Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 92, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1885 — Page 2

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THE IIsDIANArOLIS DAILY SENTINEL THURSDAY MORNING A1MML 2 1880.

rOSTJIASTEU EVEUlL VILIS.

lie I Defended by 11 la Krtanda Pmia the Aaperrlen of n CoireipoudcnU Special to the Ben tin ei Washington, April 1 Crta'a frindi of Postmaster Central Vi! bare dissaatadl vith orr wara th fioaa certain statements xuade by the Journal's correspondent here la regard to the demeanor of thai oSIciil acd Lis trra'.inent cf the general public. These dlsnt.fos Republicans, a3 well as Demccrats, claim ILdi C-iloncl Vilaj conld adept no other course in his treatment of callers tf.an the er e ha has pursued since his induct'oi into office. It ranetberemstn' tf red, say these friends of the new Pjstaiisir General, tbat, with the ezcep4i3u of the Interior Department, the PoatoJH: Dspatn.eM was the objective point aimed a; by n ore 4 eekeri" than any other under the Government; that the onslm-ht was miie; r ot by hundreds, but by tbonsanda; that if Co!cr;el Vilas had aimltted e?erybolyat cLce his ante room? nd his owncttice would Focn have become iuin;ature pandecioniams, to the entire obstruction of public ba3;uf 31 for weeiafollowirg the inauguration. lie cnld tot do otherwise than he has done dr.;it his calien one by one and diap03i of ach cae rris-Med with m few words and in 3 brief a tio:e a was pos ibli. Those 2:oacaUed cn Cck-nel Vila3 all pay ton: ho r?:cived thera in a courteous &zd r?ni!etiaLly rrannsr, and r.o complaint Ins ben heard from any one of them. The titnation has bt-eu n very trying on, and Co!oael Viiss, say his friends, hai acquüted h'mse'T in each a manneras to secure the respect and itteni of all reasonable callers. The I 'armer' Heavy Debt A. Way, Navarino, I Y., in 137'.. wis s:;!icied with neuralgia, ringing tenAtioa in in cr.rs. hacfcir;ß conh, pain in the bick irregular urination, dropy, nausea, and 8painq cf acute pain in the bc. Thea cuie chills ar d fever. The doctors eve him up, but afttr naics twenty two bottles of rr.r's bafe Car, he said: "I am hle, hearty and Lappy." Oa Jane 2f), 1831, he vr.Ui: "My health was never better. I owe my exietence to Warner's Safe Cure." Cure permanent. ffjmout' Ilurget uf ew. j crlAl to the EectlicL, fcfVMOUß, April 1. Hcg cholera has broken oat in ejveral parts of this county. Pasch! Girier, near this city, has lost several lare ft hegs from that disease, and a number more are sick. A. M. Fitch &, Co. manufactured and shipped 11S70 pounds of tola during last month. It is the intention of the Odd Fellows of this city to make their anniversiry celebration on the 20th. Inst, a grand and imposing a Hair. The farmers of this county expect to p'ant a much larger area of melons and other sprißg cropa thi3 season than heretofore. Inis will be done to make up for the partial failure of the vrheat crop. Tne Township Trustees of the county met in convention at Brownstown yesterday to a?ree on rates of taxation pertaining u the listing of property. Several new residences are going up in th9 city, and we Kill have a buiidin boom as son as good weasher opens. Wild turkeys are very numerous along White River near here now, and sportsmen are annoyed because tbey are not allowed to kill them "only in self-defecie." A number of our farmers are planting early potatoes, although the frost is not oat of the ground yet. Haven't You reit Jast So? IeaacX. Wood, Fiahklll, N. Y July, l3t, wrote: "It is two "years last spring since Warner's Bafe Cure cored me. I was called a dead man,but that medicine brought me to life. I take a few bottles everv spring to keep me right." He was afllicted for tlx years with pain In the back, endiDg in kidney hemorrhage. Cure permanent. The Illinois Legislature. Si'sixt; field. 111., April 1. The House this morning was in aa uproar. After the reading of the minutes Speaker Haines arose ard explained that as there had been Iif atisfaction regarding the employes of the House be had come to the conclusion Uat the best thiEg he could do was to preea;ptorily ditm;23 all of them appointed by him, sea he did to. This announcement fell like a bombshell tmccg the employes and consternation ieistLed supreme among tfcern. Kepmeutative Keys offered a resolution declaring that the t'peaker had no right to discharge eujploj es, and the whole subject vas tab: ed. Itehre?entativa West ofTerei a resolntion -'t:np that the fc'feiker and Representative i tinier naa pjacea the etock-yanH with the Commitite on corporations, thereby perpetrating an indignity on the House, and that loth tcould be reprimanded. It was further declared that the Speaker wasen ensaf person to conduct the a Hairs of the House and should be deposed. Before a dhenssion was possible the Senate was announced. In joint ceeaion only one ballot wa3 taken. Two votes were cast, one for Logan and one for Merritt. '0! Suffering Woman C. F. & Haskell, (formerly of Vernon, Vt.,) r.ow locating eD2ineer on the B , C. II aid K. Railroad, Dakota, stated in 1Ss3, that nij wifa was utterly prostrated with female dlücuitict and did not seem to be amenable to rbysicians' remedies. She could not eleep, trembled like a leaf, periodically lost her reason. They then began the use of Warner's Safe Cure. Writing in Jalv, 1334, from rakota, Mr. Haskell says: ''My wife has never seen the ilightest inclination of a return of the difficulties Warner's Safe Care removed.0 Try it, O, suffering woman! Lucas and the Luga. Niw Yoek, April 1. Base ball folks say the League is inclined to make a dicker with Mr. Lucas which will end in three of the players Shaffer, Dunlap and Sweeneybeing reinstated. "President Young has done some hard work toward the settlement," said the President ot a Lesgue Club to-day, "and three cf the men are as gocd as good as reinstated now. Everything will be settled in a few days." Francis L. Dow, assistant police marshal, Taunton, Mass.. three years ago was cured of store in the kidney and bladder by Warner's af Cure, and in Jure, ISst, he wrote: "1 have not eeen a sick day since I b'gan Warur's Safe Cure and never felt bitter; have gained eighteen pounds." Rolling Mill to Startup. CHiCAGO,April 1. A. W. Potter, President of the North Chicago Boiling Mill Company, announces that the mill at South Chicago 'will be put In full blast next Monday. ThirCenn hundred men will be put to work,

irekint!n totalforce 1 500 men, and ths iat roll will be $LtKi,CX) pr month. New Anoclnte Edtter-Salelde. i-rccUl to the eeatiaeL La tayftte, Ind., April 1. Orth II. Stein, "on of Hon. John A. Stein, formerly of Ksnras City, has assumed the position of ajecclate editor cf the Lafayette Morning Journal, acd will enter upon his dutiea at cce. Mr. Stein has just returned from KarFM City, where he was acquitted for tie thtoticg of Georgs Fredericks some twoyean c?o. The Morning Journal will tiad in him v-ry nttfal at-sistant and able writer. Va.'eutiLe Jtster, a cfgarmaker, living on ti e comer of State and Kossuth streets, hung i.iti elf in the troodshed in the rear of Lt rr vidnce this afterncon. He was discvere 1 y his mother, wheso piercing shrieks sooa ruct:ht tha whole ceishborhood to tne cfne. He was about thirty yeari of age, a:d wrikJng, bat took to drinking very runcb. The caueof his saicide is unknoTn. f he motter i3 ßf arly hart brckfn, ad his ht sympathy cf the entire'eommunity. Cauule Factor Itarucd. Cincinnati, April 1. Emory candle factory, one of the largest institutions cf the kind in thU conntry, is burning. The loss will probib!y be very heavj. Tte fire started in the eastern Dortion of the large structure where the candle manufictcre was carried on. Two fire walls, wito. iron doors, divided the buildinz into three sections. The Fire Department succeeded in conrining the rJamea to the ea3tern eectton. except that in the cellar, an encroachment bs made. This was, however, soou onqterK?, Bnd the other portions of the buildinj? were eavvd. from r hundred to a hu icitd a::d fifty employes were engaged in nie dej.ar'.n.ent, many of them girls, were thrown into a ravlc, bat wee all eaM removfrfl. Tt-e lota will reach from 000 to flti)(R0, wita an ampin insurance The building U ver? uear ti the entrance to the jusr.ersion bridge, Jeadin to Coving'.on and ii ere was great danger at one tiaie that it would be leeched.

The Usual Statement. Csestlinc, O., April 1. Stewart & Sir.?, proprietors of the Farmers and Mechanics' Bink, have made an aisUnment to S. G. Comnjir-s, of Mansfield. The Stewarts ware alwaye considered in excellent circumstances, and the failure is a great surprise to all. It is reported that all claims will ba eetilel at an early date. "ffoudr." E. H. Berkwith, Norwich, Conn., Dembpr IS 1SS4 stated: "I owe my life to Warr tit's Safe Diabetes Cure; when I began its use I rasse d ten quarts of water dally, which contained 14 per csnt. of sugar; af:er using "ven dozen bcttlei my doctor pronounce i he water free from sugar; it has dono wonders for me." A Rather Doubtful Statement. Mcstkeal, April 1. It is stated by a government official, who came here from Ottawa, that a caole message from Lord Wolseley bed been received by Lord Lansdowne, askrg if he could get one or two regiments from Canada for service in the Soadaa. Wut Water stock I'ays 7 fer Cnt. Chattanooga, April 1. -The Western L'nion Telegraph Company has reducsd -Rsgts in this city 17 percent. Neither mental nor physical labor can be accomplished satisfactorily unless the system is in order. When you feel tired, languid, weeried without exertion, the mind elo to act, and requiring great mental effort, joa can rest assured that your Liver is not actir properly, and that nature requires as8''sance to help throw off impurities. There is no remedy that will accomplish th s 30 mildly and yet effectually as Päickly Ash I'.iTTEFS. A trial will satisfy you of iu merits. World' Exposition. New Orleans, March -J The greatest and most useful show the world ever saw I as only two months more to be visited and tndif d by the people of Europe and Ameri ce. No thinking man or woman can go through the government and main building and make anything like an intelligent examination of the various articles on exhibition without getting useful information and suggestions that my lead to future proSt or advantage in some way. The men who devote their energies and rrental activities in devisirg, directing and developing such grand, practical and utilitarian echiola ought to be, and will be, held in the highest esteem and admiration. About the only thing that rell-cts great credit on the life end character of Prince Albert is the fact that he inaugurated the World's Fair ot London. The time will come when ths name of tha man who planned and by his untiring energy and executive ability developed this monster fair into its present grand proportions will be placed away high up en the temple of fame and he will be recognized aa a trus friend of human progress and a higher civilization. But like most of the men of past ages who have devoted their hearts, minds and activity to the great work of belteria? humanity. Major E. A. Barke, who ia tae real and main p-ower in this great enterprise, is being subjected to many annoyance! and unjust criticisms that narrow-minded and unthinking men can bring forward. With inadequate mea'ns -e has at last triumphed over all obstacles and brought the Exposition to a grand success in everything that certains to ita mala objects a display of the world's products, and bringing together the representative men and women of all nations to study each other's methods in the great work of transformirg nature's crude resources and powers into that which is better calculated to meet the important and essential demands o! our existence. This is CHAUTAUQUA DAY, which is intended to present the workings of a Dew educational enterprise which was inaugurated at Lake Chautauqua, in Ne? York, a few j ears ago, and which has rapidly gained a stronghold on the confidence and affections of the people where it is known. Tranches of the school are being established in the Southern and other States. The one at Lake de Funiak in Florida is prospering, aho the at Mont Eagle, Tenn. The main object of the movement is to enable b)ys and girls as well as men and women to get a good substantial and even a higher education at home by their own firesides at comparatively a trifling expense. It also very appropriately ;comblnes and earnest and effective teaching of the principles of the Christian religion with the knowledge to be obtained from the study of the text bsok of our schools. They claim that the Institution is "first for busy men and busy wemeninabusy age; second, , that tht object of Chautauqua Is to make strong, pure

Christian home where children can b latntd not only in morals, bat ia science Ld patriotism." This is certainly a graa J!y iced work, and will doubtless mska mtny American homes better, pnrer and happ'er. By referring to the paces of history we find that civilization has been developed not b? KiEgs. Queens, potentates and nig'a governmental authorises (for these have gBnerailv f roved obstruction), but by the bard workug tndents of nature's laws, by the in vector's genius, by the great elaf&tors in pure, moral science, ph;lr;opby, sentiment, history, niechnnic. rgrcuhnre and fine arts. SÖch as tie?e bate rr ade the earth a br'ght and b-uiful Lerne f.r human beicis to enj y. It a i i s erd in all countries it wai ths pled i:ng 'birkers, philosophers, edncitors and invfotorstbat developed a bieber nnd better ivii'zaüon. But we will täte a rest oa tiiii j-ut j cl aid make a ehort visit to FLORIDA. No doubt more people came to this ExpoiU:nn to se the display of fruits, plants, vegtables grsEtes cotton. snar cane, ard othr prfldncts peculiar x a seui'joitai tlimste, than to any otherone ctase. Ax oi.v tiriie the friends a?.d adwr-ri of Florida were in despair as to tbn extent and vslce of her exhib;t. Bat tnro-igh hr esergetic iepre-entative, General Sarins she has grar.djy e,ud brightly marrheJ to ihe fror t. 7Le display is new worth a caret;;! study'so es to be able to properly appresU'e her peculiar advantage. The sponge indistry along her coast is becoming one of gret I refit acd large extent. Nearly half a million dollars worth of eponees were shipped from the vicinity of Key West ia one year. EARLY POTATOES. Lerce. well grown Irijh potatoes, e: plants turnip, torratoes, pea, and many ctht-r vfgHiabJiS, of this year'd prowth are on exhibition. A turnip fro u Sewaonae Cjun'y tveign.i thirteen ponr.d. The couch p-a i a wcnaerolly proiifc ?fe:imea. Oae

liisriu cover twenty itet sqare and b-ar ujcxe pea?, even on poor, 6an1y land, than a cow cen ie in a month. The upland rice, which grows cn sandy land, is very pro' dectivp, ar;d sid br ro-vI judres tobe of the best quality. Sagarcaue twenty feet high, ar d ILe Jar-tever produced, ii on exhibition. Th I? grow on fhf rich land rc!ai:ned by the draica:e of Iika Ote-cho-bee. The tube roe i h proritable indnstry in I'atnani Ccnnty, whtra one man Lu 1J acres in cultivation a-.d gts hij;ii prices for the bulbs. A epv-cinien of coqa'na in on exhibition, which is Florida's main buildinj materia!, and cf which tte oldest fort in the United States Is c mi-trailed. It was commenced in the ixteerith century by the Spaniards at St. Augustine, and competed by our ieop!e m Ic is ttill in a h:k state of preservation, and la occupied by United States troop?. ERUITS Florida's display cf oranges, Iemoa3, limes, piteopp?es, bananas and c:coiuuts in th Horticultural Hdl is by far the le3t and largest in that building. Theore.nsjes are the best flavored cf any in the World's Exposition. The sweetest juiciest, and in many -espects the finest. I ever aw. Flora Linda is now ahead on fruits, flowers, plants and early vegetables. A. Pattjx. Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on earth for paiu, bas no equal. Persons suffering from rheumatism, neuraleia. or from cuts, braises, st raine, etc., should not be without it. Cares are effected in an incredibly short time. Price only twenty five cents a bottle. For sa'e by all druggists. THIS IS THE GENUINE! MDU 0:LT IN BOTTLKS WITH BTTT WBAPPZBS. 8ZS THAT STSIP OVEB CORK. IS TJ5BB0KX5. Oar trA3e-mark around even bottle. In sickness Sun Drop ii Worth Ito Weirtt in Geld .- mm;. fr.r,nrm It snbdnci anC!?xeais an xmrs ot inRmmauoc, CATAKKH, COLDd, DlAKKiiKA, KUüüalAII3M, h'EüKALGlA, has cured more ca?s th4n anythins; ever prescribed. DIPIITHERIa. 80üi IHKOaT; ne it promptly, delay Is d-mneroni, ULES, BLIND, BLEEDING OR ITCHIN'J. ULCEKS, OLD OR NEW WOCND?, BRÜIS2-1, BURNS, TOOTHACHE, EARACHE, 80RK SCALDS, 6PRAIN8: the greatest known remedy. Controls HEMOP.RHAQEd, FEMALE OOÜ rXAINTS. BLEED LNO Nce, Mouth, Stociicn. Lungs, or fron any can, inoppod a by a chrm it Is called the WONDER OF UEA LING. UsK3 crTKRALLY AND I NTIBN A LL Y, We have C3 arft. Unche of testinonlais. 8ad for our boox (Mailed FreeL It will tell yon all about It tt if rNSAric to csa any -pbxparatio aicxrr THK GHNÜINS WITH OCB lOLEBCTIOSS. PrlOSS WC. 2L SL75. fttSD'SEXTBICT CO.. 7C 5th Ave. l.v iork. &I4.) Iruffnu ca Ell Ii. Aadrj rr Ai im c.n. ti 2ACtt J Many a Lady is beautiful, all but her skin ; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on the skin. Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Balm.

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A happy surprise it waa to Mr. A. It. Norton, of Bristol, Conn., when AniLornoRoa put him oa Ll3 lect, and sent mm cheerfuUy about his business. Let htm tell hi3 own story : "About three weeks ao I was ttkrn vlth a severe crick ia tho b&ck. For four da ya I was unable to turn in bed without help, and when lifted npoould not stand cnxny feet Iwm induced to try Athlophoros, after a'J the uaxisl rrnicdiCj filled. In 2D minutes after takin tha tirt doee I could bear my wei-at upou ray f ivt Ia two days I was able to gx t abaut Lud att-i J to business. In two othr ca- vh i:U Lava Xime to my tnoulevLre iU use had Uoa at;ci.Co.i vr.llx the same results." A poor man in PhiladelphiA Ik;.! to Lorroy a lollar tj buy a bottl3 of ATninrL'Oi'.o.. t'u account cf his poverty his nine shall r ir.r.:n n S'-wTrt. He h id suflercd terribly Iroui Uli. u-Ui-tLia. lie gratefully writes : " 1 1 ooi my first d3 Tuesday aftfirr.o"n, an 1 ou V.VIrjc-5:ay, after but fown dw. I hi I; t a t-birp or cvcre im be kit. Tlicrj I rt;Jvi i t- uJtie osc-Lölf aad txk tlie reriiiin.!. r cf tl:a l'lt.e. I vra. a! la t.i Lw ft.üdy ;.t v.-r'x t:.l S.-t-ur l i.r. v ii rn I t'li a eevero -(. i zu-.l tbc t i u-ouiy le;t hi.'i L I purut-l r 1 tü and Ly Led tiirra I fouul r.-li-.l. TLa liivaivu:-; id j;l you cVuizx for i.." Invoslii'ateATiiLOi'iionoall y. m ;i!c-::r ?! Find all the fault you cIk;;- with hi 1 yet the fact remains, that it U doin wb.Lt no other meiicinc ever could do for llhcumatism and INeuralirLa. o If you cannot get AniLOPHcrto- of your drjjplst, we will send It express paid, on r vt l pt of rrrular price one dollar per bottle. We prefer that you buy it from your dnii.-t, fat If hi hasn't It, do not bo persuaded to try soiiiKLiii else, but order at once from ua aa directed. ATHLOFKOROS CO., 112 WALL ST.. KEW YORK.

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The OTTLX CORSET made tbat can be rftr.rnr.l b it iurchr nfier ttiref t-fk wr, if noi f-juaj PERFECTLY SATISFACtORY In erery rupect, nd its pri.-e i: unU'-ahy e.-iler. Vul& In a variety of Mj lt nd t-rifs. hojj by first-cinj.' dealer Terywhere. Heware of worth lmiratioaa Kone Genuine unie.wlt han Dam on the box. CHICAGO COR&ZT CO. Crilcoso, til. THE HYDRAULIC nn a 1 Lia ;S Kj S i LOÜS3, ro. Haks a Specialty c Craaacntal & Plaia Red Front Pressed Brick, manufacturing Anriually over They cnarptco tliat tiio quality, finish "ami Color, nre unsurpassed, if not unequalled by as" other bricks maile in the United iSlatt. iffw - - 4 -"Kuid l iiuiunri . . i a. baf. rora c ration. ccce. or TIT'PVr.Trs: v r-er brain vor work. Avoid TCSTED FOB Years by use ein MA . irietr.fcc tnc-oictl princiThousand cases. S - jplrt. Ly direct roheatioa Ttito the iet of d.ieaM its "speejic infiueDce ia fei jural f.inctioutoi tha bu9, man orraniBn 11 retortt . TTririrrvr fi frof lite, vhich ha beea r1 1 i J(- i ed are f irm Uck.and pna Jttonta, - 53 or, jii -he patient txcomieher TwdilonMiB, - e.OOVfrLfU!anirapidvrairtb:!i Three aionlta, 7.003 rtrecra and mzuaI rigor. HARRIS REtYlCDY CO., H'FCCHCMISTS IT. Tenth 8t, 8T. L0TJI3. 2IO. P I 9 DTURED PERSONS! Not a Truss. I W I Ask tor trm of o-ir AtTHnce. ' Waakeri nfrTnufesi.ile'jUitT.lTat or fiiüa? powert, rtrd1 rrnwlu or hr.okf orcoiae ta u Blht aufailt.i? m ;h-l lm can 1-e. Ot- rotat aol tarlf TiC'T nmirtb phiiq bf ImilJine up tj waited tiJ i. e-'neeclratiUd uoarih3iat to wkt p-rtl03l. Tuil t'i?nctX dsvelormtLt. atiJ (BD'-tiont (itca to rTj c: it i-r. t.. UhI. tJ- ta ahowo w kiitnaday. 4obnf Kt .'luUi.t: re-nia.rt. il'mrt, ai:i:p. IHral, metiai.tral au-l .t r..ict -ituc enbiii 1. VS" I:iet th: mvio t t ut lnKMtia(wi''il laown ti tha Cie1i.-.l f rr '." (w.Wi'rriil alj or nJ'ieeTii-,.:." ?.fil Ufr. r:ti. A'xTe rn vkerf iitirl4.Tf!''i',!.1'."-.v- r. Huh t at i "lieferoi toamimvnt j.vt-iat ; ait mr without CtmL.". T. l-r ' An tn.t : lit on of tro merit wta aa orwLeJuMtn t: J ct fr,r:.t ct" to at.." A inieinStf. Wr t-: ro.r 'if ' V-- f :..'' k'l'iat planasioa. rf-ruc;l aal l-tou t.J ia pain aaKn-- A-'ln-. ERIE MEDICAL CO.. CUFALO. Ü.Y. T?"RT?"r? PRESCRIPTIONS ar to ba foani X XvJIiJXTj in tae "doiKNOtfi of UCAL.rH," for the tpedy cure of Nerroua Debtllty, Loit Manhood. Dwpondeacy, etc A coiy of thL hoot will be aent free, sealed. Address hoi gnu K of HEALTH, 130 West Sixth SirMt, Cinriantl, QaU.

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