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SEPTEMBER 2 1898.
STATE TICKHT.
Secretin)' of State, Samuel .). Iviiiston. of lioone. Auditor of Stillo.
John \V. .Minor, of Marion.
Treasurer of State, Hugh Dougherty, of Wells. Attoruey-Gei-eral,
John G. McN'utt, of Vigo.
Clerk of the Supreme Court, Henry Wnrrum, of Marion. Superintendent Public Instruction,
W. H. Sinclair, of Starke.
State Statistician, James S. Guthrie, of Brown. State Geologist,
Edward Barrett, of Hendricks. Judges of the Supreme Court, Second District,
Leonard J. Hackney, of Shelby. Third District, JameB McCabe, of Warren. Fifih District,
Timothy E. Howard, of St. Joseph. Judges of tbe Appelate Court: First District,
Edw.ird Taylor, of Vanderburg. Second District, (J. J. Kollmeyer, of Bartholomew. Third district,
Edgar Browfrrbf Marion.
Fourth district, W. iS. Diven, of Madison. Fifth district,
Johannes Kopelke, of Lake.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
For Congress,
J. B. CH HA DLE, (Silver-Republican.)
COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative, V.E. CRAIG.
FDI Prosecutor, WILL B. PATL.
For Auditor,
Ci 1ARLES BEX.)AM1X,
For Treasurer, B. I. MERRILL.
For Sherilf,
DAVID CAN IXC.
For Coroner, J. R. ETTEU.
Fit Surveyor.
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For Commissioner,
1st District—O. M. F.DDIXGITCLD. -Q District- JAM I-N GALLOWAY.
NO CHL'RCH AND STATE BUSN NESS. in entering into the governing of whatever part of the Phili• pine islands that the United States may take under its protecting wings, it is said that one condition that may bo insisted upon by the administration is there shall be a complete severance of all existing relations between church and State. Tt is, we consider, is a very sensible determination. Every country that Spain has ever owned has been priest ridden and has declined in intelligence and commercial progress. The Spanish nation itself has declined on account of it. Tbe priests dictate everything and dominate everywhere. It was so in Mexico, and it was a thoroughly priest ridden country, and decay was marked upon everything. It is not so now. Mexico drove out the priests from their strongholds and limited their control. Mexico is progressing now. The same will occur in the Philippines when the power of these church officials is abrid^. ed. In no country over which the stars and stripes Hoat should there be any connection between church and .state.
THE K. OF
P. PARADE.
ihe excessive vanity of men, old sniy haired men too, is often shown in affairs of a public nature, and never better than in the K. of P. parade at Indianapolis last week. With a turkey feather, dyed, stuck in their hats, and cheap swords hanging from their waists thousands of these people marched through the streets for hours under a broiling sun for the sake of exhibiting themselves and their plumage to the gaping multitude. How ridiculous it seems and is. The K. of P. assemblage was a big thing for the hotels, restaurants and saloons of Indianapolis, and they would content themselves readily to have such gatherings monthly, b,ut itanybody else was particularly benefitted it has not yet heen proclaimed from the house tops.
CARPET BAG1SM AGAIN.
A reign of carpet bagism may soon be expected in Cuba, Puerto Rico and Manilla just as soon as the republican schemers get in full possession ami set the machinery to working. There will be governors, generals and official positions galore to be appointed and robberies and political thievery without end may be reasonably looked for. It will be the reconstruction days of the Bouth repeated. There have been many unrewarded republican politicians since the election of McKinley, and they will consider now is their time, if ever, to obtain some of the spoils and they will have them if possible.
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TJIE sleepy old shoot on Green street com-s out all K. this week with Mr. Cht-all«'s uame ut trie r:ead of its column and 11)0 wonts "silver republican'' omitted. It must be iiwtul to have '•at cro that way but we kumv whal would liapf'en.—-Arsus Ninvs.
Look again, pimp, and nee if we havon'l got it ai.-out correct—'-silver republican." L'he west- Main strei-t abortion in th«- anxiety of its manager to t_et some ty ollicial position when Joe isM'irctei os, when lie is- isreH'lv tosuppot anything, democrat or nut. Tli:s paper supports demoetats, ami democrats only for office, and nr: soreheaded republican such as his mini i?, or a republican without a sore head will receive its support. If the thing termed un editor were not looking or hoping for some spoilB his support woulu amount to nothing, and as it is no one can see where it will help or hurt anybody.
ONE ENOUGH.
Out of tho many islands .tenned^Philippine, and numbering several hundred, the indications now are that the Unitui States in its treaty with Spain will ICtain but ot.e, and that the island of Luzon on which Manilla is situated. J.'o undertake to retain 'alljwouhi be an investment which very prouubly would never pay. The size of a ^standing army tii.it would have to remain there for years would be large, una toe xpenseof maintaining it enormous.
NO 1£X-GOVERNORS LEFT. By the death of ex-Governor Matthews at the Meharry homestead in ti north-west part tie- county, on Sunday last the last of t'uo ex-Governors of Indiana has passed :way. Porter, Gray, W illiams are all de'H some time since, and by the death of Matthewnone "f the men who have occupied the executive chair o? Indiana are anionc the living to-day.
"IF that thing is an organ of any political pariy"'exclaimed an old citi *.en, after dropping to the lloor a copy of the went Main street abortion, "then Ihe party should purchase a cheap Jew's harp for the campaign aud use it. That fellow couldn't edit a school primmer." And that old citizen appears to be a pretty accurate observer of men and things.
SI00 Hrwaril .5100.
The reader of this paper wi 1 he pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science IIHS been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the oulv positive cure now known to the medicial fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. I fall's Catarrh Cure is taking internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying the foundaof the disease, ana giving the patient strength by building up tho constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of Testimonials.
Address, F.J. CENEV & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best.
It is estimated that the amount of water precipitated on thisglobe annually in the form of rain, snow, etc., is 29,000 cubic miles.
When your stomach begins to trouble you, it needs help. The help it needs, is to digest your food, and, until it gets it, you won't have any peace. Stomach trouble is very distressing, very obstinatr, very dangerous. Many of the most dangerous diseases begin with simple indigestion. Tbe reason is that indigestion (not-digestion, not-nourishment) weakens the system and allows disease germs to attack it. The antidote is Shaker Digestive Cordial, strengthening, nourishing, curative. It cures indigestion and renews strength and health. It does this by strengthening tho stomach, by helping it to digest your food. It nourishes you. Shaker Digestive Cordial is made of puro herbs, plants and wine, is perfectly harmless and will certainly cure all genuine stomach trouble. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to 81.00 per bottle.
Divers in Lake Huron have recovered GOO tons of copper from a wreck 160 feet deep, after it had lain there for thirtytwo years.
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INDIANA'S FIGHTING STRENGTH. The Bureau of Statistics has been attempting to collect data as to the number of able bodied meu in ludiana that would be subject to draft in case they were needed in war. The returns made by township officials to statistician J. B. Conner have rot been altogether satisfactory, many of them being on their face inaccurate. In 189G there was a total of G37,110 votors in the State. The statistical bureau figures that there are about two out of three men in the State able bodied, including tbe legal voters and those coming within the requirements of the war department, which accepts men from eighteen to forty-live years of age. Figuring on this basis there ought tojbe in the State at leaet 325,000 able bodied men subject to military service. The reports roceived in answer to interrogatories sc-nt out indicate (pit
impor-
Fh* and A 'lierlcans Aro -'artO'-s lu Purls !. "On aud aff-T this date," wrote Napoleon I to Fonc!v, "soo that tho English are expelled from Paris." .Siu.il an edict would seem a very larj rder at the present day, but it was by no means a small one i,i Napoleon's rime. What would the Paris of today be without its English colony? From Sir Edmund Monson, our embassador, to tho pale boy who files the English journals at Xeal's library in tho line Castiglione the English are very important factors in Parisian lifo.
There has been au English colony in the French capital ir many centuries, yet one might search in vain tor a similar French colony in London. The Leicester and Soho square districts, although owning to a largo French population, possess hardly a trace of the flavor or mien that- distinguishes the quarter the English frequent in Paris, and it is not a lifth tho size.
To speak broadly, Paris has within its walled borders a little London of many thousand persons—not squalid and impoverished, hut boasting splendid mansions, fine shops, hotels, churches, hospitals and libraries, and all these to such an extent that it is difficult to believe one is not in the British capital itself.
The inhabitants of this colony might roughly be catalogued as follows: Retired people aud gentlefolk who have seen better days, those who desire tc have their children educated in the language, business people, authors, artists, students, journalists and professional men, those who have the best of private reasons for living out of England and cranks, which term includes certain individuals who for some cause or other have developed a feeling of hatred for tho land of their birth. Nearly all are exiles of their own accord.
On Sunday the elite of the English colony turns out to the Church of the Embassy in tho Rue d'Aguesscau. Here for a number of years Dr. Nayes, who was formerly a Leytonstono incumbent, has preached, and here a collection bag goes regularly round, and is as regularly returned in a condition of comparative emptiness. For your Englishman of the English colony is either in a condition to help largely support the church and does or else gives nothing at all.
One thing must be said about the English and Americans who go to Paris. They support the city. Without their patronage there is scarcely a big shoj^ on the boulevards that would not close its doors within a few months.—Loudon Mail.
SPAIN'S LOSING GAME
Thing* Which Have Slipixnl L'rom He* TIRANP IJ» Thr«*c Hundred Years, Macaulay drew this picture of the power of Spain iiOO years ago:
The empire of Philip II was undoubtedly one of the most powerful and sploudid that ever existed in the world It is no exaggeration to say that during several years his power over Europe was greater than even that i' Napoleon. In America his dominions extended on both sines of the equator into tho temperate zone. There, is roas' to believe that his animal revenues amounted, in the season of his greatest power, to a sum ton times as large as that which England yielded to Elizabeth. He had a standing army of 50,000 troops when England did not have a single battalion in constant pay. lie held, what no other prince in modern times has held, the dominion both of the land aud .r-ho sea. During the greater part of his reign hit was supreme, on both elements. .His soldiers marched up to the, capital of France: hi.-, ships menaced tko-siiores of England. nain had what Niv^leon desired in va.u—ships, colonies and commerce. -monopolized tho trade ol of tho Indian ocean. All the west and all the spices vere received ami distribut-
t^iio inm
Ane-r -i athe gold"of of the east ed by hoc.
A Famous Applo Tr«p.
The American Cultivator says that the original greening apple tree is still standing on tho farm ol Solomon Drowne at Mount Hygeia in North Foster, R. I. Tho tree was a very old one when tho farm was sold in 1801. The seller informed the purchaser that it was a pity the old tree was going into decay, as it produced the best fruit of any tree in the orchard. Tho purchaser determined to sco how long he could keep it alive, and it still survives, after almost another century has beeD added to its venerable years. But it shows signs of final decay, and the parent of all tho famous Rhode Island greenings, which has set its grafts on the orchards of almost all the world, will sooii be but a neighborhood memory. It is doubtful if thero is a more famous applo treo to be found in all Pomona's groves from end to end of the earth.
Keene's Quarter Cigar.
Tom Keene was a good story teller. "For ton years," so went one of his tales, "I bought all my theatrical costumes from one dealer, and as during much of that time I was playing many new parts in the old California "theater stock company of San Francisco my trade was a matter of considerable importance. When I was about to leave the slope and come east, I went to make a final order and bid my coetumer goodby. 'I'm very sorry you're going,' ha said. 'Here, Jake I' calling to a clerk. 'Run out and get Mr. Kceno a good quarter of a dollar cigar.' "As Jako started my ooBtumer whimpered behind his hand, 'Two for a quarter, Jake two for a quarter.'
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WORDS OF GLADSTONE.
You cannot fight against the future. Men foe apt to mistake the strength of their footing for tho strength of their argument.
AVe cannot change 1he profound and resistless tendencies of the aye toward religious liberty.
Every leal and searching effort at self improvement is of itself it ksson of profound humility.
AVith the progress of we:.1'!! and tho multiplied!ion of natural warns and comforts there grows up, as society becomes older, a new system of social ethics.
Nothing wlii.-li depresses tho moral and physical condition of the people below the standards of Christianity, of sufficiency and
ui'
health can
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the end be cheap.
If v. are just, we shall go forward in tho name of truth and right., bearing this in mind—that when the en so is proved and the hour is come justice delayed is justice denied.
Yes, tho diseaso of au evil conscience is beyond tlio practice of all the physicians of all the countries in the world. It is writton in the eternal laws of the universe of God that sin shall be followed by suffering.
It has been said that tho world does not know Its greatest men. Neither, I will add, is it aware of the power and might carried by the words and by tho acts of those among its greatest meu whom 1* does know.
Depend upon it that all false, all sham work, however it may last for a little, the effect of it is ultimately to destroy reputation, to tako away confidence and to act most injuriously upon those who have adopted the trick.—AVMliam E. Gladstone.
THE BEEHIVE.
It is a good plan to allow each colony to cast one swarm. Keeping the comb clear of green cells Will prevent swarming.
If t}ie bees, are swarming excessively, but little honey will bo secured. Excessive swarming is a failure in every way, but a limited amount of swarming is no detriment.
The kiudof hive is not so important. The bees will storeIiont-y in anything that is given them.
A good, fertilo queen is capable of producing enough bees in a short time to make an immense colony of bees.
If you raise comb honey only for your own use, it will pay to raiso it iu large frames, six inches deep and as long as the hive.
The worker bees may kill off tho drones at anytime. This they do by constantly wortying them, but principally denying tliem chyle food. They may also destroy drone broods.
A good young queen will lay when in her best condition 8,000 eggs daily. These workers live from one to three months, so that in an average hive Au.000 is not a larsxe number during tho working season.—St. Louis Republic.
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Even after the defeat, of the
armaria English statesmen continued to look with great dread on the maritime power of Philip. Whoover wislie.-: to be well acquainted with the morbid anatomy of governments, whoever wishes to know how great state* may be made feeblo and wi-etched, should study tho history of Spain.—Ex change.
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What do the Children Drink? Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried the new food drink called Grain-of It is delicious and nourishing and takes the place of coffee. The more Grain-o you give the children the more health you distribute through their systems. Grain-o is made of Dure grains, and when properly prepared taste like the choice grades of coffee but coats about as much All grocers sell it 15c. and 23c.
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