Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1869 — Page 4

DAILY SENTINEL.

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CITYJNtWi. _pi Tin iiiiiiiiIj Jill 1m thirty inmatM tthlaU—. )|t ojatar aaaaoo will ba laanga-' ratad thla wadi. ^TTha City Council will maat In rat* nlar aaaaton to-night. p^Tha hotal ragiatan yaatarday in-, dloatad a light buainaaa. p0*Tha Sunday liquor and labor law ramaina once mora in itatu quo. yaP'Straat improrananta ara prograaaiog flnaly in all parta of tha city. #0*Philip Fairbauka and Ofrana Kirk took out a marriaga lloanaa on Saturday. pS^Ooiy two arraau had bain mada up to dark yaatarday, both far drunkannaaa. jtTTho aaarkat la now wall auppliad with frulta and ragatablaa of axoellant quality. pWTha Chioago ‘axouralou haa ootnplataly drainad tha city of tha aportlng Iratarnity. ^ ftbBmry ahlpmanta of wheat ara being mada from thta point over tha Central Railroad. #S^Tha State Oeologlat goaa to Fountain and Warren oountlaa thla weak, on a tour of exploration. yW Upward* of thirty doga ware captured on Friday laat, and It waan’t a good day tor doga, either. ^W’Henry R. Dulana, of Baltimore, waa appointed Commlaaioner of Deads for Indiana, on Saturday. gentleman lost a pocket book on Saturday containing aome ralu able papara. Sea adrartlaament. ^Company "A” of tha National Guards will giro a grand aoolal hop at their hall, on Thursday night. jW’MoDanlels, tha ohild murderer, haa bean held In 96,000 to appear before the Criminal Court at ita nest term. yW*9ome hundred oersona want to aae tha East atreat ghost bn Friday night. Of aourse they all knew It was a hoax. pVExtenstre preparations are being perfected for the Acton camp meeting, which oommenoas on tha 11th Instant.

A law weeks ago a dnahing young widow

attracted tha attention of a married gentleman of our ally, who raJoiese In a vary profitable mercantile bnainaaa. Tha Benedict became Infotoatad with tha charming widow, and at once sot about the

work of providing a

for his wife. Of course Mo would not admit of an abeenoe of. more than one weak. The wife, who waa In foeblc health, aagwly Jumped at tha proapact of a abort recreation during tha heated term. It was accordingly arranged that aha should visit tha famous Crab Orchard Springy in Kentucky, to remain until thedrat of September. After taking his wtfoto the rural retreat above aimed, our mercantile friend returned to tha city, and sought an Introduction to the lively and pretty widow, who had bounded, at drat sight, into tha tenderloin of

A Half Hoar’s Work attho ladl-

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Avery abort sequelntanoe developed tha foot to the artful widow that bar admirer was a married man, and had a eontiding wife eqjoying the country air of Kentucky. The unsuspecting Benedict had been unremitting in his attentions to the adorable young widow, and np to the time that the discovery of his true character was made, aha had reciprocated his ardent admiration. Being foeewaraod of the designing Lotharto, she determined to trap the man who had laid his plana to ensnare her. To this end aha wrote a letter to the wifi of the gentleman, requesting her to return to the dty immediately, and some to her house? where abe would make a satisfactory exposition of the perfidy of her husband. The letter waa duly anawered, and an understanding arranged aa to the particular night on

which aha would arri re

la the meantime, the young widow had kept up her flirtation with the nnauapecting husband, and through his perelsSent pleading, extended to him an Invitation to visit her domicil at a very unseasonable hour on last Saturday night.

The trap waa now ready.

At . the designated how the Benedict, In an ecstasy of joy, pullfd the door bell, and in profound darkness was oondootod through the ball way to tha parlor by tha bewitching widow. Aa the victimised husband waa about to lavish his oarsaass noon the woman who had lad him step by step to hla domes*is doom, the gaa was suddenly lit up, and hoatood confronted by hla indignant and outraged wife. Ae a matter of course we must here drop the ourtainlntMe domestic drama. But it may bs further vsntllatsd before the Common Fleas Coart, in a suit for dl-

voroa.

JWA detail of eight city policemen raided the woods near the southeast quarter of the city yesterday, but found no calico. _ ^ Harry Hall la now the Aeeletant Bnperlntendent ol tha LC.AL. lias, Instead of tha Lafayette division, as reported. pWWe understand'that tha Surgical Institute is crowded with patients, and Dr. Allan la abont to establish a branch institute. ^ ^WNsarly on# hundred dogs have bean Impounded since tha law took affect. Forty-eight were alaughtered on Saturday. ^ gW'A span of horses ran Into Doctor Bland’s baggy and pony on Saturday, shattering the buggy and hurting the little hone badly. BB*Ths guests of the Palmer House were yesterday regaled by a stump speech from a raatanharous Individual of an eocentric turn of mind. B**A steam man will be introduced In the Olty Council, by one of the memben, who wants to compete with his fellow memben In “blowing.” /•“The Freelovers have concluded not to hold their convention at thla place, aa tha surrounding element la not congenial to their peoullar doctrine. Bk'There has bean a marked improvement In oar leading hotels since the anbJsot of a new hotel waa advanced and discussed through the newspapers. ptP*An excunion to Niagari Falla la miked of which those Interested say Is to be the excunion of the season. An early notice will be given of particulan. s» B^There la some talk of getting up a society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. The maesaore of doge at the pound, on Saturday, haa given rise to this new Idea. ^ ytk'The farmen poured into the dty at a itvaly rate on Saturday, and tbe proceeds of the new wheat waa lavlahlv distributed among the shops. The times are improving. /VA great many impecunious Individuals will visit Broad Ripple daring the present month, instead of squandering their small change at the fashionable watering places. BVlha new tobacco regulations ara very perplexing to our retail dealers. They can’t hasp up with the changes of the Ravenne Department orders and Interpretations of the law. jVThs streets ware almost deserted daring tha greater portion of yesterday. It would have been aafa to have shot a twenty-four pounder down either aide of Washington street at noon. B^We understand that the bouse on Bast street, formerly rented and occupied by a notorious prostitute, has bean badly damaged.by tha report that it waa haunted. That savers of “spoiling n bad egg.’’ jVTha youthful dog trappers of the city have commenced Ashing for canines with hook and line, nalng meat for bait. Their hands ara already stained with the blood of nearly one hundred unsuspecting

jHTb# new health ordinance will probably be Introduced at tbe Oonnoil meeting this evening, by the Mayor, ll contains over eighty sect lone. A special session will have to be held for its ooneid-

BWThe inhuman and merelleas manner In which the impounded dogs are staaghtcred, la a disgrace to elvUisstlon. Let these dumb animals ha put to death in a summary 0Manar,by soma humane

B**The engagements of Manager Leak, of tha Academy of Music, for the coming season, ara generally conceded to be the beet ever made for any city of thla sice in tha West. He haa got tha upper crust of opera, comedy, and tragedy. B** Joseph Rieabe, the Italian who waa arrested tor exMMttng his trained dog Md monkey on tha street, was fined filO (XL If the law against street exhibitions la to be enforced, let it be done impartially. Xt la very unfair to make fish of one and fowl of the other. B**It la contended by Umaa who saw mo ghoat at tha haunted house on Bast ateaat, that tha ‘’conditions’’ wars not all right for a seines pa Friday and Saturday nights. There ward too flMayeheptica preasfit, and iba spiritual-barrent waatorokaa. fOafidMoa* MyverytMag la spiritualism, you know, T '

Jnetieee' Coasts. Barons Esqcina W allacb.—Christian Edwards forcibly passed through atoll gate, without paying toll, on hla return from the celebration of tha 4th of July, which caused three suits—on# for provoke, on# for profanity, and one claimlng damage In tha .aum.of 98 for rnaalng tha gate—to be brought against him. The defendant waa foand guilty in each case, and a sum total of 931 In flneo and ooala were scored against Mm. The State ex ref. Elyaa Brown vs. John F. Brown, surety of the peace. Defendant plead guilty, and by agreement of both parties was released on hla own recognisance, by giving bond In tha sum of 9600 to answer for trial at tha next term of tha Court of Common Pleas. Other chargee against the same defendant, one of them for unlawful detention of a child, were com promised, and It waa agreed that tha child should be taken In charge by Ita grandfather, boo Clements, ncttl pending antta are decided. Reana McDaniels, tbs child murderer, waa bound over in the sum of 95,000 for bis appearance lor trial at the next term of the Criminal Court. Not being able to give aeoority he was remanded back

to Jail.

Ween or vs. Rowe: suit for possession: Judgment for plaintiff and 963 damages. McGill ve. Braden: salt foe price of cow; Judgment for defendant. State va. Henry Shaffer: provoke; fined |1, with fO 7* coeta. Bnronn Esq. Swrut.—Alexander ve. Brackenbueh: salt for violation of contract for services; Jury trial; verdict for plaintiff for 976. Danp A Love vs. William Peck: suit for debt; Judgment for plaintiff 931. John C. Richer ve. The United States Express Company. The plaintiff In tbie c tee aat up that ha had received notice from a lottery establishment in New York City, that he had drawn a 9230 gold watch, which bad become forfeited, but would be forwsfded on receipt of five per oent. of tbe value. He had never purchased a ticket In each lotterv, or had any previous knowledge of ita existence; but, actlog upon the notice, he deposited the five per cent., amounting to 912 60, with the Express Company. Some daya afterward be received by express a pinchbeck watch of but little value, and now anea for tbe recovery of the deposit, together with amount of Express ohargaa. Judgment, by default, for plaintiff and one oent damages awarded. Derosa Eeq. Dokpfxbr.—Thomas Carr vs. John Corrydon: suit for debt; Judgment for plaintiff for 90 80. Thomas Carr va. Edward Pepper: ault for debt; Judgment for plaintiff lor 927 00.' George Buohter ve. Joseph Roemmele and Jacob Frlcker: ault on note; Judgment for plaintiff for 9112 20. Bar-Religious services were held at GreeblawnCemetery yaatarday afternoon. . / / Citt Coort.—The trouble commenced by the arraignment of Joseph Rlcabi, the man with tha monkey, for performing street music srlthout license. Joseph wee found guilty, and was mulcted of 910 06, divided aa follows: Forfeit, 96,— #4 of which was remitted; docket, i, «. City Attorney, 94; City Marehal, 92 26; city, 91 80, and three witness fees, 91 SO. To the great disappointment of every Interested spectator present, Joseph, settled the account In legal tander scrip, thus redeeming the two 920 gold pieces deposited as security. A ilka • charge against the same defondant, and two agalnat hla partner, were, notwithstanding tbe wholesome advice given In oar last laans, dismissed by the court, to tbe great dlsgtnt of tha prosecutor and tha number of wltnewas present, antletpntiag numerous fees In case they were brought

to trial.

John Johnson and Robert George, being unable to satisfy the law in the sum of $9 70 each, for having been drunk and disorderly, were sent to jail as a panacea for their poverty. ——<>——— A DEN OF MAD DOGS.—The most terrific battle ever fought by dogs in this or any other city, perhaps, took place in the dog pound on Maryland street, on last Friday night. It appears that no less than fortyeight dogs were incarcerated in the pound, which ia a small enclosure in the corner of a livery stable. During the night, the dogs in their thirst, hanger, and frenzy to get released, fell to devouring each other. The fight soon became general, and all the canines, ranging from the bull dog to the poodle and lap dog, joined in the “chaw up.” What was left of the dogs on Saturday, after this terrific fight, was duly exterminated by the keepers of the pound. If the rounds could be reported in that night’s battle between the dogs, it would furnish a thrilling column of “sporting news.’'

Wo dropped in at the Surgical Institute

recreation about noon on Saturday, and found Dr.

Allen and hie aaaietanta busily engaged in making preparations for an operation in surgery of no email magnitude. The operation consisted in the removal of a tumor of sixteen years’ standing, from tha aids of a woman fifty years of age.. Tha patient waa first placed under tbe influence of a powerful anwethetlc compound of other and chloroform, after which tbe operation waa anoceaafully performed by Dr. Allen in lees than on# minute. Tbe tumor, when exposed on the person, was about twenty inches in length, and after ita removal was. found to bs forty inches in circa inference, and weighed near thirty-five pounds. After tha blood waa discharged from it, it weighed fifteen pounds, and filled a tan

quart dish pan.

When tbs patient recovered from her lethargic state, she said she felt greatly relieved, and proud as n queen at having got rid of bar terrible burthen. Her application to Dr. Allen was made abont a week ago, after aha had spent all bar means in visiting, and endeavoring to obtain relief from n number of eminent practitioners throughout the country, non# of whom gave bar any encouragement that her could oneoeosfully be operated on, Dr. Alloa, after examining ta tumor, undertook the responsibility of performing tha operation, and did so, without any expectancy of a pecuniary reward from hla patient. Last evening she was doing well, nod mid she felt in better spirits than eh# had for the past tan yeara. eembled to witness tha operation, among whom wars Dr. Barnes, of this city. Dr. Hall, of Franklin, and Dr. Robbins, of Brooklyn, Indiana. During the half hour we wore at tha Institute, eleven aasea of surgery were performed by Dr. Allen. The firs* operation was on a boy baby,seven weeks old, for bare Up; than followed sight cases of dob feet, the patients all being children, ranging from six months to sight or nine years of age. After these came a case of eontraetad cords of tbe leg, the patient being n man twenty-seven years old, which oas* followed by tha one first mentioned. Since Dr. Allen commenced operations In this city, abont one month ago, he bn performed abont one hundred ■ of surgery, and now has under treatment at tbe Institute, between sixty and seventy patients. Ha ia most ably aaaistad by Dr. Johnaon. a vary eminent practitioner, formerly of Athene, Ohio, who bee charge of the treatment of tha patients In the wards. An extension of the Institute building is being rapidly panbed forward to accommodate tbe increasing number of patients, and it ia being fitted up with all tbs modern appliances looking to their general comfort and walfare. Among the Improvements will be Turkish and Ther mo-electric baths, and a moeeum, the latter for the amusement and instruction

of the patients.

Tan Statx Sbhtirxu—We call the attention of our friends of the Srktirhl to the fact that their paper does not reach tbe trains of tha Evansville and Crawfordavllle It ill road at Torre Haute with anything like regularity. It is exceedingly annoying to the eubacrlbera of the paper In this part of the State, and operates against tha extension of Ms boaineas. We ask Mr. Bright to aee that an adequate remedy w provided.—EwiiMvf/to Charier. This annoyance will bo remedied In a short time. We have puichaaed a large double cylinder prose, which we hope to have lu Its place in a few weeks, of eufllriant capacity to work off our edition for the early trains and malls, and also for early distribution to our city eubooribora. Our preis broke down last weak, which added to onr embarrassment, bat wben tbs new press la np, there shall lie no failnra In tha prompt distribution of tha Sbntirxi., and anti! then we will do el! in our power to secure Its regular dellv- • r y. im A Card. Soon after the burglary and larceny at my store, one of the daily papers stated that I had broken open and robbed try own store, and that, having been accused of It, I bad returned tbe goods aaid to have been stolen. For this libel I intend to seek redress In tbe courts, and have directed my attorneys to bring ault agalnat tha proprietors of tbe paper aa soon aa their names oan be ascertained. The publication waa false in every particular, and waa baaed, aa I am informed, upon the statement of a bogus deteetlve, who haa been In tha State prison of Indiana as a felon, and haa an Infamous character. I shall give him, as well aa those who have given currency to hla falsehood, an opportunity to make good their atatementa, and meanwhile would beg tbe public not to credit them. F. J. M EDIK A.

for the

on South

will be

style of the art, with the - river atone front, which will of itself cost 918,900. The stone will ha prepared in Evansville and ehlppadberabyr.il. It 1. said that this will be one of the handsomest fronts in the city wben completed. j*-J. W. Holliday A Go’s iron store, No. 66 Sooth Indiana street, waa entered by burglars on Friday night. The aafo wan Mown open, bat the robbers only got Borne small change for tbeir trouble. The explosion wen heard between eleven and twelve o’elosk by parties living in the immediate neighborhood, but they were unable to account for it. Tbe Mowers had everything their own way. Bcrolabt.—The grocery store of Jacob Woods, 882 Indiana avenue, near the toll gate, waa burglariously entered Saturday night, and goods to 9100 or more carried away. Tha stolen articles comprise three or four dozen boxes of sardines, a quantity of teas, granulated sugar, candles, and boxes of cigars. Tha entrance waa effected by prying open the front door. yur* A party ot young Louisville “Moods” invaded the city, on Saturday evening, and started on tbe “war path.” They collared tha moderate drinking lads of our city and filled them to the gnxzle before midnight. Their rallying cry was “Cub np every holly, and take a, hie, drink P , ■ Bfr*A citixen of Philadelphia, who need a weak eolation of carbolic acid ae a weak to neutralise tha offensive odor arising from a cancer, discovered that tha latter waa entirely removed by tha application. Tha solution consisted of fourth of on ounce of arid diluted In a quart of water.

Bfr*A Mr. Dobbins, of Perry township, foil from hie wagon a few daya ago, and one of tha wheels paaaad near tha aide of his head, rutting hla ear enttsely oft It was sewed on, and ia now healing. This la a tough story, wa must eoafree, hot it may ba that the man baa vary long A change haa been made on the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad, by Which tha White Wi Valley division is abolished. Hereafter, Superintendent J. V. Richardson and Aaristant Superintendent Henry L. Hall will ran tha whole lino. Bff*Folleemsn George Sponsel, of the Seventh Ward, took ante himself a good looking, bonnetag Gorman maid for 4 wife, yesterday morning. George never allows anything to interfere with hla baetneaa, especially matrimony, and Ana on datv laat night. BW* Da ring fibs lata renovation of tbe City Court, a gold locbot, containing tha mlnatnraa of two little girls, was found among the rubbish by Deputy Marshal Gas. Relek, who will return it to tbs o wttGY oo fttoof of proporf jr Bff*We learn from Mr. Fred. Thompson, of the Clipper, that tha Louisville Cricket Club will mast the Indianapolis dab at this place on Tuesday, tbe 10th instant, whan a lively game may ba anticipated. BWIt would seem from the numeroan complaints wa hear that every neighborhood in the dty is afflicted with one or more young men who are trying to learn to play on cracked lustra menu of one kind or another. Bfr* A party of star gaxera of this dty, will visit Martinsville next Saturday with telescopes, smoked glaan, and all the necessary paraphernalia for viewing tha

edlpaa,

world, ia so saw eeteh-piaar: bat aa artMe that has atari the taat sftweaty-two rsare. Tha aaenasaa aala aad rapidly hi groat tag if .ail* a* ears tha aarast oviiaaea of ita aaafelaaai aai peaalsrMp. *o feaUr ahoald bs withsat a hottia ia the hoaaa. Haadrada of dollar, aai waar hoan ofaaffariac way bo savod

by iU timoly aao.

Oslio, Ciaap, aad Dyssatwy yWd at oner to Hi pate-oarattvo prapattloo. It is parfaetly inaoeoat, aai aaa hoeirea t* tha oldsat psraoa or yoaaeeet ehili. Bo matter if yoa have ao ooaaioaoohi FawaV Moil daw try this, aad yoa wtU ha saw to bay aeata. aai raeoMaaai to paw.fHoai*. Haatraia af Phystsiaas roe asai tt is thatr praotloa. SsM If tha Prnealf aai fiteeahaapar.. Frier, Fifty Coat, aai Oa* Dollar. Dopot. 16 Park Plaeo.How York. Mfl dAwltasstam

LOCAL NOTICES.

Fatal Aocidxxt.—A man named William Handerson, from Carlisle, Ken-' tuuky, fell from the rear platform of the Lafayette train, thta left here at twelve o’clock Saturday noon, aa it wa« rapidly turning a curve two mites north of Augueta station. Tbe train waa stopped as soon as tbe accident waa discovered and backed down to where the man lay In a senseless condition. Henderson was put aboard the train aqd taken to Zloosvllle where he died abont six o’clock the same evening from the effects of the intarles sustained by the fell. His body waa brought to this dty on the evening train by orders of the officers of the road, aad encased in a mstallo coffin preparatory to sending it to bis family, Ik a Bad Box.—A young lady, while inspecting the letter box attached to the lamp post on the corner of Washington and Tennessee streets, lest Saturday evening, got the dtglta of her right band fast in tha orifice designed for the letters. Merchant policeman George Shaw, who happened to bac^pac at hand, noticing the distress of the damsel, flew to the rescue, and, after soma little difficulty, ■ucoeeded in extricating her fingers from their carious imprisonment. ———<>——— THE DOG POUND.—Twenty-five dogs languish in the city pound, and will probably meet their fate this morning. The contractor for the removal of dead animals does most of the killing by taking them by their hind legs and knocking their brains out against a post, a vary expeditious but not humane manner of execution. Eighty-one dogs have been killed, six redeemed and eight set free by some unknown party, since the establishment of the pound. ———<>——— BLOCKADE PROTEST. —The following protest waa sent to the Mayor, on Saturday, by a citizen who wants free sway of tha public atreeta: Ikdiakapolib, July 29,1869. Bon. Ban. Menauley, Mayor: Dear Sib—The citizens, I taka it, ara willing to-acccpt a fair divide of the public tborougbferM of the city; but at the new Wesley Chapel, now la progress, thres-lourths of the street and aidewalka are confiscated by the operations pod the material, quits at tha inconvenience of the public. Respect folly. Cmzm. The .attention of Mr. Yohn wan called to tha anb) act by the Mayor.

Um Fltttwg.—1 m

to fit up gaa pipes in new buildings at fifteen (15c) cents per foot. Old buildings

twenty cents par foot.

Remember 22 Kentucky avenue, “MoOoat’a” Block, la tha place. 3-2 I. C. Dvkk. A Notieewfclc Faeft.—That one way of appealing to a man’s reason la through his ays. In these busy times man ara so deeply Immersed In tha conduct of mag nifleent proiects, that they forget all about tha oondltion of tbslr systems, and hence it ia that the Proprietors of the Plaktatioh Bitters, which curaa Dyspepsia, puriflas tha blood, improves the tone of the stomach, regulates the bow ala, and, indeed, Invigorates the whole inner nun, are so active In advertising. In feet, advertisements are merely skyrockets sent np to attract attention to

really good article.

Maokolia Water. — Superior to the bast Imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. 2-mwfAwlw

Emporium or Fabmiok

P AflHIOK, ) July 31,1889)

We want to sell a good aaa pairs of psots yet this season, and will ofier inducements to those who want such garments. Gar stock ol feney Csssi marts is Urge, larger than wa wish it had been at this time, and to reduce it, we will make auob reductions in prices as will insure sales to those who rosily want pants. Wa will make up any of fine imported Casa 1 meres, either Elboef or London, of which we have a very fair stock at 918. Good English Side-band goods that wa have sold through tha season at 916, we will make up for flO, and for the lower grades of goods, including some of Harris’ and Eddy’s, as wall aa a few imported of old styles, we will take orders at 98. If you want panta, it will pay you to look at our goods. Very respectfully, Txxat A Claflik.

Indianapolis and Vlncennca Mall*

rmfel.

Ikdiakapolib, June 1,1888. From this data, and until forther notice, tbe trains of this road will be regularly between Indianapolis and Martinsville, Gosport, Spencer and Freedom, via Fairland. Train will leave Indianapolis tan mlnntea before two r. m. J. F. Richardsok, jnel-tf Superintendent. Speer's Wiae. — ■peer’s Pert Grape Wine is tha only wine calculated to do good in diseases of tha stomach, bowels, livers, and kidneys, such aa aridity, dysentery, diarrhoea, incontinence of urine, and general debility. One bottle is sufficient to convince tbe most sceptical of tha great eormtive power contained in tbia wins. Sold by druggists. 28-dAwlw ——- „■ ids — The Bent and Original Tenlc of Iron, Phosphorus, and Ca’.lsayk, knowfi as Caswell, Mack A Co.’a Ferro Phosphorated Elixir of CaUaaya Bark. The Iron restores oolor to tbe blood, the Phoapborna renews waste of the nerve tisane, aad the Callaaya gives a natural healthy tone to the dlgouttvn organs, thereby earing Dyspepsia in Ita various forms, WakefulHazard A Co., New York. Sold by Ml druggists. 24-eod(eow ) Awltamly

NOTICES.

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eou»«Ue4 hr deMUtr and Unwhole iratew restersd toahasMhreeadUkiu. hr s Mans of HOmrCKK’g BITTKBS? Why approach tha dinner-table daily with a poiittTo dlwust for all that U savory aad deIteioas, wben a risoroas appetite for even the plaiaestfere is ereatsd by the assof HOSTfiTTEB’S BITTERS? Isitwtss tolirs ia this hrifht world as if it sms dnnseoa. floowy, discontented asdsaisarabls, when the wont snse ot hmaenondri* sea ba ennd In n wssk hy sneh m plsasMt nnd ehalssoma exhilarant as HOSTITJER’ BITTERS? Csa it bs possible that say person of billons habit will ran tbs risk sf rcwtttant fever or bilious oolie, whew bv csa tea# and re*nlste tha •mat secretive organ with HOOTETTER’S BIT

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ml insanity for nay t. farmer, mechanic, or travel*, ta h* withont the host known antidote to fee effect* off poisoned air aad impart water, HOSTXTTER’S BirrgBsr Considerioc the hanassla* and depreaoins nnthre of fonetioaal demasmse-its to whiohwojnan is intyoot. is It aotaotsaishias that amy invalid of the foobfot sax should hesitate to i tbs apftais relief afforded ia snob easee, by the fosial operation of BOffTBTTBR’S BITTERS? ThflM Ef# fNMtlOMffjflfifif iBtfffft tkSB AB7 of the polities! doemae of the day. aad those whom they eeaeern are invited to sive tl someth tax more than n passing thoaght, dm.w.frdwlw

Comfort as A

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-Health and Beauty. olllft|M ■ me I warn* odlllam ■aealwamt

lotvont

ftntiway’a Is tha rsmsdlal aeaat that soearas to ovary para, Heh and healthy blood, and tesags* poor, weak, depraved end watery blood late a rich and aoarishing fold, aadgivaate itthastesngth and power sssmttel to hold ia solatioa its proper nasHtumts. The SABSAFABILLUN ta tieaae making, ftt-mahing. tosh-making, weight-ia-rrsatisg. andsnppUee the enteric or heat- making tiimmtfesl tha weak, emssisted and brakes Amamm mam t of tha SABBAPAEILUAff EB80LVEXT likewise pi see see* the wonderful power ot disoolviag the food, whom the sasMe Jafoa to lieirient ia this dsty. aad ia eonvtrtiag tea sabstaaoss tab on into tha stomaeh to elements of attrition, and will axe* to tbs absorbents to adapt this PU Kin ID FOOD te mshs gs*d asarisMsg Mood that will tapply tha wastes with soand and healthy strtolars By this presses, fee deposit af psraleat matter is diminished, the Coasumpti,o will ftad toss tatarselses matter deposited ia the lens*, and these catering foe* skin dtooaaos. too* haaors—80&X3, PIMPLBABLOTCHB8» PCSCULBS—appear on tbe surface; and these aflleted wife Ulcers. Fever Seme. Turnon, ate., tote purulent matter, aad iafiammntien. until the whole system has hsssms ss parifiad, aad the muscular, veiaoos, cellular aad organic systems free from disease, that there will net be a spot or blemish to mar or distgaro tbe skin, ffmgwfftem.■eamildml Cemglsnlsn, gPjgpjt Hf wttfut Can only be secured by healthy blood. Thecxeorne* of the winter’* feast wifi bs apt to disturb the natural healthy current of the blood; the Liver becoming aiotbfel, posts its tzstas of bite ia the eireulatioa. As tpriag and summer approach, the skin is covered with pimples, sons. Mackspote. worms, aoae.ete., ailof whtohara sanest by the presence af bite aad other foreign esemtions ia the blood, humors, or some rafesa mentions, snob as tha exhalation *f sweet rejected by the eellalar tteau* aad throws back in tha eireulatioa. Thom stem in Is am every momoat nadorgolsg decomposition—and sock for caanpo through the akin—and are deposited aaderneath, aad often on the outer layer of the Ada. Them, for a time, am a soure* of mueh annoyance. Now. the only common (earn cam to to frm the Mood from the preesaee of tb And whoa the blood 1s dlmstsd of iapt humors, then the skis will become PURE, CLEAR and HEALTHFUL, fa such eases aa this. RAHWAY’S 8AE8APABILLIAN RESOLVENT will rsmom all abstraction* aad poisons that have aoenmnlnted ia tha Head from feast aad excesses of the season by a tew dates, asd stake the 8KDf and OOM FLEE ION PURE. only temporary vislto.s, wfli fra* tbs btoed iml

CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY. The following letter to from a highly gifted lady, well known in tee "circle* of onr host society ;** “Latatuto, February ts, IMS.

Do We Knew Onreelvee? 1 If we knew onr own organisations mora thoroaghlg.fcw would pasrunkredsd the many warn, lags of disease. It does not raeuira mack knowledge to know that tkaeaPimptaa.Blet*hee.TsUen, Sore*. Sonias, Bolls, Spots, etc., are Imparl tits of the blood; nay, perhaps men the reentt of Syphilis improperly eared. Aad if those in tuck » *t*t* know that the average amoantof Meed in the body ia abont oae-tfth of the weight of the body, and that the entire of the* impure Mood passes through the heart, they weald bo more alarmed at their condition. It to'tosneh

that the

aMmMrltaa"B Meet mA Msrib Jarfoos I* recommended. It is a positive cam for that dmadfrtl disease. Syphilis, white has raised more of the human featily than any other disease known. Eradicate it. then, from the system, and do not brine misery on your children. Price •1 ts pot bottle. ■AMAMiTAN’a oira The only real and positive sure for Gonorrhoea. Gleet, aad diseases arising from indiseretio; Balsam, Copabia and Msrcury discarded. On! ten pills effect a cure. They arc parelr vegetable; eni sin from two to fonr days, thus avoiding exposure and trouble. Price, male packages, I2i female, 98. Sent by mall. Sold by Tomlinson A Cox, 18 Bast Washington street, Indiaaopolte. DESMOND A 00., Proprietors, _ 916 Ease street. Philadelphia. mtetdeodlySW” letters asking adviee. “Phcenix” Pare White Lead. We offer ths ahem brand of WHITE LEAD to ten public, with the yosmvn Asetnuscs that it |s perfectly PURE, end hereby agree to promptly P * 7 One Ounoe ol* Gold For every ounce of ADULTERATION that it may M found to son tain. Tor sals by dealers gsatrally. ECKSTEIN. HILLS A 00.. Cindnaati.

■•llowny’n Mmtwsumt nmd rata.-Whoa a son. or nicer, or abeess. has become chroato^ly seated In ths leg it is considered Tasy diftenit to eradicate. Hospital treatment rarely accomplishes a curs la them oases; yet. them noma was a ease discharged as ‘ "Incurable" from a pnblie institution, nhieh Holloway's Ointment, might not have honied if applied according to the directions. As ehrenie uloerntfsn tospBte e taint in the blood, it may be « wsfi to take a dose of HoUoway's Fills now and than to parifr that fluid. Sold by nU Draggtota.

Jy29 dAwlw

Hmattorrtoaterows the ony way to

Schonok. of

PA in the

behenek s. Mandrake POls.not fp^ ttoHv« ;

the liver what the

invented

start the secretions

sndrake Pills.

_it if one of tha most prominent

ration to mads ol. assists the ont the gastric jnieeto dissolve Puimonic Syrup, and ills made

wttkont fermentation or aonring

.start, frmle.

except eatoui*’ mm

tee to step the eoagha, to stop nkills, tho secretions, aad eventuaUy ths pa-

nad dirt

lie treatment, doss not try to , sweats, chilli or levefT Reid they wiUall stop of their so eaa be cured of Consume-

hmMj.

eoarso the

us nr* a mam of inflammation and

easts, what mast bo done? tent are wasting, bat ft

d liver have

k three

np a tone te the etom-

want food, ft will

then the pa-

ffiWSfi'ASTgliafb* &»s;sc?i»«asr«n! eat the Pnlmonie Byrap. 'Tri?* * the^M an (Hake PUl.ireAyinnU Muons eompialnta. as they are

has ouloyod uninterrupted my years past, aaA now weighs

wagiod away to a more skeleton, ia

of Pulmonary, Consumption,

* ...Howm

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Rr»vsr:*01■ ' JOHN WOODBEIDCE, Importer ami Whotesete Deaisr in

r-

aUEENSWARE, CLASSWAKE, uips, loonie guises.

FRUIT JARft, ETC^

36 Sonth Meridian Street,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

8ADLERY.

For tfoe Road mm A Ckempent HARNESS AND SADDLES,

«uis picnic nciiiBieN

GXTA»r>s, Ta RidiviNfe an the Junction R. R., ■ WeAmtmAmy, Arngmat 4, ISMt, On wkite oooasion tea Guards will make

fmSS

i'

—lean ba had of tea asmaftm. or at tea '-rorKfcswSiS^-,* 5 --

By order of the Committee.

IS*--

WASHING CRYSTAL.

SAVE{

▼or•Tsar ba ITOVftTORM. hr 017* moHstY.

}H0W?

ShimU’s Kulliyim Washing CrystsL a is -Sia.ttL, f ,,Hn , CO., Solo MnnnfaetUMs. B-falo, N. V.

REMOVAL.

sands, wax

stsa

■ ■ ■ ■ mar te tiontsl

aflieted* MM tha

c: prineipal ofr. whore all

These Bitten am itroaxtv recommended by the most eminent phytietaa* for their medieinal analitiee, and their highly agreeable tacts. They are known ia Frna«* and Italy as a valuable moody for Dyer mete, all tho Imparities of th* blood, and as the best appotiser. Although reeontiy introdweod in this eonntry, they ham already attained tee widest celebrity. Depot with Browning dr Sloan. Patterson, Moos* A Talbott. Wholesale Druggists. Indiana-

|bd^lf,

htdSm

VICTOR RUVAUDECO.^

Lonisvill*. Kentucky.

GARI RTT-

, : bate In tbe wont Heart Rheu-

aay dis-

__ -—j of th*

aad phystsiaas. and tha proprietor can wxszssszrAzstHr&s ►rietors. 6 North Front street, PhUadelpki*.

KL*^ 1

States, Members of

vinee ajffw other for eii

sad d 'ftSiidSS

B^KXsteC XDff GrZX.SA.Z3. Heart's case for young men whe hnra violated th* laws of Ufo, und desire te bs restored to a better MANHOOD. Essays hF benevolent physicians, sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of ehatffo Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania.

HeceMfii’s (teailM Cot Liver 011 Onr Cod Liver Oil to warranted pare ITorfoamBonA (ML It has stood th* test of twenty years’ experience, aad sun be relied on in every partiralar. Its superiority over that prepared on onr own seashore to shown by th* nnmoronsenrei performed by it whoa th* inferior oils had been triad withont effect. Th* uniform good anality of onr OH has given it the preforenee over tha numerous brands in th* market, and has elicited th* highsat commendation from eminent physicians. Sold by all respectable druggists la th* United States. Sols manafaetnrers. HXGBMAN k OO.. New York. ■kovflSdlyeow

Irflatm,tMc<

I FImlA Extract

Alterative will eure aad other Consti -

itarjr or Ae^nired, anok asjtonptions of the Bkin^

preventive and ear* for rand Nervousness, Diss of th* Liver, Kidneys,

properties make ft •ia and General Da-

billty.

sseMes i

tion tit*

,uEnU. the Umbm,

and rendering the whole Formula of Dr. John ylnad. For aai* by mehIT dAwly

pThe Magic Comb

GO TO Jfo. M Mwvth tea <*•< julyl dtm.

HEOTITH’S Mrmra Mrewt, Want Ot

HENDKICKS, EDMUIDS g CO., Wkotomle Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES*

Havana* Km. M flm Km. 7»

vnd from

■erlAian,

On the opposite aide of the street. jygdatlstp

TEAS. fUCARS AND COPPKCS.

TEAS, SUGARS, ANB COFFEES.

lOO Chests choice Greco, Black ami Japan Teas. 90 Barrels Lowerings’ Crashed, Granulated, Powdered and Cmt Loaf Sugars. 300 Barrels A Codec, extra C dt C Yellow Bagars. 90 Bags choice Old Goverwmeut Java Coflee. 99 Bags choice Golden Bio Coffee. 90 Bags choice I*agaayra Coflfee.

TUB CHrnsT^. TBA. STCB.B,

No. 7 Odd Fellows Sail

21—dim

H. H. IsEE.

CLEARANCE SALE.

Hair Dya.

AGENTS.

a.». M’OAKrr.

n. g. nnien,

M’CARTY A BRIGHT,

Real Estate Agents, STEINWAY &

Wn.L hay and seU Real Mate, ndvanes oSmtEmta.* 1 ' a *nd

Mo. «

Bnet Ws

mySdfrwtf.dttep

•ALQON.

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F. J. DESCHLER,

.A- s t o r Saloon

isaa

Km. Ifi.Kmrih PemasylTsaia Mreet,

- INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. myff?damtotatfthp ^ ^

COBIiUMONv

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s. a. mwooMin.

mSWOOKEER

k! I/.IKSHI

FLOUR AMD SRAM jPjj N MERCHANTS,

is nmm M <

FoorGgySr^.

Cure at Clearance Sale aims, WALL PAPEIS AND CL1TAIY liOOBS! AT HUME, ^LH^MS Ac CO.’S, 26 and 28 West Washington Street, To CoRttRue until August 1, 1869. Medallon, Velvet, Moquets, Body and Tapestry Brussels, 8-Plys, Imported and Ingrain A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CURTAIN GOODS, 5,000 PAIR OF WINDOW SHADES, 30,000 fkm iBftrMni tawtital Wall Papers, Of Fremek, RmfiHsli msd Amoeriram Patterns, ITVTKHrOH I>HCOH^l.TIOTVS OP BVEmr XDESOZtXPTXOXff, Closing Out at a Great Sacrifice in Prices.

We mflfer mar prmtwfl laursm

well SmlfteSma StmcM mt

INVOIC K I»JRIOKS!

Umttl the lus Day mt Aagast, less.

iylt dtilnagl.

MUSIC STORE.

The Indiana Music Store, • HDaTAJBLISmnO, ISS-A, TVos. <4 and & Bates House Hlook.

SONS TRIUMPHANT

UNIVERSAL

AT TEN ,

EXPOSITION, PARIS, 1867.

STEUNW-A.Y Ac SOTVS

i Awnrtied

THE FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL

Tfcm aasalaflmas «mmislma mf the Imteramtlmaal Claau fiary. mafimraed

md mf ml] uCfocra, ImeorapwUt^m with over Four Hi

red hy tlim aamut etdeforatctl Earapemm mm

Plmamm emmfoetmrera.

STEITVWjVY Ac SONS

Wrem BlM Awarded a(

FIRST PRIZE MEDAL |H e Or eat International Exhibition,

3L0£ffX30Xff, 1889,

Clear, BrillAmat i

•Pmu«rfml,Cltear,RHni pf WmrtiatmnaU^Mjtei|

ittotitie Tmmm, witk Sxc id OOBarm Pftmmmm, ia < parU ot the Wmrld.

> to Wmawmmted ter Sww r«mm.

J>7 41m

A. 8. WIUUAaa dh CCb,