Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1882 — Page 6

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TUE IM DIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, 1882.

TUE HOME,

11 Ii notl-nltod that men hftT t oral In that lata ben Mch cna hu oatabltahad hlo kearth and fawnn of his poaaoaaiona and fortan; wheno ha til Bot depart, if nothing calU hira wy; whenoo il dm depart! h leemi to be wtnderer, nd If b r;rai U oaaaoo t wandor. Daflnitloa from Olril "Thon ity tt hom, mj heart, &nd reit. Tat bird la aafvat in Ita neat; O'er all thaX Satter their wlngo and fly . A batik la hovering la taa sky." Longfellow, OUlt YOUXO FOLKS. Sliding Down Hill. BY MARY E. WILKIN'S. There 1? Ice on the hill, hurrah! htirrih! We can slide quite dou to the pasture bar, "Wnerv the c at night, in thestimmer weather, 'Would fand awaiting and lowing togytüer. "Tie your tt;iev closer, John." That w is wli.it their mother ttaid; "All of you rut mitten on The brojiu w ill a&swer for a tie!'." They had never a si.d. but arasrsred iu Its room. Just as Rtyly. bchhid them, uie worn kitchen broom : John, sauuuy and Tow, and their sweet little sixer. With her cheeks cherry-red, where the wind had kis-ed her. Von caa watch, sis. that' enough," Tii -it wa. what her brothers said; "Keep your har:I warm iu your muff (iirls can't slide without a sled! "Oh, -where in the world in there ausht so rice As to slide down the pa-ture hill on tne ice".' iiite down t i the bur. si, see we are going. Av here tae cow each night in summer stood lowinn." "Ii I were a boy, like you." This what their sister said, WatcLint; as ihcy dowuward hew, "I would make a cirl a sled "' Wide Awake for March. Chip. Have you lor.sed for the joys maturity bring For the wondrous thim;. t- s . i. : . . . 1 . . . V . 1 I . . V- ...... . .. . JUd 7011 know that the best is the song youth Sines, With its chorus of honeyed laughter? I know 'Us true. Kemember that everybtrdy can't Nj lawyers and preach Ti and doctors and merchant?. Strange as it may seem, every to'ly can't be editors. Now and then tbxro must be a farmer and a mechanic. The rose of .Jericho, which frejU?nts?andy place3 in Arabia, Egypt and Syria, when dry, curls itself up into a ball, and is thus blown about till it ilnds a damp place, where it uncurls, tho pods open and tno seed is sown. "What is called "The Bottle Fountain" may bo ovido from an ordinary bottle and a piece of glass tube. The tube should 1 somewhat smaller nt one end than at the ther. l'lace the tube, with the largo end down, through thf cork- . ftoppsr of the bottle. Let the bottle b about two-thirds full of water, and let the tube nearly but not quite, reach the bottom. Blow with all your might into tho tube, and quickly remove your mouth. Then, it" the tr-rane events have been made properly, the water will spurt out and there will bo a fountain of spray until the water ia exh!:u-'.t.d. A yotins; tirrot was piven to a Spanish lady, who taught the bird to .-peak Spanish, and then sold hiinjto a Captain in the English Navy. The Captain took the bird home and be was taught to speak socio Kngliih worda, forgetting the language that ho Lad learned first. Year3 passed, and the parrot .Btill lived as the pet of tho whole family, lie grew to be very eld, and could scarcely climb his pole, but nobody bad the heart to destroy him. One day, a Spanish gentloman called, and was shown to tho room where the p:rrot lived. A lively conversation took placo between tho visitor and his host. As soon a? the parrot heard a few Spanish words, he spread out his wings, repeated some cf the Spanich phrases he had learned in his youth, and fell down dead. Down the treet, on his new velocipede, came Alec "Woods, a boy often years. He was racing with another boy, and just a little ahead. He was very sure he should win a pocketful of marbles, which his brother had offered to the winner of the race. A lady was coming up the street, laden with parcels, and she chanced to drop one. Alec's quick eye e;vw it, and in an instant hewHSotfLis steed, and, picking up the parcel, restored it to its owner, while with a shout cf triumph, his playmate rod 2 on and won the race. 4You goose!" laughed the big brother, wüo had seen tho whole thing. "I don't care," said Alec "I'll bet mam ti would Lave been glad if any one would have picked up a parcel lor her' "Well, gentlemanly Alec didn't win the race, neither did he lose a prize, for the brother decided to '"reward merit," as ho called it, and Alecs pockets soon knew no lack of marbles. The Sawing: Match. Ada Carlcion in Wide Awake. In one corner of the old academy play ground a group had gathered about two boys, Sandy Jardinu and Alax Guerney. Sandy was a tall, strong, large-featured lad, as opposite as the pole3 to the little, lithe, aark youth who stood near him look ing up in his face with laughing black eyes. They were leaders, these two, each of his particular clan; and respecting their popularity, the school was nearly equally di vided. A 6trong rivalry existed between them, good-natured enough for the most part, tnough sometimes verging toward uD.frior.dli nes3. Just now,Sandv was evidently excited, almost angry. In a foot-race the preceding Saturday, Max had beaten him, gaining a supremacy which to might possibly held. "Yes, jou did whip mo, fast, enough," Sandy was aying, while a dull red mount ed to h.3 cheek; 4 but, all tbestme, I'll whip you to pay for it, and any day you've a mind to set." "The track x.a too short," cried one of Sandy's champions. "That's what's the matter 1 lly tho time Sandy got under headway, he had to turn. The walk was laid oatfjrlittla follows." Considerable laughter followed thiä sally, and the "little fellow," Max, joined in "it heartily. 'Com, I'll match you in any way you like," continued Sandy. Come, nowl row ing, riding, running, wrestling which hall it be? Cornel I dare ycu, Max Guer ney I ' A little murmur of appro al ran around the group, and then the boys waited for Max's reply. "Well they knew he would sever refuse a dare. as the challenged party, have a right to choose the weapons?" interrogated Max, with a side glance from his laughing black eyes. "Well, then, I'll neither ride, nor row, nor run, nor wrestle; but I'll saw wood with you, Sandy, aDd you may beat me if jrou can!" "What a clamor of high, boyish voices met him. 'Oh, no foolinr now!' ""Whose wood?'' "IIa! ha! ha!" "I'll tell you." Max's voice rose clear above the tumult. "I'm in earnest enough. There's old Uncie Nathan Dlins and his wife, poorer than double distilled poverty, and nobody to do a hand's-turn for 'em .since 'Siah died. I saw Uncle Nathan out chewing at his wooJpile. You know they hauled him some cord-wood last winter, your father, Sandy, and mine, and two or three others; and I made up my mind to go over and saw for him somb Saturday, any way, poor old fellow I There's pretty near Ave cords of the wood, I guess; and we'll

have somebody divide and measure it for us. Then we'll saw to win; and if you wbip ma ia it, Sanfly, tho next Saturday I'll match y-u in splitting and housing it for him. ÄVhat do you ayT" Sandy joined in tbe cheers and laughter with the utmost good-nature. "DoneJ" nodded he. "I'll do it." Up spoke a blu-j-eyod, wiry liltla fellow at his elbow: "You shan't do the whole 'of it! .v'ay. Charley Hdgbee, I'll split for Sandy, and you for Maxl" Agreed!'' said Charley. "And we'll wheel in ior you two, Art Humphrey and I !'' declared Sandy's brother Jack. ''Won't ue. Art?" "Whow! How far my liitle candle throws its beams!'' laughed Mcx. "I'll tell you, boys; wo might have the match ia Uncle Nathan s back yard, charrro lifteen centa or so admittance, aud give Uncle Nathan the money." Hooray!" tbxitcl Reub Story. My brother lijb works in tne Clarendon btar office, and I'll get hi m to print our haiiubills. He owes me t3a cf'r.ti, anyhow." "Good for you, IC.ubf cried Max. "Grand sawing match I Du to splitting ditto I Ditto wheeling ditto! lf;een cants admittance! Children, full prioa! Gate open from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Good enough !" Next day the propictive sawing match was nobed about the town, and a day or two later the hand-bills were out. It made a great deal of tallr, both sportive and serious, in the little village. "It's a good idee a fu?t-rRte idee I" That was Captain "Winty CoolMge, you might know. "It Tarns the boys that raUin' kindness to other folks with their fun

don't hurt nothia. It's wtith a quarter, and I'm a-going t j pay itl I'm a-going to pay UP There was every indication that the saw ing match would be a grand succe:-a financial! v. "I'don't believo the back yard will- hold 'em all," laughed Max to tho half dozen boys who, wita hiui, wero taking their homowatd way after school Friday nignt. 'Have you got the ticket.-, T.fub?" Yes; a hundred and fifty of 'em." Good! Now all we want is a fair day." Tho day proved to lo all that could be desired. Hazy clouds veiled the" burning face of the sun, and there was a brisk, cool brnozo blowing. The sawing was to begin at 0 o'clock; and befora th;t time the board benches ranged along tho backjard fence wer? ülled with merry lookers-on. Uncle Nathan sat in " his low, vinedraped door way, beaming at everybody over his brass-bowed spectacle?. There were Max and Sandy, fresh and smiling, with their saws; P.ck and Charley with their axes, and Jack and Arthur with thtir wheelbarrows. Maxrs fi.ther stood near, watch in hand. "Go!" said ho. Instantly both s?iwa cut with a tuneful shriek inta tho wood, nearly drowning the sound of Teieg Toothacre's crackM tiddle, which had been engaged, with IVIcg, to mako music for the occasion. At precisely the same instant the two logs across the two 6awhorses fell in twain. llow everybody cheered, sending little tingles of excitement thrilling along every boyish nerve! And Uncle Nathan waved ono of tho eyes out of his spectacles;, and Aunt Nab by, over his shoulder, fluttered her big calico apron, and bobbed her gray cockscrew curls, to the? tune of "Pop goes tho "Weasel," which l'ele's cracked fiddle was merrily playing. Tho hours were on. The crowd came and went, surging in and out of the back yard with jolly'chat and laughter. Tho saws shrieked; 'the axes Cashed in tho air; the wheelbarrows trundled from woodpile to woodihed. Peleg . fiddled through and through his repertory of tune3 from "Yankee Doodlo" to ''Money Musk;" and at length came high noon, with twenty minutes or refreshments. In the alternoon the ecitement waxed stronger. The boys sawed steadily on with scarcely any symptoms of fatigu?, save that there wa3 a scarlet flush on Max's dark cheek, and Sandy's lips were pale, and trembled a little nervously. Everybody was laughing and talking of tho sport. Even Mr. Culonel Grosvenor, the great lady of the village, drove up to the back-yard gate in her carriage, bringing a ' demijohn of delicious iced lemonade tor tboj young sawyers and their liiends. Captain! Winty Cooiidgo walked around, rubbing his pudgy hands together, and sprinkling in encouraging remarks between the shriek3 of tlia saws and tho squoaks of tha fiddle. "It's a good tiling to strengthen the muscles tho muscles. A long-chalk sensibler than walking ten hours to a stretch, so 'iis, so 'tis ! Good boys! Doing well, all on ye!'' And how earnest every one became, to bo sure when at length tho sticks in each woodpile might bo counted? "You never saw anything like it!" said Max to his mother, between huge mouthfuls of bread and jam, at the tea-table that night. "Everybody who had a handkerchief shook it, I know, and Aunt Nabby waved her tig checked apron. 'They wero all singing out 'Go it!' and -Good!' till a fellow couldn't hear himself think. Uncle Nathan sat in the door trotting his foot and wiping his eves, though what for I can't imagine; and l'eleg jumped up on his nail-keg and fiddled like the whole town was burningl Ob.'twas great! And when wo counted up the money there were twenty-nine dollars and siify cents cb aa cash for Undo Nathan, and everybody cheered igain like fun when we handed it over. And Captain Winty made one of his Speeche?. Uncla ' Nathan broke right down when he tried to thank u, and Aunt Nabby kissed us boys till round. Ye?, ma'am! Oh, yes'm; Sandy beat by twenty-four S'Hionds; and Sandy's Cap'n again at school, ni of cöumo Dickey l'ird beat Charley, because Charley couldn't split my last stick till I'd sawed it, for they kept right on our heels all the whole timo. IJut Art Humphrey beat Jack Jardine! For Art caught up the wood in his arms, quick as Charley split it, and ran into tho sned with it and out while Jack was unloading his wheelbarrow. It gives a fellow an appetite," concluded Max, with a sidelong glanc from his laughing eyes as he reached for his third helping of jam; but it's a little hard on the arms!' In his lecture, 'Caristianity and Hindooism Contrasted," published recently, Sir Charles Trevelyan expresses his conviction that the conversion of India to Christianity will take place in a different way from that generally anticipated. -."When tho absorption of Christian truth has gone far enough, he says, native op;nion will declare itself and "a nation will be born in a day." Of seven new Cardinals to be created at the next Consistory, three only are Italians, although there aro five Italian vacancies. The Pope is unwilling to have rnoro Cardinals roeident ia Itjma than t!-ioso actively taking part in the Government of the Church as holders of offices. This is a part of his policy of gradually getting rid of all sinecures. Grief counts the seconds; happiness for gets the hours, and the bank teller counts ap the days and charges you at the rate of one per cent, a month.

A FREEZING IDYL.

We stood on a bridge at -rt:lng, M yh'U and tlie Lady Clare. While the in mn on the wa'crs shimmered In It mantle rieh and raiv. And I swore by iu ail very aadnea, By the stars in the hf avenly blue, Trmt I loved the Ijtdy Clare With a love tb.at w&a Kood and true. But she Razed on the flowing river. While her thouyj is seemed faraway, Atid I mw by the moonbeam dancing That her eyea looked cold and gray. And on either side the mountains, Like Mutlnels stern ad drear, Atoe o'er the peaceful waters, W Lile their shadows gathered near. "I have loved thee. Lady Clara, These many changing year; Thine eye have t-een my soul-stars. Thy Kmi'.ra my hopes ad team. Thou j t my liie. my love-liht; For tnee 1 breathe alone; Oh spe.'k. fair ldy t iara. One iittlc word, luy own!" And thus where the moonbeams lingered Hv te gently Kliding stream, I told the old. old Hory. And it nee mod like harpy dieam. Tht-.i khe. tun cd i'i h-r quvcnlike beauty, While my heart for a moment Ip-zt, As she whispeif J. "I think, good Caitl, I alt getting a cold i 1 by do-e." CL'KIOUS ISEJLI. KSD CIKXTIFIC. Berlin has now nearly 100 miles of tele phone wires. A Cincinnati factorv makes eleven miles of candles a day. A PitUfield, Ma?s.,msnuractcry is to fura ish sleeping-car blankets ior au Italian rail road. The invention of fire-proof paper seems to I?ave no excuse for the destruction by fire ofpublio records and other valuable manu script?. A'though the weabh of Great Britain is nearlv d table that of the United Scales, this country leads in production, while tho value of raanufictures is about equal in tne two countries. Two kinds of preservative paper have -re cent! y come into use. One of them is fjr wrapping fruit to prevent it decay, and the a . e . v ointr 1.3 a preventive 01 me acwou 01 moms. Doth are said to bo elective. Tho oyster fishing and packing industries of Maryland ftbd Virginia give employment to 49.011 hand, who receive wages to the amount of 46,9i,444 yearly. The amount invested in the business is $7,t;H'iJ76. Observers of the sun believe that the maximum of sun spots in the "eleven-year period" will be reached during tho present year, although M. Duponchel thinks it may ch delayed until 18'J0 or 1 Still, on account of planetary influences. Among the results cf a journey across the Sahara, Dr. Oscar Long reports that no depression below sea-level could be found. The schemes entertained for ll loding the desert with water from the sea nru therefore hopeless and mialeaiing. A German paper says that a roof can be made fire proof by covering it with a mixture of lime, salt and wood ahe?, addirg a little lampblack to give a dark color. Tbis not oaly guards against fire, it is claimed, but also in a measure prevents decay. An electric signal apparatus on a French railway causes tho blowing of a steam whistle upon a locomotivo approaching a danger signal. The engioeer is thus warned. This apparatus h found valuablo in fogi and snow storms, when ordinary signals olten escape notice. Tha spruce gum industry of Maine is represented to be in a highly flourishing condition. Mouwhorango the woods collecting the gum make good wages, soiling the article; f jr forty cents a pound. Altogether residents of the State ob".aia JIO.OIO yearly by the sale of the article. m aa a FLEAS ANTRIEB. A philosopher says, 'You can acquire in marriage precisely the same quality that you would iu eating sauäage absolute confi dence. ' A woman never fiods so much satisfaction in a sermon as she d ies in a grease spot on the back cf the woman's dress in front of her. , Dear girls, whenever a young man get3 so soft that he ein bo dipped up with a spoon, the best thing for you to do is to dip him up and pour him out over the fence. An editor wrote a personal about a young roan going to spark his girl. When it was printed he wa3 horrified to see the letter "n" for the "r" in tho word spark. "I want one of those long felt hats, papa," said a pretty girl to her father. The indulgent father forked over the money, and her head nuw fills the long felt want. Friend wisdom: "When two women are talking together it is safe to predict that t hey are saying evil cf a third; when two men, that they are saying good of themselves. Speak always well of women in general with respect and admiration; but to women in particular say that all other women are either ugly or coquettes. Alphonse Karr. He was drunk, the brute, of course he was, when he said: "It's a most infernal cold night. Guess I'll go home where my wife is and then I'll soon be hot enough." Statistics show that women commit sui cide most frequently on Sunday. It is cn that day that the humiliation of having to wear last season's bonnet is most keenly felt. Parson Newman. Fiiir bride of nineteen ummersi "What can they all see in her? I'm sura she's over thirty; and no woman is worth looking at after that." Matron (age unknown): "Nor worth speaking to before, my dear." A girl of twenty-two, residing in the First Ward, v she will never marry a man with blue eyas, for tho reason that the does not want other women addressing her husband about his azure orbs and cerulean optics. now do you say 'pig' in German?" asked an Englishman of an American, as the vesssl neared Antwerp. "You needn't Eay anything," replied the American; "you'll be recognized without explanation,' Philadelphia Sunday Item. rfl3n't the moon beautiful this evening?" said Alonzo as be snuggled his arm just as close upon hers as he could. "Yes, but I know another moon that is perfectly ecstatic in its loveliness." "Do you? "What moon isthat ducky?" "It's the honeymoon, Alonzo, and don't you think it Is about time for us to have one?" The cardä are out. New Haven Register. "Husband," remarked a woman to her better half, who had come home lato the night before, after .exhausting labors at his acoount-books, "who is Bill Y'ardT You mentioned his name several limes in your sleep." And tho husband anäwered, as he brushed the cue chalk from hU coat: "Why a yes! Bill Yr.?d exactly owes me an account. Let's have breakfast, Mary." There is a clerk in an Austin store who is a wonderful mathematical genius. He beats the world, and Li i customers, when he come3 to add up. A lady bought some groceries a few days ago, and on Asking how much Bhe owed, tho clerk told her rapidly: "You had two bits woith of starch, and two bits worth of soap, which makes four b'.ts, and two bits worth of candles, which makes six bits, and you didn't buy any candy, which makes two bits more, to you just owe a dollar aud a quarter." The

lady, whose mind was occupied with a new bonnet, absent minded ly paid over tie money and went out. Taxas Sifiings. Girls ought to be warned of & frizatftil danger to be incurred in marrying railroad men, especially brakemen. It is related of one of that hard working lra'.ercity that the othernight on bning aroued from the dream ofan impending crash, he was found by the neighbors sitting up in ted holding his wife by the ears, having nearly twisted the terrified woman's heal otT ia his ineffeoutl exertions to down brakes. A. young brido. Laving just returned from a two weeks' honeymooning tour, was sitting between her father and husband at a happy home repast. The conversation was gay and general. It happen od to turn upon tno Moodv and Sankey hymns. Lanouvelle marile, who is given to punning, dryly said, 'Pa, do you know my favorite hymns?" "No," said the father. ""Well," placing her pretty h.nd on the shoulder of father and husband, "these two fellows aro the hims I love the best." A New York clergyman, in a sermon on courtship and marriage, said he believed that "there is a mate for every one if they will but wait till tho right one comes along.'' The f jmale portion of his congregation who have passed two score years said "they never heard such nonsense, and that the man didn't know what he was talking about. If the right ono doesn't como along before a woman reaches forty, the chances are nine in ten that he is snowed under, or dead, or, worse still, has married the wrong woman. Brudder Jasper. "Short night-dres3es with marveilleux crotched work and polka dots, are on the wane." Demorest Magazine. Vf e are glad of it, a? we have been expecting that it would come to that eventually, and we have for some time been trying to get tho American people to understand that we didn't countenance ia fact, that wo didn't like to see any such night-dress on a we mean that it was our opiniou that night-dres:-e3 of that styla should only be used on the wain if at all,and if a first-class wain would take

our advice, it would net be seen wearing one of the things. Texas Siftings. TABLE OOS' IS. A tart temper seldom mellows with age, Flowers are the silent messengers of beauty. If you have the mind, you can make your tnild mind. Wish of an athete: "Oh tor ecalo3 that will weigh this shadow!" In tho grandeur of the universe we see the majesty of the Creator and tho littleness cf man. To shine in society some rely on their Khahed manners some on their polished ots. Wit is 8omotimes like a sword, keen and cruet sometimes like a sunbeam, bright and genial. At a Paris Police Station: "What ia your business, prisoner?'' "My wife takes in was tun Snookä went home the other night afiiicted with double vision, lie sat for some time with his sleepv gaze riveted on Mrs. Snooks, and thon compliantly remarked: "Well. I declare 'fyou two gals don't look 'nough like to be twins Of Daniel Webstor's first legal argument Vifore a Court it was said by the Judge to hom it was addressed: "Tnat young man's Uvteinent is a mcst unanswerable a reuten t." It was h:s forte to so state a point ts to make the statement its proof. A young lady, who is learning to play on the piano, wrote the following note to her music teacher, a few days ago: Dear Mrs, I wish to be Aeusei fronr Takin a Lesson until a Weak frum 2 Dav as we will Ilee Co Buizzy and i won't have Timo i! Prakless." About this time the astute clergyman takes pains to cough, a little in the presence of the lady sheep of his flock, and gets re warded in Mav by a ticket to Lurope and a parse from the brethren. Now an ordinary man only gets sat down as a public nuisance when he coughs. A problem, let it bo remembered, is someiing to be done, not discussed "We have keen talking about Morraonism these many spars; it is time to stop talking and go to s-ork. Utah has been "dynamited," so far ss words can do it, quite a number of times; n such trwitment polygamy thrives. If the surviving ,4tin relic" is to ba extirpated let us have a swift decision upon tho best roapons and ;t resolute use cf them. The Christian Union. The following story is told of a distinguished Edinburgh professor: Desiring to go to Church one wet Sunday, he hired a cab. On rcaclrng tho Church dtor he tendered a shiling tho legal fare to cabby and was somewhat surprised to he-ar the cabman say, "Two shillin', sir." The Prcfeosor, fixing his eye upon the extortioner, demanded why he ehargtd two shillings, upon which. the cabman drily answered, We wish to discourage traveling on the Sabbath as much as possible, sir.' Take an old Gothic castle, and place in it a virtuous aairy-maid and a merry sister, a libertine lord, a villainous tool and a very eomic tervaLt. Mix them up well; soason them with a spice of murdor, and let them simmer gently lor half an hour. Then introduce a hea7y father, with virtuous topboo ;a and a homely waistcoat. S.ir up well with a row, and bring ia a hero at the end who was supposed to be dead, but who eventually proves to be the rightful heir to the citato. Pair off in couples and serve up married. This b material for a play. "My son, wheie have you been?" inquired a fond father as he met Lis offspring slowly coming toward homo. "Only j-jjust sk skating, sir,'' the wretch chattered between his teeth. ""Well, how is it you are so wet?" P-p-please, sir, tb-the water was th the w-w-wettest kind." "Then you have been swimming rather than skating, haven't you?" "I-I am fr-fr-fraid 1 have," was the meek and chilly reply, but in half an hour from that time he wasn't half so chilly. The old gent had given him suthin' warming. New Haven Kegistor. The following are some of the names of highway in London: Addle street, Itjtten row, Gutter lane, Fryingpan alley, Vinegar yard, Mincing lane, The Poultry, lnkhorn court, Candlewick street, Pater Noster row, Amen corner, Sermon lane, Creed lane, Crippleg&te, Houndsditch,. Tripe court, Grub street, Halfpenny alley, All Farthing lane, Bandyleg walk, Shoulder-of-mutton alley, Cat's Castle, Hen and Chicken lane. Birdcage walk, Noah's Ark alley, Stinking land, Turn Again lane. Cut-throat lane, Dooliltle lane, Libor in Vain street, Pig alley, Blow-bladder street, and Ebenezer place. AVI17 Are You Itlliuoa? Berause you have allowed .your bowels to become costive, and liver torpid. Use Kidney-Wort to produce a free state of the bowel., and it will stimulate the liver to proter action, cleanse the skia of its yellowness, cure billions headache, and cause new life in the blood. Druggists have it, both dry and liquid. Zion'9 Herald. o Allen's Eram Food positively cures nervousness, nervous debility and all weakness of generative organs; $1; six for $5. AU druggists. Send for circular to Allen's Pharmacy, 315 First avenue, New York. Sold in Indianapolis by Browning & Sloan.

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C. V. BENSON? Of J.altlmorc, 3I1., In the course of Ms practice, discovered what now are renowned ia medical practice, viz. : a combination oi Celery sud Chamomile in the shape of IU In. They are used by the profession at large and onstautl recommended by them. It is noi a puteut medicine, it js the result of his own experience in practice. They are a sure cure for the following special diseases, and are wormy 01 a trial by all intelligent suilorer. They are prerared cxi-rcly to cure sick headache. nervous neauacne, ayspemc neaaacne. neuralgia parajysis. sleeplessness, dyspepsia and nervousness, and will cure any case. 1 he Doctor's preat remedy for Skin lh-eae, called Dr. Kjuson'n skin Cure, is exceedingly valuable aud sreatly soucht aioer oy persons wuo nave skiii uiseases or bad comnlexion. An excellent toili t dressing. Sold by all drupists. lTice, bo cents a box. DcjKjt, 106 Norih Kutaw street, Baltimore. Md. By mall, two boxes lor si, or ix boxes for SJ.60, to any address. D3. C. W. BEMSOri'S siciri go Is Warranted to Cure ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS, INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST, ALL ROUCH SCALY ERUPTIONS, DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP, SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES and TENSER ITCHINCS oaadp.ru of th Cl body. It makea the akin white, aofl and amoolli; removes tan and freckles, and is tha BEST toilet dress.' Jiff ia TUB 'V70EI.D. Elegantly put up, two bottles In or.e jiackige, oouaistiuj of both Interns! nnd external trailteut. AM f rff cliSfl-n--rl Vrt i.. ,'i-l.prTcVnta-CHA. N. 'RITTENTOS. 115 Fulton btreet. New lnrk t.'ity. sole acrent for Dr. C W. Benson's rem edies. to whom all ordc rs sbould be addressed. 5000 AND mans Kcvo Signed op Endorsed tho Following Remarkahla Document: Itessra-Seabury & Johnson, Uanufa.cturinar Chemists, 21 Piatt St., I7ew York : Gentlemen : For the past fsvy years we have sold various brands of Por&us Piasters. Phyiiciana and the rublic prefer neV Ca.'vin ?otmis Plssr to all ctherr. TV'e consider them one of the very Tew reliable household remedies worthy orccr.Cdcnce. They aro superior to all ot!icr Porouj riostei-3 or Liniments for c.i?rual MBS. Pl.ister is a genuine I'jirniaceuUcu.1 product, of the highest crdsr cf merit, and bo recognized phyalcians and druggists. by TThen other remedies fail get a Benson's Cap-in 3 Plaster. ' Y:.u vrill bo di3appointed if you usd chcio Plasters, Liniments, Pad3 or Eiec-.-Icillasnstic toys. it KUJ:i V AV IjHT. Price 1 rs. .4 cf)5N .mi &:NiON PIASTER. GEEAT GERM DE5TP.0YEK. DARBY'S Prophylactic Fluid ! SOMJSIasassvrvi Pmiaa of SMALLPOX SCARLET FEVER Prevented. VLCEKS purified and t ULCEUS P healed. V TTVSKNTl VOHM CURED TEHV cared. l)S healed rap idly. Ilemeves all unpleasant Klor. TETTER dried up. It is perfectly 11ARMFur FoRE TIIUOAT it ts a sure cure. COXTAOION destroyed. SICK ItWMS puruicd and made pleasant. FKVERKD AND HICK rERftON.S relieved a:id refreshed by bfithtnjj with Proph) Itci ic Fluid added to tho water. CATARim relieved and diphtheria! ciren. ERYSIPELAS cured .1 151' UNS relieved instantPREVENTED g If. SCARS prevented CS In fact, it is the Great DUdiifectauv and Purifier. PREPARED BY J. H. ZEILIN & CO., Manufacturing Chemists.SOLE PROPRIETORS B A Sure Cure Found at Last! Na One Need Suffer! A Eure Cure for Blind, Bleedinjr, Itching arid Ulcerated Tiles has been discovered by Dr. William, (an Indian remedy,) o-.lled Dr. William's Indian Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or SO years standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful soothine medicine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries do more harm than Rood. William's Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching (particularly at night after gettinsr warm in bed), acts as a poultice, gives instant and painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itching of the private parts, and for nothing else. Read what Hon. J. M. CofRnbtrry.of Cleveland, says about Dr. William's Indiau File Ointment: I have used scores of Pile Cures, and it affords me pleasure to say that I have never found anything which pave such immediate and permanent relief as Dr. William's Indian Ointment. For sale by all Druggists, or mailed on receipt of price, f 1.00. HENRY & CO., Proprietors, 6'J Vesey street, 'ew Yorx. For sale by WALLING CO., Wholesale Druggists. Indianapolis. a week in'vour own town. Terms and $.". fit free. Address II. Halle tt dt Co., Portia. Maine. A rvCTS. for the Star Spangled Banner for 3 mr' IU Nothing like it: 2Uth yr. 8 paces, illus.Sp mens ntKtJ. Address .Banner, Hinsdale, N.k

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TTr.s lcen cn!nrjred erd Improved rtrttil It Is tk tne LA HOEST r.n .the YLliY liEST paper pu, lishedlii the Vc . T1IS WEEKLY SEYTIXEL i In all regards a sup, ri' Ttisht jw-go 5ö-colnmn fajer. The ineriis of t!o .Sentiueias a per.cral nem pfci'ercro so well known, that cvairjendutioin it U dci-med suktrtiuous. V.'c nlll add. however. Lh:'t the rnanacc-ineiit Las arranged and fully determined tl:at 1.0 jjuht fIihII fnndsh 60 g:e.t r rnciical value to its jvtror.s or the money. In its news, ita editorial., its literary and m!.ehut:y iu a word. i;i its goner.-il reariin; it f Imb lot L3'irpn.;-d oy Buy paper circulated i:i the Stai..-. U v. id bo p irticul ny adapted to the fumiiy circle. No reading, thin king mrui in the State c.'t s'uord to do without the Weekly tntiia. iutl at i.".r-' ;nii c-'-c t at w loon it 1. iun.ishel. 'Vii -, 1 lticl will coutlntie to be th rc;'.- Jr!!(.t iidvoate oi trutf American Deinot r.M -; i n ii.: fut ure that it lias t een i't the j ust viotil. it i-r.i-.wes to bttle mom vicorouslr thai CVf.' .stitlt ttio p.irtyf.f centralization and coi nul'Hi. u.5 irtiiin:"ikbo.,:io!Mi cjntn'l thi :'.tp'iMief;n psrty, w.d in liio future, ts in tht 'Mt, it caa not do other: '.te ihmi f ntor clasc "i-lsiif.Ti, Oicreliy trHrnj-Hi: upou tho lulCtv.sU f ;ic pr-;;i::-:. 1; ;ii!.m-. i ; cm in f !f,e K-r.inflis. "ITold fast to the . , er-."..- f-hh BI,, it'n; r.ii," and as ccrtrdnly s ;od viijus vicUry wid ulumattly Lo wittt the .'?. i;?e it(pn-liinp.'rtvrnr1r.tFnrviveit!:rTiT.i Tr.j ;.:..!iumc::t!.l iiu-i'iiin;.- ct lliiir bli. i!hv.-a.-t tl:e land. Just MCI of all p'iliii ,(.:;iions a: j horrified at Hscoicsal crimes. ; 'l'lUii-in i! jorv''iiilera:il Iniiriat power. -lownvruid p: '( , ficM V i'aj s v. hell (Jrafl Mev.-s cr.T'o:i2i t the WhiyUy Ku to raise a a rutloa f':;ul. to ut;it.vu's tri;:.Hly, lins Lo notX d tvi:ifAiiyr.t every step. 1'rom thedii v;l'c;i Ic'.ir. Xivprn banned r'cd''T.sl t cisi tj:i ri 'f. to st-n t liny c-s. criiecs hn v islowed eacn ier 1.1 ra; :d rucc.vic 'l he lliHxl-tide of ilevrry has jiotred gT.::nt!y. There have been ; l.-dio ihicvcv. i r'-pury tiiicvcs. Jslvj De--i'lieui thioves. War Doe-irlmcnt thieves, and -if.vjl I cr.ict thievcf. n.'.d Jndiiina hns hr i:f-y. t'te noforiou Fttr Koute thief, ai d Sf ' ry of the lieput.licau National Commute :i t'.io i- ?l cii:ii:ii:.g crime t. cxrrj- tha Hu f. reinst tlirt wi!l of thCKujve. Tha t-'entinel w i iv iie the ix -le cf luoiai.u to coa ten plate th 11: -uiMii r.'i !'-,tth'ds to 'i'r.n ctul lurduU ,in.-.r. It will Licp iti renders informed wi rc-T-ird to itej ublican fights for tiioU. the mntr U:':uiciaTur.is ot lis laciions, tin ir cnmtnatf i;::d r.-c-rinitiatior.s, their mntmd hates ! r 'iiml:utedin the a-:srsiu.itiou vt the I rlilj !hvrole:iT,p5j:s tho c-limas oi horrors cud n p'.ctin. the work f infamy. Witli this rt cord of crime, the Republican nks for a now le.:5 of iover, and .t will bei Ufr. aribiiioriof thentincl toilcft-atit pun S r.:;d eiuauciiute the couutry from, its debauu E.-r"i. '1 ho fnt iitol. In addition toils suTer.tiriiy, is, moreover, un iiiuiana pa; r, levoica to s::d specially represents Indtaiu's Interests, political and Hherwi.e, as no foreign raper will or i vi do, s::d ought, thereiore, to have pefercnec over the pajicr of other states, and we ask ivmocrat. tobetrthU in mind, and stiert Yl.T II'.VN srATK PfVJ Kwhen you come to lute sub ecrit;i.iiis and make up clubs. T E P. M S : UXKItLY. Single Copy, wlttiout l'rnnliim ?ü 1 O" Cl:ihHof It for IOC Clubs of 2.1 ::f Clubs of 3D 25,' DAILY. 1 Copy On Year 510 '. 1 Copy Six Months ."t 1 Copy Three Jlouths ." t Copy One Month H Sunday Sentinel by ?IaiL a S Agents maiing up clubs send for any inforH tlou desired. Specimen copies free. Address, SDMIPOUS SEXTIÄEL Indianapolis, Ind. JtT8T jur.T NI3 snow vor " 1)U. FOOTE'S Lm5IIS CP EliJTS AND READY RECIPES, Worth $25. Cost 25c. BTtl-aaifliorof fTun Homb Tauc " .vd "Hedicai. Common Ss. IOQ r.GE3orAlTroaiontPftnr Ha! it - Oanj lcip4 forCnr f Common Ail menu ;a aluahle Bowk t UeiLtcuca I jj- nr tarüSy. Only 2 5 cent. . . Ttio Hnal-bw.ic eontairn ehspter on Vf Cle--oforallaoo-m,Con:mfn bciiMSon Cmu racmllls, lirsleiilrCuratlvo leHui'5, lifiw t Avci'l IniL-slrabla Chllilrea, io, .-. WiTfl '30wln, HintonBthln,en Kuriinet: Sick, on EmcirtiKi's, lliuts f"r I'remiai.t Women, totrethtr lit eorje of tho I'rivaia Korniulmof ir. FfK)tE,aiil other i,hyl ian of h'.Tli rpputo, aud tlirweinr. r.-r v-' l mg foo! lor l!ivaHl. -"AOKM ! lt.lt. o! urlnvalH. --AiF.N TS WAMKD. a. sill puziismcr co., 120 East SSth St., TT. Y. City. HHSlo-LEY&OO; Will mail FKKE their Cntalopu for ISS'i, containing a full Iecr!ptive I'rice-List of .i 1 . riunr i , i ieiu unu oarueil Uulbn, Ornamental Grftsaes, and Immortelles, Gladiolus, Tilie Itoxe, llanta, (iarden Implements. Iteantifully illuatra ted. O ver 100 pages. Address ROCHESTER,N.Y. CHICAGO.!!! 179-183 East Main iL 200-206 Randolph St A A'Ar'ö TTflir Visor, FOR RESTOKHG GRAY I11IK TO IT NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR. Advancing years. sickuejs, care, disappointment and hertditsry prHll-pri:ion, all turn the hair gray, and eit.ber f tb.em V incline it to shed re maturely. faded or gray. Itstim ulates the nutritive organs to l,ei!th sc.iviiy. aud pieiervcR both the hir vd its heaut.v. Thun braliy, weak or sickly hair beeones ply, jsiiblc and strengthened; lost heir rev rows with lively expression: falling heir 1 ch cktdai;d e tat.li-hei: thin hair thickei.s: a: d faded or etay haira resume their oiiPinal color. Its Operation Is sure and r armless. It cures dandruff, hcnls all humors, and keeps the scalp oi. clean and s:ft under which conditions diseases of Uie scalp are inipossinle. As a dressing for ladies' hair, the Vieor is praised for ita grate'ful and agreeable perfume, ana valued for the soft luster and richness of tone it imparts. Prepared By EH J. C AYER & CO., Lmll. Mass., Practical and Anaijttcai c nein ist. Sold by all Di ugalsts and Dealers in Medicine. TIIS DINGES & CONARD COS BEAUTIFUL F.VEK-Br.OOMIAG The onlv estarnisb-nent mnkins n SPECIAl. BUSINESS Of ROSES. feO LARCE HOUSES tor RCSES alone. VeCIVE A WAY, in Premiums and Extras. mi ROSES tnan niost estabhsbmenU xrv.v. Mrotir Pot Piautn suitable for lmmerl:ate blrv.ni deli vertat ifoly. 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