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kroner for the Danish West Indies. thus
announcing as an accomplished fact what
the dispatches OF the Associated Press said
the Ministry would do
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Archdeacon Killed.

LONDON. Sept 3-News has reached
London that the venerable William Pelham
Burn. archdeacon OF Norfolk, has been
killed in the TyrOl.
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quiet Day at Anderson.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON. Ind, Sept. 2.-Labor day in
Anderson was the most quiet ever passed
since the establishing Of the holiday. Three
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LONDON. Sept. Andrew Carnegie has
given e100 each TO Sheldon. Law, Jones
and Dick, four miners whc displayed con-
spicuOus bravery in the rescue of their
comrades at the time Of the recent Dolni-
bristle Perthshire) cOllieTy disaster.
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of the committee in charge OF the naval
parade, went 10 Canton to-day and invited
President Mckinley to review the naval
parade well as the military parade. They
reported on returning 10 Cleveland the
President had consented TO do so.
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stone Cutters of Bcdftrd.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BEDFORD, Ind, Sept. 1.-The tStone Cut
ers' Union, headed by the Bedford Band,
and with several floats, paraded the streets
this morning In the afternoon Faces were
held.
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Mckinley TO Review G. a. II. Parade.

CLEVELAND. o., Sept. Al o. Sargent
chairman or the citizens committee, and
Postmaster &. G Dewstoe. chairman of the
committee IN charge of the Grand Army
day parade, and d. c. Mcintyre. chairman
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Held Up by n CycIist.

SIDNEY, y. S. w. Sept. "A masked
cyclist. last night. held up the White Cliffe-
Hilcania mail coach. wounded a passenger,
and escaped
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LONDON, Sept. 2.-The Birmingham
Daily Post to-day says: king Edward is
likely 10 confer a dukedom on Lord Sails
bury at the time of his MaJesty's corona
ton
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thousand laboring men took part in the
parade, which moved early in tie day. and
most of them went to Alexandria later.
The business section of Anderson was
closed and a Sunday atmosphere pre-
vailed.
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ton for the month for thiTty-one years. Z. y
inches: total excess during the month o %
inches; accumulated deficiency since Jan l.
500 inches. Number Of clear DAYS. Z: partly
cloudy DAYS. Is; cloudy days. g.
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Crown Prince Returning Home.

LONDON, Sept. 3.-Crown Prince Freder-
lex William OF Germany has started on his
return TO Berlin.
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motherhood

Is a natural instinct which shows itself
In the girl as soon as she is big enough
to play the mother TO her doll. Unfor-
tunately the womanly health does not
always keep pace with the motherly in
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stinct, and when
real motherhood
comes II often
comes 10 mothers
who suffer iutol-
,erably during ma
Iternity and who
are unable to
nurse the weak
ling child which
frets and means
in their arms.
Motherhood 10
prepared for and
provided for by
the use Of DIR.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. II
cures ausea,
tranquilizes the
nerves, gives a
healthy appetite
and promotes rest
full sleep. 1t
makes the habys
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Bills observation-disclosures.

By the committee on assessment and
collection of taxes-The Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance bill.
By Mr.. Roe-Relating to the laying out
of county roads.
By Mr.. Brunson-Relating to the sale
of oleomargarine.
By Mr.. McCabe- Remedying defects in
present laws relating to- special verdicts
in personal injury suits.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding the laws
relating to drainage districts
By Mr.. Benson-Amending the laws
relating to common schools.
BY Mr.. Williams-Detaching territory
from the town of Pelican in Oneida
County and attaching it to the town OF
Alonico; another authorizing the estab-
lishment of county industrial schools, an
other relating to lands sold for taxes.
BY Mr.. McComb-Relating to the
practice of medicine
By Mr.. Fenelon-Amending the law re,
latlng to passenger rates.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding to the as
sessment Of taxes on bees.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding the laws to
suD-contractors and material men.
BY Mr.. Soltwedel-To regulate the
practices of barbering; another regulat-
ing time Of holding court by justices of
the peace.
By Mr.. Miller-To appropriate to AL
fred Cook money to cover the expense of
the contest over his seat
By Mr.. Clark-To limit the rate of fax
alton in towns, villages and cities.
By j. G. Misunderstanding to length
Of
Guard.
By Mr.. Karel-Relating to examina-
ton of fraternal insurance associations
another relating to sub-contractors' and
laborers' liens; another relating to the
liability of employers.
BY Mr.. Whitson-Relating to the adop-
tion of children
BY Mr.. Barlow-Amending the laws
relating to city marshals.
By Mr. Ray-Appropriating a sum Of
money to the La Crosse Interstate Fair
Association.
BY Mr.. Barker-To prohibit marriage
within one year after the entry of a de-
cree Of divorce.
By Mr.. Smalley-Amending the law
relating to the form of official ballots in
general ELECTIONS.
By Mr.. Benson Relating to noxious
weeds.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding additional
jurisdiction on the County Court Of For
est County.
By Mr. DEMONSTRATING the town Of
Atlanta in Chippewa County.
By Mr.. Duerwaechter- Requiring the
sale Of transferable mileage books.
By Mr.. Spratt- Regulating the employ
ment of convict labor; another relating
to damages by dogs killing sheep.
By Mr.. linn Relating to court COM
missioners.
By AIR. Collins-To prevent the sale Of
liquor within one mile Of the Soldiers,
Home in Milwaukee.
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an interest IN me, and asked me so m1ch
about myself, has inquired so particular
" into my life, and seems SO interested
in my history that know in Ter l will
find a friend
IF you insist on going home, Amelia,
/ will see that you have an escort. we
are to follow the enemy, and have no
doubt they will march near Harcourt
Hail. so can safely promise you guild
ance to your home"
And Maurice assisted the two ladies
into an old coach. 1t was a shabby,
rickety old affair; the linch-pins and
journals were worn, the bands ratified
and it's ancient springs creaked and
groaned as it ry.nbled over the road.
Maurice mounted his horse and preceded
the carriage, casting occasional glances
of anxiety over his right shoulder to see
if the vehicle was still on it's wheels.
But the old thing was stronger than he
supposed It's shrunken timbers were
hardened not rotted, by time, and, al
though the bands did rattle and creak,
it was more from disuse than weakness.
By the time they descended the hill and
entered the valley of suffering the sun
was shining upon the deserted camp. A
| few wagons were still loading, and here
and there a company Of stragglers were
| strapping on their knapsacks and hurry
| ing away after the army.
Valley Forge was nearly deserted, and
the place which had been scene of
suffering and r,isery a few months be-
fore was now scene of desolation. Only
a broken-down wagon, the tenantless
huts, the smoldering camp fires and
graves of those who had died from
wounds, starvation and suffering, remain
ed to speak of the misery of Valley
| Forge.
| ITO he continued)
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PRISON FOR RICH YOUTHS.

France ProyiIes Tor the Care of
Wealthy Juvenile Offenders.
Under the innocent-tooking title La
Maison Paternelle' there exists ID
France what might be briefly deslgna-
ted as an authorized, aristocratic prison
for Juvenile offenders. 1t was founded
by legal luminary, NJ. De Metz, man
deeply interested in the training and
welfare Of the young, with view to
checking the growing spirit OF insub-
ordination to authority both at home
and at school, which had become spe-
cially marked in the highest ranks Of
society in France.
One Of the most salutary elements in
the scheme of this institution is the ab-
solute secrecy which is maintained IN
France, both as to the exact locality
Of this house of correction and the
names of those who are sent there. On
an elevated, somewhat bare, tract OF
country within a few miles of Tours
stands a large quadrangular building
known as La Colonie Agricole, which
is a government establishment, and be-
hind the chapel, which is situated in
the center Of the west front, La Maison
Paternelle is cunnfngly concealed.
1t is rectangular, two-storied build
ing, adjoining the east end of the chap
ell, and the first thing that meets the
eye upon entering is huge board bear
ing the ominous word "Silence." The
ground floor is occupied by prisonlike
cells and offices; the upper one contains
rather smaller cells and is surrounded
by a gallery which shuts off all COM
munication with the ground floor
When a boy or young man under age
becomes inveterately idle, refractory or
dissipated his parents or guardians can
obtain - consent Of a magistrate,
which is sometimes seconded by that Of
medical man, and after certain pa
pers have been signed a list Of ques-
tons relating to the boys education
and present or past peculiarities is
filed up by the parents and the culprit,
who, in this country, would be licked
into shape in healthy, outdoor fash
ion, is solemnly handed over to the pa
ternal care of monsieur lie directeur.
The main feature in the treatment is
solitary confinement during incarcera-
ton, be it long or short. Three months
is the usual time. But cases have been
known in which it has been extended
to one or even two s.-Pearson's
Magazine.
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An American Soldier

IT'S far, far cry from the Minute Men
And times of the buff and blue
To the days of the whitening Jorgenson
The hands that hold true
IT'S far, far cry from Lexington
To the isles Of the China Sea,
But ever the same, the man and the gun
Ever the same are we.
For the blood of the sires at Bunker Hill,
Through countless fierce campaigns,
Is as red and eager in peril still
In the depths of the children's veins.
And the heart and the eye support the
hand
No matter what odds there be-
Ever the same, thy sons, O Land,
Ever the same as We
Not Valley Forge, nor Wilderness,
Not hail of a Cuban steep,
Can take one jot from our fearlessness.
Who daily our honor keep.
We carry the flag through carving
scenes
From the sign of the old pine tree
To the Stars and Stripes of the Philin-
Ever the same are we.
And the lad with the fresh, unshaded
mouth
Fights as his fathers fought.
And the man from the North and the
man from the South
Do as their fathers wrought.
And whether from city or town we come
We answer the call with glee-
We heroes upspring at the beat Of the
drum
Ever the same are we
Boston Transcript.
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Captain Molly S
Gbe Deroine Of Monnaoutb "
! BY JOHN r hJSIokM
Copyright 1893, by Robert Bonner's Sons. w
4 All rights reserved lynx
Proceed with the oath"
BY JOHN r hJSIoI
Copyright, 1893, by Robert Bonner's Sons.
All rights reserved.


Proceed with the OATH"
The oath was administered, and Lee,
gloomy, sullen and silent, turned to go.
Washington became busily engaged
with some other officers. His adjutant
general was writing orders as fast as he
could dictate them, and officers were hur-
rying away to get their men ready, for it
was their determination to intercept the
enemy before they reached New York.
"Well, that is all over" said the Gen
eral, wrapping his military cloak about
him. "Now for little rest, and then /
will mount and lead them to victory
mo, it's not all done, General!' cried
Molly.
''What! you still here?" Washington
asked.
Eyes, General; and it's we'll you have
some one to stay and watch over and
protect you. 80
what do you mean?'
Don't trust him, General; don't let
him have single soldier to command"
"Who?"
"Lee."
"Why"
Hell betray you"
Washington smiled in his grave, earn
est manner, and she went on:
'You may believe l am talking wild,
and don't know the effect of the words l
speak, but | am not. When in New York
I heard Lee was planning treason.
saw the glance he gave We when he went
out. Oh! it was awful-it meant ruin,
treason and treachery." Molly had work
ed herself up into state of excitement
| which yvoc nearly hyctnricS He paZpd
! into her pale, anxious face and attribut-
ed her condition to loss of sleep, and
urged her to go and take some rest. She
! left the house and ran to Maurice's tent.
| He was already awake and some of his
men saddling their horses for the march.
ooh! you must stop him. We are
ruined if you don't
"Stop who?" Maurice asked.
"Gen. Lee is going to betray the ar
myr' she gasped, in hollow whisper.
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Wifaly Confidence

Wunn-My wife has great confidence
in me.
Tuther-Did she tell you so, or do
you know it?
Il know it. As soon as told her I
mad stopped smoking she quit meeting
me at the door with a kiss when came
home. Indianapolis Press.
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Accommodating Ola nan -

He-I asked your father ) '0D
telephone.
She-What was his answer
He-He said: 81 don't hnp W.,
you are, but it's all llsn"
Lampoon.
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it. l weigh 1S5 pounds, and believe it
is Peruna that has given me such good
4 health. u. Makinson.
AS result of the changeable climate,
catarrh has become one of the most
= prevalent and universal diseases known
, to man. Nearly one third of the people
of the United States are afflicted with
? catarrh in some Of it's many phases and
2 stages. Add to this the fact that catarrh
? rapidly tends to become fixed or chronic,
? also the further fact that it is capable
of producing great many other dis
eases, and we begin to realize the true
nature of this dread disease.
So formidable has catarrh become
that in every city or town of any size
numerous doctors are to be found who
) make the treatment of catarrh spe-
cialty. Of course a great deal of good
: Is accomplished in this way but as yet
comparatively small number OF the
? people can avail themselves of this treat
2 ment because Of the great expense neces-
? sarily attached to it,
7 To all such people DR.. Hartman's
Y
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Mr.. Ed j. Makinson, contractor and
builder, 610 Grand Block, Wabash street,
-SS. Paul, Mimi, says:

MANY doctor
b Ills can be
saved b Y the
use Of Peruna.
l have all my
friends taking
Peruna, and I
have h e a r d
q 0 t b | n g but
praise 70 m
them. Last fall
1 had a bad
cough. I took
four bottles Of
Peruna and 1t
cured me. I am
| II C | / n ed to-
w q + d S C O n :
sumption, a s
all my family
have died with
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remedy, Peruna, comes as great boon
Not only is it more successful in cullls
catarrh than the treatment Of lIs
catarrh specialists, but it is within ls ~
reach of every person In TINS l .1,
Peruna can be bought at any drug SV !,
and is remedy without e4ua, ~. ~
catarrh In all forms, coughs colds pEo oa
chitis, consumption, and all other sF
matte diseases Of winter.
Peruna is not a guess, nor an eAp ~.
ment; it is an absolute, seeming h.,, ms|
tainty. Peruna cures catarrh WleEs, NJ
located. Peruna has no substltuleS1I%al
rivals. Insist upon having Peruha' .t Nj
no one persuade you that some T Gg,|
remedy will do nearly as wei: .1 lD
Is no other systematic remedy lw
tarrh but Peruna.
Mr. BYRON ]. Kirkhuff, attoIaHl
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wh.+Do the Children Drinh

Don't give them tea or co drink i
YOU tried the new food o, nd moo
GRAIN-O? It is delicious o onSqe.
ing and takes the place .o OF ccf5illreD
more Grain-O You, give the +sernou r
|. more health you distribute - NM nnre q
systems. Grain-O is MADE u tastes
and when properly prepafFeeao but
the choice grades of GOn arocers ~
about Il as much. All gfO''
15c and Csc.
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A-Failure in Quantity.

MA, I bought some candy down
town.
THAT was kind, Tommy; where is
it?"
.Well, ma, I was so long comm,
home on the cars that 1t didn't last
till got here. ~ ndianapoli Journal.
Nearly all Of the jute mills in India
are now lighted with electric lights, %
that overtime work is possible.
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Each package of ~ elk, ~
LESS DYE colors either ,,Soiling
Cotton perfectly at enc
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If you are in the ris , nes;rcup'
upper lip and. time and ~
will prove it.
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N from North Dakota personally
endorses Peun the catrh and tonic In recent t Inc
Ohio, written Washington
d. c., Roach
ersuaded friend have used Perana tonic and an
helped in strength g ana
appetite friends that it is remarkably e
universal complaint of Cafarr W.
NJ. North
No other remedy can take the place of Peruna
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The great public schools 2Es1 " It s.
use Carriers Ink eXciusthe pOoresN
and costs no more tnan ~ Il
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Some men are selfish o., = 50
prayers. They pray Ioi
won't have to shovel SHOW. :,
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lanes Family Meui' Fl

Moves the bowels each o un: n
to be healthy this is ne t;dnpgs
gently on the liver ana %. t aud Da
sick headache. Price 20 anu
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When a man insists rts J'
truthfulness Of his rema
him do IL
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Plso,s Cure for Consumption is an in
falllble medicine for coughs and colds
y. ". Samuel, Ocean Grove, N. j., Feb.
II, 1900. -
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Assured

AS~III CIV Z,
81 want a husband VIM
pleased"
you'll get one"
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a coward encounters great many
dangers that don't exist.
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spurs. sd s -
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C 0 u q 5 tlIVl
law, writes fioD||
691 Gates aI !
Brooklyn, N. 4
the following /
Il have usa|
your Perunl r.. N
cca 4 and fai|
its is curatiIg
powers all ygs.)
recommend, n
cured { u ! e me q \
very ' er bad attach
~ though u
S uf cred N
years I feel NJ
tirely relle, IN
and II u W"
benefit othP !. n
gladly give it ~
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Prepared for the W.

WOrsE,
Wife-Oh, Harry, didn't expect you
home to lunch.
HusDand-Wen. aren't you glad to
see me? .
Wife-oh, yes; but / have nothing
but sausage.
Husband-Wel, being hungry, I'm
prepared for the wurst de.1nl,ia
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Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. It is received through the
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it difuses itself. Druggists
sell the soc. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
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Announcement.

10 ACCOMMODATE those who are partial
to the use of atomizers in applying LIQUIDS
into the nasal passages for Catarrhal troas.
blcs, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which will be known as Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is Is cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
lcinal properties of the solid preparation.
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indorsement."-B j. KirkhuH' ID s,ta
If you do not derive prompt anu Pe Tan
factory results from the use Oh giy r \
write at once to DR.. Hartman IL INV h. II
full statement of your case, al anu al
be pleased to give you his 'aiu1''
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. presla,ssN' ohio
Hartman Sanitarlum, Coi4ln0u'
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Eyes.

are the organs most liable to render life
miserable failure; loathsome burden.
Loss OF sight is the very king of terrors,
while an impeachment of vision is a
source Of sickening mental worry, to
say never word of acute physical an
guish. There is nothing that can stand
more work than sound. healthy eye.
but the very day you feel that you are
using efforts to see-then is the time to
have your eyes inspected. Parents
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or girl who has defective eyes and uses
glasses a few years while acquiring
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How are your eyes? Are you seeking
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