Democratic Press, Volume 2, Number 67, Decatur, Adams County, 23 January 1896 — Page 3

'—IX 1IH! WK L. * " ■’ K 17 \ &»»*•*» V "’ v'V-A / 4 ' M ir THF. PKINO XfN xrevn PWJSM iu rake* for gom-ial bias Mine «l • now, THF BI N PASTE polish lor a Stu. k after dinner sblae applied end pullahed with * cloth M . ! • *■•••»«•••■ '•*•*.! ■*■ A Mr J. H. «•*■- “ f Harrisburg. Ark.. I* • justice of the pence mid a l„i owner of the Hnuixon Stump Extractor for the State of Arkauagg, He bad never noticed the tdvertlsetaeats of Rlpatia Tabulea, gnd had no knowledge of them, to quote bln own words, nut II "I read on the alate from Spirit Side. 1 then got •■<’ * r ® ,,r druggists to onler some of them. I received the box es Tubules by mall, which 1 have taken according to directions from the Spirit Side, and must say that It is one es the most wonderful aitdlrlne* for liver am! stomach that I ever saw. I wish these Tubules were in every family. (Signed) J. 11. MOON.” Tabolr* »re «nM hr Snireir* or hr matt If Mirmu a h»>> laarnt o> l>»-IP>MUi*m»..nl J, ..minio. Xu. 10 spruca sueel. Naw V.rlc bruupl* 9WID TOUR OF OLD MEXICO. THE EGYPT «F THE NEW WORLD. On Tuesday, January It. 1896, Gates’ annual tour of Mexico will leave Toledo by special train at 11 a. m., via Wabash Railroad, and pa»< Fort Wayne about 1:30 y. 111. The tour this season will far surMM all former efforts, several new featmw have been ad<i**d. Tiie Gates’ special Pullman train will consist of vestibuled sleeping and compartment cars, ob-rva-tfoo and library car, and a palace dining sar. also a bair.-age ear, the entire train making the thirty day tour and covering »,(flu mile*. Mr. Gates will accompany the Wu, and give every d«-t::il personal attention. For a handsome book of the tour riving itinerary and much other interesttag data apply to the following representatives Wabash Railroad. C. S. CitAXR. G. P. * T. A., st. Louis, Mo. Cbas. ■. Gates, Tkt Agt., Toledo, Ohio. P. E. BounAt r.it. P. * T. A. Toledo, Ohio. R. G. Thomv.sox. P. A T. A., Fort Wavnc, Ind. R. G. Bvti.eb, D. P. A., Detroit, Midi. J. M. JIcCoNNEi.t., P. A T. A. Lafayette, Ind. THE AF.RMOTOK CO. con half lb« rs -rKT* wrodinUl tKuuaras, becauM it has reduced the real of •tad power la 1.« wbst It «*»■. It b» m*nf branch Seuees. ar- i ,u»i>ll<wlu*uod.aud repair* At deer. It cau *U(I d<<* funn.li a AJiVoy.. _ Wuer article tor lew niooaj loan eUers It make* pumping and 5mT re-ared. Steel, iluoiiunl-after-*Me»mpletlon Windmill*. TIIUIW Wjpz Mr and i tied steel Towers, steel Buz* Saw •w—Fr.in-S, Steel Feed Cutlers and Feed VU Srltxler*. On awllcatloti It win name one gl of these article* that It wIU furnish until lamian Ist at 1/3 the usual pricw 11 also make* Tutte and Pumps at all kind*. Send for catalogue. Ihb, Hartwell and Fillmore Streets. Chi«s» <6 RfUWEEK AGENTS EtA Local or travelinr. ft 11 11 11 ladim or grrit*. •« liing MallOMal Patent l»hli!V athri. I I** l si tn ph-, durable, low pt ice. and honestly mad*-, washes and iGdGjS dries ttulies m two niiunt*«. no mun, slop, scalds 1 finfaraor broken diahsa, • child can operate. erery one warranted, one in a totality m-ang a sals to all the neighbors, sella <»n •ent jevery family tmye. permanent situation, write tor agency. World Mff. Co.. »U 2i< Columbus. Ujxio. PENSION»-5.r,..”” , ir7; Successfully Prosecutes Claims Jate Principal kv&minrr V a Fwstoo Bnroum 3 yn In iMt war. U aJjadieaunc claim*, atty ainuQ AOIIIM Morphine Habit Cured in 10 VI IVMI DR, j.STfePHENS, LLuanon.Qhio,

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ItWOLEOH ONCE ASKED U»R AN OPINION, Ches n Graphic Description of Hit Ideal Woman. Mothen I’kw* Note. (MWUI. vo oik i.m.» ,r u.m, , In roapoßoo to a <|tic*tlon askctl by a LJy, Napol<f>n replied, — “My ideal notnan h mUM notllu Imillltiful fculv . d kiu’lety Lcllc, whose |.hy. MF 3T vlcl.’iu trie* in vain to keep her in rcpulr, nor fiK ’aVSHtto fragile butterfly of , ;y.>! ie''4\ fuhion, who gllile the torture* of disRM l Rm p " s " will ‘ » forced {-•'v 1 J. Ira »n'tlc. kRR “No? uiy Idea! I* xS?v* W® I KJ * *' ,lnan *ho ha* irlJ ’n II • cc ‘’i' t ed her being ■M. M a* a sacred tru.it, Bwrfll B,> '* *' ,u ohvy* the '* w * nature for f# 1 I the preeerv ation of J “Do know, I’ l '‘’i'liitar ‘ *" honi'u.’ l ' ttli' n 1 meet tin! ” Katron who reaches mid lie ago in com- *■ ' ‘*|h ‘wK. plete preservation. “ That woman is rendered beautiful by perfect Mv health, and thu stalwart children by her side are her rewanh That's my Idenl weaian." To grow to ideal womanhood the girlbood khould be carefully guarded. Mothers owe a duty to their daughters that in too ia*ay ea’es is neglected. Nature ka* provided a time for puriflcation: and if the channels are obstructed the entire system is poisoned, and misery comes. At a mothers' meeting the wife of a not -d New York divine sold to her listeners: " Watch carefully your daughters' physical development. “ Motin rs should see that Nature is assisted, if necessary, to perform its office, and keep their daughters well informed as to matturs concerning themselves.” 1 Irregnlaritios, from whatever cause, are sure indicatioas of organic trouble. With Irregularities come disturbance of the stomach aad kidneys. Violent hsadachcs often attack ths victim; pains ~~ shoot everywhere. Ex- // triune irrita- ff \\ bility follows // F- \ \\ quickly, aad 11 |2WUB 4W 11 then uttor 11 JA despondency ll II overwhelms \\ the already \ \ over- bur- \”r/ dened life. k Unless tha obstruction is removed at once, youi whole b ened. >Lpdi« E. FinlAem’s Vegetable Compound will aocomplish the work speedily. It is the most elective remedy for irregular or suspaMdad action Known. fck.inOat Meal J Free IroW buHs and superior flavor ity. That’s j [friendsOats! y |i cost more to make r '2a fI, bu| are sold at the same iT / S |n/prtces as inferior toods,</Vvl ? I J ft' a< 1 ? - rWI B/ L. i /plu 'JnM Oat Meal Co. - / 9 E V Muscatine, low £/ 'fi C ASTHMA 2 MMAMSASTHMA SPECIFIC •he« rolirf in Hvt mtantea. fiend '< >kAL' »l Bo* H ! ' * *«!'•!«. Mno r .x putt pi 1 i D• ’ •v\ ; ‘ * -'pt •r.l M. Hl. u..-. kJ.*,. I 8 - •,y3*.'^* A4 *' t -«Tm-s. hinux rain , rs.

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A Now Occupation. ft Ih nut generally known thnt there lx it siuull blind us men mid women who make 11 certnln, If eomi-what xninll, living by merely giulng In aliop windows. Kueh, however, Im the itimo, un 11 repreoentatlve of Tlt-Blta found out the other day. By n lin k accident he met tin l mnHuger of tide whop window gnxIng agency, from whom he obtained one or two Interesting uud curious facta. “<>h, yea," auld the manager, "our agency has boon In exlatence for some little time, and the men mid women whom we employ have had plenty to do. especially during the past season. If you won't give our business away, I will briefly explain our modus opcrandl. We have alxiut twenty employe, a whom we pay from 10 shillings to 20 shillings a week. lam always on the lookout for new shops in and around the west end, and, ns ststn as one appears, 1 call upon the shopkeeper and suggest that be might Improve his trade very much If he engages one or two o< our shop gazera. The older shopkeepers may ridicule the idea, but smart and enterprising men see that there is something In It. “More than one shopkeep<-r has availed himself of our services by having one or two of our people men and women, who are dressed In the height of fashion—continually stopping to look ut the contents of the windows. If the ordinary London passer by secs a person gazing intently in 11 shop window, he nr she Immediately fellows suit, and Is followed by quite a crowd of other folk. It the shopkeeper has a good and attractive window, the crowd notes the same, and the shopkeeper has secured a good advertisement” The White Rat Merchant “Don't you want to buy some white rats’'” asked an urchin in an .•mii.irrassed manner of passers-by. .is he stood on the pavement on Eleventh street, near Grand avenue. In a rough pine box, across the top of which were nailed several slates, were two white rats which the youngster eyed with the greatest solicitude. The boy’s hau ls were red. and his teeth chattered from cold, as he looked appealingly at the well dressed men and women wl-o glanced at his small menagerie. In r> ply to the questions of one lady, lie raid that the rats "were nice to look at, that a ‘feller’ could play with them, t.nd that they would chase all the big, black rats away from the house.' At this, one of the rodents stuck its red nose from between the slats, and the lady instinctively started, to scream. The inquisitive rat lost a prosyectivs trade for its owner, who looked ••restfallen. Finally a genuine purcliaser appeared, but both sides were in a dilemma. The box was too big to lie carried home, and no one had tl.e tem erity to transfer the rats to their pockets. The boy finally gave it up as t bad job. and taking ids lx>x in h>s arm, trudged away with his miniature Hagenbeek collection. Regulated by a Hair. One solitary human hair seems a very small thing, but it is the most important part of an important machine In the Capitol at Washington. This machine warms and ventilates the House, the Senate and the various committee rooms, and runs several electric dynamos Its most curious feature is the appliance for telling the proper temperature of the air in the building. A dial arranged like a clock marks different degrees from 0 to IVO; 0 means perfectly dry air, 100 saturated air, 1. e„ air carrying all the moisture if will hold. Human hair absorbs moisture like a rope, becoming shorter when it is wet, In the same way. The hair here is six incites lepg. The difference in length between it when wet and when dry stands for the 100 degrees of moisture on the dial, am! as the moisture of the hair varies the pointer on the dial moves. According to the necessity, more steam is thrown in or steam Is allowed to escape, the atmosphere being in this way regulated and kept at a healthy point. A Painter's Damaged Hand. There is no more skilful right hand In the world t>an that of the Russian painter Verestchagin. \et his right hand is thumbless. His right thumb was bitten by a leopard some years ago, and had to be amputated. The middle linger also of his right hand Is lamed and useless, as the result of a shot-wound which the artist received ou the battle-field. More than this, tha small bones of the centre of his right hand were also partially shattered by a fall on the Russian steppes, and his right arm was broken in the same accident. Nevertheless it is with this damaged right hand that Verestchagin paints his wonderful pictures. Crewing Good Coffee in lowa. Considerable interest has been created in Marion County, lowa, by the experiment of Jacob Bruce, a farmer torth of Knoxville, at coffee-raising on a smffll scale. In the spring of IS'.H Bruce planted seven grains of tine Rio coffee, and In the fall harvested lialf-a-gallon of an excellent quality. Most or this he replanted last spring in a fifteen rod plat of ground, and now has eight bushels of coffee, or an average of eighty-live bushels per acre, ile is satisfied that the crop is a sure one in his locality, and thinks it can be grown on a large scale and at an excellent profit. In battle only one ball out of eightyfive takes effect

Vebnataonl W«« Not I»< For It wb« ulreti by anuuilt. hut a PhrelA'i* built ua. • ooiiatltutl'iu fortified by Haatattar'a Mutuncb Hitler*, way bld duttauoe [a Un> a«*iitilw us uialarlnua dlaraw yvan n> locallflre wlcre It la nw»l prevaloat and MMllzaant. Kudyrania to tin- iigi'r-br»<dlii« •M-tloua of tb<- Wi-at abould bear lltla ll< wind, and atari with 11 supply. Tl»* llltrera pauuiptly •iilultira dyapepal*. rluuniailc anu kldm-y ramplalnla, uorvouaneaa. rouatlpatlun and bllluti'U'-aa Wanted to Be a Detective. ''Detective wanted; no experience fe.ulrod," was the advcrtlet-meut that caught the eye of ugulilblo I'hu-nix man a couple es days ago. A Blalwff youth was ulao caught by the rani" ad. Ho was unibitlou-. and wrote to the concerto for information. They smt back word to the writer to inclose S'» for his cointnlasion, which would lie aeut. Ho did so, and a • onplu of days ago received the terse reply: '•Thanks for tho money, you arc too much of a ■uckur to mitko a good detective Turn your talents in another direction." Bisbee correspondence Tuml> ■tone l£pltaph. High, Low. Jack. Fine icc means very cold weather, then comes a high old time in skating rinks, and skating ponds, on slide* and rides, and we go ironic sired and overheated. It's the same old story of cooling off: off with wraps and on with all sorts of aches and pains, rheumatic, nyuralgic, siiatie, lumbagic, including frest-lntes, backache, even toot'iache. They who dance must pay the piper. We cut up Jack and ure brought low by our own fofty. What of it, tho danoe will go on. all the same. It is generally known that St. Jaeobs Oil will cure all such aches and pains separately vr coHectively, and the cry is un with the dance. Tropical Birds in Germany. A gold nc dul has been awarded to Herr Frosch as a reward for his success in introducing tropical birds into Gorman forests. With the exception of canaries and African parrots, all tho birds imiiorted from tropical regions have been acclimatized, and even the young of the former have survived the severity of last winter. The new bird colony is situated in Southern Saxony. The Florida Limited, of the Queen and Cresreiit Route, leaves Cincinnati to day at b a. m.. gets to Jacksonville to-morrow morning at same hour. It is a solid vestibuled train. Itffk miles startest line. Tho late Chauncey Goodrich died in tho poorhouse at the age of 70. Twenty-five years ago he was a member ofthe Connecticut State Senate and was worth 1100,000. “Rock Island" Playing Cards. These popular cards are again for sale at 10 cents per pack, and thousand* ure buying theta. They are the-slickest card you ever handled, and 10 cents iu Stamps or coin per pack will secure one or mere packs. If mouey order, draft or stamps for live packs is received (viz., 50 cents) we will scad them by express, charges paid. Orders for single packs are sent by mail, postpaid. If you want •n<-h pack to contain aa elegant engraved whist rules, remit with your order 2 cents extra per pack. Address JNO. SEBASTIAN. G. P.A. Chicago. Tt is a goo I plan to remember that the only time your friends will not li nd fault with you is when there is no fault. Dou’t allow yourself to trifle with a Cold, as<i so encourage the development •f some latent I’tilnionary and Broneiiitil disease, which often ends fatally. You had better cure your Cough or Cold by promptly resorting to Dr. D. Jayne’s Ex-I-eitoraut, an old-time renusjy for all Coughs, Lung and Throat ufl'eetiona. Some men put the brush in the bands of their enemies, and then complain that they ure not as black as they ure painted. To California in Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars. Tiie Burlington Route it'. B. A Q. It. R.) runs personally conducted excursions to California, leaving t'hieagoevery Wednesday. Through cars to California destination, tilted witli carpets, upliolstered seats, bedding, toilet rooms, etc.: every convenience. Special agent in charge. Route via Denver and Silt Lake. Sunshine all tiie way. Write for descriptive pamphlet to T. A. Grady, Excursion. Manager, 211 Clark St., Chicago. Tho devil has a garden, and you work in it every time you plant a suspicion of some one in another man's mind. I’iso's Remedy for Catarrh is the best medicine fro- that disease I have ever used. L. <’. Johnston. !• !:t. Texas, June 2 !th, IS91 L There are some people who never pass along the street that other peo io do not look at eueh oilier, and smile. The New Orleans limited, via the Queen and Crescent Route, makes the trip Cincinnati to New Orleans in 24 hours. "JO miles shortest line. To know vi hat to say is n« sig* of genius, unless it is accompanied by the knowiodge of when tossy it. Threat Trophies. To allay tiie irritaiVs that inuuce.s coughing, u-e “Hrowu’s Bronchial Troches.” A simple .md sate renndy. Tlo Which are the more foolish, mon or women'? She Women, because tuey marry men.

Nerves Depend upon the blood for sustenance T,.< More if the blood is impure they are improperly fed and nervous prostration results. To make pure bleed, take Hood's Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists; st. Hnnd’c Piilc cure habitual constlpanOOCl S I HIS tlon . price 25cents.

Bow’s This! W» offer One lliiadre I I'ut'ar* ttownt.l fnr any a<-e of 1, U'rli tfiut csiiuot bu cuti-J by Ball's Cm artl- < itte, F.J.t III.M V A CO., I'roiK., Tebsl'i, O. Wo tin- uixh-rslgnml have known C. J. Clu-nev fsi ths i»-i ir-yeai., and twlieve him perfis-oy Iwui'iiable 111 alll>u>|iu<» truu-n 'llan* iiiul lln.ui rially ulilo to carry out any übllgaUou inude by tbcir nriii. \’r-i x I'kvax.Wholesale l>rtigTl*t».T»le-,o <> W»i ntso. Kins*s k .Main in, WliuliwaliPl iiyrl-l-. Top-do, <• Hull - < alnirli l ure ta taken Internally, m-fn • din-ill! uiMti llu-bto-xl and mm-ousaunarw*•■ tiie >y>h-ni. rrldv' i.> i«-r butito. suldl-ywu DruaiiUl*. ‘liwlliiiouuil-. lire. The pen enables a young mnntogivc his girl on inkl ng of his •entlmcntt. Tiie Queen and Crescent Is the only line •peratinx a through aleeper to Florida via Asheville, N. C. Three car lines daily to Florida. Uncqualed service. A mote in the eye will put tho whole world out of joint. All About Western Farm Lande. The “Corn Belt” is a nrontldy paper published by the Passenger D< iiuriim-nt us Hie < Idcago, Burlington mid Quincy Railroad. It Is designed to give relmlilu in format.on concerning w t-stern farm lands, what can be raised ou them successfully, and tiie experiences of farmers who live in the west. Copu's of tills paper will issent to an J' address for one year on receipt of 25c. Postage stumps accepted. Address “The Corn Belt," 2iW Adams St., Chicago. Ta>ve never bus to lie watched to see that It does honest work. Three through sh-eping car lines to Florida daily via the Queen and Crescent Route. California dried prunes are ripe. rtT*.-AllFit.»t.'iredr ■ -b»l»r.Kllno'a<>>eit N-' Hr* aft »• H’-I day s uw M*r*«*h>us cures 1r» *tiM- *idl ftifu tiial free to FaliMM.*. beud to Da Kit Ur. Xl Arcb bl. Pin I*. F*. Mrn. Wlni!aw'i HooTWtwe Stiiitf OHldrm b'rt’iing: »Ht>-Ui* I*"* cum*. rcanreM infl.iDitnat. Q, UUyn pasU. cure* wind coUc. '£> cent* a bottle.

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'Lv/T' KNOWLEDGE Tiring* comfort and improvement and tend* to Mraonal enjoyment whe» rightly u*cd. The many, who live loW to r than other* and enjoy life mare, with lew expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world’s beet product* te the'need* of phyaical being, will attest the value to IkulJi of the pure liquid laxative principle* embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs. It* excellence i* due to its pre*enting in the form m<>-l acceptable and pleakant to the ta*te, tire refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect [a*ative; effectually cleansing the «y*u-m, db-pclling cold*, headaches and fevem ana permanently curing constipation. It ho* given satisfaction to millions at.d me. with the approval of the triedical profession, becau*' it acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowel* without' weakeuing them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable subetance. Syrup of Fig* i* for sale by all druggists in 50c and fl bottles, but it is ma» ufactured by tho California Fig byrttw Co. only, whose name is printed on eveiy package, also the name. Syrup of Figi aud lieing well informed,jou will u<rt accept any substitute if offered.