Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1884 — Page 7

TEE POLITICAL CALENDAR REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. National Ticket. President —JAMES G. BLAINE, of Maine. Vice-president —JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. State at large—Milo S. Hascall, of Elkhart; John M. Butler, of Marion. First District—James C. Veatch. of Spencer. Second—William B. Roberts, of Sullivan. Third—John G. Berkshire, of Jennings. Fonrth—William D. Ward, of Switzerland. Fifth—Marshall Hacker, of Bartholomew, Sixth—Josiah E. Mellette, of Delaware. Seventh —Thad. S. Rollins, of Marion. Eighth—Elias S. Holliday, of Clay. Ninth—James M. Reynolds, of Tippecanoa. Tenth—Truman F. Palmer, of White. Eleventh—. Tames F. Elliott, of Howard. Twelfth—Joseph D. Ferrell, of Lagrange. Thirteenth—L. W. Royse, of Kosciusko. State Ticket. • Governor —WILLIAM H. CALKINS, of La Porte county. Lieutenant-governor—EUGENE H. BUNDY, of llenry county. Secretary op State—ROBERT MITCHELL, of Gibeon county. Auditor op State —BRUCE CARR, of Orange county. Treasurer of State —ROGER R. SIIIEL, of Marion county. Attorney-general—WlLLlAM C. WILSON, of Tippecanoe county. Judge of the Supreme Court, Fifth District —EDWIN P. HAMMOND, of Jasper county. Reporter Supreme Court—WILLIAM M. HOGG ATT. of Warrick county. Superintendent of Public Instruction — BARNABAS C. HOBBS, of Parke county. THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. We are confronted with the Democratic -party, very hungry, and, as you may well believe, very thirsty; a party without a single definite principle; a party without any distinct national policy which it dares present to the country; a party which fell from power as a conspiracy against human rights, and now attempts to sneak back to power as a conspiracy for plunder and spoils.— Geo. Wm. Cusns, June 5, 1884. “I killed Print Matthews. I told him not ft* vote, and he voted and I killed him. It was mat me that killed him—it was the party If 1 ksinot lteen a Democrat I would not have killed him. It was not me, but the Democratic party; and now if the party is a mind to throw no off, d — n such a party.— E. B. Wheeler of Hazlehurst, Miss, afterwards elected Marshal by the Dwoorratic party. I have carefully observed the attitude and movements of the Democratic party for twenty ysm. In my judgmentit has learned nothing smdforgottcn nothing. So far as lean perceive, it Is not only swayed by the same principles, hat, to a large extent, guided by the same President Capen, of Tuft’s College, Mass. DEMOCRACY FOR FREE TRADE. The Democrats have discovered that the people want free trade, and it is on just that issue that they are going to win the election In Indiana. —lndianapolis Sentinel, Sept. G. Democratic success means aradical revision withe tariff, or it has no meaning at all. The history of the party would force a revision, even if the leaders were reluctant. —Lotrisvile Courier Journal. **ln the contest in Congress last winter be [Grover Cleveland] stood with Carlisle and Morrison and against Randall. It is within iny personal knowledge that he wrote letters to New York members Congress urging them to vote with Mr. Morrison, both on the question of consideration and on the motion to strike out the enacting clause of the Morrison bill. At least •one vote and perhaps more were gained for Hie bill by these letters.**— Letter of Henry L. Nelson, clerk to Speaker Carlisle. THE CANDIDATES CONTRASTED. Mr. Blaine lias what may be called the American instinct.— Geo. Wm. Curtis, in Harper’s Weekly, Nov. 5.1881. •‘I have no personal grievance with Gov. Cleveland. I shall speak from the record, and I will ask to be ostracized from all decent society if I can ndt point to corruption stalking straight to the door of the executive mansion and knocking at the door and coming ant of the door, with all that corruption sought at the expense of the people. If I can sot prove that bribes known to fail in the Assembly in 1883 were placed so near Mr. Cleveland that if lie does not have the money he can get it at any time—if I can not prove that lam not what I profess to be,** —State Senator Grady before the Tammany Committee, Sept. 8,1884. “Is there any good reason why Hendricks shoold be selected from forty-five millions of people to be the possible head of a Government which he did his best to destroy?’’— Geo. V. Curtis in 1876. THE LIBEL ON MRS. BLAINE. It [the libel on Mrs. Blaine] is the basest and foulest job of scoundrelisui that ever found its %y into an American canvass. —Louisville Courier-Journal. _ THE STATE CANVASS. Republican meetings will be held in the State tod addressed as follows: HON. W. H. CALKINS, Republican candidate for Governor, will speak as Thorn town, Wednesday, Oct. 8, afternoon. HON. W. H. CALKINS AND JOHN L. GRIFFITHS Will speak at East Enterprise. Tuesday, Oct. 21. afternoon. Jeffersonviye, Wednesday, Oct. 22. night. Crawford county, Thursday, Oct. 23, afternoon. Princeton, Friday, Oct. 24, afternoon. Evansville, Saturday, Oct. 25, afternoon. HON. W. H. CALKINS AND CHARLES L. HOLSTEIN Will speak at Anderson, Tuesday, Oct. 14, afternoon. Liberty, Wednesday, Oct. 15, afternoon. Carthage, Thursday, Oct.. 16, afternoon. Greenfield, Friday, Oct. 17, afternoon. Shelbyville, Saturday. Oct. 18, afternoon. Madison. Monday, Oct. 20, afternoon KON. BENJAMIN HARRISON AND W. L. TAYLOR Will apeak at Madison, Tuesday. Oct. 14, afternoon. Osgood, Wednesday. Oct. 15, afternoon. Crawford county, Thursday, Oct. 16, afternoon. Perry county, Friday, Oct. .17, afternoon. Evansville. Saturday. Oct, 18. night. Monon, Saturday, Oct. 25, afternoon. GOV. ALBERT G. PORTER Will speak at Delphi, Wednesday, Oct. 15, afternoon. Morocco. Thursday, Oct. 16, afternoon. Ladoga. Friday, Oct. 17, afternoon. Waynetown, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Newport, Saturday, Oct. 18, afternoon. Nashville, Tuesday, Oct. 28, afternoon. French Lick, Wednesday, Oct. 29, afternoon. Huntingburg. Thursday, Oct. 30, afternoon. Petersburg, Friday, Oct. 31, afternoon. Washington, Friday, Oct. 31, night. Bloomfield, Saturday, Nov. 1, afternoon. IION. J. B. FORAKER, GEN. 0. H. GROSVENOR, HON. CHARLES 11. BLACKBURN, Os Ohio, will speak at Groonsburg, Saturday, Oct. 18, afternoon. HON, WILLIAM H. WEST, Os Ohio, will speak as follows: Richmond, Wednesday, Oct. 29, afternoon. Danville, Thursday, Oct. 30, afternoon. Greencastlo, Thursday, Oct. 30. night. Bloomington, Friday, Oct. 31, afternoon. Montioello, Saturday. Nov. 1, afternoon. Peru, Monday, Nov. 3, afternoon.

HON. EUfIKNF. 11. BUNDY, Candidate for Lieutenant-governor, will speak as follows: Rainesvillo, Tuesday. Oct. 14. afternoon. Vermillion county, Wednesday, (hit. 15, night. Vermillion county, Thursday. Oct. 16, night. Park county, Friday, Oct. 1/, night. Otter Crock township, Monday, Oct. 20, 2 p. m. Youngstown. Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2 p. in. Sullivan. Wednesday, Oct. 22. afternoon. Sullivan county. Thursday. Oct. 23, night. Vincennes, Friday, Oct. 24, night. MISS NELLIE HOLBROOK, Os California, will speak as follows : Plymouth, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Warsaw, Wednesday. Oct. 15, afternoon. Columbia City, Thursday, Oct. 16, night. Peru, Saturday, Oct. 18, night. HON. JOHN M. BUTLER, Candidate for presidential elector at largo, will speak as follows: Muncie, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Richmond, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Aurora. Thursday, Oct. 16, night. New Albanv, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Jeffersonvillo, Saturday. Oct. 18. afternoon. Sullivan, Thursday, Oct. 23, afternoon. Bloomfield, Friday, Oct. 24, night. Brazil, Saturday. Oct. 25, night. New Castle, Monday, Oct. 27. Madison. Tuesday. Oct.. 28. night. Terre Haute, Wednesday, Oct. 29, night. Fort Wayne, Thursday. Oct, 30, night. HON. FREDERICK DOUGLASS Will speak as follows: Torre Haute, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Vincennes, Thursday, Oct. 16. night. Indianapolis, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Bethany Park. Saturday, Oct. 18, afternoon* HON. JOHN M. THAYER, Os Nebraska, will speak as follows: Jennings county, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Lexington, Wednesday, Oct. 15. night. Clarlestown. Thursday, Oct. 10, night. Henryville, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Jeffersonville, Saturday, Oct. 18. afternoon. New Albany. Saturday, Oct. 18, night. Marengo, Monday, Oct. 20, afternoon. English, Monday, Oct. 20. night. Grantsburg, Tuesday, Oct. 21. night. I ./ea veil worth, Wednesday, Oct. 22, night. Huntingburg. Thursday, Oct.. 23, night. Dale, Friday, Oct. 24. night. Rockport, Saturday, Oct. 25. afternoon. Grand View, Saturday, Oct. 25, night. HON. SAMUEL R. MASON, Os Pennsylvania, will speak as follows: St. Joseph county, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. St. Joseph county, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Elkhart county, Thursday. Oct. 16. night. Elkhart county, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Ligonier, Saturday, Oct. 18, night. Albion, Monday, Oct. 20, night. Wells countv, Tuesday, Oct. 21, night. Frankton, Wednesday, Oct. 22, night. Forfcvillc, Thursday, Oct. 23, night. Reese’s Mills, Friday, Oct. 24, night. . Lebanon, Saturday. Oct. 25. afternoon. Brownsburg, Monday Oct. 27, night. Center Point, Tuesday, Oct. 28, night. Cardonta, Wednesday. Oct. 29. night. Rossville, Thursday, Oct. 30, night. Svlvania, Friday, Oct. 31, nightSnoddy's Mills. Saturday, Nov. 1, afternoon. GEN. PAUL VANDERVOORT, Os Nebraska, will speak as follows: Kendal) ville, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Elkhart, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. South Bend, Thursday, Oct. 16, night. LaPorte, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Peru, Saturday, Oct. 18, night. Tipton, Tuesday, Oct. 21, afternoon. HON. THOMAS M. BAYNE, Os Pennsylvania, will speak as follows: Plymouth, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Warsaw, Wednesday. Oct. 15. afternoon. Columbia City, Thursday, Oct. 16, night. Fort Wayne, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Bluff ton* Saturday, Oct. 18, aftornoon. HON. WILLIAM CASSIUS GOODLOE, Os Kentucky, will speak as follows: Lawrenceburg, Monday, Oct. 20, night. Indianapolis, Tuesday, Oct. 21, night. Marion, Wednesday, Oct. 22, night. Bluffton, Thursday, Oct. 23, afternoon. Huntington, Friday, Oct. 24. afternoon. Fort Wayne, Saturday, Oct. 25, afternoon. HON. A. C. RANKIN, Os Pennsylvania, will speak at Bedford. Tuesday, Oct. 14. night. Owensburg, Wednesday, Oct. 15, afternoon. Bloomfield, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Worthington, Thursday, Oct. 16, night. Clay City. Friday. Oct. 17, night. Bowling Green, Saturday, Oct. 18, afternoon. Saline City, Saturday, Oct. 18, night. Tipton, Tuesday, Oct. 21, afternoon. HON. JOHN A. TIBBITTS, Os Connecticut, will speak as follows: Newton county, Tuesday, Oct. 14, afternoon. Pilot Grove Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Lowell. Wednesday, Oot. 15, afternoon. Crown Point, Wednesday, Oct 15, night. Hobart. Thnrssday, Oct. 16, afternoon, Hammond, Thursday, Oct. 16, night. Lake county, Thursday, Oct. 16. night. Porter county, Friday, Oct. 17, afternoon. Porter county, Friday, Oct. 17, night. HON. JAMES M. SCOVILL, Os New Sersey, will speak at Star City, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Young America. Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Galveston, Thursday, Oct. 16. night. Howard county, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Howard county. Saturday, Oct. 18, night. HON. HERMAN J. DETMARS, Os Illinois, will speak in German at liOgansport. Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Fort Wayne. Thursday, Oct. 16, night. Valparaiso, Friday. Oct. 17, night. Kreutzburg. Saturday, Oct. 18, night. Tallertou, Monday, Oct. 20, night. HON. W. J. BLACKBURN, Os Arkansas, will speak as follows: Galena. Tuesday. Oct. 14, night. Georgetown. Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. State Run, Thursday, Oct. 16. night. Kdwardsville. Friday. Oct. 17, night. Gun’s School house, Saturday. Oct. 18, night. Cross Plains, Monday, Oot. 20, night. New Marion. Tuesday, Oct. 21, night. Napoleon, Wednesday, Oct. 22, night. Decatur county, Oct. 23, 24. 25. HON. RICHARD T. GREENER, Os Washington, D. C., will speak at Liberty, Oct. 15, night. Cambridge, Oct. 16, night. Hagerstown. Oct. 17, night, Muncie. Oct. 18. night. Plainfield, Oct. 20. night. Indianapolis, Oct. 21, night. Lafayette. Oct. 23, night. Leagro, Oct. 24, night. Fort Wayne, Oct. 25, night. HON. JOHN P. SOANLAN, Os Illinois, will sneak as follows: Montgomery. Tuesday, Oct. 14, afternoouLoogoutee, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Mi ten el, Wednesday, Oot. 15. night. Bedford. Friday, Oct. 17, night. Bloomington. Saturday, Oct. 18, night. North Vernon, Monday, Oct. 20, night. Dearborn county, Tuesday, Oct. 22, night. Dearborn county, Thursday. Oct. 23, night. Liberty, Friday, Oot. 24, afternoon. Knights town. Saturday, Oct. 25. night. St. Paul, Monday, Oct. 27, night. Flatrock, Tuesday, Oct. 28. night. Fairland, Wednesday, Oct. 29. night. Greenfield, Thursday, Oct. 30, night. Fountaintown, Friday, Oct. 31, night. Shelby ville, Saturday, Nov. 1. night. HON. J. MILTON TURNER, Os Missouri, will speak as follows: Kokomo, Tuesday, Oct. 14. night. Wabash, Wednesday, Oct. 15. night. Jonesboro, Thursday, Oct. 16, aftornoon. Jay county, Friday, Oct. 17. night. New Castle. Saturday, Oct. 18, night. Knightetown, Monday, Oct. 20. afternoon. Milroy, Thursday, Oct, 23, afternoon. HON. A. J, BEVERIDGE, Os Illinois, will speak at Laurel, Tuesday, Oct. 14. night. Buena Vista. Wednesday, Oct. 15, afternoon. Clarksburg, Thursday. Oct. 16. night. St. Paul, Friday. Oct. 17, night. Bethany Park, Saturdaj', Oct. 18. afternoon. HON. PHILIP H. BAKRMANN Will speak in German, as follows: Posey county, Tuesday. Oct. 14. Posey county. Wednesday, Oct. 15. Clay City, Friday, Oct. 17. Leeishuer’s Grove, Saturday, Oct. 18. Fulda, Monday, Oct. 20. German Camp Grounds, Tuesday, Oct. 2! Perry county, Wednesday. Oct. 22. Perry county, Thursday, Oct. 23. Perry county, Friday, Oct. 24. Perry county. Saturday, Oct. 25. Piko county, Monday, Oct. 27. Warrick county, Tuesday, Oct. 28. Warren county, Wednesday, Oct. 29. Gibson county, Thursday, Oct. 30. Gibson county, Friday, Oct. 31. # DR P. H. CRONIN, Os Illinois, wiil speak as follows: Greencastlo, Monday, Oct. 13, night. Orawfordsville, Tuesday. Oct. 14, night* Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Logansport, Thursday, Oct. 1 6. night. Plymouth. Friday, Oct, 17, night. South Betid, Saturday, Oct. 18, night.

rnE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1884.

HON. WILLIAM C. WILSON, Candidate for Attorney-general, will speak at Oakland City. Tuesday, Oct. 14. afternoon. Terre Haute. Wodnesilay. Oct. 15. afternoon. Greenfield, Friday, Oct. 17. afternoon. GEN. MILO S. HASCALL, Candidate tor presidential elector at large, will speak as follows: Warsaw. Tuesday. Oct. 14. night. Leafontalu Wednesday. Oct. 15, ni^Tit. (■rant county, Thursday. Oct. 16, night. Madison county, Friday. Oct. 17, night. Franklin county, Saturday, Oct. is, afternoon. Martinsville, Monday, Oct. 20, night. Gosport. Tuesday. Oct. 21. night. Greencastlo. Wednesday, Oct. 22. night. Tippecanoa county, Thursday, Oct. 23, niglifi Loguusport, Friday, Oct. 24, night. HON. ELIAS S. HOLLIDAY, Candidate for presidential elector, will speak as follows: Riley, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Parke county, Wednesday. Oct. 15. night. Parke county. Thursday. Oct. IH, night. Vermillion county, Friday, Oct. 17. night. Vermillion county. Saturday, Oct. 18. night. Montgomery county, Monday, Oct. 20. night. Montgomery county. Tuesday, Oct. 21, night, Hillsboro, Wednesday. Oct. 22, night. Newtown, Thursday, Oct. 23, night. Gebins’s school-house. Friday, Oct. 24, night. Marshfield, Saturday, Oct. 25, night. HON. WILLIAM B. ROBERTS Candidate for presidential elector, will speak as follows: Princeton, Wednesday, Oct. 22. night. Huntingburg. Thursday, Oct. 23. night. French Lick. Friday, Oct. 24. afternoon; Shoals. Saturday. Oct. 25. afternoon. Worthington. Monday. Oct. 27. night. Springville. Tuesday, Oct. 28. night. Mountain Springs, Wednesday, Oct. 29, night. Bedford, Thursday, Oct. 30. night. Washington, Friday, Oct. 31, night. Bloomfield, Saturday, Nov. 1. night. Sullivan, Monday, Nov. 3, night. HON. MARSHALL HACKER. Condidate for Presidential Elector, will speak as follows: Morgantown. Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Hynsdalc. Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Martinsville, Thursday. Oct. 16. night. Morgantown. Friday, Oct. 17, night. HON. WILLIAM D. WARD, Candidate for presidential elector, will speak at Blooming Grove, Thursday Oct. 16. night. New Trenton, Friday, Oct. 19, night. HON, TRUMAN F. PALMER Cadidate for presidential elector, will speak as follows: Carroll county, Tuesday. Oct 14. Carroll countv. Wednesday, Oct. 15. Clymers Station, Thursday. Oct. 16. Red School-house, Friday. Ocf. 17, Walton, Saturday, Oct. 18. Kewana, Monday. Oct. 20. Leiters Ford, Tuesday, Oct. 21. Pulaski county, Wednesday. Oct. 22. Pulaski county, Thursday. Oct. 23. HON. JAMES C. VEATCH. Candidate for presidential elector, will speak as follows. Troy, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Bristow, Thursday, Oct. 16. afternoon. Cannelton, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Hagedoms, Saturday, Oct. 18. afternoon. Warrick county, Oct. 22, 23. 2*l. 25. Pike ceimty, Ch:t. 29. 30, 31, Nov. 1. HON. JAMES KEIUWIN Will speak as follows: Marion Township, Tuesday, Oct. 14. night. Queensville, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Zenas, Thursday, Oct. 16. night. Butlerville, Friday, Oct. 17, night. New Providence. Monday, Oct. 20, night. Watsons. Tuesday, Oct. 21. night. Utica. Wednesday, Oct. 22, night. Harrison county, Thursday, Oct. 23. night. Harrison eouuty. Friday. Oct. 24, night. Now Albany, Saturday, Oct. 25, night. HON. J. D. FERRELL, Candidate for Presidential Elector, will speak as follows: Steuben county, Oct. 21, 22. night. DeKalb county. Oct. 23, 24, 25, night. Allen county, Oct. 27, 28. night. Whitley county, Oct. 29, 30, night. Nobly county, Oct. 31, Nov. 1, night. HON. GEORGE W. STEELE, Candidate for Congress, will speak at Jay county, Tuesday, Oct. 14. Jay county, Wednesday, Oct. 15. Jay county. Thursday, Oct. 16. Trenton, Friday, Oct. 17. night. Dundee. Saturday, Oet. 18 afternoon. Montpelier, Saturday. Oct. 18. night. Leafontain, Monday, Oct. 20. afternoon. Rich Valley, Monday, Oct. 20. night. Roam, Tuesday, Oct. 21. afternoon. Liborty Mills, Tuesday, Oct. 21, night. MAJOR GEORGE W. GRUBBS, Candidate for Congress, will speak as follows: Paragon, Tuesday, Oct. 14, 7 p. m. Eminence, Wednesday, Oct. 15, 1 p. m. Hall, Wednesday, Oct. 15, 7 p. m. Monrovia, 'Thursday, Oct. 16, 1 p. m. Mooresville, Thursday, Oct. 16, 7 p. in. Waverly. Friday, Oct. 17, 2 p. tn. Centerton. Friday, Oct. 17, 7 p. m. Martinsville, Saturday. Oct. 18, 7 p. m. HON. B. K. HIGINBOTHAM AND MAJOR CHARLES T. DOXEY Will speak at Forest, Tuesday, Oct. 14. afternoon. Sardinia, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Pickard’s Mills, Wednesday, Oct. 15, afternoon. Kirklin, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Middlefork, Thursday, Oct. 16. afternoon. Michigantown, Thursday, Oct. 16, night. Jefferson, Friday, Oct. 17, afternoon. HON. THOMAS H. NELSON Will speak as follows: Parke county. Tuesday. Oct. 14, night. Vermillion county, Wednesday, Oct. 15. night. Veedorsburg, Thursday, Oct. 16, afternoon. Malott, Friday, Oct. lv. afternoon. New Ross, Saturday, Oct. 18, afternoon. San Pierre, Monday, Oct. 20, night. Knox, Tuesduy, Oet. 21, afternoon. Valparaiso, Wednesday. Oct. 22, night. Micnigan City, Thursday, Oct. 23. night. Wanatah, Friday, Oct. 24. afternoon. Monon, Saturday, Oct. 25, afternoon. HON. S. T. YANCEY Will speak as follows: Vienna, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Greenville. Thursday, Oct. 16, night. Galena. Friday, Oct. 17, night. Clark county, Saturday, Oct. 18, night. Washington county, Monday, Oct. 20, night. Washington county, Tuesday. Oct. 21. night. Washington county, Wednesday. Oct. 22, night. Orangeville, Thursday, Oct. 23. afternoon. French Lick, Friday, Oct. 24, afternoon. Newton Stewart, Saturday, Oct. 25, afternoon. GEORGE W, HIPPLB, The eloquent blacksmith, will speak at Peru, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Andrews, Wednesday. Oct. 15. night. Huntington, Thursday, Oct. 16, night. Allen county. Friday, Oct. 17, night, Alleu county. Saturday. Oct. 18. night. Fort Wayne. Monday, Oct. 20, night. Muncie, Tuesday, Oot. 21. night. Madison county, Wednesday, Oct. 22. night. Madison county, Thursday. Oct. 23. night. Madison count}', Friday, Oct. 24, night. Anderson. Saturday, Oct 25. night. New Castle, Monday, Oct. 27, night. Henry county, Tuesday. Oct. 28, night. Wayne county, Wednesday, Oct. 29, night. Cambridge City, Thursday, Oct. 30, night. HON. BILLY WILLIAMS. Will speak as follows: Sullivan, Tuesday, Oct. 14. night. Terre Haute. Wednesday, Oct. lf>. afternoon. Vincennes, Thursday, Out. 16. night. Washington, Friday, Oct. 17. night. Petersburg. Saturday. Oct. 18. afternoon. Princeton. Monday. Oct. 20. night. Mt. Vernon. Tuesday, Oct. 21. night. Evansville. Wednesday, Oct. 22. night. Boonville, Thursday, Oct. 23, night. Rockport, Friday, (jet. 24. afternoon. Greencastlo, Saturday, Oct. 25, afternoon. HON. N. B. PECKINPAUGH Will s|eak .as follows: Ireland, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Piko county, Wednesday, Oct. 15. night. Pike county, Thursday. Oot. 16. night. OwensviUe, Friday. Oct. 17, night. Fort Branch, Saturday, Oct. 18. night. Warrick county, Monday, Oct. 20, night. Warrick county. Tuesday, Oct. 21. night. Newtonville, Wednesday, Oct. 22. night. New Boston, Thursday. Otft. 23, night. HON. EDWARD H. GREEN Will speak as follows: Bennington, Tuesday, Oct. 14. Vevay, Wednesday. Oct. 15. Aberdeen, Thursday, Oct. 16. Ools'sCorner, Friday, Oct. 17. Milton, Saturday, Oct. 18. Fairland, Monday, Oct. 20. Bengal, Tuesday. Oct. 21. Genova; Wednesday, Oct. 22. Waldron, Thursday. Oet. 23. Precinct school-house. Friday, Oct. 24. Amos Saw Mill, Saturday, Oct. 25. GEN. JAMES R. CARNAHAN Will speak as follows: Bethany Park. Saturday, Oct. 18, afternoon, Rensselaer, Saturday, Oct. 25, night.

HON. DANIEL P. BALDWIN Will speak at Remington, Tuesday. Oct. 14, night. Rensselaer, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Sand Ridge. Thursday, Oct. 16. nigfit. Wheatfield. Friday. Oct. 17. night. Lowell, Saturday, Oct. 18, night. HON. W. H. GODDARD Will speak at Pleasant Mills, Tuesday, Oct, 14. Zanesville, Wednesday, Oct. 15. afternoon. Ossian. Wednesday, (jot. 15, night. Jackson Center. Thursday, Oct. 16. afternoon. Liberty Center. Thursday, Oct. 16. night. Hartford City. Friday, Oct. 17. night. Dundee. Saturday, Oct. 18, afternoon. Montpelier. Saturday, Oct. 18, night. Windfall, Friday, Oct. 24. night. Tipton, Saturday, Oct. 25. night. HON. J. B. KENNER Will speak at Akron, Thursday, Oct. 10. night. Liberty Mills, Tuesday, Oct. 21, afternoon* HON. JOHN L. GRIFFITHS Will speak at Mt. Auburn, Monday, Oct. 13, night. Waldron, Tuesday. Oct. 14. night. Shelby county, Wednesday, Oct 15, night. HON. A. C. HARRIS Will speak as follows: Madison. Tuesday, Oct. 14. night, Jeffersonville. Wednesday. Oct. 15. night. Sellersburg. Thursday, Oct. 16. night. New Albany, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Georgetown, Saturday. Oct. 18. night. HON. IL B. SHIVELY Will speak as follows: Fairmount, Wednesday. 15, night. Etna, Saturday. Oct. 18, night. HON. DAVID L. BISHOP Will speak as follows: San Pierre, Wednesday. Oct. 15. night. North Jtidson. Thursday. Oct. 16. night. Francesville, Friday. Oct. 17. night. Pulaski, Saturday. Oct. 18. night. HON. W. D. WALLACE Will speak at West Lebanon. Tuesday. Oct. 14. night. Attica, Wednesday, Oct 15, night Delphi, Thursday, Oct. 16. night. - Chalmers, Friday, Oct. 17, night. HON. H. L. GORDON Will speak at Cedar Grove, Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Beuna Vista. Wednesday, Oct. 15. afternoon. Oldenburg, Thursday, Oct. 16. night Pcpperton, Friday. Oct. 17. night Dearborn county, Oct. 20. 21. 22. Ripley county, Oct 23, 24. 25. HON. O. M. WILSON Will speak at Sharpsville. Tuesday. Oct 14, night Kcmpton, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night HON. WILLIAM D. FRAZER Will speak as follows: Green Oak. Tuesday, Oct. 14, night Walnut, Wednesday. Oct, 15. night Inwood, Tlufrsday, Oct. 16, night HON. WILLIAM K. MARSHALL Will speak as follows: Klkinsville. Wednesday, Oct. 15. night Beck’s Grove, Thursday. Oct. 16. night New Belleville. Friday. Oct. 17. night. North Salem, Brown county, Saturday, Oct 18, night. HON. S. N. CHAMBERS Will sneak as follows: Beuna Vista, Tuesday, Oct 1-C night Ekin, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night Oakland, Thursday, Oct. 16, night Marion county, Friday, Oct. 17, night Centerville, Saturday, Oct. 18. night HON. JOSEPH STUBBLEFIELD Will speak as follows: Ellsworth. Tuesday, Oct. 14, night. Hillnam, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night Martin county, Oct. 10, night. Martin county, Oct. 17, night. Martin county, Oct. 18, night HON. WILL A. KEARNEY, The young Irish orator, will speak as follows; Kokomo, Tuesday, Oct. 11, night. Peru. Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. LaGro, Thnrstlay, Oct. 16. night. Monterey. Friday, Oct. 17. night. Winaraac, Saturday, Oct. 18. night. Medarvville. Monday. Oct. 20. night Columbia City. Tuesday. Oct. 21, night Marion, Wednesday, Oct. 22, afternoon. Anderson. Thursday. Oct. 23. night. Klwood, Friday October 24. night. Indianapolis, Monday. Oct. 27. night Fortville, Tuesday, Oct. 28. night. New Castle, Wednesday, Oot. 29. night Richmond. Thursday, Oct. 30. night Jfnncie, Friday, Oct. 31. night. * Fort Wayne. Saturday, Nov. 1, night Lafayette, Monday, Nov. 3, night. HON. R. S. ROBERTSON Will speak as follows: Bluffton, Thursday, Oct. 23. afternoon. Huntington, Friday, Oct. 24. afternoon. HON. PHILIP RAPPAPORT Will speak in German at Lawrenceburg, Tuesday. Oct. 14. night. I >e:irhorn county, Wednesday, Oct. 15, uight Oldenburg, Thursday. Oct. 16. night Richmond, Monday, Oct. 20, night. Terre Haute. Friday Oct. 24, night. HON. ROBERT B. ENOSi.S Will speak as follows: Fulton county, Oct. 15, night. Fulton county, Oct. 16. night. Fulton county, Oct. 17, night. Fulton county, Oct. 18, night. Miami county, Oct. 20, night. Miami county, Oct 21. night. Miami county, Oct. 22, night. HON. WILLIAM L. TAYLOR Will speak as follows: Precinct school-house, Moral township, Thursday, Oct. 16, night. Marion, Friday, Oct. 17, night. HON. R. 'B. TAYLOR Will speak at Bridgeport, Tuesday, Oct. 15, night. Indianapolis, Wednesday, Oct. 16. night Wabash, Thursday. Oct. 17, night. HON. JAMES N. HUSTON Will speak as follows: Union City, Thursday. Oct. 16. night Winchester, Friday, Oot. 17, night. HON. W. R. GARDINER Will speak at Fayetteville. Thursduy. Oot. 16. night Bloomington, Friday, Oct 17, afternoon. Whitolund. Saturday, Oct. 18, night Kuightstowu, Monday, Oct. 20, afternoon. HON. T. D. EVANS Will speak as follows: Bentonville, Tuesday. Oct. 14, night. Alquina, Thursday, Oct. 16. night. Whitcomb, Saturday, Oct. .18, afternoon. HON. A. W. MONTGOMERY Will speak as follows: Gasburg f Thursday. Oct. 23, uight Monrovia, Friday, Oct. 24, night. HON. It. B. F. PEI ROE Will speak as follows: Montezuma. Friday, Oot. 17. night Annapolis, Saturday, Oet. 18, night HON. THOMAS B. ADAMS Will speak at Franklin, Saturday, Oct. 25, night. HON. WILL. T. WALKER Will speak as follows: Butler Switch. Thursday. Oct. 16, uight Six Milo, Friday, Oct. 17, night. HON. JAMES N. TYNER. Will speak as follows: Chili, Wednesday, Oct. 15. aPfcmoon. Bunker Hill. Thursday, Oct. 16, night Somerset. Friday. Oct. 17. afternoon. Rauiu, Saturday. Oct. 18, afternoon. HON. JOHN OVKRMYKK Will speak as follows: Brewersville, Tuesday. Oct 1 1. afternoon. San Jacinto, Wednesday, Oct. 15, afternoon. Six Mile. Friday, Oct. 17. afternoou. Lovett, Saturday, Oct. 18. night. Marble Corner, Saturday, Oct. 25, afternoon. HON. EUGENE <4- HAY Will speak as follows: Quercus Grove, Friday. Oct. 17. night Patriot. Saturday, Oct. i.B, night. Charlestown, Saturday, Oct. 25, night HON. JOHN B. ELAM Will speak at Frankfort, Friday, Oct.. 17, night # DR. LEVI RITTER Will speak as follows: Jonesboro, Thursday, Oct. 16, afternoon. WILLIAM H. CON NETT Will speak as follows: Lincoln City, Tuesday, Oct. 14. night Richland, Wednesday, Oct 15, night HON. JAMES VAN OSDAL Will speak as follows, in Ohio county: Rising Sun. Saturday. Oct. 18. night Hartford. Monday, Oot 20, night. New Hope, Tuesday, Oot. 21, night

HON. D. S. ALEXANDER Will speak as follows: Bluff Greek, Tuesday, Oct. 14. night. Providence, Wednesday, Oct. 15. night Nineveh,Thursday, Oct. 16. ni^ht. Greenwood, Friday, Oct. 17. night. McCordsville, Tuesday, Oct. 24, night Palestine, Wednesday. Oct. 22, night. Cleveland. Thursday, Oct. 23. night. Groenfield, Friday, Oct. 24, night. Plainfield, Tuesday, Oct. 28, night. Coatesville, Wednesday, Oct. 29. night Clayton, Thursday. Oct. 30. night. Danville, Friday, Oct. 31, night. HON. WILL CUMBACK Will sneak as follows: Jamestown, Tuesday, Oct. 14. night. New Ross. Wednesday, Oct. 15. afternoon. Zionsviile, Friday, Oct. 24, afternoon. Noblesville, Saturday. Oct. 21. aftornoon. Clarksburg. Friday. Oct. 31, afternoon. HON. OLIVER T. MORTON Will speak as follows: Oakland City. Tuesday, Oct. 14. Owensburg, Wednesday, Oct. 15, afternoon. Bloomfield, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. Worthington. Thursday, Oct. 16. night. Clay City, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Bowling Green. Saturday. Oct. 18. afternoon. Saline City. Saturday. Oct. 18. night. Knox. Starke county. Tuesday, Oct. 21, afternoon* Valparaiso., Wednesday, Oct. 22. night. Michigan City, Thursday, Oct. 23, night. HON. LEVI FERGUSON Will speak as follows: Hendricks county. Tuesday, Oct. 14. night. Hendricks county. Wednesday. Oct. 15. night. Putnam county, Thursday, Oct. 16. night. Putnam county, Friday. Oct. 17, night. HON. JAMES T. JOHNSTON Will speak as follows: Sugar Creek township. Wednesday, Oct. 15, nig* fc. Hartford. Thursday. Oet. 16. afternoon. Seoleyville, Thursday, Oct. 16, night. New Goshen, Friday, Oct. 17. night. Terre Haute, Saturday, Oct. 18, night. HON. JOHN G. BERKSHIRE Candidate for presidential elector, will speak as follows: New Marion. Tuesday, Oct. 14. night. Hartsville, Wednesday, Oct. 15. night. Oid Milan. Thursday, Oct. 16. night. Holton, Friday, Oct. 17, night. HON. GEORGE T. PORTER Will speak as follows: Jamestown, Tuesday. Oct. 14. night. Danville, Friday. Oct. 17. night. Seymour, Saturday, Oct. 18 night... HON. THOMAS HANNA Will speak as follows: Switz City. Saturday. Oct. 18, afternoon. Waveland, Tuesday, Oct. 21, night. HON. JESSE J. SPANN Will speak at Beuna Vista. Wednesday. Oct. 15, afternoon. Carthage. Thursday. Oct. 16. night. Beavers, Friday, Oct. 17, night. Morristown, Monday, Oct. 20, day or night. Milroy. Thursday. Oct. 23. Hamilton county, Monday, Oct. 27. Hamilton county, Oct. 28. Hamilton county, Oct. 29. Hamilton county, Oct. 30. Hamilton county, Oct. 31. GENERAL FRED KNEFLER Will speak as follows: Huntsville, Wednesday, Oct. 15, night. HON. PETER S. KENNEDY Will speak as follows: Veedersburg, Wednesday. Oct. 15. night. Rushvillo. Saturday. Oct. 18, night. Vermillion county. Tuesday. Oct. 21. night. Vermillion county, Wednesday. Oct. 22. night. Vermillion county, Thursday, Oct. 23. night. Parke county, Wednesday, Oct. 29. night. Parke county, Thursday, Oct. 30, night. Parke county, Friday, Oct. 31. night. ISAAC CARTER Will speak as follows, in Ripley county: Versailles. Saturday, Oct. 18, night. Friendship. Monday, Oct. 20. night. Elrod, Tuesday, Oct. 21, night. Delaware Station. Wodnesilay, Oct. 22, night. Rexville. Thursday, Oct. 23; night. Osgood, Friday, Oct. 24. night. Young or middle-aged men suffering from nervous debility or other delicate diseases, however induced. speedily and permanently cured. Address World's Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo, N. Y. (Qi4xcA> vP When a man has suffered from Rheumatism only a llttlo while, and Is relieved from his pain, he Is happy and delighted. But suppose he has Suffered for more than a third of a century. # Alvin Grim, of Vale, lowa, writes: # # “Athlophoros hae helped mo much. The# # pain in my limbs is all gone, but some lame- # # ness is left yet, and well there might bo, # # for I have been troubled for thirty-five • # years with Rheumatism.” • Mrs. A. B. Baker, of Chicago, Had rheumatic pains in her back for fifteen years, and Mr. Baker had been the victim of Rhenmatlsru until his head was drawn down over hla lelt shoulder. Mr. Bilker writes: # “ Half a bottle of ATHLoruonos made • Jme as good as new. My wife has taken tt the othor half, and has not complained of 9 • her back since. She says her back never was # • so free from pain and acho as it has been 0 • since she has taken the Aihlophobos.” ® There are many people who think that because they have suffered so long, and have tried so many medicines in vain, they must “suffer on their three score years.’’ But you see what Athlophoros has done. However Old your Ciise; However Severe your Pains; However Orcut your Disappointments, HOr - Try Athlophoros "SOS If yon oannotget Athlophoros of your druggist, wo will send it express paid, on receipt of regular price—one dollar pct bottle. 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