Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 28, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1879 — Page 3

THE INDIANA STATE SEHTIlIEIi, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1879.

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

IAFATETTE. Salt Brought to Recover a Defleltof 20,OOO In the Account of Ex-County Treasurer Godinmi. Special to the Sentinel: Lata tote, lnd Nov. 5. County Attorney Park has Instituted suit against R, II. Uodmin, ex connty treasurer, and his bondsmen, to recover t20,U00 shortage in the accounts of the ex official. The bond Is for (S00,(M, and has the signatures of 13 prominent citizens of this city and county. There are some Important legcl questions raised between the county and the bondsmen, and their solution may - materially affect the amount of money involved. As heretofore stated by your representative there are many reasons why a critical examination of the county's books should be made, and It is hoped the trial of this case will lead to It. ? V1XCKNNES. Girl Burned to Death. Special to the Sentinel: Viscehnes, Ind , Nov. 4. The nine-year-old daughter or Stephen Arney, residing six miles east of town, was fatally burned last night by her dress taking fire from the grate while she was alone In a room. A CAKKXESS BBIDGE-TKXDEK. A 1'asfccnger Train Goes Through a Bridge. Hackensack, N.J.. Nov. 4. A pasaenser train, this morning, on the New York auid Greenwood .Lake railroad, composed of one engine and one coach, ran Into ibe Hackennack river, owing to a drawbridge being open. Engineer Dexter was wounded by jumping belore the locomotive reached the edge ot the chasm. There were about 20 persons in the cuach mostly business men, living at Arlington, Mount Clair and Greenwood Lake, on their way to New York. J. D. Wood, the baggage master, was sitting on the front seat of the passenger coach, lie saw the fireman leap on the front platform of the coach, ana running to the edge jump into the river. He then ruaned out tne doorway, and seeing the front part of the engine just goiug over the draw, himself jumpe.l Into tne river. Toe particulars are not yet received. Only oue person thus far killed Ira Dexter, the engineer, aged 40, ana residing in Jersey City, with uis wlie and family. Uis neck was broken and his head crushed. The wounded known are: J. D. Woods, baggage-master, Injured internally : F. B. Tuttie, of Mount Clair, merchant in New York City, badly cnt and biuiaed; ne was taken back to faewark; Harrison, of Woodside. head cut. and he suf fered internally ; ue swallowed a quantity of salt water, which he vomited with blood ; he was also taken to Newark; John Masker, fireman, seriously strained by striking the bridire: William Stark, conductor, badly braised, but not seriously hurt; Jesse Williams, brakeman, bruised about the head, side and arms. Others suffered from drench ing and exposure of 15 or 20 minutes In the cold water. It seems that the bridge tender is accustom ed to leave the draw open all night, and did not arrive in time to close it. The train coraDrlsine an engine, tender, one passenger car, with 20 passengers, all males, approached the open draw at a rate oi about la nines an hour, The engineer not discovering the alarm sin- " nal nntil too late to stop the train, jumped on the bridge, striking his head and died in a few minutes. The others, except those previously mentioned, escaped with more nr less fearful bruises. The passenger coach floated on the water, and the passengers weie taken out through the windows and roof by men in small boats. None of. the passengeis were killed, and onlv one or two serious! v in in red They were all transferred to the Newark branch train and sent through to New York. A Revolution Surely Brewing In Mexico, Saw Frakcisco, Cat., Nov. 6. By parties who proiess to be Inside of a movement in this city it Is asserted that a very large proportion oft he population of Mexico is dissatisfied with the Government of Diaz; that this dissatisfaction has taken the shape of an organized revolutionary Government, which lnclud many of the most distinguished Mexican soldiers and politicians, and that an outbreak which will Involve several of the most imnortiut Mexican stales is imminent. An agent of the Government of restoration of the Republic of Mexico, or wnicu General Ansel Maria Carrll lode Abornoz is president, is In this city endeavoring to negotiate for material aid to further their schemes lor the overthrow of Diaz, president of Mexico. The agent invites caDitalists who are now considering the scheme to supply tho revolutionary Government with certain arms ana military supplies, in return lor wuicu thev are to ba granted 1. .Authority to organize a National Bank or Mexicothe n ies ot wnicn are to oe a legal tender for oil debts, public and private, and to be receivaole In tayment for public lands at the rale of (1 per acre, all public lands of Mexico to be set apart for in is purpose. 2. Franchise for railways and telegraphs throughout Mexico, and subsidies in bonds and National bank notes sufficient for con struction. 3. The abolition of all duties in importa tions t-f goods from the - United States Into Mexico by land. The righto of immUiacts aie guaranteed, taxatlor aud service In the Mexican! army for a stated period is to be remitted and religious toleration assured. There seems io ne, no doubt, very ambi: ious meu in Mexico who are concerned in the movement, and some of the heaviest capitall-ts of the Pacific coast are reported. to be now exam I tig it with a view to engage in the enterprise if it promises success. By a private letter from a gentleman in Boston it Is learned that the same scheme has been submitted to the capitalists who own the A., T. and S. Fe railroad. These gentlemen have already sent an avent to Mex co to endeavor to obtain from Disss the same franchise, no far as ihtir company is concerned, and lulling in that it is said they promise to give the scheme their earnest atten tion. Funeral of the Late General Hooker. New Yokk, Nov. 5 Crowds of people looked upon tbe faue of General Hooker, whose remains were lying In state in the City Hall today, and soon alter noon theeofJn was closed, enveloped iu the American flag, and placed in a hearse The procession was then Jormed, the following gentlemen acting as pall bearers: Major General Hancock; Generals Newton Casey, Btillerrield, Doubleday, Mott, Graham, Sharpe, Crawford and Kidder; Vice Admiral Rowan, Hear Adml al Fienchard, John Jacob Alitor. Dr. T. M. Marker, Cnarles L Tiffany and J. H. Gautler. A column was formed of sepaiate trooos company A Third regiment of cavaTv ; seventh regiment of infantry: a battery t f light artillery ; Major General Snaleraud staff, mounted; many officers of tbe array and navy, ve'eraus of the Mexlcau war, , andseveial posts of the Grand Army of the Republe Tbe procession marcbed up Broadway lo Waverly Place, tnrough Fifth avenue .and Twenty-third street, to Kev. Mr. Adams' .church on Madison avenue. During tbe movements of tbe procession minute guns were fired, aud fl-ucs on public buildings aud shipping were placed at half-mast. The streets through which the procession passed were crowded with people. Afier the service in the church and an oration by Rev. Dr Adams, tbe funeral procession rf rmed, aud tbe remains were taken to a special train for Cincinnati. United Slates , troops formal an escort. At Rochester. Rochester, Nov. 5. Minute guns were fired and bens toilet during the funeral in New York of General Hooker. The Coming Meeting of the Army of the . Cumberland. Washitiw, Nov . The following selfexplanatory address was Issued to-night: -' Washlnotow, Nov. 6, 1879, To tbe Comrades of tbe Army ot tbe Cumberiau: . Tbe committee having in chance the ar rangemeuls lor the meeting of the society of tne Army or the t:uraoriaua nave aadrexcea lnvliatlous to t-veiy comrade whose posiofni-e - address Is known, to be nr sent at. the reunion - to be held in this city ou the lata and ailb of mii mom n, on wnicn occasion the monument ot General George II. Thomas will be unveiled and presented to the nation. But as tbe postoftice address of many of our comrades is not : jruown, tne committee seoa tnroogn tne Associated Press a coidiat aud earnest invitation to every comrade to meet with us. aud aid in paying our respect to the memory of our great comniai aer, General i nomas. (Signed) . ; (JrvERAL Jas. A. Garfield, Uk.nkkai.Tho. I. Youmo, Gksbkai. Mci Mccook, Kxecatlve Committee. Major Reno to be Court Martialed Insulting a Lady. . For ST. Paul, Nov. . Mator M. A. Reno, who two years ao a as eonrt martialed for Indecency toward a woman, whose sentence was mitigated by president staves, is again in

trouble for urn liar offense , the victim .if Ms insult this time bslng tne wile of Post Trader Farashaw. Reno wan drank at I he time, and verv indecent. Oeneral TerrT baa declared a

court martial to try blin, to set at Ft. Meade, on Novembers. . Preparing to Receive Grant. ' CrKnwwATi. Nov. . A general meeting of the committees of the Council, soldiers' organizational and citizens was held to-nlulil to arrange for the reception of General Grant. Colonel It. SI. Moore presided, and a committee of 40 ws selected who are to name an executive committee of 10 to make all arrange ments. The time for General Grant's visit has not yet been fixed. i An Itnportaiit Case Decided. Ottawa. Oat.. Nov. 6. The supreme court hn dismissed the anneal In the Nova Scotia great seal ease, which involves the question of the right of the Legislature to appoint, and gives precedence to the queen's counsel In Nova Scotia courts, and Involves the validity ot the great seal of province. The Workings of the Grubbs Law. Terrk TTautk. Ind.. Nov. 6. The Brand lory to day returned two indictments for criminal libel againRt Win. O. Ball aud Spencer F. Ball, editors and proprietors of the Terre Haute Evening Gazette. The alleged libel wa against the editor of the Saturday Evening Ledger, ot in is city. A Heavy Increase The Census. Washtsotox. Nov. 6. The estimates for tho consular and diplomatic service for the next fiscal year will exceed those for the current year by about B6,0si0. An appropriation of 12,7.30,000 will be asked for taking the census. The Sunday-School TVork. Lkwistok, Pa., Nov. 6. The National Luth eran Monday School convention to-day discussed home and foreign missionary work and the Inauguration of steps toward a more thorough and larger field of operation. Disastrous Floods. KtsrosTOjr. Jamaica. Nov. 6. Nearly 10 lives have been lost by lloods, chiefly at the east end of the island. The Constitutional Amendments. Seven important amendments to the con stitution of Indiana have been agreed to by a majority of the members elected to each of the two Houses of tbe General Assemblies of 1877 and 1ST9, and by an act of the Inst General Assembly, approved March 10, 1S79, these said amendments are to be submitted to tbe electors of the State of Indiana for ratification or rejection at an election to be held on the first Monday in April, 1880 The law pioviding for the submission of these amendments to the electors of tbe S'.ate enacts that "the secretary of state shall procure ballots of blue paper, on each of which thall be printed the proposed amend ments, and below ech amendment shall be priDted the word 'Yes' in one line, and in another line the word Xo;' that any quali fied elector may vote lor or against any amendment by depositing one of said ballots in the ballot-box. If he intends to vote lor any amendment, .he shall leave thereunder the word 'Yes,' and erase the word 'No' by drawing a line across it, or otherwise. If he intends to vote against any amendment, tbe word 'Yes' shall in like manner be stricken out and the word 'No' left ; and if both words are allowed to remain, without either of them being so erased, tbe vote shall not be counted either way." These amendments are designated by numbers, and are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 1), numbers 7 and 8 having failed to receive a majority of votes of both branches of the last General Assembly. AMENDMENT SO. 1. Amend section 2 of article 2 so as to read as follows: Section 2. In all elections not otherwise provided for by this constitution, every male cit lzenof the L'nlled;Stales of the age of 21 years and upward, who shall have resided iu the State during the six months, and in the township 60 days, and in the ward or precinct 30 days immediately nrecedlng such election, arid every male of foreign birth, of the age of 21 years and upward, who shall have resided iu the United estates one year, and shall have resided In the State during the six months, and in the township 60 days, and in the ward or precint SO days Immediately preceding said election, and shall have declared his Intention to secome a eiU.en of the United States, conformably to toe laws of the United States on the subject of naturalization, shall beentit'ed to vote in the townsbip or precinct where he may reside, if he shall have been duly registered according to law. AMENDMENT SO. 2 simply provides for striking out the words "No nrgro or mulatto shall have tbe rli;ht of sntl'i-age," contained in section 5 of the second art icle ot the conxtitu tion . AMENDMENT BO. 3. Amend section 14 ot the second article to read: Section 14. All general elections shall be held on tbe first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, but townshlrlectlonsmay be held at such time as may be provided by law. Provided, that the General Assembly may provide by law for the election of all judges of courts of general aud appellate jurisdiction by an election to be held for such officers only, at which time no other officers shall be voted for ; and shall also provide lor the registration oi ail persons entitled to vote. AMENDMENT NO. 4 " amends by striking tbe word "white" from sections 4 and 5 of article 4, conforming the same to the constitution of the United Btates. AMENDMENT NO 5 amends the fourteenth clause oi section 22 of article 4 to read as follows: In relation to fees or salaries, except the laws may rte so mane as to graae me coin pen Button of officers in proportion to the popu lation ana tne necessary services required. AMENDMENT NO. C. Tbe following amendment is proposed to wit: Amend section 1 of the seventh article to read : Section 1. The judicial power of the State shall be vested in a supreme court, circuit courts, and such other courts as the General Assembly may establish. The words "such other courts" are substi tuted for the words, "such inferior courts.1 AMENDMENT NO. !t. No political or municipal corporation In this State shall ever become indebted. In any manner, or for any purpose, to an amount in the aggregate exceeding 2 per centum on tbe value oi tne taxaoie property wituin saiu corporation, to be ascertained by tbe last assessment for State aud couuty taxes, previous to the incurring of such indebtedness, and all bonds or obligations in excess or sucn amount given bv such corporations shall be void: nrovlried that la time of war, foreign invasion, or other gieat public calamity, on petition of a majority of tbe property owners, in number and value, within the limits of such corporation, tnepuniicauiiioriues, in ineiraiscreuon.may incur obligations necessary for publlo Droteotton and defense, to snoh amount as may be requested in sucn petition. "A tumor was removed from my head bj using 'Dr. Lindeey's Blood Searcher.' '' 8. Sirver, Pittsburg. Pa. Bold by all druggists, Consumption Cured. An old physician, le tired from practice, having had placed in bia hands by an East India missionary tbe formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the tpeedv and rer mneDt cure for Consumption, Bronchitii. Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Affections, atso a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all NeryouB Com plaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thonsands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a detire to relieve human suffering, I win send, tree ot cnarge, to ai: who dsire it, this recipe, in German, French or English, witb fall directions for preparing and using. Cl .1 1 , 1 -JJ ! T . . oeuv oy man oy juressinir, wun stamp. Darning this paper, W. W. Shorar, 149 Powers' block, Rochester, N. Y. The Scalp is made clean and sweet by ap plying nan a v egetaoie Sicilian Kalr lie newer. Railroad Securities Whether yon wish to buy or sell, write to Edw. C. For & Co. members New York Stock Exchange, S Wall street, new lorx. ,

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Indeed the Cherry Pectoral. has really robbed these dxngerous diseases ol their terrors, in A Brest extent, and Driven a feeling of immunity from their polnfuFefleets that Is well founded If the remedy be taken in season. Kvery family should have it in their closet for tho ready and r.rompt relief of Its members. Sickness, suffering and even life is saved by this timely protection. The prudent should not neelect it. and the wise will not. Keep it by you for the protection it aflorus Dy its eariy use in suauen attacks. PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. AVER A CO., Lowell, yixn.. Practical and Analytical Chemists. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. TAIiVABLElTBITTXIS Y . n .umirtii.frrtrr.lnAAF tipfllth nr lancmlah. Jll jwimcmis" mar , , - fc " tag on a bed ot eicknesr Miane caeer, lor Bop Hitters iwui jare loa, Tf vnn n-r pimTi'Tallin-.lif von feel weak and Bisph-itcd, without clear-Ely knowing why. 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For public UnU oo the leaf alio on tne Lteaf and Dumb, ae JVt Ynrk TtrrttlH. pt, 3; ChrUtian .stirmitini. Hept. tt, ete.. alao oar Free pamphlet. It dilarc norm mertoaa Audiptuma Co-.l Yin tiu.CmciiaUU, O. H GOOD PLAN. CmUn!nzsn4oprsllstauaronlerilB Sm ! v..t sum Itai evry ftlvs,itn of grvatsi cs,IUU,wlllt J1 bt-.t .knilul iiMiia!;,-(M.-ul. Lsiks profits utvloed pie rata, art mi IMve.ttiviiiB ii to Sltf.SM. Circular, with full .:.;tu.lliis (iw all can IK-rrtd In s tKK drallora. maiutd jtntu-.tK a UJ., M aKruanss naca, Aaw xuca. $1 11 tn (1 Hfn Invested In Wall St. Stocks makes ipiU lUiJIllluU fortunes every month, liook sent free explaining cerything. Address BAXTER &tO tankers. t Wall StN,Y. FIIKR MASONS sbould Suhncrlbe toTllR Makonic Nr.wsfAPEK,"' (orice tl.Zt per year.) noproB pp. liiUKiratoa weeKiy. lutcil copy contains Portrait and Life Hketch of a RromlncntCrattKmnn. Oil Cbromo, "Rock of laaonry," freeto subscribers. Af nts Wanted. rt. mauolm, ueuar strvet, jNw TorK. Bakir, Hobo & Hendricks, Attorneys. O TATE OP INDIANA. Martin conntv. as O 111 the rJupt-rlortJourt of Marlop conntv. in the State of Indiana, No. 36.WS2. October trin,lK7t. Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. Rachel 0. IiOcfce, Ktshard Pearson, tbe Mitchell Ji Rammelabarg Kurnlture company, John B. tierard, Kttone H. Mlrniroil, Alllo Maxeltl, Frederick P. F. Temple. William Woraman and D. Freeman (wIiohc christian name la to plaintiff unknown), and K F. 8p-uce (whose christian name Is to plaintiff unknown), aaslgneea of saia rreaericK i. I. xempie ana William worltman etai. Be it known, that on the 18tb day of Angnst 1H78, the above named plaintiff, by his attor neys, filed in tbe office of the clerk of the Wuperlor Ooort of Marlon county. In the State ot Indiana, his complaint against the above named defendants, and on the Kth day of oci ioer, io, tue saia piainiin nm in open court, in said Superior court, tbe aflldavlt ol a competent person, show Inn that said defendants, Rachel C. Iioeke, Ricbard Pearson, the Mitchell A Raramelabu'-g Furniture company, John B. Gerard, Kttone S, Mlragoll, Atllo. Maxetti, Frederick P. F. Temple, wiuiam woraman and u. f reeman iwuose christian name is to atflaut unknown), and K. F. H pence (whose christian name is to affiant unknown). axi1iiuc of said Frederick P. F. Temple and William Workman are not residents of tbe slate of Indiana; that cad defendants are necessary nartlt-i to the com plaint In said cause: that a cause of action exists against t hem ; and that tbe same is in retaimn to real estate. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified of the nling and pendency of said omplalnt against them, and that unless thoy appear and answer or demur thereto, at tbe calling of r said cause on the fun day or January, tutu, tbe same being the first Jndicial day nf a term of said court to be begun and held at the Court House In tbe city of IndianaoOMH.OU tne nrst Monday in January, iw said complaint, and tbe matters and things therein contained and alleged, will U heard and determined in their absence. DANIEL, M. RANSDELiL, Clerk. Oct 28.

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i.r. 1iii-i-V Golden Uislical Ih-rovery cures nil II n mora, from tlic worst tarrorn a . -.mi. ii -n tiloich, rinsnle. or i:rarclaa. r.ryslnelas, Mnlt-rlsrw-at, f'rvcr Hornt, wj t"ans!t Kkln. in liort, all dimtasca cuiuotl Ly hatl bluod, arc conquered by tliiii i . or!;-. U.K. ami invipcirntinj molic.inc. Ksoe.-inll- lias it mnnifesteil iia pnienrir in enrins; Trrler, It ass Basis. Catits. I'ar! i- -s v. suit t r. rWrsrsilaina Hwrs-s) aad Hmclllnss, it Bile Ksrellintfs, tsiitre oe tj.. . . .r.-:i. Knlartcrtt t-lauita. If -,vi f,-el lull, drowny, alebllitalol, liave sailow color of skin, or vcllowtsh-lro-n - i finf ,,r laxlr, frequent lieailnclM) r dizz'iesa, hail ta-ie in mo:iili. internal lie:it r c ... ; ! ei-i;i!ti witli lint iliisltea. irreunlar npi-clile. nml lonf.-tte civile,!, vou arc siiiierim.' fr urpr.l Mvrr. pr aallswauuraa. A a rcmcdv f.r ail such ran Dr. sicrrc's Gu.li .'. Wiscovcrv lias no etiinl, ns it cflY-et icrfeet and rtiilical cure. I i -Im- ritre of RrwarMltia, Keversi Coisclts Weak Lchcm, nnd earlv 'latrci of cuii'b, it tins asionislieil II le lucdical f:w:tillr, anil eminent i.hysiciaiu' pronounoc i. i..; ,. i-:i:-.-t medical discovery of Uic age. Sold by druggists, .

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IT - 7 fHf " if fnsf tr MsHnack. Kasl Taste la Mania., Blllwsia allarks. faiu st. s-CKlwa sr BVMawya, laileraal (ever, Ulavaled t-r'..-r, tt Mnmnrk, stauk ot Rlwsxt tm Head, take Dr. Pierce's fieasant rargaUve reUciw " i,v r'KKila. WUULITS D1SFE5S1SI lEDiril, ISStXIATlOS, Fras'lN BuBslc, . I.

K .CITY 35x135

SITUATED IN NORTH DENVER,

Opera Nonas, Usavar, CaL EVERY OTHER! I r I 1 LOT ABSOLUTE- V M M LI 1 u u u LY FREE ! J

Denver now has a populntion nf 40lf0. Great cities are the ontgrowlli of great countri'!. Twenty years ago Denver was asmnll tmiling poon the frontier, now it is a large city, with numerous Churches, Hotels, Theaters, rslrect-rsiilroads, tins-works, Water-wot ks, iioal and Silver Sineltintand lt.-liiiins Vorl:s, with a I'uitetl Htates Mint, and is the great Railroad "enter of the esU There ere seven First-class Itnllron.ls now ruiining und connecting with all tho Principal nml Hmiich Knilroads from Mnlnc to California. It is tlie Caillal of Colorado, nat'trally the richest Htatc in the Union, and located in about the geographical center of tho United states. The climate is chnrming, with the bert water and purest air

In the world, anil the-aecnery is unexcelled by the richest Gold. Silver. Cornier. Iron. Lend,

America. It is now the licnflijruirters for Colorado, Kansas, Netn-naka, New Mexico. M'vomini;, Nevada, Arizona, and NortUem Texas. The rich mineral and agricultural riMHirces

ut una vu-st country will inaxe Denver the largest, and wealthiest city ui tbe tt est.

WHY LOTS ARE GIVEN AWAY. As the tide of immigration is now in this direction, it is the Company's Interest to have people locate in Denver and on their property. Tocnconrnge emigration here, tbe Company wilt Rive to anyone sending their nam nnd address a warrantee deed, tn fee simple, ior one or more lots in North Denver, situated in Weld l"ounty,ttnte of Colorado, in immediate view of this beautiful city, tbe only charge being one dollar to pay I he Notary Public fees for acknowledging deed and conveyance. The Company does not give every lot away, but each alternate one, and does not expect that every person who gets a lot in North Denver 'Will come here, but a great many will, aud they will induce their friends to follow. The increased population will soon make tlila property very valuable, and this Company retain each alternate lot, which t hey hold at prices varying from S25 to $-rWO, according to location. For this reason the above proposition is made. The deeds are unconditional, not requiring any one to settle or improve, but with full power to transfer and ileed to others. The limit fo any one person tukiug advantage of this offer is Ave lots. This property Is not billaide, mountain, or swamp, but Is level, fertile, nnd has advantages for building upon too numerous to mention. Full and satisfactory information, with indoraemsul from our best citizens, will lie furnished. CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. I, W. C. Pisprss, counts r!.rk and Recorder within an4 for ssil County an Plate, da hrhf eertiff to th slwire sini forenipix to to lrie, and title complin l.i the lanJ therein deicnba aeroriting U tha rocords ia mr iffl',e. i t.trther certifv ttiere art no nhntrscta nr tmascrinta of judLineiit-. las- or other U-ins stanHini! aeninst ssi,! laml. In t-3tiuiony whereof I have hereunto aet my band' aud a&tsed soy xt'rl seal ibis 2d day of Auj-5t, A. P. JtTg. tp"l i t-oum, of v. id! J INSTRUCTIONS. This Company will send by ret nm mail, to any one sending within sixl y days from tba

om;o or this paper tneir names, t . nanress, Cotinly nnd State, plainly written In full, a clear warrantee tleed to a lot. Zi feet front by 12.) fc-et

deep In Not Ui Dcnver,Colomiii, clear orall taxes. UlrH

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with onedollnr forcatth lotto payroll of making snnd acknowledging dcel. nosinze. ei". The lots

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Ia-IhD impnivcthi80pportunit-toset.nriahornein liS?f"LSjifJ yVVJr

the richest stnte in tbe world. Ol me i). r,. huh fjanaaos. DENVER LAND Svaaca.ol.liaarer.Cal. fJ J. V s tf I. tBAYARRH . . i raeroiy m,-iii. ui-nitiMHll I, ilMRBOLATE i i

MgS gajs'i-IFOR CATARRH, ASTHMA. iJt'l . 'N. the Value of rsi bulatw f Tr thr mnnmt W aff .f4 t mm L-a swlsimai

healing wmrtJi-il agmt knmm tn Vtrt Imm n.l C.W.II-t. . 1. - ... 1 : 1

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into a dfitf snsike nr vni inor. 1 ins HI innalra taKrn right tairt-i. o heal, no DSI w its iMstline: iw-r at once. CTerywhen, and hililr rommend-! hr tli'iinimls, wbo perfi-et aalisfwtiiin. I I I.I. 1'ItE "hot sent,

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'.irXrT1- Dr. M. W. CASE, 933 Arch St.. Philadelphia. Pa.

PIANOSsORGANS At Unprecedented Bargains for the next 60 Days Before Advance in Price. Pianos SI40 to $400. All new an1 rtrirtly flrst-clase, and -old atihe lowvst nm caab whole-a le taotory prices, illnct to the purchaser. Tlieite i unui madr one of the flnvt di-piyii at the (Vntennini KxbibiUon. nd eie uruu)imouiy TwomnxTided for the Hi'iHrsT Htj-ORH. Tit tuare Gr.uiri-conu.in Xathushk MUent Implex Oveni-unr 8cale, the trrea tr .mproren-Mil in the hifutorr of Fiano makhia The Cprfirhtsarethe finest in America. Cauiwue prr--) maHrd free. Ourntw etylMor JUBILEE ORCAN8 are the bent In tlie world. An Ktup Onran only Q&d witb Mil the l-stcfct and best imurovetnentK. poseeing power, d? p l h . bn HIxuiot and y in pa t h-t ic quality of tone. Reaiitirul nolu rltectK ami pf rf-r t rtop tuition. tolid Walnut ot beautiful dwwti and elt-irant fln.sh. Ail rianoa anti Ortratui wnt on IS day' tenl trial rtt.ut.UT raxa ir CKBATiarACToaT. Ctrrnlar Krre. 8H EET MU8IC H iprW. IVllara' worth Kpric CaUt lutrue of ljMQ ciiok-v pieces aent for 3c atajap. IEKDELSSOIIS PUXO CO.. 21 L 1514 St., 1. T. 4 and U v vuli iMtv Actuia a baiairv f tiaii it month . expenftea, or allow a large cnmraiMinu, io ocll our new and wonderful tnventMint. He tnean trAnt werntf. ban. prx-frea. didJreas tiUKEMAX 4 U Uatahail. llicK Sill Ifairafactorr KrUUkacd IUI. CaVarxasn naialas or IT.E5CH BIinttRTOF Porta bt Mil m fuf Karrofra, ft.w MnMivara.ete. Prtea frvm fO ap. OKn,lta Will d SbePrr fOS, A -X7T Ml rind and kerp la enter. iUpM toatir fcind of mlia Ctfner. '--r-!i ta plourtxf r lseawa--awi T Sf itf IN SOUTHWEST MISSCUCI. IrOnryxiO acreaofVell vatrei1. tlmhrrand prairio lands adjacent to tua iSCIx-un and Kan FTaiiciaoo H i foraaif. at froinfiuto nr acTP. on S4'Vn years' tinv. Kxci.cut I loraiocK.mi.i, ami aKru-uuunu purpr-fl Krcf t ranaptirtatlon to t tinae bo pnrvha land. rVnfi frir mnpa and clrmlnm lo SUCCESS 111 .ML STREET m ..t: In . 1 I yr.-r u.. larawimvattn Altw htoelawk. V Zlm". KIX m,:ul C arrr a. I artlva trit ftO. K3, f OO a'uirBr:i 1 n V4il m trMr.a, S to ft pr rnt, Cu4nmrni bf wr rMCrol ..r far.ta. ajor-4i Srvtla at Wvnl rmi' . U;ti-i- i,u-' Rl r'-ntUri'tit fr ctt taiijallrsilioa. riK.ii. u-mn c o-. I, !t-Vll lira fc I.L-iffnNr, . til M ft tt f t I nr fc rHaMI, P.O. ! I.r.- Hr-Ww.j.Sax. . birMt, Xww Vara cur PIPilPiK'11 ic. tiapiouMfi UltirAKdt H. FOS fhK k CO.. Ci avar anrer. Ciactaati, U. AGENTS WAMTE3 For the handnomest and VmWt'- CASH PREMIUMS

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The Only Way for Farmers TO GET OUT OF DEBT. Loan tlMiopward, TEN VEAKH, principal payaMn lo year It InstKlimenia. r lnaU-r 11 tAirrower plena-a. We a-k no Uf Insuraooa mo delay. We bava do agenta. Wriiw direct aatl aaye exponas. SMITH 4 HANNaMAN, Indlanapo lia.

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running ikiwa Uic throat, srmk eyes, drafnrM. loss or roioa, lam of smell, dirnun: od.su. nasal deformities, and finally consumption. From first to last it is ever agpn-asu. Ordinary tieatinents are wonts than ,-! lr i-a .t.tn - mnp iuui qnica rrmmtmpuon. The mot thoroacw. M X m XSQL SS . ffi TAR INHALANT! timet. to the dimaed aawaaBaBswaaaaBaaaaBBBwawasHSSHSwaaaaal

Matter, "imply ihalinj or hrralhing it, -and yon Mine A CMTCC This ttvatmvnt is ro.Ur by phrsidana lsCrtr IlKOOs

hare nsfd'it with mmmmmmmmmmmm'i satis fAc-t uircTiiara. etc. Sent Frea. PRIZE MEDAL, PARTS, 1 573. MAKE and SAVE MONEY n vsroc tus c a lxxat ki pRisras Press Any smart boy caa readily aaaiL-ee tt and do htm-r it ot d-f" lam wottaif workerery year. It willwixe BL'ilNLSS Ml ! all thrir pr.min bills, Prevnes fur Husincsa Printing tUi Card Prases M Jow a $u Kotaxy fuU and ktfam po-rr fc ..cl Beticd .-Me lrtstru'tifn and ;jecinii fteotii; ! -HOW TO PRINT tnd'ywTri!oILU PRINTT JVS iU'II-. it?i ai', pw-. tiri'lirt. j. W. IWi CHAI) VT A: t'O.. luienUiO aud M "ijt.. turvrv. 7-3 OvcsOsut Street, 1' Lajtl. v-.ia. "The M-vW-1 Vr'ifiirpm.vx nyth:rk-rrwrreTrct-vL it has about tvti'l f..-r itv-if ii -wL. i.-mmmA; Vl.Oll-U. wrll. Ca." l v-rtti. ! nut tt f i o t ta witiicnttfi Miet Press. It h'z n-t-ii ns in !.- Utan t-.rea mon'-ht or.. ). II. Si ll-irttwd. "i4n.w St inix-.-mmtwill iny a a .'.ii VI la my rn U, ;nct h,4..-a. u,'V&, a Jar t,y ir uw.-tl. J. ctiCKKaiU Mcatjua, icoa." J3 TT3VE 1VIIT STOVE PIPE SHELF UTENSIL STAND. AUMCXTS WASTED Fr l lie mo( cmreniw-nt artf, vrr nffrivt to Hon-Lr r. cn Ageot made a)(4Ca in IS dv; auclh-r aK3 in da ; atKHhrr f14 in 1 day. B'laiiMr and ftiirrit r-hin- )ofi.'iu Wtt For Ctfculars addreaa j. t. SHIPASO k, CO., CIKIKflATI, aV ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Of Ibe Pernoaal Frapa-rfy sf Earaiel 1 Taesaptea'i lLatate. . Kotlre la berebr Klvrn ttiat on Thnrlay, tbe 27ih day of November Iti7, betwoea tbe boar of 10 o'clock a. tn. and & o'clock p. m.the nndcrtilsTncdradmlniMartorof ttoeeetateot Kaekli al. 1 honjvon. dccraKCd, will -ii at publlo anction to tbe lilfchrat bidder, the petaoDal property of aald droraardDot taken by the widow, ronaUtlng of wbeat In tbe bla. one twoflorae waRou.Jrinb potatoes, one bait of 30 acm(rnppoaed), corn iu the fletd. one tblrd intrnatln ill act (uppof). arowlns! wbeat, one mitrb cow. farailns; nlenalta, witb trarioua olberartlcka too tedious la turn tion. TVrmaof aale. A credit o nine moullit will be riven on all auma o-er IS. patebswer eecaring payment by notcewl.h app oved aecarity, walTlng tne valuation or appraUa-ement laws of the Stale. Male will take place at tbe late residence of tbe deeraaed, in Wayne townsbip, Marlon county, Indiana. WooiiKokd TnOMPSOV, Admlnli.tn.tor. QO-OUTFIT FREE Sr w i nn a aotl CartMraawwm. f rmi4af tnm Wat frtMsar mm rmrt. ill prntf ll ar Mril (111, A h'f loaf XaA.ilH-a. AUdnr-wa. rHltTI K lt UlU il trmmwth Aveaavaa .V lawA CENTS! READ THIS! M We will sw.r tkT.u srj ..i aiveTr " snMat anal uprsui, or aJlow a asrss rmtiaiiMlen, ui eell oitr new and w iterftil la eiitiona. IIV mmn what w any. Saarpla rr ,s Atklrata aUlXIti a (M w-a.,,f nu-U. WANTED WM '.'a RR '-'rralrrWrk. Will 9lal. UU rmwe It or forfeit IVK1. 04 Otitfit free. K O. HIDEOUT at CO , Jla Kaltoa street. Hew Y.r.