Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1876 — Page 7

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, JULY 12 1876

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SCENES ON SHIPBOARD. Pen Pictures of Human Nature That Our Correspondent Came in Contact With in a "V oyago across the Atlantic. LIFE IN LIVERPOOL. 'WHAT IT COSTS TO LTVB IN EUB0PBAN HOTELS mtlBAVAQASCE IX ENGLISH UVISO. , Forelga Correspondence of the Sentinel. Liverpool, Jane 20. Twelve days at ea In constant company with 40 human baingi gives a keen obnervar of human nature a broad field lor comment, especially If.eigbt days oat of twelve are foggy, when wet deka, rough sea, drencbing sails, confine all ia one loom. There is no place in the world, not even at borne, where people are o nonchalant as at ea. The eUnant young tanker will flirt desperately with the giddy gOAerness, walk toe deck, play card', and be her SUve. It a pleasant oioob bsamg he will ruh off to some remota corner of the ship and there, 'neatb a wing of cnvs, spread bis sheltering arnis around asickly eeaaietrees and wbifpir paasion in her ears. Others will exhibit their taste lor card playing, others reading, goaippiug and drinki. g, acd the well behaved crowd that left 8ndy Hook will bbow all ttielr peculiaritie before they reach "merrie Enal-nd." Sime will botst their weals b, otbns relate tbeir nils fortunes. Sucn a mixture! Balcner, biker, banker, teacher, and some irrepressible c rrtspoudent of a penny sneei, will s t down and tell unwilling l.steners his relations with BUTLER, MORTON, AND OTHER NOTORIOUS CHARATKR9. Ah ! what a pleasure wneo land ia in Bight and one can leave the company of such queer specimens of humanity, for I conless in my fifteen tripe across the briny deep I never met such queer types; and I thought. Well, America can spare them. We nave plenty without tam there. "Wnen I heard That an flderof Brigbaui Toung'a was going over uat to bring ten honored Mormons over, I sighed and eaid: "Yet England throws polygamy in our face and thrusts Salt Ltke Mormons upon us by the thousand." These Mormons I met on fthe ship bad a certain amount of education. There were three ot them a father and two daughters, one aged twenty and the other Iii teen, who, at that early age, knew as much of human nature aa most women ot forty. Was It their example In Salt Lake? Eel o answered, Was it! What a shudder passed over me, as I saw a large dinner knile And its way to the mouth of a wealthy butcuer Irom Salt Lake, a faithful discpte of Brigbam Ycnng, and how glad I was and selfish to wish mm 8-a-ick so as I might be spared the onpleas tut sight ot seeing nim in dancer of cutting his ripe red lips with glow ing steel: but unfortunately be always managed to be present at dinner, much to the di-gust ot a learn d elegant minister of the "High Church," known as St. C. in the Quaker City, whose seat was si situated at tbe table a-, to force him to see tbe two Venusea" do the same tbiog as their weaitoy fatber. At y compaction de voyage, a pleasant lady lu.l of frpi-it, said they reminded ber of good ra ured animal?; Des.aes, sue said, there was grea.deat to be forgiven a man Wüo had two wives, sixteen children, and SIX DACOHTKR9-IN-LAW, ne son tot twenty-five having ttarre legitimate wives and several children. But the butcher wa- a millionaire, so most peo51e could only see perfection with money be American conaul here is a genial Wes tern man, Gn. Lucuis Fircbild, tne hero of man) a battle in oar late civil war, of which be carries tne tad signet an armless sleeve. He has been consul heie since 1872. and no man has shed more credit on tbe consul a e than be, by bia attention to his duties. Be resides a 'short distance ot Liverpool with bis family, consisting o bis wife a d two children. Mrs. Fairchi d was a noted beauty in Washington SDClety, when she was Miss Bull, wh'le the general aa a tern aad a politician do-erves do faiut praise. I asked tbe general what be thought of the elections. ElesMd be was not at all surprised at the result, though a staunch Republican. He said that Hendricks the man for the Democrat. H said they must have a Wester i m in. Sp-aklng of America be eail d It ' God's country." He said it wa an utter iau pot-si bdlty for a small family to live in Liverpool under $5 000 a year, gold. Prices w-re exborbi tant dearer than London. The general is very hospitable and enter tains a great many Americans who ar transiently a j rarotn in this great tea pott city. Wl bout namng any one, be informed m ' it was sad to see the numbtr of ds'i' ute Americans w bo wtrt fl sating all over fcampe- and wdo struggle to reach Liverpool, and there bnps to be fent bonce bv tbe cor sol Olcnrae the number grows larger ecb day. Ecb one has some pain ful story to rela'e. In mostcses tbey are parsons wno nave oeia gooa p sitfons in 11 ie. What pity it is tha' young mn and women ran not be impressed wita ibe great trutn.Dere is no mod like on'own when tb pocket is emntv Europe Is 11 well ooogb when there in a wel-lind p-ire at command, but it is "Hades" to poor Asa ricans, anc even 1' tbe consul Is moved tv tbeir 04intni situ atlons, it is nt plaant to be sent to tbe L4nd Of their r with several be d red emigrants in eerage. To ambitious ai venturers i wou'a say, n,urpe bas no barvesl tor von;t romantic ycng folks, wbo have li tie money, Keep it and remain at borne, tor lite on this side of tbe Atlantic Is not eouleor de rose. The trutü Is often unpleasant, but in this ir stance it la better to be practical thn pottcal. THE HOTELS IN LIVERPOOL Pre noooer jus. Tbe Washington, kept by n American, la vry reasonable, prloca va rving from $3 to 15 per dy. but I, epvte tne a vice or nauaeroua mends, went with Prty to tA to el known as tbe North Western, were a room or ore person on ne flf'b floor c sts only half a crown about 62 cents of our mine y. but tbev chart-e shilling and six pence f r -e viep, which rcacat w-ls and the msklng ottho Dea; tnen a eanoie Is a selling sod tlx pence, or wnatchey term light a ' three sbl line?. Kjo'alodgli gcosta aboai $1 50 Dinner ot n ho, potato-. sspaiau4, a pece butter, k of pie, pi in braid, minus p'nt of common clr'.fl 75 gold. sKoirj2 it to be d-rer than N-w York: plain tea and toet, 10 cents; & mioi s cream, cold bread a d but er, 60 - t-; roast bef witb pouto-s and unseasoned tasteless vege.a'j'fs, l 50. A o t I of claret that coet 18 iu Paris and about 50 certs in ew Yo k, con n Mx sailings here bat im otfer SI ofl of CUT money In gold. Mo hoti keeping in Liverpool la a g'xxl buBinets

This Is termed lunch. Two tiny wine glasses of sherry wine (tbe cheapest wine

sold In England), one ehll ing; a pipes of gooseberry pie (a email piece at that) niy cenla: total, three shilling, or seventy five cents of our money, roe train wa ready to leave, but I saved the bill, aa I expect to pay a visit tbere on my return to "God's country." as FalrchUd cans America. It vou should take lunch or dinner here while passing through, unless you are a permanent boarder, you must pay twelve cents extra icr navirg your dinner served yon ana six cents for lunch or breakfast,, and vet tbe waiters expect a fee besides, (should yon ask a little vinegar extra, it ia 12 cents: a sheet of paper with the notei advertisement on it, two cents, and an envelope two cents so tbev ad vertise through tne mails and travellers pay their bills tor paper, etc., etc.; a bit of ice in agiass oi ater in tbe public restaurant is 4 pence 8 cents of our money. I suppose at t bat rate a pitcher or Ice water would cost 50 cents. Tney don't charge lor the use oi tne ms bottle, bnt if a pen U poor tbey will sell von one. I forgot to state tbey doo'l charge for soap. Tbere Is mv pen picture ot a hotel where these cnarg-s have been in existence four years, and I am sore I am not the first to bring them to the attention of Americans wbo contem plate atrip to Enrope. Tnree years since a prominent doctor from Hammer-, wno was a victim to extortion, wrote letter more descriptive than mine in i Bulle tin of that city concerning this fauious establishment, where CIVILITY 13 AN ACCIDENT and outrageous charges its only virtue. The London trains that run from London to Liverpool are exceedingly neat and comfortable. Tbere are several during tbedajjfor instance, three express and three slow. Tbe scenery on the road is beautiful, all tbe land being laid out in a state of a high cultivation, fine hedges, def p green prsturee, strawberry beds. Bleeping bills verdure clad, shady valless watered witb clear streams from tbe hillsides. Here and there palatisl residences peeping out behind grand old trees. All leave a delightful Impression on the tiiind before reaching dingy London. One objection I have to this railroad to London i, your baggage is never checked. The name of the station where you land is pasted on it, and when you reach your destination you have to stand with auene crowd and find your own trunk. Qreat attention has to be paid, particularly by strangers, otherwise tbe first parvenue may claim your trunk and walk off witb It, and tbe company will not be responsi ble. r, aa they say In London, "watch vour box." Tbe underground railway In London is excellent, but tbe 'busses are dingy, oftener dir'v, and tbe fares for short distances four cents for twelve furlongs. Their cabs are dirty and inelegant in upholstery, but tbey serve tbe psople at reasonable rates six pence a mile, equal to twelve cents ot our money. and about sixty-two cents an bour. The "hansom cabs" are all very nice; tbey accommodate with ease two persons, and the charges are very reasonable. The American horse cars here,called tremway, are seat and clean, but they are limited to certain Quarters ot tbe city, .bare, ot course, are double what tbey are In Amer ica. So that with tbe exception of the un derground railroad we are far ahead ot tbis great metropolis in traveling comiorts and prices. COST OF LIVING IN LONDON. Rents A little less than in New York and furnished houses and apartments con side r able lees for Instance an, excellent bouse in a good location costs about (11 50 per month, anil has many domestic ro iti fortp. Lerge bouses in fine locations cot even as high as $700 and upward per month Miss ellon, tbe actress, wbo resides at Hyde Park, pays tbe neat sum of fS 500 yearly tor a very fine bouse. Fruits are very dear in London, and in fact all kinds or vegetables. Straw berries are verv scarce, and 4 sbil ings a plate is assed Shopping in London is an art, for tbere is no c y in Europe where one can be so readily Imposed on. Hpeaking tbe Eng lisb language does not help one In tbis great ci y, and Americans, I regret to say are legitimate prey. Tbey are supposed to earn tbeir money so easy there ia no harm In mak ng them rpand it freely Even at swan A E Igar'tf, one of the b 8 dry goods estaolionments In London, ask a much as any bouse In New York Their seal skins, tbeir cloaks and silks, not to mention tbeir ribbons and fancy article?, are in com parison dearer tban in New York We are less misrepresented in the columns of tbe newspapeis than we were, even three years sire, we are not quite so savage, so enat-Indian as formerly. There s eversibing attractive in Londou as far as art, science aDd amuBemet.t are coo ceroid. But I must defer my visits to 'objets d'interet." and cross the dreadfu channel to see "La Belle Frane." So, au re voir. Mabib T. C. ARKANSAS TRAVELER. FROM LITTLE ROCK TO FOBT SMITH TOWNS TIMBKK HIMERALH 80CIKTY A ST BAM B AT riKO CP AT FOKT SMITH. Special Corresjrondence of the Sentinel. Liitlb Rock, Akk., June. 15. Like mti v persons of the North. I came tu Arkansas expecting to find tbe inbabi tants something Ilka Col. Crockett told some E.Bt Teoneereeans he ws, viz -"Half horse, halt alligator, and touched off with a snapping turtle," but was agree ably surprised by receiving a very cordia welcome from ail classes, Torn too colored neid hand to tbe Democratlo governor Oarland, who, wirb tbe other reaisot de paitmenta, Las thus far evinced an ean est desire to admiaister -equal and kn par tial jastioe to ail, and to aitiuu ate al classes of citizens to lndistry, enterprise and prog res , and the retulta are renewed Hie and energy in all dep rtments of In duatry in developing tbe vat aitricul taral and mineral resources of the entire Dorlnwectern portion of Arkanea comprising an area of mo.e taau fourt en thousand quare miles, most ot which is covered w it o dense loreais of toe best ot wni e, black, red, burr and post oak, hickory, black waluut. ash. sa gar mplr, p pUr, excellent pirns of teverai varietiea,guma and may other woods aiul tor the aaaoutao ure of wagon, c r riages, cars, agricultural impiemett-, turniiure, as well as for building houses, bridges, steamboa e, ships, etc. On th L'tue Rock and F irt Stulln rllway,wbicb xtends op tbe Arkansas river, ru't of tue way nu tbe nor tn side, from L ttle Rock to Fort Smith, which s beautifully loested on tbe we tern bor in ot tbe state, we paed the young and thriving towns of Conway, Penumors, Lew is burg, Rasselivile, Georgetown, Maysville, Clark ville, Spaora, IIoraeLead, Alius, zrk. Alma and VanBureu. Tier4 is an abuodac of coal, Iron, and load along tbe wboie Jin; bat tie inoi extensive mine ar at Onlta. 8iadra,and lioraeheaa, where tb veins are from tbere

to nine feet thick There, may have been

time in Arkansas when a negro bad no rights a white man was bound to respect. but that time has passed, tor at t ort Smith, wo negroes who bad not received toll pay for their labor, called ou a justice of the peace and HAD THE STEAMBOAT TIED UP until tbe balance was paid, which was soon done without going Into trial. Tbe valley between Fort Smith and Little Rock 19 from twenty to forty miles wide, including a vast area of tbe richest agricultural lands, which produce all kinds ot grains, grasses, vegetables and fruits in great abundance. And Arkansas cotton brings the highest price in any market. Tbis soil and climate is especially adapted to tbe production of grapes, peaches and apples. The climate is genial and health ful, and tbe winters are short and mild. This region has direct railway communi cation with the North, South and East, and will soon have an all rail route up the valley to tbe great gold and silver mining regions of tbe Rocky Mountains, via the untie Kock and f ort Smitb, Fort Hmltb, Arkansas City and WIcbit and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railways, the firt and last of which already extend over 900 miles up tbe great valleys between Little Rock, Arkansas and Pueblo, Colorado. Tne aouth and east communications are over the Li tale Rock, Pine Biurr and New Orieana railway, wbica will be com pleted within a lew weeks, and this, witn tbe Little Rock and Fort Smith and tbe Atchison. Topeka and Sante Fe. all have tbeir general cilices in Boston, Ma-s. And as these roads are ail the same gauge tbey ill probably be consolidated, and soon form one continuous railway from tbe Mississippi river to tbe Rocky mountain?, dlstatice of over two thousand miles. through the largest area of excellent tim ber, rich valley, agricultural lands, grazing and mineral land, in tbe most genial and neaitniui climate on tne continent, ineee rieb lands may bo bought ot tbe Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway Company of Little Rock, at from two to three dollars per acre, for cash or a long credit. Persons Sesiting information will receive it by a Idreseiug Hon. A. B. Gaylor, Springfield, Ark. Conway. DEATH AND DESTRUCTION. A Frightful and Fatal Storm and Dam Disaster in Iowa. ABOUT DAVENPORT. GREAT LOSS OF LIFK AND DESIBCCriON OF PROPERTY. Davenport. Iowa. July 5. A terrific Btormprevalled over tbe northern part oi this state last night on tbe Hoe ot the Illinois Central and Daven port and St. Faul and Midland railroads. Bridges and embankments on tbe Illinois Central were washed out, ard tbere are no trains on either road today. The village ot Rockdale was washed oat last night and 42 persons drowned Rockdale is six milea west ot Dubuque. The track between Julif and Dubuque is washed out, and it will take two weeks to repair It. ANOTHER DISPATCH. Last night a terrible tornado passed through South Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Stock well were instantly killed while lying in tbeir bed. Mr. Dyke, wbose home was in Minnesota, was viäitlng Mr. R. O. Root on Summer street. He was instantly killed, and his body waa found In the wreck of tbe dwelling, which wa lavalled to the ground. Numerous otbera were more or less Icjured, but not seriously. Twentynine buildings were riddled to pieces The storm was of but an Instant's duration, and its work of destruction waa like a flash of lightning. Tbe STORM THREATENED THE ENTIRE DAY, and it finally broke about half past 8 p. m. with great violence, and although no dam age was inflicted in ttia immediate vicln Ity, several Instances are reported from other points. At Blair, Nebraska, the round house of Sioux City and Pacific Rtllroad Company and the Omaba and Northwestern was blown down and two engines buried in the ruins. No loss of life is reported. -Also several houses blown down -at Ashland. J. S. WinterStein entered a bouse lor shelter from the rain. The house was struck by ligbtning and Winterstein instantly killed, tbe ret o the family being uninjured. Tbe Omaba Herald's special from Lancaster and Gage counties says crot-s are looking finely. Some barley has been harvested and prospects are good for a heavy yield. Keoent reports received from Blair, Nebraska, show that tbe storm of last night did. greater dam age tban at first supposed. Many ot tbe fii st buildings suffered severely. No losw of life yet reported. Tbe storm passed eist into Iowa and did great damage there to crops, buildlDgs, etc. ABOUT DUBUQUE. FURTHER AND FULLER PARTICULARS OF TBE DESTRUCTION OF THI TOWN OF ROCK DALB-A FRIGHTFUL 8CBNE. Dubuque, Iowa, July 5. A fearful storm swept over tbis city last night carrying death and destruction In Its wake. The xaln commenced falling about 10 o'clock and continued fr three hours with a solid sheet of water, accom panied by thunder and ligbtning. mskirg tbe worst storm ever experienced. Death and destruction are visible on very side. All tbe brtdgt-s on tbe wagon roads and railroads are swrpt away and no trains can arrive or depsrt 'or several da vs. Houses were carried down the fctream by tbe torrents and tbeir occupants drowned; cellars are filled with water. The streets are washed out, live ttock is drowned, and mourning akes the place of joy. Tbe Tillage o' Rockdale, 27 milea from the city, built In ravine on a stream, was lnundatnd at the dead bour of eight, while tbe storm was ragirg and tbe lightninp fli-hlog by the breaking, iwiy of a mill dim i' mi distance op tne stream. From tue rush of wuer every building in tre place was swept away wth tbe flood, fx cept tbe mill, and their occupants carried away and drowned. Ot 42 persons misslog, 19 dead uodits have been found along ehe bank of me siretoa. FRIGHTFUL FALL OF RAIN. Jt-Krkdale is a small p!aoe of about 200 Inhabitants, built on a creek, and contains a pottolhce, hotel, store, and other ttruc tures. The rain loll In a solid body for three boors, and tbe stream rose to tb s'zaot a river, and at about 1 o'clock, wnl'e tbe ligntning was flashing and the thu der rolling, residents were terror stricken with tbe rush of water In ard abjutthem. Every building in the place save the mill was carried down et roam or

moved. A mill-dam some dis anca up tbe

s'ream brcke away and let down the water in a body. After tbe storm bad abated search was made and torty-twu fvrsorjs found missing of tbis number. Nineteen dead bodies of men, women and children were picked up along the tream. Dealt and desolation ar seen on all sides. Tbe scene, witb tbe sbrieks of women ard children in the blackness of the nigbt. was heartrending. Search is being made now for those still mislcg. The railroad bridge at that plaqs was carried away and the road made impassable. All railroads have suffered with tbe washouts. No trains arrived or departed to-day lrom any section. ANCIENT CROOKEDNESS JUST OOMINO TO LIGHT TWO MILLIONS 8TCLKN FROM THI INDIAN TKCST FUNDS FROM 1839 TO 1860. Washington, June 5. Tbe secretary of the interior his prepared a statement of what appears to be gross irregularities In the investment of the Indian trust fun(" by officers of tha government having au tbority to make proper negoti atlons, the transactions varying in date trod February 27, 1839, to July 9. 1860. This state ment will be sent to tne House to-morrow in answer to a resolution calling for information on tbe sutic:. Tbe whole amount of tbe alleged defalcations is ;2,376.4G3, and tbe interest actually paid ry the government upon bonds is 12.008 300. The official statement oi transactions appears as tallows: Statement snowing when and by whom certain state bonds were purchased and the amount of accrued Interest thereon, aue ana unpaid July l, 1876. 3 -t ft 9 i "3 B 3 C h n o v. D s CO o 3 I 5 pr o 3 H H e "5 PS "2 : : ! r ; s r: : a : sbS5 o s- : : o 2. -i ' : : 3! 3 sr 1 S3! : ft ': x ft u 5 e sc? "cc to 4 C -junomy 92 a a

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There will be man v. who resorted to the fashionab'e mineral springs in by-cooe year, wbose pock e' s will nt t permit them to leave tbis year, as alt must visit the Centra nlal. We advise snch to'bay Tarrant'! Seltzer Aperient, visit Philadelphia. A word to tbe wise Is snfflcltnt. BOLD BY ALL DRUG319TS. $12 a day at borne. Agents wanted. Oatfit and terms free. TRÜK& CO.. An gUMta, Maine. APDCÄT flCCCD I During this month bfiCAl UrrCii! we win dispose of ioo New nut! H'conü-Hand PlAN'ON and Rr trstrClaas Makers, including WATERS' at lower prices than ever iefore of fered. New "-octave Pianos for S260. boxed and sblpped. Terms. to cash and SIM monthly until paid. New 6-oc ave 4-s'op OUOlXKwith book clotets and Mool, war ranted, for 8 loo ftto oioh and 93 monthly until paid Uluotrated 'atalogue mllpd AGENTS WAN 1 E. 1IOKA E WATERS A fsOXH, 481 Broadway, New Yo-k. C77 Per week guaranteed to agents, male ni I and lemale. in tnelr own locality. Terms and outfit free. Address P.O. VlCKERY 4 CO. Augusta. Me. 1 C P POO per day at borne. Sample vu worxu ii nee. otinson a do.. Portland. Maine. 'IND READ1NO, Fsychomancy, Fascina- . uon, boul tbarm Marriage Guide, showin is now eitDer sexmav fascinate ami gala tbe love and affection ol any person they choose, instantly. 4U) pages. tsv mall an cents. HUM a w., ia s.vin bi Pbiladelpba. THE XLW YORK procures Pensions for Officers and boldlers wiui'ded. injured or ruptured, however slightly: obtains an increase of old rates: col lects arrears of pay and bounty, etc. No cb arge unless successful. Liners promptly answered bv addressing J. ti. hulu attorney at law. MChsmber3 street, New York City, care P. O, 1JOX ZXH. DANNAT St. BRO.. LUMBER DEALERS, Foot Broome 8u E. K FEW Y0K. Win arrange with Baw Mills and Dealers in Lumber to ulspose of Walnut and White Wood at retail prices In New York. "Send for circular containing instructions for sawing and rate of change. Lloeral advances made. PRUSSING'S Celebrated for Ha Parity, Strenglh and Flavor. Warranted to Keep Pickles. We Guarantee It to be entirely free from pAurei1cirtorotherdeleterioutiuHitanee, wtth.whlch Moot VVncgar ItddnUerated. World. taö. liyid. . U 1 r ur wiie ny an urocen. uywi v inrnr n or KB in mo l. inv tbix j t tu. cuvraea opiurii and Morphin Tiabit abaolatrlv and tpmliljr currd. Painless: nopublieitr. bena tianip for paruculan. 1st. Carito a. Ia7 WaabinctoB bL, Chicago, Iii. S250 A MONTI1 Aeents wanted every where. Business honorable and first class. Partteular sent free. Address J. WORTH A CO.. at. Louls.Mo. MARRIED LADIES lT mainn f.ir cnnrklential circular, of gmt valae. Dr. Ü. Ü .FAJUi. 6 E. Waahlugton SL Indianapolis. Ind. Aetata wanted for a atw, perma.r.t. and rvapeetahie tMMinett, la which any artlvmaa or wcamm ou - y iy n-.ak Aft to $10 ada Ont wbo had aTW, lV4X' iiiruwd befor mad XJbO 'DJ"C7vC?--'''' mr ; an ciprrlsnoed tt YWl a Yv-t-ui Tfc?5 Jfiiylioilri ftw. C. 1 5 kt-aTT--, V M A. (TLTtm. Manar-r, M OaMa,N.Y.-VT(linwC. A. Clen t be reanwaaikle and re IIa bleuaad think beeflera Aa-eataeztraardin-ary ladaccaieata.' If. Y. WkU eW. April 1. 1H74. e I PIII1C Revolvers, etc. Latest styl, lowest iUUlia prices. Sent any wbere C. O. D. for examination. Price ll rree. Ureat Western nun Works, Pittsburg, Pa. THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE For the purchase of Reliable REA DY-M A.D K OLOTHIM! For Men, For Boys. For Youths. For Children, And No House Like WAN AMAKER & BROWN'S Sixth a Maiket Sta.. Fhiladelpnia, TOR LOWEST PRICES, FOR BEST CLASH O00D8. FOR IMMENSITY OF 8TOOK. FOR ÜÜA RNTEED SATISFACTION. The Largest Clothing House in America WAN AM AK R A RonN.$1,200 PHOFir ON $100 Made any day in Put and Ca la. Invest ac cor" in to your means. Ho, aso or lloO it Siock Privileiea ba brought a -mall fort urn t tbe careiul investor. We ad vine w en anc ho toonerateaafclv. Hookwdh ullin'orma ion sent ruse Address ordern bv ma l or telegr pa to BAXTER fc IO . Bankers and Rrors,l7 Wail u. N. Y. PRESCRIPTION FREE. CWR the Speedy cureof Bemlnal Weaknea 1; Lost Manhood and all disorders bronght on by lndiacretlon or excess. Any druggist baa the ingredient. Address, DAVIDSON 4 COm OTICE OF ADJf 1MSTRATIOW. Notlee therbv iven that the undersigned has been appointed by tbe Marion tlvit Circuit "ourt of Marion county, Indiana, adn.lnUtra or of the e-;ate of Jame flan egan, late oi said county, deceased. Said es.aie la supposed to be soivtnt. W. N. KOBERSON, June U, 1876. Administrator.

MBDIOAL.

CARRIAGE Aa rZuatraUKi Work TK pm, a pnvate coutuelol to the mamed and mar GUIDE of tha aexuai (ratem, ha abnaao. eta., lmU-st Laroenef la 16) ru on tha m ir vtvij nappy id ui unwi maiion. aiaic ana mnajq a young and nuddia and abouid read and main tt ; conaiaa imonKauon, wnica do one can to ba wiuteia I on how 10 preaerra the health, and cumpzion, and fnreto faded cbeeka the rreahneea ol youth: the beat ant only troa MarrtanOuida la tha wortd. Priea Weeaal vj tkikl. j ha author mar ba eoaaulted pej mailon anv of the.uhtfH-t. mentüiaMl In hi.t pt. A. O. OIN. 167 n aabinjclua iL, CbicaaVt iia T"f A TTT rfTT TR. BOHATTN Jl IfS ail the iiMiuititive ahnuul GUIDE AND know on Couruh p. MarT'ie. the rhvfcoli(rica3 of the sexual nrstrm. Phil'opl'r of Reproduction, B00K0FNATURE.S;K mi.Tr, tne unOteir nature and rure. Trrar. on ii Invu. n;.x'r.,. eiplahiiiin thrira..n. n mptniri J mean, to eurr ; m ta tiv only really cirntiflc work of the kind ewr punished, rontains nearlv SKI pars and is comp., te :o er. re respect Pent by Wai Iserurely sea'rd on rer .p ot 00 CU. Adarres. Ir. C. A. B.)i.vna- jM N'orti l'iiih stak lxu is. Mo. lKabtuhediu likS. & SAMARITAN NERVINE w xa a sure cure ror rLpliopli Fits tjpa&ms and Convolaionav S It hai been tested by thousandf I and baa never been known te fall in a single ease. Trial I pacKage rree. inclose stamp las clrcnlars, Rlv-ing evidence Qi cures. Address UK. B. A.. ICHMOND, Box 741 8L Joseph. H9 37 Court Place, LOUISVILLE, KY., A ret-jUrlr dutttM al legxWj qusliflfd rbjikUa and th( bok raeeessful, a. nis pracu-e sill prvre Cures all forms of PRIVATE. CHItONlC and SEXUAJ 11F.ASES. Spermatorrnea and Impotency, as tha re.slt of setf-abosa la youth, sexaal aspesses la us. turer years, or ether causes, and srudurisf same sf the Is. InviDf effects: Serromne. Sniinil F.misainas, (nicht emission, by dreams). Dimness slt-nM, Drfertiee Venry, Vtf.kaiDcsy, eimple.oB Ksee. Ari-ntion to Society of tu.ks, Coafu-ioo af Idt-as, Jm a t Senus 1 Power. 'c-. tsn dning Burhafe Improper er unh.prr, are thoroughly and pmis. neotly cured. SYPHILIS P't'v'''J eared and esv !r?wTltüted fr" the sycteni: GonOrrheBV GLEET, Stricture. tVn-hiti. rTernis. lor Kuptux fll.-. sud uther privste diMtwn qutrfcl. cured. It is selfrideat thst aphysicisn wb pays .pedal atteanoa Ir of rtain elaj of diseases, and trrs'mt thnusaodi annually, acquire, crest kill. PkTsiriasa knowing this fact often ra.'oaissesMl person, to my esre. When U if iof.nreQient la viit the city for tresun-nt. nedtcines eaa as seat prirates and safely by amil or express anyvhera. Cnres Guaranteed in all Casea undertaken. Conaultsuou. anslly or by letter free and I netted. Charg -a reasoBable and corrrs;ioadenoe strictly confidential. PRIVATE COUNSELOR Of '100 pses, seat as any aitdress. sxcnrely sealed, for thirty at) eenu. Should be read br all. Address as altsva. Omca boars treat A. sf . too P. 11. Saadais t la s r. M. BOOKS FOR THE MILLION. MARRIAGF UtS d rrt'a" plnr I counsellor ef tbe married llUlLIL-a land those couiemplatln marrii.ee, on the abnses and disorders of the sexual system, witb tbe latest discoveries In tne science or reproduction, tne auuea ana disqualifications of marriage, et ox. A book for private peroaal which should be kept under lot! äDa ley. xupaee anu iuauy tu(i Ines. Bent under seal for 6ti cents. Als a MEDICAL UUIDE on all diseases ef a private nature in both sexes, and how tbey can be speedily ani permanently cured, liu pages with numerous Illustrations, sent ander seal for 25 cents. MEDICAL ADVICE on seminal weakness, lost energy, Impotence sain, blood and chronic diseases, cat an h, etc. A 40 pag pamphlet, In sealed envelopes, sent for stamp. All the above diseases ancoessfully treated, personally or by letter Established 1047. Ad dress DR. BUTTS' IMspenaaxy, No. 13 X. Eighth itreet. BU Louis Mo DR. DUFF, No. 39 Kentucky Ave., Indianapolis, Ind Cures ail forms of Private and Chronic Diseases A regularly educated and legally qualified phyalclan, has been longer established and most sncoeesfal, as bis extenalvs practice will prove Age, with experience can bs relied on. To responsible persona no fee demanded till cored. Hpermatorrbea, Sexual Debility and Impotency, aa the result of self-abase In youth, sexual excesses in maturer years, or other cansffl, producing some of the following effects: .Nervousness, Bemlnal Emissions, Dimness "t Bight. Defective Memory, Physical 1) yr. Aversion to Bocletyof Females, Confus'r".. of Ideas, Loss o' Bexual Power, etc ., renc-:, marriage Improper or an hippy, are pt; aently cured Pamphlet (38 pp) sent seaieti rr 2 stamps. Makkiaov Otjidb, explaining who mi; marry, wbo may not, why ; the Impediments ti marriage causes, consequence and core; vrha can be done In sucb cases J0 page book, containing much Information tor tha married, oi those contemplating marriage A true Man-lag. Uuide and Private Ooasselor. Bent to any address, securely sealed, ox mail. forrlOoentaQBEAT MEDICAL BOOK Bent free for two stamps. Address. ana Heo eta for latdles ana Oeuis. .InsFw Msntc s w8TABLM tl CO l?S3r. We offer the above brand of White Lead to tha public with the positive assurance that it la PERFECTLY PURE. Tor aale by dealers gam sraJly. ECKSTI X.III EES aft CO., ClnclnnaU. Ohia NOTE Consumers will nonsuit their Interest by bearing in mind that a large proportion of the article sold aa PUKE WHITE aJAD la adulteiated to tbe extent of from SltoWper cent: and much of It does not co stair, a parti ele of lead QUIT CrÜVVlNG!" After years of stody and experimenting I have discovered a asfe, positive and permanent care for chewing TOBACCO, And feel safe In asserting that I now have an antidote that will most t fleet u a ly r move all desire tor Tobacco. Many h-ve b ei cured and are happy. Y..u may d likewise. NE t THUEK BDXEM w il do Ibewnrt, Sent by mall to any add eea lor tl Der ooz. Trtat packages, 0 ?a Adireis Sour, La porVe.Ind

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