Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 94, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1885 — Page 7

( Philadelphia all. "Wal!, jrirls," taid mj Cncle 15 irnabee, "and now what do yoa propose to do aboat itr We aat aroar.d the fire in a disconsolate semi-circ- that dreary Hzzling May nie;ht, when the rain pattered against the window ponea and the poor little datfodila in the burden shook and shiyeretl ai if they would fain hide (heir golden head once more in the mother eoll. My mother, Eleanor and I. Untie Karaabas B-rkeli' sat in the middle of the circle, erect, s.ifT and grim. He was atoat and short, with a grizzled mustache, a Jitt e ronnd bald spot on the crown of hia head, and two glittering black eyes tbat were ilways sending their dusky lightnings in the direction least expected. I'ncle Harnatas was rich and we were poor. Cucie Barnabas was wise in the ways cftbewor i. lad wa were inexperienced. Uncle Barnabas was prosperous in ail he did, while, if there waa a bad bargain to be made, e were pretty snrc to be the oaee to make it Consequently, and a a matter of course, c looked up to I'ncle liarnabas and reverenced his opinlone. "What do we propose to lo about it 1 1 Eleanor slowly repeated, lifting her beautiful jetty brows. "Yea. hat's exactly it," said my mother nervously: 'because. Brother Barnabas, we don't pretend to be husinss women, and its certain we can't live comfortably on our

present income. Something has got to be eonf.' I smpote your girls are educate j," said l'nc'e Barnnbae. "I krio I found enongh oid scboci bills when I was looking over my brotrer s oarers." "Of unr?s" said try mother, with evident pride, "tneir educa ion has been mos expansive. Music, drawing, use of the aloOot-'' "Yes, yes; of onree," intrrnpted I'ncle Barnabas. "Hut is it practical? Can they teerh c I Ittnor looked dnhious. I was orilte car laio that I could not. Madame Lenoir. amid all her list of acrompliiliments, had not included the art of practical tuition. iQslpBt" grunted Unci Hartiab "Queer thine, this modern Idea of eduo lion. Wall, H' II, If you can't teach you can mely do something. What do you say, r l'-a r r, to a situation A situation? The col f ilntterd in I manor's t Wies like rink and whita a im ! Iil"p"iiii. "I spoke- r, , , ' i , .Ii. In I I " said I ne'e llMinshaM, drylv. Ys n iilunilmi," "What ort tfasituai i . le ilarna fetsr Well, i fan hardly say. I'art ereant. furt oii panton id M elderly lady," ex clamed tu II gentlemen, "O i im n llarnaba, I citthln l do that 1 "! jnu won't take I : IMaUon, elt ab! t un I'.irnai n, tt-ir iip.ii wsshy lltl waler r -l. i -'-awl . o( Uuiii.l and I v I "ekhlliltl m ile of p.t.i Klnsnor h.t hung above tho cltli.tney ' hnrry, ' w tl In i ' I rf lil do Jft My BSOtbsr draw I a trifle t er i 1 1 "I iltii lt my dm right " said soe wave been ladles ' 1 I 1 t 'idlleMli band, durlri: ail lb ler llaohel. ' to my "y 1 1 1 1 1 lUnra up uai. ir IS qilH is have ul t wnh my family lic i i. nt up and name to Untile lUruabas' I ,.lr 11' -1 1 uiil- Ui " 1.1 ii... .. I ....... sagn laytitti his hand kindly ou my wrist, ' what is It If you pleaee I nnla Hsrnabas," sah I I. with a rapluly-throbtiing heart, "1 would like to Iske the situation ' ' Utavo " oried l ucla Barnabas. ' My dear child!" exclaimed my mother. osam.ah ' uttered Kleauor, In gS dtiU by no tin ans laudator v. Yea,'' said I. "twenty live dollars a manth in a preat deal of money, md I nover waa afraid of work. 1 think I will go to the Old hidy, I ncla Barnahs.-- I m sure I could send home at leset f'JO a month to mother and 1 ieanot , and then the two weeks, spring and fall, would be so nice' rleaee, Uncle Barnahas, I'll go har k with you when you go. What . 1 the old lady's name ." "He: name "' iaid l'nela Barnabas. "Didn't I tell you' Ii's Prudence --Mrs. Prudence. ' "What a nice name'" said I. "1 know 1 shall like her." "Well. I think yon will." said I'nc:.- Parnabaa. kokit g kii dly at me. "And i think he will like you. Is it a bargain for the t O'clock train to morrow morning ' Yea," I answered, stoutly, taking care not to lcok in the direction of my mother and hleenor. But after he had gne to bed in the bast chamber, where the rut' ed pillow caes were, and the c;untz covered r:uv chair, the full strength of the family tongue brake on my devoted head. 8o the next morning 1 set out for the un known bourn of New lork life. Wa took a hack at the depot and drove through so many streets that my head spun around and around like a teetotum before wa stopped at a pretty brown stone mansion -it looked like a palace to my u laccustomed yes and 1 nele Barnabas helped me out. were is wnere Airs, rrudence lives, eaiu i.e with a chuckle. A neat little maid, with a frilled white apron acd rose colored ribbons in her hair. opened the door with n courtesy, and I waa conducted into an elegant apartment all gliding, exotics and blue satin damask, when a plump old lady dr eased io black silk, with the loveliest Yalenciennes lace at her throat ana wrists, came smiling forward like a sixty year-old sunbeam. "So you've come back, Birnabas, have yau said she. "And brought one of the drar ciris with you. Come and kias me, my dear. "Yee. Bnsy, kis your aunt." said Umle Barnabas. Hinging his hat oho way and his gloves Br other, ss ha sat complacsntly down on the .of a. Mv auntT" I echoed. "Wny. of course." said tho plump old Isdy. "Don't you know? I'm your Aunt Prn dence." But 1 thought," I gaspei in newilder ment. that I was coming to a situation." Well, so you are," retorted l ade Barnabas. "Tue sitnation of adopted danghter in xny family. Twenty five dollars a month pocket aioDoy, the care of Aunt Prudence, cat and canary, and to make yourself generally useful." Lotto oa Intellect. I Frosn an laterview In the Kansas City Journal. There had been some previous talk a out intelligence and too queer people one meets la traveling, and Lotto continued: "What little specks we ore, after all! We think we ore great and we die and eoma one immediately springs up to fill our plsce. Ho motter bow girted we are, others will follow together the some l.mrela. And yet how beautiful it is to cultivate oneaelf to improve aod to grow strong mentally ' It is the only thing that permits people to grow old gracefolly and aoceptobly. After oil, the only nobility is that of the intellect. Toe Prince of Walts, even, recognises this when he is in

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to it than he." "Lately," continued the lady, "I hare dis covered that I have some talent for painting. While in 8t. Louis I took some lesson in rater colors. I do uot dare to pint with oils; it is so unhealthy." MATKINOXIAI. OKreCTIVtS. Kow Fathers Learu iSm Private Lives of Their PsMftgh Im' Battors. New York leleratn. "Of course, there are tricks in every trade. iud tnere are a few in ours, said a wallknown private detective, with a smile, tue other daj. "The lai and oats of the detec tive business are drv:ous acd many." "Do criminal cases pay the btsi aaked the Telegraph reporter. 'By no means. The bulk of any work is tracking private individuals and ascertain ing their daiiy Ufa." Vi ho are you be.-t customers? ' My best customers are usua'iy women. Tracking criminals is laborious and difficult. Dot to say dangerooa. In the tirat place a man with crime on his comcieoce is upirioua. That fact alone makes his rapture the more dulicnlt and dangerous, anliouh e lively conscience, particularly when reDec ted in a man's actions, often give him away, and he bimtelf furnishes the ground work upon which we weave the net of con victing evidence against him. With old 'crooks,' however, there is no such thing as conscience, and they of all others are the most dimcult to capture. And, attain, an old one at tue business Is usua'iy desperate and does not hesitale to adopt desperate means when c irr.ered. On the other hand, 'spotting' reckless yonng men for thir sweet hearts, wild sons for their fathers, and suspected wives and husbands is what you would call a 'snap. ion would be sur prised at the number of suspicions minded persons in the world. Only a few w-f ks sgi I hd a ili from a houia on Thirty-foarth street, aim -ist under the shadow of the Stewart mat ,n I r sponced in person, and tin eM rlv, whitehaired gentleman received me In his llbrarv. After considerable (atiug abont the bmh he mentioned his la igliter I name, and surs & a m a ni'su.g tue resi. i . u " 'Hbe has a suitor, and she thinks a Kiod deal of him. and wants to marry him. and yoa want to know something about the uang gentleman taid I. "'tee, yes. Bless my son), how did yn know, said he. really astnntxhed. Finally, alter much talk, I succeeded in netting all I aantid out of the old gentle nan, and went aany with a parting laJtttOtlOB to be very careful, the old man exrlaliitlng, llless iht soul, nut 1 think he is a wicked young man 1 Ilia! m I.I 1 f..; .e-d th1 vonn j gentlman after be and nt. betriilhd had retUnid f'uKi the opera, and he had left I er a' her father's door. The fltat place he vuited wa a sah n, waers ha had a gm,. I, still hum of whisky, tin ton of tills he visl.ed the Haymsrsei, where he spent the brst psrt of the night, gettlrm home about I in the morning. 1 mal in V report tO tit Old g't;.oah whi sld, Miss my soul . Jut ai I t 'it I'rv ilm si alti to night.' I did, and the y dttni nun'i i efalli'S Wave u'oul UtS same fily Vifjf' the He v market for a fain t i k , vy hs re be h list heavily und went h i na uetly well 'iotdtd.' That wm euoaih for tha old gsa lien tm, and wIimi thr y ung mstt nailed (he t . it t me Instead n urn warm welcome of In. betrothed ' wts ioal by I'm anrv old t it tie it km ' yoii s' im he l s a pisliy w fee ai d hsr fstust's eell iL I d money hAgS, Tba eld gentltio.ao Ma dr .lv grataltil to n i A KAV li th . "r . i a-o hau I said it WM a mi d d.-al. h- replied 'Why, yea were hlled With mire " 1 hat Ohl i phtsmii N4lieillo Amort. -mi The "fool and mouth'' disease la epldemio In Washington. Afisr considerable hraklog out In the mouth, chinning for an api i i.lment. the yntmi has to feot it baok ume for lack of car tare The I . in. mis Temperani a l.et turer, John II. t'Otigb, says, January 1 , ho "l or many war , Pond s l.xtract has been my companion in my extens ve travels In I l rope and America ror sore throat, ei pe cilly when tending to ulceration, I have found it very bcneliolal. I have (ound it invaluable also for biutses, chatlngs, irritation of the skin, etc." It is the people's great remedy for all sorts of pains and in Hammst on. hold everv eeiiere, by all reansctable druggist. Be careful to get the genuine. "luiluenee" at a Discount. Brooklyn l nlou. The President is thoroughly consistent in the application of his A y. He bus treated the Wssbington churches in the same way as be has done the politicians, and instead of selecting the one which has the strongest "claim" and made the most urgent appsals for bis atter dat.ee, he has rented a pew in an unfashionable bouse of worship, which brought no "Intloenee" to bear in order to secure him. Horsford's Acid Phosphate ASSISTS MEICTA I. LOOWO. Professor Adolph Ott, New York, eays of the Acid Phosphate: "I have been enabled to devote myself to bard mental labor, from shortly after breakfast till a late hour in the evening without experiencing the slightest relaxation, and I would uot now at any rats diepenae with it." Give tit r -Knf l a Chssre. Charleston News and Courier. I Give the South a chance, and the "exrebels" will ibw their qnoadam opponents in the North that they will be as hanl to beat when ranged on the side of the Pnion ss they were when arrayed io defence of the Confederacy. United, the people of the United Btaves are invincible. 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FLORIDA. Orange and Their Culture, Gotten, Etc. Lomiwood, l';u, March II. In a recent Issue of your valuable paper, quite a leugthy article appeared written by a Mr. Carr, whom t seems is sojourning at Orlando. In justice to Florida end the orange business, I wish to refute some of Mr. C.'a statements. To begin with, he tells among other things of the cost of making a grove and bow many oranges may he ns a rule ( ?) got from a ten acre grove. He says th it there are usually one hundred trees to the acre, and estimates the crop per tree as aix hundred oranges. The one hundred tree to the acre grove is a thing ot the past, as neatly every one who owns o grove or has had one eet out in the att live years puts frcni forty to sixty trsea to the acre, and as for a grove in a good healthy condition (as it ought to be from the money he spends on it in his estimate) producing only six hundred oranges per tree is all folly. A tree, under ordinary circmistances, when eight to nine years old, will bear anywhere from 1,000 to i,000; consequently on a ten-rcre move of nOO trees, allowing l. JW (a safe estimate) to the tree, you will have a uice little sum of 7 J 1.000 oranges. Now, this tusy seem fearfully exaggerated, but it is OOti To rite a case of wonderful production, tba Speer grove, near Bs:ifo;d, which contains vomething over 5U0 trees, produced ttoroethiog over 1.000.00C oranges Th's is an old grove, hut it has ben keeping Ibis tip for sc me time. When the cost of taking care of one sore of orange grove is , it means that the partv wuo take care cf it is to furnish the fertilizer and to plow, hoe and harrow it The time for fancy prices for groves is pasted, but still they arebeld away up. 6o mut h for tin production. Then Mr. C, puts tho cost and receipts together and tlnds himself (figuratively' losing money, or rather that the I costs have exceeded the income of the grive. Ho would any one having a hue koatiag ten arm grove and onlv getting ,M oram:e oil it, and paying -.'' per acre to haye It taken care of ami iumhhtng the fertilizer also. P it, take for Instance, a crop of even I no rig) from a ten acre grove and it will naka at least Mio boxes of fruit. Cut theie at SJ BO per box (g low estimate) and the am.xini is m.i : The cost of taking nara of th grove at .') per acre wo ltd bo "'. iod i boxes at nfttoo eents per boi WOOM N $1'', tusking a total of V'''1, then the wran peis would cost about ;, making In all n08 leaving a profit ol f'l I Now this Is away low n o'i im pMidttoliou of a producing bear lug grnse of ten seres i wilt let the orange ueetlon reit here, and apeak of one or two ntlier little mli'skes M i msk'S He spoe of tho cotton raised in I mis. Now there Is as flue Io g liiiar ooi ton tau id In this 0tate es I here is io any of tlieoil er entlob pro In el tu Hints. Of OOttfwf the ii-ld is 1 1 o t r. i . i.i.i i ii i us as II le n s t me Of the Olli im, i in lered eerv line COt i ii llide' d 1 ll lllit Si I vr ;i i"i win rail' d bate and wli' i ihe ImtMls nan gat MMUt they In, No, I i l l t "ut II . n B lb fttUI I lahi tl n Al e gfj for ipsianre They htva til1 beet of freth v lieblos atnl. Ill o0l gwtltti'ie ffi'-h flows' ruui not ft 'in thi tin now," as w etil the denied tulik, bttl IroM the slm oi purs gf tloli I hae a high pina lend fw.l.Mt tint I havt had, and have (Ina vretahle l . We had i legen! si taw harries in February, hi regard io I I bavti not ion h to nay tnnU ttis' onoo In e whlln v i do coin i airo4 a - u ..I. .e ri...i.i.. . I

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Ci TICURA IIK50LVKNT, the New Hlood Purifier, Diuretic and Aperient, sJaoSMSS the Hood ana perspiration of all impurities and poisonous ch mints, and ihus removes the CAUSE. CUT1CURA, the Great 8kln Curo (A Medicinal jelly for external use) instantly allays Itching aud Inflammation clears the skin and scalp of humors, tores and dandruff; destroys dead skin and flesh, heals ulcers, o res and discharging wounds; restores tto hair and beautifies the skin. Ct'TlCi RA SOAP, an exquisito Skin Beauttocr and Toilet Kequislte. prepared from Cuticura, Is indispensable iu treating skin diseases, baby humor, skin blemishes, prick'.7 heat, rashes, sun burn, and rough, chapped or greasy hands. CI TRI RA Rl'MEDUare absolutely puro and the onlv real Blood Partners and s-kln Bcnutitiers free from mercury, anionic, lead, slue, or any other mineral or vegetable poisons whatever. THE BLOOD-

no of our customers bought your Cuticura Hi inedlrs for his little BOf who bad a kind of l.umiT In tiir head to OihI he .n n nolhi M'ab of Mites. He was entirely cured, nod his father cays he would lud hegtndae I (o for I ie Rood It has done him. NASH .V NAMli linnntlsts. I oVlUKtOll, lud. nth ura Snap outsdls nil other medicated M.ape S. B. UAKKKTI Diueettst. Dslevillu, lint. Tin rran we bur your ('ntleura Medbifns Is that lm mi mm - II (or ihetn we tuerouiPlltd to ketp them . W, A miTeClt, lriiMl-t. livnti'vilie, tnd. Voyi Cull i' 'In Hp d Ii liotnn (nan any other It II.' HON fi, M Ii , I hy tic, In I. I'UtlcutS tti no ti, nte glvlne Uulverel sUsfaOUoOh DA S il III II, Win ,essle DrnuiM I nl itetie. lud. i- SJ SJ N nut ( 'nl Ii ii rn in I i !i' mid put I hit 'St I V rntlr thillenra "oap hu' s gmnl lei here, aud Isr u we ton leant ojveipM" ' all'' Hmi 1. 1 IT Mil Sttt) . Urufslsts, l'irtlstid, lud, NN tuii mil Mill 'Its n du tin 1 the I)' anl ' I e .i he lvof CMt; tie titrti test, I ort Wey in. I i I, The ( uilcurs Id im II mo lnv Uti ood sslf, mlh ii ml y tin i in . i . i ... i 1 all Hiy ' Mill ii ' sit r tt 1 n ' taste irs atoileo Md timy V 1 NV AI 1 1 ItrUMltft, Ituehville. I . hm THE SKIN. i ii ., hut Iii i. u .1 i.-- m I well. J. A. UlDDi 1 I CO., Drum. ei. Auroia, I i I. N our (lulleura Ittitnedleer mi l food rtults. eny klu Ii tl, und It Is w Mh pieitsui lliejn in our eustonn-rk, nw lecelvu real beiielil and ati bmh la Nihs i I we a ttt ae rem d that t hut Al i I a ill WMAN A HON, iio irbon. lud. Have litten ellinu four Cuticura Ram e lie fur foi.r yearn n tine towu, and Ihey give sSlifueiiou. i.i m, w. KKIoHARD, Droastst, DdltVilld, lud. We ate CoUeora fuctiou. AUS PAYNE .'. PAYNK, Drusglstn, Fowler, lud. We take pleasure In statin that we have had a very good sie for the cuticura Remedies, more ie hilly the 1 uilcuia Koao, wtlh very SatSetaC lory results. Q K AH AM llliOd , Druegtsts. Uraham, lnd. Wensveboen selling Cuticura Remedies here for six yoats, and the Cuticura and Cuticura Soao are great favorites in onr trsde, aud have bean extensively used with satisfactory results. W. 8. H1380N it C1' , Druggists, llalttou, Ind. We are bavins a nhe sale on your Cuticura Remedies. B. F. Kl.ESl.INri. Drugitst, Logsuspart, lnd. f ticura has a steady and increasing sale iu this locality. J. K. C. F. HARl'i.R. Druggist, Madison. Ind. THE TIME. The Cuticura Remedies are among the beat selling goods we have, and nothing we sell give such universal satisfaction. We consider them as staple as ouiuine. D. GINTHER. North Manchester, lnd. Cuticura Remedies of all kinds are my best ell1ns articles. Do uot know of a case of failure when used according to directions. W. A. MARKEE. Druegtst. inceunea, lnd. We can safe give perfect s lit: r ssy that your Cuticura Remedies refaction whwvfr uved. RY A WYNKtrOP, Druggists. Beilevue, la. I sell more of tho Cuticura Soap thsn of any other. P. U. DIKHi.. Druggist. I.emara, la. Your Cuticura Medicines have given entire satisfaction whenever used. We always have a good word for them. fcUYLEI A HAG IN SICK. Druggists. lkader, Ja. s W consider yoor Cuticura Remedies oue of the staples tor tkiu diseases. ED. WIKBEN-ON. Druggist. Oiadhrook, la. All your Cuticura Rcmedi si sell well and give general aiinfaction. The soap sells wei' as a general loilei soap, outsioe of Its Cuticura properties. E. rL FULLER. Druggist, Keokuk, la. Thst hst your Cuticnta Remedies cure when others . has been my experience in a number of cases. fail D. L NORCBO?.-. l"-uggisi. K oU, la. CUTICURA REMEDIES Are for sale by all Druggists. Price of Ost i s. umall boxea. 50 cents; lareeboxea. containing two and one-ball times the quantity of small, 11. Rkteoi.varrr. $1 per bottle. Cvticvba Mdi imal T-m-let Soap, 2S centa. Ccnecaa MaoictKat. Suatiäü bo a i', 16 cents per cake. POTTER DRUG AMD CHEMICAL COMPANY. BOSTON. MAt.

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PLANING HILL, TS Pendleton A.-eisto. M. S. Huey d; Sod, B&ourdftarrn and Dealer ii Dcors and Sash, Frame Lumber, Shingles, Etc. All Manufactured Work for Exterior ones Interior Furnishings. . j r I THE HYDRAULIC (PRESS BRICK GO. ST LOUIS, MO. Bake a Specialty of Ornemintel tt PUIS Red Front Pressed Brick. Manufooturlnsr AnauoUy over TEN MILLIONS. Thev snians m tii.tt tlir quality, fin S eil um. I coioi , u 1 UMsUrpni 1. if not unoquiillod lv ic ollict biiclui UiutW1 Iii tl"' I niit'il M.c . m VtlOs' i-eUtJUiXS ,r ii1. A C' MellVODI POIILITY Cranio WpAknen PHYSICAL e - N a 1 1 'S M ia " IrEOiVY. P InVoi'asj A WifidL R ApeQ Mart. L Tesreo r-oa ovenrjigl Vt AMI U Ut.S I N MAN I ThOüSAn: 1 Qattca. I a e e i L YRloX W PACKACOa THKATME&T. On MAntt), - $3 Of Two Mouths, 6. Of Turss Monti.. V PC HARRIS RIMI ÜOO' N.Tfi.t' RJJPWP,; XV Jsl C 1 V i.1 J ll. lU er ek it 1 Truse. GOLD MEDAL, PAIU3, 1S78. GERMAN Sweet Chocolate. The most popular suvt ChocoU'.y in ihe market. It is nutritious and palatablag n particular favorite with children, end a most excellent article lor family uae. The fjrtiulttr ig sffttiprf .S. fii-rtunn, ittirrh'rr, Jtftss. lltrtrare ' imitn'ion&. Sold by tiroriTS cfcrreehsre. f. BAKER & CO., Dsrcbester, Mass. CON f gg 11 r II r S & lIsS li . - I havs a rtt! ; "-. ' 7 f Ibnuttnill of f" o( f. 1 ' Save aasa emrt Oastl willseilTT O lloTTl.t KKKK, CABLBTKKAT r.-..!ii(1lwj l& ie r. O. J ' mm. na. O. e eO Best Boiler Scale Purgttiva TO TRY IT IS TO UK NO 0TH1 I j. I. sHiLTOsw si wscaar. OOIretÜl Thorp. Il'-t-a. Indivllual, County or Stats ligbt oi tvaaufactnre for sale wj , The BkNTisar botlcr ose this article. 1 Ml J Quirk. Hmv lHw. 7B raatbUriod l-" l ir rrrrv tmmm t4eseSeie SesOaaSi SWaU twosUkmps for Clcb;as4MrtlcW1ta, r.M. I'a.l or wr if. t 1. ' I-KaK, W. Ore No. VH BTA1EKT IIA CINNAT1 OHIO. A CAKD.-To all wbo are suffering from errors and indiscretions of youth, nerroos weakDees, early decay, loaa of manhood, eta, I wtU send a receipt tbat will cure you, Fa IE OF CHARQK. This great remedy was discovered by a BBiaaionarr In South America. Bend eelf-ad-draaeed emeeiope to Met. TOOKPaiT. IK MAM, 9taUoo P. Mer.Yora.

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