Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 28, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1880 — Page 5

THE INDIANA" STATE SENTINBI WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1880.

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ßESfME Ujf THE WEEK'S 5fW?.

WASFUTGTOS AKD COSGRESSIOKAL. The Sute In Executive ferdon on Wd. netday confirmed the oominaUjn of Mr. .May-uro. 4o be Poetmaster V'ncwi only ttur". a remocrati Senators v oiina n'ealnst the inrnallon. The noml c" Utral JyotgMrect tobe Mini -rto Tnrker li fön fr&'Ji" Mr. Irn..r!4 j Wood. Lhairnr a r th Waysand Mean, Jöiami'tee, eiri"h Senator Davis, lue chairman -5 the APnrorr'atlon ?S??id?n thin tbe opinion recently CommlUee tüM F tal m-Joilty of his tbTlOLb or if iMOjngresscoaQ adjourn by however that .ltla not conslüereU i;kely, tee will Vor Mws Way a and Means Commitesneelaliv t to so eaily an adjournment, "orfff 't'Lonimlitee. t rT rtri- 'enee whatever has yet been. Made to H "-a.tftf.cae In the Cabinet. tjv 'rr-ary Evarts re? oJutlon on the Kortnne CätTPge will be reported upon f.voraoly , t. minority of the sun-Committee of the jWimKtee on I'ort-ign Affairs at a meeting of tte latter, and Secretary Evarts will address Vh committee. The Hen ate yesterday ordered an Inquiry Into the constitutionality of Consular Courts, arrd passed the river aim harhor bill, after refusing to alter It materially irora the form In whicn It wad reported by the Appropriations Commute. The House finished the consideration of the general illiclency bill In Comrutttt-e of the Whole, mnsior the aicusslon bälinupon the question cf providing storage acuointn -oat ions lor a lver coin. A proposition to Dy the Deputy Marshals fjr woik at elections was rejected . The Committee on Fo-rlna Aflai's mot on Thurrday and considered the re-.ntion of Secretary jLvntts on the Kortime Bay und fisheries "question . The Committee will uiaic tworejorts to the Houso. J he majority rexrtisin f:vor of re4u.-stinir the President to announce by proclamation nn imposition of the duties on f sh nod llsli oil ii.i.orted from the Brit)!! Provinces. Jt also authorizes the President, upon the' conclusion cf a fafisfiirtory arrangement between treat Britain and the" L'nitel stales, to revoke tois action and aain enforce the provision of the flshtrles article rem'.ttin? tha uuiy on Canadian tih und fish oil. The minor ty hold that this action is itiexpedieut at ihm time. They are In faver of attemptit tr inriher nejro'iation with the pre-ent KnjjlUli Governing nt before nbropfli R the tiea .y, snd the taking of moiedecilnl acf Ion ouly ir redress 1 rf-Iu'ed. The Semite pisw-d a bill on Thursday appropriating 11,100 to free a monument lo General lleraiiuer at the baltlefUll of OrisKany. The House till allowing eoods imported to New York, Phi.adelpliia, Boston aud certnln other prta tobe snipned immfdtateiv af'er evry, the duties to be collected at the point of destination instead ot at the port oi eutiy, was taken up In the Senate on Thursday, anu after the "dootinn of a s'lght amendment was parsed. The Eaton Tarltr Commission bill was also taken up, and after rejecting Mr. Garland's substitute was passed by 31 to 15. The House resolution provillng for an adournment on Juno 10 was referred by the Sen ate to the Committee on Appropriations. The House passed the resolution to adiouru Jane 10 by luo to 6. The Hbtie took op the Senate amendments to the Postoflice appioprlatlon bill. The equate amendment increasing the appropriation for Inland mall transportation SJiu.uOj was not concurred in, but the nmendment Mrlainont the proviso for reletting the star route contracts was agreed to. l he general drtictency but as reported lrom th Committee of the "Whole was passtd, Admiral Aiumen bs received a cable iupria;e trom Kulneer Menccal sr.atins tout the Nicaraguan Congress has con tinned the concession recently made by the President ol that Republic to an American Company for the construction of an i&ter-oceanic bhlp canal across the Isthmus. Colonel s. t; Audenried, of General Sherman's staff, died at Washington. General Singleton, of Illinois, who Is Chairman of the Imcr-ocfHoic Canal Cora rait t e in the absence of Mr. Kluu, has prepared a spet-cü, on the suoject of the canal, and will tAtte the earliest opportunity to bring up the Monroe doctrine and Clayton Bui wer resolutions fr discussion in the House. The Senate adopted a resolution on Friday oontlnuiDg the "Wallace Coinmittte on Election Frauds and authorizing it to sit during the vacation. The House bill authorizing the appointment of an officer of the Navy of Marine Corps as Solicitor and JuOne Advocate General with the rank acd pay of a Captain in the Navy, or a Colonel in the Marine Corps, wts passed. The House on Friday voted to lay on the tabe the motion to reconsider the vote of concurring in the Senate's amen-' met striking out the proviso relative to reletting the Star rontes. Mr. F. Wood gave r.ot'ce that he would not call up the lur ding bill before the first Wednesday of December. A bi.l repealing the act extending the Voelter pa'.ent for the wood puip process was laid on the table, having been adversely reported. Another attempt will he made to pass the sugar bill in the House. General Slng!etoa, of I llnolfi, made an attempt, to g?t the Hoase t : consider the Interoceanic Canal resolutions on Saturday, but owing to a mlsuudeistanding u the part of the other Democratic members who had been waiting an opportunity to clear away the accumulation ot bills ou the Speaker's table, he was o ls-d to defer action till next week. The Senate on Saturday paired the bill making the co vpensatloa of night inspectors of customs 13 per ninht instead ot ?. Trie bill appropriating 2)1,(J to reimburse the Creek orphan Fund was also passed. In the House, on s&tuniay, a large number of small bids were psssed, und the Speaker's table was cleared or everything except the deputy marsnla hil. tue electoral ctunt reo utlon au t the election supervisor bill. Corgresstoual anl WashlDgtoa news Is rather dull and unattractive, .s the Chicago Convention seems to be absorbing universal Interest. VISCELIAXEOL'S 5EWS NOTES. . ' The Empress of Russia died oa last Thursday The Grand Jury of Pennsylvania has recommended th-re e-tab'ishmeut of the whipping post la thatSt-ate. The house of Jacob Cilery, one mi'e wst of Goshen, Iud was struck by lightning Saturday afternoon and seriously damaged. Loss, ti,UQ. Evander Wiltshire, an old and well-known resident of Lebanon, Ind., was lnitantly - ktllel Friday evt-ntng whiie felling a tree, which fell upon blm. Montgomery Todd, living near Fort Wayne, Ind , died Sstorday from the eOects of r pistol ball shot into him by a tramp last April. The tramp hss not been apprehended. The Seminole Indians have found a veritable witch-an old woman and herdog. She has been lawfully tritd and fouLd guilty of witchcraft, and will ba executed at Muskogee, l.T. During the month of May 6.P12 head of cattle and 1,63 hed ot sheep were shipped from MonlreaJ to Great Britian, iu Increase of MA) percent over any previous month since the exporting ot cattie began. Over 65,0) Immigrants arrived at New York during Him moutn ut May, the largest number recorded for any one month. The total arrivals since January 1 were l iö.OOo against lo.uoo during the same period last year. Albert Anderson, of Madison. Ind , was struck with a piece of timber on Saturday by Harrison Itoboins and irlons!y irjured. The o (Jens j of Anderson was his refusal 10 marry an orphan girl, a relative of Kobins. WirtCouaty, Wst Virginia, has a band of regulator mho, on Sa'urday, took a woman named Corder and her paramour to a tree and administered u. severe lasuiog, after which they were released and ordered to leave the County. A barn belonging to Fro Hey Bcott, near Waynesfeorg, Iua.. bare ed Saturday morning. The bare coutained a reaper, mower, bay and 4jo Wnshels of wheat, allot whkn were consumed. Supposed to be the work of an Incendiary. Heavy failarea in mercantile circles are being reported now qui:e frequently. Charles "W. SchoOeld. a larg Iron merchant of New York, failed for over I2,0X,000 on Friday, and on Saturday Crawford & Son. of New York, wholesale tobacco dealers, failed for f 00,000. When Kepman & Co.. consignees of 123,610 in specie by steamer Karatozm, at Havana, yeateniay, sent for the same, the purser found that the specie-room had been broken into ' by meana of a burglar's jimmy and the specie abstracted. An mvebttgatlon is uelug moe. A Nashville dispatch says that the Govern mn t wil shortly bring suit attai nut the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Ksilwsy for -past doe coupon s, amounting to fl3.0, on t bonds lwued in aid of that road and Indorsed - y the State. The bonds are held in trust for . an Indian tribe. Mls AgtfecaMwell, of Wheeling, W. Va., Iied on Saturday evening of tvphoid fever. fU exj reused a dentre to I e married to her betrothed, Mr. J. K. Coeo. Tne wish was com p!tod with, and Ue lady in a lew minutes afterward expired. - Cleorge Thompson, a Riaant'a negro seaman , ,m board the schooner Mignonette, bound fro Georgetown V Illchmond. killed the Captain,. Milton Frank, of Baltimore, and the colored cooc, William Gage, the other night.

derouly assaulted William W. Khby, o WfeomtCo, the Mate. The negro brained his victims. When he attacked Selby, the latter, though badly hurt, succestfuliy defended himself with a sheath-knife. The negro then tossed the Captain 'a body overboard, and e caped In a boat. Sjrator Ferry, of Mich1gn, now sports, a black eye, presented to him by Siduey y. ( oper, tormerly of the navy. The pree-mutation was made In recognition of the services which tne bachelor Senator had rendered the ancient mariner. No speeches. In the MeUiodist Protestant Conference, at Fittabur. Penn., yesterday, Dr. U. w. Bates ofleied aa amendment to the report on ministerial education, that the question, -Will you aofctiln trom tobnaco?" be btrlcken out. The confereLce refused to accept the amendment, aud the report was adopted, as read. Mayor Kslloch's opponents In San Francisco are not disposed to give np thlr etT rt to have him Impeached, though beatan In the Superior Court last week, aud a notice of an appeal to the Supreme court from the order ot the Superior Court, sustaining the demurrer to the complaint and dismissing the proceedings Instituted to remove Mayor Kailoch from ofilce, has been filed. Henry Brittian, of Richmond, Ind., fell from the secord-story window of a house In the course of construction Friday, while asleep, nud truck on a lumber pile with sutlicteat lorce to bounce him Into a cistern seven or eight feet distant, and when some worzmen, who saw him fall, ran to him, be was Mill asleep. They managed to wake him by some means, and he went bark to his work. ' The "Great Amerlein Fgs Company" has been formed, of wfcich Audrew N.IUnkin, William M. Ranfcln. Henry M. Halgh, Andrew R.Ranfcln.m Brooklyn, N. Y and Joh:i J. Van Bosxorrk, of Bayonne, N J., are named aatiuslecs. Tne Company is formed lor t lie manufacture of a chemical compound to be mechanically applied for the preservation of eg?s, and the buying and seilii g of eggs. The principal business will be transacted at Hunter's Point, (jueeos County, N. Y. The capital la placed at 10,000.000. the whole of said capital to be Issued iu payment of property to be purchased tor tho uses of said Company, viz.: the exclusive right for the United State to the rise of Wlckey's o!ub:e chemical compjund for the preservation of eggs. Hendricks Club. At the meeting of the Hendricks Club, last night, for the purpose of perfecting arrangements to attend the National Convention at Cincinnati, tin Club decided to attend in a body, and that an invitation be extended to ail other similar Clubs in the etr.te to unite with them. They also decided to wear a badge bearing the inscription, "For President, Thos. A.Hendricks." The CiUb will secure a large room in Cincinnati for tiie purpose of Hendricks Club headquarters. The cars conveying the Club will ba decorated, aud a brass band will accompany th-s delegation. Monday morniDg, June 21. wan fixed as the time for starting for Cincinnati. Arrangements were made for holding a grand Hendricks mass meeting in Cincinnati some time before the convening of the Convention. An Executive Committee was appointed to perfect these arrangements and report on Friday evening next.

FKMAL.K PHILOSOPHY.

Cold Comfort for a Couple of Ardent Lovers. "Why will young men hover around the light that dezz'es and disappoints? Why will they talk over and over again the "sou nonsense" which their tires and pracdsires did before them to generations of lair ladies less schooled in the cold philosophy of modern society. Occasionally their rsshneBs brings its reward. Sometime ago a handsome, dashing, gallant youth a favorite with the sex left Chicago for lialtimore, where be met a friend in high eccial standing, who very soon, made him acquainted with some cf.the most beautiful women cf that beauty-producing town. Baltimore is famous for its women and l's oys'ers. The latter are sometimes oat of season, bat the former never. Consequently there is always some attraction in the queen of the Chesepease. Everybody gives the palm to Balti more'B belles that is, everybody who has got a sweetheart somewhere else. Oar friend from Chicago attended a wed ding recently in the Monumental City, and there met a bewitching maiden, rare and radiant as Eve ere 'Adam claimed her. Tne usual commonplaces led to a conversation that became somewhat significant. Wha: with her pearly teeth, luminous eyes, graceful form and luxuriant hair, not to speak of the winning tone of her voice, the Chicago youth became quickly fascinated, and was impudent enocn to express himself upon the subject of danger to bachelor peace in a city that boasted so many lovely daughters Of course wnen this kind of laoguae it addresfed to a woman it is but natural to expact that she will appropriate the spirit of it io herself. The damsel listened quietly and at the end of the dissertation said she knew the Colonel's friend and himseif were equally atllicted with the tender passion and that in the morning she would send the former a recipe that would cure the disease. No more was thought about the matter until the subjoined communication In the young lady's hand writing, but not signed, arrived at the hotel where the friends were stopping: An infallible remedy for the passion, love. First, yon must open the brain of consideration and let out the blood of immoderate affection. Then administer the following prescription, viz. : Take of the blossoms ot pound judgment, one handful; of patience, five handfuls; one handful of the root of understanding; twelve ounces of resolution, prudence and discretion; rive ounces of dislike and resentment. Let them simmer together in the brain eight and forty hours; then strain from it the dregs of melancholy into one spoonful of iorgetfulness: sweeten a dose of the former with the sugar of contentment Into the heart, aod stop it with the cork of indifference. The ingredients are tobe found at the House of Resolution, next door to Reason, in Contentment, the town of Fortitude, or at any office in CourtBhiD street, Marriagetown. The effect of this document on the lovers was not soul-inspiring. They say that such philosophy mignt answer for a convent or a monastery, but has no place in the loving, earnest world in which they belong. Tald III His Own Measure. Righteous punishment comes sooner or later to peaterers aud practical jokers. They should expect it at any time. Says a contemporary. Years ago, in Penobscott, Me., there lived a man by the name of H , whose greatest pleasure was io tormenting others. Iiis own family were generally the butts of his sport. Ooe cold and blustering night, he retired to bed at an early hour, his wife being absent at a neighbor's. Some time after, she, on returning, finding the door closed, demanded admittance. "Who are you?" cried Mr. H . "Yon know who I a ox! Let me in its very cold." 'ßegon, you strolling vagabond! I want nothing of you here!" "But I must come in!" "What is y oar name?" 'You know my name it is Mrs. H !" "Btgine! Mrs. H is a very likely woman. She never keeps such late hours as thic!" "If you dan't let me in," replied Mrs. H , 'I will drown myself in the well!" "Do, if you please," he replied. She then took a log and plunged it into the well and returned to the tide of the door. Mr. II , hearing the noise, rushed from the bouse to save, as be supposed, his drown ing wile. Sae, at the Fame time, slipped in and closed the door after her. Mr. H , almost nude, in turn demanded admittance. "Who are you?" she demanded "You know who I am ; let me in or I shall freeze!" "Begone, you great rogue, I want nothing of you here!" "Bat I mast come in ." What is yoar name?" 'r "You know my name; It is Mr. H "Mr. H it a very likely man. He don't keep such late hours." Suffice to say, she, after keeping him in the cold until she was satisfied, opened tbs door and let him in." - ''.- - ... i

INCIDENTS OPTHE'tBSSl.

"What the Supervisors Report of the First Day 120,000 Names Taken A Young Woman's Small Victory. New York World, June 3. Supervisor of the Census Adams, at his ofiice at No. 59 Liberty street, yesterday received postal cards from all but about half a dczen of the CS1 census enumerators of the city, informing him how they .bad got on with their first day's work in this city. Thete postal cards are pecially provided for the purpose, and at the close of each day's work each enumerator informs both the Superintendent of the Census at Washington and Supervisor Adams how many houis he spent at the work and how many namrs he collected with remark, in Mr, Adsms' Cise, if there ba any to make. Thote returns for Tueeday show that about 120,000 names were taken In this city, aod as the canvassers get two cents a name a total ex pec 89 of $2 400 was incurred by the Government. The experiences of the enumerators was as var'ous as pcs ible. They eccountered very little determined oppcsi tion and point-biank refusal to afford information, but in many cases detected an inclination to extract amusement from Uncle Sam's great Etatistical effort by badgering hi enumerator. Women generally imparted the information, and while thsy were ais general rule careless in their recital of the facts called for by the echednle, they were overwhelmingly profuse in ''points" for which the United S ates had iorgolten to provide blanke. The ten women enumer tor j having pests along Fifth avenue bad not the eaeust task after ail. Tne conventional "XV; at home" was sent don to them egaln and again, end 'when at last the miiTEES of the toa.e a; disote:ed the cbancts were that the referred the enumerator to the head of the household it his bnsiners place down town. H-ein a man or woman with what is apparently a book agent's portfolio undor his arm, the wise servant often adopts ths F&bian tactics of unhooking the bell wire and letting him or her ring till he or she 0?s away faint and weary. There is one ctsd of aa old man who had gone Into the task with enthusiasm, but whom one day's experience convinced that the work was beyond his powers of patience and who resigned. A yonnger man was appointed. Oae man laid up with rheumatism, another with pneumonia, and a third with a broken leg, have been excused. No case of improper conduct by a canvasser has been reported. As near as Mr. Adama could - judge from the cases reported, there were not more than a doz?a where it will be necessary to employ the arm of th-i law tocompelecme reluctant or sulky person to give information. One enua eratoe came down to the office to a&k whether a 'longshoreman was a laborer or not. tie had put the 'longshoreman down as such, aod was threatened with a mobbing by an Indignant practicer of the art, whoin-isted that stowing a snip's cargo is skilled labor. The main'trouble encountered ia in getting people to understand precisely that the work is that of taking the census, and that the information received Is not to be used in any way to harass those who give it. In one or two caioi the cinvasssrs write to Mr. Adf.ius to cay that people are afraid tb information would find its way into the newspapers. The proprietor of a Sixth avenue ealoon told the canvasser to go to a te'ghbonng region and enforced the order by going to loosen a dan gerous dog The police will attend to his case, no doubt. In lare tenements the en tire house forms itself into a committee of the whole and assists the enumerator more or less. In East Fourteenth eti est one canvasser found almost every door of a large tenement locked, and begin nearly all of his inquiries by way of the" keyholes. "What Is your age?" is the lecond question on the list. It should be put last, and then the enumerator would have a better aversge chance. One bnxom woman gave her age as thirty-three, and later on remarked that her eldest son was twenty-four. When tbis presumable discrepancy was pointed out to her she refused to alter her statistics in any particular. One canvasser got to a house jast as the household goods were starting away on a cart from the door, and a family moving in came along at the same moment. He wants to know which is his family. In the Twenty-first Assembly District a gradut of the Normal College was appointed a cat vaster and a politician had the adjoining election District. His recommendation certified that be had "run" the District and knew it if anybody did. The two found themselves on Tuesday morning on the same etoop, bent on the same errand. After each had demonstrated to the other that the other was wrong they came amicably down to Supervisor Adams, and it turned oat that the young woman was right. The enumerators in Macaerelville and among the shanty population of the west side had hard lines it was neces.ary to try every structure for inhabitants, for the architectural canon that an edifice should indicate its purpose by its exterior does cot hold here. A lumber yard and even a park bench are re . garded as homes by the enumerator. Two cases were reported where wives did not know the business of their husbands, and many cases where they didn't know their husbands' sgts. A family at No. 101 West Forty-eighth street was especially com plained ot as refasing names or admittance. In many cases ot eicknrss in a family tbe canvasser was invited to call again, which be tried by persuasion ta avoid, seeking to get the information at his first visit. In all cases to-day where can vast ers are found to have sent no card of progress at all it will be inferred that they are not at work, and a messenger will be sent to them. With fair weather and at the rate of progress made, it la more than likely that the entire canvass will be over well within the time allotted to it. The recent heat, which has sent many people off to the country, has upeet the prugreai of the work somewhat, bat the psreentage is very small. From all the information-he had received from the can vassers, Supsrvisor Adams says that he finds the trouble to come from two- classes the richest and the poorest. THK HERO OF GETTYSBURG. General Sherman's Tribute to General Meade. Philadelphia Press. George G. Meade Post No. 1, G. A. K.. had made elaborate preparations to decorate the grave of General Meade in Liurel Hill Cemetery. Eirly in the afternoon the rott arrived at the grave.accompanied by General Sherman, Colonel Poe and other prominent officers. General Snerman entered tbe enclosure, and placed a beautiful wreath of flowers on the grave of the departed General. In a few moments the grave was covered with the most beautiful and expensive floral designs. After the band had played a dirge and the choristers sang an anthem. Comrade W. J. Simpson delivered an addrets. General Sherman was then introduced, and spoke as follows: I fear somewhat that the announcement that 1 was to make an address here to-day may tend to some disappointment. I am not going to make an address nor anything that could be called an address. We came here to-day to do a holy tsek, and I feel more like giving myself up to thought as I stand here beside the grave of our old friend Meade. It is seven years since we buried him herein this beautiful spot, overlooking the hills and valleys where he loved to roam, and where be and I have roamed together., He could not have chosen a spot for his burial more in keeping with bis character than this. We can add nothing to his fame. His same stands in history among the great soldiers of the world. Great soldiers are men of great hearts, and none more so that George Gordon Meade. We who knew him knew that be was resdy to sacrifice everything for the welfare of his ountry. He was a man of the kindliest feeling and the simplicity of a child, but when war came he arote to tbe occasion, and when given the command of a great army

atGettyabarg', tut rose to it like a lull man, and became one of the greatest of men. Well do we come here to-day not to - dedicate his Ufa anew, for tbat Is passed, but to dedicate our own liven anew to the great principles which he exemplified. We who are eld will pass away, and to you who are young will pass th undivided heritage. Keep it alive and pure, and for that purpese etnu'a'e the example of the patriot, gentleman, soldier and fnend, on wnose grave we are here to strew flowers.

A Lowe Epitaph. Some one having made a stirring epitaph in the "Whitehall lieview on Robert Lowe, that right honorable gentleman at once set to work and rendered it into Latin, as follow?: Im contineotnr foisa Here lie the bones of llnujills Robeni txua. Ki ad cerium evolabit; 8m iu co'Iouob restmbit; Siu in iiifrri jcetit, DUtw'lum rjo 1'ieniwbit. Robert Lowe; Wbere he's gone to, '1 don't know. If to ths reslms of ft: and loTe, Farewell to happiness bore; If Imply to some lower leel, I can't congratulate tue devil. Thirty years' experience of an oid nurse: Mn. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup!? the prescription of one of the best female physicians aod nurs-js in tbe United States, and bus been usd for thirty years with never failing success by milliocs cf mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures djeentcry and diarrhea, griping In the bDwe!B and ind colic. By giving hsalth to the chili its rests the mother. Price twenty-five cents a bottle. SPECIAL NOTICES. The Future Bonanza Lode. All tbe world and his wife are now deeply interested In the tales of lucky miners who get gold stakes of 150 and sell out for a fortune. But If any oae will take a s'.ate and pencil and sit down and do a simple rule of three they can not help but come to tbe conclusion tbat Instead of dropping work and going across the continent, the best way to strike a ricn vein of gold is to sand from JltotlUfor a part or a whole of a ticket in the June drawing of tbe Lous'aaa Stats Lottery to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., or same person at No. 319 Broadway, New York City. 0 I have derived much benefit from using Fellows' Hypophosphltes in chronic constipation, John B. Moore, Fortst City Montana. If your hair Is cooaiug out or turning gray, do not murmur over a misfortune you can so easily avett. Ayer's Hair Vigor will remove the cause of your grief by restoring your hair to Its natural color, and. therewith your good looks and good nature. Qneru's Cod Elver Oil Jelly. Approved by the Academy of Medicine of Kew York for coughs, colds, bronchial and tubercular consumption, scrofula and general debility. The most mild, bland and nutritious form in which Cod Liver Oil can be used, and with more benefit secured to the patient by a single teaspoonful of this Jelly than by docble the quantity of the liquid oil. and the most delicate stomach wilt not reject it. For sale by all drmtgtsts, and E. II. TRCEX, 3 Piatt street. New York. IS A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS, Etc., Etc. FELLOWS' C0MF0ÜND SYRUP cfHTPOPHOSPHITES SPEEDILY AND PERMANENTLY CURES: CongJBtlon of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervous Prostration, Shortness of Breath, Patpltation of the Heart, Trembling of the Hands and Limbs, Physical and Mental Depression, Loss of Appetite, Loss of Energy Loss of MemDry. It wl1! rapidly Improve the weakened functions and organs o? tbe body, which depends for hea'th upon voluntary, semivoluutary and involuntary nervous action. It. acts with vigor, gentleness and subtlctv owing to the exquisite harmony of its ingredient?, akin to pure blood its?lf. Its taste pleasant, and its effects permaneat. DEBILITY. St. J ohx, N. B. Mr. Jam es I. Fkllows, Chemist, St. John, X. E. Dear Sir Having used your Compound Syrup of Hypophosphltes for some time in my practice, I have no hesitation in recommending it to ray patients who are sufTeriDg from general debility, or any disease of the lungs, knowing that, even in cases utterly hopeless, It aflords relief. I am, Sir, yours truly, II. G. ADDY, M. D. Bold by all Pruffists. $1.50 per Bottle. Notice to E on-Sesidents. State of Indiana, Carroll County. In the Carrail Circuit Court, Septeic her Term, 18KU. iu tbe mutier ot lliee-mteol William Faker and Mary Faker, whohave been absent lrom said County ud (State lor more than five years. Application for administration on the estate of Wiuiam Faker and Mary Faker, who have beeu absent, aud their place of residence or whereabouts have been unknown for more tbau five yeats. Belt remembered that on the 27th day of May, 18S0, ttemnel Lout her, by Daily & Kane, his attorneys, nied In the olRje of the Clerk ot the Carroll Circuit Court, in the County of Carloii, and estate of Indiana, his application, in writlug, only sworn to, asaintr tbe Court to decree that William Faker and Mary Faker, who were lormerly reideutsof said County and folate, tobe aead: and also to appoint an administrator Of tbe estate of sala William and Mary Faker, for the reason that said William and Mary Faker have been contluually absent from said County and State for more than Cve years last past tney not having been heat d of. or tneir wheieabouta known for more than five years last past; and they not having made any arrangements for the management of their said estate; and also that said estate may be by said Court ordered to be sold to raie money to pay certain debts against tald prrtlefe. Notloe is hereby given of ti e nUng and pendency of said complaint and pplication In haid court. and tbat the same wm t luaiu nnd determined at the next regular term of the Carroll Circuit Com t. to be holden at tbe Court House, In the city of Delphi, iu the County of Carroll aod Staie of Indiana, on the first Monday in September, A. D. lüaO. Witness George W. Pigman, Clerk SEAL of said Court, and the seal thereof, a Mixed at Delphi this 27th day Of May, 1JMU. UEOKUK W. PIGMAN, Clerk. SALESMEN YANTED A Month and Expenses tllm? lb lKLi.K8 ?QUU PAMIM.ES mike. STAMP . FlWTilR 4 CO-, Caouui, U. ! Twenty Years' Lxperienoe im the treatment of II Ibjvatb PmtAK. Snuu Wx pccuily. 1 .ormfMiikiKi attired from all fiartici Unering trom diw-uc. AiWrrM A. S. WHSSUJI, M. II. Lock Box 181. Baltic Creek, Mtch. WANTED Salesmen for each Ute. Salary, 75 to II) and expenses. Goods sold bv sample. LA BELLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Chicago.

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Don't be deceived by unprincipled (Itnlcra vlin t TV tn palm off npon you Rock aud Rye In place of our TUI.II ROCK AND RVE.which is the only medicated article made, tbe genuine having a Government Stamp on each bottle. LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, 111 Äadlsou 8trett, Chicago. Ask your Druggist for It. Ask yourOrocer for it. Ask your Wine -Merchant for it Children, a-k your Mamma lor it. Feld by Dingglets, Grocers and Wine Mer chants every whtre. Wholesale Agents in Indianapolis. Stewart & Barry, Browning H.oan, A. Kieler and A. dtout ät Son. wboierale grocers, will lurulsh the trade at mana.'acturei's prices. Thin ia the only Lottery of any State voted on and Indorsed by its people. UNPRECEDENTED ATTFIACTIO Over Half a Million Distributed. Louisiana Stata Lottery Co. This Institution was ratrtuarry Incorporated by the legislature of the State for educational ad charitable purposes in 1cjs fo tne term f rwemajr-ll ve Tears, V which contract the Inviolable faith of the State is pledged, which pled.o has been renewed by an overwhelming popul&j vote, securlnelts franchise lu the new coustttutlon Adopted December 2, liCS, with a capita) of tUX'UXX), to which H has etnoe add.ed a reecrve raid of over 1350,000. Its gkactd BI96U inrMBxa drawings will take place monthly. It kbvkb bcalks ob pootpöstxs. Look at the toll owl iifi distribution: GRAND PROHENADE CONCERT, During which will take place the 112 1 t GRAM) MCKVTIEIaV AND THE Extraordinary Semi -Annual Drawing,. At New Orleans, Tuesday, June 15, 1S80, Under tbe personal supervision and management of Jen. .T. BGAlKEUARI),or Lonlitlnna. and (ilen. JCBAL A. EARLY, of Vlrtlnla CAPITAL. PRIZE. SIOO.OOO. NOTICE Tickets are Ten Dollars, only Halves, 15. Fifths, J2. Tenths, Ü. 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No. 78 East Washington street, Indianapolis, lnd wholesale and retail dealers In all kinds or Agricultural Implements, and Reed. Agents for the McOormlck Harvesting Machines; Fürst fc Bradley Goods; Wlllonghby Rubber Feed Grain Drill; Star 3, 5 and 6 Hoes Drill; Empire Thresher, etc. I Fverv soldier d!"ablpd In lfnof duty, by wound, disease, or injury, Is entitled to pension. Pensions date back to time of discharge or death of soldier. Claims of all df scripiions prosecuted. Copies of lost (Recharges obtained. Claims filed by Attorneys who have since died, or from other caufres have ceasf d to practice, finished without delay. Address, with stamp, JI. H. BERLIN k X , Attorneys, r.O. Box, 592. Washington, D. 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