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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-18
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yyTILLISTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOYS
w for any college or scientific school. New labor
afOries with electrical plant All buildings heated ~
steam. Fall term opens Sept Z. 1898. Address
REV. WM. GALLAGHER Principal. Easthamp-
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MId-summer ut Atlantic City.

Thd mid.summer excursion OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad to Atlantic
City from Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Park.
ersbnrg and all intermediate stations
to Washington Junction, Nd, will run
on Thursday, July goth. This will be
the second Of the series OF Baltimore &
Ohio seashore excursions, and will be
on q par with Its predecessor n the
convenience OF train arrangements, ex.
cellence Of accommodations and supe.
riority Of the service. Those availing
themselves Of the low rates offered for
this excursion wilt find Atlantic City ut
the heighto o. Its mid gaieties and
glories, while the bathing will DO the
best and the boating superb.
Tickets will be valid for return Jour.
ney for twelve days from day Of sale,
and will be good on all regular
trains. On return journey they will be
good to stop of at Washington, thus
a1ording an opportunity TO visit the
numerous public buildings, which arc
open to visitors free Of charge, and to
take u trip down tho Potomac TO Mt.
Vernon, tho tomb OF Washington as
we'll as to visit other places OF Interest
in and near Washington.
Regular trains leave Wheeling at sos
a. III. and $50 p. m. Pullman cars.
Round trip 50. Correspondingly low
rates from other stations. For more
detailed information apply to John a.
Lane, Travelling Passenger Agent, Wheel
inc. W. Va.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The house in which Peary will live in
Greenland is on board the Falcon. IT
Is IS feet by l6 feet, and is built OF wood
and tarred paper, the walls arc double,
and it will be surrounded by a stone
wall two feet thick, protected by n bank
ing Of snow. Tho house IS lighted from
above and will have electric lights in
winter.
Much OF the cheap, Japanese-looking
articles sold Ia this country are made
especially for the American market, and
often the designs are the work OF Amor
leans living in Japan. This is true not
only OF chinaware, but OF rugs. 1t Is a
direct result OF the craze OF all things
Japanese,
The greatest depth under water ver
reached by q diver is believed to have
been attained by Capt. John Christian
sen, who went down 1865 feet below the
surface at Elliott bay, WASH, recently.
Heremained at that depth in his armor
for twenty minutes without %inconven-
fence.
Tks recent sale in Paris OF the furni.
ture and objects dart OF Prince Bor-
ghese ended with the sale OF u magnih-
cont silver service, tho gift Of Napoleon
!. to his sister Pauline. There was
lively competition for 1t and 1t finally
sold for t56,000f.
MelnikoG, the distinguished Russian
engineer, reports from the Crimea OF
the discovery OF a deserted ditch, sup.
posed to haye been built by savage
hands 5000 years ago.
There are millions OF natives in ia.
pan who have never tasted animal food.
II is there very expensive and many
people. especially women, look on it
with horror.
A now letter carrier in Plattsburg, N.
Y, anxiously inquired il he would BIO
expected to deliver the letters when 1t
rained.
A 'three.loggod chicken" is a mon.
strosity on the farm Of John Owens at
Bucora, Wash.
The grain crop OF the state Of Wash.
ington is placed ut 20,0O0.0 900 bushels.
Sea lions arc reported numerous of
the coasts OF Southern Oregon.
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I'M Il SANCTIONS.

A dispatch from Buzzard's Bay says
that Mr.. Cleveland "favors his left log
In walking" Tut, tut! As a bold, in.
dependent President he should not
show partially in the matter Of his
legs. AT the same tim his loft leg may
have Mugwumpian tendencles.-New
York AduertseL
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says that to
get an adequate idea Of the Worlds Fair
one should devote to 1t six years OF dill
gent study without vacations. This
view is Endorsed without reservation by
the Chicago hotel keepers. - Chicago DIS
patel.
) Just what fool thing Republicans have
done to justify Jerry Simpson tothreaten
to vote for a Republican for speaker Of
Congress does not appear Chicago lnhr
Ocean
The good old Democratic days have
indeed returned-the good old Demo
cratic days Of Jimmie" Buchanan,
Bourbon ascendency aud general busi-
ness disaster.-Mcw York Press.
Largo castles OF business hope are
being raised on foundations OF expecta-
ton over tho coming special session Of
Congress.-New York Press.
The thoughts of Hon. William @.
Whitney at this particular j%uncture
would be worth considerably more than
u penny Washington Post
Why does Mr.. Cleveland need cour'
ago for doing things which many other
public men would do as a matter Of
course p iwatIee Sentinel.
And the star spangled banner in
triumph shall wavo while Most, Schwab
aud Altgold continue to ravo.-Chicago
Tribune
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JULY JoLLIERs,

Hungry Higgins-Have you got any
nice, cold cake for a poor man that
hasn't had a bite to eat in three days.
Mrs. Wickwire-Why, isn't bread good
enough for your Hungry Higgins
This is my birthday mum.-lndtan-
Gpolis Journal.
"Tll be blamed if l wouldn't be
ashamed to call myself an artist and
paint u picture like that" She-
"What's wrong7" "It's a picture of
still life an not q blessed jug o any
thing of the kind in sight"-Inter
Ocean.
Mr. Loyal Gabby-It your neighbours
dog Injuries one OF your chickens you
can collect damages, but II he Injuries
one OF your chickens you can not.
What ia the moral OF that2 Friend
Raise chickeRs,-Teras SyiliagS.
Rev. Croakleigh-Why did you give
payP Rev, soakleigh-No. We didn't
take in enough to keep the awful OK.
ample in proper conditlon-New York
Herald.
Guest-What does this extra charge
of 50 mean? Laudlord-The chamber
maid says she found you this morning
bathed in tears. We always charge 81
for a bath.-BoStOn Transcript.
Puhanblow-"I hate to be grumbling
all the time about the hot weather.
| Phoneyboy-TTt tell you how to cure
yourself OF the habit" blow" ''Start
u summer hotel. "-TerGs SJtings.
Mrs. Younglove-"shall you expect
me to bake my own bread?" Mr..
Younglove-"Just as you prefer, dear
est; but YOU needn't bother about bak
ing mine. "-Puck.
Marmaduke-"May l go out to play,
nowP" Mamma-"What, with those
holes in your bootsH" M%armaduke-
mo, with the bulldog next door,
| TrUIh
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A Elmo Array.

Altgeld, OF Illinois, Waite, OF Colora.
do, Stone, OF Mississippi, Tillman, OF
South Carolina, Pennoyer, OF Oregon,
are among the freak governors we gath.
cred in with the Democratic harvest Of
last November. "What a series of oh.
ject lessons they PRESENT." exclaims the
Now York Tribune, and we'll may it so
exclaim. Altgeldt sets himself above
the supreme court Of tho United States,
as the result OF an introduction bargain,
and delivera himself OF u TRADE Of abuse
against tho courts in u message pardon
ing the convicted anarchists; Waite
threatens an instruction II FREQ coin
ago lie killed; Stone talks about violent
measures to bring about anew financial
System; Pennoyer wires an insulting
message to President Cleveland; Till
man forces an absurd whisky law on his
state and turns South Carolina into a
big bar.room, with himself aS chief bar.
keeper.
Judging from tho character OF tho
men, there aro some other Democratic
governors who are only awaitinst the op.
p~ortunity to disgust the country and
mako their party very tired. The Fri
buns is right. It tg u sorry lot Of lob
iact lesaona.n
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PERSONAL POINTS

The queen Of the Belgians is very
fond OF music, q good pianist and q per,
former on the harp. She has composed
one q called "WandR." The king
hates music, and when the piano is
opened he vanishes from the room,
When Queen Victoria travels by rail
abe paws the companies 10 8 d per mile
for herself and frat class for every one
else in the royal train. She 10 supposed
10 make good the loss entailed by the
temporary stoppage Of traffic.
Miss Emily Louise Gerry, OF New
Haven, who has been elected regent Of
the Society OF the DauRhtersot the Rev
olution, is tho last living child OF q
aiguer Of the Declaration OF lndePend-
enCe,
Michael de Bernhoff, who walked
into fame by making the distance from
st. Petersburg to Paris afoot, Ia study
ing English, preparatory to making .
pedestrian tour through this country.
Queen Elizabeth'a prayer book,
which was printed in 1911, has been
sold recently. II is boHad in gold and
enameled, and was worn by the queen,
suspended from her girdle.
Mr.. Goschen, English chancellor Of
the exchequer, is the son OF a German,
who started business in u very small
small way in England and made a sue
cess OF 1t.
Attorney General Hendrick, Of Ken
taeky, prides himself on tho fact that
he rose from q farm laborer to his pres
ont place OF dignity and honor.
William steinway, Of New York, has
had conferred upon him by Kaiser
Wilhelm the cross OF the Order OF the
Red Eagle.
Lord Randolph Churchill has become
q teetotaler, practically. He has been
but a moderate friend OF Bacchus all
his life.
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Are your eyes weak aud watery? Do you see
floating spots before thom ut timesI .anso
DO you have q palm over your eyes SFa se
ofIilllneSs across the front oil the hehuf
II vour hearipn dull and deiectiVeY DO you
have a roaring, Flngipg or buIIins SOUND IN
your ears at tlmesP s,ao nv
Docs your nose stop up at times, QUE SUI ~
the otherf Does IL dtsehRfga a taln' Walely SAN
stance almost constantly, ,a.,i-
When yougo 70 bed at nightmare you aimedd, AZ
" in going to sleepy Attor you are asleeP u0
you have unpleAS ant drcalnAI on 0WaNvuNs
do you feel uhreiTgshedP, /, o,o.r.
Ia the morning do You have dificulty II eieaEi
ing your throatY Does your throat iSes aty aIi IN
paTchod? DO you have a sense oil lulness ~
Do YOU have a dry, hacking coughY 20 you
have u cough thai prevents your golng 70 slsep
at night? Do you have . cough mat causes you
20 wake upat night and thu DISTURB your 10
Do YOU have a feeling at times as though YOU
were about TO iaipt and feel as thoush you mHa'
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A Famuus CollnrsToMn.

One Of tho prettiest and hoalthiest Of
the small towns OF Ohio Is Granville.
AZ an educational centre Granville is
unsurpassed, as II has three large odu.
cationnl institutions within It's borders,
%aggregating over 500 students. Deni.
son University 10 probably the best
known and bears u high reputation for
the th|oroughness OF Its course Of study.
Granville Academy not only prepares q
student for the Univoralty, but also
furnishes a complete academic course,
aud gives diplomas TO graduates. Shep.
nrdson College 10 a high class inHtitu.
ton for higher education OF young
ladies. Equipped with now buildings,
with comptoto appointments, tho col.
lego 10 IN an exceedingly prosperous
condition. Among the now improve.
monts added this your aro u $4,000
science hall, ottorty. four elegant rooms,
$4,000 academy hall. and $1,000 Of tho
latest apparatus, also u splendid ath.
Lotto park, All tho above colleges arc
undor tho management Of D. u Purin.
ton, LII d., md nrc nnsectarlan, nj.
though owned by tho Baptist Church.
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A shrnwd conndonoo Gnme

Grover Cleveland, tho politician, is
quito different from Grover Cleveland,
tho atatoamau II was Politician
Cleveland who. before tho election,
was willing to have II quietly under.
stood In tho silver states that no would
not veto q free coinage bill, for every.
body know that S,dtcmaa Cleveland
was opposed to such u monetary policy.
Like great many other professional
politicians Mr. Cleveland was willing to
DO represented rs being OH any side Of
a question whore and when votes wCro
10 DO made,
II the silver mon were fools enough
TO believe that hO would approve a itOO
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Government Makcs a Poor showing.

NORFOLK, VA, July 14.-The United
States court was engaged yesterday in
the trial of Pauline Jordan who was
Jointly indicted with William Ward,
Uriah and Matilda Elliott, ali colored,
for conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment out OF the sum Of $500. This
was ono Of the pension fraud cases. The
woman was acquitted. Judge Hughes,
in continuing the cases said that the
government was making d very poor
showing, and that he continued all Of
tho cases so that the detectives could
secure more and better evidence.
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.Glm Gata41&nn
wAEELING. july 10, 1898.
Let Him Rost.

We regret to note a disposition on
the part Of some Republican papers to
censure the President for leaving
Washington at this time, 'while the
business interests are impcrilled,"
The business interests OF tho country
are in no greater peril with the Presi-
dent at Buzzard's Bay taking q needed
rest after tho great strain OF tho past
four months, than they would be If no
were in the white house at Washing
ton. President Cleveland has done all
that he can do, or all that he has the
power to do, until Congress meets, and
he may as well be spending the inter
yeniug time in the quiet OF his home,
where, relieved from the bother OF
Office seekers, he will be better able to
give the careful thought necessary to
the preparation OF his message, and in
equipping himself physically for the
long months OF hard work before him.
The presidency OF the United States
il no sinecure. 1t calls for hard labor,
mental and physical, and periods Of
rest and recuperation for the occupant
of the office are absolutely necessary
to the proper performance Of its func-
tions.
The indications are that President
Cleveland has an eye on administrative
affairs at Washington and there is no
danger Of any one running away with
tho government in his absence. We
see no need Of q Watchdog in Washing,
ton until the Democratic Congress
meets. AT present matters seem to be
running fairly we'll,
The INrELlIdENcER believes President
Cleveland is on the wrong side Of most
public questions and has little conf.
dence in his administration or the abil-
ity OF his party to run the government,
but it has no patience with the sort OF
craftsmanship that will condemn where
there is nothing to condemn. The
President has yielded to the demand OF
the country for an extra session to deal
with the money question. He can do
no more until the session convenes. 1t
will be time enough then to put the
screws on.
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grasp something for supportI Does your VS. ION
Become disturbed and everything grow dark Do
lore yonr eyes at such times2
Do you have night sweatS or hemotrh4gGs oE
hot aud cold aashes over your body. OF chllls OF
creepy feelings running up your BACK DO you
have a woakheSa as though you had been WORK
Ing VerY hard and wanted to rest and cannotget
DO YOU have a depressed feeling after eating,
or o bloatOd.up feeling In the stomach 20 you
helGh up . sour taste In the mouth, or nave g
very sick feeling at the stomach or Q heartburn!
Do you feel as though what you had eaten was
lying like lead In pour stomRchP
DO you have q feeling OF oppression aropna
the heartI Do you have ashortness OF breath on
going up stairs quICkfy2 Do you have smother,
though your heart was encomplssed by some
thing and Il could not move and then suddenly
And II palpitatlng iurlously?
II 50, then you have Catarrh In one OF itsmany
forms. These are but a few Of the, many symp.
toms that denote to tho skilliul physician mat
you are suffering from cat1rrh. lithey are your
symptoms, do notdelRy longer, but place your.
self under tho care OF u physician who makes q
specially otsuch diseases and 70 cured before II
late 70 secure relief.
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On and aitor Sunday, July 2, train
No. 3s on tho Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling ut 1850 y. IN, central stand.
ard time, will leave Wheeling at l;40p.
III, central standard time, Passengers
for Chicago and tho west can now take
sleeper, leaving ton minutes earlier aud
arrive In Chicago at 7;35 a. m.
j. H. TERRY, y. n aud z. A.
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William Il. schmertz Dead.

PITTSBURGH. July 1s.-William E.,
schmertz, one OF the best known citi-
zens Of Pittsburgh, and for many years
president Of the chamber Of commerce,
died this evening after n lingering ill
ness The deceased was s~ixsy-sevea
years Of age.
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nueElen,s Arnlen salvo.

The best salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhouin, fever
6orcs, tetter, chapped hands, chilblainv,
curns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed to give perfect satistao.
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
q box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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coinage bill, and were willing to vote FOL
him under this dslusion, he wasn't 60
ing to be fool enough to atop them. II
would be time enough to show his hand
in the silyergame after they had helped
to elect him.
If Mr.. Duncan, Of Colorado, per-
mttted himself to be deceived by the
ahrewd wording OF a letter from Pollti-
clan Cleveland, he has himself to blame
for the consequences. It was q neat
confidence game in which Mr.. Cleve-
land showed himself to be at home,
and OF which MIR, Duncan and his west
ern friends were easy victims,
They knew Mr. CleveIapd's often OK
pressed views on the silver question
and were foolish to suppose that his
opinions had undergone SO radical a
change. They are wiser now,
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AnCnnd Escnralon 30 Allnntlr OIty I'm ID!
baltimore q ONO.

on Thursday, July 20, via Washington,
D. O., Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Tickets good to stop of Ut Washington
City returning Rate $40 tho round
trip, and good twelve days. Trains
leave Wheeling at sos a., IN. and $50
y. M. eaAlOrn time. j. Il LANE,
T. 7. A.
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The Florida agricultural college con-
fers the degree Of L. L. D. on Secretary
Hoke smith. 4Dr, Hoke Smith" sounds
better than plain "Hoke Smith," 1t Is
u pleasure to know that n college re-
cognized that there was something lack
ing which would add dignity to the
name of President Clevelapd's rcmarka'
Bile discovery.
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Jusr when the Panama scandal was
about to sink into oblivion Paris lie
treated to another morsOl Of tho Same
character to furnish food for Johnny
Crapand's naturally excitabio nature.
NJ. Buloa, the editor aud managing
director Of Rcvls ds Dcur MondsS, 10
missing, ind his absence has revealed
tho fact that in three years no paid out
tho enormous sum Of lO,5OO,OOO francs
to blackmuilors.
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Tnr c~ttiEcns OF Washington city aro
going to ask Congress for permission to
bond themselves In tito sum Of ton
million dollars, to DO expended In In.
ptovomOutS which will still further
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Anrolnl Anln

OF Ladies' Low Shoes ut greatly reduced
prices, ati tho fatOst stytoB in black and
ian In tho Oxford, Bluchnr aud lrinCo
AlbOrtu to select from. ]. v. BLOND
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WmRt will tho silver states 90 whoa
they loavO tho Union, as some Of thom
threaten to do II tho silver law Is ro.
pealed2 What other country will
pledge itsOtt to coin their silver prod.
uct2 Tho silver lunatici Of tho WOut
arc talking through their hats"
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Two days have passed since HOke
Smith Issued a pension reform" order.
Can it DO that the spirit Of reform is
waning in Hoke's manly bosomP
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ANOTHER DrsPGNsARY CLOSED,

South Cardinals Queer Liquor Law Seems
to be Doomed.
coLUMBtA, S. O., July 1.-THE largest
d%lspensary in the state, the one at
GreenyiIle, was yesterday closed up
under a temporary injunction granted
by Judge Norton.
The suit against the ~dispensary is
brought by citizens OF Greenville on
several grounds, hut principally be.
cause Of alleged uucoustitutionaltty OF
the law.
In addition it is alleged that the dis,
pensary was Illegally established
through q faulty court Of the board OF
control The case is to be heard Mon
day, and il this is another defeat for
tho dispensary law like the ono sus.
tanned in the case before Judge Hudson
similar suits will follow all over the
state.
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Qu1NsY troubled me for twenty years.
Since l started using DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil have not had an attack. The Oil
cures sore throat at once. Mrs. Letta
Conrad, staudlsh, Mich, Oct. "a, 'sS.
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TINS Boss comet comes along at an
opporluae time. WO trust Chicago will
not neglect to secure II Us an additional
attraction at the Worlds Fair.
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"WnENpain and anguish wiring the brow
A ministering angel hou."-Bromo-
Seltzer. l3
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KANAwuA ia certainly the banner
divorce county in the state. With the
closing of the last term of the circuit
court thirty.seyeu divorces were
granted. The causes are not given, but
in any event it is a striking COM
mentary on the woes Of marital life in
that region. 1t can't be the climates or
perhaps it is that it urges swain and
sweetheart to mate without due re-
Fiction.
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ov|ER.B4rHINo is said by the physi.
clans to DO the cause Of tho insanity Of
Emma vaders, thcsactress. This is u
terrible warning to those who bathc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-15

FoR Colds, Group, Asthma, Bron.
chitis and soro Throat, use Dr.. Thomas
Ecieetrtc Oil, and get he genuine
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beautify the national capital Washing
ton is already the most beautiful city
on tho continent, if not in the world,
What do Its people want-to make It
an earthly psradlse2 The movement
is cOmmendable, and shows a spirit OF
enterprise which the citizens of other
communities would do well to emulate
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F70R SAIR.

R0LF & IA N E,
Telephone sos. By15l 1927 Market street