Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1883 — Page 2

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THE nroiAHAPOLIS NEWS: TUESDAY, APRIL 17,188SL

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Howl Machink Co., w—tef—gteiMU rnitennw, ac w* m iMi Mte ii M«f oMBir ta lafltoM* SHUp^ (tete, QUaato, Kmtntej

Ortfer of DREW & WASSON Lehigh Anthracite, Gas Ooke, COAL of all kinds, 14 North Penn, st, 126 Indiana ave.

THE LATWV IOYZLTIBI IV MEN’S FhikUh Ms. WEST A KRAUSE, J W&mm, to EMy * WmO 18 Am S8NOBXH PENNSYLVANIA 8T.

ALBUMS. AXBTJMS. ALBUMS. To rodnorttook before InToWn*. we will, tor ■ fewdaja, Mil ooz Urge and varied Uneaol FOAMIOM AND DOMES TIG ALBUMS i t ereattr Kednoed Prloee. Ton will oerer obtola aa Aibam obeeper. MEBBILL, MEIGS * 00., Ite 8 BUT WABHV&TOI IX.

THE DAILY NEWS. TCTaDAT.ATOLI7.tett. Ths Chleef* later Ooeu fails to with, stead, tad will joia the army of Sunday aewapapen. We feel aorry for the later* Ooeaa. *

It le folly for the member* of either

well-considered of the civil aer*

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political party to oppose weli considered

legislation for the reform

vice la this state.

This, from the Now York Boa. which has been so ardently and conspicuously an opponent of civil eerrioe reform, ia significant. It ahowa how the Mtabliahmeat of n principlesven into slender opportunity for notion as the civil aerrioe law give* for the principle of that reform, poshes away antagonism and brings about acquiescence aa a matter of coarse. Thus will It bo with tariff reform.

Tha Greeaeastle Banner complains that the amount required to secure Mr. De Pnuw’s donation to “Anbury university,” and convert it into “De Panw nniversIty," has not been half subscribed yet. It is pemibie that a good many members of the denomlnatloa to which Ash ary belongs may net ears to pay heavUy to have the name changed after aa honored existence of nearly hnlf a century, even for the very great advantage of lb. De Pauw’s liberal endowment. Uaeouple the subscription froaa the change—end Mr. De Pnnw, it is enid, does aot make it a condition of his gift—aad see how toot will work. Mobs conspiracy revelations are madeia Ireland. By tha confession of one of them then was a murderous organization in January of last year for the purpose of MlHng landlords, agents and spies. Tha loeal leader named Maolaaraoy, introduood to the members a stranger from Dublin, who Mid ho had toarelod through other oountrice and formed sodoties. Ho Mid that the land league would supply the society with arms, and promised that the league . would pay Maclncracy the expensM of men •eat oat of their own distriots. He also said the members might have to go to various parts of Ireland, and evea to Englaad, to aheot landlords and ageato. Ha aamad the now society the laviacibles or VigW bate. This group of ooeieties, the report further states, is implloated in nina of the atoat notorious mardora ever committed ia teohnd. This oeafearioa oonplM the land league oicMr to ertmo than any yot It la to bo roeoived with great caution. It is toe Indirect. The informhr puts it that aacttar man intoedneed a stranger, and that tha stranger said the land league furnished the money. All which may bo true, sad yet nothing be proven. ‘ ■»-- Db. Wbbb, a queen’s oennael—the high* e«t grade of bantelar-iB bis defense of Brady, .iadiotod far tha Ihmaiz Park mnrden, triad to exclude Important taott* ■mjJmmnm ladletamt tar wuudm waaoonptod wilt an iadietment ter oca* apliaeyto mnrdmr. Ho said, aa roportod by the cable: ^Iho prtoeoin wore first arraigned before thistrfbnaal on a charge of BMtoteorp. This was followed by the s^ rieua ohargo of marite. I that such a eoabiaation of the ohacgM is u»cosee.” For this rooooa he protMted against the admisdeat of tho ovidesoo of —~f' nay, Thetis, he held itagaiMt aU pmooiwt to indiot a man for two crimes iaetaad cl oat, a«d proTC fkmn boA. A* queen's Mttttkl, Hr. Webb mMtiteBd at the Mtiab bar, and en o point of tegal hiatovy

ha is prebably m good antherity as say of the judges. He Mys that by all precedent one of the iadietMento should tern boon quashed and hapeetaut testimony, throwing Ight on tee whole eacc, m he admits ia another place, and possibly vital to aa intelligent and just verdict, should be excluded, net becauae it didn't go itraifht to tee point of tho prisoner's gnltt or iaaosoaoe, ter bo admits that it did ar might, but boeauM it was aot aeeording to rule and precedent. Here he presents, sharply defined, the fatal de* fact of criminal jurisprudence. The end is saerifieed to the mesas, tee result to the proecM, the community's peace sad safety to tho integrity of forms and methods. To ths thorough-bred criminal lawyer, in this country, especially, it ia of far lorn consequence that a villain should be punished than Uai rule should be broken. If a form •f procedure exoludM testimony that would prove guilt, exclude it sad let the ■ooumdrelgo, is the faith tad practice of the erimiaal lawyer everywhere, and ao where eo absolutely as ia .the United States, “Pig Ibon” Kbilky was diaed on his birth-day at Philadelphia last Thursday, by the Uaion League, aud his poct-prudisl uttoranoe wm a “stuaaer.” It has always been said to Mr. Kelley's credit, that, mouth-piece Mho has been for yean of rich nags, yet he remains a poor man, sad is personally honest. So much can hardly be said of his mental condition. He is in that ohrcaie condition of protectionism, where, drives constantly to attempt e reconciliation of facts with sentiment, one is led evea to a repudiation of the teachings of Christianity, relgating them to the starch and water domain of the Sunday school, aa wholly unfitted for the “blood end iron” rule of this robust work-a-dny world. Mr. Kelley for instance, assumed that we had free trade ia I860 and then assumed that the war and every element of tho oenatry’s aggrandizement since was dne to “protection.'* Then of course the improvement ia steam navigation, Bessemer's discovery, the Irish immigration caused by the potato famine which sprang from free trade and the German immigration caused in some other way by free trade, were all dne to the adoption of a highly protective policy by this county! Well, of course you can't head off a man who can manufacture such beliefs as that. Among other things he said, that ns n result of protection, we export now "less than 10 per cent, of our cereal productions. Oar mining and manufacturing population furnish n home market for 90 per cent,” As the New York Times remarks, “90 per seat of our cereal productions for the census year 1880 would be 2,430,000,000 bushels, and mT there were in that year bat ^37,112 persons engaged in manufacturing! mechanical, and mining occupations, enoh of them must have consumed the enormous quantity of 633 bushels of cereals in the year, or nearly two buahels every day.” Just so! * It must be so! Mr. Kelley Mys it£He says further: “Saoall, however, m is the percentage of our export, it has sufficed to destroy the agricultural value of the farms of the British islands.” Hear the man exult at the misery which protection has brought to somebody else! The old heathen idea that if you hurt Mine one else you are helping yourself, the idea that Jesus Christ combatted so vehemently. Were we wrong ia saying that protoetionism led to a repudiation of Christianity? Proteotionism is distinctly barbarizing and demoralizing in its teachings. Mot Bo Very Crazy. • [Texas tufting*.) Hose Schaumburg had loaned Sam Bingtom $700. As Mom had not seen Sam on the streets of Austin for Mveral days, it occurred to hiss to call at Sam’s house and find out how he was coming on. He did sot see Sam, but Mm. Biagtom was at home. She looked very sad aud had black rings around her eyea. “I am In great distress, Mr. Schaumburg.” “Vat vaah de matter?” "Mr. Biagtom bee lost his mind, aud has been taken out iato tee country,’' “Did he leave dot money mit you to pay dot note vot comes due next week?” “Oh, ne, Mr. Schaumburg, he is not crasy enough to de that He has not lost his reasoning faculties entirely.” “A Little Previous." [Columbus BepubUcaa.] idge Greaham is a pnro man and a maa >mty, but he ia uaJownm to the nation , sk.. ^ sate him He may |ro* into prcaident neon year er two but it will net improve hie ebance for country papers to begin to nominato and gush aver urn now.

Professional ineoniM in Germany are very small ia oomparuom with those ia America. The average income of g judge, lawyer, doctor, professor or superior oftoer. is not generally more than $1,000. ■sMSfu Credit In Kurope. 'jUntU|188a Russian credit on European bourses always etood higher than that of Austria or Hungary. Since then it has stood lower. a ’ A Z*w.maklac People Evidently. It is estimated that there are 70,000 dead lawn on tha statute books of New York, Pennsylvania, MaMaebuaette and Okie, ir Getting Pend of Good Clothes. (Philadelphia Star.] The male Amerioan Isdreesier than he wnetaa yeaaep. Have We ae Many? Japan’s navy compares favorably with that of tho Unitod Btatea. It consists of a doaen effective veeacls. Overpreduetten of Bepe. lB*w Turk axchaaga.1 Overproduction is likely to a dull hop market this yuan. Dost ef Keely'e Work. The sum of $$00,000 has been spent to develop Keely’e motor.

Ia May a tobaooo fair will be open in Durham, N, C. ■ .Jfgfig”** wadltai are not i A huntar who timet Bear Baa, Hurt Wham hp tee took ef agua. The hast It <M spell, Battt. JaeebeOn Oued him before ewoOiiic besua.

tee man who drowned Inst week, wm burtod

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Davis died at EIkhait,3unday 75 nan. He had haM the

of jasltoeof the peace ter a number

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$1,100 of notes. Mr. and Mia. John Callahan of Lawrenee-

years. The democrats of Richmond htva nominated Daniel EL Hill for mayor, and Charles Duwillis for marshal. Judge Bickle was tho ehoioe of delegatee, but he declined. Apelice judge of St. Joseph remarked in dismiseing a case: “I shall dismiM every csm of woman insulting where it earn be shown that the woman first flirted with the aceueed.” While the VanAmburg show was parading the streets in Connezsviile a uoa in one of the esgM became enraged, aud seised his kMper by tee leg, inflicting serious injuries. The excitement over the disappearance of Robert Appleby and daughter from Fair have a has subaided sinoe it has been discovered that Appleby had made arrangemente to run away and take the ohild with him. Nick Rouse, who was injured by a freight train on tee Kentucky Central colliding with his railroad velocipede, Saturday, died at Paris, Ky., Sunday evening. His relatives are supposed to be in Greencastle. Charles Hughes alias “Western Charlev,” arrested at Philadelphia, charged with being concerned ia a robbery, was released, but was re arrei ted. on information that Hughes was a fugitive from Indiana. Yesterday, while attempting to steal a ride on a construction train on the Lake Erie A Western railraid, Charles Benz, of Frankfort, fell nader the train and was iastantly killed. His body was badly mangled. Clark Baker was assaulted byJohn Seller at Centerville, yesterday. He stabbed Baker, and inflicted serious wounds upon his face and breast. Bailer was arrested and committed to jail in default of required bail. The suit of Sarah Richardson against the Whitewater railroad company at for $3,000 damages, by the death of her husband, nt Laurel, has been compromised the company paying $160. The jury disagreed on the cue at a former trial. Fire broke out in the grocery store of James Black, at Reed’s station, five mile* west of Muncie, on the L. E. and W. Railroad, Sunday nieht, which destroyed the entire stock and building, at loss of about $1,800, with $600 insurance. The fire is supposed to have been incendiary. At Poolesville, an obscure village ia Warren county, j tut west of the Tippecanoe line, Richard Stephens, generally known u "Crazy Dick,” yesterday killed his brother Aaron by linking an nx in his brain. The deed was aggravated by an old grudge. At last reports Dick had aot been arrested. George Volner, a restaurant keeper of Rockville, was shot and instantly killed yesterday by Charles Rutledge, a photographer. Volner had called Butlege up to his room over tho store, and n few moments after a souffle wt* heard, and then two shots. All the reports seem to agree that Rutledge shot Vomer in self-defense, as the latter was heard to tell Rutledge that he should never leave the room alive. Benjamin F. Murphy, an old and honored citizen of Chicago, died on Saturday night, after a painful and protracted illness, the immediate cause of death being Bright’s diseaM of the kidneys. Mr. Morphy wu born near Dahlia, Ind., in September, 1824, and received hi* first training in business from his unde. Colonel Miles Murphy, in Newcastle, whose partner he wu for n number of years. He also had an establishment nt Middletown, Ind. Bishop Dweager hu issued a circular letter to the clergy of his diocese, stating that he will make a pilgrimage to Rome, leaving Fort Wayne on the 24th iast. In his letter he says: " We can give our holy father, the chief pastor of the church, e consoling account of the diooeae of Fort Wayne. Sinoe 1872, indusive, forty-nine churches have been built, and thirty-seven of these were tee first churches in new missions; one orphan asylum, three hospitals, tad quite a large number of schools; moreover, in nearly every place the debt duoed ® 0Bgre ® ,ktl0n * htT * been iHTdj reA spiritalist by the name of Colby, In a lecture at Spirit hall, Michigaa City, got a message puipertiag to be from the late Maggie Shield, ia which she said that her

v • mass sn^Mg w uv ImwwuwWI MAlwa 0sAXvAUH^ AAOBa* ing of the statement, celled at the residence of Samuel Eddy, where Colby was stopping, and representing that he wanted a utting with tee spiritu&uat, obtained admittaaee to his room. After making a few Inquiries about his dead relatives, the doctor grasped Oelby by the collar, aad, drawing a horMwhip. applied the luh vigorously to Colby’s face, lacerating the flash considerably. Colby afterward delivered a lecture, reiterating the statement that had Mies Shields had proper medical treatment she would now he alive. Excitement over the matter is very great, and the doc-

tor is on the warpath.

GUioago’a Vigilant Councilman. Ia obedience to the order of the mayor the telegraph companies in Chicago have been gathering their wine into cables, carried on short poles, aad so arraaged that tee cable oaa be throws to the ground ia mm •( fire. Last might the ooaaoil passed an order directing the mayor to caoM thCM cables to be removed at oaoe. It la intimated that thin action is instigated by certain members of teat body for the porpoM of being bribed. John Howard Pnyno’s Fame In Iowa

[Avoca Herald.]

The author of "Sweet Home” died ia New York last Friday. He has gone to enjoy the holy grandeur that was m vividly depicted ia his world-wide oompoeition—oae that wm familiar to almost every

mind.

GovonusoaS Bonds Hanning Out. The seed department of the agricultural department at Waihisgtoa is at a low ebb. The drain during the past two or three months hM been so grunt from all sections of the country, that now but a light granary of garden aad flower seed remains on hand. v .

dtsrating ields had

ting tho statement that

A Gulf

Jttonoy in Sheep.

ipepper, Virginia, farmer three

years ago bought a flock of sheep, for which he paid $306. From that flock be hM sine* xealiaad t$«I00, and Mm aa hie

farm 200 lambs. * ,

BrmsU mamends.

Tha diamand bUbm of Brasil wars first opened in 1827. It is sstlmatsd that since thsttimateayhavapiodiiMd at least two

tons of diamanda.

Murderers in Franca, If they have men* •y, are compelled, under tha new law, to pay a largo cam to tha family at their

victims. • Indiana Bnrrendsrs ths Belt.

After a BMian a< ana hundred daya, the Pennsylvania Isgieistars hM psssad only twelve MBs, five ef which have ham

vetoed. ‘ *

■ ' m Hudson I— It is sstimated

floats down tho worth $75,OOOJW

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of railway

tion.

Mtaaoy

Ifmn’MtfaaJ

Nhipped head aaf mm 1

■tag or sis Xr.Thassssstn’t yergwlns ter gst

When s man’s got ’Hgiaa he’s boon’ ter do

Mas’ll

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wld de chickens and drink tai he’s

But be 1 , got ter keep oaten de way ob band. An* cut a mighty caper in de slghtob de Lawd. ■tag er ole Mr. Thomas ain't yer gwlne to quit doubtin’ flay, ole Mr. Thomas, why doau yer quit doubtfx in’? An’ er ole Mr. Thomas yer’d better quit doubtin’ Or yer’U go ter de place whar dar ain't no shoutin’. When men de pate ole Mr. Peter flings, I'll hit dst harp ob a thousand strings An’ shout for de angels ter fill up de cup, Till de niggers think a thousand ole fiddles woke up. Sieger ole Mr. Thomas ain't yer gwlne ter quit yer waitin’, Say, ole Mr. Thomas, why doan yer quit yer wattin'. An’ er ole Mr. Thomas yer’d better quit yer waitin. Or yer tcul’ll fly down ter de boaom ob er Sat’n. —[Arkaneaw Traveler,

SCRAPS.

Star route—the milky way. Nothing is politically right which is mor-

ally wrong.

The Massachusetts cranberry barrel must

hold 100 quarts.

A sound suggestion—Never turn a deaf

ear to the telephone.

The New York elevated road refuse* to

receive trade dollars.

Prof. Core runs says dynamite is easier to

make than griddle-cakes.

Me Daniels, the democratic candidate for governor of Georgia, was badly wounded at

Gettysburg.

A street railway president in Tuscalooeka, Ala., got mamed, and all the can

were decked.

It ia estimated that there are about 111,000 old eoidien in Ksbsm and about 20,000

rt/vlrfiteyte* wirinmrfi anH nrrvfoamfl

eoidien’ widows and orphans. Edward Gould has completed fifty

rbat ia no

. . yean

of service m cashier of what ia now the National Traders’ bank of Fortland, Maine. A wise man of Athens says friendship is like good coffee—when once it hM become cold, it can not be warmed again without

losing ita first savor.

The Rev. Dr. Richard Moliwaine, of Baltimore, hM been elected preeident of Hampen-Sidney college, at Farmville, Va. He succeeds Dr, Atkinson, who resigned. Who supposed Taber could have found it ont so soon^ He says of his late associates: "The u sited States senators are not such a mighty smart lot of men.”—

[Boston Herald.

Student: "Walter, hM my friend Muller been here?” Walter: "Let me see, yes; I believe he hM just paid and left.” "Paid, did yon say? Then it wasn’t Muller.”—

[Fliegeade Blatter.

A Cresoeat City, Fla., man ia building a novel house. The walls consist of wire net work, supported by upright studding. The'whole is plastered, making "a cheap

and beautiful wall.”

Fred Dougiaa is soon to marry a very accomplished and a very handsome woman, almost white, and many, many years his junior. Mr. Douglass’s wife died a year or two ago, and he is about sixty-six years

old.

A Washington, D. C., man, named King, hM invented a suicide pellet They are the size of a capsule, and are flavored to snit any taste. When swallowed by the victim the moisture of the stomach causes them to explode, and the man ie blown to

atome.

The woman at Louisville, Ky., who named her twin babies "Jesus Christ” and "George O. Barnes,” and wm made fun of by one of the local newspapers for doing so, has brought suit against the paper for damages. She considers hereelf injured to

the extent of $10,000.

A Boston neper aaya that within tha ImI fifteen months wholesale dry goods firms in that city, doing an aggregate business ef $8,000,000 annually, have gone out of that trade, and among many of those that continue the practice is growing of giving credit for from eix to eight months by the

process of dating bills ahead.

The wives of some of the most prominent men of Condorspot, Pa, have formed a society in opposition to the Masonic order. They nave determined to hold their meetings on the same evening m the Masons, nt m iste an hoar, and will endeavor to reach home in the same state of aet-’em-up alive-

aeu as their.lords and masters,

A boy of eight yean, ia one of the Mar sachusetts schools, wm asked by hia teacher where the zenith wm. He replied, "The spot in the heavens directly over one’s head.” .To test his knowledge further, the

teacher Mked, ’'Can two pet sons have the same zenith nt the same time?” “They can.” “How?” "If one nhould stand on

the other’s head.” Rev. James C. Beecher, an eccentric brother of Henry Ward, who hM been living in the wilderness in the town of Hardenburg, New York, for acme dears, but of late hM been in an Mylnm at Middleton, New York. hM sold his woodland home to a Connecticut man and given up the idea of abandoning the world. Hie health ia greatly improved and he is now in good spiritA Alexander H. Mitchell, of Milwaukee, is ■aid to be worth $15,000,000, aad he hM in Scotland, whence he came, a schoolmate who is worth $40,000,000. It is related that the two met in France a few years ago aad ■pent the day together. The Glasgow man paid all the bilta. At the close of the day, when the two sat down to dinner, the Glasgow banker pulled out a card, and, turning to Mitchel, he said, “Sandy, you owe me $1.65.” This wm Bandy’s share of the expense of the day. In a small Georgia town a case was recently before a justice, and aa Augusta lawyer having ail the facts and the law that he desired in the case, made little or no argument before the justioe/but to his utter Mtonishment the case was decided against him. After court wm over the lawyer went to the justice privately and asked him how in the name of common

did.

sir, we about these cases than is ever brought up before the court ” ThomM Jefferson’s admirers showed their regard for hia memory by chipping to pieces the shaft over hia grave at Charfottesville, Va This weSk a new shaft will be erected where tee old one stood. The pedestal kaauNHivo block of hewn granite, unpolished, throe feet seven inches high, containing the dates of the birth and death of JeffenoB. Tho shaft is ateo solid

Thomas Jefferson,anther of the Declaration of JmericOn IndepaadSBOO, of the statute ffeglttHjroagqH,

that every

shall receive o nmeketn! tee axpease a* the etate, aad Do laetnetodfia tec oae ctit This mssouro will rendsr the large farms, pfong^mroflSja SSmSALaTSe wariiL spirit of tec .ftMHSSS, whoso represents-

the Sterteiac are p erlang the most deputies existing, will receive a ilaat The Importaaoo of tee

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uvee in the

radical

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the crown 1 tienonteo]

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Hfiatomytes: to church or vebtio amortuuf uu pmteMr tr Qffttor wim ooofn tag. Use Dt. Ball's cough syrup at cam; It costs only IS oeats a bottfo.

I for anybody to ■•

Tho Joltot Stool

thlsi

■ their

I Boeeasitatiag

Sskss-s has been made with the creditor* on tec basis of 50per cent cash, the remainder ia

preferred atoek.

The emOleymeat of throe non-union men temporarily nt the Co-operative Stove works, Cleveland, led to a strike, fifty-five

moulders going out yesterday.

The New York oarpaater* have generally eeenr«d aa advance of wages to $3 50 per day, sad the painters are seeking a

similar advance.

president of tn* broken uommeretai naan, returned yesterday. He will settle twite creditors positively at forty oeate on the dollar, ana then migrate. Criminal proceedings are dropped and the matter settled.” Janies Marshall A Co., iron-pipe manufacturers, and oae of the largest firms ia Pittsburg, hM made an assignment to Geo. I JWhitney, for ths benefit ef creditor*. The liabilities are $1,500,000. The failure wee caused by too extensive ■peculation in pig-iron. ^ Dynamite at Home. A dynamite cartridge was found yesterday is the basement of Rynildo A Co’e factory, on Schennerhorn street, Brooklyn. Oae hundred girls work in tee upper pert of the building. The cartridge wm sufficient to destroy the factory. Barnett’s Coeonlne—The B#st of AU Hair Dressings. It alley* Irritation, removes all tendency to dan draff, and Invigorates the action of the cap Hilaries in the highest degree, thus promoting a vigorous and healthy growth of hair. Its effect upon the gloestneei and rlchnem of the hair Is such as can not be snrpasHd. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best.

There is no safety In allowing a oongh, however slight, to continue. No one can tell the cough that may prove dangerous. Brown's Expectorant will eradicate any oongh or cold ever contracted. Ask your druggist for this, and take no other. 5 "Mother Swan’s Worm Syrup,” tor feverishness reetleesnea, worms, constipation, tasteless 25c.

"Dr. Benson’s Skin Care hM cured my eczema oi the scalp.” Jno. A, Andrews, attorney Ashton, 111

ALABAST1NE. The only durable wall finish—a superior substitute for kolaomlne, wall paper, etc. Better, cheeper and more eerily applied. Pure white and twelve different tints. Try It, and yon will be convinced. HILDEBRAND A FUGATE, agents Howe Scale Co., Alabaatine, Cleveland Enamel Paint Co., Rapid Icecream Freeser, Paint your house with enamel paint

SECOND-HAND COOPERAGE OF ALL KINDS. Highest Price Paid iu Cash or Trade. If you have any to sell, please inform any of our solicitors, or let us know by telephone or mall, and we will call on you. F. M. ARCHDEACON, 276 West Washington Street.

Albert C. Kuhn Grocer, 49 North Illinois St.

INDIANA Foundri Co 57-97 BATES ST. Gray Iron Castings, BOTH HEA FT AJTD LIGHT, HTSamplee and Estimates furnished.

NON-BOARD Insurance. CALL BEFORE TOU DMOIDM. EDWARD~GILBEBT, 82 Otrola Strait

NIBLOCK, MEBRIFIELD & CO. MIBEX8 Off BLOCK COAL, Acd Dealers in all kinds oi COAL, COKE and WOOD. Offlce-r Wert WeaUngtou It. Yard—444 to ISO North Mtofotippl 8t i . tu.thj - ■ .

HoDSikold Guilds. _ * NBW JOTO BOONB-HAND . < Furniture, Oaroeta, Swvea, Etc. JOHHUBHB Jr. * OO ,ZB AWaSh.It.

ToELnEZeen. .« BB Bouth UttMto Btroet,

k RAWLS, DENTISTS. ^SSSKSaSB&WSSgffi 1

> TO SXAM1XK OCR New Black Silks. OUR New Colored Silks. OCR New Fancy Silks. OUR New Black Dress Goods. OUR New Fancy Dress Goods. OUR New Stock of Laces. OUR New Spring Hosiery. OUR Few Parasols. HTAn examination of the ebeve and alio‘Aer goods will prove conclusively that our prices are the very lowest. A. DICKSON & CO., TRADE PALACE.

BORN & GO.

Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, j Refrigerators, Mattresses, Oil • Cloths and Household Goods. - sold on EASY WEEKLY anti MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

97 East Wash. St.

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RHEUMATISM

A HOME DRUGGIST TESTIFIES. Popularity at home Is not always the best test of merit, but we point proudly to the fact that no other medicine hM woo for Itself such univeissl approbation m its own city, state aad country, aud among all people, as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The following letter Bom one of our bestknown Massachusetts druggists should be of IntSKSt to every cufflner: “Eight years ago I had . an attack of RaiCMinax 1 se severe that I could not move from the bed or drew without help. I triad several remedies without ranch, tf any relief,until i took ayxb’b aansAPsAiixa, by the tue of two bottles of which I wm completely owed. Have sold large quantities of your Sansar axilla and It still retains its wonderful popularity. The many notable cures It has effected In this vicinity convince me that It Is the best blood medicine ever offered to the publto. „ River St., Buckland, Mam, May U. 1882. mniT MIFIIftl GzorgiAndriws,overSill KHrUH. * eer ln the corpora tion, was, for over twenty yean before his removal from LowaU, • filleted with Salt Rheum in Its worst form. Ita ulcerations actually covered more than half the surface of his body and limbs. He wm* entirely cured by Avna's B a map axilla. See certificate in Ayer's Almanac for 188S. ruraud by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Go., Lowell, Man Sold by All Draglsts; II, six bottiee for to. us e-AW

HAVE YOU1 PRINTING DONE BT FRANK H. SMITH, Mo. 16 Kurt Wash. St., ucoro FLOon.

DICKSON’S BMABD OFERA H0U8M. T h!s (Tuerdayl evening, April 17, tart appearance of the Pamoaa aadtaou Square Theater Oompeay from >•

THE PKERI,«BS COMEDY DRAMA Hazel Kirke.

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Popular prloee. Reserved seats on mle atthe

box offee.

the origleal Madtaon Square Company. ’

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Two more peitamanoee of tee Brilliant aad

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Naiad Queen. Wednesday and Tbumdav Evenings, April U GRAND BENEFIT PE0F. A. oTmcKNI&HT.

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Wonderful Iffeote! Faecinatin* Orandeuri

Beiemd seats. 78c aadtl. according to locfr m. General admission, 5Cc and Tue. Be rred seats on sale at the Grand Opera Houm

tion.

served box office.

ENGLISH’S OPERA HOUSE: WILL B. ENGLISH, Proprietor end Manager. The Larnet, Bert and Mott Popular Theater In Indiana. LAST NIGHT. This evening at 8. Only performance oi Johann Stratus’s beautiful opera, the “MERRY WAR,” riOUUCXD BY l. U. HAVERLY’8 0FEBA COMPANY. ssarsftStt.Ta’. aid Golden, and others. Seats on sale at the box office, Three ntahta. commencing Thursday, April it, RIAL’S "Unde Tom’s Cabin.”

ZOO THEATER. Week Beginning Monday, April ifith. - " . . The management at this popular place of reeort and amusement have the measure of anuonnm tag that they havu moored, for tee BMk, the BEANE & GILDaY OOMBIMAVIOM. Fannie Beane and Charles Gil lav. The Queen and King of the Variety Stage. A simple announcement la enough. Quigley, Sylverter end BearUm. Clark and Williams, Remain Brotoen, KeelyBrothers; the four Burtons. Mr. and Mrs. W. J Oonway, and the renowned UU1 will do the variet» bariums, and are well-known stars In their specialties. Go early, tor the crowd will be great, aad standing room will be In demand. Popular Prices, and usual Matinees

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from SB.OO per day.

A. GCMNiaON, Proprietor,

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A Free Lecture on Hats Will be delivered by the lively mleemen who do the honors for tha NBW YORK HAT COMPANY, On the subject ef the difficult problem, “HOW WOULD I LOOK IN A NEW HATP Cor. Washington and Pennsylvania Sts.

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