Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1883 — Page 6

THE INDIAif A STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY. MAI 23, 1883-

TRUE Temperance Is not signing a pledge or taking a solemn oath that cannot be kept, because of the non-removal of the cause liquor. The way to make a man temperate is to kill the desire for those dreadful artificial stimulants that carry so many bright intellects to premature graves, and desolation, strife and unhappiness into so many families.

It is fact! Brown's Iro Bitters, a true non-alcohol-ic tonic, made in Baltimore, Md., by the Brown Chemical Company, who are old druggists and in every particular reliable, will, by removing the craving appetite of the drunkard, and by curing the nervousness, weakness, and general ill health resulting from intemperance, do more to promote temperance, in the strictest sense thcJi any other means now kr.own. It is a well authenticated fact that many medicines, especially ' bitters are nothing but cheap whiskey vilely concocted for use in local option countries. Such is not the case with Brown's Iron Bitters. It is a medicine, a cure for weakness and decay in the nervous, muscular, and digestive organs of the body, producing good, rich blood, health and strength. Try one bottle. Price $1.00. IT LEADS ALL. ICo other blood-purifying medicine is made, or hxj c-v-t bfe:i prepared, which so complete!. i.neU th wauis of physicians aud the geu'jiU public as Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It l?ada t'ie list p. a truly scientific preparation for ull Liuij.l ilistMSjs. If therq is a lurkS"TT"'IJ ? taint of ScrofuU ab iut yon. Oiijl'ÜLri AYKtt S.V RSAtVt KXLLA Will oUsloili; u aid es;l it fnmi your system. J; or Ciii3li:at:n!i:il or scrofulous Catarrh, fiTT.rirm Aveil's Sarsapahilla U the UM I ha: tr-.i:; reme lv. It has curot r.umbo.-i .ss c.-isr.s. U will st ti the nausooua catarrhal i!i-seii rges, an! remove tue sickening oJ.ir of t:i i breath, which are indications of scrcIuiu'.La origin. ÜLC 44 IT, it.-. C.,n. OQ ICO CuJJ J .t tlie ae of two years one of S3 rr;p rar c'.iil.lreii was tt-rriMy afflicted I i V7.i'.i ulcerou rti;ini::.i -res on Hs face and neck. At tho name tiino it cjea were swo'ien, nm:!i inflamed, and very sore. Cnnr Cv0 lhysiei:ias t'lil us that a powOUfit Uitv rful alterative medicine must be employed.- T!u'V united in recommending Ater'u S.vih vi" a kill v. A fevr dose produced a perceptible improvement, which, by an adherence to your directions, was continued to a complete and permanent cur. No evidence has since appeared of the existence of any scrofulous tendencies; and no treatment of Hiiy disorder w:s ever attended by more prompt or effectual result. Your truly, 13. F. Johssos." prepared BT Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Love!l, Mass. Sold by oil Drugtts; $ 1, six bottlej for 53. Snü&IPHREYÖ' vIZT o r i u o p a t n i c h LiSPECIFICS. In t.s.?C yew lach number the tpeciul pre-'-;:l-: of -n eminent physician. The o"1t K ni.i'e. H frand Sure Med eines for tlie p -o ie l-i a r rniscxpii. vos. cures. fjucc. I. I' ve Congestion. Infi rotations... Worm. Worm Fever, Worm Colic,.. Tryi ! : Col:e. or Teething of Infants lunrrliea of hiMren cr Adults l)yentarr. Griping. Eillious Colic... h.l Mnrbn. omlting. .2 .2 .21 .5 .2 .2.1 .2 A .'2 2H . .23 .24 ii .2 .& .50 5t .5U a. . "7. lo. II. ft. 1 . 1 1. Ciiii.T. CoM. lironchitla.. !:-nra.wli. Toothache, l-acesche Ho l i Atliea, f lck lieadnch. Vertigo lype-ia. Ell.lo-.it htomach K:i:re4 or Painful lrio4,.-.. White, too irofuse J-erlods,... :ap. Cough, Difilcult lirenthlng,... Fnit Itheom, Krrilpelsn, Kruiitloos, liheum Kiutiimatto Pains... . I ä 1 h. Fever und Acne, ( bill, Fever, Aguee 17. rues, tuaa or iieecinK 1. O'trrh. acute or chronic; Influenza Wli-Muine 4'oneh. violent coueh t I. ;pnerl OebUity. Pby&lcal Weaicu.I) 27. Ki lney I;rt AO S i. Ntt wj Drbility 1MI :i0. IT Imry W rnkne., Wettlnsr tin bed .5(1 ofthe Heart. Palpi at Ion. 1(KJ fH by tlruKgtst. or sent by the Ctu, - i.tuele vi ii, free of chnirfl. on receipt of price, fend forDr SltimnhroVno'ikon f)iseae t cC4pap.",ao l.histrnted CaUlogje Fit KB. Address, II mnfi-ryB llomeopbthe Medtcinn o . 1 DO Fulton Si reel. New York. HAPPY RBLIBB Ppet dlly obitlnod la all stejo of Chronto T)U eeats, enbrvlzj tt9 Tiiiou form of Stia D. eays. EeuTivtjsra BcrofTila, Pntaor7nJ ec fn-ary Sfaiiis, Sleet, Icpotsucy, Bointea Wfan.s a-.d.-pTnfttorrapaporrQin;i.tl7rT:tC?, Et;i zi 1 t ,-f rler.ee can be raliad orx, an I wm I gr."iv c4 tiie-liclne anl aurjtory, and looffi lwattixJi in thi? c'.ry ihm any oU.er pbytloua L jnt spoclal'.y. I Lars nntie a rpeclal stü4y ftf Fontla D'.artt. nd their tiaaeiit. Vn gi Tonern: ui9ut mlA In Inflmi:tiou ard Ulcrj;lon o Womb, fui and H'ipprosert Meuras. ' ße;i4hli win fu.l prtutwl itrotion v -to ny at lx !wr St per box. CoQTHlutlju !rae anl Invited f. M. BBETT . M. Ci. SI firjQ .veria, tnllti V. B, P'f noVJ tb tnimn. and t.nOffoe n. Ith same name. MTflfiPJ An tho whs from hi1lrrlar.i. TTrur or ether &r vrk, anprr(. In plritp, phynckilr dnlnerf, mi4 antble ! prrni llfe'a atlr (Topf-rlT. rma W e-rtjly a4 pfma. 11? nM, iiluM Umr.- S khiHm-.. rn4nrw4 brdorton, Vtowcrr. mo4 Ui pnmm. Tkt Mtirmi W,ti.li rar, : - Tk. oii pUa of irjaiin .Nrva Dehlllt v. PhrW-iil Itrpir, A ! kol j .n,-rHi brTIIK M Ak"TO Ul-l s. tin kästele rur aarH f arriaia reMormiioa la full an4 BrCert biiIimI. S'ip!e. r'rrtiw. e!rMj, rvuuit. b&4 f - crtiw vnb pbrtiida fr.. ÜAKsTOX UEÜEDT CO 4 TT. litk EL, H Tork. RiANHOOD t4li;y rentnred bv the as of Vitalin TrentMNf, whif-h e"Ttiillv cure rAM I-bil-lly, Iml Vlrllltv. Prrmatarr !-ray. ani ail trool'lr rniin from erer-wr.rti a-nl Kample fVMal)n maile'l free, a-a led. -t 'iiaauitf . Willi tvr. 17 ro fi 'i..-nnri. v. MfNf21 MANLY ViOR, KXKI Willi KTOKUHnfll.dlTl fl HlBir. I tu n kenne, i 111 WalueUheriexci MA ?43dical Insti v 4 v i v 'i...u ifVtDr.v vm lyt. OPIUM , OBSCÜ& : cured at titute, Kim treet, ClnelnnatL PAT AJTEB

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It li not flouttl that meu have have a home In .nat place where each one ha etabllhcd hi i earth and the um t bin puraeaidona and for. issea; whence he will cot depart. If nothlrg calia tüm awy ; wbence II be baa ceparted be Heeim to a waaderer, and If he returna he ceaaea to "rder. lefliition from Civil Lar. Then itay at home, rnj heart, and rest. The bird 1 safest In the nest: O'er all that Cutter their wiuea and fly 4 hawk la hovering in the sky." Longfellow. UCB TOUNO FOLKS. Wlij? George Cooper In Goldea Days. Ledlam In ihe kl'chen. Tables npatde down; Bot who loutly squalling With a broken cruwn. , Clothet-lines all nspended. Baby swung thereto: Some one in the coal-hole. Trying to squeez 3 through. rny, badly frightened. Harnessed to a cäair; Youth with his two trotters Klikbg high ii air. One, astride a ntoonutlck. Makes a auddeu dasa: Mantle cbck in wound up With a lively cra&n. By, inaldethe pantry, JiiRaliDg with the pUtts; Brütet, ia ber terror. Quickly emigrates, Jacketa all in tibbous Will the racket cease? Looking-glara in ieaes, Notning left In peace. lieadiche in tbe parlor, olStisclgrsit rcUtf When the lime (111 slumber Happens to be briet. Why this wrath paternal? Tbl maternal frown 'lis. tk, 'til the circus Tbat hath ccme to town. FlTlng-Kish. 13L Nicholas. In the tea theio are three flyers that real 1, from the extent of their d'ghts, deserve the name. Those of our readers who hare been at sea, eepeci&lly in tha South may have eeen the common flyirgujb, with its brilliant blue ar.d-niver bedy and lace-like, 8be3ny wiDgs. From the crett cfablue wave they dirt, singly or in flocks, flattering along, rUing and falling, turning in carve, and returning to the water with a splash perhaps to fall a victim to sonic watchful bonito (or dolphin) that has been closely flljwing them beneith the water. Thece privateers of ttc sea are their greatest enemies, as they rise in the air following them under water, and emerging jus, in timo to catch the luckless flyers aa they descend. The dolphins will take great leaps of twenty or thirty feet in following the poor UjiDg-fisn, which notwithstanding their locg wings and wonderful powers, often fall victims t their tireleas pursuers. Tfcey frequently fly aboard vessels at night, perhaps attracted by tbe lights, or, it may ba, caught up by the wind from the crest of some curling wave, and carried high in air against the eail?. The gurnard, though it has also long, wieg- ise fins, presents otherwise a totally diilerent appearance, its head is inclosed in a bony armor, from which project two h&rp Epines. Some of these are of a rich pink color, while others are mottled with ie i, yellow, and blue, and as they fly alon; over the water, and the sunlight falls upon their glittering scales, tbv seem to glow with a golden luster. v ith such hard bfads, it will net be surprising informa tion that they are disagreeable fellows to ome in contact with; at least, to thought a sailer who was standing a, dutk upon the quarter-aect of a vessel, near ono of the Wert India Island1). Suddenly, he found himself lyirg upon his back, knock ed over by a monster gurnard that, with a core of ethers, had darted iron the water, thii one strikiDg the man fairly in tbe lcrehe&d. The gnrnarda are also chased by dolphins, and they are frequently eeen to rie in t choois, to escape from the larger tUb, vhile hovering abore them are watchful gulls and man-of-war birds, readv to steal them from tha jaws of their enemies of tho sea. In company with these flying-Sih may often be teen curious whito bodies, with long arms and black eyes. They are flying iquida, members of the cuttle-fish Jam ily, and the famous bar. of the Newfoundland cod-fishermeo. On the banks they are often seen in vast shoal, and during storms tons of them are thrown upon the shore. When dartintr from wave to wave. they resemble sLvery arrows, often risirg and boarding ships in their- headlojg flight. valuable are they for bait, that four or tine hundred vessels at St. Pierre are en gaged in calching them by means cf jiggers. Many of the squid family leave the water when pusutd. Even the largest of them, often foity or II (ty feet loDg, have eon seen to ns ten or ntteen feet in the air, and sail away as if propelled by some mj eterious force, their hideous arms dripting and gretening. They are certainly the iarg st and strangest of the flyers with out wings. A Good lecorl for Fanners. There is a general dieccntent amon;; fa-meri' sons. They dislike the plodding work of the farm, and long for the larger ii.o of too city, for the quicker returns and the prospective wi!tb prcmi-ed in manu factures and commerce. But they forget that there are always "castles in paio. and that in buiino3 only the few draw prizes, while the many draw blanks. They over-look the fact that a large majority of business men fail, wfcne everv larmer who U2C-S hi3 brains a3 well ai his hands earns a comfortable livin g A fact told by the late D. Cbadbourne, President of the Agricultural Colleee at Amherst, Mays., is worth als? considering Ly the sons of farmers, lie was an ecthu ei&slin advccaticg the value cf brain and knowledge to the farmer, and insisting that farming . communities were freer from vicious tendencies than cities. In ose cf his visits, aa a Commiwior er cf Pi-ison?. to tho lieform School at Weelboro, be asked tho superintendent how many of the bot s came from farmers lamwies. To hii great delight tho answer corresponded to hu own convictions. Alter a cartful investigation, the superintendent found that not a sirgie boy in tbe whole company bad oorue rrom ft farm, or was tho son of farmer. Tuis 13 a good record for farmers, and a g.xd reason rny bys should cold to the farm. Agricultural life is free from the temptations cemmon to city homes. Oon't Itlame Him Anyway. Wo do not bf lieve the newspaper tale, 4ts L to, about the liritish curate who wis instantaneously photographed while ki&sing by special request a girl who swore she loved him madly but in vain. The story is that she sent him a copy of the photograph with word that the complete set of one dczen could be had for $1 2U0. The whole story sounds unlikely. That tbe maiden pretended to love the curate, a.'d did not, ii improbable, because of the notorious bona Öde weakness ol young .ngnsn women tor curat 3. If she said that she loved him, it was Drobably true. Secondly You can cot photograph a ansa, A running horse can oe taken, out a kiss that is worth taken is 93 per cent.

emotion and can not be recorded, except perhapa.by atethoacope. If he did kiu the s;irl, it waa very good n&iared of bin, and he need not cave minded it beice known. If Any one thinks it is any fun to kiss a young woman jo don't know he makes a mistake. Emotion being wholly absent from such a salutation nothing remains but proximity, which makes up only 2 per cent, of a real kiss. A man who would refuse to slight a boon as this to any good -looking girl who wifhed for it must be greatly wanting in humanity acd, if a curate, w uld deserve to be un f rocked. Wir AND FLKASASTRT.

I Wonder. He kissed me and I knew 'twas wrong For be was neither kith nor k la; Need one do penance very long For such a tiny little sin T He presFed my hand that was not right; Why will men hare such wicked ways? It waa not for a moment quite. But in It there were da) s and days! There's michief In the moon. I know, I'm positive 1 caw ber wink When I requested him to go; I meant it, too 1 think. But, after all. I'm not to blame. He took tbe kiss; I do think men Are born without a sense of shame ! I wonder when he'll come again I A blu-h is modesty's headlight; but a good many trains are run without headlights. The most treacherous memory in tbe world belongs to a young man with a new watch. It is stated as a fact that many people hear best when their eyes are closed. Think of this in church. When Carljlesaid that everybody should have an aim in life he had no reference to the fair sex. lie had doubtless often seen a woman trying to throw a stone at a hen. "Mr. Isaacs', can you tole me vere vat the first diamond?" JJo, Mr. Yawcobs; vere vas it?' uVy, Noah's son on der ark: he vas a Shem of der tust vater." Boston Commercial Bulletin. , A writer advises that girls who wish to have small mouths should repeat at frequent intervals during the day: "Fanny Finch fried fourteen floundering frogs for Francis Fowler's father." "Oh yes, said Mrs. Snaggs, 'my sister and myself married soldiers, and when we want to go off for a day and don't want them to bother us. we just get 'em to talking about their expbits in the war, and they sit and talk and forget all about dinner, and never notice that we are away." Clergymen ought tote very careful in the choice of language or serious results may ensue. "My brethren," said one lately, "I will now pass," and before he could proceed a sleepy hearer in the front pew suddenly started into life and cried out, ''Then I make it spade and play it alone. ' Oh, you better talk!" exclaimed Mrs. Smith to her lord and master, who was jokin? her upon her "running after him." "You know you were dead in love with me, and it was only because I was afraid you'd sicken and die that I took compassion on you.' "Well, ' replied omitn, "ix i aid love you so desperately you cured me, dearest 1 11 give vou that credit; but it was the heroickest kind of heroic treatment. ßroton Transcript. A west end young lady brought the man she loved to the ' pepping point" by saying to him, while gleams of love-light shot from her half-shut eyes, "1 have had two oners of marriage. The first did not please me, and, as for the second, 1 L have a Euper stiticus regard for odd numbers." A Pittsburg lady doctor cays that woman can understand woman, and it oiten does a patient more good to talk to her of spring bonnets and wraps than is efiected by medicine. Ilushands and fathers want to look out for that lady physician. Instead of recommending fifty cents worth of aqua pura for a sick headache, she may prescribe a fourteen-dollar bonnet, or a twenty-five dollar surah overskirt, or something that way. xiorristown Hearald. "Now, cUldren," said Mrs. Shoddy, as she finished staining their lips and chins with rouge; "now, children, after you are out a little while you must ring Mrs. En vious' cell and pretend you ve called to play with her little daughter. If she asks you what made the red stains on your face, tell her you had strawberries for dinner. There," she muttered, when the children were out of sight. "There, I guess she 11 ba blind with envy when she thinks I have been able lo buy strawberries at 4U cents a pint." One of the clerks in the well-known rail road office was blessed on Friday evening by the gilt of a little responsibility. 1 he boys in the cflice were in ignorance of the blissful fact until yesterday morning. Tben, as tho newly made parent entered the office, his appearance denoted something unusual, but nothing was intimated by the young man. As he walked to his desk, however, he came upen a dog, the pet of the establishment, and heretofore an pecial favorite with him. Giving the dog a kick, he explained the whole situation in one remark, "Get out of papa's way, you, sir!" Young Smith called on Miss Higgenbottorn a few nights ago, and go. very wet on his way to the young ladj's residence. After he an ived, nothing would do but Ehe must make a fire for him, and inrpitect his protestations she soon had a roaring fire started. Drawing near it Mr. Smith poised one fcot on the other in front of the blaz. For some moments not a word was spoker. Presently the young lady gently remarked: "Mr. Smith, please take down the blower I think the fire has a good start." Down carte the le6t amid smiles from tbe girl. Smith doa't go there any more. Georgia Msior. An east end head of a family surprised two cf his grown-up sons, the other day, when they complained of the tough roast beef which the old gentleman had bought f or the beet cut. " My sons," said he. "do not condemn me. The meat is set to ten der as I would desire to eive vou. But don't leave my table; don't break up my business and ruin me. by ceasing to ba my boarders. Give me another trial and I will do better. I bog of you stay with me an other weeV The boys took in the "well done'' cut in silence, and the father smiled complacently is he helped himself to the choicest morsel in tbe piece. lie had 'rtn AIho. f Teza giftlnra.1 'Well, Sutton, old man, you look pale how aro you?" 'I'm sick; I'm suffering from nervous prostration and kindred troubles. 'That's bad, I know, for I have suffered from the kindred troubles myself. Have . a wr -1 i At m got 'em now. nave an uncio in me xexas Legislature and another in the Ohio States Prison, and I'm looking for an aggravated ease of 'em right soon. My sister is going to marry a poor Methodist preacher. You needn't tell me anything about kindred troubles and the way they prostrate a lei low's nervous system. I tell you, I've had 'em had era bad. Horsford's Acid Phosphate is an appetizer: it stimulates the stomach to renewed activity, and in many ways tones up and invigorates tne wnoio system.

POTTY PKOBLSSS. fail readers are invited to faraluh original enlgsias, charade, riddles. Tubuses and other "knotty problems," aadresslac all communications relative to this oaparanent to K. E. Chadboom, Lewis ton, Maine. Mo. 493 Enigma. Unseen, nnfelt, from day to day. Abroad we take onr airy way; We waken love, we klodle strife The bitter and the sweet of life. Piercing and sharp, we wouod like steel, Now soft and sweet these wounds we heaL r Not strings of pearls are valued more Than tome of us when love Is near. Yet thousands of us every day. Worth let s and vile, are thrown awsy. Would ye be wlseT 8ecure with bras The double doors through which we pass. For once escaped, back to our cell No one on eat tn can us expel. Mat L. Wixn. Ko, 400. Concealments ZiailT AXIUALS AND BZriS VEGETABLES. 1. The Caribbean Sea lies between North and South America. 2. "Where'er I turn I perceive the changes time hath made; ere long I too shall change. 3. In the great falls of Niagara disheartened mortals have sometimes sought a peaceful grave. 4. A thief taw Tom at O'Brien's last night and stole all Amanda's j 3 weis, but they did not catch him. 5. To the depot a tourist came much too early for the train. 6. ''Please give me a drink of water from the pump, kind miss," said Sheldon Keys. Louise B. "Wade. Ko. 497. Riddle. What's In the marrow, Isn't in the bone; What's In the rock, isn't in the stone; What's In the razor, isn't in the hone: What's In the heart, isn't in the head ;

vt nat s in the bolster, isn't in the bed; What's in the crave. Isn't In the dead; Guees it it you can. Monrob Shaw. Mohawk, Ind. . No. 490. In Arithmetical Puzzle. Hew can you take one from nine and have a remainder of ten? Ella H. Mo. 498. Charade. Mt first a title Is, applied By way of courtesy ; My second is a little word Which In these lines you'll see; My third we do whene'er we Use Wine, tea or lemonade; My fourth is very Rood to eat Wnen It is rlehtly mads: My whole a mighty current is, Fast sweeping to the sea I wonder who will be the first To tell Its name to meT M.B.O. Ko. 500. Numerical Paule, I had been thinking 1, 2, 3, 4 not of my own trouble", but of the 5, 6, 7 made ot er the elopement of my chum Brown with the girl he loved. This n atter wa being talked 8, 0. 10, 11,12 by the whole town, but there s- emed to be 1 3, 1 4, 1 5, 1 6, 1 7, 1 8, 1 9 objectionable about the match, and, to quote the title of one of Shakespeare's plays, I wondered why people should make so "1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. 18, 14, 15, IG, 17, 18, 19." Uxclk Bex. Ko. 501. Central Acrostic. words or nvi litters. A thlDg you'd like perhaps to ki$s When owned by a handsome, gay young mbs. li. A well known tree, quite often seen. Which thrsugh the ear is always gteen. in. A face which may be sweet and fair Is sweeter silll when this is there. iy. A soft, fine fabric with which to adorn The blushing bride on her wedding morn. V. When Mother Shlpton's world shall burn, Then dust to dust shall all return. The central letters found will show The pretty came of a girl I know. Charles Uocstox. Oar May Trize. A handeomelv bound and f ery desirable book will be presented for the best lot of answers to the "puzzVs and" problems" pub lished durirg May. .Lach week's solutions should be mailed within six days after the puzzles are printed in tae bentinel. Award of April Prize. The April problems wer.T so exceedingly knotty that the prize competition was much i . - , i . r , mi . a l . i less lively man in juarcn. ine rest iisi oi answers, about fifty five per cent, of the whole, u credited Sarah Jane, Indianapolis, to whom the prize is awarded. Ler fu name and address are requested. Answers. 484 The atmosphere. 485. 1. Broom, room. 2. Stop, top 3. Scold, cold. 4. Stone, tone. 5. Brook rook. 486. Number-less. 487. -75 and 125 pounds. 488. Court ship. 489. New year's day. CURIOUS, USEFUL, AMD SCIENTIFIC. Tho penumatit; plan of cleaning out Paris sewers is said to have been attended with excellent results to Leaith. Mr. J. Sarbo, the naturalist, observes that the Bjs g aar us (the 3aur) and the Bos frontalis (the (J aval) will be found to be the wild cx of Assam, and that the latter is not strictly a wild animal, bat a semidomesticated piece of property owned by several wild tribes from Assam to Arracau. The latest alleged triumph of photography will enable any individual to produce upon his own cuticlo an indelible likeness of any object in art cr nature. This now method of illustrating the skin possesses manifest advantages over the ancient process of tattooing, being rapid, accurate, choap and painlecg. Tbe well-known Parisian editor, 31. Moigno, has written a pper on the synthesis of the heavens and the earth. In this he makes the deduction that everything originated from ether, which first generated hydrogen. To an impulsion of ether ho attributes the existence throughout the universe of the action of gravitation. In forecasting weather Mr. Rollo Kas. sell points out that next to frequent readings of the barometer and thermometer locally, and a knowledge of the distribution of atmospheric pressure over aa wide an area as may be, observation of tbe character of clouds, especially of the cirrus varitty, ia of the greatest utility. Observation of cirrus can plainly be made use of in a system of telegraphic weather forecasts. Sweden's activity in science is creditable. Among other very able observers the corvette Varadis, when she starts on her trip around the world, will carry out Dr. Stolpe, from whom much interesting infor. mation may be expected. And the Swedish Academy of Science lately offered to reward the vessel bringing the first valuable intelligence authoritative dispatches, etc to the party wintering at Spitzbergen for making meteorological observations in SDltsbergen. The Nature reports that on April 10, between the hou.i of 8 and 3 in the morning, a remarkable mirage was seen at Olsta, in the tarish of Sala. Sweden. There was a distinct representation of a town built In

Oriental style, situated by the sea, with wellshaped minarets and complete temples. On the left appeared a forest of line - cjpres. In the foreground was a train in motion. Presently a body of soldiers marched by with fixed bayonets, from which the tun was reflected. This vision lasted about an hour. India is endeavoring to manufacture her own paper in the future. Instead of sending the raw material here and to England, then receiving it back as paper .after paying freight both ways, there is beginning to be an effort of no mean nature to save the price of carriage and to spend the money now ''squandered abroad' among her own natives. The latter, by the way, is a poor argument, and is just as destructive as the reverse. The best indication of this new

effort is that India is endeavoring to live upon a higher scale of existence by diversifying her industries. KELIOIOUS lflTLLlGEXCE AMD INCIDENT. The London Missionary Society owns five mission ships. There are 18.000,000 Catholics mSpan and 40,000 magnificent churchee. A Jewish annual named Purim, the first attempt of the kind, has appeared in London. A new Catholic monthly magszine ccti led Merry England Las been started in London. ''Shall he wear a silk hat?" was the subject of a lecture recently delivered by the Rev. Emory J. Hayner, D. Dn of Brooklyn, to the young people. Many cf the Jews in Germany are in favor of transferring their Sabbath to the Christian Sunday, the present style being very inconvenient for business purposes. Rev. Mr. Praut, editor of a Virginia City, Montana, religiou paper says: "Editing a paper is like trying to "wing a very large cat in a very email garret wilheut hurting the garret." The Baptists in the State of Connecticr'. have purchased a large tract of land tt Crescent Beach, about seven miles west ol New London, and will there establish a denominational watering place. "I like to hear that young clergyman preach," remarked a country cirloficitv clergyman, who stood in the rural pulpit and put on airs. "He just stands up there and tells everything he knows." In the New England Conference of tbe MethodistEpiecopal Church there is only or minister who receives as high a salary as $2,000. There are only five who receive more than $1,000 each. The average lalary is about $500. The Lutheran says: "Keep out the rogue j and hypocrites from tbe Church." It would strike an average man, looking on from the outside, that these are the very persons who should be brought into the Church and made better men. During the past yer sores of S3cieties of Christian Endeavor for young people have been established in various parts of the country, and it is proposed to hold the second annual conftrerce of these societies in the Second Parish Church, Portland, Me., on June 7. The Christian Advocate declares that a Church donation party is in most cases a tardy substitute for an overdue salary. It might have added that in a majority of instances they are regarded as an intolerable nuisance by the clergymen on whom they are inflicted. The fact is now brought to lizht that the lady who wrot9the famous "Widow Bedoit Papers' had other gifts besides those of mere humor. She wrote a number of ex ceedingly beautiful hymns. Her name was Mrs. V hü eher, and she wa the wife of an Episcopal clergyman. She died about thirty years ago. An inmate of the penitentiary approached the warden while the latter was wa'king around the grounds and said: "May I have a few wordi with you, sir? Thanks. 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Administrator's Sale. In pursuance of Section 2,275 of the Reviaed Statutes of 1881. of the State of Indiana, the undersiifned. appointed by tne Marion Circuit Court administrator o( tne estate of George Sutter, lute of said County, deceased, will expose at public ale at the late residence of aaid deceased, at the corner of Sixth street and the Michigan Road, in the City of Indiananoll. In Center Township, (and at bucq place, in tbe immediate vicinity as the prorcrty la situate), in Marian Coumy, Indi a a rrThursday, June 7th, IS83, at I O'CIock P. W.f All tl:e personal property of said decreed embraced in inventories numbered two (2) and four (4). appraied at fifteen thousand dollars ($15,00. ). and con lf tin it of One Les?e itvm J. M. W. Langsdale, dated February 6, 1879, and resorded in Mortgage Record No. 102, page 103, which lease expires November 1. ISiS, Ice houe and contents and all personal property or leased premises, with iL?ht of ingress and egress to remove Ice and ice houses and personal property reserved, (-.state to pay rent). One Lease from Susan Burkhart et al. to George Sutter, dated August 21, 1874 of record In Mortgage Record No. 65. page b .9, and renewed by a aubatquent lease dated October 31, 1671, and recorded in Mortgage Reco'd No.; . p , No. , (on May 3d. 1IS3), wulca 'ea?e expire on November Slut, 1S&4, and including all Privilegs and appurtenances, except the growing crr.ps of U3. together with the right t remove tbe Ice in bouses on or before December 14, 18b3, and to remove all other personal property on or before July 14, 1&83, with right of ingress and egress as well as right of way to and fron La gsdale houses to remove same, and right to harvest said crops and Ice thereto reserved, estate paying all rent up to the expiration of said lease. fiCE. Five thousand tons of ice on Langedsle land, to be iemoved on or before October 20in. 1.S3. This ice is of the best quality, securely packed In seven houses on the west side of a private rail road switch, (belonging tosia estate tor the purluv. et li ua Ail tha uraut eliA et th. I f Cr T. and C. Railroad track. Immediately south of Fall Creek. (Contents of each house to be sold separtely). Two thousand five hundred tons of first class ice, well parked ia three separate bouses, situate on Lot 9.1n Burkhart's heirs subdivision. immediate y south of theLangsdnle houses first described. (To be removed by December 1, 1885). One thousand two hundred tons of ice. (crop ol 18S1), in new double house, south of and adjoining the lost described three houses. (To ba removed by November 1st, 1SS1) Seven hundred tons ot ice In south house, on Lot 5, in said Burkhart's subdivision. Three hundred tons of first-class, in opei bouse on north side of last desert eel bouse. The ice in both of these bouse is securely parked, and must be reraoredby Decernksr 1st, IMS. (if ice in the seven houses last described, situ ate on Burkhart land, is purchased by the same persoa or persons wno purchase uurtnart lease. lime of removal will ba exteuded until November Sum, 18-i). One thousand two hundred and fifty tons of ice in two separate houses, oae containing 490 and tne other 7o0 tons ol lcs. on tne west dm oi tne csnal, south of Seventh, er Tinker street, to be sold separately, and to ba removed by De csmbsr ls, 13. Ri'ht of ingress and etrress to remove ice within the time stated in each case guaranteed. ICE HOUSE?. Seven ice houses on Lautsd&le laud, above re ferred to, Uh packing la walls, to be removed between October 2utn and November 1st, isx& or sooner if all ice has boen removal, to be sold as a whole and entirety. WAGON'S, BUGGlEi AND CARRIAGE3. Seven Ice delivery wagons of the Northern Lake and Northwestern Lake loe Company, to be sold separately, with the proviso ttmtif any of said wagons are purcnaaea dj a ainereni person or persons, than the one purchasing the good will in ouslnes, the ie tu ring on such wagons is to ba removed before said wagons leave the possession of tne administrator. One platform sprlrg wagon. Ouetide b buggy. Oue farm wagon. One gravel sgon, and One family carriage., IIOR3E3 AND MULE3. Four hesd of horses and eleven head of mule. all now being used la the delivery of ice by said Company. HaiN.:o. Five sets of double harness, two sets of single harne-a, saddles, bridles, collars, whips, biusb.es, enrry combs, fly nets, etc AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. rake. nlow. harrows, scythes, cradles, sickles. etc , in large variety. ICS TOOLS. Faur lee nlows. two hand plows. Ice markers. saws, bars, chisels, grippes, Jonathans, scales, ropes, pulley, shutes. pike-poles, books, tarpaulins, etc , embracing la all over 2öl separate articlca. MT3CELLANBOÜ5. Carnenter tool, office 'urniture. stoves, forks. f hovels, one Hall sale, etc., embracing over 100 separate articles. GOOD WILL IN TRADE, embracing absut 90 customers in the city of In dianapolis, together wun tne iraae-maras ot ine Northern Lke aud Northwestera Lake Ice Companies, with full lists of patrons, amount consamed, pries paid, etc., as shown by the Company's books. GROWING CROP3. Tan tafwAtl d9 moail kSaW t TV Afl tV-ß VA faJMfl ftf trowing corn, eicht acres of oats In field, and other field crops. TERMS OF SALE. Qtimi nl 1 anrl nniSor h 1 1 hand nm Si and nnder $100. in three mouths; over f 100 and under fl.CCO. one half in three months aud the rematnH. 1. ,i. minthf ni tl TOO and nnder S.VOO'l-one-third in three months, one-third in six and . . . . . . t 11 - e t J-one-'nlTi in ninemjmns; on an ums over ao.u one-fourth ia ;hree. one fourth la Ix, ooe-fcuMü in ninn an4 inA.fnvirth In tarelTA months all de ferred payments to be secured bj notes waiving reuet irnm valuation auu ppricuirin wh, bearing 6 percent, interest aftxr mxtcbity. and with sumcient sureties to the approval of the adminl'trator. Said sale will begin promptly at i o ciccc p. m. ON THURSDAY, JUNE 7TH, 1883, And rontlnue from day to day nntil all of said property Is disposed of. In the mean time tne reiau iraue ui emu ikjmuwi establishment will not be Interrupted, and al! orders for ice, either ty telephone, postal card or otherwise, to Steeg & Bern bamer's Ab stract Office, 12 and 15 inorpe uioca, or me Northwestern Lake Ice Company's Office, 256 West Sixth street, will receive prompt attention. Retail prices are established at fifteen cents per 100 pounds lor hotels, butchers, creamerlea and reitanranta of the first class, twenty cents per 100 pounds for saloons and boarding bouses aud fifty cenu per 100 pounds for private consumers, and ail such contracts will be carried out for th entire season of 1S83. Any further Information concerning said estate and property to be sold will be given in answer to telegram, letter or personally at my office, 12 and U Thorpe Block, Indlanapolia, Ind. WILL F. A, BERNHAMER, Administrator of George 8utter's Estate. JOHN Q. FATN, Auctioneer.

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