Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 65, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1885 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILl' SENTINEL FItIDA MORNING MARCH' G 1835-

THE CABINET. Coraetbinjr of tba Democratic Opinion With Reference to Mr. Cleveland's Adyleere.

The announcement of Mr. Cleye'ana'a Cabinet yesteidsy was well received by the local Democracy, and the opinion on all tides was freely expressed that he had called round him a clasa of men in whom ihe country as well as the party repose the TitiLOst confidfcce. Some thought that the Cabinet cfiicea could possibly Laye been f etter distributed, trat no one appeared to deel the least donbt regarding the ability, He jatriotiem or the epecial fitness ttf Mr. Cleveland's advisers for lfc! re?rective pcsitions which they iad been called npon to 11. With the exteptionof one or two, they are all men of 3org: experience in public life, arid are conlessedlv io the front rank of American statesmanship. The opinion prevaili amon tbe local Democracy that the selections of ihe President are an earnest to the people 11 ut Iiis administration will be progressive, hont si and economical. It can cot t der.led that tbre were mny citizens of Indianapolis. llepablicsrm aj wil as Ieniccrat3, who hoped persistently to tin est hour that Ex-Senator MeDaiald's xiame would at th last appear in the list. 11 ere is no rmtstion bat tbe disappointment over his not being in the Cabinet is widespread in Indiana. Perhaps of all the Democrats in the Stats Mr. McDonald feels the lt9l diiappointment. and the little he daes if el, if any at all, is on account of his friends rather than for himself. A Sentinel representative, with the list of appointees in hand, called on Mr. McDonald for an expresEsion of opinion on the complexion of tbe Cabinet He had already teen the nominations. Being satisfied that the nnefdeial announcements published on "Wednesday were authentic, he was not surnrisul a 5e terday's confirmation of ir. The President bad exercised his undoubted liht. be Baid, ir maklm; his selections, ani o far a3 the material cf which the Cabinet "wai composed no w"ll grounded objections could be made. Mr. McDinald thoazht lbat in geographical distribution the President had been less fortunate, and might ex"ptct rr.ore or less expressions of disappoint zrrent from the sections of the country that tera to Lave been neglected. Tne individual members of the Cabinet he pronounced men of acknowledged character, and held lnoee of tbem with whom he was acquainted lo be bejend question gentlemen ot ability and integrity. "Yen do not appear, Senator, to be suffering any personal disappointment from your jieme not appearing in the list of appointor," remarked the Sentinel. "Ihen my appearance does not derive," responded Mr. McDonald, with one of his heaity lacghs. 'I am profoundly gratful io my friends, especially to my late associates in Congress and the Democratic party of Indiana; for the earnestness "wiih which they have pressed my name for b place in the Cabinet, and if it had been tendered me my acceptance would have been sclely on their account so as not to disappoint them, and against my own Inclination and interest. "It has been repeatedly stated in the press 1 hat Mr. Hendricks has not favored your appointment. Have you any camments to znake npon this?1' "Nothing that has heretofore appeared on lhat subject pro or con has been either ntlered or inspired by rile and all that I have to say is that from the beet information I ihave Mr. Hendricks has said nothing la my ifavor. though possibly nothing against me. 3n this respect his conrsa has differed from lhat of every other leading Democrat of Indians, so far as I know." What of President Cleveland's inaugural ?" "I am very much pleased with it It w&3 in od est and brief, but full of earnest words, zxttered by one who seemed fully conscious nf the weighty responsibilities heVas assuming and determined to devote his best energies to their faithful discharge." AMUSEMENTS. iPlfKSnVji GR&5D OI'ERA HOISE "VICTOR DURAND.'" There is no strain for efect in saying that the 5.ijze of tbe Grand furnished last even3ng the strongest play and the strouges caU ihat has beu upoH oar boards this season. Jibe play in less competent hands would be attractive; the company would give in a weaker play an admirable performance, uut iere we have most effective plot, scenery, situations and dialogue, and a galaxy of stars to interpret the thrilling characters the 3!aywright gave to "Victor Darand." The scenes are laid in I aris, and American people are prominent tn the characters. "Ilnth" (Miss Sophie Evre). the eldest daughter ot "John Vaughn, loves and -weds "Henri Favart"(Mr. George Clarke) wbom she had first met in JU.nna. "Hutu ltd formerly been betrotbed to "Pauj LDean" (Mr. Fred Coroett), who, four year prior to her marriage, was assaulted on a train between Morocco and Paris, robbed and so rcunded on the head that be was p:c?d in an asylum for tbe insane. "Baron de Mersac" (Sir. Nerton Gotthold), an adventurer and polished villain, discovers in "Henri Favart" the person of "Victor Durand." who has been unjustly accused and convicted o the assault on "I'aul Dt-an'' and fenteuced to tbe galleys lor life, but who had t scaped after two years of imprisonment. "De Meraac" himself had committed the crime, but, intent upon the obtaining of "Ruth," he comes into the bsrpy circle at Paris, and, denouncing "Favait" a3 an escaped convict,, has him rearrested. Meantime "Septimus Ssverus Tubb' (Mr. W. H. Denny), deeply involved in eyeglass, diaries, ha'J idiocy atd love for "Violet," "Ruth's1 jounger s'ster, comes on a visit and demonstrating that he is not so big a fool as he looks to be, recalls having met "Da Merac" and his accomplice, "Antonio Sforza" (Mr. Roland Buckstone). an Italian or3n grinder, and by aid of certain findings In his diaries and otherwise, exposes the real criminal, and after a terrible ordeal for the innocent ones, establishes "Fovrat's" Innocence. Anything like an adequate recital of the . ingenions, stronand entertaining situations can not here be essayed. Nor can anything lew than an observation of the performance give a correct estimate of the exceeding .force end crace of rendition of the several roles. Tbe ctst is a notable one, and such . as is seldom teen grouped off the metropolis fcosrds. We can faithfully promise an nn- : csual feast for all who may see "Victor Durand." The play runs the remainder of the week, including Saturday matinee. "UKAF.TS OF OAK" AT ENGLISH?. Ar other fair -tired audience witnessed this teantiful drama of American life and grit at English's lat night. "The Bibj" atiU lontinues the absorbing object of interest with the fair sex. It is a piain but powerlai drarra, possessing beautiful scenery. Taoie "who have not seen it should go before the "eekcJoiej. Don't forget the maticea tomorrow at cheap prices Cbarloit- Thompson, supported by C. G. Crais and a coed company, all of next week, in -Jane Eyr," "Phillis." "Romanoff," Is'ell Owjcjue'' and "Eaü Lyune" a Wi 1

selected repertoire of old and new plays. Popular prices. sons. Business at tbe Zoo continues large. The bill embraces both drama and variety. Charlotte 'Thompson will be at English's all next week in a round of her popalar plays. The dude in "Victor Daraud" is eimply immense. Hlsmonotonus 'Wother fellow'' takes the house by storm. "The best play and the best company of the season" is the universal yerdict of everybody who saw "Victor Durand" at the Grand last night. The return of Charlie Hoyt's laughing triumph, "A Rag Baby," to tbe Grand the first part of next week promises to be a most popular event. Tbe popular Dime Museum is filled to overflowing every afternoon and evening this week, and the ihow given is one of the best of the season. The "Victor Darand" matinee at the Grand to-morrow afternoon will be plaved at popu'ar prif3 twenty he a id ri'ty cents, with seventy-five cents for reserved seats. W.J. Fielding represanting the Hsnloa Erotberb' "FanUferua" Cooipany, which ap-

peers at the Grand the lat part ot next week, is in the city. He talks of joining Jim Coo Ve in a ecbeme to sive a P. H. festival durirg the summer months. SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS. Regular Meeting of the School Board Reports of the Various Officers and Committees. There was a regular meeting of tbe School Board lsst evening. There were present Messrs. Bell, Frenzle, Kuhn, Bingham, Brown ir -j, Vonoesut, Carey aad Merritt. The T er.3uver'8 report was submitted, making tbe Ir'. lowing financial thowing: Balance on banc. March 1, epecial fund, 37,7roi; Library fund, G1,;;;0 -6; tuition fund, $1", i97.00. Balance overdrawn, 16,0o2.7, Tbe Secretary reported that warrants arucunting to ?!,43.2:i had been drawn on the Treasurer during the month of February. Tee Committee on the Appointment of Teachers and Salaries reported the resignation of Miss Dela Curtis, School No. C, aad tbe transfer of Mies Sjphia Helms from No. 1 to fill the vacancy; also, the appointments cf Mrs. Jennie S. Bollensr to "1 school at No 1 and Miss Margaret Wells to AB school at No. 2. The report of the Librarian showed that tbe total circulation for the month of February was 13,U3. The Committee on Finance and Auditing submitted their report, recommendlne the payment of bills amounting to $2,010 3 4. Concurred in. The Superintendent of Pablic Schools submitted his monthly report, showing that 11,162 pupils belong to the public schools at tbe present time. On recommendation of tbe Committee on Text Books, the Board adopted Ls Coaipe's Geology for use in tbe High School. The Board then adjourned. GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. Germany's Troubled In the Cameroon!. Losdon, March 5. Advices from the Cameroons of January 10 say that Hickorytown, Lochprisas, Foestown, Moskoko and Belltown were burned to the ground and the natives have sought refuge in the bush. King Bell is afraid to return. Two chiefs commenced a palaver after the German Admiral sent two of his officers as hostages up the country. The Admiral notified the rebel chiefs that they must pay fox the losses of the English residents. A German Judge will shortly adjudicate upon the claims. During the palaver the hostile natives repeatedly plundered tbe F.r glich and German factories. The Rnulan Minister' Dltpatches. Lontojj, March 5. Tbe dispatches handed Gladstone this nfternoon by the Russian Ambassador were from the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, who denies Russian occupation of Akrobat. Zuleifakar Pass and Sariyuz was designed to forestall the decisions of the Joint Commission on the Ras30 Afghan front 'er. He save the advance of tbe Russians npon Pnli-Khatum was only ordf red after the Afgbans. in July last, during tbe neeotiations for the organization of the commission, occupied Penjdeh, and in January tbey occupied Sariyuz, when the Afghans withdraw on the advance of the Hessians. The Russ'an Minister does not rr.aintain that Rusta disputed the outposts, bnt refuses to withdraT until the Comrniition presents its report. Tain's Errand to the Malult. P-kr.ie, March ,". Henri Rocbefort announces that Oliver Pain (s taking no part in tbe Soudan campaign. Rochefort adds that the Madhi estrusts no command to a European. Pain is in Egypt for the purpose of raneoroisg French prisoners in possession of the False Proj.het, for which purpose the Fitnch residents in Cairo subscribed $100,coo. Bismarck's Orgnn Agnlo. Berlin, March : The North German Gaxette characterizes as wilful perversions of truth the attempts of the English newspapers to construe tbe speech of Bismarck as indicaticg a desire to contribute lo Gladstone's overthrow. Bismarck's object, tbe Gazette avers, was to state the real facts of Germany's attitude in regard to Egypt. Stajor O'Connor' Apology Disapproved. Di FMN, March ;". The Fitzgerald Testimonial Committee returned Lord Mayor O'Connor his subscription because "of the mean and abject apology made for his remarks at the meeting in Ph nix Park on hfneday coscerning the action he should t? ke upon the arrival of the Prince of Wales in Irelacd." Potent rarnell Party. Dcrnx, March 5 The Nationalists have edopted a resolution calling upon the Municipal Counsellors to preserve an attitude of dignified neutrality with reference to the visit of the Prince of Wales, and warning them that any act inimical to the Parnell party will lose them the support of their con&tituents. Dynamiter' ManUeato. Paris, March :. A manifesto of dynamiters, addressed to the Prince of Wales, pledges bim safety during his visit to Irelard because he is a Fresmnan. The document is signed by Michael Fiaanery. Approval of the Mayor' Apology. DuruN, -ch ,r). The Freeman's Journal snd other natiot allst pipsrs thronghout Ire I lacd express approval cf Lord Mayor John

O'Connor's apology for the threat he made in his Pb nix Park speech to haul down the tir. from tbe Mansion House when the Prince of Wales landed in Dublin.

Will Retaliate. Vienna. March 5 It is believed the Reichsrath will retaliate against Francs in the matter of custom duties if the tariff lately enacted by the French on cereals is fontd to werk disastrously to Austrian and Hurgaiian producers. The Konto afghan Oaention. loxdo.v, March 5. Baron Mohrsnheim, the Russian Ambassador, had an interview with Gladstühe to diy, and communicated tbe contents of a nomberof important d:i patches received from bi government regarding the Ru? so-Afghan frontier question. Threats Agalutt fcugland in Ugjpt. Albvakdria, March 5 Signs of discontent among the natives against British rule are increasing. Threats against th9 life of tepbenron, the English commander, are frequently heard in the streets. Sinew ut Wht Voted. London, Ma'ch 5 The Commons voted jL"f),(iC0 sterling for extra naval expenses for E7pt and for the construction cf iron-claii. Tb fcarriccn in Ireland will not be farther rtdnced. lctdia Chlefi Ueputfiate Kugland. London, March.. A dispatch from Tehej&n ttates trat insurgent native chiefs of India bave ulrtudy raised the fiery cr03s and proclaimed in favorof Russia. Punch' Cartoons. I.0M 05, March 5. Punch has cartoons of Gladstone as "Jcpeph Surface" and John Ball a 'Sir Peter," addre?sing the Premier with "D n ycur tentiment." Will Secure Yeia Carrying Rice Skac;hai, March ." Admiral Courbet's tqcadron :i 'rived off Gutzifl to-day. He will dispatch cru'sers from this point ta secure Vtbtels carrying rice. The Prliir und Prlnc-es Belfast, March .1 Tee Prince anl Princess of Wales will pass April 8 and ! heie. A commiitee is arranging for th9ir welcome. Cont of the Itepalrs. Loy don, March 5 The repairs of the damagts to the Heuse of Commons and Westixirfter Hall by the dynamite explosions ccst $i;J,CC0. The Snepeuded Auditor. Des Moines March ä State Auditor Brown, suspended from office by the Governor, attempted again this morning to assume the duties of Auditor. Governor Sherman had him and Stewart, his Deputy, arrested. Tney were subsequently released on bail. Brown and his friends kept possession cf the Auditor's office all day and kept the dcois locked. Oklahoma Dooniers. Kajjsab City, March .". There are about ."CO Oklahoma boomers in camp here, and it is expected t( be 1,000 by Sunday. The start for the territory will be made on Monday, having been delayed on account of the arre st of the leaders and the bad condition of tbe roads. The troops are already in the territory ucder command of Major Benteen. A Silver llesolntion. Denver, Col,, March 5. The Chamber of Commerce this evening unanlmonsly adopted a resolution requesting the new Secretary of the Treasury to pay out the silver coin now bearded in the vaults of the Treasury, in order to ctop the contraction of the currency and thus relieve the business depression of the country. Fires for the Year. Nkw York, March 5. Tbe Daily Conimer cial Balittin estimates the a-gien-ae fire loss ol February at $1,000,000 ."0 per cant, more than the average loss in February for ten vears past. Including January; some fclS.CCO.COO worth of property has Darned up thus far in 1,5. An Indiana Girl at the liead. Cincinnati, March o. The Ohio College of Dental Surgery, at its twenty-ninth annual commencement, last night, gave diplomas to twentyeix graduates. The gold medal of honor was taken by Carrie Floyd, of Indiana, the only woman in the class. The Holler-Skate Six Days' Race. New York, March 5. At midnight the score of the six days' ro!l"r skating match wss as follows: Donavan, TS."; Schock, 7.V; Brjst, 732: Maddocks, 712; Omelia, 0J7; Meyer, rVJ; Allen, G0 ; Johnson, Ward, "Hi; Calhoun, f8' A Premature Discharge. Tom kinsvii.lk, Staten Island, March 5. A premature discharge of a cannon yesterday badly wounded a dozm men. Joseph Judge's eye sight was destroyed and he is believed to be fatally injured. The others will recover Hanged for Wife Mardsr. PniLADELrniA, March 3. Dv. AlbärtG. V, Gcerscn was hanged at the county prison this morning for poisoning his wife nearly f.ve years ago. Senator Frye is said to be the only Congressman who dresses in homespun that is to say, his clothes are made of goods manufactured in his own woolen mills at Lewisten. C. K KUEOELO & VFHIT9KTT, Funeral Directors and Srabaliaer, No. 77 North Delaware street. Telephone connection to office and residences. Carriages for Weddings ind Parties. WHEAT BAKING PURE and WHOLESOME. It mntalns no tnj-jriong insTcdicnt. It inaw no d-i-tf riom FnNtsiHVK in the trraT n.i t.l ure fc-raj-c Crcaia cf Titfur tu4 Aiuiu iowdcra ii . It rpstomj In th C"Tir the LLrhTy !rr. port äst coaf tituenta rvx-cUxi m tb bran ol Ui wn-st. It make a U-tfr toad lilitcr Litu.i Uiu sui MARTI H KALBFLEISGH'S SCiiS, E'tat.IbtcJU.'O. 5S FL'LTOX KT.. X. Y. For sale by all leading Grocers.

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mm v fcd v-3 AbsoluteSy Pure. This powder never vanes, a ra&rvel of purity strength and wholt&orneae&s. Uore ecouomica than tbe ordinary kinds, and can not be sold In competition with the multitude of loir test, short weiRbt, alum or phosphate powders. Bold only la cans. Royal Baking Powokb Co., 100 Wall Street. New York. CARTER) 1 "IRrfe Iii QVPTt. -TV 1. ft1 P -A 5ick neadnehe and rollers all tbo troiM tnirirnt to a bilious f:-t cf the rystem, euch as lhzriac3, Nausea. DrowsLicsa, Distre33 after eaun?, Pain in tho bids, &c. Y.'Lile their xnc5irciiark b!e BUCCC33 had beca bbovva In curizg nidiche, yrtCarter's LUtl?LivTP:i!3.ree;Tial:y valaabla in Constipation, curing and preventing this tnnoyinjr complaint, vrhilo they also correct 11 disorder of tho Btomach, etiraulata the liver t.d regale the bowels. Even if ihey only cured Ach thfy won!d ha t!mot pripl?ss to thoss wha Baler from this distressing complaint ; bat fortunately their goodness does notend here, and those who once try then will find these ltttla pills valuable In eo many ways that they will cot bo willing o& wiUiout then. Lut after all sick nead Is thebana of so many lives that here is where w raake our preat boaiU Oar pilld cara it whila ethers do not. - J . Carter's Little Livrr PVJ are very email and very easy to take. Üna or two pills mate a dose. They are strictly vegetable and) do not pipe or purge, but by their gentla action please all wha bso them. In vials et 25 centa ; five for Sol tj druggists everywhere, or cent by mail r - v w CATtTKU HIEDICIKE CO., 1 XCW York City; IIow Jew understand what a perfect fit iaP That painful period of "breaking ia"ia daesied essential to every navy outfit. This Is positively unnecessary. The eclentlflo principles applied to the numrous siapes and sizes of "the I tan an" shoe, insures perfect fit, and their flexibility, absolute freedom from the torture cf " breaking in." as they ar asy and comfortable from tv Crst day. Sold ev?rrwhr. Alt yo'ir rLoe da alar for tj3 HAN AN & SON. WHOA! JANOAUY! Removal ol the Old Established Harness Shop OF TO No. CS East Wash. St. and 71 East tart SU With the Largest Stock of Harness, Horse Blankets, Clothlnjr. Kobes, etc., ever shown In the ötate. Elegant Rooms and Elegant Goods. "SAFE --- BRILLIANT !'' EIIFSCTIOS

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SdC.IIfservcd Seats, 83. Hcjcrvcö Seats,50c. -A.sn.iix To-INTislxt: Fvery KvLlni; ftr.d turtlMV Matinee! Grand prodpction of the Greatct of Modern äuteefcses, Jame A. H erne's eceuicaud Dramatic TKtuie, Hearts ol O,!: ! Intrcdnciru: Jas A. üerne in hip ori2inal cbractrr of Terre Pennisnn. supported by a Carefully fce'.ecied Company. Every teene New aal Appropriate! tvery EüTfcct StartUnu; aad fce&listk ! Kvery l'ii ture 1'erftTi. Kcmember, the prices are oaiy l. Zb. 5 au-l cOc. , Next Wcfk-CHAKLOTTE THOMPrOX. AN IX3TAKTANEOC3 HIi: AGAIN to night: ONLY UlATINllR BATUKD VY AT i. Y;rr'R 1'I kand! I TJT "l'rn,,'v ' Yi T R Oriiwr ! Vmi.RPi-fcASi: I UÖIi'l'ji ' Vi'Tus Drp.AN ! Tliojit;i- Company. Tr'e Greatest Dramatic Triumph of the Sas ;n. IlenryGuy C'arleioa's New aad OrU!n&t Ply, u VICTOR OURND!" Tbc Company inclndea George CMrke. Mis Sophie Eyre. Louisa Ptlloa, Coas AVheitleich, Newton ootthold. R. Hnckstan, rt II. Danav, Fred Corrett, Harry Talbott, S Duoois, Agni Elliott, aad others. 100 ym" I VictorDM3l! I lattTi' Voxl '.Veck K.VG RAIl." WIG WAS! Ri?ÜL .lnesday nl Thnrsdsv, March II and 12 FÜINCE ON BICYCLE. Against WALTEE DEAN ON QKA.TES. OOLLE&E AVENUE HHi FRIDAY NIGHT, MWICH Ctb. Grand Faro7 Vraiz Carnival ! No cne admitted to the Jloor without costuine. Prizes tor b(t repro'eataiion of cbaracter: 1st prize. I-adics' Pair Club Skites: '2d prize. Gluts' pair Sleeve üuttoi:: 8d, Comical Character, tiiate C ae: 4lh. Best Dude, -ommutatioa Ticket. MERIDIAN RINK! it iocs 10 lo 1. 2 to 4:30. and 7:.0 to 10. Admission aiorning and Aftorno an, 2.0 Cts., IiiClcdice 'Skates or Surf ce. Fvcniac Admiatioa 10cts.;fcKatesor tur.'ace 10 ct?. extra. Mub'c every Evtnlnz and WetlnesJay and Saturday Afternoons. Polite and Gentlemanly Instructors. 00. Mm, on WG8ivand Monthlv Tavments 97 East TTasüincton St.

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LOST Any article of valr.e. not cteeedtn three Ur es, inserted two times FREE Under the head "Situation Wanted." four ila or Icy, lmttcd FKEE. 117 ANTED Situation by ni3 He t2c1 laty s copjiht. Addret VIDOA". fcl Soath NoMj ttrect. i TT7 ANTED-Walkar's American Lw aul ra V Kon's Laws of B sines: secand-littnd. A die, mtrng price. F F. 11. ö WANTED Work of any kind, br an c:lre. industrious. experienctd aad cöapeteat F. I'IEaC'E, care Kingan v Uo. 2i WANTED-Sltuationonafarm, bv an enerienced man audwlfc. For furilier particulars aciartss W. ä , B.ntlnel oa.ce. o WANTED To sell a tccond-hand cn?!.n-. twenty-five borte powe r (poriah e t U K n i: SANTK R-.OX, Lapelle, Mflisoa Co.. Ind. j :; WANTED A position in real estate r iufu--ance office: familiar wim tho u:.i,et. Moderate talary cipecud. II. N.. this t ilice. i WANTED A youn? man would like ti .!- writin? at home of evenir.?s for men: ßrt ei1 reference. Address M.. Pr:ri--l OftiC:. f ANTED Grape v pes to pruno: vlncTa'l, V fruit irc-a or treratotrim. A.ilr-s or epply to CllARLEö LDWAKÜ, iJü Won Wa hingttn street. s j 17 ANTED Situation In an oüi;o ai pno.iora ? V pber, and to do other oface work: w i p-n. men hijcI can operate typ writer. Address t. MoKRltuN, VJQ East Market treet. 1 WANTED 3ituation either in dry ooln or ?rocry More by a jounc mtn. aced tentytwo, with one j(ar exrrlence: cn K'vereerfcce. Appy at Fiat Kock, Shelby County, Indiana. Box t 4 Vi; ANTED Commercial ralcEmen viitlnjr tbe dry goods trade in the Western and Southern States to carry a ocd paying Ride line In samples; sells Iron photographs. Acdrcsa CA f '.SON noSlt'ItY 1 AND COMPANY, 2ü7 and 2Q) Mource street. Chlcapo. 111. 6 ANNOUNCEMENTS. THOSE colon to Hot Fprlnss lor t-e tr-e.'mct ct ejihi.is, gleet, fccrolu.a. an a all cut.i:ieoia or blccd diteaH-s, can be cured for one ttiird the coRtcfuchat Jp at the old reliable tnd. I Lave bten located hero for twenty thrf e years, nrt with the adV8ntage ol lovgaDd euccesaful ex;K:rienct can warrant a cure in all caves. pcrn:atcrmoa ai,l lmxctency, in all tbtlr fiaqt-g, positively cured, ptliw bourp, ham. to 9 p. m., 4 Virinl avenue, indigniolis. Till s?nt witn full dineUoEsat l per box. D2. BENNETT, euccor to Dr. Ewine. FOB SALE. B ORSALE-Oue fine draft Bullion. HALSTON & CO. 13 F OR SALE Piano, almost new, at a sacriSre. j4 bJatcßtreet. v POR SALE FARM-A bargain offered: lf0 acres of good land, well Improved, for $ i,0U3; aitrjatcd five miles west of Yandalia. one northwest of Ilagerstown, on the t. L., V. anl T. U. Kailrrad. For detcriptlon addrns J. W. ABELL, Utigersiown, Fayette County, Illinois. 6 F'OR SALE Two thousand LaConte pear tree one and two years old ; they will grow In aay o!l and any climate; they begin bearing wnea three years old, and when six to eight years old btar ten to fllteen bushels per tree; I bave 'O trees on my farm, near ßbelbyville, two yean old, doing finely; send In your orders early: will de liver in March and April: terms reasonable. B. 8 8DTTON, ShelbyvUle, Ind. 13 FINANCIAL. M ONEY At the lowest rate of Interest J. W. W ILLIAMS &. Co., 8 and 4 Vinton Block. TO LOAN We have S 5.000 to loan on Indianapolis real estate. 11ENRY COE & CO., 13 Martindale Bloc. 6 3 TO LOAN Money with pnyilepe or prepayment: terns reasonable. TilOS. C. DAT A CO.. 73 Hat Market street. Indianapolis. PERSONAL. BEAUTIFUL CAT.DS A set of magniScent Floral Cards. 4KxG inches, sent freu to all ptrpcns who fcave used Brown's Iron Ritters. 8'ate disease and ellect. Write your address plainly. Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md. Look at the MIowin? price: 90 77c 60c 50c Bread. Wm PAPER C0HP15Y, rianttfnoturorH. TEI.El'JIONETCIl. ri:oiRii-:ToRs city amhulanct. ELIJAII II EL iE

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