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Hound Trip for s Corpse.

Indianapolis News: The presence in
the city OF the superintendent OF one OF
the state asyiums brings / o mind q story
which is known to but few. The super
intendent takes great interest il his
work. When any OF the inmates of the
asylum dies he tenderly cares for the re.
mains. Recently a child died and the
superintendent forwarded the body to
Richmond. The railroad connections 10
the point where the body was 10 go were
bad, SC the corpse was sent by express.
The superintendent was at the union
station 10 see that the box was carefully
handled and placed IN the proper car.
While waiting for the train he purchased
a ticket.
Going away youraelf?' asked the
ticket agent, as he handed the ticket in
exchange for tariff.
ooh, 10; | am not going myself. Send.
ing a body by express
well, what do you want of a ticket.
then, if you are sending the body by ex-
press, particularly this kind Of a ticket?'
laughed the agent.
The officer had purchased q round trip
ticket for the corpse or which he had al
ready paid express charges.
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eome of tho aecs or M.n.

Epoch: Old There, there,
my love, we shall not quarrel. You and
Nellie go ahead to the opera and excuse
ME tonight. l am such a foolish cid
homebody, but somehow l cannot enjoy
anything half so much of late years as
stopping quietly right in the house
nights. dare say it is the 'lean and
slippcr'd' pantaloon age creeping over
me. shall wait up for you, however.
Old Homeboy (once more, but an hour
later)-Ho-ho! boys; 30 glad YOU came 80
promptly. Did you fetch the bones,
Jerry. Good, ladl just scoop the traps
of that round table and drag up the
chairs. Why | actually feel like a school
boy. Divide up those chips and select q
banker while away to the cellar to look
for labeled cobwebe.
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..Consuuntlon can Be curea.,

DR.. j. S. Combs, Owensville, Ohio, eavs
81 have gwen Scott's Emulsion OF Cod
Liver oil with liJpophosphitcs to four
patients with better results than seemed
possible witt any remedy. All were heredi-
tary cases Ct Lung disease, end advanced to
that stage when Coughs, pain in the chest,
frequent breathing, frequent pulse, fever
and Emaclatton, All these cases have In
creased in weight from III to 2s lis, and are
no. now needing any mcdic!ne.n
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When an Indien dies his relatives pay his
debts. And yet some people think Indians
can be civilized.
The influence of American. politics in
Samoa is seen in the sctIon OF King Tamas.
heese; declines to resign.
Az old English ~dip,omatist once sal a:'A
dinner luhricates uegotiations.n 1t has been
evident since the opening OF the Samoan ne
gotia'ions In Berlin that Bismarck has not
lost sight Of this great idea of Lord Stowell.
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WODHnr.

Time: ~ ana looking forward with go
much pleasure. my dear, to your Thurs
day reception. 1t was very kind of you
TO remember me-"
ooh, not at all; but between you and
me, [ thought l had crossed your name
off the list" (Now she wonders why her
friend did not Gomez
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are buttoncd closely at the wrists. Six
buttons are used.

are buttoncd closely at the wrists. Six
buttons are used.
Nv
6ashes OF surah can now be obtained
complete. even to the knotted, silk
fringed ends.
**w
The flower bonnets are the prettiest of
the novelties in pretty French millinery.
~
Charming house dresses are finished
with watteaus of black and white lace.
~
Bathing gowns are in great variety and
may be had all the way from 50 to $50
each.
~
The white cotton dresses are gayly dec.
GRATED with white ribbons.
~
The latest of the new oriental laccs are
mixed in ecru and white.
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Just So,

Texas siftines: Csc you were in
New YORK during the centennial cele-
hr"'ion?
Dyes, spent several days there.
G.-Wcll. tell me, how did YOU find
t .e prices Of things?
D,-Egers thing wss high except the
Grant monument,
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An Imnoaition.

Texas Siftings: By the Tigers Door
--Tramp-Say, spert, couldn't you lend
me a trile to get a nights lodging? 1
used to be q gambler myself once.
Asa ShufiiIm-Then why the deuce do
you want to sleep st Night2 Go on!
you're an impostor.
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Pronta,,le Chansa nd.

Omaha World: First Omahan- Going
to have any plumbing done this spring,
Second Omahan-Did think I'd have a
pipe resoldercd. but changed my mind
and will buy q farm with the money in
stead.
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At School,

Epoch: Whats She matter?" the
schoolmistress asked.
Bucks sore, ma'..m,"
"What made II sore?'
Pep pounded his thumb with the
Ratchet this slornin' and laughed"
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There are people using Dobhins' Electric
Sosp today who commenced its use In 1865.
Would this be the case were it not the purest
and most economical soap made. Ask vour
grocer for it. Look cut for limitations. Dob
Inns.
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RAYS GEeMIOIDE

has been Introduced its sale is rapid and i
gives perfect satisfaciion. Address with ref
crences and % stamp,
RAYS GERMIciDE Co.
Louisville. XIV.
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When Baby WAS sick, we gave her castoris.
When she was q Child, She cried for Castorss,
When she became Misc, she citing to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them GnssEssa
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Oregon, tho Paradise Of Farmers.
Mild, equable climate, certain aud album
dant crops. Best fruit, grain, grass aud
stock country in the world. Full informa-
ton free. Address the Oregon Immigration
Bosrd, Portland, Ore.
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A horse at Ansonia, Conn, got a pebble
In his nose while drinking from a shallow
brook, and now, whenever he crosses Ii, laps
water there like q dog, though elsewhere he
drinks In the usual fashion.
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-Luclus B. Wing, OF Newark, is the latest
man mentioned for the governorshi2 Of Ohio.
He ought to get there, but successful Ohio
politicians are not generally provided with
wings,
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-Adelar Fsscette, sitting on the bank of
the river at Chippewa Falls, Wis, wa. taken
with an spoplectic fit, rolled into the river
and was drowned before the eyes of his
friends with whom he had been chatting.
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There is = great deal of money In frog
raising says a contemporary. There ought
to be. Every one has Il grecnback.
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President Harrison has been invited to
review the New York Sunday school parade
on June 5, and tits thought probable that he
will ACCEPT the Invitation.
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Always deduct about forty years from the
age OF a veteran claiming to he 100 years old.
Medical science has no record Of a person in
this country living beyond l02 years.
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There is one bar room In New York the
decoration and furniture of which cost $780,
0C0. There are scores of them that are det ii
up at an expense of over $4,000 each.
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RlnNEX EnR q

We want to establish one Or more branches
In this county for the sale &C RAYS GERMl-
eide, and would like to correspond with per-
eons In business or unemployed to take the
exclusive agency. Where
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The war records show that almost 1000
union soldiers deserted during the war, while
257 were caught, tried and executed.
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If afflicted with core eyes use DR.. Isaac
Ihonpson's Eye Water. Druggists sell It.
Csc.
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General u. L. Sickles delivered the Dec
Grafton day Grafton at fremont temple, Bos-
ton.
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A Pocket Cigar Case and FIVE of "Tansill't
Punch - all for 25c.
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They All H.d TO Come to 1t.

Puck; Parson-Did you ever expert
ence & revival of religion, sir2
Travelling Man-Yes, once, on board
ship, in a storm. 1t looked as if we
might go 10 the bottom any minute.
Evrp tho rook provnj
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After a banishment Of nearly twenty
years a material has this season reap
pcared the very name of which was until
recently REGARDED as a sign Of common
place, or very old fashioned taste. We
refer to bsiege, that bright really sum
mer looking material which has ali of a
sudden found it's way among us again.
II is both plain and with interviewer
border stripes and as such now regarded
| az quite a novelty.
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Even the most elegant toilets intended
to be worn at races, exhibitions and the
like, show the plain light skirt with the
front trimmed either with passementer;e
or embroidered lace. A similar small
mantle completes these toilets, whose
great value lies in the goodness of the
material and the best and most careful
make,
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The main difference between the bath.
ing gowns of this and those of last sea
son is in the cut of the waist, many Of
the new gowns being cut with severa
seams SO as to tit the form quite closely.
Then, again, more trimming is used thar
formerly, many of the suits being pro
fusely braided with very flne braid pu,
on in scroll or other fancy pattern.
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Flower turban hats or toques are en-
joying great favor among young ladies
and share the honors of the season with
the broad brimmed, round hats. The
tulle shape is edged with velvet and an
immense poppy forms the crown, its ten
der white petals and gold calyx spread
ing over the whole surface. Besides pop
pies large roses, lilies and asters are
adapted for the purpose; each CT these
flowers can he bought singly.
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The principal trimmings of tale, net,
gauze and lace dresses are ribbons. Some
dresses are fairly covered with them.
Long loops and ends f1utter from waist 10
hem and are placed zigzag across the
gown. Instead of being run row after
row around the skirt they are arranged
so as to describe vandykes.
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The tight-ftting half-long jacket rep
resents rather the future than the pres
cnt fashion-thst is provided it finds
favor in the eyes of leaders OF society,
The cloth of these jackets of the future
is apple green, braid trimming ia the
same color. The cuffs and basque show
the cut of Louis the XIV. The large col
lar is loose from the jacket, and either
with or without it. the revere and waist
coat are sufficient trimming.
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Whilst low crowned hats, with very
broad outstrctching front brims are
greatly p%atronized in France, English
ladies are reluctant to adopt the fiat
shapes For light straw hats the favor.
lite trimming is feathers and moire rib.
bon. ee'ored, straws are mostly trimmed
with flowers.
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SUMNER COSTUMES
The Return of an Old-Fash-
toned Material.
A Variety OF Suggestions Relative
to Women's Wear-New Hats
General Fashion Notes For.
cign and Native.

An art dress recently seer in Paris is
described as a triumph of dressmaking.''
IL is Of the new soft, emi-transparent
wool called crepaline, of a pale vicux.
rose shade, with rcseda-grecn ribbon
girdlc and old lace in Venetian designs
laid on as a very wide antique collar and
or the deep cuffs of the mutton leg
sleeves. The surplice corsage has a well.
fitting blouse back, but the ribbon girdle
is confined to the front, forming a point
as it ties. The skirt, made with no steels
and but a slight hustle, is laid in very
fac plaits, with rows of ribbon at thu
foot. A large Gainsborough hat O.
%vieux-rose straw is worn with the cos
tune,
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MY DEAR FRITZ: My gOou OLD fellow, i am
going to be buried In the Garth without shak.
ing hands with you for the last time. l have
had no luck, because you knew what l had
before going TO Brussels. You will be the
only one in Brussels who knows my secret. ]
have not told my father. / love an actress
and she loves me also. / shall commit sui
eide tomorrow evening. l believe che will
Kill herself with me. l know that 1t is very
sad to die at the age OF 10; she is also Is
years and 5 months. However, I do not re
greet 1t. I will do 1t In a railway carriage. she
has really the intention to commit suicide as
well, for she cannot live without me; she has
a true love forme. However, you know what
girls are; she might be weak and feeble al
abe last moment Therefore, dear Fritz, be
sery careful, and remember sometimes your
Old friend Robert. Kisses for you, for your
mother and brothers. VIII you understand
my letter. 1t is impossible to do better just
now.
The %coroner's jury decided that the
lovers had carried OFT their plans fully
that the girl was wilifully murdered by
Feron, and that he had killed himself
while temporarily insane.
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Grey promenade costumes embroidered
with steel heads are very much worn
These toilets are made in light cloth or,
for greater elegance, silk plush is taken
for the skirt and peau-de-sole for the
plain tunic. The hat or bonnet is made
of the same stuff as the dress and also
trimmed with steel beads.
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A Girls Daring Feat,

1He Idtcst Oh IN NtW UrltnluI lNCcB at
mixed in ecru and white.
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Some of the new leg-o'.mutten sleeves
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Pissed toilettes are a charming nov
city. And not only charming in them
selves but very simple and easily made
by hand. The skirt consists of a plain
foundation shape laid with fns straight
plisses; similar plisscs cover e well fitting
bodice lining, and are drawn in at the
waist by a broad, firm belt. The sleeves
are likewise made of plisses arranged
over well cut, plain lining. OF course
only fine thin stuff lends itself to this ar
rangement, dark materials should be
chosen for the morning or walking dress,
and light colors with velvet collar, cuffs
and belt, or handsome ribbons for even
ing and visiting toilets.
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The white cotton dresses are gayly dec
GRATED with white ribhons.
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chicago: d. r. Martin. of the Kankakee

Chicago; ID. B. Martin. of the Kankakee
line, and E. o. Mccormick, of the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton 81 Dayton, joined in sending
the following message to Mr.. Ford: Our
attention has been called to the rates your
company has posted at Chicago. IndianaP-
oils, Cincinnati and Louisville, taking eff
feet on the 9th, reducing the established
fares between these points. Having re-
celyed no complaint from your office as to
any irregularity In the conduct OF the busl-
ness of our respective lines. we are at a loss
TO know the reason of your action. Will
you kindly advise us as TO the necessity of
the reduced rates referred to, and suggest
time and place for meeting to consider
any reason why tariff rates should not be
Immediately resumedf Up to late hour
yesterday no response had been made.
though the intimation was plainly gwen
that one would be expected not later than
yesterday. On Sunday the New York Sun
printed the following: President William
Dowd, of the Louisville, New Albany a.
Chicago railroad, and of the Bank of North
america, fired shot yesterday which VIII
in the country. Mr.. Dowd received COM
plant from the Pennsylvania people de-
claring that some passenger agent OF the
Louisville, New Albany 81 Chicago was
Vice-president and General Manager John
b. Carson, at Chicago, to ascertain if the
complaint of the Pennsylvania was true.
If it Isl continued Mr.. Dowd, find the
passenger agent, ana aismIss nlm on the
President Dowd's demand, telegraphed
from Chicago: There is not the first
shadow of truth in the Pennsylvania's
charge that we are cutting passenger rates.
The reduction they made was entirely un-
provoked on our part. They made the re-
duction without consultation or notice to
any of the parties In our association; and In
reply to telegram sent by the represent
atives of this road. the c., II. & ID. and Big
Four to the general passenger agent of the
Pennsylvania lines, he simply said that IL o
passenger rates were in the hands of their
vice-president. / telegraphed Mr.. McCul-
loch Immediately. asking him why the re-
duction was made, but up to this time have
received no reply. 1t is a most uncalled-for
and senseless operation" No announce
ment was made yesterday of a determine
ton to meet the cut, though it will prob
ably be done. The o., /. u w. will make
rates to points beyond Chicago on the basis
of the Pennsylvania cut on Chicago bust
ness.
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Local News Notes
Tanner e. Sullivan yesterday paid ST.
33.5S as duty on 613 cases of tin-plate from
Swansea, Wales.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Frank Chandler and Lena Lang, George
w. Curry and Ella Flemming,
Kregelo has received the thanks of the
medical staff of the Legion for the use of
his ambulance in transferring the sick from
the camp.
The Firemen's Insurance Company, of
Newark. n. j., has served notice of its
withdrawal from business in this State ON
the Auditor.
Deputy Sheriff Hoffman took Patrick
flanagan to the northern penitentiary
yesterday morning where he will serve one
year for grand larceny
w. P. Allison, brakeman on the Pan
handle railroad, living. at No. 50 Meek
street, had two fingers badly crushed yes
terday evening, and was taken home in the
ambulance.
Building permits were procured yester-
day by August Faunn, jr, addition. Mis-
sissippi street, $500; Kottlowski Company,
repairs, No. 104 Howard street, $50;
also repairs, No. 20S West North street.
$50: s. III. Moore, improvements, No.
232 East Louisiana street, $3.50; K. NJ. Boone,
frame cottage, Pratt street, corner of Fay
cite, $1,000; Mrs. Lizzie Mumaugh. frame
cottage. Remington street. near Nebraska,
$3.50.
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
Evansville & rerre Haute Not Sold.

HF1HsF111C N 1tffS 11Huto -~Ot oof1s
epecal 90 the indianapolis JournnI.
EVANSVILLE. July 90.-Quite a stir was
caused in this city tonight by the receipt
of telegram which stated that President
Mackey had sold the Evansville 81 Terre
Haute railroad to the Chicago d Eastern
Illinois Railroad Company. After much
difficulty your correspondent succeeded in
holding an interview with President
Mackey on the subject, and he emphatic
ally denies the report. He says he does not
know what started the rumor, as he has
not even entered into negotiations for the
sale of Che road. Another prominent offi-
cial of the line said: Mr. Mackey will not
sell the T.. g. r. H. alone. It's too impor-
tant factor in his railroad interests cen
tering in Evansville. If he sells the r.. d.
T. H. he will also dispose of his other three
roads at the same time"
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MINOR CITY MATTERS.
To-Day,s DOiuga.

To-Day's DOfngs.
INDIANAPOLIS REPUBLICAN CLUB-Mansur
Hall; evening.
EDEN Observation-Disclosures afternoon and even
ing.
BATTLE OF ATLANTA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
street. between Illinois and Tennessee; day and
evening
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

L,OR SALE-DRUG STORE IN NATURAI-GAS
Il town. Good building. nice fixtures and first
class stock. Doing good business. Firstelass open
ing for physician Address Box 43l, Marion. Ind.
Il trally located having large and selected trade
For full information, address j. L. HORTON p O.
Box 74S. Cincinnati. O.
MILL FOR SALE-A 3RUN WATER AND
11 steam Touring mill for sale cheap and on easy
terms; rare bargain. Proprietor engaged in other
business Addres CASHIER Orange County Bank
PaOl Indiana.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
IL not DOW. nor has there ever been any partner
ship between the undersigned and S. 5. Hail. and any
securing contracts for buildings for any other pur
pose is now and always has been wholly unauthor.
lied W. j. ROACH.
July 90 1882
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philadelphia Record.

PhiIadelpbia Record.
They pretend to have discovered that
Christopher Columbus was of Hebrew ORR
gin, which is nothing to his discredit. es-
peciatiy when we consider that the Found
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Pennsylvania Female College.

Situated In n beautiful park. on a commanding pia-
teau, In the SUBURBS OF PIITsBURG, away from CITY
noise and dust. Unsurpassed for beauty and health.
fulness- Excellent facilities for study of Natural
Sciences, Classics and Mathematician short every
department we'll equipped. The completion OF Dil-
worth Hal. comprising Chapel cOmmodious class
rooms and additional dormtories has increased ca
pacity and furnishes facilities for thorough educa-
IL. 1889. Early application is desirable. For cata,
logues and further Information, apply TO MISS
East Epdl pa
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Stepping Heavenward.
Texas Siftings

Texas Strings
Visiting Friend-How are you and your
husband coming ont
Mrs. Hopeful-Oh, he is model husband
There is no species of vice from which ne
has not sworn off several times. feel
very much encouraged.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

E,oR SALE-SIx BEAUTIFUL EAST FRONT
Il lots on Columbia avenue. one square from street
forest trees above grade must sold regard
less Of price. w. j. MCCULLOUGH d SONS, o.
East Market street.
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source. Whether this be true or no. in re-
gard to Columbus, it is we'll established
that the founder of the Spanish dynasty
under whose patronage he discovered
America was the illegitimate son of Jew.