Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1883 — Page 5

VRE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNEöbüf. JUNE 20, 1883-

CKOOK'S SUCCESS

lie turn of the Expedition in Pursuit of Apaches. The Hostiles Surrender After a Hard Fis'at in the Heart or the Sierra JIadres. Crock's Dispatch Giving1 tbe Details of the Campaign The Long and Bitter March. CROOK'S EXPEDITION. Official Information of III Campaign In th Sierra Eladres The Scene of the Captnie. Tcseoir. A. T., Jane 12. A. courier arrived at Tombstone last night from Crook'3 headquarters at Silver Creek, Arizona, bringing the first official information of Crook's expedition. It left American soil on the 31 of May, marching 200 miles southeast from San Bernandino on the boundary line of Chihuahua and t; on or a, following the trail of the hostiles. Crcok was guided by the Apache. Nadakia, who was captured near ?an Carlo?, just previous to thä expedition leaving. At a point about 200 miles south cf Ihe line the command crossed the Sierra .Madies racc;e, and advanced fifty miles over an indescribably rough tract, eight males being Killed by following over treciiic, and pressed on without deity. Tbe men 'were rendered nearly barefooted by the sharp recks. Afcer fourteen days' hard marrhing, nfgbt and day, the Indian camps at Chato and Hon i to were diacovered in the heart of the Sierra Midres in an almost impregnable position. Tbe Apaches did not dream of an attack, fcr the entrance to the strong hold was next to impassible, and the warriors were principally oat on a raid under Juh, only thirtyseven bucks being in the camp with the women and children. The San Carlos scout3, under Captain Crawford and Ieatenants Atwood and Mackey, with Al. Ssbree, Mcintosh and Mickey Free, chiefs cf the ecsuts, surrounded the camp bs-fore th? hostiles were aware of their proximity, and advanced from dillereui points and were nearbEfore they were discovered. The Fconts secrete J thtnjfelves behind rocks and commenced tiring upon the camp, creating a perfect panic A i-umber succeeded in escaping, though nearly all surrendered. Is ine were fonnd dead in the camp; five Mexican women and a little girl were recaptured. They were taken from Carmen eud Chihuahua, a: vi are cow with Crock in pot! health. Everything in the camp wes barned rr carried oil" by scouts. Among ihe property crured were 103 ponies tH( mult., forty btir loaded with p'nnder. saidl. s. ririiiep, clothes, gold and tilvtr wau LfV, ai.d several taounsnd dollars in gold, t liver and reenb tck?, showing that they bud been very emccessf al in their raid. After the tiht most cf those who escaped came ir. Altogether 3J prUonen were taken. TLe Chiefs captured were: Chato, Bonitc, Geronimo. Nachf z. Lsco and Nama. lie two latter were l:rg r.pjrte.l dead. The Cbift'j say an Americau b v, six years old. car tured a month agi in N-w M?xtco, js with the squaws in the mountains. Ha is no dcubt Charley McComas. It'innera were sent out. and he is expected in hourly. Alter tbe tight the command, with tht prisoners, marched leisurely back to the Anieri--can side, and tbe -entire command, with the prisoners, is now encarnpsd ou Silver Creek, about sixty miles south of Tombstone. Not one cf Crook's command was lost dnring the campaign. The courier states that the reason Crook remains at Silver Creek is that he i3 awaiting news from the Secretary of War as to what disposition is tobe rnad9 of the Indians, aa Wilcox, agent at San Carlos, refused to receive them ; and that he will go back to the Sierra Madres after the rest of the hostiles if they do not come in. In conversation with the courier he stated that the hostiles had plenty of money. One old tquaw, who was the possessor of three $5 bills, made irauiry of some one at Colonel Biddle's as to the value of her possessions. Upen being informed that the ncte3 were for $" each, she grunted, and decided to negotia;e, and pointed with her skinny fingar to the naught after the on each note. nite a number of bucks had silver stars and other ornaments beaten out of Mexican dollars on their head gear, and t-jveral of them American doutlaeagiei made into necklace3. A rcuh estimate of the amount cf wealth among them is fully $-".C00 and probably more. The, troops and packers of the command state that tne place where the capture occurred Is the prettiest spot on earth, and the read to it rougher than mortal man ever trod. Large numbers of hostil es seem pleased with the situaticn, evidently expecting an immediate return to the rtesn pots of San Carlos. The only complaint comes from tome of the f quaws, whose bucks are among those who made their escape. The officers who were with the expedition state that Crock had surrounded the Indians before they knew cf bis presence; that it hehi cot donero it would have taken six months and all the men in Arizona to have gotten tbe . As an illustration of Crook's modesty and total abi-er.ee cf fciss ar.d Kathens in his makf-cp, it may be stated that although the tight and capture occurred ou the 17th of last month, he leisurely retraced Lis steps to the camp cf supply at Silver Creek, not sending a courier ahead to signal his movements. The first intimation tad of Crook's return was the arrival of a' Lieutcn&r-t at Colonel Riddle's headqnuters at .S o'clec Sunday fcrenoon.' wi'h dispatches for Camp Bowit, the nearest army teiegraph station. Upon makinc inquiry cor.csrning: the Gen eral, who a.i tnrpo.sd to be 100 distant in the Sierra Madres, ine the snrprie that awsited the iviles imgcamp when infirmd that Crook was only two hours behind i'h tte c-p'ured Apache3. At about 10 c'clcrk, the General rode into camp with bis ort, and greeted Colonel iiuuic ntiu liilc ...'Jii.lt J, . VVliuurj ; AULA airaightway struck out fur tbe w&snbasm which he had pied. and was soon engsged in performing bis ablu'ion; after which he ibiew bimalr into a cuop stool and engaged in cenvenation about this campaign in an ofT-hnOd wy, as if banting the cruelest ai d fiercest foe on the c micent ir the wildand incit iracos&ible country to be fcucd. was a matter of verydiy occurrence. A Lieutenant, name nr known, was the only rtnon wounded in Crock's command, and Le but slightly. Jiapatcti From Crook OlTio;TArUcaIars in Detail. Sax Fea3ciso, June 12 The following -discatch from General Crook was received at the military headquarters this afternoon: Silver Ckerk. Ari.oxa, "1 Twelve Miles North ok tu Koiwdart V 4via Tombstone, j Left here May 1 with 103 Apache koum under Crawford, Governor Wood, Mackey with Chaffee's Company of forty-two men ana sixty cavalry, nations for two month! on mule. Followed the hoKtllea to the Cbiracahuaa country, which la of undeicrtbable ronghne. A number of mules 1 st ineir lootlrg stepping froia the trail, and failire down ttie precipices were killed. The stronghold of Ctiiaehna ut tbe very heart of tbe Sierra Starts, 'the rosltion is finely warned. There is a cerre growth of Unter and plenty of graw. 'J hey had been camped near the head el ßaisi. occupying prominent elevated j,ik. sQuidim-; a fine loon out for niile, rendering urprise a'raoe'. impossible and making retreats fure thron?h the roinrh adjacent canons. Captaiu Crawford with Indian nennt early on tne morning of My lj, surprised the vill(re ot CbaJa thief, w bo led the recent r:4 iuto Arizona aad New Mexico. The ght lusted all day. Thediramae doee an not b estimated. There were a T. :intjtr Ol dead bodie, but tbe iadeacribable rr ughne of ti) country prevent d a count being made. Tte entire camp with ftock and everyLbinc belousioc to it was captured. It was learaad

rem the prisoners taken at Chiranhnas tht they were unanimous for peace, and bad alrealy to mcsseuKers to try to reach 8 an Carlo. Oa tbe 17th they beean to surrender. Tner said thtir people were mach Irightened by our sudden appeanmce in their fisinerrcs and bad ccittercd like qaiL Trey asked me to remain nntll they could gther all tte bands together, when they would ko bark to the reservation. Br tbe terms of the tretr my crerttious were limitsd to the lime of the fizhL I tcld the Chiracabuss to satuer up their women rd children with nt delay. The aaeri they rx ujd not get them to ie;pond to their signals, the fugitives leailng cy mi?nt bo hewt br our At at he scouts ard eatrapthem. They told me tfcey had a white boy. bo was in the vt'.laze, jumted by our rconts. He had run oir with tha quaws who erenred, and who hid not yet b2eu htud from. Itev ovsured me everyone of tha bund i-hould ceme in II I would remtin a short tiiro. The terms of treaty embarra&sed me ereatly, aLd btin in Uat roua rfeion wUi rations rapidly difrpearlng.. there being between 3W aid 4C0 Chirstuhuas to teed, was oranaHel to turn wlih the Cbiracahua. We found ix Mexitt n citptives öve women ar-d one cnild taken to Chihuahua ef.rly la May. They are now with the a mxcard There women say they were ctptUMd mar the KexWn Central Uallroad. at a pltice clltd Carmen. 1 toy furtber state tu at when tile. CnirErthus oifcovercd that the Ar ache tc mta were la lho conntry they be came greatly alarmed, and abandoned the trail. The S0O head of rattle were driven away from points iu Wet-tern ChihuansTie cattle were sfterward picked up and driven off by a lody of Mexicans. We marched back as rapidly aa tte condition of onr stock and strength rf tbe women and children would permit. Found the country depopulated for a distance ol en-j hundred miles from the Apache stronghold. Tbe Chiracahnas insist they havo always lived in the "sierra Madres: that even when the iuain body wert oa the reservation some remained behind in The mountains. Of those who went out thrc are a number who state they never have been oa the reservation. I have strong bepes of being able to clean the mountains. Of Ihtte now with us ere Loco and Nana, 60 ofiea retorted killed, and the families of other prominent Chiefs. Saw no Mexican troops after leavidi; the settlements in the northeast of Souora. Dia not ff e a Mexican ether than the captives rescued. I I tavo uch assurances front the Indians that tbe wMtc boy will be broueht bacK alive that 1 am Icckiug for bim every moment, and will inform you by courier. A. LOOSE HVSTEM.

How Fraada in 'the Fontollice Oeparmeiit Are Possible. . "Washington, D. C, June 18. The result of tbe Star Itoute trials has again given rise to the question, How is it that Star Route frauds of such magnitude conld b3 practiced in the Pes to ill e Department and remain covered up so long? The answer is found in part in the la,w regulating the disposition of postal receipts and the payment cf postal expense?, lly an act of 13 P it was provided that all receipts of all Departments of the Government from whatever source should be covered iuto the Treasury in bulk, and that all expenses of collecting the same and all disbursements of whatever nature should be raede through checks from the Treasury Department, countersigned by either the Fi rat or Second Controller, aller the eccounts had bten audited by the Auditor of the Treasury designated to an lit the accouatj of tte Department account of which the psyn:tnt is Made. From this law the ls!otli a Department was excepted. P s mas(erskep thtir own accounts and pay over to the i)eI ailment only tuch sums as they may have in ficf-s of thtir salaries atjd expenses, 'ft cce acccrnta atd all others of the DaDirtroei.t are pacd ujn by the Assistant Pjst-lutf-ttr General a::d the o'.x'.h Aulitor of the Trca?nrj', who is detijjfiitf d r3 Auditor ot in ios".ti;ire I'epariinent. fchou'.d a confpirzcy te er trred ino between a contractor, tte Second Astütaiit I'LSttnas'er General, and tee sixth Audi'cr, ic may be readily seen teat tr ir rfcaccrs lor defrauding thewovernrver.t t ut of lcrr Minis without Ihe fear cf c e i-ction would b . rcat. from tlie dieis'on of the Kixih Aulitor the Government or tLe roa'ractir cm appeal to the Ireaury Department, it ij true; but if the Auditor is dishonest the Government hfs practically no check upon bim. he be ing the only accounting oflicir of Ibe Government to pas3 upon these sum?. Treasurer Spinner six years ao saw tbe careers to be feared from" this source, and urged upon Congress the necessity for some measure to remedy the defect, bat no heed wes taken of the recommendation. While it would hardly be practicable to entirely abolish the exception of the law of 1SII and require the i'ostcrlice Department to account for all its frand3 in the same manner that the other Departments are compelled to do, Treasury officers think that some action should be taken to provide that the piyraeut of all moneys, except the sa'urifs o: tbe smaller orhct'8, shall be made thro .10 the Treasury Department. 1 TBK lovi: or dcki2j. One Lady Heartbroken Over Ills Sadden Demlxe Other Suft'eriiijj Females. ritUburg Dispatch: The death o! Nicholas L. Daks reveals another sweetheart of his acfi .develops how btrotgly women are" mixed and " mingled in this double tragedy. Mrs Mary Bzesdn, of this city, seems to have been his' latest conquest,, or, at leant, the one who stood true to him throush all his troubles. Since his actilttäl she seems to htve teen about the only woman who woul 1 even tolerate Ms toelety, and with her, cointaoa repot tays, he spent mmt of his evenings, fcte 1 a mcd?st, retiring; lady of' somethirg mere than thirty years of sse. and cf oi:e ct the oldest and best families of the place. IUiksuudlEg iu the community is of the best, aad lbs wonder wivh ail is tint rhe could be si Infatuated with inch a vllilin as Dukes to receive his r ddTCsscs at all. Ehe is tall aad gracefr.ll. and but for tbe evident traces of ill health would be very lisdfome. Seme nerc think tnat she and Dukes were CLRsgcd to be married, while others sy she oi:ly received hl3 visits because she s7rap.tlhH?d wiih him. Many btlirve that It wis f jr her ttat Dnkes der-lrcd to break hi engagement wi'.h Miss Nnttrbut her name never seeuu tohvibeen pnMIc'y mentioned la connection with hU until at bl dcat'ii last r.itit. whi she rare veut to her sotr w acu desired of the Coroner his keyn. This set introduced a rew feature into the tr igle ecffite, aid revealed the fact that htre was 4a'tiier teart to bletd Pr hui mij1crl she ismmtidistiesl rvi r hia death and frcls keenly the no'oriety it Is lllely to give her Theru ere, no doabt. several more lovc-3 yet la the dwk. for Dikes hal many fnucda imott the ladiea. It ii well k .ow i that th'. re have been many interesting letters wrttt n to bird acd about bim. There ii one sine? his stqu ttal that mey foou come lo ll?bt. It i from orecf hiweethcrts to another, after acknowledaing a dterte cf intimacy betweeo tbern, tots fentti te. "You may win X. L. Dukes' pas;ioj, b it b.a love is lorever mine." TLe family lelationa existing betweet Mi Eefan ancl &. I, Dukes are tangled atronly Cbtttzh without skiog ino accjunt their pronai iutnnafy. le daughter of Abury Struble bv bis fiit manf-we mtriel Frana IlUea fiank Heller.' nmer married J esie Beesen, and idil3 MaryB-son. the surviviaR daughter of hat nisriiB'te. is the now mournim; eweetnear: of N. L. Duk. whofee widowed mother married Anbury Strnble. The wife of Llneo, the photnK Spner, who poke the last worda that penetrated tro cars of tbe dvln? Dnkes lst night, ii the uphier ol another Hellen and first cousin to MksBeesou. UOT HIS I)13EBW. A Murderer and. "Would-be Rapist Hanged at . Wctampka, Ala., Itj Knrared Citizens. Selma, Ala.. June 1". A special to tke Times from Wetumpka states that Jordon Ccrbin, who murdered Bei jam in Carden, seriously wounded his wife and son for the purpose of raping Carden'a daughter, near KccVUeld, Coosa County, Monday night, was captured by citizens and put in Jail Wednesday. That night he was taken from Jail by a crowd cf .'00 and hung. The crimes were the mcst deliberate, horrible and exasperating conceivable, Corbin staying around tha house an hour. It was barricaded by tbe wounded wife with th9 bed on which lay the dead Lusbend, shot in the head while asleep by a gun pushed through the window. The daughter ercaped to the wood3 in the nirht, but has since been found almost dead from fright and not expected to live. The mother atd son were Tery seriously injured bat will recover.

I NOT A CANDIDATE.

Mr. Tilden Scratched for rresldcntL-il llace. the The Information Furnished bj the Editor of the Louisville CourlerJonrnal. Hia Time Employed In Study, R9Con etructlcgr Hia House and Showing Editors Over Els Farm. NOTHING ON EAUTH, Sir. TTatterson Puts lt.jCould Induce Governor Tilden to Ilecouie a Candidate for t lie Presidency. Nkw Yoek, J'.ine 12. Hon. Henry Watterson, who has been spending some days with Mr. Tilden, has written the following account of his visit for the Courier-Journal, in which paper it will appear to-morrow t I have been spending a lew days at Greystone with Governor Tilden, and not merely because bis old friends In the West and South have an ever present personal Interest in him, but because his name is at the moment upon the lips of politicians of every clau all over the country, I propose to give the readers of tbe Courier-Journal some particular account of him. When 1 parted fro 21 him a year ato 1 did never expect to eee bim azila. In deed, 1 was so skeptical of the stories of hn retoranou to healih as to ii el a djlicacy scout intruding upoa nu privaey. fie was coed enough to eclJ for me, and I went over to Gramercy 1'ark ia aeomewhtt airrovlul. jmpat hetlc state of mm. I. AJt surmise atmest exceeded my gratification. The old houte is tnficreoisj rccczitruclca tnd cnlirsncnt ou a mafiihirant cale. but the old library j till thj same, being held from tbe band of di ensin; splendor tor the last, 1 take it. as a triba'.e of aflecUcuste remenhrsnre of old times, old friends end old books. There I fouodthe Governor. If an pi'S ration had stood before me I could not bare been mere &stot.iibcd. The days ot '75-6-7 nctmed to have conie back. His low voico wg. found again: his eyes were bright and his cheeks rosy; hia intellect as fcinewy nd clear and his wit as incisive ta they were when he made nothing of i idlng fcltcksttne to Harlem and back, or driving tbe Kentucky tays from Grarr-ercy Park to Greju'.oue. tie tout nie all over the new house, pointing out the various changes, explaining hia Etr eial dtelgn, and dlFCUfslcg architecture and arcbiucts with characteristic lutellUeice. He quite tired me cut a favorite and molar ilant way ho tas of punishing his friends climbing loiig stairs, meandering through lahyrintas of dcio.'&Uve art. aad threading the tapestrfe! aad fit toed mazes ot corridor aud chamber. Oa tunenraflairs he talked with his usual pungency an csttdor. Wheu eadursnce had ctased to be a virtue, I said, "Governor, don't yon thick we have had euoiga of this .'" He smiled, and ia bis dry, hilf pitying, ballsartafcttc way rapliolif youantirei will po c"cwn fiel:. At tircystone hts life It of the frimi'lcstsLd bnaiea. lie bas a furm hard by aad notLdto pigs, poultry and bluode i ttoc. Of co no I bad to te drijrscd over tais farm, and ths c"ices which the old ge itiemao put s'yly forth 10 trap me into tome unguard-id treasa to the butter snd ffgsol taj Mue grass couutrywera mbiiy and Iteeiiions. I stood my grotiudlikea l.cio. butit must be owned that th Governor's tannine is like everything he undertakes, thorgcgtjly well dote. lalrtdhim whether be trisd to make aiy . miey out of it. "On. no." lis -it is easier made some other whv. While I was at Greytone, not so much is the shadow or the shost of a pol.ticisa trcttd this threshold or anpcar.-d upot the rmn dr. Surrounded t y his L leren aad ms b xilot. tbeilu itiwtiaw aud philosopher was as uareseivtd i' hisciiBversatiou ss he was and always is ! sinpie an t ecrCial in his hospitality. Or.eof the j youiig ladi s told me that the little houwjhold bad I Kot through over Soo volumes the last winter. The ! iovemor i a voracious and versatile reader, no lets than sn attentive tad wise observer of aCiirt,. r.Ld we talked of everything fron Tnomts a Rtmpis to Themas A. L'e ldrioki. Hd p'.aludy obicrved that tte chief objjcdoa be hsd heard to the election 01 Mr. Ctrllsie to the fcfpeakenhlp was that la aome raceat vr lurre pnbliehtd by on Mr. Froude, fiere wi a SDfpicion that he had tniatrested his wifo. Hare Irxustftop. I know that the public is most c arii. us oleum what are Ut. llldi's viswrs of plitioai affairs, current as prospective. . 1 have little (ionbt that bad 1 the right to spek, I could by faithfully reportiug bim, make myself at o ica oatfrtaici'.kt and instructive, bat ths opiaious cd every man are bis own, and his bouse Is sacred. I never knfw a man more entirely frank la his lniereoune wich hi friends than this sase of Greystouo, bat I am xiotbta mouthpiece, and It la not for me to oma 11 the way from Keutucky to New York to do that which he Is so much butter able to do for hinnatf I can say. however, for myself that nsthic? pass-d which leads me to modify the ootnion I nave so I often expressed that no power on earth could ia1 dnee b!m tp accept the Pre.-idoncy. (Signed) II. THE CAM1M1QX OF lKtO. Mr. Torsey Says There la Not a Word ot Kecord of That Eventful Period. "Washington, June 15. Ex-Senator Dorsey ht a written the following letter to the newlvelected Secretary of the Republican National ! Committee: General John A Martin. Atchison, Kas.: , Dr.Ar. At the time, when X was confined la . a dark room, not able to see the walls that surrounded me, .1 received a letter from you which I answered by dictation, as I have ben -obliged to do for months. I supposed my answer was sent you, but it turns J out the stenographic notes ware never transcribed. 1 rcsret this for the reason that I would not wisa to ieel guilty of discourtev to a man who has '. always teen just to me. When I was appointed ' Stfietaryo! the Itepubbcaa Natioua.1 Committee at the Teqnestcf General Garfisid, and aenpted ! tbetlac,e at tne earnest solicitation of General j Arthur, te pre sen tins;, tb GrA:it side of 1 the heme. and Hon. Wi'llarn K "t bandUr, representing tae Blair de. I i made thesime re'iuest of ;?o McC rot.',k,who was my trtdt ces.sor, trtat yon have made of me. I had I at tl'at time a fai'ciful reticn that 1.0 record hal bceu kept of the Kerubücaa party that shawei i life and purpose that would leave a perm ane at history of its honorable existence and went had t-annored in Ihin, lv.C. lhi, l.-roS and 1S72, end that the record belonited to tan Rerablien National Committee, and that the Secretary was the prcier cuntortian of it. The answer I received irtm Ueorge Mcl'ormick as that no record had bet-M kept; that & bontire t forgetfulness was built to eat np what rm 1 a right to assume to be evidence cf hor cty at the end of each campaign. ry a Krektroassof Topleof intelligence in the North it is betitvtd now ai d will b believed for all time, that them la not a scrap, a word, dot or a Une in auy record that will show wrongful act on the part of any Tenon cta'gid aiih tbe dntv of rearesntiag the Kspub1 an party dt-risg a National CMip4ign. Mr. Chandler was iinq'icttiooablv tne ablest man whosfrvel as an cx "five otiice'r of thilpcbh'can National Ontralttie, boms one of the rlrtt, if not ;be very C at. wr.o aa reirjnizad as ite real heifti of the KetuUIcan party m the si be re assigned him. It was therefore only proper that tbewe who lolIowM hlin should he governed bv th pfcjdjnis he liid down. Mr. ethardlrr srarf fiovemor M?;irmlck o reeor George Mc orm'cv, iu response - to a letter lmllar to the ne cu bave written me. told me be had bo records to eive. They were my pitetesors aud you are rn v successor. I have ncthii g sar.ra to glvn to yen than they hvl to give tone. I have a great mass of papers re-latin; to the last campaign. They are chiefly made up of letters addrs:d to me and letters willteu by me to others in which no one conld have the slithtcst interest except to obtain curious Information. When I accepted the tsecretarysnin l ad it a condition that iot a penny of tbe moaey lubscrlbed lor political purposes shonld comi ioto ray hal, ar d there never was a dollar of subscribed fuida received by me or paid out bv me Dersoaslly. Th money was nsed under my diraction, but ali of my personal expenses and expenses of clerks serving with rae were paid from my own pocket, amoumiing to something over 113.000. I say tlnsmueh that lest you might think I have records howirig the Teeelpts aad oxoenditnres of lso. TLeealy reconli I have of that kind are paid ckeeks, my ewn eontribntlon. asd nnf irtanste haik books showing the eh arges of my own foliy. I reiret more than I chu tell tbat I made il parole that such records should have been in my hands, but tkey are here, and I think lest to kceD them ai a reminder cf theplendid gratituieof a dtsnonot power. I do cot owe tbe Republican National committee a cent of money or a grain of tkanxf ulucf.. In the midst of the storm brought about by the jflorts I had put forth nader lta dlr-cUon, aod ia its behalf, a brutal assault was made npm mo at the la&t meeting of 4he Committee when I was not present to defend myself. Not one among the forty members preaent had the couraee or manhood to reseut the miserable cowardics ot an ambitious hypocrite. But never mind, that the balance i sheet of Justice will some time be written by tbe hand ot honor. Bo rar as you are personally conoerned, if thera .1 suy psper la wy ps8?ieioa, ot aay uggösttoa I

U;at you-think will be useful to you. I will be gratified Wieep-nd to yourcaU. sincerely yours, (Sisted) stTEi-HE.H W. Donsiy. The Funeral. rsnosTowN, Ta., June 1S.-A11 that was mortal rf Nicholas Lyman Dukes, tbe man whosa preer.ee caused family discord, di'srace and bloodned at Lniontowu. was hidden from siat Joday In Churchill Cemetery, the baryIcg ffrouad of the Sirnble faaity. a short distance from here in German Township. Very few Tni-'ntowa people aitii ded Ihe luneral, and most of taob who did to wet tbroiiRh charity. Amon?the number w. Hierih. Hoover, and bis father-in-law, John f!"?Jljr,re-. Pei vices were conducted by Revs Miilcnl.KTtd and Bailey, cf tho l'rjsbyteritu tl.uich nd were short, but affecting. Iu the cot tse cl b!s nniarts Mr Mu:ho:!and fail: " 'twas Dot for him to radee Dukes, ae badgoue to aikwer b fore a h.lRlit r t.'' Urs. blruble. mother of the deceased, thea toak ahitt look Into the cakot. aa l soloed aloul as she tezed upon her sin. Tha coflia was Iben closed and the cortes. which was ompo?d of xu: SiX) people ia niaety two vehicles, took up the march to the cemetery. Upon arrival 1 here ife usual ceremony took piece after w hich ihe bedy waa lowered into tha e;r.tre and the funeral party returned to the Struosl mansion lor dinner.

Kpilepsy (Fit) sncoefnlly treated. Pamphlet of pirticulars one stamp. Address World's Dispensary Medical Association, Baflalo, N. Y. Advice to Slotners. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be nsed when children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little suSerer at oaco; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child frompala, and the little cherub awakes as "bright as a button." It is very pleasant to usto. it soothes theehild, soften'a the gums, allays all nain, relieves wind, regulates the bowel, and U the best known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teething or Other causes. Tweaty-cve oenaa Dotue. A. Card. To all who are eulTenng troia tha errors and In accretions of youth, nervous weakness, otrly decay, ic s of manhood, eta. I will sand a r JCt;a that will cure you, free of charge. This rat remedy waa discovered, by a mtsolonarf in South An.crlca. Send a iwlf-aairei-sdeavoe tEev, lot epa T. Inman. Station .0. No w York City. Quern's Cod Liver Oil Jelly. Approved by the Academy of Medicine of New Yoxk for coughs, colds, bronchial aad tubercuUr cop;mptIon, scrofula and general debility. Tbe most mild, bland end nutritious form in which .Cfcd Liver Oil can be used, and with more lenefit secured to the pa tie -t by a single easpoonlal of this Jelly than by double the quantity of the lijuld oil. and the most delicate stomach will not reject it. For rale by all druggists, aad E. II. Tit VEX, 258 I'earl street. New York. COMPLETE TREATMENT $1. A single dose of San ford's Radical Care l .- stautly icllevesthemoet violent Sneezing or II iai Colds, clears the Head as bv macic. stops watiry Öichf rges ircm theNoeaud Eyes, preveois Kl igirg Nties In tbe Head, cures Nctvous Headaci. and subdues chills and Fever. In Chronic ;:- tanh It clranKes the nasal paR(tes of fonl muc is. restores tte scrtsyi of tmell, taste, and bean ig when afiecttd. frees the hrad, throat, and brjutu'.al tv.bs of f.ß'ar.6!vo matter, sweetens aad Turities the brestb, stops th cugh and arrasts the procrcMcf t'atarrh toward! (MtwnmptinnCne bottle Radical Cure, one box 'aUrrhal Solvent at'd ore PanfoTd's Inbal-r. ia one pscksge. of all dmgolst for 1. Afk f w Ranford's H Ileal Cure. i'o-TTER Drug and Chk-misal Co.. Boston. For tao reiief aad prevention, the it-t.tsnt it is acplled. of r.hsum.ititm. XcuratIa. Sciatica. Couzhs, Colds. Weak Bv;k. Stimach, and Bowels. 8aootIJg Pains. Numbness. Hysteria, Female I'alus, l'e.'ii.atior,lvKp?pFia, Fiver Complaint, Bilious Fever, Slidnrta, and Koilemics, use COLLINS' BLS.STKK3 (an Electric Battery combined with a Porous Plaster) and laugh at pain. 25c everywhere. tlECTrIC THE WISE PREVENT SICKNESS SfiNFORD'S GINGER: A Pellelcas Com 11 nation! of liapcrted tiaor, ChoiccAromaltcs.ana thebest ofFrcncliIIraiu'y. "Vastly 8aperior to all other glncers, all of whkii are ma.le with the strongest Alcohol. C urea Colds,CIilll, l overit-a andS.':cumatio fyraptoms. Ague Paias, end Malaria. Cures Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Rea Hit Trni. Flatulency. Crampn. Cholera llorbus, tj3entery, and ills Incidental to change of climate A Fruit Stimulant without alcoholic rcrction. d!:cinsly ikvored. purely rncdicical, Sa nSortt'e ilner overcota'-B exbanstion, allayj ncry on nt8i; p romotc-s Bleep, erad i ates a crari ng for intoiicants, and strenpthons thcSc reduced by clissase, debility, and dissipation. Itesvare of all CÜ ligera a aid to bo the ss?r or asRocdas Sanforft'a An id mercenary dealers who for a xewcents cxt ra rroflt try to force upoii von thry own or oter r.hrn you cad for Sunfotd's Ciinprer. Sold by druggist s, grocers, etc. rotter Dm? and (licmiral Co., Bisfon. IIIPlililirtl I I iltinli: iliniiTiilL 4;,; )ivvAVv IirfäHisaCMIdren .Withont Morphine or Tfarcottne. i "NWhat gives our Children roy cheeks, lWhat curve their fever, makes them sleep; i :, 'TU astorlfl. I ' 'a - I r '.When Bahlen fn-t. and cry by tarns, ' I .AVhat cures their colic, kills their wonus, t.-: 1 itnt C;itorl. T; ttiat na''klT enres Constipation. i ' Sour Mouiach, Cold, Indigestion : r Itnt Clrin. Farewell thru to Vorpldne Hvrops, Castor Oil and Parcnr, nti'l Hiil CkIoH:i t Ccntntir Uiiiriwiil. An nnfalling euro for Rheumatism, Sprains, Bonis, GaUs,&c. The moat Potent and Poworfal Paia-reUev-Inrr pwil hoolixts remedy, known to BSfP t'1 -t 7r-ZJS'JjZR -TLL CAN! JOS tv. Price if " ! EDUCATIONAL. Western Female Seminary, nvrnRD Ohio. Mt, Holyoke plan. Tbe ySr wll commerce September 5. 18. Board i ntfton. Fael and UghM. $170 per annum, fiend f atalotw. j.BaB0DY(

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