Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1883 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STAiü 4SERTINEL. WEDNESPAY AUGUST 22 1683.

THE STATE'S FUNDS.

lion. -Mr. .TaybawkerN 311ml Disturbance. lie Wrestles With a tfreat Financial Problem. "He Ooe3 Up Like a Hackst and Cornea Down Like a Stick. He Sees Visions, Dreams Dreams and Carries Too Much Pressure to the Square Inch. Straw Too Mucli Mixed In tlio Maw AH Serene. The attention of a representative of the Sentinel waa called yesterday afternoon to Hon. Mr. Jayhawker'a mind developments regarding the condition of the lands belonging to the State of Indiana- Those who know Hon. Mr. Jayhawker are possibly aware that be ia always deeply concerned about the way things are managed in this gainsaying world, where- the llesh and the devil wrestle continually for the mastery in human "'lYirs. pirticalarly in fiusncial matters. It is rumored that when Hon. Mr. Jaybawker linds things going wrong, to an extent that melancholy cornea on, ha hies himself away to some secluded dell and soliloquizes: "Truth cmhe1 to earth ehall rise again : The eternal years of God are hers." And such like enthusing and inspiring thoughts of poets and philanthropists, until his mind is compo3ed, and then he again goes forth on hia mission to brine men to the knowledge of the (rut h. Those who know Hon. Mr. Jayhawker best never tire of extolling his devotion to veracity. The eternal verities are his itrorghoM. Just now Le has struck the question of finances, and the way he is going ahead is likely to end in a calamity to him as eeriooaas that which happened to a New York mule. The hybrid broke its back by trying to scratch its tail with its ear. Jayhawker, if he is the attorney of the State House contractors, if he is jrorking in their interest, if he has set about the work of influencing Governor Porter to call an extra session of the Legislature, thculd. with his accustomed frankness and freedom from dissimulation, tell His Excellency jast what he is driving at, and, as he is on the most intimate (emu with the Govenor, he may have alicidy done what we suggest. Hon. Mr. Jaybawker may bo deeply concerned for the safety of the States funds. A gentleman of his acknowledged publie spirit and devotion to the welfare of the ßepublican party would naturally be considering the iiuaiicial situation. That is what gave Mr. Jay llubbell and ex Senator 8. W. Dorsey the largest part of their burnished fame. 'Hon. Mr. Jay hawker not only champions fruf.-'i, hut he worships with eqnal devotion at the shrine of law. He loves statutes with all the warnt th of his poetic nature, and is as devoted to them as wjs Miched Ange'.o to statues. Hon. Mr. Jayhawker in his communication to the Cincinnati Enigma in a n ay tackles His Excellency, Governor Porter. In fact he makes charge against hia Excellency. A representative of the Sentinel called upon Governor Forter in his office to learn how seriously he was affected by the charges. It was thought possible that the explosion of Hon. Mr. Jayhawker's dynamite had injured His Excellency, or came Jamnigh.iL Such was not the cse. Every charge had been a Hash in the pin, and when the attention of the Governor was called to the plot to destroy him from of; the face of the earth, to annihilate hira, to politically decapitate him he laughed heartily. One by one the charges wer disposed of taken out of the office on i hips, as it were, and sent where thy could be decpntly interred. Governor Porter, to charge No. jt remarked that he was a email stockholder in the Indiana National Pank, and was not aware that if had ever held one dollar of the State funds. He had had nothing to do with the management of the bank, aside from a desire to see its business management in the hands of safe men. The truthfulness of Hon. Mr. Jayhawker after that, looked less rosy. Then came charge Xo. ... about Mr. Treasurer Hill having $ltj,X0 with Frank Kennedy of the collapsed Central Bank. Tnis charge could no more stand alone thin Henri Watterson's "brass-hooped pigcin" ;i(ter the hoops had taken their departure. It was ind-'gnantly denied. Governor Tor er neve heard of such a tUing. As a champion trurf.tdUr it must be confessed that Hoa. Mr. Jaybawker tegn to look very mach like a Colorado grasshopper after it had beenciresseo by a Kansas cyclone. Now here comes charges six and seven as follows: ". Tfcatf.overaor Porter has, ever tinee he has een ia oif.re. ignored and refused to obey the ?lear pnvUion cf Use- law which mt lt It hU duty to have the TanPs of the Treasury made absolutely turvlar ard tire-proof. 7. Tbat t.ovtmor Porter has dec.lne.1, lathe faced all Hi Informs 'ion and reports which ha 7 been current, to the effort mat tae money of the Kta.e waa bein? loaned, to order an Investigation cf the T:ta?urr. As a matter of course Governor Forter never heard in his life from any source that he was bound to ret pect; never once from any business man in the community that anything wrong was being done with the iuuds ot the sj;ate, and had never declined to lo his full duty ia the matter of the titate'a finance?. Such statements from the Governor completely upset Hon. Mr. Jayhawker'a charges as printed in the Cincinnati Enigma. The Governor referred particularly to the pafe lee pin;? of the funds of the State, and Faid rac-ht ercphatically that the 8tate iocs not possess a safb place for the ieepirg of large amounts of public funds. He referred to the law passed a quarter of a century ego. asd to tte action in the matter uy Governors, from Governor Morton to himself. The prerent safe of the State is neither fire proof nor burglar proof, and if it were both, thn funds would itill be unsafe in it unless it should be .constantly guarded. Jlence Governor 1'orter waa emphatic in hia declaration that Treasurer of State Cooper has the right to place the funds of the State where he believes them to be safe. Governor Porter raid he would not be governed in his action relating to such matters by any partisan spirit whatever. Illustrious men had preceded him in the oitice of Goternor. Their term of service was nearer the time when the laws relating to the subject of building a fire-proof and burglar-proof safe was enacted, but that he was now giving the subject attention. Here we have it tbat Hon. Mr. Jayhawker'a tornado 13 scarcely a tempest in a tea-pot, and. viewed from any standpoint, la not worth considering seriously. It would be weil for this community to know if Hon. Mr. Jaybawker is working in the interest of the State House contractors. It might be well enough to inquire if be now or at any previous time in Li) history could be influenced by a money

cor,c.eration to attack the Dfmocratic party? Ruch u qulrtes mayneem a littleout of plae, but it is we'l enough for Democrats to ua-

! rientsn. that Hon. Mr. Ja. hawker is ai implacable enfnjjr of the Democratic party, i ard tvat he is on excellent terra ! with II s Excellency Governor P.-rter. t H r. llr. Jaj hawker lias won irnperishabl f rercwi- t a trutLtelle, and itisnowqiits t ruciKlo (liar Via will rli.iilA tViA Ymnrtra of a. grfa Republican Enarcier with Jay Habbell and ex Sr.a.or Dorsey. lAwsibly Ptnrefill will conti nre to make Hon. Mr. Jaykitwktr their confidant unbosim themrelvm to lvm ; hn ihi may be said in sac1! a con'troncy Iieinocrats trust hi rn an inch they belong "to the tribe of riampaools, and oufcht to c!5mb th? golden stairs. DEATH OF lif. II AWN From ratty Degeneration of the Heart fcketcn of Hie Life. Dr. E. IL Hawr,, the (ormer Sf3retarj)f Sta e, d ed Tuesday at 0 o'clock of fatty degeneration of the heart, at Lis' residence. No. 774 West Vahirgto street, in the fifty second year of his age. He began complaining three or foir days before, and Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, while sitting in his chair, was stricken with severe pain). At 5 o'clock he was teized with spasms, which continued for an hour or more. Dr. Elder waa then summooed, and at 7 o'clock the deceased passed into a comatose condition, from whic he did rot rally up to the hour of hia death. At 9 o'clock he died without a struggle, the heart gradually ceasing its pulsationT All of the family were at the bedside when he peend away, witn the exception of his dsrthter, Mr. Bm z ir. Enrcel R. Ilawn wm barn in Clermont CouniT, Cbio, ievtember 11, 1WI, and at the age of sixtet j- e. tt r d in Untiert H'atf Army to euee In the War wi h Mexico He was in O neral William II. LytkV oi niT) d during the greater part of tt at war. Iu 15.! he removed to Crawf ord Or.uriy. IudUra. wiere he relded almot all tte lime nt til bw edition to the office ot Secretary tf P'aie in ISüO He enlisted as a f-wcrd lieutenant In the Seventeeth Indiana Tolunteeta In 261. and waa promoted to a Captaincy st'ortly alurward. In October, 1851, he as ippoinVd Aw-lstact Surgeon of the First Artillery ni.d re-mniutd in that capacity until 1361 when be was promoted and assumed the position of Surge n vt the Forty-nlntn Indlaaa liniment. He remaii cd with this command until the final mustern g oat of the r tt me?tt took -ia. f in 161 a (tor that he erved b ßurw t n o the (li e Uuudred and Forty Fourth vim fill until the cloe of the War. Hiresided iü Indict ap llo:-- ) a- after the close of the War, at d then iem Td to Crawford County. He pr.u t'e cd mtdici: e f r oui one year, when he, with bis i a ti i r, J. W C. gvtein. purchased the Cavkfoid -u.i I'.nucrat, and can verted it into aS'alwt P t i,;rc'j t-Hj er. In Ju7ji 1WI he as i o-ninated h ti RepuMiCfn (0"Tiu.,u I r Secretary of fiüite. aid after a very wtirm c .i- t e was ele-w t to :ut of3 'e, htch he ti.ld t'ti rest ability. In June .832 he was rt-i t ml ate for the f Rice of Becretiry.and af er a pro'TxcUo cnvi8 In which the who'e Kpnbiicait MrM rteftted he rettred to private li'e In Manh I " 'e waa .p.x)lntei sK;reury of tie State B. ard of Eealih.'hich oflice be filled up to he ttai t'i hi-o din Tbedeoa" 1 lhvw a wife, three sons and two daughters. Tie I) in t m Id mwierate clrcum-taen-d i-'i.'l ' i" Masonic Mutiul Knights of lienor. The remains e e taken L. -xtiiwa rtfi, L.'H'Ai-ird cuuiity for burial, Tnuredav r.or: ixif THE F0r.tin. :liKl)CIi AU11X. The Alleged Ucatb Bid Confession Believed to a Ruse to Mislead tn Cfflcera. It will be remembered by readers of. the Sentinel tbat this paper, in the issue of Sunday, tt ade mention of a certain death bed confession havir g been made in the Foreman trapedy. It row comes to light that the alleged cfnfe.ion wa published last Friday in the weekly Modern Era, of Brownsburgb, Hendricks County. The pretended confeseion was eaid to have been made to one Kev. John Some r et, cf C ermont. The confessor etated that he bad oommitted the bloaty deed under the impression that he was to receive a large reward. The reward, of which tte C0Lfrs?or says he has never received a cent, was löoo in money, and was offered by an unknowu man from this city. The conspiracy, the confession also alleges, was made in a certain saloon in Fayette. The day af er the plans for the murder had been arrar ged the two consDirators remained in a Eojalton toloon until late in ths afternoon, wl.en they re i aired to the Foreman farm, when the ' death bd man," after leavirg the Indianapolis man Ivint; in the wojds, went up to the nougft and killed the two old ladies. After committing the terrible deed be tajs be returned to the wool?, b-.it loci d that bis Indianapolis friend Ii i i gone. Fiom that on he took to drinking, hence his rendition when the confession was made. The detectives are laboring under the imprest-ion that no ench mn as Rev. John D. Sf mertet in in existence, and begin to fear that the confession is only a ruse gotten up bv scheming pernors in order to throw the officers off the trail. Indiana State Fa r. A call at the Secretary's office gives ample evidence of lLcrtastd interest in this annual t event, jud.iig f t; tu the large amount of mail mutter in connection therewith, and early applita'ioi.s for exhibition space, together wr.h the kind expressions from all source?, and ih improvements now going on gt arar.tt e t! c astrtion tbat the coming State Fair, cjn.ruri.r-irg September 21, will excel in tvjy par-icular. In tddititii to the extensive improvements on the pjour d lat pea son for cattle and borseB'all-t C'Jt) t:e- iris for sheep and hogs are cow umVr wsy. Thpy are constructed on a new ard uiTq ie p'n, and for convenience and epjestRiice are superior to anytLint of the kit-d known. Judging from the past, it is estimated that there will be $1,000,000 v or n f n.achinery and $1.500,000 worth rf live tt. ek tn exhibition. The amountof business trareacted M the Indiana State Fair by cales is far bet on d what the casual obeeiverou d nipw-ee, and amounts to millions, and the aiuo'ict of money put in general c'rco!aticu by CO 000 visitors is not less than i5Mi.om Hurli g the thirty years cf existence the Bottrd cf Aerir.t;kure have paid out in premium awards nearly $2.30 000. the results of which sie dBici . trated at each incceediDg Fair by ll:e acnderful improvement in all kitds cf rforue.t;c animals, and the exhibition in the merhm'cal depattment, embracirg every new device and improvement in farm r chltierv : also by tbe magnificent display of all kinds made by artisans and biiticci .- men. The -.hole exhibition at the coming State Fair will be of tveh a raiure that no enter1 rising farmer can affjrd to stay away, or deprive his family of tbe nseful lessons i:i progressive industry there tanght and realized: and every facility will be afTjrded to exhibited and visitors to make the State Fair O rounds a grand mart for trade and exchange. Arrangements are pending for special attraction during the Fair, in addition to the large premium on speed. SfOKtlNU. Jay Fje 8t Make thm Heat Time on Bee. ord for Five-Yeavr Olds. FtOCHKbTKR, N. Y., Aug. 16. For a special pune of 1 2 0 A) Jay Eye See trotted to beat his cwn best record of 2:15 for fiva year old. He nude the first heat in 2:25 m l tt.e tecor.d in 2:14, making the bsst nccrd for ri?e ear old in the world, and wuiniig the pnrfo. Tne attendance was lre, ard there was coneiderab'e enthusiasm overall the racv end especially over the perfoimance of Jay Eye See.,

TUE BIN KS.

Tlio Ileoreranlzation of the First National Completed. Xr. EnglUh Yields to Entreaties, and Accepts the Presidency of the Concern. Assignments of the Individual Partners In the Indiana Banking Company The Schedules. The reorganization of the First National Pank has been completed, and it begins anew in much the same position as when first incorporated, with Hod. William H. English at its head. Its future success can not be questioned. The officers have been chosen as follows: "VV. II. English, President; E F. Claypool.Vice President; Jno. McCutcheon. Cashier. The new President has addressed the following communication: TO THE PCBLIC. At the time of the recent trouble in the First National Bank of Indianapolls I hai neither stock cor deposits in that bank, and no pecuniary laterct In it In any way to the amount of a dollar. I did what I could to arrest what might have been a fearful and wide-spread calamity, and I did it entirely from disinterested motive. The stock of tbe bank baa been lucreased from S 100.0 JO to ts3a, CC0, a lid has a Ion list of very stroug stockholders, I am urged in every direction to accept the Presi deney of tbe bank, and am toll that my acceptance Is an Imperative necessity. I doubt this necessity, and 1 accept with extreme reluctance, for I know the grelt care and worry aad strain tbat a proper Ci6charge of tie duties demands, and feel deeply how hard it ia to Mtcrliice tbe eae and juiet so much needed at my time of life. 1 need hardly tay that during the time I occupy the posiUou I shall dj my very bsst to protect the interests cor. fided to my care, and to promote correct principle of banking and tbe ben lc tereU and prosperity cf the community. It will be apparent to every thinking person that It will taae a litUe lime to get the tank fairly under way under the new organization, and that forbearfi to as well as aid. on the part of depositors aad the public is needed and will be appreciated. William II. Esc;usn. President Of the First National Bank of ladutnap-. oils. I append a list of the oflicers and Directors of the bank. tteeident W. II. F-drUss. Vice President K F. ClaypooL Cashier John C. McCutcheon. Dliectors W. II. EDglish, K. F. Claypool. John C. Wiigbt, A. B. Coudultt. W. W Johnston, W, C De Tsuw, New Albany, Ind : John Reynolds, Terra Joe pee, Ind.; Simon Yandes, Joseph P. Shipp, Robert lJrowiilng, W. P. J jams. LIST CK STOCSHOLDIKS. tMllinn H. Knglbih, W.'C. De Patiw, John Keyro!i, F. Claypool, Ab-x. 15 Cmduitt. t-lmon Ysndes, F. Kipper t of Terre Haute. lad , Mrs. 8. H. HtmiiiRTiav of Terre IUt.te, Ind., JeKse J Brown. President First National P. ink ot New Albany, lDd., II. W. Moore, Cashier First National Bank of 1 layette. Ipd,, M. L. Pierce, President First National Itaok t-f Lafayette, Ind.. John C. Wrig it. U. Ii DownirjR. W. K Gibson of Aurora, lau . K. 8. Hill. W. AV. Jobns'on of Johnston A- K'Wln, Robert N Lamb, Joseph 1'. Hupp ot Murphy. Hiooeu.v C., W. O. Wassou, County Trtasuror Elct, Ribert BrowniDR of Lrownh R & JSloan, Hannah P. Blselow, Noimn 8. Ityrsmof Byram, Cornelius Co., Wesley It. BurforJ. James A. CraveDa of HardinsbuM, Ind., lt. V. Krwlt of Johnstoi & Erwin, S. W. hlllott, Maria M. Fi ch. lames GreeDe, Cbsrlfs F. Goodwin, banker of Brookville, Ind., Tide M. Gilieon. John Hann a eata e. A. J. Hav, H. P. Ijirue, Fred Kcelljr, Mattie 11 Landers. II. I. Miliiean. Barah P. Moni son. Louisa P McDoull, J. a MtCatcbeen, D. V Noble. E L. Oloott, Vm. Rowe. Julia A. Koot. Adali.a M. Slaughter, (J M. btcdöard. . 11. Voea etnte. James Wyaaona, Fiaccis Wjmond, William b. Burford. The Indiana Itankloc Company. Thursday afternoon in the Recorder's office assignments were made by F A. W. Davis, J. Ii. Ketchain, his wife and Mrs. Mary Morrison. For all of the above named Horace Cale was made assignee. The inveatories consisted of real estate and schedules of household furniture, and the former is embraced in the following: F. A. W. Davis Lots !' 10. 21. C'i. 30. 40. 49, 50. 51. 50 and 57 iu Brown. Frank A Ketcham'ssubdlvislon of outlots 107 and ICS; aleo part of lots IS and 13 in Green Ä Water's subdivision of outlot 101. John Ii Ketcbam The north half of lot 21 In Ridcntur's revised and extended addition; also part of the northwest quarter of secUon 7, Townthlp 15, range 4 east (number of acres not given); also part of lot 15, in Merrill's subdivision of omlOtlCt. Jane M. Ketcham-Lots 1, 2. IG, 17 and part of 15 in Merrill's subdivision of outlot ltM: and lots 10, 17, 13 and 1'J iu Smith .V Ketcbam's subdivision of Llrck 5 in Drake's addition. Mrs Mary Morrison Twenty-eight and a half feet oft" west side lot 4, and U 11 feet oireast slle lot 3, fiuare 5C; lot IA ei'tare 4"; lot 121 iu Cra-ie's addition : lots aud "j7 in Dnolcp et al's. subdivision of B. F. Morris' addition: lot 4 in Fiaee's subdivision cf outlot 3; lots 20. 21. 2. 2;, 2. 2j. 26 and i7, in Monisou A: Talbott's addition; also, a widow's interest in lot C. square l' except 93 f .t off north end; lot 12, square Ci: :)i feet off south side lot 13, Green A Waters' subdivision of outlot 101 ; lot 1 and part of 2, in Halienbeck et al.'s subdivision cf t'iuare 75. On all of the above named property mortgages were execu ed prior to the assignments, and placed in the hands of a receiver. Mrs. Morrison executed a mortgage which covered the Tinker estate legacy. Oa the records it is also shown that a mortgage we$ executed ar.diiled on the 13trj as security for a promissory note for $11 5)'J,dated arch 10. 1'. and payable to the ordar of 0. C. Guy. This mcrtgsge embraces part of lot 12, square ", and is understood t j caver her interest in the Morrison block. Antedatirg the mortgages now in the handaof the receiver is one covering 2sj feet off the west side of lot 4, and 3.11 feet olf cast side ot lot .1 in square Vi, and ij situated just east of Fielder and Churchman's Bint The Trcstees cf the Tioker estate are Mis. Morriton, Mrs. Davis and J. V. Murphy. The former's matden nime was Tinker. The Trustees were directed in the Tinker will to loen $25,000, which was to bs paid to Captain Tiuker's son. YY. H. Morrison borrowed this money without security. To its raJn3ent n attempted to apply a portion cf his life insurance, bat there was a failure to make an assignment. Then Mrs Morrison assumed the legacy, and on it begsn paying interest. Before the mortgipes were filed yesterday raker, Hord & Hendirk received instruc tions to secure this legacy. The mo ttges were prepated, and not receiving any advice relative to the Tinker bequest, sent them out for execution tefore they had been examined. A question then arose as to whether the legacy or the other mortgsge had precedence. The matter being broaght before Judge Walker yesterday for settlement, he issued an order making the one in the hen a of the Keceiver subject to the other. A genilemau who is well acquainted with all the deuils of the circumstances is credited with ssying when speaking of Mrs. Mor.dson, that she inherited from the Tinker enate forty acres of land, which Mrs. Morrison afterward sold at not less than $23 per front foot The estate was indebted to her fully IJOO.OCO, and for this indebtedness aha had a prior claim against other creditors. Abut two years apo, however, she was induced to invest $1,OCO as a partner in the Indiana Banking Company, and her liability as a partner involves every dollar of which she may be possessed. It was reported on the street tbat financial transactions took place at the Indiana Banking Company on the 0:h after business hours which depleted the cash assets $30,1S4, and in addition a promissory note for $13,500 was renewed for one year, without an indoreer. The hearing of the petition of Mary Morrison and others vs. William Needham and others, which was set for a hearing yesterday, came up before Judge Walker. It was established that Mr. Landers, the receiver appointed by the Court Last w eek, was a depositor In the bank to the extent of $$00. Under the law, it waa held, Mr. Landers was die qualified for the position, and in the afternoon William Wallace waa appointed to tbe petition. Mr. Wallace will tile his bond immediately and enter on the discbarge of his duties. Yes'erday George J. Schicketanz filed his complaint against the Indiana

for Canadiaua lUr.atr. Mr. John O.borne, Mimical Bam?, Toron o. Cat-arta. writes that his wife w a c ired of 'ieunaii-m by the great pain-baiiiher, Jrob()il; hat he has fnind it an inraluabie remedy for many ailments. Indlaoa Inventions. List of patents issued to citizens of the State of Indiana, August 14, 1SS3, and each bearirg tbat date. Eeported for ths Sd.itin-1 by C Pradford, Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, Rooms 1G and IS Hubbard Block. Indianapolis, Ind.: ToForee Bain, of Union City, for impvea?a!a in electric lamra. To Joshua B. Barnes. Fort Wayne, for iniorovem nts In two-wbeeled vehicles. To V. M. Ersff-'tt, Indianapolis, for Imrjvemen s ihlll-onnpllDg clips. To Hiram C. vbanaler, Teru, for improvements In lifUng-jacis To Daid T. cooper. Plainfield, for improvements in h ß cholera remedies To Jobr B. Ieeds. Terre Haute, for improvements in wick adjuster end trimmers for lamps. ToJsimsi; Du et, Peru, ior imprveoiauis In calculatlrs devices. To A D. Galientipe, Marios, for improvement In combined repl-ters and vendliitori To Charles K Gore. La'ayctte, for lmproveia;ats in water jackets for meUtlureic furnae. ToWülism K-nrtaH. Lausport, lor improvemects in ports ble baths. To GeoiKe b Lynch, Darlington, for improvexsent in erai: meters. To William Ncwlin, Attica, for impravcm ;ats in hobs. To Harrison 0bum, Richmond, for improveinerte in machines for separating cockles etc., from grain. To Oiin 8imton. Tamptco, for improveme its la trucks for movirg harvestets. To Lee W. SunderUtd, liremen, for improvements in copy -holders for printers. To Steward Williams, Granville, for iui ro;emenupa fences. I Satctdes. l;aix,ra., Aug. 10. A special to the Erie Dispatch from Westfield. N. .. sits Ir. J. B. Campbell, a prominent physician of that town, committed buicidj by takmg chlorate. Cause, drink. Also, at the same place, Wilder Bixford, a farmer in comfortable circumstances, shot himself in tbe right temple, the ball emergirg from near the left ear. At nine o'clock Bixford waa still alive and at times coaecious. ?o cause known. Pad temper often proceeds from those painful disorders to which women are subject In female complaints Dr. Ii. V. l'iercs'a "Favorite Prescription" is a certain cure. By all drucgibtij. When aggravated by the injudicious use of ointmenis or lotions, skin diseases are still easily overcome with Glenn's Sulphur Sap. Nothing exerts such a wholesome nnd beiutifying influence ut on the complexion and entire cuticle. Sold bv all drueeistd. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or Brown, 50c Darger ahead signaled by a cough is averted with Hale's Hocey of Horeiiound and Tar. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute. Advice to Mothers. Mrs. WLuslow's Soothiug Syrup ehon'd always be used when children are catting teeth. It relieves Hie lUtle uFerer a ouce; t produces uafr oral, quiet sleep by relieving tbe child from pain, and tbe Utile cherub awakes as "bright as a button" It is very plea? ant to taste. It soothes the child, ecftcn's the gums, allays all pain, relieves Wind, rejrulates the be weis, and is the best known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from toethicg or other can see, Twtv3ve oeafsa oattig. Qaern'a Cod Liver Uli Jelly. Approved by the Academy of Medicine of New York for coughs, cclds, bronchial aud tubercular consumption, scrofula and general debility. Tbe most mild, bland and nutritious form in which Cod Liver Oil can be used, and with more benefit secured to thepatie t by a single easpoor.ful cf this Jelly than by double the quantity of the liquid oil, and tbe nicut delicate stomach will not reject iL For tale by all e"run?Iets, and E. U. TKl'EX, 23S Tearl street, New York. Consumrtlvi scan be improved, and ofteu rured, by my rectire. Knt by mtl for 25c. John II. MeAlvln, formerly Tax Collector, Lowell. Mass. Pure Cod-Liver Oil made from selected livers, on the aeftühore. by CasweU, Hazard i Co, Nev." York. It is absolutely pure and rweet. Patients who have once taken It prefer it to all others. Phvt.icirs have decided it superior to any of the other oils iu market. . Chapped ITands, Face. Pimple6 and rough skin cured y uMrg Juniper Tar boap, made by (Jasvf", rjozard & Co.. New York. Uuiipe lrralt, Impure Water, rnhcalthy Climate. Un. boles .mo hood. M&laila. Epidemic ai d ejociaglj.us lieaaes. Cholera forbu,i;ramps, Fains. Iii0)gction. Cclds Chilis, bimple Fevers, tibsti'tlon. Neivousbcis rr Lois of t'lcepi'iat beeet tie traveler or houhehold at this season aro Dothii g to three protected bv a timely rise of aifurd'a Ginger, tlie delicious and only combination of Imported (linger, choice Aromatic aud Pure Freren Brandy. Ilewara of worthier "slrsrf rs" said to be a trocd. Ask for Sauf ord a Ginger. 8; Id everywhere. DR. H. F. PEERY'S VERMIFUGE, or "DEAD SHOT" FOR WORMS, I the best Worm Syrup in the market; itcsn be relied upon aa a wife nl effectaal remedy for ht d;vw, to which allcbildren art. moreorloHSKcbjet-t Iri pody operation in all udd?n at txckn. as( ol'.. Fits or Spasms, gives it an tutrivalled sapt rioritj. RvöiiaflAN EYE BALSAM Is r, cort! j : -ro for inflamed Fyea and Fyeli.ls IhnC.'cO of tati)noniaia of its elSracy can l fur-ni-.brd. Of to a vbon tbe best niedi.-id advi-i hm J i.l il to rtliOTO tho stiert, a box of Jlomaa 11 yc jtalHuna fc.- ; effor :,:( c. r vlival cure. E. FERRETT. Agent, P7 Pearl St., tr "a orlt. Eureka Drain Tile This Kaehl&a la autwtmntial and darabl ia eontruouoa i aiaspl la Its arrangementaj aaay of aeeeaa to Its wearina cartai hav. .0tunmf Ing 8TEXN3TH THAT Ü VEN GHOSa K SOLE CT eould seareelr B2.EAK. leaving utele to be deal red aa an EFFECTIVE OTLB 1LAC2UKZ. V drtre ttil MftcDla br t:h htn er ateaa pever. Wt eil raited ta tih r. Dar Ti! die raof iaaitcfrem S I a ir.n. ia etaiiMtrr; i ta ha;ie vary tbem I salt tbi- uataaf eaMootera. Aa Brie MacktiM It la al arw i- xaeaa. I la ralw muri aa a lUa er Krtck Mr I. head fr cirlmr. CHAMDLX H TATLOK. Indiana polia. Ind. s NawfcTTi.s: Gold Beveled Kdee and Ctiromo Visiting Cards, finest quality, largest variety and lowest I l prices, W cummos wun name ive, a prevent with each order. CLIN tos bos. & Co., CUuvouvUle, Conn.

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nry, I.Ci. I i"!: I-ehriiar. UKi, 1,1--: .. !i. t.v"s liiJ. l.fl: Jl NE. IH.t. I IUI. TOTAIj. If vim air in ncoi .l ancrjcaa. ji.u bn'idl aveil cnw.us u will not be repeated. Let lae h ar fr.ni Addre or Call uxn th3 AlaDuXauturer, f DATJIEL for Infants 'asf or in pronintes Digest ion tind ovt'ix-oims Flatulency, Cejiibtipation, Sour lStom;tcli. Diarrhoea, and l uvorislniess. It insures health and natural ke, uithout juorpliiiie. Castoria is sc wll adapted to Children ttiat I reconuneml it assiin-rior to any prescrition jiimwii to n:e." J. A. ARC Hiut, SL D., ?J 1-ortl.mJ Ave., Brooklyn, Ji. Y.

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CENTAUR LINIMENT an absolute cure for Kbcuinat ism, .Sprains, Jturns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Pcne,t mt inj; raia-rclicviug ami Healing llcmctly Icuoavii to man.

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(CHOLERA MORBUS. Cramps. Pains. Diarrhea, J Dysentery, Indigestion, Cold. Chills, Simple fevers, txliatiRtion, Nervoufness, or Loss of Sleep, whether i-act-ed by l'rripe Frnlt, Impure Water, Unhealthy Climate. Unwholesome Food, Malaria, Kjidtniic or Contagloua Discai-e that beset the tiavelc-r or household at this feason are nothing to tb-e protected by a timely use of ISANFOitD'S GIXUEK. A 8 A BEVERAGE, with hot or cold water, Jl. sweeteiicd, cr hot or cold milk, or added to Ice water, lcicotisde, tirervefront draughts of mineral waters, it form" a refreshiuR and Invigorating bevcrspe. uiicouallcd in simplicity aud purity by any tonic medicine, while free from alcoholic reaction. Ave id mercenary dealers, who for a few cents extra r-roSt try to force upon you their own nr othr rs when vou call for STANFORD'S GINGER. Sold by wholesale and retail druggists, grocers, etc., everywhere. Totter Drue and Chemical Co., Boston.

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"VTOTICK is hereby piven to the citizens ot the LI Thirlemh Ward, in the City of Indianapolis, Center lownshlp, Marion (Viunty. Indiana, that I, Lud wie Weenie' a male inhabitant of said Ward, over the ne of tweuty-one years, will apply to the Board of County (krimiüioners of said County, at tlu-ir September meetiu, for a li cense to m 11 for one year, j-piritnous, vinous and malt liquors, in a less quaniitv than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises. The irecise location of the premises whereon I desire to fell Hiid liquors i dcscrllied as follows: I)tKo. 4. in iquare No. 10. and kuowa as 154 Indiana avenue.in I he City of Indianapolis, Center Township, Marion County, Indiana auglwiw (Signed) LUDWIG WOERNER. "VTOTH'E is herebvplven to the citizens of the JN 13th Ward, In the City of Iaddlsnolta, Center Township, Marion County, Inilana, that I, F. J. Vout, a malo inhabitant of said Ward, over the ajje of twenty-one years, wili appl v to the Boaro ol County Commissioners of said Couritr, at tlu-ir next meetin;r. for a license to t-cll for one year spiritous, vinous and malt licpiors, ia :t less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drault 011 my premises. The precise location of the premLscs whereon I desire to sell said liquor Lj dcsciilKKias follows: Lot Xo. 10 in aqua re 61. beins; No. '2H West WashluKton Istreet, in tbe City of Iaaianapolls, Center Township, Marlon County, Indana. aug8w3w (Sigacd) F. J.'VOGT. FOR SALE. FARM IN BOONE COUNTY. Eighty acres: AO cleared. Nine miles from Lebanon aud 6 miles from Plttsboro. Address, CHAd. LATH AIL , At Fletcher'! Baal, InOlanaaUa.

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" -sv .-s m x -v VJk .VvVW 1 and Children. VHat srives onr CliiMren rrwy cheeks, AVhat cures their fevers, makes them' sleep 'Tis (Astoria. V."hen babies fret and err bv turns. What, cures their cvlic, kills their worms. Itut 'ltri4. "liat quickly cures CVmstipation, Kour Stoiuath, Coldü, Indigestion. lint Cnafctrin. Fawwell then to Morphine Fyrups, Castor Oil aud I'an.voric, and Hail Castoria! MPLAIHTS. FRFPARKD wiHi the ntmot naill from IM POUTED G1NGEÄ, CHOU K AI'.OMATICS and tbe purest and best of MEDICINAL FRENCH a RANDY, from the world-renowDed viatners. Mesrs. OTAED. liCpay & CO.. COüKAC. renderlrg it vaatly superior to all other 'c.irgere,'' all of which are made with common elcohol, lanr' l' impregnated with poisonous fusil oil, aud strengthened with cayenne pepper. AS A PURE FRUIT STIMULANT, for the aired, mentally and physically exhausted, careworn, or overworked, for delicate fema'.ei. especially mothers, for those recovering from d-ibiUtat isg dieafes, and as a means of relormij;: tnie addicted to an excessive use öf aleoho.ic timulanta, it Is unequalled lu the whole raupe ot medicines. Beware of Imitations. SAXFOKD'S is tbe finest piDger ia the world, and, notwithstanding the high crt of its inRredients, is the c.ieaptvt family medicine, t-old everywhere. Potter Draff; and Chemical Co., Hütern. fry a rr. The World Watch Statt ituirr I A l r aekaff is the fa tCAt M-r.fnar-" tide In the market. C-n-alns is sheets note Fa er. 18 Envelopes, V .iictl. IVn Holder, Peu, a- d a handsome piece of,Jelry- Retail piicc .5 otn'f. Four dozen for tew. A wan-h ruarat tct-d w th every four dcen vo l or.trr. For 2 f "et ts in oi e or two cent po-t-te s'amps. we will tend a ct mplete 6ample pscke. with eleunt Ge ld Plated Sleeve Buttons, Go d l isted Mtut?, Gold Plated Col ar Button. Hinds imo Watch Cliain. Gcdd Plated Rlrjg ard cl H?ant ikrf Pin, Repbter la ge amounts. 4 S Page ilhi"-aiud Catalc poe rf G' ds. 8- If Of cklnK Kev Mves. Tc-'.cscop -s, vp GisF-e, Watches, Accordeois Viol'in. Orssnettea. etc free Write at once"T r rtf"! Tfix to World ManufactarlngCo. 1 I I I 1 1 J Vi 12aaeaa8t., New York. VAAU-U millions op them: For FLORISTS and AMATEURS. Duteh Billba, Japan Bull, French BiilK American Bull. Also Plante for GropiihouH and Window Gardens, BEAUTIFUL4 iHIRAMSIBLEY&CO. ) Catalogue FREE I WEbcster,S.Y.AChicaao,ia. 10 et t bex. J. J. Untersinger, OnclaaaU, o.

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