Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 111, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1885 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL TUESDAY MOltNING, APAIL 21 1885.

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THE PRESIDEN T'S S1STEK.

Tilts Cleveland on tu Koatrnm 8om ? Thought !?üftttnl by Mar Ltrtar. ; In Jene, lfS3, Miss Kü.abeth Cleveland, Iretentraiatretscx the White Houtt, deliv ered an address Before tie Elmira, N. Y errale College, which the Presbyterian JRvtcqellst pronounced "g:eat"-a deseryed rnpllment to an xcallfnt woman. It was Dtitlfd "Altruistic Fail-,'-' and for her liltutratirn the took CfcJidja, first wife of ilcliixaiM.!, bo was rich, and much older iton his wrs when the married him. When ? iktd in i&tt r je&r why he did not put h?r way and lake a ycunprr wife, ho replied that Le loved her rest l ecrtnso she belived In hlra ben oll rtn demised üica, Che4i.ija'a failh n:de Mobamtned. v iLti is faith tn Oed, falib in slf and in ) trcanlty. The tint predjecs the other?. PaliL- In nnmanity believes iht life Is worth J i t i d and worth avinp. Yon will fcava .Hi t:rh tarter end thirst, will crave affection when the L'com of youth is snpj lanted by the n?Len hue of ege; will cry aloud for help in icfirniHles, mnst needs come, because those on whom women rely, tltcph tfceri.stlves powerless to relieve them cf their intolerable ache.0, pains, prostrations, ileei.!-ia nipbts ct ejrony, and days of distrejs beraeüe of the narrowness of their code and the eelflshrers cf their purpose restrain them from retorting to those agencies which iLay lift wcmen!to a plane cf greater usefulrt and to a nobler life. Many a woman lack the faith cf Chedidjs. If they had; faith in their own reserve of physical power, cantidence ia the persona! ex j rrnce of ethers would follow; and instead cf a race r.f luKericg morta-'ß e!ave3 to the prejudices of thoe whose only interest In ihm is tounded by their pro'essional feM metbonldtee cotiiityof station reinforced ly nobility of mir.d and robustness cf life. The power to rid tnemeelvea of the echs, tails- and desperate detpair vrhicU alUici them, 'in in woman, and oocht to come oat. Vou aU have a countJets amount of t etireenj.' Some one ili tsy to you "Go on, and you will conquer. "How?" -Do as your sistera nave done! Have faith in their Indisputable experience?. "We want more lifa end fuller, and need all the help we can fret. Man would fall were it cot or the CLedidj&s. There is much, in peed diestion to http a woman sweet and lovable. There is more in thorough action cf the preat blcod purifying orfCBB the liver and kidneys, for 1! they are deranged women, can tot have the physical comfort to craved and prayed for. To fcrenre this the help they reed the help that thoneanös have already rtil, and to which tbey say they owe. all ttey rovers is Warner's eafe care. Mr. 21 aria C. Tread well, Btaruford, Conn , Trecident of the State Woman's Christian Temperance Union, a well-known leader, aaya: "It is the only thin? vrhich eeemed to reach my eaie." Thfee unprejudiced thousandstave blffed the world because tbe7 hare bocoire Cbedldjae, who have felt it their duty to declare their own faith and to inspire ttcir sisters with confidence in the extraordinary up building energy of this wonderful discovery. Hiss Cleveland has evidently an original and fertile niind, and we are indebted to hor interestim; lecture, a few thoughts lrorn wbicb we havo copied for a text out cf which the above ergsesücns have grown. THE IMILUOADS. A Reduction of Freight Rates on tho C. and IT, I. Other Itera9 of the Kail. A time tab.'e will go into effect on the K, otd T. H. next Sunday. The businiss of the I., B. and V'. to Kansas points is increasing. ,Tfce work of improving the Belt is being pmhed rapidly. Several miles of eteel rails will be put down at once. The earnings cf all the Indianapolis roach, ard especially western lines, will make a very favorable showing for the month of April. Mr. H. I. Dering, Assistant Gineral Tassetper Agent of the Pennsylvania Company, rajs that the business of the limiteds ia pickleg np rapidly. Lccal railrcad men are of the belief that T. V. Davis, Assistant General Freight Acent of the Chicco and Eastern Illinois, will succeed Colcnel Forsyth as General Traffic Manager of that read. Th work of improving the west end of Ui3 I. and V. has been commenced, and several hundred ter.3 of steel rails will be put down this summer. The road-bed will be rebailatted at certain points along the line. Freight rates on tbe Chicago and Eastern Illinois havo been reduced on all claes between Chicago and Terre Haute. Theredectien ia from two to ten cents per hundred cn each clas?. Shippers are very much pleased with the reduction. The. rates are as felloes: First das?, 30c.; second class, i'jo ; third clt??. ljic; fourth class, 12c; fifth else, lVc; sixth class, 5c; lumber, G3. An ciiidal of the L. N. A. and C. lays tb&t when the company has completed all cf the contemplated improvements the JJoDon will, eo far as its physical condition is concerned, compare favorably with &ny other road in the United States. In imrroTemtnt olone it is estimated that the I.ouitvil, New Albany and Chicago will expend Sl'.CCCCXaö. Several elfgant p&s?eaf er coaches are row in the course of conf truction and will le placed on the road in a iweeks, besides a nnmbt-r of freight cars and new locomotives. Tbe Indianapolis division will come in for its share. Frank V". Arnold, Grand Master cf the Brclterbccd cf Locomotive Firemen, says thet this CT-an5zaticn i. with the exception cf tte Brctberhoodcf Lccomctlvo Engineer?, the itronpf :t in the country. The BrotherLccd, be jays, is eleven yesrs old, and beasts cf a membership of nearly lö.iOü. Ho conSdently expects to lee the Brotherhood of Firemen tbe lsrcest orpanization of laboring ire n cf a single clcss that ha3 ever existed ia thi cr ar.7 otbfr country. Tiie B. of L. V. has b en r great beceß: "to the railwavs and lte lire :ren ther.ielve?. Tha standard of n anhced fcas been raised, and to the Oiiicrs devolves much praise for accomplishing ths ends and purtoe of the organization. Beat Estate Traueren. Tha followtaz ice.a were recorded MoAy. Jtpril :c, as xercrtcd ty Btwe & Eeratataer, abrtract comrlicri, 12 and 15 Ttorpe 21ocx. Telephone, l,CiS: Joiin Kt'lcliardt and wife to Fran's Zehrle?, warrauty deed to part of lot 4s ia lert iiBcua's heirs' tdaiticn to tbe citycf Ir.1iaTro!i -- CD Bir6 cf Charks WelJaac!, riccead. to " Katie ;rii!;n, warranty deed to lot 27 la cutlot HC m McCartv's snlxli vision an 1 rnrt of onUot 117 in taa city ol InJiaasJJary" iTtnTnoeFtocHMjerireld M. Tairrrc nd wife, warranty ded to lota fi. 9. ;a 71 ard 72 in J. E. Downey a oatbeest addition to thecitjef ludlB E JIiF Jf-n J. lcer and wife to John C. Hattican, arnrnty Cud to lot 21 Ju

Wcci 30 In John C I'orton's North Indiauapolla addition. ISj 00 Gcorsed. Dwlnnell and wile to Jobn c. I'.nchanan. warranty ded to lot" lh an t 19 in block 3 in John C. üuiton'a North Indlanapo'.li addit:on 'XO CD Iiattle G. enaln and LtrisLaud to Jonn l. Uucbanao, warranty deed to lota vi. 2J, 23 and 21 in bloox C6 in John C. burton's North Indianapolis addillon....... 200 00 William l'lanlt and wife to Woley Klre, warranty dtel to lot 3 in Charles '.. Henriche, fcr.'s, alditlon to tae town of Cumberland 125 GO George 1". !cclnnls, admlniatraior, to Ktibeih IL lliis-'ilns, a lcalninraior's deed to part tf tbe cm: hilf of ti:o nortlwot quarter of fcction 'Jl, tonnfcliip l , ri;e ct- r.,CC3 00 Ann Snlth 10 William irrnith, rarr&nty died to part of lot 4 in ouilut lu the cltyr.f iDdianaroIis.. .. l.SW VQ E. l'w I'eikins and vi.'e to (ieorp;c v.anse!. warranty deed to psrt of lots :'" and 27 In J rtderlck Vocr, Knardln, addition to trie city cf lndianapolla 9',3 CO Willism M. l:at)itrtiil vii to I'.sU-cca J. Martin, r.uit c Jalrn dc d to lota 8 and '.of liayJcn'a k r-dlYinion of "juaro IS in Jchr.r,u's addition to tte city cf inniarftioli ;.."3 CO i)ieh J. V:. md lmshitnd to Ernest Jdrtr, warranty dttd to lot .i In 8. VaLdcr, S'.cKertan it l'i ice's nitdiviJen of part of oullot ICQ in the city of Iuaimu.1 o:i 4j3 03 Jobn K. Huck ct al. to Weyco Ecbcol Township, wcrranty deed to part of the foutLtsU quarter of the uorlhwtKt cinaitcr ol icrtlcn V, townhlp 10, racqc 3 tctt containlci; 1 acre. Gi ) 00

Ccnvtyaccci, l"; comlderatlon 3 9,111 CO COUIiT-IlOUSE LOCALS. A $10,000 Damage Suit Ag-ainat the C, II. Jand I. Road Iho Criminal Court. There were four Johns on trial In the Criminal Court yesterday. Laweon M. Harvey haa qualified as admin istrator cf the catate of Horace L. Hetlon, deceased. Judre Ayres yesterday granted a divorce to William H. Washington frDrn Anna "Washington on proof of adultery. Jacob Eeed received a yerdict for 200 damages against George Veqhorn in lloom .'i yesterday. This was a suit for malicious prosecution. Henry Echull baa taken out a permit for the erection of a f r,000 brick business V.ock cn Maryland street, between Meridiaiiand Pennsylvania street. f Jclm Lawrence and John Highland pleaded guilty yesterday to petit larceny in the Criminal Court aDd were released cn floaters. A ficaltr is a rare thiDg in the Criminal Court, but in other years it was very common. Charles Haneon pleaded nullty to g-and larceny in the Criminal Court yesterday, and was sent to the Reform Schcol. ije is but ten years old. He and another lad stole a borsa ard buggy tome time ago aud kept it for a week. John White and John ITartney are on tiial in the Criminal Court for conspirafy to commit a burglary. Thfty are tbt two chaps Maitin Towers captured two weeks ago and Ela'ed for conrpiracy tn burg'ariza prousrty near the corner ci Illinois end Louisiana btretts. ? Arr,urrent on demurrer in the suit oi Joel Winton and others, Trustees cf the TJalneM nuetinfr, V3. Calvin Ö3bcrno and otherj was had before Jud?e Ayre3 yestetday. This is the sait known "a tha Progressive vs. Orthcdcx (vcakera, and involves title O certain real estate and church property. ' Pavid Cheslyn has filed for diyorce from Laura Chesyln, whom he married in November, lKvl. He alleges abandonment U.e following week by his wife. Tha complaint also alleges cruel treatment, abuse, Vulgar language and blasphemy, and also alleges prostitution and drunkenness. Plaintiff is a painter. Jchn Harter, by his attorneys, moved to quash the lint and second count3 in tie indictment azainst him and the court sustained the motion. Hp then pleAded rnllty to the third count and took a sentence of two years North. Harter is the ma who was cacght in the street car yards recently by a driver, who shot him as he ran. He and some one else were attemnling to rob the street cars. James B. Filer has tiled cuit agaisst tha C, H. and I. Bead for damages. He, was a switchman employed by the Company, and cnthe.'lhof last mouth he was making a couplirg to the engine, when oa acco int of the imperfect condition of the draw Kir his hard was crcshsd. One tinper was imnut at d and two ethers f" injured that they are rendere d useless. Ho wants $10,00'), and files his complaint in two paragraphs, v Local Courts. errERiop. coct.t. '' Eocra No. 1 lion. JJ. B. T&ylor, Jn,1?p. August M. Kuhn vs. John Martin. : Contract. Judgment for 001.40. Kcom o. 2 Hon. D. W. rjowq, Jadgr. Jchn Kidd, administrator, vs. Daniel Barten. Damages. Oa trial by jury. nccra r. Co:i. Lewis C. Walker, Judzt. Jacob E. Emerich vs. Isaac Johnson. Account. Jndgment for ". Jacob Eeed vs. George Weghorn. DamEgep. Verdict for 200. G. A. Verglervs. Michael Faust. .Appeal. On trial by jury. circuit cocf.t. ; lion. A. C. Ayre?, Judge, ; Wiiiiar.i H. Washington va. Anna ,Wa5h inton. Divorce granted plaintilV. CKIMI.XAL COCKT. Hon. Tierco Kortan, Judce. Stale vs. John Harter. Conspirccy to ccmntit felony. Motion to (iussa tirst and second counts ens'ained. Plea of guilty to third count. Senttnctd to tha S;ate Prison fcrt0 3ears, State vs. Cl.ar'e-s Her.sn. Grand lerc9ny. rifa of guilty, font to II form fc'cboct. State vs. Jchn White and Johu Uartney. Cocspirucy to commit burglary. a trial by tte Court. State vs. John Lawrence. Petit larceny. Tieft of guilty. BfU:is!dcn good behavior. State vs. John Highland. Petit larceny. Plea of RUilty, and reieattd on gyed behavior. The best fcoJ for producing e?gj is a mixture composed r.f iifteen pound) of oatj, twenty pounds of corn, ten pounds of barky ard un pounds of wheat fcraa, all ground tegttber into a meal, which can be fed mixed wiih milk ct water, cr made into a bread and b3ke d. Those wh3 have pta3 may add thsm to fcdventfttre, about ten poands being BUtlic?ent, in which caie ten pounds more of corn should be added. Feed twice a day, giTin all they can fat. Catarrh Is a very prevalent and exceedingly disagreeable" disease, liable, if neglec'.ed, to de-v-jlcp into eennus consumption. Being a constitutional disease, it requires a constitu tional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, acting through tbe blood, reaches every part of the system, effecting a radical and permanent cure of catarrh in even its most eevere forms. Made only by C. J. Hood &, Co., Lowell, Mass.

KKY OF DEITD.

A Little Needle That Carried Marder With It. In the collection cf curiosities preserved in tbe Areenal ct Venice there is a key. of which the following singular tradition ii relattd: "About tho year 1GC one of tboss dangerous men in whom extraordinary talent ia only the foarfal aourca of crime and wickidce s ooyend that t ordinary insti came to establish himself as a merchant or trader la Venice. The stranger, who name was Tetaldo, became enamored of the daughter of an ancient houte, a'.readv affianced to another. Ho deruandtd her hand in marriece and was, ol course, rejected. EuragaJ at thia, he ktudied hnrr to be revenged. "Prcfcundly rkilhd la th mechanical aite, he allowed himself r.o rest until he had inverted the mcst formidable weapon which cculd be Inaginrd. This a key cf a larfo e'e, the hand'.o of which was ss co:ittructf d that it conUi Le turned round with little ditliculty; when turned, it discovered a f princr, whicii, on prf ;ure, launched from the other end a r.f idle or Jancst of -uca fuM'e Crr rets tht-t it entered into the flejh and burled itbflf there without leaving cxlernel trtce. Tebdldo waited in dlsuis at the door of the church in which the maidea beloved was abcut to receive the nupilal benrdicticn. The rsaibin cent the 6!cndcr sttel nnccrceived into the breast of the bridegroom. "The wounded man had no suspicion of injury, but seized with a sudden and sharp rain in the xnidetcf the ceremony, he fainted, and wan carried tohli hoose aruid the lamentations of the bridal party. Vain was all the tkill of the physicians, who ciuld not devise the canss of this strenee lilaeas, and in a few days he died. Tebaldo ei,'iin demanded the hand of tbe maMn from her parent?, and received a second refusal. Thy too, perished miserably in a few daja. Tbe alarm which these deatii? which appeared almost miraculous occasioned, excited the utmost vigilauco of tha magistrates; and when, cn clo?e examination of tbe bodies, the small Instrument was found in the gangrened tleeh, terror was univerea'; every cne feared for his own lite. Tbe maiden thus crcellv orphaned had passed tte first months of her mourning in a convent, when Tebaldo, hoping to bend her to his will, entreated to speak with her at the grate. Tbe face of the foreigner had ever been displeasing to her, but since the death of all those most dear to her it had become odious (as though she bad a pro sumption cf his puilt), ard her reply was meet decisive in the negative. Tebaldo, beyend hlmteif with rage, attempted to "wound her through tho prate, and tucceeded; tha obscurity of the place prevented his movements being observed. On her return to her rccpi tbe maiden felt a pain In her breast, ard, uncovering it, ehe found it spotted with a single drop of blocd. The pain incrcaced; the surgeons who hastened to her assistance, tanght by the past, wasted no time in conjecture, but, cutting deep into the woanded part, extracted the needle before any mortal mischief had commented and Faved the life cf the lady. The State Inquisition used every means to discover the hand which dealt theic insidious and irresisliblo blows. The visit of Tebaldo to the convent caused suspicion to fall heavily unon him. His hcteewas .carefolly searched, tho infamous indention discovered, and he perishod on the gibbet." Slf-Sopportlcc Women. I Indianapolis Labor Signal. 1 Of all persons who deserve encouragarnsnt and pre.ise cn account of endurance, patience and self sacrifice, as illustrated in tkäir ilvai of struggle against Iba besetmftnta and ruhfortunes which they are obliged to eacoaater, are worthy working women. In all tbe realm cf humanity none other than that c!as3 have begun to display such untiring devotion in pursuance of the duties involved in gaining honest self support. Wciren who find Ihemselvcc left on tlieir own resources have had to work their way through the world in the face of a societary body, with laws and customs solidly opposed to them. Fera long time it was not regarded proper for a woman to sell goods in ttores, notwithstandingthere was a pressing demand for them to do 10. The valliant men whose Ideas on the proper Ephere cf woman had crystalized ages ago, could not brook this innovation on their exclusive grounds, aud they first ridiculed, then opposed, then surrendered to the formidable but magnanimous foe. We need net go over the grounds of this controversy abont woman's sphere and her victcry at last. Sufiica it that her demands were conceded to the extent of filling certain positions which were occupied hitherto only by make. OMate years, as the equal suffrage movement has been more active and erlectual, the contest for place and living Weges las resulted in the concassion to woman cf fair play as pertaining to tne profesiors; pa that now we have our woman lawyers, doctors, preacher?, editors, etc., and still, pa the world moves, the whole woman element seems as intent as tver cn improving her condition, socially and practically. No class cf people has ever lived on closer margins acd appeared more tidily and decently In any civilized country than the respectable telf supporting women, and they have suffered far more from the faults and neglect of society than any other cUss. It is to be hoped that hereafter thtsa workers will ba rewarded in a manner and degree commensurate with their real merit. We remark with pleasure, as we limit this article for want of epice, that emplojers are getting bravely over the rather mean prejudice 8ga.ir.st the nse of seats for women clerks in Etores. In some of the hcus?s of our city the dictates if common tense and regard for rhytdoiogical law have come to humaai.s these places of trade. Buttered Omelet. Make a thick square of buttered tcast, buttering it well on both tides and cutting it Into four or six pieces; let it stand fcefora tha fire to keep hot, but rot sufficiently near to dryitup. Break three freeh egg Into a stew pa oyer the fire (both yelks &nd whites), having previously melted In it a piece of batt?r tho sizaofa walnut; add a little eslt and a tablespoonfal of cream or good mllk;tttrit rapidly over the tire until it begins to thicken; thjn take it off and beat it until quite smooth; sn it oa the fire ara'r. ard keep stirring It until it is very Lot and thick. With a spoon hesp this lightly up oa to tbe square of buttered tcast which bC3 bean kteping hot before the fiie, making it stand as high as posiibl;. Serve instantly. It ie time to itart Vhe early plants. They rx ay be grown in boxes in tbe houee, and tben transplanted to the ope n air as roon as tbe weather becomes warm aud danger of frctt ia overMonster and Slaater. Grim old disease. He comes without invitation, takes a 6eat and invites himself to stay. He takes po?es!ioa and ramain3 until be is driven out. Whether in the form of neuralgia, dyspepiia, liver trouble or vitiated bleed, disease is a monster as long as he has the ssaitery. ''I have been a great sufferer from dyepecsia," writes Mr. If. H. Williams, of Linden, Mass , and Brown's Iron Bitters cured me after other remedies failed." Therefore buy Brown's Irown Bitters of your druggist, and cast tbe raontter, djsjep rla, out.

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FOR S.Ä.LB. To Printers aud Publishers, VTe tare for f ale one nearly new 'toneaetz" Newpynper Folding Machine. Will foid, pte and trim a tteet 3ix50 inches, or smaller. Price, t:cc. A C drew EES TIN EL COMPANY, ImiiaßSjy.L", led,

BUSINESS CARDS. ThffrvM reprtsmted Ulcx ort f.4 nctt tioumh c.yidrtUchU ii te city, ere entirely fcn ihy cf the pitr(j.ct of hdii xl readm, vs. rienzR, m. d., TILE SFECIALIST, S5 Kcrth Delaware Elrcct. CÄce Eajs: Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

A 10TJJECAEY AND DRUGGIST. DR. E. P. TORTER, 9 South Illinois Bh Et. Pendj'e Cherry Coupn Cure. Farr.pl frc-e, ItTIFICIAL. TIIUXII WITHOUT -V PLATE, At Eatt Ytt!r:gtcn itrce References given to rartlcs wearing them. -JALLARL'S POPULAR ich: Orders from Chnrchep, Fe6tlval, Tartlc, Piecks, and Adjoining Towns j romrtly lupflied. Creamery, 102 North Delaware. Telcrhome 410. C UARL3 P. JACOPS, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS. ZC North Delaware Street. Terms reasonable. Send for circular. Filteea jtars experience. Q HARLES A. 27ICOU, ttX Eilt Market ttrect, crrctlt PottcCor,' Indianapolis, led. QUAS. E. HOVER. PURE LAKE ICE. Oßlce: No, 174 East Market Street, Telephone Ntf. Not connected with ice combination companies D EN T I BT, J. G. PARSONS, C0:s Wet. Washington Street. OVER NEW 8 Offiee Indianapolis. JJJ A. HERRMANN, Clocks, Jewelry and Eyeglasses. Repairing Music Roxcsa Epecialty. 93 KBft Market Street. H. C. CTEVIKS' NEY WALL PAPZi; & SHADE IIOTJE3, 44 East Ohio Etrct, Icdlasapoila. Oil-Cloths, Rases and MaU. Cpecial dodzna IX Window tihadea and Innor Docoratlcns. HAR.NEBS, SADDLES, ETC. 11 Ea.st Court BL tnd to E&At Wash. St. H. L. UM STEAD. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE No. 110 Virginia Avenue. JNDIANAPOLI3 BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. Eryant A. Stratton College, A Live Commercial School. Catalogue Free. Wfcen Elcck, or r-o?lte Fostofiice. JAILER BROTHERS. ADJUSTABLE IRON FENCE rOSTS. Cheap as Cedar Posts. rAgents wanted. Send for circular. Cfliceand Factory, 96 South Pennsylvania Street. I.Ih G & E0L:JE3, IRON FENCE CRESTING, ETC. Reliable Acents Wanted. Ofi'iCeand FftlcsroomNo. 12 North Delaware 3t. J-EWIS C. GARRICCi. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ttorre r.Iock, Indianapolis, "Ccrpcratlcn and Insurance Law, Slats and Federal Courts. JpOUDElVS CLEAN MEAT HAÜKET3, 232Eest Wßfhinston St.,7S North Peinylvaala St, Slallö l and o East Market House. L,Sprinz Latnbg a mccialty. gCHElD v; COMPANY. PRESII AND SMOKED FISH. Wholesale sd Retail Dealerp. No. 5S West Mat viand Ftreet. CCHWE1CKLE 5i PRANGE. CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES. "annracinrers of Delivery Wagons and Spring Trucks cf all kinds. Repairing promptly attended to. Wasca and Carriage I'aintlng neatly doao, B&tislacHon gnarantctd. 4J1 and 426 Est t Washington Street. S hith'3 cnrnicAL idtz-woetk, r. Martliud&ic's Eioct. near iW-omce, c'.ct dye and repair geaüeraoa's clothing; i: ladles dress, bawLs, E&cque;, anl tilx ir: woolen foods of every detcrlplloa, dyed aad u Cnlahcfl ; kid glo7es neatly cleaned at 10 ccnia ri,-: pair. Will do mcra flrc;-chi;;a work tor le?i aiüi: Iii- auy h6zr& of the kind in theStato. CHABLES A. feiLLPäO:;. MtaiTT. w & AD AH 2, EEWrK AND GENERAL CONTRACTOSa Rocra 21 Thorpe Pioci, irliar-srlü. S. RAW LS, DEh'TIST. 5 Claypool Elod, opposite Rates Hotiss. Special attention given to tne preservation of thi natural teeth. Prices reasonable. A cacd.-to ail who are snserin? Iron er rors esd indiscretions of youth, nervous weakne?s early decay, losa cf maahood, eta, I will send a receipt that will cue you, FßEE Ol CRARGE, This great remedy was discovered tr a xnifsionary la South America. Bn: Seal I?::-! drereed envelope to Kev, JOSEPHlT.UNifAK. 81 tlon I). NewtYork. Ohio and Mlaslselppl. EL LcaU . 8:10 amiVlnccnnea..- . 1:00 pa Ewt tit. Louia 8:S5am Mitchell.. 2:47 pm Odin .10:S1 am : North Vernon.. 4:13 par ricra ll;Ups1Clccini.ai; ., 7:&gpu

R1ILATAY TUTE TABLE We at lata eTert WfdsrsdaT. April Pi.lSSS. TCAIKS EIS BT CENTEAL STA5DAKD Till. JafTcravnvllle, JtliaAlaoa and lbdlavnapolia

i-pmri. Arnnv U US Ali UCUä f VW flA A lit A A aW A ,W aUal Lonlsv. AC, d'y. f :45 pm t'L L. A C. F. L.10:45 pa For tickets and full information call at ticket ofScf l'enn. Linen, northeast corner Washington and IUinoii srecu, or Unioa Depot Ticket OQce. VffndAlla Llu. Dot-art! ArrivtJ KilL.... 7:15 am New Tori Kl.. S;50in N. Y. Limited.. :15 am, Mill A Ac 10:00 an Day Express, d'yl-VU) am. Cin. As L. K.L.. 3:35 pra Tcrre iante Ac- 4:W rm .:?w York Ex 4:1 pes aciacLx..d,y-10. pm!N Y. Mmitod... 5:25 pta Ind v 8. Jtt-nd ex 7:10am 8.Fndi: Ind ex.10. 65 ara Inl.i8. bend cx 5:10 pni Bend S; Ind ex. 6:42pra For tlekeu aud full lufornatioa ca.il at ticket ofilce Penn. IJncs, northeaft corner Wtsbinctca and Illinois ttreetf . or Un'.on Depot Ticket OSlof. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Loa sua vol CT!njfUATl DIVTSTOI. Depart Cincinnati and Florida Fa-1 Line, Giuy, t. and cc tiuiazi Cln., LcKhvillo trd Col. Acc.. 11:15 axa s:5 ra 6:5p 10:' an li:M aia I In. and LcultvU'.e Mail, p. c. cicrmcau Aco .caiiy. Arre Indlaner-ollle Acc., daily urn. ana t. Louis iJail, p. c... innianaious acc 4:55pa ChiCAito tnd St. Louis Past Line, daily, a. and c. c...... 10:43 rut Chicago nvisio. Dcitrt-CMcazo aud Rock laUiad Ex.... 7:13 ara Chieapo Mall, p, c........... ...12:13 pa Wcfctcra Express -. 6:10 put Chicago, l'corla aad Burilagton Faft Line, ., r. c 3l:20 pts Arrive -C. and L. Fat,t Line, d'y, c, c, a. s:fj asa lAtayette Acc. I0:f-5ara Clan, and Louimlle Mail, p. c... S:a3pni Cincinnati Acc 6:4? rn Tte t!ne via C, I. L. and C aud L. E, and W. es fellows: Lcatc luda'rolls 5:0OrnAr. Iadla'polli 10:4Cara Arrive Lainyette 7:25 vmlLv. Lafayetto. 8:Cft an Arrive Bloom'ta 12:10am. Lv. Eioom'tn 2 ara For xsep, tlmo table?, ratj of fare, and all in formation .apply at Ticket Gfrc. 1SG South 111 Inols Hreet. and Unlou Perot Ticket OiMfft. Cfilcnt'o, ht. L.(iuli und flitannric. (fAN-HANDLK AND FEVJJSVLVAKIA LINI.) ew Ycrir.i'hiiaceip'a, WMhinqton, BalUmore, irt6bnrjr, and coinmnns txrrea... Dayton 3LColumDui Ex' 4:10a.m. 11:43 a.ebi 11:10 wa. 4:3i p.nä Elchmond Acccm.modaucn....... 4:00 p.m. n 9:40 a.roj zew lork.fhiiaaeip a, WashiTJCton, Daltlmcrc flttsbnr. Co lumbus & Dayton Ex. h 4;S5p,m. 10:10 p.m. N. Y. Licited 5.'25 p.m.!s b;C0 a.a, DIICAGO DIVISION, VIA itOiOXO, Louisville and Chicago; I Fa6t Express.... 11 :C0 p.ra.: 4:00 a.ro Louisville and Chicago! F-xprtas, p.c 11:15 a.ra.1 3:S3p.ta Daily. Daily except Sunday, a Bleeping car. n Hotel car. Tor tickets acd full Jnlornatlcn callattlciel efhee Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington and Illinois etreeu. or Cnion DeTKt Ticket Odice. IVabath, bt, Louis and Paclilic liallway. Depart; ArriTi Pet. At Chi. Mall, 7:ltam Det Ex., a..M 8:00ara Tol.Ft.W.AM.Ex 2:15pm Paciäc Ex 11:30dm Det. Ex., d'ye.... 7:15pra Det.&Chi. M'l. 8:Wpia TohFtW&Detdy ll:00pmiTol.FtW&Detdr, 8:5na Kcrticiels and full information call at City Ticket Office, 2J bo, 111. st. or Unioa Depot Ticket Ofhce. lndlanaolls and Ylnceunea. Depart! Arrlvt ML & Cairo Ex.- :lliam;Vincennes Ac..10:40ara Ylnceunea Ac... 4:ucpnviML & Cairo Ex... C :30pm Kor tickets end lull inforroatioa call at ticket OfScc Penn. Lines, northeast corner Wahln?toa and Illinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket OHioc. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis Departl ArriTi Cln., Day & Tol... 4:00am!C-onaersv, Arc.-. 8 SOans C, D..T. & N.Y.M10:45an Cin., P. & Si. L....ll:5Cara Connerv. Acc.. 4:25pm Cia. Aoc 5:0Cpm C. P.. T. &N.Y... C :35pm Cln.. P. A ct. L....10:40pn Indiana, lilooiniijpton und Yoteru TEOPdA DIVCION, Depart. j Arrive. Paclf C Ex 6i Mail 7:25am E.A9,Ex.r.r, a dy 3:fnftm K. AT. P. Liner c 5:07pm Clacia. dree. r.c,Jl:05ara BAR.I.Ex.d,s,r,cll:10pmiAtlaatlcExd.LI. C.'3Cpia EASTKR.N PIVISION. rrnEx.r.cMs 'Id.- 4:2Cam PciücEx,r.cdly 8:3fAEt Day Ex -..11 :45am, Wettern Ex... 4: 45 pes Atl'c Ex.r.cdly. 7:10pm B.AB.,De.a,r.c.d.lG:35pnr For tickets and full information call at the Ken1 Ticket OSice, No, 108 Kouih Illinois street oral the Union Depot Ticket OClce. 8, indicate aJeep cr; r. c. reclining cars. IndiHuapulle, Uf-catnr and bpriti;lield. Mail A Day Ex..- 7:00am' Mall A Day Ex.-12:0d M Local A Day Ex- S:3Jpm, Local A Day Ex.. 6:15pds Lonlsvllls, New Alhnny acd Chicago (Chicago Short Line Division.) Depart. Arrive. Frankfort Acc 8:00pm Indiana p' lis M'l- 3:15ara ChlcB'oNs't E.s.ll:2Jpm Ind. Ng't Er. d.s. 8:&!4m C. A U. City M l..l2:45pmiIadianap)olis Ac.lO:Wam For tickets and information, call at Union Dopot and 26 booth Illinois fetreet. Indianapolis and fat. Louis. Depart. I ArrlTti Day Express rs 7:10 am N. Y. A B. Ex.... 8:45 am I "arls Express.. S:M pm.Locul Pass .... 9:0 ast R. Afct. L. Ex... 6:25 pm Ind'apclls Ex. S;CG pm N. Y. A fet. L. ExllrxO pm.Day Exprc :5 ptn For tickets and all inlarmatloa call at city olhoc ; ITo. 2 Rates House Block. Ualon Depo, aad 21a chusetta Avenue Perot. Cleveland, Colcmhas, Clncir.ns.tl aud In tilanapolls. Derart. I Arriv. N, Y, A T-o. Fx... 4:00 am I- N O & StLEx e:40aa D. S. A N. Y. Ex. 1 0 : 1 0 am I W . Ft. W. A M Ex.l0:t3ara And. A Mich Ex.11 :15 am R. liar. A A. Ex. 2:20 pes V.'.FLW. AM. Ex 6:53 pm K. Ind. A i-'o Ex. C:00 pes N. Y. AB. Ex.- 7:15 pm N. Y. A S. L. Exil ;15 pr EEIGETWOOO LIVIAIOS. Depart. Arrive. 4:0C am 2:"3 pml 8:(?Ji!n... ..... 4: pra 6:15 am.-...... S:C0 pn 10:45am...-..... S:25pn 10:10 am... .- b:l pm 2:2Cpm....- ..-10:Särni 11:15 am... ..... f A. J L'l 3 :2opm,.. For ell information, rates. mapR, time tstlea. etc., call at tho Union Ticket Otlice, Bites Honte corner, M&f.'achUeCtui Aycuue Depot c: at tha Union Depot. ßTArii KAIL WAY TIMfc TA1LE. lit arte vllle bii1 Term Unat I Via Vandalla LIne.1 Lve-Iad!finaix):3s. 17:35 aai pil:55 Ttrro Hnute.. 10:40 am Z:Qj Att i-"ven6Ville.....: 4:00 pm' 7:05 Lve Kvsnfcvllle tf.: 5 tra r!0:.O Arr Terro II an to... 10:OO am! 2:17 Indianapolis-; 2:30 m 4:40 Daily. tDäiy excel ; Sunday. Kttllroad. an ilC:5rt pm; X:2J am pm1 7:10 am am fs :15 pu pm ll:SJptn im' 3:d0 ana p Parlor C&r, t friceping car. xCvaMville KTid lerr lin'iio K.liroad. Via I. end L. Railway. Lve IndianRpolis.. 17:10 cm' ; litre pn Terre Itautc. 10: 1 am r R :O0pm 8 ?.:J nj Arr F-vanivllle..-.' 4:(0 p,m 7:05 pm 7:10 am Lvc Evansvlllc-... 1S:W am "rlOO am 8:15 pra Arr Terre Dante.. 1C:C3 am p 2:17pm s ll:S3pa Jndlana;o!is..j ?:15 prc; C:25pmt S:45ani Dally, t Daily except und7, r Parlor car E elcepine car. Kl Hirer. Loraarprrt j 7:-Cpra 7:W tn;7:lC pa l:CCpr Denver I. P. A C. Crossh-.c-! 9-COpm 7:53 am 5:2? rn 11 :V,a CciuuMamy n::-i pm 'J:4ö au 4:4S pm 'J;iz ant Auburn JuncJ l:l2pra 10:00 pra 'i:3 pa 7:5 an AKIJVE. ! LEAVE. Butler.. 2:00 am 11 :C0 ta 2:45 j u 6:30 at Losaneport, Crawfcrcl.ivills cud toatUa wtctcrc-. Kx,calia Lite. ecrra. a. ts, p. ra.t 'a. m. n. xei :CC' 3:CC dep.-...Ioca'pOTt srj 9 -.ii fc:5r C:40 2:12 2:05 4 :d;j aep-co:: x viai. .s l.jt 6: ar ...Indianapolis... .dcp 5:11 arCrairfordsville... dep 8:00 ar Terro li&ute dep 8:40 7:0C 6:44 6:'0 5:25 !:1Q 4:C1 fort Wayne, Cincinnati and I.onlavlllo, V T At II- : f- T a. txxave ina;ai:a,'0s Via ixx i.iae.) BOCTHWAEi). NOETUWAE3. p. ta a. m. 11 15; 6:r0pm'!Ar, Ind'rapoRs Lv 4 -.C-C 70:10 ara e:oo ::ispra C:37 2 :00 Pia ;:: 2spra s:23 3:&7pzn " ... icccie... 7:tl 12:fSpm " -ITsrtforJ-.. " e:SC12:C3prn I " ...Blnfiton 5:50 ll:C0am iLv. Fort Wayae Ar fc:3C 4:m Dlrprt mnrertinn at Fnrt WaTne viith L. a. a M. B. trains lor ail points north and tt.

Pen them Ex.d'y :ioam ind. A m. msii 9;5axa L&M. Ex., d'y. 8:15 am Ind. A ChL F.x.-10:45 ax i . Vf Mn " .n m ? v" . v irt v t -nn

Cincinnati, Wabash and 211 Chirac, via lie Lln. - Ind A Gr R Ex 4:15am'Wab Alad Ex.-.ll:06'arsj Mich A So B hx..U:00 am'Cln A Ind Ex 2:S0pna Wat4Lsn i -. 6:lQpn!lnaAStLgx 11:10 era Wabaah ICallway. rron Lafayette Junction. conecU with I- C and L. Expreaa, woet...;ii:rxiam'12:15am t:25pra Xxprcts, zuu j 3;4C al 6:Cö acl 4;W pU