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X.OX-E NEED PEAK IT. P.vnwniil IMHe Cure Cin-cs Uie JVgffrii.TOirwl Oiiisos 0t Piles AVtCb Absodtfto Sflil'dty. rite Cure will Curc'tllic west cuose of aiiomori-Kolds in juStoni-yUIng tliimci. It rc.li'CVC'.s the -parte, wxhiccs 'Wi'o liuiuons TOivttcir iliow (largo, nllays luflum-nniitlatk niwd stidips ittno -acWi'iiff or -Jiticihltag ot once. who ilftwl 'ivstoivil to ox- unnsoh-e Qwi.ve boon Hilus Pj-amun'ld Pilie in a of dliio-tiiinices toad in nmlcr a I (-si a rnnwdy iioavo new! 1'onr -dvon to mosit auwi you wro.a.ill toted wifltli lll ljis istubboni -It quickly.

Teiuiwly INO ilwugor -ait ex'pcri- 'but ,1 medical ei-nhuirty. It mjjiuiftictiiu'oiil toy 'Ulw Py.i'.'iinml -Drug of Albion. Miiitfli. DruK-fr-Wts sell irr. 50 foists por IRIX.

It is becomm'iiiiK tin? 'in-ost pili- cure 'Links -coiwiltry over IniOT'n- niiul drn.K-frisns 'are onlorhiir K. -for Uliolr customers. EXCURSION TO -MABIOX VIA PEN-SSVliVASJiJA LIiNES. TVcdacsday, October 14tih. low rate -trip to Ma-rion will bo from -Loga-nspout, RidgcvJillc and intermediate ticket stations cm Pcan- Linos for the Republican -rally mass -mefatlng; irotuiin coupon-s I Thursday, Oct.

15th, inclusive. BITCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. Best Salve In the world for cuts, braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, nnd all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satls- 1 faction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.

For sale by B. F. Kees- Uag. It doefsu" matter much -whether sick headache, biliousness. Indigestion and constipation are caused by neglect or by unavoidable circumstances; DeWitt's Little Early Risers will speedily en-re them M.

Johnston. MAY HAVE SATELLITES. Chicago Astronomer Eurtli Ha. at toait One of Them. Louis Gathmonn, one of Chicago's enthusiastic amateur astronomers, thinks lie has discovered a satellite of the uarth.

It lias generally beun taken for granted thut it baa none, bxit Mr. Gathmann now believes this view to be erroneous. "Hhs'oui 1 "eartli number of sntcllltea revolving 1 uround its orbit similar to thcvso of Sa.turn or Jupiter?" he asked, nnd then he proceeded to answer nis own quostion thus: "Even Mars two known satellites, while our far as is known in fact, has none. Luna, our moon, is by no means a. sutel-: lite, but a planet.

Luna not re-' volvo round our earth, ns nil other known satellites revolve around th'eir respective plan-eta in onr solar system. Saturn has a great number of planets revolving- around "its orbit. The so- called rings consist also of thousands of satellites, only our present telescopes are not powerful enough to stpnrato thein. So likely our own cu.rth is also eurrounded by a great number of unknown satellites. At least one of them I think I have discovered.

Its path is from west to cast. When I got it under my telescope was making observations the sun's spots. I uncovered it. It took about fivo seconds to pass across the sun's disk from the time I first paw it, when it was at the. spot indicated by the arrows.

Its distance, of course, cannot be determined unless other observers had an opportunity to see it or had it under their cameras. However, at the some, speed, approximately, it would move round our enrth in-00 minutes, and if its distance from us be 500 miles it would then have a speed of about live miles per second. "Our earth may have a great number of such, email satellites revolving round its orbit, yet unknown, and they might never be discovered for this reason: In the daytime arc mot visible because of too much light, from the eun. At night, after the sun has set, they arc in the shadow of our earth, again, and not having light of their own they would be in eclip.se. If their mean distance from our earth was .500 miles to be visible by a telescope of ISO magnifying power, such as I used, their diameter must be at least 35 feet.

If smaller they would not be visible. Comparing the.ir diameter by the transit of Mercury it would hardly be one- tenth. I hope other'observations may have been made by other astronomers, KO that we may be. able to determine its distance." savcjs are uow experimenting a sheet-iron kite, designed distressed ships to communicate the sliore. 644 Overcoats and Reefers Still on hand of the Mammoth Stock as- siened to me by OTTO KRAUS September 14 amounting to $44,499.41 Fall Overcoats $2.75 to $8.00 We've appraised very low.

just it to $8. The former figure represents a overcoat, while the latter figure includes the finest Silk Lined and very swell, former price A. G. JENKINES, Assignee RAI4L.Y—OLD SOLDIERS AND M'KINLBY CLUBS PARADE. For above meeting at Lafayette, Oct.

13th, a special train on the Wabash railroad will leave Logansport at 8:48 a. arriving at Lafayette at 10 o'clock a. m. Returning trains will ledve Lafayette at 11 o'clock p. m.

Fare for the round trip. C. G. NEWELL, Agent. Many a day's work Is lost by sick caused by Indigestion and tronWes.

DeWltt's Little Early Risers are the most effectual pill for overconrtni? such If. Johnston. DINING-CAR SERVICE ON THE WABASH. Meals will now be served A la Carte Dining cars on the Wabash'Llne. TWs will be a great accommodation to -jjawengers'as Iti will enable them to tolect from the bill of fare Just what they want and pay pnly for what they -got.

TAe whole system Is drained and undermined by Indolent ulcers and open DeWltfs Witch Hazel Salve heals them. It Is the best pile Jno. M. Johnston. C.

T. casMor of Naiti'onnl DanK of Oormng, toais been -by A UiHlted -Staitsi of fluAczzlomciit. The deficit, is about "Boys will be boys," but you can't afford to lose any of them. Be ready -for the" green apple season by having DeWJtt's Colic Cholera Cure In the Jno. M.

Johnston. Subscribe for The Journal ONDERFUL are the cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla, and yet they simple and natural. Hood's Sarsa- pwip makes BLOOD. GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE. Send 12 cents In stamps to John Sebastian, Gen'l Pass.

Agent C. R. I. P. R'y, Chicago, for the slickest pack of playing cards you ever handled, and on receipt of such remittance for one or more packs they will be sent you postpaid.

Orders containing GO cents In stamps or postal note for same amount will secure 5 packs by express, charges paid. EXCURSIONS TO PITTSBURGH. Brotherhood ot St. Andrew Annual Convention, via Peosylvaala Lineal October 12th, 13th and 14'dh special low rate excursion tickets will be sold to Pittsburgh via Pennsylvania Ltaes, for annual convention of Brotherhood of St. Andrew; return coupons will.be valid through to original on or before October 20th.

D7 TROUBLED WITH RHEUMATISM READ THIS. Annaipolis, Apr. have used Chamberlain's Pain Balmi-for rheumaitilsm aind found it to-be all that cla-imed' for It. I believe It- to be the best preparation for deep searted muscular pains on the a-nd cheerfully recommend--It- to the G. Brooks, ibotfts, shoes, 18 Main ALSO READ THIS.

-Mcchonlcsvllle, St. Mary County; Md. sold a bottle of Chiamberiatn's Pain to a man who had been suffering with rheumatism for several years. made Mm a well man. McQlll.

For sale'at'50 per boft'le by B. Keesllng, d-ruggist. UNTOLD TOBTTJEES. Atfony Greater Than Any Horrors Portrayed by Impure Blood and Nerves Le to Organic Dlwane. Dr.

the Star of Hope, that Moanj Life, Health and Hupplnoiu, flow often we hear the expression, my life is miserable," used among' our friends and acquaintances us ivo. pass through lifel And why is life miser-; able? Because the speaker is troubled with dyspepsia, liver ov kidney complaint, constipation, nerve weakness, or other equally distressing' and harrivssing afflictions. What does the trouble arise from? -In nine cnscs out of ten from weak nerves and blood. The org-ans 1 are "all right, the machinery in perfect order, but the motive force is lacking in quality and quantity. The blood requires'.

augmentation and vitalixation. The nerves demand more strength and vig-or. By what means. this 'be effected? By the use of Dr. Greene's Nervura, the great blood reuovater and nerve tonic, the incomparable health producer which never fails.

Easy to take, always effective. bringing: back appetite. strength and vitality. Get it to-day. Try it and at once begin gel well.

"Rer member that Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy is the prescription and, discovery of the well-known- Dr. Greene of 35 West '14th New York, the most specialist in curing 1 nervous and chronic-diseases, and hence of necessity is perfectly adapted to cure just these complaints. An added value is the fact that Dr. Greene can be consulted free, personally or by letter. Louise Rounds, of- OMcago, lias bean To-ei'ec'ted -president of Illinois C.

T. U. TUe officers are Presktenlt, Mm Mniry E. Mctz- ffor, MoDiinc; Corrospondli'bg Stioretniry, 'H-tteni 'WuHkcr, re- icowMng -Secrotfary, 'Miss Ada Boll, Amelia Blodiniilnlg-tou; EJJktor Wwtcli rfww, Mirs. Carrie L.

Grout, IF YOU HAD A FRIEND ito vJsiiit some, seaMoto of MIL- Tbeories of care may be discussed at length by physicians, but the wffererB want quick relief; and One. Minute (BougK Cure will give It to them. A Mleqtfre for children. It Is "the harmleM remedy that produces Immedl- M. coarntay where dteeJiise; to tliq form eMlte niuid fever or bilious wimjttemt was parbicuTsH'ly-'rlfc, wtlMit would- IK about the best -advice yon could gdve Mm.

We Will tell youth) carry along or produce on flirivling, nitwit gaifcguard, Hos' SitlauMiidlil Bi'flwrs, known regions, to counltries, as tlie sJE of difcairmiius Mie onallite scomjalgci, -and- robbing ft of its influ-cini(jD. Nat only does fortify Ullie system iucren'si'ng 'but ovcaicwnies itlhfe llife-bowels, raid oonnnWorti'Ctts 'Uhio uiii'flavoraibte effect's of 'bodUy amd mental, exposure Ira or occupation too.s»e!dCTiit!a-ry or laboi'tous, toss of njypc- oinid oxcelssiive m'ervousniass. Tflie fuacttois of aJilmflotaitiBoin, Wiltons secre- iti'oin wad sleep tovo in It lUiosft powerful mud refllnlble 'auxSQiiwry. W. Dodtii, reeeiv-ar for HodgT man.

rutlber manufacturers and dealers, of Ntfwi York, announces tliat Ithc op-editors of itho firm Wave almost tmartinously 'agreed to accept 50 comts ONI tlie- Kliddor, otC Boston, engaged $750,000 sn gold in Lon- doiii, for -sfM-pineiiit diiirecit BOiY WON'T LIVE A MONTH. So Mr. GiUtailain Browo, of 34 M'ffl SffiUilihi Oaudiuor, toM try 'tte doc His son litad lung itfootblei ol- liowliinig typililoiid npd lie Itundred- doUams-with)'doctors, wlio fimlally glare Mm saying: boy WionMTO'aino-nitih," He'tntedDr. Kilug'a New anfl a few bot- Iffles i-esibpiied Ml(ni-'to' go to work a Jlcictiliy weil-l imffliii." owes his good-- ton.Mi to -use of Dr. mnd- knows it to 'ba eito'bWt'in Illlia for lung toaulble.

Tnirtl iDt 'B; HON. JOSIAH GROUT. me Gentleman Who Ilni Been Elected OoTerndr'of Vermont' Josiah Grout, the ol the Green Mountain was born on Vermont farm May 28,1342, Hiul spent bis enrly years in the laborious pursuits incident to the of farmer's son. He ntteudtd district school in the winter mid Inter went to an academy, where he was pursuing his studies when the war of the rebellion broke out. He went to'the front at once, enlisting ns a private in Company of the'First volunteer cavalry.

Ho was elected second lieutenant when company was permanently organized. April rmuli! a cnptniu uncl the same date was seriously in action. He still carries the bullft he received in that battle. In 1SC4 a company for the frontier cav- HON. JOSIAH GROUT.

regiment, organized to. repel the St. Albuu's raid, and was appointed a major, of the regiment. At the close of the war a J- (j rout returned home and resumed this of law in the office of his brother, Gen. Grout.

He was admitted to the bar in 1305, uud practiced law in partnership with. his brother in Barton, ot the same time assisting iu editing the Barton Standard. In 1875 he moved to Chicago, where be practiced his profession for three years: He then moved Moline, 111., and was elected supervisor of 'Roc3c Island county. He declined a proffered nomination to run for congressman, and in 1SSO returned to Vermont, settling with his family in the Hinman homestead, where his wife was born, in After leaving Chicago Mr, Grout abandoned the practice of law nnd turned his energies to farmin.sr. He owns one of the largest farms in He was elected to the legislature in 1972 and 1S74, and the latter time was chosen speaker.

After his return from the west he was again sent to the legislature in 1884, 1ESG and 1888, sen-ing ns speaker the last two terms. He was a state senator in ISSS'atid has 'been vice president nnd president of this Tipniibllcnr- of Vermont. A' PCHSONED LIVER. Dow't Keep Protean In Your' Body Iwn'goi- TilKUl You Harre To. your stomnidlii-'poteOTis your liver Hie ni.ny.be ecriwis, iiWiBons arise' 4n -your come -from uud'tees'texl food wute3i lias dieaamposed yoaiir WJood 'nod go to your fiver rtniey iMirviUj'sse its fwncttioos i.ke you Mi'oius.

lilnnllly tlhcy. go'Suito 1 dllfe Mood ng.ito siml arc over body, dis- ordvaing your organs, aiktaiK yow damseroiisly te Ilile; onfeJIni of mnmy 'dfefinsos wvhMv flr.o aiOlt aliwaa-s Icnowu for what 'Jlhc iWisoms oC nwdigcstetl food omily ibo po't rid of wo of -a purl- fyliup, rftonigHlwiuJng, dilBesttvc tonic, lilvc ItHe SJiakcf A fcwdoises of -Urn's wonderfuil cordial wiMl scon dlcnir n.way j'sdl unciilgosted, form'eiildi'ng, poilisonous Wuibstajiccs, K- sltorc your aid you -to digest jioftr IfoVxl, 'jnmty blOKXl ot affil- dninigcaxiuis nnd restores you to ipcntfect Oiflnftb. It wilM Indigestion, 'nausea, licia'daiehe, dizziness, mental fever, flatulence, oanSitiiiwIt'Jwn, loss, of lappetStei bad taste acJ.e, nniaqmla.i'b'eu- AvTicrc. otter mc-tlfctes vi-iffl baire-Jy, giive rciltef. AM- dnTgBifiitiS.

ccnits for a i-rinl for free' book to Tihe SHakers, 30 Sta-ect, N'cm- York. Am exnimtoatfon wffll Held by tliu Uiiittcd -Staftes OlTil Sen'i'ce Commission; 'OB Oct. 28, 29, ,30 auil 31, jjosJttaiis d-i-aiCts- -froii: Aval tsurain, IwajHing. find ren'MIaitlng'th-atoiiMui, connipmtor, anil rerelinituJctuTal hi -the oflrce oif oinwrvfeinB the C. Dctoino, super- itnltouidieirit -of Ghl-, oago, IMS served the board of eaiicnitlon years.

WDen Babr itak, Outorta. trben iheVoiiA Child, itia CnstorU. cbo 1 r-iniijt ftVlp Sf" twl V. FREE PILLS, yoniiv fl'ddwss R' Buckloii niad. 'got free, -sample tff'Dr.

K'tag's L'ilte PlfflS: trial will couvjince you'of inci-its. piffite 'fltre. nvisy. in oiwl are -effective to i-toe cuire.of coa- slW'paWon laiadjsfck ijitoittaolie. For uial- liavc.Jjecn proroa tovmJmable.

-They a're guatnii- toe frefe'frotUi every' deteiteirilous aiad-to-be purely ATogatialbte They do "not weaken by Kfliclr 'a'efiioM, bht by s'ivtag tone, to nmd inviigorate system. Regular size 25c per -box. by B. F. Keesli'ttg, druggist-.

PoIsbn Ivy, msect bites, btritoes, Maids, burns, are quickly cured.bylDe- Wltt's Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile M. Johiuton. NOTIOE OF Stmite of 'Imliiaiin, Counilty, T.he oC Ind'laiuia- vo iflie Cbiiss gi-ooltag: JoJm M. Bliss, clerk at 'Hie 'lvuit Count, sum! for cburty afoi'csnikl, do (hereby cetttitfy 'tlimt am etaJtion, -be Iwkl at lUite places for WoM'ing cJec- ois il-u tine amtl pro- cHs of QII.SS county, by (jun.li.Cictl voters tlici'eof, on Tucsdeiy following JSOG, tlie THI'RD DAY OF XOVBMKBR, 1890. iror Millie puiifKx-io of olectiiinia: uMrfceeji pei'sonw to servo ui.s Disteict siiiul -two (o serve EUxrtors for il'Jif iSllsiite of IwlieiJM.

at twgc for Prcsi'd'eiiit: vinKl Pros': dt'lffif, af the SlsttKis lid- 'tHie punposc of foliloNY.i'nii Sto.de inml County offi-eens: One of One LiOHtoniiiin-t Governor of. Onii! Si'iii'dhi-ry One A-ralSUw of Slmt'o. Truawm'er of of 'S Oiiio Rciwitcr ot Supreme Court of Shtfo. FvibJic In- Oif Owe Slt'iiuiHliic-liwii of Stwite. One JuKlge of Appellate Court of Suite-.

Einwt District O.u«.. Judge of A-pi-xfltoto -Court of Stote, iSaonnd DLstniiet. Jwlige of AippoHiiine Court One Judge of AippolHa't'e Court- of feiKie, Fourth Diistiijlet. Judge of A.ppeiHa.te Court! of FiiiCdli Dustriot One ilSic Elevcalii Diilstnit-t of.Imllia-nia. OHO for Oass niuKl One Rieiireisanitniuivc of Oouinty.

Oioe Pro-seeutiiiug Attorney, Twcralty- oiutfli JudllcitiH Cfircuilit of 0-iiic of Oaiss Oiic SlbMli.lt Onias Couirty. One of Oass County. One CwronBr of Gaiss Oaife Survecroir a-iss Couiuty. Assessor of Ones County. of Qounity, Fiiirst Dltetriet.

Oiue Ooraiiiu'ifesiioiiiior of County, TMixTDftsfcriot. It testilmouy wihereof- I licre- aiiibo set -nxv ihmittl nmd u.ffisod of eflhl court, ait 3rd A. D. 1S96. JOH'N M.

BLISS, CC-ci-k of 'One Oass Cl-rcu'-t Court. Xo mine voteins o-f Crass Coumlty. Ind'luumi: Isaflalh, A. -wUtflrtn niml far Giisis Couinlty, Iml'uiiia, flo here- oeiptiilf ithiit 'Hue -mbovo amid feresoJOi; 'is fuH, oaiupteto nswl correct iaopy of '(Hie oni'Stal DoWcc of election, now 1113' hnimis. I.

A. ADAMS. of Cass The Darlington, Journal, eaya editorially of a. popular patent medicine: "'We know from-experience that iOhamberlaJn's CoMc," Cholem and Diarrhoea Remedy, Is all that Is olaimied for it, as on two occasions it stopped, excruciating pains and possibly saved from aa untimely grave. We would -not rest easy over night without it in the house." This 'remedy undoubtedly saves more suf- feriuig than any other medicine In the Every family should keep It lu the house for it Is sure to be needed sooner or later.

For sale fey B. F. keesliog, druggist. Masked rotybers li-dd up We ni'all coach fonts- milet f-rom Sail AritxMiIo, niiiSh sacks stole If you have ever.seen a llttta child In the agony of summer complaint, you can realize the danger of the trouble and appreciate the value of Instantaneous relief always afforded bjrUeWltl's Oollc, Cholera Cure. For fljwentery and diarrhoea It la a reliable remedy.

-We could not afford to reconKtw'nd ttus as a cure unless It were a M. Johnaton. Dr. Aodrow J. Puruy, jmdtor of ithe Afitouiff McUiodlst -Bjfccopnl channel): ait Buffaao, dn-oppenl on the sti-eo X.

Y. about 50yeans If your children are subject 'to croup for the flrst symptom of the If Ohaajjerlaln's Opugh Remedy Js given as as the child becomes. hoarse it will prevent after the 'croupy cough "has appeared attack can al- be'prevented by giving reni- -edy. tt Is also Invaluable for arfds and whooping-cough. For sale B.

F. druggtet. DISEASES OP THE SKIN. The hitense itching and dent to eczema, tetter, other aiwBKB of tHte skin instantly. tpplying CKaiiiberlain's Eye Skin Ointment.

Many very bad cases have been ftrnmncntly, cured by it. It is equally sfficicnt for ittliing piles nnd ft fcvontcrcm- s6re nipples; chapped Jiancta, cml- trost bites, and chronic eyes. "For nftle by druggists at. 25 ccntsj" box. Try Dr.

Cody's Ccndilion Pawters, the; Good Blood Is essential to health. Every nook and corner of the system la reached by the blood, and on Its quality the condition of every organ do-: pends. Good blood means strong nerves, good digestion, robust health. Impure blood means scrofula, dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh or other diseases. way to have good blood to take Hood's Saraaparilla.

This medicine purifies, vitalizes, and enriches the blood, and sends the elements of health and strength to every nerve, organ and tissue. It creates a good appetite, gives refreshing sleep and cures that tired feeling. Remember, Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the in facttlic Ono True Blood ruriner. cure I.ivcr His; easy to j. cure J.ivcr ins; cosy HOOfl FlIlS take, easy toopcrate.250.

GEO. HUFF. Decatur, 111., Mar. 30, 1894. Montlcello, 111.

have been suffering from Indigestion for the. eleven years, and during that time have used many remedies, but got no relief, I have used two $1 bottles of your Syrup Pepsin, and can say that It has afforded me wonderful relief, and my appetite never was better. Yours very truly, GEO. W. For sale by B.

F. Keesllng." I Mark FOR THE BLOOD, LIVER 4 JB. B. B. S.

cured me of r. bad cast, of Liver and Kich iejr Trouble. Yours, JOHN Lebanon, In'd. 4BBBB.arepurely.v«E;e:ablo.; 5 sixty in-a days' treatment in'a Price $1 per or six for Manufactured by H. C.

ConnersvlIIc, In'd, For sale by all-druggists. FOll SALE 13Y B. F. BLUWSLING, The Logansport Humane Society (INCORPORATED;) For the Prevention of Cruelty to Women Children and Animals B. S.

Pres. Goo. J. traax W. Officer.

S. Rice. J- C. Barter. F.

a Coolbough GeoW Walters, J.J- Hlldebrandt Mrs. W. D. Ftatt MK. J.

N. NeB, Telephone No. 30. Be port caws ol cruelty to Secretary. EXCURSION TO BLUFFTON, VJa Line, October 13th to October ISto to 15th the Vandalla Line will sell excursion from all stations In Indiana to Bluffton, ot one fare for- the round trip, account Baptist CouventJoD and Young People's Union of Indiana.

Tickets good to return until October 19tb, Inclusive. For full particulars call on nearest Vandalla Line Ticket Agent, or address E. A. Ford, General Passenger. Agent, St.

Louis, Mo. Don't trifle away time when cholera morbus or diarrhoea. Fight 'them In the beginning with Colic Cnott-ra Cure, You don't have to wait for "results. They are Instan? taneous and it leaves the bowela In healthy M. Johnston.

EXCURSIOXS TO'- ria EBNNSrLV.VNIA October llth, 12th and 13th, low round trip excursion tickets to Washington, D. will be sold from ticket stations on Pennsylvania Lines for; Union Veteran Legion Annual Bncmnp- incnt, return coupone valid October 20..