Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 28, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1879 — Page 3

THE INDIANA. STATE SENTINEL,, WEDTESDXY MOflNING, lAY'T, 167.

'HOW ME5TAL 1AWS OPfRAiE. :

Some Carious Studies . in "Regard , to tlie , Association xit idea. The operation a of ft man's mind furnish him. by day and by night at home and Bbroad an immense field for curio tis investigation. No one can have ft just idea before he baa carefully experimented upon himself of the crowd of unheeded, half-thoughts and faint imaginations that flit through his brain, and of the influence they exert upon his conscious life. A contributor to the Nineteenth Century describes a few of the reBU1UI Vi UUI VWf OCM-VAaUllUHMWU aial V spect to associated ideas as follows: "It was ftav mam-ir mmnr trtala that nno f t o rnrmn T Mwt, auuuj " - - fnl mvoAlf in a hnmni f nr thA Tvnli.r Anil somewhat severe mental effort that was renurred to car-TV throueh a sufficiently rroJ myself during a walk from the Atheneum : club, London, along Pall Mall to St. James . . - j : e t -z r 1 i . n . . . ing a half glance on what went on in my mind as I , looked with .intent scrntinv at the successive . objects that caught my eye.- The instant a new idea arose it was absolutely dismissed, and another was allowed to occupy its place. I never permitted my. mind to ramble into ; anv hc.nfl tha hnt ntript.1-7 limited its wnrlr " tion with the several objects that I saw. The ideas were, therefore, too neetjng to memory. Nevertheless, I retailed enough of t amount of work my brain had per- " formed. I was aware that my mind had traveled during that brief walk in the most discursive manner throughout the experiences of my whole life; that it had en- ' tered as an habitual guest into numberless localities that it had certat nl v never visited under the light of full consciousness for many years; and, in short, I inferred that my everyday brain work was incomparably more active, and that my ideas traveled . far wider afield than I had previously any came intensely stimulated to try further experiments, and, as a first commence- - ment of them, to repeat the walk under similar circumstances. I purposely allowed ' a few days to elapse before doing so, during wnicn 1 ;resoiuteiy reiusea to aiiow my ,, thoughts to revert to what had taken place, ' in order that I might undergo the repetition of the trial with as fresh a mind as possible. Again 1 iook tne wan, sna again i was aware of the vast number of extremely faint . thoughts that had arisen; but I was surprised and somewhat humiliated to find that a large proportion of them were identical with those that had occurred on the previous occasion. I was satisfied that their recurrence had in only a very few caes been due to mere recollection. They seemed for the most part to be founded on associations so long and firmly established, that their recurrence might be expected in a future trial, when these past experiments should have wholly disappeared from the memory. It now became my objcet to seize upon thtsj fleeting, ideas before they had wholly escaped, to record and analjze tnem, ana so to ODtain a aennite mow1 .3 n 1 ..v......... 4L. a--. .. of their recurrence, and such other collateral information as the experiments might afford. The plan I adopted was to suddenly display a printed word, to allow about a couple of ideas to successively present themselves, and then, by a violent mental revulsion and - sririripn awflkAnin?nf attention to fiAizannnn . those ideas before they had faded, and to ' record them exactly as they were at the moment when thev were surmised and era Doled with. , It was an attempt like that of Menelaus, in the Odyssey, to constrain the eltuive form of Proteus. The experiment admits of being conducted with perfect fairness. The mind can be brought into a qui ecent state, Dlank, but intent; the word can be displayed without disturbing that state; the ideas will then present themselves naturally, and the sudden revulsion follows almost automatically. Though I st y it ia . perfectly possible to do all this, I must in fairness add that it is the most fatiguing and distasteful mental experience that I have ever undergone. Its irksomeness arises from . several independenfcausea. The chief of these is the endeavor to vivify an impression that UgiUJ JUBIr ItSlb, IUU MJ UHUJ 1. UUb IXUIU ODScnnry into ine iuuugnioi consciousness. . The exertion is akin to that of trying to recall ft name that j ust, and only j ust, escapes ms; u sometimes seems as though the brain would break down if the effort were persevered in, and there is a sense of immense relief when we are content to abandon the search, and to await tbe chance of the name occurring to us ot its own accord through some accidental association. Additional exertion and much resolution are rerequired, in carrying on the experiment, to maintain the form of the ideas strictly unaltered while they aie vivified, as they ' have a strong tendency to a rapid growth. . both in definition and completeness. It is important in this, as in all other similar - cases, to describe in detail the way in which the experiments were conduced, l pro . cured a short vocabulary of words and laid it open by my side. I then put a book upon it in such a way that it did not cover tha word that was about to be displayed, though its edge hid it from my view when I sat a little backward in - my chair. By leaning forward, the . word came into sight. I also took many prevent any omer oojeci oesiaes tne wora catching my attention and distracting the thoughts. Before I began the experiment I nut mvseii into an easy uoauuuu, wiui a pea in mv right hand resting on a memorandum : book, and with a watch that marked quarter seconds in my left hand, which was started - bv pressing on a stop, and continued going mntilthe pressure -was released. This was a little contrivance of my own appended to one of Benson's common chronographs. When I felt myself perfectly in repose, with my mind 1 blank, but intent. I gently leant forward and read the word, simultaneously pres-ing the stop of the watch. Then I allowed but s couple of ideas to present themselves, and immediately afterward released the scop nit vmrntmMt nnvr Af atrAntiin trt appreciate with accuracy what had taken - niam anrt thin I mmrtMiI at nnM. - I At I 1 : wrote down at leisure the word that had been displayed, and the time shown ' by the chronograph to have ; been occnDied br - tbe '- experiment. The number of words need in the ex periments is 75, which had been gone through, as described, on lour separate occa sions, at intervals of about ft month. The . 75 words made a total of 300 separate trials and gave rise between them to 505 ideas in the space of 660 seconds. There were, how ' ever, so many cases of recurrence that the number of different ideas proved to be only 279. Twenty-nine of tha words gave rise to the same thought in every one of tha four trials, 36 to the same thought ia three out of the four trials, 57 to two out of the four. and ' there were only 167 ideas that occurred no more than once. Thus we see how great is the tendency to the recurrence of the same Ideas. It is conspicuous in the reiteration of anneedotes by 1 old people, but it prevades all periods of life to a greater extent than is commonly under- '- stood, the mind habitually rambling along i tbe same trite pauis. l nave neen mucn struck by this tact in the successive editions, so to speak, of the narrative of explorers in wild countries. Letters are in the first instance received from the traveler while still pursuing his journey; then some colonial newspaper records his first publie account of it on his re-entry into civilised lands; then we bear his " tale from his own lips, in conversation in England: then comes his memoir read be fore the society; then numerous public speeches, and lastly his book. I am almost invariably struck with the sameness of exJ irinsinn and anecdote in all of these perormsnces. Now on woald expect that con pie of years or more spent n strange lands among strange people would hare

filled the mind of the traveler with a practically inexhaustible collision ot thoughts and tableaux; but no, tha recollections tend to group themselves into a comparative small number of separate compositions or episodes, and whatever does not fic artistically into these is neglected and finally dropped. We recollect very few of the incidents in our youth, though perhaps in old 'age we shall think very frequently of that little.. Let any man try to write his autobiography btween the ages of five and six, and he will find that he has exhausted everything be can recollect of that period in a very few pages. Let him meet, for the first time after

many years, with some mend of his boy- - hood, and talk over some interesting event which his recollection is so vivid that tie believes he can have forgotten none of .ite incidents. He will assuredly find, if .his. experience at ail resemble my own that he and his friend have retained very different versions of the same occurrence, that in each case persons who had played an impor tant part in it had entirely dropped from the memory, and that the conversation will have recalled many facts to both the speak ers that had almost passed into oblivion. We recollect the memories of incidents, or the memories of those memories, rather than the incidents themselves, and the original anecdote in the well-known game of 'Russian scandal' receives successive modifications at each step until it is strangely condensed and transformed." "What is in the Itedroom. If two persons are to occupy a bedroom during a night, let them step upon a weigh ing scales as they retire and - then again in the morning, and they will find their actual weight is at least a pound less in the morn ing, jt reouentiy there will be a loss oi two or more pounds, and the average loss throughout the vear will be more than a pound that is, during the night there is a loss of a pound of matter which has gone off from their bodies, partly from the lungs and partly through the pores of the skin. The escaped material is carbonic acid and decayed animal matter for poisonous exhalations. This is diffused through the air in part, and in part absorbed by the bed clothes. If a single ounce of wool or cotton be burned in a room, it will so com pletely saturate the air with smoke that one can hardly Dreatne, though there can only be an ounce of foreign matter in the air. If an ounce of cotton be burned every half hour during the nignt, tne air win te kept continually satur ated with the smoke unless there be an open door or window for it to escape. Now the 16 ounces of smoke thus formed is far less poisonous than the 16 ounces of exhal ation from the lungs and bodies of the two persons who have lost a pound in weight during the eight hours of sleeping, for while the dry smoke is mainly taken into the lungs, the .damp odors from the body are absorbed into the lungs, and into the whole body. jNeed more be raid to show the importance of having oed rooms well ventilated, and thoroughly airiDg the sheets, coverlets, and mattresses in the morning, before packing them up in tbe form of a neatly made bed .' seven-years' convict in the Massachu setts State prison was drawn to serve as a juror in the superior court, Boston, last week. Stimulate the Sluggish Kidneys. In addltiou to its tonic and cathartic propertlt. Hostel ter'sbtornach Bitters exercises a beneficial influence upon the Kidneys and bladder, when they are Inactive, by stimulat ing tnem to renewed exertion, tbes reopening, as it were, a alaice lor the escape of im purities whose regular channel of exit is the organs of urination. Among these are certain abnormal and inflammatory elements, pro ductive of irreparable Injury to the system if not entirely expelled, rue kidneys and mad der themselves are also benefited by this stimulus, as their inactivity is usually a preliminary to tneir disease and disorganization. They also experience, In common with other portions of the system, the potent invigorative effects of the Bitters, which furthermore correcta disordered conditions of the stomach, Doweis ana uver. Pond's Extract. Dunne Bevere and changeable weather no one subject to rheomatic pains should be one day without Pond's Extract. It is of the greatest benefit for both chronic and acute or inflammatory rheumatism. The application of Pond's Extract is wonderfully soothine. and seems to possess decided anodyne properties. Tbe pain, lameness and soreness are relieved, and the entire disease often rat short and subdued. For sale everywhere. IP BILLS? A NOTED DIVINE SAYS THEY ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT in CILD READ WHAT HE SAYS: Tr Ttrrr : Dear Sir: For ten yean I have ben a martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation and Piles. Laat8prinfryour Pills were recommended tn me; I used them (but with little faith). I am now a well man. have rood appetite dirrestion perfect, regular stools, piles rone, and I have gained forty pounds solid flesh. They are wortb their weignt in gnia. sv. B. L SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky. A TORPID LIVER Is the fmitful sonrce of many diseases, snch as Dvspepsia, Sick Headache Coatiyenesa, Dysentery, bilious Fever, Ague and Fever, Jaundice, Plles,EheumaUsmKidney(Jomplalnt,Colic,etc Tutt's Pills exert a powerful Influence on Cio - TJvernd will with certainty relieve that I m nor. tant organ from disease, and restore its normal tunctions. 1UC lnjJiiniY wibu nuivu ijcibuub kucuu hi nii, while under the influence of these pills, of itself Indicates their adaptability to nourish the body, hence their efficacy In curing nervous debility, dyspepsia, wasting of the muscles, sluggishness of the liver.chrontc constipation, aad tmpaxtmg; neaiui ana strengtn to tne system. CONSTIPATION. Onlv with regularity of the bowels can perfect hedth be enjoyed. When the constipation is of recent date, a single dose of TUTT'S PXLLS will suffice, but if it has become habitual, one nill ehonld be taken everr nisbt. erttduallT lessen ing the frequency of tbe doee until rernlai movement m obtained, wbieb will sopq foUon ilar daily SoM Everywhere. 2S Cents. (iTTICE. S5 MTTRSAY ST.. VEW T0BZ. Slclx HeaducliGK Poartie.hr Cured bv these little Pills. They also relieve Distress from Dyspep'ria, Jndigeetiou and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsineas.Bad Taste In the Mouth, Coated Tongue, Pain Id the Side, Ac They regulate the Bowel and prevent Cohstipattou and Plies. Tbe smallwrt anil ikaalpat tn uk Oiilw one Dill a doae. 40 in a vial. Purely Vegetable. Price Scents. bold by all Druggists. CARTER MEDICINE CO., Prop'r, Erie, Pa, Tree Vsnl. by Til l for on. nollar. TaTOTICE is hereby given to the citizens Jj of the seventh (7) ward, in the city of Indianapolis, uentertownsnip, Marion county, Indiana, that 1, William tuners, a male Inhabitant of said ward, over the age of 21 years, will apply to tne ooara oi county commissioners of said county, at their June meet ing. for a license to sen ior one year, spiritous, vinous and malt liquors, in a leas quantity than a quart at a tune, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises. The precise location of the premises whereon I desire to sell said liquors, Is described as follows: Lota Not. 14 and 15, outlot No. 43. No. MB North Noble street, in the elty of Indianapolis. Center township. Marlon county. Indiana. (Higned) WILLIAM JKNNER3.

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"While t here is llle were is nope. and the most perilous hour of a person's life is wnen ne gives way to aesponueucy. iveuiemter, all these complaints, which are so prevalent, and eo fatal, can be cured by "Du. Swavsi's Compound Svbup of Wild Chekbt," and oftentimes a single SK-cent bottle will prevent much suSeiing and risk of life. Being the favorite prescription of one of Philadel phia s most eminent pnysicians, it can ne relied on. , noma Testimony. MORE WOKDKRFtJL CUKES. " Dr. Bwayne Dear Sir: I feel It to be due to you and suffering humanity to give the following testimony respecting Abe wonderful curative powers of your "Comptrantf'Sy rap of Wild Cherry " and " Sarsapariila and Tar Piiis." I was afflicted with a violent cough, pains In tne side and breast, night sweats, sore throat, my bowels were costive, appetite nearly gone, ana my stomacn so very wean that mv rJlivsician was at a loss to do for me. as everything I used in the shape of medicine was rejected; spit uinerent times a pint oi blood. I remained for months in this awful condition, and gave op all hopes of ever recovering. At this time you recommended tbe use oi your "dyrup ana --x-uis, wutca immediately began to soothe, comfort and allay the violence of the coueh . streagthened and healed my lungs: in short, it nas made a perfect cure 'I oi me, ana i am now aoie to pursue my aatiy laDor. Any person uououcg tne truia oi me above statement will please call, or address me, at the factory or at my residence. EDWARD H. HAMSON, Foreman at George Sweeney's Pottery, Ridge Koad, below Wallace, rnuaaeipma. Over 20 years have elapsed, and Mr. Hansom still remains a hearty man. aitbmn ana Dlstresains; Congll Cared. My mother was a great sufferer from Asth ma, coutcti, could not sleep. Her symptoms became very alarming, short breath, pains and oppression. Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry restored her to good neattn. a. Jitiu, urocer. 17th and Carpenter Su., Philadelphia. Trial BottleN, 23 Cents. Price, trial bottles. 25 cents. Regular size. f 1.00, or six bottles for 55. A single 25 cent bot tle will ottentimes cure a recent cougn or coia and thus prevent much risk and suffering. If your druggist or storekeeper has not got It, ask mm to procure it lor you, or write to us uirecL. flfr" Describe symptoms in all communica tion, and address letters to DR. S WAYNE & SON , 330 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. No charge will be made for advice. Sold at .trench s Medicine ilepot, (UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE,) INDIAN APOLIH. QD A DISORDERED LIVER, from which so many persons suffer, is frequently the cause of Headache, Indigestion and Dyspepsia, is speedily relieved, and are of ted permanently cured by . Swame's Tar ani Sarsauarilla Pills. . Fevers are often prevented by the use of these Sarsaparilla Pills, as they carry off, throueh the blood, tbe Impurities from which they arise. For coatlTeneRS there is nothing so effectual as Sioayne't Tar ami Sartaparilla Thev are tmrelv vegetable, and act saecially on the Liver as blue maxs or calomel, without any naa results irom tuning. Address letters to DR. SWA TNE HON, Philade) Dlili. No charge for advice. Hen t by mail on receipt oi price, rrice, zo cents a dox, five boxes for II. Ask? your druggist for them. Hold at French" Drn Store, Indiaspoils. DD ITCHING PILESI I are generally preceded by a moisture, like perspiration, distressing Itching, as though pin worms were crawling in ana about tne rectum, fxlrUmlarly ti night, when undressing or isdhi alter getting warm; oitenumea snow Itself around the private parts, and frequently females are sorely afflicted, extending; into the vaeina, proving very distressing. Cases of long standing are permanently cured by simply applying Ot7 AY HE'S 0IHTC3ENT!. HOME CURES. We were great sufferers from Itching Files; the symptoms were as above described. Tne use of Swayne's Ointment in a short time made a perfect cure. J. W. Christ, boot and shoe bouse, 844 N. Zd St. T. C Weyman, hatter, 8 S. 8th st. Phila. David Groenlckie. Ladlesburg. Frederick county. Md. A. J.Keacn, r arm wen mat's, inaonco.,va. J. M. Heister, Mercersbnrg, Franklin CO., Pa. Jos S. McComb, Millersbnrg, O. B. H. Wakely, McLean, Tompkins CO., N, Y. is. r . Moore, Atlanta, ua. J. E. Crandell, Crandetl's Corners, N. Y. Rlenzie Scott, Enfield, Conn. Wm. 3. Rutland, Nashville, Tenn. N. C. Workman, Sclota, Iowa. CLEBGTHEH AID PHlYSICIAHS, is well as thousands of others in all oarta ot the United States, are constantly sending certifitcates and informing ns of tbe benefits derived from using our "AH Healing Oint ment," but space will not admit of their publication at present. HOME CERTIFICATES. An Eruption of Eight Years' Standing. I was troubled wit h an eruption for eight years, itching intolerably at times; tried many preparations without finding relief. Through the use of Swayne's "All Healing uintment" l am entirely cureu . JOHEPH H. LAMBERT. At Horsbman A Bro.'s5ih and Cherry, Phila. Price, 50c. Three boxes, 11.25 (in currency or postage stamps). Sent bj mail to any address on receipt oi price, Dy utt. bwaim e &u.n, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists. Sold in Indianapolis at "FRENCH'S MEDI CINE DEPOT," under Masonic Temple. . DD BEAUTIFUL HAIR! 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THE HateMa firsln-Saiinr. Tlme-Savlna;, and Mooer-Marine; Thrvhtr. of thl. day and genera. t!-n. Btroad all riralrr r Kaptd Work, Perfect C Inning, - M RT saTiBf: taraia inw .it wup. STEA Pow Thrrhen a Specialty. Kpe.ml Ues of beparatora made xprcuij for Stcua Pow. rtR tnrlraI-4 Ktoam' Thirslier Entities, J both Portable and Traction, with Valaak) impiwKeats, tnr beyond maj other make or kind. THE ESTIRE Tfcresfr.ii?r Expense (tn! ft thtw taOre time that tmouni) cna b tnad Vy tb Ertn Grain SAVED by ttwt Improved Machine. - GRAIN Ratfttrfl Trill not ftubmltfotlie eortrtoui waslagBr Graia and tbe iulcrior work done bj all other nuchinci, wueo oace potti-4 an the difference. - NOT Onlr Vastly Supfrtor fbr Wheat. Oaf s Barter, Ktf. and lifee .ntlft. hot the Osw fioocCTS- - ful Tbrcher in Flax. Tiiarthr, Mtikt. Ciorer. and like . Soed. Requires no "atucLmeou" or "rebuilding" to cb&afe from rain to Seeds. 15 Tlioroah TVorkmamihip, Flf-a-ant F.nlli FTfetJon of Pari. C:mpl-?t?ocit of Kquipmcnt. ete injtAToa Thresher Ouit are lococnaxabie. JVff ABTttOrS for Slmpllrity of Parts, aslng aVi.aai less than oDc-balf theiKual Belu and Gears. Stakes Clean Work, with no Littering or Scauerinsa. rOt'B Sizes of Separators Madr, Banging from Six tnTwelre-Rorae lize, and twostrleaol llount ed Hone Powers to match. , , rOR Particulars. Call on oar Dealers or write to u- u.r lllu.trated Circular, which we mall naaa Judah fc.CAJLirKi.L, a-ttorneys. CJTATE OF INDIANA. Marian county, as. in the State of Indiana. No. 21,281. April teim.iaiv. ... T. Charlton Henry vs. Christian .Kiemsn, Herman naue, ti ai. Be it known, that on the 19th day of March, 1870, the above named plaintiff, by his attorneys, filed in the office of the clerk of tbe Superior Court of Marion count in the State of Indiana, his complaint against tbe above named defendants; and on the 22d day of April. 1879, the said plaintiff filed in said I clerk s office tne affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendants. Winston P. No ble and Mary E. Noble, are not residents ot the state ot Indiana; thrt this action is for tbe 1 foreclosure of a mortgage upon real estate in Marion county, Indiana, in which real estate said defendant are claiming some'interejt ad verse to piainun s interest. Now. therefore, by order of said court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint agniupt them, and that unless they appear and answer or demur thereto, at tbe IsTtf, tiie same being the second judicial day of a term of said court to be begun and held at the Court House in the city of InUlanRtv. olts, on the first Monday in September, 1S79. said complaint, and the matters and things 1 tnereln contained and alleged, will be Heard and determined in their absence. DANIEL M. RANSDEI-Tj, apl2S-Sw Clerk. Bvfield & Howland, Attorneys. O TATE OP INDIANA, Marion county, as: in. the State of Indiana. No. 24.S92. April term, i. Austin H. Brown vs. Mary Moriarty, Mary uau, et ai. Be it known, tnat on the 17th day of April, is, ine aoove namea piainun:, Dy nia attorneys, filed in the office ot the clerk oi the Superior court of Marlon county, in tne btate of Indiana, his complaint against the above named defendants; and on the said 17th day of April, 1K79, the said plaintiff filed in said clerk a omce tne affidavit or a competent person showing that said defendants. Mary Ball and Richard Bail, are rmt residents of the state of Indiana; and said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint required said defendants to appear in said court and answer or demur thereto, on the lotto day of June, 179, said action bolng in relation to a foreclosure of a mortgage on real estate in Ma rlon county, stale ot India t a. - .' Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless they appear and answer or demur thereto, at tbe calling of said cause on the loin day of June, 1S7D, the same being the thirteenth Judicial day of a terra of said court, to be begun and held at the court house in the city of Indian apolis, on tbe first Monday in June, 1879, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard ana determined in tneir aosence. DANIEL M. RANSDELL, Clerk. apecj-aw Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Andrew T. Lower, deceased, will, by virtue oi an order and decree of the Marlon circuit court, expose at public auction on the premises on Wednes day, May the 21st, 1879. at 2 o'clock p. in., the following real estate of said deceased, to wit: Twelve acres of land in Marion county, and State of Indiana, described and bounded follows, to-wit : Beginning on the south line of sention No. 22. in township No. 17, north of range No. 2 east, at a point 30 chains and 30 links west of the southwest corner of the west half of the southeast quarter of said seetion.Raid point being in the center of Eagle creek: thence running north IS chains ana w) link i: thenee west 7 chains ana 55 links: thence south 16 chains and 90 links: tuence east 7 chains 55 links, to the place of beilnninir. , Terms of sale: One-third of purchase money tc oa paia aown, one-tnira in six anu oneluiiu iu uii iuuumii iivm i.uo uajr ui euiD, with 8 per cent, interest, payable without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. For deferred payments, notes with approved curity to oe given. GEORGE W. SCOTT. Administrator. Harvct. GALVrs A Huff, Att'ys for Adm'r. "ITTOTICE I hereby given to the citizens ot tne rwenty-iourin at) warn, in tne city of Indianapolis. Center townshlD. Marion county, Indiana, that I. Frederick tUareimale inhabitant 01 saia wara. over tne aire 01 twen ty-one years, wtU apply to the board of county commissioners of said county, at their Jane meeting, for a license to sell ior one year, spiritous, vinous and malt liquors, in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises. Tbe precise location of the premises whereon I desire to sell said Honors is described as fol lows: lyOtsNos. 24,25 andM in outlot No. 120 MoCart v's subdivision, and known as Nos. 582. 681, &So and 588 South Meridian street. In the city of Indianapolis, Center township, Marion county, muiana. (Signed) FREDERICK KLARE. 1ST OTICE la hereby given to the citizens of I the Twenty-third (Zi) ward, in the citv Indianapolis, Center township, Marlon county, Indiana, that I, George Whler, a male :.I...v.i.. i . .Q.. .in .ni. i,- xLToi County Commissioners of said county, at their June meeting, for a license to sell for one year. spirituous, vinous and malt liquors, In a less utiantity than a quart at a time, with the priv ilege of allowing the same te be drank on my premises. The precise location of the prem Ises whereon I desire to sell said liauors is described as fol lows: Lot No. 60, ontloi No. 107, and known aa No, 867 Pout h Delaware street, In the elty of InI SWin&nT twn"b,I MariOB oounty

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By it front and thorough blnod-ptirtrrlng proper ' ties. lr. Pierci-. (Wriden Mctlical lliscovcry cure - all Iluaaora, from. tlK rnrt 6crofaaa to a common Blatefe, Plaanie. or Ernpitoa. Jlercuiial tilt ease, ilnccil Poisons, and tlitir effects, aro eradicated, and vigorous health and a sound ennstitntlon established. Eirahjeliaa, fealtheana, t'erev Bare., Scaly or Kouffb Lln, in sliort, all diseases caused bj bad Woo 1. are conquered ly this powerful, porirflng, aad luvioratinn medicine. - Especially lias it manifested Its potTOCT tn cnrlng Tetter. Homo liaafc. Holla, 'arfcaiK-lrs Aor. Ere B?ralaa 6.rea .ad fewtUlnca, White enrcIUns, Mm .r Thick Neck, and Cnlarc-ed tilawdft If yon f 'el dull, drowsy, debliuateil, hive arjlow , color f aln, or yt llowibh-brown spots ou face or body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste In month, nitcrnal beat or chills alternated with not , flushes, low spirits, and gloomy forebodings, im-eular ajipe'.lte. and tonpue routed, you are auueiinr from . TorntA Liver, or BUIaaaai aa In many cases oi , L4vcr CesaiplaJnt w only part of these symptoms are experienced. As a remedy for all sncb cases, ir. l'ierees UoMen Aledloal Discovery baa no eqoal, as U efiects perl'ect and radical cures. 1 In the cure of llroaieMtia, Severe Vaba, and the , early stares of CoasuaaMloa, It lias nsionlslied the rnefilcal facultv, and cninietit pliyslrlans pronounce It the preatcst medical discovery of Hie ape. WMle It cures t he severest Coughs, it stnngt))ens Uiesystem and nxrtaea the blood. Sold by tlmeerists. li. V. riEUt.E. M. .. Prop'r. 'WorMl'a Dispensary ad liivalida' llo!.!, BuHalo, N. Y. .. w c e w " pina irnts. weda totmm rUrrlw Tcactable, no carticular care is re quired while uting tnem. They operate without disturbance to the constitntlon, diet, er occupation, For Jraadlm. Headache. OmatlpatKm, Iaapart Blood, Pain I- the Shoaldera, Tlaktaea. ot the aveaa Dlaxlaeaa, Boar Eractatlma fram tka Btoaaack, liad laate In the Month, liluoaa attarka, Pala la rectM OT Kldacjs, Internal IVrrr, IikraWd (Mlaf abtal euaaarh, Itaah of Blood to JIc.. take Or. Pierced Pleaaaa Parcallre PcUeta, 1 - explanation m un remedial power of these Purgative PelleU oyer ac arcat ararlety f dlseawa. It may bo said that then artlon apon the anlnud maaay la nlreraal, mmt CUad or thn. eaoaplna; thrtranasUa-e ; A(R ioes not impair uie prourruc vi - They are supawroated and Inclosed In claaa bottlea their Tlrtuea being thereby prcaerred unimpaired fot any Irnirtli of time. In any climate, so that Uiey an alwava fresh and reliable. Thla 1 not the eaae with pllla put up in ciicap woooen or am uo iv.. !u HiL.aooa where a Lauarhre. Alterathre. ol Pura-atlTe, is Indicated, tliesa little PelleU will glvt the most perieci aatisiaciion. wtu . It. V. PIEKCE. JL D.. PboPTU V orld's Ulipenaarj and Invaiida' Hotel, Buffalo, K. Y. -. Ql CATARRH acbe,discliareu follUiglntotio-oat, sometimes profuse, watery, thick mn(vin. rmnilfmt. ofiensive. etc In othon, ft slrmess, iry, waixry, weak, or Inflamed eyes, etopnin up, or obstrucUon, of tbe nasal passages, rlncing in cars, deafness, hawking and coughing toclear the throat, ulcerations, scabs from ulcers, voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breatli. Impaired t.tl Honrlrntlmi nf inst of Smell Sn1 tatO. dlz zmess, menuu aepreaiiu i .1 po tion, enlarged tonsils, tlcfellnff coue etc. Only a few of these eytnptoms are Vk&r to b present In any case a ooa uiue. ..... . , DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY' produces radical cure, of the womtcate. of Catarrh, no niaiieroi uow iouk suuwiw. l,v-' ' i"" . Tjf msy be mimed, or tn tier apnneo yj uj bj xr. I'TrHrr a itnnrhA. 'i n ia u ute oniT lurm 01 nisn utnent Yet Inventeawiui wnicn num mriicinrvm u mnn rm mil vrHraTTLT APPI.IHI) to all parts of the aneeted nam paaaafca, ana uie cnaai-. beraor cavtuea communicaunit iiamwuii, iu wuiui . iMM frMiiMitlv Tlt and from which the catarrhal dlacnarjre cenerally prooeeda. Ita oae la pleasant and easily understood, from dlreetMai accompaoylna; each Instrument. ir. tAOll ltarrh Remedy cure recent attacks of "Col ' 11 m , A.w annllr&tlnna It ia mtla ana Dleas ant to use, containing no atronr or caustic drurs or pntsona, catarrn Kemeay au uouciie jr -rwr irlata. K.V. riEPXK, M. P.. Prr.p-r.World'sDls-pensaxT ana invauua' uowi imuum, 0- a. PROVERBS. "Sonr stomach, bad breath. Indigestion and headache easily cured by Hop Bitten." "Study Hod Bitters books, use the medl cine, be wise, beallby and happy." "When life Is a droe and you have lost all nope, try Mop sutlers." "Kidney and urinary trouble Is unlTeraal, nd the only safe and sure remedy la Hot Bitters rely on It." . "Hod Blttei a does not exhaust and destroy out restores ana maaes new. "Am, biliousness, drowsiness, JaucdiceJ juop til tiers removes easily. "Boils. . niro nles. freckles, roneh aklnJ JempUons, Impure blood. Hop Bitters core. "Tnot.tvA aidneva and urinarv omnn an-ie the worst of diseases, and Hop Kilter 1 cures them all,: , ; , . "More liealth. sunshine and Joy in Hod Bitters than in ail other remeoM. ;., Hop Cough Onre and Pain Belief is the USB k For Sale by All Druggist. ' . ' The Only 25 Cent AGUE REMEDY IN THE "WOULD, A itvfe and reliable snbatltute for Quinine. The gnat tasteless medicine for all diieaset caused bv JIalarla Boning, being a preventiTe as well aa a certain remedy for " '-.-, FEVER arid AGUE, Dumb Ague, Ague Cake. Remit. tent, Intermittent Fever, Kid ney Disease, JLiver ana jsowei Complaint, Dyspepsia and Gen eral Debility; tbe beat general Toslc for Debilitated Systems. Prioe 25 cents per box. Family boxes SL.00. Sold by Druggists Mailed on receipt ef price. DUNDAS DICK aft CO., 35 Wooster St., Few York. Explanatory book mail ed free on Ttlioation. Sandalwood Capsnlos. Tbssafestaad most reliable Oar for all Pissasn of tba Urinary Organs. Certain cur. in sight days. Baware of dangerous Imitations. All Drna-aists. Writs for Circular. DtTNDAJS DICK ft CO., 34 WoosUr Suwat. Haw York. of I "VTOTICE is hereby given to the citizens T the Thirteenth ward. In the City or indlanapolls. Center township, Marion county, I i ii JT. ik.iT wititani Hindl. a male inhablr I i.nt.nrkiri wan), over theatre of twentv-one nra. will annlv to tbe Board of County Com' mlseioners of said county, at their June meet ing, for a license toseu for one spirituous, vinous and malt liquors. In a less quantity than a quart at a time, with tne privilege tvUowlngtheaametobedrankon my premises, The preoise location of the premises wnereon I desire to sell said liquors, ia described as fol lows: LOU NOB. 1 ana X, uincaioru a aouiuuu. iw 1 vi Na 908 Weal street, in the City ol Indianapolis, Center townablp.Marion county. (Signed) ' "WILLIAM HINDEL.

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'37CQIirtRLGlIISViLLE,KY.. iMJLiiwfm, m tim yncuom wUi prvrw. Curw aU for of PRIVATE ASS. ... , Sperxnatorrnea &ad Im potency, mm Co melt of etf-mtaa ia yvmab- rraa! xcMea t tr ( utM,rtiiai wiHa, d4 mlccii.c cap? c ' ti o. &-as by drrmi, Dinurs of btjtiit, lecuv M-i: cr Few f Ocafcnoo or Idan, sam trf ScxmI Pt. Jtc rtrr.3 Uy cared. STPHILiIS "d ul XZ'Z? ra ia; Gonorrhea. llLLLl. Birietat. Orvbiu. 1len.it., ,ar iiyin,', II is self-STidcOt ihxK a phy Hli&c woo pyt TfHtI iir-rB B (Mrrhmin dui of Ai m:n, a.txi trvtii.g tt.cnnlt :.aa fc lty. oaquiiw inrml tkHi, i'tiTsscuLB jnw.-in; Ttn "-a rrfnmopl prBoa to fcty ere. lTbe h fc lici-oieB. r : th-u Uireity ior UM'noit, mtxlkxi9 emu bo ea; iriTv. moS tlWj by mxil or cxpresi auy-wtwr. Cpx GntkraAteed ia mJX Case Conitnvtiin jraonlfT or br ptcr fr n4 !nvll Chjvi rsmsufutkl and oarrmrmuvK uicti j occf . PRIVATE COUNSELOR ; Of flfc. it mOdnrm. 0rarlT mltri, : Ar Sf ceoli. S.KMiia b rrtvl tL A'.-th a aL OCot fcouz CTxjSaf A. H. tab r. M. SczxIatb. lKif;.. THE GREATi ENGLISH REMEDY - gatz specific niiicnrs tt "afvetml cure for 8iiil txt mil 4i or HofnCT, I iva.Jl. LatTCTB.- P.ff) Iinil KaVCft. UHL. Before Takirg I o Xnttnm, PmcMATT tLa ao. nl nanT J.After Taking, lmA to DtmnttT. Conntotpdoo atxl PnmAtiiro Gnw, all ai vtuoh ra't re Smeuiwd tor deviumaj 1rm the r-tb of sWrv aad otct ti.da!)eeDoe. Tbe 8oci0c UdleiB' U tbe reM!t of o. tiff stmlj and mutj ;ri of cipcrieaoc la ircailnc tnacoe special Pull particalaxw ia or paBpaieia. wtuea w drsjt to aesl tot by atai'., to wrr one. The Hpeeife Merllerae t otd hr ma tormftftt a', fl per poekadto, or s.k poekaicoi for SA, or wtl be oeat bj Btaii oa raoeiptof tbs mosey bj auUiootrtnt n I11S UKAX MhUlU.NK W.. No. 10 Mechanics' Block, Detboit, Mick. trrBoM la Tr4licw bT H. B. Oie &k. Walker k wTatltoer. A. SL White St Co.. A. O. All-y. . R. bolt. wS Dr-rri-t. rcamnlln wttu'iiin ox Bitmrt Bortj al Vracas Medietas PIIESCniPTlOa FHESI! Forth eneedT core ot Seminal W baste as. Iioat Manhood, and all ddaorders brocjcht r by lndlsoretlon or tutoesa. Aoy Druggist feat the lnjrredienta. ;, dVOOreaa liK, J AViUlOS VO UO West Blxth BU, dnolnnatl,0L O, TJ OTICE Is hereby given to the citizens of Jjt the Seventeenth (17) ward, in the city of Indianapolis. Center townshlD. Mai ion coun ty, Indiana, that I George KoJascuerk, a male lnnabitant of said ward, over the age of twentyone years, will apply to the Board of County commissioners 01 saia county, at their Jane meetiDg, for a licence to Fell for one year, spirituous, vinous and malt liquors. In a lesa quantity man a quart mi a ume, wim ine privilege 01 allowing tne same to be drank en my premises. The precise location of tbe d remises where on I desire to sell said l.'quors is described as follows: Lot No. 7, square 97, No. 138 tSonth Pennsylvania street, in the elty of Irdian spoils, Center township, Marlon county, Indi ana. (Signed) ' GEORGE KOLASCHECK. "VT OTICE Is hereby given to the citizens of L the Eighteenth (1H) Ward, In the city of lnuianapoiia, ueiuer Townsnip, Marion county, Indiana, that I, Frank Maiden, a male inhabitant of said ward, over the age of twenty- : one years, will apply to the Board of County Cominissioners of said county, at their June meeting, for a license to sell for one year. spirituous, vinous anu mail liquors, in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with tlie rjtivI liege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises. I ne preoise location 01 tne premises wnereon. I desire to sell said liquor. Is described as follows: Square 62. No. 191 East Washington street. In the city of Indianapolis, Center Town ship, Marion county, Indiana. (aignea) r&sjiK. "TTOTICK hi hereby given to the citizens of Tbe IX Tnird Ward, In the city of Indianapolis, center township Marion county, Indiana, that 1, Adam nans, a male innauiianioi saia ward, over the age of twenty one years, will apply to tbe Board of County Commissioners of said county, at their June meeting lor a license to sell lor one year, spirituous, vinous and malt liquors, in less quantity than a quart at a time, with tbe privilege ot allowing the tame to be drank on my premises. - 1 tie precise location 01 tne premises wnereon. I desire to sell said liquors, ie described as follows: Lot No, S in George W. Pitt's sub division, of lot No. 41 in Weal's heirs' addition. in tne city or Indianapolis, center township, Marlon county, Indiana. (igneaj Adam oaiik. "VT OTICE Is hereby given to the cltizess of JIN the Twelfth ward (12), In the city of Indianapolis, Center township, Marlon 1 coanty, Indiana, that I. Joseph K otter, a male lnuaoitaDi 01 saia wara, over me age 01 twenty-one years, will apply to the board of. county commls 4ouere ol said county, at their June meeting, for a license to sell for one year. spirituous, vinous and malt llqnora. In a less quantity than a quart- at a time, with the privilege 01 allowing tne same to ne a rank oa my premises. - The precise location of the premises whereon 1 I desire to sell said liquors Is described as follows: Lot No. 14, square 14, No. 192 North, Mississippi street. In tne city of Indianapolis. Center township, Marion county, Indiana. NOTICK Is hereby given to the citizens of Sixteenth (16) Ward, in tbe city of lndianapol la, Center lownahip, Marion county, Indiana, that I, Fred. Raaemann, a male inhabit ant oi saia wara, over tne age oi twenty-one years, will appy to the board oi county eommlssioneis of said county, at their June meetting, lor a license to sell for one year, splritnone, vinous and malt liquors, in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with tbe privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my prem ues. Tbe precise location of the premises whereon T Jt .A -ill 1.1 11.. . f ., Juwllul fnl lows: Lot No. 5, square 95, No, ITS Houth minis street. In tbe city of lodianapolia, Center township, aaarion county, inaiana. (Signed) j , ., , . t ts.&u. iiABt.ii ANOTICE la hereby given to tbe citizen of the Tenth (10) ward. In the city of Indi anapolis, Cente rtownanip in siarioii county me state oi inaiana, tnat we, . naries zengier and (i. W. Rothrocai, male inhabitants of said ward, over the atrea of twenty-one year with apply to the board of commissioners of said county, at their next meeting, for a license to sell for one year-splritaous, vinous and matt liquors. In less quantities than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on our premises. . Tbe precise location or tne premises wnereon we desire to sell said liquors Is described aa follows: Square No. IS, and known aa No. 106 Massachusetts avenue, in the city of Indianapolis. Center township, Marlon county. Indiana. . mfnMii i'Rini.ra 7r'i.T.rQ " ' GEO HQS W. KOTHRUCK. NOTICK la hereby given to the clUzens of tbe Eighteenth ward (18) ward, in the city of Indianapolis, Center townsblp, Marlon con my. Indiana, that I, Mathiaa Lehrritter, a male inhabitant or saia ward, over tne age or twenty-one years, will apply to the Board of County Commission era or said county, at their June meeting, for a license to sell for one year, spirituous, vinous and malt liquors. In a lesa quantity than quart at a tlme.witb the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premisea. The nrecUe location of the premises whereon I desire to sell said liquors is dewrlbea as follows: Lot Not 8, square 63, No. ISa East Washington street. In the city of Indianapolis, Center township, Marlon county, Indiana. (Signed.) - .. MATUIAS LEUHRirTER. "TkT OTICE l hereby given to the citizens of of 1 .w the Twenty-flrst (21) ward. In the city of inaianarmpoua, wnwr vown.uip, , sj oouoty, Indiana, that SI 1' I male inhablttvnt of said ward, over the age of I twenty-one years, will apply to the board of county commissioners of said county, at their June meeting, for a license to sell for one year. I spirituous, vinous and malt llqnora, in a tons I quantity than a quart at a time, with the prtoi i iiw auuwus mmm uiau uu aij i premiacw. Tbe precise location of tbe premises where on 1 desire to sell said liquor, la described as follows: Let No. one (1), square fve (51, Huts, bard 4k MarUndale's Southeast addition. No, lut Proapeet street, tn the city of IndlanapoUs, Center township, Marion connty, Indiana, (Signed) C. H. AXAERTnMEYEIi.