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Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 7

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We Offer You a Remedy Which Insures SAFETY to LIFE of Both Mother and Child- MOTHERS FRIEND 'BOBS CONFINEMENT' OF ITS PAIX, HOBItOU AND DANGER, Makes CHILD-BIRTH Easy. Endoned recommended by etoSS mldwl" tho.e who have ui.a of and rrr' i Day (Laborer on Lonjf Island Sud: deniy Receives $135,000. Sow That Dume Fortune nun Given Him Tknusaudi, Ho Rep'rntd His Illlt- and to Get Uuck to 11 IK Work. SliSd fr BRADTTWJ) MQULATOB (ta. SOLD DKDOOI8TB.

TIME TABLES. "It's a signed aa-ticle ye wants, ttil.l- 'iiig how -ii-'fccls to find yourself suddenly rioli," said old Jack Bcnn 'writer. "Well, it's divil a bit of signing I can do, although. I like.to. be that 'obliging, for to write my name is something I- never knew: bow, but what's 'the.

matter with you putting it down. I.tellyou.?" MMM- Old Jack Beun, section hand on the Island railway, threw 1 down Uls tools at the close of a summer's day with a fervent "Thaiik God, I'm through with started, for 'his home Island. Old Jack was seemingly dazed, a.ndno Leave tor ChlcnKO OSOam; lilSpmi inin fiSm Chlcwlgo a 1230 1 Leave 2 Bridfo. a i :50 :15 Anlve from Brndforcl 35 mtiao pin Le 8 ve 4 8:0011 in; 8:30 m. Arrive from Eftner 1 i Leovc rocBlcl-niond a mi Arrive ucbmond 2a6 a 11:00 am; 1 a) f.eave for Louisville a 1 m.

Arrive rrorn Louisville 3:05 1 :55 m. J. A. McCULLOUGH. Agent, LoKMispbrt.

itVOOB'f the knowledge that hereof ter they could liuve all they wonted to eat, even pie with every "meal; ond their heaven wos complete tlteir father said they eould ench have a bicycle. The knowledge that was ttieirs reached them on June 14. They are living yet ns they wcro then. The bicycles have not tHe boys 'are satisfied in the knowledge tlia't-they are going to pet them. When the writer visited the he'ifou rid tli'cm all'Ssit'ting around alate In minute kind- heorted Mrs.

Bcjnn had another on the, tuWe'arid'insisted tha.t the vis- 'sirftriger 'though he was, should join th'emi'while old Jack-'tol'd what to do with his 1 request that.he should.wiite a detailed account, of'hpw' to spend it Was wjth refusal, the old man say- Ing he couldn't'write it' However, he talked it: a man," he' said, "has been Omly JKleven Old, But Head op "'Hli Slionlilern. Winchester, ,0., has a prodigyJn Baiter Marion Glasgow; the 11-year-old 'son of M. lasgow. Seventeen clays before bo was 11 years of age, which, was iu Master Glasg-ow wn.s granted a teacher's certificate for one year. He is now preparing to take examination for another certificate, and keep one in his possession us long'as he lives.

So known he is. the youngest person to whoin a certificate was ever granted. When, he went to take his examination WEST BOUND. 5 locn' Krtlcht. accom dnllj ex iSf 0 ra 3 St.

Louis limited dally, -old no -IS 10.24 1 fast Mill! dally, 'old 7 Kansas City wpress dally old 3.1J 6 'oldnolj Xo BAST BOUND. 2 N. 1.4 llm dally-'Old no 2:41 6 Fast mall dally. J'w 4 Atlantic Llm dally ex Sun 'old no 4:52 74 Local frt. Accom.

daily ex Sun EEL HIVEB HIVJSION. WEST BOUND. No 87 arrive EAST BOUND. No NoSI.IeavBi iao ffl THE GRBtfSOUTH iHErUClH BALS4M I CUP'S LAWYERS IN FINE CLOTHES VISITED HIM ON THE ROAD." n. dnllnr a dav far tli INB.

to Si JctepHgunuuj on No .8 ei Sunday fortfoutii Bond 8 P. No 8 parlor car, HicIlnnapolUtO South Bend via Colmx. No 20' has through sleepers, St Loals to MjcKl na FOB THE. SOUTH Indianapolis Yla a Ho 21 nas through Sleeper, Mackinaw to St. Arr i TM No 15 daily except B.gJ u-ona, for shgrtly after noon that, day lawyers 'in fine Clothes had visited him ou the iroad and had called him' Mr.

Derm, hewaswontlei-inswhat, til -this'iriendlincss such fine folks they had told him- that the will of Bernard. Earle, had. beer, opened that he, had, heen' left' fortune of $125,000. He could not realize all that that sum of, money meant. -He, the hard-toilirg laJlroad laborer, was- stunned' by this and he puzzled over rthc sum, the parofl, way that he had tried tojflgur.e out penrance'pf Heaven when he was a Four years'he had wbrkl-d on the road nt a 'dollar a day, and -he -could- not tell" iuab what the his-prospects 'meant.

to realize it as lie plodded home. iel whom he had known forbears ap-. him with a diffidence lie had noticed before, itoil saluted him' ns It had -always -been 'or. "Old truth to.tcll Or; '-A. Agent fit.

Loula, Mo. A SHORT JOURNEY CALIFORNIA FIRST CLASS STYLE The Southern Pacific Co LIMITED" TRAIN. Over the Sunset Route-New Orlewif to Angeles and San Francisco. WM April 1.6th. I The npwlor accommodations given the frwt of o( the above dnrlng the past tourist season.

warrants tho announcement of plans next season- of- Oner service wltn superior- to anything -yet kiown In transcontinental Cook for early of i. Then there were hl. recognized us such, whb stbpiicd ham, greeting him effusively, shaking his hand; 'asking his opinion en-politics, ind iri'varioua'ways' in welfare, and, deep down for eyw -haying thought cold or or s.uperciiiou8. How coud, lie 'ever have'- so. called these friendly people, whom he h'ow understood' 1'or the time 'hafl been -his warm friends even all-tho time 'he for.a- dollar.

day on. the r.oad. All these meetings and had, detained himnater tliari-usual, so. that working for a.dollar a day far the best part, ol bis life he cannot conceive the possibilities'of ah income 'of $500 a month, such as 'I have now. "If the money was thrown hi a heap there on.

Jfloor it, would frigfcten me more than it would, please I.only pay five dollars a month for this but I have spent many pleasant hours hereV'n'nd -I hate to leave ii" you -The old- and the kids want a better house. I donlt blame Thjs box. ain't much.of U's, bitter, cold in winter and toOihot m.sum-, mer. I'am thinkingof building a fine house here'in Hicksv'ille, and will spent! 'the 'rest; of niy days here:" "How Bo you propose to spend your' he'was "1 am to -use all. My; uncle left it invested in houses and j'eal'estate; whileI could draw it and invest'it in' something else, I don'i propose to'dd'so.

I'll leave it as it is. :1 I have no head for business; so I'll never disturb a cent of it, but leave it boys.is up, they.will know how.to use it.V.,,,... "You mean to, give them college, education, "That 1 1 1 do. The best 'In 'the land. It's what'I'have 6'ften'niissed." "Bu't you will not work again-?" ithereiiii thing; For Seejkers lie Southern Pacific In 'Connection wltn thy "Queen, Route" are runnlns the only line of throngh tourist, Pullman Weepers leaving Tnwtday.evjniriafor Loa Angeles and meted, and the object Is fo enable who do not care to buy the flrst-claw round trip or one way tickets, to enjoy.

comfortable ride with sleeping car privileges and no change, of cars at the low rate; For further Information, addreii vi H. COiSINOR', Agt. 9. P. Cincinnati, O.

0 W. G. W. Agt. T.

MORSH, I -WISH I ''BEEN -LEFT A.CBN.T/:,.-; he'-reachcd home," the most Wetentiousf frame a box.ot house-in that.village of frame houses, he Jound wait- at, the with, their cluster her. 1 John, dear, dear -John, 'you have' to Jiill'yburself working any ow, iii that's, puzzl.ing.ime. Mebbe- you w.ould advise' old and the children 'don't want me but 'tis tru'e'ria you're sitting 'there, would feel 1 more -to home with myself if I was out on 'the road there 1 you: wouldn't," Bpnn. pu'll stay home VI. suppose 1 I'll to.

the young, i Mn elTe Wted, with a'eomicdl smile. "How do 1 'yon spend' your time how? i VMoping around: I.get-upias early.as ever. I don't eat. as much as I used to, r.nd I don't steep- as well. Sometimes, upon me soul, If indicatlng the loving group around him -wish -I- tfever been' left -he -'V Benra 53 years Bounty rich.uricle also Earle him.

America and settled 'in Hicksville; 1 where by shrewd hc athassed 'n-'fortnne; of rtearVo m'ilifon' bachelor, andwhen he died, a ago he left his vast equally nephews and nieces, audalso laVge amount to.yar.iousCiitholio MARION GLASGOW. the boy was unaccompanied by or friends. He finished the first session before 'any'of the old teachers; and was the first I'D return for the'nftemooii session. All of his learning, aside from his individual study, has been derived from an-ungraded' country -school, which ho began'attending in his sixtilvyear. Mister Claspow if; a-prodigy in other wavs.

On a railroad train.iieecntly newsboy furnished him with subject, fo'r'n phillipic which he delivered to a stranger who'occupied a seat with him, and he concluded by saying there to be a natiomo.l law enactedi abolishing the news agent, nuisance. Thereupon from his pocket a bill for that purpose, which he had prepared. Master Glasgow has also mrule a study of politics, nnd talks learnedly on the'silver He is theiauthor of-a democratic soliloquy; which -begins: "To vote or not to vote. Master Glasgow's father, is a traveling salesman'for a threshing machine comr pan'y aiicl hismother is a schoolteacher. CROWN.

Oldest Royal Jewel te Jjbcta ln The crown of Stephen, of Hungary, conveyed during the celebration from.the Coronation Cathedral of Bt.MaUiiasat to the'new house of parliament at Pesth, ib the oldest'crown in Europe. It is nearly a thousand years old. that upper crown is; for this'piece oi is in two parts, one-hall of which half Byzantine. the upper crown, was destined for Boleslns, of Hungary, by Pope Sylvester Iiv, itHis formed of two intersecting hoops ends' with vOnuts top is-a, smalli globe, capped by an in-, clined position. Beneath is aimniatnre.

of the Saviour surrounded by the earth, the sun; two trees (prbb- Bbly of some symbolical The entire! surface of'-the" two 'hoops' IB adorned with the figures ol the twelve i It clears the beadof foul mucous; heals tfio Lores and ulcers the head and. throat; sweetens the Wath, jmd perfectly restores the senses of the taste, smell hearing. Stops headache'and dropping into 1 the tLroat, Also destroys the germ which cauwe HAY FEVER. laking a perfect cure in a few days. Ncvwr fatal case o' GRIPPE ever where Brazilian Ball-.

le destrof 7 grippe gene andquicWy removwj ll Fii LI LE in ASTHMA, CROUP. BROBM I PNEUMONIA, TYPHoro aad MEASLES, and any disease whetc i nflammation, Fever or Congest ion. Greateot in Consumption evey discovered. ures a Fresh Cold one da and relieves deafness. "tite.

As fnjc "if Snl Se contains 100 or- Two leeks Treatment for Catarrh. Jf.OO POTTLE eQUALS GOO. BOTTLES. croup, cold ana 7-, Tr has usc tl Jtin D'D Pastor Del. sluctiSap- jirs usvu very'deaf for io y6ars from anph SOLD g.

p. JACKSON 0. Means, H. D. Battery and A.

R. Klstler. HERCULES ROBINSON. To. Be Honored by to for 'nil Sir Hercules-Kobinson, forme.r]y governor of Cape Colony, will reap reward for pursuing a conservative course South Africa; kept oloof from.entanglemeEts.thatTled.

of Cecil Rhodes, Dr. i threw, arms -around'his- ueclc, bing. The-excitement of the day been JoekBenn Ihc' as. he pressed her to lireastand 'the-children wept in sympn- 'The' had: brought. unce that not have to tpiLin-hea-t wet or, i dry any more, 'When the happy little down to' their meal' fhat -evening they flll'eac- prc88ed the desire .1 i 1 n't' A.

j. BWin Biob'ght nie out eay fof cfVvgnsandJunB.troubli;*, fot'dutwafd Tor 'lorei chopped hands and it cures 1 pped ic 4 It the vvorldW Uouse.of^tlia.-L, ,1, Kv t.py ster.Bay, isaid thafnow he would like- i business of civil engineer. His said he had only 1 nndilypewriti nft-so thatsh.e could T) oivn living, the'two "I want a said Sp'udds'to the grocer. "Yes, sir; the real or the imitation kind 1 it you gave'-W day "That.y,'as:tlie:gemaine'." imitntion. tins "Latin The" crown 'traveled all' over Europe, but' 1 was never b'rbfceii 6'r'robbed of its afteri the mannwof othar migrant crowns.

Then some one buried it, -ond-jneariy, all the inhabitants, boggn 'to see in dreSmsJhe place where the crown wos.hiclden,.. tht middle- of the.flft.pe.nth to-an end, Hungary, pledged the brown broiler 2,500. guldens- (a ''-7 the. whose ''bicycle "severe, ni fl stop a or 'at i '16oTc down 6r nott' Thatiwortiaibe the pentlcmanr for T.o.ur own good. ou to Wn ply rul health and 'my Star.

1.110 ui and Jn i fbccauaetnll is bears tne date of May 8, It was pawned ng-nin, this time-to Of a. more of, It is menas.beaiitiful.aml J'-. lit 1 1 A icred' hear Timworth; Xew South Wales, nnd fresh finds of pold nnd silver con- -tintie to be reportedr" There are in this 'colony the. treatment of VIA HERCULES ROBINSON. Jameson aud their associates in the iben's germ memorably Ttansvaaa fight with, Boers and the British government has by implication, administered a.reproof to the conspirators by deciding to.

ele-. vateT'SJr Hercules to the' peerage. was' conducting the affairs of Cape, ony for his secondvterm when the storm broke. "it "is, 'acknowledged that his xjjicy. was in responsible for the -aid on the Boers and that his efforts to maintain the dignity of the home government at his post were successful, although he was In a very trying situation with, perhaps, the majority of representatives of the government SouW Africa.

CAUGHT UP WITri THE HERD. Mbitherii Apt to an Southern. s.haye axepui for slow and, in it.i«, well A western, traveling Bound Table, making a trip on-Mse lines suffertd'fcgreot deal of from this particular failing, but the ing, incident he (had, en joyed himself; Jro- menselyi.guying,tbe oonducU)rs mentor Voids about- their' rapid transit-jHe was trave'iing 'one 'afternoon on "an exceptionally Blow train, which came to a stop-eVcry now and apparent cause: After expressing, himself very audibly to the passengers, he 'resigned to, tne inevitable and dozed offilUo shorf naps, which were interrupted the sundry jerks of the train, at which'h'c The pas- Kcngers' showed -their -annoyance at thesejpe.mplaints:by':angryJooks. a-hc Iost ii.ology;had -been 1hat the cattldobr-l BtruEed the track. The train had.

started again and proceeded about ten whcn.it; halted witiajerk. Up. the impatient traveler petulantly, remarked "Dear, 1 dear! I '-this worse slow train has strock another. herd "Staick another replied, wnduetor, simply ip again withjlie first hera4e ran; that's "The trav- eler BuSs'lded'and the 'conductor-was left peace 1 "BIQ FOUR" TO THE rioiJNTAINS, LAKES anil SEASHORES Solid Vestibuled.TralaB.. Wagner Sleeping 'to HJljMt from su Doais, Peoris, ludlaiiapoUSi- Dat a j' OLEVElAND AND "The Knickerbocker Special" Soutbwertern Limited:" ''j Six TernaJnals at the Great Lakes.

Oblcagp, Bentoa-Harbor, Detroit, Sandnsky, Clevelaat Tourist In all WrectioM. B. O. McCormlck, 5 Pass. Traffic D.

GenL and Tlcfcct Agent. Greatest or -ihe Centnry The Lpflansport Humane For the Prevention of Cruelty to Women Children and E.S.RIce-Prcn.~'-' Oeo.Tr.Waltcni-Scc. J. J. Hlldebrandt-Trcw W.

M. Bluhop-IIomnne WWalwi PW 8U Tn. Pratt Xnt.KM.^m Telephone No, 30. ev troy'ed by' an electric; The Turkish-, language is 'current'thh't wp'Jld kill an ndult--fpwl? mtll i ea thnt.ii WOT nrusltiaV 'and fecitntion even the Italian. 'ANIAI-MIDY are -i 1 ta-EBEpm oi iK CURE 48 the samo diseases SolS.

If; ah Typhoid and Scarlet Fever. timeBr.nliftn these very which Karlet fcyjr and leave behicd..

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