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A REPUBLIC Or CHCRCHE. The conititntion of the United Statea while distinctly ordaining aeparation of church and state, quite aa distinctly reoogairea the Chriatian religion. Bat
it recognizes no state church or any religious qualification for political office
or position. It says: "2o religious test shall ever be required aa a qaalification to any office or public trust under the
United Statea," and that "Congress
shall make no law reapecting an establish men t of religion or prohibiting the free exerciae thereof." These provis
ions relate orJy to the federal government, but they are substantially adopted by the several states, and therefore religious liberty is guaranteed in all the statea, though in a few states a belief in a Supreme being is required to obtain political position. In discussing
the wisdom or tneae pvovraiona Mr.
Ung give 1 lomrr-isys. .tj-ng
itsuit Vr' to snow mac religion in tne
givei tnnin .1,
show that religion io t
tea atanda all the firmer be
pus left to stand alone. He
simmonsx regulator
i' A.' f TajitJlw.
Joe Matchant W. B. Arnold 4 leonre W. Budhoir. Eniil Steen. ........... J. E. Donlin. Theolre Enfrelbert A nun B. Oolden . Ka"ie Bencau ..... Hivfth Monnnun , Uk hard Niemn Qeorge V. Karly
Unit
cause,
says: -J
"It is ia easy to see in reading the history of our country that religion and
conscience have been an active andpo tent influence in the work ot nationa
coE'iiest and progress. The religiou
element of the population ia the one that chiefly controls the drift of public
opinion and the settlement of vita!
questions. It doea not repreaent a ma
jorily of the votea, but it doea repre
aent a preponderance of intelligence and virtue. The latest volume of the
cenaua statistics of 1890 shows the pro
portions and the distribution of this
element, and the extent of the instrumentalities with which it works, in a
most interesting and instructive man
ner. There are in the eountry, it ap pearl, 113 distinct religioua denomina
tiona, besides independent, unassooiated
and miscellaneous societies and congre
gations. I he total of communicants
of all denominations is 20,012,806, who loloDg to 1(a,177 organizations. These
organizations have 142,521 edificeg,
whioh have sittings for 43,564,863 per
sons, or more than twice the total membership, and are valued, with their
sites and furniture at 1679,630,139,
equal to about $33 per capita for the whole number of communicants. In
addition to these edifices 23,334 halls,
school houses and private residences
are used as places ot worship, and have a seating cspaoity of 2,450,858, making the aggregate of sittinga 46,-
015,721. There are 111,036 regular ministers, not including lay preaqhers.
The Roman Catholic Church leads
all the others in the number of commu
nicants 6,231,417 followed by the
Methodist Episcopal with 3,450,330
the Baptist with 2.0S0.QaiJhe colored
U t
Keader, did you ever take Simmox
Liver Regulator, the "Krxa of Liver Medicines?" Everybody needs take a liver remedy. It is a 6luggifih or
diseased liver that impairs digestion and causes constipation, when the waste that should be carried off remains in
the bojf y and poisons the whole system. That 'dull, heavy feeling is due to a toroid liver. Biliousness. Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases. Keep the liver active dv an
occasional dose or binimons u.ver t em
ulator and vou'll eet nd of these trou
hies, and eive tone to the whole sys
tem. For a laxative Simmons Liver Rponilator ia BETTER THAN PlLLS. It
does not gripe, nor weaken, but gTeatly
refreabes ana strengxnens. Uirnn- ii'ipt'n-.ft lite t T t .
stamp m tliiv'aiier. J. II
Zeiliii & 'o., I'll ilitti-lli in.
church, but a Christian nation, and be
cause of this Christian impulse we have
been able also to build up a free gov
eminent until it has become the moat
powerful aa well as the most religious
among the nations.
There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable
For a great inaoy years doctors pro
nounced it a local disease, and pre
aoribed local remediea, and by constant
ly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounoed it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional
disease and therefore require constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by i. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure on the market. It is taken inter
nally in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. It aots direotly on the blood
and muoous surfaoes ot the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
oases it fails to cure, bend tor cirou-
arf and testimonials. Address. F. J. Chinit & Co., Toledo, O.
&Sold by druggista, 75o.
Watches at .Spencer's. Good Music. The Italian musicians who were in
the city yesterday furnished music that would be a pretty fair standard for local musicians. The combination of flute,
harp and violin is the finest possible,
and these gentlemen knew how to use them almost to perfection. The music used was the finest and most difficult classical music, yet it was rendered with
ease, acouraoy and expression. J. hey played nothing by ear, but kept their music constantly before them.
M. B. Craighead..
Subscription papers have been left
with J. frank lleeves, First National
bank: John JB. Dougan, Second Na a! 1 1 t s- r .
uonai ianx; ueorge 1j. lates, union National bank, and at this offioc. All subscriptions will be announced dily
in tbase columns until the closed.
same are
riiu witfr rC7,0ir, the"inciples of
Christ with 641,051, the Potestant
Episcopal with 532,054, and the Con
gregational with 512,771. These in
elude all that have over 500,000 oom
municanta. There are twenty-six
which have 100,000 and upward, and
thirty-seven which have over 50,000,
The five largest denomina
tions represent a total ot over
12,310,802, or nearly 50 per cent, of the whole number, and the ten largest
15,534,927, or over 75 per cent. The
twenty-six denominations highest on the list have 18,957,944 communicants,
nr TiparW V2 iwr rent nf t fi total nnm-
" oouay " out ot danger when ber ,ad tho remain;ng m denomina
enng tcgetner two tions. together with the independent
,
congragations, have 1,654,862, or a lit
tie more than S per cent. In the nam
ber ot organizations, the Methodist
Episcopal church stands first, though
second in the number of communicants;
and the Koman church, whioh is first
in the number ot communicants, is fifth
ia the number of organizations."
But this strong array of church mem
bership ia only the leaven which leav-
eneth the whole people. The churchea
but
they directly influence all the people,
and while we have no national religion,
we have a nation upholding and honor
ing Christianity. A foreign writer says
"The influence of Christianity seems to
be, if we look not merely to the nam
bers, but also to the intelligence of the
persons influenced, greater and more
widespread in the United States than in
any part ot Western Continental
ARomER President's son baa com Europe, anil think greater than in
to the front, James Ii. Garfield, eon 0f I England." Thus, while we have at-
the late President Garfield, fcaa been temPted Btta authority to build up
tree silver cannot
score of advocates at a e'ate convention
in Colorado.
Ms. Cleveland is sorry he could
not attend the Tammany pow-wow on I
the 4:h. The President it seems re-
, mains true to I ammaoy with all its
corruptions.
In Minnesota they have a machine
for destroying grasshoppers, and the
tats nfnmnlrxnttf amx-a V a-wt lr :1V- I '
snnlnal,.L f w ' ... No not contain the whole people,
If the grasshoppers are smart they will
hop out of that stats in a hurry.
Unk ot the commendable acta of the President is the removal of the chief of
the weather bureau. Such weafher as
we have been having ought jaot to be permitted and it is hoped the new effi-
cial will see that it does not occur again.
Superintendent's Kf part. The police commissioners met last
ight and transacted business ol minor
mportance. 1 he superintendent s re
port of arrests for June ia as follows:
Assisting prisoners to escape ...
Assault aua battery Associating with prostitutes..
UlHlurbiu thejKltiie,
a larceny
ambling house...
Oraud larceny
Keeping ira
Keeping house of ill-fame..
Larceny . Passing counterfeit money.... Petty larceny Prostitutes.. Provoke belling liquor illegally Suspicion Vagrants Visiting gambling h oases .. Total ..
Patrol ci
1 1 1
4 S ... 2 .. 3 ... 1 .. 1
.. 4
..18
AS IT STANK
i ne jKLaixer at isul'' City of Richmond e Pennsylvania Of pany.
m the City
Ihe CompSkBj'e Alcontj
" - JlotiiicaUon fatter, uit Than
btaoslil Uai Ba fr,
(erence lb City Atti
ferent.
in the
b a Con.
.flunks !u-
foot a move-
rauch-to-b
the point at
. the railroad
or attitude
ehed with in-
ke point at isSe south side
I deem-d as an
!". iu a st., or
rgtssecg r depot.
len tLe matter
, the company -the names of
iblished in the
f asked five
i act m the mat-
I given, and the by without any
cn. Ibere stand
fi the old depot. At
Ijpir, ia all re me in
ked authorizing
police to notily
Yj that tne latter
e the south siae
Now that there i
ment toward the fins
desired consummati
issue between the
company, every mo
on either side will I terest by the publi
sue is the removal
lreight office, whi
unsightly obstruct!
the erection ot a Some five jeiri was previously a
by means ot a pe
whose signers
falladicm r
years' time in wh
ter. rie yea
time has now.
change in the the f reight hoc
tWifigt council
ber, a vilu
the saperintet;
the railroad
via nrdprurl
freieht hoiw TTpliance with the
understood coud P ot the petition of more than five y SA reporter yei saw Mr. J ohn L. Rupe, the at t7 of the railroad company. Mr. J of the opinion
that the compaDflaot be compelled
to remove the auid structure, ana believes the city fcoted discourteously in the matterr"1 te "iIv under
standing is that Ipe of the council committee nor ayf the city cfiijials have had any couce whatever with
the railroad coajgy- -a the other hand, the first tlcatien the railroad
company has h Vs the official notificition of councilkdoption of a reso
lution directing i company to moe the obstruction. p"h action was taken without any eonfajice with the railroad
company. 1 thin toe position oi ice railroad oomnanif this: they are will
ing to make tbeadired improvements, but the conditi of business have been such for thjast five years as not to warrant any oiay that was not ab
solutely necessary Otherwise, the new depot would havjeen built had not the necessity f (curtailing expenses been so imuerati The action of the
council in the mier ia much the same
as if two individls had an account, and the first ne the debtor should
have that his not was due. was to be
sued. I
Speaking withCity attorney Linde-
muth regarding tfc matter, that gentleman said:
The time link set was their own,
made at the theiriwn request through the medium ojJrorerty owners on
North 10th stret. They asked a cer
tain limit; that imit expired; they had
as good a chana to know when it ex
pired. as the Aty had. They knew
what the time imit was, without any
dditional intornanon. Ihe city was
under no obligation d consult with the
company under the circumstances, any more than an individual who agrees to
perform a certain sbhgation within
tipulated time, is sutitled to repeated
nouheation
lis, SO; impounded. 3.
Ihe Selniog;.
Yesterday afternoon in Justice Jes
sup's court. Chris Burkhardt and Wil
liam Tucke were found guilty of seining
hshlrom the Whitewater river oontrary to law. They were found guilty in five
cases each and were eaoh fined $25 and
costs, or 15 for each offense. The of
fenders appealed to circuit court, pro
ducing the necessary bond. Will Iliff
is hot after the offenders of the game
protecting laws, and all will speedily be brought to justice. The seining above
mentioned occurred June 10.
nominated aa the liepnbliem candidate for the State Secate in Ohio. He commences political liJeju it as hia father did.
The Nicholson liquor law wis generally observed by the saloon of this state on the 4 h of July. This law may not be perlect ia all respects but it ia found to be a law which can be enforced acd is therefore as mu;h respected by saloon rasa as by all other citizens.
no single church or form of religious
belief, we have, by giving perfect liberty to all, aided all in securing larger growth and larger influence. We have by this means built up not a Christian
Ths Democratic papers which are calling attention to the reported rise ia wages in some parta of the country are doing ao to claim credit for the Wilson-Gorman tariff. -. Thia will tot deceive the people, they know better, they know it waa because they put their feet upon the Democracy and crushed it out last fall that an impetus waa given to trade and caused the advance in wages.
The national teachers association ia in session at Denver, Colorado."' It is the largest and moat important educational body in the world. The membership is over 6.000, and embraces many of the leading educators in the
rio Serves Quaking Ho Heart Palpitating rio Dyspeptic Aching
a
ilSoL
Hon. C H. Barclienal.
Hon. Charles H. Burchenal haa for
some time been an inmate ot a Chicago
hospital, where he has recently under
gone a delicate and painful operation.
The surgical work consisted partly in drilling a hole in the forehead to the
parts affected by a very troublesome ca
tarrh that has afflicted Mr. Burchenal
for some years. Thia catarrh is thought
to have been caused, or at least aggra
vated, by frequent attacks ot the grip,
A Keception.
Garwood Iredell last night cave a
very pleasant party at his home, north
ot town, the invited guests being
jolly and congenial crowd from Richmond and New Paris. Gamea and refreshments and more games were the order of the evening until a late hour, and the happiness of the guests was
only equaled by physical weariness when they departed for their several
homes. Mr. Iredell is a princely enter
tamer.
BACCO
Mcotme Iveutralized A MTI-NERVOUS MI I I-DYSPEPTIC
Found Again. The meanest man has aeain been dis
covered, lie seems to bob up even more frequently than did little Charley
ivosa in daya that have gone by. Thia
one lives in Kichmond, and the man
who used a wart on the back of his neck lor a collar button ia a regular George Peabody compared with thia disciple ot economy. The boya who
live in his neighborhood asy that he takea every penny ot the earnings of hia
two boya compels them to give him their money. That is bad enough in itself, but the worst is that on holidays
even on the glorious Fourth, when all
boya are, by the most ancient traditions.
as free as air this meaneat man makes
hia boya rise earlier and put in a longer
day than usual in doing odd chores about the premises, such aa whitewashing, working in the garden, etc., ete. The boya eubmit dutifully to thia tyrannical sort of rule, though they are almost young men, and never murmur at their slavish lot. The statement that they
are not thoroughbred American boys is unnecessary. Dan K. Ellabarger, formerly superintendent ot the Dublin public schools, but who has been superintending the public schools at Knightstown for the past two years, haa been elected principal of the schools at Richmond. As there were about thirty applicants tor the position, and Mr. Ellabarger having been given fiest choice, ia highly complimentary to that worthy gentleman. Wayne Register.
The mixed doodles ending last week
on the barlham courts were won by
Howard Seaton tnd Olive Kominsky,
with Will Dennis and Olive Jenkins
second. The ladies' singles begin next week, and seme ood playing is looked for, with very reasonable grounds for the anticipation, as the young ladies
have been wielfing no awkward rac quets since the beginning of the tour naments. i
LIST F LETTKKS Remaining uncalled for in the post-oSce at Richmond, Indians, for the week ending July 6, ly5: LADIES' LIST.
Cullom. Mrs. Frank Mairs. Mary E. t rary. Miss Joe i Rav, Nora Belle
FerKuson. Laura ? Wilkins. Minta
Kenny, Bettie Wood, Hazel
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Aldrade. Samuel : Indiana Box Co.
Brown. Charles D. Jackson. Jesse
Chevalier. John i Join. son. W. 1.
C'ark, Mallon t Kemper, B.
Davis, C. S. j Martin, Will Eldndge, F. W. f Moore, Jim Howell, Henry or Robinson, John
riora Taylor, Li. "Persons calliatr for the above letters will
please say Advertised."
J, u. sciivv JSUJ1A , P. M.
LOCAL. SQUIBS. s . James Morriion is in the city.
See Gilbrt's! fish ad and what they
say (about flour in this paper.
Prof. Don C Barrett, formerly of
Earlham, is in the city again lor a sum
mer vacation, i
Mr. B!im. of Chicago, who has been
visiting Miss Viola Bliss for some time.
returned home yesterday.
Dr A. B. Simpson has returned from
West Baden, where he and Judge Fox
were sojourning for the benefit o their health.
Burglars recently removed a window
screen and nude a reckless attempt to
burglarize the home of John Fountain,
at Dublin. They got nothing but Mr.
Fountain's trousers, which they left
hanging on the fence rear by. Mr.
fountain nor publicly announces.
through the tolumns of the Wayne Register thaswhen he has sufficient
money to warrsnt his being burglarized he will bauut -poder the wood pile in a
baking-powdei and leave the spaie
by the gate, so tne Durgiar win coi cave to take such desperate chances.
For 10
KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live better than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world's best products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principle embraced in the
remedy, syrup ot iga. Its excellence is due to Ita presenting ?n ti fnrm mmst orrtihlfl and uleAS-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
oeneneiai properties vi a jxtu-vv laxative ; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling coldss, headaches and fevers ana permanently curing constipation.
profession, because it acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weakening them and it ia perfectly free from every objectionable substance.
yrup ot i: iga is lor saie Dy aii arug flrlita in fVO nt Krittlf Vint it k man-
hv th California Fisr Svruo
Co. only, whose name is printed on e verypackage, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and beins: well informed, you will not
tccept any suoauiuu; u outreu.
Patton
B ros
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So f
I.J.Florence
10 cts.
1 GrA Sj.
Years
I had lambagtj and sciatic rheumatism, at t imes unable to dress or turn In bed without help. I was worn oat, liver disordered, Ui "1 wes' Fhen I besan to tale wood - I was soon much better, and since takinff three bottles I have not been troubled with rheumatism. We consider Hood's Sarsaparilla the best Mood and liver medicine." D. Brooks. Tfaet ford. Michigan, fl ; six for f 5.
Hood's PHIS fcnkms!T wt:i mlj Hood s sarpariJa. 2Jc
A Stork Farmer's F.icht-in-hand. Colonel Van Henpetiser of Diibnry, Vemnism eounrv, X. Y., is a stock farmer.
and ho drives an odd eight-in-hand to and
from tho neishlrinsr county town of
Ijpdeville every day for his mail. It Is mstrie up of a splendid Spanish mule, two
Ahlerner l!ul, a three-quarter bred Hain
bletonian mare, a young eamel which he bouglit from a traveling circus two pie
bald Indian ponies and a tame nKHwe,
which he causrht when it was but a few
davs old in the woods of northern Maina.
nii-e he drivs to a sulky, and those who have sjtn t'ie turnout say it is a very
amusing siarht. Xew York Mail aid Ei-
press. d Way of Looking at It. Tli Rvkefellers breakfast at 7:30.
Vt'Unt 's the a of being rich? St. Louii
The Inevitable Iteqnefet. TtoU do ycu -d t-j knoT rr; Clare. tic's jnst the d;arit girl in t .n LiLt htiurt.-d, gwett. rnrtite and fa.r. With V.jta of rv-,1 and l-iokd of br vn. 8hi drxs not dr-s in siiks. ah. r . i-he baa no nd for such fine tainga, E-at in white Lrarn or calico. WLy , she lacks, nothln g bet the winga, This rcorctng in the parden close We n:ct i UEy have been by chanc. Sh" ( a .ki-I as radiant as a rostv W:th love and laueht r in h-r glance. And I. wio wslkwl with gloody t-y And tb'itibt tho world a cmel placet Saw sndd.n a :n!iit:ht in the skies Ar.il thrilled with joy to See ber faca. She thrt-w her anrs about my n-ck Ar 1 pave me !.!. nih a erore. And thrush my coilir was a w rv, k I f It I nei-d several more. Tkra snddealy she hunjf her bead And blushing in a way I like Dear littie minx of six ahe said. 'OK, papa, may I have a biker Anil or tiriasoEa in bfc. Louis Kptiblia.
WHAT
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If WORTHS
To theman in about t- toxty plnno: . To knew that tb Wotli'' Fair managa.nt extend.. -o !l maautactnre-8 t f Un aa invitattoa to w V on extibiuon, for txaminatioaaal test. What is it worth to tjou to know that
The Beautiful Starr Piano
Received the Highest Awards for: Ten quality well sustained. Evenly balanced scale. Well regulated action, good touch and repeating qualities Carefully selected material and good workmanship. to KTAP.R?PTo'"on tre.hvi of worth, nl rtona other will rlo. Sold at retiil, only
from factory, for Richmond Unitory, on te;W8 to suit hur.
Tunihg and Repairing by Skilled Workmen.
New Pianos to Rent by the day week, month or year.
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