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HINTS ABOUT SPRING STYLES.

scarf pins
New dress sleeves are longer and somewhat
WIDER without the raised fullness at the shoulder.
Tam OShanter caps are now made of strawin
imitation of those made of cloth worn with tailor
suits.
The most popular wooden suits consist of a
outdoor wear.
Round hats of straw for spring are made with
high square crowns and narrow brims similar tN
those now worn in felt
The broad sailor collar is worn by small eirls
and boys alike, with ties made of soft silks cut
on the bias and tied in huge bow
Stripes are certain to be worn, and will prob
ably be quite popular. There are some decided
novelties IL these and the color blendings are
good.
In New York waist-linings of good quality are
to be had, cut out of any desired size, thus
saving much labor to those who do dressmaking
at home.
The prettiest of the plaid gnghams have the
design seen in the fine wool plaids and inn
ported in all of the newest coors in large, small
and medium sized checks.
Wide turn over collars, handsomely embroid-
cred In white, are much worn by stylish young
ladies. These fasten with jeweled collar-but-
ton and marine knot, and ends of silk or rib
bon III rich Persian colors are added below.
surah satin sublime, Victoria and gros grain silk
and Ottoman will be highly favored for visiting
and church costumes this spring. When good,
no material is more elegant and serviceable.
Jerseys are made not alone of wool, but also
of a new material known as '.isle thread jersey
cloth," which is of wonderful strength and has
a. finish and fneness approaching silken fab
rlcs. This new material is likely to be very
popular.
This is again to be velvet season, and one
cannot make mistake in buying velvet to COM
bine with anything. 1t is also to be lace sea-
son. and yards upon yards of oriental and other
fancy laces will be employed for trimming the
pretty, soft, summer woolens of the day
Feathers are not largely imported they have
been worn so long and at all seasons of the year
that something new is desirable, and the scarfs
of etamine of surah are to be used instead,
especially for trimming round hats Clusters Of
flowers will be- employed for summer bonnets.
The general design for spring suits is that Of
short basques, with long drapery and plain lower
skirts, and this suggestion is given alike in
dresses of one Fabric, or for combinations of
two materials. The upper part of the dress will
be of plain goods, with figured stuffs for the
trimming and for the lower skirt
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Experience vs.. Inexperieace.

1t IS matter OF regret that in introducing
Hoods Sarsaparila its proprietors are obliged Ia
overcome certain d;strust by some people who
have unfortunately bought worthless compounds,
mixed by persons ignorant of pharmacy. Messrs.
C. !. Hood g Co. are reliable pharmacists of
long experience, and they make no claims for
Hoods Sarsapar;lla which cannot be Substantial
cd by The strongest proof. And we say TO those
who lack confidence. read the unsolicited te5ti-
moaials III favor of Hoods SarsaTarilla, and then
prove its merits by actual personal test We are
confident you will not be disappointed. but will
find it medicine Of great value which can be
implicitly relied upon One hundred dcscs I'll.
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Compliments to "a Statesman.

Denver (Col) News.
Senator Eddy was busily engaged last night
in timing the town yermilion. air. Eddy had
number of unsclfsh eompatriots with him who
assisted in putting OH the first coat and tho sub
seuuent finish. There was nothing too good for
them First it was oysters ard wine, then 1T
was wine and oysters. one of the gang. who
ordered a glass of beer. received such wither-
ino Glance from AR Eddy that he slid into him
elf Tike n creased telescope. Mr. Eddy, to pro-
Dtiate him, ordered more wine. then ordered
some more. 1t was easy to see that Mr.. Eddy
was elated When asked the cause of his ex-
cessive righteousness. he replied that right had
trinmphed over might, and that a man had taken
a seat which had been usurped by boy and that
he was the man by an unquestionablo majority.
Mr. Eddy lied.
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Puzzles Answered.

BY Somebody, Marshall, ILL., Nos. 1927. 1925.
BY Tom A. Toe Marshall, Ill., Nos. 1920,
142l, 1425.
By Dutch and Pete, Marshall, ILL.,. Nos 1920,
1421, 1922, 1923. 1924 1925.
By G. b., indianapolis No. 1927.
By Kla, LaPorte: Nos 1890 1927, l422, 1923,
1924. 1425. 1927.
By Eagle Eye. Walnut Hill, Mass Nos,
1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1925. 1927
By Pearl and Ruby, New Brunswick: Nos
1920. 142I 1922 1423 1924.
By See U. u, Maynard, ILL.,: Nos. 1920 1421,
1922, 1923, 1926, 1927.
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An Injury to Women.

To the Editor Of the Indianapolis Jou rnaI:
BY the proceedings published in your valuable
paper l note that bill is pending to disfranchise
all voters who buy or sell their votes. This is
we'll, but has it not occurred to the members of
the Indiana Legislature what indignity this pro-
posed law puts upon the law abiding women of
the State? Such law makes every ballot box
criminal the peer of every woman in the State
and am constrained to ask, is sex a crime2
When this bill shall become a law the full pro-
vision will read: Citizens, or those who have
declared their intention so to become, except
fraudulent voters and bribers, and women, may
vote after residence of six months in the State
and sixty days in the county"
Would it not De we'll for the present Legisla-
ture to enfranchise the law-abiding women of
the State. so far as in their power, before adding
women? A WOMAN.
LAFAYETTE Feb. IL.
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service, indicate the need of a new rubric as
follows:
When the prayer of ST. Chrysostom is being
said, or during the singing of the Gloria in Ex-
celsis," the congregation any member thereof
may put on cloaks and overcoats, and shall put OH
overshoes; but any church may omit this part of
the service from May to Dec l. at the discre
ton of the minister.
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The following puzzles are accepted, and will
appear in due time:
BY May Blossom Numerical enigmas, geo
graphical enigma, diamond, geographical dia,s
charade. geographical diagonal puzzle, double
acrostic, and transposition.
By j. P. Matthews: Crossword enigma.
By Pearl and Ruby An enigma,
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A Call for a Truce.
Roston riIot-John BOYLE or

Boston Filot-John Boyle O Reilly.
The madmen are at the helm yet When
30, 000, 900 English people wildly cheer a half
insane aad wholly disreputable murderess and
100000 people of Irish blood half sympathize
with the desperate lunatics who would burn
down London-it is time for both sides to
pause. 1t is time for both England and Ire
land to answer this question: Is it too late to be
frieudSs
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A HWomen's F~chanqa.u

The sign was displayed, and somebody went
in to sec if man who was tired of his wife
could go there and trade her off for another one.
Found it was impracticable The best kind of
exchange for women is that which is promoted
by Browns Iron Bittcrs Exchange poor health
for good. Broken down and debiitated ladies
with impoverished blood find yigor and joy in
the enrichment which this prince Of tones be.
slows on them.
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every week and like it very much especially
enough to solve more than puzzle or two each
week. / will probably send you fresh batch
by the time you have used up these incosed
Yours very truly, MAY BLOSSOM
BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 2.
I'VE have placed NJ. BIS fifteen excellent puz-
zles on our accepted list We thank her for the
fayorS, and ask her to come often
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THE YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

Everything relating to this department must
be addressed to w. II Grafam West Scarbor-
ough, Cumberland county, Maine Original
and answers to each weeks puz-
zles are solicited from ALL
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Housekeeping ia Rhode Island.

7 PfONluthCU JOUInitI :"
The lady Of the house studying Greek and
| the hen laying an egg in the corner of the room
| is an interesting incident Of existence near thu
| highways and byways of North Providence.
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Original Puzzles.

NO. 1445-CRoSS- WORD ENIGMA.
Ny first is in exposition, but not in show;
My second is in ice, but not in snow;
My third is in friend but not in foe;
My fourth is in OK, but not in nag;
My fifth is IN bottle, but not in bag;
My sixth is in sign but not In flag.
My whole was general
OXFORD, Miss. J. P MATTHEWS.
NO. 1446-ENIGMA.
Ny whole, of 9 letters, is person you all
know.
My3 5, 4, is kind of fish.
My Z, 8, T. g. is to cultivate
My 9, g. l, is the craw of birds.
My 0, z is an lnterjection.
My 6, 5, 3, is to become weary
MARSHALL, III. Tom A. TOE.
NO. 1447-REvERsALs.
/. Reverse a town of Persia and get fowl.
2. Reverse Russian river and get Scottish
lake. 3. Reverse an English river and get
command 4 Reverse town of Spain and get
a town of Naples. 8. Reverse village of
Prussia and get true. MAY BLOSSOM
BOSTON, Mass.
NO. 1448-ADDITIoN OF FRACTIONS.
Two-thirds of a river in Germany, ] of a
country of South America, II of precious
stone, l. 3 of unit, 3-5 Of my mothers brother
and 10 of river in Alabama-A Greek phi
losopher who fiourished III the fifth century,
b. G. Who was he! ERMlNA.
HoBBIEvILLE Ind.
NO 1449--DoUBLE AcRosTIc.
Twelve lctters.l
l. The quality of o postulate. 2 A machine
in which four p;llleys act together g. Making
obscure (obs.) T. Irrelevance. 8. An officer OF
the Turkish feet G. Obscure T. Equally bal
anced Lat 8. Act of cutting off g. wish
bone. TO- Entogoa IL. bird. IL TO kick
back. 13 Poreless. IL One fond of pleasure.
Is. grace note. Is Having long sides.
PRIMALs-Pertaining to chemical equiva-
Tents.
FINALs-Havins ninety sides.
SALEM, Ind. UNCLE THEo.
NO 1450--ENiGMA.
I am composed of twenty one letters; my
whole is a newspaper printed i'll the United
States
MyS, 2, 20, G, 10, Is, is a cover for the head
My 8, ~, 2, IL, IA. is frcsh-water fish.
My Is, 18. 19, 81, Is, 16, IL, q, is one who
shows strangers the curioaities of place.
My 4, q, 5, 3, is II genus Of plants
My l, IL. 9, IL, Z, is a shoot of plant cut for
migrating.
ELLErrsvI.LE, Ind. W. L. BROWN.
No. 1451--sQUARE.
l. To bow to the earth (Chinal g A lake Of
the United States g. 4 German poet a. 4
roof covered with thin pieces of baked clay. ;.
town of Fyen island, Denmark. 6. A pillow
(Obs. and rare) DUTCH AND PETE.
MARSHALL LII.
No. 1452-sQUARE.
l. The skin of a Calls head g Anything ex-
tremely small. 3. large, round molding. 4.
A large bird. DODo.
GALLON, ..
No. 1453--cRoss-woRD ENIGMA
In juxtaposition not in closej
In elecampane not in rose;
In salamander, not in frog;
In dromedary, not in dog;
In castanet, not in lute
In clarionet, not in flute;
In Esculapius, not in Ceres;
In oranges. not in pears;
In acontias and in alligator;
Whole, q Portuguese navigator.
BOSTON, Mass. MAY BLOSSOM.
Answers in three weeks.
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Vitality of Great Men

Is not always innate or born with them, but
many instances are known where it has been
acquired by the persistent and judicious use of
DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic.
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Our Prizes for Answers

Our PriZes FOR Answers.
l. We offer game for the first complete set
of answers.
2. We offer popular magazine, or pack of
pretty address cards for the next best list.
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Prize Winner.
Accented Puzzles

We award the game to Kla for the best
a,1S rapip
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Proposed Prayer-is Book Change.
Living Church.
The movements in IA congregation during the
winter season, Immediately before the close OF a
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Answers to Puzzles.

No. 1420-The vespers of Palermo
No. 1421-John @. Adams.
No. 1922
"May never lady press his lips,
His proffered love returning,
Who makes furnace of his mouth,
And keeps its chimney burning;
May each true woman shun his sight
For fear his fumes might choke her,
And only those who smoke themselves
Have kisses for the smoker"
No. 1423--Indiana State Journal
No 1924 l. NIB US
L E A NTO
Il r 1 E r S
T A l. A
Ell E y G Fl
S T E T G Ii
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NO. 144S-ADDITIoN OF FRACTIONS.
Two-thirds of u river il Germany, ] OF a
country of South America, II of a precious
stone, 1-3 of unit, 3-5 of my mothers brother,
and 15 of river in Alabama Greek phi
losopher who fourished in the fifth century
B. G. Who was he2 ERMlNA.
HoBBIEyILLE, Ind.
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Buttermilk for Calves and Pigs.

National Live Stock Journsl.l
We are asked the value of buttermTlk for
swine and calves, and why il is not consid-
cred as safe TO feed without any addItoaai
food, as SKINNED milk. Buttermilk, X in
good condition, hiss a value very similar to
skinned milk. IL is slightly ri her In tat,
having Per cent. and slighsiy less albumin
Old matter. It is figured at twenty two
cents per 100 pounds. Ii will produce rap
i'd growth on calves and pigs, If il does not
deIange the stomach. But buttermilk is apt
to be in strong condition of fermentation
This very soon produces bad form of scours,
which, unless taken quickly, may end IA
tally. 1t is hardly safe to feed buttermilk
without mixing one half pound OF finished
middlings what farmers call 'canel'') per
gallon of buttermilk. If il is quite sour it
should be boiled with the middlings. The
heat will neutralizs the aciditv. but it will
not be as valuable as before fermentation
has eaten up some of the food elements.
We often recommend keeping q little fax
seed on hand for use III checking sc0urs
ard ii will be most useful here. Boil one
quart of fsxseed in six quarts OF water
This will become like jelly. SIR a little of
this boiled fexseed inlo the ration Of each
calf, or into that for several calves or pigs.
to the stomach. Feeders should not consid-
er few bushels of fax-seed as adding to
expenses, for it is worth all 1t COSTS FED in
small quantities as promoting rapid growth.
We always use this instead of linseed oil,
for there is danger of getting impure oil,
but the seed can be relied upon.
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C. cars. 20 New York, SUNDAY. e cars: TO-DAY. IL
esrs Market dull and lower; good 10 choice
Workers, Cd 709i S0 butchers grades, 81 SQgi d.
eO9lCAGo. March 5O.-rne Drovers' Jsurnsi re-
poris:
5ogs-Receipn. II 500 head: shipments 5000
head. Market sc lower; rough packing, s4 30as S.
pscklng and shipping. e. 50az IS; light 81 309i 20
skips. 90 50S4 IS.
Cattle Receipts, 5000 head: ship rsnts. 2,00O
head. Market slow: common grades l09l5c 10 yer,
1850 10 $50 lbs. So 2595 S. $50 TO 1850 bs s 50
as 95H.
Sheep-Receipts, 600 head; shipments. ls9O
heed. Market 1Id20c lower. common 10 medium,
81 5O34 IS good. 81 1904 20.
The DrOvers Journal LIVERPOOL special quotes
an improvement OF &c on prices Best American
steeIC 1sc. dressed.
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COMMERCIAL.

fair volume Of business is being transacted
through the medium OF travelling statesmen In dry
goods. but as yet home trade is not booming.
Weather conditions have not been altogether fav.
orable, for that forms the basis for the sale OF
many spring and summer fabrics. Jobbers are
putting out about the usual amount however.
Groceries are rather quiet, and prices are un-
changed. There some slight changes in
canned goods. Eggs have again declined C. with
probability of further changes in the near fu-
ture.
GRAIN.
wequote the following from the Board OF Trade
circular:
Whtat-Not much activity IN local circles and
all grades are generally lower and dull. Futures
are not wanted Receipts only fair, choice grades
in better demand. New York &c higher while
Chicago shows the marked decline of 1c.
corn-Local markets are fairly active at Quota
tions. Offerings more liberal and a shade
lower, prices are noticed for better grades. Re
ceipts good and futures dull. New York steady
ana Chicago sc of.
Oats-A good locsl demand for small lots IL
quiries for shipping purposes are rather qulet
with fair offerings.
The following table shows the receipts of grain
o. this point for the past twenty-four hours;
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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, March SO.-Csttle Dali
sno &c on OF last week; receipts, 1888 neHo; snip
Hogs-Firm: Philsdelphlas, s5@5 O5; Workers
head.
Sheep-Dun and unchanged: receipts 4eOO
head shipments 2 000 head.
BALTIMORE, March 3O.-Beef Cattle-DulI and
1s@14c lower best beeves. 81 5095 20; first ousi-
az co. most OF sales were at 81 25@5 so. Receipts,
1927 head: sales, s12 head.
swine-Esis supply. Receipts. $500 head.
sneep ana Lamos-Receipts. p ss head; sheep,
1895 . lambs, s..
KANSAS CITY, March 90 The Live Stock Ihdi-
Cattle-Receipts. l.loo head. Market Quiet: ex-
ports SIS 20 50 40: Common to good shipping. ~ 80
90 20; common to medium, 81 Sega 10; feeders
Hozs-Receiots SEQ head Market weak and Ice
lower; light, 81 2O9i 30: heavy and mixed, 81 100
40
>. eep-Recelpts. LOO head. Market steady
fair 70 eood, g. aeesS s; common to medium.
a tO@2 ..
head: shipments, 6o0S head. Market slow ex-
ports, s. 6595 30 good 20 cnOice, IS 2S5 60; e1rn
mon to MEDIUM. 81 5OS5 butchers steers. s;G
q "a e0Fn-isd Texans "a S'' Colorado steers SO
sneep-E Receipts. 1000 head; shipments 200 head.
Market steady and IN good demand: common %
medium. 3 50G3 .; choice, So 30 al so extra,
81 509s IS
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head: shipments. 800
packers. "a l0a4 so: heavy, 50 6OCa4 60
BUFFALO. March 30-Csuls-Kecefps to-day.
l,l00 head: consigned through, 81 cars; IN New
York. sunday. IS cars to-day. IS cars. Market
unsettled. generally lower. dull and drooping;
medium to good, from llo0 TO 1900 lbs, 81 75@
20; common TO medium, So 7094 40; butchers,
Sheep and Lambs--Receip,s. $500 head: con-
signed through, $50 cans. Market dull; prices
shade lower; common to choice sheep, IS 9Qe5 20;
ordinary TO choice lam os. 81 s0tg5
Hogs-Reeeipn, 6.50o head; consigned through,
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OILS.

PTTTsBURG. March so.-Petroieum-Dull; cer-
tifcates opened al SEC declined, and closed at
SEC.
BRADFORD. Pa. March 90 Petroleum Ma
onsl T. ansit certificates opened at 765ze and
closed at lie: highest price. 81 e; lowesI price,
SIZE; clesraDees. . 754.e0o obls.
NEW YORK, March Se.-Petroleum-The mar
ket Uss seaiD very quiet and without develop
msnt IN any special feature The opening and
hiehest price was SIC; closing and 10 S-st. sl5sc
fluctuations FOR the entire day only = Of per
cent Operators are simply waiting.
OIL CITY, March S0-Nauonal Transit cavtid-
Gates opened ST size; highest SIC; lowest 81 g;
closed at SIC. sales. ss5 COO bbls ciearsuces.
26ez.CoO bbs.; runs Is l26 bOlS: shipments, So
co. bbls. charters. 1851 bhis Oil City OH Ex-
change stocK-2SO bid and 800 offered.
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sowing nearly 20 a close Sales Of Eaglfh When;
during ike week were So, 266 qnarters, again.
ST. 234 CHARTERS for The corresponding week OF Las
year. Forripn wheat has recovered from the q.
preston. OF the cosst business vas confined ~
The RAE OF one cargo OF Oregon a. 3Js I'd aud
cargo OF California at 35e 81: nine cargOes arrve
two c-fRoes Withdrawn, and ten remained Ta--
are due twenty 10 twenty-five carg0es. mostly CAL
iiornie.
CHICAGO HARKETs
Furnished by II. z Kinney q Co.. 6rzin ana ~,
vision Brokers. No. Chamber Of Commerce.
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured,

There has never been q medicine sor rheuma.
tism introduced in this State that has given such
universal satisfaction as Durangs Rheumatic
Remedy. Ii stands out alone as the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease. 1t
Is taken internally and never has and never can
fail 10 the worst in the shortest time. II
has the Endorsement and recommendation of
many leading physicians in this State and else
where. 1t is sold by every druggist at 81. Write
for free forty-pa pamphlet to r L. HELPHEN-
STlNE, Druggist Washington d. G.
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Days of suffering and nights of pain are the
unhappy lot of the victim of those dreadful
diseases, rheumatism and neuralgia. How
II adily relief may be gained is testified by
w. @. Field, pharmacist, of l, 232 Cedsr ave-
nue., Cleveland, o. For fifteen years he had
been an almost constant sufferer. at times
being unable TO lie down. Four doses OF the
new specific. AthIophoros, drove the disease
from his system, and be writes hat the rem
edy can not be recommended too highly.
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BALTIMORE. March 80 - Whisky-stesdy at
% lO9I Il
ST. LOUIS, March So.-whisky-stesdy at 81 IL
CHICAGO. March So-Whisky-s:e sdy at 81 Is
CINCINNATI. March SO-WhisKy-s at
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORk. March 30.-Dry Goods-Wi!h job
oeIs there has been 8 very good trade in progress
with the movement from agents ire cut largely
confined 10 speealties of seasOnable dress goods.
The specially for the year IS "MiIcheline patent
quilts" which are produced in several qualities
and large variety of STYLES, and have had q wide
demand and sold 70 arrive.