota. SaIetl.iICt, Bkkart.&i, TjlXJUJUrS. PIMsSCARS ELEGJUfT PARLOR CARS " loksHs eofd and Bgggf CheeCicMl to Oenatlon. .189 BABKBB, G.F.A CHICAQ0 GET YODfi

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fslian Dnton says, then .ami of common sense in this storv I iajkfly told of Edison, whether he said ft or do. . a gentleman west to the great aleot-iciau with hia young son, who wat abou to begin work as an offiee boy iq a well known business house. The father asked Edison for a motto, which the boy might take to heart in his straggle tot promotion and success. After a moment's pause, Edison said, laeentoali;, Never look at the clock r Edison meant, -we take it, that the man who is constantly afraid he is going to work oyer time or over hours, doesn't stand a chance of competing witn toe man who clears up his desk, no matter how long it takes. The car penter who drops iis hammer, uplifted above his head, when the whistle blows, is likely to remain a seoond-elasa work man all bis life. The carpenter who stays fifteen minutes to finish a job is working toward a shop of Jus own. A livelier Tnna. Somlne Campbell was one day watch ing a carpenter do some repairs in his house. The carpenter whistled "Haggle Lander," as he labored and worked in time to the tune. "Sounders." said the doralne pres ently, "can you not whustle a more solemn.' and godly tune while ye'reat work?" "At, weel, minister, if it be your will." And he immediately changed the tune to the Dead March In Saul," still planing In tune to the music. The worthy doralne looked on for some minutes In silence, ana tben saw: "Saunders, I hae another word to say till yea. Did the guld wife hire yer by the day's work or hy the johT" The day's work was our agreein', minister." Then on the whole, Saunders, I think re may Jist as weel gae back again to whustiing "ja aggie .Lauder.'" Physiciana Kara Found Oat data oontsminaWon ana foreign element In the blood, developed by indigestion, Is the eaius at Thromamm. TWa eottlo. upon tha sensi tive aalMatanaoua ooverinf of the muscles and Hsaaasntsotba jotnts, oanslng constant and aunng nam, ana aggreganagas a calcareous, eaalky deposit whioh produces ntiSuesa and distortion of thejotnts. Ko fact which experto has demonstrated in regard to Hostetter'l Btanntcb. Bitters has stronger evidence to support than this, namely, that this medicine of suuipieuBPsivc uses chocks the formidable and atrocious disease, nor la if las positively es--iKMiVJ that it la preferable to the poisons often used to arrest it. ainne tha morHnino oontatsa only salutary ingredients. It la also a signal rajnedy for malarial fanes, constipation, drspemia,. kidney and bladder ailments, debit Hyajd osnat disorders. Boa that yon get the "Hello, Shadbolt! Fine day, isn't it? Speaking of the weather, by the way "Yes, I know, Dinguss. Sneaking of the weather, Old Probs says there Is going to be a change, and speaking of a change reminds you that you came away from home this morning and left your pocketbook in your other clothes. So did I, Dinguss; so did L It won't work ;hls time. Good morning, Dinguss." AfT EXTENDED POPULARITY. Brown's Bkoxcbxaii TBOoans have for many years been the most popular article In use for reUeylnit Coughs and Throat troubles. Dolne Hts Beat. First Anarchist Ah, them doods calls theirselyes our superiors. Some day we will trample on our superiors, though. Second AnarchisWYes; and just now I am walking on my uppers. Both the) method 'and results wiien Syrup of Figa is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acta gently jet promptly oa the Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels, cleanses the; system effectually, dispels colds, "headaches and fevers, and cores habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the dtomach, prompt in Ha action and truly beneficial tat its effects, prepared only flora the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. ' Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c and $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any One who wishes to try it. Do not accept any aWitBtTtrrtflw CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO. tu fumiavo, ou, loumiuE. nr. H$wrou,.t. SHILOHS CONSUMPTION CURE. The success of this Great Cough Cure is Without a parallel in the history of medicine. All druggists are authorized to sell it on a positive guarantee, a test that no other core can sac eessfnlly stand. Hut it may become known, the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home it the United States and Canada. If you have a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for it will cure you. If your child has the Croup, or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and rebel is sure. If you dread that insidious disease Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for SHHAm s cunt, nice 10 cts., to cts. (x.oo. If your Lungs are sore or Back, use Shiloh's Porous Flatter, fticejij ct; AIT Krlsa a. " i see . ftrijmtoeHfe ,Oiw -m ,at. ,sf .

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Death Preferable to JBvioMon Burned t Death A WMormeton Sloiy Aeeldental Shootlaa-Badly MbosIoU New Faetorr an lnVrsenvUle A Qosbea Qourmand. Fort Wayno has seven daily papers. Logansport's supply of natural gas is all right. Union City will have incandescent light by Feb. 1. Levi Boftl, near Shldcler,- lost his house and contents by Are. Richmond is working hard to secure a new Government Building. Eighty head of Brown County cattle have died lately of an unknown disease. Frank. Smith lost a log at Noblosville by attempting to board a moving train. M. K. Donaldson was knocked down, beaten and robbed by footpads at Fort Wayne. Marion citizens are pondering over measures to prevent the squandering of their natural gas, Rochester claims to be the "health iest, neatest and most business-like little city In the State." Charles Bauer, proprietor of the Terra Hauto House, was seriously in jured in a runaway. Oliver Worlo, of Loree, Miami County, was sandbagged and robbed of about S25 and his watch. Mrs. George Reed, of Seymour, was burned to death. Her clothes caught fire from a kerosene stove. Otis Hughes, of English, whllo drunk, fell off a bridge seventy-five feet and was practically unhurt. The present electric-light company at Crawfordsville will sell the plant to the city upon favorable terms. David Adkinson attempted suicide with strychnine, at Marlon, and may die. Domestic trouble was the cause. Tho City Houso and Holland Hotel were destroyed by tire at Aiuiiown, Crawford County. Loss, $3,000. h. Barber, a brakeman on the O. & E. Railroad, lost his right hand while making a car coupling at Decatur. Cant. Ed Howard, of Jeffersonvllle, is putting in a .steel ship-building plant, which will employ 300 skilled men. Brevortan eccentric Columbus farmer, died recently and lefthis fortune of $7,000 to the Butlor University. Sullivan County Commissioners will work their Jail prisoners on a stone pile, in a yard enclosed with high fence. Mr. Dado Ballard's Mooresvllle heirs are contesting her will. She left 10,000 in a shapo they do not like. . Miss Lizzie Snowborfr, who was so badly injured while crossing the railway track near Camden, has since died. Jackson and Scott County farmers are losing their bosses from a disease similar to distemper, but more fatal. Watson Boslic's country residence near Columbus, was destroyed by fire. Family barely escaped with their lives. George H. Hopkins, of Clay Town ship, Carroll County, swallowed arsenic for quinine and is not expected to live. John Fitzgerald, sr., a wholesale grocer of Logansport, well-known In the northern part of the State, died suddenly. Mrs. John W. Mullen slipped and fell on tho ley sidewalk at Madison, suffering s doubie fracture of bones of her leg. The Wabash Railroad Company has paid to Mrs. Freeling Fetters 32,000. Her husband was killed while coupling cars. , The first seal ever used by the Kosciusko County Commissioners was the reverse side of a silver ten-cent, piece. Mrs. Tresse, aged 80, was burned to death by the overturning of a lamp, at the home of her son, in Tippecanoe County. . A man at Crawfordsville, claims that he has a hen that lays two eggs per day, one in the morning and one in the' evening. Martin Baur, engineer in Lutz's stave factory, at Wabash, was badly mangled by the breaking of the fly-wheel of his engine. The German National Bank, of Evansville, has boon reorganized under tho State laws, and increased Its capital stock $130,000. John Walton, CoatesvlUe, has been indicted for forgery. He paid Mrs. Byhum's taxes for her and is accused, of raising the receipts. John Buchannan and Fittie Bender, of Now Market, were found nearly dead In their room Ttt a Jefferson hotel. They had blown out the gas. Columbus Sheriff would not allow James Campbell, prisoner, to attend the funeral of his child. Campbell offered to go "bound hand and foot. -A flat-car loaded with stone was over turned on the White River bridge, Spen cer, Monday. Win. Gasklns, and Robert Boyd, were seriously injured. During a fight in a saloon at Loogootee Nlch O'Brien, a young man, was , shot and killed Instantly, The murderer is unknown and yet at large. Farmer Thompson hitched his horse 1 in VIncennes close to the railroad. A train came along and scared the animal so badly that It dropped dead. i Julius Ghoul, Goshen gourmand, has finished his feat of eating fifty oysters at ! a sitting every day for two weeks. Ho won't want any more this winter, thanks. Honry Sellers, of Andrews, started with a revolver to hunt Fred Swartz. Swartz saw him passing around the house and went to the door with a shotgun. Sellers started to run and Swartz fired. The charge of shot struck Sellers in the face and mangled him terribly. Swartz -was arrested to await the result of Seller's injuries. The sudden Insanity and death of Miss Bertha Park, Columbus school teacher, has fit last been ex plaiued. One morning she found on her school-room blackboard lines written saying that her father was gitlity of the murder of his patents and other relatives, twenty years ago, a tragedy known as the Park matM sacre, aim ior wiucn vnree negroosvwore lynched at the time. The accusation against her father preyedon the poor girl's mind continually aurfln a few days It gave way and she idled. Every effort is being made to find the coward who wrote theK worth. At BlQfnniBgton, whilo the parents were f rSni homo, tho 5-yoar-old ipfflgbtor of 'Iflllam Lake was burned.'to death, clothes of the child cai3ht fire from tove. She ran cut1" became existed. As the mpAer returned she sji fnnnd dead hre road, A felicate and probably one, - of the m interesting cases of vateMi" was performed n thffgF uary si

The Midland Railroad promises to re: move its shops from Lebanon to Brazil

If Clay county will vote a $23,000 subsidy to Its proposed extension. John SIberry has been convicted, in the 'j Bluffton Circuit Court, of killing his wife, and sentenced to llftoou years In prison. I Siberry claimed that tho shooting was acciuei.wi, Rev. Petit, in Crawfordsvlllo jail, at tacked a fellow prisoner, and beat hiui most unmercifully; other prisoners had to separate them. Pcttlt caught him trying to steal his private correspondence. Conrad Keller was found dead in the woods, near Uuntingburg, skull crushed with a gun stock lying near him. J as. Cano, known to have had trouble with him, was arrested on suspi cion. Poor old Mrs. Johann O'Daily, knowing she was going to be evicted from her houso at Lafayette, mortgage on which had been foreclosed, took dose of arsenic and the sheriff found hor dead In bed. Maria B. Woodworth, the faith-euro evangelist, has Sled iu the Delaware Cir cuit Court a petition for divorce f rom Philip H. Woodworth, alleging cruelty and unfaithfulness. Capitalists from Dotrolt and Muncio have leased twenty acres of James Frazer, near Hiilsboro, for tho purpose of using tho sand there for- tho man ufacture of glass. The intention is to locate a factory there. i Rev. Miltou Leo, Danville, received a "White Cap" letter some time ago, toll ing him if he didn't treat his family bet ter he'd meet a dire fate. Ho worried so over it that his mind gave way and he became violently insane. John Casby, ad old soldior, and his wife, and son and a sister-in-law, living near Now Amsterdam, were taken from their beds, dragged unclad through the snow, tied to trees, whipped, and almost died from tho cruol treatment. Amanda, tho 13-year-old adopted daughter of Hardin Pope, of Hendricks county, who was kidnapped last Juno by hor mother, a divorced woman, was found in Chicago last week. By order of court tho child was returned to its adopted parents. A sad and fatal accident occurred to Peter Lanigor, of Bloomington. He was standing in a little country store, trad ing, when a gun was accidentally discharged by a young man named Myers. Laniger died in a few hours. Ho was aged 40. Tho Coroner rendered a verdict as above. Farmer Randall's wife, Phoebe, who was fired upon during prayer-meeting at hor home in Boono county, one year ago, is still unable to leave her bed. Tho ball struck her just above the eye and is still imbedded in her head, causirig al most constant pain. The would-be mur derer, although persistent effort have been made, has not been located. H. M. Bercaw and George W. Myers, stock -buyers, living in Boone County, wore called to Frankfort to answer to six indictments charging them with placing a thin piece of lead under, tho weight on their scales, therefore making 100 pounds difference every time the beam was balanced. They were fined $350 and severely censured. -The trestle of Sam's Liok, on the French Lick branch of the Monou, gave way while a passenger train was cross ing. Tho engineer put on a full head of steam and got the train over, but it went down the enbankmeut. The engineer, Andy Brwin, was severely bruised and Mrs. J A. Ritter, ot West Badon, and the baggage-master, William Price, were slightly Injured. While workmen were engaged In re building the O. & M. Railway bridge over White River at Shoals, a girdor was let fall, which knocked a stationary derrick down on the workmen. It crushed Theodore Wiseman, aged 45, of North Vernon, to death, and seriously hurt three other workmen, Lewis Long, P. W. Jackson and Isaac Little. No blame is attached to the railroad company. TU roe brothers named Deiuoss went 'coon-hnnting near Ewington. On their return home, two of them, Newton and Edward, were behind their brother. Tho one had reached home whon he beard tho report of a gun and loud hallooing. Returning ho found that Edward had ac cidentally shot Newton through the groin, severing the femoral artery. Tljo loss. of blood was so great that he died. Recently tho Montgomery County Commissioners passed an order that every application for a liquor license must bo accompanied with a check for the license fee, $100, and in case a license was not granted the check would be returned. One applicant would not inclose the check and the board refused to grant a license. An appeal was taken to the Circuit Court, where tho judge granted the license, overruling the order of tho board In regard to tho checks. The celebrated case of the State vs. A. T. Howard was settled by compromise for 90,000 In the Floyd Circuit Court. Howard was Warden of the Prison South, and at the expiration of his term of office it Is claimed that ho was short in his accounts between 815,000 and $20,000. Suit was at once -Instituted, and the matter has been iu the courts for years. A year ago judgment was rendered for the Stato for 82,500 in Clark County, and the payment of this judgment is included In tho compromise. Timothy Hogan, Fort Branch, sued John Skipp for $10,000, claiming he had skipped with his wife's affections. Skipp paid him $3,000 and that settled it "Bee" Eubanks got a life sentence at Bedford for murdering his sister last November. His father was his accomplice, and will probably got a like sentence. Hog cholera in the form of an epidemic; has struck Daviess County, and hundreds of porkors are dying. Farmers are much alarmed and fear to kill for meat E. H. Noyes, station agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Coburg, was struck by a passenger train and killed. He was well known, and formerly a leading citizen of Michigan City. John Brewer, almost a centenarian ;,and one of the first settlors of Green wood, fell and broke his leg, from the effects of which ho Is expected to die, Mr. Brewer, 'assisted id founding tho Presbyterian Church, sixty-seven years ago, aQ has, since that time, been a faukfiil officer and devout worshipper. a is well-known In tho Presbyterian Church and as an old sottler. P. N. Applegato, reputable Alaska citizen, says ho planted watermelon seed around an old straw stack May 10 last On Aug. 15 he ate rlpo melons, and has been eating them off these vinos ever since. Will have nuough to last him 'til 1891. .. Harry Vance, a map about 24 years having a wife and one child, fell ' his child In his arms at the

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law Vraetlea Baa a Tendency tat Iiaaal m sfanler. VERT congressnail at one time carried pistols and displayed them so readily on the slightest provocation that Preston S. Brooks offered, this resolution: "That the aer; gout-at -a r m a anal! oause tobe erected a luitable rack in the rotunda, where members who are addicted to carrying soncealed weapons fhalt be required to place them for the inspection of tha' surious so long as tha owners are engaged in legislation." Since tben the parrying of firearms has not abated. At a. fashionable wedding on Indiana avenue a guest caught a glimpse of a revolver in the pocket of the groom. The bride does not look dangerous! IbougUt'the guest, At a prayer meetlug, as the preacher kneeled to pray, there protruded from his uip pocket a murderous looking English bull-dog revolver. "Afraid some one may take his religion from him," whispered a parishioner. In Montana there is a cattleman's protective association. Little is thought of the murder of man. But let a call be killed and tha whole complicated machinery ot the powerful organization is at once, set in motion to bring tba onenaer to justice, in an eastern city so many railway laborers had been killed in coupling cars that the wives of such workmen petitioned the company to use a new patent coupling which insured nearly absolute safety. "The patents are expensive, replied the com pany, "but men may be bad for $30 a month." In railway accidents to kill a horse is sometimes more expensive to the company than to kill a man. Shall human life become as cheap here as in India, where people would rather be bitten by a venomous snake rather than to kill it? The life of a snake is more sacred tuan that of a man. The Zend Uveata tells us that the life of a hedgehog was protected by penalties greater than those that guarded human life. In the Feji Islands a few jears ago human lite was of so little value, and murder on the slightest provocation I waa so common, that for. self-preservation every man on the street carried a huge club. Shall. the ready revolver be allowed to make life thus insecure in Amrrioan oities? Shall we accept the opinion of Napoleon, who said of the slaughter oi thousands of his brave men: "Yon can't make an omelet without breaking a lew eggs." In this country the civil war lessened the popular value of human life. With horror weread.of Col. Ellsworth's death. Soon, however, it caused little emotion to read of thousands killed in one battie. When angry, the man. with the revolver kills on the impulse of the moment. Had the weapon been inaccessible in ten minutes passion would have subsided and there would have been no murder. Needlessly to put a pistol iu one's pocket is a step toward the gallows. For many years alter the war Memphis was notorious for its murders and duels with firearms. An ordinance was passed and rigidly enforced punithiug by sixty days in jail the carrying of weapons. Members of the bext families suffered this penalty. Soon Mie became as secure in Memphis as in auy other city. Iu a charge to the grand jury as to the evil of carrying concealed weapons, Jttnge Branham, of Georgia, mentioned his clerk, who persisted in carrying a pistol in each vest pocket "You liel" said the olerk to a cliant one day in the office. Taking up a pair of tongs the client approached the clerk, who, seizing bis pistols, drove the man from the room. Turning to the Judge, the olerk said: "Now yon see the use of pistols. But for them that fellow would have brained me." Nothing of tha kind," replied the Judge. "II yon had not had the pis tols you would not have called mm a liar, and there would have been no quarrel. Chicago Herald. Juvenile Victims or fasblon. Why will not Fashion let the children alone? If ladies insist on promenading the streets ia costumes which astonish the giddy multitude and in some cases augment its giddiness, they might at least concede something to taste and fitness in the garb of the girls and boys. A fashionably-dressed child out for an airing in Fifth Avenue or in one of tha no-town parks differs but little in outward appearance fiora an "infaut prodigy" at tha circus. The tinsel and feathers of the saw-dust ring have been transferred to the side-walk, and the little misses and masters of the "gay world" whom one meets in the grand promenades on a Una day are got up faithfully after the precocious tightrope and slack-wire dancers and the 10-year-old gymnasts attached to the troupes of traveling showmen. The show mothers ot tue ton may. perhaps, array their- show children iu richer materials than the circus men can afford to put on the backs of their juvenile riders, dancers, and tumblers; but to the casual observer, the youugsters of the canvas tent and of the brownatone mansion seem to belong (o the same' mountebank tribe. The air aud graces of Fashion's youthful troupe are in too many cases, wo regret to say, also similar to those of their painted rivals in the arena quite as bold, quite as artificial. What will be the womanhood and the manhood of these puppets? If theit mammas do not know, we can toll them. The girls will be coquettes, the boys snobs. They are so already, iu their small way. The present generation of modish Americans is a most ridiculous speotaolo in the eyes of their rational countrymen and countrywomen ; what the -ext will be Heaven only knows. Judging from what we see ot the microcosm, wo fear that the fullm a. .1 .3 . . . grown rasnionaoie worm or twenty years hence will beat Bartholomew Fair in the gaudiness oi its trappings, and in flippancy and affectation surpass all that dramatic caricature has yet given us in that line. New 1'or Ledger, Not. Entirely Annihilated. An Ohio poet recently wroto a pathetic poem about the little red school-houses in that State. Whon tho poem appeared some heartless Uradgrind wont to work and investigated tho color of tho schoolhouses, finding that out of 133 only two were red. But the poet was not annihilated, for he got off the chestnut that his P'oem was read in tho school-houses weren't A Cubistian Policemen's Association haa been organized among the policemen of London. Ton man who can see rausio in a bass dram has good eyesight Malaria Is believed to be csueed br doIhodoiui miasms rllas tram law, marshy lend, or from decsrtns vegetable matter, sod which, brestbed into the lrnifo. eaters-d poison tho blood. If a healthy condiUon ol the blood is maintained by (ss'm Bool's Saras litfa, one Is mueb less liable to tnslaris, and Hood' BsrsspsrlUa bay cured many severe oases ot thin distressing affection even la the advanced stagea whan the It nible chill sod fever prevailed. Try It And it yon decide to take Hood's girsspsrilla do not be Induced to bur say MibaUtuls.

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long walks iu the country, was out last Sunday. As he passed an orchard he noticed all the trees but one airly filled with aunles. "That's strange," he remarked to hia companion. " What's ,the reason, do yon imagine f" asked the other. "Here comes a boy. IU ask him," and the journalist tackled the boy. "Fine apples you have for an offyear," he said; with an air of freedom and acquaintance with the faeta. "Kinder," replied the boy. "Where do you sell them mostly?" "Mostly don't sell 'em. Make cider. Ah, are they cider apples?" "Course; couldn't make cider if they wasn't." "Very true. By the way, my boy, I notice one tree over there by the fence hasn't an apple on it Do you know why that is?" "I reckon." "Well, my friend here and I am a little curious and would like to have you tell us, if you will." "Certainly. If a 'cause it's a plum tree, mostly." The man with inquiring mind hung. nis kodak over ljjs shoulder and went on. Persian Slava Stealing. The supply ot Persian slaves, male and female, has been much diminished by the subjection of the Turcomans of Hussia. Formerly the raids into Persia, and especially the garden Province of Khorassan, were as regular aa seasons, and every year saw hundred of that peace-loving race borne away to serve as the tools and toys of the Mussulmans, the Persians not being regarded as orthodox followers of the prophet by the remainder of the Mohammedan world. Persian slaves were for sale in every Moslem mart, from Mecca to Salonioa, and they brought, as a rale, good prices; their comparative docility making up for any physical inferiority to the races of closer European affinity. The Persian villagers near the borders looked I upon these annual raids much as the people in mythology who had to supply a victim every year for the dragon as a matter of course. Washington Post Daafnass Can't B Cured By leva! applications, as they cannot reach tha diseased portion of the ear. There la only one way to care Deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is oansed by an inflamed con iltion of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tnbe gets inflamed yon have a rumbling sound or imperfect baaritig, and when it ia entirely closed Deafness Is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its nouiisl condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by cetarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any cannot cure by taking HaU'a Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, Ohio, 49-Bold by Druggists, 7So. Boy-Preacher and Convert. Mr. Harrison then asked some half dozen young men arouffd the altar when they were converted, and thoy gave dates of various meetings. Pointing to an elderly-looking man, -Mr. Harrison said: "When were you converted?" "Two years ago whon you were in urooKlyn, replied tue man. "What converted you? How did you reel?" said Mr. Harrison, "Your talk made me sick," was the response. There was a hearty laugh from the conarreiration, before the' man added: "Your talk made mo heart-sick and I came to God and got cured. iv tuo "Guide to Health and Etiquette will bo found much useful advice on both subjects. This book is sent free for two i-c-cnt stamps by the Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Haas. A Good Collector. ' Lawyer Pullman is an Austin Lawyer who has a great reputation for collecting bad debts. If tho money can be got out of a man bo will got It It, was to this lawyer that Bob Bluckley rofcrcod whon ho was requested to run quick for a doctor, as a neighbor's child had swal lowed a coin. "Doctor be Mowed. I'll run for Lawyer Pullman; he'll get the money out of the kid quicker than a dozen doctors," said Bob." Teme Sifttngs. . woBMmedlelnei The very name puts a bad tnsts in a child's mouth, unless her mother has beuu kind and given her Sr. Bull's Worm Destroyers, These little handles taste good. , The London police force oonBiots of 35 superintendents, 605 inspectors, !M7 sergeants, and ,Co7 ordinary "peelers. " The government of Australia offers 3d per dozen for English sparrows' heads, and 2a "As the twin is bant the branoh grows." Teaeh your children how to uso SAl'OLIO and they will .always be noac. Try a oaks of it la your next houso-cleaning. A newspaper reporter accidentally knocked a luddor down, but immediately set about righting it up. Judge. Beechak'b Phxs cure Slok-Headao&e. The seating capacity of the new opera house, which is now being erected in New York city, will be 13,004. JOUR MONET, 0B Y0UB LIFE f This question Is a "pert" one, but we mean it Will you sacrifice a few paltry dollars, and save your life? or will you allow your blood to become tainted, and your system ruu-down, until, finally, you are laid away in the gravf Better be in time, and "bold up" your hands for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, a guaranteed remedy for all scrofulous aud other blood-taints, from whatever cause arising. It cures all Skin and Bealp Diseases, Ulcers, Sores, Swellings and kindred ailments. It is powerfully tonio as well as alterative, or blood-cleansing, la its effects, hence it strengthens the system and restores vitality, thereby dispelling all those languid, " tired feelings" experienced by the debilitated. Especially has it manifested its potency in curing Tetter, Salt-rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Goitre, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Makcrs, No. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. STEREOPTICONS MelNTOSN Batter, Oftfeal C. CM.co- MAGIC LANTERNS. PATENTS In van tortf Ouidc, or How to Ob tain a fasana, aetilfma. PATRICK rrTAWUSM,. r at law. Wssht ng n pjO. BILL Fofitera, Agent Women, boys, epor-fctoAers, 1O.00 arms want loo.ooo persons to band out paper at SI a looo. Particalani fur s rest stamp. AOBMTS HKltALD, BoxMU. PWledelyhta. Pa liHuTHcuoua Frtttts lo iamntpu, aV-Wrlto at eie fart'- '

ta E-legau. W-agner palace steep A-r In daily servicer .. B-etwoon the city of St la. A-nd New York and Boston. S-paolous reclining chair oara-H-ave no equal I-tke those run by the I-ucomporabfo and only Wabash. Bf-ew trains and fast time E-vsry day in the year. From East to West the sun's bright ray, Bmllss on the line that leads the way. HAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS HtAlNB. running free reoUnlce; chair cars andpalaoe sleepers to St Louis. Kansas City, and Council-Bluffs. The direct route to all points in Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska, Iowa, Texas. Indian Territory, Arkansas, Colorado. Utah. Wvomfng, Washington, Montana, and California, for rates, routes, maps, etc., apply to any ticket agent or address F. Ckaitdub. Oea. Pass, and Ticket Agent 8t Louts. Ko. wowers the Hani In Mew Jener. A very queer mania for towers has broken out on the Jersey seashore. Six houses in ten now have little towers added to them and the remaining houses seem to bo preparing for alteration in the same way. The reason for this scorns to be that a frail, small house will bring 81,000 more in tho market or $200 more for a season's rental If it has a tower. But tho oddest tower on the coast is a cylinder of brick that Mayor Fitler, of Philadelphia, has added to his property. It Is ot red brick' and of feudal pattern and stands twenty feet from tho big wooden house. Tho thousands who ride by it every day in the cars wonder what it is tor, but no one baa found out A Boob to Wives. Having ured "Mother's Friend." I would not be without it It is a boon to wives who know they must pass through the painful ordeal oi childbirth. Mrs. O., Melbourne, Iowa. Write the Bradfield BegulatorCo,, Atlanta, Oa.. farther particulars. Sold by all druggists. Misunderstood Him. Little Jenks It is astonishing that you girls will let yourseives be squeezed in tight corsets. KatieWhy, If I refused, George, you know you wouldn't like it Texas Sifir

mas. Xr everfymman knew for herself the actual quality ot Dobbins' Electric Soap, no offtsr washing soap eould bo sold. Millions do use it, but outer millions have never tried it Have you? Ask your grocer for it Bats. v

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Batsbury Is short 8675.80. Another Director Woll, It is not lost That's the exact amount I won from him at poker in tho past three weeks. Taosa oi you who are weary and heavy ladened with sickness and care, weighed down with the Infirmities that beset the human system, can find the one thing necessary to restore you to bright, buoyant health in snerman s meaty asu sitters, it invigorates and strengthens the debilitated organs, aids digestion, and dispels the clouds arising front a diseased liver. BAZArrsDAHETZ .the new Queen of Madagascar, assumes the throne under the name ot Banavaioua IU. She is a widow of 23. and a Christian. BrsT, easiest to use and eh ea pest Piso'a Bemedy for Catarrh. By druggists: 50a. Oms copy of Mr. Buskin's volume ot "Poems" recently brought over (100 at a London sale. , Cheap imitation should be avoided. They nevers cure and are often

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The entire fabf case ever treats. are on recorxsV.Oft. .' ' of lady clerks writluh, over one hundred le have been disposed f, s going to ladies in all parts o and the facts compiled In , of Reference for the benefit t, . .- ing women. v Far the cure of Kidney Complk, either sex, the Compound has no rhr . . LYDIA E. PINKHANTS Is the only Positive Core and Legitimate Bemedy for those weaknesses and ailments peculiar to women. Sold by al! Druggists as a standavrft j article, or sent by mail, in form ot Fills or Lozenges, on receipt of 81.00Bend stamp tar "Quids to XeaUb an j Btlqustte." a beautiful Uluetratea book, I Mrs. Pinkham freely answers letters j of inquiry. Enclose stamp for reply. Lydia E. Piakhaa Mem. Co.. Lyaa, Masts P BU But do aet use the and mercurial ptaaarattom swerof thastcaiacn. The isqsUals l deai aim as Ine best and safest i agents. Dr. 8hermaa dinted tta part of kls life io the drscovary at Hill I bit and sale rtwedy, and all Ha I art vMetaMe. He gave it tba I Prifilrlv Afth RiHril a awsaa nwan snaawawm a nana ovary oat can resaesiatr, prttsetdaynethinahasbeendiiLiiiiadll Is beneficial for the MiIl,D.IVlw Will, far IhejyDNEYI f p STOMAjStrTTiii remim naawr and favorably known by alt whgssif, it that argaaNiiis as to Rs MarHft a c lets, and if others who require a ha la the ysts would bid fH ihebeaMi of this country wooM ASH BITTERS. Ask war PRICKLY ASH BITTERS ST. L.O Tutt'sHair Gray hair or whiskers ctiaiiaati black by a single upltaaMNa-f It imnarts a natural color, acta). oosiy ana contains nosmna- ii u'i leara I hair. Soldbyalldrugs-lorassat t ress on receipt of price, SljQOa OOF al Park Flacc, Mew Xoriw

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