Marshall County Independent, Volume 5, Number 5, Plymouth, Marshall County, 13 January 1899 — Page 7

Speaking Clocks, "We speak of watches and clocks as telling the time, but v.c do not as a rule expect to be understood as saying that they do it in so many words. Xow, however, we may make mention of clocks that literally tell the hour. These phonograph clock. are being made in Switzerland, and are the very latest thing in the line of timepieces. When a button is pressed they pronounce the hour distinctly, thus saving the owner the trouble of looking for himself to see where the hands point. The new invention has been utilized to awaken a sleeper in altogether a more natural manner than by the old system. A clock set to awaken its owner at six, calls out to the slumberer: "It is six o'clock .get up'." Fome clocks, evidently intended for the tise of obstinate sleepers, add: "Now don't go to sleep again!" The form of warning can be chosen by the buyer, and may be more or less emphatic. The application of the phonographic principle to watches and clocks is the work of a French watchmaker settled at Geneva. He introduced into the timepieces little slabs of vulcanized rubber, on which the desired words are traced in grooves corresponding to the hours and fraction of hours.

Deafness Cannot lie Cured bv local api lications as they cannot reaeli the diseased jHrtion of the c ar. There is only o.ie vray to cure deafness, and that is by constitutionatremedies. Deafness is caused by an Inflamed condition of tae mucus lining of the Eustachian Tube. V.'l en this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling s und or imperfect hearing, and when it entirely closed t'eafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh. Thich is nothing but an inflamed condition of - mucus surfaces. , e will pive One IIun3red Dollars for zv.v enso cr Deafness (caused bv catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. & Tclcd0i a Sold bv Druppists. 75c. Hall's Family l'iils arc the best. A Chemical Victory. Chemists have extracted from coal tar sixteen shades of blue, sixteen of yellow, twelve of orange, nine of violet, besides shades of other colors too numerous to mention. If a man has no jrked hungurd, un Fiiffurd. un been obliged to go in rags wot duz he know ov life, or the struggles ov the poor? Rattle Creek. Mich.. Sept. 7. I was suffering l rm nervous headache and one of Coat's U ada-he Capsules cured it. Mrs. Guy Crane. 10 and Cöc at all druists. A poor girl who is called pretty is really handsome. .We know of nothing better to tear the lining of your throat and lungs. It is better than wet feet to cause bronchitis and pneumonia. Only keep it up long enough and you will succeed in reducingyour weight, losing your appetite, bringing on a slow fever ana making everything exactly right for the germs of consumption. Mop coughing and will get welt. you cures coughs of every kind. An ordinary cough disap-t'f-1 rears in a single nicht. The r - o o - rucking coughs of bronchitis are soon completely mastered. And, if not too far along, the coughs of consumption a completely cured. ! of ' Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Plaster. It will cid the action of the Cherry Sectoral. T ' it my complaint what- ( t 'esiro th bt medical Ktrlro jnn ran ponifoly obtain, irlte ua freely. Ton will receive a prompt reply that mar ) of graat aln t- you. ArMrea UK. J. 0. AYJuU. Lowell, Maat. VETERANS If you made a home stead entry prior to June .2,1871, for less than 1GO acres. jrtu are tntitled to an additional entry, which 1. assignable and worth something. Wido snd minor orphans of deceased soldiers taw. umo right. I will buy it. Do not waste post a so unless you made an original ontrj as i-'-ated above. Jl KK COLLINS. Helena, Montana. (RELIEF OR. M ARTEL'S FRENCH FEMALE PILLS FOR WOMEN Particulars and testimonials In plain sealed letter Jn AILED r hil. FRENCH DRUG CO., 38 1 & 383 Pearl St., New York fir Kairc I unor Halm tor riK via iuj w wuu wuiiu and throat disease -TT. tim WKUifc Ait fcthf. i AU.S. 3J Best Couith Öyrun. Tartea Good. UJ m time. Hold rrr dmsrwlKt. 5E3 "L-T

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A STARTLING DISCOVERY. How Nikola Tela "Will Transmit Power Through Air. As civilization advances and our needs multiply, the demands on the toilers in the various departments of science constantly increase, and naturally the activity in the direction of providing new resources becomes more and more intense. Hut the severest burden is undoubtedly on the engineer, mechanic or inventor, whoso task it iä to produce motive power. The problem o providing economical power has ever taxed tho inventive mind, and with the introduction of electricity a great stride in advance ha Leen effected. 3V.it still, many limitations were encountered in the difficulties of ci'iciontly transmitting the energy of great t-ources of power, which exi.-L i: abundance in Nature, to remote places of utilization. Here it is that Nikola Tc.-da. did his first great work by ui.-rovcrir.e; tbe rotating magnetic liid and applying it to a practical syMcm of electric power transmission, now u.-ed in all parts of the world. A: we were then, i now we are privileged to record another forward si.p. which if successful on a large soak, will prow of astounding censequence. for it will open up unlimited resources o practically costless power. Te.-Ia now proposes to transmit, without the use of any wires, through the natural media the earth and the air great amounts of power to distances of thousands of miles. This will appear a dream a tale from the Arabian Nights. Hut tho extraordinary discoveries Tcsla. has made during a number of years of incessant labcr make it evident that his work in this fiebi ha- passed tho stage of mere laboratory experiment and is ready for a practical test on an industrial s. ab The success of his efforts means that power from sueli sources as Niagara will become available in any part of the "world, regardless of di.-ta:ic Klectrical Review.

Reürs of Vrlnec Cliarllp. An intere.-ting little collection of relics of Prince Charlie.including three J beautiful waistcoat, were recently offered for sali in Aberdeen, Scotland. They were tbe property of tho late I Don Carlos Pedro Gordon, of Wardhouse, who.-c silver plate came te the hammer at th" same time. The waist coats were worked by Mr. Gordon's ! great-grandmother, the daughter of ! Count Strasbourg. Mrs. Gordon was a violent Jacobite, and during- the residence of Prince Charlie at Holy rood in 1745 she made three vests. Two of them are yellow silk; tho other is crimson, richly embroidered with. gold. Among the other relics advertised are two gold riugs. with miniatures of Charles I. and Charles II. They were given by the old chevalier to Mrs. Gordon's stepfather, the famous Jacobite, Alexander Gordon, who spent his youth in th Russian army, and wroto a life of Peter the Great. There is also a letter written by Prince Charlie. There is no doubt about the genuineness of the relics, which vs'ere once lent to the queen, who ha3 a fine collection of Jacob i to mementoes. IleaconfleUr4 Brothers. Ralph D'sraeli, who died tho other day, had been frequently referred to as Lord laconsfilds only brother. As a matter of fact, however, the statesman had another brother, James Disraeli, who lived for many years the life of almo-t a hermit in Cromwell Place, South Kensington, where ho died two days before Christmas in 1868. He left a modest fortune of 14,000-of which 1,000 went to Mary Rassen, his housekeeper; 100 to her sister, also in his employ, and tho remaining D.O0) odd to his famous brother, lieu jam in, who acted as his executor. hi iaorornia. j Attention is called to tho excellent service of the North-Western Line to j uanrornia and the favorable rate3 which have been made for single and round trip tickets for this season's travel. Best accommodations in firstclass or tourist sleeping cars, which run through every day in. tho year. TcrEonally conducted tourist car parties every week to California and Oregon. Choice of a large number of different routes without extra charge. Particulars cheerfully given upon application to agents Chicago & North-Western XVy. or connecting lines. Tho Corn fed l'lilltmoplier. "The successful statesman," said the Com fad Philosopher, '"must bo ablo to stand a great deal while he is running, not to mention the ahility lo lie at the samo time." Indianapolis JournaL Look not mournfully into tho past: It cannot return. Wisely improve the present; it i thine. Go forth to meet the fchadowy future without fear and with a manly hearL TryQrain0! i TryGrainOI i A3!c you Grocer to-day to show yon apaekugeof (Ml AIN-O, tho now food 4 4t drink that takes tho placo of coffee. Tho children may drink it without J injury as well aa tho adult. All who 2 J try it, like it. GUA.IN-0 Las that J J rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is mado from puro grains, and the most delicate stomach receives it without di3tress. the price of coffee. X 13 cent.i and 23 cents per package. Sold by all grocers. t Tastes like Coffee Looks like Coffee InabUliatyonr grocer cWcs joaGIHUW) Accept ro imitation. : t

I Filipino Governors Take a Determined Stand. URGE AGUINALDO TO FIGHT. lr.stircent Clil-f t:in 1 Asiiroil Tliat the Teople Will r.ive l p Their Mir Kai her TIi:tu Submit to Outside Domination. Th' governor of varion- IMtil ipjiir." provinces l::ivi i.-ifed Agu'naldo. o'.'fei ing 1 ;,. ; v.Vi ni!ii'o:!;s! : i to liic l'i'ipinf l. puhür. um! d !.;i iu:x titaf !': p-.-.iple a;c ii.-ji.ri.l to uivc up ih ir !iv;- ;in! pi-(;p'vty ;i ; .irugg''" a-ii:.-; tlir- foi-t wm of ,uy doutinalioii ov i il. i -: ? 1 i . It is icp" ..'. ii;;:! .'.gai'.Mido will OP!' iO Mii!lÜ: tu iK-tM ,: ih (I'll. (ris. tb,' Ann i ivi'.i t'iili':!!.' -z t r-.f tii." lory lemeni of ; ..ffui:ds. : e.c i. A men. I !);iln Pivu.-re I.:tus. Tip- Xnn!; l)::! :.-'. scicif" i:as. d l.y uuaniiuou- vote i!;.. divorce ). aniepiiing iv-M'iae proviio;!.. of tbc divorte law lo t .vr!- nionih-. ;nd providing ih:i none bu; icsi.b-!:i of tiie i'niivd Slates may begin actions. Nine K tiled. Forty Injured. A big b'db'r being tested in le-.v-itt's ship-building y.-,rds at llarkinc.. near London. England, burst, and the stipcrin'icndendin.u; engineer fiiilit men were killed. About forty persons were injured, some fatally. Oliio Issues a I'rnehtiimt i:ii. A proclamation, based on cabled in:drwtons sent by President McKinley, was issued by den. Otis, tbe American governor at Manila. It pronii.-? tlie Filipinos home rule at the earliest opportunity. Neiuler Musi l'ay Tux. I'nited Siates Circuit Juds- Morrow at Sau Francisco has d'-i id"d that, the stamp tax on telegraph messages must be paid by til 3 sender aud not by the company. Humor of Secret Treaty. Aci o '(iijit, to Chinese reports curieio lure a secret treaty exists between the United States and Great Hi itain to prevent the further alienation of Chinese territory. Itcport Denied at Madrid. Tbe statement that the Spaniards evacuated Iloilo in order tö render ihe situation dillicult for the Americans is positively denied at Madrid. (SiiCe'K Nhiiio Is .Meitt lone.l. The name of Lyman J. Gase, secretary of the treasury, appears atnons tho.se suggested for appointment as ambassador lo Russia. Honor for Senator I)ari. Tbe republican members of the Minnesota legislature unanimously renominated Cushman K. Davis for I'nited Slates senator. Maaeh.o.ett law 1.4 Void. The indeterminate sentence act, socalled, has been declared in be unconstitutional by the Massachusetts supreme court. DR. N. D. H1LLI3, OF CHICAGO, Rev. Dr. Newell D.vight Ilillis, whoso call to the pastorate or Plymouth church. Urooklyn, was announced on Sunday is the logical successor of Ileecher and Abbott in that celebrated pulpit. Dr. Uiliis is a world's preacher. Dr. II Ulis is a native of Iowa and is !') years old. lie was educated at Grinnell Academy, at Iake Forest University, and at McCormick Seminary. For three years after leaving his theological si tidies ho was pa:;tor of the First Presbyterian I'uliHii Sueeeeil Hpunlali Si1dier4. Cuban soldiers nie occuiiying the towns of tbe provinces of Matanzas and anta Clare as fat as tlie Spanish evacuate them. Kiimiit Ordort New llattle-ihlps. Russia has placed orders for new battleships with the yards at Dantsic, Elbin?. Kiel and Stettin, Geimmy. Hare All Left Cuba. A dispatch from Havana says that all the Spanish soldiers have now left the island.

TO SUCCEED DEWEY. Commodore VV;itson lias Applied for t'.i

C onun:nI. Commodore Watson, at present in ' command of the Mare Island navy - l i. .. . i , i e i . i. I .'uui. r..i iijipucti lor coiiüuauu Ol ti:v Asiatic s'p.i.ii'ron. to .-u-eeed Admiral )e,vey. v. lien that officer shall have relinquished Iiis command. Look, for a Strike. Tho coal operators at ( b vcland. O. believe there,, wiil be anotli'r sit ike ot the miners in tlir- spring us a result of th- failure of th" op'-rr.ttrrs and miners to agree at their mcting in Pittsburg. Cannot I.lPernlc Prisoner. Th." Americans in the Philiprir.es aceoi'din. to ; i ! ; ' e. "ie:i at a;'" povci'b-.-: ! o ii!'!::in the libetai'o'i of t !. Sp.!i;l-n pi i.-or. rs ln-Ic t!.' i'e as hM.-taivs o!' iinle-. :.dct: ?. Or.b'reil to iirant 1 ieliars;e'. Ir.strni-tioiir. hnv i.i-i ;i ;rivc:; to ; coinmandiii td'.t of regimen's rae.t ili.-.eh.ir.!--s to s r.i-x piloted mei j as r'p".;t it and w.m ( '.iiistetl in tiic rcmi!;ii- army for ore cr. I.'ncinc. r and I ire nir a liille.t, Mis-o-.ri I'.i. itic i :.-- r. r train o, i. fiom Omaha and Kansas City to dt. Lcni: was :b r' ilcl. Kn.uin; f v Charles Claw.-en of dalia. and i-lieman Zol! (ii Si. Louis weje kiüed. (en. (Ionic.'') New I'roject. A colopei in th" Cuban insurgent array says tltat fJoniz rocontly sounded the army on his old ambition of unit inj; Cuba and San Domingo under one taivernm'uit. I'or Aiimul N;to Conference. Th" yearly T'liskeee ngro onferenc.'. held in onn"ction with the Tu?kep;ep Normal and Industrial Institute at Tuskeseo. Ala., v. ill he lield Wednesday. -Vl). '22. Keport K'pideiiiie of !i;ht!iori;i. Repons recti vel from Oalien, a small town twelve miles south of St. .Joseph. Mich., state that tbne are more than fifty cases of diphtheria in ihat place. May Withdraw llunkin Mill. it is said to be probable that the banking ar. i currency bill reported to the house will be withdrawn, leaving no measure of that character on the calendar. ltijan Speaks Against Expansion. Col. Wiiliani Jennings Hryan made an elaborate speech against expansion at. the annual Jackson banquet given by the Duckworth club at Cincinnati, Ohio. For Writing I'apcr Combine. 1 here h; an unauthenticated story in paper mill circles that a writing paper combine ha.-, been launched at Holyoke, Mass., with a capital of $40.000,000. Three Killed at Matanzaa. Two men and one woman were killed and seven children fatally wounded by a terrifie explosion of Mauser ammunition at Matanzas, Cuba. More Sailors for Dewey. Ninety men were taken from the receiving ship Vermont at the New York navy yard to go lo Manila as reinforcements for Admiral Dewey. CALLED TO BEECHER'S PULPIT. church of Peoria. Within that time he built a new church at a cost of ?:0.()00. From ISM to 1891 he preached from tho pulpit of the First Church in Kvanston where he likewise upreared a new church building. In December, ISfM, he succeeded Professor Swing at Central church, Chicago. Recently he delivered a sermon at that church in whhh he advocated an Anglo-American alliance. It was rather coldly received in Chicago, but had something lo do with his, call to New York. Prominent Soltlieett to Kctire. Krig.-Gcn. Stanton, paymaster-general, will retire Jan. 150. Urig.-Gcn. Flagler, chief of ordnance, June 4; P.rig.-Gen. Sumner in August next and Hrig.-tJen. Shafter Oct. JO. Kj-C.ot. 0IcnI7 Is lit. Kx-Ooveronor of Illinois Richard J. OrIcsIiv is reported to ho very sick at his homo in Ulkhart, Logan county. He is a vietim of the prevailing malady, the srip.

Kxpert Feline Fi her. A cat belonging to Mr. Arthur Rae Carter. Langholm. Dumfriesshire, Scotland, has become an expert fisher öf trout. It is a night angler, and has been bringing in trout after trout in the evenings, capturing eight one evening, live another, four another, and so on. it brings the trout to the house and gives them up. It was thought, by seme that the cat must watch the fish jump and then seize them, but it recently brought an eel home, and these fish do not jump.

No I'rictioM. "The relations between the passenger departments of the Pennsylvania and the Haltimore and Ohio railroads." said D. P.. Martin, manager pa.-.cnger traffic t:f the Ik and O., "are :iot strain ed nor is there a rate war in piv.gre.-s. ! as has been st-t'ed in several recent i newspaper paragraphs. While, of ; course, we do pot like the new feature introduced by the I Vm.sylvania railroad, considering the ag-ressive action j of our own lino and all other circuni-f-tauces in conr.c i ion. with the passen- ; per situation at this ti:ae, we are not j in n rm.-il id'i t t:?-.a i.-'v'i f iiilr " ' Old I.onUon IaikI i irk. St. Micb.acl Jia-si.-iiaw. Passinghall street, l.onilon one of Vicn"s chniTlics, is marked for desi i u tion. The original chiuvh cLitfl from IGT'i-:'. viih the exception of the tower, which survived the great lire of Indon, and was patched up to help lessen tho cost of rebuilding, recorded at i2.S2o. The church has been closed for some time, the parish having been united with that of St. Lawrence Jewry. Marriage may change a woman's name, but it seldom alters hr nature. FITS Permanent !t arot. A.nt r nfr'n'j'ni"?' a! tct first tidy's ' f lr. KI.ik-'j lirMt Nerv.? l-torr. Sn(. tor l'KHF. S'i.OO tyal too!.. ar. l trp.itKn. Uii. H. 11. Kmnsl, Lti.,9.U Arcii St.. Wala Jeivliü, l'J. Internal vigilance is the price of pretending to be other than what you are. TO CURE A COM IN ONE DAY Tn!jo T.n:itivo liromo Q.ji.sin" T:ib!et. All drugprists refun"l the ;u"uev i:" it fails to cure. )C. The genuine has L. U C. oa each tableU Prejudice is a focr which obscures the virtues of those we do not like. I shall recommend Pico's Curo for' Consumption far and wide. Mrs. Mulligan, Pluiustead, Kent, England, Nov. ', lyjü. As much of heaven is visible as we have eyes to see. William Winter. Coc's Cough Subjam I tli fiM-M nut t?st. It -will bk r I'll' cr tüaa enithia eis. Jt is always retiable. 'ir.vit. When flatterers meet, satan goes to bed and takes a nan. When All Klse faiU. Try Yi-KI. ll postUvely rurM.eontp'etety rMi)ivent;or:iH ariilHr.ri loat. Try YI-Kland rtn'l -iiif.jrc. Ho. a Jim.; ito:eBelter suffer without cause than cause suffering. Mr. WimlowM Soothin: Sjrnp. Forli!ldren tocthlntr. t'tene the giinii. rfjl;i'"e Inflammation, alUye palu. cures nrludtollc. iöc a botilo. Better slip with the foot than with the tongue. Arsfl'-irghteii with pk. SETH Auxortrs roron KlLLKK;1t eimssi every üue. Her. J. S. Cornish, Wayneavr.Je.IH. 'Z,i: a iwitie. The most useful is ttoe greatest. Parker. T,adies. -write for free surr pie Coat's IImiIache Caysules. H.H.Coat.Chen..MaonC'ity.IlL The way to watch, is; to work.

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nirmiziKham Sewer Kplorerv -t Birmingham. Fngland, is on the era of losing one of the most remarkable public officers the city has ever had. His name is Gruiih. and he has spent nearly fifty years in exploring tho sewers. He has risked his life over and over again, faced millions of angry and hungry rats, and thrived on nn atmosphere which is certainly not better than that of Omdurmaa.

It I said that Varola, a Burgeon or Bolosnr., discovered the optic nerve In THEY WANT TO TELL Thcs-o Grateful Women Who Have Boon Hc-lpod hy Mrs. Pinkham Vo:r!"U ')r 1 1 -1 v - suffered severely ov b.'' ri vlk vi f thiir ills hy Mrs. Plnki. i'n".-, v vice ;;;iJ medicine ar constantly uj-ir.j" jv.iblieation of their stat .iu'Mit . n-r tbi U-.ietii. ef other women. Here 1 .'. o such letters: Mrs. L!ü; lb.- , J..'? Mcrrimao St.. Lowi-M. Mas-.., w rile-.: " It atTor.is me 'rs:-;''. (dea-iitre to tell all su T"ri.vg' wo::i.n of t hebenent 1 have received fr:) tahbe-: Lydia L. Pinkliam's Vevt Ke' !:,piinid. Icanhard ly lind words to - on -s in v grat itude fof what she liasloi;e frm. My trouble was nkvniti.t;i f the v.oml). I wasun der tiic doctor's care. I'j-.on examination be found iiftccii very larjrc ulcers, but be failed todo nie g-ood. 1 took sev-tM-albotth'sof Lydia 11. Pinkliam's Vegetable Compomid, also used tbe Sanativo "Wash, and am cured. Mrs. Pinkham's medicine savel my life, and 1 would recommend iL to all sutlVring women. " Mrs. Amos Tiiov.p.llav, Lllcnburgh Ctr., X. V.. writes: 44 1 took cold at tbe time my baby was born, cau.sinp; me to have milk leg's, and was sick in bed for eight week's. Doctors did me no goorl. I fcurely thought 1 would die. I wai al,so troubled with failiuirof the womb. I could not eat, bad faint spells as often as ten times a day. One day a lady came to see me and told me of tho benefit she bad derived from taking Lydia 11 Pinkham"? medicine, and advised me to try it. 1 did so, and had. taken only half a bottle before I was ablo to sit in a chair. After taking? three bottles I couid do ray own work, 1 am now in perfect health." It Cures Colds. Coughs. Sore Throat. Croup, tn, fluenza. Whoopinq Cough. Bronchitis and Asihma. A certain cure tor Consumption In firsttstag-a. and a sure relief In advanced stages. Us at pr.ee. You will see the excellent efltarJ"'aftir taking the first dose. Sold by dealersTerjwhere. Larfla bottles 25 cents and 60 centi. It says, "GET OUTI" and the pain goes. The Perfect CiGAR Fifth Ave., CHICAGO. TROUBLE." BUY

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