Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1885 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL SATURDJ!

T. MORNING, MARCH Li 1885.

INDIANA LEGISli.VTUHB. Omission and curtailments of iMs report for cant of space in Vuse columns will appear in an apveiuliz to Volume XXIII of the ßrciicr Legislative ficports. IN SENATE. Friday, March 13. 18&3 2 p. m. The Senate met pursuant to adjournment, Ueutenant Governor Manson in the chair. The eebilon was opened with prayer by Kr. O. II P. Abbett, a former representative of Bartholomew County. A Ecesin. e from the llauie of Eepreentatiyea by K-uiuet Il3s, Filo Clerk annonnc d the parage of sundry bills a-d reaclntions by that body. The reading of the Secretary's m1nuts of Tuesday's procecdingi was dispensed with. SEAL 1STATE IOR S AJJITAF.Y rVBIOSD?. On motion of 2d. Ilatley, the amendment m.i e by the House cf Representatives to the title cf the bill 8 213 to authorize municipal ccrporaticcs to purchase real estate fcr sjcitary purpoees, Dy adding the words, "aod .'fpalizin all purchases heretofore made," was concurred in. CLAIMS OF THE (ill AND HOTEL, On motion by Mr. BENZ the claim of the Grand Hotel, aa introduced in a Houe concurrent reeolution, appropriating 050 for the use cf rooms fur committees, was taken tip; aho a bill ot 31CC for the uso of a room l.y the Khtehtstown Investigating Commit Uf. On motion by Mr WEIR the 003 resolution w.is concurred in. Mr. MAGEE. movedjthe 1CG resolution lor rent'oT room for tho me of the Kntehiston Investigation Committee be ielerrtd to the enae partcf that Committee. The motion was agreed to. LEAVES OF A! jrr.CE. Numerous leaves of absence were granted, when On motion by Mr. MAG EE leaves of alienee ere granted to all Senators out ot l.p city. On his further motion it was Ordered that when the Senate adjourns it adjourn till Monday morning at ID o'clock. TII.n.RAlH AM TELP1II0.NE COMIAIUE.J. Mr. WINTER aEd and obtained leave to intiodure a bill ö. ;;r to prohibit business Jlcrircination by tt-leraph and telephoue tmpniuei. The bill provides that any telrai h conipuuy in the Gtate shall, during rutlrtta hourn, receive all dispatches, wither from cttcr tlej:raph companies or from individual, and hall transmit the came at the usual rates. All telephoue companies doing business in the State shall also luiLiah inetruments and service to any one, I rcvlded such applicant comply with reasont:e regulations cf the companyIt was read the ilist time and referred to the Coiumllttce on the Judiciary. INF0I.VE.NT TASK MKalTS. Or rrct'en ot Mr. DUNCAN, of J'.rown, ihls bill H. '2'2 for an act making it a felony fcr any i ll'.cer or employe of any bank to tollcit or receive any dspoiit from any percn or corporation, cr to permit any other oll'.cer or (mplojo to tolicit cr recc'.ve any depciit in such bant, knowing at the tlma that tucb lank Is insolvent, aud prescribing

Vuxdthrofbt therefor, wes read the second i t'we with a committer -mendment embttc Inj new matter, and a r mmendation that after the bill Is o amendt'l thai it eo pass. On his further motion the repor: of the remmittf e was concurred in and the bill i r tiered entreated. M AL ESTA1K FO?. I IT.I.IC I.lr.RAItlE". On motion by Mr. JOUNSON, cf Tippecance, his bill dojij for an act to be entitled an net to authorise the Board of Trustees cf any school city to pay out of the ittclal fnnds of eurh city for real estate purchased for a public library was read the tecond time, with a favorable recommendation from the committc. Mr. JOHNSON': Some years asi tho school trcs?ffof La'aytttepurchased a building for n i nblic library ; half was paid in cash and a mortgage given for the remainder. The trustees now wish to be authorized to pay the remainder from the special school fund. This bill la a local matter, having reference to the city cf Lafayette. I move that the revert of tho committee be concurred in and the bill ordered engrossed. The motion was agreed to. IT.EE HAVEL ROADS, On motion by Mr. CAMPBELL, of HeniiHcks, hi bill Ö. i-'Cl to amend Sections 1, 2. ?, 4, 5 and 0 of an act entitled an act providing for the appraisement, purchase and conversion of toll roads into free roads, and for their rutuntenanceai frcersads, approved March 8, 18S3, and declaring an emergaacr, nas n ad the second time with a favorable committee report thereon. Mr. CAMPBELL, in order to allow the S5 rater from Randolph (Mr. Macy) time to pier are an amendment, was willing ta pass the till over for the present. TEACHERS' INSTITUTES. On motion of Mr. HUSTON, his bill S. K1 to emend Section u of an act entitled an ct to provide for a general system of public (chcols, etc, beinc Section 1.520 of the Kevifed Statute? of 11, wes lead the Eecond time with a committeo amendment embracing new matter, and a recommendation that the fcutaiitnle bill ha paifcd. Mr. HUSTON: This substitute amendii ret to the bill I introduced limits the pointer cl times lor holding teachers' Institutes to cno day in each of the first four months. Another provision Is that tue tesehcrs, in not more than three township;, may meet together fcr an Institute, so as to bne a number cf Institutes in each county. ard thus not require the attendance of teachers from distant parts of the county, which often causes great inconvenience . Mr. SMITH, of Jay: Dora this bill refer to countv or township institute? Mr. HUSTON: It refers to county and township institutes both. I novo that the report rf the committee be concurred in, and the bill ordered engrossed. The motion was agreed to. MAHKET HOI SE AND CITY If A LL. On motion Vy Mr. BAILEY, the bill II. E. Z1'2 to authorize the building of a rüar ttLuute and city hall, vras read the first time and referred to the Committee cn Cities. yOTAr.IES I IT.LIC. Mr. JOHNSON, of Tippecance, asked and cbtira leave to introduce n bill 8. 300 to amend the act entitled "an act co amend an act entitled 'au pet providirt: for the appointment of notaries public, and defining tfce'r duties,'" approved February 12, 1.853. This bill provides that notaries public shall 1 their certificates in the cilice of the Secretary cf State. The bill was read the firtt time and referred to the Committee on the Jndic'.ary. MANUAL HlOr. IN THE SCHOOLS. Mr. JOIINEON aled and obtained leave to withdraw a bill 3. r" to authorize Trustees and Ccmmisiioners of Corumon Schools to add manual labor instruction to the course cf study in such schools in cities of 10 (00 and more inhabitant?. The bill provides that manual training may be added to the course of etudy, provided the addiXiMai b?tiucUon shall fce optional with the.

raren is or guardians of pupils ot sue) icbools. The bill was read the tint time and referred to the Committee on Education. ÜU2ITINÜ 03 rsiSCLOSKP LAM'S. On motion by Mr. WEIR his bill T3, 230 providing that it shall be lawful for any pere on or persona to hunt on the unlnclosed lands within the State of Indiana without having obtained permission from the owner or owners thereof, and declaring an emergency, was taken up and referred to a select committee of three. The Lieutenant Governor mak;9 that committee to con&tet of Messrs. Weir, Schloss and Manhall. FRANK COFFEE!?. On his further motion his bill 8. 2:3 for an act to authorize the Governor to issue a patent to Frank Colleen for certain Michigan road land in Lauorte Connty. etc., was read the eecond time and ordered to be engrcE;ed for the third reading. tJBAVEL EOADS. On motion by Mr. DUNCAN, of Brown, the bill IL R. 9 authorizing Board3of Coni) ty Commissioners to construct gravel rear's was read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rsads. c lerk's keks. On motion by Mr. OVERSTREET his bill S CIS to amend Section l'J of the fee and taJary Jaw, approved March 21, 1877, beins Section 5,5-07 of the Eevieed ßtatutes of 1S.S1, and declaring an emergency, was read the lecord time (by title only), the report of the committee concurred in (without reading), aLd the bill ordered engrossed. REFOKMATORY EEWER. Oa motion by Mr. WINTER his bill 3. u appropriating the sum of $3,1 M C) to rt-imburre the city of Indianapolis on account cf money expended by said city in the construction ot the eewer from trie Reformatcry Institution for Women and Glrla was reed the eecond time and ordered engrossed for the third readiEg. KANKAKEE AND LITTLE VAnSII. On motion of Mr. NULL the House conenrrent rtsolutlon see page 103 of Volume '22 of these reports was concurred in. CLAIM OF WILLIAM II. ECU LATER. Mr. FOUEKE asked and obtained leave lo introdnco a bill 3. 352 to appropriate i'2'2rt to pay the claimof William H. Schlatcr. The but appropriates tho sum to William il. Schlatcr, Secretary of tho Senate In issi. fcr indexing the journal tor the special ste&ion of that year. It was read the tint time and referred to the Committee on Claims. RELOCATION OF COUNT V SKATS. On motion by Mr. WEIR the bill a. '2'C concerning the relocation of county seats, ifpealibg all Jar;s In conflict therewith, was read the tecond time and ordered engrossed. GUARDIAN! I OR THE INSANE. On motion by Mr. HOWARD, his bill 4. Ill, authorizing the appolnttneut of guardlatu(f insane penons committed to the Hospital for tho Insane, and defining tho powers and duties of such guardians, was read tho second time acd ordered engrossed. KEC'LAM ATI OK WET LANKS. On motion by Mr. SMITH, ot Jay, the bill U R 3:7 to enable owners of land to dralu and reclaim tLo tame, was read the first timo at;d nfcrred to the Committeo on Drainase. KÜM 1.2 ( FIMINA1. Or. motion by Mr. FOULKK, his bill 9. 274 to emend Section 0f en act entitled au v;t to tUabli a Female Pnion and Keforn;töry Institution for girls and women, to provide for the organization and govern mrnt thereof, and making appropriation, apprevtd May 12, 1;D, wa3 read the second tinif. Mr. FOULKE: This Uli proposes to add to Stctien 1. 171 of the code, which provides that ten a!es over fifteen years of aga may be

sent to jail; that in counties in which there is established a Home for Friendless Women they may be imprisoned In sach Homes. There is some doubt as to the legality of such prcceedmc, and this bill is proposed in order to avoid the doubt. I move that tho bill be ordered engrossed. The motion was agreed to. 11KE TRAVEL LOAD COMTANY. On motion by Mr. BAILEY his bill jS. 131 for an act legalizing the organization of the Zicnsville and Pike Township Gravel Eoad Company, and the ollicial acts of the Beards of Directors thereof, was read the eecond time and ordered engrossed. TO LEfiALI.E MIRE FENtEd. On motion by Mr. HUSTON, the bill H. R. 4?G to provido for the construction of wire fences and to legalize the same, wai read the first time and referred to the Committee cn Agriculture. LRIITWOOD REMOVAL Mr. BRYANT introduced a bill S. 353 J to lemove driftwood from non navigable streams. The bill provides that the owner of lands through which non-navigable streams run ehall keep the same clear of driftwood ; if said owner shall for six month fail eo to do, the Township Trustee shall give him notice, and if in thirty days the ovner fctlll fall to remove the driftwood, the Trustee shall then remove it and be entitled t action against the land owner for costs. The bill was read the first time and referre 1 to the Committee on County and Townahi. Business. frOI DIErs' okuiaj; AN keeei e-minpep run.-K-KEN. Mr. JOHNSON, of Tippecanoe, ollerad th-3 following: Whereas, Occurroares of n erave character co:iclUfiTcly thow that tae consoliaatiou of tho soldiers' Uri'Lanft' Homo vrltii tho Asylum for Fol lc minded thildreu a. Knlhtstowu, aud tao naracmtiit of theso two iustltutlons by one and M.e nme J'.oard oi Truste? ro lncomnatlole witu the purport's lor wüich thty have teen cs'.abluttd, be it r.eolTCl by the Senate ot the Statu ct Indiana, the iiouso concurrmij. That a upeci-il toratJ'Ptce cumpo-'cd of three mora beri ol tho senate and three meuiber of the House of It prosciii alve be SKPoluttd to rerort to both lluuso ci the General Af-ttatly a tili under tho provlsi of whith said two institutions may be separated, atjtlto rebuild them, ami to report li time lor this ucuciai Ascmbly tu act upoa and paas aur:i till. Mr. McCLURE: I don't eee that thera is any ue in continuing to introdnce bills and molutiorig fcr the purpose of dividing th-sa icatitutlons and putting them nnder a dUTerer t management. There h a bill now introduced fcr that purpose. It is known to emy cne who baa taken the pains to read the nistory of fceth these institutions thu they nre practically separate, but undo rta ieumtnt, atd I can't see for my Ufa wht objection there would te to thit. Consequently J think the concurrent resolution oorht rot to pac3. Mr. JOHNSON, of Tippecanoe: I think grt at ir justice is being done the children of dad tckUers by treating them the same way rs the fetble minded children. If those aoldiers who have given up their lives for their country could have a word to say, I think they would in the mcs-t energetic manner object to this way of caring for their orphan chililren. As Ion as the management remains the same there is no piac ical separation of the two Inetitutlons. I think the people of the State and the Legislature should Kee to it that the separation is made. Mr. McCLURE: It will be remembered that the Senator from Miami (Mr. Adkison) intrcduced about the same resolution, and it was referred to the Committee on Benevolent Institution!?, and that committee reported almost unanimously against taking itch, action, Tfcese institutions we P9W

practically f e parate. I can net sf e why It is that there should be si much contest against these poor unfortunate feeble-minded children. 1 can cot see why this warfire should go on agaiEst these children. Is it for the purpose of putting the State to the expense of building another institution for the purpose cf moving these feeble minded children into it? I don't believe the Grand Army of the Republic or the friends of the soldiers' orphaLS, if they understood the truth, would have any objection; but it aeems to me that the false impression that is going abroad from the continual introduction of these resolutions and bills, tends to get up an unsatisfactory feeling among the Eoldiers. Mr. McINTOSLI: I nnderstand a bill has just come from the House of Repressntatlvfs which has shing to do with the Soldiers' Orphans Home,' and I move that this resolution be icierud to the Committee on Benevolent Institutions, so that we may have a chanr to see what is in that bill. Mr. JOHNSON: I move to amend a) as lo refer the resolntion to a special committee of three. Mr. McINIOSH: I hope the Senate will not do that. The Committee on Benevolent Institutions will give satisfaction to the Senate. I don't see why it should be slighted by thus changing the ordinary routine of business. Mr. JOHNSON: I didn't intend to slight the cemmittee. The amendment was rejected. Mr. JOHNSON asked and obtained conssnt to withdraw his resolution. UlEL (i RAVEL ROADS. On motion by Mr. CAMPBELL, of Hendilckp, the bill E. 201 was again taken up. Mr. MACY oiler ed an amend men t a proviso to fcc clion t. The amendment was agreed to. Mr. CAMPBELL: I move that the bill be ordered engrossed for the third reading. Mr. MAOEE: The tenator moves to engross the bill without a (tuorum being present. We are here as a Senate under pure fiction. I don't think a bill ought to bs engrossed In the absence of a quorum, became when the bill goes to the engro?ement there is an end to farther amendment of it I don't know that there Is any particular objection to this bill, but I oppese the engrossment of bills when there is no ficnate presnt. Mf CAMPBELL: I think the Cenator fhould have nade that point long a.o. There have beenevtral bills ordered engro.;jcd here this rnt on. Mr. MA IK: I withdraw the point of order on i .r bill. Mr. OVERSTREET: This Is a very lengthy bill. There are some features hi this bill I don't approve cf, but the Senator from Hendricks ti) s if the bill is not right we cau beat it on tho Ileal vote. I don't want to obatract it now, but I don't Bee BDy necessity for hsstowith this bill. Mr. MACY: I onlv want to say that under this bill it will tako a majority of the owners of the acres of lund separated by the appraittd; and it requires that the roads shall be put In good repair before being turned over to the county. In my county there has been turned over to the county a half dozen gravel roads In vt ry bad shape. Mr. CAMPBELL, of Henricka: After the bill passes to the engro:smcnt if there is uuy error or defect in lt. I will not ak the Senate to vote for it. It is intended to perfect the present law. The bill originated in the county from which the Lieutenant Governor comes. There Is objection to having old reads with broken down bridges and calverts turned ever to the county.

Ihe motion to order the bill engrossed was ' agreed to. tNOK.K 1 01'. COMMITTEES. The following described bills were read the lirt time Iby titlo only and severally referred to appropriate committees: III. 11 3.1 to amend Sections 7 and 10. being fc'cctlouafC'j7 and 3 100 of the Reviii.d ßtatutes of J ssi, authorizing County Cjmmlsaloners to constract gravel roads. j II. II. JJ defining what cias of persDn6 may be admitted to the Soldiers' aud Seamen's Orphans' Home. tH. R. 101 to amend Sections Pi and '20 ot an act concerning highways and the supervisors thereoL IH. R. 117 concerning pravel and macadamized road a. H. K. 120 prohibiting the publication or tale of immoral literature. III. R. 170 to amend factions KJ, l!J, UI3 an4 215 of an act concerning proceedings in criminal cause?. II. R I'PJl to authorize the levy of wrils in certain cases. 11. R. 2-U supplemental to act providing for voluntary assignments, etc. II. It 2' for planting willows aljog the banks of smams. H. lt. 1S1 to amend Sections 78, 7l. S3 of an act providing for a general sybtem of common school?. H. It, 102 defining the Tenth, Twelfth and Forty Seventh Judicial Circuits. H. R. l'3'i authorizing and empowering the Township Trustee of Cold Spring Township, Laporte County, to release judgment against Henry Kiefer and Robert Carran. H. 11. '22. to legalize the incorporation cf the corporation of Sulphur Sprincs, Ind. H. R. i31 to amend Section 20 of an a t concerning highways. U. E. löl regulating railrcad poaseug r lares. II. II. I?i lealizim? certain act of tLBoard of Trustees of Brownstowu. Jackso.. ! Connty. Indiana. II. K. .J to amend an act concerning public ofiences and their punishment. Ap proved April II, 1S1. H. II Z(' ileiiiiinR the- liabilities of rat i ria is for killing stock. si:nati: rAtJK.s. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR MANSON I wish to make a statement to the Senate. At the organization ot this Henate I apjointed three boys pa'ca; sind I want to say, I am delighted with the manner in which ttey jerformed their dnty. If it was lett with me. I would be glad to Continus them during i lie special ecssiou. But an old friend of mine an old army friend, who lives on thaOhio River, made application to luve a son of his appointed. It was impossible for me then to appoint his son. bat I promised in case there was au extra session (bat 1 didn't then, at that time, thin there would be). I would appoint his son. Therefore, I appoint Montgomery Beoiia. of Perry Coun ty. as one of the page. And I have a peti tion, sigmd by a majority of Senators, Ising the appointmeut of Harry Hathaway as a page. I thinx the President of tin Senate ous;ht to be governed far as possible by the wishes ci tho Senate, and I will appoint him, to take etlect from next Monday. I regret very much to Jpart wita Walter Taylor, for he has done his duty very well; but the Senate haa tigned a petition to appoint another in his place. And if there is no objection cu the part of the Senate George A. Itira and Harry Fritz, the two boys who have served one half tbe tim and thejother all the timewill be continued. If it Is tati?factor7 to the Senate it will be entered on the books. "Consen," consent." It is so oidered by unanimous consent. KECONSirERATIOS Or TUE TtKCEf !. Mr. WEIR: I notice a number of Senators have ccme in, and others may ciroe in to night or to-morrow. I think we might do a great deal of business we just as well do as not, and I move to reconsider the vote by which it w&s declared that when we adjourn It be till Monday at 10 o'clock. The motion was agreed to. And then came au adjournment till 10 rdcefc to-mcirow.

5VAY SETTS. The L, B. and t. Fol fin Beady to Olve Dp the I , D. nd 8. A Proeperoua Year forr.he Railroads L(:al Notes. Several of the gjneral officers of the American Expreis Con jiany were in the city yesterday inspecting! he local offices. The party of Vilidalla shop employes who left Terre Haut when the force was cut down and went -J B?g Springs, Texas, have nearly all return 1 The compiny did not keep its promise, I nd the men gave up their positions. A number of u erected on the 1. 1 Mr. Charles II telegraph poles ere being id St. L. near Terre Haute. Steele, recently appoint? d receiver of the idiana and Illiooiri South ern Road, 13 takf.o be a practical railroad man in every ten his management vclop intu a paj i or tne woru, ana unuer the I. and i. 8. may deproperty. The work cf improving tne z td will be commenced at once, and trains a short time. ill be operating ever it in Slowly but sif ely the days are coming when the gay a$d ftstlve passenger agent will meander attut the streets of the city with hia little tatl hammer in one hand and a bundle of brigl 5 colored hangers and lithographs in the otLlr, letting forth the beantis of the watering places along the line of the road which 1J repris2ina. Tat various JLii arupoiis rojis exprct to no a heavy tcurist tulnfsa ihcse torchirg si All of the deta D and S. to the ; crs have been an ds turnmer, aud especially h points as Maxlnkuckee. i of the transfer ot tin I., :ondmorkaje bojdho'3gcd. and R. L. Ashurst, er, will arrive in this c.ty trust e for the la to day and pass t i on the procedlng. Pres ident Hemmom and other ollicia'i hive completed their ijppfetion of tho I., D. and S. and find it in iXfair condition, although it will be necessary Ji improve certain portions of the road. Iti fnt w reported that th I., B. and W. folks J 11 lease tho I., I), aud S. shops west of the ? ity. The reclinlng calrcarswhlch have recently been put cn te Vandalia, on the night trains, between Indianapolis and St. Loais, ore received witt great favor. Passengers between Indiana other stations of loud in their pra Als and Tcnc Haute and o great distance apart are a The cars are preferred lany persons. Another to sieepors by change has been ..sde in passenger arrange ment!'. The cha cars on afternoon tra'rs have been ordere Into the shor s and Pollman palaco cars 11 bo anbslltutt d, This promises fl; o be a prosperous year for railroads," raid a day afternoon. ' the country are are bnaking awa rominent ofUciel yester!vcn though pools all over olng to pieces the clouds , and the outlook is de cidedly bright. ? man who predicts dull times simply tcviceo pooling agreements net believe in rati cutting, hut would like t a ti li to tee racu ro&u i jrsing ior hscji regiruieRs ider Commishis position. ever a man iave held on thi" long. It is r.ge to predict that Mr. Fink will resign before J he last of May." The npproxlma vrüT.d ii itl dov number f)3,GtO,C( uro railed in tt j number of sheep in the t at 11.000,MX). Of tnis or reirly 11 prrce'it., lTnlir. 1 Kfntao l,n fhlii enumeration doe not Includo a large num- : Aiiatlc and some of the J untries, as well as upon f jre Important islands, of ber of eliK'n in t. North Afri'an certain of the I which no ennmc. ,tion has been attempted. ltrl Won Thin bloctl me and women look a hearty meal Languor and de ing persons. Gi' Ai ou I'ftl Clioek. M8 poor health. Many girls Ik; if theyrevar had enjoyed a brisk waic oi n iai;c. ill ty possess these sorrow- ' them Brown's Iron Bitilood will be pure and rich Urs. Then their and they will Johnson, Cullm f ijoy health. Mrs. Jennie ), Ala . says sue too Brown's Iron Bit was cured. The Houdan is with a Polish cr rs for general debility and lie Dorking of the Freuch, t and heard, indicating a mixed origin. V is almo3t identic the Dorking. B shanks and the t There are no i farming conditU as equal lo some itu the latter exception it V in its characteristics with Jh have hne, uufeatoered Hlnguisaing nve-iaea xeet. ire prolitable fowls under s. They are not regarded thers as winter layers. Hood's Sarsarjrilla, acting through the blood, reaches e-4'ry part of the system, and in this way pesi Jvely cures catarrh. fPQESOM IM TrfcS PASTRY 9 Mi VafthU,Inic Orrtnse, etc., flnver Caa CrcADia.l-u J1ln a,.V..ua d-llcn!rly and cat. orally aatbef rir. IroraubUb tLer aremidt FOB STRESUm ASD TRUL FRCI2 FL1Y0R 1?IEST STAND AI.0SF Price O34 ing Powder Co., ChlcBtfO, III. 1st. Louil, M. Dr. Trlca's Srzzm Baking Pcwdsr i0 Dr. Price's Lcpnlin Yeast Gems, E tJJry llop Yeoit. V7B aixiÄä cut o:;r q'Jautt. j. R.r SWAN &, CO., C 0MMISSK5N M ERC HANTS, 12 and C4 La?t jlaryland St. Indianapolis. Grain. Flour. F-?1. I'rrrtnce. etc. t-'torase fcr Cour and racrcta and clean. ihe. Our roone are large, airy

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rr(frK;ion and Drtig Trado an absolutely Pure Malt YV'hUkc-y, one that is frit fn m V ,I'l'SIL OIL. aud that is not only found on tho si.k-boanii cf the test families in the country, but also in tho physician's dispensing room. DR. ARENDT the firmt German C!ianlst,s'jr.-ffIh(irMadeanannJtistl of i'uur ruili: MALT 1VJIISKI:Y, ipJtich otv i vcrf gritifuini result. lrA fflnlt W'hinkcit, obtained mostly by extract of malt conrttslonaml o vrry cnrr'n SJrruicntatlon und distillation, is entirely frCO frOrtl fusil Oil danvof thoxr 4 similar!' obnoxious alcohols xrhich urr so oftrn found in irliiJ:en. I therefore, RECOMMEND IT TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. 1

I 4 f lav vuiy tviKTin in uiu t iwmi cwurs Pror. VON VONIH.i:, writ. s : l,Iiirlty itwlfTnitry'w Malt Wf.j; kiy. 1h t!i. purwt li-Ur tint 1 ii.ive -vt bih! z l. 1 r:n:.t Hu n turi' tin jOAlianlly rvccmiiii nd tt io tLt! -m-dicMl ir-,f L'.--ioiu" Thohtill.KVi:V I. ItVIM. M.I.. rr!.!t "f tho l-Houlty, tu! I'rol.-simr tf th. llaltliiiore M. l-i-al 0-! it''', fvj: " I I'nil it r-murkali!y tri- from I ntl c II mi I (t ! r nlij'-ctionahlo matrruls orua :uund in the w hihklri of tüo pro.-i H day. JASirs-J. 'In.. M. I of PUT. n I.lanl. th v.jthor of pcvtral rk onlruttiity, writH: Winn 1 iTifcri xj nn alouhullo niinul.mt, 1 onl. ryour txIll FACT, IT IS A DEVERACn Attrr tins preparation has twen taken for a

: T0 C0KSUEIPTlimScWr.W Vwml to any nüclre tu tlio ilitlto! State (Kan of tho KoUry Jlointalns), nil Vl're Clinruc prcpnlda plain cao (th s avoidinsr nil opHrtiniify for corr.nu -nt Vtoritaiulut; Six Quart tott1 of our I I It i: jU A 1.T VllistCi:V fin.t with It in V writiiiL'. ntvl undr tho Seal oftlio rontnnny n Mini: ami IMMTIVIJ CUKi: fr.r! V ON.sUIlriON and othT W.tSTINU IIISICASIIS In lliclr enrly tncm. Thia! l onuula luis bot ii prt partsi t-apvially for us by thugruUcrmanfcVietti.st, Jr, I on I ondcra. If rnn l prrpnrcU by nnv familv houoUmiT at Flight rvivnso (Haw UcrfsUvak firul our

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Sample Quart Dot tle3 sent to uoy nd-lrcM tain), tecurt ly packed iu plaiu case, Lxprtss THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY What's a Miracle tosori.o proplo tn really only tho result of tho um of knowiedo ftmi coucn-::, Jilay persons mile rln; from RHEUMATISM and 1EUHAIGIA hrvltato nbnut talclr.cr a remedy fcartr.ir It will n"'t help them, and Uu y douVt v. lu-ther It reMly rtld do üm Liuru lor otliei a a.s is claime.L This is not tho way T-lr. C. It. Ilrunor of Urbuna, Ohio, did. Ho writes: " Atiii nmono in Mi rt I ev r trli-d. I m Nu'in ui m .1 n i ltd thiit I had tu I t iirJi' it t ii a ht t. niid I Ki't h lii tf 1 i f At mm noui Arid Im i'un tkan.'lt atVo'el-'n-k, nud 1 n utli ruin-fvrrj'thi'iir a lunn cuuM t:! r. I ti k h'ur il"M 1 it, ninl 1 w t ut 1 1 1 I my. f !t md nte n. y hr. i r. nnd thi v l inn; ti' :ix 1 vulki-d out to In-aklai-t TlMu ut :i:.i . IT I- W OKT1I ITS U i:i;!IT IN f iOI.I). Is nor n irdrorn!cv.9 thlnr, tjut It 1 tho only Mire eure t-r Ithtuiuatlitu and Itt urulla, aid It will euro JUit as e.isily txJ CCTUdily, M It ha.3 t!i0U2i:.u i i t otlu ra. If jv.-d ennnr-t pet ATincnioTios cf yo-;; Ir-.jT-fi.-t. we will m ml it i-xy re: a j-nid, cu receipt Hvu'. tr t rice one d'illur per Nttl.. Wo prefer tleit you buy It from your lnu:pi-t. but If Irs l.i'.Mi't it, do not bo periuaded to try somethin; il-.e, but rdtr at onco lr;:a u?, ua directed. ATHLOPKOklOS G0S 112 WALL ST. NIW YORK rTKERYCU5DEBILITY A RADICAUCUKC FCH u too fr5 induU-nc. or miTrnTTr Nt ovt brain work. Avoid JlLliVUUJ f.'-'Ji.e ir.irositir n tt prttcnk vi Vitium iiinciiin 1 r thiw our k t ul Tuck. import:.! Trr-rpi rna wrr P-' or iaconvtT.irr.CB in TtSTro for even vi.xr v.r7 I our,(j0,i on YEARS BY USt IN MANV-'ci' :-t:t.c nctiicalrrinciThousand Cates. iccti'O L.'CÜto the .cat ol u.k ae it HAHRI3 REMEDY CO., M'F2CntMt3Tf ÜOC N. Tcr.ti Ht.. BT. LÖÜI3, MO. RI I QTURED PERSONS! Not n 7ru88. VJ In A"'-t fr trTinw of r.nr April .mro. JOHN EDWARDS, BILL POSTER. One Hundred large Stands. 3G0 S-Shce: Board-.. i ' 'i 1 1 1 ; i i I r . im ' t I. i:'. I I . 'IX I I('t 1 1 y,'i ; ' , . I , t f ! i ! ' . I ." 1 f . m n n l '"'" sr t.).,.f ...... i .- . t.. ; 1 i v l ..' i " I'D i ri-- W ' V . I t . I : t I : I In I.Uf.1 I'll' I 1 1 i: ' 'I 1)1 I ' i 4 111' f. V 'I 1 ! 'I' " I ' .' r n-l jr'i-' i,-I 1 'V Ii ii'l If" 'i j Y ' . - tl.t . .! :. .N. . i ' ' r '"i i . MONEY ! K. i i I y i:.iiirri rz ''.r p-ini;. ;UJ i.tlii t-. I. 1 I y rviry. !ir.. N rii ii i"ii. Nori-tc. .iflr rnrticd. . vf. y i-h ..wn. llx-iiy i-liL $10 a daj; t'0 a !iu r.'h: f . :i vi ir Tl.r.'j-and tiw m iVin' v r"V I i TM '.nr. . A j. r; t ri'-t "Mv i nnl rrv.i.llT'ni' M tri li tl.an f-.ur 1:. ir-." SAMPLES FREE. I'ni"; :!i t f.r X Ti nt fr Irm "tali. AMIi" SPEAR MFC.CO.,im w.mlm C.ncinnati.O.

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C omplntiit, Iii4lliioii, Nrrvjun V Discoac. TIIU JtlXOUMZLU cry .; wiiniirr thmuiiii; ULiU Wiiin IO inf5 JlfSIiCal li)ons3Inlt Vhllry.I know it to U) Lt.'kuiin. clean luij uuadiiiUTtttcd." ritri. ii. MAwr.ns. M.i.,cf nv-h't. r.?;.v. a t'ni'l i t"i f tl.f l. a v Kurt -r roll-x ,r o i lr'Mi your Mult W hULvv in my ra'iict 1. r'. fi.n.si.t. r it u v. ry i iiTi.r rdl'iMe urtfi-l nil rnn li-.iri:ly r'' "nn:i. ni it in low tatn.r Ti v rs fu-un intt.iiTwnV.it.iiM, nn t ! j n ln,r tn.il .Iii a ir'iira!! v. ftiul Ua im a ti nt? In di- ctioii nn.S o-mi vp nt. frvfii fu'titct whrrx mn mU-ntuUc ntniiul mt ii UidKaUd, Uili it'j'vUy la i iiUUUf AND MEDICINE COMBINED. tvw Viwks, th i, th previously conspicuously promtho likortUfosos, grt covcrvd with aJ in tho United Ftatea (East cf tho Pnrky Monn-! charges jtrcjaid oa rtveipt cf X.2S CO., BAITIMORE, HD., U. S. A. Jew Indiana Law IHK JUBTICE'B OUIDir. By Thcmr.i M. Clarrt. Anew and practical trcatho tcj Just in of the Peace, fctatlnj? their datlei an J r.boTvirjß them hew lo ixrcute them, wltli all th acta relating to the Jrustlca nnd Con? table, About 600 wet, tctmd In lav ttvle. only 3,00. Olarke't 1 ci Kc il Property In Indiana and Conveyancer! Manual, $2.00. ßnrnrj' Jlaürcad Lftrra cf Indiana and dlgtij of Lurreine Court Dccisicm, $L50, Etatutf cf Indiana, Ilevislcn of 1S7G, 1 vols., 3.00 or let. Olnrke'8 Manual foi Connty Comrclcslonert. Auditors, Township Trustees, lload BuperlutcntTcnia fiud Kc&d Masters, viiih tto Lawa Governing then OlScers, 13.C-0. Manual for Comtabl i a Guide for that Other, S1.0C. Eecond nnd .Fourth Indiana Ilerort4(cew rdilione), li.tQ each. Gavin AIIord'B Str.tntes, with Davip, Enp pleiuent, 3 vols., for 6t. IlRmril lor Townehln TuiEtsei and Kcad Euj erlr.tendents, with the laws in forco governinx tho ofclccri, CO centt. Lavr cf Taxation Ccccr.rnlng the rtresi xnent and collccticn cf taxei, Let? of Sherlif a Ccn-.rlei Mitnual fcr Fher Ills, tl.CO. C'.rcui.iri for cltnr th C tr.'rka fai nlthf.d cn npr'.lfÄtlot?. Addrc SENTINEL COMPANY, 71 & 74 VV. Market St. HAPPY RELIEF BpcciilT otuincd all t'Jzct of Chronic Clrcwct, embracing the varlons toznn ot fckin Dieeascs, laieuiiia'Jtrn, tscrolultt, I'rlaary and 6'jooudnry Hyphiils, Olcct, Icrotcücy, ßcnlcal Wcaxne and Si)crn5atorrhca pr rmuicctly cured. Bk.Ul and xj-erit neo cau be tilled on, a I an a cratfuate ct medicine and snrgtry, and longer locau d in thi City than any other physician in ny FpectAlitT. 1 have made a n-eclu ttudyot Female Li Lea on anl their treatment. On rive pcrmRntnt relics In InCarsLiallca or ülccratica cf Wcut, ra!n!n2 cud hu;r.rci-red Mcnse". Ke iatuo I'H.e, with lull rriatcid dlrecUcni, r.cnt to any addnsicr ti rr tiox. Ccr:?nlutlou free ud lnvitcl. 1 M. ABBOTT, H. D., ho. 23 Vlrgtuhi Avc,$ Isdlaunpoüs H. A. 1'3' aso note the natib'.r, aci UiniavoJ2 ß-.f f near wIUj tmc lismc. THE KEECAETILE AQENOY. P., I. W'AKLKT, '.. ft. UUN A CXJ.. l'rcrrit'.or. IV O. lilaclvlorcl IXlocli. The oidpft, tie bfrt, tfce t30trct:rclTC and the Dcsircliatle cMahijshucut cf the khid la the world, bavin? 1C3 tranch oiliccs tally funtpred f nd In Rood rucnlns: order, or three to oue i.acrc taa aay other Axenty has ct &ctt:a.l7 live o"icc. t or over 42 years we have en'oyed an cnullieil reputation for hoacity, reliability and lair dealing, ccd we have nnliinlted rcson fcr conducting cur business Fucccfslully. V'elafiter tot ot our qualities by the merchant of lctiugpol. K. U. DCN A CO. 1. Wim racUtxllnhrd 15vl . .. m.m undrrtnktni n-vi.vj t o tsm-;s ti CVl-bra' d M f Jical Wri:, TC. t-'aii r'r wT-t. k a. AUKI., n. Dm o. 250 vim; vjntLir, ti CKVNATI OHIO. A CAKi). To all who are luferlr? froncrrors and indicretior.r vt youth, rc-tvou rief, early decay, io ct aanbood, etc, I wi:t P'.nd a receipt trif.t will cere ycu, k'tiZ ur CllATUiF, Ihis Rrt.it 'otne-iy dr-cocrcd ty a ralPcior.r7 la Korth Atr.ric!. r-pud ff '.t-ad-dro'. rntejote to KCV. JU:Lf.l,T. i:UAN, kia-

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