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OROUNDS FOR ENCOURAGEMENT. Indianapolis Journal: James Mo. Crea. Bret vico president of the sylvaula company, in conversation last evening said that In going over their lines he could 800 some grouade for encouragemont. One was that peoplo were investing monoy more freely in real ostate, and this would lead to a loosening of money, for speculative purposes, but the improvement in all lines would be slow.

The Brat three weeks in April business with the lines was better than in the first three weok of March, and he thougbt this was true with other railroad systems. Tho atrlico of the coal miners had given the roads another set back. Ono large coal operator bad said that two wooks would end! It, aDothor four weoks and othor5 scomingly equally well posted thougbs to It right continuo He thought tho minors bad some grounds for striking, and tbia tho coal operatora admit, and both are anxioua to adjust the mattor on reasonable I basis, yet there BrO fontures which prevent a fair adjustment a the present time. Somo of the coal operators have large contracts to all, and were the cost of mining advanced thoy would lose monor. The domand for coal.

1s far below the capacity of production. There is one of tho etrike that may lead to an early break; in the Cumborland coal mines the miners are at work and show a mination to keep at work. If thoy a persist tho miners tho Cloarfeld mines would become uncaey and go to work, and it the broak once set in the strike would be short lived. Freigbt businoes 988 unusually boavy on the Pan Handle yesterday, Pan Handle engineer Andy Miller, has resumed work after a year's ab. BERCO on account of sickness.

The shops of the Peoria division of the Vandalla are being moved from Peoria, to Terre Haute. J. L. Head, Assistant Claim Agent of the Wabasb, has temporarily re. moved his beadquarters from Peru to Detroit.

Albort White, gate- keeper at the Pan Handle shops, is still at St. Francis Hospital, and is not greatly 1 proved la health. Thirty-sovon tramps were dislodged from Ono box car in the Pan Handle yards Wednesday evoning. Unlike most aggregations of bobos they were not going to Washington but to St. Louls, at least they said so.

According to the terme of the loase the Wabash company pays to tho Eel river company a cash rental of 000 por yoar until April 1, 1895, and aftor that date 890,000 or a little less than $1,000 a milo. The distunce from bero to Butler la 93 miles. Genoral Superintendent Eillott. of Vandalis. and party have just Anishod an Inspection of the Micbigan Division.

Mr. Elliott expressed bimsol! that In a few more years this division will compare favorably with the main, line as far 88 the phraical condition and improvements are concernod. Telegraphic advicos from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, state that Chief Ram. Boy of the O. R.

T. das been acquitted of tampering with tho wiros and cod. epiring against the Rock Island compacy In tho late atrike. Tho CA96 WaS stubbornly fought on both sides and the jury wAs out twenty -two hours, Jogiab Bazine, gato-keepor at tho Pan Handle sbops, has developed into quite a florist. During his idle hours ho bestirea bimself and has created quite a Dice little park on the lawne.

between the machine and paint shops of which he is justly proud. In the flower bide are rose bushes and ber plants, and in a ebort time the men going to work will be greeted by beautiful Lowers instead of black olnders ae heretofore. The Milwaukee members of the American Railway Union predict that DOW the union has won its Egbt with the Great Northern railway, stops will be taken to bring about the reato. ration of wages on the Northern Pacido. All that is being waited for la order to open hostilitles, 14 18 olaimed, is the report of the congres.

Bional committee which came to MIl. waukee and lavestigated the strike ordors of Judge Jenkins. This report la expeoted to Judgo Jenkins and will protect them in their combining to restore wages. Members of the union who claim to bave inside Information state that the outcome 18 sure to be tbo same as in the oase of the Great Northren, The American Railway Union men argue that If the Great Northern employes are entitled to have their wages restored there la no good reason why they sbould not be similarty treated. House for Sale Very Cheap-No.

808 Sycamore street. Inquire of A. DeLong, No. 402 Market street, LACE GURTAINS AND SIT.K AND CHENILLE PORTIERS Cleaved and thorougbly renovated at moderate prices, by the Old Staten Island Dyeing Establishment, of New York, on short notice. Leave your work at THE BEE HIVE DRY GOODS STORE where prompt attention will be given it.

DECORATION DAY ARRANGEMENTS. The G. A. R. aud Auxilllary Societies Matte for the obNOVANCO or the Day of the Honored Dead, Last evening at the residonce Copt.

Frank Swigart. the committee on arrangements for the observance of Decoration Day, met to appoint sub. committees and set the plans motion. Thie committoe consisted Capt. Swigart, J.

B. Winters, J. E. Irwine of the G. A Mra.

Fitch and Miss Cora Marshal of the Ladles the G. A. Mra. Louthain and Mrs. Brown of the R.

and Georgo Chase and F.B. Livingston of the Sons of Veterans. It was arranged that the flowers are to be mado into wreaths, Crossea and boquets and are to be carried to the cemetery by the childron. The committee consisting of Mrs. Loushain, Mrs Fitch and J.

B. Winters wore appointed to make arrange. monts for an ice cream supper and entertainmont at the rink, May 29. Ad admission fee of 10 conte will be charged to swell the flower fund. The memorial servicos will be beld at the cemetery at 2 o'clock: in the afternoon.

The following committee on invitation was appolated: J. E. Irwine, Geo P. Chase and Capt. Swigart.

The following beads of committees were appointed from' each ward to appolat ladios to ageist in preparing acd soliciting flowers: First ward -Miss Cora Marshal. Second -Mra. Herbert Brown. Third ward--Mrs. J.

E. Irwine, Fourth ward- B. F. Louthalo, Fifth ward-Mra. Fitch.

A committee af four V789 appointed from tho W. R. C. and Ladies of the A. a8 a committee on cakes for tho supper on the evening of the 20th.

This committeo consists of Mrs. Her. bert Browu. ADd Mrs. Louthain of the W.

R. and Mien Cora Marshal and Mre. Fitch of tho Ladies of the A. R. Geo.

P. Chase and F. B. Livlogstoo the S. of were appolnted to district the camp for the gathering of flowere on tho morning of the 30th, Adjourned to meet next Thursday evening at Capt.

Frank Swigart's. CAPT. FRANK SWIGANT, Chairman. F. B.

LIVINGSTON. Sec. $100 Reward, $100, The reader ot this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at leist one dreaded that sclence has been able to cure in ail its ACogAs And that in Cutarch. Mali's Cutarb Cure Is the only postiive cure known to the medical truternity. Caturch constitutional being a trentment.

Hall's Catarrh Cnro is requices taken internally, acting directly on the blood ADO mucus surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of cha disease, and giving the patient by building up the constitution and nasisting mitute In doing its work. The proprie tors have so muob faitti in tia curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any that it Falls so cure, Seri for list of Address, 7. J. CHENEY Toledo, 0. by draggints.

Imitators and Imposters. The unequalled success ct Alleock's Porous Plustors as an exjeroal remedy has induced unscrupulous parties to offer imitations, which ther endenvor to sell on the reputation of Alcock's, It is an absurdity to speak of them in the scone category the ganuine poroqy plaster. Their alleged equulity with da a false pretense, The ablest medical practitionora And chemists and thousands of gratetul patients unite in declaring Alcock's Porous Plasters the bost exter nai remedy ever produced. Ask for Allcock'a and accept no other. Brundreth's Pills act upon the whole system.

A Valuable Cheat. TACONIA, -I have used your Simmons Liver Regulator and can con. scientiously say It is the king of all liver modicines. I consider it a medl. cine chest in W.

Jackeon. Your druggist sella it in powder or liquid. The powder to be taken dry or made into a tea. A physician loexpertenced in nerve may. doctor you for the wrong thing.

Dr. Wheeler's Vitalizer 18 made by a nerve disease specialist who knows what is needed. Sold by Ben Fisher. For Sale- court. has ordered me to sell the Button 'homestead at the northeast corner of Eighth and Spear street.

-Goo. W. Funk. UTILIZING THE OCEAN WAVES. Water Pumps Operated by Old Neptune's Foren on the Jersey Coast.

Now that some enterprising genins has proposed to press into survice 'the wave power of the Bosphorus for lighting the Turkish capital it might not be amiss to call to mind at leastone or two of several More modest schemes of wave power utilization that have nctually been called into effect. and that hure practically demonstrated wAve motors to possess elements of decided value and usefulness. One of these schemes, as materialized nt one of the summer resorts along the New Jersey consisted in the use of a thick wooden blade, strangly built, abont live feet wide amt eight Sent long, which WAS hung from nt its upper corners, between two piles of the dock, and WitS free to be swung to and fro by the waves. Projecting frow the upper edge was so connected as to operate a pump which raised water to tank, which it was delivered to carts for street sprinkling. The contrivance.

it. will be understood. depended for its action upon the progressive action of the wares. which swung the pivoted the blade. Crude us this apparatus was, it appeared to give quite satisfactory results, and led to the use, a short time later, of second motor of the same general class, though essentially different in naLtner of operation.

depending. as it. dil, upon the rise snot fall of Lout acted upon by the waves, and upon tire toand-iro motion of a hinged vane. A timber frame was pivoted at one end between the piles of a dock, and at the other end carried a. dost, which.

of course. was free to rise and fall with the waves. A wire rope extonding from the font passed over two sheaves and enrried 3 weight at its other end. Attached to this rope was a second one, which passed over still another sheave to the plunger of a pump, the water from which was delivered to an overlicad tank. The float weighed abont two thousand five hundred pounds and the counterweight two thousand pounds.

As the float rose on a wave this counweight descended and lifted the pump plunger, which performed the return stroke by its own weight the connter weight being lifted by the falling float. Allowance could he made for the rise and full of the tide by changing the length of the rope leading from the counterweight to the pump plunger, and provision was also made for lifting the float cutirely ont of the water when the waves were running unusually high. The pump used had a sixinch bore and a six -fool stroke, and ordinarily filled the twelve thousand galIon tank in about seren hours. --Cassell's Magazine. JUST IN TIME.

A Narrow Escape from Belug Buried Un. der a Himalayan Avalance, An English gentleman aud his write were in the Himalayas on it beurshooting expedition.and had encamped on the -line. It was at a time of the year when there was great danger from aralanches, and in crossing the narrow parts of the mountain vallogs it was necessary to hurry. Inman lives are often lost, and great numbers of animals are buried. We were lucky: but we had one marrow escape.

We had gone up'a fairly broad valley, on the lookout for bears, and no danger being apparent, had sat down at twelve o'clock to eat our luncheon. When we were done. we moved on about fifty yards, and then sat down again to hare look: with our binoculars. We had not been seated five minnies before we heard a tremendous roaring sound above 115. There was nothing to be seeD, but 1.

guessed what was coming. as we were sitting on the edge of an old avalanche. lie shouted to 120: and the coolies to make a ran for it, and we made off as fast as we could go, at right angles to the spot where we were sitting. Fortunaiely the snow had melted in the in which we ran. so that we were able to make good progress.

Lind we been obliged to run. or rather to try to rne, over soft snow, escape would have been impossible. As it was, we were only just in time. Au enormous avalanche, thousands of tons of snow, came sweeping aronnd the corner, on the very spot where we hud been sitting, carrying everything before it. It brought up on the opposite side of the valley and the -thirty or forty feet high--under which had enten our dinner were buried out of Companion.

A CHOLERA TRAGEDY. The Terrible Experience of the City of Asknbad in Turkestan. At Askabad, Turkestan, the cholera had almost disappeared early in Angust, and the event was celebrated with much rejoicing on the anniverof the emperor's name-day, which sury occurs in that month. The governor a dinner, to which he invited a gave numerous company, and the various regiments were granted extra rations, that they might rejoice on the sion. The day, which began so nuspiciously amidst general rejoicing, without was destined to huve an ending a parallel in history.

Of the numerous guests who attended dinner, one-half died within twenty-four hours. A military, band of about fifty men who during that fatal dinner lost forty of their number with cholera, and only ten of the men reached comp that night One regiment lost half of its men and pine officers ere the sun rose the following morning; and within fortyeight hours thirteen hundred people 'died with cholera. The cause of this outbreak was clearly traced to small stream of water which supplied the town. Four days previously the authorities were in- Listen! Back from the moup tain of Discovery and Progress in the treatment of diseases iN comes the 1 echo, "Curable." Dr. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer www progress, and rings the coin, to every sufferer St.

Vitus dance, or other net've disorders, because it ah them as it cured Mrs. Lena Cooper, of 1534 Lorain Street One, who says of the Vitalizer: to use it--growing better at once. The improvement was my nerves and refreshing me. until I feel like another ha! St. Vitos dance from birth.

It vielded to no medicat and by tits when she became 16 years old. is no. it happy wile. Price. $1.00 a Bottle WA Phonic De en an- -r wist, 8: 1.

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BRANT Makers, Albion, Mich. or 42 Dey Street. New York For Sale by Ben Fisher, 311 Fourth St. A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN. A Page From Her History.

Tho Important oxperiencca of others are intoresting. Tho following la no exception: I had been troubled with heart discuso scary, much of that timo very serlously. For live years was tronted by one physician contlowou-ly. WIN business, but obliged sician retire on told my account friends that my 1 hoalth. could not A utens months.

My font and licubs wero badly strolton, and I wow indeed tu serious when is contioman directed attention to Dr. Nile- Now Heart Cure, and said that his sister, who had been afflictod with heart disetiso. bad been cured by tho reucily, and WILS tartin a strong, healthy woman. 1 purchased 3 tostlo tloart Curo, and In than an boar after taking the first. doso feel a decided Improvement In rentation of my blood.

When I bud taken three I could wore my unklas, something had not done tor pionths, nud roy limbs had been rivallet No lone that they almost Betoro I had taken ono bottle of tho Now Eleart Cur the swelling bad all FODO clown. WItS so much bottor that I did my own work. On my recommundation six others are taking this valuable Morgan, 509 W. Harrison Chicago, Ill. Now Heart Cure, a discovery of an eminont specialist in heart diseaso, lasold by all on positivo guarantec.or sent by the De.

allies Medical Elkhart. on recolpt of prico. 31 por holtlo, six bottles for 85, express pro puld. It Is positively freo from all opiates or dangerous druga, We can accomodate a few more day boarders and we would call the attention of those desiring table board to the fact that we are serving meals that are not surpassed in the city at prices never before attempted. We will give you good food well cooked and neatly served, and endeavor to conduct a first class place such as the size and importance of our city deserves, and ask your patronage as an appreciation of our efforts.

THE VENDOME. 320 Broadway. DR. TRUAX, THE SPECIALIST. OVER STATE NATIONAL BANK.

Atter toucteen years of sclentifle study of Nose. Long. Liver. and all Diseases of Chronic Nature adopted my present form of treatment, above and have do oducted a succosstal pructice In tho class of cases, cordially you or juar friends, if aniletod with any Chronie Disease, to consult me and ray method of treatment and Its results. Ullice hours: 10 to 12 a.

culls 4 to promptly 4. 7 to at- 8 p. In. Restdence ut onise. All tended WALL STREET! TO OPERATE SUCCENSFULLY IN WALL STREET Join our Stock Syndicate.

LUV to 500 par cane. pec wandon ale. and wylth out risk. Send tor "Prospectus and Dally Marke Letter." mallet true. Highssc Ileterence.

du record up to date pur cent. 83 por cent. pald to the subscribora, ils the 15ta, resalt of operations trom December, to April 1504, WEINMAN Stocks. Grain and Provisions. No.

41 Broadway, New York City. DAILY JOURNAL. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 4. Quaker headacho capsula give re. lief in ten minutes.

For accident tickets for twolve months for $10. Housos to ront, No. 319 Pearl street. -S. M.

Clos. BOD. Acute and obronic catarrh; discasee of the throat and ear treated by Dr. J. H.

Shultz, 412 Fourth street. Telephode 157. Perfect health is seldom found, for impure blood 1a 80 general. Hood's Sarsaparilla really does purify the blood and restores health. Prof.

Battis who is so dolightfully remembered by many in Logansport will give an entertaloment under the auspices of the R. R.Y, M. C. A. on the 20th.

For rent, good front room, down stairs, sultable for two, In good MOD On Market street, five minutes walk from. court houso. Inquire XX Journal office. President McKeen of the Vandalla rallway, has added $5,000 to his tion in ald of Coates's College; the Presbyterian board of college aid bae sypropriated $10,000 and friends ol the Institution at Terre Haute bave advices that the entire indebtedness of $50,000 will soon be lifted. formed that cholera hind broken out at small Turkoman village situated on the bunks of this stream, a bont.

four miles above Asiatad. The inbabitants of this village were ordered to move their tents several miles back on the hills, which they did. On the day before the reappearance of the cholera at Askabad a very heavy rain-storm occurred, which washed the banks of the river and swept refuse and other matter from the, abandoned village into the stream, and this matter was carried by the water into the city and distributed to all parts of the town by the numerous open canals through which the inhabitants were supplied with water. It was this contaminated water which caused the reappearance of the epidemic and the frightful mortality which followed. The popmiation of Aska bad was not more than thirteen thousand, of which ten per cent.

died within forty-eight hours. --Sanitary Era. TRAPPING BIRDS. Recollections of the Wild Life of R19 InDina Boy. I nm sorry to say that we were merciless toward the birds.

We often took their eggs nod young ones A companion and I once had a singlar experience in this way. We were accustomed to catch in our bands young and ducks during the summer. "While thus eugaged we happened to finil a crane's nest. Of course, we were delighted with our good luck. But, as it was alrendy midsummer.

the young cranes. number, were rather large, and they were a little way from the pest: we also observed that the two old cranes were in a swampy place, quite near by; but as it was molting time. we did not suppose that they would venture on dry land. So we proceeded to chase the young birds; but they were fleet runners, and it took us some time to catch up with them. Meanwhile the parent birds had heard the cries of their little ones, and cumo to their rescue.

They were chasing us whilo we fol. lowed the young ones It was a perilous encounter! Our strong bows gained the victory in a band-to-hand battle with the angry cranes, but after that we scarcely ever A crane's nest, Almost all birds make some resistance when their eggs or young are taken, but very few will attack man fearlessly. Our devices for trapping small animals were rude, but were often successup a peek or so of large, ful. For instance, we used to prather burs, and scatter them on the rabbit's furrow-like path. Of course in the morning we would find the little fellow sitting quietly on his track nnable to move, for the burs stuek to his fect.

Charles Alexander Eastman, in St. Nicholas, Wonders of Natore. "That an illigant Biddy, when the "borms" of a snail were really the creature's eyes; "what an illigant arrangemint for Inkin' through a kay-Indianapolis Jouroal. Four Nothing in the whole history of Medicine can compare with the suecess of "FOUR It is the ONLY KNOWN specific for LA GRIPPE. It removes all Its DREADED and EVIL effects, Inducing restful, natural sleep.

ONE DOSE will frequently move Pleurisy pains, ONE DOSK bas time and again relieved child suffering with CROUP, Four has cured Asthma, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and Ulcerated Tonsilitis. composition it de DIFFERENT, le MORE POWERFUL aud ACTIVE, In fact it is as DIFFERENT from any other lung remedy as molasses is different from vinegar. It is 8 REVELATION. BEST OF ALL YOU TAKK NO RISK. The ESSENCE of the contraot is, Four MUST GIVE SATISFACTION or money will be refunded by BEN FISHER.

To Indianapolis, Special excursion tickets to Indie anspolis will be sold from ticket eta. tion: on the Pennsylvania lines in Indiana at reduced round trip rates, as follows: MAy 6tb and 7th, on account cal Festival; good returning until Stay 9th. inclusive. May 18, 14, 15 and 16, acount Rebekab Lodge. I.

0. 0. and Grand Lodge. I. 0.0.

of Indiana; valid to return up to and including May 18. May 14 and 15, good returning until May 18, inclusive, account May Mustcal Festival. May 21 and 22. account Grand Lodge F. A.

of Indiana; good to return until May 24, Inclusive. May 22 and 23, account People's Party Convention; good to return until May 25, inclusivo. For particulare and tire of trains, apply to nearest Pennsylvunia line ticket agent. Notice. The first payment on subscriptions of stock to the Citizens' Natural Gas Company of Loganeport, is now due and should be paid at the com.

pay's oilice, corner of Market and Fourth streets. Sharca of stock are twenty-five dollara each (two shares to a fire) to be paid as follows: April 29. 1994. 1 00 May 1804. 00 June 20, 2901.

00 July 20, 01 00 August 20, 1899. 3 00 00 September 20. 20 November 20, 1801. 3 00 October 20, 00 December du, 4 00 January 20. 00 00 JOHN GRAY, Preeldent.

C. W. GRAVES. Secretary. A Pointor for Travelers.

While Mr. T. J. Richey, of Altona, was traveling in Kaosss he was taken violently ill with cholera mor. bus.

He called at a drug store to get some medicine and the druggist recommonded Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrho3 Remedy so bighly he concluded to try it. Tho reenlt was immediate relief, and 3 few doses cured him completely. It ie made for bowel complaint and nothing elso. It never fails. For sald by B.

F. Kees. ling Druggist. For the relief and cure of a cold in the bead there ie more potency in Ely's Cream Balm than in anything else it is possible to prescribe. This preparation bas for years past been making a brilliant success 88 a remedy for cold in the head, catarrh and hay fever.

Usod in the initial stages of these complaints Cream Balm prevents any serious developmeat of the symptoms, while almost numberless cases are on record of radical cures of chronic catarrh and bay fever after all other treatments have proved of no avail. A Popalar Remedy. The promptness and certainty of Its cure have made Chamberlain's Cough Remody famous. It de intended especially for cougbs, colds, croup and whooping cough, and is the most effectual remedy known for these dis69908, Mr. C.

B. Main, of Union City, says: have groat sale on Chaimborlain's Cough Remedy. warrant every bottle and have never heard of one falling to give eutire sat. tefaction." 50 cent bottles for sale by B. F.

Koosling. Drugglet, Vandalla Line Excursion Rates, May and 7th, good to return to 9th. to Iadianapolis socount May Musical Festival; and will sell May 13th and 14th, good to return Inolud. Ing May 18th, socount I. 0.0.

F. meeting at same rate. J. C. Ag't,.