Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 2

USED BOTH INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY. POND'S EXTRACT Subdues Inflammation. Checks Hemorrhages. Relieves PAIN Invaluable for Catarrh, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Piies, Chilblains, Sore Throat, Inflamed Eyes, Toothache, Earache, Wounds, Burns, Scalds, Old Sores, Crip, Colds, Hoarseness, Bruises, Female Complaints, Etc. BOTTLES WITH BUFF WRAPPERS.

SOLD ONLY TESTIMONIALS: Erica SO Cents, I htwc Mo. ot i-fdcci 1 Dr. up knnwn value piles, luutl.c priiux 1 in all I'onnsot hcm- COLLINS, Came- Catarrh. Have been constant sufferer lor yi-ars 1'roin severe colds in head ami throat. Tried most cvc-ry known remedy.

1'ond's Extract reliever! me liiiscnccted alinoM Mdieal E. 1'IN'CK. New Yuri; City. ic I like it sumueli for sore M. JAMESON.

"I stronfrlv rci- I nmrncnd Pond's forliimr- ncssand use DONOVAN, N. V. AiLletic tlul). Pcmi's Extract benefit by our in many cases of bruises, and lias ajwav-. proved very I I.E S1S TEKS OF THE POOK, New York City.

"Had my left hand were! Kl burned, and IOM thn u'-n't it completely. Secured lief by use of Pond's Eitroct in ni-dvc A. SHERMAN, New Hemorrhages. troubled with and find Pond's Eitract ihc-mlv remedy that win control them." W. WARNER, Summon, Fa, The Hnn.

JOHN C. SPENCER, bte SMIT- aryof War and Secretary of the Treasury, wrote as far back as 1848 It is a remedy perfectly invaluable." Stnil for our Book (maiM free). It will tell you all about U. USE NO PREPARATION but THE GENUINE with OUR DIRECTIONS. MiXEfMCTURID ONMT I1V PQHO'3 EXTRACT CQHPANY, 76 Fifth Avenue.

Hew York. Three daya Is a short ittne in which to euro a bad case of rheuir.a^ but it be done, if ibo proper treattneot is adopted, as will ba seen tythefollowing frrm JemesLambert, ojf Brunswick III. "I afflicted wttb. rheumatlem In tbeblps Mid IBKH, when I bought a bottle of Palo Balm. It cured me in three dajrs.

I am all right and would insist on every one who Is afflicted with that terrible dls- ekte to Chamberlain's Pain Bvlm Md (jet well at once." Fifty cent hot. tlei lor by B. F. Keeslfng, What Will Oo It? Medical writers claim that the auc oeigful remedy for nasal catarrh must be non irritating, easy of application, undone that will reach the remote arjd surfaces. Tbe history of the efforts to treat catarrh proof positive that only pno remedy has completely met thcoa conditions, and that Is Ely's Cnam Balrii.

This Bale and plefcaant romedj mastered catarrh as nothlnp etsu has ever done, and both phyetcians and putlcnt-i freely concede this fact. Our drupels keep It. The VMnB or The value of gold coin Is In Its weight; the'value of silver coin is the fovernraent stamp en The value of i Stminons' Liver Regulator is the relief, it '(fives from biliousness and sick headaoe. A 25-cent package of pow Her has permanently cured many a ene. We have heard men say "I would give $500 to have this approachlm? arrested and healthy growth Of hair produced." This desirable result Mil surely be brought abput at trifling expense by the use of the Excelsior Scalp Curer and Hair Pro.

4ooer to be sold byjigeou In this oUy. It your bead clem Have you a food grip on your Interests and a boundless energy. In your blood You can fcave both If you observe the pre eautlon to take, when retiring for the night, a dose of Smith's Bile Beans By you get to work next day you will feel as you could 1 iraln Of oars. Be sure to get the small The Baby's Besi Onion Syrup gives Immediate relief and cures croup, colds, oollo, and par. tloularly vomiting of curdled milk.

For sale by B. F. Keesling. Only 25 bottle. There are two totally distinct types in Japan, which mnv almost bo Haid to be each other's opposite.

Tho first, which the Japunosv; thomselvbs call the Chinese or is the more common. Those belonging 1 to it have round faces, flat noses, full checks, rather thick pretty ones very good white teeth. Those belonging to the second, or true Japanese typo, huve long 1 anil comparatively pale facen, now arched like the beak of a bird, thin lips, larpro eyes with not vary strongly markod eyebrows, teoth-moHtly pood, always very white, but often long and irregular. This is the aristocratic type, when at its best really worthy ot admiration. To' be called handsome a Japanese must belong to it, whilst those of the Chinese cast of countenance are never moro than pretty.

Strange to say, the moral character of tho sections of tho community differs ns much as thwlr nppoaranoo. I have noticed that, us a general rule, those with Chinese faccH arc pay, liiuirhinR-and restless, full of careless' pood-humor, whilst the others arb silent, melancholy, sometimes even Weely. Tin, to tin) front. Do not lot the grandmothers any longrcr think they arc retired, and sit elcar back out of'sight from the world, feeling that they huvo no relation to it. The mothers of the last century are to-day in tho senates, the parliaments, the palaces, the pulpits, tho banking-houses, thu professional chairs, tho prisons, the aittishouses, the company of midnight brigands, the the ditches of this country.

You have been thinking about the importance of, getting those 'two little feet on the right path. You have been thinking of your cftifd's destiny' for tho past eighty years, j'f It should on to be an octogenarian' 1 That to well, but uiy 1 subject' sweeps'a thousand a million quadrillion df'yeari 'I cannot stop cradle; I am looking at the cradles that roach all arpnnd th'o world and across all, times. I not writing of mother, so In this article; I.am writing, of T. DeWitt in Ladies' Jlome Jontnal. is called the bureaTi trunk, and I think will suit you eic- actl.v.

It can'tbs fixed-so that you would havq to unpack it clear to the bottom if yould.puttho wrong things in first?" no; every trny is separate." It wouldn't suit; it's for my Ocoun British government nas Deen furnishing Muckingharo palace with an entirely driiiniiKe system and has redecorated it inside and improved it generally. At present the palace, with its grounds, IK estimated to be worth $30,000,000, aside from its valuable collections. WAR AT EAGLE ENDED. Couf.r with Authorttlw ttnd Will Proliably Work. CDJUILKSTOS, W.

March request of a committee from tho Ouited Mine Laborers, the organization to which till tho strikers belong, a conference wus held at Eagle between of the strikers and the military and eivil authorities. The miucrs will probably re.Mmie. The operators all say that iv-nmption must be at a reduction. Company 1C, from thin c'ity, A (fairs are now regarded as scUii-d so far as riots are concerned. STRUCK bY AN ENGINE.

Two at Itirinluclitim, In- Juriul on ft llallroml Track. IAM, -March rcauhiitl lu-re that a south bound passenger train tho East Tennessee, Virtfiiiiu ('tvrtfia, 1 mile south of Talludii, run down a buggy occupied by -Mrs. G. W. nctreas and Mrs.

Strong-. Mrs. Strong was injured internally and will die. Mrs. Andreas wus seriously injured, The horse was instantly killed ami the buggy smashed to (pieces.

Stile of Ilult Line. WEST Svi'KHKiit, March Bolt Line niihvuy, vvliieli riin.s around the city stud with the Dock mills and eievntors at the east end, baa been sold lo this Northwestern Coul Kiulway company, wli.ch io building' tho hirsjcst Coul dock iu the world on AliniUo buy, for It is claimed that thin is a move by President Hill, of the (Jreut Northern, to make connections with the and elevators at the cast end. Koutod Out. DICTIIOIT, March broke onl i o'clock a. in.

in a building- on Cadillac square, the upper Hours of which tiro occupied by about forty neffro lodgers. It started, in the sccoud- story hallway and is believed to liavo been set afire. In the panic amoug tho lodgers Thomas Settle sprang from a third-story window to the pavement. He wus severely injured', but how badly is not yet known. The damufo was light.

New countltutlon fur Uawall. WABUixaTos, March preai- dont on Wednesday sent to congreus the latest correspondence in relation to Hawaii, being three letters with in- closures from Minister Willis, covsring a period from February 10 to February 18 inclusive. The important feature of the correspondence is a statement that steps hare been tivken to provide for ft new constitution and new form of government for Hawaii. Furnnld Held far Trial. SAN FRANCISCO, March Guy Furnald, the eastern crook who is accused of stealing $10,000 worth of diamonds from a pawnbroker here, lias been held for trial in 85,000 bonds, Mrs.

Garner and her son, who were arrested with Furnald iu Los Angeles, were discharged, as they were innocent victims ol Furnald's schemes. IMml Aftrr Urlnktnir Toalt. NEW YORK, March 8. minutes after taking a tablespoonful of wine as a toast at a reception iu honor of the wedding engagement of his son, Joseph Backer, of Kusenbayn, N. died iu terrible convulsions.

In accordance with Hebrew customs he was buried before sunset The cause of his death has not yet been determined. Mr. olmdplone la Better. LONDON, March bulletin issued by the physicians in attendance upon Mr. Gladstone announces that the dls; statesman has improved in health.

Mr, Gladstone's temperature wiiti said to be 99; there has been no Increase in the bronchial catarrh 'and his cough is quieter. 'lime Wa4 COLVMUVB, March Gcsoh- vfilm killed his wife here Wednesday night, stabbing 1 her w.lth. a butcher kuifc because she would not live with him, he having refused to work. Five years ago he killed his brother and served a two-ypar term for it. OlobratlDK Nual.Uow'a Natal Dar.

NEW YORK, March Neal the champion of temperance, will be 90 years old March 20, and the event will be celebrated in this city by a great national meeting to be held in Carnegie Music hall on Sunday afternoon, March 18, at 8 o'clock. ID NASIIVIM.I, March Nicholson hotel of.this city, one of the largest and best known in the south, has gone into: the hands, of a recelter in consequence of a bill filed to secure the payment of mortgage of 190,000 beld by Louis Bath, of New York. CURREN1M5VENTS. Capt. Benjamin Thompson, of Kennebunkport, is dead.

He was two months more than 100years old. John 0. Tangeman Sons, millers at Talmage, failed Wednesday. Liabilities, assets, 19,000. Republican state executive committee decided tj institute suit to set aside tho Illinois senatorial apportionment.

Dvunlten theatrical men of companies fought on a Wubiush train in southern Illinois. Several were hurt. Two hundred delegates from Michigan liaptist Sunday schools and voung people's bocieties are in session at Flint. Lewis II. Kvans, of Marcngo, sued the Lake Shore railroad for 000 for personal injuries at Cleveland in ISil'J.

Delegates from lioslon labor organizations met to form nrw political party, The meeting ended in biltur wrangle. Trial of the new battle ship Indiana at Delaware breakwater was successful bej'ond the expectations of the builders. Sugar refining shares again headed the upward movement in New York stocks, and scored a net advance of per cent. Catholic archbishops jm- i SMI ing diplomas to institutions that contributed to the success Uu; world's fair educational exhibit. Cooperation of the Canadian government in suppressing the operations of the Honduras Lottery company in this country has been obtained by tin; pcist oflice department.

PATRONS A SyuuiMli of Tlinlr I'lntlorin Adopted lit Toj.Kiio, March Patrons of Industry supreme council on Wednesday adopted a declaration of principles which presents tho radical side of many Icadinfr economical questions of the day. The coalition of agricultural and labor organizations for political power was urged; woman suffrage indorsed; election of president, vice president and senator; by popular vote urged; abolition of all classes of middlemen, brokers, commission men, recommended; postal savings bunks demanded: national bank issue of scrip denounced; recommends that greenbacks be issued to the valuation of the nation, increasing no faster than the wealth does; government ownership of all means of transportation demanded; manufacture and nale of all intoxicants denounced, and referendum system in all important legislation demanded. UlDKbniuloii Han ItlK BI.V-CHAMTO.V, N. March destroyed the old electric light plant on Noyi-s island and the four-story brick block adjoining, owned by K. 1'.

Stephens ami occupied by C. B. Smith, manufacturers, and the Binghamton Lithographic company. Both buildings were entirely destroyed. Total loss, 875,000.

Two Uli'a Drowned at Flttnljuruh. PITTMJUIMH, March boat in which were four men was swept over dtun No. 1 on the Monongahela river and two ol" the men were drowned. Tlie wife of one witnessed the accident from the shore and in her frenzy jumped into the river to drown herself, but was rescued. The meu Killed by an Klpctrlo Car.

DENVER. March Sol Wertheim, wife of the oei-retiiry of the Hyman Importing company of ihisoity, was run down by an electric on Curtis street and kilien. TIM- ear was bowling along at a very rale. Vlolatnl t.hu Allru ijibur Toi.KDO, Mareh s. li.

Choti- evert and C. Hoisverut, lumber mur- chants of Quebec, Canada, bound over to tho federal grand jury, under bonds of each, for alleged I Tiolations of the alien labor law. linn Klllid, rlvii Injured. RIIIOKWAY, 111., March S. the explosion of an engine at George Kelly's Wednesday diaries Caldwcll, engineer, and live other em- ployes were badly injured.

8ome of them will probably die. llntr) Iturnrd. PEAHDDV, March S. old Lvnntield with a dancing hall and a large stable, situated on the Newburyport turnpike, has been destroyed by tire. Loss about Onilu, I'rovlmonn, Ktc.

CHICAGO, Murch 8. in modnraio iuid sU'ttJy. i l.BU: low Rrailus, Wiil.VO. AJ: tti'JJ; low criKlu.l. U.Wi»!..W; Uo(t.

i J.ftU; Hyo, Modorau-ly active anj uuscIMcd Caan, Mny, 1 01 ilrrn, now Busier. No. i uml No. Yellow, IljJJc; No. 3, 4 'c.

No. Yellow. 3. )Jic: Illnli-r Wuy; May, irrcfiilnr and higher. No.

citsh, Mny. July, SO.ij.'.'OHtC. rjaiupliw In Rood ilcir.iuiJ und hlglier. No. 1 Wbilc, No.

No. Whin. 1 iifKris very light HteiiJ.V. Quolinluus rmiKCil tll.WAll.tKl rcK'Jlur: mm HI.i».til.70 far July. nctive am' lower.

Qiiotaiions riUlKtJ SO.y-ii 'irf D74 (or tor May, t8.B!44tO.,fru mi- July. poimJ: Chickens. I'll DVic; Turkeys, per ilosoii. Dairy. 12tfSOc: pucUiiiR ock, OlI.S-Wisconsin 1'riniii Wbflo, Wntor Whllo, "He; MiuhlRim Primu White, Wa tcr While, He: lurtlnna Prime Whllo, Sfic: U'u- tcr While, HJio: ti-tit, SHc: Oas- ohnc, 87 deij's, ll'Ac; JCK'S, fi 1 NiipSthii.

IB sieaily nn ino basis of tl.15 per gui for llnlslied Minnie 31. Kcyter Patask.nl.-i. Ohio. Consumption Checked Obstinate Case of Catarrh Local Applications Sarsaparllla Cured. I.

Hood Lowell, "Gentlemen: ought to make known my experience Hitli Hood's Sarsaparilla, SO Ibit others afBicted may learn where to find a remedy for that serious and ob.stluato disease, catarrh. It troubled me seriously. Ibodkdall aching; sensation in Die top ol my liC.nl, and tha usual discharge from nose, I SO' bad mornings I could dti noihinKlmt bawk and spit, My beinp rapidly fccwu, Bnd fiad it imt liei-n for Hood's Siiraapa- rilla, I liuve A Consumptive's Crave long ago. I have taken about ten liotttes ot Hood's Sarsajuirllla, which have cured me. Before resorting to this medicine, I used all the catarrh reiiUMlics.

inlialanu and local application, 1 hcunl of. None seemed to i roach the seal of the disease. In f.ict I grew worso while uslns tliom. I own my cure the blood purifying imwers of Hood's Saraa- parilla." MI.V.MK Si. Kr.YKjut.ralaskala, Oaio.

Hood's Pills cure all liver ills, bilious jaundice, sick headache. Me, NKW YO)iK, a No. 2 rod opened firmer but noon on light demand market was wcik- July, December, COUN-NO. 2 steady. May, No.

'J dull May. track while Stale. truck white Western, SKSHWic Heef quiet: family Sll.ooa HOD- exira mess. WOO. Pork quiet; new mess, family, a 1100441 4.

SO; short clear, I 14 SO. Uird Prime Western i team, S7. Tol.KUO, O. March WHKAT-Qulet, Nft. 5 cash and March, ii9c: May, dClVic; July, I-'Irm.

No- 4Tc; Ml 37 Klrro. Ciisli. 31 we. Cash, 5uo. HUrtier, quiet.

Prime cash and March, ttlWi April, M.i4;, October, UfS bid. Given Verdict rur 111., March Addle Wilson, who sued the lilgin City.Rail- way company for for injuries last June when a car went over ad embankment, was given a verdict for Ms 000. is papayoibg to be a waiter at that big dinner. tonight?" "Mercy! No. What in tnVworld put such a funny idea in your Tiei-cr?" I heard 'him say he'd R.ot to go early so's to get the toasts Y.

Herald. Cajleb BragK brop'a'Dekrt. CmpniHAiJ, March, 8, S. Bragg, of the old firm of Van Antwerp, BraKK Co- now th Amerloari Book com'p'dtty, of New Cincinnati and dropped dead of heart 'dlieaiw 'on a train, while way from New York to city. Ha Was Vo years of ajre And several otiildrea and a fortune estimated.

Killed by FaUlac from JurrituBONYrLLK, In'd. March Houston WWrkg, 10 of Wednesday afternoon from LouisvlllB A Jefferaonvillo bridge prbaeh, a aiitanca of Tb. feet, and WM killed. Lookl uika a suicide. DKTRorr, March 8.

Swan was found floating in river. two and hat were found upon an. adjacent wharf, and, all ances Indicate suicide. Swan was ouoa employed by the Michigan Mutual Life Insurance The Mnalleit or The smallest horse in ekistence longs to tho shah of Persia. It ta Inches high and wears gold shoes worth 820 each.

KNOWLEDGE comfort and and tends to personal enjovnwnt when rightly used. The many, who tertbW'otlilsrsana-enjoy lifemoio, with lew by. womptly wortdV -bert ptododfi' to thft needs of physical, being, will, attest the YBlue to' health of the pure li "prlnp'ples embriiced in In the form moat, ant to the wjd Wily benefioial properties of perfect, laiatire: effbctuaUy cleansing the 'dLipetlfng headached and feTers permanent curing ItLiTiyen satisfactiott to met approval of the becauM it acts on the Kid- and Bowels without weak- emngthem and it is perfectly free. from every objectionable substance. SyVup of Figs for Bale by.ftll.drug- name so the name, well informed, Buhetitute if Fig Syrup w.ll noft l.lve Muck.

OiiCAGo, March a Marlict ralhcr acUvc. Opened stroDR at 5c advance, bin a wnakcr fcellns dcvolopeil. the-- Improvement won lost Salon ranged at for Pigs; If (or light; HMiftlM JdrVounh packing-. Ki.6.00 for mixed, and K1i.a6.00 for heavy pack- ini and pulpping lou. latrly acUto avd rctiliDf Urmer.

prices blgber. fair to tS.BD.nS.S5 for Mmroon to medium dot; 'or, steew; for for Feuded; forCowi; K.M93.W for Belfera: tor Built: B.6W.7* for ftOO'or CalTei. or It Is It tw nndrt- irtood 6f penons'whow kldn'eyi ire IwcttFe, tba inouetlve ot itate of tlieoritnni where luehKngs in balance. Blight's disease, albnmlnurl their miituipp lAial They often baffle the most medical skill Diprt. jpjpri Ted ot medicji, "Biit opposed at" tie that Is lo BOT, when the kldneil offgln their functions luacllvely- -with' Btonmcn Bitters, iba dange-ons tendem checked.

useful, Is tlilB household medicine lor fli ot common constipation, blllousnens, djhpepua and nervowoww. In a 'sRfegutird ng.tnst rmUarttt aU rheamutlsm. Ohamberlili'i lye wd SkU la a certain ura for Chronic Sort Byes, Granulated Eye Lide, Sore Hip plea, Piles, Eczema, Tetter, Sai. Rheum and Soald cente poi For sale by B. F.

Kee8)Ing, OWIM8. For putting burst) in flnebeAlth) try Dr- Cady'i Conditlor Powders. Thej tone up the system, digestion, curt mppetite relieve oonttlpatlon, correct kldne; olfl-'Awrwbrkwd horse JS oontt per For sale bj 8. Keesllnlr, They WBBitke "The people of vicinity ioiiet on having Cough Remedy tod do not any other," John V. Bishop, of Portland Mille.

TBWli-rlitrt. Tbejr know iV'tft nBr nr oolds, and as a preventive and cure forbroiip; mnfl why should not Intlitniion having it. Fifty cent bot sale by B. F. gist.

Tutiiblo Oyrr. A protninuut man in town exclaimed the other "My wife Veen out her lifi from the effects of 'dyspepiiii. liver complaint and indigestion. lk-r on so bellied tlio ckill of our best phy-iubuis After using three packapt-s-of Bucon'a King for tho ntf'ves she is almost entirely well." Keep your blood ic a hea'tbj condition by tbe uae of this rroat vegetable compound- Call on Ben Fisher. 311 Fourth street, sole agent, and pet a trial package free.

size 50 cents. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor la. Fur Over fifty Yeua Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup been used for over fifty years by millions of uiothure for iheir children while toethinp. with perfect anccew.

It soothes the child, softens tho gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. IV will relieve tbe poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by in every part of the world. Twenty-five oenis a bottle. Be sure and ask tor Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.

A Horrible Railroad AecMeut Is a daily curontcle in our alse the death of some dear friend, hai died with oonsumpttoo, whereas, if he or she had taken Otto's Cure for throat and lubg "diseases in time, life would have been rendered happier and perhaps saved. Heed tho wkrnlngr If you have a cough or any affection Of the throat and lungs call at Fisher's, 311 Fourth street, sole agent, and get a trial bottle free. Large size 60 cents. Whm Baby tick, we her CatUjrla. Wben a Child, she crkxi for When abe beciime Mtaa, ctimg to CaMorfc.

liad ibe OaMotia, California Fruit Laxative it aature't own true remedy. It the medicinal virtues of California frultt and plants which are known to hare beneficial effect on the human cystero. Although harmless to tbe most delicate constitution it Is thorough and effective, and will afford a peimanont oure for habitual aad the many disorders arislnic frott ft weak or inactive condition of kidneys, liver, Btomaoh and For sale by all yoy are 'raiMiMl jln strength by illoeM other OMIW, l-eoomoiend the UM of this Old rt Wine, the very blood of grape. A grand tonic for nursing Bothers, and those reduced by wart- ing disease. It strength; proves the appetite; much preferable to guaranteed absolutely pure and over Ire years Young wiie ordinarily sold is not fit to use.

Insist on laving thin standard brand, it oosts no more. $1 iu quart Bottled by Royal Wlno ale.