Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1876 — Page 3

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16 1876.

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THE PLAN'S PAttTY.

RUS3 REPUDIATES IT. The Chairman of the Independent State Central Committee Comes out for Tilden, Hendricks and Reform. MAJOR RUSV CARD. Wfll HB LEA T KS IHK FLAM'S PARTY AND CAN'T RBI CRN TO HI FIRST LOVB AM) WHY HB IS FOR TILDKN AND HKSDRICK9, I JolEed the so-called Independent green back party like many otheis through honest motives, hoplrgit would open the avenue to reform and tbe establishment of a monetary system ralculaed to res-tore confidence and deliver tbe nation from the slouch of de pair It U now 1b. Iu or net Dies were well defined In It platform-, bot ü .tte and lational. mere were no douDliui erneue, no lnMnuaVitfXV. thai Viavil mAnäff fri.. t. rmle A allnaw cnald or woald be tolerated. Hat where do X find tbe pilots of this woaid be soft money party directing It. At a meeting of a lagern J rity of tbe candidates on the Inoepenaeni state itcta Drouvbl tngetner by Euchauan, Harrington, Olieman and ot tiers. It was unanimously sgreej that tne state central committee ls-ue a call for a delegate, and at tbe Käme time rnan Convention to convene at Indianapolis August 17. Tula was agrted to by 11 tbe membars oi tbe stale central com xnlttee except yonr hamble servant. Tre call appears In the San over my sig nature pursuant to the agreement above. Tbls convention is ciud or tbe pu'poseoi adding a codicil to the present state i Ltlorm favoring tbe reruonetlzalUon or silver. Ibis oommils them to a bard money policy, a policy that can only b9 advocated by tbe old parties successfully, who have been manip ulating THE INTERESTS OF THE HARD MONET RINGS. But for the rag baby party espousing tbe Plan's "Great American Interconvertible Irredeemab'e bond monetary system" tne bid for a bard money ring's Influence is a mistake If not dishonest. If by so doing tbey hope to pay tbe national debt In depreciated coin on account of Its demote Izatlon they are showing themselves poor financiers by not knowing thai it will at once appreciate to its former va'ue by remoneiizlng it. If they do not anticipate sucb result-, tbey show their dishonesty by advocating the payment of tbe national debt in cepreclated coin, worth less than greenbacks. If the national debt is to be treated bv this party as an obligation not to be honored, why rot advocate the repudiation ot the name, and not lay any such false claims U hones y. 1 .druU there are many plans aud able arguments adduced by neb men as Henator June?, o! Nevada, the liver a In, favoriiig the rrh bllitating of the doub.e atandaid. His speech delivered lu tbe U.a. Ben ate on the 2ituof April, li7d. Is tbe most logical argu men. on tnl- suljectl have bad the pleasure of leading. In tbls spe'Cb be says, "1 sba 1 endeavor toibow tbat both gold aud silver to.elber at a relat on fixed by law is the con -tltu lonal money of this country and ibt all acts of legislation intended to mbvtrt I lis nstiiutlou are Illegal and void." He further states: "that sllvr and gold for money Uibe result of tulrty centuries of every oucelva le sort of experiments to obviate tbe ue of the precious metal"," and loilowswiih a long argument tending to prove the numerous and wel marked cbara 3' entiles wnlch have for the precious meials tula high preferment. These are tbe ar unent adduced by the champion ot the re.nne lzttlon ot Kilver. If auch logic has satisfied Ida ringt n, Buchanan, Olieman and tbe Independent state tl -ket, -as tbe right thing why did it no at tbe same satisfy them that the lrn-dmable Inter . -oo-vml'ile Irgal tenaer, grteubc, suit money, Plan's grat Aruericiii monetary systt-m false theory " onustency thou art a Jewel." This accounts to me in a great measure fur THE WILD AND PSRSisTKNr RUSH AFTER FFICB, Toy those wto are tbe mrst prominent in conceiving and promulgating these soft money theories. Tbey are tha fl'st to c Her themselves as wlllir g sacr flees to p'.ne away in Congress, In state Office, or Judges' chain, men who fail to show up the pure red blood of hont st reformers, t W. on lb contrary ever lusting after the spoils cf ffice, and ran. er than fall I fear would sell the b rth right ot this Spartan band, not for mess of pottage bai for the Influence o a bard moi ey ring. '1 hene opinions 1 am awar.,areantaonis lc to 'hose Of the leaders of lüU party. I iherel re bid It a kind adieu, and do so without couKulting with anyone, ihe nbllcati u of ihU letter being the fint lntim tlon of my Intentions, I bave tbe consolation oi knowing that I have acted honorably wiih th so-called Ii defendent greenback party. They eutru-td tue with positions of trust ..id bouor, and 1 li i-l m discharge the ou.iesof th sme i on rably and to the best of my ab. lilt, ud sucu td d in having them delivered into I tie bauds of parties who can act In bppy accord with tue parties whose pleasure n la to manag tbe party for their own mysterious ends I leave the ranks of the so-cailed Independent greenback priy with grea' rductauce, knowing full well I leave lu its ruas many political aud personal friends. any of those may never be wy poiilcal ft leads again, but 1 do hope our soci -1 relations m-y ever remain the fame. 1 leave tbousards of good bonest men, battling asibe) honestly believe ior tbe true theories, and 1 tvpe lor tbe sake of their peace of mind that they may never le-rn - that for the politician to rr Is Duman," and tbat tne average leaders of reforms who ask forofflc-ai the first opportualty will not all -steal sheep. Having bid a last farewell o the ao-cal ed soli mouey party, it would afford me great pleasure could 1 return to my first love, the Kepubiican party. Can I hoaestly and conscientiously do so? Lei's see. Orant. my oid com maud r, is siLl at the heed of tne Kepubti. an administration. Ouce be commanded tte loyal ship of s ate. Uufuil d at lis masthead was tbertais ana Sir ine-, the world-wide em bl.-ra ot liter .y and freedom. Hut where do 1 find him low 7 Conimaodl- z a privateer from whose masthead ulsgracefuily flauuta the "bloody shirt, ' THE PCE4X.NT EMRLtM OF SECTIONAL STRIFE and sectional animosities. Long since the blood stains would hsve been erased by time from I s tattered fo ds only for tbe occasional touching np with political war-paint by the great warriors and artls s- Morton and Blaine Th's craft is manned by a crew of plrat-s, thieve, does men who have In p lit leal . strife lost ail manhood and rtw-p-ct for tbe na tion. It Is unnecessary for me to mention Belknap. Bab jock O. as a partoi this crew. The etepuoilcn party promtHs us a te-w c m mander In (he peisooot Um. R. K. Hayes. bellevo blm to o a good man, but fall to see In blm the Jacks nlao elements necessary to fo'ce tbe uslilanln crew to disperse and place in their Head bonest men, men who would retrieve the Ion prestige of our once bono ed na'lon. Restore con fldence to our people, flnanclnlly and through the resuscltailng li fluences th' reof bring unbounded Joy to the starving Ibou- . sands, llookbtc with pride to some of tbe - glorious achievements of this once great party. The liberation or ttfi.wo blacas under the salotlv martvr Uncol is an oasis in Its otherwise desert bis o-y, aud will be in futurity the brightest gem in Columbia's crown. nut now snort tne inpte neu tne goaaess of victory bows be bead In bamliiation and Dirne, and tbe goddess of liberty sheds bitter tears wben tbe ee the am e party commence repairing tne broken snacaies oi tne di.cks and forging Dew one to manccle ner fairer sons and daugbte'S alike. Tre enslaving ettects of tbe flianclai policy adopted by tnis party, eacn act "WELDING THE MANACLES MORE TIQHTLT, i and giving more rein to tbe Insatiate monled powers of Wail s ret and Europe. Tbe national banking ct whose fertile resources for plunder I will not undertake to enumerate, the Idiotie and business laralyzlng resump tion act. Then follows bioeoua ooa traction whose venom poisoned the Indus rlee - of the nation. It this policy be much lonsrer vorsaed. we are feeling its poison - ous and famtabina effee's om'y by Imxilnt- - tlon we appreciate the bits in heaven or the szonv in neli. I inderst-nd tbat this orjee . proud party proposes to recuperate lu flaggiai

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dlers to disgrace themselves by meeting at this place in a political reunion. Tbls. from m opinion of a true soldier stand point, should meet with tbelr hearty con damnation, riothlng but a non-paruaan re onion sh uld be oonnteuanced by a 'rue soldier. Woe re will this place fighting Geo. Joe Hooker and our own brave Manson ana thousands of otber true war DemocraU, who were In the arm v tenor d. a d their places Oiled by tbe ex-rebel gen tat Longstreet and tbe notorious Moeby. i his athflea me that a soldier's lovoltv depends entire y nrx n how he votes and the wav be shot bas no' to do with it smartlnv as I yet ao from the effects of sebel leal J propose viewing tne political arna ot the li-pnoi.can party rrom a citizen stand no ntu well as a soldier. From a citizen stand point I doub' their ability to reform If inev wit-nea to ana nom a suiuitr standpoint I spnrn tbelr professions of loyalty to tbe nation, where tbey improve every o, portunity to roo it ana aifgrace iu FÖRTHS DIMOCRATIC REFJtM TICKET. Tbls leaves me to choose between "winter ing my vote over" or voting tte Democratic re'orm ticket. After consulting my duty to myself and my country, I cheerfully chose the latter. Why? At the bad of their national ticket I find tbe name of Stmuel J. Tilden, the mnn whom the bonest and uncorruptible people of the great state of few Y -rk e ected guv rnor over the united protests of tbe Kepub:tcan party and the corrupt Democratic rings or me state, tie prom sed them reform Has he redeemed bis fUdies? Tbe frame bonest people say be bas. ie now rrom l es ns he will reform the n a ion's abuses. While I do not agree wltb b:m In all bis financial vlw, 1 reel satisfied I see la him the man who. If elected presideut. will shed a balo or honest political tunlight around his adminlstratl -n that will foice tbe political thl.-v s and cormorants to hie tbemxelves to tbe shad-s of their native hHunts. This party also presents for the secend p'ace n thulr national ticket tbe name oi l nomas a. tienaricks a man wnoe home record is such that tbe people of the loyal state of Indiana el cted him gove-nor against the tfTorta of tbe ''bloody shirt" party with a verv popular ex-federal general as their standard-bearer. He also promises ns reform, not only ref arm In the civil service and otber depart ront, but the financial relorm we so ituch need. To him tbe oppressed of the land caused by the oppressive infloencesof the resumption act can rise ur a d call him blessed. Through bis indomitable Derslstei ca he daeed Lis Drtv sonartlv in oipo-ition to li by a vote In Gnngrevs. iso longer can it be charged that the party is powerless to repeal the odloui ret. n mv humble Judgment this great party, pledged to reform, presents men ard measi res i. round which all tbe diversified Interests of the na tion can rally. The oppressed of the Wtst boldly and despera ely battling the dimon contraction. The8ouib crinelnir ander military aud carpet ba misrule. The rast with its vast manu facturing aDd financial Interests, all can Join in one grand stand for victory, and it is my ferve-Vvrn yer tbat In NovemDer next tbe dowrTToddea people of this oppressed land may Join In one lou, clad shout, "o"ce more we are tree.' Respecunlly, Ceo. W. Rvss. Indianapolis, Aug 10, Tr). A RAILROAD ROW. THE RESULT OF HARD TIMES. STRIKE ON TUfc OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI TROCBLK At SEYMOUR. Tbe labor question bas trade tbe Ohio and Misslsisi pi railroarl, ard there Is trouble there. For three months past employes bave not been paid, and yesterday there went into fefJrtCi a reduction in wages ot 25 per cnt. ior the engineers, 10 p er cent. or trie firemen, and 25 cents per day for hrakemen. A strike was inaugurated in onssq-ienc, to make which ff-c ualths strikers removed from all freight cars at Seymour the links and pins. Trains pul'ed Into tbe placo, ard before they could pall cut every link a id pin was ta ken away, rendering the lurcher progress ol the train Impossible FEARING BLOODSHED the management of the road telegraphed here last night for the militia. Extra passenger coaches were brought in from tbe line of tbe J., M. and I. and an engine was fired np to pull them out. After laying two or three bonrs at. the Jrff. depot It wss discovered ttat,. in tbe absence of Gov. Hendricks no soldiers would be ordered oat, and tte engh.e was sent to the round bous. Itqulry at tbe telegraph office developed nt, lact tbat tbere bad been no danger of a bloody riot. The men are quiet, but are parsifrtently removing and "f creting tbe links and pin", and tLe trackmen bave joined In their strike,but no violence wad apprecended. It is, how ever, probable ibattiO freigbt trains will get out o' Seymour until a force is sent tbr sufficiently stocb to prevent tbe coutinaaiiceottheBtrikera' present policy. when that Is sttea.p ed tbere will very likely be trouble. REPORTS FROM CINCINNATI. Tbe associated press at Cincin nati fumishes tbe followins: List night tbe freight brakf men on tbe Ohio and Mississippi iailtoad inaugurate 1 a strike, having tbelr trains at Seymour, wblcb point tbey bave made tbelr beadquarters, and where tbe strikers now nnmuer some sixty or seventy men. Tbelr demonstrttious tbus far bave been con fined entirely to holding freigbt trains In sidings by uncoupling them and throw ing away t e coupling pins. To-night tbey stole two band car, sending tbem esc and west, it Is thought, to continue work of uncoup log freight train?. Tbetr reputed leader is F. E Daison, a former telegraph operator In tbe employ of tbe company who was diso "arged from that branch ot service for failure to deliver a train ordtr, aud a collision was barely avoided by prompt action of some nf the employes'ot some of tbe road. Daison was a ttrwards given a situation a brakemar; owlrg to sympathy lor bis destitute famuv. 'lo-nlaut too brakemen whose headquarter are atVincennts struck, and it is thought that tbe movement will be general throughout tbe whole line. The cause ot the s rike is a reduction of wage to the r&'es paid on otber reads. A SFeclal train left this city at midnight touigbt conveying eevent j-nve or one ban. dred resolute men who 111 go to Soy m"ur and there be sworn la as deputy marshals and will protect the compto' employes ant property from the depreca tions of strikers. Covington Friend: We understand tba certain parties in Chicago contemplate forming a company of capitalists for tbe purpose of developing tbe mineral resources In tbe south part of this county. with tbls object In view, a celebrated geologist of tbat city spent several days last week In tbe region of Coal creek. mklog examinations and found exten sive deposits of a superior qaslity ot Iron ore, and was perfectly elated with tbe result or bis labors. Io view ot tbe above stated facts it is not unreasonable to sup pose tbat measures will be adopted for tbe erection or inmates ana other appliances for manuiactnring purposes. Sullivan Union: Last Saturday aigtt bnr.lars entered tbe store of T. W. Aydelotte ot Carlisle, blew open tbe safe and extracted f 1.350 in money and a consider able amouo-la notes. Toe notes have been recovered, bat no da to the money ot the rascals who stole it bas jet been OUcoyerecL

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Where One of Our Younfif Men Went to Grow Up for a Few Days. COMMENTS ON COLORADO. 3ENERAL APPEARANCE OF THE COUNTRY AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES MINING INTERESTS. Special Correspondence of tbe Sentinel. Denver, Colorado, July 28, 1876 A trip to tbe R;cky Mountains is alitost as great an ' undertaking as a J urney to Lorope. we well remember bow, in boyhood days, bending over our old geography we thought of tboee m mntalts as "that mysterious bourne from which Domsrinrr tkat e er et sail bas ytt returned." L ttle did we dream that within so short a time we ourselves should climb those craggy peaks and gaze upon their majesty. Our route from tit. Louis was by tbe St. Louie, Kansas City and Northern railroad with her elegant recliuing chair coache tn Kacras City, and by tne Kansas Pacific railroad to Denver. It waour first visit tj Kansas. We were not prrpired to fee so rich and prosperous a country. We bad beard o. the drought and tbe grasshoppers until we I arned to think of Kansas with a great deal of compassion. Bat tbe more we saw of Kansas the more we pitied Indiana! Why will men stay there and grub stumps and curse roots that cost tbem forty doiars per acre wben they could come to Kansas and buy deep, r.ch land, all ready for tbe plow, aud near a great railroad, lor three cr tour dollars per acre ! For two b 'in dred and fifty milts west of Kansas City tbe Kansas PaclÖo runs through A BICH ROLLING PRAIRIE finely adapted to agricultural and grazing purposes. The soil is a deep black loam underlaid with a substratum of clay enabling it to withstand a protracied drought. We stopped off at styeril points along the route to examine tbe sail ard productions. One of these points Is Abilene, about one hundred and sixty miles west ot Kansas City. Here i Mr. T. C. Henry's famous wheat farm of two thousand acres. We saw men barvesting, threshing and plowing all in th same field. Mr. Henry lets out all his farm work: by contract, and reaps an aonusl profit of from nine to twelve dollars per acre. For example it costs blm nine d- liars per acre by contract for plowing, seeding, harvesting and threshing. Wil ier wheat is a sure crop, aud produce from twenty to thirty bushels per acre It sells for about 1105 per bushel. Tbe reader can easily stive the problem. We stopped a day at Russell, tbe county sat of Russell coontv. Oar friend Dr. Ellis kitidlT furnished us a team ana p.iog wagon and drove ns out to exam ine the land. lb s is one or tbe best counties In tne state for wbeat growing. It i rieb, rolling prairie with tsrV deep black loam, and i3 destined to support an Immense population. Mr. Henry, of Abilene, has ttcenily purchased a large tract in this county for wbet raising. The people are planting trees, and twenty years to come this region will be studded w th forests. Tbe uplands ot Kansas are better adaptfd to wbeat raising than the valleys, while the valleys are better for corn. Tbe country is raptdly filling up with sturdy Intel ligeut tarmeis wno cme to nna Domes and grow rich. And tbey will not be disappointed. No one can loretell tbe marvelous changes this country will uadergo in tbe next five years. Millions ot acres ot uncultivated prairie will be transformed into splendid farms and happy homes. It is no exaggeration to say tbat this region will spfHy become tbe great wbeat held of the Union. The Kansas Pacific road oners the most favorable terms to land buyers Treir lands are in tbe market at from two to six collars per acre, on six years time, and ten per cent, ofl lor improvements. At Hugo, tne traveler first comes in s'gnt of Pike's Peak, a hundred miles away. It loems up ilk a great black specter with its head lar ab ve tbe clouds. From Hugo on to Dauver the country is DESTITUTE OF WATER, or we bave passed tte rain belt. But an telope and prairie dogs are numerous on tbe plains, and along some small stream one sees a vast herd of cattle guarded by the ranchmen. It was a great rolief t quit this arid p:a'n and enter tbe valley oi the Platte, not far rom tbe city of Denver. Bynver is a beautiful city ; centrally located ander the mountains, in tbe plains section of the territory beg pardon Coloradolane, ye are a state now tbe city has a fine climate ati tbe year. She is tbe gate to tbe rich Ciear creek and Black Hawk mining districts, and tbe principal maiket for all tteagrlrul ural counties, from tbe streets ot Debvtrone sees a panarcmacl mountain -c-uery 100 miles lor g. Tbe snow capped peaks seem to Kits the say. iney rise np in awrai grandeur as if to remind tbe beholder of b's own littleness. With all these advantages of location, resources and scenery. Denver 19 destined to be one of tbe great inland cities of America. All tbe MINING IN COLORADO is up among the mountains, and good roads have been built to all tbe mining re gions. To tbe northwest one leads up Boulder creek, where rich mines are being worked. Directly west 19 the Clear creek canon road passing through Gold City, central Nevada, Idaho Springs, Fall River, Georgetown and Empire; wolle southwest are roads across South Park, to Hamilton, Fair Piay, Breckenrldge, and on to Del Norte and tbe San Juan country. Tbe Denver aud Rio Grande railroad is completed to El Moro aa l L Veta, and a bra oca will be pushed oat from tbe latter place to San Juan, tbe now famous sil ver district. I he mines oi uiearoreeE ana Boulder counties are very rieb, bat tbe miners have always worked with inferior and Inadequate smelting machinery. Happily this la now being remedied. I visited the rich gold mines ou Silver mountain, near Empire, and bave In my pocket a nugget of gold which a miner kindly wasotd out of a tew pans run oi earth ior me. One miner on this mountain cleared 195,000 In one year by sluice mining tnat Is, by simply washing tbe top earth. Bat tbe rich ore lies farther down In tbe iron pyrites In the veins or seams of the rock. This Iron pyrites asssys 100 to $900 per cord. Wlto such vast treasures in our mountains, specie resumption ought net to be far away. i . w. WaU LEE'S LUCK. HE LOST ON FULLERTON THROUGH A MIS UNDERSTANDING. Tbe Cleveland Leader tells tbe subjol ned story on tbe persecuted pig tall: Waa Le bad long wanted a horse with wblcb to col lect and deliver bia "laundry" work about tbe city, and during last week came to tbe conclusion to Day . one. ua weaaesaay evening, while aimlessly strolling: by tbe Kennard House, be beard the p'X)! -seller inoatlbg, "How mach ior Fullerton, gen

tlemen; bow much for Fallerton? I am j offered only forty dollars for this horse;!

the Maid sold f rone hundred ! who says forty-five dollars for Fu'ierton?:' Now Wau, in bis travels, bad beard -ometbing about fast borees, and knew that Fullerton was "no slouch," as tbe saving is. Bo when he saw a chanc to buy him ss it st'Uck his heathen Intelligence 'or ODly forty-five dollar, he concluded be baa better close with toe bargain at on?e, and secure a boiae which could whisk bis delivery wagon aiound at a lively rate. Wltb a rap d nod be conveyed the knowledge to the seller that he wou'd give tbe fcrj-flve dollars, and If tbere were no higher bidders the purchase was made. Wau edged opto thestar-d undated, "Wben me pye, and wben me gettee h' ?V "Pay now," said tbe hurried clerk, "and come around to-ratirrow for the chacc;." "Alle iUtr," eaid Wau as HE UNROLLED HIS PIG TAIL, extracted his bard-earced money aud departed with the card which secured bim the pool as far as Fullerton wascoLoerned. Thursday eight be was at tbe Kennardat the ei p tinted tlm, and when be saw the pool-clerk, poshed bis card forward and sild:"Aile light cow-me want Falleiton." "Fallertoni'' aid tbe clerk. "He didn't win. Smuggler tock the pool." Me caree notbling about plool me wan tee boss." "You bave no horse here. You paid for ycur chance and lost it." ''Loe-t hlmr Me paid tl rtj-five dolle. Mei'st bim!" "Yes." "Wbatte you meau? You dam th!ie:! You payee me n rty-flve doli or go to fleece boue!" "You willg t nothing," paid the clerk. "You bet your money and lost it." Wau went for a pclicermn, and exoiuined. Wben be learned tbat bis forty-fiv dollars were gone ?orever, be shook bis fi-t toward tbe Kennard b"use and staited for home, scattering Chinese oatbs along n's path, at tbe rate of about a thonstnd to tbe mi not. 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Tho People's Eeneäy.'Ths Universal Pain Eitractcr. Note : ask for POND'S EXT2ACT. ' Take no other. 44 ITesr, for I will si-fik of exceUeat things.' PSHO'S EXTRACT The great Tegetable Taia lieatrayer. lias beea in use over thirty year, and for cleanliness and prompt curative virtues cacnot be excelled. CHIIDREU.-Ns family can afford to be without 1'ond's Extract. Arridents, Braises, CeatMlons, Cats, tspraina. are relieved almost Instantly by external application. Promptly relieves pains or Bunts, Scalds Exeorlarlons. 1 hafings. Old Horea, Boils. Felons, Corns, etc Arrests inIsmation. reduces ewellinrs, stops bleeding, retnore dioroloratioiis and heals rapidlv. FEMALE WEAKNESSES. It always relieves pain in tue back andloui,fa!lne8s and pressing pais in ths head, nansea, vertigo. MlEOCORRHSAithasno eonaL All kinds of nl. ceratioas to which hdie are subject are promptly ensed. Fuller details in book accompanying each bottle. PIIES bliador bleeding meet prompt relief and ready care. No caw, however colonic or ohctinate, can long resist its regular use. VARICOSE VEINS. It is the only cure cure for this distreweinz and dangerous condition. KI3 NET DISEASES.-It haanoequal forperma. rentcure. BLEED I H Q from any cause. Forthls is a specific. It has saved hundreds of lives when all other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from nee, stomach, lang, and elsewhere. BHLUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Toothache and tararar . re all alike relieved, aud often permanently ared. PHYSICIANS1 of all schools who are acquainted with food's Extract of Witch Hazel reo ommeoditin tueir practice. We have letters of. commeadation from hundreds of Physician, many of whom order it for use in their own practice. In addition to the foregoing, they order its ue for Swellings of ail kinds, Oulnsy, Sore Throat, Inflamed Tenails, Simple and chronic Diarrbora, Catarrh, (for which it is a rpeeiflc,) Chilblains, Frosted Feet, ratings of Inaeeta, Moainitae, etc. Chapped Hands, Face, and indeed all manner of skin dipeases. TOILET U 8 E. Remove Soreness, Itonghness, and Ninartlngt heals Cats. Krnptions, and Pimples. It reriw. invigaraia, and refroh, while wonderfully improving ths Complexion. TO FARMERS. Pond's Extract. No Stock Breeder.no Liven-Man can a fiord tobe without it It b used by all the Leading Livery Stables, Street Railroads and first IlarFemenio New York City. It ha no eqnalfor Sprains, Harcaa or (Saddle Cha.fl.na-n, milTncaa. eratrhes, S wellings,C'ats, Lneerations, Jlleeding, Pneumonia, Colic, Diarrhtra, Chills, ColrW. etc Its range of action is wide, and tbe relief it affords is so prompt that it is Invaluable in every Farm-vard aa well as in every Farm -house. Let it be tried once, and von will never be without It. CAUTION. Pond Extract has been Imitated. Xue genuine article has the words Pond's Extract blown in each bottle. It is prepared by the only persons Uvln? who ever knew how to prepare it property. Refuse ail other preparations of Witch llazt L This is tbe only article ned by Physicians, and in the hospital!) of this cormtrv and Fnrope. HISTORY AND USES GF POND'S EXTRACT, in p.nnplilft fonu, sent free ou appiicwtion to POND'S EXTRACT CQM?AY. Maiden Lane, New k'ork. es;oul Never falls to give a good appetite. It purine the blood, and t es tores to the Liver Its primitive health and vigor. It is the best remedy in existence lor tbe cure of Dvspepeia Los of Appetite, Sourness of Btoroacb, Slcs lleadacite. Chronic Diarrhoea. Liver com plaint. Biliousness. Jaundice. Consumption Hcrofola, Catanh. Rbeumatism, Erysipelas Salt Khenra, Fever and Ague, (General IVbility N ervous Headache, and Female Diseases. A REWARD was. for three vears. offered for anv ease of the above diseases which could cot be cured Clark's Anti B llous Compound. it is sold by nearly every urneglst in in United States. Price (1 Ott per bott le. R. C. AC. 8. CLARK, tleveland.Obio. 'QUIT CHEWING! After years of study and fxperimenting 1 have discovered a safe, positive and permanent cure for chewing TOBACCO, And feel safe In asserting tbat I now bave an antidote that will most effect ua ly remove all desire for Tobacco. Many bve ben cured and are bappy. You may d5 likewise. NK tc THREK BOXES Will do the work. 8ent bj mail to any address for fl per oox. Trial package, 0 ints. Ad Ire NUN. La porte.lnd Sale of Stock. 'vnTTr'S: la hamhv a nn that tha nndr X. BIEDVI, WJUIUIPUBWr Ul L LI O Ul Jasper N. Warm an, deceaa d, wll i sell at pablie auction at the Warman frm. two miles wet of the city of Indlmap-lls on the national roaa, on SATURDAY, the 26th Day of August, 1876, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. x. and 4 o'clock p. Mn the following described property. to-wit: One brown mare, about 14 hands blah, and about sevn year old 4 one pay gelding 00 it is months old. white star in forehead; one darkb-ty mare nine years old. and a boat IS nanas nign, witn a wnite star in tne rorenesa; one dars red eow, white in the flank, about 10 years eld. Tbe terms of sate will be made known on the day of sate. The said proper y will be sold to pay tbe expanse ot feeding and care D&stowea upon saia property. JOSEPH J. FLACK, July 28,'7S. Admn'r of Jasper N. Warman. SAMARITAN NERVINE Is a surs ears for EplIepU v Fits rJpasms and uonvniaionf - it hai been tested by thousand ( f and baa never been known I Call In a single ease. Trla I pacsage lt. inrnian auuiip hi circuiara, rlving svldenos o - oores. Address pa.a a, icsutomx,

VIBRATOR" l'XO SOLD LAST SEASON TrrrnocT exs FAiLror or. eejecttox This is tlys fitmo Threj'iiKf ri-ri r thxt haFi "swept the field " and create! tucii a rc-vo-uriun in tb . trade, by its matchless CnAix-divisu ao Tixe-aS isa principlea. , THE EX0EM0CS WASTAGE of graia, so UtvUahJm trie other tt;ile of Threrfirrr, can be SAVED by this Improved Machine, mßevnt, ou arrrjr job, to wr Dum nay ail erpeaaes of threeuing. FLAX, TIM0THT, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and like seeds are threshed, rparated, cleaned and saved aa easily and perfectly aa Vbsat, Oata, Bye or Barley. AN EXTRA PRICE to vaually paid for Tain and seeds cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness, IS THE WET GBAIV of 1875, these were substantially th ONLY MACHINES that could ran with profit or economy, doing fust, thorough and perfect work. Khen otkert tttrly failed. ALL GRAIN", TIME and M0XET wasting complications, auch aa "Endless Aprons," "Raddles," "Beaters," " Pickers," etc, are entiniy dirpentd aria ; 1-aa than one-half ths usual Gears, Belts, Boxes, and Journal; easier managed ; more durable ; light running ; no coat, ly repairs; no dust; no" littering" to clean tip; not troubled tiy adverse winds, rain or storms. FARMERS and GRAIN BAISERS who ar potted in the large saving made by it will not employ inferior and wasteful machine, but will tamat on this improved Thresher doing their work. FOUR SIZES made for 6, 8, 10 and 12 florae Power. Also a specialty of fci paxatobx, designed and made expressly roa steam powes. TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, viz.: our in roved "Triple Gear,' and our "Spur Speed" (Wood wry St yle both " Mounted " on four wheels. IF INTERESTED In Threshing or Grain Raisin 4 fly to our nearert Dealer, or write to as for Illugtr ted Circular (sent free giving full particuhira of Sizes. 9tylee, rrices, Terms, etc. Xichols, S hep ard f) Co,, BATTLE CREEK. 1QCTL THE HOOSIEE THE MILL ! It Is the cheapest, speediest, lightest draft and most dtslrable mill in use. Patented by 8. Hawkins. Carmel, Ind. Mamnfictured at Eazle Machine Shoo. Indlnapoils, ind. ena to either for circa lar, Davis & Lingenfelter, Manufacturers aad Dealers in every variety tf SURGICAL. AWIAXXCES We are prepared to manufacture on tbe short- st possible notice any apparatus rr quired in the treatment of surgical diseases or deformities. We do not prter.dto treat caes, ot we are provided with rooms where patients can be operated upon and treated by any reputable member of t he pr fealon, under whose direction any sppliancenq'-lred will be male ad ar" lusted. VpeclaU attention given to the manufacture of trnsse Electric apparatus, crutches, etc., always on band. Office and Factory, 195 South Illinois Street. Fe'erecc-: Members of the Marlon County Medical Society. DOBBN'S STARCH POLISH! (HlTsY. PA SHINE) JL GREAT DISCOVERY By tbe use of wbleb every family may give tbelr Uten that Brilliant pol'sh pecoiiar to fine laundry work, having time and labor la Iron'ng, more than Its entire cost. Warranted. Aalt for Dobbins'. IX BB1 NS, BRO. A CO., 13 North Fourth street. PniUdel-ihla. H. H. LEE, General Aaent, and Jlorphln habit absolutely and peedily cured. Tainle: nonubliriar. brnU raup tor particular. Dr. . Carl rl. ton. ltff Waaoiagtoa Chicago, UL $2503 A MOXTIt Arenta wanted ererylu re. Business lionormtde and flrat class, Partlmlars sent free. Addresa . V uitru a tu.. &u iuia.aao MARRIED LADIES Ä4ir stamp fiw cnnhdeDtial circolar, of areat valne. Dr. H. ii J ARB. 6 &. Waaningtoo St. Indianapolia, IrrL A SAW Mill FÜR THE PEOPLE. 799 r 1 uns puninuH aaiaj aw am L t. aakalit. will aaw aay slad at lop. a.4 will a. a nach aark (pe- aa4 hmnat Beins araanlmd) a. Uic ben Cirealar MlMa. Ita rraaie, aeaa-awca., aaa waninc p ' ara af Ite bmh suaataadal aa4 penaaurn kind. hHn. aiada eaUrelr at iroa y 7 ,B4 steal. It is ainallT aet Bp ao4 tnea la rraai warn vm i It to ceaerallT trim ay tanaaia w viae, af aat eieantlat I I U cuu rraai JOW to Jtm sei af laca iaaiBr r 7dy. The Mill aai Iaftna atay aeaTenleaÜj H iL avarataa hr Imm mmm. Saaa ä atraalar. 4 ' Minim ra v, r

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