Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 30, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 May 1889 — Page 3
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ult re here, and to develop Indiana talent,
vill civeat i s fcrst festival five concerts, ihree
at night an i tw ' In the aftern on. There il be h chorus of 600 voice uic has been trained
uerentUv forinon'h; and a 'arge orchestra co -posed o i members of the Theodore Thomas and
Boston . Symphony Orchestras nd lo al anuMrian. Intifada talent will be represented W 5fr s : Maigaret Reid Kackley and Mi- . Hbrten e P.erse, of Anderson, 'Who has acquire a nai.nal repucati-n. The eminent tololste who have b en engaged are Miss Emma Juch,
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I Weekly 'news epitome.
MTJKS0AT. The Nihilists are active, and the Csar is greatly alarmed. Contractor J. E. McCormick, of racoma, W. T., has disappeared with $50,000 belonging to friends. A collision of trains on the VaVey road at Cleveland, 0., caused the death of two persons and seriously injured several others. ,..v, ................. The Edinburgh Municipal Council, by a vote of twenty-three to fifteen, has
confirmed tbe resolution crantinc: the
freeoom of the city to Mr. Parnell.
Georffe Carter, who robbed Fanner
Ctoffman of 16.000 near Washington C.
H., O., a few days ago, has been identi
ded as the man who recently robbed
Vincent Kichardson. a iarnier near
Jacksonville, III, of $7,000.
It is stated that immediately after the
Catholic congresses have finished their
work the Vatican will ask the European
governments, more especially those of
Catholic countries, to consider the ap-
oeais made bv the congresses for the
restoration of tne temporal power of the
Holy Ste-
A bands of Kurds recently attacked a
wedding party in the Mouch district,
robbing the guests and indecently as
saulting tbe bride. After gorging them
selves with the wedding feast they
killed the bride and boiled her body in
the kettle in which the wedding meal
had been cooked.
Emperor William boarded1 the yacht
Irene at Kiel, (and from her deck in
spected the fleet in that harbor. Six
teen men-of-war comprised the fleet
ind made a magnificent exhibition oi aval excellence In the opening the
war vessels' and the entire town were
brilliantly illuminated in honor of the
Kaiser.
Reports from all sections in southern
Arkansas are to the effect that the far ai
mers are considerably alarmed by the ravages of cut-worms. In many pJacee
in Drew, Bradley and Desha counties, farmers have planted cotton as many ae i-bree times and each time the plant ha een destroyed by the wtrms. Merchants are apprehensive and business is
.paralyzed. ...........
In October, 1887, Morris A merman, a warmer, of Niles,rN. Y.. came to Auburn; ma after disposing of his- produce pro ;eed to get intoxicated. In drivinj borne his horses ran away and he wat villed. His widow brought suit undei the civil-damage act against H. B. Perfji owner of the building in which th saloon is located where Amerman ought his. whisky, for $5,000 damages. Che jury brought in a verdict in favoi jf the widow for $1,500. The steamsphip City of ftris, of the nman line, which arrived at Saudi 3ook at -11:15 o'clock, has broken all records from Queenst own. Her corrected .ime is five days twenty-three hours and wen minutes. The best previous time m records which was made by the Etruda, was.six days, one hour and fifty-nine oiinntes. It is the first voyage acrost he Atlantic made in less than six days,
ind there were many men m maritime
circles who prophesied that the trip
would never be made in less than that
and foreign productions, drawing the conclusion that America excels in articles of utility, while the older nations bear off the palm in decoration. A Berlin correspondent says that the Samoan conference has agreed upon the land commission question, and its side issue is also agreed u pontile matter oi placing restrictions upon the sale of fire arms and liqnor to the natives. The conference has also decided that the election of a king shall be left to themselves.
CONDENS ED STATE NEWS.
TUKSDAYe At Mountain Home, Pa, Jeffrey
Harrison, agad eleven years, shot and killed Sophia Everett, aged ten. The Scotch-Irish Congress at Columbia, Tenn., closed after a very successful session, A permanent organization was formed, with A. C. Floyd, of Columbia, as Secretary, to whom wonld-be members can apply.
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W5CDNESDAT, Snow fell to the death of two inches at Hope, Dak. The Merchant's Exchange at St. Louis
has opened war on imcKet-snop gam
bling.
The boom for the Sions reservation
continues and will soon eoual the Ok
lahoma craze.
Several people were killed and others
injured in a cable road accident at Seat
tle. Wash. Ter.
Chief Mayes of the Cherokee Nation
refuses to convene the Legislature to vote on the sale of the Strip to the Gov
ernment.
Father J. G. Boyie, a Catholic priest
arrested at Raleigh, N. 0., on a charge of
criminal assault ou a young woman was
arraigned, bound ove; to court and sent
to jail.
Rev. Edward C. Towne, late of Cam
bridge, but now of New York, threatens
to sue Chauncey Dapew for $1,500 for preparing material to be used by Mr. Dapew in his Centennial speech.
Mind-reader "W. Irving Bishop, died at New York, while in a cataleptic fit,
superinduced by toe intense nervous
excitement incident to the performance
of his mind-reading feats. A gang of men surrounded the house of a farmer named Tom Phelton, at Rogersville, Ky., and attempted to take him out. Phelton opened fire on the eang, killing two of them. The others ded. 0 ver 90,000 miners are now out in the German mining districts. A council of che Prussian Ministry was held, Emperor William taking part. It was decided that recourse must be had to arbitration at once. , Andrew and Ole Ericson, brothers f aged eight and ten years, respectively, were drowned in the river at Crockston, Mmn. They fell off some logs on which they were playing, and their father nearly lost his life in an attempt to rescue them. ; At Buffalo, N. Y., William Kemler was sentenced "to the punishment oi death to be indicted by the application of electricity," within the week commencing June 24. This is the first death sentence under the new law. B e had murdered his mistress. THE NATIONAL OAPITALi.
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rftlTl nflOUliU Kica. carnage, tiarnesa. etc
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A shocking accident occurred at Kala
mazoo, Mich. A street car contaoninje
even ladies and-two gentlemen, were
crossing the tzack; when a switch engine
Jashed down upon it from the east, - at a
high rate of speed, and the' driver hieing unable to get the car out of the way, the
helpless passengers were hurled ioa
errible death. It was but the work oi
a moment and the- fearful catastrophe
was over; the street car was carried
almost to Academy street, the pieces
dying in all directions, and the human
freight being mangled in a horrible manner. Six of the ladies were killed.
Twenty-five acres of ground, closely
built up with small dwelling-houses,-
were swept by tire in the suburban
nllage of Moreland, III., and seventy families are rendered homeless. The
nre started in the Presbyterian Church, medium-sized frame structure, and
burned furiously. The flames soon
spread to surrounding dwellings, one after another, and before they could be
checked a terrible conflagration was spreading terror on all sides. The lack of 'water supply; aided by the heavy
ale, placed the fire beyond the control
of firemen, police and citizens, who
made every effort to check its course
without avail. It is belieyd that the
fire originated from stumps of cigarettes
thrown into a pew in the church by
some boys who gained admittance
through an open window.
F1UDAY. Gen. Wm..S. Harney, the oldest orfl-
cer on the retired list of the army, died at St. Louis. He was born in 1798, ap
pointed to second Lieutenant in 1818,
and in 1858 rose to Brigadier General.
He was retired in 1863, serving with
destruction up to tnat time in tne re
bellion.
SATUKUAV. .;.
Major J. W. Wham, paymaster in the
United States army, wath Clerk Gibson
and an escort oi eiewn sousierB, were
on the way from Wilcox, Arizona, to
pay the post at Fort Thomas, and when
in a narrow gorge, a few miles north o Cedar Springs, they were attacked by i
oartv of ambushed men. A constant
fire was kept up for nearly half an hour,
when eight of the escort were wounded
five dangerously. Tne ro Doers suc
ceeded in securing $29,000. and escaped
into the mountains. Major Wham was uninjured, and Gibbon's , clothing was
only torn by shot MONDAY. ...
The report of the capture of Khartoum
proves to be untruev A .
At Chicago, Patrick Ford, aged sixty,
shot and killed his wife, aged twentyihree, and then fatally shot himself. Irving Latimer has been sentenced to life imprisonment in the Michigan State prison, for the murder of his mother. One ' thousand pounds of opium, valued, including duty, at $16,000, were seized at San Francisco on the 10th inst u The London police raided the gambling ciubs, Sunday. Several English, French and Belgian noblemen were arrested. The flags on the foreign consulates and the public buildings at Guaymas, Mexico, were unfurled April . SO, in honor of the centennial of Washington's inauguration. A Bpecial Paris cable gave an interesting comparison between American
Ex-Union soldiers are to be protected
in federal officeB under the present ad
ministration, even though they are
Democrats, if their records as officers ire good. Commissioner of Pensions
fanner, in a letter to Special Examiner
Shank, at Lima, O., declining to accept bia iccionaiion simply because he is a
Democrat,1 cays iLat he Tanner does
not occupy his position for the purpose of turning out ex-Union Boldiers because they are Democrats, and that so
iong as he has his way the boys who helped preserve the Union will be kept in their places, if they are good
officers, regardless of politics. It is un
derstood that this is the outline of the
policy which is to be pursued in all of
the executive departments.
' PostmaBter-general Wanamaker said
to Congressman Williams Of Ohio: "As
far as the Presidential postoffices are
concerned, I wish to say that a rule has
been made that the present incumbents
will be allowed to serve their four years
to c'ate from the time of their appoint
ment." As many of the presidential
appointments were held up by the Sen
ate for a long time, some of them nearly
two years, this is a most important ruling. They will be permitted to serve
four years and no longer, and those who
think that , the department will not take any notice of the time during which
their names were before the Senate are
very-much mistaken '
Secretary Noble received an inter
esting report from the two inspec
tors of the General Land Office who
have been in Oklahoma since the ter
ritory was opened. , They give a graph
ic description of the growth of the townB; tell about barber-shops, bath
houses; street-sprinklers, fire-engines, and opera houses opened, and they say that Guthrie has now a population of 6,000 male citizens, leaving the female population to be estimated. With regard to the trouble and complarntB that have come from these sources, they say: "Public confidence has been restored here by the prompt action of the government." ...... ..
Charles C. Reid, BenT. White, Thomas
C. Hervey, William Palmer, Warren Taylor, Ferd Leo Gunter, William L.
Woods, John C. Heard and Thad. E. Wells. Eeid is the young lawyer of Morriltonwho has just been released after conviction in the federal court on the charge of interfering with election judges. Young Wells is the son of one of the , most prominent merchants of Morrilton. O, T.; Bently is a deputy sheriff ri Conway county under Sheriff Shelby.
Deputy Marshal Faulkinburger went to Morrilton, and arrested all these men not previously in custody and brought them to Plummcrvilie. They were taken before a commissioner and released on bonds in the sums ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 each. Their examination will take place at an early date. They can not be tried until the next term of court, as the appropriation for the trial of criminal case3 has been exhausted. These men are all prominent young men, and their arrest has produced a great sensation. Goshen is exercised over the fact that Harry A. Jiiitterfieid and Anna J. Beck, society people, were married one year ago, and so carefully guarded was the secret that it was not known until this week, when it was made public by the principals.
manufacturers while the gas supply is controlled by a private corporation. The company hai a capital of 100,0;0. Upon payment of 150 each subscriber to the capital stock is given a certificate entitling him to gas in perpetuity for one stove. The stock is being taken rapidly, and the enterprise will be a "go." A committee has secured options on several tracts oi land,the leases being farorablo. It is the intention to furnish gas to consumers this fall. Sheriff McDowell, of Vincennes, Sunday morning, had a terrible hand to hand encounter with two piisoners in jail. Pe bad gone in to give the inmates their breakfast, when Tom Hoffman, a burglar, and John Scott, a big. burly negro, pounced upon him. The struggle lasted twenty minutes, during which McDowell was dive&ted of the most of his clothing. Scott made his escape, but was recaptured by the Sheriff, who chased him ten blocks. None of the parties were badly hurt, though the Sheriff bumped Hoffman severe against the iron bars of his cell. McDowell's escape from injury was as miraculous as his powera of endurance.
ARKANSaW ELECTION PUAUDS. The federal authorities think now that the theft oi the Plummervilie, Art. ballot box on the night of Nov. 6, is at last cleared up. It will be remembered that while the judges were counting the vote that night five masked men entered the room, and presentng their pistols, demanded the box and ballots. Of course they got them, but for montbB it was impossible to get a clew as to the perpetrators of the outrage. Two weeks
ago last Sundav a young man named
Warren Taylor was arrested on a charge
of interfering with election officers at
Plummervilie. He got scared and went
before the grand jury, arid there gave evidence which has led to clearing up
the mystery. He testified that he was in a crowd of young men who went from Morrilton, the county seat, to Plummerviile, that night, as t hey understood it, to preserve poae, as trouble was expected. When the crowd arrived at PlummerviJle they were halted on the outskirts, and five men rode into town. Presently they returned and repoited "everything all QnietV and the crowd returned. On t'ao way to Morrilton the five men gave it out that the
Plummervilie ballot box was in the crowd. The box was tiken into Wolfs store, at Morrilton and burned. This confession of Taylor's was the means of having a large number of witnesses from Conway county summoned before the grand jury. Thursday, just before the grand jury adjourned, two indictments were returned, and it proved that these indictments were for the Plummervilie ballot box theft. The men indicted are: 0. T. Bentley, Walter P. Wells and Cha?rles Ward, chargedwith unlawfully seizing and carrying away the ballot-box and poll books, and the following persons are charged with conspiracy in tbe stealing of the box;
Bedford will bore for natural as.
Potatoe bugs are in full bloom at Sey
mour.
The citv treasury of Craw f or dsv ills
contains $23,089.80. Uaion county will erect an infirmary building, costing $16,000.
Columbus coDpera are out en e. strike
against a reduction in wages.
Dora Daut, area!, live poet, has been
elected a member of the Washington
City Council.
In the receat town election, Argus
was the only place electing an out-and-out Prohibition ticket.
Fred Steinmau, of Chesterfield, has been called to Germany to piove his
claim to the estate, of his lather, valued at $30,000. Mrs Mona Nelson, of Attica, injured by a fall from a Big Four train at Lafayette Junction, has brought suit against the company for $15,000 damages. George Weaver, of Fayette county, ran a knife into his hand, severing an artery. He fainted from loss ot olood, and in falling struck his head "gainst an
obstruction, causing concussion c f the brain. Geo. Roth, -Democratic candidate for Marshal of Edi nburg, who was defeated by one vote, w ill contest the election on the ground of illegal votes cast and 'that the in8pectoro were not all legally qualified. William Guntle, who is working on perpetual motion near Huntington, Ja annoyed with warning letters from unknown pnTtie', advising him to pay less attention to perpetual motion and more to his family. The Delaware county enumeration of persons between the ages.. of six and twenty-one, shows an increase of over last year of 8&8, and Muncie gains 4X2. The total population of Muncie and :its
suburbs is estimated at 14,415. A dainty young belle of Vincennes visited an undertaking establishment
and asked permission to try r n the cap
which Grubbfi. wore at the Ime of his
execution. Her wish was gratified and
the little lady walked off contentedly.
Mrs. Ellen Moss, of New Albany,
grieving over the death of her daughter,
twice attempted suicide with laudanum,
and on the 10th inst. she swallowed a dose of corrosi ve sublimate, and, after
terrible suffering, died last Friday night.
Martin FlusL, near Pleasant Valley,
while digging; on his farm unearthed
what appeared to be a stone book, but
inspection showed it to be a family Bi
ble, bearing the date of 1773, plainly
lettered. It is claimed that it 'was
originally a re al book, but is no pet
rified.
Charles Huggins, Sr., of Elkhart, is
eighty-nine yars old and a day laborer, doing his stint with men much younger
in years. For sixty-five years he
worked as a shoemaker, never took a
drink of intoxicants, never smoked or chewed tobacco, and he has never been
sick a day in his life.
William Keller of Anderson, met his
wile upon tue street, Saturday nignt,
knocked her down with a stone and at
tempted to cut her throat, inflicting several vicious gashes. The woman was
dangerously injured. The parties sep
arated some months ago, by reason of
Keller's ill treatment.
The Standard Oil Compauy will build
a refinery at Whiting, just inside the
Indiana line, seventeen miles distant
rom Chicago, which is expected to be
the largest refinery in the world, ;ind
which wiil control the w estern and
southwestern trade. It will be used in
refining the Ohio crude oil, carried by the Lima pipe line.
Tne oil boom at Terre Haute is as
suming Dig proportions, tne experts
from the eastern oil regions who hurried
there during the past week having pro
nounced the oil to be of a surrior
quality, and the well continuing its out
put with no diminution, there is ; rush for land on which to sink wells. No less than twenty stock companies are forming to sink wells.
Congressman McClellan, of Fort
Wavne. has accepted an invitation to
attend the parliamentary conference at
Paris, beginning June 29, the in vitation
coming from a committee, representing
the legislative branches of England and
France, and intended to include repre
sentatives from all the leading countries.
The object is to consolidate and perpet
uate peaceful relations by means oi arbitration treaties.
Marion Douglass, recently arrested as
ahorceihid:, in Southern Indiana, has
served fourteen years out of seventeen in prison for horse-stealing, and three
cases are now hanging over him. He has made numerous escapes from the
authorities, and is said to be an exceedingly dangerous criminal, by reason of his shrewdness. It is further said of him, that in his criminal career he has
stolen fully five hundred horses. Friday night while Dairid Hetch and
Mrs. Gus. Meyer were out driving at
Evansville, they were attacked by Mr.
Meyer, her divorced hucband, who attempted to drag the lady from the car
riage. This wajg prevented, and as the
couple drove away Mr. Meyer began shooting, the bullets missing the aim and one striking Hon. .Tack Nolan, who was walking near, in the fleshy part of the leg. Mr. Nolan was a member of
the late General Assembly. The largest fish of the carp species ever caught in White river was pulled out with a hook and line by Samuel Hupp, a farmer, who resides four miles east of Muncie, The fish measured tweiity-Beven inchefj in length and weighed fifteen pounds. The breaking of fish ponds throughout Delaware county that were stocked with German carp a few years ago has made this species o'f fish very plentiful in White rivor, a great man' being caught that weigh from five to neven pounds. A fine blooded horse belonging to P. E. McCarthy, of Vincennes, Sunday night attempted to leap over an iron fence surrounding the court house. The poor brui e imoaled itself on the prongs surmounting the top railing, and in. that position see-sawed bar x ward and forward. The groans and moans of the animal were horrifying. An effort was : J. " a 1. - A. 1 ..!'. '
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STORMS IN THE EAST. A terrific wind storm, followed by a heavy rain, visited Southern New York, eastern Pennsy lvania, Maryland, Delaware, Connecticut and Massachusetts, !ridy. Many buildings were wrecked and telegraph wires blown down. At Fair Haven, Conn., men were buried in the wreckage of a new house, while tweiatythree working outside were hurled through the air with fatal results to some and severe injury to all. A t Point of Boes, Md, twenty-five men who were working on the trestle over the river were swept off into the water sixty feet below, and at Palmyra, Pa., many
houses are m rums, and the inmates
homeless, if alive. At Williarnsport, Pa., Barn urn's show was stampeded. Three cages of animals were overturned an antelope was killed and the trumpeting of elephants caug:ht under falling canvas caused intense fright and confusion. Manv of the performers, men and women, were Bhockingly hurt. There a re many stories of barns wrecked byJighfcnirig and numbers of animals killed. Several churches in the trail of the storm have been ruined. In New York the wind played havoc with signs and on the crowded streets there was a panic among the pedestrians, many of whom were severely injured.
A GANG LEGALLY HANGED. The three Bald Knobbers, Dave Walk er, better known in Christian couunty as "Bull Cre ek Dave," chief of the Bald
Knobbers,his son, Wm. Walker and John
Matthews, were hanged at Ozark, Mo., Friday for the murder of Charles Green and William Edens on March 11, 1837.
At 9:53 the drop fell, John Matthews fell praying. The stretch of the- rope let all fall to the ground. The rope broKe and William Valker fell loose find groaning. He talked for three minutes, when he was taken up by the sheriff and deputies on the scaffold. Dave Walker was drawn up and died in about fifteen minutes. Matthews lived about thirty minutes, and died with his feet on the ground. The scene was horrible in the extreme. Matthews and Dave Walker were cut down at 10:10. The trap was again adjusted, and William Walker lifted helpless and groaning and gurgling and almost insensible, and the rope again adjuste l and the trap again sprung. This time in the descenthe came to a sudden stop with his feet fully thirty inches from the ground, and he died without a struggle.
Seemingly Eradicated With repeated ad powerful doses oi qn'nine, eh lis and fever, in some one of its vr us forms, swings into act ve uxlMance o gain, often without the least appan: nt pi ovoea' ion. To exti "gu f sh th SH'Oulderiiif? embei's of thia obstinate and reeontliti malady, no less than to sulue it whun it rag s fiercely in the ystem, Ho'tetfcir'tt Stomach liitt'-rs is all sufficient.- When every rpsuti'co of he jhar nseop ei has been exhausted agaiust i in y in, he Bit ers c uiquur i will remove cwry lingering votge of it. Ny more, the iUlters will protect those brought wi bin the uenee of th; atn.ophenq. poison that begets ma ariat dis se, from it- attacks. Piordors of tho s omtu'h, Hver find boue s, are uui ng the coiupla nt to c appjebended iron t!:i use .f r las ma-art ted wat r. These ae bo h cured nd p ev ted by the bitters, ftheumutsm, con tipation and renal cbmp ain s, yield to its action.
Hard to Swallow-nut.
-The aucient chest-
ofthe fence, but he writhed too much.
He was finally shot by two policemen, who fired two baljs into his brain. The peoole of Waba&h are organizing a Citizens Gas Trust,exnerience having shown tuat it is practica'ly impossible to offer substantial inducements to
tivft romedv for tin afiove named disease. By
its timely use thousands oi hopeless cases have been pennanentlv cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy preb to any of your readers who havo consumption if tney will send mi their Kxprass and IK O. addrcsa, Respectfully, - - T A. SLOCUM. M. O.. 181 Pearl St., ew Yorlt
Head Dr. column.
Barber's card in another
THE YALUE OF JLONGETITY. Dr. Felix L. Oswald, in writing of the value of longevity, says: "Can there be a doubt that Burns and Keats foresaw tho issue of their struggle against bigotry, or that Cervantes, in the gloom of his misery could read the signs of the dawn presaging a sunburst
of posthumous fame? - .
"Spinoza and Schiller died at the
threshold of their goal; Pacal, Harvey,
Macauley, Buckle and Bichat left their
inimitable works half finished; Raphael,
Mozart and Byron died at the verge of
a summit which perhaps no other foot
shall ever approach. " ' '
"Who knows how often, since the a V . . .... a
uawn oi mooern science, tne emu oi
death has palsied a hand that had all
but lifted the veil of TsiV temple? Oi
in how many thousand lives times alone
would have solved all discords into harmonies? An increase of longevity
would indeed, solve the vexing riddles
of existence; it would furnish the pe
culiar endorsement of Mr. Matlock's conclusion. It would give the vicissi
tudes ol fortune a chance to assert their
equalizing tendencies, it would supply a
missing liuk in the arguments of that
natural religion that tru3ts the equi
poise of justice in the apparent caprir
ces of human fate. ...
"The price of longevity would redeem the mortgage of our earthly paradise"
and it can be prolonged and shoald be,
with care and the use of proper medf-
cine at the right time. , Owing to the stress;' th$ worry and
the annoyance of every day life tKerens no doubt but that tens of thousands of
men and women yearly fill premature graveSi Especially after middle life should a careful watch-be kept over one's physi cal condition. The symptoms of kidney disease, such as becoming easily tired, headache, neuralgia, feeble heart action, fiickle appetite? a ,tlplendid', feeling one day and an all-gono one the next, persistent cough, trouble in urinating, etc., should be diligently looked into and at once stopped through a faithful use of Warner's Sale Cure, which has cured tens of thousands of such troubles and will cure yours. Experiencing no pain iu. the region of the kidney's is no evidence that they are not diseased, as those great purifying organs have very few nerves of sen
sation, and oftentimes th kidnevs are
positively rotting and being passed away through the urine before the victim is aware he is suffering from advanced kidney disease, which is only another name for Bright's Disease. To preserve life and to be well while you live are two cardinal virtues, and it is time well spent to give thiB vital subject earnest and careful attention, and to use the knowledge acquired in a judicious and intelligent manner. A Liquid Guillotine Liquor. 100 Tadiea Wauted, And iOO men to call daily on any' druggist for . a Free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine, tho great root ud herb remedy, discovered by Dr. Silas Lane while in the 'Rocky Mountains. For disases of the blood, liver and kidneys it is a positive cure. For
constipation and clearing up tho com
plexion HdOBs wonders, yniluren like it. Everyone praises it." Litrge size
package, SO cts. At all druggists, A Spicy Irishman A peppered po
tato. THE WORST WRECK, PHYSICALLY Of any Man this Country ever saw, I CUBED, Jackson Mice., October, 1885. Rheumatic Syrup Co" '. ; Gentlemen: In November, 1884, I was cut in the wrist by a broken bottle, from which I suffered extreme pain. I called a doctor who pronounced it sciatic rheumatism. He gave me a morphine injection in my right shoulder, which resulted in paralyzing my right side. . I was kept under the influence of morphine until last March. My right leg and arm had become badly withered and my joints were so stiff that there was but little action in them. About that time I discontinued the use of morphine. About six weeks ago I first heard of your Bheumatic Syrup and was advised to try it And here let me impress this fact upon your mind, that my right arm and leg were shrunken, paralyzed, and withered so much that I could hardly walk or swing alonir, and that but little, and attended with great effort and pain. Since I have been taking your Syrup I have left off the use of crutches entirely, and only use a cane, and for the past few days I often forget it and walk without any aid. To say that I am happy, and that it has greatly benefited me, but poorly expresses my idea of your Rheumatic Svrup, Yours truly, CD. DENIO. Dealer in General Groceries, corner Trail and Mechanic Streets. Mr. C. D. Denio is a man well known in this community, and was probably the worst wreck, physically, of any man this country eve r saw. He was paraly zed
from rheumatic poison, and no one ever
expected he would get wen. ne is
well, and it is simply marvelous. The above statement made by him is true,
and mav b fullv relied upon. 1 am
truly -yours, FRANK L. SMITH.
KT-memher State Legislature, and
Prnnrietor Hmrd House. JacksonMich.
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A man who ha practiced medicine for 40 years ought to know salt from sugar; read what n
Messrs. F. J. Cheney & Co.-pntlemeri:--! u.m iu..)n n iin wneml tiractieo oi medicine
for most AO years, and would 6ay that In all my Y.isi. iini i nripnrfl. have never seen a
preparation that I could prescribe with Asjnurti confidence of success as I can Halls Catarrh Cure, ranimfactured by you. -Have prescribed it a great many timi and its eflect is Avonderf ul, and would sav in conclusion that I nave yet to find a CMse of 'Catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take it according to directionji. Yyoura Truly. L, L. GOESII. k Wo will cive 3100 for any case oi Catarrh that cannot be cured with Hall's.Catarrh Cure. Taken internally & co Props., Toledo, O. WceSold by Druggists, 7&c. AnOrientol Bird TurkeyT . Sufferers from Coujjhw, Sore Throat etc., should try "Brown's Brotwhial Trocar & staple but sure remedy. Sold only tn boxes. Price 26 cts. Orefjou, the Paradise ot Farmers. Mild, equable clima e, c rtain and abundant crops. U st fruit, sraiu, grass awl stock country in tue world. Full infonuati n free. Address the Oregon Immigration Board, Portland, ore. An An tfemaniac T n e fisherman.
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A WOMAN'S DESPAIR.
" Death would be preferably to thw4 3
fiurjering m&
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I and achi ng baclq" despairinglj compjained a
tbevwors-t of '? it isj" she added, . M there seems n cure
mistaken," replied the sympathizing neighbor to whom the sufferer complained. " I suffered for years Just as you do, and found no relief till my physician finally, prescribed Dr. tPieroe's Favorite Preaerij)tion, which cured me, and have ever sine-been well, and; theealt& .oIndiawould not induce me to be without the remedy, if a like affliction should return." "Favorite Prescription " is the world-famed invigorating tonid 'ftndeoothihg-n ecription" is the only medicine for women, sold by druggists, under a positive guarantee from the nianufacturers,vthat it will give satisfaction in every case, or money will be refunded. , This guarantee has been printed on the bottle-wrappers,-and faiM Copyrighted, 1S88, by Worm's Dujpensabt Medical Association, Proprietor.
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Bilious Hendacbe, Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious Attck, and i01 derangemimts of the stomach and bowels. 85 cents, by druggist . ..: .V'vV-.- -': X
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Wh'TiwC
BaRBeeKgyaria bieirScnflonbi; Collar .Steel axlft: hnllt tn tvro slzM i
?1?2 ; $9 Ve ot two. paenger?, "painted " i T TTODu finish. hftKit 4i inoh snrinff
exteuiing from sbouMer to shoulder
airecnv under thfirohi axif-haiw-
jylng4iMsat directly over the axle anV .
IPm; ere wslrrely no weight 6n shiiits i6r boree 'to carry, as re carrr our load dirertlv Ter the
:- v - St ti r eentcTi ofaYlf and snHnir. - i -
Ttis an tstabliaheil fact known to all horseman that no cart -is fif to nse esneeiallv to brake -
yoinvj; colts wilh unless the -wclflrht Is carried independent ot the, ahalts. mk.jitiv h Aft motion s
will spoil hi- gait and make it unpleasant to manage him; " T. "W ' ''f r-TTv -
wnen in ront ot a cart piease wuo to r ;, ; - - ,.-.,-
GHEJO. HAHHIBOST,
fcTlf J t3 WSm fcLl mX J lS ' A a X i Td'o imta whu has UiTL-btud iVom three to five dollars In a ltubbcr Coat, and at fcis ilrat hall' hour's experience in ; a st)na tinds to his sorrow iSat it is
hardJy a bctcer protection than mos-
A
qult netting, not only feds chajrined - at taing &o badly taxen In, bat alio fcchi if ho does not look exactly llfrj isk Tor tue FISH 15 HAND n Sucker
doej. not hnvo the nsn beakt, send fordescri
WET
HEN
jnnsport,
fc3Ea t-I w J, fctTJ XmSm Si -iJJh ; TTTYTWWTTT'r'F we offer the man who wants service: (not stie) a irarment that will keeo
him dry fa th hardest storm.- It te siUed TOWER'S FISH DEAXD 14 SLICKEH," a name famfllar to every Cow-bciy an over the land; .With thect
IJie.ordy perfect Wind and Waterprfp ?Q)St is Tower Fish Brand auofaer and tal no other. If yenr storekeener
a, A. J. Towbr-20 Simmons St Boston, siass. '
sJmJssJ Ji JJ jiMnfl.
Tbirsty merchandise Dry good.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
When baby was slch'we gave her C rtoria.
When she was a'Child, shecried for Oastoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Oastoria.T
When bho'.had Children, she gave them Castoiia,
EiaSRBAIili RECORD.
THE LEAOXJBWon, Lost.
Boston . ....... 10 . 6
PhidelpMa.. 0 C
Cleveland......: 31 8 Chicago .. 9 8 New York...".. 8 : S
Pittsburg....... 8. 10
Indianapoits.. i 4
Washington.... 3 10
TAB ASSOCIATION. -
Von. Lost
St In)nis..... is
Kansas City. 14 Brooklyn....... It Baltimore :t2 Athletio ...u,: 12 Cincinnati... 10 Columbus. 0 Louisville... 4
6
10 S 9 9 IS 15 20
THE MARKETS. Indianapolis, May 14 1888, ' ? GRAIN ' Wheat Corn
No.2 Btd...... ..,..84 No.3 KcidM.,.h 80
offiaoo
S.20
4.35 4.45
AM
No. 1 Whitw....34 No, 2 Yellow 32 Oats, White......27
WVK STOCK.
Oattik Good to choice.... .....4.1 . . A
nhniPA hftifftrs...... ..i.: U(rt
Common to medium eowa :J2A
Good to choice cows..... ..,.2.?5)
FTofla Heavv ......... .....i..4.(5i
Liirht. -..,.,....4.60
Mixed.. .....;.....;.....4.00i Km w . ..4.261
Shkep Good to choice ,.S.6o
Fair to medium . ... ... . . . ... . . .. a.!
: . " KGGS, BUTTER, POULTBY. Eggs ......10c I Hens per fi......8H Butter,creamery22c I Roosters...'... 4c Fancy country.lSc j Turkeys ... .....10p Choice country.. 9c 1 1 : , 4 ? MISCELLANEOTS.
Wooir-Fine merino, ; washed .... . .v
unwashed med . . U. :
verv coarse .... . ?17qUA
ssnu slup
WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE.
nR. nOKXCS KLKCTHO-Be-
Ett UDffKY And exhausUntf chroma disease f.botb texefc;
Contains 33 to loo flegwsw Electrtcitv. 6CABASTSK9 tta
nblo anda effective KKDICALEIXCraiC BLT In tte WORLD. Electric Suspensories m with Malo Belts. Avoid boons oompt nles with man auope ana w" lew imttamnsT 'ELECTRIC TRU3J8 FO ROHTOsW.;, OtOQp cured. 8end iJtampor illustrated PPnw; OR.WJ.HQRaE.REMQVEDTO ISO WBteHA.,CHiPMfc CHILDREN t IRRITABLE Feverish, ometiines craving food and eating rav yeuously again refusing vholciome diet4, tossing; resdsssfy in sleep, moaning ard r?nding;the teeth, lies, jo? inay know Vjortss' arc sapping"1 at their
iti m.d raoless prompt measures are taken, spasms
r r.r;ily deal -Will xollow B. A. &A2S1&r
SUOCJK'S TSSHtflZflTGJB NEVER FATXS 4a
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754 Oldest Mtdicine in the IVotid'is 'firoba&iy
OH. ISAAC vaampsoNvs
CELEBRATED EYE-WATER.
This artlcae la a :aretuuy preuai en pin sician's pre-
on v.
are subject more. distressing sthn sore
dcrintion, aad has ?ea in constu t uso for .nearly m
century. There are tew diseases to wnicn manama
none, rrhaps. ;tor whioh more remedies .have bcea tried without success. Forallext-irnal innammauoa of the eyes R W an infalUble remedy If the directions arc followed. It will never talL We particularly invite tho attnfcn of phjtalans toils, merits. For salebyalldrujrgists. JcWtTTHOiTPSOS, BOSS
.1-1 ' I 1,1 I prescribe and faXfrsgp: dorse Bl G1 the
specinc rortneoertaacBK of this disease. 15
O. U. USGHAH AM,H. Dh Aritterdam. N. T. i
Hrc wm ta AFl TO a DATS.1 EaslsnM Sisi!al Oa
W have sow Big G tat many years, and it haa
riven w, oci. .t aus action: Jj- ::.
IX B. PYCKUd CQ...
Sl.tO. Sold tFrma6
xn oraer o Ret, uxquaJntedw itb thegoneral trade Wc will soil
Hk for rho next 30 days
' Black Grog-Grain Silk worth fXM at 1 W 'V worth S1.7V at i.lSv ; '..;-. wo1ths2.ooat1.io
Quality gnaranled Send for samples t
BOSTON STORK . ' KKW CASTLiE, HXBIAKA.
Silks
Hatimothy..l2.5G B;an... 86 .Glover seed... 4.25
CMcttgo.
Sugar c ared ham 1 2 Bacon clear side 11 Feathers, goose S5
3s35,i nunc n la:
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Pork....,v; 11.65
Lard............. 6.S5
i
"When 1 say cow I do not maan merely to atop them
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kwv ear KAi.Mnu nmivn can auivoiiiui etuui .
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