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John Gray's CORNER. On the following items: All kinds of warn weather dress goods; all kinds of gauze underwear for ladies, gents and children; all kinds of gold, silk and leather belts; all kinds of laces nud trimmings nod all other kinds of goods, Greatest Discovery or the 19th Century. Dr. Teague' NEW REMEDY Mediented Air For the Cure of Catarrh, Asthma and all Pulmonary Diseases, It has 110 equal for Sick and Nervous Hendache, aunually 1,000,000 from people ate above named diseases. Wuy suffer and die, when Medicated Air 1s MEDICATED AIR knuranteed to cure you.

Air and Drug Richmond, U. S. A. 11 to the best romedy ou earth for La It will give Immediate relief -ype. and will effect a cure where -otbor namedles fail.

Hold by B. F. Keesling, STATE NATIONAL BANK LOGANSPORT, IND. CAPITAL $200.000 A F. Ullery, Johnson, brink, a Vice President Casbier.

President. DIRECTORS. J. F. Johnson.

8. W. thiery. Elllott. W.

M. Elliott. W. H. Snider, Buy and sell Government bonds.

Loan money on personal security and collaterabs, Isgue special. certificates of deposits bearing por cent. 'interest when left one. year; 2 per cent. por annum when deposited six months.

Boxes in Safety Deposit Vaults of this bank for the deposit of doods, insurance pelicies, mortgages and other valuables, rented at from $5 to $15 por year. never pat upany Flour under WE any otber Brand than our own. Our Magnolia Patent Flour Is Guaranteed to be Tweuty per cont better than any other made in the Peru Milling Co. KROEGER STRAIN, Undertakers Embalmers. 610 BROADWAY.

JERSEY ICE CREAM, Best in the City. Little Candy Kitchen, 314 Pearl Street. All of our fine bop bore 25c a pound L. G. PATTERSON Has opened a Fire and Accident Insurance oflice at 410 Broadway, up stairs, and solicits 4 aharo of the public patronage.

None but First Class Companies Roprewanted. CHAS. L. WOLL, UNDERTAKER No. Market Street.

Calls attended to promptly, day or bight. Central Union and Mutual telephones, Once No. 38, Residence, DR. S. H.

WARD. HOMEOPATHIST Office 309 Fourth Street. Over Taylors Jewelry store Residenco 913 North The "Twin Comet" and "Little Glant" Lawn Sprinklers. BEST MADE Unique, Efficient, Labor Boving. Will sprinkle four times greater area than any others.

Highest award at the Chicago Exposition. E. STEBBINS MFG. CC. Sole Manufacurers, Springfleld, Mass.

Fer Sale 'by all Hardware and Rubber. stores in the United Statea. WANTED. WANTED: Now book; and A GENTS Dramatic, Bistory of of the Death -t. and Louis Devastation.

Crelone ice 200. Terus free. Lil graphic account Cincia: Pati, Oblo. JOURNAL Publishod every day in the week (except Monday) by the Logansport Jour-, nal Company, W. S.

President A. President C. W. S. B.

Prico per: $4.89 440 Price per Paper of City und. County. (Entered as second-class mail-matter February at 8. the Logansport Post ONce. 1888.

FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1800. THE REWARD OF COURAGE. Never was a party called on for such aL display of unoral courage as the Republican Protection phalanx presented the passage of the McKluley law. It at cost the men who voted solidly with Major McKinley, their seats 10 Congress at the election thrut followed on the heels of the inanguration of general prosperity. The maligners of the law and its makers gained power.

Represcutation through misrepresentation was their victory. They successfully kept op the Intter during their shortlived lease. The Democralle majority did not show the courage its convictions. It Is donbizul it Democratic Cougressmen were truly opinionated oll question but their crying Deed for any spoils and emoluments. A few men thought the people demanded a of promises made in the heat of campaign cuthusiasm.

These seemingly honest gentlemen were suubhed.at than 600 points by those who quore handled the bill they drafted. The Democratic amendment makers did not hare the nerve to present to the people their supposed Ideas of a revenne-tarif. They forced on the nation miserable acknowledgement of the fact that MeKinleylsm is the only truly bentleial policy for the whole people, irrespec. tire of party or condition. The courage and achievements.

of the Republican have marked it during its history. party prospect Is bright, for the Its future light is ahead. The leaders. see an awakened people, Arm in their demand for the pollcy of Republican, American protection, cuthusiastic in their support of the banner of McKinleyism, and resistless In their progress forward to prosperity. 1 in.

Logansport and Cass Every one Mr. W. T. Wilson, the county knows nominee of the Joint Representative: convention Thursday. For mauy years identification with the best luterIris of the county and city, and with ests Republican party in local altairs the and In the State, has been active, and to his party nad to his home his loyalty in the event of.

his will be unwavering He is in every way qualified for His victory Is highly probelection. able. the position. noninting, speeches at St. Louis The made by Senator-elect Foraker will be McKinley, Senator Lodge for Reed, for Chauncey M.

Depew for Morton, and Baldwin for Allison. Some excelJ. N. lent campaign literature will be in those orations. They wIll be lained everywhere, and every voter published rend The names of the may spoukers make the standurd of the nddresses assuredly most excellent.

The idea of holding a whole county daunages to the family of the for $0,000 victim of lynchers is cortainly orlginal do its injustice. It occurs to the North that a murderer, whether urged 011 by Judge Lynch's decree or by. his own motives should' receive the Lynching must not, In, any dedues. gree be countenanced. When the protection candidate has nominated for the presidency, the been will turn their attention.

to the people patriotic and pleasant duty of retiring the obstructionists from the. Senate. Matthows boomers are circulating the story that Hon. Hod Boles don't know the taste of whiskey or tobacco, with the Idea of lowering his standing in the Democratic party. For Its work the Republican party Is the Nation's creditor.

The account will be presented soon. The voters will. pay the debt in stamps next November. It there Is anything loose in the shape of un office, the Democratic party craves it. As the New York Tribune says, It is an "organized appetite." The Congress now closing WAS 0 credit to its The same is not clulmed for the present adiubnistration.

Hon. James A. Mount will pot open lls campaign until after the Natioval conventions. Tue people can "straddle" anything since the administration hag. pulled their legs.

President Cleveland is wise enough to see that the the Issue of. 1806. It's pity. Cleveland don't adjourn. with Congress.

Mias Jessie Patrick Is visiting at Momence, 111. Mrs. Charles Felker is visiting at Waukegan, Ill. Mr. and MIs.

P. B. Shinn are visiting at Bloomflekl, Ind. Mrs. George Lucy and daughter Fay are at Monticello visiting.

Miss Bernice, Delzell, at Idarille, visiting her Mr. John C. O'Connor, the Delpbi cont.motor was in the city jesterday. Mrs. W.

L. Bott; and daughter of Star City were in the elty yesterdny. John Richasosn of. Kraut's barber, shop, was at. Dayton, Olio, Tuesday: Mrs.

J. Mr. Douglass and children have gone to Detroit for a month's visit. Allen of Marion wrIS the guest or Mr. Miss Rosa Michael Wednesday evenins.

Judge. Lairy is holding conrt at Fowler, du the court of Judge U. WDey. Miss Edith Skinner returned yesterday from Winchester where she visited Criends. Miss Eva Mickel has returned to her Jiome at Marion aCtor a short yisit in the city.

'C. C. Jamieson, proprietor of the Fair was bere from Marion yesterday on Insiness. Miss Ella Martin is attending the Sunday school convention at Crawfordsville. T.

S. Brooks, secretary and treasurer of the S. Casparis Stone which the quarries at Kenneth is in operates the city. George H. Surich of the firm of Diffonbangh Suith, stone quarrymen Kokomo.

was in the city yesterday on business. WIll Walkins returned Wednesday from LanCayette. "Rob" Shaw of that city accompanied him, and the trip was made ou bikes. Judge N. O.

Ross, who las. been attenting the case of Beck against the Panhandle nt Marion lins. returned home on account of a slight sickness. Morris Talbott has returned from business trip through Illinois and Iowa 10 the merest of the Lux-Talbott stone quarries, which are soon be put ID operation. Camden Expositor: Ed Hance is at home from Logansport again and has charge of the barber shop.

His brother Will, who has had charge of it for near is golng on- a-visit through Ina year, diana. Kokomo iMre. Dr. Kera went to Logansport this afternoon. She will visit Wabash and Peru before reMrs.

M. W. Conte, visited her daughter, Mrs Madge Lo-, gansport Tuesday. PERSONAL 11 Yesterday at noon at the residence of John F. Coulson, ou North street, occurred the marriage of Mr.

Walter Harrison and Miss Dollie Campbell. The ceremony was performed by 'the Rov. D. P. Putnam in the presence of a few friends and relatives.

The young couple left immediately after the taking. the train for Chicago, and will spend the honeymoon in a trip on the lakes. Many beautiful and valuable presents wore received, among them being a full' set of silverware, the present of the bride's nacle, Capt. Coulson of San Francisco. The groom Is the eldest son of George ear.

riage man, and is a traveling salesman In his father's employ. Miss Campbell ds the accomplished daughter. the late Dr. Campbell, On their return' to Logansport they will be at home to their friends in 22 residence prepared by the groom at 1818 Broadway. THEIR ANNUAL RECEPTION: The St.

Matthew's' commanders Knights of St. John, No. 25G, gave their annual entertainment, last night at the rink. The Elite Mandolin' club. was present and furnished sweet music.

Murphy rendered a solo' in very acceptable The Carlton quartette pleased the audience with a selection. Frederick Lands was' Attorney to address the crowd, was called, to Teru yesterday crening and was unable to 'keep his engagement. At, the close of the short musical dancing was Indulged in and the attair 'closed pleasantly. Refreshments were very served. The exhibition giren by the Dayton drill teum of the com "was a fine sbowing for the Logansport prize hunters.

Their work- last night shows that they wil at lenst be "in evidence" at Dayton when the competition drill occurs: NOVELTY IN W. M. Graffis; the shoe man, lias on exhibition in bis show window, a table made by Marion Flory, who is foreman of Sterens Bros! planing mill? The table will be presented to" Mr. Flory's brother, the Elon. Joseph Flory, Who is' railrond commissloner of the Sthte MissourL The top or the table is pn' exact mop of the State of' Missouri and the 114 countles in the State are represented by as many kinds of' wood collected from all parts of the world.

"In the table's: make-up "are walnut" shingles from the old Masonic. ball, and a piece from the first house erected In Logans pert. "It was beautifully finished by William Dodd of this city. It is a thing 'of beauty, and doubtless will be gratefally received by SIr. Flory.

The table has. been under construction. for two years. YOUR BLOOD PURE? Pure blood is esseutial to good health. ThiS is true from the very nature of the human body.

The blood is the Guid which carries nourishment, to all the organs, and its quality determines, the degree of health in which the system will be found. Good blood means strong nerves, good digestion, robust health. On the contrary, impure blood must necessarily cause disease, because wheu the blood cannot furnish the Nife-giving qualitios Deeded, the, physical powers unust begin to fall, The best way to have good blood is to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, because It possesses exactly those qualities which enable the blood to carry health 10 every nerve, organ and tissne. It ereates a good appetite and enables the digestive organs 1 to do their work. properly.

In this way it gives strength. lt expels all impurities from the blood and makes it rich, pure nod healthy. Thns it wards off disease and keeps the whole system in a healthy condition. It is the great blood purifier, the best spring medicine, true nerve tonic and strength buikler. LECTURE AT THE COLLEGE.

Judge Baldwin Opens the Picnic Follows. The Fou. D. P. Baldwin yesterday Inaugurated the series of lectures to be at Michael's university during the coming sumner.

His subject was "Aniong the Mohammedaus." The col. lego chapel was well filled by students land citizens of After the lecture all the students went to Spencer park and piculcked for the rest of the evening. A BOY WANTED. 'A letter Suquiring for EL boy named Charles Edwards was' recelved at police beadquarters yesterday morning. A Boy resembling the one' described in the letter was seen near the Wabash Wednesday evening, but a thorstation ough search of the city yesterday failed to reveal 'his whereabouts.

DEATH OF E. B. CLIFTON. E. B.

Clinton, an immate of Long Clift, whose 'home is at LaGrange, died Tuesday morning nt the age of 41 Mr. Clifton has been an Sumate years. of the' hospital for several years past. Fie leaves a wife and several children at LaGrange. Interment at Long ClIff cemetery.

KICKED BY A COW. Mrs. John Rife of Washington township was kicked by a' fractious cow Wednesduy evening and received Infurice. wilich miny prove serious. AT 'THE CLERK'S OFFICE.

Justice Fender yesterday united in marringe fu the county clerk's office Christopher Horning and Miss Mary Slager. Walter V. Harrison and Dollle Campbell, Christopher Horning and Day Slager have been licensed to wed. Ed Shirk, the ice cream man, treated The Journal force to "Hokey-pokey" last night: The sweetness was appreelated. The cream was the creamery article and "violet," a new flavor, made it very enjoyable.

DEATH' OF MRS. BETSY HOUSE, Mrs. Betsy House died at her home Lincoln Monday bight. The funear neral was. beld yesterday afternoon.

Interment in the Galveston cemetery. 53 The cost of coronation was twice of the St. Louis cyclone 'and the loss of life attending ft three or four times. grenter. A wire fly twenty-five Leet In diameter and requiring 250 miles of wire in Its construction, has been made In Germany.

South Australia bas just held: an' election at. which women voted for. the 1rst time, while at the some 'time" the first experiment of the referendum Was made. As the year of Gutenburg's birth is not known, 1000 has been inally selected by the town authorities of Anioz to celebrate his Ave liondredth A child numed Willie Taney died at Terre Haute this week from an over dose of laudamn administered through Ignorunco by. the child's adopted Miss May Sample will entertain, a party of her friends at Spencer park this afternoon.

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Gov't Report. Baking Royal Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE IN A CANDY FACTORY. Cleanliness In the Places Where Sweetmoats Are Turned Out. From top to bottom the floors of the are covered with tiles, and 1 factory noticed that there were people engaged in all parts of the building scrubbing and washing these tiled floors. For candy factory it was the least sticky or place I ever Absolute smeary cleanliness and sweetness was the rule.

There was a slight drift of sugar about, us in a mill where wheat is being ground, and your coat might get a little powdered, but there was always sweeping going on. making I need not describe, only to state that crerything was done here by machinery, for the chocolate as produced enters for a large percentage bonbons manufactured. To the plum departments bandwork seemed constant. Tidylooking young women, all with cops on, working away, each one with a litwere tle. saucepan before her full of sugar; the sugar was in a pasty condition, the beat being derived from steam.

In these saucepans were sugars hues of the rainbow. The would take up on almond or a pistache nut, and drop it in the saucepun, then fish it out with a bit of fushioned in loop form. The art. was to get just the proper coating. Then with a dexterous motion of the wrist the sugarplum would be placed in a tin" pan, with a deft motion of the wire loop a nice finish would be given to the top of it.

There were some very small sugarplumps, and it would take 200 of them to wake a They were all exact in form. These little things, so the foreman told me, had gone through ten proccases before they hail arrived at their present condition. Some of the sugarplums were made in molds. was pure legerdemain about these. A man took funnel, and dropped the sugar, just at the crystallizing point, in molds.

They were very small things, not more than an inch long by ball an inch wide, but the confectioner never poured a drop in the wrong place. Dear me! it I tried to do that, I should make a precious mess of it. Here were sugar-plums of many shades, every workwoman sceming to have a specialty. It was something not alone requiring alertness of hand, but constant watchfulness as to the condition of the material Ir it had been too soft, the bonbon would have run and been out of shape. If the sugar paste had been too hard it would hare been intractable.

How they managed not to burn anything was a wonder.Harper's Round Table. THE LIONBeguiles His Mnator and Gains a Tam porary Freedom. The silky warmoset, or lion monkey, is a very rare species, found only in the neighborhood of Cape Frio, Just north af Idio de Janeiro. They are not much than a squirrel, and have beautilarger ful, long, silky, bright, golden fur, like a child's fair boir. Their popular name is derived from their being the very of little lions, miniature mane image and all.

The specimen I once had for a pet; like. of his kind, was intensely nervous- much 60 to ever become very tame. I did not keep him in a cage, but encircled his body with a soft belt, to which a thin, light watch chain, not more than a half yard long, was attached. The other end of was fast1-enod to a slender ring, traveling freely up high, at the top of which was a long and down an upright pole six feet cross-bor, placed Tarise; 80 that, as will see, the monkey bad plenty of you for exercise without much risk scope of getting entangled, and yet was 00D- And within a limited aren. One morning I found his chain snapped and him gone, and I had some little bother to find him and secure him again.

I was rather surprised at this, as he had always seemed to approve of the ring-und-chain arrangement, and attempted to get away. The never next morning the same thing happened, and the next, and then became coDvinced that he must have been sorely frightened during the night. Seeking for a cause, I noticed that his' tin cleanly, and us the little rascal himself of boiled rice was always emptied was too fond of banana and sapodilla to cat much rice, I shrewdly suspected vats, Accordingly the next night I bnited 0 enge-trap with some salt fish--which is much moore attractive than toasted cheese -and set it just in the line of route. between the jalousie, through which I judged they must. enter, and Leo's stand.

But the following morning a broken fragment of chain again dungled from the ring, the rice was all goue and the monkey was sitting sedately in the rattrap.where he had begeiled the salt hours fish, of his captivity by cating up the greatly to his subsequent derangement. Golden' Days. Women's Pet of the wealthiest worden of this will only permit certain limited city. uumber of potatoes to be used in her house weekly. She has large estab-: lishment and her entertainments have 'the uppearance of lavishness, but the potatoes are.

always, counted and portioned ont. Another woman whose annual many income thousands considers that exceeds her ture meat day is suficient. Her by a dinners are always of the best, but the two other meals that are served -daily in her house would: hardly sustain the person for the exertion of average brisk walk. The wife of wealthy New York buziness man shivers through winter becanse she cannot overevery come the feeling that a grate fire is an. unnecessary extravagance; and stilli another, who is in comfortable cir-.

cumstances, has on several occasions: contracted colds that have threatened to end her career by going out on foot. in evening dress because she considpred a cab 3 luxury that could be dispensed N. Y. Journal. THE ROOT OF EVIL.

Fable of the Fartier and Dis New- Found Richer. One day, states the Detroit Free Tress. a farmer, who lived for years in quietness and was and spoken of by who knew him, found, a pot of gold as he was digging in a field. In great rejoicing he carried the treasure to his house and told his wife the news, and in a day his good luck was known to 100 people. Ilis wiie promptly decided to buy a piano and hare a new house, and when the old man didn't think much of this scheme the upbraided him for his selfishness, und went about in the sulks.

His three sons suddenly decided that they would blossom out as Jim-dandies and work no more, and his two daugbters howled for diamonds and silks. A deacon called and wanted him to gire $500 to the African heathen: be was asked to establish a foundlings' home; his mother-in-law demanded a brick hous? and new carpets and his ten sisters and brothers arrived and wanted the spondulix to make a trip to Europe. Neighbors who had lored him Dow referred to him as a stingy old varmint, ard men who had asked him to be a candidate for town supervisor sent him word that they'd snow. him under if ever he ran for office. In a fortnight he found himself without friends and mixed up in a score of broils, and, taking the to the river, be dumped it in and gold exclaimed: "That over which I rejoiced has brought me only sorrow, and durn my pictur' if I want any more of it!" -Riches do not bring happiness, but be ought to have licked the whole crowd and invested that money in four per cents.

AH CHOW'S MISTAKE. Took the Trolley for the Steam RallwAy Train. Ah Chow, Chinaman with a limited knowledge of this country, its ways and its language, started from Berkley. to ride the few miles into San Francisco, recently. lIe bad been' instructed where to take the train; but he made a mistake, and instead of boardthe regular steam railroad train he ing took an electric car that passed the same corner.

It happened to be a car of the loop line that runs between. Berkeley and Oakland, going one route aud returning He made the complete circuit once, but made no effort to get off the car. The conductor thought the scenery charmed the so said nothing, but collected bis fare a third time as the car went on its second trip to Oakland. Eight times Ah Chow made the circuit of the line, paying his nickel with cheerfulresa every time the conductor asked for fare. Then at the end of the eighth trip the conductor called a policeman and Ah Chow was taken before 3 police judge for examination as to his sanity.

The- interpreter in the court soon discorered reasonof Ah Chow's peculiar doings, and with the court's permission accompanied him to San Francisco. Not. Fighters Cincinnati man who was recently. in Spain says: not for a moment think that the population at Barcelona the Spanish people. There represent are at Barcelona a great many nihilwho are, ready to raid et a ists, ment's notice, not because they love: Spain, not because they bate but because such demonstrations furnish an excellent opportunity to pick pockets, rob houses and kinds.

pick As up vAJuable booty of various to the, students--you know students arc. flighty set generally, casily excited and ready for deviltry of any sort. The Barcelonians would not go to. war: would stay at home and bunt. they Times-Star.

Cyclone Care in Iowa directors in the district of School Durerne, cave built In the have ordered a cyclone at cach of the, schoolhouses district. COVERED WITH HUMOR When I was thirteen yearN old I cars began to have and sure, and from my a akiifal humor. sore spread. eyes I doctored with sire different doctors, but they By did this ine time 20 it had good. gono My all diacose' ovor Was head, Eczema.

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