Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 2

CANTON EXCUKSflON. Round TrJjp Fromi'Loeninapoi-t vJa Special Both Ways. Thursday, October 22d, a special mute excursion to Canton, CXh'iio, will be ruin yiift PoTOnsylvjml'a limes'. $4 round trip tDrom Spec-M train wiffl leave p. ceoytKil time, Thursday 2iM.

at Canton at a. Odtdber opportunity to stio Win. 'MeKSwiey aird take part lu day's exorcises. Rehmiinj: 'Jrom traitil will leave 32 o'clock woon, cwiti-nl ttroo, Friday, October 23d. Tickets valid only ou Uiosc special trains.

The Darlington, Journal, says editorially of a popular patent medicine: "We know from experience that Onamberlflln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Is nil that Is claimed for It, as on two occasions it excruciating pains 'and poesl- Wy saved us 'from an untimely grave. We would not-rest easy over night -without it in the house," This remedy undoubtedly saves more pom and suf- ttering than any other medicine to the world. Every family should keep it lii the house for It Is sure to be needed or later. For sate by B. F.

KeeaUmg, druggist. CONDUCTED EX- 'CUBSEOXS TO CALIFORNIA. Via the Chicago, TJniton Pacific North-Western line leave Cblcago every Thursday. Coonfortaibte Tourist Sleeping Cars, low rates, quickest ttoe and the best of caire wad attenitton, are by 'those who join those excursions. For full particulars apply to your aeairesit ticket agent, or address B.

Knfekern, G. P. T. Chicago North-Western R'y, 'Chicago, III. Subscribe for The Journal, 40 cents a oonth.

THEY'RE "ONTO YOU," BEN! Thioro ore many glaring laicooatet- eaeles to found the of most of the free silver', sheets. On JlHTch 12, the' Pharos, at Logiansport, tb'e following 1 which Is directly oufposito to caiinpalgin lisscmtions: -It is at proboWc that the inex't'lKrasc Vill luive favorable. to the 'free 1 sHver at a ratio 1C 'to 1. When it becomes a domoiiisitraitttl fact that there Is' no dan" w.r oC this country adopting the. silver itniiclai-d in conducting the business of liho country, prosperity wIiM como in.u'd, with lower taxes on tlbe necessaries of TM'e, overy kind of tais'imss will-l boom Richmond Teleigvnun.

IF TROUBLED WITH RHEUMATISM READ TBJS. Annapolis, Apr. have used Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism amd found It to be all that is claimed for It I believe It to be the best preparation for rheumatism ana deep seated muscular pains on the market and cheerfully recommend It to the Jno, G. Brooks, dealer In boots, shoes, No. 18 Main St ADSO READ THIS.

MechnmJcsvJJle, St. Mary County, Md. sold a bottle of Obamberlaln's Pain Bnlm to a man who had been Buffering with rheumatism for several years. It made him a well man. A.

J. McGIll. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by B. F. Keesling, druggist.

"Boys will be boys," but you uun't to lose any of them. Be ready for the green apple season by having DeWltt's Colic Cholera Cure In the M. Johnston. When Baby -ma nick, we her Wlien WM Child, nhtr crtft) 'or Ontario. Then Jlisi, ulin TO Omrtorin, IT'S NOT STRANGE That people prefer to buy cheap, NOT CHEAP GOODS but BEST GOODS CHEAP.

It shows their common sense and in this instance their appreciation of their luck. Merchandise disaster, Bankruptcy to the Merchant, means luck, reduced prices, about HALF REGTOAR PRICES to the consumer, Such is with the OTTO KRAUS stock. The Clothing and Shoes were the best the quality and variety immense, It would be strange considering the hard times if thepeop diftnotbuy staple goods appraised and sold at about 50c on the dollar. A. G.

JENKINES, Assignee WITH 'EM." Editor Boqp, of flio Admmce, may bo in'tcamgent in W9 use of phrases some. times, but can accuse hlto of not foroable 'af-ter brainy editorial -wMch oivpcaretl to a recent Issuo of Ms paiper: "To-beH -srJWli a Voter TVTIO will sacrifice principle for pai'ty In tltnes like the present. The patriot -will take the cut amd rote for Bryan and free silver and help by word and act to defeat the gold standard." The 'famous -tramB-coatlneDtal train rla the CMcago, Paclflc North- Itoe, Chicago ait 6 p. m. day.

to.th« year rfa the Ctol- cago Nofrtlh-WestcpD R'j, and makes the trip to OaUfounia In only three Double diwwtasr Sleeping caw, Buffet, SmoktoS and Lltojary cars, dining oars and free recMning cUaJr care awj features of the perfect tealo. Agauta of eomneettng Hues sell tickets Vila The Gbtogo North-Western R'y. Illustrated pamphlets and full informaitlou foe furnlsbed on flpplicaJtlon to W. B. K'tttskorn, G.

P. A T. Ohloago, 111. If your children are subject to croup for the flrgt eymptom of the If Chamberlain's Oough Remedy Is given.as soon as the cMld becomes hoarse It will prevent the attack. Even after toe croupy has appeared tie attack can al- traye be prevented by glvmg this remedy.

It Is also Invaluable for colds and eough. FoV sale by B. F. JJeesHng, druggist. Hon.

John one of the prominent of Terre Haute tear, Tvill remove to IndianaipoillB 1m- meaiately after election to continue the practice of law. Pbteon Ivy, Insect bites, bruises, burns, are quickly cured by De- Wltf a Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile M. Johniton. Biirgillars entered the St Joe county tofl'ffinairy, knocked down, thte suiperln- itendenit's son and rol)bed the superintendent of $80. It doean't matter much whether sick headache, blllounneoj, Indigestion and conatlpatlon.

are caused by neglect or by unavoidable circumstances; DeWitt's Little Early Risers will speedily cure them alL-Jno. M. Johnatoc. Tneorles of cure may be discussed at Jensen by Dnf the sufferers want quick relief; and One ijinute Cure will give It to them. A cure for It Is "the'only termless remedy that produces 'Immediate M.

Johnston. whole system to drained and undermined by Indolent ulcers and open DeWltf0 Witch Hazel Salve jpeedlly heals them. It is the best pile cure M. Johns ton. IRED MOTHERS find help in Hood's 'Sarsaparilla, which givea pure blood, appetite and new and needed STRENGTH.

Thto di'plitfh'erla epidemic in Delaware Is practically stamped out, betuig -file only point still giving trouble. Don't trifle away time when you have cholera morbus or diarrhoea. them In the beginning with DeWltt'B Colic Cholera Core, You don't have to wait for results. They are Instantaneous and It leaves the bowels In healthy M. Johnston.

Quite a n.THn'bei 1 ott counterfeit silver quarters, tlie dates ami '94, -Wave recently been circulated at Wayne. If you have ever seen a little child In the agony of summer complaint; you can realize the danger of the trouble appreciate the value of Instantaneous relief always afforded by DeWltf Oollc Cholera Cure. For dysentery and diarrhoea It Is a reliable remedy; We could not afford to recommend this is a cure unless It were a M. JotMton. Man, a versatile writer, has re- with the Watoash Tribune.

Dr. Herman "Von who suddenly left Hamowttd, committed In- Chilcoigo iby taking morphine. IS IT CURABLE A Question. -Offten Askad' -by Hh'ose Af- fliltotied Wlltth Is a. drained curable? Is locm iufla-nvinfttitoin; Of comrse, if IKivpemly So ts Peqpte ofiteoi Ibccamo nvflllctefl with jjilJ'as nmld i i persistod in, the wrong 'nionlt 'iiin'd' tialtnuRilly 'Iho them by ittSHtae 'Klicnii tliiot tlvoiir case FOUGHT FOR HIS LIFE.

Whey la tiuru.di6--eoura}re o.tlici's, nan! t'hat can, In every case by cuvreCul 'ami siidiMiftil Hniimdlllug IK atowed too Hie omfriw of. 'Khttitsaindis Vlio uiHglut IVee of tlhe tiromblc IB few days. Pile Cun-e-wUl cure it'lic uiosi aiBgamrvflitcKT divse of JienKon'lioJ'ds' in an mstonteMngty ata't itllanc. the oongdstxxl reduces miattei 1 liow -tlbe tafliaminia'tlon amid adlilliuig or 'litcilitae mt oineo. who 'Iwul resorted to ex- poniaive itncinitanonlt lliive been cured 'by Illtoe PymimUcl Pie Curo to a of tastsuncw persous wlio luul spent inowtiUs to a 'hosplital under a pile Is tlwi.t noiae nwd fena: even ta-fflie most nggirtivmtctl, swwlleni ami Itomonrlioilitol tumons.

If you mire afflicted wiiUli 'Unis stub- dtecnise yon master It miO muster it Jlhte famedy Is uto loaiiser na experiment, but .1 mddilcnl oartntaty. lit is mmnuCaictwipeid by the Pyimimild Drus of Ailblom, Miicili. Orugiglsts sell tt nit 50 courts per 'box. It ll's bocoauiing' tlie nrodt popular pile cure country Oiais ever knomin nnfl drugB-isrts everywlicre nre ordering It or itilMBr crasHxrane-rs. WORDS XJPQHEBB.

E. Watjsoa will not go to senit.HiIs itolegnum to Abe. Stelnibereer: prevent my 'iippatotiments. I vegirot th'ls. Illie Populists Jwvve any symipnihliy.

They 'hare been sold out n-nd' miMiiir party a fooUnat for the Deinocriitilc to wipe iChclrTeot tm umder t'h'elnypocriiticiil pi'R- of pati-1'otisim-. 'The--fusioii'lsts- liaTO mlbii'iinloncd prlnci'jv'l gopc into 'n. scRiimWa at' Hie -plo counter. If is defwiteid, will 'lie Hie faiulit 'of the ti-iiidws wL.li'is pai-iy and ours 'Wlio tflie SI'. Louis' tvwl to force the to 'foil- SewiM, the bond 'Che pin tocnilt mncl dto.nfie' In tilte siwdnl from iSteuibou.

s.ays: "The mW'dle-of ithe-raad iPopallsts of Steuben county. a series of resoluiOkins 'have made deiclwraition' of tfielir purpose to support Brjiniii Mid Wniteon, the nominees of 'the St. LaiDils conTention, (UttloninMy uiwn Mie of waffl. Tho domiounce fusion amy par'fcj-, wod pledge-allegliuice to thte Populist State Tlie mid- aie-of-tUe-rond- Popudiste n.re strong iii Steailbeu county, and resolutions mlop'tod 'have caused sensation." A ixditical dispute between Lawrence Bunk'htet and Ohnrles Goldsmilh, both colored, of Anderson, drew Jolm Patton, friend 'of Goldsmith, -Into tJw affair, -which resulted in Burbluirt be- l-nig Sli'ot, the 'bullet passing Into, his body near the heni-t. ration lias been aiTested, A PARMAL BLOCADE of 'Ulie iii'nto avoiuuo for esoaaw of refuse timrt Vtie ISuimain.

isj-sibem is u'titea-ly sub- vapsfiive ol rqgulnii-Ltiy (among tto other organs. Lelt coostlipflltioiii' bedomt c'ln'omlllc, 'aud', (toaminig 1 'flue tmjnenent diaagei 1 of of tho iliom-els ainid tliteii- total ote'tructloa ocourLDg, Jaundltiee to almosst certato to the dliver to llaWe to 'become engorged, itflite Mood 'aiad untac fife pote'aned-by tJie bile, inlteD vStliates thfe Juteos of 'ffie dther cou- sequeueeg tfoilow. HiodMtttar's SlrannxSi Birtiteiis ai prttme todte pre- vcnlts 01- irwrnBdits these results-'and cause, as IBbo. case mmy require, iaud Ife also eUgawBy lla oiTCi 1 oomlllnig- flaituDence, vari- nlble ns weffl, ns coBistlpnitial' aetfoni of boraiels. 'Tt ranwvs nerve poiwer, improves (the 'nuppeltlllite, stays the pro- Biess of etamty dieoa'y, ireHH'ares ithe in- ftrmitiles of and Is a appeUzer.

secret leaked out on Saturday at Hartford City that Miss Pearl Wright, proprletoress of the Fair store, and WilHam Ho.ll, a clerk In her eonploy, 'Mid 'beem moTrled for nearly one year, wedding occurring at Ohio. Old people 'who require medicine to the Ixnvete 'and. kidneys will truerc-m'edy In Electric Bitters, Tlhlis niediiciiine riot ktteulaite aim! caniialBS inio wUlskey mor irvttoer toltxixi- ca.nit, ibut nqte as'a tomiic and It aidts mildily oa lihe stomach and ibowieflis; olddHtog strength and giving tone to -the argons, thweby aiding Nature 'in performance of tlhe unc- Bittters te vm excellent and alUdis dlgestton. Odd peo- flridi Jt just esaitHy wnait they need. Prfllee flf ty counts and one dollar per bot- tlo.ait B.

F. KeeettlJae-'s drug Store. Union Chapel SoMlers' Women's AM society, 3n 1862, for the relieif of wounded! soldiers, recently held reunion Ha 1 Wayno' county. There are still number of survivors, df whom Mrs. Ssuwh Iliff Davis Is president.

BUOKLBN'S ARNICA The Best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sorea, ulcers; salt fever Bores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, skin eruptions, and poslr lively cures piles, or no pay required. It, Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or. money refunded. Price 25 cents per bor. For sale by B.

F. Keei- BISEASE8 OF THE SKIN. The intense "itching anil smitrting hid (fcnt to eczemo, tetter, salt-riieom, ana othes diseases of the skin is. instantly allayed by Applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very bad oases have been permanently cured by it.

It is- equally jfficient for' itching piles and a fevoritorem' idy for soro nipples; chuiiped jlaine, jrost bites, and, chronic eoro eyes, For.ealo by druggisla'nt. Eo.ciintn jjcr bos. Try Dr. Cady's Piiffucrj; 'ireju'i Topic. 1 THE SHAKERS' OF MEDICINE.

Now a a goes 'to Ms doctor-, lie te usimlly told has some urilicflntl of dJ'sease wi'tlv a long mimic, he leaves lie docw not know wlwliber it ite St. Vitna Diunco or consuniiptioiii itliat is giun.d'Wuny unictorniMinig bis hteaJUi. It is Dlierefore to talk with the for tliiair very StaiplfedtTv canim'aiud'S eoiittdefflice respect, and we Jiave the funflnar sa.tasfla«Won oi kaowLng itthnit they '-hiove devoted itflieim- selves to the of diisense a-ud Its cin-e for more than, a lunwlixxl yeui-s. 'JDh'e vcineraWe oM man whont the will tor isnnv onOy too fitod to discuss Ms pet subject'. He saild sbrange as it inigfli't seem, very few Aodtans i-enlllxe that -tJire'e oC ttos most prevalent diseases iwre a-U nititnlliutiaWe to foailtj- thea wenlt oil' to'smy a chl'ld of averaige iiiitcffligemce krovn-s tiltet putrW meat or decnyiiiuig veBdtaiblcs aro pollsonons, 'autt 'intusib 'be avoided, nad yet foods, even taken 'into tlhe storaoieli.

to t'be fresliest possi- sooa decompose unless ivnd albsorbcd. In suelU oases tllic poisons eu'ter system, JMK! weakness nmil swa follow as aJinibui-al coimseiquentfe. It wf '(Si'ls that led tlie to devote their onen-giteis to tine perfection of a' proaucit which would stihnrtate tto digestive ongojns aimd assist toiierfonn their proper woirk. 1 The sjimptom of is loss of laippeffte, the Shaker Dlgestilve Oord'M Is wonfler- f.uMy. In- suppliyiinff dcfl oSeniey in IMs Tespect, at'the same time lit reSetves ail dilstipess after eat ftrtg.

Fur.t3ienn)oirc, was carefuBy ex- pdaiinod 'by our venoralbiw friend, ilt -Ha wbsoJUrteliy Itorrntass. Btitter cvUdoaoe of fflio Shakers' coQifl- dcmce in 'flt coullld found, tWan Jn.lMe fa'dt tlhait 'Wave placed 1 10 cant aaimiplle WoWkBi to tlhe 'Wands ot oM 'flssuired) tWat -If once tried ft iviEl proidiuco suidh! Umimedlaite, and iriairked beneHit It will "be J. W. Fisher, of Lagranige plowed up copper coin, 'about the size of a silver dollar. side Is Inscribed, "Specie payment suspended May 10, 1837," White the otTier sldt- was staimped "Substitute for ters." TWO LIVBS BATED.

Phioobe Tlhtomwus; of Junction City, HI itxAd 'by tor dowtoi-s she Uiiaid Consuimpaoni n-nfcl 'Cbwe mo liope tor lior, but two batttes of DT. KM'ttg's (Nsiwi Discovery complotfily' cuiiled 'hieir nmd slie say.s ft ssivca. her. lil'e. Mr.

Beeens, 139 San Fmninictecoi, 'suffened from a dreadful colfl, Cons.iump- tion, triad wJtJUlout i-esutt everytlilng olse fflieni bdiiblc of Dr. Dliseovery in two- was curea. He to imtutially thanilaful, It is such results of which these rare wvraplos, itliait prove tlte woo- dlarful efficn.cy of t'bte' medicine in Oomgili's aiml Coads. ti-ftil botttca F. KeesMmK's store.

Rogu- IJIT size 50c and SI. Mrs. Mnrtln cjC Riissia- vMle, i.n.Jured some months ago whae off a mortog ti-ain, died on 'Saturday. TJhls Is the day of antl-thls, and antl-' that, but what need most nowadays Is, the irntl-bllious medicine, Slnir moms Mver Hegulator, the King ol Liver Medicines, 1 and better than pills. "I have used no other antt-blllous remedy for six years aind know from experience that for ladies of a constipated habit nothing equate V.

CraJg, Ellenbury, F'la. True Whale Attacked by a Jasper Whale a After Turrlble Strbcicln tbo Succninbll to Itn Fierce Ncver-to-Bu-Forgot- ten Encounter. 'A whale fight is one the most remarkable sights seen "by-sailors and ocean voyagers. combat the miffhty leviathhiis ol the deep is grand and impressive. In fact, those who have been fortunate enough to witness a whale ligbt will ever remember the unique scene.

There are three actors in a whale true. whale, a jasper whale and a sword.fish.' It is necessary for a true, or sperm, whale to to the surface to breathe and blow, while the jasper whale is any other ftsh in that respect. The Hay of Biscay, that generally turbulent sea, which has swallowed thousands of ships, was, on a recentlrip of the Union steamship smooth as a mirror. It did not seem possible that this peaceful sea would ever lash itself into t.he furies of the gale. The passengers ot the Mexican, were startled early in the morninj? by the lookout crying- out: "A whale flght, right ou the starboard bow!" Everybody became at once excited.

The captain eased the-speed of the boat, and headed directly forthecombatants. 'The was stopped when within a short distance, from whence all could view this trag-ic scene of ocean life. 'Twas wondrous scene that met the g-aze of the on-lookers. A mighty sperm whale was lashing the sea with its tail until for yards around the water had become milky white. Fiercer each moment became the struggle between, the sperm whale npd bis two deadly opponents.

The manner by which the jasper whale and swordfish attack the spermer is a rather peculiar one, and as to why there is that deadly hatred between theae monsters of the deep remains unsolved. 1 The jasper whale grasps the sperm whale by the lower, jaw, while the swordfisii is dealing- deadly blows to victim underneath. As the moments pass and it becomes necessary for the upermer to come to the surface to breathe, the struggle becomes A TERRIFIC ENCOUNTER. acute. Eelentless is the hold of the jasper, and equally cruel are the darts of.

the srwordflsh as that mighty enters deep into the vital parts 'of the dobJDed for not one in ten from this enr counter. The spermer at first simply lashes the water in indignation, but the lashing increases in Jury until the sea milKy white. was the 'condition of'Affairs'between the fight- when the Mexican.stopped within, distance of tijefight. With subdued excitement the'crew and passen- igers watched the proceedings. Faster, and faster became the lash- jings of the sperm whale, and louder Vechioed 'the strokes on the water.

Sev eral tunes, the spermer, with a mighty rose clean out of the sea, half 'dragging the jasper, that, hod hold of jaw, out of the water with' him. He 5was out but for an instant, giving him, 'ihowever, an to; tfain. jbreath of air sufficient -to. allow ita to 're'ijew with greater energy the struggle (life. On went the It as if some unsefei power of na- jture was forming mighty' eddies and (whirlpools around these-great occupants of the sea.

Long was tine fierce Wnd unabated struggle. The last time. jthat the sperm whale rose from the 'water, which must have. been, aa hex- Jculean effort to accomplish, profusely from the sides. Down he went with a dash.

Alewmore 'terrible lashes were dealt the water by and then there was a-gradual Diminishing 1 of the strokes. Fainter and slower became the atruggle for life. All could see that great leviathan, that had fought tnobly and bravely to escape his deadly was now rapidly passing 'away; Death was near. From a milky Jwhite color the sea was fast turning a. blood-red hue.

A few mighty were made by the doomed Ash and the feorocious sea "battle was over. lay 011 the surface of the Bay of Biscay, surrounded by his own blood, of life after as gallant n. fight as ever made by inan, brute or fish for preservation of life. So impressive had been the scene jjthat. it.

was some moments before anyr 'one moved from the position they had occupied for the past hour. The snl- silence'was broken by the captain ixinging the engine-room bell, which 'signaled the boat to start on her voyage fat- full speed ahead. That ocean fight ''will live in the memory of those who 1 it as 1 long as life shall last. i A doctor in the highlands of. Scot- ijand, whose patients are scattered over In wido takes carrier iwith him on his rounds and sends hia (prescriptions by them to the apothe- jcary.

He leaves pigeons, too with dia- itant families, to be let loose when, are needed. Induced by tho use ot coca, opiate or nar- cotlc compounds in bad, decidedly bad. They undermine health and Bhatter the constitution and the patient is eteedlly growing' into a worse resulting in the terrible slavery and zninery of tho cocaine and opium habit. Sleep induced by the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla docs not perhaps come as quickly, but it comes more surely and more per- mauently through nature's great restoring and rejuvenating vitalized and enriched blood. This feeds' the nerves with life-giving energy and builds up the system and constitution from the very foundation of all health 'and rich, red blood.

It II Sarsaparilla la the One True Blood PurlHer. All druggists, tt. T-IMI curellverllta.easytotake, HOOU Pi I IS easy to operate. C. C.

COOK, GKEES ILL. GreenviUe, I1L, Jan. 19, '86. Pepsin Syrup.Co., Montltello, I1L: nave been troubled with biliousness, sick headache, sour stomach; constipation, for several ears as the result of close confinement la.my office. I sought long and tried many remedies for relief, but was disappointed until I tried your Syrup Pepsin.

It gave me immediate relief, and since I have been using it my general health, has been Improved. I can clieerf nlly recommend It to aty. one suffering from the above com' plaints. It Is a Bret-class remedy. Yours truly, C.

E. COOK- For sale by B. Keesling. THE Munson Typewrite! Is Good Macbine. A bleb gUDdaid ot exMitehee.

vttff of ttie "MunsOB" oohiMw It You will Una tuktant In jcnt ol- floe. Address tor THE MUNSON TYPEWRITER CO MANUFACTURERS. Lake fiTrado J0 4 Mo FOR THE jj. BLOOD, NERVES, LIVER 4 B. B.

B. B. cured ach Trouble it since the war. Muneie, Ind. ha 4 are vsjj put up In in a bos.

Thirty days' treatment bos. Price per PTS Manufactured by M. C. BRAGG, Connersville, Ind. For sale druggists FOB SALT; EYB.

T. KWWLING, The Logansport Humane Society (INCORPOEATED.) 1 For the Prevention of Cruelty to; Women Children and s. Geo. W. W.

M. HamMie Offlcer. J.J- Mra. W. D.

Prttt Mra. J. N. i Telephone No. 80.

Be; ort cafti olonieltj to Sscretsn..