Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1883 — Page 5

J vi . i . .- t 4 - a . -. r THE INDIANA STATE SEJfTIKEU WEDNESDAY. FEimUAIiY 7, 1883.

A BIO DEFICIT.

Tha Trtunrw of Alabama Appropriates S2?7,OCO of tb. EtatVa Fonda and Sklpa Oat. Moktgomebt. Ala, Jan. 3L There la great excitement here. A Commute e to examine the books and account oi State Treasurer Vincent were to have begun the Examination yesterday. Vincent left the city Monday night A letter from him to his chief clerk was delivered to the Utter late yesterday evening, 10 be laid before the Governor. Vincent paid he was behind, but was going to New York to get the money, whicn the letter indicated he had loaned. An examination of the books, cashier's

" and others, late last night, showed that Vincent speculated largely in cotton futures. VThe deficit, as far as can be gathered, ia between $225, OX) and $300.000. f Treasurer Vincent left Monday night by

what route is not known. The Governor will offer a large reward, and has sent telegrams to the pclice ot all large cities. Vincent is five feet ten inches high, very neat in dress, brown hair and beard fall and long, with mustache. He has very bad teeth and a scar on the forehead. The Governor sent to the Legislature the following message; To the House of Representatives: It becomes my painful and mortifying dut7 to Inform jou that laaac H. Vincent, Treasurer of btate, 1 short m hla accounts and has lelt the city. This fact was first mad mown by Viuceut In the following note to a. i. urawiora, ciera m is oßire. cated the last, waica whs reied lyt'nwloru on i.ie aiiemoon ot De win net. and waa communicated to xu at 8:30 p. m. that day ; 8tate of Alabama, Trbacry Department, ) Mon too 31 es T, Jan. 2a, j Dear Cbawfokd: I find this evening that my money is not here, neither baa it been paid over to the Importers' Mud Traders' Bank as premised. I leave lor New York to straighten the whole matter. I have, perbaps. waited too long and will be censured,

put I have no idea or running away, i wun you foul aisesa the ComraLssionem and after the

balance Is learned as them to wait a nay sua telewraphme, care of Fred Wolffe, New York. If anything happens me I wlbh to slate empaatlcally and positively that being behind in my cash is my own fault and that you have bad nothing to do with it. Your friend. (Signed) J. IL Viscent. Tho amount of Vincent's defalcation can only oe sscertained after careful examination of the Treasurer's boots and a careful count cf the money in the Treasury, but a hurried and partial Investigation Indicates that it Is more than $.00.GCO. It is not known by what train or in what direction Vincent left Montgomery. Means will be adopted to Intercept and detain him if possible. It In believed the State Is largely secured against ultimate low. The two Houses will have communications deli yered to them from time to aime of any farther word that comes into m hands. (Signed) K. A. Ü Xeal, Governor. Large sums cf money, sent te Fred Wolfle, supposed to be dealing in cotton, Jdave been traced np, and he dealt also, it is upocsed, with other cotton houses. 'ihe Committee counted t!ie money in the Treasury vault, and found $152,000. The deficit is $227,000, amply secured by good bondsmen. It is developed that the money was taken in the last two years, and nearly all before November last Vincent, by the statement of a witness before the Committee, lost over $100 000 in cotton through one house Fred Wolffe's and some through others. It is surmised he may have loaned some. There has been some talk since he bought his house, rich f urnimre, carnage and horses. The Governor has taken charge of the keys of the Treasury. The default will not interfere with the business cf the Statet in the least, or cause any interruption to the paj-ment of warrants. Tbe January interest is all paid. New York, Jan. 31. Tbe defalcation of State Treasurer Vincent, ot Alabama, caused a great surprise. Vincent La a lartre acuainrance in W all street and is well liked. Vi c erks in the office of Frederick VtoltVa J deferred inquirers to tbe chief for the nature and extent of the business dene. Wolffe this evening refused to 6 peak npon the eub'ject. The Importers' and Traders' Bank C paid the January interest, Vincent having 'sent the money in advance, as was the ccs 1 torn. The bank loses nothing. The police v scoured tne hotels for v lucent. Although

rwjpot found, it is believed he is in the city.

V ine defalcation, it is thought, will interfer

witn the arrangements to take np the County bondi at nineteen cents on the dollar. THE CIBCC9 FIBS. Terrible Details of tha Flreat Ilardltücheft. Jfarw.YoBr, Jan. 30. TLe English mails bring " accounts of the Berditecheff Circus fire. The Vienna correspondent of the Loa don Chronicle gives tbe following account The performers had reached the fifth item in the programme, twenty clowns be ing in the ring, when another clown in act ing costume rushed in shouting "Fire fire!" At first the people thought this was part of the programme and laughed, but immediately afterward the ringmaster rushed in and gave the alarm. The scene of horror tbat ensued was indescribable. The udienca was so closely packed that motion was almost impossible. Borne in despair flung themselves from the galleries, and parents unable to save themselves made le?pcrate attterapta to fare their children by throwing them down into the rintr. Some cf the men wearing the long coats of the iiusaian Jews were entangled on spikes, and remained hanging in the air while the whole building resounded with heartrend ing cries. In the ring where the clowns had been performing there was a carpet, and in little while the children weie safe in the cen rof this, but when the grown Deorle 'in their despair bezan jumping from the dress circle and galleries, the whole ring oecame an inextricable mass, in which tbe children were trampled to death and suffocate 1 before the flames reached

-4 them, but even this was not the

f wot6t. The horses soon became unmanageable, and about a dozen of them, driven Wad with pain and terror, broke into the png, trampling to death the people huddled together there. All this occurred in less "Time than it takes to describe it and in ten rainutes all was over, at least half the people who had been in the building bei eg bqrned to death or suffocated. At the windows and various exits scenes of the moat horrible description were enacted, some of the strongest, in their efiorts to extricate themselves from the trugsling mass, iorcing otneis, nearer than them eel vee, into the flames. INHUMAN ITT. Pitiful Story of at Patient fUoeatlr Be . leased From the Pennsylvania Insane Asylant at Dlimont. aic. Pa., Feb. L-nOr. Julius 8evlo, a prac titioner of this city for more tha half a century, and at one time Erie's leading physician, makea allegations of hocklng cruelty among the insane Inmates of tie State Arylum at DIxxaont Dr. Sevla returned to Erie a few days ago after so Joarnlng eight years la tie Asylum a an incane patient. His dLmlssal on the ground of sanity was brought ahoitby pacrerful local influence exerted in hlj favor, and he now states that out ior grom aecepuwn and the blackest treachery practiced he onht to nave been restored to bi home and f:leuds nearly pevon years ago. A bant eight years epo jr. Devin a nuna gave way UK der a sad bereavement and be waa committed to Dlxmortfor treats men:, tie state that in less thau eighteen mom hi regained his mental faculties and applied for diachante. but that ae waa told to be satisfied where he was. Ail hi letters addressed to hla ;amllyln rie never went beyoad the Arjlum. md be P3.jn he was subjected to the aost bitter indignirlas. Ail his pathetic appf-als tot restoration were unbeaded, and month after jnonth, year after year rolled on without a chance rA ear-ape, until some mouths ago the heart of a yoang attendant named (vcorpe Hoener was touched by I, bevln'a pitiful conditio, and be emwenied to mail the Doctor betters detain-, e the horrors of his captivity. The letter reached his friends here, who had be?uo to think hi inflrmltr iaeursblf .' and the Probai Judra. If rn. WliUam A. Gfibrsiih, interested himself la thai matter. Th result wsi that w Ithln a short time the doon cf Iixaaont were thrown open to Dr.

Sevin. Tbe old gentleman says one of hla com-

wtnloni, a young uennan, biww uuuiu, FltUiburjr, who had also recovered bat was detained, was brutally kicked hy a keeper. He fell insensible, and In falling Inflicted a terrible gash in his head. Ina few days tie died, and the Superintendent of the Hospital, Dr. Reed, rereived a report that Thumb bad died from a fit of epUensy. Dr. Sevia alo declares that iir. oonMauntio iicuuiuti, compllahed scholar and as sane m anv living man, la the prisoner of his wife's paramour, who regulany paya lor the hnsband a support In the Asyli-m. He waa sent to Dlxmont a few years ago on petition of the wife. "Over sixty patients." says Dr. Sevin, "who are saoe are confined in Dlxmont. with no hope of release. I could mention irstancea of men who are imprisoned there the victims ot outrageoua plota. what I have said is not half what I know." br. Reed is the Superintendent of the State Afylum. and Dr. Sevin saya his infirmities prevent him from exercising proper supervision, and that he has to depend on young doctors. . THE PUBLIC DaCItT. Statement of tho Government's Obligations. "Washisgtos, Feb. 1. Tbe following la a recapitulation of the debt statement issued to-day: Interest-bearing debt bonds at S C6Dt . Four and a half per centa......... per 8l.32S.750 2Ö0.UUO.0UC Four per cent . . Three per cents Refunding certlficat a 738,'J7,SfX) 291,41 1,&)0 33, KY) aavy pension luna. 14,UU0,'XX! Total Interest bearing debt-...-f 1.3T6.130,0M Total debt.., Letal tenders.. Sl,SK.533.5;H t mo,un:jf6 12.40,000 115.5-22.410 7,01,C'J3 Certirlcates of depotsit (iold and silver certl Beates. Fractional currency Total without interest; Total interf t... Cash In Treasury..... ........... Debt less cash in Ireasury Decrease during February Decrease since J une 80, ibSl .$ 511.770.70D f 10,15a 890 , 31S.7M.&:i 1.5,j3,9C6.7,.2 13 .6 56 XKi 5.00T.6Ö7 Current LiabilitiesInterest due and unpaid S 2,413 "CS lKbt on which interest has ceased.-... 14.Ci2,715 Interest thereon... 4t,9i9 Ckld and silver certificates 14),522,310 l'niuxl States notes held for redemrUon (certificates of deposit) -- 12.490,000 Cash balance available Feb. 1, ÜW3 lia.2oS.21 Total... S 318.7S5.C31 Available AssetsCash In Treasury.... .$ Bonds issued to Pacific Railway Companies, interest payable in lawful money, principal outstanding Interest accrued and not yet paid....... Interest paid bv Uuited States Interest ret aid bv Companies by 013,735.361 G1,6C3,.M2 8'2;.117 572,2Äl,si transportation service 16,317,573 By cash payments, 5 per" cent, of net earning?.... G55,l'. Balance of interest paid by United b La tea. 40.310.C10 AX THE NORTHERN PRISON. The Senate Prison Committee Investigate the Management of It and Find Every thins Lovely Warden Mordock Coc grata lated Upon the bnccess of Ilia SXaoasement. Special to the Sentinel: Michigak Citt, Ind., Feb. 2. The Senate Prison Committee arrived here this morning for the dnal object of investigating the man agement of the rnson and hearing the peti tion of the citizens for the construction of the Fish Lake sewer. The delegation was a little nervous in consequence of the tedious night journey, but the courteous h epitality oq tbe part of the citizens soon restored them to their normal condition. A visit was made to the Prison at early morning, before the blinding snow, and a thorough overhauling of the institution was entered into. Every nook and corner was in?ected. The prisoners were interviewed and the various Ehop. Hospital, oflicea and fish rooms fully inquired into, and the uniniruous opinion was that they were in eminently tatisfactory order. In secret session the Committee passed an order instructing the Warden to present a detailed report of convict labor contracts, together with the number of men employed outside of the walls, the object being to cut off the latter arrangement, assuming it interferes with public labor. In the afternoon the Committee was entertained at luncheon by Mrs. Senator Hutchinson, and after the ride through the city repaired to the parlor of the Jewell House, where a committee of citizens presented their claims for an appropriation for he erection of the proposed sewers; $33,000 is asked. The Committee is favorable to the scheme. The kindness and attention of Warden Murdock is spoken of cn all side?. and there is general satisfaction among the citizens here with bis management. DISASTROUS SNOW SLIDES. Tbirty Miners Hnrled Down at Mountain several Killed Perilous Position of Train and Paasengera, Denver, Jan. 31. Last night about three miles from Crested Butte occurred one of the moet disastrous snow slides ever known in the Rocky Mountain region. Late in the night thirty men employed in the Howard F. Smith anthracite coal mine were startled from their sleep by an ominous rumbling noiee, and almost instantly an avalanche was npon them, ihe buildine in which they were sleeping was crushed to atoms and the human occupants hnrled down the mountain side. A rescuing party started ont from Crested Butte as soon as the news was received, and after sev eral hours of indefatigable labor the men were all uncovered. Philip Carmin, Logan Inman, Louis Richard, William Mocre. Charles Betts, J. J. Raymond and one otner, name unknown, were found dead, Eighteen ethers were wounded, several fatally. All of the Company's expensive it! ac m aery was destroyed. A passenger train yesterday, when within six miles of Crested Butte, divided, the en gine going ahead to clear the uack. When about four miles where it left the coaches the engine was struck by a snow-slide. ditched, and is now under about twenty feet of snow. A wrecking engine, which left this morning, could not get nearer than two miles of the coaqhes, and returned to night for the starving passengers. SNOWS LI DES. Immense Slldea on tbe Mountains in the West Ten Men Burled Iteneath tbe Snow. Dekyer, Jan. 30. The Republican Gunnison special says: "Last night about 1 o'clock a snowallde started from the sum' mit of Ruby Teak, near Irwin, travelled at a fearful velocity, a distance of a mile to the botttom of the gnlcb, totally destroying and carrying with it all the shaft houses and machinery, connected with the Ruby Chief, Howard Extension, Durango and Oakea mines. Eight men unable to -escape were carriad to the bottom and buried in the snow. A rescuing party started in search of the lost ones, and when found r rank IColand was dead, Tom Brown and William Cole man probably fatally injured. Last Saturday J. W. Goodspeed, brother of tbe celebrated divine of Chicago, and Superintendent of the Paradise Mining Company, whtfe crossing the mountains near Gothic was caught in a snowuide and hurled t.t the gulch below, and bcried 100 feet under the auow, where the body must remain until summer, lie leaves a widow and two children la Gothic This morning an immense alkie on Gothic Mountains, near Gothic, went down with such frightful force aa to ihaia the whole town like an earthquake. Five Slexleana Creaaated In m Flrewarka Favcory. Matakoras. Mex., Jan. SL Yesterday the fireworks factory of Sr. Neyra. in Arneeameca, eaught ou lire. The neighbors were soon collected by the reports of the rockets, etc., as they exploded one after another, bat could do nothing until the flames had burnt up all the inflammable matter within their reach. Then an examination of . the mits showed four bodi of tho members of the family of 6r heyra ahockifiglr burned. Neyra succeeded in escaping from the build-! ing, but was so burned that he died. 1

TBE 8rAJIDAKl DOLLAR

The Continued Coinage of the Bnzsard to be Recommended by tbe Honae Commit tee. Washigio5, Feb. 5. The Honse Committee on Coinage, Weigh ta and Measures, this morning adopted by a vote of C to 2 the following resolutions, and instructed Belford to report them to the House: Resolved, Tbat it is inexpedient to tf iscontlnue the coinage rf silver under tbe existing laws. Besolved. Tbat all coin now In tbe Treasury, with (be exception of an amount not exceeding 25 percent of the outstanding greenback circulation as a redemp'lon fund, and a.' so excepting all sums beld lor tbe redemption of outstanding -r id and silver certificates, kbould bast once used In tbe payment of the outstanding intereet-bearirjg oblicatioDsof the Government which are subject to cad and payment, as it is the judgment of tbi Committ-e tbat It ia inexpedient to suspend tbe coinaee of the standard silver dollar under tbe existing law. And aa in the judement of Treasury official additional vault room lor tbe safe storage of coins ahould be provided; therefore. Resolved. That this CommlUca recommend that the Committee on Appropriations appropriate such a mm as they hhall be aavlaea is necessary for providing sorb additional vanlt room, and we further recommend that such additional vault room shall be located In the Mississippi Valley at such point or points as shall be determined by the becretary of te Treasury. Representative Fisher presided and Representatives Belford. McClnre, Lacey, Payson. Hszeltine, Singleton. Rosecrans, Bland and Delegate Luna were present. Those in favor of the resolutions were Belford, McClnre, Tayson, Sirgleton, Rosecrans and B!and: opposed, Fisher and Lacey; not voting, Hazeltine. The issue of standard silver dollars from the mints last week waa $11)8,000 against $117,000 in the corresponding time last year. The following reselation offered by Mr. Hazeltine was ruled out of order: Resolved, Tbat the Spcretary of the TTressnry bereouiredtonavthe Idle metal money now in the Government sales and vaults to bondholders and other ci editors; that such payment be rendered at the rment places of deposit of such metal; provided, that the Secretary of the Treasury mav Issue new local tender uon inter est bearing treasury notes in addition to tbe amount now in circulation suiücient to nay such creditors, provided euch creditors shall prefer such notes to tbe metal money. On Wednesday next, upon an invitation of the Committee, Mr. Burchard will give his views npon the proposition cf Representa tive Belford, that tilver certitc&tes snail De issued at the assay ofHces upon depoits of silver bullion. The basis of the certificates to be of the coin fineness of bullion. Mr. Belford eays by this method the markets of Colorado could be maintained in easy condition, because the certificates issued locally npon the Colorado silver pro duct would supply the circulating medium. When Howard wrote: "I find a pity bangs upon his breast, the fellow had evidently a cold, end bad not yet been informed that Dr. Bull s Cough Syrup waa the only sate remedy. Acute Americanitis is the name given by a writer in the Medical Times and Gazette for a disease asserted to be caused in English men by visits to America. According to this harmless romancer the sympioms de veloped by one of these sufferers are that he is "thinner, taller, lank-iawed and sallow. with a loss of weight of thirty pounds." These di faculties are supposed tosbow them selves after a six weeks' residence here, but subside rapidlv upon the unfortunates re turn to England. Exchange. We have noticed that Englishmen in this rcountry lean, for we have frequently noticed them lean up agamv a lamppost, bo it is the atmosphexic intlnence that does it? We imagined that it was eomelhicg stronger than "tbe blarsted climate." Important Proclw nation. Hon. Teter Bowe is Sheriff of the City and County of ew lork. Recently, in conver sation with one of our reporters, Mr. Bowe proclaimed the following fact: "I consider bt. Jacobs Oil an excellent remedy, and one thatonghtcertsinly to find its way into every household. Mrs. Bowe alwsys ha3 a bottle of it there, and makes a firmly remedy of it. ew lora Evening telegram. At a dinner party the little son of the ho3t and hostess was allowed to come down to dessert. Having bad what his mother considered a sufficiency of frnit, he was told Le must not have any more, when, to the surprise of every one of the guests, he exclaimed, "If you don't t;ive me some more I'll tell!" A fresh supply was at once given him, and as soon as it was finished he repeated his threat; whereupon be was suddenly and swiftly removed from the room, but he had j.ust time to convulse the company by exclaiming: "My new trousers are made out of ma'a old bedroom curtains!" Somebody' Cblld. Somebody's child is dying dying with flush of hope on his young face, and some body's motner tbinking of tbe time when that dear face will be hidden where no ray of hope can brighten it because there was no cure for consumption. Reader, if the child be your neighbor's take this comforting word to the mother's heart before it is too late. Tell her that consumption is curaDie; tnat men are living to-day whom me pnysicians pronounced incurable, be cause one lung had been almost destroyed by the disease. Dr. Pierce's "Golden Med ical Discovery" has cured hundreds: eurpssses cod liver oil, hypophosphitea and other medicines in curing this disease. Sold by druggists. We call attention to the advertisement in another column of D. M. Ferry dc Co.. De troit, Mich., the grest seedsmen, whose mammoth establishment is one of the sights of the chief city of Michigan. They do the largest business in their trade in tbe United States, reaching even across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Their seeds have become known over the entire civilized world for purity and fertility, - and have gained for tnera an enviable reputation. Their Annual Seed Catalogue just issued for 1883, replete wun information and beautifully illustrated, win be sent free on application. Skinny Men. . "Wells' Health Renewer" restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex u&l debility. $1. Don't Die in the House, "Rooffh on Hats." Clears ont rar mir raches, bed-bugajfi ea, anta, moles, chip munks, gopners. loa Par Tblck Heads, heavy stomachs, bilious conditions, Wells' May Apple i'llla anti-bilious, cathartic. me. ana sc. forty Tears Experience of avn Old Ultra Mas. Wikslow's Soot&tos Bvacr la the proscription cf one of the beat female physicians aad nurses m the United 8utr,and ha been used tor forty years with never-faliln? ancceea. by millions of Bothers for their children, it relieve the child frosain, cure dyifcrnterr and aaxrnea. Krtplüg In the bowels and wind colic Bygmnc neaita to uw cuuu, it rear ut mower. ITloe. twenty-nve eenu a ootue. A Card. To all who ara suffering from the error and .in discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de wy, toss oi maaaood, eta, I win send a recipe so at win cure you, free of charge. This neat remedy was diaeorered by a missionary La South America. Send a eelf-addrfcaed nvelore ta Sa. JoscftA T. Inman, Button 0. Mew York City. Quern's Cod Liver OU Jelly, Approved by the Academy of Medicine of Kscr York for coughs, colds, bronchial and tubercular consumption, scrofula a' d arnerai debility. The most mild, bland and nutritious form in whicn Cod Lirer Oil can be uoed, and fth more btneQt secured to Uie patient ny a single tearoonf ul of toll Jelly than by double the quantity of the liquid oil, and the most delicate atomsch will not reitet It. t or aale by all drnarriBts. and E. IL TRUEX. ss Pearl Street, Hew York, 1 IS

"Conqueror of All Life's Woes."

Mrs. A. W. Rowland, cf Providence, B. I., says: Seeming It my duty to suffering humanity to inform all who may be afflicted as I have been, ot the safe aad sure remedy, which, by the blessing of a kind Providence, has rest3red me to health, with deep gratitude I wi&n to acknowledge U e great benefit that I have received frcm the use of he most valuable medicine tbat I hav ever seen. I During tne past three years I have beenalSktel with Kidney Düease, accompanied by the severe aches, intense paiug, weakness and prostration at tending this dreadful dl&esse. I tried many kinds of auedldaea, Including physiclani' prescriptions, without obtaining permanent relief. "A few weeki ago a friend persuaded me to try Hunt's Remedy; and after ntlng only ha f a bottle, I waa relieved of the tevere pains in my back, and continued the use of the Bemedy until I am well again; and I cow can take long walks without being tired, and I havo an excellent appetite, sleep well, and am rid ol all those aches and pains from which I suffered so long. 1 most cheerfully recommend Hunt'a remedy as a safe and reliable cure lor Kidney Disease, and it Is the only medicine I have ever found that docs exactly what it Is advertised to do. " 'Praise the bridge that carries you over safely,' and that to many an ailing one has been Hunt's Remedy, a Vridge which, has taken them from what teamed fatal Eickness to blxmiig health. "We are all strong enough to endure tbe misfortunes of others. But if their misfortune is sicknen, it costs nothing to tell them of the great medicine, Hunt's Remedy." BEY0I1D THE RIVER Away Across tho Mississippi is Held a Convincing Conversation. "I tell you, sir, that they are one o! the neatest combinations ever produced, and my ex;-orlence of that sort of thine hu been wide enough to entitle my judgment to some respect." "Oh, I don't know," responded the first speaker's friend, with a little yawa, as though lie dlda't take much interest lu the subject, "I have never been able to fcee much difference in those tbing. They are all pretty nearly the same siza, and made ot about the same stuff." The talk, of which the foregoing is a frames t. took place in Gf.llati.i, Mo., not long ago. in tbe snug office of Dr. Ü. P. Flowers, one of the lecd ing physicians of tho State, who followed up the vein in which he hu. ; introduced it substantially in these words: "Xonsense, that is the rigmarole of a boy, or rather of a man who cither doesu't know oi doesn't care what h s say?. Those things, as yon call them, are just as different as the moon Is from grcem cheese. Now, liaiinents, lotions and ointments ara very (rood in most cases for the relief of pala or inflammation. liut, in the flrit place, they are un Jean. They soil the bands and the linen, besides belog always out of reich when they are m t waited." "Well, my dear Doctor," tighed tho traveler from the North, "what weuld you have? This is a wretched world anyhow, aad nothing is ever at bend when It is wanted. You can't suggest any"Yes, I can," broke In tbe Doctor, thumping the table with his fist. "I can suggest BENSON'S CAFCIXE POROUS PLASTER. I have tried it on my patients, and I have tried It on myself for an atttck of Pneumonia, and In all cases relief has followed in from three to forty-etpht hou. Tbe old Plattlers are stag; coaches the Capcine is a telegraphic oi patch. For Instance, lu cases cf KeurAlgi. Muscular P.heumarfcrn, Lumbago, retarded action of the Kidneys and" "1 rive it up. Dot r ir, and in case of need I'll buy Benson'a." said the traveler, pleasantly. In tbe center of the genuine is cut the word CAPCIXE. Eeabury & Johnson, Chemists. New York. An Open Secret. Tho fact is well understood that tho MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT is by far tho best external known for man or beast. The reason why becomes an "open secret w when we explain that "Mustang" penetrates skin, flesh and mnscle to the very bone, removing all disease and soreness. No other liniment docs this, hence nono other is so largely used or does such worlds of good ?5E ADMmSTlUTKIX SALE John T. McCorkle's Ettate. Notice is hereby Riven that on Friday, the 16th day of February. 1-S83. between the hours of 10 o'clock a- m. and 4 o'clock p. m.. at the late residence of the deceased, in Pike Towns Md. Marion County, Indiana, the nndersimed, aa adminis tratrix oi the estate oi said John McCorkle, deceased, will proceed to sell at public auction the peMioal property of sa d estate (not taken by the widow), eonsiaiicg ef two hörst, three cattle (two being milcb cowk), one brakitijr, one shovel and one cultivator plows, a half interest in a two horso wagon, a small anaadlv of wheit in tbe vranery and corn iu the crib, timothy and clover nay in tne siaca. a lot oi lumner. aoout seven acres of growing wheat iu tbe field, one fat bog. beds, bedding and bedsteida, household and kitchen furniture, together witn various other articles oo tedious to mention. A credit of nine months will be gven on all purchases exceeding f i, purchasers eecurlr.a; tbe mine by notes with lufficient sureties, payable without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and drawing 6 per cent, interest from date. Ceth paymeuu wl 1 be required on all purchases not exceeding f 5. MARY J. McCORKTE, Administratrix. January 24. 1SS3. w-Sw naSJiJM r suiferina .tn Catarrh or Bron chilis mho earnestly desire relief. I can tarnish a aieang et Permanent and PosHia Cure. A Home Treatment. Ha ort. Lawyers, Ministers. Business-men. YdJrew Rev. T. P. CHILDS, Troy. Ohio. ClOTfX A MOXTK-AGEJTTä. WaNTn90 I U best aelllne articles in the world? l sample free. Address JAY RROKSO.I, n Detroit, ar.ca.

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Bakzk, Hckd & Hexdetcks, Attorneys tor Plain-

tin. STATE OF INDIANA, MAPJ0N COUNTY, us. In the Superior Court of Marion County, in the State of Indiana. No. l!9,7t6. Room No. 1. complaint to fureclutte mortjzaee ou real estate. lieury ii. liond. Trustee, vs. Alary lurus. Aurea Curtis, .belle Curtis his wife, Oliver T. Boz. Caroline M. Boaz his wife. Ueorge P. isselLTrustee; Thomas N. Adams, Henry C ostraud. John H. eimDson. Charles U. KaU. Albert Miller. James C. Aiken, Henry A. Lambert. JohnR ches, Jamil n.'-blelMer. rlora K. Taylor, öamuei btranss. Chailes B. Uelflnstine, Hiiatu J. 8teveca, Abraham Morris et al.? lie it known, that on the Uh day or Separater, ISH2. the above named plaintiff by hli attorney, tiled in the office of the C'lrt k of the Kuienor Court of -Mai ion County, in the t-tate of Indiana, his complaint against the above named dtfendaitaaoa otaers; and the said plaintiff, having a'- nied In own Com t in said uptrur Court. tf.v aflldavitof a comrietent renn. showinc that said defendant!, Allrea Curtis, rUe funis nn wife. Oliver T. Boas. Caro.lne M. vott hit wife. Ueorge P. ELtll, Trustee; T omas Thomas . Adams. Fleiirv C. Outran 1. John H. Slxnns. Charles D. Mail, Albert Miller, James C. Aik., Henry A. Lambert. John K. Khea, Jme K'Mf Laser. Flora K. TaTlor.Charl-sB. HclIentein.Hirm J. Elevens, dam u-T Sirauis and Abraham Morris are necessary part t defendant! to said suit, the object ot which is to enforce a lien, bsing f jt the I Jiecloaure of a mortgage on real estate tl'.uate in kltrlon County. Indiana, and that all ot km id defendant lat a have named ate not residents ol tbe sute of IidUha. except a!d tfatnuel 8trauind Abraham Men la, ana that the residence ef said Samuel ßlrau&snd Abraham 3t orris, upon diligent laqulry, Is unknown; aud, whereas, said plalntla' having by endorsement on sai 1 complaint required aid defendauta to appear iu taid Court and aus wer or demur thereto, ou tne ".id day of April, 1W3 Now, therefore, by order of paid Court, raid defendants above named ai ttriug uou rtidei. is ami as beln of unknown re-id ! e, t bt-reby notified of the filing and pendency of said compiaint apunst them, and that unless 'hey appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said raune on the za day of apr-l Ikhs. the same being the rim Judicial dy of a term ot miid Conrt, to be begun and held at the Ourt Houbc. in the city f Indianapolis, on the first Monday in April, IhSJ, sail coiiiiliut. and tne matters and thine therein contxir.ed and aliened, will be heard and determined in the r absence. 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The untold miseries that result from indiscretion in earlvllf may be alleviated and enred Tboe who doubt this avtrtion should piirchae and read the new medical published by the feabody Medical Institute, Boston, entitled tbe Selene of Ltf; or. elf-lr8rvatlon. Tt is not onlv a comple and perfect treatise on Manhood. Exhausted Vitality. Nervous and Payncl Debilitv. Premature Decline iu Man. Errors of Youth, etc.. bnt it cen'ainslM prefcriptiona for acuta and chronic disease, eacn one oi which is in valuable, to proved by the author.wbose err er! -eiice for 21 years Is such as probably never betöre fell to the lot of any physician. It contains 300 page, bound in em bowed covers, fnll gilt, embellished with tbe very finest steel entrravioes. guaranteed to be a finer work in every sense mechanical, literary or professional than any other work retailed in this country for tl 5 or the money will ba refunded. Price only $1.25 by mail. Gc.ld Medal awarded tbe author by the National Medical Association. Illustrated samele sent or receipt of si enra. Send now. Addrene PEAB"DY MEDICAL TKSTrTUTK. or Dr. W. H. PARKER. Ho. 4 Bullflncli street, Boston, Mass. Tbe author may be consulted on all diseases raanirina skill and experience. Baker, Horo !t Henprick. Attorneys for piaiuun. STATE OF INDIANA. Marlon County, aa. n the Superior Court of Marion Countv. in the State of Indiana. No. 29,930. Room No. 3. Complaint to fo-eclce mortgage on rel estate. Henry R. Bond. Trustee, vs. Charles W. Salter, Horace J. Sa t;r. et aL Be it known that on the C6th day of September, 1882. the above named plaintiff, by hU attorneys. hied in the olhce of the Clerk of the Superior tlourtol Marion County, in the State oi Indiana, his complaint against the above named defendants, and the said nlaintitls having also filed in open Court, In said Superior Ooort. the affidavit of a competent person show ing that said defendants, Charles W. Salt -r and;Horace J. Salter, are neces sary parties defendant to said complaint; that lis object la to enforce a lien, bei 'g to tne loreci ure of a mortpasre on real eatai in Marion County, Indiana; trat said Charles W. Salter is not a resident of the State of Indiana, and tbat tbf roiderce of said Horace J Salter upon oillseit inquiry is unknown. Now, therefore, by order of said Court, said defendants last above named, viz.. Crarles W. Salter and Horace J Sltr, respectively, are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless they appear and answer or de mur thereto at the calling ot said cause on the 2d day of April, 1S83. the same being the first judicial day of a term of said Court, to be beguu and held at the Court House in the city of Indianapolis, on tho first Mondav In April, 1&3. said complaint and the matter and tnings tnerein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in thier absence. Janl7w3w MOSES G. McLAIN. 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mi 1833 FCH THE YE AR 13! The Sentinel U tbe rejrrnied leadira . erat News! per of the s i te. J1.twit.' prt.ved Icaturrs cave been Introduced, nr iu tu respects a SUPERIOR E-PAGE tG-CCLt'KH PÄJin. Tbl enlarged edldon will be furnUhed. iree, at o 3ia ans .w-JUX. . Making it the largest and cheeped ne-waptr la tlie VUsl. It win contain well c.Yni !ered ed!:rrtato tm every sorj-t. pol it lea or Knia1. welch rray art.se. TheCt.mncrc'al ar.'l Merkel .tp ris crre Weekly hentinel will t complete. It Aeririil-tui-al and Iae rtrhrimt nti ar ii the htau 1 hands ai'd wül be a di-.tlr guishi y .'eat ure. Ux a word, in I: rews. Its ed :ori', ;i?f rary, X'.j. ccllany. end In it- jifn-ral rcidinz. it iriail r4 X aurpasi"d tyanyiawr irpu;t-'4 re rTana. It ill be partica'atly cdjitto i ihs riy nrcle. NothTikit)eirj:u ia tr,e uteciii affoni io do witront tbe i t'y sertibtl at tie small tvl at which I: Js PindO. d. 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