Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 29, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1883 — Page 5

THE 1NDIAWA STATE SENTINEL, W'EUNESDAI, OCTOBEll 10- 1883

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Politic?, I'rtn.iirjr und itallroaclla; in tli West. Do Sot (Jo lYest-Hl Views on the Tariff (nestion Tariff for Kovonne on Oalj the Luxuries. Tbe OM Tir!i-t-"Iana' Amiability" Tburnian mad Vt'ushlMiriie the Favorites Also a Good Word for McDonald! and Homily. A Commercial (Jazette representative recently interviewed the great -objector," liuii. William :. liolnian, as follows: "You have j ist returned from an extended trip Ihrmnu uet. I believe, I remarked to the Jurt.e J'cn:t seated together lu lue Courtroom El Lawrence-burs wlurj lie bad wen rjuinj a rse. " es. my wire un.'. I have had a dHi -htful trip lhr.iii,ii (..'mm iiio i Calafornia. ami btlihive returned niut U beii-tiled by t: v jounier. l'hnt U indeed a ivi.t Luii:i ry." repaed J.i U'j dohnaa. How are politic out West now?" I asked. "There U 1101 muni iliscussion of po.:t;.:.il questions now throughout the extreme West. The railroad uuesl.o:i. though, tot-tiier with tue urirt'. lotms the Icad.ug iinestintl smee the Minjectof Chines- irnnn. r. uon n:i been dii ed r "Are ti.e u(..i satisfied vvilh the scilli-meut of the t'li.iu'v.' ni-'iioiir" , Ye, so b r i 1 : ;M nscrtaiti, the roocnt action of Conen- on Unit question is received with favor ull o.er lh. VScot. In Color.olo, notvever, that subject never wu as Important a tlietariil. Colorado is a Lieti:IfCiiii State, mi l t ie idea of protection luis in tn.-rieii into it v rrr lrxoly villi l.epu i. iican ism. Tiiey want protection on tr.eir copper uui iead at.d oilier lahiij;; produets." 'i olorailo is very hirrely agricultural in its inten st too; huiv the fartne.-s Iook on iho t.irij' . 1 asLe 1. here the v are interested in wool erowini they too are l.r protection, but 11 others believe 1:1 lite rr;uiip.c ot free traie, or of lurid' for rjv.-iiue. CO b KAPO H XOT A STATE where the individual farmer of small ctpital em bone to pniu min-i Minces. The nee -"siti.-s of irrifca.iou and oi iij expenditure of lure sums of ironcy niid t':c ciüiivaiion ot lar e '.neu of 1 a 1 1 in oider to ncil.c (!:. cultivation o: any ;.trt proiit--uole, which i- csii'i-d ro;h by tie? a.M : i.v of easy shipping lai-iloi-- and the pnvsl'- tl nui'ir; of the lane, inahc it a r . i;io.i oiler. uj: Mile ii-tucenieiiLs to persons oi nui; i.'ieiin.-. a!U:o.n i cai'uilists re:ip tiiro icivar.is on tneir investm.sii-." I'o you re:er ou-iy to Coluraao, Jul;e IIolraan ." "I e:'er to all t!mt vat region west of Ktai-u. There are. I.owever, mine parts of 1'olurado H'nl bouthern 1 ulifornia whicii iniiit te Uie;i ai extpiiOni to tins ruj--." "You a. not ate;, t'nen. with Horace Greeley in Lis faa;ou. r.ilvice: 'Cio Wet, youn mia, anl t;ro' up with the eonntry'." " i reir.arucd. "No. aa 1 say, capital. sts openitiur on a bin;; scale make l.in.ifn,' iu the West vastly tiiijrent from farmins in oi'n-r i&m of ttie cuu'itry wacrc the neeei-ii;(8 of arn:icinl irrigation und drimae Jire not .so yre:;t. an 1 t:iere is less promise of reward, thcn. orc. :;r individual eH.'ut. ine soil, liowcver, inMonleria'iy rich in most of these fanning regions o: iiior nnd California, and yields Zan-e it-turns when properly cult:vatel." "In left reü e to i "ie railroaüä, w.iat is it that the people deaian 1 .'" I asked. "TliEV It!AND LEGISI.ATI'i.V, both Slat? and federal, which hall control railroad corporations in tue prices charged lor oersonland treigtit travel, and reulat to a certain extent thcexpru-'iiiurcs an. I consequent tvaterm,' of stock oi" these coinwinir. 'J he tendency in the West by ruiiroad mi l other corporailoas is toward inouoiK.ly and couoiidation. rather than toward the eMabiisl.nient of compeMn;: lines, anl ttte )eopIe dsire that l!ie fiovernmenr. boili Suite aud National, shali, by judicious leishtion, resrulnte and cmirol tnei-e p- raicioiis tend-jucies on the part of corporutiou-i existina; by virtue of special i-iivileses truiited by the Uovernmeut," said Jule L'oliran. "lu control I in; the expenses, do you mean that they want the .overnment to fix the salaries of raüroed otlniiiis?" 1 asked. "1 do not know t'.ai anybody has yonc so far as to demand that the Government shall do tnat," uswered Jud:e Holtnan, ' but they want laws pased wnich tmll rix tue maxi in urn and minijnum prices t.. be charged by ail Companies for tue carrying, both of freight and person and prohibiting or recrulatin? tlie aiscriiniuation in favor of one person over auotner on various pretexts, and the carrying of Mine persons fre.. All these abuses, of coure, increase the buruens oi expense, vhich niuit be made up oil of others, and it is to rtlablisli uniior:n:ty of treatment ta.it thisagitat.ou is maintnined. It is a very important queat:oii ia the West, it is not a party question. What information has been received laieiy on THE Mississippi RIVF.B I M PROVEM EXT qi.cstnn?" a-ked Jurye liolmaa of the interview ei. "In. Ied. sfr.m-j as it may seem, they have not fa:d a word to me tout it. and I know only whut appear iu the paper. What do you think d:igit will du iu jeierence to Uiat mailer next lern V" I asked. "It is hsir j to tell what Congress will do, b tt I 1 elieve the tei.erai H-eii ig is in favor of the plan of the Iliver t omii.is.sion. a levv o t:ie more cautious are iu favor ot lo-tln tue bystem .ii some st.ort distance i',rt. '1 he river meii. I mean tuosj riavi-atin- the nver. are loud in tt.eir demands that omethuu snail oe done to keep the snags out ot the chan uei and make navigation ies-s ha irdocs, and tbey Luven ri-;bt toexp.-ct il-.at Conr.-s ha.'l do that. Tiure should bi! liber.iiy iu the expenditure of money for tnat purpose, for the I'ltat C(;miner( e of river te jiiiivs ii. Tnere is u general bt niiment, too, 1 think, in favor of tue tin of li.e iliver t'ommissiou. wiiiwii propo-e to i.iiAe the entiie river from Cairo to the Ju!f of the liuiltrm and comparatively narrow width of J ,000 litt 'i hut wtil cost niany millions of doliara, but it 's a very in.s-oitant work," sai l in J.id.c. "Do you bel.tve tl.al CocgreiS will reopeu the T.r.irr vjuistiox next terrn. or do you think the prcs'-nt tariff giTe j.h mineral .saiisiaciioti us any that couid be adopted j.ow." 1 asUco. rtturniii'4 to a topic vvtdi a had been incidentally toueiied uiou eanier in tue iutttvitw. -i he present lariiT is certainly not a satisfactory j-ysU ii-,'' m.i Jti'ie Hoi man, "lor it is base 1 too Lit. t.b on the protective theory. There are, nowivir, lo Le m um sty new men iu fie next Cousreis i hat il is im; n-sd dj to predict what Conrss vrtU lo on the snfj.-ct. 1 believe tbat tun if tor revenue should le the only system, and that the tariff bhoulJ be only on me luxuries, and that the ueissitics ot nie. hiicn as lumber, co.d and common lDatcriai. oi household u-e shonht bo free. Tne luxuries, such as wiue, for instance, cau ataud a much higher tariff than they now near, becaue they are ttsed by the wealtny, while co.fee aud tea should be tree, becauso the poor laborer uses as lunch of these articles as d es tue wealthy man." "How about sugar?' "The tar ff is kept on sucar for the purpose of protecting Louisiana, and it is ditlieult to say what fcliould be done witu it, therefore. Suar could bear a much lusher urirt' than ti row on it, but since it is one oi the necessities ot life, 1 do uot think it should be put any higher than is absolutely necessary for revenue." lo you believe. Judge, thfct if the tariff be taten off the uecessities of life and iucriased on the luxuries, the oovernmeut would realize more revenue?" "Yes. and TIIE ICEIir.?3 OF TAXATION would then be more equally distributed between the rich aud poor. The revenue received from the tsriH on the nccrs.siiies is comparatively very small. There should be no Uritf for the purpose of protection, buc there eu be do taritf ou the importation cf what ia a. so produced i:i this country withOUt inddeDtallj gning protecUon to borne production." Jnci! HolTnan. how is the 'old ticket looked upon by the democrats ol tt;e West?" I asked, lalher abruptly cl.aniu; the topic from principles to persons. "1 lound, after quite extensive inquiries, that the pf'Oole Ol the V. est look upon Governor filden und Governor Uendricts very favorably," replied Iiana'fc lavoriie, "aud they believe that the great iiaad of lsTii 7 snould le vindicated by the re-election oi those candiuates to the office of wnich tbey wcrcfrandulcmlr deprirci. If the heiithof Mr. Tilden will permit his being a candidate, and both be and Mr. Hendrtcaa express a willingness to make the race, their nomination by the leinocratJe rany is ossur d beyond any onestion or doubt. Tbe general iuipressiou in tue West, howeTer, and o far as 1 know. i ti e same elsewhere, is that neither of the gentleman will cons -at to a;ain be caud dates." "How does senator McDonald stand in the estimation oi the West?" "Very ti!. iti'ii-d TI is well and favorably Vnown'iu taiiiorn a aud throunom the Wet" "As between MaOouald aud tieudricks how does the favor Ktai.d ;" "lhatlcould not say. I heard no expression on that q icsiloii. Governor Hendricks is only talked of in connection with the 'old ticxet,' but I heard no compariMri drawn between McDonald and HendrickH " "There is mmther pcntiemaD," I remarked, scarcely venMrinii to look at Jud,;e Hoi man, whom the New York r'tm and quite a nu::ih;r of other prouiiricut pipers are advoratinj for tho 1'resiiency." 1 he modest Jud-e Ilolman blushed like a bashful maiden at the early hints of love, as ne replied: "Jh, that is nil due to Mr. Dmii amiauiiity. That peiitleitiaii jou speak of is a very htunnle iicr&ohag, and has do political aniMt on. The two ci-cji wi.oare ia.-.kt talked of by t lie peopl? in tne V.'est f.ra Ju-i;- Tb'irman, of Oaio, on the leTOOcrit:c side, sn i l K. ii Washburnu o.t the llcI'tiblican side, fiot'u of theso mtn arj very btrjog in their puriics." What rto you thin, of the situation of in liana politic as regards the Ooveruora .!;? 1 have

Ik srd your innie iuite pro:niiieTil!y maitti j J 1 la tin:: ouit i ' tiou al-o?" I .-aid "I tlo hoi luow auythiiii' about tnat suhji-r. I lare I ctn ownv o ion ; and h ivo iio'.di:tiv ?d ill j cucsti n at ai '.' said tue Ju d-ji. es he tappe 1 fhe toiresiKmdetii's kuee nenily by i:y of a ir.eu ily 1 ro'i..'t aza.nsi tao muca personaliiy.. au I runtutitd: "I e the om me rial .sz tile scim ta tidnis JnOfe Hoad:y is goinj lo bj def.ate 1 la Ofuo." "Well, vou aluavi a.'rce with the Commercial Ca"t ;te, Jon t jou?" Ia-ke t. "JCot In tl is case. We DmocraU here thin'x Jiidi.e lioadly ill be elected." "ion'l you taink his chances would tiave ben better if "he nud aotteu malarial fever efore be müde .'o many sp. eclies?" 'I don't know about that. lie is a very cx 1 eaker." "Aon don't hear much more talk about Jttde II(.ad;y for li e Tre-idency, do you? ' 1 Tier e I. "o: be i. very kiudly estecned though tl.roui;hout the West. His soceeli before tiie Picsideiitiid CommioMion in ls-Tii jiave buna very l ij.h place in the estimate of. Democrats throughout the country, nnd the people in the West Jupe very strongly for his success." As we were leaving the diuin-room of the MitzCcld House, a few minutes afur the above conversation occurred, we met General .Me' nrisiie, of t;rtenbiitr. who mid. "Ah ! J ud j Hoi nan, I am plad to sei you looting so well after your trip, and J hope I tiiuy :e you well until you become President." "Von always vm- amisb'e," replied the Judste, lnuhiiig and reaching for bis overcoat. IlKSVAU

, jsovEtb sricnn: A W.man Saturatr Her Clatliln? Yiith Kerosene, Luslif Herself to u IVnce und Itiirns to Death. Waco, Tex., Oct 7. Advices from Gatcsville say: "Xear Lere some time ao a son-in-!aw of Mrs. Jbaw lo-t his wife and turned over his little two-year old chili to its grandmother to care for. lie married Tain, and was desirous of regaining possession of the child. Mrs. Fhaw being unwilling t surrender the child, it was taken by force. Aggrieved br the loss, sha on lat Wednesday Fuirided Vy lasliing herself in a very ingenious inani.er to a stone fence, lir-t saturatiu her head nnd clothes with kerosene. She then struck a match aud applied it. When found she wus dead. The body was iiorrib'y burned " Doesn't I'ropcH" to Itesler-. Washixctox. Oct. !. Samuel Mclt"n. I'nitcd tati-M District Attorney f r Sortth Carclir.a. lias written to the Department of Justice denying the report that he has tendered his rtsit:?ti(n and sayii: he has no such iu teiition. ' Tb Wide, W ide World. Lima, Kr.rrui.n- r Vimv Senor A. de l.x i DdL'aiio, LI D., and Counselor Tribunal if Justice, Lia a, Republic uf l'cru. says: "One article oj.I'icatioo of .St. Jacobs Oil cured li e completely of rheun atic pains in my left arm i recotumerid'-d it to two oi' i:iy friends, the Mrs Donna .luatia flarcia, widow, and Mr. D. Ilermun Decker, nOeriuau irentlen an. Madam (lania was relieved entirely by the pain-cure from terrible pairs of ten Piiuitl s' standing. Mr. Decker was cured of inexplicable pains by a single application of the cure. My brother used tho great remedy for a species of paralysis of i!ie arm. He was entirely relieved from his ailment by one or two applications, after bavin tried numberless other remedies without ellect. Advice to Mothers. Mrs. Wlnshv.v's Soothing -Gyrup should always be used when children are culling teeth. It relieves the little suC'erer at one". It produces natural, quiet hleep, by relieving the child irom pain, and ti.e little cherub awakes as "bright as a button." It is very pleasant to tnste.it soothes the child, softens the irums, allays all pain, relieves wind, repru'utes the bowels, and is the best known remedy for diarrhea, whether arisinj from teething or other causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle. A Card. Toallwhoare snfTerln from the errors and Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc., will 6end a receipe that will cure you. free of charge. This reat remedy was discovered by a missionary In South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to Uev. Joseph T. Inn an, Station D, New York City. Consumptive" can be Improved, and often cure 1. by my re in-, sent by n ail for:5?. John II. McAlvm, loinitny Tax Collector, Lowell, Mass. Mciifiimn's Peptonized Uoef Tonic, the only ptcpuiutioii of I eel coutainim; its entire nutritious proper;. e-. It toT.alns blood-making, force enliii'ti j i nd life sustaining properties; Invalu ible b.r 1 dc.-est.on, dyspeps.a. nervous prostration, and lormof eeiiTl debilitv; also, m all enfeebled conditions, whether the nsullof exhaustion, nervoua prostration, overwork or acute disc:se. purticcbirly if resulting irom pulmonary conij'lamts. asweli. Hazard A Co., proprietors, 'uv Vers. So.d bv orusists. Infaiitssnd Children vltlirmt Monplitne or TsTarsrotina. AThat pives our Children rosy cheeks, 4 ."Waat cures their fevers, makes them sleep; 'Tit ';itoTl. 'XThcn Cables fret, and cry by turns. What cares their colic, kills their worms lint CitorU. '. What quickly eure Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion ; lint CatorIa. Farewell then to Morphine Svrnps, Castor Oil and Taregonc, and Hall Castorlat Contnur Llnimont. An tinf aiding; pare for Rbocmatiim, Spralns,T3rns, Gal23, &o. Hie most Potent and Powerful Pain-relier-l3 and healiarj remedy, known to man. b wi iii iii in iii in ii ii i iii 1 1 1 ii lira J. J. Cooper, Attorney for Plaintiff. Shkhiff's PAI.F.-Py virtue of anexecutintito me directed from the Clerk of the (superior Court of Marion County. Indiana, I will expoto at publiCSile, to the higheft bidder, on Saturday, the rthdsy of October. A. I).. 1&!, between the hours .f lO A. SI. aud 4 1'. M. of aald clav. at thedo!r of lh Court House of Marion County. Indiana, the rents ond profits for a terra not exeeed;u;j seven years, of the following real estate, to-wit: Lot number four (-1) iu Jarnca M Myers" subdivision of one hundred and fifty (l.si) feet off of th cast side of lot number three (), in Mayhcw's Heirs' addition to the city of Indianapolis ift the County of Marion and State of Indiana. And on failure to realize the full amount of judgment. Interest and coils, I will, at the same time and place, exjoae at public sale the fee simple Of said real estate. Taken as the prow rt.f of James M. Myers, at the suit of S. A. hletcberet a'., for the use of JohnJ. Cooper. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or apprniemeni law. Cao No. 17.WÖ.) J.M.rX w, HKS. Sheriff of Mario Jounty. Oi. tobcr 1. A. I.. lSS't. vr.ivr GLOKGETOWN UNIVEBSITY SCHOOL Olf Located at Washlujton, P. C.

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Fncnltv Rev. James A. Doonan.S. J. , President; Hon. K. T. Merrick. Hon. Jere M. Wilwi, Judge W. A. Kichard.sou, Marlin K. Morris. LL. D., J. J. I'nrlington, Ijscj., and John W. Ilss, l(j. ; C. V. llofTimin, I.I, I).. Dean. hession of l.iSJ-4 openi Wednesday, OctoUtr 3, For circulars address 3. M. YEATMAN. Socretary, 110 liltUtict.t, N. W Uahiti,'toa. h. y

THE CITV ELECriOX.

The Democrats 3Iake Lare ("aim ia Coniiclhiien and Aldermen. . A Quiet Day and a Good Vote A Close Shave for tha R3puDlican Ticket. The election yesterday passed off very quietly in the city and the usual interest wits taken in the several Wards and the result looked for with eagerness. The Democrats have made larue pains iii the city, and tuougii the Republican city ticket lias been elected, it was by tlie skin of their teeth. The election for Councilnien shows decided gains or the Democrats, and they will not have less than twelve, and perhaps thirteen members in that body. Taisisa s-'ain of five member.'', and the gain in the IJoard of Aldermen is correspondingly Jarpe. All in al!, the i:y Democracy have cause to congratulate tlieinselves on the result, and, while defeated on the city t.tket, have in fact gained a victory, as the Republican vote ba been cut dow n and the jjan.,; badly de-, moralized. The gains are so marked that the party which has been struling against Hepublican odds is emboldened by its suit cess and will continue the tight till the right prevails, an event which yesterday's election demonstrates to be in the near future. The Republicans claim McMasler's election by 2"1. but the official count will no doubt show it to be below tli's figure. Uonrd of Aldermen. republicans elected: H.J. Prier, T. J. Endlev. I:r..liiurd Korison. S. II. Cobo. Tho. aas Talleuiire, V A. I ox, J. A. I'riichard 7. Iiemocrnis elected : isaiic Kin. W. F. A. B.tiil.iui.tr, James Mclluh o. "lie Council. IV n:!ioC.;:is eLcted: John R. Pearaon, Is,uc T! rlniHti. K. II. Hees, W. C. Neweomo. R. ('. M( lelland. G. W. sipuhr, M. M. Reynolds. P. f.. Trus'.er, J. W Wburtou, t P. Uenjamiu, P. M. Ci li:d:uc. J. F. Co wie 1".. 1 einrctats elected : G. V. Eilen'iarter. J. T. Down v, John Moran. P. If. W'oif, J. T. Powlins. ?. E. in uuti. Fled Mack. J. F. Iteinecke, P.J. Doyle, J. I . Si c-puard. Wiihaui Curry, situon Coy li The vote iu Fourth Ward betwt-en Theodore F. Mid lieis : K) and John Lathers (D ) Majorities. MrVater siehliilick McMuster's majority Prucnins I:eery . r.ruening's majorsty Sac ley . Ijltr Pauley' xaajorily S.&-2 .... -H. .8 277 Vl s.ioj , . . . ., . .....S.ti'Jil .8,:wi ;2J H.5.TJ ......S.50J 23 riittison.... l-vig. r I'uttii-on's majority., Counterfeit Postal Notes. It was learned yesterday that counterfeit roMnl Notes have been put into circulation. The banks put up notices of warning, and refus. o to receive any more ot tneru. The discovery was made at the Fostotiice.where four or live were presented calling for $L!R), and appar'iuly issued from the Youmrstown, O , ollice. These were transferable, and were received by J. U. 4t S. E. Hendricks, Joseph Terry, W. 1. Harrrs, G. It. Stewart. Dr. Denke Walter and C. Johnson. These notes can not be drawn for more than 'ö. A DASTAKDLY ACT. Two Y'onng ?Ien Under Arrest on n Charge of Criminal Assault on a Lady llightyFive Years Old. New IIavkx, Couu., Oct. 6. Charles Reed and George Bradley, two youn? men belonim; to rcFpectable families in the town of Guilford, were brought to the city to-night and t at lu Jail to await trial oa a grievous charge. They w;re committed by Justice Hull, of N'ortrt Guilford, in whose Court to-day was given strong evidence of their guilt. Mrs. Hannah Collins, wife of Deacon Josiah Collins, was assisted iuto Court to tell the story of the young men's offenses. -She Is over eighty-live years of age and very feeble. Her husband, one of the best known and most respected citizens of Guilford Township, is ninety-six years old. Deacon Collins lor a dozen years had been blind, lie owns a little home on the outskirts cf the villa e of North (iuiiford, tue icsnli of a lifeline of iurd work und frugality. Twoortnree nights ayo, while the old man and his wife were at borne nlnne, two younz men entered and began lo net in a manner as indecent as it was boisterous. The remonstrances of the feelieold folks were unavailing, and finally, so the old lady testiiied to-day, she was dr is.-ed out to the " oousl.ed and there Ire ted in a shociiin fashion. Her btreiuMh failed her ml she becumu unconscious. Whin she revived Charles Heed sio i by l.er. He had dashed waier iuto I. er face lo brini? her to consciousness, lie told a specious tale of how he had accidentally entered i he I ouso und !und her, but dispute the ynuni; lean's siory Mrs. Collins recognized him as one of her asMiilmits. He hastily departed, hut was saburoiently arretted by a company of indignant cil ens ho took up the search. Mrs. Collins d.sciib.d George ßia llcyas Reed's con pant- p, and he lot ns captured. He was biding In a barn. He brik?down wnen ar-ested. nud Kiade admissi ns wiiic'i left lillie room for uoul i us to bis RUiit. In tue Justice' Court Is i'.ey both men were silent, refusing to say any-th-.ng. Had ihey not teen bntuhi to New il.iven liniler gunrd it s believed that lite excite 1 citizens of North Guilford would havj visited a terrible punishment upon thciu to-ulht. LAXI FKAUItS. The CoveniKient Defrauded Out of TIiousnixls of Acres iu the Territories. Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. T. Colonel Jatncs Tulli. Special Land Agent of the Government, who has been investigating the land frauds of the Territories and of the I'ocky Mountains, and who is in Salt Lake, says there has been some tall swearing by witiicf scs, in some of the Land Offices, and large tracts of land have been patented by persons who had in no wise complied with the land laws. The desert land entries act Las been violated with a recklessness that was positively astonishing. In many cases it was found that absolutely llotllinLad 1 eeu done toward reclaiming lands, and yet, wliet are known and regarded a irood citizens, have gone before the land ollirers and made solemn oath that land hud been reCaimed ond all conditions of the law complied with where in fact no mark made by human hands tould be found Upon the entire tract Other tracts were taken up under the desert act that ere no more desert than the alley of the Oiio River. Other lands were found to have been taken tip under the timber culture act, upon which was growing nt the time ot the original Ming more forest trees than tlue law requires when the final proof is to L made. The- loiiiestead law Las not been fairly treated, and thousands of acres have be-eii uUi-nted by persons who have ot compü.Jl with one single repuireiuent of law. Failures. Men ash a, Oct. 9 The Menasha Chair Company Las made an assignment to Silas 1mliaid. Liabilities, ?soui; assets, $100.00J. Henry Hewitt owns abouttwo-thirds interest in the business He is also a prominent partner in the Conway Manufacturing Corupany. Cuyahoga Falls, Oct. 9. Harry Snyder, proprietor of the planing mill and lumber vard, has assigned. Liabilities, öU,OW; assets, $30,000. - - - Lafayette, Ind . Oct. 9 The "Bee Hive" dry goods store has been closed. Liabilities, f 30.(00; mostly New York parties. The proprietors say the assets will exceed that sum.

COMPARATIVE WORTH

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UA5F0RDS, when not fresh. CS22aSJ '.Nr.'TWSar". lontalnsalumv (Milwaukee.) "ltegal."

nri:: (Powder sold loose) SZ3 r.C2F0HDS, when not fresh., .r? EEPORTS OF GOVERITMENT CHEMISTS As to Purity and Wholesomencss of the Itoyal öakin; Powder. I have tested a package of Royal Baklntr Powder, which I purchased in tlie open market, and find it composed of pure and wholeßome injrredieuts. It U a cream of tartar powder of a hfh uepree of merit, and docs not contain either al am or phosphates, or other Injurious ßubstances. E. G. Love, Ph.D." "It it a scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure.'' " II. A. Mott, PI ,D." B I have examined a package of Royal Baking Powder, purchased by Lvyself ir. the market. I find il entirely free from alum, terra alba, or any other injurious pubstjcc. IIenrt Mohtox, Ph.D., Presidetit of Stevens Institut e of Technology." " I have analyzed a package of Royal Bakintr Powder. The raatcriab of which It U composed are pure and wholesome. S. Dana Uatis, State Assaycr, Mass." The Roval Baking Powder received the hif;he6t award over all comnetitors at tlie Vienna '"World's Exposition, 13 ; at the Centennial, Philadelphia, lSVtf ; at the American Institute, and at State Fairs throughout the country. No other article of human food haa ever received such high, emphatic, and universal endorremcnt from eminent chemists, physicians, scientists, aud Boards of Health all over the world. Note. The above Diagram Illustrates the comparative worth of various Baking Powders, as ehown by Chemical Analysis and experiments made by Prof. Schedler. A one pound can of each powder was taken, the total leavening power or volume in each caa calculated, the result being as Indicated. This practical test for worth by r.-of. Schedler only proves what every observant consumer of the Royal Baking Powder knows by practical experience, that, while it costs a few cents per pound moro than ordinary kinds, it is far more economical, and, besides, affords the advantaze of better werk. A 6lngle trial of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any fair minded pcrsoa of these facts. While the diagram shows some of the alum ponders to be of a hißher degree of strength than other powders ranked below them, It is not to be taken as indicating that they have any value. All alum powders, no matter how high their strength, are to be avoided as dangerous.

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RHEUMATISM CURED. TtOCTTESTTB. N. Y.. Apr. 6th, 'S3. llhrumalie Svrvv Co.: Gkxts I nave ben a prcat sufferer from Rheumsiismforsix years, and hearing of the success of Rheumatic 8yrup I concluded to give it a trial ia rcy own case, and I cheerfully ssy that I have been greatly benefited by iu use. I can walk with entire freedom from pain, and my general l.enlth SCROFULA

Port Byros.N.Y"., Feb. 20, 8i Rlicumaiic Fynp Co. : I had been doctorlnst for three or four years, w ith difierent physicians, for icrt'fuln, as some called it, but found no relief until I commenced ta king your Syrup. After taking it a short time, to my surprise, it 1 guu tohelp-me. Continuing its ue a few weeks, I found myFilf us well as ever. Asa hie xl pur.ficr, I thiuk it has no eqti'l. MRS. WILLIAM; STRANG.

isvcT much improved. It is a splendid remedy for the blood and d'-bP'tsted rnm. E. CHKS IXU I'AKK. 31. V. Maeufactured by RHEUMATIC SYRUP PP.KPARK -j with the utmost sii: frcta IM1'CitJt'i gingwk, cpouK ARowArrcf. -n. th urf' 1 of MKDXIN'sl, UtEKcH PKAf-DY, trorv "rorll-- rtowrf vitnrs, sie-rs. f Aki DCP'. x iv ;. tjy c. ren.iwrIL'K HVawjj trintiicr in ad o acr "Gi: scrs." a. lot ,( roilo with eriaai'Vi soMioj, iaelvlm-r-i'-T-wib tiri'ft.m,( fut'. oil. ft-id stretch-no-' w!r caven-rvpr'-r. AS A DFYKltAGK, wltb hot r eoM water, wetlt td. r be' r cVd mi'X, or -id -ed tri i. ater lemonade, eilcrvoo-M drvu?'ii o mh etal wa'etfc, it forms n leir-shinii ind i.. vU'.rsiini; VH-vime. unequalled iu simplicity aud pi-tv by any IolIc me(ili tiie, wi l.e iree. irom aicobolic reictitn. a void mercc:ry dealers, who ior a few tents extra proß iry to force iir.i yon their own r o'fc rs when you call for SaNFf KU'd GlMidH. sold by wholrfcit'o and retail druggists, grocers, etc., everywhere. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, i Vrtt Colds Wntery Dlacbarses from the No i; C Er-. U n-'fi.it Mil ii lu the Heu l. orvoo lieadnebe and K ve Ui.-tanily reeved. tlldkinij UPlcbs .lod) t, membntucclean! nd healed. hrrnlV sweetetud. Smell, trtslt', KIl'l 1. arint i.!-! rml r-ivi:- riM.i.l. t unth, llronch Us. PitH:ii-s into the Tnrr'. J'8ill in 111'" Cbest !js;e)ia. Wasting of Stream and KI.kI.. I.s- ( M-vp Kit. Cured. Kne loiii llniiieol Cur. orie Jox Catarrhal SolJ flit and Sailfoi't llihaier. in ou package, vi tu tlruncistsfor 4L Asks for Sfluford's Itadi'-al Cure, a i pure d:tidiil V)n Ol Wlteil hs2d. Am. 1 Infi.C.I. i ir. Marigold, Clover Hlossornn, pud Chemical 'o. itostou. Ktc. Potter Drtti For th relief find pr3Ycntiou, tlie iiisimt it is atip.ied. of ii.ie;v liml.sm, Iscuraliiu. !sr;iiiilii. CoilShs, Colds, Weak liai:. t-t-enand Bowels, a. looting Vains, Numhues, Hysteria, Fiinalo Pains, Palpitation. Dyspiii. Liver Corapldnt, Bilious Fever. Malaria and Ki'V:nics use COLLINS' PLASTKttS -an F.le;trie Battery combiuad witlt a Porous Piaster and laugh at paia. 2öc everywhere. .COLLIS . I .'electpucv "tAJTtWS E,c.',i::r.;:L:;;,,;:;;;A;;L;:1Q KAHUFACTUPtRS OP cs as. to r ri rn Cfi il Cß XLS LS Ul uU Zi TUB FIVKST AKl MDT DCaABtB MADE. Oro;a or luaniri- will lu-a P-wm Auaoum, WANTED. W ANTED Will GEORGE II CN KETT com m uleite with his mother through Dr.Bcdforl? 10 1

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CURED. NEURALGIA CURED. FAntronT, N. Y" March 12, '83 Rheumatic Syrup Co. : Gexts Since November, 1SS2, I lis ve been a constant sufferer from neuralgia and have not known what it was to be free from pain until 1 commenced the use of Rheumatic Syrup. I have felt no pain since using the fourth bottle. I think ft the bes remedy I have ever beard ot for puiilyingthe blood and fortl.c cure of' rheumatism and neuralgia. W. S.CHASIi. CO., i Plymouth Ave., Rochester, N. Y. ; TTNKIPK. FRUIT. Impure Water. Cnhealth j U vuraate. Cnwholes-nne Pood. Malaria, Krd remC and Ooiilubni Disease. Cholera Morbus. ramps. PaiE. rudicestlon, Cold', chills, a'mpie Fever. F.xhauet'on, N r vous-nee, or Lobs of Sleep, tlst bett the traveler or bousehohl at this eason ri nr-'li!t't to )? tTOf '-'ed hT imelT use ot i ANFOED'.S CLNGZK, the delicious Summer Medie'ne. iledicine I A B A PURE JTtl'IT STrMULAVT, for tbe aged. XJL meuUliy and physically exhausted. cieworn. or cmrwrte3, fr oeUeato fomles, csihküally rr.othfei8, tut tiione lecovtiiing f.t.ut detiliui- , ire tsea,-'s. aud as a mesas of rofonnin? ttve j KdtIc.el t( aa exoewive iiso of aJoonolic utitaulact. it 1s tip ji3slid in the li' of medti eines. Bewaru of lmiiallofis. SaNTOUD'S is the j finest Ricver in the worll. and. uotwitnst.notnj the Mk'b rt cf Its tKTSdtenWs M the cheapest family medicine. Sold everywhere. Ptt Drnr nn r!riwiicl '" . Itooton. REPORT OF TUE CONDI 110 Of the First NMion.-il Bank of Indianapolis. Ind.. at Iiidi.'iDsj oMs, in the snva of Indiana, at tho close of basiniss, October 2, KFSOUCES. l eans and discounts S 1.4Ä1) .; Owrdrafls 7 t'uiied Siaies bonds lis Sscuru circulation... . ZiU.COO 00 Caned Sta es bonds to secure deposits. Ujü.ixxi i Vnited states lpnds on. haairt I.OOJ Jn Ciberstoc-s. bonds, anil mectcases.... I ,.Ch) 00 I mi from Approved rekerve x-ems.. 07,4 .is 71 1 ue iroui other Nu tlona-i Banks . . J.s,702'7 I ne f:tiat csi.it! Panks and bankers..... :t,s72 71 J eal (-.late, lurnituse undtxturcs SS,VJ7 71 urreut exjs-tises ad tuxs paid 10,4.) t '' betksand other -ah iw-rus- , I U Id I xclianpts for CU-ains Hoasc 10.2is t l.ilUid o her i anks iJ.'M 00 IraetiomO paper an rreuy, nickels uud IKiiDi.s - RVi 47 ?pr:f . - 21.10) oo l ei hi lender tiOU-s 1O2.W0 00 faited sott- coTUlicnte-. of defosil ior leusl leiirtfirs. liJ.000 00 Lcdfiidd.OU fund with Unitel States ') reiisun r $v u1. circuUiiuD.. 9.00 0 Total ... ..- a.'Jabs ao LUBILlTins Cnpital stos-tt. paid In-r-niplus liud.. s SOO .OOl 03 I 1.5(0 00 ia.!'.-: o. 1TJ.500 CO 45.71 7i Ü 1. 3 JO 41 IM 63 ll'J.US 9j 77.V.7 3.1 41I.01H yi i;t".'.i7i 8 J 2at.4"jJ 3. SO.00J i I bdivtdcd p-.ofirt, I .. r-HMttiat Bank notes ouUtandinü Ii.t'.ivun:ui,ieooit.s s'l..lect check Demand erntieaie Oi OepcaiU . i citified chi cs t'l.i'.ed f.ates dltMisitS lH;csii id Vnited iitatta disbundua othwss - Im loKiber NaMo'ial Bank" l ue to Mate Punks and kankers......No:iaui4 bills ie-üiscoin u-d. .. -... Fill fa; able . Toi-i. .'. '. t'2,y;H S-i :u) STATE OF INDIANA. 1 Cot'NTY OK MAKIO.V. f ' I, J. C. McCUTCHEON. Cashier ol the above named Dnk. do solemnly swear that tho above Kiaieiueiti is tine lo tin best ot my knnwledce and belief. J. C. McCUT HEON". Cas iier. Pubseribed and sworn to be ore me this 9lh day of October, ltssx . . w. v,iot.i.Kt, Notary PublicCorrect Attest : W. II. KSGUSU, IC F. Clayimou, A. B, Con oc ITT, Directors. r, per dar at b roe. Rtnnlewortn t5 fre. I) AddreM sjumui A Co., rartland. V.

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QTATE OF INIdANA. s: In the Suprem? Court, ' iC Term. 1S.SJ. I Henry 11. t o.k vs. E. Dilev.m. Woodm! et a". , K. 11, HC Apual from the M.nioa i-uiKTior Court. I Vherra, It appears by aßblavil filed and due pti oi made u tae otirt. tnat ciriiil .scab. Jesse v. K. Ixnn.ii. Linda M. onus. L"r- m i W.ue Company, It K:a:ik Kennedy. Ge-rj i". Mo tot. Jn Meel. Jumes scyi!'Oiir. and svynio :r. hi wile, William . At rirews. Andrew Im en. Kiank MrlntH!ey. A. H. Gu sickle, ieor e Jsckson. J-epii T liowl ride. Cl. writs G. Jvin--'. William Kiriup. llwin I J. Avery, Iduin Iuolc. Trtislee, and t:se l ens tnains nnkiionii) ol Clmrles K. Ad-if.de-ceaed. are iion-rv-sidei.ts of tt. i:ie of in l.:i, and are nc e-saiy ardes to said appeal. Kuw, therefore, said appellee an ie name) are Penny notiiU-c tbat on the Cltdy of An ttto, IssS, Henry 1:. Cook ti ed iu the i:ler.;'s :!! of a d Court a imnscript of the recor I an-l iriee;di:i.s In a certain suit nfsled from tlie Msriou ."SiiP Tior Court, wbeteiu the said Henry Ii. Cook was ..aiiiiiff aud said 1C. iHlerau Woodiud" et hI. wer.? defendants and of the penneucy of said uppe.-tl: and said appellees are also nt:tivl to upuear at tre State House in Marion Couuiy. Indiana, bfore mid Supreme Court, an. I deietxl sad anp -u! n the'-'Gih tiay of Not ember. lss:. Cie -nine beitii theiitst judicial duy of the November l' r c, is.:, of nid for.rt, eise he same will be proceeded upon tn their absence. And it is fun her ordered bv the '"wirt t'vit tle Cleikof thik Court cauwi tb;s notice to p iolished in ti c Indiana Suite .'-cnliael.a :ie.v-piT of eciieral ci cu'ation. irinl d and pnblisü. il at liidrai.flooMs. in :Hrlou Co:mry. Indiana, lor tUr re weeks mici euve'y. Uitiicss, the Cierk of f-aiii Co:i:t .'til t : s-d Ihnsi.l bcr-to atlixed. thi.s lath d ty of Spsf.ai.j teinber, l!s:t s. p. silKL".:::". cn-k. $100 A WEEK! We can (.tiaiantee the above amount to ood, active, er ereuc Ladies as well a OentUm,n mave a meces tn he tuslijf's. Veiy little capt.l itqii ed. Woi-ave a household article as saleable as 11 "r. IT BELLS ITSELF. It Is used every day in every fsmt-y You -o no, teed to explain its merit?. Thete ta ti. n nsivest for all who tmbrsce this p 'Idea op; rtuni:v. It echte yon only OLe cent t . learn whai cu.- business is. Buy arottal card and wrp to us nnd w i wi:l send you our prospcftus and lull partu u:a. s Jj-'jL-a-TrSm! And we know you will dprfve more coxl iin yon have any Idea ef. Our lepuutloa as a mnufacturiug company is such that we can it a.Tid to deceive. Write to us on a pstal mil i;i.e your addiesa plainly and rtcelvc full particulars. BUCKEYE MANUFACTURING CO., Marion Ohle. GOLD 1EDAL, PASIS, 1371 Breakfast Cocoa. Warranted abmolutrltf re Cocoa, from wlii.h the excess of Oil has been removed. It has f Ar timet the strength of Cocta m;xe with Btarch, Arrowroot or Snea' und U therefore far moro econota cal. It is delicious, nourishirr , strengthening, easily digested, ai admirably adapted for Invalids l weil as for persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. AEER & CO.. DorcMefs. Eass. KOTICK OF AI'rolNT.IIIilNT. Notice is hereby civen that the undersijrned has been appointed executor of the lnt will and testament of John K lleim. late of Marion County, Indiana, deceased, taid estate is supposed to be solvent sep20w3t JACOB F IIEIM f3Ä.-s . . ; Sirrins roirw SI LT-P:1 I- " OH' 1W CsSE fcCOaUtllS':-"- ......,-; . Mn..r.-SAÖT CAS AT O.N(Jl. tiiiiunii.v . .i.p es i; -I In 1. v..rl l. It iieverbui. oikl U .iissic öt.i.-Vorlfc TBE EIGGFST WM Püf "ir ! (now) Jä N A fON A- O. 1 ' -u!"" Rr. v Y VnnVn 111 tW 'nrn steam emi'iw'rri-. and e i-n lUUitU lüi M iOOtcr n ontl.. Send your name riiil lue. in stamps to K. Küi i-y, rlnineer. .in-ie-jort. Conn. 4iM'X mm h. i

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It is seldom that we meet toith an article that so fiiUij corresponds ttith its advertised good qualities as does tltc Ncio Atnerican Levsr Watch, It ham the advantage ofheing made of that precious metal Aluminum Gold,' its works are of the best maheand the general style -cf the case rank it with tke best Watches made anywhcinerecoiu-.. mend it to our t xs a Watch Muit will git e entire SOlisf action;

HELLMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE, wONDON. ONTAPIC, CANADA. Patrone Ii. R. 3. I'nis. .-s Louse. Tounder-The Ritht Rev. tüshop Hellmuth. D. D.. D. C..L. iVauffully ituated ou the river Thames, fos hours by rniJ from letwiit or Snspensioa Urtdre. Tt e bithesi idutation in even-department. Fraach siokeu in the Collece Mumc a-s-iatiy under the dit.tir.n of the celebrated W. vtaijph Ijiud8r Next term wilt commence September 20-. For pmtiiuiars audrtss luv. K S. I-sgush. tl. A., l r;nciii. llellmu'.h Ladies' Cullee, London,. Cannd .

FAIRBAMKS1 STANDARD SCALES. WThe Hancock Inspirator. Tbe Edipsa wind Mm. Fairbanks COMPANY. 23 South M("wi Street, IndianapDlis.

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i rei'bslsls esr Tar laralaata.usel tolilwed troni throat ami none whenever I nreai bed.

Now 1 can prvach three tunes a hy and n sutler at all, i am perfectly well. Ireber should hsve yeur Invaluable tarbolate of Tar Inhalants. Y nur friend, .,. c cti rastor Älethodut Episcopal Church Seeth.

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THE INDIANA ffll SESTIiYEL

1883 TCR tue Ytxn 1 ire Seorire) la the recogntre-1 Wdln Lrooe c-Ä r tif tb itjtte Many new .u.'iiuj rovei! letur-s have ti-en tutrtwnrvd. taskir it u II test 'Ct SUPERIOR S-PA6E A6-C0UKV PAP, Tl.i enlarged ditloi will ms f urnlst.t. p-'-Inn-, f O IM 312 DOZiLiAR. IrtsUrK it tbe large and citet n-t jrr tu tue en It will itt,talti well considered e-P'ortiis ii. . every erb;.-.-. ;-ollltc, or nelA'. .rilj ms be 1 h Comnicrcisl and Market re- rrs f ir WetLIv rer-cvcl ill te eorEpiouj. l.s .rieaunlnd Hi lf If (.art'nenbi at in Ci b of Lii.'. ai-fi wtil - a oi '(li.kUisfu.it feat tre In w r1. Ii. i nes, it-i eoi urUin, Iwsrj mt ciln ry. and ;u U- reieiai rcnia. ii .:i ni: s-pi.rpt.-sf. l spy i tper cin tiUted di c: sie lti"' r-' V r"-ulH--!T dtposd tn 'h-, -nliyer. ile Notb.i.s.i mau m the Siaie cau tTjr l to 0 l l o'i l.'e ' e-ri om:t I n. 'hi -ej t. at v. h.th itl, fL:rtd.-Lt-l. li e t-'ecfitel. tu addplon f Its up.-i.i ttr. I-. mortver, n in"infi pper. n-v.. e i in .1 t Clali) repiüMUUi Indun' int..-est, t,..in ,i .u otbeiwue. tu- uo f ielin pat-rr i I or ch d a j 1 pupht. therefote. to tve pref-re-n-e ths paitrsc-f oibi-r stA es, nd e m-t lni.,-r .. bear this in raif.d and SF.I.K'.T tuijit wtcSTATt PAiFK ben ou ojie biuke'i i-r u tioi t and nisAs- np t;iubs. Füll repoTU ot lh protxtrdiuoi of ib.- Miel elected Democratic Legislature wt.l be kiTen ow is the lijce for every Detaocmt in Ui stie to subscribe tor theteutiuel. T E RMS: WEEKLY. Slrir'e Copy, without Premium .S 1 M Ciuisol lllor- iu Cli'l- of 'Si :m i Clubs of iU . . . J ot DAILY-. 0i:e Copy. One Ytar.-.......-...... sio 00 öi e Crp,Sii ?;(.tiU... ? 0Ü ( Copy- Three Li onuia 2 5f f Olie Copy, Or.e Month M Rutioay fienUnel, by mall, f Z t. Atrext making up CluU tend for any laformatio. derfred. opetimeu Copies free. Address IKDIAKAPOLIS SENTINEL CO... LYOM i llV.Y. r -r r --- rr . C'tr.tCO, Will ell1 ni:ill ! Ir. re. Iteir t ; ;-nti I'm Jn-t th msirtivi,.o f. P' t-..: i .ni.ji .-- nl!M,srn ITlt-r Kv-nnf --ll.l le.- lc. N-w ti.e lal-cui l-cl icktfty. Price tOCJ "U ui' r" Notice of Kxerntor'a Sale of Personal Troperty. I IN THE matter of the estate of Samuel W. Ribble, deceased. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the order of the Marion t ireuit Court made and entered in this estate at the Aucust Terra of this Court. I will sell at public auction on Friday, the 12th tiar of October next, at the residence of Samuel . Kibble, late of Franklin Township ia ssi l County, de-censed, all his personal property and all tlie proi-erty in my hands as executor, belonein to sueh estate, consisting of household furniture, farming imt-lements, sporting wagon aud organ, etc. A credit of six months will be jiven on all sums over $. the purchaser civins his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. smiti. Grkuo. Fecutir. Gt:o. W. C.ai.V'S, Attorney for Executor. Sept. IS lsfe-5. N aw f tv les; Gold Beveled Edfte CAEDS I rt- rofflo Visiting Cards, finest uditr. lantest variety and lowest . pilce. 50 chrorto with name 10c, prect!i wun een oraer. climTl JJ PEOS. & Co . ClißtorTin. Conn.

AMERICAN LEVER WATCH ! Aftnr nintTiii of labor and experiment, we hava at hut bronfrht to pecfw- -tin a NEW WATCH, it i a Kev Wlrtctlnjr Wntch ma celebrated A or bor Loser Movement, Expansion balauctt, l-olly Jewelnd. Thef are made ef the beet materiel, and 'n tbe very beet manner an a to forare f od ttme-keeflnrqnallUea. TboCaos are made of oar Celebrated! ComposUtoaBietal known Aluminum Cold. This metal hesaamciu amovuit of ftoid lo tlio com pu.lt! on to ptire tU3 watch a genuine KOld appmranee. - Indeed it rannnt be tkl rrom a gcobine Oold Watcb except by the be-t Jodire, aa

tbe metal stands the acid Met as well asps re Row. inecasea are ftneiy eorrmred or enplae tamed and are massive andl troDg and very handsome mnfclnr It Jest tbe watcb tor Railroad men. Mechanics and aU laboring tnea who require a food strpns watch and-an accurate time eeper. For trading aadrpernlatlvei;uiituea,U ia- . rerior to any watch ever befors effored. Ine caa be "ll readily for t S and t'.steach. and traded so as to realiradoobla tboaeamoants. I-'armers a weUas Atrenta eaa bandlu tbeee watch ei to advantage, as tbey can be readily exebansid fee Stock or (roods. We son 1 tbe watcb free by reipeterM mail, on receipt of $8.00. Or ws will tend it C O. Ü on receipt of $ I .OO on accojt;tbe balance eaa be paid at tbe e I frees office We aiao bave verv fine AJamlnem Cold ihaioerc $l,OOecb. Deantlfnl aTedailloo Cbaro SO eeeta. Wa Lave iiiuidred of tost. motuaia, tat have room for vaij two. Bot SprlBCS, rlc. Jene td, Iffi. I Voun MatTTO Co. Cents Tbe New American Alurainamt Sold Watch I ordered of yon some time mr- we daly rere vd, and I am so wen pieaeea wita it w MC" o"" liars. P. O. order, on account, for whlct cleaae forward by emrors C. O. D. lor balaoce, tbree more ef the soe stf le , wuU iUhi to matcb. Kespectfollj, rlstua Taylor. Letvenwcrtn, Kan.. Anr. Ttn. issf. WoatP Iff Airr'o Co. Onts. Tbe Alumiaou. 'iiJ Amerlceni -I er Watcb pnrcaa:d rrom joar firm baa proved A r'Kt time-keeper, and gives perfect tislacUOO, Knclneed fln caL tut tee uwre, same scyle. Yours, 8. F. v.AvAJtT. . Send aa criers to WORLD MANUPOCO. 122 Nassau Street, New Yorfce-. i"J SAtrrvA. MrPDLasix Co. Va., Aoeest, 1. MyPwii Vr. Case Pardon me the h'iertv I take, and lort count it conceit, ia sendiiif von mvnbuUs. emph. I may never have tW Pleaui ot viaiUu vou. but 1 wish yon to know tho features of the man hos life your GAKKoLATE UK TAH Inhalant was Insinimental in savinir. l iM-gaa tlie useol your reivty tr auirrti and His.nchitls tn bepteiulter, 1S79. I tried It faithfully, and it completely cured me. My tbrmtwu constantly intlamed. My nasal wrbus were u-rriniv diseased. Nres covertxl the Inside of iny nose from tlie entrance to the palaUt. My ears were also alfected. I GOLD -MEDAL, PA'JIS.IS? Tha Favorit Noa. 333, 404 382, 35t, I7U, 9i 6i3 ttair Stylet.