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"DR. MILES, Through Nervine Is a Benefactor to Thousands." V--'; YFIDELY known Wisconsin publisher, roslaos' as Green Bay, writes 'March 6th, aa follows: "Piyo years I became so nervons that mental work was burden. I could not rest at night on account of sleeplessness. My attention was tc Dr. Miles' Koatora- tlvo Sorvino.

aud I commenced to uao It with tho vary best effect. Since tnon I a bottio In ray house and use It -whenever my nerves become unstrung, with always toe same good 51 son ilso Tlf MllPC' takes it lor nervousness muti Tith uke ncver falI nB NfirvinC success. I havo recommended to many and cures them. All who TT ij.u stiffor iTom nerve troubles should try It. It is iree Irom imrcocics, perfectly harmless! and yet soothes and strengthens.

Dr. through his Nervine Is a benefactor to thousands." A.C.LEHMAN. Editor and proprietor of DEB LANDSMAN. Dr. Miles' Nervine is sold on suiinmtee first bottio will benefit or money refunded.

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McConnlck, Manager. D. B. Martin, Pass and 'Ticket Agent. Greatest -Discovery of the 19th Century.

One Illustration of; the Effect of AN IHPORTANT RULING General News of Railroads and Railroad Employes! Indianapolis Journal: No more, striking Illustration of the blighting effect of the disastrous results of tiro cheap money agitation tons boon Klvoii tlum occurred fit the Dculson House yesterday afternoon, when tho incotjug of tho stockholders oi' the Chicago, Indianapolis Chattanooga Knilroad company adjourned over until Nov. 10, to await the result of tlit' election. This company was or- hi 1S91, -for the purposu of bullili-ug a road from Oweiwboro; to Indianapolis. It; is composed of from Now York, Columbus, 0,, Koekport, and Louisville. Up to da 11) sibout has been In It, Twelve miles of tlie road has been graded iiud bridged nori.h from Koc-k- port, -and tlie ri-glit w.ny been secured for a distance of eighty miles.

Tli-f litul progressed thus far last April, when the first DCMIIO- craitic State throughout the country began to adopt free silver planks, and since then nothing has been accomplished. Men's Money club Wednesday Ixtoinls worked toard to make the delegation from Chicago, a one flucl success crowned every 'he made, Charles Spitznogte of the blacksmith shop; onaocouut of sickness. Andrew engine reimJrer in tliciroiiud.house, nwsbed. flngeir yes- terdriy mid will Ix; compelled to Iny off for a few a result. Harry Miller Genc-ral Supi-'i-lruteudeut of cho Vandnlln.

tiliat the now on that rond are the best locomotive for that service- in tills country. The company yesterday received nioro o( tlie twcuty- contracted for with the Prttsb'urg icav-hog tou yet to be delivered. The third auiuwil nioeri-ug of- the Auicrk-ui. Academy of Hallway Snr- jreons will be Iveld a't Chicn.go on the 23rd. fliul 25th of Septeiulier.

Dr. 11. D. Miisscy, chief sursoon of tlie lianrtltou it is. to paper on "Fast n.ud rresei)t Obstucliw In the Ciu-e of Souic Wiii'i)) times to be expected at the couvc'iiHon of Hie Brotherhood of Locomotive Fiireinen, uow session at Galvoston.

Tex. The offtclal ciireor of Eugtue V. Debs was by SocTcfiary Arnold, a.iid Mr. Debs loft for Gsilveston, it Is stated. Tuesday niglit.

10 resent 'the aitbvck. which he eiUls nnsnitel'iil uvnd iiiK-Jillcd for. CLOTHING CLOTH (NQ read DEALING WITH SCALPEllS. All ImporDiiit decision maue yosienUiy liy the a.vhitr.iloi-s in an from the local passenger association at Kansas The case was one where a. local tigeut sold custornci 1 of a.

broker a ticket at full rates. There wii.s no underhanded operatiou'Jn th? sale of the tiicket, but the ngeiit Avas found frull'iy of a.n infraction of the association rule of prohibiting suiy deals wLtli brokers under any circumstances. The agent was fined and appealed. The arbitrator has upheld the decision of tlie local association, he finding that responsibility of f.he local associations to see that 'no broker is given, facilities for handling any form ot transferable -ticket. The decision is very hi its character, and practically prohibits any member of any local in' the 'territory of the Western Passenger Association from 'having any twin-so etion whatever with any broker under any pretext.

Dr.Tefigne'i NXWBEMXDT Medicated Air forthe'Cureol Catarrh, and all Pnlmonary Ctseasen, It tias no equal tot Slckand Nervous Pennsylraala. .1,000.000. people die trom the above named dlsealies. VOBED RATE. Members of the Central Freight Committee met nt Ch'icagtf yesterday and voted down a proposition to make the rate on com from Chicago to New- York 15 cents per hundred pounds.

For nJuoty days preceding 15 thy rate was 15 cents 'a hundred, having been reduced upon orders of the board of managers of the Joint Traffic Association from the twenty-cent, basis lias applied for years. The restoration eame-by-llinltatlan and the board of rrmnngers submitted the matter of reducing the rate at the same time the restoration was ordered. Fredgat men of, the big trunk lines between Chicago and' Ix'ew York fayorod the ntteen-eent rate, the reason being that New Yorkers are complaining greatly that their porti irm.v Jose ground as an export c'tty. Smaller 11-nos lu the Central Frelgh'tCommlittee were ngatast the proposition to reduce, because of the reductions which.would follow In their -already small'propor- tions of the through rate. Jolm Metz of.

the repair tuack gang, mashed hds hand yesterday nn'd Is-off duty. -i E. T. Lamboru of the car shop, has returned from 1 a visit itli relatives in Wdy suffer and 'die, when Medicated Air gasianteed to joa Medicated Air and Druf Rlclinond, U. S.

A. STRAIN, Undertakers fcEmbalmers. 610 -BEOADWAY. Tie Logansport Humane Society (INCORPORATED.) For the Prevention of Cruelty to Women Children and Animals E. S.

Goo. 3. W. M. Officer.

JL 3. J. C.flteSey. F.C. Cbolboiigh.

7, Geo Walters, J. S'' Justice, IsaahAdHma. ijt-': Sits. W. J.

N. Nb.SO. Bepott caMn'bt crueltyto UNDERTAKER 4H Market attended prot'jptly, William Gordon, night operator at tower.Jn- tlie yards, will leave today where he will' spend a short A. assistant; general passenger agent of "Wabash, who seriously ill N. is sa.ld to be and It IH iiow thought he About one hundred, of the shop men and a numer of the road'meu will go to Richmond tomorrow to-take'part hi th-e celebration given by the'Rltebniond Railway Meus' Sbuud Monoy 'Club.

The ladies auxiliary to tiro E. R. C. A. will hold 15 at; the -homo of ot No.

1312 Spear street Friday evening, Sept. 18th. All railroaders and'thelT fjiml- lies ore'mvited, Wednesday -evening 6:30 o'clock a slight.wreck'occurred'.on-:t3«!' Flau'haiidle raid at iveimctlv. -A the were derailed. The wreck" crew' wnis' ordered -Tit-was seve'ral' -before the wn Spared ot''tliq 6b-' be', E.

the reunsj-lvajiiii who THE LEAFLET NO. 4. (Cut this ouit and put in your pocket for reference.) lu the last leaflet some information was promised as to what the nations of the have-done with silver since tho so-called ''cvhiu:" oC and the corresponding 1 "crimes" of other ceased the -free unlimited coiijji'go of sliver about ithe same time that tlie United States did. Among these were Germany, Belgium, Hol'- land. Norway, Sweden, Franco, Spain, Italy, Switxerlaud and Austro-Hun- Yet nil tliese countries continued to coin silver ou gov-ea'nineut account Just as th-e United States has done, and even auoro freely than they had done before.

The result Is that "there- is more than, double the amount of sliver money in the world today tlinu there was in 1S73. Preston, the Ddrector of the Mint, show's tliat the silver money of tlie world In 1S73 amounted to only $1,871,000,000, while today it amounts to ,54,070,500,000 of Is full legal tender. Thus it. will be that the sllrer money of: world not only more than doubled since the "crime" of 1S73, but has Increased at the average rate a year that time. The report of the Director of the Mint shows that th-e-world's coinage of silver in the last been $400,565,815, or an average of $135,531,938 thus showJug.

that the world is even now coining more silver than ever, H-ere'are ithe figures side by side: Silvei'Tnoney iathe-world in 1873 OOO, Silvej money In. 1800 Auiiual average" silver coinage since 95,143,000 Annual average- 'Silver- i coinage, since Now as to.what the United States alone, has The silver money in Un-ited States--today amounts $025,000,000. Itt 1872 It to Tims It- wJU that the tlie UiiJted 'States is more than'ten times as-much 'as it was-prlor to of 1S73. Even; during the' first seven months of this 'year; IS96, -more-silver dollars were: coined at ithe Mints of the United States-than -were coined in the 81 yotors: prior to the act of followilng- ta.ble' shows the amount in "each succeeding year down' to Silver currcric.v-. year In the U.

S. 1872' 9 55.000,000 1873 58,000.000 1874' 01,000,000 1875 63,000,000 1870 72,000,000 1877 90,000,000 1S78 105,000,000 ,1879 132,000,000 1880 163,000,000 1S81 189,000,000 1,982 218,000,000 1SS3. 244,000,000 1554 209,000,000 1555 297,000,000 18SG 329,000,000 1887 309,000,000 18SS 402,000,000 1889 437,000,000 1800 485,000,000 59 We have no old shelf worn goods, but'everythmg new and up to date. Read the following prices: Our $15.00 Suits go for $12,00 Our Suits go for Our $10.00 Suits go for $.: 7.50 Our $8,00 Suits go for Our $5.00 Suits go for $3.50 50C FOR CHOICE OF ANY STRAW BAT IN THE STORE. 25c choice of our Children's Straw Hats.

Boys'Duck Suits one third off, are bargains. is thi time to buy a Suic of Clothes, a Hat or Gents Furnishing Go ds, and 526 Broadway is the place tD save money, These Prices are For Cash Only, JOSEPH G. GRACE 264 UROADW.AY. ANOTHER BIO SPEAKER. Roswell O.

Horr to Address the People Friday, Sept. 25. Another speaker of national reputation Is promised to address the people of Cass county before the emd of the month. Roswell G. Horr of Michigan, has been secured to make an address at the rlhJfc on Friday afternoon, September Ex-Congressman Horr Is well known as an eloquent speaker aiid his service In Congress covered B' period -when the 'greater part of the financial legislation now on the statute books was passed, and he is thoroughly Informed on the question.

ABOUT STUARX'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS. They Cure Stomach Troubles and digestion Any Whether Have FaJthJii Them lu Not. Mere faith will not digest' your food for not give you an apeptite, not your flesh and strengthen your and heart, but Tablets will do these things, because they are composed of tlie el'emeuits of digestion, they contain the juices, acids and peptones to the digestion and flsslml- la.tiioii of all wholesome food. 'Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest food if placed Ju a jar or bottle in heated OS degrees, and they Will do it much more cffectiyely when taken Into the stomach after meals, whether you have faith itbait they-will or "invigorate tlie. stomach; make pure blood and strong nerves, in the only' way that nimture can do it, 'and thnit is, from plenty of wholesome food well, digested.

It Us not what eat, but whtit we digest that does us good. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by nearly all druggists at 50 cents for full sized package, or by mail from the Stuart All Kinds of Drawings Made by BYRON B. GORDON. Draughtsman Patent Attorney. Spry Block Logansport 1803 1S04 1S05 Do.

you- tMuk that sliver, badly 'treated by the States or in the world at large W. D. BYNUH'S VIEWS. He Thinks Hard Work in Necessary in Indiana and Illinois. A New.

York dispatch says: Hon. W. D. Byuum, of Indianapolis, who is iu the city to organize the campaign for Palmer and Buclnier Jn the east, has arranged to open headquarters in this city ill connection with the State committee. Gen.

Charles Traccy of Albany, will probably be in charge. "I am somewhat surprised ftt the result in Maine," said Mr. Bymum 1 to a reporter "I himlls believe t)iat any of our west em States furnish stich a com plete surprise next 'November. In fact while I believe Bryan bo hopeless ly yet the hardest kind of work is necessary To drive the false sentiment which he stands out of tho public mind. A number of the western instance, Illinois, Indiana Ohio, Missouri and still to be classed iu the doubtful column and -sve look to the east to make Bryau's defeat certain.

Mr. Bynum bas secured Madison square garden for next Tuesday night when Generals Palmer and Buckner It's an pld.saying.that "The proof of 'will open their wimpalgn, Iu the east. EXCURSION TO BLOTFTON, Vila Vandalla IJIne, October 13th to October 13th to 15th the Vandalla Line will sell excursion tickets from aill stations lu Indiana to Bluffton, at one fare 'for the round trip, account Baptist Convention and Young People's Union of Indiana. Tickets good to return until October 10th, Inclusive. For full particulars cail on nearest Vandalla Line TIckel Agent, or addicess E.

A. Ford, General Passenger Agent; St. Louis, tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting 1 directly upon the blood and surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation cf the disease and giving patient strength by building up tne constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to cure. for list of Testimonials.

Address F. J. CHENEY CO Toledo, 1 Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c. a'meetliifc of tho puddlug.is it." -And have Sim- iuous-Liver Regulator that they-know it to be a most -and; 'rfor the 'Spring'-'and', Fall -when there Is so much :th.c- Mr.

W. Lee, of Pendleton, N. says, "I have used Regulator years, place Secretary Carlisle amd other gold Democrats are also expected to speak the meeting. $100 The renders of this paper will'-be pleased to learn that'there'Is at-least 'disease that: science b'as been able, to'cure' trr-all' its stages 'and: tint 1s Catairh Hall Catarrh Cure 's the only positive cuye now known to the medical fratemitjj CaUrrh being constitutional disaase, requires a tituUocttl treatj6pnt Hall's MORE COTTAGES NEEDED. The -State Soldiers' Home committee of the G.

A. has prepared an address to the Posts of Indiana, and comrades general, which says: "Our State Soldiers' Home Is In great need of more cottages. Below we give you a list of counties which have up to the present date made appropriations. If your county does not appear'-. in the list, niaie special effort to an 'appropriation made by your county, commissioners for a cottage: TJppe- canoe.

$500; Montgomery, TTarrcn, VIgo, Spencer, Lake, Stark, Hendricks, Newton, 5700; Vari- dorburg, $2,100 Whitej Clinton, $l500; Ivy, bites arej'quicfciw.