Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 5 December 1894 — Page 3

I Had Salt Rheum Ob ray hands tor tlx years. I oonsnltad Oil. ferent paysioUM tnd took diSarani mediolnes. bat did net realize relief from any of

the treatment. I suffered terribly, and finally gave np, dlsconrased. Notiolnjtthe gcod Hood's Sarssparllla was accompliahlng, I purchased a supply. When I had taken a fourth of a bottle I ! noticed a decided I change of feeling in ' my hands. I contln I ned faithfully with i Mrs. JT. s. Whtteside Hood's SarsaparUla, and, to the surprise of the neighbors anl myself, my affliction was soon perfectly cured. Since then I have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla evaiy spring tokeep my system in good order. I give it to my children also with benefit to their health." JIbs. JT. a. WatTESTOC, Aledo, HL Hood's'Cures -od's Pills are purely vegetable, arc. The Son's Three Motions. Thesun has three known motions: 1. An axial rotation, which is plainly shown by tho appearance and disappearance of well-known spots upon his surface The moan perioJ ot this axial motion Is 23; of our days, i A motion aro . nd the center of gravity of the whoie so'.ar system a motion which can only be ascertained by the use of very delicate instruments on account of his great mass, which is greater than the total of all other bodies of the system combined. 3. A progressive motion through space in the direction of the constellation of Hercules. The rate of speed of this last named motion is not known, bat is estimated to be 150,000,000 miles per vear, and some investigators even think it possible that the rate will exceed the above estimate by at least half. St. Louis Republic Mhs. Homebody See here! do you call this go.d measure? This can isn't half fu 1. Milkman That's all right, mum. It's condensed milk, you know, mum. DR. KILMER'S WAM0 K3f KIDNETC LIVER tie JSf? Biliousness Headache, foul breath, sour stomach, heartburn, pain in chest, dyspepsia, constipation. Poor Digestion Distress after eating;, pain and bloating in the stomach, shortness of breath, pain in the heart. Loss of Appetite A splendid feeling to-day and a depressed one to-morrow, nothing seems to taste good, tired, sleepless and all unstrung, weakness, debility. Swamp-Boot builds up quickly a rundown constitution and makes the weak strong. At Druggists SO cents and tl.OO adze. nstmUd Guide to EumV ' rni. fre. Pa. Kiusbs Co., Bnrexuusxos, N. T. ' KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly osed. The many, who live better than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world's best products to the" needs of physical being, will attest the. value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect laxative ; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers ana permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weakening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance. Syrop of Figs is for sale by all druggists in Me and CI bottles, bat it is man nfacturad by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name ia printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, yon will not accept any substitute if onercd Compound CURES ALL , Ailments of Women. It will entirely ettre the worst forms of Female Complaints, all Ovarian troubles. Inflammation anil Ulceration, Falling and Displacements of the Womb, and consequent Spinal Weakness, and is peculiarly adapted to the Change of Life. It has cored more cases of Lencorrhcea than any remedy the world has ever known. It is almost infallible in such cases. It dissolve) and expels Tumors from tho Uterus in an early stage of development, and checks any tendency to cancerous humors. That Bearing-down Feeling causing pain, weight, and backache, is Instantly relieved and permanently cored by its nse. Under all circumstances it acts in harmony with tho laws that govern the lemalo system, and is as harmless as water. All druzrtfU Kit If. AMitm In coafidnws, Lrou ft FUiiuua Mza. Co Ltas, sua. Lydla C Ptnkiiam'a Liosr Pills, 29 cants. EVERY ONE WHO WEARS THE Owen Electric Belt Bays: "Thr, -are the Best." Get a catalogue by riling The Qwn Electric Belt Ca. to Stan s:-t 'Mwaoo, iu

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CUATTES V.- Continued. Granny perceived that something was wrong- directly they emersrod into the lijsrht, for tho lamps were all lit in the dininsr-room. and rorealed tho bonny brow black as nirht, and the rosebud mouth unmistakably drawn down at the corners -and for the life of her the kind old lady could not think what was at the bottom ot it: but presently she observed with relief that there was an effort to throw off the cloud: and when at length, though not for awhile, in response to some morrv story fold across the table lor her especial benefit, Jerry s own bell-liko laugh rang out again, bigti and clear and sweet as a young bird's, she was so rejoiced to hoar it that she forgot to note that tho transformation was neither due to any efforts of her own nor of her grandson. To Cecil, indeed, Jerry was all shoulder. She had no eyes nor ears for him until after that laugh had brought her out of her mood: and Bellenden himself could not but have been conscious of the blazing radiance of the eyes which so continuously sought his, and of the'r ready response to every approach he made. "By Jove, she will bo a beauty one of these davs!" he told himself. "By Jove, Mastor Raymond, you had hotter be well forward in the Cold liofore more of the pack open cry! The little heiress will be a prize worth the running for. Had I been a dozen years younger but, however, I am not a marrying man, or 1 should have been done for long ago. Luckily I don't need to go heiress hunting, neither And so it was he merely felt pleased and a little touched bv the soarkliny young face opposite,' pfeaaofi to find nimself still capable of attaching, and ! touched by the artlessnoss with which the attraction was confessed. "A dear little thing," he owned in the end: "and upon my word, I said no more than the truth, when I told her I wished I had just such another little sister.'' They had a merry evening after that. The billiard-table was so atrociously j iri tn,l Cant RnninHn iphA naa a bad that Capt. Bellenden, who was a extreme never to have the ghost of an idea where his ball would go, nor what would hethcetfectof his finest strokes. He roared with good-humored laugh ter when his simplest cannons missed. and when pockets that should have neon certainties jilted mm in tne most barefaced manner. His mirth was so spontaneous and infectious that no one could resist it; and without knowing in the least why, granny and granddaughter laughed almost 'as much and as heartily as he: while Cecil, who would have felt aggrieved and discomfittea had any one else made such fun of the whole, consoled his dignity with the reflection that Bellenden had never been used to any t it the most unex ceptionable of billiard-tables, and that he must therefore bo considered as nigniy inauigent in tnai ne conue- j scended to handleacue at all upon this ! ,,,i ,rsBelvesuSedehra? lardS ! ourselves?" suggested the gay guards' man at lat. "Pray, Mrs. Ca npboll, join us. You have been so good in coming here, and I know my little friend," with a glance at Jerry, "is longing for a game. What shall it be? Pool? Or, let me see, I know the thing she would like. Battle, that's it? Did J over piy miuc, .iwry. vumtj aim play with me, then. Bee your grand- , , u i 1 i - i i , t be two to two. Perhaps he was beginning to tire of the other play, perhaps it was in mere compassion to the eager little fa e so wistfull following its progress, that the suggestion was made: but, at any rate, it was received with rapture. "I can play battle, I can indeed," almost shrieked the little girl in her excitement. "I have played it at Uncle Raymond's: we played it the very last time I was there: and Ktliel, and A lieu, and I all played: didn't we Cecil? Don't you remember, Cecil?" Cecil's misdemeanor was by this time forgotten. "Oh, granny, do say 'Yes,' proceeded the small sneaker, dancing in front of the smiling and indulgent granny. "Do get out of your chair, and come, there's a dear granny: and if you don't know the game, we can all teach vou," and then, as granny obediently rose, off bustled Goraldine to the stand, took down tho cues, and examined their tips the half of these were off selected a very narrow one for herself, and a very b.'oad ono for , granny, by way of granny's being the , novice, and finally rtood by Bellenden's ' Side, the picture of happiness and ' pride. ! All of this was diverting to people 1 willing to be diverted, and benevolent; 1 and then, behold! what should appear but that granny, who knew nothing ' about the requirements of billiardrooms and tables, could nevertheless i handle her cue, and hit a ball on tho i desired side, and not be overco i;e with astonishment when it went the way it

snouia go: sne was in fact a lar su-; the youths at Kincraig: and to frolic perior performer to tho prancing j wjth the pretty, apt. responsive little Jerry, and the latter would have been , heiress, tho jolly littlo mischievous mortified, as well as amazed, by the ! sprite who was unmistakably his chief prowress of so unexpected a rival, had , Mend, of all, would, Captain Bellengrannva proDency not placed it be- aen felt, suit him much hotter than yond a doubt that for the remainder of thi8 forced intercourse with a socond-

the evening the old lady must stick to Cecil for a partner, leaving tho more accomplished Bellenden for herself. Do what she would Jerry could not bring back her balls. Her instructor was good-nature itself; and he cheered and consoled, and with infinite skill repaired the damage done their side as fast as she coula inflict it; but nevertheless they lost oftener than they won, and she resolved to practice in secret, and never run the risk of doing herself such discredit in his eyes again. Things brightened afresh, however, thereafter. Capt. Bellenden performed feats feats which, it is true, dH not invariably come off as they were intended, and which none but an expert would have ventured upon at all: but ho showed how he could have done this and that, and Cecil vouched for tho fact that he had actually seen the com- , plication worked, so that it was almost ! as good as boholding for themselves, j Jerry's bedtime had long gone by:! but it was not in fond granddame 's heart to put an end to her darling's pleasure. She so seldom either wished or cared to sit up late, and it

was so evidently a aengnt on tms ono ; last two or t nreo aays, growing even rare occasion, that. "It cannot harm j since Cecil's departuro, growing in n her for once and away," thought the i strange new kuowledgo which had to old lady. j be kept all to herself. Sho was going Alack.! Granny did not take into con- ; now to be careful, and not to run the gideration that there are two kinds of ' risk of Cecil's teasing and granny's harm. As to that to which sho al-1 smiles any morn, hided, sho was, perhaps, right: but j She was already dressed and waitbniit tho other. Jorrv. nrottv nestling, ing. however, when tho dog-cart drove

why were you not sleeping soundly in ! your littlo bed hours ago, dreaming of ' brawling brook, and leaping trout, or of wild wet gallops along the sen roa '. rather than watchinir with eves all In a tingle, tocorvthing this too delightfufatranger did and aaid? , H lort the next day.

It rained, as foretold, and ho was pressed to remain, but did not do so. Personally he would gladly enough have stayed in such good quarters, and sent over the note to Kincraig wliie.h young KaFinond ni'irod him to write: but he did not feci that tho thing could bo done. That sort of freedom with a house to which ho had only been received under stress of adverse circumstances lie was not tho man to tako. and with a firmness which Mrs. Campbell in nor heart applauded, and which Oven Cocil Jolt to ho correct an J gentlemanly, ho adhered to his resolution. Would ho then return? Would he pay them a real visit? Shoot their moor? And in particular have some sea-fishing on tho bank below the house, to the description of which ho had listened with so much appreciation? The lishing was going on nightly at present. Granny spoke: but Jerry looked a thousand urgencies, and her silence was even more effectual than tho other's ploadiugs. l!el!cnden really hardly Knew now to manage it, lor nis time was already manned out for the autumn: but somehow he could not resist. In his heart ho thought he knew whom ho could throw over, and from whence ho could scrimp a few days. His doubtful brow cloared, and he gave the promiso required. They were really too kind, and tho inducements altogether were really too tempting: ho would certainly come, and would write from Kincraig. In a few days the letter came. It was all that Cecil, but perhaps not quite all that Jerry had hoped for. She, poor child, had been feverishly expectant as every post camo in, and many a boat had she watched crossing the loch, unknown to all beside. She bad (fancied ho might come at any time, and the days had seemed loni? and profitless, though hope had started afresh with each returning morn. In reality, Bellenden wrote quito wonderfully soon for him. He had a very pleasant recollection of a charming little adventure, i.nd was quite willing to follow it up and see more of his new friends: but long days on the moor are not conducive to letter-writing, ana he did not quite know what to sar or to lis. At last, however, he could make a definite pror.osal. and It was one which. bf we have said, Cecil found agreeable enough. He did not primarily offer his own return to Inchraarow, but in i tho name of his host, ho requested tno nam0 or nost' no requested 'u"I-!mon! "T1) ,1' sembled, and just one room vacant. Raymond was asked to come and fill" it. The post scrip, however, was of more importance to one doleful listener. "If yo.i eancome, and if Mrs. Campbell will permit me, I will do myself the pleasure of accompanying you tinrkL t-st TnithmnpAnr rrt vmii natnin ana wiU 8pend tw0 nifrht8 with you.'"' .. 1 " - bo it ran, 'Only two nights, '.exclaimed poor Jerry, in such heartrending accents that both her auditors laughorl. 'fie would bo flattered if ho could hear you. ray littlo eoz;" cried Ce-il gaily, for ho was in spirits to be gay. "It would not do to tell him. or his head might be turned. But I think 1 had better go," ho added, turning to his grandmother. "I think it would hardly be civil to refuse, and 1 should have had to shoot some timo or other at Kincraig anyway." "And Archie Kincraig will have to shoot hero,'' rejoined Mrs. Cami.bMl. well versed in moor etiquette. "Had you not better bring him ba-.'k with you also, Cecil." "Oh, no,'' cried Jerry, interposing with a frown. "Oh, no, granny. Oh, how can you say so?' y n?1-, granny loosea, as sne folt. surprised, for, as a rnlo. tho said A Hfiliin a rn..n..;A niltk 1w... yotpg grand-daughter than otherwise, anu was one oi ine low wmwe welcome at Inchmarew was always assured. "Oh, we don't want him," Jerry said now, however. "He will only be in the way. Let him eomo at another time lateron, when there is nobody else. We don't want so many at one time, ao we uecii (iTTn pnnlrl nnt lnara Tr.li10,1 '?T0, his own men if You see, Bel wd uiu, Dam .3cn. lenden says there is a party" his own eyes brightening at the word, for at his age to be invited to make ono of i. party of bachelors is a distinction, and he remembered the Ascot week, and thought on what a much higher level he should stand now t han he had done then "no doubt the party will be kept up by relays all through the next few weeks," ho continued. "I am only su"prised that he allows Bellenden to leave so soon, for ho is not- likely to have many such crack shots." He did not know that, tho especial crack shot referred to was not over and above well pleased either wi: h his moor, or his company. Bellenden had reflected that in atl probability the shooting rotsJned by tho Campbells was much better than that let to his host: that the people got together in the shooting-box were a so-so scratch lot, not to his taste; and moreover, that the cookery was tasteless, and his bedroom small and stufTy - so that tho recollection of his evening at tho old castle on the other side of the loch had grown ploasanter day by dav in contrast to his present surroundings. To shoot with Cecil Raymond, who, if ho were but a bov and priggish boy, was still a gentleman and a nice sort of fellow .whereas the follows assembled at Kincrair wore, as a rule, of another sort; to d'no with the dear old lady, who had made herself quite charming to him, and with whom ho had plenty of topli s in common, for she wts bv no means as completely out of the world he moved in, for all the reciU6e af0 6he was leading now, as were rate set of rather rowdy bachelors. Accordingly he mate his host as he well knew how to do invite young Haymond, and had addod to tho invitation his own postscript. All went well. Cecil certainly shone by conttastat the shooting lodge. Ho might not apnearto advantage when contrasted with Bellenden, and with Bollcndcn only; but he was several cuts abovo Archie Kincraig's friends, and this he could not help perceiving. Bollenden owned that the company was not to his mind Cocil turned up his nose at it ttill more. Bellenden whispered that the sport was bad Cocil" called it abominable. Bellenden suggested that they should bo off on the day but ono following-Cecil dispatched a mossenger to stop tho early boat, in order that they might start the first thing alter breakran. When the two arrived at Inchmarew they had advanced in intimacy by seven-league strides. On this occasion Jorrv was not nearly so demonstrative as she had been boforo. She had had timo to think, and to bo shy of her own thoughts. She, too, had been growing fast within the up 1 the door, and had a pretty bunch : of ilowors at her throat: and as she : eomo gomowhuVMiberly forward to do i her part of welcome, ecil t hought lie had never beheld his joung cousin lo greater ad vuutage. i Perhaps Bellenden was not quite of i the same opinion. Perhaps h would

hovo preferred a stop and carriage lees sedate, a countenance loss composed. Certain it in that ho oxnarkmced a momentary chock, a feeling oi surprise iind doubt, mid Unit his own manner shadowed this forth on the instant. But presently ho saw through it only too well. It was but a passing woman-

' liness, an evanescent emotion; of tho i bashful kind, und it soon, too soon, gavo j way. Ere half an hour hud elapsed, ' tho two were chattering ami bandying i jest and repartee as freely together as ! they ha;l t'vt:rdonc,and ho was no more on his guard. At dinner-time, or rather at dress- ; ing-timo, ho found flowers in his i room. ! Ho did Cecil: for Jerry, with this j now-born touch of modesty about her, would make no distinctions: but her 'cousin uiit not- know that his were of ! tho baser, Ueilondon's of llio choicer , sort. He f anio down with a rose-bud ; in his button-hole. Bellenden had selected a spray of purplo heliotrope, ; and was whispering to tho fair giver something which bore evident refor- ; enco to the same, when they were not ; less scarlet tliau the scarlet, blossomo ' on her breast, as she hung her bead to listen, and Cecil might have been but Cocil saw not hing. When the young man had formed ! his ideas on any given subject, it ro- ' quired an agency littlo short of supcrnatural to uproot them, ami his calm ! conviction of Ceraldino's extreme I vouth and devotion to himself carried him through all ovidcuco of a contrary nature. i Jerry was a nice little girl. Uy-and-by he should perhaps marry hei-. That ! was the sum total of his thoughts. I As for t here being anything bet ween ! the mngnificont Bellenden and the I little, wild, unformed Highland lassie, j tho very idea would have been absurd and preposterous in his oyo at this tune, at least. Ho therefore had no hesitation about walking straight up the room, and. as wo have said, neither saw nor heard anything. "Have you said 'Thank jcu' for your pretty bonnet?" inquired Bellenden, with an air of having done so himself. "And can you interpret tho hidden language ot flowers, itaymona." iioeauso unless you can, you are not worthy to receive them, and so I have boon saying to your cousin,"' So that was what he had been saying. Look at him. and at Ccraldine, and at tho piece of fragrant heliotrope, whose amorous significance young Cecil a'l r,t once calleit to mind, it did jr.st occur to tho latter, unsuspicious as ho had been half a minute before, that perhaps, all things considered, it might have been well to have left tho words unsaid. TO HE CONTINUED. In Western Australia. G. M. Donnelly of New York, who is just returning from an extended stay in the gold fields cf Western Australia, gave rather an interesting account of some of the features of the life in that region to a circle of acquaintances in the corridor of the Southern last night. "Gold in that country," he said, "is more plentiful than water. In going there you must be prepared not only to get nothing washed, but never to even wash yourself. You wear your shirt until you can wear it no longer, and then you discard it for another. Washing yourself is not to be thought of, for you have to buy water, and even in that way it is hard to get enough tor drinking purposes. People there would consider it almost a crime for a man to use water to bathe In when there so many poor wretches who are nearly perishing for a drink. The men there look more like a tribe of red Indians than civilly ed white men. Spe:iuing about washing makes me think of a curious 6lght while there. One morning, as I was taking a trip up into the hills, I notice I a digger, quite nude, standing in his tent door, and with the utmost gravity brushing himself ail over with a clothes-brush. He was trying to dust the dirt from his body, employing the same means that he would to d st a suit of clothes. .St Louis GlobeDemocrat Ijitndon's Water Supply. In London, the largest city in tho world, the water is furnished by com panies and is charged for by the quantity. No one has a free faucet or can afford to waste his water. Every family bargains for as many gallons per diem as it needs, and this amount is placed in tanks. Then the water is shut oft. If the family uses it up by noon it gets no more until the next day unless it can borrow ot its neighbor. inere is no waste. The water is all measured and paid for. With three times our population London does not use one-third as much water as Chicago does simply because the water is not wasted. In Chicago the city furnishes the water, and every one is free to do with it what he pleases, and the result is anarchy in water. The man on the third story has no rights the man on the second is bound to respect, and the man on the first floor cheats both of them by running water via tho sewers into the river and lake. So Ion.? as there is disregard for human rights by human hogs this waste will continue, and those on the upper stories will suffer because those on lowersories are running water all day to cool their rooms or to food their lawns in other words, are letting millions of gallons run into tho sewers without being used at all. . Chicago Tribune. Hallway China's at Homo and Abroad, The following table showing the average railway charges for freight transportation per mile for different countries has been carefully arranged for the United States authorities: Cents. United States i.ia Oormany 1.70 Auurta 2.10 nigium ).51 Denmark '2.70 Frau.o l.H Italy.... 2.16 1 uieaibourg l.uO Norway Holland 1.62 ItOLimuiia U-til Hi;ia 3 32 Flnlaud i,'S Switzerland :i.:i) Average for Europe Average in I'niti'd States. . . Philadelphia liecoru. ..a. oa ..la Unexplored KejfoitH. All that is highest and best in our nature, all that combines to form our happiness and value to mankind, all the worthy aims and high resolves and noble purposes of life demand that we look upon what, is unseen. It Is the yet unexplored regions of justice and mercy, of honor and pa. trlotism, of integrity and righteousness, of love and gratitude that we must discover and conquer if wo would lead worthy and nobre lives. Whatever stage we have reached in the ladder of progress, we must still climb higher if wc would not sink lower: we must dwell not in the seen, even though it be good, but In tho unseen, which is better. Mrs. Pigg Tommy, have you been at the sugar bowl again? Tommy Maw, the sugar question Is entirely too delicate to be approached in such a sudden manner. Philadelphia In quirer. SELt-KEer'Ecr induces me to think WB!!ct iv:..' "

NEWS OF 0UK STATE.

A WEEK AMONG THE HUSTLING HOOSIERS. What Our Neighbors Are Dolus -Matter of General nml Local Interest Marriage! and Deaths Accidents and Ciiiues Pointers About Our Own Pcoplo. Minor State Ifeins. Kokomo citizens are raising a fund to bring new factories t that city. Oxe of the three schools f Alexandria has been closed on a 'count of diphtheria. Wm. Bkow.v, while feeding a corn huskcr near Wayuetown, nad his arm torn o:r. will in Vai.i'auaiso has a young girl who is lying at the point ot death Ii-otn the ext essive use of cigarettes. Simeon Hakek. old farmer near Boouvlllo. was accidentally shot and killed by his son-in-law while hunting. ITlTNOHEOV BROTMKHS.extens.iV0 land owners in the south i art of La Porte County l.a 1 00 tons of hay destroyed by lire. Loss, -0,!KK. I'kteh ItoH, aged :10, living three miles east of doshen. died of rallies re suiting from the bite o' a mad dog in llicted eighteen years ago. M$. WM. Siiipma.v and her sister while crossing the Ohio liivorin a skiit. wore run down iv a ferrv oat near.leflersouvillo. Airs. Shiuman was drowned. A vou.Vit son of John Huffman, resid ing near sstauntnn. was fatally injured while out hunting. The gun was acci dentally discharged, the ball passing through the boy s neck. Maktin Lee, aged 11, fell 20: feet ;lown a coal shaft at Farmer-burg, and was instantly killed. He was looking down the shaft, when the cage came down unawares and struck him. The State Sanitary Commission, with the Stato veteiiuariuu, found four horses in a stable in Torre Haute siek with glanders an J ordered them killed. T.ie coramissio i is making atour of tho towns near Terre Haute. Last April a Wabash man wrote on an egg requesting tho consumer to notify him when and where the egg was cracked. Ho has just received a note from a Hartford, Conn., woman, dated Xov. .", ano stal ing she had that day purchased tne egg at a grocery. " ilifs. Jesse Hu hahds. Miami Indian squaw, daughter of Wa-ea- o-nah, one of the most conspicuous members of the tribe, died in a miserable hovel on tho Indian Kofervation. Wabash County. Is-st week. She was the lust surviving member of tho Wa-ca-eo-nah family. Wallace Hall, sent to tho Northern Prison fo:- two years for the crime of assault and battery, has been pardoned by Gov. Matthews. Hall was sent to" tho penitentiary from Park Co nty four years ago. llo was roportod dying and the Governor placed tho pardon in the hands of the prisoner's aged father. John Tohax. a raolder, employed at the Whitelov Malleable Iron Works, Muncie, aged 24. was instantly killed by an east-bound Lake Krie and Western passenger train. He was going to the Maring, Hart & Co. Winaow-giass Works to see the men blow glass, and was on the long bridge that spans White River ne'.' the fa tory when the passenger train rounded a curve and sti u k him. Patents have been granted to the following Indiana eiti ens: Lewis P. Amino o. Center Point, carpet fastener. Albert T. Bemis. Indianapolis, brick dryer car; John Brown, Waleott, frame for hay-stacks; Pinkney Davis. Frankfort, butchering apparatus: John MeCullough, Crawfordsvillo. strawstacker; Clement Neidim, Bourbon, folding umbrella; L. T. Beeves, Columbus, windlass; James Wood, Fort Wayne, armature core. Civ. Matthews has issued a pardon to.Jamos K. Reed, aged li years, who Wiis sent to the Penitentiary for two years from FlKhart County on a plea of guilty to burglary. It was his first oifense. Ho has made an exemplary prisoner and would be free in a few months by expiration of sentence. Tho Governor was influenced, ho says, hy a desire to trive the voung man ii chance to re-enter life with a feeling that ho may yet regain his good name and bo an honorable citizen. The parents of tho prisoner are quite old. GiiANi) Army of the IIki'L'hlic general order Xo. 4, just issued by Commander-in-chief Lawler of the national organization, gives a list of aids-de camp. Those for Indiana are: Mark L. DeMotte, Valparaiso: John Frith. hi wood: K. A. Jorncgan, Alisliawaka W. .S. Hunter. Japer: J. E. 'Lousrhry, Monticello: Jasper K. Packard, Now Albany. John W. Itoss. Connersvlllc: M. 1). TaeUett, Greensburg; H. A. Hoot, MichiganCity; James M. Dillv, Bra;il: ). 1). Gallagher, Independence ,1. 1). Kidd. North Vernon: M. AL Hur ley, New Albany: G.V. Menzies, Mount ernon: .lames si. Rogers Hunting ton: George W. Scarce, Danville, and J. B. White, Fort Wayne. The Globe Tin-Plate Company, with a capital stock of l"O,00e, reeent'y organized at New Cast'e, located the site of a mammoth plant on t ie north side of that city. The mill will be equal in size to 1 10 largest now in operation in America and will give cup ovment to more than -nw. ine most of the stock is taken by !o;-al biisino-ss men, including E. L. Phillip., cashier of tho t'irst National Rank! L. A. Jennings, Treasurer of the Retail Furniture Dealers' A-sociation of Amo.ioa: S. P. Jennings, J. S. Hedges, L. L. Burr, e.-:-Auditor .ktsliua I. Morris, It. M. Wat-kin und Hon. C. S. Herniy, County Clerk. The i eniaiuder of the ato.'k is taken 1 y practical tinplate manufacturers f om Wales. The drilling of two immense gas wells within three mills of this city has added a doeided impetus to the enterprise. Claude McDonald, aged IS. was run down by some freight cars which had been thrown on a side track on the P., C, C. & .St, Ii. Railroad at Seymour. He was taken to tho o lice of Dr. M. K Gerrisb, and his leg amputated. It is not believed that ho "an recover and s'.ould he die it will make the third boy of the McDonald family who has met with ac idental death. About ten years ag ) a sou of Hon. W. K. McDonald was run down und killed by the cars at almost the same place. Two year agn a son of Marsh McDonald: fell from a load of hay on a pitchfork and was Killed. Melvin Mohoen of He'-on, aged ! years, had his right arm .aken o:V by a i oi nhusking machine which lie was operating. Two veal's ago he lost hi.left arm in tha same manner. MiviiAi'l. Johns, a well-to-do farmer residing east of Brazil, was found mashed tn death under a largo saw lo,; in tho woods near his home, Mr. Johns woiil early in tho morning lo brin ; the logs to market, and as he did not return for dinner, his family made a search. His body was cold, and it is thought he whs killed early In the morning. The team was standing nearby unable, to move the wa on as the wheels were blocked by tho log that mashed Mi . Johns. The apodal convocation of the Accepted Scottish Kite Miisont of the Valley of Fort Wayne was made mem orable by the presentation to Thi ice Potent Grand Master William Gcakt of a gold watch, a chain an i a eh riu and thirty-third degree coat jewel. H. C. Iliiniia. s caking lor the nieiu. be is of Fort Wayne Lo;!ge of Perfection, plac ed to fiis ere tt the organization u nd building u; of the Scottish Rite in Northern lii'iiiina. which has proved s ich a su cess, and complimented hi in on h's val for Masonic Woi-K in all iiegn.c. The -year-old son of Mrs. i.Vra linker f Hi-hmond, drank carbolic add while at play in tho yard, and will did.

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A new method of raising heat by an automatic and smokeless coal-dust apparatus has boon devised. A torpedoboat belonging to the Gorman navy has been placed at the disposal of the inventors, with permission to adapt it to their now method, so that it maybe put to a practical test'. It will depend upon tho result of this experiment whether tho system shall bo adopted in the navy. Tho process is said to effect the consumption of about 00 nor cent, of the calorific power of coal, or about i',per cent, moro than any othor apparatus. It greatly reduces tho raciantheat, while Jtho tomperature' of the escaping air is not so high as to melt tho firo bricks used in the furna; 0. Tho riace of Torment Of bilious people la chiefly la the region of the liver, hat with the extreme discomfort located there are associated soar stoniach, iel lowncas of tlo skin und eyeball, morning nausea, an unpleasant breath, furred tonguo, sick headache, and irregularity of the bowels. For each and all of these unpleasantnesses, Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters is a swift and agreeable remedy. It is greatly preferable to any vegetable purgative or drastic mineral cathartic. Such pscodo-speeifics usually do more harm tlan sood. In malarial oomplaints the liver is always involved. For such disorder, as well as for rheumatic and kidney trouble, nervonsneas and debility, Uogtetter's stomach Bittors Is a benign remedy. Phyaicians RtrouKly commend U for its promptitude anil thoroughness, and professional axproval i fully justified by ptiblio experience daring mere than a third of a oentnry. A Comraonpla.cn Type. A much-tried editor who is tirod of perusing stories in which nothing hap pens, gives vent to a littlo mild sar- f casra: We suggest to any novelist who i is looking for a plot, this wholly novel j and original love story: Chapter one. j Sophronia loved Charles madly. Also, Charles loved Sophronia. Chapter i two. Ho proposed and was instantly j accepted. Chapter three. Sophronia's ( parents approved tne match, and so did tho parents of Charles. Chapter four. No relative or enemy interfered and no ono felt displeased" with any thing. Chapter fke. After a pleas-'. out ciittuuicut vuirj' nviD tiujjjii married. Bow's Tills? Wo offer One Hundred Hollars Bewanl lor any rase of Catarrh that caunot be. cured by taklrg Httli's Cuturrli Cure. F. J. CHENEY it CO., Props., Toledo. O. We. the undersigreJ, have known F. J. Cholov for the last nttcen years, and beUeve him rerfeetlv honorable in all business transactions anl financially able to carry out any obligation n a le by their firm. Wi:jt & Thuax. Wholesale Prucpists, Toledo, O. Wamunii. KinkasiA Marvin, Whglesale Drug. Klfits, Toledo, u. Hall's Catarrh Cure is laVen internally, aclinu directly upon the blood and mucous surfacesof the system. Price 75c per bottle. Bold by aU Druggists. The Lord"s love seems never so un desirable to a roan as when you tell him that the Lord loves a cheerful giver. Benevolence in the Factory. A priueo nmomr advertisers. William L. Douglus. President of tho IV. Ii. Douglas Shoe Co , Moniello. Mass.. is not less eminent for practical kindness io the host of p - cple eiur-loyod by him in tho production o' tne celebrated $3 shoo. We look natura ly to a mun of his enterprlao tor comnrebjiisfve and noble benevolence, and wo aro nat disappointed. Addini; still another expression of his mnnly pood feeling toward peoplo who depend on him for a livelihood, lie has appointed a well-equipped physician a? custodian of the health of the work people. Every person employed ut tho factory commands the doctor's services, either within Its walls, or. ff need be, at his or her own home; nud it is within tho phys1 i.-in's province, of course, to prescribe . iuto rest when this Khali appear neees-iuy or desirable Tho Douoias doctor exacts no fees from his patients, his engagement beiiiK by arrnngoment with Mr. Douglas, whoso cliiims on the loyal (jood-feeling of his employes are emphasized by this expression of his bounty. It ought to be generally known thot since December. 188H. tho principle of arbitration hus been recopnized by formal Oftrecment of the V. Ij. Douglas Shoe Co. with its employes, every man in tho employment of the llrni slguing an agreement lo submit any disagreement that may arise and not otherwise be settled to the State Board of Arbitration for a decision to bind both parties. Pat Phwat place is that beyant? Attendant -New Jersey. Pat Bogobs! 1 kim on tho wrong ship. I wanted to eomo to Ameriky, Jayne'r KxrEcTOBAKT is both a palliative and curative in all Lung ComplainiH, Bronchitis. &e. It is a Htandaul remedy for Coughs and Colds, and ueeds only a trial to prove Its worth. One great trotibio with people who know a great deal is that they make their knowledge so obtrusive. Attend tho Fort Wayne Business College. THHmanwho has children never knows where his b. d habits will end. THltot'OH sleepers for Chicago, Clovcland. Puffalo. Sew York, and Boston, via tha Nickel Plato road.

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