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Miscellaneous Notes.

The Philadelphia Record says: s'The trouble
some Northern Pacific dividend scrip created by
Mr.. Wizards fertile brain falls due in sixteen
months, and there Is no possibility of paying it
unless some new sort of security can be manu-
featured"
The Union Pacific Railway Company adver-
tises for proposals. to be received up to Sept 49,
for the construction Of 500 box cars The pol
icy OF General Manager Galloway in purchasing
his supplies and equipments from bids called for
by public advertisement has resulted very profit
ably to his company.
The Baltimore e Ohio is about to contract
with Wilmington firm for the building of two
large steel steamers to carry freight and passen-
gers between Staten Island and the Battery The
contract calls for steamers that can run from the
Battery to St George In seventeen minutes. It
is proposed to have passengers board the upper
deck of the steamer directly from the elevated
road at South Ferry.
The Northern Pacific railroad, it is stated. did
not its fixed charges for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1886, if the statements which have
been made recently by three entirely different
parties who are possessed Of inside information
are true. The road showed nominal surplus
however. by charging to construction items that
would have gone into operating expenses and
fixed charges had it not been for the building Of
the Cascade branch.
The general opinion is that Cyrus W. Field is
seeking to recover his interest in the New York
& New England corporation, in view of a pos
sible connection with the New York & Danbury
railroad. The latter concern is on paper and in
a very promising condition for speculation
When it is constructed, if money is left to nav
for operating, it will have a good field for local
traffic; field that good management can develop
to paying proportions, though at the start it may
be difficult to make both ends meet
The Louisville. Evansville g. ST. Louis Rail-
road Company are making good Roadway in
strengthening out the financial snarls which have
been heavy membranes on the road and did
much to prevent its proper development The
company will issue two millions first mortgage
gold bonds. bearing interest at the rate of per
cent per annum from Oct l, 1886. principal and
interest payable in Boston One million of
these bonds are for sale for which, or any part
thereof, proposals will be received by William
t. Hart, chairman, at Continental National
Bank, Boston, on or before Sept. 15 These
bonds are secured by mortgage on all the prop
erty of the railroad company now held by it, and
all that it may in future acquire.
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matter. Only yesterday afternoon, but for the
activity Of one of the switchmen on the Union
tracks, who pulled boy who had fallen, when
attempting to board train. from the track, he
would have undoubtedly been killed. The train
men stopped the train, supposng he was certain
ly crushed beneath the wheels This matter
should receive the attention at once of the
noliea
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Treasurer Miller Pursuing the Delinquents.
County Treasurer Miller, in the matter of de-
linquent taxes. is about to proceed against
number Of administrators, guardians and exec
utors who have failed to pay taxes on their
trusts. Yesterday he notified Judge Ayres of
twenty-five or thirty cases of this kind, and re-
quested him to have the parties before him to
show cause why the taxes have been neglected.
Delinouents are paying up readily, the receipts
from this source the past few days being quite
numerous.
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a FfoCure- Frame Manufacturers Assignment.
Frank Scheinch, manufacturer of picture
frames at Nos. IA and 16 North East street,
yesterday assigned all of his stock, machinery,
book accounts and household goods to John w.
Herr. There was also fled with the deed of
assignment a chattel mortgage in favor of FL.
Remensheter and others for 81, III. The assets
are valued at So 500
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RoANN-S. NJ. Baker.

RoANN-S. NJ. Baker.
ROBINSON. Ill.-Charles A. CRUDE.
RoCHEsTKR-L. e. Rannels
RocKPoRT-W esser e. Grahem.
ROCKvILLE-L. M. Bates.
R0SEDALE-W. Butcher.
RossvILLE-M Kreisher.
DISQUALIFICATION 81 Nicholson.
RUsHvILLE-H. g. Hilligoss.
RUsHsYLvANIA. O.--S. A. Taylor.
SALIENT. A. Kemp.
SeoTT LAND I'LL. A. Greenwald.
SELENA-J L. simmons
SEYMoUR-Platter & Son.
Observation-Disclosures, Grishaw e. Shook.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elnore.
SHELBYvILLE-Robins & Powell
SHELDON. HILBERT Brady
SHERIDAN-W. f. Clements.
SILVER LAKE-W. V. Long
SOUTH BEND. B. Madison.
SoUTHPoRT-H A. McAlpin.
SoUTHPoRT-Sunday-D. B. Gardner.
SOUTH WHITIEY-Goheen & Co.
SPENCER. F. Lawson 6s Co.
SPIcELAND-O III. Nixon.
STAUNTON-A Webster.
STILESvILLE-J. Gentry.
ST.. JOSEPH. Ill.-G. N. Wininger.
ST. Louis, Mo.-John Overton, Union Depot.
ST. PAUL-Thomas Eek. ST
SULLIvAN-Ed Weir.
SUMMITvILLE-E. ?. Searie.
SwTTZ OITY-W. M. Martin.
TAYLoRsvILLE-Tillman Fulp.
TERRE HAUTE-G. w. Faris.
THoRNTowN-C. f. Utter.
TlPToN-H. Mehlig.
TROY. O.-Eugene c. Thomas.
UNION CITY-Swain & Brit.
URBANA. HIN. E. Watson.
NEEDERSBURG-JohnH Hurt.
VERMILLION, hid. NJ Mason
VINCRNNES-Tom Robertson
WABAsH-W. K. Thurston
WABASH-Sunday-Fran Rigler.
WALDRoN-Chapman & Larmore
WARREN f. NJ. Huff.
WARsAw-L. @. Boydston.
WASHIE e. Bro.
WAvELAND-H. A. Pratt.
WAYNETOwN-R. E. Ray.
WEsTFIELD-J. w. Davis.
MISUNDERSTANDING Williams.
WESTFIELD. INV. A. Snyder.
WEST LEBANoN--Jas Kimball
WEST NEwTON-Moses Allen.
WHITRLAND-Smock & Combs.
WHITEL0CK-J. HORNED.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. s. Crawford.
WINCHESTER-Ira Trip.
WoRTHINGToN-W. b. Squire.
XENIA, Ind.-R. Powell.
YORKTowN-W. A. Goings.
ZIoNsvILLE-B. f. Clark
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Hon. A. G. Ayres, Judge.
Susan Sampson vs. Lewis j. Toon ct al; tc
set aside will Compromised,
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A BOON to the afflicted is ST. Jacobs Oil, the
conqusror Of pain.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Grand Hotel: r. A DeMont, South Bend; j.
A. Woodburn. Bloomington; Henry Daniels,
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Lowest prices 5upplantng all others wherever intro
duced. Ii you want scales OF kind send for cr-
culars UNITED STATES SCALE CO, TeTre Hautas
Ind Works, corner seventh strees and Vandaa line.
Patents May ls 1873; Feb. 26 1875 two patents Dec.
10. 1887 s. J. Austin. Patentee.
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BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE,
AUN MILE Fl DgM
AU-OESSOUS De l'EGllSE ST. PIERRE
La Domination snglaise.

Uu journal anglais etablit Que jamais
pays ma gouvernS une plus waste portion
du globe que rAngleterrs actuelle. Rome
ma r6gn6 do In Tweed 4 rEuphrats que
sur sou, 200 lieues carr6es. txndis qus ran.
gleterre est maitrssse de 7,OOO, ,OOO de lisues
carrees ct Ia Russie de 6,OOO,OOO.
Le meme Journal relieve 10 fait que nul
peuple parlant anglais ne Wit en- vaincu
sous uns domination &trang6re. tandis que
rAugleterre gouverne pres de 800 millions
dindividus appartenant toutes les natiOns
ct parlant toutss lea langues dn globe. En-
effet, rAngleterre commando des Alle-
mands (Heligoland). a dss Espagn0ls ,(Gi.
braltar), 1 tles Grecs, des Iealiens ct dSs
lures tMalte ct Chypre), 4 des Arsbes
(Aden), dee Hollandsis (Afrique austrsle),
a des Francais (danrice), 4 dss Chinois, dee
lndous ct des Persans lAsie), a des deacon
daRts des Francais (Csnada). 4 des Espa-
gDOaa, des Frat eais ct dee indieAaes do di.
.ersrs races dahs les Indes Occidentales OF
dans rAmefique du Sud.
L'Angleterre est paissante, celia eat vrai /;
mais ~ puissance ne VI pas jusqu'A s'as.
similer l~s I'rupl-s qu'slle gonverne. Ellie
rst en- celia tres inf6rieure aug ROmains ct
aux Francais.
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meme! Que dirait n. Fossinge en- ne le
voyant plus! En- co moment il dort, mais il
% r6vsillera. Sill No - reveillait pes L..
VoilA CO que jappellerai rsnchainement
logique de lfncubstion ct dc reclosion de ID
pensse criminelle. Elle Ia d'abord repous-
see, pour en- 6trs Dc nouveau bien vite as-
sailhs, ct ellie 10 examinee tnven Les rs
voltes de - conscience. L. n6cessit6 . gu
raison De css h6sitations, car uns in(luctsbls
fataiit6 ID poursuit. Cs pAss& don't ellie .
rsussi jusqun pr6seut / Scartes do con mari
rombee vengeresss, pafvisndks-t-elle tou-
jours le dissimulsrS L. criss d'aujourd'hui
ne lui laisse plus d'illusions Gle ra cru an
trefois; present slle sent que cette espS-
rance nest qu'uu leurre. Elle recule pour
succomber t6t on tard. Ne vant-l pas
mieux s'assurer dAs present ravsnir qui
Il rstieudnitf s. tendrssss pour luis Elle
men pas on plus. "Notrs snnsmi, c'sst
notre maitre;" Il sst b siso, par Gala meme
que con marriage lui eoatS toutss ses rels-
lions, tous sss amis dans b pays. u b lui
. fait entendrs. I'll ~ lui pas dit.
QUAINT ! - mas, % maitss, ell Pains, In,
c'est dun amour inQuiet, ombsagoax, jaloux,
don't les susospt;biltis humiliantss ont -
puis lougtsmps itsint - slls touts affection
pour No laiessr subsistsr que b sencune.
Alors, invine;blsosnt, - cont petesnt6c . con
esprit Lee moysns dexscution; Ieur simph-
citS tsrri6ante h subjugue. Quelqoes gout-
tes d. ehlosofesms sur ua nouchoar appro-
chs Do - marines, q 800 mari doemin pour
jamais. L. poison tue ave- b soudainet6
De ID foudre, il No cause aucune douleur;
le medecin le lui . assure. Aais les traces
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J.pass aus vous n'allss pas sn rsssss
u dit b juge.
Nuchs, syoanant, sincEna ct sempsssa
d sepesadse:
La net 81 bisa txists par ells-nems
poss uns Ssaas dans tout r<panouisssmsnt
d y isunesse q de b bsaatS, quel dserS
past;eukse d'hossssr st Dc sSpulssoa n'en.
peunte-t-el|s Pas aa1 eisooastanese Qui y lui
impossnt dons Do tsllss csadit;onsf Cest %
qst sAssnsnt tpsouvi Nns Foss;ngs, q ells
. d sanssir Dour extcutse con projst JUS
qu'A - @u'elle ~ r6duite 1 h d0rni1re sx-
ttmitS. Ixviaenee dispsass ii d touts
d6asos(sat;m. Doae, k0 f6vrise, On peut
neAnst1ss, ~ b JGpit supeeoe. Csst-A-
digo, = 0oo ni0oanomont ct oRoet, Il da$o
I hquslls - rai1endaif, ! ua sadsoit dStse-
- Uoog ~ Son1itnss esetains papises,
negeanaae <aAaa0s seatss me somms con-
v0GnA ....
st-e1s is6veah)smsat coadamnSef Ma
t-ele pIus aueune autss rsssouPce que h
mort L'ooeosioa 81 favogable pour acouSrir
uuo eesttn1s d60nitive. j. fbssineo ct
Sans 90 ~ 1elads 6 0dssmi pas dss pilu-
II epios6es; Cd ~ GRploese h eaisss.
c. en'sst - b pesgsess ~ qus . MIN
h6nissas1s sonss = valssss ID - t.os-
vat ssnisrmSss; slls ~ que ~ titrss sost
sounina1lCb, paxtant imue1lse posr ~ - e
nsosue 9 d6tvssss. En- IL ercsro oue
- snsss d tisoiR ecaaisanest quslqsss
ionds, une somns rs1aEivemsnt forte, psut-
Atrs, insigni6hnts n6anmoins % 3eard sells
doot Slle Z bsspin. 0oa nnfi, deailleun, qui
ra plac&e n, On eounalt b chiite, i s'apesee-
vrak dnn vd 'iQm6diatsmeut. Ce n'est PEE
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celia qu'ells cherche, mais bien uns reserve
mise dams quelque cachette, qu'elle pourrait
prsndre ct utiliser sur-le-champ ct don't, plus
tard, elle s'occuperait de combler le d66cit
on d'expliquer Il disparition. II lui sufir~it
que 10 disbursement No fat pas susceptible
d'Stre deeouvert d'ici I plusieurs jours. L.
temps, dit-on. arrange besucoup d'a6aires |;
celia est vrai, surtout pour celles oa une fem
No ct mAl6s.
An surplus, ls but de ses recherches, ellie
serait embarrassSe de le preciser. La mort
s'approche, % hideuse &trsinte pSpouvante !;
o qu'ells vsut c'est de ne pas mouriir encore.
81, dams cette effroyable situation, une chan.
CO De delivrance Went surgir, doutes-vous
do son empressement Ia saisir cotte que
eodte, monsieur le jugef Non, n'est-ce pas
Cette chance - rencoutre. Son premier re-
gard, b ceisse ouverts, apercoit y grande en-
veloppe jaune, Is fevrier! Depuis une se-
maine GO trSsor est u; elle Tgnorait
nny Pcs 1 20 mSprendre sur paubains
inssp6rSs qui lui tchost, n. Lescopet y .
pourvu. Ns-t-iI pss indiqus le dStail du
depot 10,500 f.. |! le salut b vie! Un gests
Ct ellie est sauvss. H6siten-t-elle l Stendre
b mains All! q Get argent n'eat pas stS q
psSs, ID tentant, b fascinant, ellie se fit rSsi-
4n<s; mails ellie le volt, le palpe! Ellie ne se
dsmands pas ii slle b dsrobera..., cstts
qusst;oa ct pssolus dtvance; Il le. lui faut.
Comment eaches qu'elle 70 pris Celia seul b
prsoecups. Tromper son mari ellie ny sau-
rait songer; demain peut-etre il lui dira, Ell
ne peut encore quitter son Ii, de lui aller
cbercher renveloppe. Qui salt meme 81 N.
kesccpet ne reclamera mas le dep6t ce sOir
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Capt. John On, Pearlington, Miss., has
been q most intense sufferer from facial
neuralgia for over twenty years. ehas
had seventeen operations performed on
the nerves-that b, had them divided, cut
OF close % the bone from which they
emeree. But this never did him any good;
the most exesuciating pain continued
without the least interruption. He ofeen
wished for Death 20 relieve him Of the In.
tolesahje paia. The bsst physicians failed
10 selievs hia.' They finally advised him
- consult DrA Hartman & Millery ct tho
ST. Charles Hotel. New Orleans, which
he did. They prescribed PsauNA, and
In les than Q month was entirely relieved
Of the pain. Before consulting these doc
toss tke least touch 10 any partof his fAcs
o. nose would cause the most fearful pain,
while now he can blow his nose and wipe
his face without the least fear of pain.
The captain is grateful beyond measure
for this unexpected and unhoped foe rosult.
Mn. Elisabeth Keaner0S Iaurelstrsst
New Orleans, has been one of the great.
ct sufferers from Neuralgia of the face
during The past year that We have ever
heard Of From morning 10 night and
from night to morning, there Was one
constant, racking. tearing, burning pain,
sxtending clear around her head and deep
down through every muscle, tooth and
hone IN her lace. No rest and no sleep.
All physicians failed 10 relieve her, -
well . I'll remedies. She was eonstantly
n ~ most agonising despair. She called
on Dr.. Hartman, who said the cause was
chronie cstarrh. He prescribed P!auxA
Sor her and now every pain bee len her.
She feels Me smother pessoo and eoa ct
heartily and slssp souadly.
Nrs. G. ]. Miles, CallipoliA O., writes:
sDR. 8. b. HARriaAN i CO, Colunbuss
o. Ny a@iction has been rheulnaGism, 10.
Gated IN he right arm and shouldes, a
mose than two yeass' standing. end aitef
trying aQeat many remedies without any
relief. commenced the Ne q PmUNAs
which, alter using thrse bottjes, fosnd .
Decided change f6r Tie bee1es. ] eootln.
ued % uss 4 and nov 81 entlsely WELL
Huidah Ward, Wells>sa. o, wrlles: y
have besn aMicted for years With thae
dreaded disease. catarTh. ! trisd great
many diGerent Kinds of medicine. Bot b
no eject I commenced taking yeas L..
HUNA aAout nine u,oaehs got hsve tnkp
On about TN boGtles. u b doiagm gms mneA.
god. 1y II. sostnssd ne ! hessshs
eatrely cured"
D.. A. ,. Lovsjey, DadsvilIs, Al,
writes: ~ have 1ne run On your p
1UvA asa MANAlIu. Please sood - >
Ct a bools. ".Ths M q La
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men sont-elles pas apparsntesi L'objectiou
ne razrete qu'un instant. Ellie se croft au-
dessus du soupcon. Pour le d&router plus
sdrement, eIls ne s'entoure que de prscsu.
tions qui plus tard ID denoneeraient, elle pre-
fers de crosses maladresses.
LIE tampon De Aanslle roulS dams renvs.
loppe, le mouchoir lai-msme NJ sont que des
sott;ses savantss. En- peSsenss Dc css ma
ladresses, d lidSs da crime prsdomins, a
limputssa ! b viells donest;que plutdt qua
ellie; st alors les bevues ont leur explication
naturslle. Son Intelligence bornSe No lui Q
pas permis de songsr au m0uchoir; quaint au
tampon, c'est elle qui 70 jetS dans Ia cham.
bre de - maitresse, pour Ia faire accuser...
Vous allies dire, monsieur le juge, que IL
femme do con6anca, .slsv6e svee N. Fossin-
ge, n'avait certainemsnt Pcs eontre lui dini.
mit;S, st que con action serait inexplicable.
Pourquoi noaf Dans tous ~ 60, est-ee !
NM Fossines qss h juseies dsmasdssa
celas Ells r6poedza 4n'Slls Egnoss; cue,
nouvelle venue dams maison, slIs 10 saura;t
Poarquoi h Hsaus inpaAsihilH d b
Besouns ~ eashenit-alls pas uns hains pro-
fonde q vindicakiye 1satvs en- maitref Celia
n's nisn 1impessible. Rlle est sonhes, con-
osn,s6s, toujousA, sspliSs sw .slls-men,s, Il.
vrSs Aux peatiauss dun myslieisms grossier;
autant do considerations fa6lss sxploitse
au bsaein. Mais - sesa inutie. Ellie s9st,
le crime n'ayant pas % De tsm0in, lss pseu-
pes sur des prssomptions. 81 done, su pis-al-
Ter, il y deux accus6es, impunitS nest que
plus sure. Ses calculs fats, q 10 soet -.
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~.rrlait 1lanser n iannesaa. AZ IA. s,arrAtA.
rrnt. truuhiss. ne sachant oue d;re "Eh
h;en : oo'est .cr 81 dema nda IN vieiIlc. 4" Al
ersnd'mAre. = balbutia IA 6aocxe. L'sIeuie
sourit ct lee baisa au front.
| MarjSs. lie current. peudaut une aimee,
tout je dxlice nossibie lei bas. Etre kpous
ct s'ndorer. enDreme ioie humane! Plus
brorcuse mms ~ divinis.rait !: le ciej sai,
hien m cn,iI fat an refnssnt une iyresae
nina erande. ami Ie rendrnit inutilr. Sc yoir,
- nerier. s,ent.ndre. reoarder lee memee
cIoss.. tcuchrr lea n'Amss choses. resnirrr
| II name air. c'sst Ia seul paradis terrestre,
ouand am s'sime. I)s ~ m6iairot 81 psrfsi
tcm,ent Vun 4 rautre. 0u'ils croyajent son
vent n'4trc ou'uu. com mwe Ire sners dea Vi.
eions de SCedeuborR: sils as aentaisnt
Jieux. CO u'Stait au'au ublemsnt de lear
bonheur. Avrc ouel gratitude. dams lee m.
rec moments Oh ellie restait s~uje.-car. de-
aYl Ssait a. clio Gtait 1 lni, tsute !-avec
Iuslle rseoamaiesaste ioie ells haisait 10 pe-
|'(beg- pGv1o' q 6tahehe. q pure, GruvienG %
|vif, ouil Dui await mise an doiRt, le aOir dee
msettes dancailies! Maia II arriva cette
choss banals, niaiss ct a6reuse, QUIT IS.
prjt. mi. an Jour on an soir, eur 10 bouls-
vnra ou dane 10 couloir dc anelqus theatre,
dune 6lls rouse. des frisons iusqu'aux
paupiAres, pss iolie. du ronRs aux iavres, du
no;r aux ysux. do n poudre de- rix sur tlu
cold cream. ct b8te. pss meme dr6ls. avec
dsj'areot dana l'scce.t.
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oo,nme uno Ame. Et uus telle folj~ No fut
ma n cansiee d'nn iour. dime se,naiue. n
brit so0t rieuom :nis 'dans 10 piaisir ; bo.
veur de- totay. ravi de rivresss du vin an
litrs. II perctv6rs dans q honte, avec uns
obstiuatjou dc brute isuais raacaai6s. II
sbendouus )e foyer Cd 10 ieune femme at.
tend, 10 ne oa ellie plsure. D'abord 10 dS.
laiss6s No voalut pss croire 10 ii parfsit
d4eeetre de- toutes e. ioiss. Ce o'6tsit nae
vmi ! Go n'xtait pas vrsi Cenx qui raeon.
tsjent cetts abouisabls savsnture &tairpt
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douter! Eile jes vjt eusemble. sou mari ct
ertte ALE. deue soe voiture dxcoaverte. en-
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dee faibleeses, don't ellie rougiasait; ellie
conuut les longaes angoisaes dee attentes
socturnss, ls front eontre d vitre, dee -.
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CHARLES LASSEIGNE,
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!. HEB B0M AID AIREE;'.., { J,
PARoIssE ST. JEANBAPTIsTE sAdEDI 27 FEvRIER 1885,

son tardif repentir. Mais al les sanglots nj
les plxintes n'emeuvent pendormie, ct une
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ne fait point No raviver, toute ternie. eteinte,
sans orient dGsormais, Ia petite perle morts.