Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 28, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1880 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1880:

INSANE ASYLUM ECHOES.

Tbs lUcent H&Hcioas Attack oa tho M idgement Will Do So Harra. The Mad Hour es of the Past aa Compared Witt Aiylimt of tht Present Day. The recently emblazoned falsehoods purporting to be an exposure of inhumanity on the part of the management at the Insane Asylum will bare a wholesome publio infla ence, in that, new interest will be awakened tor the institution, and new sympathy generated for the distressed inmates. It la bat a few years since benevolence, ided by wisdom, constructed the fitat asy-

lam. JJo"7 ex were mad housea, ( greSa to enact, in order to hold a world's fair j tf. Httentjon a nd, indeed, all In horror that the name . in the city of New ork daring the year , of militarv who enteil the bank and inimplies. They were living sepnlchers for t l!iU. I-olio wing is the synopsis: .miivd for th. cashier. They were evidentlv the unfortunates, and when the door was , IheExposUion la in commemoration of otlut-H 'of hieh grade, wearin' epaulette

once closed there was no cure for them. , There vu so known remedy for a "mind : diseased;" light was restored to the dirk- j ened chambers ot the soul only by death. What is now a spa- ' cious hospital for the invalid j was then a oell of perpetual night for the . doomed. What is now a crib for the . restoration of the maniac, was then a rack ! with which to torture the madman into the silence that comts from exhaustion. Now, j the ctntraljdea is'o quicken convalescence, then, the only thought wai to prevent the id- ' sane person from doing violence to others. 1 These rejections dawned upon a representative of the Sentinel as be sauntered over . the delightful grounds, and was shown through those magnificent buildings, known as the Indiana Insane Hospital, one beaati- j ful day during tne past week. This Is, indeed, a Christain as well as a golden age, and no amount of masonry or ; -architectural design piled into a Court ) House or Capitol bniiding is half so ! thoroughly artistic a) our charitable insti tatlons. They are glorjoas expressions of i pious obedience to our Matters commands , It win . permanently wound no one. .bat, the physicians and attendants at the Asyl vsicaus and attendants at the Asylum 1 nave oeea accuses 01 cruelty, nuuiircui will be prompted to pay a visit of inspection to the institution who would never have thought of doing so before. Tbey will s?e for themlves that the charges are not facts, bat creations of the partisan reporiorial brain. Almost all the odic-rs and attend aais at the institution, from Dr. Rogersdowo, bear scarp, the result of a conflict at one time or another, and as they are liable to be . . 1 . r j 1 . set upon at auy moment by the frerzied patients, life wi n them is a continual watch. Is the Name of a New Illuminating Patent Earning Fluid Which Will hine No More In Indiana. A few weeks ago Mr. Slate Coal Oil Inspector Clay was sitting in the office of the Od Tank L'.ne company, when a gentleman en tered and inquired ot the rasn aer whether he bad any crude pe' troleam. He replied that be ha not, bat that he bad some benzine or naptha The gentleman said "that would do," as he wanted to manufacture some patent burn-j ing Maid. At this statement Mr. Coal Oil Inspector began to prick np his ears, and so he inquired., "What do joa propose to do with the benHe answered that he intended to make a burning f.c-id with it "Do you not know." said Mr. Clay, ' that I there is a law in this State against the man ufactare and sale of all sorts of patent barn iceUuids? Heie is the law passed bv the i Inst legislature (handing him a copy) lou had better lead this, and when you get the rluid made you bad better bring a sample of it to me and we will test if." Here the interview ended, and in 10 days the gentleman returned with a quart bottle of the new fluid. The sample was opened and a portion poured on the floor, a match annlied. and it ignited and Mi.lcded aa soon as the match wm held within three or four inches of it. Oar readers will readily com- j prehend that each ttuif in a man's house would prove a very ore brand. The party was entirely satisfied with the experiment, sad then being a law-abiding man, and having been evident'y imposed upon by certain parties hereinalter named, handed the recipe produced below to the caaloil icpecter, which he had received j in answer to a letter in accordance with this advertisement, clipped from a newt , paper: AGENTS REAP Till. We will pay ftgeüU a salary. 0 llOo per month and expeuaea, or allow a large commission, to sell our new and wonderful invention. Wemfan what we say. sample free. Address SHEhMAN .V. Co. Marsiiall, Mich. . tl- : 1. iv. : - .1 1 . lu consideration of one dollar and nty cents I'J IU 111 U1IUU I IU , W . U7IVJ AUbU.IB. " a Uray and W. Wotcott. of the town of -outh-port. eoaoty of Marlon, and Mate of Indiana, to make and nse the Centennial Illuminating oil in hU hou-e. ortice, store or other place of bufineas, the ald Mearsa. irnyan't Woicott ttreeii e not todtvnlge or make known the inrwlienis co.'jH-iug the oil. Recipe I r making one gallon: lane seveneighth, gallon 01 beuzlneor crude petroleum; I aud to lb oo-half ouuc gum camphor, onehiilf ouDee alco"jl,ODe hif pint of common aalt, one-half ounce oil ot aassaf ran; stir and mix it weit for a'uut five minu s; let It Ktand l"or 24 bouc 9, and it Is ready f jr u. It is better to bay tbj beiiziue by the burrel from Piltthurg, Paaa UrozgwU usually charge two or three times the wuo eale piloe. ittven uarier otir band tiiU öthdayof Novmlii, A. It. 137. Hhibm aw & v'o , l'roprletors. . 's. . a . J a. ( 1 1 Tne bentinei nsa naa me p. easure several times cf calllDg the attention of tbe public ! to the wisdom manifested by the la.t Lfgislatnre In passing wba is knern as the "Coal Oil" bill If the legislature had done nothing else bat para tbe bill, it would have aeeoninl'shed a liree amount of good for tbe people of lodiaca. Mr. Clay, as state C3al oil inspector, ha certainly proved bimaelf capable and tficlent ia the faithful ditnarge of his duties. This iastcise is but tnotber evidence of that efficiency and capability. '. A HistodOi. Mr. William Mitchell, of Greenfield, ed itor of the Hancock Democrat, came to oar office on Saturday with a large market bastlet fuJl of hae teeth, jiw4ons and other portions of remains, which looked as if they had bsen part and parcel of some kind of a huge monster wbicB existed in antedelnvlan times. Noah ceitiinly hsd no room for a pair of sach enormous beasts these few remaining bone indicate most have been their proportioDS. Mr. Mitchell tystnat a farmer of Hancock county, a Mr Washington B'ifer, who reside three miles east of GreeDlisld, on wbat is known as tbe Stephens farm, while draining a pond on a nine-acre fit-Id, came upon these remains, imbedded in tbe soil aboot two feet be'ow what bad been the joettom of te pond, and probably six feet beneath, the surface ot tbe surrounding ground. Tbe bones are not in a very good state of preservation, as they bore indlctions of neent crumbling of the outer surface, which probably began as soon as they were exposed to tbe air. Ooe large portion of the Jaw contains a combination cf lage and ferocious looking teeth a double row of elht or 10 These look as if they wxmld last a century or two longer, the en-

amel ) being a full sixteenthof aa fioeU In thickoes. These art in perfect stats of i

p reservat ion the enamel of large portion seemingly ai perfect as wben the animal was I aura. This la a Tamable dl-tjorery, as I demonstration anew the fact that enormous animals of which none are now alive must have lived in earlier times of the 1 world's history. Mr. Mitchell took the re- ' mains to the state geologist, who will short) y proceed to bold a post mortem, and we hope j to record soon the result of his mvestigaTHE WOßLD'3 FA IK Proposed to Be Held In the City of New York During 1883. The irovernor yesterday received a circular from Secretary W. H. C. Price, of the world's i

fair committee, containing a brief synopsi ' fon, Florida by Conc-ral Jack-on, Mr. Palof the bill which they propose to ask Con- ; frev waa wont to relate that t.no day, w;biU

of peace, ami of the recognition of American independence. I ifolS&n&Ü , each Territory, and one lrom the District of I Columbia, ml naaiej tH) commissioners from 1 the city of New York. 3. It provides that the Imposition shall be ' held under the direction of thlscommlsrlon r one body; and that the board of finance shall bec-lected by the aobHerlbtrs to the stock. ; and that thoae elected thereby become, If not ' already so. a part of the commissioj. thus avoldiog any troubles that miht arise from a j uuai iiiijnuiiaiiuiJi 4. The capital stock is place 1 at I12,0t W.COO, in shares of 110 each. 5. Foreign nation) are to be invited br the general Cioverciuent to participate Id it'o exhibition. 6. No appropriation is asked for. A Joking Judge. The name of General Slack, who is occu pying the bench as circuit judge, is men- t tioned In connection with a nomination for ! Tr ... , iL .1 Congees. He will receive the unanimous support of one class of attorneys, for it is a peculiarity of his idea of the judiciary, to ,,,,,, ..mnnk.Tin,.,,nn,.w!U. ! J a J foxing" on the part of members of the bar ' A Tera attorney recently twisted bis articulation into that species of dissonance which is often palmed oü' on juries by lawyers for Latin. 'Tlease step this way a moment," was Jude Slack's request, interrupting the epeker. The lawyer bent toward the court, and tb court leaned toward the lawyer, saying, with mnck firmness, but in an undertone: "That language must not be repsated here " "What language? That was I.stin," ejaculated the lawyer, with unfeigned surprise and embarrassment. '"What do von take me f jr? ' demanded the jude. ' i have live 1 too long upsn the Wabash not to know Miami, and Inj in shall not be practiced in this court." Though an eloquent speaker, a ready de bster and profound lawyer, it is one of his eccentricities to ridicule anything like a parade of learning, and sit down on fraud in any galea. Daring the war he was always whf re the tight wat thickest, and his jokes I were as potent to put new life in wearied congratulated upon the fact that the campaign is to be etlivened by his presence. He carries to the work ability, unimpeachable worth and talent, as have long rendered him one of the mojt popular men in the country. Dlptlterla Cured by Sulpher. j A few years ago, when dyptheria was rsg- , ing in P.ngland, a gentleman accompanied j the celebrated iJr. Field on his rounds tow it1 nefs the bo called wonderful cures which he P"-1' the patient- of others were Kl ''poi, iui nil siu.e-s. 1 oe irmsu ir l". so rapid, must be simple. All he Uh.'k with him was flour v( sulphur and a quill, ani with these he cured every patient without . exception. He put a tenspoonful of flour of j , brimhtone into a winegh,s.s of water, nnl j Urred it with hi- Inger intad of a sH-n. a , the sulphur dois not readily amalgiunate with water. hen the sulphur was weil tuivcd. ix gave it as a gargle, nr.d in 10 minutes the patient was out of danger. Urimstone kills every species of fungus in a man, bea.-t. and plant in a few minutes. Instead of spitting out the gargle, he recommended the sw allow ing of it. In extreme eas, ui which he had j been called just in the nick of time, when the 1 fungus was too nearly closing to allow the gargling, he blew '-he sulphur through a 1 quill into the thmat. and, after the fungus I had rhmnk to allow of it, then gave the gari gle. He never lost a patient from diphtheria, j If a patient cannot gargle, take a liveeoal. put it on a shovel, and sprinkle a sjoonlul or two of flour of brimstone upon it; let tl e sufferer inhale the' fumec, and the fungus will die. A Had ri-tol. Little Kock (ArV.t li-tauHt. A man was arraigned before Judge Stevenson, on a charge of carrying a revolver. "Haven't you anv letter gen.-e than to carry a pistol like this'.'" asked tho judge, I holding up a pppper-lov pistol "1 es, ,-ir." Don't you know that the law savs vou shall be fined .2."?" "Ye?, sir: but 1 didn't know it was anv harm to carry such a pi.-tol." "I'.ut it is. sir. Anv loan who would carry ueh a pistol ought togo to the p-nitentiary for life. Suppose von were to get into a ficht, havine such a pi.-tol. While vou wen- j trying to fhoot, the other fellow would run j away. You may go this time, but if lever, hear of your carr ing such a worthle-s pistol ! ntrain, I'll get up a petition to the governor I and have vou hung. No wonder we aro : . ..1 . 1. . a:. . . siauuereu t .'vuu, ... men a juu t c"" ' j"" only hurt a man by lying on his stomach, refu-ing to digefet. - How to Make Toa-t. Comparatively few know what really good toast is. A hasty singe of one or botli, sides doca not tnave toast; nor do tlnn slices of bread dried through. (Jut slices of uniform thickness, a plump half inch or fiveeighth of an inch; move around over a bri-k fire, to have all part? toasted alike; keep only sonear tte coais mat tne jne's win w mnied through when both sides are well browned, If the slightfs-t TK-int is blaekene! or charred, Fcrajie it off, or it will p il tbe flavor of the whole. If cove red with an earthen howl, it will keep warm and moist. A clean towel or napkin will answer if it is to be taken at or.ee to the table. But, nobody can -make po.l toast out of poor bread. St.tle bread may bo tin! for milk toa.st; pour bread may be improved, by toasting it through;-Leavy bread makes tioor toaeti Sweet, licht bread, only a day j old, or less, makes the lest toast. JarUaon and Hit Vow. New Orltytu SUt.J Aprep. of the fubje-t of an article in "YVedneMlay's edition of the Times relative to General" Jac kson' greatest civil and political content and triumphover the AVbig party and the National bank, we are 'reminded of an incident related by an old and estimable citizen not long deceased, which' deserves reproduction on a day like this, devoted to the celebration cf the great deed and illustrious virtue of that grand old 'Democratic chieftain. The old citizen referred to was

the "lab Mr! KuVarrl iVifrt-vYirie fiitlief of, that gallant and highly-esteemed gentleman.

tho president of the Factors' and Tracers' Insurance Company. ! Mr. Palfrey, Sr., will he remembered" ly our older citizens as a bank oriieial who, . during hi lon residence in this citv, ' retained hih position of trust in several of our banking inti- ! tutiona with th; mo.-t- unsullied repu- ; tatioti for sterling integrity, tJJelity ami I efficiency ever maintained ly a bank oiricer i for so long a period. In 1H Mr. Palfrey, , then a youth, held some ulrdin;itc po-ition ! in the branch of the United Stat-'? bank in . this eitv. At that time all the public mono y ' and all di-bursomenti thereof were made ' through the United States brink. Shortly after tho occupation of 1'enr-ac.ola nd the expulsion of the Spanish authot ities an'1 uniforms well worn ani w rather-beaten, put they bore the unmisiakabb-. air of men !"Tto?u"d U) vn,rmn,L T,,r tW . party was a man gaunt, stern-loatiired, spare and waited of form, but erect and lino of -arriw.r m, - ' . . ...... lh cn-hier having appearl, tue chieluin introduced himself: "1 am Andrew , Jackson, nis;(,r 0,1(rl ,,r tin. Kri'o.! Stat,-. rmv maJor S.,er! 01 Cnwed Mates arm, commanding the forces now oet-upying Pcnsaeola. Mv soldiers are Miffering great I v for the want of provisions, clothing and medi cines. Immediate relief is required, ami 1 mu.t have J0,RXto purchase them. supplier. Here is my draft on the Government; I desire to have it cashed." The ciisliier wits appalled by this demand. There was no authority to honor this check. It vould be against the rules of the bank and of the treasury department. The courteous ,,ut ""nmannerand the prestige of the chieftain, however, restrained anv such intim-t-m from th,'(.a.hi(.r i..,,,:,, W1.n..i .-...1 1 .t..,vt' 1... ,Mited. he retiredto the re.-.V orti.V of the n,.i,l,., -n.l ,mmilitai ...n;.... . . ....... .,,...... aemana 01 tne :v onqum-r et rlornl.t.- I lie president whs tsmallv aiarnied. and dl-iHli-d a messenger to convoke Hie directory. They quickly :iSHniUed and the sulijeot was referred to tbm. It -liould be borne in mind that at that time (ieneral Jackson was regarded with a great df al of bitterness jtnd distru-t by a large jv.litieal party in the c.iiitr . lie was looked upon as m dungerou- and --.wring military chieftain who menaced the integrity and freedom of our civil institutions nr.d especially such institution? a- the great National hank. The directors of the branch bank here were ' doubtless somewhat pervaded with this H r.timeiit. Still the rules of the bunk justified them in declining to advance the fund rquired by General Jackson, and lite president 1 was instructed to coiii'uunieatc this conclu sion of the ltottrd. lie did so with the -auity usual on -uch oa-ions. Then rising from his seat and advancing to the counter behind w hich the polite president ftood, the old chief akcd: 4Jo 1 under-tand you. sir. to -ay that Hobrink, having the money of the I 'nited States in its vaults, declines to advance h suftieien sum to supply the immediate need-of 'J.tKm patriot soku-Ts whom I have left in the swamps of Plori-la, eps.vj u fevers and starvation?'' With profound regret, the rules imist le oh-erVed. The tank w as held to a strict account by the Government. Whereupon, with nashii.g eye and that terrible aspect never forgotten 1V anv one who ever beheld Old Hickory in u rage, the general, rai-ing high his gauntlttetl hand, brought it dow n with great force upon the counter, overtiming, "I5v the eternal! 1 will ,iv(. Ut s(rV) ra;caih-5l.trik u, Hmv. th(. s nilird, noridri. J e ...allv ene.ni. , ,f U( ,( Änd of liM.rtv. Wiln f(1.irf(ll Ut. ft(iJ V(W ,H, .strtxle with his staff out of the bank. As he emerged from the bank, the general encountored two Iri-h-lx.rn Citizen and merchants of New Orleans, w ho had heard of the order of the bank, and had hastened to join the general, with offers to cah his draft and furnish all that he needed for his army. These patriotic citizens of New Orleans were Washington Jackson and .MhuiwI While. Honored le their memories. Hoft a C olored Man Took III ' Clirixt mw 4.kmU Home. McPuilic t'ttmity (tta.l Joiira!. On Christmas day an old liench-legged colons! party came to Thorn p-on on a tlopean.il gray mule, which he left hitched to the public rack 011 .Main street, while he went down in town to buy Christmas goods lor his family. Ii- absence a parcel of bad loys got a. bricOat al-out the size of a goo-e eirg, and slipjrsl it under the old man' sadllc. In about an hour h: n-turncl. loaded dow n w ith bundle and paper bags, and boxe, and ni bide full of pcppers.-nu-e and boncset. He tried to look dignilied and solnr. but when he straddled over ki.ov's meat block, telescojKtl n cow on the corner, and brought up wifJi his head in the flank of his mule, his actions, hegau to look fuspiciims. He steadied himself, however, mifasteiil the bridle, and climbed into the saddle; and then trouble legati. The mule walked out a few steps, then stopped. nwiiehed his tail, made a rainbow of his spine and tried to .-tand on bis lead. The next instant a pairof numl-er nine brogans were ?ccn waving in the air, and then the old getitkinan ploughed a fo'.r-inch furrow through :t mudhole, with hi- nose as 1 . 1. , ?. ? 'VU'V ' A 1 V 1 .. ; u-u u- jL vy oe s miot i i-iiw-and crru kers, and peppermint i-andy, !nd 1 looacoo, mjiU iwofiticK. isHii s, arui some sap : and stulF coming down, but he didn't stop to piek them up. He diln'tcry nor cuss, but he grablx-d the bridle and tried to kick a ' bole through the north side of the old gray, , but made n miserable failure. Then be j crawled up on the animal, locked hU arms I around his neck and dug his heels into his ' ribs. The mule reflected for a moment und 1 then shot up the road for all he was worth, ; ana trie last seen i mm te was turninr wie j corner at I.la kie AYorrilPs like a streak of 1 bnndle lightning, w ith the big end of the old d;.rkey flopping up and down on the sad dle. Anecdote of Toni Corwin. "When quite a young man he was electl h member of tbe (ieneral Assembly of the tstate of Ohio, and early in tho'wvsion he brought in a bill for the" destruction of the pubic whipping-jost. lie made an earnest speech in favor of the measure to which an elderly member replied as follow-: "Jlr. Speaker, tbe gentleman is not as old as I am, and ha not ce-n a? much of the practical operation of the Ev-teraof punishment which he desires to alolk-h. "When 1 lived in (Jon neeticut, if a fellow stole a horse, or cut up some antics, wo used to tie him up and give him a real good thrashing; and he always cleared right out, and we nevy saw anything more of him. It's tho best way of getting rid of the rogues that ever was tried, and without expense to the State.'' Mr. Corwin, who never failed to carry his point by a joke, if the argument was against him, only made the dricf reply: "Mr. Speaker, I have been

f uzTed 6 ; acefünt for the vast emigration rom Connecticut to the Vest. but the gentleman la.st up l,Hr explained it to my 41Lm. faction.'" ; If m almost needless to say that Mr. Corwin 's bill passed by an overwhelming majority.

MATTERS OF INTER EST TO I. AIM ES. V large rose, w ith satin petals, i- the new. et corsage flower Knglish ivy is one the mo-t suitable plant for winter rooms. growth in warm, dry Black velvet slipjMTs in what is ternnil 'mule"' shapo, and limiered with fur, tire con. venient for the boudoir. Pntty eovers for the lunch table include damask cloths with center piece and border outlined in red or blue ingrain cotton. The new picture mats of picked gold add handsomely to sketohep in oils and Hne colored photographs, but should not be used for engravings, us the contrast of the gold gives them an inky cast, Amonirthe newest fa-hion novelties are the linen rolling collars w orn by the ladies of la mode. They are. cvceclingly k'coinihg, and being slight Iy low d is piny a pretty ihck to great advantage. A droll design for the writing table is a jen rack in style of an umbrella stand of olive wood, with penhandlcs of the oame stuck in it like walking sticks carved with the favorite heads of pug and bull terriers with black muzzle like fashionable canes. A ltemarkaltle Ivy. ('limatwrn Jouruat.i The prf.KTty ivy has of adapting itself to circumstances is nnM. 'trikingly illustrated by an incident related by Miss Strickland. The body of Catharine Parr buried at Dudley was disint'.rred, through curiosity, on several Kvasions. The last time the coffin was opened -it was discovered that a wreath of ivy had entwined it-elf around the temples of the royal corpse. A berry had fallen there at the time of the previous exhumation, taken root, and then silently from day to day woven itself ir,to this green sepulchral coronal.' Oae of New York's prominent chemists, Mr Albert C. Dung, td Ibwery, says: St. Jacobs Od cur--d a well-known kuctloneer, and many other prominent citi-ns of rheumatism. It is a reliable remedy. I) it uure II Cnui-titors. The dairyman who uses Oilt-KJge Butter Maker will increase his product 0' per cent., improve!: quality go percent, and distance eil corupfc:tjrs who do cot us it. Twenty five cents' worth of the powder will increase product and market value of fame $3 Can you make a better investment? Sold by grccers, druggut j and general ttorekeepers Send stamp for "Hints to Butter-Makers " Address Batter Improvement Company, Ilurlalo, X. Y. ItogiiM Certificate. It is no vile drugged stun", pretending to be made of wonderful foreign roots, bark, etc , and puffed up by long bogus certifiers of pretended miraculous cures, bat a simple, pure, cil'eclive medicine, made of well-known valuable remedies, that furnishes its own certificates by its cures. We refer to Hop Bitters, the purest and the bebt of rr.cdi tines. Kichange. See another column. Mr. Bowen, of Gun Lake, Mich., sayf : Tbe people here can not do without Sellers' Liver Pills. ' Try them. SPECIAL. NOTICES. TlieMardi Gra Höings at New Orleaiia. The celebrated carnival festivities thb year have an unusual luten et to the public enerally.owing to the fact that thegnat procession of maskers and mummer takes place on Tuesday, February in, when on the same day thc one liundred and seventeenth Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisiana Htate Lot tery Company o.-cura, when tiOjeyj will be.' given away to home one (it may be you) for (2. For further Information, address M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, I.A., or same person at . No. .Jl!l Broadway, Ne w York City, N. Y. o j Ouru' Cod I.iver Oil .lelly. Approved by the Academy of Medlclnv of New York lor coughs, colds, bronchial and tubercular consumption, scrofula aud general debility. The most mild, bland and nutritious form in which Cod Liver Oil can be used, and with more beaetit secured to the patient by a siugle teaspoon fill of this Jelly than by 1 doable the quantity of the liquid oil, and. the most delicate tttomach will not reject it. For aale iy all druggist, and K. 11. TRUEX, A Piatt street, New York. For Colds, C'oiiliH, Bronchitis, aud all a-tiec-tlon of the Lungs, take Aver' Cherry Pectoral. O Chew Jackson's Beat sweet navy tobacco. Iineklen, Arnica Nalve The best salve In the world for cutw, bruises, sores, nlcera, wilt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hantle, chilblains, corns, :uid all kinds of Kkin eruptions. This s ilve L$uarnteed to give perfect satisfaction in every CHje, or money refunded. Price 25 cuti per box. For aale by J. C. French, Masonic Temple. o TUe Svriet Key to Health. "The Science of I.if.; or.Kelf-Preservalon,' 3U0pgesi. Price, only It. Containa5ll vulnablo prescript Ions, either yie of which I worth luore than itt iimesi the price of tli book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt of 6 ovnis for postage. Address Dr. W. II. Parker, 4 Bulflnch street, Bton, Mass. rpllOSK who contemplate gom; to Hot , 1 springs lor the treatment of syphilia, 1 gleet, heroliua and all cutaneous or Wood dla- ; eases can be cared for one-third the cwt of 1 Mich a trip at the old reliable stand. 1 have, been located here for i years, and with the J advantage of such a lon and wieces.slul experlenes cn connaeniiy wrrui u cure iu all cases. Ladies needing a periodical pill can et tbem at my otlice or by mall at II per box. Otlice, 4.1 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. D. B. KWINl. M. I, aqd Partner. MISCELLANEOUS. 7 imonth ami sxpenePKUrauteed toa'ts, fM Until t free. Ha aw A Co., Augtwta Maine. &m A jear aud expenses to agents. Outfit n5 iree. Add'a P. O. VuKEKY.Augnsta.Me FOR SALE. FOR KALE Matthews' Patent RenewaoK Memorandum BKk. Keud for sampu copy and price lint. Hamples sent postpaid U any address on receipt of oOcent for No. 1, 01 40 cents for No. 2. Address, SENTINEL COMPANY. Indianapolis. Ö7TBALE A choice 210 aore farm, laya beautliully; Root -land, well iiaproved aud underdramed. nix mi lex north of KHgevllle, ind , forf;o eracre: aito, iwe or three 8mll farms, good land, well located, in Henry county, for H per acre; rIho li acres and good house, one mile south of this city, for ll.fcöl). A good house, nine rooms, and three acres, near Earlbam College, for ,. Eany p-ij. ments. I1CK I N SON & C ., Riehm nd, led. WANTED. WANTKD-Immediately Deputy Organizers for the V I A.ofO., for Indiana pons and the htaie at large. Nod ut good, responsible parties need appy OAKE8Occidental Hotel, ludiauapolis

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