Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 26, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1877 — Page 7

TIIE INDIANA STAATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 31, 1877

THE GOLDEN MILESTONE. UJNGFELIOW.

Leaße are the trees; their purple branches Hpread themselves abroad, like reefs of coral, f Rising silent - In the Red Sea of the winter sunset. From the hundred chimneys of the village, Like the Afreet in the Arabian story. Smoky columns Tower aloft into the air of amber. At the window winks the fiirkerins: fire-light; Here and there the lamps of evening glim- - mer, Social watch-fires Answering one another through the darkness. On the beach the lighted logs are plowing, And like Ariel in the cloveu pine tree For it freedom Groans and sighs the air imprisoned in them. By the fireside the old men seated, Seeing ruined cities in the ashea, Asking sadly Of the Past what it can ne'er restore them. By the fireside there are youthful dreamers. Building castles fair, with stately stairways, Ask'ng blindly Of the Future what It caunot give them. By the fireside tragedies are acted, lu whose scenes appear two actors only, Wife and husband. And above them God the sole spectator. Bv the fireside there are pence and comfort: Wives and children, with fair, thoughtful fiictift Waiting, watching For a well-known footstep in the passage. Each man's chimney Is hin Golden Milestone; Is the central point, from wnich he measures Every distance Through the gateways of the world around him. In his farthest wanderings still he sees it : Hears the talking flame, the answering nightwind, As he heard thera When he sat with those who were, but are not. Happy he whom neither wealth nor fashion, Xor the march t the encroaching city, ' Drives an exile From the hearth of his ancestral homestead. We may build more splendid habitations. Kill our rooms with paintings and with sculptures. Silt we cnnnnt Buy wi'.u gold the old associations! Written for the Sentinel. A TEMPERANCE LECTURE. A WASHI5GT0N STREET SCENE. 'Do not buy that, Robert; have yon so soon forgotten your promise? I trusted you, Robert; trusted your honor, your word; more than that, I trusted your affection. Am I to be again the victim of disappointment?" "Now, Malinda, you just keep quiet, yet into the wagon, mind your (wn business, and let me alone; I'm not to be bulldozed any more. I wa? only going to buy a quart; not enough to hurt anybody." "No, Robert Chandler. I shall not get into the wagon, but I shall mind my own - KnoinAM Ann wrtnl T?nht4rt" mmii this way," and they walked around behind the wagon. . . Mrs. Chandler wrapped the shawl more closely around an infant in 'her arms, for the wind was chilly and the ground was covered with snow. Her clothes were scanty for the season, and on her pensive face were marks of care, sorrow and anx iety. "One word, Robert Do you remember your marriage tow? Do you . remember what you promised ma when she said that jou might take her daughter away from some and the friends of her youth? Ah, you do remember, Robert. But you have troken your promises to me and to ma and to your God. Do you remember Minnie, Robert? our angel baby, our first born? do not want to pierce .your heart with too many thorns, Robert; but I must talk to you now, for unless you change your purpose we shall say good-bye forever, When you kissed Minnie for the last time you made a promise do you remember that? I know you do; it is engraven on your memory, Robert, and when we went with her alone almost, to the little grave, did you not then .again say you would drink no more? Now look upon Eddie, sleeping in my arms. He is poorly clad. I do not complain about myself, Robert, but I am delicate and cold. You have but little money; why spend it for whisky? Why carry it to our already poverty stricken home? Why make home more sorrowful and life more haggard? Now, Robert, it is time for you to go. Is it still your deter mi nation to buy the-whisky? You hesitate. Has the. demon so' tight a grasp upon you? Does it make you forget home and fceaven, wife and child? Still you hesitate. Well, here is my hand, Robert. The cold world ii before me and Eddie, but l preter it to .borne wita you under the influence of the demon.. I love joa still, and when I m -dying I will offer -a prayer for you; but to go iiome agaia with r the dread of such scenes ae have made me ptematurely old "never, no never! and - then the pest np emotions 'broke over all re i et rant, and the frail woma shook like a rieed in a storn. Such a scene was never be'iore witnessed on Washington street. Robert ' tocdas if paralyzed ; his manly chest was con--rulaed with emotion that prevented speech Ills life passed before him in an instant, ev ery scene as vivid as if painted with fire. Then he reached forth his hand, and catching Iiis wife's arm as she was passing, held her as if iu a vice: "Vo, Malinda; no," no; do not go. Do you soe this jug? ; I just bought -it I wa going ta fill it with whisky and ; take it heme. Do you see it?" Then he , dashed it. , onto , the ' ici,t nd It was shivered into a thousand fragments, ;- "No, by all that ia sacred -uietuoiy of Minnie, promise to yoar mother, marriage tows, all I 111 ; buy .no? more whisky, Malinda. I will bring the roses to your cheek again, Malinda. I will make our cot tage a palace of love ana contentment I will be a man. Then the words choked him acd he drew his rough sleeve over his cheeks where tears were falling like rain. Malinda stood with her face radiant with joy, and though a number , of idlers Lad gathered around, Robert and Malinda ia the rapture of happiness were all uncon

scious of surroundings, and thus on a win

try day, beneath murky clounds, their new ife was commenced with a kus. toon all were aboard and homeward bound. The witnesses of the scene lingered a while. Bob Toper said, "I'd not be bulldozed tnat way by a woman." "No." .said a little boot black, "that's what my dad said, and now he's troubled with snakes in his boots, and my mother has had nothing to eat all day." Jim Whipple, who had large drinking capacity, which lie generally im proved, ouicklr remarked, "This show has been worth a thousand dollars to me and a greai deal more to my poor family. You bet there'll be more bread and meat and potatoes in my shanty after this. I too will break the iues and thank God that some good angel led me on to Washington street to-dav." We thought Malinda '.alked well, and turned away persuaded that for a temperance lecture quiet words of affection will win when scolding complaints will ouJy make matters worse. . TIIE STATE. Fort Wayne wants a superior court. There are 542 odd fellows' lodges in Indi ana. Ground hog day on the second of next month. There are 00 orphans at the asylum at Chfayette. New Albany merchants are shipping tur keys to New Orleans in droves of 400. The irossips of Salem have discovered a haunted house in that quiet little village. Allen county ranks second in the state in the numeration of children. It has 19,386. Mr. Edsall. of Tort Wayne, had a hand to hand tussle with a burglar niht before last. Twelve hundred rations were issued to the poor from the soup house at New Albany last week. , Some enthusiasts in Fort Wayne wish to run a Arr for mayor. Is he a two-legged bow-wow? The Fort Wavne Gazette has figured the population of tnat burg up, and sets it down at 32,731). Scarlet fever is raging in South Bend, and several little ones have taken their flight to a better world. The Ohio Falls iron and nail works at New Albany have commenced running again with a full force. Henry Genhart, of Fort Wayne, wants a divorce from his wife because she "wallups" him altogether too much. About 150 cords of wood have been caught by the river rats at Jeffersonville during the recent swelling of the Ohio. Rising Sun Recorder : In l,awrenceburg the city tax is 9o cts. on the f 100. In Oreensburg 85 cts. In Rising Sun it is $1.00. It seems as if war times have struck NewAlbany. A pair of mules were sold the other day for $280, and a single mule lor $l.w. Some New York sharpers have been trying to swindle some of the good citizens of Terre Haute on an old and worn out lottery dodge. A Mr. McTaggart, of Logansport, was quite seriously burnt Sunday evening by the explosion of a lamp which he had in his hand. Bloomington Frogress. There are nine di vorce cases already on the circuit court docket for the next terra, which begins reoruary 7. Next Friday is the last day of ser vice. New Ross has just had a riot A shooting match inside the city limits was broken up by the authorities, and a most disgraceful affray ensued. Augustus Wheeler, manager of the West ern Lnion telegraph omce at Salem, Oregon, has arrived at Washington, to tell what he knows of that $,U00. There seems to be a sore throat epidemic prevailing in New Albany, about every third person one meets having his or her throat bandaged with flannel. One Nichols, of Rockville, Ind., a lumber dealer, was robbed of 10,000 in clean cash while en route lypm Chicago to Terre Haute A regular sharper took him in. Ne clue. . The sale of the French Lick springs has been set aside by the court, for the reason that the bid was not sufficient to fill the requirement of the law. A new sale will be made. Spencer Journal: Our citizens made a donation oi money ana ouuuing niaienai to Kirk Babbs, to enable him to rebuild his house that was burned on Monday night lhat s the kind of charity to have. Terre Haute Express: Four tigers are to be seen nightly In this city. They are very smooth, slick animals, but it does cost money for the boys to "see them." Sup pose the police take a peep at them. Jordan is a hard road to travel. The Rev J. S. Reager, of Madison, recently acquitted by a jury of churchmen of a serious charge. was shot at by an unknown person the other night, the ball hew wide of its mark, New Albany has three papers, each six by eigm mcnes in site, puDiisnea Dy amateur editors, aged from 15 to 18 years. The Weekly Globe is the latest adventure of this kind, published by George Renn and ii nam . Conner. Soath Bend Register: The Studebaker Bros, manufacturing company has renewed the subscriptions to the newspapers present ed to their employes last year.. They gave their workmen the choice of a newspaper or a turkey, and but three chose the turkey, The quiet little burg of Madison was just about to enjoy the trial of a seduction case in which "a beautiful brunette" would ap pear in one of the leading rout, but the heavy man of the drama took French leave of the officers, and left the gossips out in the cola. . The people of Utica of the Christian per suasion are making arrangements to build a church there, which will be the finest edifice of the kind in that town. Two thousand dollars have already been subscribed, and work will be commenced on the building in a short time The knights of honor of Jeffersonville are in trouble. The treasurer nf FnreVa lodge is minus $400 of tie funds of the . .1 .J . l i t mi i a. iuukc. aim war lusiuuuuu m ui uavc WJ sustiend. Thev have had hin .arrested for m bezzlement, but this don't bring back the weaitn. Fort Wayne Fentinfi: It is said that a business man of this city, who is at least 151 rears old in point of experience and who has traveled the worm over both by land and sea, got nipped by three card monte men while on a business trip last week, to the tune or $30. ' Mr. George Hippie,- who dispenses rations to the poor at the soup house in New Albany, is a close observer, and after questioning the heads of 120 families, who draw rations daily, he finds that .61 of them were brought to privation through the effects of intemperance of fathers or husbands. A lady named Barrett, of Fort Wayne, had a dream the other night that her husband was lying in an adjoining room on the floor dead. When she awoke from hsr ter

rible dream she visited the next room and to her horror saw her husband on the Moor dead. The coroner's jury said it was he.rt disease.

A traiuD diseuisei in' woman's clothes asked to ride with an Allen county farmer a few days ago, and was assisted into the wagon with great care. After riding a few miles they met two more tramps, who stopped the team, while the female tramp peeled the old granger over and borrowed $116 of him. New Albany Ledger-Standard: A man came to the Franklin house, this city, two weeks ago vesterday and registered as J J. Wilmot. The next day, after breakfast, he left the hotel, stating that he would be back for dinner, but has not been heard from or seen since. His disappearance has excited considerable discussion among the hotel guests. Next Monday the citizens of Mill Creek township, Fountain county, will vote on a proposition to donate $18.000 toward the ex tension of the aorthana outn roaatnrougn that, tnwnshln. A similar proposition has been defeated in that township three times already, and the indications are that it will again be vote ! down next Monday. At) ef fort will then be made to vote a donation to an east and west road. North Vernon Sun: "Johnny Carter, a little lad of 10 or 12 summers, one of the cold mornings recently discovered a broken rail in the track of the O. and M. road near Laucherv water tank, and stood there in the bitter cold for two long hours waiting and almost frozen to hail any passing train and warn them of their danger, freight train No. 3H, in charge of Conductor Churchill, finally caine along and was hailed by the little boy hero, and saved the certainty of being wrecked." That boy should be rewarded by the road, for he certainly is a little hero. The officers of the proposed Ohio Falls and White River narrow gauge railroad have opened an omce in Jeffersonville. Mr. Samuel Cleaver, the attorney for the road, states that the ofheers propose to .commence active work on the line in a few days. Mr. Cleaver will start out to-morrow with a surveyor in order to obtain the right of way from the owners of the land through which the road will pass. Jeffersonville will be the southern and Madora, Jackson county, the northern terminus of the line. It will run through the counties of Clark, Foyd, Washington, Scott and Jackson, connecting at Madora with other roads. The object of the road is to reach the coal fields in Greene county and afford cheap transportation for the produce raised in the counties through which it passes. Mr. Cleaver says tae orncers do not expect to ask any subscriptions from private citizens, but will expect to receive the two per cent, tax to which they are" entitled by law to receive. Morton Machination. Indianapolis Special to the Courier-Jou mal. It has leaked out to-night that Senator Morton telegraphed to one of his henchmen here to get resolutions through the republi can caucus, Friday night, epposing the senate and house committee's plan to count the electoral vtes, and indorsing him. It was supposed that the caucus consisted only of the republican members of the legis lature, but it has since transpired that a number of Morton's friends were present, who are not members of the general assem bly, who did earnest talking in the senator's De hair. In proof of this it win he remeni bered that the telegram informing Morton of the action of the caucus was signed "E. W. Halford, secretary." Mr. Halford is the managing editor of . the Indianapolis Journal, Mr. Morton s organ and mouth-piece. When the telegiam reached Washington City, Morton gave it to the press agent at that point, and it was sent broadcast over the country for the purpose oi conveying the impression that the republicans of Indiana. through their representatives, opposed a peaceful solution of the presidential difficulties, and indorsed the sanguinary action of the great war governor. 1 he enort is macre to keep the matter within the family circle, but it is known to-night that several prominent republican representatives are dissatisfied with the cut and dried work of the caucus, and will introduce a resolution in a few days favoring the compromise. ask. the re covered dys pep kilfilU Ü tics, Bilious sufferers. victims of Fever and Ague, the mercurial diseased patient how theyrecovered health cheerful spirits and good appetitite, they will tell you ytak ing Slmmons's Liver Regulator. Do you want to purify the system? Do yon want to get rid of Biliousness? Do you want something to strengthen you? 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12 YEARS OF SUFFERING ! Gentlemen About 12 years ago.while travel ing with Father Kemp's Old Folks Concert Troupe as a tenor singer, I took a severe cold and was laid np at ewarK, n. J. mis com brought on a severe attack of Catarrh, which I battled with every known remedy for four weeks without avail, and was finally obliged to give up a most desirable position and return home unable to Ring a note. For three years afterwards I was unable to sing at all. 1 he first attack ol Catarrh had left my nasal organ and throat so sensitive that the slightest cold would bring on a fresh attack, leaving me prostrated. In this way I continued to suffer. The last attack, the eeverent I ever hod, was terrible. I suffered the most excruciating pain In my head, was no hoarse as to be scareel? able to speak, and coughed incessantly. I thought I was going into quicK consumption, and I firmly believe ihsit had these symptoms continued without reJief they would have rendered me an easy victim. 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It has demonstrated beyond all doubt that this disease, even in its severest forms, Is curable. andthat comfort and happiness may be made to follow years of misery. years of suffering, by a persistent use or it. The method of treatment originated by Dr. Sanford, viz., the local and cormt itntional by a remedy prepared by distillation. Is the only one ever effered to the public that will bear tne test or time. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE Is Prepared by Distillation. TJ1VERY plant and herb that yields its medical essence to it, is placed in an improved still and there mingled wltu a solvent liqnid. which, by heat, is made to pass over into the receiver, bearlns with it the healing essence or juices of these plants and herbs, free from every contamination, pure ana coioriess. Thus the active medical constituents ot thousands of pounds of herbs may be condensed Into a very small compass. Iu this way Sanford's Radical Cure is divested of the nauseating, worthless features of all other remedies while its curative proiertIe3 ae Increased ten fold. It is positively the greatest medical triumph of the age. Each rackaze contains Dr. San ford's Im proved Inhaling Tube, with full directions for use in all cases. Price flUO. For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists throughout the United States. WEEKS 4 POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Boston. COLLINS' VOLTAIC (223X3 PLASTERS An Electro-Galvanic Battery combined with the Celebrated Medicated Porous Plaster, forming the grandest curative agent in the world of medicine, and utterly surpassing all other Plasters heretofore in use. They accom plish more in one week than the old Plasters In a whole year. They do not pallate, they cure. "A HÖADERFIL REMEDY. Messrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentlemen Your Collins' Voltaic Plaster Is a wonderful remedy. 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