Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 21 March 1899 — Page 3

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Do not think for a aiigle moment that consumption will ever strike you sudden blow. It does not come that way. It creeps its way alone.

First, you tbink it is a Unto

out a little Hack-

ten a little loss in

JVM IV I cold; nothing I in cough ; the

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tfcen the fever and the nfitht

sr sough; the night

The suddenness conies when you have a hemorrhage. Better stop the disease while it is yet creeping. You can do it with

You first notice that you cough less. The pressure en the chest is lifted. That feeling of suffocation is removed. A cure is hastened by placing oae of Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Plaster over the Chest

It is on die Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.

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METHOD CURES

ALL SPINAL TROUBLES RUPTURES and Matt CHROMIC DISEASES. Htffcett tanLCkicaM. an Worlds Institute, W. T7 aa n E. Bern St, FOKT WATSE, I VTA Write or Call on TJi.

An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy, Sttop or Flos, manufactured by the Caufowia Fig Syrup Co.. illustrate the value of obtaining- the liquid laxative principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system. It is the one perfect strengthening- laxative, cleansing the system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and substance, and its acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. la the process of manufacturing figs are used, as they are pleasant to the teste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from aenna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to the California Fia Strop Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the fall name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP OCX sax nuuroxaco, cai ZAOISVUXX. at. irrw toxk, n. t. Pot sale by all Druggist. price 50c. per bottle,

It Cars Colds. CocMJhs. Son Threat. Croup. ttnii.WiueiiiCouah.BroiH:lHisatMslim. certain cur lor Consumption In ant ataoe. M4 a sure relief In advanced stag, tin at one. Von will saa tha aacollmt effect altar taalM Hi Srsl dose. SoM bj dealers eeraeere. Ursa bcttles 25 ceats aad 60 easts.

BAD BREATH I fctavts lMwt iwtogf CAKAlrTTI -a mm a mil. ni effective l3Xciv they art simply won4i fu Uj iifhtr nd I awrn brtiwred wttfa Blck suHnaob and oar brwUta vtm wry bad. Aftr ta.kintf few dom of CarfU ire tag re tmprord vonderf ally. Thty are a great help In tbe famUy ' WILHELMINA NAflKL.

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Plewaat. Palatable, meet. Taste nnmt. Do flood, leaver Sicken. Weaken. ir Gripe. We, 26c. fide CURE CONSTIPATION. ... ii tin ini,tiF, catr.., a..iu. aw r.,.. nia Til aat 9nrt aad jtuarameeil by all drawEwIV"MV slat to CaTmeTotaooo Habit. Idt&iPrtiiolDml Biaiit i ntr -. 8. Pena.or r- . 9.4TMQeiv.. war Utljutlca;iuuUi1a jt juwa.

RECORD OF THE WEEK

INDIANA INCIDENTS TERSELY TOLD.

(schoolboy Stabbed to leah-National Gnard to Be Reorganised on New Lines Troops Are to Return Michigan City Prison Plant to Close. Pee Patterson, a 14-yesr-oW hoy. wits killed by Fred I .imp. a acbonlmnto. 15 years old, at IVtershttrB. Both boys wen the sons of nrontinent fnmilios, mnl the murder has thrown the town into the wildest excitement. The hoys hml it slight difficulty in school and renewed the n,iinrrel after they were dismissed in the oveninjt. Pntterson met Limn on the street, a few words passed, when I.imp drew n knife from his pocket and slashed Pntterson across the throat, severing the jugular Tein. Patterson ran almost a square after being cut, pursued by his assailant. When he fell to the ground I.imp turned and attempted to make his escape, but was captured. The Patterson boy lived but a short time after lieing out nnd never regained consciousness.

Plana for Indiana Mtlitin. The first move toward tin? reorganisation of the Indiana National tiunrd has been made by the selection of Kvnnsville. Terre Hante. Frankfort, Vincenncs, New Albany, Madison, South Demi. Lafayette, Fort Wayne and Indianapolis as the cities to contribute the companies for their re spective districts. The new organization will he formed by equal congressional district apportionment. The cities to supply the companies for the sixth and eighth districts have not been selected yet. but they will probably be New Castle and An

derson.

Indiana Troops Coning Home. In pursuance of the administrative policy of bringing home nil the volunteer

troops for muster out in anticipation of the exchange of ratifications of the treaty of peace with Spain, orders have been issued for the muster out at Savannah,

Ga., of the 100th regiment of Indiana

volunteer infantry, now at Matnnzas. 1 he

regiment will be brought home as soon as a troopship is available and kept at Savannah until warmer weather.

Will Close Its Prison Plant. The George E. P. Dodge Company, the Michigan City branch of the Phelps,

Dodge & Palmer Company of Chicago, who have manufactured boots nnd shoes

in the State's prison at Michigan City for the last eighteen years, are finishing up what stock tbey have on band, preparatory to moving their outfit to Chicago.

Within Oar BorOera. Glanders among horses near Evansville. Dogs are butchering many sheep around Marion. Pendleton will have water works and electric lights. Brooklyn mills have passed into a receiver's hands. Evansville proposes a municipal electric lighting plant. Will See, Iognnsport, broke his leg while playing ten pins. Esther Stiilebower, 14, Bartholomew County, fatally burned. Madison County has gained $(KM,0tKI in wealth during the past year. Henry Osier, Kokouio, slugged the other night and touched for $i.20. Pastors' association. Kokomo. has declared against slot machines. Daniel Minneman, found unconscious with his head fractured at Osgood. McBeth lamp chimney factory, Eta-nod, has resumed operations with 500 employes. Win. Wright, prominent Gibson County farmer, is dead. He had been married jnst two weeks. Timothy Rayel. switchman in the Pennsylvania yards. Fort Wayne, killed by falling from a car. Another batch of Lanorte citizens has been arrested, and it cost each $20 fo.keeping an unlicensed dog. Mat Peters, Tipton County, shot him

self to death willfully. He was the father-in-law of John MeCrenry, sheriff.

Seren-yeo r-old son of Steven Bolander. near Mohawk, accidentally shot nnd killed his 4-yenr-old Rister with a target rifle. Fourteen boys and girls from the Ciacinnati orphans' home were distrihutri

among the good people of Windfall und vi

cinity. Verdict of "not guilty" in the ens

against Robert McCoy for killing Georgs

Newman, Greensburg, was received with

cheers.

Exchange of the Home Telephone Company, New Albany, burned during t wind storm. Fire raused by crossed wires or lightning. Loss $1,500. One of the biggest gas wells that have

recently been drilled in that section it that of C. H. Croninger. mi the east cdpi

of Hartford City. The well has a trr

mendous pressure.

Mr. and Mrs. Theophilus Crumpnckai

of Valparaiso, parents of Congressman Crumpneker, observed the fifty-second p. niversary otathcir wedding. They are 3 and 74 years of age respectively.

A Princeton man climbed a ladder to f

coof to sweep off snow. The wind hlo

the ladder over nud lie stood for half .vi

hour in a howling bliszerd before he could call attention to his piv-dionment.

The failure of the American Brewinf

Company at Chicago forced the Colimihli

Brewing Company of Logansiiort to tax wall. The plant is valued at SJIOIMXXI,

and John G. Keip, its president, is receiver.

lleceiver Mnlott of the Vaudaliu !ia(

has turned over the forty miles of roai from South Bend to St. Joseph. Mich., U the new owners, composed of New Vor); and Connecticut capitalists, whose bid ol

$100,000 for the property to protect them

selves when it was sold by order of the

court was the only one made.

Two masked men visited the home of

John Kissinger in Spencer County nnd

beat him into insensibility upon his ref isal to reveal the hiding place of his money. Kissinger is a bachelor living alone. He is supposed to have money hid

about his place.

Clark Kidder nnd wife, Kokomo. are

raising a baby cm raw isef. It is 17

nioths old. For a time it grew thin and

wns expected to die. No kind of food did

it any good until it was fed raw beef end pepsin. It lieKim picking up, until uow

it is able to digest u rev.- other kinds of food.

The managers of the tin plate plants at Atlanta. El wood. Anderson, Miilriletown nnd Monlpelior ha -e posted notices of a 10 per cent increa.-.e of wngc to all uieii receiving less than $2.50. The sale in tli-; city brewing plant at Jeffersonvillo was blown open by five masked men anf ,i small sum of money taken. Watclitran Louis l lrii-li was overpowered, bound, gagged, badly bateii nnd thrown in a cejjar unconscious. Alexander I owery, IJ5, old soldier, on his way to St. Louis, s ns badly bin ned m the Green Springs water tank on Mr p, and O. Unit-ond. While wniting for a train, he fell asleep te ar a fire and all his clothing exevpt his shoes was burned ol Nine hundred employes of the American Plate Glass Company nl Anderson went out of their plants hei-nuse of the dismissal of four men. The existence of another rnt uiiiniifacturins and silling eonibiimtinn haf lieon made public by the strike of the American Plate GIhss 'iuipiiiiy: iln,i' in Madison Comity. The strike, ul.ieh iv voices S50 men, Leemiie fi,nr w,.n, ,ij:t. charged, has developed into a loekmit nui the company has served notice that th plants will remain elosed. The oillci-ii refuse to confer with the Statt Bourd .-Arbil-ation. They will eontinn t bonk nil orders and they vi ' ,, .he

plaie s'lXii anti-trust i

JOSEPH MEDILL DEAD.

Veteran Chicago Newspaper Mart Expires In Han Antonio. Joseph Medill. for almost hnlf a eentnry editor of the Chicapo Tribune and former Mayor of Chicago, died at his wiuter home in Sau Antonio, Texas, Thursday. The great journalist wns 70 years old, nnd the cause of death is assigned simply as old age, with its attendant weaknesses. Mr. Medill decided last fall that he could not risk the severely cold weather in Chirngn and went to San Antonio. The deaths of his wife and his favorite daughter. Jnsie, were shocks from which, it is believed, Mr. Medill never recovered and he had been growing perceptibly weaker for the last three years. Joseph Medill was born in St. John, N. B.. April IS. 1S2.1. His parents, who were of Scotch Irish descent, moved fn StBrk County. Ohio, in 1831. establishing themselves upon a small farm near Massillon. Joseph helped his father with the work and made his pocket money by getting up clubs or subscribers for the New York Weekly Tribune. In the winter and spring for several years he taught school. The law had great attractions for the young limn and in 1S4H he wns admitted to the bar in New Philadelphia, Oliio. Mr. Medill did not engage long in the practice of law. Becoming interested in politics nnil having a natural bent for writing he determined to enter journalism. Ill IS-lil he bought the Coshocton Whig, which hi' reunn.ed the Bepiiblicnn. It wns a free-soil whig paper. In the winter of 1854-5.-1 Mr. Medill sold his Ohio pnper and, going to Chicago in May, bought a Inrge Interest in the Chicago Tribune, a pajier which was then almost bankrupt. It wns placed on n paying basis by the new owners. In 1874 Mr. Medill secured full control of the paper and through it made a fortune.

NEW LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS, Herbert Pntnnm, Head of Boston's Politic Library, Appointed. Herbert Putnam of Boston, has been appointed congressional librarian by President McKinley. Since he became head of the Boston public library in 18!)5 that institution has been greatly improved a high compliment to the librarian's merits, for Boston litis alwnys prided itself on its library. Mr. Putnam began his career as custodian of books in 1884, when he was called to Minneapolis to take charge of the Athenaeum Library in that city. When

Hr.KBKKT l'l'TNAM.

Minneapolis created her public library the books of the Athenaeum were used as a nucleus. There were but 12,000 volumes in the collection. Seven years of labor on Mr. Putnam's part swelled the number to 50,000 choice books and lifted the new library to the fifth place in circulation among the concerns of its kind in America. The new director of the National Library is a lawyer and a man of high culture. He knows not merely the titles of books, but their contents, too. He is not yot 40 years old.

NINE NEGROES SHOT.

Bloody Work of Masked Mob of Whites at Palmetto, Ga, Early Thursday morning a mnh of masked men stormed a little honse used as a jail at Palmetto. Ga., and shor. nine negroes. Four were killed outright and the other five were badly wounded. There wos great excitement and Gov. Chandler was called on for troops, the militia from Atlanta arriving about 11 o'clock. Two tires of incendiary origin hare lately occurred. Fourteen business houses in nil were destroyed. Nine negroes were arrested on suspicion and taken to Johnson's wnrehouso to await preliminary trial. The mob rode into the town about 1 o'clock. The little house was near the center of the town. The guard was called uMin to turn oer the nine negroes held then' for trial on the charge of arson. Upon his refusal he and his assistants were quickly overpowered. The wgroes begged for mercy lo the leaders, hut the appeals were passed over, and drawing guns those of the mob who managed to get inside the building quickly shot the prisoners down. The mob Wm's composed of 150 men. Where i hey came from is a mystery, so fnr as the people of the town can find out. It is known that some of the people of Palmetto, but not the lietter class, were in it. Every face was masked. When its work wns finished the masked mob turned and quickly disappeared ns it had come, on horseback. The negroes of the community threatened last week to burn Fni--bnrn, the county seat, and it is reported that the mob came largely from that town.

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Gen. Sir Arthur Cotton is one of England's oldest soldiers, being in his With year. The Prince of Wales' breakfast never varies. It always consists of tea, toast and one egg. Mr. Hall ('nine shows that carelessness permitted to genius in his dress, but London has few more handsomely gowned women than Mrs. ("nine. Queen Victoria possesses two of the oldest watches in the world. Both have silver dials, and are about as large as half a crown, one lieing n blind man's watch and the other a repeater. Count and Countess Boni de Castellnue have just leased for three years, with the option of purchase, the Chateau de Marias, belonging to the Due de Noailles. Three million dollars will be spent in restoring the estate. Prof. Blumentrltt, through whom Agninaldo and his colleagues have been making their cause known to Europe, is a member of the faculty of an Austrian university, and has made a thirty years' study of the Philippine archipelago and its history. Don Carlos has taken a curious and striking advantage of the foreign "postcard craze" to further his cause, having had some printed with portraits of himself and his wife, with fac simile signatures below, under which communications are written. An enormous pipe has just befti made for President Knieger by a Dublin firm. The bowl is of the finest briar root, the stem of cut vulcanite, and the case of leather lined with chamois. On the front Of the bowl and carved iuto the wood is the Transvaal coat of arms. News of Minor Note. Plans for the three big battleships authorized by the naval appropriation bill are beiim worked out. The beet sugar of Germany equals in ninonni th product of Migar cane in all the rest of i lie world. Sa usages made of decrepit nnd diseased horses ui" 4ii ill to be sold ill lb.' poor dis tricts of New York City. A municipal crematory to burn up the pauper dead of the city is advocated by prominent men in Boston. At Tien Tsin, China. 200 persons fell Ihrourh Hie ice while crossing a river and IWi ot them .'ere drowned

9hm Avgnmi t Was Convla. tng, Counsel for tl .lefenst 's addressing a country of Cc nee of the "old iichool." Said he: "I realise that I stHml in the presence of a descendant of the grand old Huguenot family that emlprated from France to escape from religious intolerance. Many able jurists have spiting from that family ami embellished the bench and bar of the uniou. Tliclr watchwords nre honor, truth and Justice, nnd their names nre spoken In every home. The law Is so plain In ibis case that 'he who runs may reml.' Shall I insult the intelligence of ibis court by reiterating n proposition w simple? Need 1 say more? " "No," interrupted the Judge. " 'f ain't npcessar.7- I'll Rive you a judgment." Counsel snt down, while the judge with emphasis knocked the nshes from his cob pipe ami counsel for the plaintiff began: "May t please the court -" "Squire, what ore you fixlu' to ib.r' asked tle judge. "I have the closing argument," was the reply. "Well, you jen' as well set 'own. 1 done pet my mind sot on the other side. Judgment for defendant." An Illustration. There'ti something lo be said upon both sid'g of every question. For example: Mr. Smith, an acquaintance of ours, bought a ticket on the Sound steamer, nnd at the same time asked for a stateroom. He wns informed that all the rooms were taken. This was discouraging lo Smith, but a happy thought struck him. "I asked to have a room held for me,"

be said. "Oh. you did?" asked the ticket seller. "What name, please?" "Smith." After examining his memorandum the ticket seller said: . "Beg pardon, sir; 1 see there are two rooms teld for you. Numbers 41 and 42." "I don't understand that," said the other, "I only wanted one room. I'll take 42, If you please." So he got his room all because his name was Smith; which shows that it is a good thing to bare a name that is somewhat common. But you ask, "How about the Mr. Smith who lost one of tli3 two rooms he had engaged?" Why that proves what we started out with, that there's something to be said on both sides of every question.

PERFECT WOMAN' HOOD

1,000,000 Sailers from One Ship. The V. S. Receiving Ship Vermont, now over 50 years old, has been the schoolhouse for over 1.000,000 sailors. The age and accomplishments are much the same as Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, which has been before the public for fifty years, and ha cured innumerable cases of malaria, fever and ague, beside dyspepsia and indigestion. Jamping Animals. Amorg larger animals the kangaroo takes the leading place as a jumper. It leaps with the greatest ease sixty feet to seventy feet, and surmounts dead-wood fences from twelve feet lo fifteen high. The springbok, one of the anteloi tribe, will jump ten feet to twelve feet in the air, over from tcu yards to twelve yards of space, merely for its own amusement. Sheep and goats are great jumpers. Morocco goats will clear a fence twelve feet high. The Hon tiger and leopard cau all cover great distances, while the longest leap on record by a horse is thirty-seven feet.

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Oat of Mind.

In other months tue forget the harsh -winds of Spring. 'Bat they have their use, as some say, to blow out the bad air accumulated after Winter storms and Spring thaws. There is far more important accumulation of badness in the veins and arteries of humanity, which needs Hood's Sarsaparilla. This great Spring Medicine clarifies the blood as nothing else ran. It cures scroll-is, kidney disease, liver troubles, rheumatism anil kindred ailments. Thus it givns perfect health, strength and appetite for months to come. Kidneys " My kidneys troubled me, and on advice took Hood's Sarsaparilla which cave prompt relief, better appetite.

My sleep is refreshing. It cured my wife also." Michael Boyle, 3173 Denny Street. I Pittsburg, Pa. j Dyspepsia - "Complicated with liver j and Itldney trouble, I suffered for years i with dyspepsia, with severe pains. Hood's

Sarsaparilla made roe strong and hearty." J, B. Kmerton, Main Street, Auburn, Me. Hb DiSOSSe)-" Five running sores on my lilp caused me to use crutches. Was confined to bed every winter. Hood's Sarsaparilla saved my life, as it cured me perfectly. Am strong and well." Anme Robert, 49 Fourth St., Fall River, Mass.

PERFECT womanhood depends on perfect health. Nature's rarest gifts of physical beaaty vanish befort) pain. Sweet dispositions turn morbid and fretful.

The possessions tnat win goou iiuabands and keep their love should be guarded by women every moment of their lives. The greatest menace to woman's permanent happiness in life is the suffering that comes from derangement of the feminine organs. Xf ., iltAHcqne ef women tiAwe realized

this too late to save their beauty, barely in time to save their lives. Many other thousands have availed of the generous invitation of Mrs. Pinkham to counsel all suffering women free nf rb.iro-e.

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Grrftson, Bound Broolc, N. J., writes: "ukar

Mrs. Pinkham I have been talc, ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with the best results and can say from my heart that your medicines are wonderful. My physician called my trouble chronic inflammation of the left ovary. For years I suffered very much, but thanks to Mrs.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and kind advice, I

am today a well woman. I would say to all suffering women, take Lydia E. Pinkham's medicine and your suferings will vanish." i Mrs. Maggie PhuUPPE, of Ladoga, Ind., writes: "Dear Mrs. Pinkham For four years I suffered from ulceration of the womb.

became so weak I

coold not walk across

the room without help. After giving up all hopes of recovery. I was advised to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and wrote for special information. I began to improve from the first bottle, and am now fully restored to health.

Mrs. H.

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A. curious clause, talcing one right back to the middle ages, appears in the title deeds of a house which Is now to be sold in the village of Offhain, in Kent. Scheduled ns part of the "messuages, lniuls, hereditaments and premises," is the village quintain, which still swings on Its stout oaken post before the house, and the purchaser must covenant to keep the relic of a bygone pastime in good repair. One end of the swinging crossbar of this quintain (said to be the only sitrvlviug specimen in England) is shaped like a square' target, pierced with a number of holes, into which the point of the player's lance would enter. When struck it would swing round, and unless the player were nimble the sanil bag hung on the other end of the crossbar would swing round and unseat him. Here is a chance seldom met with in these modern daj-R of getting back into medinevulisiu. The owner has only to don the contemporary costume, tilt at the quintain, and imagine th.it the clock has been put back a few centuries. Westminster Gazette.

100 Rewnrtl. S100, Tha readers of this paper will be pleased to lmrn that there la at least one dreaded diseasH thnt science baa been able to euro in all ita Biases, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catairb Cure la the only positive cure now known to the medical fratermly. Catarrh being a constitutional diae&ae, requires a con. atitution&l treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon lb- blood and mucous surfaces of the svatem. thereby destroying the foundation of the illsesae, and giving'the patient strength by building lip the constitution and assisting nature in dnfngits work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that thev offer One Hundred Inllars for any case that it falls to cure, bend for list of testimonials. Arlitress. F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O. as-bold by Druggists. 75c.

Doctor Holmes' Partner. The following flash of wit proves beyond a doubt that the late Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes was occasionally associated with another as brilliant as himself: He used to dabble a little in photography, and once when he presented a picture to a friend, ho wrote on the back: "Taken by Oliver Wendell Holmes and Suu." While Tou Sleep. Ifo not have too much air blowing through your room at night, or Neuralgia may creep upon you while you sleep. But if it comes, use St. Jacobs Oil; it warms, soothes and cures.

Unlucky for Charles. Speaking of the adherence of the conservative brain to old ideas, recalls an amusing 'nstance. Long years ngo, when young folk played games that Involved thought for pastime, a favorite "catch" ran this way: "Which is grammatically correct, eight and five are twelve or eight and live is twelve?" "Eight and five is twelve," was the almost invariable answer, when came the laughing correction, "You're wrong; eight and five are thirteen." One young fellow we'll call him Charlie having been thus caught napping, determined to make somebody else a victim, and selected a rather pedantic elder sister. "Margaret, you pride yourself on your grammar; which is right night and four are twelve or eight and four is twelve?" "Arc twelve, of course," answered Margaret. "No. it Isn't; eight and four are thirteen!" shouted Charlie, to hW own undoing; for the joko against him wuV never die."

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Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Lumbago. Sciatica. Sprains. iiruisas. Soreaesi. StifTaeM. backache. Muscular Aehss.

All Women Mvy Be Pretty. Tho April ladies' Homo Journal will contain the first article of a series telling "How to bo Pretty Though Haiti " The author, who bus verified all her statements, insists that it is within ea.-y possibility for the plainest woman to bo pretty, and she thinks it not an unworthy ambition. Good com-mon-sonso forms the basis of this author's advico lo all women who wish to be pretty.

A Horse with "Spe0"-" Boston feels quite humiliated because Surrey, a suburb of Boston, owns a horse that wears spectacles. He wears them for a purpose, too, for his eyesight is so dim that he can't see a yard in front of his nose unless he has on his "specs." Toby goes about his daily duties calmly. He has suffered from myopia for two years. Veterinary surgeons recommended some kiud of glasses. Try Grain-O! Try Grain-O! Ask your Grocer to-day to show yon a packageof GRAIN-O, the new food drink that takes the placw of coffee. Tha children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. All who try it. like it. GBAIN-O has that rich seal brown of Mocba or Java, but it ia made from pure grains, and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress. Vi the price of coffee. 15c. and 25 eta. per package. Sold by all grocers.

AN OLD TRICK,

Green-Kyed Lobster. Winifred tfnsinuatingly) Mr. Ran

dolph comes to see you every day, i doesn't he? Julia Oh, yes; but he's very easily entertained. Winifred He must be.

bane's t'amlly Medicine ! Moves the bowels each day. In or i der to be healthy this is necessary. : Acts gently on the liver and kidneys. I Cures sick headache. Price 23 and 50c.

Heeri's Pills care liver Ills, the nan irritating ana jha amy cathartic to tafcewltii Hood's sarsaparlita.

Oh, That. Delicious Coffee ! Costs but lc. per lb. to grow. Salzer has the seed. German Coffee Berry, pUg. 13c; Java Coffee pkg. 15c Salzcr's New American Chicory 15c. Cut this out and send 13c. for any of above packages or send ;S0o. and get all 'A pkgs. and great Catalogue free to JOHN A. SALZEU SliliU CO., La Crosse, M is, (c. n.)

Italy has had 204 square miles of land added to its territory In the last seventy years by the advance of the delta of tho Po into the Adriatic Sea.

I Duty and to-day are ours: results and ! futurity belong to God. Horace Greeley. : Laarlc Lilian Letter and Note Heads. Instruct your Printer to mo Eagle

Linen when you order your M riling Paper, if you want the best there is. Mrs. Winslow-a Soothiho Snier for Children teethias: soitens the eunis. renuce innsiamactoa altars pais, cures wind colic a cents a bottla.

WANTED.-Case of bait Health that R I P-AK-Swlll not bf neflt. Send 5 cents w Klpaus Chemical COw New York, for 10 samslea and UW testimonials.

But Jada-e Aaplnall Tried It with Satisfactory Iteaulta. "Your honor, I am deaf," said a juror In a lour tone to Judge Asplnail the other day when he was hearing excises. "What ear are you deaf in?" ased the judge in a stentorian voice. "The right ear, your honor." "How long have you been deaf '! ' the judge, asked, lowering his voice. "Oh, some years." "Where do you live?" rba judge asked, still lowering his voice. "Hancock street." "Have you a wife and family?" the judge asked, almost in a whisper. "Yes, your honor." "Tell him to sit down," the Judge said to a court officer; "I guess ho can hear well enough." The juror sat down aud the audience Mughed, while the court smiled. Brooklyn Citizen.

MRS. COOPER.

The Most Famous Sculptress in ths World, Entirely Cured by Pe-ru-na.

Bon't Mind the Weather. There Is one thing that doe? not mind tho weather, and that is rheumatism; and one thing that does not mind rheumatism Is St. Jacobs Oil, as it goes to work upon it and cures right off.

To the .lews are we Indebted for our delicious salad dressing of oil, vinegar, salt, pepper and mustard. At the passover they ate bitter herbs, such as wild lettuce, tansy, camomile and dnndeliou, and invented the dressing to make the dish palatable. What Do the Children Drink? Pon't give them tea or coffee. Have yon tried the new food drink called GUAIN-O? It is delicious and nourishing, and takes the place of coffee. The more Grain-O you give tho children the more health you distribute through their systems. Grain-O is made of pore grains, and when properly prepared tastes like the choice grades of coffee, but costs about V4 as much. All grocers sell it, 15c. and 25Ci Mrs. Eva N.msen, wife of the Arctic explorer, is a singer of some renown in her native country and was a profesrional. Since her husband liecamc rich through his book and his lectures she has retired from the concert stage.

Shake Into Your Shoes. Allen's Foot-Easo, a powder for the feet. It cures painful, swollen, smarting feet and instantly takes t ie sting out of corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age, Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight-fitting or new shoes fe?l easy. It is a certain cure for sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching feet Try it to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. Bv mail for 25c, in stamps. Trial package FREE. Address, Alien S. Olmsted, Le Koy, N. Y. Divorces in America. Last year in twinty-rour cities of the United States. 8,844 divorces were asked for an1 0,008 were granted.

To Core a Cold in One Dar Take Laxative Bramo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the, money if it fails to cure. 25o. The genuine has L.B.Q.oo each tablet.

Defeat Is a school In which truth always grows strong.

Conarbs Leads to Consumption. Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at once. Go to yourdruggist to-dav and get a sample bottle free. Sold in 23 and 60 cent bottles. Go at once; delays are dangerous, The closer you get to some people the more distant they are.

I believe my prompt use of Piso'a Cure prevented quick consumption. Mrs. Lacy Wallace, Marquette, Kan., Dec. 12, '95. Dou't think yon can offend a justice of tha peace by calling him judge.

MRS.M.C. COOPER. Mrs. M. C. Cooper, ot the Royal Academy of Arts, London, England, Is undoubtedly one of the greatest living

sculptirs. She has modeled busts ot half tin? nobility of England, and is now in Washington making busts of distinguished Amerieaus. Mrs. Cooper has just (onipleted u bust of Mrs. Belva Lockv.-ood, which is now in the Corcoran Art Gallery. Huskiu, the great artist, placed Mrs. Cooper ns one of the greatest sculptors nnd painters of this centu-y. Mrs. Cooper is an ard Antfriend of Pe-rn-na, and in a letter dated January 20, written from Washington, says -he following: "I take pleasure in recon mendiug Pc-ru-na for catarrh and hi grippe. I have suffered for months, aud after the use of one bottle of " e-ru-na I am entirely well." Mrs. M. C. Coopiir. Send for a free book on catarrh en tided "Health antl Beauty." This book Is written especially for women, and will jc found to be of great value to every woman. Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus. Ohio.

MOUE SEEKERS' EXCURSIONS To Western Points, ItAKCH Slat, 1889. On the above dates the WABASH LINE will sell tiotn Its principal statinns Kasl of Chicago and ToIoiij. III., LOW BATE HOME 8KKKKUS' EXCURSION Tickets to points West, Bout u, aud ttouthwest, granting liberal return limit. A Kistal card addressed to any Wabash Ticket Agent, or to either of the foil" wing Passenger Representatives will bring you prompt aid explicit information regarding rates, routes, time of trains, through car service, condition of tickets, etc. etc. REMEMBER Tho '.VABASH U the only line east of Chicago and St. U uls giving Us patrons seats, without extra, charge. In ELEGANT KECLlMNf CHAIR CMtS running through to St. Louis and Kansas city without crango, Tli.s is jour chance to go West cheap. Com. mun care with us, I'. i. Do5iDAUC.II, P. & T. A., Toledo, Ohio K. G. Tnoupsos, P. & T. A., Fort Wayne, Ind, K. G. Uhtleb, D. P. A., Detroit, Mich. J Tno's Foi.i.k, P. A T. A., ' Lafayette, Ind. Geo. D. W.vxfikld, D. 1. AM Indianapolis, lad. C. S. CBA.N-E, G. P. & T. A., St Lonis, Mo. Heffrvme mnnml. no cit, 8. T, WAHFlt. 131 Vftn Burn. Strtst, Chicaetv DtpL G,

WILL MAIL SAMPLE BOTTLE ON RECEIPT OF 25c SUFFERED from RHEUMATISM FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY NOW CURED. Unsolicited Testimonials and Sworn Affidavits Offered to Prove Every Assertion "5 DROPS" Scores Marvelous Triumphs; Breaks Its Own Record. Waal I. SC. D.kr, Lra.au. MImm Han to sav ak.at "5 VROPS." Swajwok Rhfcmatic eras Co.. Chicago; Pear Sirs--I will sav to vnu and the rest or the ivtM that it has been many yt'ars since f have bwti able ts do a dsVs work until rht$ s riti-- I commence.! taking " 5 DKOl'S in December last, ami 1 now feel like a new man. I have t)ai the Kheumatiani ever since 1 was a years old. 1 am now 00 yean, old and cured. , Yours CKlefutiy, I. M. DtJK R. June 20, 1808. Lemon, ;tse. Care ST "5 DROPS Aner Pkraltlaaa an 4 AU JteaMaea Fail. RwANanK Riikcatic Ccaa Co..Cnrcaoo: nenth-inen This is to cert if v that 44 5 DROPS' cured my wife of a '.fry wvere case or Hheumatism. I had used various liniments and patent medi. ernes, and had the best physicians in West Texas on 1 it ohR', sal I wiih no effect. She grew worsi all the time and got an she had to be turned In tied: had no use of herself and one side, the am. lee. etc., looked ns though H never would be restored. TMs looks nrettv "thin." but it isa fan in ! if any one doubts it, affidavit can be madr as to us truth. Should nnvone wish to know about this God-aenl remedy lei Ibem write me. inclosing self-add regard stiimiicd eureluiic, and I will prove it.

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Gratefully,

ltuckabay, Tcvas.

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In tbe gentle art of changing olothoa j the I'rlnce of Wales is probably with- i out u poor. Among other things hia royal highness is two princes, two dukes, two field marshals, au out 1. ;i baroi, eight knigbts, a great steward.

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