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Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 7

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How's Your Liver? Is the Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without a heal thy Liver. When tho Liver is torpid the Bowels are sluggish and constipated, the food lies in the stomach undigested, poisoning the blood; frequent headache ensues; a feeling of lassitude, despondency and nervousness indicate how the whole system is deranged. Simmons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more people to health and happiness by giving them a healthy Liver than any agency known on earth. It acts with extraordinary power and efficacy. NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED Ay aeeneral family remedy for DvsoepRla Ss et GOOD Plans for Accommodating Two of Thirty Chickens Each.

The accompanying plans represent ine tot and second stories of a poultry bouse, large -enough to accommodate two flocks of thirty chickens each FIG. KIKST FLOOR. The second floor, lathed up to the roof, has the nests set in the partition one foot above the floor, one foot hi ff ever di.s,,ppoi,necf in thVeffert produced never iu trie en a 'f lost a cure stomach untl L'ouvis. Advice to the Aged. B.iiS'h bri infirmities, sncb 1 81TT1M3 ROOM 10KZO ID'i (MM IM'i ac'i 'r ROOM to xzo i 't 1 -n In the country is a woman, we hope to see others give poultry more attention than it has hitherto received.

Aside from profit the keeping of fine poultry for fancy is an elegant pastime very popular with the English, and we see no reason why the fashion should not be adopted here. The mother and daughters, the children upon the farm, can all help in the good work. We should be glad to sec the lady poultry-raisers in America largely increased in numbers. If those who can do this thing so easily and so well could be induced to undertake the agreeable task more generally we are quite confident they would find intense pleasure in the pursuit, and we are sure such a among the wives and daughters of our farmers would not only render it profitable to themselves but that poultry interests in the United States would thus be greatly advanced, and the results of efforts would be in the highest decree creditable to lady breeders, who may now have or should acquire a taste for this pretty employment. There would be a call for women to get out of doors, which is often wanting among busy farmers' wives, and we fear this class suffers more from indoor confinement than do the majority of city-bred ladies.

We are a patient ox is nowhere in comparison. Webuy lamp-chimneys by the dozen; they go on snapping and popping and flying in pieces; and we go on buying the very same chimneys year after year. Our dealer is willing to sell us a chimney a week for every lamp we hundred or more a we plow for him, pay him for goading us. Macbeth's "pearltop" and pearl glass do not break from heat; they are made of tough glass. As likely as not our dealer would rather his chimneys would break; it's good for the business," says he.

He buys the brittlest ones he can get. What are you going" to'do about it?" Httstmrg. GEO.A.HACSEIH&CO. NOTICE. To the 01 tlie City Indiana, of west along Of the Change tl.e Boundaries or tlie Voeins; Precincts Said City, by tj, Common Coiuu-1) at Their Regular KCNKIOII, irrai-ch IS, 1891.

Tlevoiw.sofUieCi.vof/.Offansport, CILSS Coroi- ll reb Ttilke ot leettetlie following order wus miide Ijy the Common Council of the tyof tosComity, Imllajiii. iu replar Wednesday evening March 18 streets, FIG. FiOOB. and a foot and a half long, open at both ends with a slide door, to be reversed when the hen is setting, and thus placing her in the opposite room. The Koosttny Fccctuiq fiootru; Rooms CLEVER GARDEN A Hand Roller Wh.ch Pays for rtsolf In Loss Than a Week.

Do not plant a seed unless you -wish it to grow, and then remember'that plants and pigs are alike in habits, feeding and growth and require the same care. To refuse both food would be to put the pig soonest out of his misery. The plant might survive a few days. Use the best cultivator. One implement of Idler wn lo uid tic ur liv tliuw of ihrv Any I.

Jo Ilic Wo furnUli VVe ou Xn your or ill your Time lo th new fn)m t() loam iiftwa lltil, HV can ftiniin, voi, ll 11)11 IMPAETING- VIGOR SOUO EVEBrWHEBE. hens '0 FIG. GKOUITD PLAN. will readily ascend to this up- and Jrtn, liana, Toledo, Ohio, cut. Oth.r.nredolnguwBH.lVhy you? Somo ram over tSUO.OO i Voii con do work and omB, wherever you lire.

Even Jer nrc wrninff from to We.how youhow" -Ti 0 rk 1. i 1 XFIV kno "none IGOOO. 00 I year Ii being mudo by John R. fti ivork for w. Jteader, you mny moke uilich, but we can leach you quickly ton- to Mm from to tiny at the Blart, and morn na you go Both snei.

all uRes. In nny part of cnn commence at home, glv- Inc hll vour itnaro momcnu onlv to tho work. All la Crcal St'JtH'for vverj- worker. We itnn y.u, fnrnlihlns EASILV, SPEEDILY Icamtfl J-AIfrielJLAKS FKEE. Addreis at once STINSOS 1-OKTUXO, BAIXE.

per story. Fig-. 3 is another plan, which requires little explanation. It is convenient, when the poultry house is on a farm, to place it on the line which separates the dooryard from the barnyard, with a door from the former for the attendant, and opening's into the barnyard for tho poultry. As brick or stone walls are often too damp, FIG.

-walls for a poul outildo bartons; outside boarding; raid- die battens; felt; inner battens; lath and plastering. and wood too cold in winter, a wall may te made like the section represented in 4, which will nearjy always exclude Gentleman. DAIRY SUGGESTIONS. PAPER HANGINGS 1ATORS, fSESCDIHB CliUBCIlJS. Jl RESIDENCES, JC.

We invite visitors co call and inspect. Correspondence solicited. W. P. NELSON 193 WABASH CHICAGO, ILL, Baby is Better SHE GOT SICK IN THE iNIGHT WITH CROUP.

WE ALL THO1TGHT SHE WOtTLD DIE. MAMA GAVE HEE DE. WHITE'S PULMONARIA AND IT CURED HEH SO QUICK. This great medicine is a safe and certain specific for Croup, and should always be kept in the house where there are children. It is the.most wonderful cough remedy j'in the world.

Three sizes, 50 cts. and 81, and every bottle warranted. I oold by B. F. Keesling and D.E Pryor.

'oj teeld of JjOSSeS ICvJl vfCIJVlIlJlC3, THE cow must not have to travel a long: distance for water. If she does she will g-o without it until she g-ets very thirsty and feverish, then drink until she is painfully uncomfortable. Both conditions are unfavorable for milk secretion. MIXED pasture grasses, including- clover, make a well-balanced summer ration; but a little dry food is relished exceedingly, and is beneficial. 'Some of tho best dairymen not only feed hay, but corn meal and bran, or some other form of grain, all summer, to advantage.

SHADE is almost as imjjsrtant in summer as shelter from cold in winter. See that the cow has plenty of and clean water while pasture, so that she can fill her stomach in a short time and than lie down in the shade, chew her cud, enjoy herself and make milk. Is case of trouble about churning-, look first to the, temperature. A higher I or a lower one may remove the trouble. Next, see that the cream is not too thick.

If it is, thin with water of the churning- temperature. Using- skimmed milk would only be adding; more of the same viscous mate.rial. But.if the cream is not viscous, but simply lacks fluidity, the addition of skimmed milk may do. THERE is sometimes difficulty in getting- the butter to float in mass on the top of the buttermilk, so that the latter can be readily drawn off without carrying- the butter with it. A little brine or a handful or two of salt stirred into the mass is said to be a remedy.

The milk may be drawn off throug-h a strainer, or the butter skimmed off from the top of the buttermilk and returned to the the milk is drawn into a clean Stock and Home. great utility to g-ardeners is a cheap hand roller, which is run on the row after it is planted and whish may follow the plow as a pulverizer. simple contrivance is a heavy block of? an elm or oak log-sixteen inches in diameter and twelve to fourteen inches may have a light frame work by which to propel it like a wheelbarrow. For transplanting bore holes the desired distances apart and insert pins of proper length to punch holes to receive the plants. Push the roller in a straight line, follow with the plants, water them and fill the place with fresh earth at once, leaving it without pressing The operation is quick and if well done not one in a thousand plants will die Charles Deland, in Farm and Home.

1-D I HIRES' IMPROVED ROOT -BEER! utiouic. voBoiuiiqoRSTOAimiii; THIS PACKAGE MAKES FIVE CAUoNs ROOT BEER. act ol the Legislature of the fatatt ol Indiana, approved March iswj it ii ordered by Council ol i nViTof ganauort, Cuss County Indiana; and the 'do now and adopt the following voting precincts In wards of the City of FIRM WARD. tbaUerritoryembraced within the following metes and bounds, to-wlt: GoZ ei" at tlie nonwest corner of Sycamore ita- wastreets, west aloiijr ihe north line ol Ottawa street to Vine, streetThence along- the west line of Vine street to MfamF street ivi-st Hie north line of Miami strive Mum stieet, thence north along the si life of ftum streetloBute street, thenceTest a north line Bates street to Holland street the south And street to it is ordered that held at Clem FIFTH WARD, ill uiie (ii Bates street to Holland stfect thence north on the tast line of Holland xtreetto the noriii boundary line of said Hr.st ward, and thence "st wij U'ltbin o.neies and bounds, to-wii; C'onmienc- the northwest corner ol Ottawa and w'f pa fir t- L11 IJ west 01 utuiwii and iiore streets, thence runuliiK south along che west line Sycamore street to Clilppawa street liipnpH west on the norm line of Chipp iwa street Bum street, thence south on tlie west line of urn street "Hrth Delicious amj Sparkling. TRY TJ Ask your Druggist or Grocer for li C.

E. HIRES. "PHILADELPHIA. Judgment In tlie Dairy. One peculiarity of cows must be borne in mmd by the dairyman.

A cow put on short rations immediately falls off in quantity of milk and is not so easily back to a- full flow ag-ain, but at takes a long- course of regular to bring- her to her best quality and quantity. Poor feeders often milk cows for years without dreaming- what they are capable of, either in quantity or quality. To develop the normal, or best possible production, requires months and sometimes years of careful feeding- on the food best adapted for milk and butter. This is where care aad pay in tha T7 Agriculturist Attractive and Promising Investments In CHICAGO REAL ESTATE TURNER BOND, IO2 Washington Chicago, 111. Established 1875.

Reference Istlfatl. Bank, Chicago. FAIR PROPERTY. my Platsanr.1 Storm Island 'Groanas, and i JIB j-iusuurg, oiiirago, Cincinnati ill vay tflericfi south alone the line of said i.ilhvaj to the Peorla branch of said railwav theiice west following the north line of said iVorlabnu ch olsiilu railway to the. west limits or sad "rd thence north to the line of the.

atash and Erie' and a along the wast line of said Holland sirm to' thence east on the south line of Bates street VhnT.fTy 1 1 SOUU1 ou Hunf street ii.iin flienreeastalongthesouth line of lllam stret to i i street, thence north on the east line oi Vine street to Ottawa street, thence e'ist on south line of Ottawa street to place of i i 'i', 1 OTileK elections Iji said Tirpdnct be held In the buidllng on the sou hwest eornVr of the school house yard in said ward. Lur 1 OI Precinct that territory embraced within the following metes and bounds, to-wit Comn etic- ing at the southwest corner of Sycamoreand Chlij- pewa streets, thence running west on lineofchlppewa street to um street thwice south on the east line of Plum street to then west on south ilne of Osage reet to Wheat land street, thence west on south lineof Wheathnd street to the ChlcaRo branch of the cin- ,11, CKI nver on SixteeMh 11 1 1111 so east line, ol slxtSmh 1 Tn-e fth strSSfn "'P 10 nh on Property along the Line of New Elevated Railroad, Now in Process ol Construction. Cornet-sand Instdo lots on Calumet, PraiHr ay to Market street -ion the north line of Market street to fel rWer thence easterly along the north bank of Eel river with the meanders thereof, to the place of bwdnulrte And it is ordered that the elections in said prfdnft be. bald at the engine house In said ward preuntt the tol owingmeteii and hounds, to-ivlt: CommeEc Ing at the westend the of Eel river bridge street said thence west along the nJrUi bank of Eel and rivers, with tfie meanders' thereof, to the west limits of said ward north to the south line Peorla branch oUhe known as Topp's EneUnh Diamond Jlnni. ENNYROYAL PILLS -(STX Only Genuine.

A Slanted Growtha.e 0 giro us a LOUR NEW Guaranted STAY CURFn I I VEGETABLE COUGHS AND COLDS. 85c. and 81. at all dm ce igti. 2.

MS, Proprietors, PROVIDENCE. I. BIDE SUPPLIEDbj ROSS GORDON LaFayette, Ind. For sale byB. WOMAN AND POULTRY.

Employment lor.LaOies In ITeed of Outdoor Exercise. A -woman's qualifications for poultry keeping are evidently of the right kind, says the Massachusetts Ploughman. She has an instinctive fitness for caring for young- animals and a gentleness and evenness of temperament equally valua-. ble among- helpless -creatures. The: Danbury man's humorous description of the different ways in which a woman and a man attempt to get a Hen into a coop and the superiority of the former's method is as funny as it is true.

After the hennery or coop is built there is no department of the work that a woman cannot perform without exhausting- labor or too heavy demands upon her time. "Down south" poultry raising- is woman's special department, and one need not go farther south than Baltimore or Washing-ton to find markets throng-ed with female venders of their own feathered products. That the business is profitable the experience of hundreds testifies, and that it is healthful and may be is susceptible of demonstration. Now that there are women gardeners and florists, who, by commendable industry and business qualities have risen to eminence in those callings, and while one of the most successful bee-fceewara Orliimil and Only Genuine. mlwuys reliable.

LADits Mlc UmguJji toe Snqltili Dia-Ji jnond Brand In Red and Goiii mctaUIoX Woe ribbon. Tutu lo other. Rtfmcdangrroiuev.bititv, particulars, tcitlnjonials for JjBatCA," in tetter, by return 10,000 TaUmooMt. tfamifJptr. SolJ tr tceil Sale Sy B.

F. rai 1 on the uj. jMtirket street to rhu place of beginning. And it is ordered rfc-it 611 SECOND WAHD. Precinct No tnat territory embraced within lie lolloH-ing metes and bounds, to-ivlt: Comn eTic- liit'MJBel river on Fourth street, thence, ru nine south on tue west line of Fourth itreet to Rive? avenue, thence southwest on the north HDP of ii Kiver avenue to Third street, thence north on Third street to Bel rlverbrl dee, tliencp northwest line of sycjimore street to the norm limits of the Second ward, thence (Uons the north second ward to the west line ot MoWev Hiicl Clary's Jidditlons to the cits' or Lomrisnort thcnce north along tlie west lineof said additions' north line of said ward to Ci'ifto'n south along the west line of Clifton avenue to Hiinna street, thence southwest alone the north line ot Haima streetto Pontlac streetflience south iUong the west line of street to tlie north pos te Fourth street to the place ol begInhT "i Sf: Clerk City ol Logansport, Indiana STOPS uuuatu anatural discharges in hours.

QURES Oleet Gonorrhea No Stricture To Pain. SURE Adopted by the Gep. manGoverninontfor P.S.O. American tradr a patent bottle AoldU ing syringe cut) At druggists, tl.OO, "fludinFSttrixge.at uver on rourtn street, thence run-iliiL' south UneofFourtD kreetto S-ay tlimce east on the norm line of et to IIth str eeti, thence sontl) on east 11 ne of Fifth street to the Wabash and Ere ranu bed thence east along the north line of sale! c-iinl bed to Seventh street, thenceforth on ihe weSe ol Seventh street to High street.thence west on the south line ol High street to Sixth street tneime north on the west line of Sixth street to Eel iniV and thence west: alone the south bank of. Eel tt 1 place of elections iu B.

P. EEESLOre, Agoat, logansport, Cheap Lauds ami Homes iu Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi aud Louisiana. On the line or the. Quean Crescent Route cm be found acres of splendid bottom cm land, timber and stock lands. Also the finea Free netiNojJ-Alltfiatterritoryembrncfdwlthln following metes and bounds, to-ivlt Conimenc- liiB un the south tanker Eel rlverat the Imwsec- tlon with TBird street, thence running south tc Eel Elver avenue, thence northeast alone the sorJri line of Eel Elver avenue to Fourth street thence south f0 the eastllne of Fourth street to street, thence easton thesouth Regulating i i.

post-paid per box JLOO, 3 $2 50 TTnr 1 MedlClne 0-. Toledo, O. jorsaiein Fisher No 9ii fourth btreet, Mention paper. with aJl ing get a The Queen Crescent Route Is Miles t)j. Shortest imd Quickest Line Cincinati to New Orleans Time 27 Hours.

Entire Trains. Baggage Car, Car Coaches am Sleepers run through without 110 lilies the Shortest, Hours tlw Quickesi Cincinnati to Jacksonville, Fla. Time 27 Hours. The only line rurwlHg Solid Trains and Sloping Cars. ONLY LIKE 3K80M CDfCINKATI TO H6 Miles the Shortest Cincinnati to Atlmta and the avenue, thence soutlnvest on Eel River -iveiue to the Wabash river, and thence northwest alo IE he south bank of.

Eel river, with the eai thereof, to the place of beginning. And it is or dered that the elections in said precinct be held -ft the township trustee's office to said ward: THIRD WARD. Precinct No, that territory embraced with in the following metes and bounds, to Com irneiicmgat the corner of Eel Elver avenue Market street, thence running to Fifth rtreet thence southeastto Oak street thence south along the west line of Oak street to Canal street west along the north line of Canal street to Fourth street, thence south on the west line of Fourth street to the thence west iilong the ders thereof, to Eel Biver avenue -md north to the p' llvejlue ln a GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.

Do IfoU teesior IN BONDS, GRAII-T AND JPROVISIONS? If so, witn-a reliable firm who have had-ten es a i aad OI1e raewbersof tlie CMrjunt VanA of Pride and Stoek jExchnngo. Who da Dusmess strictly on Commission, Refer to Illinois and Savings Bamc, Chicago, A WH YLAND 4 CO. 10 PociSc Are. Chicago, H7s. We send fre of cbarsrc our Daily Market Report ar.d Circular on application.

interest allowed on monthly balances. the west line of Twelfth street to Cincinnati to Birmingham IS'Mlles Shortest Cincinnati to Mobile, Ala. Direct connections at New Orleans and Shreveport For Texas, Trains-leave Central Union Depot Cincinnati crossing the Famous High Bridge of cmD 1 tmd base of lookout Pollnian Bondolr Sleepers on aU Tnrougli thereof, to street, thence north alone the line ol Fourth street to Canal thence ea't Over OOP Million Acres of Land in Atama thf future Great State ol the Strati suDject to pre-emption. Unsurpassed cllrarita. For Correct County Maps, Lowest Rntes aru fttfl particulars addres, D.

G. EDWARDS, Ym Passenger Ticket Agent. nAKii; IQueen Crescent Boirta, CincinrMtl river, including BWdle's ft Is ordered that the election In said precinct be at Amans carriage trimming shop Burl Uigton avenue In said ward. FOURTH WARD. Precinct No.

All 'the. territory In tbefoHo.vlnemetPS.wd Doundf Commencing at the corner of Sixth and High thence running north on Pontlac street to Hanna street, thence east on the south line of street to Cifflon north line of Clifton avenue to the ward bn Oai Malydor Perfection SyriiiBe free wltb Dottle. Prevents Stricture. Uurea Gonorrhcei fileet In 1 to 4 Ask your Dniejrist lor it. Sent to any address for 81.00.

AddMBI UAVUF'G CO.LANCASTER.a AHD PERSISTENT Advertising hug always proven successful. Bc-foro placlnirany Newspaper consult LORD THOMAS, JDVZirTISIXG AtKSTS, 3 to 40 RluiilolpU I A the noun bank of Ee BRIGHTINE CU OH Correspondence. I nP ll III Jl Mfc I aformatiOQfree. WlflUk I ElWV discount to Je "Blseise Andrea T. Street..

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