Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1883 — Page 5

m hMHAiVA STATE SENT IK 1 WEDNESDAY JUNE 13, 1883.

THE IXN4.SE HOSPITAL.

Mefti of tbe Board of Trustees Resignation of Or. Roirera aaa Election of Dr. tflllian B. Fletcher. The Board of Trustee of the Iasan3 Asylum met ycstsrday al thtt Institution, and. besides the regular rjutia? business, received and accepted the resignation of Superintendent Hogers and appointed Dr.W. B. Fletcher, of this city, as his sscceüor. Dr. Harrison, President of the State Beneyolent Eaaris, being found last night at his rooms at the Bites House, wa9 asked about the action of the Trustees of the Insane Asylurain regard to Dr. Rogers. He said: Well, sir, it ia simply thi: The Doctor tendered his resignation, and it was promptly fccfDteJ." -What, then, was done. Doctor?" askad the reporter. "We then elected Dr, Fletcher, of this city, urinteuuent of the Insane Asyinm." When will he take the position?" "To-oiorrow immediately," was the answer. Doctor." inquired oar representative, "will Dr. Fletcher make any changes among his medical staff?' ' "Positively no! There ia nothing ofthat kind in contemplation." Will thera ba nay casnges in the other Institutior.6?" No, sir. All these rnmors regarding any contemplated clauses in tho other hospital 3 are absolutely false, and have no foundation in fact." "What will te the elftct of the change in the SurenntendeDcy of the Insane Hospital?"' "I am oert&in that it will be ia the interests of ""sce and harmony altogether for the best." JJr. or Fenstor Fletcher is well known to readers of the Sentfuel. He has been a practicing physician in this city ever since he began the practice of medicine. Last "winterte represented in a creditable and atisfactory manner the interests of Marion County in the State Senate. lie is in the prime of lite, ambitious and energetic, and briDgstohis comparatively new vocation a rare ability and genius for the study of its recnliar demands. Some four years ego be rund a ciitical and tuorouu examination of Eastern Insane Hospitals, and it was understood a? that time that he had made himself master of alt thiogä pertainin? to the management and welfare of that ul fortunate e!a.-,-j, the in .tie. Their mterisarerint likely to ntl?r at tha baud of Dr. Fletchsr. A rcporu r called tip Dr. libera by telephone last evening. Pctor, will you please nil me the e-tusea Inadine to your res:naticn?" wa a-ked. "Wait uaMl I Sad wy xuemoTasdum. Here th-y are as set down in tbe rentif at th.tniy r-si.;riilioi be teutirrtd: "IJai uiony nd k od .-ivernni jnt cn not prevail' while I am ri'iper'utendeat. Tbere was no osaplarit during the foar . tb- I bate hfl? 1 position until Dr. II .rr:n carn- Preside as of tne Board, two r three months a " "Towhat J tii a'tris.irw Or Harrison's animosity towani ycu?" nskeii th repjr;er. ' io tbv: i::e c:i'e that has lei him to risk all th. r) er cli?.n:.i i'i liit-statf :ive or !" x in liuiuliji ir.c-i U- Im been Vfts:vm. Ttitr" ii m politic io it excepi , L- nl r t reward those who sec ired in it.e i i iti..ii." 'Whcm do you number among your frif-nosin tfi iirjn?" "'f b wbole State of Indiana. Everv r f j tctable Democrat and Republican in trie State kr,o that I am neb'." "What do you expecs tu dj about it now?" "I don't k?:ow." THE DTNAMITEKS. Beginning of the Trial of Or. Callagher aad Companion. Loxbox. June 11. The trial of the dynamite conspirators, Dr. Gallagher, Bernard Gallagher, Ansburh,Cortin, Whitehead and Wilson, charged with treason felon, began this morning. The Court was crowded. Mr. Clarke, of counsel for defense, challenged three jurors on behalf of Dr. Gallagher. Henry James, Attorney General, opened the case for the prosecution. He said the prisonerj were charged with an offense very near high treason. It was not uactssary to prove all had intended to levy x' t-t 11. iu- 'Jieen. t was saificient to show a conspiracy existed to n.ar; iiv him destroy property without re-t-iird to who sutltTed. He iaid Bernard (I ilifiEhcr wan in dilferenr position from oth?r pnonei. His own sto.y might be consider d ta CT.vict him with the dynamite plot, but evidence in regard to him required very careful weighing, to as not to risk punishing inrccer.t men. If tbe facts alleged against the prisoners were fully established, there would not be a person in the country who would not be p leased that they have been brought to justice. Lynch, alias Norman, tne informer, repeated the testimony in regard to the doitgs of the conspirators to aad aiter thtir arrival in England from America which he gave at the preliminary hearing. Ansbargh will conduct 1119 own doieti??. Lynch, m bsij g cro-exa mined, siid be never faw Wilson or An'b-irh before he saw them in Djw Street Police Court. Between il.e two interviews with the Authorities, at Which he otle.eCt to turn informer, be had appeared tl tfce Bo wintert Police Court. lie toia a lit'le mere at tbe s-econd interview than tfore concerning th Feoiaa Clahs in New York ar.d their c.bjrrs. The "'lris Republic," he fa'H, wj luptitioRd ia the oaiii te tcok iri Ni-ir Yurn wbu ht jjir)e i the co'j.-pT.-H ors He wu nt war-i i!it Ireland had Lad a separate Parl;ameit lUitiiig the hi-t century. 2ever 1 cd b-n a-s:c;ated wiih nuy p'"ct or rt beiiiou ia Kurland r Ireland It was of ' ac' mit to bun whether Irtiand ihchui" Iii t.iic or hai hnmralc H i:l i er cf 1 1. 1 ith Iir 0ll-;ij.r in 1 vhi" i - ; .'-f i-nc. IIi- u j.ici'tu wr! Hrvii-.i iv ih p ii g wo!cb Gillia-jr Iimi i:d 1 in. n ti ci (i tjj the hamtur niMie to t xi tu a Ca; . Ii ) 1ajiitrd h? had b .k:i h p tn to tre Ivuftald tJlu'j io Sex Yci k, Jj'.-i wS r-H l r .)in s tiie so t4ke!i in C'oust lie lh-" xamiat-d bt ttn-prcteriMif-i.. when muI luilid not know the ol j'f of 'be S i-t v ntitil joined, aal then did ii'r like 10 irk out. 1IR.'K .1 MILK. A Slxteec-Tear-!.. um arccessfolly Defends Herself Krum aa Assault by a Negro. New Haven. Jnne f Jennie Miles, aged sixteen, w- atr&rkfd jrt Mamoi street, this city, about 10 o'clock last night by a barly negro as the was returning unattended from Church. The negro jumped out from behind a clump of shrubbery on a causeway eBd canpht the girl in hi3 armä. As she was etrcgrglin? to free herself she discovered that the ruttlan was in his bare feet. Then she sprang upward, and with all herfofce brought the sharp heels of her shoes down Ufn hid toes. lie howled with rage and I diu, and threatened to take her life. In tne darkness she could not make out the negro's features, but be pressed his face close arainvt hr and heavy whiskers swept her eteeiit. Ia on ii. slant she wound her lingers into ihe L;;ker, and his howls grew louder ardlouoer. The dyke roadway is narrow, bthig kaiely a dczen fet in widtn. In an urg'.)rdi.d nioment the negro ncared the brink cf rradway. Aa he did so the b-ave pirl ennraoned all her strength, and ttej lolh plnnjrtd over the edge and into the w&ur. II m tegro fll beneath her, and, a) tr.ewaler was deej, je gave no his libt and ftrr'.'led to free hiraelf from the girl's clutch and to save hiinself from drowning.

She pulled oat a biz bunch of bristly hair from hs cheek and- let him go. She clambered up the bank and ran fleetly homeward. Her father, William H. Miles, one of the leading residents of the Tenth Ward, organized a EPRrch party ard went out with ianterrs to hunt fur the girl's assailant, but ha made good his escape. THE SCOrr LIOIOU IAX LAW.

General I m prrttiou Tlit It Will De Declared Constitutional by the Supreme So art. Coluxbi'S, June 10 It ehoald be understood that thera ia nothing in the rules or practice of the Supreme Court to prevent Judge Johnson tilting on the Scott Law, although he did not hear the arguments. Practically tne whole case will be submitted to the Court on briefs and reported speeches. The only two undresses made cutside of the briefs were by Messia. Hoadly and West, and tbeyweie both reported in shorthand, and will be printed for the use of the Court. Not only tbät, but the Court has allowed antil next Saturday for the presentation of additional briefs. It is thought that Jadgs Melivaine will write the opinion, aa he acted as Chief Justice pro tern. Of CCUrso all things are posäible to Providence and the Supreme Court; but there 19 almost a ucanimity in the' belief here, a mong Democrats as well a3 Republicans, that the law will be declared Constitutional. Democratic lawyers, who sat as hearers all through tie case, with prejudices and hooes all on one side, admit that the State hai D7 far tbe better of the argument. Even Judge Deadly as much as intimated that his blind opponent, Judge West, completely denial-i-hed the Cleveland contention of impairment of contracts. The State attorneys now eipress more confidence than before ihe argument that the law is all right. The Cincinnati falcon keepers left Columbus completely discouraged. They had not only become convinced that they were on the losin; fide, but they felt astonished at the temperance lecture of Jndge Hoadly. If the law is declared unconstitutional the saloon keepers acd their legal advisers will bs more a9tcnisled than tbe State attorneys will be. AT KEST. The Kemalns cf John Howard Payne, After Thirty Years of Exile, Interred In Oalc Hill Ceinetery, Wahhin jjtoli. Ya!I1NGT0N, Juce 3. Alter thirty years burial in the laud of his exile, the remains of the author of "Ilorae, Sweet Home," were to-day laid to rest 1 la the toll of his native laud. The pageantry of luucral ccrtfge and ceremoiiles of tho occailon Acre triahuu to the Kü-iiusof Joan Howard Tayne in ki ej'isg with the pi ace which he bolls in the home and heart cf tho Americin people. With colcm 1 B.10.1.M i ine inut'tl i.mcs i.ne Btnnirn tramp of marii columus and "it'.n-i-.ih d '!' -?. U" men leprft-cnting U honoraLle walks of life, tie fuueral rocavstou ;.sel U.r.i.tii tne ssn-ets of th- National Caj ital tj tbe ti'.vui resllnir plgo of trie .lead. K pop rircumstan :e of Mimtn grari.l'.'ur c if :"'is 1 to thu finfil hor o: po.iJ by iho li-.ifig t the na,l. The (irei-Mueri was ie ci.'hI i.y Its Chief Executive Hi'd ti Council f Oi'iMi'.uiiit.al clvlser, by I tie otcupania of th U nca, 1m jj.Uoiary, oy r.;f n:b'ii of I -th i; t:cs tI fu-eres, by ruraerii ir.isntiv f Use Arrny aiid Xhvit, aad rj'.tnit,tfrn of if;e OipUimiiiif cut ji. The ujray of pitmir ni Govcfum'-ut otlicltt.jt of reortrscatatives I I )tcir;n nowT-, im orj-e t ; of trio military ! 1 thidiii; f rii'"z?!:s q?va to th d?inomtration a doi I t'Darii:!t r iht tuarktM i:- tributa of an cii'ue n irii. Tri prit-ts-t'-n whs torined at ih .!lny cf rr, wt ere too uii'U-ry aal clvi:i;ns brum to t&tte. ieiurf i'me befjio thu apio!nd Ii IT. 1 he Ifmains, ctl v-ti in a hidoine ragtet, Ttie pii-eed ia a tare epn:lilly ; built for ho roust.'. 15 whs a square tiilf-hed vchiile. wttü rla'e a-si w 1 1 .h. nurfouni d by lx nrns lrarn by four white hoi &.. The ;jio.Nioii moved lu the folionn t lignum (1 ni-uth. via Feunrylvaa'a av jaua 10 ( (nu-icry: Keguir iioops, t:inlcr coimnd ol Msior General H. b. Aver. CJtyMpitrry O-s-'n-ifio!'. Hij 1 School cadets, commanded by Captain A. A. f-mith. Battslion of the h-jcr ud Artillery. Oiliciating clergy aid pail bereis. I3ffr?e bearlrg tte rcmnii s of John Howard Payne. A I. out fifty carriage' fvli-.v. d. containing the relatives of John Howard Payne, the orator of the day. the poet of the day. President of the United States, Members of the Cabinet. Members of the Diplomatic Corps, Chief Justice and Associate Jnetice of the Supreme Court cf the L'nited States, The Chief Justice and Associate Justices of tho Supreme Cou-t of the District of Columbia and many other distinguished persons. All long the whole course of the route people gathered to witness U e gplemiid and im;os'.üg luneral pageant. The sidewalks were thron :ed nr. windows filled with caer spectators. The relatives of Payne in the procession were Kev. Mr. Llquerard wi e, B?dfcrd Station. N. Y., the lit:pr being a niece of Payr.e; Mr. o. N. Payne, Brooklyn, who Is accompanied by iabnel UarrlKin. at Intimate friend ot Payne and author of tha Booic f Iteininiscenco: another iutimale fr'ead, Jf r. Jeseph IcSha Pickett, of Fraakfort, Ky., was also present. Before the precession reached Oii Hill the holdera of th tickets began to arrive and take their petitions on the thuiurm which had been bai:t arouud the monument shaft, while ths marble furrrountcd by tbe bust one half larger than life fc'ze was supporte1 on a baae of solid gry granite. tlx feet juare. TheheUhiof the monument I fouru en icet and its general öesi?' is rUai'ia of pure classical type. 7ho inscriptions and designs on the shaft are umple. Oa the frunt Is the following brief, but sufliolent. inscription: John Howard l ayoe, author of Home, tweet Home." bcrn June V;h. 1792. died Apri; 10. 1S.VJ." Oathe back is ihe ItFcriptlon which was on the tomLle hat. ia;;ikfca hu grave ia Tunis. It is as follows: '.3ue when thy certle sp;rt l!d To realms nbovo itu a; lire dome. With erins outxtrptf iieii, (..od's angels said, 'Welccnie to Htaveu's tcnis sweet homei ' Tbe moriumctt was --hrcn .ed in fo.ds if whit?, ami DBveilni r.uriiie xi-icies. Atnp:e platioims were built ruunii tt-e three s'.rtes. leaving tbe south sMe rr.cn. On the ii 'rttt ride wrs a platform fcou i.tt by the KfKWeis and distln--uiht ü K'itstn. On ihe )ftt da were oateci the Ingers eci the Marli e Band, and 03 the ast siJe was a platfoim vb-re tho i;treral public wera aicominotc.te-1. Tntre wr ooau provided for itor.t 19 0 vecpie 'le f.ojt of the urtealter'a platfoim w;icoCted with orerureen-i nd Mowers, whf.e folds 1 rur Nt!o;.al tldg ai.d Tunis colors ppeared on f.iher Ute. Wnn the prooesnlon i:cfced 'he tVutttery ibe cc'Tiu was carrisd by '.p- pall-besre: im d-' tt e crourds and laid upon abler at tfct iUe of the monument. It resred upu a bei f;f cvrgror'.f ad !l vrs. The order --f cetr-isei- we e aa follows: Mnsio br Mi;i:ii Bit::d. r.eadii K in r en ntu--.. 1'ctm by Kobcna ,hi)fo-i. f?er reeding which the mo-u-ncTit wss naclk- l m1 Pivue's ' Home, Bweet IP uae' ur ty 1 full rhorus. with org;in aCcmra--Uaent, the w h.jl esasnibiage jjining la the lapt v--e. Oration )t Lciah V. bli..son. Ifittrmei.t rt ra-.nit. Music, "firjir.d H:;'!('jah Cborur, (Messiah.) Haide;, by tee PhilnarinuiiU Sjciety and Marine Band, and ihe and:e:!Cj r'.flcg. P.encllction. Muaic. 1 iua'.e rflciine Bai.l. ".-afe in tbe Arms ol JeMis." Tlie c-fl',n wrs placed in the vault directly benea;h tco cio"'nY'curg ana mwidle g-! men, f.ifteriDg fr.rn nervt.us debility eud kindred alTi-ctions. a lo's ol memory and hypochondria, should e tclose tbrte s'amps for Part VII of the World's Dpusarv Dime Srie of pimpblets. Address World'f Dispensary Medical Association, I'-ilTalo, N. Y. KOIBjCHILU-EPHItUSSI. A UilUlant Wedding In Paris The Ceremony, Tree and fresents. Paris Cablegram : On Wednesday, long before midday, the Jewish temple on the Hue de la Vlctoire was besieged by over two thousand tresta in wedding attire provided with cards of invitation to Titness the religious ceremony of the rp'-rriar' of Maurice Ephrussi, the banker, whose racing colors are well known on the .French turf, to Mile. Heatrii Itothschild, daughter of ttsron Alphonse. The synagogue was splendidly decora-ed with crimson aDd gold drapery in Orientallprof usion, rare exotics, plants and flowers. Boon after the twelve gates of the tabernacle were thrown open there was a general rush of several hundreds for the interior. The bride droTe up In a large armorial tar-

riage drawn by bay Percherons. A haaaof admiration greeted Lcr pwgeant, which combibed Persian grace with Oriental splendor, creating an effect tbst was dazzling In the rays of tbe noonday bun and never to te forgotten. Tbe ceremony lasted two hoars. The Grand Ilabbi cf Frarce, M. Isidor, and Kadcg Kahn, ths Habbi of Paris, ohiciated. Tw hundred chor:aters, selected from the Opera end Uorwrvatory, under direction of Mseitro Saranel DtTid,"tan tbe iuipwive ll-brtw "Tchildab," at tne conclusion of which were "Strophes Nuutuales," composed for the occasion by M. David, and sun? by Mil. Latsalle and Felix Lavy, of the Oiiera, with bnrpiet (roonnanirnent Six brides-; maids, followed by six trainbparers, took up a ccllection while M. La?salle and the chorns chanted the 128th IValm. Tte bridegroom then placed the ring on the finger of the bride. Levy thon, with his tine teror voice, eang the "Imlach." Th Chief Rabbi, holding the cud of consecrated wine in bis right hand, pronounced In a sonorous voice the seven Hebrew benedictions, set to music by an Arab ramiciar.. Tbemerried couple then advanced to t,o 3 sanctuary and broke a large crystal goblet, a symbol of the fragility of all things human. Ileturning to the nave of the Tabernacle they received the congratulations of the guests, while the choirs and harpists performed the spirited allegro "Hallelujah." of Lplcnger. The bride is eighteen years of age, in figure svelte, and of transparent complexion. She wore a dress of white satin, with a train of more than usual length. This terminated in three points, the center one being trimmed with orange blCSSOms. Her veil was Of point a Paiguille lace. Among the many noticeable dresses of the trousseau was of cream-colored velours eplngld, with a Tery long train, the front of dsaped crepe, with the sins color around tbe train, which had a wide b.order cf variegated vine leaves, the tints ranging frcm dark green to russet red. Tna leaves were of velvet On the left side ot the jupe was a large cluster of velvet leaves. Tne corsage was pointed and decollete, trimmed with a garland of vice leaves. The wedding presents defy description. Among the cadeaux IJaron Rothschild gave his daughter f:)C0, 000 to buy furnitur with end $5,(XJ0 a month to keep house. Daring tbe ten oays preceding the wedding the tride received over 1,100 letters from destitute youug ladies, asking alm3, and there was no one but received an answer.

An Illegal Lottery. To the Editor of the Courier-Journal: In rtfererce to an advertisement ia your paper cf My21. 1SS3. published at the instigation cf a rival Lottcrj Company, and for the purpose of takli g the advertisement aad rcpnMishlag in the va'icusnewspapcrsthrcughoutthecountry, to the lrjt'ry ar.d detriment cf the Commonwealth Disinbatlon Company, justice and fair play compel the undersigned to write a few fiCs ia regard to the mattf r. No Company but the LoulsUu Lot ter CoTjopanr would be meaa enouh to pubii-ti such an srticle svainkt another Company. Tno LcuiHana Lottery Company did a few yeir aj nasse aietermiued eiV irt to break up theOnmm iawralih Listiihu.iou Company, in L'jnisviue, Kv., but ! iled. Sceinr that K. M Batd-nau. of tha Urmmobwral h Disliibuttoa Coaipany by nit tnsh. poncstv and enterprix, U buiMicg npa busints equ.l to their own, they arc aain soaking to ruin bis C.mpauy Win gach titiderhaud prorcedings lo tium av good or the CommAvro vHh Litribn:!on Comii-jiiy any tam? No! Tho Liuiana Lottery Comrany, owviug tha S'.-ite "f Louisiana, now noire to own K'tutucky and the whole wor d. It conies with tal grao.'thU oricouUou here, when it is well known thi Louis'ir-n u)pi.y have au aiteni riwht here a L itii,v.!le, ell'i-g 'ickeis in detiarice cf law. lhy wit the I in rnrnweai'h C 'tut any to quit, sothc71-.11 luve a'l thf bu-:ufbs. Is pot the Liuhlatit llna a y ilUgnl in 11s own State? Let taj reader as!t i.ir taa gifat Lon;!ura iU,t grfs-saiiu's IK ibsrtso-) Kp.j-?c'" l.t .'öie the la-t Congiesi. He nates truthfully a .d uuciiy ir-st it ,'s r U gal; thr'r charter hiisheojreLa ed at d the L"s;li:af.irehii never rr-t;stab.istifJ i. Nov. uh to its lAirreis. ihev liavo tw:i ex-rob 1 ir crs who rt y to tte best of their kaowiedo tt ir rfrawii ps are Tair. They plsce, s i the say. KO.ffO n mb'ts in tu":cs and r.at them Pi the whi e'. when, ia fact, two persoa c mid not virdo. coum and plot' in the tubts 100.0J3 number-' ia two months. TI12 only fd!r way a drawing ca 1 b hart to allow any ttt-it't holdnr the right to ca". ii r bis rumb-r and m e it placed la the wheel. Tne Loui-im a Company will not ar.d lre not do this H's ihe f id story of the pot calling thn kettle black. From the Louisville ( Ky.) Courier-Journal, ilay SO, 1Ü33. Skinny Dten. "Wells' Health Henewer" restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sexual debility. ?1. Di n't Die in the House. 'Rough on Rats." Clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers. 15c Wells' 'Bonh oa Corns." Ask for Wells' "üough oa Corns." 15c Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunions. Tor dyspepBin, indigestion, deor?sdon ' spirits ana general debility, ia their yariom forms: also as a preventive against fever ar.d ague aad other intermittent fevers, the "Ferro-Phosphorited Klixir of Calisaya," made by Caswell, Uazal -v Co., New York, and eoid by all druggists, is the best tonic; and for patients recovering from lever or other sickness it has no equal. f.'i M urn .l : i" vi , ' , fry SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. Head Colds, Water. Di-vbar? fron tha Xo-e and rjrs. KiMfug '.'ol8iii in-? Ho&d, .Nervous llMiiKi ic ki'.l Fever '-iKt(,"t!y rtlleed. Choking uutiu oSshM!;:o . membrane rloa-joirt andhcab:C. brtth atienei, muo'I, ta-e and hwrirg rp'ore1. ai-d iv-g- eher kfd. O.u h, Bror ch:ti. lx.-i pit Into the Throat, Pin in !h :uest )yie-i, Wni inx of .-V.rcMijrTh and KJfs'rt, LossofSVt-p Kt5.. cii'ed. One brt'lt acinl nte .ne b-x 'arrha! -'-vet sr.-' 1 vc Dr fitn', nt'j in hI -t, in ona ost itage. o II drtrtt'ts for fl. A-k f r 3ni t! KfiiCure, a pn'u ti .ttün'!fi;t ot Wiio.t H-zl. Am rin". Ca. Hr. Nfjrip.v'rl. C over li'o m. K'C. POTT- ?IRVW 0 f'ltvl f 1. 1 .rftrtT, POLLI''? 'he lukt-oit It U aspii-.l. of ri h..-uiüi..i.fi. .sVurilTi. SMllc. Coavh. C A U. Wck BeSt. vvv V. pftrti "t'!Tal40-i!. krrstr'v aie PkIü-i. ra'i'J.tion, l)fwpsiA, Liver Comvlnint. Bilious Kf-Vi'r, Ma'tria, t;l KMtonsics, v. COLLIN'S- PLvSTK.tS (a i Kictric Ua'tery ottnhlued with a t'otuLs r-laster) aul langti at piin. 2."k eerjwkere. THE WISE PREVENT SICKNESS. FORD'S 1 PUiu raiUatfa f laiMiki iasr. OkOiHlFMltlM mmJt U.lu.t -r. .1.13 Tüy soprior to II oUu gimtrn, aU of wbioll araraU wUa tk skreiratt Alcekal. Cares CId.,Ck 111, JTrUh aad raeKaiaU er"Pom. AKm fmimm, nI Malmris. Car Drspspalav, fciek Baadackt, 8M g,oti.Hi, riatultacy, Cniajji. Cholera Jacrttn, eo.rr. aaa ilia iaaiaMtal t ck.-.F'S cf eiianaia. .A Fr.lt Ktiaa-iLsat wfckaat alcoboae raaoliom. dbniooiy larored. purly XDadlciaal, Ka. rr'a eiager ovoroaw.i ibaastlcn, allaji Doreiiin,prtnoti aH.p.araaitaUaaortTirj forlntoxlat, aad traatthans Uoaa raad by di . dihty, and iipteon. JKaware ef all (;rs iid to tka so 9 or Sscaa4 SaHrard'a. ATtiarxarcecarydtalsra fcr a fawerata axtra rofit try (orceiiin y-a t-r owi or ctt.n wh.n T.a oil for Saarrtt's Ciagwr. loldkdriui.ti.rtNffi.,. retter Pnj aa OittitH f., ün.

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Tho following Symptoms aro Sure Indications of Disease of tho Lircr, commonly callocl LIVER COMPLAINT : A Furred Tcngus. Lansour and Depression. lyielanclioiy. Always Tired. Irregular ApDCtiie. Pain in the Right Side which is increased by pressure. Pain Under the Shoulder Blade. Belching or Flatulence. Scanty Diarrhoea. Nausea and Vomiting. Aay of these symptoms show that the Liver la not ecretizg the proper aEou"t of bile. From this cause the stomach and bowels are clogged by undigested lood. whicn by poisoning the blood is producing disease la every part of the system. If these symptoms are accompanied by a short, dry, cough, with diaicultyof breathing, there is always danger of consumption. Kfne-tenthRCf all the t'eatin from Consumption are caused by neglect ot tb.es j first causes, a diseased and inactive liver, aad the indigestion of food

aihlu2 therefrom. MANDRAKE. Its Uses as a Medicino in Dis3sses of tho Liver, Stomach aad Bowels. ila drsiewas Cr?-t used by the Indians ia a crude state, bat even i:t their h.inrts perfjrmel t urh wonderful cures tivat it attracted the attautiun of physicians, more esprcially as it was foun.i to produce all the Rood results of mercury, without any of the dangers attending tho uso of thi' mineral rolton. tinceiis Introduction ;o th3 ueJical world. It has almost entirely tak;a th1 place of mercurial preparations iu dlsea.-cs for whl.h mercury wa-i fc:n:erlj Ufed. liu.d;akj is found throushout the t'aited J-tatis in low, stably fituatloxs. Is bears iu fl wt;ln May oi J.11W, auct mtturi-j Ij fruit, ia öepifmbtr or Oc ober. It is more cjumo.i in tha Wituru tLd Millie States than in New Easilnd cr ihe South. The root only is used as a medlclu?, M- rrorer time for gathering beia ths early pirt of November, soon after the ripening of the fruit. It should never buusedwbea freshly gathered, ard even when dry It wir. sometimes ovis3 severe puin unlets combined with other meiiciaes. We ask the reader to carefully peruse the following 01 inionsol two eminent physicians oa the great curative properties of Mandrake. Professor John King, if. D., says la the American Disrenatory: "As a deobstruent it Is oaa cf th3 mof-t valuable iu our materia m;dici, acting thraugh and upon all the tissues of the syBtsm. In bilious aad typhoid febrile diseases it Is very valuable as a cathartic, often breaking up the disease at once. "In Chronic Hepatitis ( Liver Complaint) there is not Its superior ia the whole range of medicines, being vastly more useful than merciriel agents, arousing the Liver to healthy action, increating tho flow of bile, aad keeping up these actions longer than any other a;ent with which we are acquainted. Ia Constipation it acts on the bowels without disposing them to subsequent costlvcnets. "As a cholagogue cathartic It probably has no equal. It produces a Fpeülüj ac'.l3u on the Liver, arousing it to action and producing free bilious evacuations. In bilious fevers, ei-.hor remittent cr irdeiniittenf, as well as acute dfecase cf the liver, or bilious pneumonia, it not uafrequently arrests the disease at the first prescription, or it so far mcdif.es the attack that the case becomes mild and manageable. Ia caro.de Hepatic derangement (Liver Complaint) with Drspepsia, It is a mofet Valusble remedy. Its 1 at. ge o application is perhaps more extensi.-c than auy other cathartic medicine, aud whUe ia any and every case it v:ll uo ail the good tliat is claimed for mercury it is entirely Ine Iron), uny cf tee oi jectlous lothat aniilt:." Tte late rrctcssor T. V. Morrow gayj: Porhaj.s no saeditiEO hr.s been iutredaed to the msdIcal proltfblon for the lnct one h.i lire! vo..: w h 11 vtom s s v bo of ix inm-n v.iluo as pjit ll:yl.i:i (Mai.drakr.) An eierlcn-j Sviiasihii 0 Tensive in the uv-f I'cU aet.t lil the tr.-n xneiilof a rtKt vrt-iy cf Ciise ol Uiioa.--, ha liiLy f.iljUuctil me oi iw greai valutas a rciuUit at'tbt. tepeclally as a pur He alterative. I: t',Aik.ic-b with eneiay aud efiif:iu(.y. v-p.anu I t..sl:L-'?s, ieavii.g tL bowtU in a ijo :ny lx ci Ai ion li t t o r.r thien iljs alter us o;erati n. S nh or' stnyle co.-e of this mcdt.'lr.p 1 nava lr--q.iii.cy ii: 'td a revert ntu--k -f bilious remitu.i.tltr. r qiiiriüg i.othltsg lurther locomo fte IbetU'f 'i ' pt sr.mi gntio toulc and apr'jp ir cvoidt-Lce 1 f kte es-i f gemse. "The istiil! f f H'v ex. erie!ic ia th : msi of trt . article it a rtaitdlal agouti on mj wa j:e. ar suet, astolfave no doubt m in y mind that it it d-'s ti&rd to o-cn;.y a corn-picuoua j-Ue-i anioiisj the lac st valuable remedies of tbe loa-eria mdiir. Ith a vtry extended lauge cf a pi hcitioua In tue t?ta mens of oi-tate. Itdteil, it promises to b'e n-.ire tba a mb-titute f ,r m5rcuryitia.Il ats wl-tre m?roriy lias proved of any suostautial v.;ue. without the lUbiaty of produilas? 1 -j ir iot-titttu ni on tbe ronsiitnti u i patit-nt." Ma. oiflel.au lern Lf d iu many forms by phyftcitHE fci-d others, but it was never brought bsit re tne vnliiiC in a priffcut rqiI pn-ciirial way Ujt lrrn 'i'i rrfl c"n i-."rt with o h?r vahi h e rrcdicir-f s by L K . J II. SCIKNCK, OK foil.AUf JLfIII.4. 'lli.rty yt'dts uro ho be? tuO n anufacaire of Li. row r:itb .ated u.iraue - 11. and ti' cn teat t rao ihev have Kai.iol thft c Eii'iei'-ce cf the pabioxo liilly that, t'.jeir f1o in the I n'.Ud states i.ew fr.r ex eeiix that of aiy o -her cathartic meliciLe. Thty do l-.o; prolufe sioknef! at tho sum n-h, rai:?ea or gr'tt'tg. T.iey ect dirirCy on the L:ver, tre ortrn. whicn, when li' a healthy condition, purities the blood for tue thdebcdy. rbf j are the only perfect preparation of landrake, ibat Brest substitute for merevry. There Is rot their equal iu the wbolts range cf C'atnartic 3L'Cüicir.es kbown to man. Tbev will cure the most stubborn c;(es of Ltver Cornplaiat, that great lort runner and caure of ConKurjnption. V 1th tbe eid of Dr. Schenck' Seaweed Tonic, tty will euro the worst cases ol Dyspepsia. Iir. Schenek's Book on Diseases of Ue LunffS, LtviT Complaiiit und DjsvepMa is sen', freo, postpfiU.toali ppHcmits. It should be tal by all "ahoaieatilicttdwithihceedijeasis. Adaress J H. SCHEHX & M, Ceir.er Sixth and Arch Etrcets, Ffciladelphla, Ta. Dr. Echenck'a Mandrake Tills, Seaweed Tonic and Pulmonic Syrup are sold by all druggists. Dr. grhenck will sec patient at tbe Grand Central note), Broadway, N. 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Boston, on tbe second Wednesday and Tbtr?day of eaca uiunth, except Augast. Cor no! tal Ion ftee. W. A. P.eading, Attorney for Assignee. SHERIFFS SALE. I!y vlrt'io rf an execution to me directed from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Märien tiounty, Indiana, fwiu expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 30th Day of June, A. D. 1SS3, Between the hours cf 10 o'clock a. r.. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the Co:trt House of Marion County, Indiana, the rents auil profits lor a term not exceeding seven yuari. of the following real ebtate, tituita In llarioa County, Iadiaaa. to-wit: Lot number twen'y-five ( 5). la Ladders, llOEsh're ca4 Cooper's Park Addition, being a bubdlvb.io of lots number save. 1 (7), and elebt (?) In DuTa.1'1 Heira' adliUoa to the City of Indianapolis, and oa f.iüure to realize the full amount of judgment interest ar.d c !ts, I will, at the same time and place, expose at public sale the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of James M. Myerä, at the snitof t-touBhiou A. Fletcher et a),, for the use oi JoBi J. Cooper. Ca;e No. 17.595. Said sale w ill be made without any relief whatever from valuauou or appraisement laws. J AM KS W. HK53. ShcrilT of Marion CountT. Jur e 4, A. D. 1SS3. jjec-r,w XJOTICK TO NON-RFSIDEKT: Jl-X The State of Indiana, Spencer Cormty. Ia the Spencer Circuit Court, July term, lss-i. Mary Grirres vs. I'etcr Grimes, alias Peter Hawes. Cam plain t. Now corae the plalntirr, by Logsden & Kramer, her attorney, aad files her complaint herein for appointment of an administrator, together with aa sß: davit that the residence of the defendant, Peter Grimes, alias Peter Hawes, Is unknown, and that diligent inquiry has been made to ascertain th residence of said defendant, but that said inquiry hs not disclosed the residence of said defendant. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, that unless he ho and appear on the 12th day oi the next term of the Speticer Circuit Coart, to te bolden on the first Vonday of Julv, A. I)., ISS3, at the Court House in Kockport, in said County and St3te. end answerer demur to r aid coraoiaiat, tte eamewill be heard and determined In hlsabsniise. In witness whereof, I hereunto ttet my hand a'td affix tbe seal of said Court at ltuckport thu 16th oay of May, A. D., 1SS3. my23Ct J. C. KICHASDSOM, Clo;k. Notice to Heirs or Petition to Sell Real Estate.

STATE OF INDIANA, Shelby County. Shelby Circuit Court. Notice is hereby given that Cyrenius B'shop, as admlnibtrator da bonis non of the es-ate of Annlo E. t-mith.deoeaied,:has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, her personal being Insufficient to may her debts; and that said petition will be heard at the neqt term cf the Circuit Cjurt cf fald County, to commence and be holden on the l.t oay of October. Is3. Attest: FREU H. CHEWDE, Clerk jneC Circuit Court of Shelby County. TBE KANSAS CITY TRAGEDY. Tbe Slarderer a Former Uesidentof Lafayette and Named Orth Augustus Mine. Kas?a3 City, Mo., June 9. Geo. Fredericks, picprlttcrcl the Theater Comloue, who was shot last tight by Orth Augustus Stine, known here as Jchn Etil, city editor of theErening 8:ar, Is still alive to oay, but recovery seems almost impossible. Tie ta 1, Irom a 41 calibre revolver, entered the fcted let k cf ihe left ear and passed out over the lelt eje. Mattie llsrtleln, tho woman over wham the quarrel arose, is a blonde, twenty-two years of pge, pof K'fsing some attractions but not beautiful. She has been, livinar with Fredericks as his mistrcts icvtial years. Eell met her about a month ag.) acrt became infatuated. Ho ras sices been vbiling her ai-d thus aroused tbe jeaioufv cf Frederick". The latter ' went to the clrl's room lato lc.t night and found Ball the;e. Hot words ensued, but the dispute was fiDaL'y tet'led and tba men who until recently had been ra mer dly tatms.exprcssed themselves satistid. Tbey then Marted down B'alrs, avd in tho fiimly lighted hallway tbe shootlua: ocured B?ll ßthti la when he fired Fredericks had his haul in his pistol pocket as thot.gh trying to draw. No aeapen was found on Frs-deiicks' person after the st roting. Bell is twenty-two years of a?o and a young man cf marked ability, belust a very bright at d clever writer. He belong, it is sid. to oue of the beet families In Lafayette, Ini. He has beeu city editor cf the Star lor tlx months past. General O rant's Fried Clveken. Chaklottsvii-le, Va., June . Gtnaral Grant passpd through here t'vday ea route for the North. Charlottsville is a preat place for fried ciiit-krd, atd upon tbe arrival of all train3 tbe traveler is saluted bv cne from a dczen colored women of: "Here's yo' nice fried chicken!" General GrJat was vigorously set upon by one of these parties, who bad no idea whom she was addressing. She bejrged him to buy a chicken-leg, and finally, es ihe train was moving off, the ex-Pre3ident dropped ten cento on her waiter, and remarked that he would take the chicken the next time he came through. The old darkey, after the train left, was told thtt sha had been talking to the gre.t General Grant, and ehe replied: "I thought he was a great scroebody, 'case be'a the fust man who ever paid fo' a chicken-leg and did't eat it." ArcICÜ 5EHY0LS and LAcS VITAL OEUvJV! The Howard Galanlc and fftagnette Shield and four other eleetrlc appliances. These arai invsJuahie, and afforJ s'ir5 and speedy relic' la a'l diseases of a nervous or musealer type, such as Nervous behllity, Ehaa-martsT-i, Paralysis, Epilepsy, A p oplexy, Overworked Erala, Exhaustion or Loss of Vittl Energy.Weak Back, Ktdney I)lsääse Lanj, Liver and 4tomachio Conplain ta, and all di st-B or a persons naturo, and are ADAPTED TO BOTH t-jjSXE3. Ko. I Shield, $4; Na. A, $S; th. 2, $13. Mo. I Spinal. $15; No. 2, $25. Cvsriaa Nc. I, $5; Na. 2, $12. Suspensory Ko. I, $4; No. A, SB; 2, $!0. Send for Illustrated Pamphlet. AIIEIUGAN GaTvANIC COjIPT, 134 MADISON STKEET, Southwest CornoT Clark. CHICAGO. O'l ATK OF iM IANa Bruivis (ovniy In Mini vsn Ciicait Court, Jua j icrm !. Caue Kr.4..:.!?J In tte m1 cr of tlie p-ii'ion of U .'orge V.. .or;h, cx narto. IMiäoa fcr t0uiit.:itra.or uf tbetsttte oi James Noiiii Ccints now svid petitioner, b7 his atnruev, tud C'.es his petition herein. pryit'2 t'n Court fr an rppcinmient of an administrator tl the rs'Htoof Jhjr.e-Noith. Fhi1 pultlon Hliecethat s-iJ Jahips Nojthbsabccn ab-ent. and in biet lis wlitjeai rutstasbt crt unknown for rlva ycirs. Notice of thi pendancy of tuis nt-iio i istherefi re giver to said J-ct.ps North, thst lie sanj will pinna for trial on tins v'r.tt juiivriai dv of fie Juue Term 1SV ?, of the l-uiiiva-i Circuit Court, inn" null k b npi ars oa tsü dty. tivlt- en Tue.-" v, J-lv 10, at tne Court Houfb in S-iltlvan, in srid County atjd S'ate. and answer t ss.jd t-ctiti-iu, tbe fame will be heard and determine 1 ia bii abtei.ee. , , Witness my hand and the s1! cd Hd ssal. Court, hereunto cfiited at Sullivan thti ta aav oi Apm. im. jreI3 THOMAS J. M NN, Clerk. sar'rtSiEY&cc TVr'W rj k r . .-; u vi Mi m mm KEW GF.QP ! Send for fl 1 CATALOCU E & PRICE Lk 1 . 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STATE ii ummni 1883 fOOO FCR THE YEAH Tbe Sentinel Is th. roeognUM ImuHbk Cera? erat Newspaier of the Stat. Masvy aew and iml proved features have been lauvaucea, maxms it .1 iu iu refj ecis a SUPERIOR 8-PASE CS-C0LUMN PAPEJ? This enlarged edition will be furnished, pcstei u-ee, at ONE DOZjZjAn, Making It the largest and cheapest newspaper la -the WtU It will contain well considered eiitoriali oa every subject. polUicaJ or Rectal, which ir.ay arh. Ihe Commercial and kiarket reports of Uim Weekly fc'entiEtl will be complete. Its Agrieaitnral and Home DerartncDts are In th3 host of hands, and will be a uistingul'ihinz feature. In a word, in Its news, iu aiiori&ls7xiurary, miscellany, end in its general reading, it shall not be surpassed by any rpcr drculatcd ia tie fcuite, Itwi-U I particularly adapted to the f orally circle. No thlnklp man in the State can aii -rl to do without the Weekly Sentinel at the email cost at which it is luroLahed. The Sentinel, in addition to lis superiority, Is, raorever, aa Indiana paper, devoted to and especially represents Indiana s interests, pohucal ajd tkerwise. as no foreign paper will or can do, and ought, their fore, to have preference over the par. era of other States, and we ajc lxrocrat t beur this In mind, an I öüLECf YOUk ovn &TATE PAPER vhen you cono to Uk2 uiiUcxlpUou and make np Cinbs. r nli resorts of the proceedings of the lately elected D.mocratic Legislature m be given. Now i the time for every Ierricr.t 11 tie Etiti to subscribe for the Sentiaei. TSR IVC S : WEEKLY. Ftn?le Copy, without Premium t 1 efl CIuL'dof ll for. . io oo ClrthS Of ..n,.MIHNWItltM.H.l,.M.HHnH".Mn 20 03 Cluba of 0 25 00 L AiLV. One Copy. Oc Year. J13 00 One Copy, Mx lUonths............ 00 One Copy. Three Months.. . 2 ba Oa. C.py, One Month . S3 Sunday entN-el, by mail. 92.00. Agents malting up Clubs tud for aay iaformakion desired. s-tpscjmen Copies free. Addreas INDIANAPOLIS SEf.TIHEL CO., INDIAXArOLIS. INT. D and Children. What gives our Cln'ldren rosy cheks. What cures their fevers, makes them r1vt ; 'Tis CimtoriH. Wien babies fret a n l cry by turns. What cures their colic, kills their worms. What quickly euros Constipation, Sour Stomach, Cclds, Indigestion. Put Ctort. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, , Castor Oil and lYiresorie, and IfaM Castoriaf an absolute euro for Itlicusxirct - a a poster coiuaiuinz t:xi) ni i uto icp.uwuu. miormaiion. or posu?r. can on or write to rilA'.UFACTURING COMPANY, Street, INDIANAPOLIS, I Ali. PiZE MEDAL, PARIS, 1373 Favorite Ncs. 303,404 332. 351, 170, tzi his etiler styles. "World. trie F i .'' : f to-- ""-i-a'' i-i'-.' .n.y . Vi V-' . V - I - - -.--. " - NOTICE Frcm J11I-.B I crian. No. .".-'3 I'aM 47tb Street. X;-f Vurk. rliy. FtfiClrrs that are in dbM to blrn from rp t datP. for 3lt.en foots, ev. which thej- ict ou credit, end pre tot paid for, c,et f-v-r Tno'lth!,, notice to settle and pay. and If not t-nir naipfl and residence in the rnitt-d Sutes, ci:r-.--, towns. eudCouutifs and H3.cs and the facie iu every town and Courty in Ireland, will lie pu.'.hbe! f jr one year after the four months expire. Indianapolis, May 13, lS-tJ, JOHN JIXJRI AN.

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