Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 124, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1885 — Page 5

IHE lNl)lANÄPÜLiS DALLI BEISTiXi?EL J.102iJ)AY M0KN1NG MAY 4- 1885

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BARR BALI. Iba Indianapolis Clat Wins Agala at ümah-KanfM City Dafeata C1t. Uml-cUelnnatl Wim (lame From littburjc. Omaha, Neb., fclay 3. Ia the presence of about 1,000 persons Indinapclii adminiatered another drubbing to the homo club' ta-day, defeating them by a score cf 13 to 4. Both clubs fielded loosely ana the Ocaahaa could 10t hit C&137 effectively. They YVlu m Cim at tait, Cincinnati, May 3 Wretched fielding on the part of the Pittsbargs. and lucky batting hj the home nine decided to-day's contest. Ehallix, pitcher for tha Cincinnati, wai Btrucx on the arm in the second Inning by a pitched ball, and was compelled to re lira. 4-orkhtil pitched the rest of the game and Ualdwin played r.'-ht field. Bevca thousand people attended. S:ore: Cincinnati 0 0 3 1 0 2 1 0 C 7 .Pittsburg-.....-. . 1 0 i 0 u u 1 l -j Saber Wm v n ucli for 'Era. LonviLLE, May 3. The Loaiavilles won an easy game from lbs St. Louis Club, today, before about 5.100 epectators. The fjf Idins; of both clnbs wts rather looe. Tne Tititors could not hit Bakr, whiio the Lome nise suecmfally boncbed their hits. Following ia the Ecore b7 innings: J-onisvSUe..... .......3 0 10 0 0 0 0 oi Ü.IjiU - 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ü 12

Four Ateogeri Milwaukee, May 3. The Milwaakeaa a?ain defeated the Toledos, to-day, as shown by the following ecore: Ifilwukee ,. . 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 x 6 2'otedo . 10OU00000-1 The "Cowb'j." OobtiDoe to Win. Kansas City, May 3. Score: Kansas City - 0 0 7 2 0 0 1 4 011 Cleveland 01100031 16 Ba.e nits-Kansas City. 11: Cleveland, 11. Errors Kansas City, 1; Cleveland, 5. Mutes. The Bt. Losis Itepnb'ican taya that yonng Hurray, who h&3 been s'gned by Indianapolis, la a better catcher than GilUgan. At the Pittabnrg meetiog of the American Association the balls faraished by Ilsica wre prononnced Tery inferior and improvement demanded, bat no ajUon was taken on the subject. "Whenever the Cincinnati Club drooi a game by very giddy ball playing, . the C )rnicercial Gazette heads the report theraof: 'Hard Luck." Bat then Caylor is Secretary of the Porkopolia nine. The public mast at all times take this act into consideration. The Metropolitan Ciab will pay its fin3 on "Wednesday next or else be dropped by the wayside. The Inapression prevails that the exhibition company will refuse to "pony up." In this event the Washington Nilionals step into the American Association and the Lleta will be received by the KiVem la2ue with open arms, and then the 'crael war" begins. A Ji'ETT DOG STOIIY. CL Rabid NewIuuDdlaud Lieg A 1'et Sheep and Hounds. Sedalia, Mo., May 2. About a month ago Mr. Mack Huffman, a well to-do farmer, residing six miles east of this city, was aroused from his slumbers one night by a commotion among his geese. On going to the door he discoyered a large Newfoundland dog killing lhern. Returning to the house he got His shot gun and loaded it with buckshot, and on going out again found the dog had attacked a pet sheep en the premises, and had been in turn attacked by a pack of hounds belonging to Mr. Huffman. After a severe fight, the hounds succeeded in driving off the intrading dog, which Mr. Huffman shot and killed. Nothing more was thoujht of the matter until a few days ero. when a varaablc heifer belonging to Mr. Untfmta vaa attacked with hydrophobia, and sines then two hogs, a hound and a calf have beeu similarly attacked and were killed, and it ia hard to tell what amount of damage was dona by this rabid canine. The aheep, which was badly torn by the dog's teeth, has apparently recovered. Tho chief point of anxiety to Mr. Huilman, la from the fact that this sheep pos?essei traits and history both Birgular and interesting. Its mother haying died when it was born it was taken to the house ard raised by hand. In the yard was a deg kennel for a pack of bounds which Mr. Hudman keep9 for deer driving and fox hunting. Tha lamb at once took up its quarters in the kennel, and. as the hounds did not object, it was allowed to remain, and socn bscame much attached to ttera, while they were zealous to defend It from any danger. As It grew stronger it would follow them in the ckas, and for the past ko years has been their constant companion in the hunt, leaping fencaa like a desr, and always keeping up with th8 foremost hounds.. 83 eticng has become the affection cf the d o'i for their queer companion that they will not fellow a tiail wi.tiout It, or permit any stronger animal to molest iL Mr. Huffman pr'zee it highly, but fears it will fall a victim to hydrophobia. He Passes a Oowl Nihi - Ali Itegalar Con. ultwiioo Held. law Youk, Ma 3. Doctors Douglas, Ghrady and Sands met in consultation at the house ef General Grant this afternoon. As Drs. Bhrady and Binds were leaving the house they were questioned and said that Saturday night, with ene exception, wai the best with the General since the recovery bepan. Tha General slept well all night. The cancerous lump at the base of his tonu9 at present was not progressing. The ulcerated portioaaof the throat, '.hough not by any rr eats healed, were clear, and th General's physical conditions improved. The glandc!ar welling that increased on Saturday afternoon had almost disanoeared daring Bnnday, by reason of rest. When pre3sal to say if the cancerous lump had improve, the doctors declined to fay further than above. Supposed lacecdlary rire. Special to tue Beaünel. Kmgutstows, Ind., May 3. The two-story Irame carriage thep 0! H. and W. N. Bell & Co., situated on the rubiic square, burned last night at about 10:30 o'clock. Two small blacksmith shop adjoining were also destroyed, Bell & Co. lose 1.500; no Insurance. Frank Dovy, painter, los between $100 end $500 on valnts and materials; no insurance. Ose fine carriage beloaglu t3 Lee Forts and ona or twoothr vehicles were loht in the tire. hin Johnson, blacksmith. Ios$(Xon rinlsh'd crk and material; insnrtd for $50O. The fire was evidently tuceDillary, as an attempt was md two v?ks ago to ürs the sani? building, bat waj dis- (

covered in time to extinguish the flame. Mach labor and skill was required in keeping the fird within bounds. Atone time it teemed as though the whole square must perish. TUE 3IILITAIIY milLM.

Mobile Dad a Gala Day on Sunday Vatneroat Coupttlrg Com itle. WUU Land 1, Arttre. Mobile, A?a., May 3. This was a gala day In Mobile, the arrival cf the rnilitary occu pylcg the time from daylight uatil dark. Five compinies were a!realy on the groaad. Company C of the Third Iowa Itagiment, and the Taylorsville (Illinois) Guards came at 5 a. ei. Early in tho afternoon the Houston Light G uards, cf Texas; Uattery U, "Washirglon Artillery, and Iltttery B, Louiaiana, accomjvanlei by irany civilians. At cdock the Louievilie aad Nashville Railread brought in the Sivannah Cadets, the Montccmery ( Alabsm Gray?, the Montgomery Tiub UlTif s. and th llichlaad JUile?, cf Colauibia. 8. C. At 3 o'clock a d-corated tiein ffcr.i DnbTjqu". Is., ciiua in, bringing tli C"tiim?.r'flii;i: General, C. S. Dntley, tie Jijevi)le (Wisronin) Guards. L; Chicago Zouavej, Compaay U. Bfccrd lilircis Ilfglment, ani R'ral hone's, iccluding thj Iowa ß'ate nniverj.iy Paüd. tteDabcque I);am Corpi, the Fi'st Iotr r.fgirreht ßaed. and the Filth Iowa Regiment Bind, bna; 110 pieces. 'lhslccai milltarvasd poru'ace ga?e the Jpt cerrs aiousir'g rccep'.ion. Tho parade 1brot?gb th streets was vry fine. The troops prcceecied at once to Camp Drum and tpentthe evening hours in getting into quarters. Thty were Visited by crowds of citizehs and made thorou2hly welcome. Tomorrow the competing companies will draw fer p'aee. and the contests will begin on Totrday with, the aalden infantry in coin-ictitic-u. Wednteday there will be Zouave and artillery com petitions, and oa Thurslay be liist priz9 iufaTtry in comoMUion and Znav-1 cortPtt Oa FriJav the Ziruveand fret prJze infaoiry competitions will be concltidfd. and on Satuday the individual contest will take place. 8TKIKING atlNEUS. The Ilocklrs Vfilley Syndicate Undersell. 1C Other ailne. Clevzlanp. May 3 The threatened strike arroDg the coal miners of the Tuscarawas ard Cannolltcn Valley, which, it i3 feared, will involve all the miners in the district?, nesrly C.C00 In number, before a setttlement is reached, was inaugurated Saturday evening. Aepocial from Canton says that 203 men in the Cannollton district have quit work. The Tuscarawas and Cannolltcn op f iativf s ay that the rate of 55 cents per toa, established in the Hockmg Valley, enables Hccking operators to undersell tham ia Cleveland and other like points. Oihtr op)ators will malre similar redactions. Mr. Iloberts, President of tho Miners' .Arscciaticn, has advised an acceptar.ee of ilie rf ductfen, but the men do not Bcera inclined to do eo. Compromises Made With the Illinois Miners. Et. Locis, May 3. The condition of afiirs among the coal miners at Collinsville, Balleville and other places in Madisoa and St. Clair Counties, Illinois, is still unsettled, bat It ia thought most of the mines will be operated to-morrow, and that the threatened strike of the men will come to naught. Information from Streator and Braidwood is to the effect compromises hava been rnada between the miners and mine owners at there placps and that the men will resuma work to-morrow. Doings at Seymour and Vicinity. Epe dal to the Sentinel. Beymoür, Ind., May 3 The Jackson Circuit Court adjourned last evening after transacting a vast amount of business. Three persons were sentenced to the State Prison and eight divorces granted. Judge Collins is a rusher for business. Over 42, COO dczen of e?g3 were shipped from here to eastern markets last month. The city election on Tuesday next Is growing watm. The only icaue before the people 13 whether the manner in which tha Citv Council voted ?2 000 to an enterprise some time ago a3 right. There U a diversity of opinion even among the ''knowing ones." Candidates both for and against the approrriation are out and it is the wish that the best man may win. A. M. Fitch it Co. manufactured aud shipped ID 122 pounds of tolu last month. Mr. Charles Hoffmann, late of Pomeroy, 0 will open an extensive dry goods store in this city to-morrow. Tre Ö. and M. Road will pnt a new time card into effect on Sunday n-xt. John Coy, au employ at the hub and speke factory, and a poor rran, had his left hard badly torn to pieces with a buzz saw yeßterday. A awellirg-hou;e at Ewing, and owned by Flijba Seweil, was discovered to ba on fire at 2 o'clock Thursday morning, and but for timely discovery would have burned to ths ground and the family in it. Inc?ndiar7. Farmers were very busy last week planting "nutmegs" and watermelons, bat it ie feared the heavy rains on Friday and th cool days and nights may seriously injure the feted. A. ranken Pilot. Epedil to the BentmeL Madisox, Ind., May 3. Qiite a commotion was created on the Mall Line etearaer Fleetwood, half an hour after leaving Cincinnati last evening. Captain Charles Dafour discovered Henry Brashears. the pilot, on watch intoxicated, and ordered him to leave, which he refuted, when a desperate hand to hand ficht ensued in the pilet house, which, but for timely Interference, would have ended fatally. The beat landed at Rlversida and put the pilot off. The steamer J. C. Kerr took him aboard to Rising 8nn, where he eot on the City of Madison for Cincinnati. His heme is in this city. Pilot Jeff Thomas, of tbe City of Vvay, took Brashear's place oa the Fleetwood. Jailer Attacked by Prisoners. GALVE3T05, Tex., May 3. A News Colorado City special says: "This evening Jailer Kobertson. while feeding the prisoners, was attacked by two prisoners camel Middletoa and Lloyd, who took a pistol from Robertson, and were beating him to death whea his wife came to the rescue, but her pistol refused to rire. Deputy Sheriff Parks arrived at this juncture, and sent a ball through Middleton's brain. Lloyd jumped from a window, but was recaptured. Old and New Association Scale of Prices. Pinsr.citG, May 3 The Commercial-Gazette says: 'Tha TJfciUd Nai!r3 of America, the new organization, composed exclusively of nail cutters, yesterday sent forth from their htadqearters in Deilaire, 0. a scs'e o! wegis to go inlo tüte! J any L. Tha scale is

identical with that of tho Amalgamated Association, except that iteel and lroi naili are placed cn the tame ba!s. The AmaUareaped Association demand 2) per cent additiccal for steel nails, ana the :i:!ioa of thi NaiUrs in reducing the ecale is regarded ui a declaration of war on tha old aisectation."

CLEARANCES. Tho State of Trade for the Pant Week, rlth th le rentage of increm and Decrease Borrow, May 3. The" following table, compiled from special dispitchcs to the Po-t, from the managers of the leading Clearinghouses of the United SUlis, gives the cleararcs for the week endlns May 2, 185, with the percentage cf Increase or decrease In comparison with tha corresponding week last year: New Yctx.......... o&ton. .............. FMkdtlphia...... Cuirr.gro.... 411,511,311 Dec. 64, J U 47 J Ir.c... 4 i)11.7JJ Dec. 47,79,OvJ J!Iuc .. it ti.5i';Doc.. io.i.Vi,e.:;:,Dw-c . lt.lOi 2l?i S,4'0.0.itD,?C., 6.421.'): I lcc. 4,:!Ji).2n7Dec. 5.4:3.0a j, I tic ... 4..'J.o,:nc. 4.W.O1H)' Inc.2.8 17.5.; inc. . 2 t 12.003 2.iB9.5r; - l,til5.r56Dec l.8J.2i:jl;ec... 1,WK) 5ifi Dec. ...MA ...11.) nil H.-' .... "J.S ....2 J. a .... O.H ....It 6 5:2 ....2"i ) 2.1.2 .2(i.U .. 10.5 F t. Louis Kulli mora.......... 8n Francisco..... Cincinnati , Pittsbare Louisville ..... llwanke? KaDBHS City... r"roTidence Detroit............. JHtct-apolii. Omaba Indianapolis ... Ol Ö 5.U 5 1 19.7 t;;t'Tfe!ajüt: Hertford... Peor)i ...... CoiumbiiF New Nmen . Men-iT'lil5.... Yoroui.t r... SprinrffW. Hyrflcnpc-... 774.1,.'3 D' 1 , 1.2Gi.r.'7 Dec, 1,0 3.2W3' Des.., J5..70 ilnc. . s,311 Dec.. 73'J,4!t3ÜCCM 621.4S6 Dec. 455 CT I Dec.. 3S3.2S0 DOC.. .17 4 ...ia7 .... 1.6 ... 0.2 .12.4 ... 4.4 LoClLTotal............. 5 Oat!.ie Narr York- . 67S 337,432! Dec V3ö,8;.iis Dh:.. i ...10 5 ...tj.y Note: Mluueapolia and Omaha not included in total. The Itrltlhli Corvtt Ojirnet. New York, May 3. The British corvette Garnet, after lyirg at acctor all night, opposite quarantine, wa3 vititei by the health officer at sunrise to day, and immediately afterwards steamed to a new anchorage op pesite Tomkicsv.lle. At 9 o'clock nn American flag was hoisted lo tha main mat and saluted with twenty-one guns. The Union Jack flew all day at the fore ud tbe flaet Efgnal at the mizzen-racs. Captain Hand went ashore cariy in the day. The British Ccnjul General did not pay a visit to the vfEfel, but a representative from General IInccck and several officers of the Minnesota ere among the visitors. The fature movements cf the Garnet are uncertain. General Alpurn Imprisoned. Paka.ma, May 3. Generals Alzpura and Fardoval, and Doctors Vallarino and Conealllf?, haye been taken prisoners by General F.eyis, Commander of the National forces, jtrd cor lined in tha Parliament House. Many other prisoners have been placed in the common prison. General Aizparu was imprisoned for not having dflivered the fall quantity of arms. All was quiet las'; night, although much firing was hf ard on the oatf kirts cf the city the night before. Archives and State OHlcers Arrive at Charleston. Charleston, W. Va., May 3. The towboat Belle Prince, with the archives of the State, and the Chesapeake, with the State officers on board, arrived here at 7 this evening from Wheeling. This city is to be now tbe permanent capital of the State. No demonstration was made, but the banks of the river were lined with people to witness the arrival of the boats. The Plymouth Epidemic. Wilkes barbe, Pa , May 3. "While there hss been quite a ni ruber of new cases of of fever at Plymouth within the last few day?, they are of a less virulent type than thoe at the tirot 6taee of the epidemic. As a rule the patients pcow signs of improvement. Bmce the laet report tbere has been fnnr deaths. Thsre were six funerals this afternoon. The Pierrepont Kamlly. Rome, May 3. The family of the late Edward Pimepont, acting United Statea Minister to Italy, have arrived here. Th body of tbe deceased will be shipped to the United Stales during the present week. Nothing from tbe Northwest. Ytixnipeg, Man., May 3. The telegraph line is still down west of Humbolt and no word from the front has to-night come through. Obltaary. Cincinnati, May 3 Dr. William Clendecin, one cf the oldest aad best known physicians of this city, died to-day of pneaiionia. Heavy tinuwfall. Bangor, Me., May 3 Fifteen inches of eücw fell yesterday in Dixmont. es a THE IX.VKL. ft D UL'ÜÜET. An I Dterevtlog bceue nt tbe Fulton, Bio., 8nodlcal College, Fulton ( 31 0. ) S pedal. April CO. Somewhat of a llurry was caused here yesterday ainopg our townspeople, and especially among the young ladies of the 8ynodical Female College, when it was announced that President Graver Cleveland had forwarded a handsome bouquet to be presented to the best reader among the young ladies of the institution. Such attention in the midst of rcshing business and while eurronnded by howling office seekers Is abundant proof that the bachelor President f till has a kind and tender feeling for the pettier sex, and especially for young ladies in a boarding school. Itwa3 also taken as proof that he has not entirely forgotten the fctate, but that his course has been such as to piomcte the interest of the whole country by keeping her office seekers at home and cultivating the acquaintance of her youag ladies. At 2 o'clock tnis afternoon a nuaiber of visitors and friends of the college assembled in the chapel in the presence of the scaool t i hear tne young ladies reed. President Charles announced that thirteen of ta young ladies had consented to eter the coatest Dr. T. IL H. Saiith, Kv. Wm H. Marquees, Hon. John A. flockaday, 8 T. EIrrihon and Elder F. W. Allen were selected es judges. The young ladies msde the r cwn selections and all read well. The committee, after the first reading wa3 rorcluded, selected "The Union," a::d an extract frcm Worker's rrdy to Hayne f or each ff the girls to read. Whpn this was coac'uiid the committee decided in f7or of lvs'ie N6bit, whoss teiesnoa -d b3a Whistling in Heaven." The dowrs aritted from Washington jast asth- m1n was conoloded. end were pre-santed y 0rj. rral Hockaray in bis own humoroas way to the lucty young lady. Ha alrüed ta

chacjre of pictures with the PreüiJent and also an exchange of hesrts if there wr ng previous alliance on tbe part of Miai Nsiit. The recipient is a perfect blende ol seveutaea eurnmeri. and one of tnepreHien totn ladies in the ollee. Mr. T. A itiwll. siancch friend of the coilea, cluoed the i- ? reifes by a vf ry facatioss psrapariiiai; of the chieftain Logan's sptch. True liven Unto Ifath, IRt. Pul Globe. That wes a touchins story to'.d by Hr. Gladstone when announcing the dsitho tha i'riucpfs Alice in I'arliaiueu t. 3he had beu Ciuiiond by the pnyaican cot to mhaly the huathef her little bo?, who wai itl with diphtheria. The little felloe w&3 tos.iim; ia bis bed in tho delirium of fever. Ths rav ftss Etccdbytbe bMö of br c'lild and hii l.r Land cron his brow and be;trt to cren him. The toccb cooled tue i'-jvprcd braia ted brought the wandcribj; Dial bnck Inn its wild delirium to net!e tor a moment ia tbelapof a moiLer's love. Tneo throM-is fcis enns around her reck In wnipsrel. ''Manju.a. kisa rte." The instinct of a pother's love üs srroDcr tLiaa yc':i:zo, r;jd tic dmuJ h?r lip tjtho.-Hcf her child. Ard ytt tl.er is rot a or.j&n v h'i th wcrid but ou'd a Khi woul-i vot ha? lud a moiLtr's l)-j.r. if sb bad tt !;ii-d hvr beim. And to it will to thti -r.d of time. The ruGthtr will kisa hr child, the w'fe her hnsband ani thn lovt-r his sweetheart, U'OOk-h diath ir: a thousand forms lav o inceded terjeuth tho virmiil.on coloric of the peutiü iij.3. f.he n'iul 111 h. fßalllmore Atrericaa. A TDunglady, a Sucday school te;i-hfr iu a church pretiy ar the corner of Gilmor street and Lafayette avenue, was on Sunday drtining faith to her class cf young Amsricats, ages from fix to ten years. Sh st about her task in a practical way. "Faith in anything," shasaid, "is to believe that .11 etbw.i; exist d whicn cculd not bo seen. .Spjoso." the la'd, "yrur pipa saonld tell jcu hi bad j.nt $10 in tho bank for yoa. ana t nMon roiuht d'w it from the hink when jcu cr- older. You dii not P?e tho m)asy put in, bat you know it j thr?. beca-ifyoa believe what jorr raja lull you, a i l wäen you prow up a?(d wait the mouv, yr? drm jccrself np, with jinr p?ovn-4 oti and yoar h-cb 1 at, jd yt-ur caa a ui jdh " At this juncrcr?. Iba teacher vra i ttarthd by otie of the bcrs, wbo crie.i oit: 4 Vhbt are you givi-jg U3? Do ycu thlak Fn a dudb?' Tl; yonr jr lidy f ays that a'lg felt prostrated, and that it will ba oaie time biluro the sths np tLe question of fiith agaiu.

New Departure la Llle Insurance. The MntualTrnsl Fund Life Association, of New York, Abrcmetfc Walker, General Agents frr Indiana, office 23 Fiftcber k Sharpe's Block, offer the bes: of L:fe Inonrance at Rctual cost. Great saving ever eld plan. Call ard examine their plans aud convince yoaiself before insuring elsewhere. lleautltul Cards. A eet of magnificent Floral Cardp, 4JrG inches, sent fre to all persons who havn ued Brown's Iron Bitters. State disease and effect. Write your address plainly. Brown Ctemical Co., Baltimore, Mä. Advice to Motliarg.-KER. WIJh?SL.OW'S sooTEiiia öYüUi' 2orid tivm is nd wn j caildren are ca;üns toela. It relieves th? urtlo sactrer at oac?. It prodnces natrcn'., a:u slw;-, fcy reilenr? tsacMll fron piüuüvi trte utta Cäcmb awRXai ai "trlffTit aa a bnttOM. I: a ',':r-j pie&sant to tssti It ceti tns Cxi a. ao'.'i tie racij, allsn all psun. rcilev wln3. rc-jula; tr.s bowexanais tas rxnft ano-ivu nzsirlv fir d arrhcea, whether ariV.ns Iiot. t3c;iil:.e or other causes. Tvreatv-fi7e ccr.t a boiUj. FUNERAL, NOTICE. riUK mtMlcrs of the Olive Branch Loi;e No 1 1, JL Dcpree ol Retekab, I. O. O. F.. aiv rt'iuestel to neet a: the Lodge-room, t 2 o'clock p. m. flarptoattfcd the funeral of Sister Ada Warn-bfr-r. ResideLcv, SI 5 Virginia avenue. 13rther3 nd sisteis ol other Lodges are invited to Attend. ELLES LAPOUT, N. G. Bataii E. Gaildner, Sacreiary. May 4. 1SS5. C K KREOELO & WHIT8ETT, Funeral Directors and Enibalmers, No. 77 North Delaware etreet Telephone connection to oiüce and rssidencea. Carriaces for Weddings and Parties. 1 cliTTLE It PILLS.i Eick Jleaiacho aad relieve all thetroab!3ind dent to a bilious etate ot the eystenx, ech as Dlztiaess, Naneca, DrowainBS. Diatreas after eatint?, Pain ia the Side. &c. Whila their moatremari&able eacccas has been ah own a concg Ha3sehe, yrt Carter's Little Liver PD13 are eqa&fiy valuable la Constipation, curing and preventina! this annOTing complaint, while, they also correct ad disorder of the stomach, etiniulate the liver aHd regulata tie bowels. Even M ihey only cure ) Ache" they wodd he almost priceless to those w3 oiler from this distressing complaint ; but t ortatately their goodness does Dot end here, and thosa who once try them will find these ltttle pills valuable in eo many ways that they will not be wUIiag a do without thcao. Lut titer all tick head. is tha bans cf no inanv Hvc3 that here is w!ier srfl make our preat boaat Oox pilla euro it whila Ctnersdocot. M ) C&rter'a Little liver Pills are Tery eaaaani very easy to take. One or two plUs make a dosa, .They aro etrictly vesetable and do Dot gripe oc pnrge, bat by their gentla action pieaaaall who ass them. La vials at 25 cents ; flva for tu Doli by drocjlsta everywhere, or aefit by mail. tCAKTEIi BIEDICINE CO , cvr Ycrk ciryj WHEAT BAKING POWDER It contains no lajur.otis Lasredients. It leaves no dokteriou puh. Ftiiicts in the br.tad as a. I jure Kraie Creira of TarUr und Alum Powder d'. It r--tnret to the Flonr th highly iiuiortant constituent)! iet-ted in the bran ol tha Vhect. It raf.k?9 a better and lia-hter birioirt tiiia juiy other I'owd-r. 7IAXITIX XCALIIFLEXSCI!'.; SO.S, Eetaljlii.he.l NEW YOEK. 1rac3o Supplfsd by Z6.2S aal 3 J YYet Georgia Street, UiliailLi.

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Z jJ,.y ANTED Situation in oSlre or rroc?; ex'V j-ciieuced Iv. qnx.tr r trade; by a vmu, 20 101 boy. wiltiuff to wtra; best ox rt.'craace. Ad aiCM LOY, 70 hnt:lh avenue. 23 $ TT ANTLD-Fituation in 6omR fnrnitare Rinl V V funeial director's business house ; tea year fspcritnee: correspoadrnce is tolicitei. forty-: wo years of sge. Address Cox Iiossvillo, Ind. 1 yr ANTED Situation by widow lady as clerk, TT cashier or to d writing; is exoerienced; rood reference given. Addrew WIDOW, 4i B?atouttrect. 25 "TT7ANTKD fitnstion as dreg clerk; three v year' experience: steady, correct habits; wi:iii;j; to wc:k; letter cf T.3toaiincndAtioa froa laste mploytr. Addrtss 1. U. C, No yJßir street, C'lncirjEatf, O. 2-2 " XT ANTED A good country hoa:e;araprepircd to cut. fit aud maite caildren's ctotues aad when not busy frevrms would Rbsi; witü hus?work or the care of children. Address S. E, RYAN, Martinsville. IIL 23 7 ANTED öituation by a youn? man la an 1 oilice or btcre: good peamaa, steady and ron it, active and wililu to worx. correct habit; letter of recommendation frora last eraplover. Anrrfs 11 C, 92 Karr htreet, Cineinaatl, 0. 2 2 7 ANTED-To Contractor Can furnish Italian bcrers on short notice and at reasonable ra:c, aiid hin prepared to dD all kinds ol railroad or tlty work by rontract: c.n furnish be.-t of reffTeuce ANTHONY FRISCO, 110 Mulberry street, Nf w York City. SO WANIED-Men Any manor woman making less taaa $10 per week should investigate cur easy money-iaaking business. We offer energetic perrons the Let chance on earth to mate taoaey. Si samples freu to thosa meaning bu?intJS. An ncent writes: "Your pUa Lrir.ss tde money quickest of any I ever tried." Address with ttainp for papers N. W. MERRILL & CO , Chicago. 111. 7-ra WANTED Tbe public to beware of imitation and counterfeit Sewing Machines, called Automatic" and Improved, which are oCeied under onr prices, ou the utreneth of our reputation. Wilcox &. (Jibbs is tbe only euulDe Automatic Ma:hioe, and is only sold at our own store. Also against buying any of our Machines wltti tbe original numbers changed or obliterated. Fuil intormation cheerfully furnished. ludlanajclLs branch, a2 EUst New York st. 2 FOB SALE. ITüRüALE FiLe ftyllEh fast yoausr Li-rc; gentie and found: fifteen aud three-fourtb bud bigb. 1m South Illinois ttrex-U 1-4 FOR SALE-The Sun Type Writer. Judout. A perfect working typo wn'i-g rnactiias lur 512. Clean: t-t.s: rapid; simple-; cu'aoie; corrplcte. üUUBB.PAXIü.n k CO., tüie AHiits, bl Circle treet. v.) . lOH HALE-Ea'iery; ha'f !n:erei or ! of it: JL rood trf.de; v sin g c g-t-en rrr Is of ;l i 1; t-tery verek; one of tf t- lit b ij(ie-i ioimkjorey in tht? tat of Inciiana , Ad ;re3 BAE!tY, I'y.x b-4, CrawfcrdiVili-, Ind. f :;o FOR BALE Half trtersstin a we'd established Foundry end Llachine shop, ia suf.e sfal orcratJou since is G, aad new d Y:uz a go.xl uasiiatf. O d ege and fteble hca:th and adedrato retire from active tuMuC'S tbe odIv retin for WBDtirg to sell. Address U. LSANSFono, CWpmlitrn. Kv. --7 NOTICE. "VT OTICE is nerby given that tbe undaM'-rned XN will expose for kle ere Board man & irav c-cc-nd-taiid p:a::o aad stool tjloatüag t F. E. Dyas aud wile. CiDCinnati, O., for cah to the bietest bidder for charges ior storage, repairs, e'e, cn said instrument, cn the2sth Tay ol May, 1SS5, at No. 19 North PeniisylTaula street, I a. iian. trolls, lnd. GEORGE C. PEARSON. 27 3 FOUND. TTCCND Small female ret-terrier Co;. 0.vu3r j can cet her at 33 Kat South street. 3 I X)UND French decorative art by Mrs. Mill- ! aro's succetpor, at floom 7. Windsor Blot k. A lud supply of the newest designs just received. 1 l.e ert taught. 3 PERSONAL. PERSONAL Wanted to be companion to other ladU s or housekeeper, by a neat aud respec -aMe tniddle-eged lady, who will endp&vor to do Lcr utmost to pleafce. Only responsioia and respectaDle persons need teply; rpfernos exCi aPRtd. Address illsö BLANCHE BONNKK, m Kr.rth Onter treot. T-rre Hantf Ind. 2 FINANCIAL. M1 ONEY At tbe lowest rate of mteret. J. W. WILLI A Md Co., 8 and 4 Vinton Liooc. TO LOAN Money with privilege of prepayment: terms reaeonabie. Til 03. O. DAY d CO., 73 a?t Mi rket street. Indiana do :1s. FOB BENT. F OR RZNT-Farnished rooms at 'S West Market urcet. 2S pOR RENT Twa or thre unf-iraih3l to man and wife at i.27 Las: ievr Yrc street. 2 LOST. LOST A heavy gold watch sea', coaialniag snail ptoiograph of a lady. Flnir plM rt'Jtn to 0) south Meridian street, aad receive r-v ANNOUNCEMENTS. CALLatcorihe5tcrrnr Delaware a ai Oio nr-et fT nurtry stocx. A f-Ul awrtment kep and told at one ttdi price cu&iged tig aiax

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r -'s ? r? T n r. r, y r;. :( . t ' !f i V iv -l : l our NiihU and Wo lne lar i::bce, oane.-ic-1l;; MONDAY, Ma; 4ia, '( iiG Old-lVoWd fBi Co.. Caiapo.pd cf 03d Iva f-oTi i! ;:a, ('t-:;eri cf tie Olul?. a lULhi ! nd VnrioJ LaUr-' Uiutneat. embra. t:.a 2:LUIS.S 31 OUST A I S CHOI if, Jflenitrine, jT!s:rpf nf ta stwI: r::-s jtr lo.'ta, ilr. PatncK t tt"e-. Mi rt ?rt rrnu tt it.? ci d Wth'tcr. .M'ile A"a Innren:. ?.;: ! h L; h.it'.Jui ttfte ef.c-ct by vn the d-.t-w wris 5r ttis Lictt uu'.c artists anil cnli.tcrs Till !ierrsoted t y living Ccures, coruc.Jy tosiardt-d asd arli.'llrnily rouped. r. Popular pnct-3. Scats oa 6i!e at tLu bororaiccccirg STOKDAY, II A Y 4 MATiNKG f.vfry Dayexcrpt MonJay. ADMISSION ILQO. ONLY! rreTvcd sp8! 10c extra. Ibe eparklirjg comedy ia Thr? Act. Trcscntcd ty acomp&nyof uniform cxcilleace, comrr'.sfng Ilertert Cavrthorce, Hattie Irvlnsr, I.?on Vhcttoty, Frankle Jone, Cbaries Barett, a'.. ferula fci'sons, TdUeChaab:s, Josid Eispous, Tom Peaslcy. Tuesday, May 12. TUTO. THOVfAS. Sm'.s on sale Tuesday, May 12. TS0MASC0NCERT. ENGLISH'S OPERA HOUSE, ONE NIGHT ONLY, TUESDAY, May 12, 138s. THOMAS And the Unrivalel Tborua Orchestra of CO- iVLTJSICIA.rJS- GO Assisted by the following eminent Soloists, who have repeatedly appeared with Mr. T homas in hia great festivals and symphony concerts: MlfS EMMA JUCU, Boprano. MISS HATTIE J. CuAPPER, Contraltj; WM. J. WINCH, Tenor: MAX HEINRICH, Biss. ll'DMK. FURS'JH-MADI. ooran. PRICES, with reserved seat, 5Jc, SI, 1 5) a-.df.', according to location, tale of sweats will commence Tuesday morninz. May 5, at K o'cioL, at tne box-cllice of Lagiish s Opera llouss. -THEFalace Variety Theater of the West, WILL OPEN ON SO'DAY IWW, m 4, with Cuoid Comedu Coterie, Come ard boo what can b3 doua in four weeks. Mm ia bjm of Sis! Notice to Gas Consumers acd Others. Yonr attention is called to themarsl red u 3 Inn In tee pries ol ( an, winch took cUovt oataelM day of March. The Company Is no fraS !;.? c&a to all consumers at 1 M per 1,0 .h) cub-.c Ttis price is certainly witbin n e reaea of nil, U-r both lighting and cooiin purposes. Tny convenience and comfort of cooking Dy ca, cspv-ciilly during the summer month?, where a 5ra i not ottierwlse required, can only be thoroasaiy a;'prcciatcd by ihre who have hal expcrie&cd j: itn useful application for that parpo-.. Tne com pan y has (-old for use In ibis city during tüela-t four years a large number o! taa sioTt. aal SAtisced from the many testimonials trozx patrons, that those stoves "fill a loag fei: wauu" BTOVE5 AND GAS ErTGINrD FOIt SAL2 .T cost. ij.Gatolinc Stovea changed to Gm 3torei Indianapolis Gas-Light asi Cols C3 1 5o. 47 Soatli Per.nsjkaniaStre!!. 8. 15. PRAY, Secretary.

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