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THE HEROES IN WAR.

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TAMOUS MGHTgBS OF TBB HE-

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BarrUon Am H# l^mm la 180&—How Gaoeral Grant Wan Photoamphed —ftaldlMT FJgnrpaaa Thay War* —Betas They Are Painted. MaiilMiu:

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“How did they really look nbeo tbefiebtiag wai ob?' It ie ike question that read'

military diynitr and eoarteey combined. The piotores of Tbomae shoe B:m in the full attitude of a commandio? general. Ho required little posing, for be naturally as* sotued a poeitivn of aatbority. Little Pbil Sberidan'e pictures taken dnripg the war would never be tionght to represent the sturdy soldier who afterward commanded the armiee of the United States One of them represents him with a scraggiy beard, and an anketnpt look in general. Anotner pictures him with a slight mostaehe. dressed in the worn tog* gery which had covered him donee nie Shenandoah campaigns, and topped with a funny little ronsd bet wh eh marked itt : owner on the historic nde* :o Winahe^ter. This was the costume in which Sheridan came to Washington after the close of the war. He was slight then, with the slender

THB INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1892, — 1

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A WAR TIM^ OROTP, THIRD DIVISION*, TivrNTIKTII ARMY CORPS.

aaw. nirwJAiiii* MARSitqn ori*. w. t. ward col. DAnn. dcstin col william cooswbll of Indians, connnsndiug ol Kentuckr, com- of IJiinnis, ccm- 01 Ms.sac^nteits, cotu-

First Brl.ada msndin^ b,i»- man 1 n* .Second msndinx Tnud

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Brigade.

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Ily springs to tbs mind*|itths appearance of ) figure of s boy, and he could not ha»e ons of the beroefcof tiyi wsr. Most people ! weighed more than 1 0 pound*. Grant, «*!■ •‘f ‘rrr g ,h * rr i ^ Ji• •ctsristlc. of the leader, of the rebellion niRDd of t J anijje , ( , (Ut (ive y . ar , la er> from pictures taken yipr* after tneir fight- ^ Wtt , I'res dent, he tipped the scs.es

Ing days were over, when increiising see and honors and the cogiforU of a peaceful life had given them grifjr ha rs and heard, a rotund person and thiT;ea«ily distinguished bearing of the man of |jie world. The name of Hheridan bring* up a pictma of a big, aggressive headset on -a ra'her pompous body, with the breast geyly decorated wuh tha medals of hoiior wfj|lcb lie had gained.

Giant shows a broa£

neatly cropped gray ■•Beard and a body tdainly dressed, but iiHfiiut'd to stoutt:e.<<s, and so all along the lipe. We are ant 10 picture these well-gmipud geiitiemen riding bravely at the hea(}|l of their commands and directing movement* on the field, and yet we know iu the nature of tilings tins eould not hay* been, fortunately we are able to gain an ides of 4be true state of the esse, lor the camera was bii»iiy at work throughout the wsr ca^ohing these fighters Just about as they annealed to t!i«ir men. Brady was the photographer of the *»^r. lie was as much a part ipf the groat struggle as auy many who djtl not actually cui ry a musket or wear tha blue. With tne first founds of battle .front the Bouth. u ady threw aside hia local l^psincHs, buckled on his camera and set out lor the field of action. There were few important battles or persons connected with those »t rriug a that did not come within the range of his photographing apperajpl*, and the world I* Indebted to him for|k|boui^.i it has in

actual portraiture of th^c dnvs.

The vetcisn was siVAwing me his war pictures the day of tbcjgreai G.and Army

parad*!'.

'‘tJerc ie a picture/’said, nicking up a group of four sol4|crlydo»king men, "which was taken at ttili time of the Grand

Kevlew.

"It reprvsente tha brigade commanders of 1 the Third division of the Twentieth Army Corpe, with their division commander tented iu the midst, you wouldn't easily recognise the figure ofi>. the extreme left, j and no wonder, it dosin't look very much as President Harrison appears to-day, hut | that If lust the way be appeared in his . regimentals when he chipe througn Wasli- ] ftagtoa with Hhermau's army at the olose of

Is n Union .Tin 11.

Tfi ILs Kditor of The Indianapolis >ews:

1 see by yesterday’s News that I am called a "scab” bv some of 'he men "in their best clothes'' that walked out of Messrs. Ilethcnagton & Berner’e, when, as siiiiermtcndent, I took charge of the boiler

»« m»m ......... j R|jd Ahect-iron department I am a memstrong face, with | ber jn RAnd (land 1 off of Capital C.tv Lodge,

No. li. National Brotherhood of Bdilcrmaki r«, of this city, ns you will see by inclosed > ertifioate from the national oresirlent. I attemied s session of the lodge on l&»i evening, and no one denies tnv good standing and fellowship except those whose ambitions and aspiratious were inter-

fered with by my appointment.

There is no one who think* ntor*- of the union and of organized labor than I, or

that will do more according to ahihtv.

I started the boiler ami sheet-iron works foy the above tirm several years ago. and was with them three years, or until I went

into business on my own account.

John A. M. Cox.

Unauthorltea MHieinents.

To the Kditor of The Indiananolis News: The assertion of The News special from this place that there is "po diphtheria in Kdinbu g,” and that the case of Mr* J. D. Fee has been “pronoun ed ajute ton»ilius” -i- entirely erroneous. There is not the slightest doubt that Mrs. Fee’s ca*e is one nt genuine diphtheria. The laws of the State nod the common -ease of the citizens of i.dinlilirg, involving as t ev do the safety of onr families, demand and render neceseary the prompt recognition and public announcement of the lacts. Anv effort at eonceaimeDt is not only promt W-d by the tnegnest cowardice, but is likew su punishable a * a grave odeuse to the State. X.

Edinburg, October 5.

Mrs. Anita Sutherland Kalamazoo, Mich., had swellings in the neck, or Goitre ^^40 Years great suffering. When the caught cold could not walk two blocks without fainting. She took Hood’s SarsapariJia And is now free from It alb She has urged many others to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and they have also been cured. It will do you good. HOOD'8 PlLLS Gnr* all Liver 111*. JanndSce, *lck bcaa&rhe, »aur ttomaeh. nausea. THE NEW HAT

NANCY HANKS. MM ill U! 23 West Washington St. 10 soi IS

When the same money will buy elegant Fulls ami Overcoats, which were made up to order by first-class merchant tailors, for $30. $40 and *50. Kvery garment bear* the name of the tailor it was made by, and will be sold for one-half original price We have them in all styles and guarantee a perfect tit in every instance.

A GREAT FALL OF CLOA.KS And FURS, SILKS and DRESS GOODS to-day, to-morrow and every day this week. Warm weather the cause of this terrific ■laughter. Come and get the latest novelties at your own price during this sale. 1011 mi, k 1, 37 and 39 South Illinois Street. P. S. Bring your repair work.

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Nos. 101, 103, 105,107, 109, 111, 113 We«t Washington|

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BEDROOM StJITEa $12, Bedroom; large glass. $18, Solid Oak Suite; large glass; see our $25, 30,

35, 45, 60 Suites.

L A large line of beautiful

patterns; see them. FOLDING BEDS.

248 to select from. Oak ^ Folding Bed tor $25, 33, 45,

55, 65, etc.

HEATING STOVES, j . carpets.

We have just the stove all-Wool Carpet; 5

you want; large or small, P a ^ erns *

•SANT JUST AFTRy TUR WAR.

the war. He was a little fellow then. I doubt whether he weighed more than ISO pounde,-atrd I remember poaing him as he etande in the picture. Qi\ hi* left arm he had tjed a piece of crapes The troop* were •U iu mourning then for Lincoln’* death. "Of tha othar mem here of tha’group, Want and Du*tin are dec£ t and Cogswell i*

the member of Congi

eetta who led Harrieoa at the

had forgotten the existence of thia picture, and the plate bad been-hidden a wav for

publication of luton after the recommending

Harr (•os’* promotion called it to mv mind,

mod I banted it up.

"I remember how the four etrolled into

A liivut Aiueiicait luve.tiuent.

During the pai-t yoars there has been a tendency man Bested toward capitalising ditlercnt industrie* and husinesse*, not only in America but in England and on the continent of Europe. At one time there was quite a furore in thi* country caused by English ranitglist* taking ud our most prominent buftlne*»en and capital,zing them in England At the tune Americana generally looked Upon this tendency with indifference, regarding it as of no particular importance, and that Engliahmen were rather gelling the worst end of the bargain; but events have since proved that they were the real gainers by their investment*, tor nearly all ruoh American hu«itie**rs have proved and are proving to be great aucceneen and are paying large dividends. Mr. H. H. Warner, of Kocht-ater, wa* one of the pemon* who capitalized hi* business into an English company three year* ago, and he lias demonatiated beyond question that Englishmen ceitainly made a good investment in his business, for since that t me the common share* of his company have paid dividend* a< the rate of IT’H P*r cent, per annum, and the preference shares at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, the company, besides, gbcumulating about $300,000 teserve, and at the present time there it but little, it any, of the stock ihat<an be obtained, end that only at a very high premium. While in England, engaged in proaioting said business, Mr. Warner became satisfied that the English oap talists were securing and monopolizing some of the best paying investments in this country, and he determined to enable American investors to secure these profits, without allowing them to go abroad. iWring the past few weeks his attention nw» been called to a very extensive gold and silver mining property in Arizona, known as the Seven Stars and Hillside mines, and being desirous of taking a large number of shares in

ORIGINAL llffil MIILVMlJilS 35 North Illinois Street, Y. M. C. A. Building. Be jure you are in right place.

Nope Sucb CONDENSED

PVipcg Meat

Vs. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE thI^UL •4.00 and Stf.OO Calf Hand-Sewed, Equal those costlag $8 to $12. •3.50 Police Heavy calf Sht>e. *2.50, *2.25, 82.00 workingman’s Shoes. •2.00 and *1.75 for Roys. *3.00 Hand-Sewed, *2.50 and *2.00 Best Dongola, for ■Women. Tako no Substitute, but Insist on having W. L. DOUGLAS’ SHOES, with name and price stamped on bottom. Sold by «. A. Neerman, 17* Mass, are.: F. R. Brown 15« E. Washington st.: F. Schrader. W W. Washington gt.: Haag <fc Son. Ml Indiana av#.; Louis Aldag; 707 E. Washington »r.;Mr*. W. Horuff, 188 Virginia wp.

WILEY’S, 98 North Illinois Street

[ Congreoc from Massecbu- ** lt] company, he railed the attention of the Ray Slate delegation for ’ the industrial and Mining Guaranty Com1 uiuneapoU* convention. I P* n 7 *° l h« undertaking, a* also the atten-

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^ had been-ki over twenty year*, but the Joe hooker’* letter to Stai

battle of Peachtree Creek

any etudio, and kew etolialv Harr sou stood as he faeed the camera. That was the first •me I had ever teen him, and I never saw him again til he was in the Senate, and 1 teok a picture which look* wry like him

row, except that the beard was slightiv • The officers of longor. . ’ 1 Broadway"What it tha moat ehargeteristio picture I

of Graatr

lion of several capttaiiste, and they have decided to take ui> the Sewn Sure property with *uob men a* the Hon. Warner Miller, etc., etc., as directora. The stock of the Seven Stars mine* is guaranteed (bv the depositing of stocks and bonds) to pay 15 per cent, per annum for tbe next five years. This is certainly a most remarkable thing and a new departure in the matter of investments. It furnishes, however, the most unusnai opportunity for conservative investors and it is not surprising that they are rapidly taking advantage of the same.

the company are at No. 41

Makes an every-day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid imitations—and insist on having tha NONE SUCH brand. * MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y. DRUNKENNESS © r Mt* Liquor Habit HuaitJrely Cured by odnalulsterina l>r. 11*1 nee’ Goldes* BoeicIBc. It oan be given la a oup of ooflee or tea, or is food. Without the Knowledge of the patient. Itlsabeolutely jarmleee, and will effect a permanent and »peedv oura whether tbe patient ie a moderate drinker or an slooholio wreck. It ius been given la thousand* of ceeae. and In every inetanoe a perfect cure heefol.L* t 5* T *K. ral, *r Tk* »y*tem once impregn»ied with the Specific, tt beoeaes sa utter lapoeeibllity «2oL1*RX Q «>t?ffic # CO.!^p-w. O.el.r.tl, O lS-PAge book of nr maul .re free. To be hod oF. Will Fan tier, 54 W. Washington st.; A Kiefer Ajo • and Daniel Stewart. Ind.anapol VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR LADIES. PERFECTION and TAYLOF., -A.ID JTUJ STABLE SHOES. kphds win emy mstim of r« foit. They do not burn or blister the feet during the warm season. A Narrowsr Shoe of these makes can be worn. Shoes made to measure a specialty loo times more comfortable than any other tnaae. Consolidated Shoe Co., m-f-s. Lynn. Mass For sale by JOHN A. HARDEE. 514 Virginia Ave., Ind.aoapotis. Ind. Agents warned by the company in all sections.

SPECIAL SALE OF CLOCKS luinois street is the C.oak siree'. 98 N. htino.s is the p.ace 10 buy. 500 Ladies’ Cloth Jackets only 98c, worth $1 50. 50 Ladies’ Fur Trimmed Jackets at $3*75» worth $6. 50 Ladies’ Fine Fur Trimmed Jackets at $7.50, worth $12. I omplete line of Children’s and Misses’ Cloaks. 3,000 yards 40-inch Plaid Dress Cloth only 29c a yard, worth 50c. 2,00c yards 54-inch all-Wool Dre ss Cloth only 49c a yard, worth 75c. Blankets at 75c and 85c a pair, up to $6 a pair; great bargains. Good-,*large st^e Bed Comforts only 75c each 3,000 yards Canton Flannel only 5c a yard. Ladi^’ Merino Vests at 39c, cheap at 50c. Ladies’ Combination Underwear 69c, worth $1. Children’s Underwear from 9c up. TABLE *L1NENS, TOWELS and NAPKINS at reduced prices. If you are looking lor genuine, money-saving bargains, call at 98 North Illinois street

TOLER CO,

98 North Illinois Street.

fro r iumi on al.

‘•This,” rtBlied tha photographer, and be rillad out a photograph rtprasonting the Geatrai seated on a eant-aefted chair, with lega eroaaad till tha loft ankle rasted on the

right knta. "That was tlikeo when Gram was ia Washington ju*t after the war. 1 think ha was temporarily at 4he bead of the “Mutt M YOU Ilk./1 *0.1.. Bkuoh comfort oat of it ak yon i-aa.* Th# photograph shows exactly *b# posture he took. I think Grant had !*•* of military hearing than any gradual* tf Wast Poiut 1 rear knaw, aod'l bar* knofru almost all ot tham. Evefy othar oKoef ^ama oat of the ncadamy with th* erect baring and attituda of a aoidiar, but nothing of thia sort rlung to Grant. Ho woah| never sit erect la a ehair, bat woaid slot-eh hie sboaldora bs yoa sea tham ia th* picture, and lxM*or triad to iatorfara with hia pose. Ba* altar ha bacaru* Praa dant it t^a neca^ary to •sraichtan him an a tot, ta cor re* pood with

th* dignity of hia po*itK>n.H

"Hap” Thomas, according,to all account*, was th* greatest posa ble coDtrast to Grant lie hove himself like a sourer always, and

1 of tha atost iiatlreraive of maa.

fhat La* waa to

tha- haau idaal *f

I0THIKQ LIKE SS SW1FT3 SPECIFIC it totally unlike any other blood medicine. It cure* diseases of the blood and skin by removing the poison, and as the same time supplies good Wood to tbe wasted iv*m. Don’t be imposed on by substitutes, which ore sold to be just as good, tt is KJSUSSSIES IN THE WORLD wonderful cures, or relieved so much suffering.

Ur. Gr. AV . DISEASES OF WOMKJN. Otfire removed tomw Norik IlUnoisdt. DK. POTTER Ho* moved his residence and uptown office to U>4 New Jersev. corner Si. Mary. Telephone tu residence. IH*.

onstant source of suffering, no ai no enjonnept of life. Two bottle*of brought me right out. There is no ” ' ly for blood diseases. < “John Gavin, Dayton, Ohio.”

L>r. C. L. Karnes. Surgery—Disease# of the Rye. Ear, Noee aod Thruai. Otes k.yee straurhtened in one minute without pain. Office rooms. Nos. 35 end & Morion Mock. ’ J.B. MOKRISON; DENTIST. >*«. f WHEN SCIMD1NO. eppaetto Rsato— Telephone: Office. **4. Residence. SO.

better remedy 1

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fNattae oa bkxid aad akin diseases mailed froa. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta, Go.

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ke waa 4»* of th* mast iailrasaii He waa to the Uaioin army »hat ]

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ELKCTRICITY A3 A MEDICINE.

DISEASES OF WOMEN, STRICTURE and CHRONIC DISEASES In ccneral saecessfullv treated by Electricity and Spccxfi^mediciDca by KOBBINS, 65 Indiana avenue. Women treated without pain or axpoaur*. ConsaJtakoa eoafidantmL

SPECIAL SALE.

Have just received 600 pairs Ladies Fin* Shoes, former price $3.00, which wa will sacrifice at $2.25; in all sixes ’ aud widths. ^ This is a rare opportunity to secure this excellent ahoa at this low price. Get a trial pair and be convinced of its merits. AH grades and style* of Footwear at tha lowest prioaa, at tha shoe palace of GEO. J. MAROTT, 26 and 28 East Washington SL

gas. wood or coal. Prices

*3, 5, 7.50,10,12.50,15, 18, 20,25 up to },50.

Zinc Boards.

FLOOR OIL CLOTH.

20c, 25c, 35c P er yard. The largest line in this city.

. COOK STOVES. *7, 8 (, od Cook Stove.

*12, 18, 20, and up to

*35 7 ’ *

’ WALL PA^ER.

See our 7c, 10c, 15c, 20c. BABY carriages

From $5 up to $35. PARLOR SUITES.

162 Suites; prices $22.50, 30, 35, 45, up to $125

SIDEBOARDS.

Largest line ever shown in the city; $15, 18, 22, 25, 30, 37, 45 and up to $65.

65c, best all-Wool Carpet;

55 patterns.

50c, Brussels, Carpet; 9

patterns.

75c, best Brussels Carpet; 31 patterns. 76c, Body Brussels; 11 patterns. * See our Ingrain Carpet for 25c, 35c, 40c and 45c. CHENILLE CURTAINS. $4, all-Chenille, double border. „ We have them at $5, 7.50, and up to $20. QUEENSWARE. , Decorated Toilet Sets $4.50 to $20. L $7 Decorated Dinner Set, i and up 4 to $45. >-I Decorated Stand Lamps,

75c to $5.

Hanging Lamps, $3 to

$T 5. a

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PURE TOBACCO^ANDNO FLAVOR .TMO. RAUCH, MFR, Parisian Cloak House, 68 and 70 East Wasldngton St;,

We will place on sale to-day three lots of pii^Qloal^ Worth $25, $20 and $18., which we will sell this week at imm. Parties wishing Plush Goods should take advantage of this sale, as we will save you money.

B.OARD OF TRADE:.

She f35^017,

Ladies’ exclusive aboe store. J^me wear specialty. Price* reasonable. J. C. HART, xo Nfijrth PenasflvanU Street

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Havana fi.ler. T. J. Hamilton, manufaeturar. Kaatuca) at#.. .aaiaua Ar*.

AN EPICUREAN EPIC.

CAjrro it. , 'Twas midnight’s solemn, silent hour, When pressed bis feet the topmost tower Of that lone mountain’s tallest peak, • Unfaltering stiii, yet faint and weak; And though tots limbs werp tired aad aching; And sorely called f >r needed rest, Ht- branded round its craggy crest; Facing tbe north, south, east aud waat, The luscious legend BREAKFAST BAOON. [TO BS COXTIirUJtD.]

freshness and vigor of miod and mnsele and tost hoar far th* Gulf Stream of c may be run into tha Arctic region* of lor liv*^ ve hav* that aeorut at hand in K FN G AN’S

life-prolonging, “reliable” pork products.

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ggtXVVA?; PRICE S1.35. , FOB SALB AT BOSQS 4 Cfr’S, HORTH1LLIK01S SI MIX THE NEW FAMOUS CLOAK HOUSE

To introduo* ouraalvea wa will fall thia W66lt—— Seal Flash Saoques, (Walker Plash) ♦7.60* Oppouum-Timmed Jackals, 15.60. Black Kersey Cloth Jackets, $4.50. Navy Blue and Blaok Cheviot Diagonal, $10.96.. Tan Covert Cloth, waif roll, 11.50. Box Coats, all-Wool Kersey Cloth, *9.rA

MISSES’ AND CHILD BEN’S— Fancy Tan Plaid Military Capa, $2.50. . Light Tan Scotch Effect, with c*p*,$2. Fancy Brokeu Strip# of Light Bra

Chevron Cloth, $3.60.

Brown aad Bio* Kanay Cloth, edging al

beaverette, $6.60.

H'lNfiGETTfilHifl AN garments must be as rtprestntsd^ ar

money refunded.

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SAW-EDGE BREAD, CAKE and PARING KNIVES, la sets. Get the latest thing out in a Bread Kniie. LILLY & STALNAKER 64 E. Washington St.

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