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Bacor-Clear sides. % to 30 fts average.
FAC: 10 lbs average. 1t4c: clear bellies. 10
lbs average, Sac: Is to - lbs average. TIC;
clear backs, y lbs average. TIC; bitches.
64c.
Dried Beef-Inside pieces and knuckles.
1Oc: outside. &c.
Pickled Pork-Bean pork. clear. ~ brl 200
lbs. SIG; family pork. II brl 200 TBS. Sl4;
rump pork. y brl 200 lbs. S11.50.
ShOulders-English cured, II lbs average,
&c; 10 lbs average. 64c.
SEEDS.
Clover-Extra choice recleanec, 60-fb Blu,
S7G7.25: prime. S6.1046.9O; English choice.
81. 9007 49,; Alsike. as TO quality. S1.5O69;
Alfalfa, s5.50G7: white Dutch. as to quality.
S7G9.50. Timothy-Fancy. Abb bn. Sl.lO0
LIS; choice. Sl.50G1 CO.; strictly prime. Sl.4O
OILS. Blne-grass-Fancy Kentucky. l4fb
bu. s25062.75 IS: English choice. 24-fb bu.
s1.S501.95. Orchard Grass-Choice: li-fb
bu. S1.3501.5O. Italian Rye Grace-Cholce.
18Th bu, s1.50G1.75. Red TOp-Choice. lib
bu, 45G55c-
TIMERS SUPPLIES
Best brand charcoal tin. &c, 10xl4. 14x20,
12x12. $3.50: IL, 10X14. 14x2O and 12z12- 800;
&c, 14x20. roofing tin. 8 $1,000; lC, 2Ox2S.
81. f50l275; block tin. IN pigs. 25c: in bars.
27c. Iron-27 Is iron, 34c: & iron, DC; gal
vanized. so and 10 to 20 per cent. discount
Sheet zinc. &c. Copper bottoms. 24c. Plan
lshed copper, 2Sc. Solder. 150l6c.
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Pious Philosophy.
Rams Horn.

ffTf1 . TTUTus
When o man is praying for q corn crop,
God loves to see him say amen to it with q
hoe.
You can't always tell how big the prayer
meeting is by the SIZE of the church
steeple.
Anybody can grumble, Int it takes q
Christian to be always thankful.
AS long az q man puts all the big apples
on the top of the measure he needs more re-
ligion.
Some people would have more feeling in
religion If they would first feel q little
deeper in their pockets.
1t is hard for the world to believe that
the sinner who rides in q carriage IS made
out of same kind of clay as the one who
begs.
If God had had no more mercy on men
than women lave on one another. the
world would have been burned up LONG
ago.
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The ~Finger-Bowl.
Atcbison Globe

. The most embarrassing thing in society
is a finRer-bowL Every one is embarrassed
who attempts to use one. The women
come nearer TO using them gracefully than
the men. but even the women do not en-
tirely succeed, although they assume q
indicating that at home they use finger
bowls every few minutes. There is q GER
tain awkwardness about finger DO W Is
which no one oan deny. Many u n an has
refused to attend q party through fear of
finger-bowls. The next time yOu are ont
notice if ali the guests do not look at the
particular person who is using q fin GER
bowl as if they would say: 1--WE have them
at our house. but he doesn't have them at
his house" A good many people dislike
society, and it is believed that they are
afraid of company. but. as q matter of fact,
it's finger-bowls.
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Options. Iop'ningI Highest LoscesL. Closing

Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour
quiet; winter patents, S4.20044O; winter
straight. 50. 504 20; spring patents, S4.150
4.IO: spring straight. S3.5063. 10; spring
bakers. sSa3.S5. No. 9 spring wheat.
773c; No. 8 spring wheat. TIA a ITO: No. 2
red. SSlac: No. 2 corn: 3SH2c: No. = oats: 2Sc:
No. 2 white. no 29l9c; No. 8 white. 2SI4 G.:
No. 2 rye. 75l9c; No. 2 barley. 52c; No. 3 bar
ley. 42053c +. o. b.; No. 4 barley. S9042c f.
o. b.; No. / f1sxseed. 9T%c prime timothy
seed. Sl.22O1.26: mess pork. per barrel.
$40. va &c. 10: lard. per pound. 6.17le 6 .25c;
short-rIb sides loose. .5.6O0a.62lsc; dry
sailed shoulders boxed. 4.5O05c: short
clear sides (boxedl. zoe: whisky,
distIllers' finished goods. per gal. Sl.13.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day. the
butter market was weak at unchanged
prices. Eggs. 12A @12Iac.
Receipts-FlOur. 5000 brls; wheat. 10000
bu; corn. 25S. OOo bu: oats 2G6. 600 bu; rye.
5000 bu; barley. $1,000 bu. Shipments
Flour, $4,000 brls: wheat. 1900 bu; corn,
lS5. COO bu; oats, 1885, 600 bu; rye. 5000 bu;
barley, 20, 0O0 bu.
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GRAIN AND
The Grain Market Continues Dull, with Few
and Small Changes In Quotations

The Grain Market Continues Dull, with Few
and Small Changes in Quotations.
On Change yesterday wheat was quiet,
corn and oats dull. There were inspected
in seven cars of wheat and three of corn.
Yesterdays board prices were:
Wheat-No. Q red. s51sc; No. 5 red, SEC;
wagon wheat, Sc.
Corn-No. / white, S9lRc: No. 2 white.
S9l9c C; white mixed. 37l2c; Nc. 3 white, 37l1
G39c, latter for one or two colors; No.
2 yellow. 3Se; No. 3 yellow. 37i2c; No. =
Oats-No. ? white. Sic; No. 8 white, soc;
No. 2 mixed. 29c; rejected. 26627c.
Soi not choice. 81 =. No No. l, 81;
mixed hay, $3.50; clover. $3.50.
Bran. S14.25 per ton.
n OTHER
PouItry-Hens. &c " ib: young chickens,
10c II ID; turkeys. fat, choice hons. 1Oc - m
and Sc Tor fancy young toms; ducks. &c "
II: geese. &c for choice.
E~ggs-Shippers paying 10c.
Bu~tter-Choice country. 14G16c; common.
sG10c; choice retailing from store at 250
zoe.
Cheese-New York full cream. ls014c;
skins. 507c ~ 10. tJobbing prices.)
Feathers-Prime geese, Soc r ib; mixed
duck, 20c 70 10.
Beeswax-Dark. Sc: yellow. 4Oc SELLING
price,: dealers pay 1Sd 20c.
w IL 6Sucu dIu plCktu, CUQ DOC.
unwasbed medium and common grades. If
in good order, 2Od2Sc: bury and cotted,
15a 1Sc; fine merino. lSc.
Hides. TdLOr. &c.
Hides-No. l G. s. hides. 505Ac; No. 2 G..
s. hides. 404hc; No. 1 green. Slac; No. 2
green, 2lgc.
Horse Hides-S2a2.50.
Tallow-No. !. 4ke: No. 9, Sac.
Grease-White, Sac; yellow, Sc: brown,
Che.
Bones-Dry. S12Q13 per tom
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
A~pples-Choire. - -: fancy $3.50 T. bar
rel. Baldwins So. 15QS5.
Straw berries-Sia.tJ - case.
Pineappl-s-S31a.5O b doz-
Maple sugar - 10 boxes. 9Gl0c; in
bricks &C.
10 fuIl weight.
Oranges-Floridas. single box lots. choice.
lS3.25; fancy, S&JO33 =.
LemOns-Choice. $3.50. S3.7594.25 ~
box; fancy. S3.COQ45O; Malaga. 81.
Bansnas-Sl91.5O u bunch, according TO
size and quality.
CranberriesCs4.5Oa5 - brI, sep In.
New Observation-Disclosures s0oGSl u
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Successful, Raid on Moon.h,nar.

PINEvILLE. KY. April 2.-Revenue off,
GERS made an important and successful
raid on ''moonshine' stills in Harlan coun-
ty. and four moonshiners were ht to
this place and landed in Jail. The capture
wac made on Bear Pen branch. There the
officers ran upon a"moonshiDe" still in full
operation in q very secluded spot in the
mountains. The still was heaped ND with
white whisky. which was captured and
abont fifteen thousand gallons of beer WAS
spilled. Then the dIstillery house was
burned. The officers on their way back
ran Oh to another still near Hubbard
Springs. 1t was IN operation. THE, like
the other, was destroyed.
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"Rehtnd tho Tines"

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal
When Hon. w. Dudley Foulke. in his ad-
dress at the Grand Opcra-house, on the oc-
casion of the graduating exercises of the
Medical College of Indiana, made the
prophecy that "the time was surely COM
Ing when q remedy would he discovered
for cancer" be, like thousands of others,
showed he was behind the times" but
for this he is not to he censured. as it is
not generally known that q remedy has
been discovered. because the discoverer
(Dr. McCarty, of Greepcastlel, a modest,
unasuminR physician. who has been quiet
ly prosecuting his search for q remedy for
that disease and preferred not to give bis
discovery to the world until he had tested
the remedy. not only to his own satisfac-
ton, but had demonstrated it to the entire
satisfaction of q great number of sufferers,
who. with one accord. concur in the state
ment that they have been entirely cured of
cancer. If some medical gentleman con
now discover q cure for consumption
which will surely be done. humanity will
be doubly blessed. PHYSICIAN.
INDIANAPOLIS. ApriI ..
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BUFFALO. April 2.-Cattle-Receipts,
1876 carloads through and 2 carloads for
sale. The market was quiet and dull.
Hogs-Recelpts. IS carloads through and
IL carloads for sale. The market was
a shade stronger. Heavy grades. $4,000
4.S5: packers and Medium grades, S4.505.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 4 carloads
through and 16 carloads for sale. The
market was strong and higher for all
kinds. Sheep. extra fancy. S67o08.so; good
to choice. S6.5066.65; fair to good. &6.25
@6.4O: lambs. good to extra. $7.5001.G0;
fair to good, SO. 9067.40.
EAST LIBERTY. April 2.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts. sSl: shipments. 49,. Nothing doing;
oil through consignments. Six carloads of
cattle were shipped to New York to-day.
The market was fair. All grades, $4,000
$40. Fourteen carloads Of hogs were
shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts. 400; shipments, LOCO.
The market was slow at unchanged prices.
ST. LOUIS. Apr! notwithstanding,
fair to choice native steers. $30460; Texas
and Indian steers, all kinds. 81. 4O03.m.
Hogs-Receipts, 3.400; shipments. $500.
The market was higher; fair TO prime
heavy. S4650+sO; mixed. ordinary to good.
S42004.75; light. fair to best. q. 65
Sheep-Receipts. 100. The market was
steady at unchanged figures.
KANSAS CITY. April o. Cattls Re-
ceipts. $500; shipments. LOO. Steers 10c
lower: cows steady to easy; feeders quiet
and steady.
HoRs-Receipts. 5000; shipments, 1900.
The market was active and steady. and Sc
higher. Extreme range, So. 5004. so; bulk.
S4.4213 04.59.
Sheer-Receipts. 1900: shipments eco.
The market was steady.
CINCINNATI. April 2.-Hogs in fair de.
mand and steady; common and light, 81. Is
"a .70: packing and butchers, S4.4004. 20.
Receipts. 2, 200; shipments. 1850.
Cattle easy at Sol Receipts. 125; chip
ments. 80.
Sheep firm at Sac. Receipts, $50. Lambs
strong: common to choice. $50.
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Want to Live Under the Starry Banner

MONTREAL, April 2.-La Patrie, the lead
ing French Liberal organ. has come out
United States. 1t says the country is
naturally gravitating towards the United
States. n that the majority of Cansdians.
if the question were put to them, would
respond from their hearts that they were
Americans, and that they cared nothing for
the title of Canadian or for the old country.
LaPatrie adds: There are so many of orr
cornpatriots already in the United States
that no harm could possibly come to United
States on this side of the line il we lived
under the same flag"
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known as the crown Jewels" are valued
at 81 COO. 0O0. The crown itself 10 worth So
100000 1t is adorned with hundreds of
diamonds. Besides the diamonds there are
set around the rim iifty-four splendid
pearls. each without q flaw. a ruby of ex-
traordinary size and beauty being set as q
centerpiece. The crown was made by
PanZie. a Geneva ieweler. and was first
worn by Catherine the Great.
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Auction SALE.

A UClION PLEDGES AT
"A auction. The regular monthly sale OF unredeemed
pledges will be held Tuesday. April O.. 1892. At
Solomon's Original Loan Once. 25 south Illinois
street. commencing at 10 o'clock . m. 2 y. IN and
z n. m. The stock TO be sold consists Il ladies' and
gents gold. silver and nlled case watches. chains.
diamond rings and pins. studs. clocks. tewelry, &C,
gums. revolvers. musical instruments. opera glasses.
and many otheF articles too numerous TO mention.
This auction sale of unredeemed pledges viii be
held on the first Tuesday OF each month. and Will
last one dav ONLY. Pledges will not be taken Ia or
given out daring time OF auction NJ ey advanced
ON al articles of value from one dollar upwards.
60L0M0N'S ORIGINAL LOAN OFFICE. 20
SouSh Illinois street. John Gustin. Auctioneer.
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Barley NAL. ouiet. Canada. asc0sl.os.

Barley malt quiet; Canada. ac0s1.O9.
Corn-Reccipts. 10000 bu; exports. 6S
Blu; sales. 1895. 900 bu futures. $1,000 bu
spot. The spot market was firm. scarce.
but dull; No 2. ass 049c in elevator. 500
50isc atioat: ungraded red. 4sd50ac; No. q.
49c; steamer mixed. 4Sss 34934c Options
offered freely at ia sc decline on lower
cables and following wheat: April. 41ssc.
closing ut 47asc; May. 45l2046c. closing
at 45ssc; June. 444 d44ssc. closing at Aac:
July. 4l2 a 45c. closing at 44lsc; August,
444 G45l2c. closing at 444c.
Oats-Receipts, HOB bu: exports, 3S4 bu;
sales. $4,000 bu futures. $1,000 bu spot. The
spot market WAS dull and weak. Options
were dull and easier; April. 34lec; May.
34Ac. closing at 344c: June. SAC: No.. 2
white. April. 564c: spot No. 2 white. SD
G37Ac: mixed Western, 3i63Gc; white
Western. $50 i0lec.
Hay steady: shipping. 7O0 75c; good to
choice. SO095c. Hops dull and firm; Pacific
C-offee-Options opened steady from 8
points down TO 5 points up, and closed
steady at l0G20 points mp. Sales. Is. $50
bags, including the following. April. 12.9 30
@12.95c; May. l2550l2. 75c; june, IL. 400
l2.45c; July. l2.150l2. zoe: September. 1905
ole. zoe; October. II. loo; December. 11.gO0
l2c: spot Rio dull and lower; No. Z offered
at lac. Sugar-Raw dull and steady: fair
fined quiet and steady. MOlasses-Foreign
dull: so test. 113c: New Orleans dull and
firm; common to fancy, 25935c. Rice quiet
and firm; domestic, fair to extra, 4le06iec;
japan. 5s054c.
COtton-seed oil inactive: crude. 25c: yell
low. 2slac. Tallow quiet; CITY ts2 for pack
ages. 4 1l1604ac. Resin quiet and steady;
strained. common to good. S1.35 CLIO.
Eggs steady; Western. l3%c; receipts.
6. loo packages.
Hides dull and steady: wet-saIted New
Orleans selected. 45075 lbs. Case; Texas
selected. $4,000 lbs. 66Sc.
Pork in moderate demand and steady;
old mess. S9.5O01O; new mess. Sll0l1.5O:
extra prime. Sl1.50. Cut meats dull: picked
bellies. Csc: picked shoulders, 5ssc c; pick
led hams, ga 09l3c. Middles steady; short
clear. 6.45c. Lard lower and dull; Western
steam closed at 655c; sales, $50 tierces at
6;57l3c; city steam: 1896. Opucns-
6.6s06 73c. closing at 66606.6Sc; August.
6.75c.
Butter quiet; Western dairy, lS022c:
Western 20029c; Western fac
tory. 15022c; Elgins. 29c. Cheese quiet and
easy; part skins. 601Oc.
BALTIMORE. April 2.-Whest steady:
No. 2 red. spot and April. 95095Ac; May. "
092Ac c; June. 9O34c; steamer No. 2 red. 90c
asked. Receipts. 27.S03 bu; shipments, 80.
600 bu; stock. 7sS.012 bu; sales. SO. 600 bn.
45ac; May, asa @45ac; June. 45c asked;
July. 419c; steamer mixed. ALSO bid. Re-
ceipts. 1881 bu; shipments, ia. 1913 bu;
stock. 962.6lS bu; sales. $4,000 bu. Oats
dull; No. 2 white Western. 36h 037c;
No. 2 mixed Western. 341e a $50. Receipts.
5000 br; stock. l7o,545 bu. Rye quiet and
timothy. sl41i5.5o. provisions steady.
Butter firm. Eggs steady at l4c. Coffee
steady; Rio cargOes. fair. 17hsc; No. q. 14Ac.
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DeInOcrncY La A Tax

EOblesviIle Ledger.
The total tax levied in Hamilton county
for collection In the year 1881 for State pnr-
poses was $50, 12O.09. while the total tax
kevfed for State purposes in the same conn
~ t0 be collected IN the year 1892 is $685.
57l.17. an increase of 50 per cent. amount
ing to SIS. ST. Of. The tax Is a tariff and
the Democratic party is responsible for II.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

DU6INESS-A GOOD BUSINESS NAN WITH
ID $1,000 to invest can have An interest in Q safe
aud profitable manufacturing business. Address 3.
W, Journal office.
TYPE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FoR II
Il world; all makes; don't pay manu- factui eys' eE-
orbit ant prices: We ship any where. giving thorough
examination before accepting; absolutely first class
or less than half price: exchanging . specially; in
warnn' - -,
writers; ace commercial raanE for our responsibk-
ity; illustrated catalogues and specimens free
TYPEWRITER HE8DQUARTERs. 81 and SO
Broadway. New York: 1S6 Monroe street. Chicago.
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BALTIMORE. April 2.-whest steady;
LIVE

Cattle Quiet and Un~chauged-HOgs Q Shade
Stronger-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2~.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 100; Shipments. 200. Bnt few fresh
arrivals. Market quiet at about yester-
dav'a urieea
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LOST.

LOST.
II OST-PUG o ANSWER TO NAME OF
L. pug" Any one returning him to- 24e North
Tennessee street will lie handsomely ewardedi
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+

Observation-Disclosures. AT ONCE, TEN
Il young men and ladies 10 Join our special class In
SHORTHAND n TYPE-WRITING.
and pay part tuition after placed I'm a position Best
advantages in the city. Investigate our methods.
REMINGTON school OF
SHORTHAND ~ TYPE-WRIrING.
Room Al. Lorraine BloGk
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\ NEW idea-the Royal Savings and Loan AS
ISOLATION. See ad. IN building and loan column.
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FOR observation-disclosures.
NOR RENT -FIRsT-ClAsS HOUSE: EIGHT
Il rooms: bath, all modern conveptences; on electric
line; gases. furnace. 56S East Washington street.
G.. ZIMMf kMAN.
l'pk ROOM FOR
Il grocery or meat market, or other business. all
new. with sable and four rooms for dwelling. lSs
William street, West Indianapolis.
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DIRECTORS.

7. r. Walker. President with: r. 8. Mckee & Son,
l04 South Meridian street.
A. r. White. Vice president 100 g. Meridian St
Vim HI: Smythe. Treaurer. Masonic Temple.
Howard Kimbali, secretary. 81 East Market st.
J. ]. McCun0, OF McCune q 6ohmidlap.
w. NJ Gerard. TicketaRent "Mopon" K r.
Jacob w. Smith. Secretary Board OF Trade.
II. Il. Bates. with w. q. WATSON Il Co.
JOS. L. Barnett. l3 Virginia avenue.
Meets Saturday evenings at SO East Market street
Dues may be paid any day in the week. For shares
and information apply 70 Howard Kimbsu. Score
tary. SO East Market st.
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Iomlinson Hall.


TOMLINsON HALL LUTHER BENSON
Il lectures today at 3 O'Clock Doors open at 2
O'Clock. Admission 10 cents-
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CHURCH SERVICES.
CONGREGATIONAL

DLYMOCTH CHURCH-CORNER X
i and New York siretts Rev. John Balfziy, 81
Fond du Lac. Via. will preach In the morninx at
l0:45 and in the evening at 7:45. The musical
service will be. In the morning. The Lord IL My
Shepherd" MacEarren: Lead. Kindly Light" Dud-
ley Buck; trio, God L. Love-" MendelssOhD. in the
evening. u VIII Arise" Williams; ''Salve Regina"
Willard; duet. Near Us. Ever Near U.s." Abt sun
day. school at 49,.
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81. PauTS-
CT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ILLINOIS
- and New York streets-Bishop Knlckerbacker
will oficiate nj lO:&5 >unday morning; sunday
school At $50 p. m. All invited
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r. CUTLERMEDIUM)
- OF Philadel phia. Pa. VIII lecture and give psyche
meiric readings and tests in Lorraine Hail. corner
West Washington and Tehnessee streets. every sun
day morning AZ lr:3O a. m. and evening az 7:45 pm.
during the month OF April. This evening saturday
and tomorrow Sunday. nc both services. the I'd
vent Of the forty fourth anniversary OF modern
sptr. tualism viii ne celebrated. All Spiritualists
and honest Investigators invited.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
ID A EsTATE-SEVERAL BUS
IL moss blocks on Wsshin gton and Illinois streets.
splendid residences To suit almost anybody. and
choice vacant lots In all parts 81 the city and It's SUBJ
urbs AT q bargain: also fine farms within short dis
tanc CO from the city. cheap. Please call and see me.
44a n. pennsylvania street.
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"a NEW IDEA"

Capital 600
Shares. 5000. Dues. 55c per week. Entrance fee, SOC.
In case Of death of the shareholder the par value
Of stock is paid in full. and in case Of q borrower.
the mortgage is released. Dividends every six
months. Paid-up stock issued guaranteeing cash
dividends. Shares issued any time.
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FINANCIAL.

r DAMS MONEY ON c. L.
IL SAYLES, IS East Market street.
r OANS-MONE ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
- jewelry, without publicity. CITY LOAN OF
F1CE, 81 West Washington street.
NONE TO THE AND
Vl loan plan. netting borrower about four per cent.
a.. Address CHAs. Il. HAINES, los Woodruff
Place. or 2. q. Box 90.
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AND LOAN
THE ROYAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCL.
J. ALTON OF INDIANA
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-12-22
Tne Human Memory.

A writer in The Atlantic Monthly
presents curious facts with regard to
the operation Of the human mem
DRY. He takes the ground that the
memory supplies the place of talent
in many cases, and cites an instance
in which rare success in point of
style was proved to have been
achieved by mosaic of sentences
carried in the mind from various
writer's, and carefully dovetailed into
a piece of work which proved tri-
umph in its completeness The CAPT
tai of most writer's consists in in
formation, and to the faculty of
memory they are chiefly indebted
for this. Memory is almost substi-
tute for genius itself at times, and
may certainly afford its possessor
that which passes for originality.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-12-22
Oddities About Memory.

The memory remains intact and in
perfect working order in cases where
the left side of the brain is badly dis
eased, from which it may be inferred
that the right side of the brain is
the seat of this remarkable faculty.
From the Psychologists point of view
the power of memory is badly dimin-
ished by too much food, by an excess
of physical exercise and by educa-
toni If this. is true, the illiterate has
better memory than the educated
man of the period. It has also been
proved that the memory is better in
the morning than in the evening, in
summer than in winter, and much
better in warm than in cold coun-
tries,-Chicago Tribune.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-12-22
How vultures Were Fooled.

Some sports took place at station
in upper Burmah, one of the events
being what is popularity known as a
Victoria Gross race" that is, the
competitors have to ride some dis
lance, taking two or three hurdles
on their way, to a point where there
are arranged a number of figures in
stuffed cases, shaped like human
bodies; they then dismount, fire a
round of blank cartridge, pick up a
dummy each, and race back. In
this case, after the sports were over
the dummies We're left on the
ground, and III about half an hour
after the ground was deserted I no
ticed q vulture settle on the ground
close to the dummies; in about an
other five minutes, more than thirty
had collected
The birds seemed much puzzled as
they carefully inspected each lay
figure, walking from one to the next
all along the line, and eventually,
after sitting in a circle for a short
time, flew away. These birds must
have discovered the dummies by
sight, though l have often heard
that vultures rely ON their sense of
smell as well.-Cor. London Specta.