The Hamilton County Ledger from Noblesville, Indiana • 1

Hamilton County Ledger, Cec'de, A Pr 1, sa NOBLESVILLE, INDM FRIDAY, NOV. 27. 1891. VOL. 21.

NO. 40. $1.50 PEB YEAS Iff ADViNCB EYE AND EAR SPECIALIST. RUBBER ROOFING -SLATE PAIN! Cheap, Ornamental. Durable Leslie B.

JCeeley. Since the death of Col. Mines, caused by his return to the use of liquor after being cured at the Kee-ley Institute, very many unjust and DR. E. HUNTSINGER, Advisory Phys cian to the Chicago Surgical Institute: Kx-Kurgeon 30 Rest.

Indiana Intiintrv- TpnotnA i e. .1 MEADE VESTAL, LA WYEll. (Also Notary Public.) OFFICE-In Taylor Block East of -Koblesville, Ind. J''80' for use and easily applied. All kind! Koohiw Materials.

Ready Roofing Tarred Felt mi lur pare, jtoois painieu i uiu-kc iui me uuniqpj Eye, Lar. Nose and Throat. PITCH and GRAVEL ROOFS Medical and Surgical Specialist for the erroneous things have been said of the treatment. From the country cross-road newspaper up to publica 'or circular ana samples. Mention this paper.

Indiana I Ind M. I Jiye, jsar, ose, Throat and Chronic Diseases. KPKCtAI, nttiMitinn 1 1 1,., Theo. P. Davis, Admitted to Bar 1874.

to become ornaments in society and blessings to the race, and it will continue to do so let the pessimist say what he will against it, and future generations will bless the name of him who discovered this wonderful remedy. After the Midland. P. C. Lawyer rooted out an old law that has never been repealed by which the State may have a receiver appointed for any corporation that fails to pay taxes.

Peter cited Attorney-General Smith to the law and that officer is now full tilt after the Midland. It now looks like this noted THOMAS 1V I1. Admitted to Bar 1856 tions of metropolitan pretensions a PABTSB8HIr FOBMBD 1876. continuous fusilade has been kept np 1 --v. "uv Bl anrt most difficult cases to cure, as Granular mid inflamed Lids, Weak.

Watery Eyes, Dimness of Sight. Closure of Tear Ducts, etc. Cataracts, Cross, Eyes and all Surgical Operations on the Eye Ball Skillfully per- KANE DAVIS, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, NOBLKSVIIXS. INDIANA. by them, and to those really Informed upon the miraculous results produced by this treatment, these state-men es made and published broadcast by persons who never have been afflicted by this terrible disease and can have no correct idea of its ter wiinoui V.m.

Discharges from the fc.ars. Deafness. Nowes in the Head Successfully treated where others fail. AJ'HBOJilCDISCHAReKiscausedby Ulcers the Kara which, unlesscuredare liahlcto into the Brain causing death by Infla-mationor Blood Poison. "Consultation Irec.

flATARHR A neglected or badly treated unifllluUi Chronic Catarrh is the great cause of so much Deafness especially in he middle aged ami old people. Also of CO UJ I RALPH K. KANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, (ATjSO NOTARY PUBUC.) rors and who really know nothing of the system and Its merits, are very annoying and trying to those who have been cured by it. line may soon pass into the control of the State. Friday Deputy-Auditor White went to Indianapolis and had a consultation with the Attorney-General on the matter.

The Auditors and City Treasurers through whose domains the line passes are Office in the Wheeler-Jones bloc jif ouare south of Cituens if legal business attended to. Collections a nf Will The case of Col. Mines is not suffi 0. PiNPERS Tumors. Big Neck.

quick-UnnUpnU. ly removed by a never-failing method and a Constitutional Treatment given that effectually eradicates the Cancer Uerm from the blood, thus preventing all ItV Of a rntllrn nv 1 1 i lint in specialty cient cause for the condemnation of Dr. Keeley's method. Why? Because he was entirely and fully cured at the institute at Dwight, eight months some other parts of the body of this much now busy making out a statement of taxes due against the road, when, if urcaueu malady, ho l'ay Until Removed. PI I FX of every form quickly cured by the 1UU0 mildest and most successful treat ment ever used.

No embarassing examinations. No Pllltl 'n Tldncrnr KV-i-nwiiinir previous to his return to the habit. He published in leading periodicals AUCTIONEER; ET WOOD WILSON wishes it distinctly AD letteS promptly answer. ELWOOD WILSON. Nohiesville.

Indian this fact and said many beautiful things of Dr. Keeley and his wonderful discovery, and then previous to class -1 (eases treated by special contract, harges about one-half the usual feesof recognized specialists of Cincinnati, Chicago or I ndianapolis for the same work. SPFPTA PI TO Special attention to fitting OrpliiaUljiju, Spectacles and Eye Glasses, for which purpase the Doctor has one of the amount is not paid, the State will take charge of the institution. There are about $5,000 due in Madison ooun-ty, a like sum in this county and large amounts in all the other counties through which the road passes. Among the Angels.

Last Saturday at 9:30 o'clock, little Jay, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Hedges died after a brief illness of membraneous croup.

Funeral from the residence at 2 p. m. Sunday. Interment iuc iuuav tinuoraic ami compiexe sei oi testing appliances in the west. Special pains taken to fit the eves nd fnei1.

thus i vlnir the DR. J. T. MeSHANE, cabmel, irtsrr. OmcB Hods-7 to 9 a.

12 to 2 P. m. Greatest Ease and Comfort as will as greatly AT THE improving, the personal appearance of the wearer. No charge for fitting. LOCAL SUMMARY.

at Crownland. Jay was the pet of WILL BE AT THE Leland House, Noblesville, On Tuesday, Dec. 8, And at the office of Drs H. E. and I.

Davenport, SHERIDAN. On Thursday, Dec. 17. Now is your time to buy Watches. We have the largest stock in the county and our prices are always the lowest.

The ROCKFORD is our best seller. For wearing qualities and elegant appearance it is unsurpassed. A. HAWKINS, The Arcade Jeweler, Noblesville, Ind. the household, the darling baby boy too fair a bud for this world, and he was therefore called to bloom and develop among the angels.

The Ledges extends sympathy to the bereaved family. EDUCATIONAL COLUMN. his dea' he admitted that he had been testing hia cure all the months he was freed from the disease, whose fearfulness words fail to describe in all its horrors. The writer's desire for stimulants when attacked by this consuming appetite was a flaming, roaring, raging, devouring desire for drink, which caused him to seek it)and take it at all hazards. Knowledge of certain death if he took it would not deter him from taking the accursed poison.

After a course of the treatment at the Keeley Institute at Plainfleld that consuming desire exists with him no more than it does with a little child. Knowing this, and knowing as well the terrors of the disease, if he or any one who has been cured tests his cure until he learns anew to long for the stimulant (which he must do before he can use it), he is a suicide, a self-murderer, whether he be Col. Mines, the king on his throne or the beggar in his stall. We who know what the Keeley treatment will do for afflicted humanity can have no patience with the sickly, silly twaddle of ignorant, blatant, braying asses who delight to en THEORY OF THE SCHOOL. By Dora Mitchell.

The celebrated Clark pump manufactured at home by home labor has met with an unprecedented sale this season. It shows that the people appreciate a good article manufactured at home by home labor. They never have any trouble to get repairs for the Clark pumps and always find a first-class mechanic at the factory on Teacher of the Fifth Grade, Second Ward TRY GUIMIBBIRTS' Great Wear SIHffi Shoe The Cheapest and Best Wearing School Shoe in Existence. I HATE THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S FOOTWEAR Educational Psychology Brought to Bear in History. There is method in the subject, his The northbound 8:15 a.

m. train of the W. road has changed the time to 8:11 a. m. Passengers take notice.

Lookout Post meets twice a month instead of bi-monthly as certain informed" people try to make others believe. Little Qracie, daughter of Clark Wall, New Britton, is suffering from that terrible disease, inflammatory rheumatism. The best medical authorities say the proper way to treat catarrh is to take a constitutional remedy, like Hood's Sarsaparllla. The protracted meeting which has been in progress at Bethel church for some time, closed Thursday night. The results of the effort are very satisfactory to the Church.

The Anderson Herald states that the building boom is closing up In that city. In Noblesville the building season never closes, but continues from one year's end to another. a Beuiamin and daughter, Railroad street in Noblesvllle to put tory. There is method in the subject, mind. Such changes must be made in the method of the first as will ren the pumps in wells and make them work all right.

Better Print. Ever Shown in NobleBville. Call and see me. der it adapted in the method in the second. The resulting method is the school method which is the one for A.

GUHBERTS. For some weeks The Ledger has been at a disadvantage because the joy the discordant noise of their own the teacher's use. roller! used in inking the type had become hard and failed to perform their work properly. The only reme dy for such a defect is to put on new TO AN MOM rollers, which was done to-day and voices. Since Dr.

Keeley introduced his system thousands upon thousands have been cured, and it is estimated that 96 per cent, remain enred, and the five per cent, who return to the habit are those who are taken to the treatment by friends and against the will of the patient, who does not desire to be cored. The persons who persist in airing their opinions through the public press upon a sub hereafter the readers of this paper will hardly have further cause for complaint, AT nnltnmd ladies, of Arrested. Martha Spinks and Mattie Hart-man have been arrested for the robbery of Nichols, of Sheridan, while ANNUM CENT PEE 6 PER ject of which they are totally ignor drunk in this city a couple of weeks ago. Martha gave bond for her appearance in the circuit court when WAINWRIGHT CO. wanted, but Mattie was forced to take ant have sadly mistaken their calling, and the sooner they become "hewers of wood and drawers of water" the better for the race.

The treatment of Leslie E. Keeley has restored thousands of lost men and women, reunited broken families, and brought home father, mother, sister and brother clothed In their right minds ready lodging in the county bastile. The funeral of Hon. Joseph R.Gray The philosophical stage is the stage STAGES OP KNOWING. 1.

Isolate, individual, particular. (a) Sense-perceptive. (b) Imaginative. 2. Relational, common.

(a) Conceptive. (B) Reason, or logical stage. 3. Universal. In the stage of the particular the mind views the object as independent, in the sense that it is considered to be distinct or separate from all other objects.

If relations are grasped they are not emphasized. This indicates that the relations are considered as non-essential. In this first stage it is the tendency of mind to conceive all attributes as particular. In the second stage the relation is emphasized. In this stage of thinking, the mind seeks the attributes that unify or make one, the different objects.

In the second phase of this stage the mind emphasizes the fact that the object expresses an idea; and the degree of perfection with which it expresses the idea. The third stage is termed that of insight. Is this stage each object is related to some fundamental or universal principle." The fundamental principle of the universe Is self-activity. All history work on the basis of the three stages of knowing falls into three stages: 1. The Primary stage.

2. The advanced, or logical stage. S. The philosophical stage. A.

O. Fosdyke, of Indianapolis, will expert Madison county's Auditor and of deeper insight into all history, or the stage in which all history is Treasurer's books. occurred at his late residence in this city at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Although the weather was unpropi-tious and the day one when a large number of business men were unable to attend, yet the attendance was very large, quite a number of friends lUlss i auvo, Anderson, were guests of Dr. Harry Tucker Friday.

Dr. Tucker is the nephew and cousin of the ladles. Friday night the frame school building, the first one built, at the Knights-town Soldiers and Sailors Orphans' Home was entirely consumed by fire. The ffre originated from a defective gas stove. Ed Dale went to Noblesvllle last Sunday, m.

A pair of briaht eyes were the mar net that attracted him New Era. There are so many bright eyes in Noblesvllle that the above is rather indefinite. Clayton Marte, of Arcadia, was In the city Saturday and made a pleasant call upon Thb Ledger. Mr. Marti is a Jolly, good fellow and knows how to conduct himself In a newspaper office.

Bev. J. Bass, of the A.M.B.Church, has returned from a fortnight's visit with his family at Detroit. He Is now ready for a winter campaign, and urges his membership to put on the whole armor and come up to the help of the Lord. A four Inch well was sunk In the nf he water works reservoir Pastry Without Butter.

studied in the light of a universal principle which unites all history into one whole. It is the object of the articles which follow to make clear the method for doing the work in the first and second stages of history. Death of W. P. Whitaker.

The dissipation of W. P. Whitaker and his recent removal to the poor house are fresh in ho minds of onr readers. The last sad scene in the drama of his life has been enacted. AU that is mortal of him has been placed by the side of his loved wife in Crownland.

Late Saturday evening his spirit took its flight and Sunday afternoon a few comrades of the Grand Army and other sympathetic friends gave him christian burial, and the broad mantel of charity is placed over the memory of him. In his life and death all may learn a lesson. We know not his temptation, we only see its effects. If his life could be written in such manner that some may shun the demon drink he will not have lived in vain. The primary stage includes all the history work preparatory to the work in the text books or the logical phase of the work.

In this stage the child learns through sense, perception and Imagination. This work runs through the first six years of the child's school life. At the end of the sixth Friday that throws a foil stream of from a distance being present. The funeral discourse was preached by Rev. W.

F. Gowdy, supplemented by Dr. J. 8. Craig.

The floral offerings consisted of many elegant designs, altogether forming a beautiful and eloquent tribute to his memory. After the service at the house, the funeral was conducted by the members of the Masonic Lodge of which Mr. Gray was a member, and the beautiful and impressive service of the order was performed at the cemetery. In the death of Mr. Gray this community has sustained an irreparable loss.

No man has ever impressed his personal character more strongly upon the community in which he lived than has Joseph R. Gray. He always stood as the champion of humanity, morality and Christianity. He was true himself, his friends and to God and if the person who simply gives a cup of cold water in the Master's name shall be rewarded, therefore, then surely the reward to which he has gone is great. Mra.C.

P. Lufkin, of Lima, In the olty the guest of Mrs. L. Wild. Mrs.

Lufkin, nee Kate Coffin, Is well known to our people, was at one time connected with the educational Interests of this city and Was noted for her ability as an elocutionist. John H- Cox, banker at Sheridan, was transacting business here Light, flaky and digestible pie crust and all kinds of fine pastry can be made with Dr. Price's Cream Baking- Powder without butter or with one half the usual portion, if preferred, or with a small quantity of lard of other shortening as desired. Pie crust made in this way is more wholesome and digestible besides being more economical and easier prepared in addition to saving all the butter if desired. One-third the flour is also dispensed with, and the crust is rolled that much thinner, the raising qualities of Dr.

Price's Powder swelling it to the requisite thickness. Those who enjoy the appetizing qualities of the delicious home made pie will rejoice to know this secret. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is the Only powder that contains the white of eggs Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is reported by all authorities as free from Ammonia, Alum, or any other adulterant.

In fact, the purity of this ideal powder has never been year the pupil has a eiear and accu rate conception of the five Instltu pure second water, a nau more such as that and wa will be assured of plenty of the purest water la the world. The local editor of the Noblesvllle Ledger possesses a verbose and exuberant style which la something unusual. His notice of the recent i rr mnnl Urine near tions. This he has secured through the study of: (a) The events In the lives of men as manifesting and affecting the growth of Institutions. The funeral of little Jay, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. D. F. Hedges, marriage w. Hortonville lays the eloquence of i il.

() The society aa manifesting and affecting the growth of institutional was largely attended, Sunday, notwithstanding the very inclement Hie of the people. aim age or needier in News. The lootun ofBeV'o. O. Hudson Christian church developed The advanced or logical stage em weather.

The address of Rev. Hudson was beautifully appropriate and braces all the work to be accomplish of the sorrowing ones can look np ed before undertaking the study w. m.t Rnv Hudson Is a fine i.inr..nn aa a scholarly, elo- through their tears In certainty that their darling Is forever free from suffering and pain, happy among the Lambs of the Upper Fold about the ouent preacher. As a story teller he universal history. In the logical stage the pupil forms concepts and his reasoning power Is active.

In this stage the pupil for the first time uses the text book. in advance oi mw nuuw great White Throne. his dry humor kept bis auaienoe con cruised with laughter..