Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1882 — Page 5

THE IMAIANa STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY JÜXE14.1SS2.

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A MOTHER'S DREADFUL DEED.

She Takes th Lives of liar Four Children auil Kill Herself. The Sentinel of Sunday morning published a brief Chica- dispatch announcing the poisoning of four children by their mother. The following special to the Commercial of yesterday says: Mary Syeboldt, aged thirty- five years, wif of Caaper Syeboldt. a baker, and residing at öl Finne! street, murdered her four children this Oralav, aud then committed suicide. 1 te story o the crime is ooe of the most remarkable in the police annals of Chicago, aud rauks with any of the . Borgia sensation. At 5 o'clock this stornlng. 1 Casper Syeboldt rrtved hora after worfcing all night at James B. Campbell's bakery. I'l Clark street, ana was met at the aoor bs hi wife. She was'lressed in a new chemise. trim me J with lace an blue ribbon, pawjhased e pecial'-y for the awfuC occasion. Bhe rted strange ly, and could scaroriy stand. "Cone in. easier. cone -ia," she said, wariug her hairf, "and see our Iftle childrea. They are all dead; all our foer Citüe children are dead ce to be.en. Caarsr. see how pretty they are. Every one has gotclce flowers the angels." Fer a moment the husband ws Etunnel and thcueht his witc crazy. He aunaed to tie bed room and tier a siraugesiga cae his horrined eves. Liid our at for bunal were tb-3 four clulden. Vaiiida aged twel, Anson aged even, Anna eged two years -and six eionihs, .nd the baby .-Agnes, aged les-i than four montnj. flney were dossed in white, trimmed with blue ribbons; hatr nicely nnoothed,nd tied with blue ribbons, tue tu tneir bauds bouquete of Iresh (lowers. Al were stoue dead except Matilda. and Eue was psst1 jreatniug. Mrs. Syeboldt followed her husbanrt Into the ; room, bo fu'l of death, and said: Yes, I sent them all Sc heaven, because od wanted them.' Caspwfcyeboldt was siupified. Iiis Up moved, bat no found came. Ha at last recovered sulkcientiy to realize tne awful deed, and then has tened TOss tha street and lunmoaed Ki, Aiarun, a grocer, last genueman ha&luy procurwd the services of Dr. hive, but he couid do nothing for the dringjrirl Matilda. Attention was t en turned to Mr. Syeboldt, who was in convuf ions. Shemanazed lotell the physio? n that she gave the poison lo ber obildreu first, laid them out and then orepared herself for death. taking the remnant of a large dose of strychnine She iied in great g-ny shortly after 7 o'clock. and ill be laid out bvde her children. ItSs diilicult to nnd a motive for a crime eo unnairral and terrible, tut it is presumed that do mestic troubles caused the woman to lose her mind. The httband is In such a terrible state tnat he can not answer questions intelligibly. Mr?. Seyboldt procured the poison at 'Yerkmerster's drug store. No. 2200 Archer arenue. yeteviay alternoon, aud as soon as her husband left for his work last litjot, sne coolly began preparations for tne murder, df easing the children and nerseu as described. .The home of the SyeboldU is in tbe second story of a ixr lutle :ame house, and bears the tat press of poverty anion? the- neighbors. The iJyeholdt filially bears u good reputation, and its members have been -considered honest, hardworkiug, respectable people. If the husband and wife had trouble su-tXcieutly serious as to cause :lnsaauy, the people in the neighborhood have no Knowledge of it. Mr. sjrebold s friend were sua kmoned aud took hire in charge. Matilda, the fourth aud eldest f the four mur- . dered cnildren, died at 10 o'clock, completing the i :ut oi mointr ana lour-cnuaren dead within a tew i nonrs and in tne same room. The place of the murder was thronged this mora . ing wiih curious and symnathizinK friends, Ihe room occupiod by the ulstracted husband, Casper eyeboidt, und where his dead wile and children are lying, composes .part of the second story of a cheap, plain, two-story cottage tenement. The roomj me f urn:sued only with the furniture and uiensi.s oareiy ueoessary lor housekeeping. The motives of tbe woman in thliiLeut. blood less duurucuou oi her cnnuren and herself may be paruy gleaned from the followfng notes and bits of writing found nmong the ctiectsof the family this morning. Ttsev are by the oldest child. a daughter of twelve. Ihe resignation shown by the writtsr is remarkable. ThAt domestic unhap piuess was no iuiuor cause for the deed of tne mother, wnJ bo inferred from the following, as it can be, from the ivrr data supplied by the huspana: I wish to all ray playmates a better aad a happier time than J baa. 6o, good-bye to you aii, for you are all welcome to the place where 1 hava gone. Kicaeuiber bh" Amoüg the laptjr was one containiag two verses of the hymn bealuidug, "Ihere isahapy - lanu, eic. Another note is addewed to a playmate: "üaky Miii'U.' Please teil JLizzie Martin proobly the dauguter of the landlord of the house, 51 Finnell street, Minnie Otten and Lizzie Keymcld that I have forgotten their dispute.and icruivc mem. i. guess tney wri teei lorry lor it. May they think of jneta tneir friend. "Til LT SVEEOLDT." Other notes read follows: "Dear pa;.a. furtive we. We have to leave you. Mamma thought it was the best we could do. 1 am now ia tne betusr land, where we all live in freedom. Your daughter. Matilua." 'Dear papa, pleate bury vis decent at Wuader's 'cemetery, tnat we may all be buried together. That's ail I request from you. My knife aud mouey is for your present, and is in the collarbox. Buy for Acton. Annie and self flowers from the money which I have saved. It U mine. The knife ia yours." "For May Murphy: I will tell you The story of our trouble. My inotner was always sick, you know, and thought of dyiug often. Thought hbw, if she was dead, how we would be trtated, and so thought best for all of us to die at once and bought something to kill us the baby first, Annie second. Tony third, aud I after, and then my mother. We did not -suffer much, and now we are all out of trouble." "Kosey Morris Take the book that I've brought home from school. A: is not mine. It is the "History of thtj United V täte Take it to Room 5, to George Caproni. It is on the lower shelf of the closet.' "This is for Mary and XeH Murphy. My two dear playmates: 1 with you a happier and better home tban I bad. Uood-bye. .You are all welcome." Two or three of the slips containing portions of the above were written in German characters, the remainder in English. THE OIIIO CROWD. Highhanded Dln Daring Garfeld's Last Days. A Washington special to the Chicago Times sayj: It appears that tbere was a good deal of secret trouble at the White House during the days of Garfield's illness. Tbe Vchums." who were always so near to i4rn, monopolized everything In the way of pubüc business, and practically crowded ou; of tie Cabinet the consideration of -everything relation to the President aud his ; family. 1 1 cornea iron bish authority that Colonel K-jckwell. one! taefciiuins, a week or so be!ore the rodent was removed to Elbercn, wrote oat A COXJC2Se.CN ,rOK HIMSELF "las Quartermaster General in the A ray, md 80'i?ntto get it to rr-siJent Garfield for. hlg signature. He showed it to Mrs. Garfield aud asked her advice about It, and ild to her that. lames had intended toa: poiat hio, and that, to make Certain of It, it wouid .probably be better to have the President attend to it while he wasabtc. At tbjs time Gtneral ,;rSeld was sncouwiouc. He remained the greater p trt of the day in a condition of sirpjr, and it wa only occasionally tbvt he -appeared to hav hii3k iousness s to what was oiig oi. around aim. Mrs. Garfield showed tne .c-jnxmtsslon to Mr. iilaice, the head of the Cabinet, and fitted bis advice about it ;S. RLAINC W AC VRY,I2fI-GKAST. He tore up the couRmiäsiän, and added tht it iwasthe height of J.-vjoency for CoUnel Kocknv.ll to bring up any saeii a proposition at that tima. i.e saul tlaere were atuiy more important matters wfcicn needed consideration if the President oliouid tt.ny tine be in a state of mfeid to thioL ' -i tnem. ihe cnum bitterly hated Mr. Dlaine atdiuevwr Wfiy uiat thy .eould th;r aserte ttemlvs ia direciiijjtiaj:"ai3 a acai:, t anv mi-1 est on. e :-n. of Mr. ttaine. Had the Preideut! ümlo, r. t.iine naa siixe said in private conversation with a numbergeD;lemen. he (Blaine) wou-d have ndsted aswn the .Qi.smlssal of all of v ifumsot.ne wouii nve re&ijrned hie nlace in the Cabinet. At Lrfing ß'raach the chuits could not reciue tht Garfield w goinz to die. They had Uen with him and nxrsed aim frone day to dy. and firmly believed lUaX wbn be recovered they would bare the control a&d dictation of anai re. ic was PAtT OF THEIR PLAfT to oast '.i!ne at tbe very first opportanlty. & rrte of their Uti was ?ne day carrd to Mr. Blne, and he was asked If he intended to take any notice of what the cNirns said openly, threatening what they were going fa do. He replied: "Bil I will have no right wj ta pismires." 5walm and ß x:kwetl, .luring the short periof U he O.mfild Ad :n migration, establlbod a fl-i Sorthe lspenaation of patronage. All the army appointments, promotiors and what not wet ? Isrgely controlled thronch them. Bwalm'a gtt bld on Geueral tiarrleld was through bis flnancial iciaiious wiin mm. swaim bad acoulred auir larB3 fortune during the last few rears bv caref nllv caw ii.'g his salary, judicious investments aud loans, held He A MOKTGAGE VfOS GAEFflLD'g HOrSE In thk city, and also upon the farm at Mentor. Had Garfield lived, and had these chums been allowed to retain their hold, his Ad oi a lstration would certainly have become more notorious than Grant's in its worst daya, when the White House was controlled by a small rin of place men who used the power of the Government or the worst of purposes. I)ag?ett, the wether in the .New lork Custom House, belonged to this chura gang. He was the New York agnt, dispenslng tne patronage In that State in the interest of the chums. He followed the condition of the President very closely, and, thronsh his connection with th9 chums, supplied Wall street with

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bulletins of the condition of the tick man chums, however, who had ec-s to the sick room, and who controlled all the channels of ap proach to the President, gave out more mislnior Elation tiron the subject iban an von eise con nected with the case. Those whet followed the InlonEation given by them lost heavily. One of the most filgnSticant Incidents that occurred during ihe President's lllnevs, illustrmtlag the POWEKOFTHE CHCM8, occurr'.'d upon the day that the President was re moved from Washington to tiberon. ine renn sylvania ltallroad fiirnisbed a special train of two can, one car was lor the tics r res went and nl associates. The other car waa originally intended lor the President cabinet. Colonel Bockwen ore of the run ras, however, ordered otherwise, m e took charge of tbe train, and issued an order that no one should be admitted except upon card from hlra. Two Cabinet mom bers went down to that traia aad attempted to ro into the empty cr lu front cc the one ariMeiied to the irefldenu They were fopped by a braketnan. who said that no one wM be admitted wtthont a card from Colonel Uorfcwell. and so the Cabinet was obliged to follow on after th chms, upon the regular train thatljeft at 1C:30 o'clocft. The gentleman who furnishes the above addl tiou to te history of that time gives an interest ing Urt aoout General Garfield's financial conol Uou when he aled. It has been generally under stool that Garfield was ) cite a poor man, and that his rcseurces were not much outside oi his cor grwional salary up to the time he was elected I'residcnt; yet hfs individual estate, abide from In? earnings as President, waa said to reach sootethinq iu the neighborhood o! Sloo.OUO. SUITS FUR INFKLNGEMLXT. Cvrns n. JlcCortalck Knters Court and Uoei for tlie Minneapolis Harvests Workiaud Others., LMlnneapolis and St. Paul Evening Journal. I To-day at noon an important bill was filed in the United States Circuit Court, in which Cyrus II. McCormick, the famous reaper maker and Inventor, of Chicago, appears as complainant and the Minneapolis Harvester Works as defendant. The suit is for dam ase for infrigement of patent on grain binders, the damages to be assessed, and also to restrain defendant from f urti man ufacturiug and using the patent ir iKed, The feature in the contest is the YIELDING CORD-HOLDE'-" in connection Tith the knot-tying Imachah ism. The bill sets forth in detail wherein th infringement consists, it being whollyin the above-mentioned mechanism. The point is apparently preponderatingiy in favor of the McCormick Company, as last week. William N. Whitley, the Champion Machine company of bpnngheld, U., were forced lo pay $100 O'JO. and did pay that amount in cash, for the same infringement, and other manufacturing establishments are being negotiated for settlement for the use of theGorhsm patents, which are controlled by McCormick and others. The present suit in this Court is confined to the mechan ism mentioned, which is owned and con trolled exclusively by McCormick. ihree other bills than the above are ready for filing in thi3 Court, but were with held to-day. They are against the St, I'au Harvester Works and others. The firstnatuel Company, through Mr. Dean, desire that they should be withheld for delibera tion. Mr. Charles Callahan, of Chicago, counse for YcCormick, arrived to-day, but objected to an interview. George Harding, of Phila delphia, also of McCormick s counsel, wil arrive to-ruorr .w. STATU NEWS ITEMS. At the present time there is scarcely cnogli corn in this County to Bupnly tli home demaul, and the feed men are unable to supply Umr customers at all times. Leb anon Pioneer. A -little one-year-old daughter of J. W Crown fell into a cistern at Fort Wayne, the other day. and was drowned. The mother ran to th cistern and saw the child go down, but was powerless to help it. During the past week L. G. Duval. Tvho was conti ned in Jail as insane, confessed that he killed George lxng, who: went away in charge of a tow about twenty-two year$ and never returned Canneltou Journal The Crawford County Democrat savs there are many fields in that Countv in which the wheat stands six feet high, and boasts of oats hve feet six inches high. The Democrat eayg- "ihe wheat this year will ihake up tne oia tresners. l Jehn McCrory, of Washington Township. died last baturday, and was buried on Mon day. Some years ago he was poisoned at f picw:C by ice cream or lemonade which he naa -ca en into nis stouiacn, ana it is thought that he never rt covered fully from theeliects of it. uusoville Jacksonian TLe army-worm Is present in countless numbers in parts of t loyd, Harrison, asn ington and Clark Counties. In some locali ties they ere doing a great deal of damage to the growing crops, attacking meadows. wneat r.eias, oats ana corn. .Many of the tanner are ditching against the pests. The farmers are jubilant over the fin proipects for an abundant crop of wheat. oats and hay the coming harvest. Wheat will be rine enough tocutin many places bv ine zbin inst, .tears, nowever, are enter tained for the corn crop, some farmers clain-ing that there will not be a half yield. ortn ernon aim. An Indian mound has been discovered at Clarkvilie, Clark County. Four fndian skeleton have been unearthed, one with warn t urn in hu skeleton hands. The bones are in a tine state of preservation. Saws made ironi bon, pipes and various Indian tools wre found and are iu the possession of Mr. iiusk. the discoverer. IieUirn continue to be received at Pern concerning the operations of the lightning rod shariiers in that vicity. A Mr. Miller. oi Clay iownsnip, signed a bogus contract and otmpromised bv Daring 300. Mr. Knight, of Üanta Fe, is a vicitim to a con siderable amount John Springer, an es timable farmer, donated S'y4 ( to the sharks. Uhere seems to be no end to the rascalities of these fellows, and as most of their dupes prefer to grin and bear it. the scarpers ere comparatively sale., Last month a lady iiving in New York visited Mr.. J. Fisher, of Somerset Coun ty, an-d while there was taken ill. Her physician's bill was She told Mr. Fish er, when Ehe left-for home, that he would remit at onse the $S1 to him. and reouested that he pay the doctor. A day or two aso tbe letter arrived, and bv mistake was dliveredtoa -.yountr scapezrace whose nam. is S. J. Fisher. A3 soon as he saw the con tents of the le tter he iut.it in his pocket and jumped the town. Hie whereabouts are now unknown. Mr. Robert Porter exhibited r th 3 Tribune o&ce a Datural curiosity in the anape oi a xour-lecged chicfcen. The cliicken recently ijaxcbed is of ordicary size aa j has four perfectly Jorwtd legs .and feet. Two .re iu the noual place, and tCie chicken twes tkera in walking tho sime at all feathered kind. The eitra lepa are on .the back And extend outward and npward. The chicken seecis to be in a poor state of Lealth au4 ia likely to lire C. H. Goodrich retorts another case of Btture'ai'reaks quite as peculiar. An ewe its a lara Hock of pheep on his farm about three weks ago cave birtü toalaiab with, but three legs.' The left fori pw it pnrirl shyifir nrt uun o .i,,l r J - M c. OJiUUl T der blaxia being noticeable. Tbe lamb is? living acd quite on playful and frigVy as the average perfectly formed animal, 'it performs like a rabbit iu jumnintr about and sitting doan on its haunches. South dien 1 Tribune. TLe case of tbe Hartsville University vs. Willi: m Llerallen3 estate, which has been pendint in (lie Bartholomew and Shelby County Court for several years, was tried at tneiDyvlllo last week, and a judgment given the plaintiff lor $2,0S0 by default. Several year ago Mr. Llewallen gave the Trustees of the University his note for $2,0u0, pay; able after his death. Shortly after this he concluded not to pay the note, and going to the University, a.-ked to ee the note, saying be wanted to make a copy of it. After get tine the note in his possession he put it into his mouth, masticated and syrallQn'ed it.

I For this art he was indicted bv fli Trust

with the ab ive result. It will be remembered that Llewallen got into an ugly scrape here last summer, which caused him to commit suicide by jumping out of the window of John Ovrniyer's law orace, in the second story of Whitcomb's building. North Vernon Sun. A Telling Law. Mr. Charles Law, Jr., in conversation with one of oar representatives, recently eaid: "I have been a sufferer from rheumatism and neuralgia for the past ten year, and tried all kinds of remedies. Having beard so much about St. Jacob's Oil, I tried a bottle, and found it truly wonderful." Pottstown( Pa.) Ledger. Great Dtmsad for Ueatty'a Organs. . Peatty's Beethoven Organ is meeting with wonderful sale. Nearly two thousand were manufactured and shipped during the month of May from his factory at Washington, N. J. A special ten dayoffer is made to the readers of the Seutinel in another column. Mirrors tell the story of complexions beautified by the aid of Glenn's Sulphur Soap. 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Besides arresting the decay of neglected or abused teeth and removing tartar and other impurities which causes them to bec.-me dim and lustreless, it purl flea the breath and remedies canker in mouth, u A Card. To all who are suffering from the Jerrors and Jin dlecretlous of youth, nervous weakness, early de cay, loss of mf.nhood, etc., I will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self -addressed envelope to Rev Joseph T. Inman. Station D, New York City, o Forty Tears Experience of an Old Nnrse . iiRS. WN8Lovrs soothing STEUP is the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses ia the United States, an has been used for forty years with never-failins eucccsb, by millions of mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea. gnplng in the bowels and wind colic By giving health to the child, it resta the mother. Price, twenty-five cents a bottle. 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Price J1.50 rer lud a J J It'TT r.yv .m m . . n Pronrtetors of the Llehtniug ALstract of Title and Index Combined, lnvill. Tnd. J- A MONTH AbEXTS WANTED 90 BEST Felling articles in tie world: 1 sample ir-n. a auress jxj r.ronuon. ueiriit. Mich. FOR SALE. - T7K)R SALE Matthews' Patent Renewable Mem AS orandurn Book. Send for rn m pie copy aud price list, ham rle3 sent nostra'.! tr tit -.c. tu iwripi 01 m ior iso. 1, or 40 cents lor o. J0U SALE GRA&.S FARMS. 71? teres, stock lam. exrellent nrpVir1 in uui.uiuit. auoui Xt Zolles soutb of Mnorni la Morgan County. Price, $20 per acre. 21' acres of rough grass land, good orchard and small house, about Z miles southeast of Mon rovia, morgan uouniy. rrtce 10 per acre. .'W acres, 3 miles west of Greeucastle. Putnam Connty. Price $15 per aere. lbtl acres. . riles west of Greencastle. hnn about half .lowed. Price. S.5 per a:re. 16 acres, about 2 miles east of Eminence. Mor gan County, about half piowed, remainder good timber. Pnce. 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They are worth much more than above prices, but being taken on foreclosure brcorpontiong deriou to close out this class of arsets, ar orl'-jred at cost, on payments of one fourth cash and remainder la ten annual payments, with 6 per cent. Interest, payable half-vearlv Tl. es are the lowest prievs. So other property will be I taken in exchange. I X KANCJ3 SMITH & CO. Indiana poll?, Ind. 17-5

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and end you a receipted bill in full for ninety dollars (00), which ia the reeular and only rrioe at which this Onran is sold. Th nrioo will anon hn

advanced to $l'iK.OO. on account of the increase mate rlils med in Us construction. - t I desire tlitf instrument Introduced without

rpeoial offer so you may order one now. I look to future sales for my profit, as the BeHhoren makes me thousands of friends. I regard this manner of introducing it better than spending hundreds of dollars in newspaper

'Address or call upon DANIEL F- BEATTY, Washington, fJevv Jersey.

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THE HANCOCK INSPIRATOR FAIRBANKS &, COMPANY, 20 South Mcridir.n Street, Indianapolis

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Mii.0 R. Smitü anl D. M. Bradphkuv, for Pis in tiff. Attorpors STATE OF INDIANA. Marion bounty the (hieui; Court vi Marlon Countv. i;i ti.e hr Mute oi Indiana No. 3.131 C. C. Peiitiou niHudK'e. The f-mte of Indiana ex rel. James B'.iikirchnn vs. Edward H. Wolf, Auditor of the üt.te of iüu:ana. nc-Iüou I.uce. et 1 1; it known that, on the 20:b day of Mar. 18-2. the above rained tdniiititf. .y his f.:iorr.cys. filed in the oh':ee -f the Clerk of the irrui; t (.ürt cf Marion County, in the ltc of Indiana, i.is complaint niininst the above named '.efer.ilii.Tt. elou Lui-e. etal.. and tii. ttid plair.tiii' havirg also, on said dnte, tiled in o.-n Court the aflidavi; of n competent p'irMin. showing that vaid (ieiVivintit, Nehon Luce, is i.or a resident of tli? .v.r.te i Indiana; and that said cause of cetloi is in relation to real estate, and that said Luce is a necessary party thereto Now, therefore, by ord.-r of said Court, wdd lefeiwlant last n)ove nunied la herety notiric-d of the riline ei:d pcndei:cy of snid com plaint agninst hhn. and that unless he rppears ami r.nswcia or demurs thtreto at the calling oi mH cause, on the 2Sth dav -f August, lJ. the same being tha second j-.dlch'.l" dav it term of sidcl Court, to te Lectin ::d h'.ld at the 'oiirt House, in the city of li.öi.mniK!is. on the fourth Monday in Aug'Ht. :.v J. sni 1 ex inplidnt. and the matters and things therein roi.Uihied and HUeuixi, ill be heard and '.e tormined in Lis al fence. jnay:n 3w DANIEL M. RAXSPELL. CV-St NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. , Notice is hereby Mvt n that the nn'ters'iTc". j has been appointed asfience of the estste i t W ilen. Webb .VCo.. and n!oof the es!ateKf "VJ jü-r W. Woollen snd Villin t. Wobl. as-ieii-i1 ice ' for the bene.1t of their creditors. Crr.$ "-.. :.r- ! requested to file their eiimslth the h Vr'L'iitd without delay. . FRANKLIN L.VNUiK-". June 7. 1S.S2. ieH-3w -

THE FAMOUS 27 STOP BEETHOVEN ORGANS. Suitable for the Parlor, Chapel, lodge, ChairA cr Sabbath School.

A BKIEF DESCRIPTION PRICE P"xed tcith Organ Jlcneh, Jiook and Muiic. O JV i r S90.no CASE. ITiir.dsome Solid Black Walnut, manufactured so as not to take the dirt or dust. Thoroughly seasoned an i kilndried, so that it will stand the tst of any climatt, handsome rur.bed Varnis.li finish and polish; carved and ornamented with arabesque designs in gold, fret music desk, pocket. har dies and lamp stands. It is built to last, not for show. ACTION. Containing 27 Stopm, with a treat wiriety of fctop Combinations, enabling the pert irnier to imitate (by following the f irnple instructions wnt) a French Horn, Violin, Piccolo, Saxapbone, Y Orehestra, Cello, Church Pipe Organ, and many other beautiful effects. In addition you have the regular ordinary Organ at your conuaand. 27 STOPS as follows: l-CVJIo. S foot tone. 14 Echo, S foot tone, t Melodia. 15 Imlciana. t foot tone. 5- Clarfcjt lla. lft Clarion t. foot. tone. 4-Manuailiur-3afs,l4 foot 17-Voix Celeste, S foot tone. ton. lS-Violina, 4 foot tone. 6 Bourdon, IS foot tone. II Vox Jubilante, S and 4 6 Faxanhone. foot tone. foot tone. 7 Viol diGamr, foot ton M Hecolo, t foot tone. 8 Diapason, S foot tone. ai Coupler H.irniomque. fr-Viola Iolee, 4 foot tone. Si-Orcheftral Forte. 19 Grand Expressiime, 8 foot 3-Grand Organ Knee Step. tone. 2i KiRht Knee Stop. 11 Frvnch Horn, foot tone. r Automatic Valve Stop. IS Harp yKolian. l-KiRbt pui lex Uamer. IS Vol Humana, Trcmnlant. ?7 Left bnplex Pamper. HifA grand aud thrilling accessor) and -otn hi nation effect. BELLOWS.-Finest Treble Rubber. Upright püttern, three bellows combined, with four Steel Springs, with Automatic Valve Stop, an Ingenious armnt'ement for preventing an over-supply of air. REE DS. 10 full Sets Reeds. Are of the Celel. rated Golden Tongue (patented,) the tongue of which are secured to the block by dovetailing instead of ordinary rivet, which soon breaks or rattles. The Golden Tongue never breaks or wears out. holds its tone perfectly. No tuning is ever required after leaving factory. TONE. Superb. Thrillingly Pweet and Tr-re. 1 challenge comparison with any instrument ever manufactured at four tinie-s the price. An Organ like the above containing the same variety of music would cost through hih-priced organ manufactur TUB HEADERS see and appreciate its Kow.ir you win KE.MIT this Orean immediately. in the price of labor and delay, and make this price man an ordinary

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Sept. 6. 1882. 'Oct 7. IN THE EXPOSITIOll BUILDINGS 1 ted States. . XV m. II. Stewart, Scc'y. ma 1 a rjsa 1 in SEND US YOUR BUS! MESS CARD FOR TRADE LIST. D, IÄSDSETH.& SOKS. PHILADELPHIA, Wf?ua1 fT;ii m4 rt.iVki huUlwl s j J martere a cy tne Ätate o: l.aCharter 20':B fcr I eivinrr i , 2o':s fcr it.e express purpose of l-l ....... WW. bfc hill ,4. 1. chronic, urinary :id private chronic, diseases, it andSvn! f .diseases. Gdr.orrhcca. Glett rWjmX - . $f ar,-d Syphilis in all their ccm-f-j .-pr pleated fcrms, also all diseases ci tne akin ana u.ood prcmptly relieved and perrr.aner.t!y cured by remedies ' . 'j '''. v- J j'Äfeiii iH-rxal rrattke. Seminal Weakness, riirM Looses ty Dreams, Pimp!es on the Face, Lo-,t Mar.hoai pctitive.y cured. Thr9 is tio cxpcrhtirniimj 'ihe appropriate remedy is at ence used in each case. Treatment by correspondence if a v.iit to the city is inconvenient. Medicines sent by Mail and Express. No mari.s on package to indicate its contents or sender. Send 10c for book: Lost Manhocd Regained. Large revised work 2.1c. Alt Consultation? and ConiMuniratioHM taredlii Confidential, "ti MRS HE OF Dra.&2& for Diseases of the Kidaeys, Irequent Urination, Female Weakness, LeucorThoea and Painful itfen-strual-on. $J.IM) per quart bettle; 6 bottles ftr$ 10. ! i.w wise c? m rswis j Nervous Debility, Lost Energy, Imprudences cf I Youth or later Years, Wasting Diseases, and DysI pepsia. $1.00percuartbottIe;Gbottlcs for f..t.. iikea charm upon the cebihtated Nervous Systerr, : invigorate the Generative Organs, and radical ; and permcncrtly remove c!I immediate and rerr.ote efftcts of exhausted vitality, caused ty i:r.prueences or excesses. SvJ.I'! f.er box; C bo-rs for S-j.OJ. Sent by mail, reaieu. on receipt of t-'-cc. y.o. '204 Wa:!ndon Street, ( hier.-. III. ers nt leart $iro. This combination cf r.ocd-noard nnd stop ork. bear in mind, in tlie LELTHOVEN is patented. Ko other organ maker dare build it. PRICE. The puce of this Cran, which in-c.iiiiit-s a music lxxk, tTpan.penoh, clioice music. ( n c . . . . . . 1 I ... .1 " 1 J . , . . . tences may be made by Pank Irat Post ( v,T!. Money Order, Kppi;tered ljettr. or Firpr(s prepaid. WARRANT ED. The BEETHOVEN is warranted for six 3 tars. Shipped on one year's triad. FACTOR Y. Corner RaJroad Ave. and Beatty St., Washington, New Jersey. Largest in the world. P.i.r.ning day and night to CÜ al orders promptly ilo wuem it tavj (Ccucntt: J-Ifthe Bcetbovcn Organ, after gne year's constant nso, does net give yen perfect satisfaction in every particular, and ia in ary -way not as repre sented in this adveriiscment, 1 hereby bind myself to take it back and refund you your money paid in current funds, with legal interest cf New Jersey, (six per cent.) I further agree to pay freight charpes on tbe instrument both wsyp, tho money to be refunded immeditiely npen receipt cf the inftrnmtiit at WaKblcgton, New Jersy. I further agree, if requested, to exchange It for any other otgan or piano a ftown in my catalogue. Very truly yours. r HOW TO ORDER Enclosed find monry for Beethoven Organ. 1 bars read yenr statement in regard to it in this adv rtisement, and I order one on condition that it most prove exactly as represented in every particular, or I shall return it st the end of ons year use and demand the return of my money, with interest from the very moment I for ward it, at six percent., according to your offer, ffe very particrdar tn gire your Xante. Post Office, County, State, Freight Sia1ion,andonKhat Kailroad. iTWBe sure to remit by Bank Draft. lst Office JJoney Order, Registered Letter or Express prepaid

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advertising. The Organ speaks for itself. Often 20 sales nave been traced from the first sold in a new neighborhood. rThi3 offer is positively good for only ten days from date. TLEASE BEAK THIS IN MIND. This news-paper must be returned to secure this special price. If mailed from your post office within ten days from this date, it will be received, not otherwise, or you may accept by telegraph on the last day, and remit by mail on that day I shall l-OSITTVELY refuse all orders under 90, unless accompanied with this newspaper, and payment must be mailed within ten days as ppecified. DATED, WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY, JlE 14, 1882. N. B. As this special offer is limited and will not be repeated, if ycri have not all the money in hand, it will pay, you to borrow a part from your friends, and thus secure the best organ that can be offered, at a less

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Buggy Company

STILL LEADS WITH THE LARGEST. In tho World, AnrJeiUthe Best Bufjgytn the Globe for the money. Send for CatcJecue and iTest.'monlals if Hundreda of liv?rytr.en wbo have used them. Address COLUMBUS BÜGGY CO Columbus, Ohio. TESTIMONIALS. Gr.tlemon Your b-irrics hf.vc given me entir satisfaction. U-th in style and dimbili'y. 1 have used thfin for the pst three years. Your recent improvement on road wagons 1 consider the best 111 tlie market. . JAMES II. RAMSEURO. F.-jen'fc. Maryland. Dear ?irs-vc buve bugtl ci your mi.se that have bJ.-n in use trjree jenr, ar.d no busgy that webavM that '.-ost ttvice tho amount bmgiveri bt iter sa '.is: ction. - . , A , J II. ALEXANDER. Johnstowu, l'h. fien tit men ".Ye hfire ie1 the -olnmb;i- R:g Cnrx.a-i 's work f... th lit rive ye.-- s sua c-)'i?.-T!t'ou)y n-cx-iameiialt as firict:-2ret-ci v. f tylo. rant'-ris!. workrcf.ns;! and drabl l:y. Ywur buggies have given belter satis'mi than any other mat ' .f vehicle we hHvehadi, u ior the la-t ten ; i.". PALMFR A WHITTAKHl Kei Get. Iowa. tt.-t.-roi-ji It citrr.e ilenre b ttof that I b.ivT: , i cu -t!i- g yt-ur bUjrde? and rr;i.-acs for :onr ytA. a: d en 3 aly r-ic.rai,-.e!.(i la ta any oo in wsni f iri:.;;j or oisrb.o. Y- rs r'.iv, v i- I- GUIiiLE. Macmb, Illinois. (letit'erriei Win- ,-ic, t r1;--. r. vr , . , ws'ou. e; 1 do 110 iet-i-Ii.Cj:1 f-HMl'B i,MT ' iii-r-iö. ci --wn. liur l.iü.'f'ie? -.i.c... uiM-v h-s in wo-i.n.i;tn:p, material, and :.r..-.rtions. t. j.g a loi .j-Mt ai t tor a reliahl .litt ca be hAi hi a price icwf r lüsii ani r'.ivary ir.anuffi. tiirtr c.-a t u-d;:f-e and sell thS me 'i.AiV.y ci work at. Yours, etc.. . ... . LS. KIUVK.. Conneauiyt-.e, Pa. i'a'Cs for the money Kcspectfjlly. r i M. HAMLIN. Lawrence, Kar.sax. De?r firs We have been ming yonr bngries fox :iiclat four or five years. Thev have :iven en :ire satisfaction. 1 1 Link they are the best bug-' ;;cs made for th mo::er. wi. i, m W-.B-i"'M!a&CO., Urerymen. Wbitth2tl, LliuoL-. Pcpr eirs I have ea r.rlr.g yorr br.j:!;ie5 and l.:.,eiw.s inny tusit-e.-s fvr over there T ,rs, and : cr.ccnuiiy iccorjme.i rmir -.irir irvt.v. itn that can fta:jd 'ie n .nk in tiiv.rv-tt..P. n,-it he .l eroa f.;ite;iRl. 'i1 rn lr.Tm c : me the sr.ir.e g-.l tnater.Al and bt; le es y-u h -ten uoii.'g i Faau use no oiüer work thaii:i voik f,f the Columbns li.v-ry Compary.of Clu Ii. Ohio. Very respeetfal.y, LAIiNtsI' BCKGP07IF. rt- v, Liurysndäalecble. Washington, D. C. Gentlemen We hiro y.-i h...,i:ir. i't.r two selten, an J Live Irs every instance foui i .'(Kir bUCtlOS first eins Wo tr.. UfkI ... uf yonr jobs retu.nied to us for rej.Kirs: neither ":tHu a s:i:eie ctimDiänt ..n r- , t.f wi-rk not btij? perfectly sa:ifctoiy. veiy roperumiv, o , r, , H. P. iiCCKLEY&CO. Sprlnafield, Ilitnois. lear Sirs As an evidence of ir r nn-vriaHot of rr ur bnejrles, v h5cb I have Ix-eu iising for wmf time in my nvery, i 1-icii-se or-iers f..r more. oure re-xtfully. w. . NEW. Dan viLe, Ya. Dear fir Yonr worn has nf.-t fni'ed in slnels .i)s:.a?.ie to Live eaure Mtisfrtion. ami r-rovea cjual t.f grfater .t-mereer.cit. tl.sji you tl!ra foi it. We heartily r-wmin ;.d I. sü . nitrier fr the piloo to any bug-rt of v. hi. h vw hftVe ar.v knowle.h,e. Yo'irs trnjy. T SOU A3 & 13 L0. Baldwin, Miss Gentlemen Flh ving sold your busies for ;me me, 1 csn earlJly st-.y ti.ey give- entire satisfao. it:i. 1 have nvtr seen r.ny factory tr.rgy equal - - - " J T w Ol IAJ v-lJa -.Äve :Äen in nr twoyecrs atleat bv men who re very hard drivers, ana the bhirgtes itre se good - v iii n bought. Yours, D. A. GAYLORD. MansSt Id, Pa. CertlcrrtE I häve no hesitancy la Faying that tbe Intlis rnarsnlactured by the Columbus m.pry c rr.psny are the best werk forthe price I bar- any Viit.wlidte of. In nota eiLgle iustance h&s there been a-iy dtsatiAfactron on the part ol si:y oue of rry turtomers. FRANK L, II ALL. Owensbo:o, Ky. Dear Sir Fcr the psjt two Tears we have use yovrr tucgies side by side with other makes 1 both our 6!alls, and are perfot.tly satistieo wiU 'he siniigth, durabXitv and workmanship, corj ; a ied with ethers. As fast s our fcUKk in liveri. m-fd up we si all Teplare them with your ma j scture. inowin? from experience that it-is kjst we can do. Resreifuliy, SWEET & FOLLANSBEK Quincy, EJ. Gentlernen Your bup-ns 1.. ttis taction of the country are giving perfect atis.'aeüou for durability and tinish. As for style, they can tiot be suriased. I took erst premium at two Fair last Fall with one I bad used four months, and had been washed, I presume, twentv times, nid tili the painting held its elosa. Thev are pronounced here as the finest buggies going. " ,r Vpry truly, T. M. BLOOD Madison, Lake County, Ohio.

BUGGY MANUFACTORY

de'!th-e:i I hate n ted yonr Brewster ?!dc-bai i.'Vwii ...r f i- y--rs. l eaner y i!h bu?ir.es that hi itt m.c nso, x.d j r;r buggies were th nrt ;t went out u ar count of Uing sj ie bar. I: ey have rot coK ice Sr. for rrj njrs, and those 1 "..vve h Id of yonr renke hhve viveu g.wd Fatisfaotioii. Ithinjt that yon nuke the cheap tand beet ro,d wagons that ere rr.tide in the United

ERANCn SALESROOM: 58 Vest Washingtons A, W. MADDEN", JIanaser.