Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 2

Women go OB, htedleisly ignoring -the dangers -that right in the path of their thoughtlessness. little warnings until they get used to them. The warnings "become louder louder, and they do not heed them. Their 'sickness increases like a snowball rolling down hill. The sickness comes on gradually, and Vthey get used to it gradually, but it 'ruins their lives just the same.

One wo- jnan In a hundred, perhaps, is perfectly healthy. Sometimes her weakness is inherited, itomctimea acquired by careless- aen. la every case, care and Dr. Pierce'a Favorite Prescription will give her new life and strength and vitality. It will fill ant the holloSvs in her cheeks, bring color to her lips, brighten her and make her really and truly a woman.

The Favorite Prescription" is of inestimable ralue at three stages in the lives of every the girl becomes a woman, when the woman becomes a mother, and when the mother becomes incapable of "maternity. At these times it gives safety mod strength. It the only medicine the public for woman's peculiar ailments, adapted to her delicate organization by a regularly graduated phy experienced and skilled specialist in these maladies. It cannot do harm in any condition of the system. Its exceed the combined sales of all other for women.

Every woman should have and read Dr. Werce'a Common Sense Medical Adviser, great book of a thousand pages, pro. ftttely Illustrated which will be sent on receipt of one-cent atamps, to pay for mailing only. Addrem, petwary Medical Association, No. fcain Street, BufWo, N.

Y. BAN-AMERICAN MEDICAL OON! GRIHSS. -Forabove named meeting, which lakes place at Mexico, November 16th to ieth, the Walbash railroad company will around trifc ttck- ait; rate of Tickets wlM be on November fltb and 9tih, good re- tnrnlng Including December 3Iat Stop- orew win be allowed to Mexico only, i C. G. NBWELL, Agent.

'I VICTIM OF It doesn't matter mnch whether sick headache, blllouanew, Indigestion and are caused by neglect or 6jy nnavoldable circumstances; DeWitt's Little Early Risers will speedily them Johnstos. KaaiMi City Womam "to a SnrprlM. Residents of that portion of Kunsas -City near the cable railway power-house -n-ere treated to a rare surprise the other day. A woman returning from market with a beefsteak in one hand and carrying a large parasol in the other was seen passing slowly along. the ing intently at a pasjingcablecar.

The 'next instant the woman was gbne-Hjnly the parasol remained on the thu brown paper package of beef- Bteak was missing. The thing- waa marvelous enough to stop the cable, car, from which the passengers, men, women and children, clambered down ran to the, spot where the small woman, had last seen. Other people came and the crowd soon grew to more than 100 astonished people. When the raised it was.fcund, to havecovered.aa open manhole In the sidewalk. Twelve feet below, on a pile, of freshly purchased coal, waa the small woman on knees, one hand still clasping the package of beef- etcak the other imploringly stretched upward for help.

Her hat was awry and her face wag streaked with soot. A man brought a ladder, upon which the small woman climbed to the aide- waJK, tine tirlous. ane shook her fist at the who owned the jnanholo and threatened him -with dire vengeance. The' crowd sympathized with her and raid it was ft nbamethat citizens could not walk along the streoti without danger of breaking- their becawe -of other people's The woman not hurt beyond an. abrasion, on one of her elbows.

She had fallen down the hole straight as a plummet. To a 'friend she acknowledged, afterward that curiosity was the cause of her -tumble. She was gazing at the. passing cable car Just to see if she knew' anyone on it. 644 Overcoats and Reefers Still on hand of the Mammoth Stock as- toVne by OTTO KRAUS September 14 amounting to $44,499.41 Fall Overcoats $2.75 to $8.00 We've appraised very low, just think of it to $8.

The former figure representsia overcoat, the latter figure, includes the finest Silk Lined and very swell, former price A. G. JENKINES, Assignee IMPJIOVED DINING-OAB SERVICE ON THE WABASH. will now be A la Carte all Dining cars on the Wabasb. Line.

"TMs will be a great awcommodatlon to, pMBengers ft trill enable them to from ttie bill of fare Just what want and pay only for what they BUOKLBN'S ARNICA. SALVa Toe Beat Salre In the world for bruises, sores, nlcert, wui rhenm, fever tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all akin eruptions, ana positively cures piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refuaaed. Prise 25 cents per box. Per sale by B.

F. Kees- Ung. yon have ever seen a little child in agony of summer complaint, you can realize the danger of the trouble and appreciate the value of Instantaneous relief always afforded by DeWltt's Oollc A Cholera Core. For dyiwntery diarrhoea It Is a reliable remedy. could not afford to recommend this a cure unless it were a M.

Johnston. Ll-vlnjjston W. Cleveland, the Republican cfindldato for probate Judge to New Haven, bos given a gold-ltaed to each of the forty delegates ycmtlon. Loulis Duprez, itlhe tenor, has just died to Parite. He was 90 years old.

His artistic ll'fe was a full ono, both as singer and a compoeer. From 1842 to 1850, ft professor at ttie Parfs con- sccvatodrie, toe was the Wtimate. friend of DondzettJ, Eosel-nl uBd Auber-jfads (ITjarrel with' the last on religious grounds being an Interesting episode In the lyric Matory of this century. FREE PILLS. Sand your address to H.

B. Buckleii CMcago, amd' geit a free eaimple box of Dr. Eling'B New Mfe PlMs. A trial wiffll convince you of merits. These iplHs 'are eaey in action and partiloularay effective dn tihie cuiro 'of con- BUpatloo sick For mal- airia'aaid 'Hirer troubles they have been proved invaluable.

are guaranteed to perfecffly CreB from, every deleterious sdbstaaiioe'aind to purely vegetable. They do noit weaken by fflielr but. by tone to and bowels greatly.invigorate the system. -Regular size box. Sold by B.

F. Miss Bottte Wilaon, the youmg ter of the genewiil, has entered near Hoonokc, where slie will be a student for the "Boys'will be boys," but yon cn.n'1; afford to lose any of them. Be ready for the green apple; season by having DeWltt's CbUe ft Cholera Cure in the M. Johnston. VhM Baby wu lick, her Cartoria, Wkcn ibe WM a Child, ate erW 'OP Caitorta.

Wbnabe became chiug to Cutoria, had CUldiw.flh? (piTetlieni Theories of cure may be discussed at length by physicians, but the suffereri want quick relief; and One Sllnute Oorigh Cure will give It to them. A safe cure for children. It Is "the only harmless remedy that produces Immediate resnlts-V-Jno. M. Johnston.

The.city coimcll of WaWham, -is to caro for the tomb of General ttianael'P. -Banka, in HM ccme-' tery, that city. It 'has somewhat neglected of late. EON LY True Blood Purlier prominently in the public dayi.Hood'.Sarsap^^ WOMJEN VOTE fs FOR PRESIDENT For the first time in the history of this country an opportunity, for women to publicly express their choice for president Is offered. The method-is unique 'and will result in" showing on just what effect, woman vote will have affairs, A wflio bus business re- laClons with moat of tfie.

prominent newspapers in the limited States, proposes. the plan as follows: All women over 18 awe entitled to o-ue vote. The votes by states will be shown In' the papers on erory Wednesday and 'Saturday until Nov. Women are requested to read more than one side 'of'the question'and act upon their own judgment. Write the iiaiine of catidl- diaite oa a postal eaxd and write' your own name and address cleiu-Jy, also city and state.

On line lower left hand corner the name of. a txanker grocer wiho knows you. The precfliUtian Is to prevent flood-ing thie 'muHl wllflii fleHt'iotn Names unknown to grocer or banter will be rlttown out), very eaueful to write clearly and ami -acknowledgement of the receipt' of each vote will be sent to-the fair voter. Scud the postal to Cereal Food Coffee Rattle Creek, Mich. It Is wrged 1 tlhflt every esfwnest woman, will not hesitate to expend a penny to register her preference et this Interesting period of 'history.

Tttils company -has a national repnto- tton amd'pledge their integrity and honor -to report the vote 1 exactly re- calved, without fear or favor. A sworn sta'tement of Hie final vote polled up to 7 m. Nov. 4th will -be published Nov. and the vote ae it progresses will be showin 1 on every Wednesday and Saturday 'betweea now and then; equestrian statue of Garibaldi was uwvelled to Slma an September 20.

TQie fetes given, -in' honor of the ITigtfraMon of this statue lasted for T-bto town was Ulanntoated and the statue of hero Uffhted night by oteotrtc llight 6n November 3, the anndversary of the battle of Montana, a fine equestrian statue of Ganlbfllldl In bronze will be unveUed at ROY-ISO. IF YOU HAD A FRIEND About to vtott some section of the oounltry where malaria disease; either lin tihe form 'of ebiUs and fever.or bilious remittent was particularly rife, would be about the best advice, you could.gdve -him. We will tell to carry along or produce on arriving, that patjaatmfldtoMnl safeguard, Hos- tefitea'a Elttdps, known throughout mnteia-pTiagued. regions, and to otlher countries, as surest meams of dlaarmtag the mlas- maitflte' scoupoige, and robbing it of Its Ml dieatirurotlve Influence. Not only does It fortify system by Increasing Its stanntaa, but overcomes Irregutorlty fllgeetian, the Hwer and ond cawflternxsts un'flavoraible effeeta of over-cscciiM'Oin, toodlly -and mental, exposure in rough weather, or oocuipatlom too sed-anteiry or laborious, loss of appetite excessive aervouaness.

Th'o unicUiioiiB of'laHiLmBntaitdion, blllDU9 secretion and sleep (have in it most power- fiul 'and refflalble auxiliary. oif Cioirca, wfoo has Just entered Roanoke College, Sailem, as a student, Js said: to.be bright and Aniother Coreon, Surh Beung Klii, is' in class of the some college. Thle Is the day of and antl- that, but what people need most nowadays Simmons Liver Regulator, the King ot Liver MedMnes, and''better than pills. "I hove used no other antt-bllious remedy for six years and kinow from experience that for ladles of a constlpat ed -habit nothing equals V. Craig, Ellehbury, Fla, iPrtace Lulgi of Savoy, a -nephew of the king of Italy, who is making tour of the world on board the Italiflni cruiser Ortettrforo, Colombo, wtll arrive in UmJted States about tihe middle of this month.

Don't trifle away time when you Jiave cholera mornus or diarrtioea. Fight them In the -beginning with DeWitt'g Colic Choiera Cure, You don't have to wait for results. They are Instantaneous and It leaves the bowels In healthy M. Feminine clei'ks are rare, but Georgia.Richards, whb occupies that position to," Araipaiioe. couoty, Colo- raflo, neirelves a'salary of $5,000 a year, the toxgest paid to any womam official to the Many a day's work to! by sick hwifecne caused by Indigestion and itoniacii troubles.

DeWltt's Little Barly Risers are the rooiit effectual pill, for such Dwi't Keep Poison in YOHT Body If joair etamnjcfli poisons your liver cooBequieihicee tnoy bo seriotw. WlhBit poisons arise to jour stomach come from, undigested food which bus decomposed your Wood and go to your liver tf icy its uncWoos and tniake yoiu blltoos. fiy tnto blood again are can'ted 'ail-over ttie body, disordering your different orgaius, and per- limps making- you dwogeroualy sick. ITblls to nine of many diseases wMcih ate not alwnjyia known for of -undiigested food eon only bo got rid of by the use of a purl- fyltaig, diligflstlve tonic, lite.ilihe-sittiket Digestive A. few doses tiiite wonderful cordial wliH soan-cOeair away all undigested, fennenltjlnig, ipotosooious ssufbstancee, restore your -aippeM-te, aild you -to digest yonir food, 1 purify 'your liver mind blood ctf aiil dongerous poisons, and restores you to perfect toeaJtfli.

It will, cure boMou-sness, Indigesttatt, hea'daiche, dizziness, mental weaikmees; fever, flatulence, loss of ajjipettilltie, bad taste fti maiitlhv stanwelh-iaclha; anaemia, rheu- innflifilsm, where other 'mOd'Lctocs barely give relief. AM druggists. Tea cesorts for a trial bottle. Wrtto for free book to The 30 Beade Streert, New York. Ex-Governor Waite of'Colorado, during Jite itenn of office exerted peculiarly stimulating i'nfluemce on 1 the abusive.faeuQties of the public, and a Deliver -newspaper kept a scrap book entirety devoted to the nicknames were bestowed on Jhlm.

The list IS long anid 'exhibits a wealth of fancy rarely equaled. BE CONVINCED. On receipt of -ten- cents, cash or stamps, a generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hoy Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demonstrate rts great merit. Full size 50c. ELY BROTHERS, 56 Wamran New York City.

Catarrh caused difficulty In speaking and to ft great extent lose of hearing. By the use of Ely's Cream Balm dropping of mucus has ceased, voice and (hearing have greatly W. Davidson, Attorney-at-Law, Monmouth, 111. The noted chieftain Mohammed Ben Zaed, the most powerful vassal of tihe Moorish Sultan, is a striking oif toe effect of excessive in the use of the coffee bean. He Is 52 years old.

When, he was 44 his eye- slight began, to faD, by the: time he ireaiched his 50th year -he was entirely YOUR BOY WON'T LIVE A MONTH. So Mr. Oilman. Brawn, of 3-i Mill Gardiner, was'told by the doctors. His son bad lung trouble, following typJHOtld materta, npd he spent three Irandned dollare with), doctors, io gave hilim -up, saying: "Your boy won'lt Wve a monfeh." He 'fried Dr.

King's New DtepOTery iamd a few bot- tJies restored hSm to 150 work a per- Secffly well mam. He nays he owes his present good heattlh. to use of Dr. KUnig'e New Discovery, and knows it to thte ithe world for lung troulMe. Trial bottles free at B.

F. KeesBng'8, whole system Is drained and ondermined by Indolent ulcers and open sores. DeWWs Witch Hazel Salve tpeedlly heals them. It is the best pile sure known.Ajno. Johnston.

A REMARKABLE TOOTHt Woadirf ul Belle In the Tempi" at Vmlta- damn, Japan. The temple, at Yakadama, Japan, cor.T tatas a wonderful relic in the shape of a tooth which; tradition says, one of the goda pulled his jaw in order to have a weapon with which to dispatch an immense icobra, says the St. Louis Republic. Years ago, according to the after the tooth had worshiped by heathen devotees for centuries, a change of sentiment took in to the relic. It was declored to be a fraud and was, accordingly.

to a powder and then thrown into the river. the particles came together, BO the' priests say, and again formed, themselves into a perfect which found as. perfect ns before the ordeal, quietly reposing in the bed of the river. After this miracle, the "Temple of the Sacred Tooth," which bod also been. destroyed by the unbelievers, was rebuilt.

and the tooth again enshrined as no object of luloration. At present it is kept in a gold, box wrapped in 'films from the 'sacred white spider's web. in the power of the Sacred Indestructible Tooth say that It in a molar of some extinct ipeclw of gigantic animal. Pennsylvania railroad ia the hlgbeit taxpayer in the city of.PbJla-. delphia.

The. WAS Bow St LoulB Merchant bis- posed of Collector. Method Wai Jolt a But FnAtabU In the End Bad IiQtt of Fam. How to got rid of "an objectionable collector was demonstrated in St. Loute very long ago.

A certain firm, sSySi Itepubllc of that city.vwere unquestionably solvent and good for they owed, but collections were slow, and they decided, to keep their creditor waiting in turril The Cincinnati house announced that It pf representatives to settle the matter. The doughty German made ready to receive his visitor with due honors. He Cnvited several friends to the reception, and instructed them what to do. When the representative of the Cincinnati firm put in an appearance in the office of his German customer he found there several congenial spirits. He introduced, and the head of the firm suggested that they proceed the street and have something to drink before settling down to business.

The traveling man was agreeable to the ipropoeition. It was in midsummer, and a. half- dozen or more bottles of champagne; frozen almost tasted especially good. The'Qermans iwere liberal drinkers, and share. was had forgotten (nil 'aboutA-tte" business which brought' to an'drtime slipped by quickiy'ln'tne company of congenial friends, About.

five'o'clock. in evening the called a eirringe amT all rode np Cin- stopping. vi tooBiniVui 'liJfcroom, 10 me union 10 him on Once watch and conductor, HOW THEY CARED FOB HIM. told him. to take good care of his passenger and wake him up the next morn- jng, jiist before the train got to Cincinnati.

There wasn't a bitch in the pro- gramme, and everything came off just as theiGermans had calculated it would. When 'the train ncared Cincinnati jtrnveling man was awakened, and- it took him some time to know where ho was, and how in the world he had gotten aboard the train. It has never been "told what his house said'to him when he returned witho-nt settlement' of the account of the St. Louis merchant, but the latter's note was extended, and he bos often since then the story of how be got rid of an objectionable "collector. eanr Dr.

Tanner's famous fast of 40 days it thrown into the background as a starvation -feat by the performances of the big-anaconda at the Philadelphia zoological gardens, which was only.re- cehtly tempted to cot a nice fat tabibt after going hungry for 22 months. It may have been even longer, but the keepers have no record of doings previous to- it's- captivity, and so can't tell. It is not very unusual for a snake to abstain from food for several months, at the end of which time death generally results; but the anaconda case ia distinctly different from any other. Its fast lasted more than twice as long, as any in the history of the "zoo," and during the. whole of iU continuance there was no evidence of ill health.

The, spell now seems, to be.en- broken, and the anaconda calls, regularly for its meals. A benevoler.t Englishman has Just given £1,000 toward the maintenance. of the tendon Cnts' horoe. TIE IVER PILLS SICK HEADACHE Positively cured Little Pills. They aho relieve' 'Distress from Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating.

A perfect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Bad Taste Mhe Mouth, Torigoe Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They Purely and all the lime Hood'i Sargaptrilta hat been advertiaed blood purifier. Ite great cures have-been- accomplished through of scrotula, Mlt rheum, eczema, rheumatism, neuralgia, catarrh, nervouaneu, that tired feel- Ing. It cures others fail, because it Strikes at tbe root o( the disease and eliminates every germ of imparity. Thousands testify to absolute cares of blood diseases by Hood's Sareaptrilla, although discouraged by the failure ot other medicines.

Bern bmber that Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the fact the One True Blood Purifier. easy to buy, easy to take, Hood PlIlS easy to operate. 25c. GEO. W.

HUFF. Decatur, Mar. 80,1894. Syrup Pepsin Montlccllo, 111. have been suffering: Indigestion for the.

past eleven and during that time used many rernedles, but got no llef. I have Used---two bottles or your Syrup Pepeln, and can say that It has me wonderful relict- and my appetite never was better. Tours very truly, GEO. W. For sale by F.TKeesllng.

FOR THE LIVER .4 B. B. B. B. cured me of a bad case of Liver'and Kidney Trouble.

JbllN SPICKtESItGBE, Lebanon, Ind. 4 are purely vegetable. up ii capsules, sixty in a tux: i in a box. Price $1 per "box, or six for $5. Manufactured by H.

C. BRAOQ, For sale by'iill druggists. SX.LB BY F. KVWBUNG, The Looansport Humane Society (INCORPORAtED.) For the Prevention of Cruelty Women Children and E. S.

Goo. J. Illldebrmntlt-Xrww. W. M.

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Ooottxrach Walters, 3.3- Blldebnuidt, Peel HrM. N. I Ndl. Ad lln 'Telephone So. 3K- Bepott caies'btcrueltj to Secretarj.

TESE "OVEKLAND LIMITED." The famous trans-continental the Chicago, Uodoe Pacific North- Western line, leaves Chicago at 6 m. every day to-the year vta. the Chi- cago North-WcstBrn. R'y, and makes -fcbV'trlp to Cailfornila' In'only three days. Double dnawtag room cars, Buffet, and Library cars, dining and: free reclining chair cars are features of the perfect' train.

Agcots-of 'Counectlnjr lines sell tickets via The Chicago ern' p'ampMcts and: full furnished on- application- to Wl'B. K-niskcrn, 'G. 'P. III; OONDTJOTED EX 'OURSDONS TO CALIFOIRNLV- Untoo; Pacific Chicago every: Comfortable Tourist Steeptog Cairs; ttoe- and the best of caw; and- attenitlon are- ad-raiatagcs aocuired by -those who thwer ercuaslowst For full particulars. apply to your nfianrest fieket agent, B.

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