Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 2

Hon L. P. Strickland Cured by the Wonder ful Dr. Grr-ene's Nwrvura B10OC a Nerve Remeclv. It is Greatest Spring Medicine in the World.

L. p. Now lit fit) tlmo 10 for ipring. I.Y whar, me i-prii-g fur our tho tlonn romlrrf. tlio Iniiclive, thii i.tirvouri su'onsfib.

uud low, ors ttui vitiiHy of itio hlcud. If 10 kuop well, therefore, during irjioy s(jrlcg moctaa, Like tbo 1 whlsh, ubovo nil others, irtrong ttud Greene'? Noi-vura blood uud nerve remeclv. It curuit ion. P. Sir-Iekluod, if 58 Taylor suvin, Cleveland, Ohio, He "I have taken Dr.

Greene'u Norvu'-u blood ami ni'i-ve rocoedy. acid feel mun. cured mo of ohllla ho' njbes, blotuing- afler and shortness of breath. I have tt'Hn bud a fistula for twenty and bus ulmoit gone now. I junnot express how thui Ufiil I am I used thU wonderful remedy." Trio long list of cures by this remedy in fact, in inothuni history.

It, cures more oases uf ibao any and all other The number of namoa of our most prominent finu citizens who have en cured by this fire tit remedy, itncl won write testimonials In I toniahing; and the list is Increasing HUD finl.idl-'ll' Ji tlV ddj. i vVhi-n -u-'H s'-Hit, i.hysicUns ni lilitrii H. Mo M. of Westfield VV. Lance, of tju W'oo- VP, f'Ut of their widi i hut it will surely cure, you can uic It with ueiLcs confidence.

VVhi st of national reputation like ex Speaker Charles Noji-a of the Mus-achuselis Legis laturo, and Hon. Joha Prtscott, the Maine Lepis'ature. tell you to use It because It cured tor you can use absolute ceriiiinty of beoeScia' results. When eminent clergymen like the Rev. Henry Lung ford, of Wee ton, Va Presiding Elder the Right ttev.

Walker, of Fort Docge Iowa, were cured by It, and by reason of their sympathy for suffering hu manlty, urge ou to use it and get well, you CUD know that if you take it you will be made well and strong-; Urie It now In the spring, when li will do you most good. It is a great phytioian's prescription, the discovery of Dr. Greene, of 35 West 14th New York City, the most successful pbysicln In curing nervous and chronic Us cr.n be consulted free, personally or by letter. BKAKKMAS IIAKKIS INJUHED. Harry Hards a.

Vandalla of Conductor B. Hays' crow met wlth'un accident about four o'clock yesterday morning- that lost him a leg and may con him hla life Thursday evening ho went north on train 62 npd while (rolrjr down the grade at South Bend the irnln broke in two. Harris was lu the act of uncoupling the air between the tank aad first car when tho train was struck tha detached rear end throwing him to the ground, two pairs of wheels passing over bis left lejr. Ho was taken to a hospital where the mutilated limb was amputated but at last accounts was reported to bo in ft prt c.vrioutt condition. His wife and father lefv for South Bend, and will remain iit bedtide until he recovers.

Harris been in the employ of tbo Vantlaila about six years, and is one of the kuowo n.ilroad men la the city. Ue resides on the West Side with his wife and child. Pan Handle fireman John Caldwell ig on the sick list. Harry Fennick, boilermaker at the Vandal round house, aua his mother, left some time ago for England, where they expect to make an extensive visit. Gottfried Reitz, who about a year had both' feet cut off by a Wabssh train, hns secured pair ol artificial limbs, and is able to walk around without cane or crutch.

Geo. Mann a former Pan Handle who for some time has mourned dead turned up here yesterday after an atoeuce of tereral months He is at present breaking on tha Michigan Central. Tho right of way for an electric line to run from Anderson to Elwood has been secured, and the projectors think will be completed In three months. The new line will be parallel with the Pan Handle. Engineers John Manes, L.

Trln- nan and Robert Green, and Shopmen C- D. Keslin and B. Weaver, are duck hunting at English Lake, They will be joined today by Conductor Sample and eon, J.imes Burwlrk, the ex Pan Handle conductor has been assigned to evan golical work, his territory to be in KanSHS- Since bo left here last summer he was conductor in the yards at Terre Haute. All Free. Those who have used Dr.

King's New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity 10 try it free. Call on the advertised.drujrtrist and get a trial bottle frre your came and address to H. E. Bucblen Chicago, sample box, of Dr. King's New Life free, as well i Guide to H-'alib and Household Instructor free.

All of wbicL ii- guaranteed to do do you good and cost you nothing at B. Keesllng'a drug store. Vandal la Line On April 2 and SO, 1895, home seeker's excursion tickets will be on sale at very cheap rai-efr to -various points in the South and Southwest For ra'es, limit stopover privllges etc apply to J. EDGEWORTH. Logansport.

led: Don't forget to see for sprirg bats; all the spring shapes are cow Batter and BOILED GASOLINE, Detroit Woman Mistakes the Fiery Liquid for Water. Fatal in a Match Factory Injured During a Panic. DETROIT, March fatal gasoline explosion occurred Friday morning- at No. 205 Third street. Mrs.

Edwards and her son Robert, 3 years, lived with the former's mother, Mrs. Reading at that number. Friday Mrs. Reading left two quart filled with gasoline on the table. While her back was turned pi- wards came into the ruom.

that the pail contained water sue carried it to the stove raised the lid of the kettle and poured'the gasoline into the kettle. ISoilFtl OASOlillC. An instant later it exploded, rending kettle and throwing the boiling liquid all over the room. Littic Robert was standing close to tile stove and was drenched from head to foot. Although lie was Waiting- from head to foot his mother succeeded in tearing- off his clothes and smothering; the flames, but not until the child was burned.

Mrs. Edwards was terribly burned tbe hands, arms and face. illnrrli-Mnkcrs In Tunic. CHICAGO, March one of tbe girl'; employed, by the Square M-itc-h company, at Uuion and Erie streets, was pulling- out a crate of l-'ridas- morning- one of the matches -ignited, sotting- fire to the box, and in. a moment the factory was, in flumes.

The em- ployes, must'iy g-irls, became panic- stricken, and a number of them jumped from a second-story window. Vonr were injured in the crush or by jumping, the most si-riously being 1 Annie linns, whose back wiis spvainer 1 The fire, was ex- before much damage was done, the total loss being-under 82,500. Mill Uiirncil. SAG is AW. March fanning- mill factory of William Williamson, together with its contents, was destroyed by fire early Friday morning.

Loss, Sli.OUO: fully insured. During the fire. Fireman Morris fcil throug-b au elevator shaft and received serious internal injuries, and Policeman Thomas Wilson was knocked senseless by a stream from a hose nozzle and is under a physician's care. Jil- Firo lit; St. Minn.

ST. CHARLES, March larg-c O'Neill elevator with about of grain, and the Northwestern railroad depot were totally destroyed by lire about 0 o'clock Friday morning-. Now Railroad 3'rojrctotl. SrmsGFretl), 111.. March The DeKalb Great Western Railway company Friday filed articles of incorporation" with the secretary of state.

Its object is to construct a railroad from a point on the Chicago Great Western railway near Sycamore to the city of DeKalb, all in DeKalb county. Capital stock, First board of directors: Raymond Dupuy, Chicago; Robert L. Wight, St. Paul, and E. C.

Lett, DeKalb. Oliircnco Koblnson Talceu to Prison. BUFFALO, K. March Clarence Robinson was taken to Auburn prison by Jailer Fisher Friday morning on the o'clock Accommodation train over the New York Central. Clarence was quiet and showed no nervousness.

lie had his tlnal interview with his wife Thursday afternoon. The matron in charge of the woman's department of Auburn is expected here Friday or Saturday for Sadie Robinson. Catholic Schools. OTTAWA, March The remedial order restoring- separate schools to the province of Manitoba was signed by Lord Aberdeen and his ministers and forwarded to Lieut. Gov.

Schultz, of that province. These schools were abolished in 1390 by the province. The result will be a conflict between both In a Hands. COLUMBUS, 0., March Lockhart, Staley Willard, one of the largest dry goods firms iu this city, went into the hands of a receiver-Thursday afternoon. Georg-e W.

Brifflit is the receiver. A bond of 3100,000 was required. The assets are estimated at 860,000 and the liabilities at .354,000. Minnesota Lot Mrx.NK.vPOLlS. March 22.

The log cut in the pine regions of Minnesota is about concluded, and it is about one- fourtli larg-er than last year's cut. This increase is largely due to the forest fires, which made necessary to cu the logs this year iu order to save them. May Be Without Militia. Si. Louis, March Owing- to the refusal the legislature of this state to make an appropriation for the militia organization, it is likely to be left without citizen soldiers within the next three months.

The soldiers are ureparing: their resignations. Dial DOBS Nut War. Cm- OF MEXICO. March The telegraph reports published in tbe United States that President Diaz has asked or is about to ask congress for authority to declare war against Guatemala are pronounced' absolutely untrue in official circles. Incendiary In Two Churches.

WASHINGTON. March 22. Attempts were made to -set fire to two of the largest Catholic churches in the city, i St. Patrick's and St. Dominic's.

In both cases the fire, was discovered and extinguished before material damage had been done. icme At this season, more emphatically than at any other, wo should build for the future. Nature gives riiality to field ami wood, then: (should be the harmony of renewed lift: energy in -our physical systems. Lut, on the rantvary. TVC and ourselves weak.

dull. So easy to tako and so readily assimilated, the fyinjr. vitalizing and enriching elements of Hood's from nature's own storehouse ol remedies for human ills, puss into the stomach and arc then silently but certainly taken up by the blood and sent to evcrv organ and tissue of the body. tired. This is because in.

tho -winter vrc have been, The effect is often magical. housod-up in noorly ventilated offices, homos aiid shops, Tlie weakness is soon driven off. that tired feeling- our blood lia? become thin and impure, ui.il ini.cqua! to disappears, the nerves are built up. the stomach resumes the ilciiiand of body for more life. rigor, more its tasks even greedily, the appetite becomes sharp as a whetstone," and the whole man feel as made The cures of Scrofula, Salt Tthenni, and oilier dreadful diseases prove the great curative, blood 'purifying- powers of Hood's Sarsaparilla.

energy, move strength. Xalsiro imperatively ei'ies for help! is to ue found? iit a good Pjiring Medicine, like Hood's 1 she great blood puriiier. proven many years of test it siriplics the iiothlng eUe can. You uiuloubieaiy need a grooil Spring Take liooil's the great blood jmriiicr. Ihe BtatemriUs in IAO testimonial below land was by others, till six had r.ro to theinnv.rdiale friends of J-Tr.

Goo. A. school teacher, ilfc. very well known the county, where be was I.Oi-i and lived. It- HhistmU'ii the wondc-vtul of Hood's Sarsapn- r'iiiii OVKV ull ilis'-'itses Ot the blocd.

Read it "I 1 will you have suTfored from in- JicriUcl From eJiiJUIiood. Wlien 37 years my eyes became Affected. I could rond after sunset, aad -when I woold close my eyes I could not open them but on whichever side I lay on tint side I could open my eye. This condition continued about two years, and was succeeded by an intolerable all over my body and limbs. I hod to linvo my little boys take shoo brushes and scratch It was dreadful.

It continued a and was followed immediately by a tumor in the right sidcof my neckus large 0.3 a small I took physicinns 1 pro- criptions till I lost hope. In the meantime the changed its place to tbe immediate front of my 'neck, suppurated formed nnd "Finally, three yours ago, another tumor seated itself ou the point of my collar bone and in six months another ianlf buck on the bone. Both of them soon began to discharge and continued to do so Ullaboutseven mouths I tried everything, including proscriptions. I was often ss weak that I could scarcely walk and my miud wns BO eon fused thatl could scarcely attend to my business (school teaching). I was utterly discouraged.

And now my story druws to a close. I began tbe use of Hood's Sarsaparilla a little loss than year agu, and took five bottles. When I began I had no faith in it. In logs than 3 mouths Both the Sores on my shoulder were hcalwlj I was cured of a troublesome catarrh; and scrofulous Jitibit has steadily grown loss apparent. I weigh more than I ever did in my and am in the best of health considering my We have used Hood's Sarsnparilla fol our little boy, who had a running sore on one of his limbs.

He hnd suffered Jrom it for one and a half years. He took seven bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla end the sore is all healed and he in now well. Hood'e Sarsaparilla cleasiseil his) blood r.nd curod him." E. B. Joiixsox, Bridgewater, lovrft- Scrofula Eradicated.

"I am a grout sufferer with blood trouble. I have several bottles oJ Hood's SarSHparilla nnd lind it the best medicine I over saw for scrofula humors nnd blood, poison. It strengthens the system and drives nwuy that tired fooling. Ko one the good Hood Karsaparilla will do until it has been faithfully St. LAWTOX, Spriiguevillc, York, Sores On Neck and Arms.

"Last spring I hnd gores como Oil neck and arms, owing to bad blood and a run down system. My physician told mo to get Hood's Sursaparilla and tako it to constitution. Do you wonder that I bo-j purify my blood. After taking three bot- lieve in Hood's Sarsapnrilla 1 I can do no less than recommend it everywhere." GEO. A.

ZIRKLE, I.It, Horeb, Tenn. tics I was cured. It is an excellent sprinfj medicine." MES. ANNA. DITZLEB, New Danville, Pennsylvania.

Remember, 'it is Not What We Say, but What Hood's Sarsaparilla Does, tfia'c 'Tells the Story. HOOD'S Sarsaparilla CURES. SHORT SPECIALS. Forest fires in the vicinity of Atlantic City, N. are doing- great damage.

The auditor of public accounts has ordered a report of the condition of all the Illinois banks March 20. Ponciano Diaz, the most famous bull fighter'in Mexico, was fatally gored in the arena at Culiacan, state of Siualoa. Robbers blew open the safes of Riv- erol's agency, Lower California, and stole gold bars valued at $18,000. Thomas Blanck, the desperado, was shot and killed by John Sbopick, a deputy sheriff, near Kent, Thursday. Five miners injured recently in the explosion have sued the Odin Coal Mining- company at Carlyle, 111., for 8110.000 damages.

The capitoi grounds at Broadway and Col fax avenue, Denver, have been chosen as the site for the mining and industrial exposition. Mary A. Draper, of Fredonia, X. has just learned she is heiress to COO left by her brother-in-law, who died in Minneapolis, three years ago. W.

H. Hunter, ex-federal commissioner, and ex-Deputy Marshal White- were convicted at Birmingham, for certifying fraudulent accounts to the government. Gov. Morrill has offered a reward of J200 for the arrest and conviction of the murderers of Charles Strcyil, who was found near his home at Fort Scott, with his throat cut. Pa trick Kavanaugh, a disabled-workman Smith Jackson's gang on the drainage canal, was burned to death in his shanty Thursday.

A coal from his pipe fired his bed clothes. The governor of Montana has issued a proclamation forbidding- the importation without inspection of sheep from Oregon. Nevada. Californa, Washington. Idaho.

Colorado. Utah. Oklahoma and Xew Mexico because of danger of leases. BOTH ARE DEAD. Fatal Duel Between a White -llao and KoscruSTCO, March has reached here of a fatal, duel with Winchester rifles between Dan Sum- aers.

a respectable young white man, Ike Allen (colored) near Carthajre, an interior town L'J miles south of here. Summers and Allen had a 3stic encounter ou Saturday in which negro was worsted. He left the spot threatening vengeance upon Summers. Both men armed themselves and awaited another meeting which occurred Thursday. It was on tbe road.

Thev fired simultaneously, each shot went" through true to the mark and both fell dead on the spot ECULIAR ta combination, proportion and preparation of ingredi- tnts, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses great 1 Aiiotlior mltcii'oT imiictincntn. NEW YOJIK, March extraordinary grand jury of tho over and ter- miner court came m. Friday and handed to Judge Ing-raham a bunch of indictments numbering, it is said, eleven. Kothing as to the nature of the indictments can be learned at this juncture. The court has adjourned nutil Monday.

Freedom Hill Advanced. i BUDAPEST, March house of meg-nates Friday voted upon the qucs- tiou of the second reading of the religious freedom bill, the result being a tic. President Sxlavy 1'Okany gave the casting vote in favor of the bill uud its second reading was passed. iv 111 IJOnur uismiircK. HKRuy, March decree has been issued ordering that all the German warships be dressed with flags on Bismarck's birthday, April 1.

LOOKING BACKWARD, Cold In KrcE LAKE, March In the town of Cedar Lake, 1.1 miles northeast of this city, prospectors at a depth of SO feet have struck a 12-foot vein of mineral that assays 00 per cent, iron and 20 per cent, free gold. SOUTH EEND, March Niles and South Bend branch of tho Michigan Central road is connected with the Three I roads, and the new line is ready for business. Dxatli of lleanblcn. PEKU, March Beaubien. aged S3, one of the first white men in this partof the state and one of the first Indian traders, died Thursday of paratysis.

Injured In ii Kuiiawny. HUXTISGTOX, March Ex- State Representative Hi nun Gill, of this county, was severely injured by a runaway. He cannot recover. yon ever see your own eye?" asked an unscientific person. "It is a very simple mailer.

The most satisfactory view is obtained by shutting, say. the left eye and pressing gently upon the right side of the right eye. You will then see. apparently at the right of the nose, a round, dark object about the size of ibe apple ol tbe eye. That is what I lake it to be, and I supple Uie retina is made in i way lo rcCect the outer portion of the eye.

though the phenomenon may be only an optical illusion." Cures Rising Breast MOTHERS' FRIEND" Or tlio MIIIIoiiniru'H Swoet Itocrotft Over the Old Farm lit Let. Go for a Song. The office windows were open. The old millionaire had come, to confer with his lawyer, and had now been told he could now foreclose his mortgage on a. fine and coveted corner which be Ituew he could bid in for a song, lie therefore felt at peace with all the-world, and he wished that everybody might banish uncharitable and sordid thoughts and be of rr ood cheer, lie took oir his hat and wiped his brow.

"I am thinking of going out into the he said, speaking kind tone 'of that humble region. "I like the country, don't really know what life is here. often wish I were back. had a farm before I came to acres preU.y land as ever laid rolling, sandy loam; fine pasture, plenty of woods and ning spring right on the went dry the dryest season, and mag- nificent'orchard. I set out about ten acres all to grafted fruit before I sold, and looked to seein' 'em could have sold ev'ry bar'l of apples for dollars right on the ground.

"But I sold. Yes. sir; I sold that five hundred dollars an acre, and came here and put every dollar into corners. Of course, hitting it just the time did, the money has turned itself a good many tiroes; but 1 don't know; I. often wish 1 hadn't sold the old farm.

I sold it to my brother-in-law for eighty dollars an acre. That was twenty years ago. and I don't suppose he could get forty dollars an acre now" Here the sad repiner engaged in silent thought of his brother-in-law pounding clods on the depreciated farm, and became suffused witli such joy that as lie rose and put On his hat, he seemed like a statin: or Ecstacy. sir: I don't suppose he could get forty dollars. Fine farm, is a geographical name not unusual in the Atlantic coast region just Miuson and Dixon's line.

In many instances the actual fnrnance is a mere tradition, but sixty' or seventy years ago many such furnaces were built to smelt the bog- iron ore usual in all that region. It. was onee profitable to smelt this ore, but Uie mavelous abundance and cheapness of iron deposits elsewhere have made it impossible to carry on the old furnaces. where "MOTHERS' FRIEND" wasusedg Jit accomplished wonders and jimuchsuITerlnir. It is ihe best remedy for rising of the Breast known, and wort!) tbe price for that alone.

Hits. M. M. BBEWSTTR, Montgomery, Ala, br Eiprew or on cf price; rwr botue. Boot To Uotfacn frfe.

Ch-tl Hang like a pa" the oftft" earth.) will well for jou Iwlure venturinfi Into UU-MI 1 vap a'r, with ine of n'alarta or provocatKe ot rheumatic takeawinpcliuwftil of Ho-uwrt Stomach anp tbussbleld yocirsclf from atmospheric iDflneuces to Mealtli If you happen; to tjet Mioted, ralnwi uj.on, sanw avoid tbe jheumatl'm cold. wamjth InTtuodf. Iniothec-reulstlenbr 'bis genial nomaciilc; Inv goratlnif and utoffiOff commend tnai tetvr ihaii cant. UM the tor -t.