Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 4

Join Gray's CORNER. 'On tbc'following items: AJ1 kinds of warm weather dri'ss all kinds of gauze underwear for ladies, gems and Children; nil kinds of gold, silk and leather belts; aJl kinds of laces and trimmings and all other kinds of Greatest Discovery or the 19th Century. DAILY JOURNAL Published every day In the week (except' Monday) by the Loffansport Journal Company. W. S.

TST-UGrtT President A. HARDY Vice President C. W. CRAVES Secretary S. B.

EOYBJtt Treasurer Price per Annum Price per Month M.ftj 40 law, less men have wages to exchange tar Jiccos.sa.rJcs., The Republican party shiiuls for policies that -put in t.lie to secure. work a ml wages aiul tlio multiplied trades ami erilor- pr.ises profit by tl 1st i-Ibn lion. CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS They Give'an Idea of the Scope of the Humane Society. Official Paper of City and County. (Entered as second-class mnlWminter at the Logansport Post Office, FRIDAY, JUNK 2ti.

NKW RTJM.XDY Hedlcntvd Air Xor ttia Cure of Catarrh, AHthum nnd all Pnlmoniirj Diseases, bM no equal Slukund Nervous acue, 1,000.000 people die annually from tlm above named dlsaases. Wdy suiter and dlft, when Medicrtted Air Is A 1 guaranteed ru cjre jou. fewllcateil Alriind DruK BlCDinond, U. S. It IB the best remedy on earth for La Einfpe.

It will give Immediate relief will effect a cure where all other luaedlea fall, by B. F. Keesllng. STATE NATIONAL BANK LOGAJfSPOKT, EPUBLICAN TICKET. For WILLIAM JH.

oCUlilo. For Vice-Troxidont, CiAKHETT A. HOItAItT of Jersey. For Governor, JAjriiSi A. MOUNT of Montgomery county For LttMiteiiiint Governor, W.

S. HAOOAKD of TlppeciHiou County, For Sccrutiiry of Stjito, IVir.Ll.l-tl' OWKN of CIUM Couuf.y. l-'or Auditor of Stilto, AMKKICIISV.1JAII.KY of IJoone county. For TroaMircr of State, FHUUJ. SCHOLZ of VunderuurK county.

For Attorney General, WILLIAM A.KKTCH AM ofMarlon county For ofSiiprenio Court, CUAItL.l->.r.lM.:MY<ifl(,irtlioloiiie«-count I'ulillc Iii.itruc.tlon I). M.fiKKTlNG of Hiirrisun county For Stiite Statixticuii, s. J. XIlOAir.SON of Shelby county, for JiulKCHof Mm Ajipellnte Court, FlrHt District, WOODFOlll) KOlilXSOX of Gibson county Second Dlntrlct, IV. K.

HEXXKr of Kiiuli connfy. Third -District, W. COMSTOCK ofWayno county Fourth District, JAMES II. IILACK, of Marlon county Fifth Ulst.rlct. U.

WI1.KY of llvnton county. ICloctors ut Larjce, THAYKK, CHASi. F. JUNKS. D.

Eyonm cfiu, would not be so hard to umler- sfniul I ho jeers curses with wiiich his speech in -llio Democratic Stale eon- was met, but under the eir- wliwi he presented 'the very tilling DunnocTiiJs perspired for four years the riotous conduct 1 can on.v bo to temporary frwixy. Such outbursts have'a'tendency to expend Hit: of those who join hi ilioin. Let the i-ioi proceed. The deiith -of Jienjamm H. Bristow brings to mind liiie 1'aet ihat lie was one of many emhient soais who were fated to fail In the rcalixatliOiij of ambitions.

Bristow was iu 187G a caudiOatc for the RepiibliCiVii noininn.tion for President. He Inter, becnuie mug- Thi'oiijrli iii.s- efforts the whiskey ring destroyed during 1. term as Secretary of Hie TrcaSui Grant. Following is Hie eojistihitiou and bylaws adopted by the Ix)ga4isport I-Tu- niMiie Society recently organized: CONSTITUTION. Of the Logimsport Socieiy.

Aniole This society KlmJl. bo c-allod the HiimaiK! Swiery. Artk-Ie The object of sooicty shaH be Hie l-nculctilionof n- c-iplos and tlie proveiuion of cnieliy, cs- peciii'liy to clrildreii nnd animals, by all means, and the enforcement by all pmper of the of ilii 1 Slate oC Indiana, for the prevention o-f Artk-fc Tlie odlcers of this society ilx ti president, two vice ptvsi- a secretary and troasiiror, who, four shall constitute Board of Directors, who shall be elected by; the society, at the anuua) meeting, for the of one year, or until Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Gov't Report Baking 1Mb.

CW Powder PURE Sojr.e Democratic edltoi-s have- 11 nerve to say tha.t McKiuley was a mi ority candiilato ami yet lie receive more than two hnndrfitl more than majority in c'onvent-ion on 1hc bul liallot-. No party was over limited on ninu with curtlraslasm and sin Thau is shown by Republican for Ohio's sou. FOR COXGRKSS. C.KOKGE W.STJKKLB, J. F.

Johnson. President. 8. W. Ullory.

Vice President. H. J. Heltbrlnk, Cashier. DIRECTORS.

f. F. Johnson. W. Ullery.

J. T. Elliott. W. M.

Elliott. W. H. Buy anil Government bonfls. Loan Money on personal security and coIJater- KlB.

Issue special certificates of per cent. Interest when left one per cent, per annum whan deposited six months. Boxes In Safety Deposit Vaults ot this for the deposit of deads, Insurance policies, mortgages and ether valluablei, noted at from J5 to J15 per year. For Joint Hojiresonlatlve, WJLLIASI T. WILSON of Cuss county.

To the Ladies. Those who are in dermatology should call on Mrs. SlTlngbam, who to located in the St. Elmo building on Broadway nnd be convinced that der matology is wh.it every woman of in telllgence and reflnenient needs. It 1 conceded by our best minds that a beau tlful complexion is a necessity of th Nineteenth century, and vrblch civlllza tlon must have; and every worthy bus band or brother will bike Interest lo and those who are suffering from tiny cutaneous disorders such ns eczma tetter, freckles, acme, Itrer spots, birth and superfluous hair are success fully treated.

Bright energetic girls to -work for 9UO a week should call nnd sell Mrs. StTlngbam's prcpara tlons. Catherine StriDgta, DERMATOLOGIST. KROEGER STRAIN, Undertakers Embalmers. 610 BROADWAY.

For B. 1VELL. For E. IIALB. For G.

GIlACJi. For AMIN F.K EKSL1XG Vor I. A. For H. For.Coroner—DJ{.

J. A. DOWNKV, For For Coininlnslnner, 1'lrnt GKKUAltl). Tor CommiKKloiier, Tlilrd AK.KAUA Jt SHlDKLKIt, THE KESTORATION OF PRICKS. The restoring of the prices of 1S70 would linrOly bo fair unless all articles, fallen In price, were placed ou the foot- ins of twenty-five years ago.

When tho fanner asks for vlie old figures for his grain, the manufacturer may witli like justice, doma-ml a roiuni to old schedules. The refiners might ask that sugar be placed cents a iwunrl, as it was iu 1870. Instead of 4.0 cents a as in 1S92. The farmer would, his ideas of justice, unite with refiner ou proposition. The oil man might be joined by the-agriculturist iu a request for old pi-Ices.

His product has in twenty years' from 20,3 cents to 5.0 cents a gallon. Has the fanner been -heard to ask for the aid of the manufacturer of bar iron, whoso bars have fallen iu price from a tou la 1S72 to 920.00 In 1S94? Maybe the man who wants to build a home OU' Saturday will be a good day for care fii'Iuo-ss. Citizens should need no spec id I warning to that i or nailed do.wu during the vi'sl to Logansport of the biff crowd that promises to be here for RulTalo Bill hippodrome. That man, RoM-usou, of the Xa.tional Execuitjvo committee of -the Topulist pai-rj'. 'must have a low opinion of the men wlio make up orpiujzati or else ho is interested iu saying that Populists are united for Matthews foi 1 president.

The ajnoirat of local and State taxes the United States in 1870 was In 1S90 nine total was but i-n tlie meantime the rate per $100 had dropped from in 1S70 in 1SOO. lOiii-d. courts Mug of five or more who shall he members iliis jwiciety. UK! who shall be elected annually bj- lie members of this society. Xo.

of No. of the society severally perform the duties usu- devolving upon such officers, respectively. The Kokomo Dispatch calls the hovri- nig, profajie aaid freazlcd collection of Democrats ait Indianapolis "the grandest and greatest gatherting of Democrats ever held in the State," riease confine lit to that party. Oxford UniversM.y, England, has conferred the degree of D. C.

L. ou Ambassador Thos. F. Bayard. This might Loyal Deniocnitto Citizea, but, ziiflny will read It Despicable Libel.rr.-of lias Country, DR.

S. H. WARD. HOnCEOPATHlST Office 309 Fourth Street. Over Taylors Jewelry store- Mutual Telephone No.

290. Residence 013 North Street. The "Twin Comet" and "Little Giant" Lawn Sprinklers. BEST HADE Unique, Efficient, Labor Saving. Will JBrlnklo four times greater area than any Highest award at the Chicago E.

STEBBINS MFG. CC. Manufacurera, Sprtneflold. Mass. Sale by all Hardware and Rubber In the United States.

Are You Out Employment. Have you horse, buggy or other personal property, vacant lots you would like to exchange for a business'that Wg returns? Call at 703 fllchigan Avenue. his -farm Tvants of nails restored along the paj- for Ills own products. In 1872 nails were $5.40 a ceg. Now they are SLOS a keg or rerhnps the glass for his windows should have the same restoring process applied, with the result that he vould pay a box, or use greased paper, Instead of the present about Perchance Hie price.

arpets should be restored from 4S cents" $1.14 a yard, the price paid In 187-1, vhen puncheon lloors and baked clay. vero beneath' the feet of the farmer's' onsoliold. AVliile the restoring of one product of la.bor going on, why not replace calico at Lts 1S72 figure, 12 cents Instead of the 1S02 figure, cents a yard. Should tho unselfish nnd farseelng restorers of the prices of 1S73 go further, as they might In all justice, the steel manufacturer may ha.ye steel rails placed at the rates paid In 1873, a ton, in lieu of the 1894 price, a tou. Tlie railroads, paying eight times the usual price for rails, might be Ln a position to change freight rates back to the 1873 figures, or an Increase per bushel of wheat amounting to 14 to 1C cents.

Legislation that raises prices of one. product tho relief of one class, is certainly not just to all. Perhaps there are some who have nothing to sell 'but muscular energy, who want to see the wages of'' 1S73 restored while the restoration Is going on. But while tills Is being done they must remember that wages have not only Increased since 1S73, 58 per cent, in money, -but the Increase In the pnr- cha'slng power of the money Is 78. per coat.

These things are worth study ajid thought. Several candidates are out foe the Democratic presidendril fruit. They are now taking part in the hunt for something tangible in the shape of a party. Hon. B.

F. Shlvely Is six foot and mcies, and'Hon. Moujit is below the average h'elght. Just for planting tlie proverbial upper cut, Tlie work of 'the Republican press hos been clearly outlined for' the cajapaign. In It found 110 to engage In snarling at erring brothers.

The jury 'that gave Mr. Belasco 000 for teachtog Carter to act, had a deep appreciation of what such a job really meant. There is ground for self-congratulation among 1 Indiana Democrats when It Is considered tha.t tine Illinois Democracy has AJtgeld. Al-tgeld l-s reaping his merited punishment. Already he Las been 'nbmin- in a hopeless race.

There Is more to come. Today its the anniversary of the battle In vvMcli Gen, Ouster and bis.followce. died bravely fighting sa.vages. Editor Gil Shankliu has been dowue by both Dem.ocratic factions. Such, virtue's reward'.

The Democrats who wish to mustc In the seiTlce of Mr. Cleveland shoiil register early. Has Hon. W. licard to order Che return oJC that Alautic liuer? CHAS.

L. WOLL, UNDERTAKER 411 Street CUli atteoiled to pFomptly, day or Union Mi Mutual telephones. Office, No. 16; ReWdence, No. 121.

There is no better way of putting stagnant money In healthy circulation, than through the bands of tlie wage earners. When they have no chance to 1 earn, their own happiness eeasos and that much Js token from- the circulating medium. There Is not a lack of money -In circulation. Under the sJ 7 Icnclng effect of Wilson Gorman's Our German fellow citizen Is a won derfn) power good In America jnst This has been a week of Democratic i-- "lovo feasts. A Danbury, (Conn.) has dec.Ided upon an orlginai comnijuinj suicide.

He to! enter a cage containing a aZlow.lilmsel.f to be eaten by proposes charge an entraiice fee $3 those who wish see'tie tragedy, tlie'prp- eeeds to go to his family. Article -The oilicers of the socie shall be in the city of IVogansporr, the society may extend its care to tl Itoiiudiiry limi.ts of Mie county of Article The Board of Dlrccto manage the general affairs of 11 society, ami shall appoint, all such add fflcois or ma -nocessary. They may fill vacai t-ics iu their own number mnj- e. all necessary rules and reguls lions for the governmciir of the societ md its oilicers, and for the transactlo of its Article The society cellist ictivc, jiini-or nud liouorary niembei'? person may becanne' an aetiv of tlie focin'y by the of per annum. Any person, who, fo InunaB acts of.

bravery, is re ommcnded by the Board, may become honorary member of the society, bj eing; elected as such. Article Tin? annual meeting of the ociety shall be tlie third Thursday Iu mie. The regular monthly meeting uiil'l 6e fixed by the Board oC Directors. poc.fa.1 moetuiffs of the society or of tlie card o.t Directors may lw called b.v ic president or secretary upon the vritten request of Uirec members of Board of Directors, or upon the of the. president and secretary to do by nny three members of the society.

A-rtlelo Three members in t'h'e eettag of the Board of Direclors, or seven imembers of Hie society, sliall con- a quorum. Article All meetings of the Board of Directors, except when otherwise ordered by the Board, shall be open to a'H members. Article Tliis constitution may bo amcuded by rhe vote oC three-fourths the active mc-mbors present at any regular mce'Jng of the society, seven days' oiotice having been given Iu the local papers. BY-LAWS. No.

The Board of Directors shall have power to- appoint an agent for the active enforcement, by all proper of the law of the Slate of Indiana, for the prevent Ion of cruelty. Such an ajjeut shall discharge his duties under tho direction of the Board of The standing committees of this society -shall be ns follows, to wit: No. coi.ivraj.ltce on finance. No. 2 committee on cruelty to huuiau beings.

No. committee on cruelty to animals. No. humane. education.

No. 5, press, and publiicatiou. No. legislation and Ea.ch of sakl committees shall consist of two or more members the "society, appointed by tlie Board of Direclors It shall be the duly of tlie (in- antu take nil necessary steps tlie procuring of funds for the use of the society. No.

It shall be 1 duty of the com mi i Me ou cruelty to human, beings, to 'cooperate, actively with the officers agents of the society iu investigating al alleged cases of such cruelty and ascet taxiing' thft facts 'in all such cases. No. It sluiill be (lie duty of the coin- inlibtep on cruelty to animals to cooperate actively with tlie officers and the agent of the.sock'ty, in investigating all alleged cases. o.f cruelty n-ud ascertalu- facts iu all such, cases. No.

shall. be the duty of the com, CULTIVATING PERSONALITY. It Well JCnout'li to Avoid tho Commonplace. Cultivating a personality is a)) rig-lit, provided you go about it in the right, way. Don't, for instance, acquire it the expense of self-repose, on ran easily become known as the girl who rumples her forehead, uses her hunds like a denf mute, punctuates her conversation with spasmodic Jitf.Je head jerks, nnd otherwise impresses her audience with the idea l.hat she is indulging- in a mild form of social athletics.

Thcro is of course, such a thing as a perfume personality, and, what is more, it doesn't, as some people contend, come from the exclusive of soap and water. It comes from a liberal employment of sachet powder among your belongings, and, of course, it takes money to gratify the whim. It is a notion, by the way, that must be very fastidious! manipulated or your friends will dub your tastes vulgar. Any sachet or scent suggestive of musk IB distinctly bad form. Priestesses hygiene strive lor a veil-groomed personality.

This is more ileasantlo the disciples of body culture -han the hall-marks of beauty or bril- iancy. Some young women attain a corre- personality. Their writing- oble is their vantage ground, nnd the vhite-wing-ed messengers they dispatch mail carry with them certain details good breeding that invest 1-he author a charming atmosphere of good HOW SALMON ARE CANNED. The Konj-h and KJcmcntnrj- Procttt Thronicli Which Table DnlntT Ootm. Salmon, though usually considered a delicate and somewhat expensive dainty, are canned by a process which is both rough and elementary, says Pearson's Weekly.

At the spot where they are to be landed, rude sheds are built close down by the water's edge. The salmon are thrown out of the boats by forks, and passed into the first shed, where a butcher, armed with a long knife, deprives them of heads, tails, fins, cuts them open, and hands them en to the washing room. Thence they pass into the hand of another butcher, who divides them up into suitable lengths. These are stuffed into the cans, which are then placed on an inclined plane, their tops being automatically soldered on as they roll down. The cans are arranged on a tray, and immersed in boiling water.

They are taken out and tested, they arc given a lacquer bath and tested again, by tie simple means of hammering a nail against the tins, and judging the quality by the sound given out. Forty-eight cans are packed in a case, and the a short time ago alive and fresh, now cooked and canoed, is ready for ths market An average fish, will filf20 cans, several thousand going through the rough canjiing process a day. CANNED WITH THE TOMATOES. la Dress individuality comes from many ourccs. Sometimes you cannot it in ic way; sometimes in another.

A imsel with a neck that is perfection ccures her dress individuality by ig- oring high collars when universally n. favor, and always wearing waists at are finished around the throat with a soft fluff of lace or ruffles. Some little jewelry coprice, sueh as the exclusive wearing of cat's-eyes or tin-quotes, will stamp its patroness as one just a trifle removed from the commonplace. Oh! it's a harmless trick of woman hood, (his effort to dodge the conven t.ional, nnd it is sure to plense unt it. takes the form of man Jicrisms.m speech or person.

Then the misguided one becomes ff ct for In quirer. BASELY This Man DECEIVED. mil tec on. Iwm.n.ue education, to take all necessary, steps for the full iiicuicntiqci humane principles, nnd to devise ways' and. means to report from, time to time to the Board of Directors upon the subject.

shall be the duty of the committee on publication to cooperate with, the officers of 1he society, to secure. and clrculatlou of: all such printed matter as may. tend to promote 'the objects of -Oils society. shall duty of the committee on and prosecution to by proper means, the enactment of all.saiutary laws on the sub- oct of the prevention of cnielty, and. to advise and agent of the the of causing prosecution to-be Instituted in any of cases brougjitjo their No.

and accounts against the ociety shall be paid by the treasurer, pon the order of. president nnd sec- etary. shall be an advisory lias a Grievance Agalnat Weather Bureau. It was one of the hottest days that usurped the. privileges of balmy spring The sun beat down until a mist of hcai came from the stone walks and the brick walls.

Toward a furnishing rtore fat man, among Detroit's best-known citizens, made his weary way. In one hand he used two handkerchiefs as a Juop, while with the other he kept up the busy action of a palm-leaf fan. Perspiration ran in merry rivulets down bis shining face, to be absorbed in the wilted collar nnd collapsed shirt front that immaculate an hour btforv. He was panting- with the respiratory unction of porpoise and at intervals muttered execrations, that hissed with steam. His hair looked as though he had been swimming, and his nost was beaded with glistening drops: "Show mo a straw hat," ordered the man of flesh as he settled down on the little round scat that at once suggested the frail stem of great toadstool, "Looks like rain." ventured the clerk, who is always under orders to be pleasant.

"Don't look a bit like rain. Weather forecast is for dry spell. This one will do. Now I'll get some pie-plant leaves and put in it. Don't oronose to A Factory Girt Loaet a Watch The finding of a gold watcb and chain in a can of tomatoes by an Indianapolis woman brings out a remarkable utory, says the Indianapolis News.

The find was reported and the circumstance noted in the News, and the next day a young woman, who is employed in. a cannery appeared at the office and identified tie watch and chain. She lost them, she said, two years ago, nnd while employed at the factory. Sho did not know how she lost them, and advertised in the News at the time for several days. She says this would have discovered her property if it had not been sealed in a can in.a storehouse.

She had long ago bought a new one. The lost one was dearer to her, however, both because it was prettier and because it was given to her. Her theory is that the watch and pendant chain dropped from her belt into one ol the' elevator buckets of tomatoes, carried to the filler, and went through tha filler to the can. The bow, or which, connects watch and chain, was not found, and it is believed that thta part was not solid gold, and was, therefore, eaten by the acid of the The mainspring was broken, but everything else kept intact during the years' handling of the can, and tOoo watch is again as good as new and ia keeping- good time. The foreman, of the factory says that another watch was lost by one of the girls last year.

"Property." Years ago in New Hampshire tiere were three qmp mission era appointed; to examine candidates lor admission to the bar. At one time the commissioners were Jeremiah Mason, tJie ablest in the state, Mr. Sullivan and another member of the bar. Of a cer- ain candidate who presented himself 'or examination, Mr. Willard tells story in hifi book, "Half a Century with Fudges and Lawyers:" He was an awkward young- man, and he commissioners proceeded to exam- ne him thus: "TVhat is property?" The candidate described it.

"How la it acquired?" "In various ways," "Illustrate." "Mr. Mason gets his by high feee; Sip. nllivan by usury, and 'Stop! stop!" exclaimed Mason; "I link wo can admit him. Brother Snl- livan." put in it. Don't propose to have my brain baked." An hour later he was on the wooded part of the island, handkerchiefs and fan still in commission.

Suddenly, as it' the heavens had opened, he was deluged with rain. The mucilage from the hat mingled with the extracted ifreen of the big leaf, poured down over nis head, neck ond face, blinded his filled his cars nnd streamed over his natty light suit, lie swore out- as he groped his way to the finding, and by his hopelessly bedrag gled appearance excited the passengers to say that the poor must have been drinking- to cool off and then wem in bathing without thinking to take anything off. He was a study in water colors that might hai-e been mixed by nature in a frog-pond. Now he is going around with a blank check trying to hire Rome big lawyer to sue the government for damages because it made false representations through its weather Free Press. Wuto Land In Africa.

Enormous tracts of Africa, especially the region between the Kongo and Bhari basins, and much of the area in- closed by the great northern curve of the Niger, remain unexplored. There Is also unapp-opriated territory to extent of 1.5S4.39Ss(juarcrniles. Cyclone Cave In Iowa. School directors in the district of Duverne, have ordered a cyclone cave built at each of the In the district. Creamed Salmon.

one cupful of milk in a chafing 1 dish or double boiler, rub together a tablespoonful of flour and half as much butter and stir smoothly into the milk. Next put in one can of salmon, breaking- It as little as possible, to taste nndtrserve as Boon as heated Albany Journal. A SHAMPOO WITH CDUCliRA -SOAP A warm shampoo -with CCTICDBA SOAP, foIlcweJ by gentle applications of Ccn- CURA. '(ointment), the great skin cure, will. clear tho scalp of crnsts, scales, dandruff, allny itching, soothe irritation, stimulate the hair follicles, and produce- a clean, healthy fcalp alid luxuriant liair, when all else fails.

8oU Ibnrafhont Ctmcnxi, SOAP. HKHOLT-IINT, Me, (1. i'OTTrt AXIJ CHT.M. Pole Pioducc LujurlaDtHulr, muled.