Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 7

SUFFER UNTOLD MISERIES. REGULATOR, ACTS AS A SPECIFIC lo He JllhjAolion all Organs. 5 It causes health to bloom, and joy to reign throughout the frame. 1,., It Never Falls to Regulate "Mr wife been under treatmenlof load-' luff threo AflSru'lnl three KKMAIK RKGULA'l'OH can do her own oooklDB, milking nnrt wailitnu." CUU.1UH. (j.srBKVAN.Hendenon.-Ala, BBIDFIELD KEGUL1TOB Atlanta, Bold bydrunglsWatll.OOper buttle.

TIME TABLES. -lie Panrmylvanls Station- Bradford and Philadelphia N. Richmond Ind'pli Louisville. Efrner ic Crown Point Chi. Richmond Clntl.

Crown Point Chi Montlcello inner Bradford A Col Elinor local IrelRht Ind'pls Louliville Richmond and Clntl Bradford and Phila New Montlcello except Sunday. Leave Arrive. .13:60 urn 2:45 a 2:20 a 2:30 a tn 12:30 a am a in Chi A Intermediate. Kokomo Rich am, 8:30 a 2:15 1-30pm 2:115 pm 2:20 pm 7:45 am pra 1:55 pro 4:30 pm 't 4:30 pra Loganaport. WEST BOUND.

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2:41 a m. 6 mall daily. a 4 AUaMIc Lira dall, Sun 'old no 44. 452 74 local trt. Accom.

dalljexBon 12 60 ra EEL, RIVER DIVISION. WEST, BOUND. 10:80 am noaoflrriw N087 arrive 2 JB EAST BOUND. 10:45 a ni do No 84 leave VAN DAL! A LINf No' 1 f. No 14 tor Si Jwei-h, bu-diii a 4 tor i wei-, in lor St Josci.li,.

bUi. Ho 18 to St Jweph Summi on a 8 exSundaj foraoutn J6 No 8 bas Uironih parlor or, Icdlanapolin to Souta Bend Colm. No has tnrough ileepers.St Looli toMackl FOB THS BOUTH No 13 Jor Terre Hiirte dallj ex Sun 7 13 am No 11 2:56 No 31 dalljexSundar No 13 bas tbiouKta. parlor car, SonthBenato iDdlanipolli Via toftax. No 21 has tbtcugb Sleeper, MacWnaw to St For car, and -ana tor full information to Ind.

Or, B. A. Qeneral Bt Mo. HEED THE BLUE SIGN. Jo BLOOD, 'NERVES, KIDNEYS.

4 me of Rheumatism, Yours, Lebanon, Ind. B3 BBi ar vegetable. Put iip in.a box. Thirty days 1 treatment box. per slx'for by.rl..,C.'.BRAaO, B.

F. UM58LIIMJ, Druggirt. HouaOB Now Dooorated with Warnings of Burglar Insuraaco. A Company That to Hun Down, Arreat and Convict llnritlara or Mako Good Anyl.omi Duo to Their Depredationa, The burglar, clever though he is, bettor sell his tool:) for old metal and perceive tlie error of his ways, for he has at. last encountered his Waterloo.

End of the century business enterprise will henceforth make -his calling flat; stale and unprofitable. The gentle-man of the monk nnd dttrk Inutern will encounter now difficulties, not because of his old enemy, the police, but because of a now adversary, personified in several insurance companies which just sprung into existence for the sole purpose of protecting their patrons against robbery. 'These several companies have already secured legal license ffom tho insurance departments of the various states. Following out the line of policy adopted years.ago by the Jcvrekrs' association and, express companies throughout the. country, these new insurance companies will, spare no expense in running to enrth'a burglar or thief and guarantee' to 'spend any nmount of money to locate a thief, once- he infringes on premises protected by them.

These companies have recently established branch offices in nearly every city and are now p-unrdians of many residences, stores, banks, safety tleposlt vaults and their contents, nnd innumer- nble articles of personal property throughout the land. They undertake to protect the, policy holders from the raids of the burg-lar, nntl, failing in the effort, offer through policies sure insurance indemnity for burglar losses. It ia the purpose of the companies to direct a relentless pursuit of the burglar who invades the premises under its protection. In order to nceonvplish.this KM Amon(, tliu 1 policies''iKStied by these companies ure is known as the "residence the "mercantile icy," the "bunk policy" Kiiil the "bicycle poflcy." Tlio resiidonce ppliL-y covers in- siiiro.i plutc. brii'-ii-iimc, pM-intiiiR's, musical instruments, furs nnd wearing apparel.

Thn insurance not only to'articles taJich n.wnyby lun-frlnrs, but nlso to any 'thpy tuny do to windows, doors or furniture, nud to any' household cffuds not The mcrcn.ntile policy ir.f-urcsngninsr. the loss of. contents of snfw vaults, including negotiable securitios; silks, glovi-s and almost, every conceivable article which stored in safety deposit vaults'. It nlso covers thi: damage done to safes and vaults when the festive burglar hiiK recourse to d.v- nnmite or any other explosive. The policy is similar to the mercaji- tile and covers everything of value with'in the four'walls of a bank.

The company depends largely upon its exceptional fnclllt.ies of protection from tlitevesorid biirg-lnrs. Each po.trori is provided with n. 1 means of instant communication with the nearest police, station nnd Pinke-rton agency. Then the matter is in the hands ot the company and it their businws to seo that the criminnJ is run toeartli. Unlike the police detectives the tletcctives of this company ore paid to pet.

on n. case stay on it until the: criminal is located and captured, A cnsh reward for each arrest is also offered by tho company. Mr. C. n.

H. Cotti-ell. of No. 40 Cednr. street, New York city, who jjinn officer of one of the companies, said to the writer: "As every'known crook throughout the country nnd the-niajority of foreign criminals each lias his own peculiar method of operating, which i.s ns well known to the cleteettves' n.s to the crack the method of tricing- thief or burfrlnr is comparatively easy.

As soon as one of our p'ntroiyi, no-matter in which port of the country' he or she may reside, discovers that he has been the victim of a burglar or thief, our detectives n-ro once put-to work. A jrrent advantage is that arc not THE SKIN THAT STRIKES TERROR TO THE BURGLAR'S leveral of the companies have, estab-' lished detective whilc'one had- made- ao" orrangeinerit -with the erton people whereby their services may be 'instantly into'. Through' the 'sirne agency ttic heads of rilicc' 'departments in all 'cities and: towns throughout the country are In, almost: Mnstant- communication with each and every, patron of company w.hen demands, thus broadcast insjant no.tice, that a rlary has been committed, and. putting all' detectives and police offlcjals on the alert, The striking feature' of this invasion: hi the burglar's domain -by capital, which quite'reverses the 'pr state ofisociety In burglar'regnrds tKti initiative "as -his -right, is -a white- enameled sign. flrst thought it.

would be. really, im- ng-ined that a hardened criminal would 'scoff at a sign, as h'e is wont at the lexis; which 'greet ihe'eye'o'f the evil doer on. rocks along country 'roads; on the the blue- sign is intended 'to! tcrror'in'to his Heart on the very. threshold of his crime. He, sees the tol- lowjng legend on; a.

blue. enameled sign Si-i by inches'in size, the letters.upr peariT)g in white relief on the wall of the "he rin'tends' to 'enter, as.fol- WARNING 'BURGLARS AND 'PBEMfSBS The nome of the 'company follows'the A cPntract between the insurance company, tind-'rts patron is that shall be -to rtbV'bmMtngi'WcWteS the policy or, le.ujn'. 'front Qr TJie as comr ''nanV was 'an to 'recall '-'2Idwith the roll or naurly ysona- warning in the htiBbeen replaced by the one described. onjv working in. particular fity 'or town ''where the crime WIM committed Sut tlie 'aiffererit agencies.

throughout the country are notified and all over the United Sta.tes and even in foreign tries a OieHCriptlon of the names 'operate in the particular way jii which it "ta known as" soon'-as the telegraph lines con be worked; "A wH.toh'liB.'theakepUrf all thecrooks who are known to'bc in diflerent cities and any sudden display of wealth, on the part of "any one 'of 'thiem is' at orioe traced, no matter what the cost or time- or trouble! 'It is simply a combination of money, time, experk-nce and perseverance a dodging the crook. It is our aim and intention to make the little blue enameled sign or warning an much feared as id'tne private mark of the jewelers' association, "warning" means' thht whon-'Uic'crobk 'enters a ho-usc or any build-ing on' which it is "displayed he cliallehging'ins'to-arrest him and all our resources are, at their utmost to trace-tlie criminal. We have been Jew months, but. thu's'' far 'our' sucoess has'becn'iil aid" more' than we: anticipated. The'l'dea'flndrrcady tii MISS LANSING KOWAN.

The Plucky' Young Woman Wlio Wants to Plifht Oortett Been an Athlete fur heveral Teari, and Frorolsei to Up ft Good Fight It Her Challenge Accepted. Miss Lansing Itowan, tlic young worn-: an of has challenged Corbett to meet her in a scientific sparring contest, and whose father killed himself as soon as he heard of the matter, "is'not; as'you" might, imagine', a brawny woman pugilistic appear-' uncc. She is, on the contrary, rosy- checked lajis sweet voice and a very manner; She: took exercise in the beginning merely for the sake of her health, but liecame so fond of it that even after she hnd built up strong nseidu- ously to some the arduous forms of physical exercise. She began her" athletic career at Mrs. jReed 1 private school i'n''this housii, where form an important part of curriculum.

From New York she -went as an invalid to her iiricle In Los-Angeles, and here urie took to boxing-, bag-punching and handball playing. Five years ago she went on the stripe, and her daily exercise stood-'her" in'good stead; for spite of tihe fatiguing- work she was called upon to do, she retained her jlooming complexion' and her clear eyes. She told no one of her intention challenn-e the champion until she ittd carefully trained herself for the encounter. Her announcement cnmc to her friends like a thunderbolt out ot clcnr sky. "I am quite in earnest in my chnl- enge," she said to a New York World reporter.

"1 know it sounds dreadful, jut I don't look on the matter in that vav. I have made a scientific study of joxing, and feel convinced that I can meet Mr. Corbett upon, equal footing. "All I want'is'su'flicient notice and then I. will meet him anywhere he likts.

)f course, I do not propose to fight hira. pilico. i nt; iiuwe, i 'pafts'-of cbunfry-tina erally used as the old-fasMotiee fdoor.plaite.'a decade ago." Dcatli For several yeanfarrxild soldier.nam<;c In -a Ih- Butler county, rKarf During a recent storm struclj hut. arid rof6ner i i Tbtirlal 'd iire'oyeria sujiposed man, wlio w'as''tfnpWn ln-the a lwoman'. 1 'A; rll gave, ftred pvpr the Ii nVwpn'nft'nowtl'el 1 uck- a 1 and r-e i 1 was b'mieS he'W myitterlou: 'The' 'nickel' piece, now wmttnued.

weighs WANTS TO PIQHT CdSlBETT. simply want for points. Of course, 1 know that if'he struck me one clear blow, it would be a complete knock-out. "I have been training.now for nearly a year. I take exercise in my.room and walk tn every Early every morning I ride txj the beach, and when I find it deserted I lake a little run.

Ifind that I get more exercise out of ten minutes' run on the sand than. I could get in half nn hour on firmer ground. I have met several professional boxers and have stood up before them five or six rounds. "When wear a sweater and of otia'rk cloth' and perfectly plain. I cannot tell you how anxious 1 put on with Corbett.

Uis -'thoroughly scientific, and that is why I want to box with him." her lather has "not changed Rowan's determinaiioD. Her''cndlTonge has been conveyed to Corbett and him into no lit tie embarrassment. "It's the strangest proposition I ever 1 1 he 1 bBven't: yet decided what to do about it. If I decline h'er goes to conie at all interested in The lie'terribly''afraid o'f htiTtin'g 1 killed tojriiii-Anfa Bite. News near Pond Springs, been received.

Ben yearWdsonof afarm- pr, was cotton in.a.-large field A laborer'working near'h'iin heard the boy scream. 1 'Tne young man then 'ran 'ii few fb'et; '9unk wrlth- infr'nnd i-'creamiiig'in In ten'min- stung'by ft called in thnt country. found.cjing- fos' fa 'fVfpfe preRerveil b'y fiavid'-Mall," a'Chatfanon- was ity: 5 Mr; Hdll saui Ihc'PJpfeon'Tmountai'ns', They length and have a ptinger, which is fully a half inch One other case is on the the insect by The I 1 Surp- her, For.a, slippcd away "from mother ana. went tne i iow 1 by game to ge't 'awby etiinibTed'-'a'tfdf The birdfpccked the child's face and thrust 1U the little one 1 an ar akJ ly bled doubtful. The Governor of North Carolina said to the Governor of South Carolina "BATTLE AX" is the most tobacco, of the best quality, for the least money.

Large quantities reduce the cost of manufacture, the result going to the consumed in the shape of a larger piece, for lessf money, than was ever before possible. IM THE WORL-D th. a Condition. SEES SPECTRAL DOQ. dome Queer with Canine This is stof.3rof;a'Spectral dog.

A clergyman" of Church of England, educated at Oxford and a man of remarkably acute 1 and powerful' understanding, one evening- recently was re- tnrhinglrom church apd wail surprised; several times 'to' hear' quick breathing beside him as of an animal spent with As no living thing; was visible; he quietly 'looking; about for an explanation, when he saw the dim outline of a shadowy dog at his strangest part ol this uncanny experience is that no physical derangement could be found to account for the ter. which appeared to him on two auli- sequent occasions in the same shape. TO BE ONE'S OWN and Implement! for the Flnccr-Nalla. Hot water requisite, and a thorough washing or noeking ot hands. best attained by ha.r- basin contlnuairy" for tWo'Vr tnreVmlnutet.

The hands must be allowed to soak for -fully five -minutes, ii. well, instead of soap, to wash tho hands Terj thoroughly: -to' branr ekin sottiond white. After have been thoroughly cleansed, the. nailt should then be attended to. piece of orange wood po.ffit of Jiweler'ifcottoii rolled 'aroutia "the" pbirit and'wet with 1 )urbse Bide, gazing into his bia stick, he struck, at his unwelcome attendant, but -the blow met ''with no the anatomy of the cac'lnc passing airily through th'c-opuy.

The clergyman proceeded hartily on keeping a watchful phantom, which trotted contentedly along with him as Ilf, remarked that 'and like'a'Newfoundland Perfectly assured that it.wusran 1 optical delusion, he nevertheless huiled -sight with inespressible ride' l.obk- ing'bocll the leaphig aiyn'g'in' I 'Arriwti'-'h'ome'a fit bfishlvermgbore: out his excuse of sickness and he did not, mention-the circumstance thatevening, thinking jtanej-elyta balluaination. But when Atiensatipn'M 'afS'lwtt dog'jumping on every particle be TJhe, bands: be Ume Jn wann, 'not 'hoi, Scissors, very sharp and mutt. 'then be 'taken, 'lodse flesh' at'feach s'lfle of the'jinils'care- trimmed. The 'foe shaped in a.pointed oval. All TQliati bo.

and the, flesh' at o'f" pushed. smoothly and' firmly back, thfe'haaf-moon, supposed to be be discerned: It is no longer considereO good form to have so much' polish 1 ttn the nails, that they look as they had been as fiuhibin two or, three yeara ago. certain' ampiiDt of polish Is neceBMJy. liosaline p'iit' 'on over' the and the end of 'the finger, then wesmd oil" again 'arid the '-nails polished bnaV- ly with a polisher makes the hands look very trim The first: manicuring is by- all odds the' moit; difficult: After nailis and un into good. condition 15 mfnutea iii.orning' wlll.keep; them 'In'- 'proper' condition the week through, if 'onlirordinary care'in-waah- ing an nib from the polisher; Bazar.

The iriicnte' itching and ismnnins; ient eczema, andioUwr of-Uie skin is maUintly. allayed to applvmg Eye Tfintmcnt Many very baa asDS JiaTe beai ti -'It IR ptlliallT "heaii'. -th'iimpng'to'nocftpe ih'fc 1 nosedly, on his haunches, watching him the while, and roused a servant, whom he dispatched for a. Uintmcni. crired' by h.

It is C.J1 r6r.itcliinK.piics and a favoritercm-, for wrc; ciiaiipod cjul: cnrnnic 'Fiirtulq IJy oi'iiiijisis at box. TTRr thef r.r-Hr ill liiiil vcnnifugft '''v 4.