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What Your Great Grandmother Did. She hetcheled the flax and carded th« wool, and wove the linen, and spun the tow. *. and made the clothes for her husband anc "ten children. She made butter and cheese ?::she dipped tallow candles, to light the houst at nignt, and she cooked all the l'ood for hei household by an open fire place and a bricl oven. Yes and when she was forty years ol -age, she was already an old lady whose besl days were over. Her shoulders were bent anc her joints enlarged by hard work, and sht wore spectacles and a cap.
Her great granddaughter, with all the -modern conveniences for comfort, refinement and luxury, may bo as charming and attractive at forty-five as at twenty. Especially is this true if she preserves her health by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, "which wards off all female ailments and irregularities, cures them if they already exist, "keeps the life current healthful and vigorous, and enables the woman of middle age to retain the freshness of girlhood upon brow and cheek, the light of youth in her eyes, and its elasticity in her step.
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Chicago claims 1,428,318 people. Palo Alto, Senator Stanford's famous stallion, is dead.
Mexico is proposing to lower its customs duties on raw materials. The flour millers of New York city have combined, with a capital of $7,500,000.
Reliable information is received that strikers have sworn to kill thirty of the leading mine owners of Coeur d'Aleno, Idaho.
Tne convention of the American flintglass workers at Elmira, N. Y., adjourned Thursday. It will meet at Marlon, Ind., next year.
Tho Supreme Court of Michigan upholds the Miner electoral bill, whereby members of the electoral collcge are elected by congressional districts.
Chicago is very much disappointed over the defeat of the loan bill in the House. It proposes to go ahead and make the Fair a success, just the same,
An organized effort is to be made to enforce the Sunday-closing law at New Orleans, which has been inoperative because of the strong opposition of saloon-keepers.
Moses Pollett., the negro who butchered his wife two weeks ago at St. Louis, because he was jealous, has been indicted by the grand jury for murder in the first degree.
Rev. Sam Small was awarded $500 damages against a saloon man named Miner, who knocked out one of his teeth during a prohibition fight some months ago at Atlanta, Ga.
Ex-State Treasurer E. T. Noland, of Missouri, went to the penitentiary Friday. He declines to talk further about his case, except to say that his mind is made up to take his punishment like a man.
Vanderbilt's yacht, Alva, was sunk In a collision Sunday night. Mr. Vanderbilt with his guests and crew numbering 33, were sound asleep at the time, but all escaped. The yacht went to the bottom
Advices have been received at the headquarters of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Chicago to the effect that Queen Liljuoklani of the Hawaiian Islands, has become a convert to the temperance cause.
Three men stealing a ride on the side ladders of a Missouri Pacific freight train were knocked off while crossing a bridge near Pleasaut Hill, Mo, Two of them were killed outright, while the third was badly hurt. They were evidently tramps and have not been identified.
The total production of pig-iron in the United States in the first half of 1899 was 4,799,056 gross tons, against 4,911,763 in the second half of 1891, a decrease of 112,704 tons. Adding the production of the two half years, the production was 9,810,819 gross tons in twelve months, which is 508.819 tons in excess of 1S90.
A spccial trom Columbus, O., says: In formation of a nature so direct bhat its authenticity cannot be questioned was inadvertently disclosed to a correspondent to the effect that Charles Foster, Secretary of the Treasury, contemplated resigning the office, as the result of the conduct of Ohio at Minneapolis.
The stone crushing company at Clinton Point, about a mile above Englewood, N. J., on the river front, is said to be in financial trouble. The company employs nearly fifty men, the most of whom have not been paid for a month or more. The men have secured thirteen attachments against the plant and threaten Its destruction unless paid this week. Most of tho laborers employed are foreigners and do not understand English.
The statement was made at Pittsburg, Wednesday, that troops would be kept at Homestead until the trouble there is settled one way or the other. The women are especially bitter toward the soldiers, and tonguo lashing is not infrequent. Burgess McLuckie was released from jail on $10,000 bail, Wednesday. Fifty nonunion men were prevented from entering the works by strikers,and for a time thore was much excitement and things looked serious.
FOREIGN.
Six cases of cholera and four deaths have occurred at Kolomna, sixty-three miles from Moscow. Two deaths have occurred in a village nearer Moscow and two within Moscow. Few of the principal merchants iniend to visit Nijni-Noy-gorod fair.
Through confession of one of a gang of conspirators, the Paris police have discovered an extraordinary wholesale plot to blow up the Palace d'Elysees, official residence of Pf-csident Carnot the Chamber of Deputies, and the Palais de Justice, an Isle do Deite, where are also situated the Cathedral of Notre Dame and Hotel tieu hospital. Through these revelations tho leaders in the plot have been arrested aud a large quantify of explosives seized*
WASHINGTON.
It Is stated that ex-Secretary Blaine will be asked to go to Berlin as a member of the international monetary con* ference.
Will there be retaliation? The bill authorizing the President to retaliate on Canada if it be shown that passage through any canal of that country Is prohibited or made difficult to any United States vessol, by closing St. Mary's canal to free passage and by levying tolls upon Canadian freight of from $3 to 85 per ton was passed by the House, Thursday,without a dissenting vote.
Tho President sent to the Senate Thursday the following nominations: Andrew D. White, of New York, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States to Russia A. Loudon Snowden, of Pennsylvania, now Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States to Greece, Routnania and Servia, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to' Spain Truston Beale, of California, now Minister Resident and Consul-General of the United States to Persia, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten~ tiary to Greece, Roumania and Servia.
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OTHER NEW8 1TEM8 Cholera is abating at Astrakan. Work on a water tower for Bedford began on the 25th.
A white mule parade was a diversion offered at Muncie Shelbyville Democrats will have a barbecue September 28.
A chewing gum factory is the latest Shelbyville industry. f" Corn in Kansas is said to be very serf ously damaged by the hot weather.
Illinois expects to send 3,300 SirKi\ights to the Knights Templar Conclave at Denver in August.
John and Charles Ruggles, stage robbers, were taken from the jail at Redding, California, and hanged by a mob on the 25th. I.
The Harrison county Republicans will hold a monster barbecue, Aug. 20, at which Hon. Theodore Shockney will be the principal speaker.
The will of W. S. Culbertson, of New Albany, Is to be contested by his grand sons, whom he cut off because of their fondness for horse -racing.
Secretary Tracy has ordered that tho name of the new crusier to be launched in Philadelphia,be changed from the Pirate to the Columbia, in honor of this year's eyent.
Owing to tho bad weather, there will be a general shortening of the Oregon and Washington grain crop. Although the figures are not exactly known, it is thought to be about 1,400,000 bushels.
A number of graves that were almost laid open by a landslide at the Hillside Showen graveyard near Waynetown have been visited by ghouls, the coffins opened and the corpses despoiled of jewelry,
Charles A. Martin,a large wheat grower of North Dakota, has telegraphed his Senator urging the defeat of tho antioption bill, believing it will be destructiv® to the farmers and land owners.
The section men of the Louisville, New Albany &• Chicago road, between BloonrIngtan and Greencastle, struck Monday morning for a raise in wages from 81.10 pel day to 1.35 per day. The company has refused the demand.
There has been soma very warm weather recently. On the 25th, at New York, it tvas 92 in the shade: at Cincinnati, 101 to 104 Louisville, 102 to 110 Indianapolis, )S Detroit, 98 to 102 Milan, Tenn., 99. So on throughout the country.
Five members of a dinner party at Lou.sburg Beach, Mass.. it is reported on the »-{.h, are dead and live more of the party ivill die. The doctors are not agreed as !o the precise cause of death, but it is evilently the result of poison. All suffered ntensely.
All branches of skilled labor in Wabash lave been unionized except the macliinsts, who will, within a fortnight, union7.e. There are now over six hundred unon men in Wabash, and the union wage icale and hours of labor are religiously )bserved.
Kathriua Keenan, aged twenty-one tnd the infant of Ed Stanley, of Jeffersonriile, were found dead in bed Monday norning. It is supposed they were killed jy the heat, which is intense. Hundreds men have quit work on account of the iigh temperature.
Fire broke out in the lumber yard at Say City, Mich., on the 25th. Before it :ould be controlled fifty blocks were Mimed and property worth $1,060,000 desiroyed. Women and children were cornjelled to flee for their liyes, so rapidly did he flames spread.
In the Senate Monday Mr. Vest introInced a joint resolution, authorizing the President to proffer to Great Britain, Gernany and France, as an inducement to !o enter into an international agreement ,'or freo coinage of silver, a reduction of 25 )er cent, in tariff duties on tho textiles, lard'.vare, earthenware and glass. This vas laid on the table. The anti-option )ill was then taken up, and Mr. George iddressed the Senate.
Mrs. William Finney, of Paulsi Valley, f. T., laid her one-year-old infant down it the edgo of a clump of timber while the went ia search of some stray cattle. 3!ie had been gone only a minute vvheu ihe heard the baby cry, and hurriedly re'r.rning, she was horrified to find the child Deing torn to pieces by wild hogs. The little body was terribly mangled when the mother succeeded in beating off the brutes. So prostrated was the mother by Lhe awful experience that her life is dispaired of.
Sunday afternoon Amos Rakestm Lis son Albert called at Edward Sn a neighboring fanner, near South i., .. Whan t!.a Kd entered the yard he sa.v Smith's large dog, and ran to him putting liis arm about the animal's neck. He had scarcely done so when the dog, infuriated almost to madness, buried his teeth deep in the right side of Albert's face. Before the maddened animal could be beaten off lie had torn a gash almost three inches long in the lad's face, and bitten through both cheeks, lacerating them in a dreadful manner.
IS IT HOT ENOUGH?
Six deaths resulted from sunstroke in Chicago on tho 25th, bringing the total from this cause to date up to 14. The hospitals are full of patients who have been overcome by the heat. A storm visited Philadelphia, lasting only forty minutes, but doing- $200,COj damage. There were eleven protrations from heat at Cleveland, while many were reported from Kansas City, Pittsburg, St. Louis. St. Paul and other points. Montgomery county, Ind., reports two deaths from sunstroke South Bend one, Tipton two, Valparaiso one, Columbus one, Jeffersonville two, and prostrations aia reported from many towns and cities of the State.
"Do not ask a man who is learning to ride a bicycle hov he is getting on," says an exchange. A more tender subject is how he is getting off.
There's an enduring sympathy between the small boy and the growing 'weeds. Ho has no desire, to hurt tnem in the least.
Jagson says it is strange nobody ever finds out what the wild-waves are saying although ever so maoygo
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Richmond Dispatch.
A few days since a well-known lady of Huguenot Springs missed from her pantry a pitcher of milk under circumstances most perplexing to account for. The empty pitcher being found near the house suspicion, of course, began to fasten itself upon some two-legged subject of natural history. This solution of the mystery was yesterday dispelled, when the owner met her six-months-old setter puppy carrying carefully by the handle into her back yard a pitcher of milk, which he was seen to tilt to the proper angle and drink. The statement, corroborated by the lady herself, presents an illustration of canine sagacity which ''takes the cake."
There are engraved stones in the British museum showing that the fashions in garments and headgear of the women of Babylon at the time of the deluge were about the same as those now prevailing.
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Other interesting publications from this road are the Yellow Stone Park and Alaska folders (illustrated) containing excellent maps respectively of the resorts mentioned, and telling in an interesting manner of the most beautiful and marvellous regions on the face of the earth. The broadwater folder, relating to the famous Hot Springs and Natatorium at Ilalena. Mont., and "National game reserves of North America," a rock of special interest to sportsman.
If vou wish to take tho trip of a lifetime send to Chas. S. Fee. General Passenger and Ticket Agent, St. Paul, Minn., for opies of these books and folders.
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It ia a real pleasure to an American journalist to record such an achievement, becauso, while wo are justly proud of our great stock yards, our colossal elevators and our immense shipping interests, it is something more to know that our people have not neglected the more elevated fields, but stand as prominently forward in them as in the others. Tho largest and most varied stock of musical instruments carried by any firm in the world can be seen at Lyon & Healy's warerooms, 53 Monroe street, Chicago, catalogues of which can be bad free t-pon application.
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