Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1885 — Page 5

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IK a. JUKI! !ck TTwtfaehe and reHev all the trmiM Jwl asnt to a, bilious tat of the PTStsra, each as I)L rinee, Kn5?a, Prowsiassi, Distress after ealic?, p-iia in the Side, c While their moat ruutkaCi aucccaa kaa beea ehowa in curing H lsie. yet Carter's Little Liver Pin ? aw nnHy valiaVe ia Constipation, cnriccr and preventing tia arnoyinc' complaint, vrhila tncy also correct :i disorder of t.io etomarh, stimulate the lircr' lud. re juLb tie bowels. Evea if liiey only cured. JLrt. I'jry -conld oe a'mot prW3 15 ftfis-veari anff -r tn m this ditrepsinr complaint; but fortoately tf't ir goodness dot s not end here, and thosa Mfho onca try thrm will Cnd theso Itttlo pills vjlntxAe ia so raany -rays fl at they will Dot be wilUng tjddw&Quttkza. lutaitcraUfcicktsiJl Js Fi bAEe of so many Eves that bereis where tp4 make cor pre&t boaat. Our pilü euro it wtoJia Cthersdonot. ' . f Carter' Little Liver Pills are very small tod vry z&ty to take. One t.r two püls make a dose. Tht? are strictly Testable and do not pripe or jarp. but by their gtintle action please ail who nsotiiem. In vials ttt2 cents; five for $1. So4 ty ttnu-gists everywhere, cr seat by mad. liavr Ycrli. Cirr, INDIANA S8S5 F03 THE YEÄB 1885 The Becognized Loading Doraooratto Newspaper cf tii3 state 8 Pages 56 Columns

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The riidte acJ Foiuo OrpanLze Electics the Cancaa ojiIThe Bepubltcans la Both Bodies Follow the Forlorn Hope anl hlafca a. Strict Party Vote Notes. The Senate Chamber waa weU 11 el with spectators he a L'.euteaant Governor Hanna called the body to order at 10:15 o'c oot. Dr. Marine, of the Central Avenue M. E Chnrch, was present, and invoked the divine blesbin? upon the body and the work which it shall be called npon to per fniu. Following the invocation, the roll of members was called, and those not hold ing over were called and sworn in by Jddge Ho k, of the Banreaie Bench, A. J. Kell v. for Frincipal Secretary; II. C. HaffBtettcr, for Assistant Secre'ary, and Joseph W. Cope, for Doorkeeper, were then elected in the foregoing order by a strict party vote, 32 to 16, and were duly iworn in. A committee was then appointed to notify the House that the Senate had or ganized by electing . the foregoing otneers, and was ready ti proceed with bosinesi. A number of bills were Introdaced, and among them one by Senator Foulke, wnich ia eseentia'.Iy a civil service nuasare. It provides for the reulntiou sod improvement of the civil service of the Slate of Indiana, by a Commission of three persons appointed by the Governor (the Senate approving) from the two political parties casting the largest number of votes, who sba'l hold no other office and whose actnal traveling expends shall be paid, together with a salary of $3 pr day. Their duties shall be to supervise all cooa petitive examinations and gire particular attention to the enforcement of the civil service law. The bill a'so authorizes the employment ol a b'pecial Examiner at $1,500 per annum, and a Secretary at $1,000 and expenses. An effort was made to adjourn till 11 o'clock to day, but was defeated. The House met at 10 o'clock and was called to order by Hon. W. R. Myer. Secretary of State. He announced that Kev. Dr. All-it won'.d lead ia prayer, aid all the me i .bera arose to their ft et. Dr. Abbott pra; for unanimity ia the session whicU w at about tooppn and tinted Oxl that we Wfie apain one Nation in all that the term means. He prayed that the divine blessing tcjf'ht rest upen all the cflicers and membeta of "tha Hcu:e, and that a'.l they did ml gat redoutd to the advantage o HisKiniom Tiron the earth. After the prsyer by Dr. Abritt the mcntera were called up and formally sworn in. minations for Speaker were then called fcr, icd Hon. Samuel v . Williaan. ol Kqox County, rressnted the name of H "n. O. L. Jewctt, Representative fur Clark, Floyd aad Scott. Hon. John A Deem, ol tlenry, prercnUd the came of George A. Adams, as "ite popular yonr'' Republican of Morgan Ccr.r tj." The roll call resulted in the election of Mr. Jewett by a vote of 05 to 33. Hon. D 8. Goodiu?, of U&ncocf, and Uua. liuga Afcilnllen. of Dearborn, were appointed a committee to escort the newly elected Speaker to the chair. Mr. Jewett said that he ajsumed the sta tion to which the partiality of the members urd elected him with sincere gratitude and ith a profound sen?e of the responsibilities which it involved. In all the history of the rotate ro House bs ever been richer in abil ity end real wort-u He would not safest Itgbl&tion, tor that was the province of the G overs or; he would not suggest the kind of l.'gulauon, lor that waa to be lert to the House, but it would not be impertinent in him to speak of the manner in which legis lation should be made. He pointed out the bad effect of waiting till near the close o! the session to rasa laws when there wsa a rush ot busi ness. He said thut no law should be passed without careful consideration. The time allotted by law is sufficient in which, to transact all the business of the sessionand be expressed the hope that it would be im proved without delaying till the last days of the session. Every hoar, he said, should be Utilized. He referred to the fact that the Escple had a risht to consult with the memBra in privat or to address them publicly by petition, but be warned them against suca measures as were pnsnea mtn penistocc and pertinacity, and urged that they should re cd ember on such occasions that they were the servants of tbe whole people of the S:ate. He did not expect that party questions would disturb the session, and he trusted that unanimity and good feeling would pre vail in all the deliberations of trn body. The Speaker was loudly applauded ai he clofed his remarks. The organization of the House was then completed by the election of the following o itcers: uierk, M. u. Darneu, oi rutnam; Assistant Clerk, Joseph F. Fanning, of Marion; Doorkeeper, Henry Ii. Fry, of Grant. The Republicans put in nomination for the reroectiv offices D. R. Rest, of Steuben ; D. A. Ranger, of Vermillion, and Alexander Bayman, o! Kosciusko. The vo eon each waa a strict party vote 65 to 35. As toon as the officers were sworn in several members were on the floor with resolutions, and under their provisions committees were appointed on rules, to secure commit tee rooms, and to wait npon the Governor and notify him that the House had organized. A resolution that the Doorkeeper invite the e'erev of the city to conduct the re ligious services of the House led to considerable riucostion, and this daty was finally placed npon ttie boetker. ine naut bill, appropriating $125,000 for the expenses of the Legislature, was introdaced, read, the rules suspended and passed. A committee consisting ot three members wa3 appointed to secure a hall and superintend the inang' nration ceremonies. Hon. J. U. Gordon, ot Putnam, said that it was known to every patriotic citizen that the day was the anniversary of a great victory in our history, and he therefore moved that the House adjourn till 10 o'clock this morning in honor of the dietinguiehed patriot who won the New Orleans victory. The members, thouch honoring the distinguished victor, did notte cause to adjourn at that time, and the motion to adjourn was laid upon the table. No tics waa received that the Senate had organized, ana a committee was appointed to wait upon that body and notify it cf the ereanization ot the House. At 12 o'clock the House took a recess till 2 p.m. A MARVELOUS STORY OF THE SEA. A Farmer Kidnaped and Taken to Port Blco His Remarkable Experience. Philadelphia Bpeclahl Farmer James Drookson left his home at ßuitleton, Pa., having with him $4'J0, on November 2. to come to this city. From that time until last Monday nothing was heard of him. Aa he had talked of a trip to Chicago hia family concluded that he bad gone there. Inquiries were made, and when it was found that he had not called on relatives in Chi caro his wife finally believed that he was dead. On Monday evening last he walked into hia house. He was in a dazed condition and seemed to be under the influence of some stcrjefylcg drug. A physician was sum moned to attend him. All day Tuesday he was delirious and spoke of strange sights and frequently referred to the sea. on Wednesday he was better, and told the story of hia alleged adventures during hia absence from home. While traveling toward fhiiadelthia he spoke to a quiet-looking man who occupied the adjoining seat. He proved to be Ifaac Edson. captain or a schooner en gaged in the Bonth American trade. Brookion remarked that Porto Rico was a place he would very much to viatt. Captain Ed-

ron at once seemed to take a (treat interest in him. After reaching this city it was arranged that they should meet at Green's restaurs, dine together and then go down to tee the vetseL After dinner they went to the wharf and boarded the schooner Feter C. Hare. Captain Ecson took Brook son into tha ctbin and they had several drinks. When he roie to go a peculiar heavy feeling made hts litnbi Cling to the chair. He was pressed to tu'ie another drink, and then he went on deck. A sudden dizziness came ever him, and he feit by the motion of the vessel that she was movin?. He went to s'eep, and waea he a eke thirty six hours later he found himelf in a comfortable brth ia a pretty cabin. A colored manoH'tred hiraacupot corlee end a f lice of b ead. Later la the day he wintcnceck He cou'd not ee 'nri anywhere. He called for Captain Kl-n, bat wss told that he was not oa boar t Oa exa&imintt his pocicets he found tl ft' his money wo? all gone. Tb mate told htm that he must ga to Porto Rico, and that the Captain had left instructions to treat him well. Tha vtfcstl arrived r' Porto Rico on November 28, but be net erniitUd to land. He was watched ia trri a by two of the crew daring the six days tbe schooner was ia the harbor. On Saturday last the schooner arrived at New York, but be was not permitted to land. He suspected that be was dragged that night When be awoke the next morainghe wu on board a train bound for this city, and in his pocket-book he had $100 in Treasury bills and this note: Dear Ser I apologize for the trouble I hare cured sou and ine anxiety caused to your fauuy. Your money, wnica 1 now return iu lull.eaTrd me from ruin, ccaoled me to rua tbe echooner to Porto Klco and make a very successful dea!. I (.hull never be able to sofijciently man you. Giateiuily yours, Isaac Ed?. ' ' . IIOYT 1IIE COACHE4.N WON HER,

Victoria Morostnl Explains How Ernest Captured Her Affections. Notwithstanding the fact that volumes have been written and published about the fa rut us Morotini elopement case and various exDlauati'ins made as to how the lady became infatuated with her father's coachman, tbe real facts were never brought to light until they were obtained by a reporter here from Mrs. Schilling hereelf, savs a Dos to a tslegram to the New York World. The story is a remarkable one. Mra. Schilling, in reply to Questions on the subject, eaid: "iron ctiildhood op It has beea my pleasure to roam at wi J through the forest which surrounded my home. Hiding, too, was a preat enjoyment to me, not because Ernest drove, fur then I bed no interest in him. One day I went to ride on the road that winds alone the banks of the beautiful Haason river. From cne point on that roal the ruins of an eld atone mansion are visible. It stands on the top of a hill at considerable distance from tbe road to the right. I had often wished to go nearer to the moss-gron walla, but had always ben deterred by tome member of the family beirg with me, cr el3e tbe sin marked "Dangerous!" which was nailed t j a tit in front of it. Cut thin day I was alone and determined. Ernest drove, and, not withstanding bis entreaty, I spraig oat of the carriage, and wa soon peering into th ereat entrance of the old ruio. Arinng myteit with a stick 1 pushed aside the vines and ere e per b that overhung the opea door, and stood within the great hallway, whica WB8 iiiied with poisonous undergrowth. The interior presented tuch a wti and gloomy 8spect that I vaa almost oa the point of ranniDg away. Had I done bo, Victoria &!orosim would never have married Ernest Schilling. Being that day imbued with a spirit of adventure. I mounted to the top of a flight ot stone steps, where I found a nar row hallway leading into a large room at the bacs. I started to traverse teat hall, bat on taking three or four Eteps forward there was bcAbo. I felt mjsaif falling Nllin;? and then I became unconscious. When I re paired my senses, some days later, I was l3ic in bed at my father's h jase, surrounded by anxious friends and relatives, and Ernest (who hai rescaed m crashed and bleeding, from beneath the wrecked floor) stood over me with a white face. They were await ing the doctor's decision as to mv chances for life. I bad lingered for days, wasting slowly. "It is a serious wound," said the physician; "she has suffered great loss of blood, ana x predict ner aeatn witntn an hour unless one chance alone remains for her! it ia a blood transfusion." All this I heard him say without being able ta open my eyelids or Bpeak a word. Thea there was another pause. Not oae of them nmed. Then Ernest Schillings stepped forward, and without a moment's hesitation he bared hia Etioag right ana and said, calmly, yet, ob, so determinedly: "Take from my veins the last d rep ol blood Hit will save ner Hie." The blood was transfused from Emert's arm to mine. He saved my life, for I grew strong almost immediately. Then there arose an intutive attachment between ua. How could I resist loving the man to whom I owed my life and who was pleading for that love the beiag whose life-blood coursed through my veins, warming me back to life? It was a great debt 1 owed him, and one which I have cheerfully paid if, indeed, the poor recompense ol my willing nana coma pay tu He says it has. Our vows at least are indis soluble. It ia a bond of love between us that is fixed, unaltered, unalterable. Had I a thousand years of life I'd live it all with him. And now you know wny victoria Moroeini wedded with Ernest 8c hillin 3. IIb, Hirekbt, of Muckroes, who has now been a resident of New York for man months, and Beams to havetakea a fancy for this country, has let hia beaatiful forest, overlooking the celebrated Killarney Lakes, to Mr. Amphlett, who, judging from the accounts in the Irish papers, ia having royal s;ort there. Forty Btag3 and nearly 1200 k oodcocks were brought down ia a day. The O' Conn ell family have also a fine forut near. CniEr JrsTica Wait, of the United 8tates Supreme Court, Las been attended by a woman physician during the recent serious illness from which he is Inst recovering mra. ur. vt insiow 13 uie lamiiy puysiciau mi the Weites. A strong pressure was brought to bear upon Mri. Waite to induce her to . nn 1 1 i 1 . 1, 1 : ; - . t call in some other physician. As this was on the score of gender and not of ability or xperlence, that lady positively declined. Don't forget three little words "If yon pleate." Life is made np not cf great sacri fices and duties,;but of little things, of which miles and kindness and small obligations, given habitually, are what win and preseiTe the heart, anti e-wire comfort. A .overaineut sheriff. V.r Tv1ard L. Oreen, Sheriff. Auckland. New Znt'and, vrrites: "I received an injury to my atonlde In Jnne, 1882, and from that date nntil Jnlv. 1833. 1 conld not use my arm. I applied to medical men and used all sorts of liniment, wimont any Denen c I have treat rleaanre In statine I had oocaaion to ne St, Jacobs Oil for it. and I had not csed it more tfcau ten minutes before 1 felt tbe beneficial effect, and I can work with my taw or spade aa well as ever I did, and recommend it to any one suffering pain." a The Cyclone In Alabama. Moittgomiry. Jan. 12. The cyclone ot Sunday night waa not confined to ns one section of tbe 6 täte, but haa been heard from in several localities. In Macon County, about forty miles east of Montgomery, tnree men were killed. In West Alabama great damage waa done in the way of blowing down timber and houses, and several lives are re pen ted lost. Catarrh Cared. A clergyman, after suffering a numt-er of years m m that loathsome disease, datarrh, after trying every known remedy without success, at last found a prescription which completely cured and saved him from death. Any tniterer from this areaoiut atseasesenaInsr a aeli-addre;Bei rtamped envelops to Dr. J. A. Lawrence, 199 Dean street, Brooklyn, N. Y,, will receive the recipe free of charge.

CODEXSED TELE6R1XS. Nothing of importance was developed in the owaim Court Martial sesterday. At Windsor, Out, a.latai disease, with the yruptoms of pinteye, ia attacting the hortes in Essex Coanty. Parmele'a malt house, at Auburn, N. Y., was burned, and 3'0Ct0 bushels of barley ruined. Lces, ?20.0tC; insured. Two wills of Mjra Clark Gaines were offered for probate, yebleraey, one dated January tf, and the other January 5 18S5. Jchn Scott, of Baltimore, mlored, convie'ed eeveral weeks e?" ' -rd-'rofhls wile by poison, w .ay eeuteuoed to be LaLced. CasUe Garden. :-'?w York, officials report that during the past year SCO.fOO steerage passengers, and 69,000 cabin passengers landed in that city. Governor Abbott yesterday morning appointed ex-Senator Jonathan H. Blackwell, of Trenton. N. J;, 8tate Treasurer, in place of George Wright, deceased. James Kane, of Kane & Fox, Philadelphia saloon keepers, was arrested on a charge of killiDg his brother Andrew daring a row la a saloon at Trenton, N. J. A Long Island City, N. Y., Coroner's Jury has found Charles Van Size, the son of a Brooklyn millionaire, guilty of the mar der of Julius Zarla&kio, a milkman. The Missouri Legislature reassembles tomorrow. The contest fcr United States 8erator is resumed, and promises to be at white heat before the end of the week. The Angus, Iowa, strike among miners is ended. Work has been resumed at an advance of one fourth a cent per bushel. Four of the strikers are still ander arre?t for participation in the recant riots. rie&ded Guilty. St. Locts Jan. 12. George H. McFadJen, tbe accomplice of Prentice Tiller, who robbed the Facific Express Company, of this city, of over flOO.OOO, pleaded guilty to grand larceny to-day and was eentenced to three years in tbe penitentiary.

For the first time in the hlstorv of printing, a German bock hu reached its one thousandth edition, each nam bering 3 000 copit.i Victoria Fills nave some time 30 tessfd tfceir bUlioos, and they are still in brisk demand because they are the best remedy for Malaria. Chills and Fever, ete. Advice to Mothete.-Ail WIXSLOWS SOOIiUNt tiVBUP should always be csed nun children are catU&c teeth. It relieve Lou Uttle sufferer a; once. It p roduca natnnh quiet sleep, by relieving' the child front p:n, and the little cnerub awaxes aa "briaht aa a button.' It la very pleasant to tute. It soothes the child, softens the Sjtuna, allays all pain, relieves wlnG roculates the boweia, and Is the beet known remedy for diar rhcea. whether arising from teething er other causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle. AbcolutolyiEMiSi Knie powder never vanaa. a. marvel or purity, rtrtnxth and waoleaomeneaa, More economical thaathe ordinary kinds, and can not be told in corapcuacn with tne mmuraae ot low test, short weignt, ainm orspnoapnate powaera. noia oar in OftBS, KOVAX BAMimm fWMMM US)t, ias w Btreeti sew xcix THE BEST TGH1C. ? This medicine, eombtrifrnr Iron with Tnre crptJiM tonics, nutcklv and eomriletely w Cure If yopepal. IndlcrotlAn, WrntnM, Impure Hloort, .iialarta,. anu ana avers It is an unwilinr lrncdy for Diseases of the KMneys and IJver. It is invaluable for Diseaw peculiar te Women, and all who lend sedentary lives. Itdocsnot iniure ti?e tceth.causc heaaacheJT tiroduce conntipatlon o!iT iron mtdiciM ax Itenrichesand pnriiles the blood, stimulate tbe appetite, aids the assimilation of food, relieves Heartburn and Uclchicg, and strengt1 as the muscles and nerves. For Intermittent Fever. Lassitude, lack Ol Xnergy, Ac, it has no equal. ' -ta The pr nnine has above tmfle jnark ana rowed red lines on wrapper. Take no othec -, aaAwaciiaucAaco.BAi.Tiaoaa,stS) ÜÜHC1 3l i Warranted K I Beat anoaC I Haa no rival, hing. Can be Roller, which H riTIITC UI HULlI I O II Circulars free. T?a refer to siltor of this paper. FrcQ io AllTi 'A - gCQ TO li.r i'!uirraul in 4 apllul Hy !! üue-t. tu FmiiUv Mu'aur., mak.ib. (..Ilown liberal otlrr for Ihe cw n. Iii. .rnT-tt wrrm In IS. H M., Mor Mirk Ut, will rnl, Ilantlna 1'aaed Ha t atf-h. worth S6t. If then he

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LYDIA E. FINKHAr.VG VEGETABLE COMPOUIH) IS A POSITIVE CURE For all ef those Painful Complaints and WfiUufwi ko com mom t oar brat FECIALE POPULATION. Ir wtll cm KxmirLV thb wort form op FsA.LB COSPLAINTS, AIL OVAKUf TItOCBI.FS, ImTLAVX ATIOX AMD UWHHATIOV. FAI.LIVO ANT DlSrLicrnixTS, ast run coN!;gtjrNT i-isai. WeakJBM, AND IS FATirULARLT ADAPTED TO THBChangs op Lirr.. t wnx iissolvtj Axn rrret. Tenor o- ttt TjTBnuS I! AH EATU.T fcTAGS O? TiEVEioriiE'?. -J1!! Tisnr.xcTToCAycrnor? Hchoks tubrsi" CEEctra VIET SriKDLLT BT ITS I'fcK. IT SSM OTTS FArT!fS6S, Flatttlsnct, rBKTROTs' ALL CRAVING FORSTlJfrLANTS, ANDnEUEVES W'EAKI?S CP TBI STOHAfO. IT CltES llLOATINO. Ur.AÖ-1 'ACHR, fJtRTOrS I09TRAT10?f, CiEMZRAL DEBnJTT,' IEPBESSION A-SD IXDlGESTIOir. JL 1 , Tdat PEELPfo op BEARia Dowx, CArsuco Taix jWEIGHT AND IiACKACHS, IS AXWATS r EBX ASE JfTLT CURED BTITSCSa. .Tft, ft ffe , It will at all Tunrs axd rxDrn allcircttm-' STANCES ACT IX HABHOVT WITH Tffl LAWS THAT OVEtW THI PEXAJ.X 6TSTZX. ft 4. 5 tf ft' i ttlT rmr-osB is SOLELY orteiugitiiiiti HEALING CP BI.r A1S AND TUE IlEUEP OP PAIN, AND jhat rr does ALL it claims to do, THorsAxns op LADIES CAN CLADLT TEnTirr. -a For thb curb op KinxET Cohpuixts rv EITHER (CX Tma FIMECT 13 rXSrRI'ASfED. LYDIA K. riXXH.M'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND In prrparrd at Lynn, luv. Prioe Si. bix bottit, for ts. Wd 1-vaU trv9Qit. Bent by raaU. fxmUtfn paid, in form of 111U or Irnj:t on rect ipt of price as above. Urn. Hnkhani's "Culde to nt-!th" will he mailed free to any Lady sending staa.p. Lfttcraeoanilencüüly nnmed. No farr.iW- fhonld be without LYIMA K. PIXKHAVS I.IVEH yiVtS: Thry ecrt 0rslrtjfin, Biliousiies. nid Tuiuitj of the LiTtr. rcnu per box. liAKta i c I & HtsPBicxf!, Attorneys for ris.lnSTATE OF INDIANA, Mario Cf.nsTY, Ia the superior Court of Marion County, in the Stute of Indiana. Ko. ST.,2n5. licury K. Bond, Trutee, vs. Pene'.oi e G. Minn et a i. he it known, Tnatonthe 21 t day of November, ISM. tbe above named t-lamtin, by hie attorneys. filed In the office of tle t'lerk of tle Superior Court ot Ma; ion County, in tne biate of ludiaua. niscomI'laint against the above nani.-d defendant, and that atterwarda, on tho 6lh dar of January, lvy the said plaintiff filed In open Court m said Superior Court, the affidavit of a comnctent person, showing that said dtnrtant, Pouelop i. Maun, i-a necessary ottrty ce'endaut to said action, thai the otject of Mid action is to enforce a mortgage lifn ou real estate in Marion Connty. In the St as of Indiana, and that Pencmpe Mann is not a resident of te State of Indiana. r-ow, thcrcfofc, by order of eud Court, said 4efoi.dart atove named is hereby noticed of tliL filing and pendcnry ot Miid complaint nuBinnt her, and that unices she appears and iituv.ers or demurs thereto, at thecaltinsrof said cacse on the eoond dav of a term ot wild Court, 10 be Lerua and rheld at the Court House in the city of Indianapolis, on the drsi Monday ia March, l!h5, laid complaint end the matters and tnincs tl.eroic contained and p.llegod will be heard and determined in her aie-o? 140ÖE3 G. KcLAIN, janü-Cw Clerk. I Oil C COURTSHIP AND MARRIAQK. HJ Y J,, Wonderful eecreta, revelations and ' diriccveries for married or single, se curing health, wealth and happiness to alU This bandsomo book of 160 poees, ml e l for only 10 cents by the Onion Publishing Co Newark. N. J. Van YoKitis t Spkncer, Attorneys for Admlaittrater. Rooms 11, 12 and 13, Boston Block, Indianapolis, ind. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. XT0TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that the under.UN signed has been appointed Administrator of meesiaieot isancy J. Mrorne, late oi Marlon County, Indiana, deceased, baid estate is supposed to be solvent, EDWARD P. MrnORKI.it. Administrator. LT ffT7i W K" '"OTJU"! MUP rr,d T.I MvIiTAOH. B II ft V fa Fa otKlL-riul voron, ttv. utii-c and H HM P-I r diecrveris fcr iut;- or inle, Lmyv . U LJcruriL'ir Lfalüi,wouith aüilhippinrfa toad. Ihiaiiaii.inom hnok of l pir-.niti!odJcroaly a cents by ill Union lublifthing Co Newark. N. 4. IltJdrnXamc, KmWrd New Chrvma Urft-ant 49 pare ink Album wiia IlluBtrated Premium anö I CanvawsliiK Outfit, aU Menden, Conn. w if XMTcni-Drea at etlemf.n ho em homes. Wk enr hv mail. No canvassing. Adrirrsi n aap vrvwa an -g. .., 394 ine be im u.U m m m .TTnTT TntruptnT snJ KS rticce Vioün Minie by VlOLIla mail &Oc Hilvvr Hlrrl ioliat u HlHnca, cctof 4 by mail rrnta. A "V ioliri Mtfit iv-r Away. Any one can ftt nefnw. tcnd damp for ratalojruri evcrj-rhinfriu the linv, lid Wafcli, Mayic lnfern. Krrolvrra.fte. G.H.W, CAT ES & CO., Xmpurter, luti buJliury M-, ISoüWu, Ma, $250 A MONTH. Asm wanted. 0eniiijr arurl In U.r, wo-ld. 1 sanipla free AAartwdAY ßONSON.Detroit.Mioru SHORTHAP.D ZigSff ItuntiOnS procured " P'-P1 when competent xdluraixcuiftr. W.C. CH AFFEE. Oiwego, N. T. WANTED, WAtU ü ä aBJtAA A V O UU t-1 Wi. AilvAA AM fV TV aw cr country, distance no objection, can have sieady work at their own hones all the year round and can Traue from 110 to 115 per week. rmtlnT Wn.lr inn Vi TT, M ArfrfrMI OAKLAND MANCFAiriUPJNtt COMPANY, Box fjtA. awwaivuf aa mi TTTAKTED Ladies that csn knit, crochet or do V fanevwerk to make cooda for our trade at their homes in city or country; 86 to $10 weekly easily made at onr business: goods sont by mail any distance Bend ten cents, sliver or stamp. for rumple, postace snd particulars. HUDSON MANUf AdUKLNQCOilPASY,2G5 ttixth avenue. New lor. BEST years, satisfaction ruaranteed or money refunded. Thw fllclent and D arable Washer la the wwrlda the only machine that will raA prfctly elan trtiAcmt m& used in any sized tab, or ßMfted from one tub to anothae

ill Cftrda,ftaiDln mw type,

limn CUt bouad Floral Aataa-n

Jill Quotation. 12 pairt

mAM Pric List and Arent'i

AW for 16 cts. r'ITlW it CO..

IIa

I m a moment Bo simple and easy to operate the most delicate lady or child can do tbe work, alade of Galvanized Iron, and

' the only 'Washer la the world that lias the Rabber Bands on tha

prevent the breaking' of buttons and Injury to clotbea M MTm Ec1uh1t torrltonr. Retail price, 88.00. Alt I LU Asents sample, SJ3.AO. O Also the oelm

brated ILEY8T0NE WHINGERS at Manufacturers' lowest prior,

Address HULK WASHER CO.. trie, I'm. watch. WftRK BOX. -!l known, lilctmtcl od Iran Tb rwn telling a Holld Void. LadfV mora than onccomclaa.arcr L.d,'. VV.rk rh hoimntaln t- f JT. i - .l j ? Mlk, aortc4 - , nmniTh, . r

. Tk - 1 i . . - T 1 B

M

100.000 R0Yä;

N'PIIR -r.W!ahov of tho II.LnOlS AOKIcriVTlTK r-1!'"', -ru-,.r.rrx) more uv J A I rHTi!ers. For jOrrn's ke III mi I yii ' p .;er mon'h -v, ;.,..'. r""-c i: ,,-'y o.-' d y..j a , k-! tntT!!iT-d UfCfipt, which U -!ir le i!.t iu.i'-r tuowof ilic tol. ., ' Jl' Jrt'u,Mk11 i Vi lXuv. a!y U'loniore n-e.lvd iKft.r' the I.'i-iritutlvfl UnLc pl-tf ' wISSo. All tt:H ;n. UjI euu wlU be sivvn to t hee new iiWivsuoscrlbcrs. . -

p.titTiAi.Mvrtjp pnrxTsTunrc. w Aati

lOOrr-h prernl. a.f 1 ,K :,-h J 1 I'. K:i.l. . It I. J. 1 rf.-nl.-., V FIOO rra; '. H. ir-rt-.b.-iCi., le-'oht 1,M ;,, JV-r-x .'ta.r 1 -U(b; -,.

Mliiair riano; 1 (irnnd Cablorl r.u v-r llnnllniMW Willen-, !. -' It: 1 p.K-n; i.if a.uiic' f iialrlnlne w i .ilr-rhinT .(M-hea. l-nt Jold ( hülnt. pi M-r I--a. lOO r;iht 1 KUirr '! tl- ' fii-lis ROO ftoiid IJoId ltlnss f t -urVi t "ilKI Itlcvflpa. 'JI(fBlit 1 aiu..,!.t i-lr Xroltlua? e-kalf; ftUi palra lloyt' iiollrr fw.U"; :ind ml a, hlrb iv un not miinirn.ttf nor.'. panlal :nannr. Fn-wnts will ! tmi t aiy r- 't nf Sm-fuis for a 6 monilm' tri! utori:;.n '" :? - ?sS -rtllsiar prxitus, ih: arnunnt ln.r.x ivr ü Kiiiü j.-iiüilLt a "i ! im r Ai-rit, inc. rr (iu:.!. M'l: h VAU t'iroulatiuti (liltli will prnl.ir i. i,i t.ii-rs: vwjjj vi'' v KiiwihvrR, j. ; :.. -..7. i,m o:, . Mt r m ... I I r I'tprr

ort oinoe, repairs, et ; ,.' Frrii.i s. i''i i-ii....; !.,; , P -,., ., ,.f -, j y ,r t hin i-nurmottsprofitftir Kile of alvertiiii'i;z ;: . aubuh l.-Tl KI)T ?:: ner vm 'i.iMiiul)8cri!iT8. for hdvertlr pay for Sj-i.cc p,rtit n tot-lrpulu.-.n. i:l vm ivt fin ,.ia:;-.:a the rotii would be lut a tvnl h of tlx r,nn.ut:t. 'l lict ! rr "ii.M r;!-. n rt; lt.ine u. a Ihto-'v h-n il-rv od ua t:-;r rami's we tlfire to return füM-r l-r f;i rr. Av.v .i'i ril rvk- ;.,.,) i,r4 f r.-n f l-i' i $." l iHK-.'iitttie princll to Hand If d sire U f..i..i c r.. t!ie I'crisic-r reajaias a taUnLtt, (liquid eu e'.a- j vitu m I'v fftsUs u5u tents for a 6-iuonÜis trial bjI'c; n tooiir pr cr. rnyniTlflUCs l nistli'prordia.tim ie- ii-::f 1 1 ?uiri'-(.r- '..'.n .Vii. yfrt v"rIr'rpt lit i wr.

vuiitfiiiwiidi io t4HMucid lriMl ü'iK.'lil.t UM

u;eu you wiuseinl tlie na(ii'i or aevertil ! ojr m i-l i-orc to hf'Bi wo rr.n n fir not e io ti e aimiunl of propei ly juu r won't hut as to your trtod rharat ler. Fcrv u!M-riM:r must Ti".rfhi njr-OB to 8!n.w ttie paper and present ty liin Jrlerid. und iH'Ichivor. Wtieaaloan U m-i.!. I o.'j-'iiili'K furni of note will be nent ith Iii liiotit-y lot ho iu! miüht c Bi.iret ban it or i-ipre oitice, snd no hole nei-d lt t!;ni d cnlll Ihe nunoy is pHi.l over. end Ilm i:ei-a of wi ml roferiices, anrl tuimnllHtr In nil. y w !:I be l;äi;u If uj loaa 1 dcalred, no rctcrcaciB need ic av lii.

300 GOLD WAYÖHES FREE ! WHO WILI, SEX I Til E tl'l( KENT f Inmt:InjrtIt)theafiovellt f presents, wo rierirteiMort 'erre0. to lie divided equall v miionjr t!;e. f rt sulmrrilH.-m rcefivni. If you fend St'eents you will bten;ltH'd Io on rtrrtitgothj tijTont.prer-i, and If yourleuer i airi'iiii? tb" ftrft n received ou will al-o be ent tiled to a lHut!ful cold wateli. 'Ihr w.T cli 1st ne third larger than the ptet'ire. We wii! send a printed list 'f the award, free, und ail pi seats will be forwarded tohol (lorn ia' recebtn an tl-y mnv dlreoL A I trt

of watch winners wtll be pul ll-tied ti oi:r pnptr. Tlie 5J t ntf you "end ua Istha re5ru:ar pn fi,r CmoTiilm, the.f(', you pay nothinir forthe prent. Buhsi-rih at. onee. I, n't.

. valt a day. We wllUcnd )oti tho pier c-ne yearan l

oereci reivinta poa tor a prer.n, If yons-n j um Oi : f.ve friend to join yo'i. und feixl and w will aerd J'iferb iiiipi.H and 1 nütuhered reeelpt for e:it:h of yonrm.!,-fcrllK-rs and 1 evtra for your tru'l.:. No fHoemeii. b'-tul ItisuOferihers. with fö, und uiil eend y.,o l fut-.i-tlt.n r.nd i:t ruceipt. TliW -t i e..! .my unit 'lart li tii. 1 H.V e have f, m"io "rw.-rP.e-a air, dr. m-"1

only require .i,"..'0 mure to have Iii'? iV-s:rel t:finl er. I Xir (!dp;:trjn'a,i(l;i!isi'ri!H,r.', ah-iruvj num'jcr by Hinw tnnl. i-h'iuld an in work at cure nt.ii b.-lp us iucreao our liii t.y this crau'l aad Ki-Dcruun iifltrr.

nW! Y nH PrMTQ Genres our pi;.rTf, montnt fn

vtita ww .wiaii i w tr; j! r.:n aw. ttf iiu c ione p'f-'rnt. ti- t : U. t h..-e !,re re

Aa to out reliability. r refer to r- ÄI r,-,-j, r,il- j if ,-n r;.-iM.riK-r "iit. I.mii' nii,.,-rit.. L'ivi To tin in at.-'

ut !v f.-ee. Ti ls Is u chnnte of l'fel um.1. ' ; ne

",rni to vii'ir .future fortni e. Kvcry rUlirr:ljrT Ret a pri Aftrtvn It f,ur$ iffn.u t't.'l lutkltfUh fnr:h ri.ür hantltrtrctlr it. It Cul only &i nntv totrr 4 m 1 1 inm4tT fmt ' I ft it tins K V.l i-i. ferritin. lAL-i.n

frmi I l;ic;- viere Ioit:il Vre esn n,n 1,1.1 unnt, A-:dn iLLiivuia AüiuuLiuKiäT. Ss2 pREöiifi

4Kfl lllfiT

THIS OFFER HOLDS GOOD TILL ivr A la-OEE '-&th.! r Tha fiwrt rtwmllwt ffw rr nui' df 1 rdliMa wiMW TRia la ft .r i ss.-T a i rvntw

ST3CC X- tJ: The proprietärer ITHirX! T T 1?. kL. . a-tW J-'m i'V . i i il fc"lS ICB uriwrru 11 if . i i.i....., loa wawülTWtrTOrnnTreonccrbookaTVffTi.!ittwTi JC reipnariy iho i LLLbXUA l El coiUPA loxfcr

three months c.ad IrrraecuUely forward yoaaKuabered liMKxot, iue t-io - r- V'ichwiieuuUurMaaaAwaa tba fUo la; tiiBATT-ieeot preaeata. .

. .. i "i n vi a i r n " 1 ' ' i t. sri IHk XmZJ S I Craad Caflfal Preaent of Sl.OOO eaah. 1 Caia

frncmi hi iura racn. ovir ucTcroiciit lifliov b tn llnnr-. l.ailnr A-re. noerta. 1" Xreaeatar toOeofh, 6 Fleeant Cprlcavt l'lanoa. & I lefnntCaMnet Orcana. . r-raliiT aiaublato. tti

.ertTft- ,-oua t.ia n alcaea. at a-aaie" HoUd Uolit Hm1ki. S IJeaati' ul ramoudi!nr. fco Seat, f oUd fcUt-e M atchea. fii LadfcV Chafelnlne Uo1bev O KotV biKcr at. hoa. 10v Wate birvVatcbea. UO (- eoll.l Cwld Cibola a. OLatdleVold PieckCbalnv foI,d t,old Era-le'a. tf li

f-aat i:.icrlea. ObÜTeF'Jeai (eta. fr--ta 1'aiior frreeftbacLa. fcOO Onolollar .reeabak. LO AiadieafjFoetret Knlrca, &OOHol!d Cold Utojr. lOfi Valuable rireentarinr'"?!!! Tlnaf-nm In n r,a i latoaptlat manner. VOO AB rjUUE Tft JCT rsf v tp rrjj-ujar auowrnpt loa TTT-e

aa vcuwiur numrauinu, iwcraiiior eix ooniQS. iLwrcr iweio momn?.

Without present rnrt-niiuin. but in order to abscriptionsatonrews maiio U3 1 oliowing CBDarileled car-rteclouttothalctter.

FOR 25 C Era TS 7ZZ?l?tVZ'Ü

ave am be red reoefpt, trood tor ooe Predni. Vor bit cents

Dl W OnnrQbtredreet.pnscrood tor twwpreacarta Forjl earfir-.d FearnnmherdrepirftcrM-wt f.,r t'.u.rivin-.

A FREE SUBSCRIPTION TO YOÜ1 Ca-MaaaaaKaaa----a---aM--i in. -- TtiftUil lut l-cut muiaU3, aaai mAd t LL, we will

f rn Xi - WV t- Kv- rOis

a '..P.-Jrt---5-, ? LIT .' T'.'.eji il.----2S

"0r3i.YS5'CENTS!

..'. .--ir mTs

900 bend will bo Librn fop rjmcmbr, tba aboT lrta tut ara Sea abaolgtely free. IT Wlll- WOT APPEAL AC AIM. "ThP VfltPrhiirv" I IIU flUlulUUIjl' W ONLY Splendid Tims-, "Keeper.

fej S3

4W -w ia wl

la makim? this Watch, and so exa"t are &n Its parts, that If it neot'.s repair, ir eent o:rctt? taa i factory, trie ehanje for actual repair (Inclndin part? U3ed never excesü i? tu. Imü wU explain why they are eo cheap and eo casüy repad.

TERY WATCH 18 WARRANTED TO E SAiisrAti iu-a, ll A Few Testlmon!al3-Thousands more could be given s Tho JV. T. rriöa;üsavs: It ist remarkatila how cuiokly tho Watcrbrjry W att-h has stepped

Into popnlar favor. Ko donbt the secret of its iutaat success has bct-n the f ar of its eitxitlenee. Ko amount of advertisias could pusa iuta favor a poor article. TLe Waterbury U goo-1

!

I " I have ccrrted a Waterbury for over a year, und find It a mot eronett t-me-Wper- Tft ha ran beside a SlOO gold Watch without Euuwias the least variat:a., r. tl. il-i-itr, ViAk.s-

IrLELD, R. I. "My Watcrbnrv after three years' trial Irood aa when I received It At. 9 o CIOCK iai:y UaiVi bow von fc-ivo Washthotoji. Have won a Waterwry f or nearly a Lud," J. W. IXDYAJID, with UU Iw. & ever had,' We have made arra ttments

ravs prompt to the minute. A. s. l-i-i i s, rvss. iu it.. - e.kt.t jtx.

"Your Watertmrv Watch trlrcs isucti eatislacuon tho r.nco con.-iuc."ic

are enabled to civo ao mueh for the money." A. Q. liLLb, 1st.

describtd watch, deliver.-., .ree. inclndincr tbe Wekl? Srniiu'l lor cna ..." .a a a a-ar. -aw-a -WJf . -- r V rr-a. a am aw - a

year. AddreKs DAIRYMEN and FARMERS jhould me on!, the "Armand Hammer" for Cleaning and Keeping K "i Pans Sweet Clean. It w tha best lys. Household Purposes.

Mm "ARM & HAMMER BRAm):,(?)

aa - . ,- tr onr name and traiia-Tuarlt, as inferior ujer brand wheo bought in bullu Ask lor nrrwf----r7 xrrflw n ,rs - aSPafJ (Hg fcLSa k

IB i H BT vra c na a, -jHfeShHTS I a.fiuir' ui ns-. --. .i ex-h; lr-A.

r, JSJ.a -n'h: 1H N;crn-ln:llr A. V ' V ., ,, ne "Vi .-tl'.hf. eathi r. Itoja' .Ute aitb-, Hl ( . A: ." fitcb; iA I.aiiio' i,ll rrk afhÜ, (A I . .Sfrni h V Iaii1f l 1 Kraff.-(,, fjis r.l); .'i' .1Iit JUvrrr

M ft ten-In .11 rar V , , . A Hfh; IU ct, iw1ur 1 Hl.nUi VI'!' frt . ISolitl Niltrr 'I r.-vftoii . ri l.. w ; .V itro, rl.,(KI: r,iM, rv-ilr-. . liri' lli.'lrr hnnui-eü ot o(h r nvnil nad '.'ir rrv All t.ie f !! . j.r .tut Iii I.cmi jl h i . l'nlu-1 ü-u : or i an:;i!a. 1 fry f. , - "" Is alM : it cd t- r.:. v Wai.i ,r i.r mi 1 5:1. J lo riLmiu u..(ki. J t ivr Oi tue ivrrcn.r rii;:i w n.Mi!'ct ci:- frf.: vH wiliifi f.C'-: muk i.cs s !. t-tüic, i pprll'f. m rnr .. 1? ii'i ' . - r t l .l I ( i I .il-M. j l i!'-.!.-. : ' lu-ri .n. ,:ur l.!.;i, ;i..;. ) ((.c i ail t':o n; cur.iy a.-a'M. P'" "iU'J'ivr :i-r ;..!., f..r aii.e im vr l I t'r.'nii-ftivp.yli It.-.r.rd, r of lie puM M.f-' f li'-rp' A iftr.tnri-t L!".ehj:nof üoi'fr. i' i mlfrt-.-t it i o ut. pr uniim p!inali ri y It is endi i !vw niM jrr.-l that tu I vtof t!.e fiir.cip.il of t!i. vv t v. ill W üei.miicVl or ItPfinn luyabl Ti-ftt at My .li n.- jr-.. aii liM.fcj a 1 i-nta.n u r'aU-uji bClJ-.-i.-iila.-r to tl.e Lluvt ujuu-1 paper. r-...w 8 li'J'tti ' fl; i;tV '- ' 'r , r M ' t- ..'it v .. " -----!?' iJ ij . i 'Ii, i' km! fur ;-)- a;: J.'eTr H y Tostnl Vnt. plain rnvclfr rrfii-cs A) i62 LaSaSSo St., Chicago, III. fTeslTAWTr i - .-'k i . i in im aal .T.TTßrlTT A TtT1 T. vriTTTJ A TTrt rf roijwinr rn pn?5-T.t to eTrrT r.nn M rnhvri) i.it ,f . . , v i i inii,,. i . r . JXr JL W FiLLs X JL m! A V Ti CENTS mtiLimgrvBXrivrszssm.fivn mvmw2i. v t r r r-r- - r Smf IT it U O U t J A Prese - t oftS,0 X Cai Trr teat f3,e00. t CaW Fornitare, Pur KaUi r rLatrm 1 w-lllav IIa laiftieinii. f.t4 KaTrr ä'aokrt, Watrt-a. . Autograph Alban, aoüiüe baioocain very acfaa .fu I hn uir-inl . I Iia innrlninnKwiVtlr rl ..a

3 ' "yoti can ' ' 1 -s. pet this !LGI!I3J 5ffCerls,f VWNr If yea " Xf -r ' 15

1

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fÖHtlBlN mnd I1AVK A H N1r' rer ne rf

ot liieruJlTAMU.i a. SHAS.LTKE(! t7u. whkälil wa will feci tf: EH YOURS !( If ron-naCut tU. A4rerUtett and ahowit your incDca. eeruuiataaceaoii i aclrnaora. and Ret nr. FerutyoursubscripUunlrcoandonüiiibeKdreceii.t:

xnuios-inycriDocna wo wuiaeDa yc-j it Dum xrea reeet-u and tlia A .w.. l.Mi3N forsix iuorttv; pet tweafy to stitscribo for thrva ruontiij and Will B-nd iyoUtht;03IFAJil-i DO yeoe.ocd Foar cumbered reeeinta, pood for Four freneata A tew fcouru' work wbl fntv von a --'TTrcrtrlln ra freeandaebnaee t Win one of the an vnlua'iie 1'rebenla. THIS SOLID GOLD WATCH IS-VOURSM

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Cat tbis on and abowtt to you frtenda and aarbBora. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.1 Ä" SPECIAL OFFER. rpiIE TTATEItBCIlY WATCll is a ttcrn-wfti" I 1 m 1 1 .... ,H1 Kvn rrV.AA.1 I j X i J ' u THE TTATERBtnY WATCll Is a rtern-wfn.lir, and will run 'JS hours, Tho case ia Ml KÜLMLA Lit. and will always remain as bright as a new rilver dollar. The Watch Las a heavy beveled ed??w andcrystalfaee. The vorks c f the Watch aromado vrit h th hnest automatic machinery. Every Watt! läTF.'sTEÜinvaryiiis peisit'.on and is perfect befora leaving the factory, t ic'a V'atch is pn np in a handsome new improved SATI.VLLVLÜ cae, lor safe transportation through the mails.

4o well-known have thesa w af ehes become, thouinfi nnr.8' ar0 buyiES them in preference to timbers CliU OUllPr' Watches. Tho CemKJiy are row matic?

i ,inny atcneseacu uav. ua aFtrairo ot atcites tierminute. Youwouia imagine tuo ,ui coiintry t cpplied by thl9 time. By no means. This istba merchant's Watch, tae farmer s Watch, the rriaer xva school-rirrs Watch ra fact, every body "a Watch. On reeelpt of w a. tend tlJf3ja-i brated 1Vatcb7 ly rerfitereiT mall,' Ttrrpam, now guarantee it to reaelt you safely. ThßW aterbury Wat-h Co. bj an-itiftiril rerwjrtton for maklrK tho itübT Cllt-Vf WATCll III E WOULD. We have received from thra their X2V TTatch. n, preat Improvement over the firrt ones made, and a marvel of simplicity and accuracy,, containing more Irfennl than any other article plac i before th ptiW.e for many years. The cat chows .EXACT feIZE of Watch. f A Watch made ty hand woum cost as muea a & ccttaffo by the sea-shora or a sinall yacht, and take as lone to build. So perfect is the machinery used , , ... rnntmaes to cive satisTacu... ia is now po.re: a. wo rxKsj i-iia ,..-,-i . ..i tw -jaj A the rr;r.'H r ?.v year ; It Is alwar c. i t'n and nst-itf-Jl aWci jI V. E. TiiuiLutn. X. Y. Ua. whereby $3.50 will pay fur tit aboYCi biiiiN Tin i-iiu uuiVirÄi i Jndian&polis, Ind. . KOQ Tie "Arm mi Wmtfft brand Soc'a end SaicrsU- is stet ith cp success for th preenlici and cur et HOO brand1 end , rar an i CHOtSRAand ether tiiseassSt aitli th nr.irnnrs fdOO. .'.' -:--4

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To lnsnre obtaining only tbe "Arm & llarDTnor'' brand Pxl. Vf- '&r or Faloratns, bny it in "pound cr half pound" cartoons wlroli 1-

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