Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 September 1895 — Page 2
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THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 23 IHyn
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was 147 to :12. the requisite number beinp 135. The amendment
wholesale dkalek AND SHIPPER OK has been introduced at annual ses-
sions for five years but its support iers have never been able to pass it
1 until last week.
Timotliy and I Ictilieliaj, There is some talk for one cent a specialtv. ! postage. It will never come with
j the democratic party in power.
Highest Market Price Paid for Corn, , Tne blican8 will have to repair
Oats ami IIav. i r , , the finances of the govermenl be-
Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered 1 f<)re there caQ b( , uny reduction in inanyPartoftheCity. A Percent | the re( . eiptR of the j )ORtoflice de off Where Delivered from the Car. j I)altment Qne cent postage will 2^ South Indiana Street, Opposite! come but not untler a democratic
! administration.
Cooper Bros., Livery Stable.
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TEACHING A COMMUNITY
Kfow to Fly Fisti—The Fliih Hog. Itig
Walnut Getting Famoini.
In the September number of the American Angler, of New York, is an article on “Teaching a Common ity how to Fly Fish ; The Fish Hog,” by Mr. George W. Grirtin, of this city. Mr. Griffin is one of the best posted gentlemen in the country on fish, their habits and the many methods of catching them, herewith reproduce the interesting
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Or. CisHel. LaPorte Republican. It was the intention of Dr. Cissel. if he hud continued another year in LaPorte, to conclude his minis terial labors at the end of that time and settle down in our midst and quietly spend the remainder of his days. The appointment to the Cra w fordsville district has changed all this. He, however, does not in tend continuing longer in the active work of the ministry' than to fill the appointments that may be given him on that district, but the place of his location then will have to be determined by cin’ininstances. Dr. Cissel is one of the strong men of the Methodist connection. His influence in LaPorte has been great and always in the right direction. He is frank and sincere in all his utterances, but never offensive, for he is always a gentleman. We are sorry and we are glad because of his change. We regret to lose from our community so worthy a gentleman as the Doetor, and pleased to know, if he has to go, that his lot will he east in the most enlightened and cultured community to he found in the entire west. It is a very desirable place for even a preacher to live in.
Greencustle, Ind., 's tha seat of DePauw University, the great Methodist col’ege of the West, and one would as much expect to find atheists, deists and tlie whole galaxy of unbelievers
with two or four legs, and you ean no more make an angler out of the twoleirged variety than you can make a silk purse out of an ear of the fouilegged kind. In fishing for bass, whether tly or bait casting, it should te beneath the spirit and manliness of an angler to keep anything under a pound, unless so badly hooken as to make re-
covery extremely doubtful.
1 firmly believe that this little world we inhabit was so constructed that its internal machinery is so manipulated and run by the head engineer, that the angler who has lived and been actuated by this law of quality, rather than by .y" that of quantity, will be found, when vve the last trumpet is sounded and all goes up in blue smoke, to have had the greatest imber and most enjoyable outings; to h..ve had the longest and most exciting battles, and to have brought to the gaff'and net the biggest fish, and that to him will he assigned the best po d of the golden streams in “the land of the Hereafter/’ I adopted the uile.
among its resident population, as fish-' years since, of returning to the water ertnen. Hardly iiad the last snow „f all bass under a pound, and I will go the past cold winter disappeared before j home empty handed, as i have done the wat m spring sun, when l began to many and many a time, it 1 can’t take a hear ti>h talk, and to see more or less j h-h of a pound and upwards. I carried beginning to get rea<ly to go a-fishing this rule with me to the 1 ippecanoe, on the part of several ol its ini st infiu-j whe-e, with our party, i, has become cut ini citizens. But a- a rod was called : ns “the law of the Med< s and 1’crsiaiis,’
a pole, and there sprung up a sudden demand for 10 cent lines, fully equipped wiili hook, sinker and hob, it became self evident the science of angling was not taught in the university. It soon become apparent, w lien the average citizen shouldered Ids pole, took up his can of worms or bucket of minnows and started for the stream (Big Walnut, about a mile from town) th.it he went after meat. The idea that sport could
and he who does not keep it holy is
sh on tie'i as a leper.
Big Walnut, the fishing waters of this town, is not an ideal bass stream, but above the average for a stream of its size and volume of water. It is fed by springs largely, hut runs through a section of country too level to he a stream of much current. Like all Indiana streams—tributary or sub-tribu-tary to tlie Wabash and Ohio rivers—it
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enter into and become tile all-ahsorh- contains buss, the small-mouth so far
Call and see him before ing elsewhere.
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John Kehoe spent Sunday with Ladoga friends. Mrs. James Downs was called to Terre Haute yesterday by the serious illness of Mrs. I). 1*. Downs. Lawrence Downs, of tlie Vandalia Engineering Corps, is visitn g home folks. Miss Allie Riley is at home from Brazil. Rev. and Mrs. Welch, of Enfield, 111., who have been visiting Mrs. James Black and G. li. Parker and family, have returned home. Krai Estate TraiiMiers. Charles W. Keyt to .1. N. and M. A. Thomas, land in Jefferson tp., $1000. Ezra Smith to W. F. and Sadie Snodgrass, laud in Marion township, $300. It. S. MeCaminaek to J. X. and Nettie Washburn, land in 1.roinl Park. $200. Arch Codings to P. W. and M. Gains, land in Bainbridge. The cold wave which arrived early this morning was about twelve houi8 ahead of'lie schedule as the following dispatch received yes e.day afternoon will shoiv: The hot wave will he broken some time Monday probably in the afternoon. A decided and sudden fall in temperature of not less than thirty degrees will he ushered in by heavy thunder storms and rain, followed by several days of cooler weather. Kverywlicre We <io We hud some one who lias been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and people on all hands are praising this great medicine for what it has done for them and their friends. Taken in time Hood’s Sarsaparilla prevents serious illness by keeping the blood pure and all the organs in a helathy condition. It is a great blood purifier. Hood’s Pills become the favorite cathartic with every one who tries them, 25c per box.
iug incentive. Hie ruling passion, in the day’s outing, was beyond his wildest dreams. Had I he economy , f nature been so arranged that he could have knocked the fish off the limbs of the trees on the banks with bis pole, which was no doubt better adapted to that purpose than angling, tlie object of his going H-tishiiig would tlie sooner have been attained, and he, the chump fishei'Hiau, Hie more highly pleased with
the lesult.
The idea of sport being thus swallowed up in that of meat, necessarily precluded all thought of returning to the water Hie small fry, hence everything from tbiee inches up was held as meat and went to swell the day’s catch, The crude tackle, the “get there” manner of using it, hut, above all, the bulldog idea of tenariously holding on to everything coming to tlie hook, regardless of future supply and demand, was more than one making any claim to true angling could stand by anil see without a on test. And right here is when I made “a ass” of myself. I use tins expression of the lamented A. Ward, because I regard it as a sort of
as I have observed. If not an ideal tlyeastiug stream, it possesses many features tending to that end ; it has numerous bouldert d pools and riffles, and the caster who can get out sixty and seventy feet of line can coyer all its pools, and, as a rule, have a clear battle field. A number of three and four pound fish have been taken with tne fiv this season, and I would guess, from what little I have seen, that it can hold its own with many of the more pretentious waters of the state, if properly protected there i« no reason why it should not grow into a prolific bass stream. But, as there was never a flower so pure and hi'uiitiful as not to be plueked by some devastating hand, as there could not have lieen a heaven without presupposing a hell, no more can there he a beautiful and fruitful bass stream that does not. sooner or later, fed the blight ing touch of the dynamiter and s> iner, and V/alnut is by no means exempt from the depletion incident to the ravages of this lawless element. The man who deliberately, ‘ with malice aforethought,” will seine the waters of a state prohibiting sein-
superlame tense of an ass. It comes, | ing, would steal his neighbor’s st ek. sooner or later, to all men to make the I his purse. o r lire his house or barn, had crow ning mistake or toeir lives, and, 1 he not the fear of the greater nunishiinlil I make a givaPT, I shall think ‘ ment attending the committing of these the supreme eti'or; of my life in this crimes, and, like all criminals, the soonrespcct was put forth in the mouth of er his place i- filled by a law-abiding
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Tine cold wave prevailing in the west and northwest sent a welcome wavelet over Indiana last night sending the mercury from the nine ties down to the fifties.
The Globe Democrat says: This administration has added $162,000,000 to the bonded debt, and it may liaye to increase this sum $50,000,000 or $100,000,000. No party in this country which increases the debt in time of peace can win in the next election.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows have closed tlie doors of that order against saloon keepers and gamblers. The vote on the amendment
All those taking part in the Evangeline entertainment will please meet in the Christian church this evening at seven o’clock. 2U1-U. ItiK Four Excumions. Louisville, Ky., Sept. 24 and 25, return limit Oct. 1st, $4.45. Dayton. Ohio, Oct. 21 ami 22. return limit Oct. 25, account Epworth League, $4.50. Evansvill*. Ind., Oct. 9 anil 10, return limit Oct. 14, acct. Epworth League, $4.35. Washington, Ind., Oct. i> to 10, return limit 14, account II. Y. P. U , $2.80. Oreenshurg Oct. 23 to 20, return .18, account Y. P. IS. C. E. $2.00. St. Lojis, Oct. 5 to 11, return Oct. 14, acct. St. Louis fair, $0.25. Atlanta, Ga., any day, return limit 20 days, $18.00. Harvest excursion to western states Sept. 10, 88 end 81 I’. P. IITESTIS, Agt.
June, A. 1). 1895. 1 could have protested against this unsportsmanlike style of taking Ui-s, and Hie slaughter of quarter and halfpound fish, and discharged my' whole duty toward my fellow-ni m, then quietly took my way to I he stieam with rod and fiie-, and had miles of beautiful poo's and bouldered riffles to myself, and left the bungling pole fishermen to their wallow. But no, I must needs give them my hand, and lead them up to the high and nobler plains of artistic angling, until now the populace is all agog, the fever has reacned all classes and oondil ions of mankind, and the family thai ■ nnnot produce "on call” one or more chuckers of .he bug have lost caste in its neighborhood. When the water is in eoutlr tion, not a day passes that it is not whipped by ten Ol llleen i oils. Witii (he msTOi ity, the lioggi.li instinct to keep small bass still lingers; with many, I fear, it will abide unto tlie end. It is incomnreliensihle, the extent to which quantity to tlie exclusion of quality, i- found in the make- up >>f the average individual. Ii is a hideous blot I hat will not out on the otherwise fair escutcheon of many an angler of recognized skill and national reputa-
tion.
Each season there are patties fishing the waters of Northern Miehigan and Wisconsin who lake bass, trout, nins-
calonge and pike pereli in
hers, beyond the possibility of consumption, that hundreds of their catcli have to lie buried to make existence in camp tolerable. The catch of these bn tellers is w ritten tip by some quantity befogged correspondent and Ity tlie daily press, in many instances ably assisted by the sporting journals and heralded throughout the land us brilliant achievements in true sportmanship. And these same butchers have the supreme gall lo pose as anglers. Their slaughtering instincts would barr them out of a Digger Indian camp. They do not possess the A lie's of true angling. There is not enough poetry, music, love of nature and imtme’s creations in the piuctied-up souls of a dozen of these butchers, to make
the ninth part of an ’.ugler.
A hog is a hog, whether constructed
citizen, the higher the moral sentiment of that community, tlie lower the rate of taxation, the better the fishing. All this means 1 have done no fishing t ids season ; therefore have no big catch os to report, no long and brilliant battles to describe, that I don’t appreciate a good tiling when I sec it, but am soft
enough to gi\e it away to Dick, Tom j (j reencas t| e
and Harry. In extenuation of tins unexampled softness, let us hope, that “in the lands of the blessed” I will be credited qitli having attempted to make
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Why go to Martinsville, French Lick, I or any other watering place when
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the best mineral water to he found in | the state. The Spring on the Mahan i farm, soiuh of tlie Vandalia railway,! contains iron and sulphur. It’s med-
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TESTIMONIALS.
short of the end in view may he charged to the proper account—the unadulterated greed and innate depravity of the
pupils, rather than to anv inefficiency For L> years I have been a sufferer on the part of the teacher." j front rheumatism, eonstipation and
\!"l in October, when 1 take my an- kidney trouble and have tried various
mini outing. I may have “something” I medieines but of no avail. About lour to send TAz Anal r of the fishing on the months ago 1 eoinmcnced using the Tippecanoe in 1895. j Mahans mineral water and am now free
from my old troubles, N'o other mediIIuhImi>k1 It. .... a. After Long Absence. J cilit , s n . qll ,JOHN It 1 LEY, Morristown, Ind., Sept. 23.—The s<,. p Greencastle. father-in-law of Joseph Myer has ar-! , „ ..t . .
rived at tho homo of the latter, just . ' 1 1 1 ’. 1
. . , a-. . began taking Malian s mineral water
west of this place. Thirty-two years fo P,. 0 n S ,.patio,, and after using it for a ago, for s. me nid.nowu cause, ho left f,.\v week- 1 was entirely cured. 1 ad-
hts wife and little child, who is now the vig , . n one troubled to use it.
wile of .. r. Myer, and was not hoard *
from again until his late return. His . The following is a list of those who wife secured a divorce, was remarried have been benefited by the use of the
and raised a family, believing her first! water:
i | For .Stomach Trouble: Clayton Keleor in.- ... oo o. .ori,. .iinyorioic, I ley, Miss Lida Walker. It. L. BrownLondon, F at. 23.—The Bar moss de ' ing, M rs. W. E. Hopkins. Mrs. Laura Roque, n. Tier of Mrs Maybriok, who 'nnyser, Mrs. James Merryweat her, is now at Rous;,, is said to have com- M •’S-A-4\ . Coopto'. Mrs. Richard l!nnmunicated with her solicitors in regard , '.' n ' B‘> >rH.lligrrt, M Seller, Jam'-s to new and important evidence in the ^ st ‘*. r V f 1‘rovidenee, E. <.,lM ay brick case, which will he submitted I'T' 7’, X "f"”! . Av ^- 1 "'"i'."'''-/"'' to the homo secretary. Sir Matthew! - ^r.kidney trouble. Mrs. (1. E. Blake,
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The Building-Up Powersof Hood’s Sarsaparilla a. „ remark* able. By purifying and enriching ths blood and giving
an a ppe111a it makes you feel strong and capable of endurance. This's just what in needed at this season. The following Is from Rev. Wm. Pad- . x; i dock, Bronson, Mich., formerly pastor of tha -Mi* First M. E. Church at Osseo, Mich: “I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and received much help from It. I am very thankful for the building up effects Hood’s Sarsaparilla has had in my case, and shall continue to take it.” Eev. William Paddock, Bronson, Mich. Hood’s SarsapariHa Is the only true blood purifier prominently In tho public eye. fl; sir lor Jo. Insist upon Hood’s and only Hood’s.
White Ridley, who has promised to re-
view the case.
Innnne From Sunstroke.
J. O. Hare, B rry Earnest. For constipation: Robert Turner, James Taylor, <’lias. Martin, J. B. Aikmaii,
Terre Haute.
Moline, Ills., Sept. 23.—Charles Fitz- ,, K ” r rheumatism : \Y. E. Hopkins, T. Patrick, a member of Company F. Sixth I ' 1 ,lf ! . m . ... ; , I rrovidenee, 1). Bail, Mrs. George regiment, Illinois National Guard, who " was tho victim ut sunstroke during: the i witor will be delivered five ..f charge i>ham bat tle at Camp Lincoln, Spring- , to any one who cannot afford to buy it. held, has become violently insane and ! Customers supplied at
Was taken to Jacksonville. Ho had been 1 ilischarged from the insane hospital ut Elgin in 1891 as cured, after six months’
treatment.
Prominent SnlVHtioniMt Head. New York, Sept. 23.—Mrs. Colonel Eadie, wifeof Colonel William E. Eadie, second in command of the Salvation Army of the United States, died this morning at her homo in Jersey City of consumption. When General Booth was in Brooklyn nearly a year ago Mrs. Eadie caught a cold at one of the meetings which developed into consumption, but she continued her work until compelled to succumb.
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Air. tince lavors me iioinimition o. James E. Campbell of Ohio for president by the Democrats. The senator takes no
i,Lock in tlie third term talk.
In the international athletic contests in New York Saturday the Americans were uniformly successful, winning each of the events. It was practically a contest beiween iill-Kiiglumi and ull-Americau ama-
teur athletes.
inrrrnsed i«.» supply far l.ogitniip„rt. Looansfort, Sept. 21.—The Dietrich syndicate, which recently purchased the natural gas plant here, has spent a large sum of money this summer improving the facilities for furnishing gas this winter. For several winters past the citizens have suffered much because of an inadequate supply of gas, and the new company has found its way into
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