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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-06-04
THE HALTER PROTESTS.

So while looking about another morn
ing for something new and strange" he
clambered up on to the roof of the ex-
tension built out from hat store on the
Bowery. The skylight was open and
Jocko began dropping odd bits which he
picked up off the roof down into the
room below. His Simian Majesty was
scared away.
Then Jocko's instructive feeling of dis
like for the Hyman family asserted itself.
The next day and the next Jocko quietly
perched himself on the rim of the sky
light over the extension of the halter
and began picking away the pntty about
the panes But Jocko had not progressed
far in his operations before he was found
out. Then Mr.. Hyman's patience gave
out, for he saw his living apartments
threatened with a leak. He was not as
complacent as his neighbor, Mrs. Kauf-
man, who satisfied her grievance by
shouting out vengeance from her back
windows upon the monkey. The latter
went right down to the board of health
and lodged a complaint against Mr..
Hofmann's pet.
One of Jocko's tricks is to go out early
in the morning and steal the pennies
which are placed in milk pitchers, and
another is to gather up letters which the
postman leaves under the basement gates
near the monkeys home. Whether he
views the Italian at the corner with in
stinctive hatred or as a natural friend it
is impossible to say, but sure it is that
when Jocko wants peanut or a fig he
makes no scruple Of bagging one from
the stand Another one Of Jocko's cum
ming ways is to stick his snout into any
inviting bottle of milk or dish of pud-
ding that is set out of a back window to
cool, and then make his escape with his
stomach full of the delicacy.
Pending the result of the inquiry Mr.
Hoffman, is little anxious for fear the
health board may compel him to inn
prison his dear Jocko. But Jocko runs
about as usual with no fear for conse-
quences at all. One shake of his right
paw against his left whisker ''fixed" the
sanitary inspector. And il that was not
sufficient Jocko knows enough to ques-
tion the right of the health board to in.
terfere in his case at all.-New York
World.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-06-04
Notice of appointment.

Estate of Frederick Leonhart, Decd.
THE undersigned has been appointed and quail.
l. fed as Administrative of the estate of Freder-
lex Leonhart late of Henry county, Ohio deceased.
Dated this 9th day of May, A. D. 1891.
CATHARINE. LEoNHART.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-06-04
REW ARD Of $500

Rowes French Female Pills are safe and reliable;
contain Tansy, Pennyroyal and Cottonroot. Never
fail. g33@At drug stores or sent by mail, securely
sealed, for 81 90; at wholesale of Strong, Cobb u
Co., Cleveland, o., or I. N REED, Agent TOLEDO,
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sEERiFF's SALE.

Burket & Buket, Attorney for Piaiptif
Napoleon, o., April 20, 1891. seO0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-06
0ae ct. 2epnarb. ,ptel

III INNER nod an, alteu Drte, am
Main 9Ia3a. San Gntenio, offsn. Sus
nerbalb Der lebtea feben Sabre baben
feline gigenthiimers ober @erualtunss.
Me9iel fattgefunben.
9ie Staten bes 9otels Fnb bisisi5en
Die frtiber; $3.50 itr Doppel. uao 50
fur einselne 3immer, nit &eouttion
bel ber Bo6e. Oie Deuii6en mil ibs
rem 5amilien nerbsE i'm st. 2eonarb"
Elm reinliGes. bGbi6es 9otel fiaSeu nit
unibertrefHt@em Sid.
pb. g. 2ounbsberp,
1911, 1ip @~i8entbamer.
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matt fir wpattcrl

8m iber 50Sabren i6ou wurbe Wts.
WinsIoD's SDotbins Sprup pp1 DfiIs
lionen BON 'Miittern beim 3abnen ber
Rinber a~nsetren5et. @irt 9u i'm
S9loFs bnrb bus Sdreien eines Rinbes
gsEbrt. bas i'm 3abnen In unb DOT
S4meraen uelnts Weun 70, lahe iofprt
etne 6lGf6e bon ,Mzs. MtnslOp's 6oo'
thing eprur" bolen. Gstn @ertb III ua'
~besabl5ar. Gs tpirb benz tleineu 2eiben'
ben iofort 2inberune beri@afeu. Der.
laBt Sud barauf, Mtitter, es lit teiu
3tpeifel bara6sr. @s beilt 9pieuterp
unb 9iarrbos, reeulirt ben Moseu utb
tie Nierer, befeitigt Wino Rolit, ers
tpsi9t ben @aumen, perbinbert gnt3tns
oung un6 ftdrft bas gauge SpHem.
,Wtrs. Winsloins Soothing Syrup
fir aabnenbe Ginber lit angenebm In
@el&mad unb bas &e3ept fiammt BON
.einem Der 5efen meibliden Ner3te In
ben Ser. @taoten. S. III bel allen
Srugsiffen in Der sanSen Wslt aa bas
ben. 9reis IS gts. per 6Inf&e.
Rauft nt9ts anheres als Mrs. Wias'
Ions Gootbiug Sprup.
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ris tbeilen nit, baB Serr Gnrnot, Der
prdibent ber fronsbff6en &epublit,
bemnd@ft nod RuBlanb seben unb bic
sroBe fran36fi9e RuuR< uub Snbufrie'
4usffelung befu6en tperbe.. welde bort
an l. Stat .er6Fnet tpsrben lou. Die
BARTER France" meint, bob bic Nn'
meienbeit bes YrdRbeRtsn In MOsfau
Elm portefHi@er n6lblet" fein tperoe,
Tin bic 0rltsfimmuus in bcioen gdn'
bern in 8s3ug auf bas ruifi6.frau36Fs
fhe 8aubniB gu ionbiren.
JreiIi6 pirb bic Sbatiade, OBJ @Qrs
not nod Mostau geaen mirbs Oher nibt,
peHig' an Der Sbatfade dnberH, bob
bas firsIi6 apifden Jrantrei@ unb
&uBlano abeef6loHene NinbuiB bic Ge'
fabr elmer etbruns bes eurOpdii9en
Griebens In bebenfli6er Weile oerf96rft
bot.
8as BEN bulearif6en Wirrporr aus
lan9t. her aler @abu6einli9teit mod
mad iebr balbi Dieber bet @ssenfiano
ernfer internationaIer gonflicte iein
wirb. 10 1T bic Nadridt DON bobet
@i6ti9teit, Die unter benz Datum bes
4. @pril bon Berlin mitoetbeilt mirb,
baB in bisiam Sale bic Dreibunos'
MdGte In uebereinfimmung unb in
@emeinT6nft nit g.naIa NIB banbelu
tperbenl 9eutI@Ianb. Oeferrei@, Sta,
lien unb England tuer1en bic pDlittt
befolaen. baB fe ,R@ einfa@ ieosr freme
ben gtnmif6ung In bic innern Nngeles
genbeiten Der 8altan .9taaten 4pibers
feben.
@epiFermuBen oils .Stimmunsss
bib mbse Der folseuoe 8Orfal 0ieueu,
Der aus Sofia beri9tet mirb. BORT
bat tdr3Ii9 elm gebeimer ruffi9er @miis
fdr, Namens 5o6utof, OrObbriefe on
ben 5lrffen Gerbiuano unb feline Muts
ter @lementine geidrieben unb 1T babel
ertatpt tporben. 9arauf forberte Der
premier Minifter Stambuloff ben beut'
I9en General geuiul in 5efia, Baron
bon @an9enbeim - pel6er aud &uBs
lamb felt BET Nbberufung bes rulfifden
@eianbten BON SDia pertriit = auf,
go9utof an bic buIgariide &egierung
aus3uIiefern. Sa ieiner 8erlegenbett
tele9rapbirte nun 6err b. Waugenbeim
fofort an ben Rei6stdnaler b. @apriDi,
Der ibnt umseben6 ~antiportete. Der auf.
iforberungs Der bul9arif9ep &eglerung
I60t9e 3u Ieiifen. gs III ni9t untpabr.
lheinli6. DaB es in Golge bieies 3uis-
fdenfals md 3u aIerlei biplomatH6en
gonficten fomnnen wirb.
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Hnntes s.aertet aus 9eatf@lasb,

IS III i1on ein S9ritt getban tpors
ben, nm bic in Der @@ulreformsgonfes
ren3 geduberte 4nfidt bes aailers Rber
ben @ei9i@tsunterri6t on ben b6bern
G9ulen IN bas proftif9e 2eben ju
t~beitrasen. Offji6ie 8ldtter erbaIten
bieriber fDlgenbe Mittbeiluag: s3us
nd9f tu:ro bel berienigen AnfaIt,
mel@e Der Raiier als Direct inter Inn
iiebenb beaeiMRete, benz @abettercorps,
Der Nnfang gema6t mer6en, unb 3dthr
Doretf binf9tli@ Der baterIdnbii@en
@el1i@te, auf beren eingebenbere BE.
banblung ber QalierS eine1 10 boben
Wertb lest. gu biefem 3med bat Der
&aifer cine t6aiee &subearbettuug BET
branbenbursif6 preuBii@en @ef9i@te
inter ben 0oben3ollern angepronet.
Diefes Grudwerf fol- entIpre1enb ben
tailerli@en Morten am G@luRe iener
@onferenaen nit Der Gegenport begin.
men unb In gd6IDfenen 8iIberrt bis
gum er1en 2urfhrifen b%inouffhbren.
Der gearbeiter LII Der prDf. Dr. g.
Stensler bon Der ptsgabetienanfaIt.
bas Wert uirb bel g. g. Mittler &
Sc5n In Berlin bemnd9f erfbeinen.
@enn bohelbe ;undHf nnr ale 2ebr,
uno 2siebu@ ftr bic GabettsuanffaIten
beftimmt III, 10 eiaubt man bod, baB
es ipdterbin gum ailsemeiner @ebrau@
au bbbern unterri@tsaniialten gelau,
gen uirb.@
-GHrff 8ismarf bat auieinem 76.
Geburtstage 5000 @lidmunf@ Sele'
gramme erbaIten, barunter ou9 foiGe
bonn Roiier MiIbeIm, bonn prin3en
Oeinri1, bonn 6elbmarf1aQ Moltfe
unb bonn @rafen Maloerfee.
BetanntIi@ NOR Der /. Mpril 1891
ale Sermin Der 8ereinieung 0eIQo.
lambs nit Der preubif@en Monar6te
nor9eieben, unb an bieiem Sage lit nod
benz Geieb bonn Is. De3eriber b s.
au@ bic DerfaHung 0es Deuti1en Reis
DIES nit Nusnabme bes Nbi@nittes vi
nit ben 3oQs un0 6aabeIsbertrdgen
auf Der Snfel In Strait getreten.
- Die oeutf9e Reeierung III In bic
3mangsl0ge berfebt, bis Anfangs @pril
etua 1000 Arbeiter aus ben Militdrs
tp~etft6tteu 3u entIaHen. glm bur9grei.
fenbten III bic 8etriebsrebuttion to ben
Geuebrfabriten su Spanbau, 9anaie
unb @rfurt. Gae brei orbeiieten fell
unssfdbr % Sabren nit einem perio'
nalbeitanbe bon lie $500 Meanrt on ber
0~er1eauns Der Getnebre Mobel 88. ga
tpnroe ununterbrOGen Gag unb Ma@t
georbeitet. Der cine 3beil mar Ia elmer
@DGe am Sage. in Der auberen NaGta
bef9dftiet, unD umgetebrt. gIuBer bic
fen brei ftaatliaen 6abriten - BIZ
bierte In Nmberg arbeitet fur bic bapri'
iden Sruppentbeile - erbieIten feinel
3eit 8etellunsen auf @emebre nod BIT
acknowledgement auf Attien Soc
me & 90. In Berlin uno bic Meru5r'
f6e @aHenfabrit In 6teDer. 2ebter,
if gu Beginn- bieiss Sabres nit be-
Qieferung fertig ~seporbeu; bic auf 3me
Sabre 3ur Observation-Disclosures bortbii
fommnnbirten Offciere, Mannf@aftei
, unb 8hGienma9er finb bereits In ibr
@arniIonen mad 9suti6lanb auritdge
; febrt. Die aoeme'i@e 5abrit Bot nod
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Der feiner 3sit berhhmte @elshrt

- Der ieiner 3eit bertibmte @elebrte
Build cling eiuit In eiEem i@led ten Na'
ta9stleioe aus, Niemanb f9ien i'm au
bemerfen. Gags barauf cling er In ieis
mem befen 6taatstleibe climber, unb
Sober, Der ibm b~esesuete, griiBte Jpn
nit M@tuna. Ils er beimtebrte. mart
CT berbrisBli@ bieIeu an3us NIT ben
Worten: .Oa LEG nun, bu Stump,
bia bu Build, ODER bin id'sT our
Grbe.
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Wemaunet Sas Mettamasbpot,

ebe euer entmaitetes, ~iteuerleS habintretsenbes S&iff.
Iein auf hem Eelienrtff BON benz lbsrmd9tisen GBcsen.
praI In atome jsri4mettert r;rb. Glei@erpeiie rete
einen entErdfteten a6rper, Der icnft rieerfanbslps ber
perbssreuben a~nsrifen bon aranfbett preissesebea TT,
nit eem fpareratnen @eiunbbettss unh arafterneuerer,
SOfstter's Musenbttters. Dte GrenSen istner GBirts
iamIett iinb nett sefsedt, iein GrfrIs prompt uut srinps
LID, feline anpenhuns ftets unssfdbrliG. GbrOnti&s
rnpereauit8teit, G&wa&e unb AsruoFtat, malarii8s
Gsi&perten, &beumatiswns, Geurulsie, rlntbitisteti
Der Nieren ant 8Iaie, unb isner pbpfi@e gerfan Obns
iatbare nriaGe, Der oft r~Orsettts %etntritt, werhen
i&nen anfssbaIten unb idIiesliG furirt hurd, hteIe Grs.
net, bic gu ptelen 9peden unb tets nit iherem Grfola
sebrau~t pirb. S@lof, appettt nht araft merben
eur6 eieies belfenee tonii&e uub resulireube Mtttel,
has aud bel hbermdbiser Ma5erteit quite Gienife lei.
itet, iHneu Kteher bersefeut.
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&. &. collins Maaafacturina

s.. 81. GOuln9 MSanaf0ctnctll8
Co., go. /, 8, 5 unb z OE. 0euftDns
Gtrabe, bot bic gr6Bte Ausmabi In
Miuo., pferbetrafts, Oampf. unb
9anb. Yumpen aIer Mrt uno borahg.l
li6iter apnfruttion; @aRer : R6brenj
aller Art yebf 3ubeb6r Int @roBs unbl
Rieinbanoel. 0p6raulii6e &ammen.
uub Minbmublea aler Gr6Beu gum
pumpeu unb Wablen ino bort 3u pa.
ben ober tperben auf Befielung belorgt.
@roBe MustpabI In alen Mrtiteln unb
biQige Preiie bel g~eOiegenfter Nus'
ftihrunQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-06

1t jttt 6as beribmte, ~beSaubertihe 5pIel -
Qamu Eennis.
sc sibt ieOad 6ruueu, bic teilem 3eitOer'
treib bnlbisen fonnen. Dieielben iub gu
ihuddlid, su CART uub 5u teiGt eridopft.
sic leiben an ~6ranenidmdde uRo GraleiI.
unreselmdbisteiten, melde bon blaiem
Etint, ausOrufsloien Gugen nuo eiugefsb
ienen @ansen besteitet iiab.
SIR iberarbeitete, niebersebeuste, bern,,.
teraefommeue entfrdftete 2ebrerinueu, Yus.
madlerinuen, Acknowledgment, 0dbterin.
men, 2abeuuamlenen, 9ausfraueu, Ndbrniit.
ter un6 fir 5Gmade Grauen i'm @asener
neu, lit Or. Eierce's 5aporite 9reieript;on
bic ~sorsislidfe Grbensabe, ais gppetit for.
beruhes gorOiot uRS ats @eiunebeit iarftn-
Ses Comic obue @teiden. gs 1T Die eiaSise
arsusi fir Trauen, Die bon apothcsern pers
fauit ipirO, utter Der p~ofitipcrl Gareutie fer
Gerfeuer, @enustbuuns ~ geben il, jesert
6aIe, aubernfaas bas @elO snriGcrfa;tct
mirb. 3ieis @araatie miro bercits ieit pic-
ltu Sabren prompt befolgt.
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u. 6. paris. 8. g.. &ot5melL.
PARIS & ROCKWELL,

pbotograpbtf@es 4telier,
SO. IL uno Is Wefsg Commerce. e ttaBe,
Sun Nntonio. Die allerneuefea @ens
res In photographer fein ausaeflbrt,
ebenfo elegant tuenll ni6t hefer, tpie
irgen6 melde i'm staate. 2~ebensgroBe
@rapon Yortraits unbl ole Nrten bon
Wergr0Berungen. @ebt Cure 8ilber
ni9t 5remben. I'm fe b~ergt6Bern gu
lafen, tpenn bic Nrbeit bier non Der.
antwortli6en atinitIern aur nollen gu.
frieoenbeit ausgefhbrt neroen fam.
Wir lieferu lur Mrbeit erHer &lahe ab.
Nnb9ten BON @ebduoen meroen auis
genommen unb ole Nuitrdse a~ubetbal6
benz Ntelier prompt beiorgt.
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So 1T mebr aatarrb in bieler @esenb Ses
0anhes ais bon allen anOeren &ranfbeiten au.
fammen, unb bic In ben Ietten Sabren gait er
ais unbeilbar. gieIe Sabre lang erlldrten
Dottorea i'm fur cine Iptale Rrantbeit uno
f@rieben IotaIe Seilmittel Dor, unb ba fe Jpn
Itt u.', e /. . uty lie isn fii s't un5eliba arg' 81.
@ifenf9aft BOT bepiefen, bab aatarrb cine
gpnfituiionsfranfteit III un6 besbalb eonfis
tntionelIe 8ebauoIung erforOert. Sau's Ra.
tarrb Sur, fabri3irt bon 8. 8. gbeneb &
Go, SoleOo, Ohio, If bic ein3ise ronfitutio-
nellie Sur I'M Marfte. sic ipir0 innerfi@ In
DOZEN ODER @aben bon 10 9ropfen bis aa ei.
mem SbeelOFelpoI genommen. sic tDirft BIZ
rett auf bas 8Iut unb ole i9Ieiuaise SberRd@e
les ShFems. Sic bieten einbunbert Dollars
fir ieosn GaD, ben fe an furiren berfeblt. 2nbt
Sud @irtuIare un6 8eusnife fommen. Gbref.
Irt: 8. s. Gbeneb e. 6 Solebo, 8.
eB- 8ertauft bon Apotbefern, rs gts.
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Galifprnta.Wetne.

MeinIiebbaber fiabeu Elm groBes Sa'
ger BON feinen California Weiaen bel
Serrn S. s. Meper am alamo
plaaa. 9err WeDer iudt bic Weine
an Ort uno @tele aus u,.h farft brett
aus benz Seller ter Weinaidter. Nls
sutem 2eaner selinst es ibm nets, bic
beifen 5rrten ausauDdblen. Ct tann
feline &unbeu une 6amilieu hit einem
guten Srppfen Derieben. &otbs urb
WelBmetne In porat9l.@er QuaIitdt
Dor ieBt ab $1.00 per Balone = fret
tns 0aus 9eltefert.
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sRut. Mutb's

Garten. unb Ron3ert.2Dtol
auf benz @oubernments 9isel, segens
ttber bonn @ingang gum parabeplaB.
Die Sufafen BON 2uti@eu tuerben BON
8arroom aus bebtent. Nngenebmer
Nufentbalt i'm @arten. @r0Ber pOrs
ahgli9 beutilirter Saal. Smportirte
Weine, feline Wbisties, 2iqu6re, tets
por3hglihes Bier; feline @igarrea. 5 e.
Gonntag 9e@mittag .Don
4 ubr ab groBes G~rei>ROn3ert.
Abenbs Ball. Dos 2ofal ftebt
@riudtseieli@aften CUR gerfisurg.
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Gailapans ptotoqropbtfael

GallatuaDs pbotograpbtf6es
Nteller, No. Alb DIT. 6outonftraBe
liefert enti9ieoen bte feinfte 4tbeit in
Der Stabt. Ser eriie &stou6eur Der
auftalt 1T Der bOrsagli@te- Runf'
ler, Der ie in San Mntouio mar. Ct
war cine LANCE &eibe bon Sabren
in ben beften Ntsliers bes Noroens uno
0fteus bei6dfti9t. WoGt Sbr uirfli@
CUTE 8ilber baben, 70 wenoet @u6 on
@aIawap. Gin 8eriu@ pirb gu@
beIebren.
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Sermauit 6artns.

Opera poufeglotbing Store,
erbielt unb OHerirt gu reelen prsiisn
cine rei9baltige Iuswabl BON Griibs
iabrs unb 5DmmersM aaref. Gefon.
bers nennensDertb fdb noQidnbige
Nnsige, Mlpaens Rbde uno EXTRA Bein.
tleiDer. feline 9errensllntertleiber, Ger.
cal unb tpeiBe 9emben. Elm bebenteus
bes NHortement Strobbtte, Elm nol.
f6nbigss, 2aser S9ube. NuEerbent
5dirme, &egenm1ntel &c. &C.
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unieru $500 59ub fhbrea. mir lett
8 Sabren unb ~9arantireu iebts paar.
Nu6 lit bel uas ales in 9amens, 0ers
rers, 9naben= unb Mdb9en . S6ubeu
gu finben.
Cinderella gd1ub GtGre.
Ode DIT Soutonfrabe unb Gpentte G.,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-27
We Should Figure the Cost

4uo w IL
How often do we hear the question asked:
How much does 1t cost TO produce q pound
of milkf" 1t Is like asking: How long is
a piece of strlngf' AS strings vary in
length, so milk varies i'm cost. One man
can produce q pound of milk cheap enough
to be able to mako a good living by selling
1t and lay up a little something besides.
while it costs another man so much that
he caunOt sell it at q profit, and so
fails in business. Its cost depends upon
many considerations and conditions-on
the COW, on the feed. On the season and on
the man. The poorer the cows the greater
the cost of product; there may be waste in
feeding, either by feeding too much or too
little, or by not combining the food Judi
ciOusly; the season may make pasture feed
either cheap OF dear while varying it's quail
ity. and the man may lack the capacity or
energy to run tile business of producing
milk. There IS no unvarying rule for the
production of milk.
After we figure out the cost wo should
then see il we cannot reduce it by making
changes in the feed or In the cows. A GER
tain ration may give results that might be
increased by q change to another ration
and Yet the cost of the milk remain the
same. Again. the cows may be the cause
of too great expense in making milk. and q
change from the wrong TO the right kind of
cows would decrease the cost of milk very
much. No matter whether the price of
milk be high or low, we lot try 20 re-
duce its cost to the lowest possible figure:
then when the selling price is low we can
make some money. and when 1t is high We
can make a very good profit. From now
till spring is the best time TO make expert
ments with q view To find the cost of milk
and reducing that cost to the lowest limit.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-27
A Common yuiEarism-

EuRene FIeId. IN ChlceRO MOVIE
Ourliterature of the press is con stantly
improving. and in the last ten years that
improvement has been marked. Still there
is a chance for improvement. and it occurs
to us that the besettIng sin of our news
paper writers at this time is q devotion to
absurd isms-for example. the too common
usage of that negroism like for as If; 1t
looks like IL was going to RAM This alb
surdity runs riot In print south of Mason
and Dixson's line. and has crept across the
sporadic appearance in our d,urnal publ
cations.
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PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Residents OF Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed.
Pensions have been granted the follow

vi lat A1coh AtAOWeus
Pensions have been granted the follow
~ing-named I%ndianiaps:
Original-Everett Raney, Evans Pavey, John
NJ. Rockhold. Cyrus schultz. Vim. T. Jacobs,
Isaac s. Baker. Lucius Blood, Theodore Cox.
Warren T. Simpson, Horace L. Burdett, Roswell
s. Northrnp. William II. Williams, Joseph schili.
Isaac W. Lawrence tdeceased), Joseph l.. Phillips
deceased. Gideon W. Seavey, Elmore Mundell.
d G@r@' J. f Parss. ie Aasns pa M 4; seSnceV Waiter Aer
Barnes, Daniel Buckley. Additional
George W. Carpenter, Charles Mas; In
Henry ]. Kintz, William X. Stewart, George
King, Elias Hire, James. c. summings, VIM.
Phibbs. David Butt. John Shell, George w.
James d.. White, Charles X. Clark. George
MeiNner, Tobias Koellner, Charles Anderson,
Amos NJ. worster. Reissue and ncrease-wm
H.: Thompson, Henry. II. Curnell. Original
widows, ~etc.-Sophia Kern mother), minors of
Joseph l.. Phillips, Catherine Lawrence. Mary
A. Barks, Phidelia Cardwell, Marie s. Mosure,
Scher, brother of Charles NJ. More.
70 RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS.
Original-Richard 8. Rogers. Henry Shepherd,
John b. Brewer. Henry Patterson. Isaac Wat
son. Asa NJ. Phillips. Mabry A. Van Reed. Will
lam NJ. White, Alexander a. Sloan, James You'll
den. Oliver Shirley, Lafayette Barker de
s seaseGl' Jo lsaaS ". A 4. .; b Pask . f <. CLARK !.
John w. senef, Baker ". Niceley, Samuel
swisher, Milo IL. Waterman. VIM. Ii. HARRISON,
tNaflts 20. fultOn. SndluCey A. dam1ltO0,
Joseph Houghine, Martin L. Todd, Henry Bauer,
Christian Osborn. George Chambers, John M.
Wright. Geo. Gramp. August Blatner, Wesley
Jolley, Chas. Martin, Vim. Nuckles, Jonathan
Rowark. Isaac Z. Ross. Observation-Disclosures
i. Davis. Anderson j. Smith,. Chas. Wyreman.
Restoration and increase-JOhn Coe. Increase
Nathan Redenboe, Samuel j. Rigg. Vim
cent A. Moore. William j. Burcham,
Nathan S. Dickinson, Mark Williams,
Hiram G.. Brock. Harriet ii. Roby. John C..
White, William snrihn. Original widows. etc.
Mary A. Geathered. Catharine Ray (mother),
Kate Woelfel, Clarissa +. +. Jenkins. Caro-
line Fischer, minor OF Henry jenkins, Frederick
Rankohl. Mamie l.. Dyson. Susan +. Savage,
Weltha Slane, Cindarilla Summers. Martha NJ.
Wheatley, Armilda l.. Niblo, Alkaline l.. Johnson.
Margaret BARLEY, Felicity Barker, Kate Runge,
Emily Ainsworth tmother), Bridget Phelan, An.
uie Wagner.
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New NOrE sun.
We judge from the address issued by the
national executive committee OF the PeO-
pies party that the mem bers don't assimi-
late their food satisfactorily. "It is q fight"
say they. "ior the root tree and the babe in
the cradle" Now, the loathsome Eastern
mortga gee may be- able TO turn the Peoples
party out from under it's roof tree, but he
can't get any lien on the babe in the era
die. The babe In the cradle 10 ell right. In
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An Irresistible Temptation.

NeW lUrk SHH-
Kansas has had another blizzard, an old
fashioned norther. blowing miohtiIv Drift
ing the snow. tipping over the telegraph
poles. and making u sufficiently boisterous
grand trIu,nphal re-entranoe of winter.
Kansas can't expect any sympathy. As
long as such q tempting object as PETERS
wbiskers is in sight. billiards will turn up
for the sake of blowing through 'em.
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st. Louis Live stock Market

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-CattIe lower. but
about steady at the decline. Choice to
fancy steers. $500: corn-fed, S4a475; stock
ers. S20250; choice feeders, S3O3.50.
Hogs steady and fairly active. with mod
crate receipts. Prices ranged from S3.5O0
3.S5 on good choice packing: S3.3003.50 on
light and mixed, and s303.l ID on light. The
close was steady.
Sheep-The market was steady at un-
changed prices.
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"All she lacks of beauty
is a little plumpness."
This is a frequent thought.
and a wholesome one.
All of a baby's beauty is
due to fat, and nearly all of a
woman's-we know it as
curves and dimples.
What ~plumpness has to do
with health is told in a little
book on CAREFUL LIVING; sent
free.
Would you rather be
healthy or beautiful? "Both"
is the proper answer.
Scorr& BowSE. Chemists. r,s South 9Th Avenue
New York.
Your druggist keeps Scotfs Emulsion OF cos.iivsr
ol-ail druggists everywhere Go. 81.
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"WHES pain and anguish wiring the brow n
ministering angel. thou. Jennie" Rub Salvation
Oil on rny forehead and be an angel. dear.
+. Albrecht, PAL 8. Sharp st, Baltimore, recon-
mends Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup for cough and cold
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authority for the statement that NJ. T..
ingalls, contemplates building q railroad
from Greensburg TO Madison, thence TO
Jacksonville. with q branch road from
Madison to Aurora"