Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 51, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1885 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 18E5

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Pick Heartache aad rcller 3 the troubles rnCfJ riant to a bilious state of the system, each as Dize'ness. Nausea, Drowsin?, Di3tre3 after eatinc, liio, ia the Side, Ac While their moat remaiitf&saMCceaa has beeapbown In curing nsdarae, yr-tCartcr's Little Irrer rilftMe'iTjaüy Viliable in Constipation, cnrin! and preventing this snnoyin; complaint, whilo taej awo correct ;i (Lflordcr of tbo stomach, stimulate the liver towali. Uvea if ihey only cure4 Art tVy would bo ahnot priceless to ho wtio) tsa3r fron this dißtressii.t; complaint ; but fortaCir.tely their goodness dots not end here, and those s ho nco try them Trill find those ltttlo pills mloAMe in bo many way t hat the y win not 00 willing da without thcia, liut tiler ail aide htjaj, 7 ?s the bane of so many lives that here is where wl OuU cor preat boaat. Our pills cure it whila ethers do not.- ' Carter' Little Liver FElfl are very mall inj pry easy to take. One or two piUa make a dose. ?They are stririly TegctabJa atxi do not gripe or iporge, but by tneir gentle action please ail who ue t hem. Ia vials at 25 ceata ; five for tL. Sold fcy dxaista everywhere, or cent by mail. w CATrrms medicink co. McW Yorlt Cy THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL S8S5 FOB THE YEAH 1885 yheEecognizedLs&ding Democratic I aw3papor of the State. 8 Pages 56 Columns Tfce Largest, Best and Cheapest Weekly ia the West at only ONE DOLLAR. Am heretofore, an uncompromising enemy Of Monopolies in whatever form appearing, end especially to the spirit of subsidy, as embodied la the PRESENT THIEVING TARIFF. TO INDIANA DEMOCRATS: Since iaralnjr our tart anneal prospectus you have achieved a glorious victory la year Bute and aided materially ia transferring the National Government once more Into Democratic hands. Your triumph has been oa complete as your faithfulness through twentyConr years was heroic. Ia the lata campaign, as In former ones, the GnmiiiL'i arm has been bared In the fight. We ctood shoulder to ahonlder, as brothers, in the conflict; we now ask yonr haal for the coming year in oar celebration of the victory. Our columns that were vigorous with fljrht when the fight was on will now, since the contest is over, be devctod to the arts of peaco. With Its enlarzed fjatrocage the Settissl will be better enabled khan ever to Eire aa Unsurpassed Eews and Famllj Paper, The proceedlnzs of Congress and of our Democratic Letrislarure and the doings of our Democratic National and fctste administrations will be luly chronicled, u well as the current events of the day. Its Commercial Reviews and Market Beporta wlU be reliable and complete. Its Agricultural and Home Departments are In the beet of hands. Pithy editorials, select literary brevities and entertaming miscellany are assured features. It shall be fully the equal la general information of any paper in the land, while in its report! on Indiana affairs U will have no equal. It ia Tour Own State Paper, And will be devoted to and represent Indiana's ntercet, political, industrial and social, a no f ortiirn paper will or can do. Will yon not bear this in mind when yoa com4 to take subscriptions .ad. make ui clubs? A cory of the Sentinel Supplement, Klrlng full troceedinfrs in Blaine libel suit, furnished each new or renewing subscriber when desired. Now is the time for every Democrat In the State to subscribe for the Sentinel. WEEKLY. single 7opy wltaoot Premium. Clubs of 11 for. -Clubs of 3. , Clabsof SO M 10.00 N SO.OO . 5.&0 DAULY. Ost Copy. On Ttr Id.Ow On Copy, Six Mouths 0.00 S.OO Oa Copy, Tlire MenH One Copy, On Montb 83 Agents making np CI aba eucl foi fcny icfonaation desired. eFZCISIXX COPIES WKtJL Addrcea F RE ALETwo thoctand LaCcate pear trees one and two years old : they will prow in any oil and any ciimaia; tney benin tanng wae i lett ten to tfteen bushels it tree: 2 bare 200 trees on mv farm, near Shelbvville. two year eld. doing finly: aend tn yoar orders eariv: will d. liver In Mareh and April: teres reasonable. B.

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V - THE ATTEMPTED ASS AS1N.VTION OF CAPTAIN PHELAN, o'doovas r.dsea, in WHOSKornc thk occrBKEKCK TOOK PLACE. The story of Irish disaffection towards the Government of the United Kingdom develope incidents of exciting interest from time to time, not one of which exceeds in its sensational character the attempt to kill Captain Thomas Phelan, of Kansas City, by a Richard Short, professedly of New Ycrk. The event took place in the office of O'Donovan Rcssa, New York City, ia premises which are frequented by conspirators against the British Government and in which are written the blood curdling articles defending the Gse of dynamite or any other available means to injure the object of attack. The rropnetor of this historically inter esting oluce is one of the most extreme men in tl faction of which he is the area repre sent-live, lie has experienced tne eaTerit:es of the Lritish retribution, and makes ure of his security under tbe Stars and ßtrirea to earn a livelihood by the pnblication of a sheet which is at the head and front of Irish journals In its hatred of Ensland &Dd the ucscrupulousrif 6s of tbe measures it ad?ocate3 to promote the emanripa tion of the Emerald Lie from Bntui doixucation. He wsa born in County Cork. Ireland, in 1832. Ilia father died in üarch, 1817; and the eviction of the faniiiy in Juie of that year by an alien landlord made him an uncompromising hater of England. For Eeycrsl yrars ho was a shopkeeper, until 1353, Ben be was erres-ted for his connection with the Phccnir Society, the parent Fenian ori&niziuon. In lHo te was ezsm im-pricont-d, andwsinot released uctil 1S70. lie Len cai-e to New Yorlr, where n kept a hotel till he established the United Irishman, seme jf ars aes. Tbe contents of this journal, as was Intimated previously, are eminently ferocious in their nature. Consequently the British Government confiscates tbe United Irishman whenever it finds the opportunity. A feature In its columns ia tha subscription list recording gifts by Irsh-Americaus for the purpose of work) g Injury to England by tbe use of dynamite or other effective secret measures, PITIFUL SlENE J A COURT 110 031 A Father Asks Judge OuCTy for the Corn mltment of a 43-year-old Bon. tNew York Bun.l A venerable man, bald and hearty, stood before Justice Daily at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday afternoon. Although the snows of nearly seventy winters had whitened his head and moustaches, he was as straight aa an arrow. He had the Roman features, tbe cashing gray eyes, and the ruddy complexion of Major George W. McLean and other veterans of the Old Guard. He held a Bilk hat in his left hand and his attire was faultless. A smaller man, made prematurely old by dissipation, stood at hia side. Iiis clothes were Bhabby, and he twirled his frosted moustache with tremulous fingers. His hollow eyes had a feverish luster, and there were deep lines in his face. His man ner was apm-ehensive, and he moistened his lips with his ton en e aa he pleaded with the white haired gentleman. "Judge," aaid the Roman-faced veteran in a courtly manner, I wish you would commit my son to tbe Island. He is a hopeless drunkard. It is my only hope for his reformation." "Father, oh, father! exclaimed tbe man at his side, in accents of grief, "cot this time not this time! Please give me one more chance." Ihere were tears in his eye?. The eld man was as immovable as a statue. He kept his eyea fixed on the Judge. In terms cold and aimofct pitiless he urged the Judge to send his son to the workhouse. "Don't listen to him, Judge," said the younger man. "He don't mean it oh, I'm sure be don't mean iL Father doesn't know what he Is saying." "lie quiet," said the Judge. "We will bear yoa in due searan. Old age most have the preference. Gray hairs must ba respected." In Bet terms the stern veteran eain urged the punishment of his son. He had evidently steeled his nerves before entering court, and be w s aa firm a rock. Not for an irstant however, would he trust his eves to look on his son. Though deaf to his entreaty, the eight of his boy's mUery might soften hia heart. "Are yoa thia gentleman's son?" asked Judge DuSy of the younger man. He is my father. Judge," was the reply after the feverish lips had again been moistened. "How old are you?" the Judze inquired. "Forly-three years," was the almost inaudible answer. "Forty-three years!" exclaimed the Judze In a tone of surprise. ' Is it possible? Dissipation has made yoa prematurely old. You are older in appearance than your father." Then turning to the fatner, he asked: "For bow loni a time do you want yocr eon committed?" The o'd man was stone. He had not taken bis eyes fron the Judge. "For one year," he replied in an impassive tone "Oh. father," broie la the son in a thin, tremulous voice. "For God's sake don't crake it a year. Give me three months. I'll try and be eatisSed .with three not more. Please, Judge." tarniog to the benh aopealingly, "mate it three months. Here's Mr. IJanelrre here," pointing to a gentleman rwmblirtg Bn Franklin, who stood in the background, "he'll say a good word for me." The father was obdurate. The son plaaded so strenuously that even the heart of the Judge was touched. "I might make it nine months," he ssid, with an observant look at the old man. "Twelve months," said the old man, despite the sobbing of the degraded son. ' Father, th son cried, "not twelve. If yon ever loved me. Make it six. Oh, JaJe, make it six months. I'll take six months willingly, but not trelye." "It is the Judge's duty to fix tbe term of Imprisonment." the Poiice Justice sternly said. "Yoa must remember that. I give you both five months, and it you bet ave yourseii I'll let you 03 ceiore mat time." "Thank, you. Judge." the younger roan sobbed. i on hare treated me better than I deserved." He tarred toward his father, but tbe Iron- , willed parent bad abandoned bio, and was

walk Irg from the court room as stiff as a ramrod. The commitment was made out, ard the cfGcers took tbe eon Into the prison. Five minutes afterward the unforgiving father etcod in the corridor of the downtown elevated station at Eighth street weeping as though hia heart would break. NATIONAL AND) STATE: LEGISLATION.

C0SGF.ESSI0N AL. The IIoubc of Representatives lat week raod a till to authorize the bridging ol tüe Miüippi at Memphis. On Monday the Scnete Jcccnpicd itself for the mofet part in rtcelviug eu ionics upon Uo late teuaior Anthony. Many new Mils were introduced In theHou cn Wcaday Tne one 1h relation lo General 4raat was not reached as was expicted by his friends. Tb F.diuun !s bi'.l authorizing the Prp t lntto p.rT'Oint General Grant to a place on v-e retired liVt ol tbe sriny, wlti the rank of LI' n ioJut General, r asped the 8enta last VVelacsUy with oaiy nine dbmlug tors. In the Senate, Wednesday, If r. Miller Intro Inced a bill to lncr as the ptnslon of tbe widow of General Ueorge H. Tl "nna to $1,000 per annum. Mr. llaiemadPB lavj-Dle report on a bill for tha relief ol fcurJVrers l y the wrick of the Tallapoota. In the SDate Friday Mr. Fry Intro iuced a bill for the encouragement of the American merchant marine and to promote postal and commercial relations with foreign countries. The Inter-dtate Commerce bill was discussed and s clouded, but peudlrK a vote on the measare the Renale adjourned. The House sat a a Committee of the whole on tbe CoLiular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill. Speaker Carlisle last Thursday Jail before the Houe of Representatives a request by the Comid ict toners 01 tLo District ot .oiainb.ü for JMU.UUO to luatDtain order at the dedication ot the WmuiDptcu monument and duriug the inaugural ceremonUe. Tne House refused to concur ia the Senate amendment to the six mouths Naval Appropriation bill. The McPhersoa Fund'.ni bill, to enable National Bnlc to secure 10 per cut additional circulation, wag killed for the 6eiou by adjourning for a caucus. In the United States Senate. Frldav. M. Caniernu presented me norialx f.r i.Tinrovemeats in the Mot.oiigatcl Kiver and against the ratidcitiou of the treaty with fpaio. Mr. Heck introduced a bili to adjust tbe claims ct any 6taie for exparties incurred in the defense of the Dnltid state. A ro ution whs adopted directing the erection nf avirh!e tlet lnthcroo' inw'oh eecuned the death of Vice President Henry Wilson. A conference committee was appointed on the temporary Naval Appropriation biiL The proceedings of the day c'ned with a discussion on tnter-Wate commerc 'j!JH5KJyr7s are?? 'T i ueiM- iiate Thursday took up the Naval Appro! stion LilL The committee's amendments were concurred In End the bill passed. The In'erKtaie Cowmsrce b!ll was then considered. After debate, iüi. Uarrlsoa announced the death of ice President Colfax, aud tfie donate aJjourael. In the House, Mr Mills intro lue id a bill to crett; a Kevtnue Commision. Tnia is stuliar to a bill Introduced In the senate by Mr. Beck on fie &ti Init A bill was proposal to refuud the ooa ie l debt of the United Kates at -V per cent, iaierest. Ihe French Fpoliatton claim was taken uo and pafsed. It refers the cia'.u to the court of Claims f;r examination and report to Courei. Mr. Walt called up the Ohiuefce iudemaity fand bill, and after a short explanation the bill pasjed. Ihe tstnate amendments to tho bi'l for ta parrr cut of meshtners eut for the certiüc-ües of th e' ctf ral votes of Oregon aul Iora were concurred in. THE FT LEr,ISr.ATVKE. Tbe Jnd?dry Committee of tue Kena'e hai reported th-it ti e bill of Mr. Kouue. ca l.ng for a Cot stitutioual Coaventiou, Le laaecite y pojtrontJ. It ib ucder6fcod that the 8"ate Boa'd ot Aitrlcuftn:e wi l aii tome favorable leg s:a:lia roa th pns- nt body, the n?-in Item belnj th. payment of its bonded debt of SK'.CMJ. Ti e Democratic joint caucus. ?fonday nlrbt, ncniira'cd beiiatcr Voorhits to tha Unite! Uces Sennte, and the R?pubiicar!9 nrael cx-5overjor I'orter. Both nozainatiooc were made unanimous. There i KTie dlfiision npon that part of Governor Potter's me-ae rcfjrria? to an investi pution of tne Stato Treasury. 'Ihe Treasurer hit hleniried Iiis wt.linijaesa to be lnvetiittt" imt at tb ji wriuug nothing o!2cialiy baj bean done. A bill fixlriK the value of the homstad at SI CCO was jet-tcrdy iutrod'iced in the House. 1 he bill sl-o provides tiar the h-;a iof tae family shall be entitled to J1.CH.0 worth of pe'sonalprojcrtv. The provisions do not apply to any heads of families removing lrom the ttaie. Senator Fowler, who introduced the bill toabolIhh tbe ttate Bureau of statistics is und 'ntoi to have done m in the Interest of economv. A i objection which he ures is mat the report) of tho bureau are made uu in part from statistics tiken from other departments of the State. Representative Krueeer, of Lafayette, has introduced a joint resolution to change the Constitution aa it applies to the length of terms of co'inty oiMotrs. I nder its provision all county orüc will be held four yem, and tbe incumbent! will pnt hold the same office two terms in fiKvm'nn a i ... . . -. r-r-.--rr--, .. ' i nun. nuius iiauee aas laim'ictM a om tu iu j Senate appropriating about t703,0'JO for the completion and full eiipment ot the new Insane Hospital. A resolution asking that tne need of these institutions, the amount necessary to complete them and all matters connected with their construction be Investigated by a comciittoe has already been introduced in the House, Representative Pleasants, of Ohle and Switzer land counties, has lntrodaeed a bill of interest to County Bchool Superintendents. It provides tat the tald oiucers shall receive 31 per oay waen actually at work; that they shall not receive par for vifiitlas: schools, except whea tholr claim for suco Tiaits snail be accompanied by a certificate of the'rnwfMB jrustoeuiAt such vmta were actuary m&da. The Legislature, since our last sararasrv. has settled down to hard work. An immense number of bills nave been already introduced on a vir.ety ot topics, a mere list oi whicn would ca all the space we cau spare to the subject. No bill have gone through either bouse up to this writing. We win endeavor to xeeDonr rcaaers posted on all bills that r and become laws aid imoortant me&onres which may t"" Interest and fail of In the Senate. Mr. Adiua Introlucad a reso lution referring to the consolidation of the Soldiers' Orphans' Home with the Asylum for feeblemmaeaunuaren, ana astm mat a joint committej be appointed to prepare a bill placinr the two institutions ander dirlt-rent managements. The fact was brought out that the two institutions had been oonaoUdated by the Kepubhcans as a meaus ef economy, though every soldier la the sute was opposed to it at tne time. Where Drinks Were Their Safety. I New York 8un.l There are two Kentucky gentlemen in Wanfcington, one of whom shall be kuofn as Colonel, the other as Major. Doth figured In tbe war. but on opposite aides. They are cordial flrienda, bat a number of years ago they very nearly tad a srious unpleasantne9. The way it wa? averted shows that "taking a drink" sometimes terve a good purpose. Tne Colonel Md said something for which the Major sent him word that he would kill him the fint time the? met. The Major lived in Lonisvill, the Colonel In another ctty. Several months after the message the Colocel, when visiting Loaiavllle, met the Major, who addressed hiru with: "Did you receive the mef ssge I sent jou?" "I did," responded the Colcnel. "Are you prepared? ' was tbe rext question. "I am, but let us take a drink first." The- colkquy wss in front of the Gait House, and thitber they went for the drink. As they drank tbey chattel, the Colonel observing, however, that tha Major maintained an air of bubinesa. lie turning to the I-aventi.t. ta d the Major: "Then von got my rr.ft.v;e, rud jou? ' "Yes, I got it," replied iL- Cu'onel. "Are you ready?" contmced tue Maj -.r, more and more intent oi brineis. "Yts," said the Colonel, "I am rdy, but let us tako another drink Erst." Whereat they re-entered the hotel. "We may have bad more than that drink," said tie CotoDel, narrating the ssone. "Anyway, the conversation drifted into various chanr tls, the hostile measa e and the provocation were apparently forgotten, and we separatd as friends, and have been snch ever since. I can't fay what would have happened but for the drinks." Jcpge Hoar bss said tbat the reaon Wendtll Fhdlips and Dn Datier never quarreled tb.cr.gb. each quareled witn everybody fhe was tbat "neither succeeded in finding an adjective in the dictionary mean enough to apply to the other." Ii Olli. I c es Ii' rg attention to an article hdytrticed In our c.lamns, we are pleased to not re an excerent sign in regard to it, viz. : That the testimonials relating to Hooi's ßjtt.rnla are from New d eland people, and maiV are from Lowell, thi home of this medicine. We are assured tnat the sale of tbts ait'cTe In Low II. -where it is best known, is wholly unpiecedented in the an eels of proprie'ary medicine. We leave it with yon to aeride as to tbe probable merits of an article mta such wim coundauoa

ILNOTTY PROBLECS,

Car readers are lnvifd to luraiah ertdaal eulf oaa, charadce, riddles, rebuses and other "knotty problems," addroFslai all oooununlcatlons relative to this department to . B. Chadbonrn. Lrwistan, Mabia, No. 1075. An Unwelcome Gaest, My flrat is something we may ca'l A pointed too!, thoucl not an awl; lly stcona, though no bsnk or closet. May still be called a place of depwit; My wbolea sr-smo who ouht to ne Wheie board and lodging bo Ji ar free, NELmJNIAK. No. 1076. A Clmrad. My first bas cast its mant' if,Wu And pinned it wl rWhen Good-man V- , caches home From journev i s iar. "Hal Good-dame," cries he, merrily, My second throwing down, 'At last, yon oee. both rafe and sound, I'm back again from town." When down be sit, cloe by the fire. And talks in merry strain 0 f Mphts and people seen th! day, Till Gooa dame laughs agaji. And ere be to his bed repairs, To soothe his heart and soul, A steaming toddy be prepare?; And this he calls my whole CLE V. W. N. 1077.-A Kiddle I am a true chronicler, and I tell of events that transpired on this terreetial sphere hundreds of years ago, as well as foretell tha movements of the heavenly bodies for ases to come. People of varioui classes often find In me a friend. Although I am of a serious nature, bits of fun crop out here and there which often provoke a hearty laugh. My life is brief, beginning and ending in a twelvemonth, and although I cm almost a household necessity no n&rticolar care ia taken of me. What am I? Mks. Jclia Wuliams. No. 1078- A Numerical Enigma An EcglUh p. et is the whole, Whose v ores best a pensive soul. The nn Ith can form a 4, 3. 2. OI perfect shape and temper trae. A reflux of what flowed before Is given by tha 6, 5, 4, Vthere on a Journey yon would drive. You may select the 1. 3, 5. You lrarn at otica, when tot regard 1 be 3, 1, C, that 'lis a card. Ci im V. W, No. 109. A Square. A ketCe drnm the first will name; The two a table 1 will 'ail. Pari of a fort, the third 1 cla'tn; Tbe fourth Is elevation? tall. Fi th'a to tstrauea ; o. biac such arts! lue sixth is girl, God bles their hearts. Andkngb. No. 1080. A Rebus. EVSEH. This city, famous far and wida For power, extent and real pride, I.onc centurie since was overthrown. And now its very site s unknown.. '1 Le answer stares you in tbe face, bo don't give over ia disgrace. Clem V. W, No. 1081. A Charade Sentence and Ana gram. Mv first, often seen i.i print, is "contusion worse coLfoutded," the clearing up of which helps to make one gry. ily second is one of the principal capitals of the world. My third we are tempted to do to hateful things. My whole la a pointed objurgation of my first. Or. if an ansgram we make It, It soothes a mid man : It pacifies his soul, I tnke it, "Greets it a cad man." Beemkk. No. 1083 A Oueer Thing. Not room but loss of room by me Is got ; Yet you will have no room wnere lam not; To give yon comfort is my end and plan, In cold to shelter you, in heat to fan. 1 am at once a thoroughfare and screen, And in all families act as go-between. On other strength I still deoend and bln?e, Mut. thongh I hhut and open, never cringe; If y common size is Feven feet high by three. Yet all mankind pass and repass by tae. Am. A Good Prize. . The oender of the beat lot ot answers to the "Knotty Problems" published during January will receive Dickens' "Pickwick Piura " Tiffdw hnnnH in r!nl S Tl,a wln. tiot s for each week should be forwarded within six days after the date of the Sentinel containing the "Knotty Problems" answered. December's Prise Awarded. The competition for tbe December prize was exceedingly close bctwoen tiree contes tants. Ihe best list a surprisingly good one, in which only one slight Saw baa been detected ranks at yery nearly 100 per cent. it came rrom u. 11. Jbllat. Indianapolis, to whom the prize is awarded. This list was very nearly equalled by that of Maggie Uifihop, Indianapolis, with about 97 per cent. The third list, reaching about DO per cent., came from Uertrude A. Mahoney, lrlegten. Other liids ranged in percentage from 20 to 50. Answers, 1G61. Wood-chuck, mar-mot. 10C2. Orover Cleveland, lls. 1, Scape, paces, capes, epace. 2, PaceiM, recr.p3, scrape, capers. 3, Master, tamers, atrtam. irjiVord-hunt. 1W3 Flash, lash, ash. loot;. n CAT LATER PROUDER D E R E A K I E S R O N A U T I T 0 S 1 A A X T fi D I L U V 1067. A call. The Last of tbe Ashland Marder era, Neal, to avgeA. LorisviiLK, Ky., Jan. 15. The Court of Appeals, having reversed the o pic ion of the Cor.rt below, and refused to reopen tbe eise of William Neal, convicted of murder, Gov ernor knett to-day signed his daath war rant, and fixed Friday, February 27, for the execution. Neal ia tbe last of the perpetrator of tbe awful Ashland murder, when the Gibbons family were killed after two young girls were outraged. The mob at Asb.'and. in which a uu tuber of persons were killed and wounded by the State troops, will be remembered as one of the results of the crime. William Fills was banged bv a mob after conf waing his gnilt snd implicating William Neal and KIMs Craft as his associates In the crime. Craft wa9 irled, cenvic'td and legally executed, and Neal is now to follow. He is now confined in tbe jail at Mount Sterling, and wiil be taken for execution to Grayson, Carter County. His execution will be the closing scene in one of the most remarkable of brutal crimes ever perpetrated in Kentucky. BEcr.y.TAET Fbelisghüyses will be slxty elht jiars old next August. Medical Science Is very cautious and exacting, but that only makes its approval of remedies the more valuable. Dr. A. M. Lee, of Pomona, I1L, writes nt length of a cae of neuralgia which had defied the best medical trtatrueat in the country. He triol Athlophoros. and watched the result with great lntor st. Hia last letter read thus: "I have tuoraushly ettei'el a cure in the case reported, and am satisfied that Athlophcros is an eSk lent and safe remedy In tbe severest forms of neuralgia and rheumatism."

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LYDIA . PlNKHArtVG -VEGETABLE COMPOUND :- ; IS A POSITIVE CURE , For all ef thoee Palnfnl Complaints and WtikifMfs mo rommoa to mnr beet FECIALE POPCL-TION. It wni erst ixtirei-t tot wokst form of Fe-MAi-B CoMiaiNTs, ah, Ovaria troubles, yxAmf atiox and Ulceration. Fali.ino a.ni DisFLACKJIEXTS, AND THE COXECTNT SPINAL WEAKKESS, AXB IS TABTlrULARLT ADAPTED TO Tai Changs of Lira. IT WILL DIJSOLW ATT) Emi. Tl MORS Wt?M TUB Uterus ih an earlt f tagk of revEtxipjcENT. Tns TEXUENCTToCATSCEROVS IICMORS TBCRXISCUXCKEO VERT f FEEDLLT BT ITS USE. w. . It EEovr.s Fapjtktjs, Flatttehct, nysntoTs ALL CR ATTN O FOBSTIlfCLASTS, AND RELIEVES WeaKkess of thk Stomach. It cvkfs Bloatixo, IIead-' 'ache, Nervous I'rostratiox, Cekxral Debilttt Depkessiok asd Li)Igestiok7, That FEELrso of Bearing Dowx, cattixg Tac.' ,WeIOBT AND VacBACBS. IS ALWAYS rERJIANCNTLT CURED BT ITSl Sr.5 f It will at all ties avd nmia all cnwr-, STANCTS ACT LS HARMONT WITH ,TUB LAWS THAT COVERX TBS FECIALE STeTEIf 9UJ& -Sa.dSf Jti"lTS rCKTO'-E IS SOLELY rOBTirEAEGITMATE' EEALINO OF DISEASE AND THE EELTXF OF PAIN, AND .THAT IT DOES ALL IT CLAIYS TO IX), Tn0UiAJSDS OF LADIES CAN GLADLY TEsTIFT. "a Fob thk curb of Kidney Coytlatxts rv EITHER SEX THIS REMEDY 13 UNSUHTASSED. LYDIA E. riNKHAM 3 VKGF.TAELK COMPOUKD la jnparcd at Lynn, J!as. hTiee Ii. Bix bottles for $5. fJii l yalldmgyittx. Sontbynuiil. portaire rid,inform of 1111s or Loonir a on rwipt of price mr mhoy. Mrs. Ilnkhaai'a "Guide to HealtU" ti Ul be mtil.-d free to Any Laly sending stamp. L ttcm conflilentlally aa-wered. Vn famllT hon1i bo without LVDIA F. FrVKTT.WS I.1VEK 1'iII-S. They rur (''.nBtijuUicn, Biliouuicav aiut Torpidity of tbe Liver. i ceots ir box. HOCKING VALLEY ST HIKE. A Legislative Coruiuiuee to Investi rate the Cauae of the Strike 4ssiitaat Adjatint General Olli Oai He turned and Made Uts Report. CoLOiitcs, Cf., Jan. 1C The Senate to-day adopted the House joint resolution for the appointment of a Legislative Committee to investigate the condition of affairs in the Hocking Valley, and to make a report by February 15. 'ihe rewl ution makes inquiry as to the cau39 of the strike. Reports from the Hocking Valley thia evemng are that mysterious movements are going oi among the miners, between one viliege and another, and a general feeling of nceasinees prevails. Assitant Adjutant General Dill returned to-day from mating a visit among the miners of Straitsville, Nelaonvile and along the Sunday Creez branch of the Hocking Valley Railway. He reports Monday and Sunday Creeks on a rampage, the water spreading over the valleys, and thicks this will prevent an outbreak for several days; and also ventures the opinion that the action of the Legislature, in authorizing an official investigation may have restraining influences. Colonel Dill reported his investigations to tbe Governor and Adjutant General Finley th's evening, but tbey refuse to divn ge anythin?, bet an impression prevails that a small force of troops will be stationedjat Straitsville to prevent trouble. Advice to Mothers. ALES. WIN SLOWS SOOTBIKQ BYBTJF should aiwaji te used when children are cuttlof teeth. It reUeroe ue little suatirer at once. Xt produocs natural, aalet sleept by reüevini the child from pata, and the little cberub awixss u "brfbt as a button.' zt la very plcaaant to tuta Xt soothes the child, softens the gums, allayi all paia. reu eves wind, regulates the ooweJk and is tae best anown remedy fox dlax rhosa. whetaer arising from toothing or other causes. Twentr-flva oenta a bottle. AbGoIutelyJure, fhU powder never vanas, a xssrrai ot 'parny, itremrtli and wholnscxnenni. Wore eronomicaJ than tha ordinary kinds, and can not be sold la competition witb the multitude oi low test, abort elKht, alum orj pberpaate ooworirr. Sold only l CAHa, EOVAl EST TrC u Wall B?eeb Saw lorfcv THC BESITOtilC. ? arVilai wWsv1friB- srATviVAri?ri Tmn with TTir veretable tonics, rntrkly and mmplfctely I' area lvapepli. Indlratlon. WrskafrM, Impure lllood, Maiarlav,L'btIIssJid Fevers svnd Nenradata. it is an unialUn remedy for Diseases of the Kidneys td l.lver. It is invaluable for IMseases peculiar U T? omen, and all who lead Bedentary lives. It 'loos not injure tbe teeth, cause headache produce constipation of At iron medicine da. It enriches and purifies the blood, stimulates) tbe aptetite, aids tbe assimilation of food, relieves lleartburn and belching, and itrengus t)vn the muscles and nervea. - For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack ! Xnersr, do. It has no equal. . rcoj Mw The frenulne has above trade mark aal roaaed red lines on wrapper. Take no othed .a.! aMvafaaxiCAa eo-aAi-iLaoaaisaa

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The fojirwro list r f lYizes ".11 be awarded to the persous wlio subacr.be lue our pi.T Utwuen this dte and the soth day of Jlwli: mr - ATL1 nHT T A T?" We will ertcr yvr rameononrsv.hwTip';' NHar.i ;V1, Uli Ci 1 V IjUiVJfc. mal y-wi reCTUr'.y twice a jr .r.t-. i,r Unr Vmr the Farm, Field nnd Moclnnnn (24 ures).aiid nend yoa inmieditc.jr by texed ibrre nuuitxrrd rr.

ceuis good lor three c: toe louuwmg preaeau: The List ef Fretenls to 10 TT S Government Bivls of S500 each. 10 U S (JreeiitMcks of S I'jO each 1 11 S 'iOVcrnment Ivm.l JftUS Creentjacks of $ iO each SO US(4reennack8'f (JO each no U S (iretaiba'-ks ( f 10 each 100 U S Greenbacks cf $5 each b (inuid karior Organs .... 3 nuul 1i&los f l Twer tv-Fnrvt fe'.ocp Sail Hoat..... I Kib Vsj Ki ft eon- Foot Canoe 1 Four-Oared IU)W boat 1 ('Gambia liii-ycle S I'hiftoiis ....... ....... " 5 Top l!up?ics 5 F.'.'-cant U.ark Silk Dress I'at'xrns . S VilUce Carts S IV-rt Sinjrer S'wins Machines......... .... 2"0 .... l'VK .... llf) .... l(WlO .... 1""0 .... N .... low .... 9"" .... 3"X .... " l'TO 100 ....100 V" .... lno .... 2"0 .... 2"0 2V cm t Kaw tittc l'arlor buit S Plah P.lk Parlor Suits. a Silver lhnncr NTviot t Mack Walnut Marble lop Chamber Suit. 3 jrio .... 100 Sets Solid Silver Teaspoons 6 to the sot... &.(

Every RibKTiber who does not pet one of the above valuable prizes wU rece-v? a present cf Twenty Five Centn m cash. Kemembrr everyone who subscribes fiT one year will mreive .r.r twenty four t ie elecant illustrated tper lor one year and Three Kerripts ffoxl for I hrof f the above preenn raijiLR from 23 cents in cash to One Tboanand Dollnra tu Ca" h. (hir iaivr ha now a tx-na file circulation of 150.011 subscribers. Has been estabhßhed eight years. All of the above pre-sents :U be awa-dül March :ith. in a fair and impartial manner: A full list cf the award will be ftimiFhed s!ibscr;lier hw. 1"it-

IsotM living at a distance will have presenta ee&t them

THK OIVK P - Til lAIt which yoa send vn is the rertilar pnbsrrirtion price frr a yeer'v soDscrsption, and therefore we charge nothing for the present. Ik Dot let this orporrunity pu bv. Ve Uhee yon will like our psper so wc'A that you will remain a renilnr siibarnlvT, and say with ot htTS tnat you w-xild not be without it for five times the Cc-t. VOl It el'BCKllTION FItEK. Getfiveof yaia-friends to rom yon by cutting this oat and show-ins? it to them. Bend ua S5 and we will send yoa tbe papa for one year, and three numbered reeeipti for each of yocr subscribers and two ertra for tout trmblc StM) TEN rLlltrtlHEK.S with 810 and we win send 12 paper one year and 36 nnmbrrrd rtctipi arood for Ihirty-iix prriM-nti, and in addition e will aend yea at oneea olid hnntinaj raaed arold Alaminnm V Ich free. This tch ia a fine time kiiT and cannot be told from a (rcnuine pold atch. Yoa can trade this watch for from twenty vn f.tty A '.Lars. Von can have the papers pent to yon friends and we Will make tbe rea-iins all out in juur name. We cwuli cot make this watch offer did we not control the entire product of the factory. FAP.U FIFI Ii INI! TflPk'LflN I one of the old and abirrt editM FamHy and Aeriltnral rrrs. rnnifl, IIL.LU nilU wlUuafrlnll It contain twer.ty-foiir larv- pac-. The tiT i mr.i.-azmo f. rrn, bound, stitchnd and cut. Ita circulation is now 150.O00. SAMPLGCOPY ftNT FKEI, ?Mori.-, ."lirtchew, Poc'trr, Farm, tiarden, I lonnehold end Asrricoltnral Iepnrtmeni by tbe l.et t'ontribntors of" Ihr dny. In short, it contains that which will interert, intn;ct and arnit--e thewhoie faniiiy. Orr reputation is fully ertablished and the people are fatUf.ed that we have capital er.ot.ph to carry out and fulfill any offiT we ciav make. I'an it te prvibl tbnt va will I rairh an opinnrtun.tv jf.j by f rVT IlOT T wtrwtheFAKM Fl F.I.l AM STtK'KM AN f r on y-ir. and Vlv 1J mJJ aJlJiV.1V three numbered receipts wI:k,i ill entitle you to thme of the rT'H'i! in the award. The paper is worth dunble the subwnption price. Ah to o-.r rvl:ab:lity we r- t'T to any I'-ai.k or Sxpretw ConiTuny iu Chicaro and the Comniercial Apenciea. We are ro-v kr.mvn the world mvt. "Mon-y in ennui of $ l niav te sent in ordinary letter at our ribk ; larger euilui siioui i ' M-nt by P-istereJ Lctur, 1 . (J. K'-nev ( rl-r or Ktref. Rt.YIF.lBEK th"M err Prrents to onr Snbwcribers aivrn J., i'.i rn nbsotntely Fror. Cot thin ont and ahow to friend's acquaintance aud neighbor., m it ill not npprnr nrniiu Thin it a, irrent opprtuniiv anl in rhould Inke adiaiilHrrol IhiKfiklrnoriiinurTvili-r. Address FARM. FIELD AND STOCKMAN. 69 Randolph St., Chicago, III., U. S. A.

... - -- , 1r - THE DEST We wi3 work ia the SffEEBBSEE3S. App7P Bend six cents for postage, and rs rills-E. ceive free, a costly box of goods which will help ail, of either sex, to more money right away than anything else in this world, fortunes await the workers absolutely Eure At ono addrasa TRUE A CO.. Anrosta. Maine. TO MEN! nfferirefrorn the effects of youthful errors. r!y decav. lost mantiood. etc. I will Bend i.uluabletreaiMupon the above diseaes,also direct ion for Mj'f-cur. frea of charge. Addre Prof. k". O. I'O W LLli, M ood a. Conn. ULvj''nr?r :A. yl.:i-..jsa-IVEAKIOFT ST f I r I VAtcWlJiiKer.H. pymvr.-, yirv.yaia üOLDm. j.ä.liincu&Co..i8Duybt.K.l JtUötlOnS procured U pupils when eompetent. end tot circular. W. C. CHAFFEE. Oiwego, K. f. WANTED. WANTED Ladles and gentlemen In town or country, distance no objection, can hsve steady work at their own homes all the year round enl can cake from f i0 to S15 per week. No caiivasting. Work sent by mail. Address OAKLAND MANCFAC1C1LING COilfANY. Box 5,222, Boston, Ma. WANTED- Ladies that can lcnlt, crochet or do fancv wrk to make soods for ou.- trade at their homes ia city or country: H to 10 week'y easily made at our business: goods sent by mail any distance Benl tn cents, silver or titampa, for sample, pos'.see nd particn'ars. ÜUD80N MANU ACTUKLSQ CO PANY.2C5 Sixth avenue, New York. TTrö ri J 1 1 T I "A raa m ww s-w M.TtI i Df i.iiu-i.rr. it ttwCapll! II; IImiiii barU u n 1 1 v hvish. dui ia iuown ouct iir wie the lochest reiwt in (h Bile. befur tn a lit, will rerei

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Ilaatlns Taeed w1 W ateb. worth y. H mere bmortnmn eweorraciaiwer , y y--C XV!' If tb urinui wiu rarciT, an ele?ant Mrm-i ladlnr ieatlemaa's W atk -imj ?. ? -'iV ? If.' 1 f ' thelk ri, a ker-wiodioi F.sUa Watch. Iperwa n.ui arad as oeni fr ; -kCV: 'WX'" , with their niwer fur nv b tl.ey will r-r-v. FRfcK, txtpsid, three raoiitha a,.-Jii'i- -- . i''1l.j V-if ; V l' MbwriiXlmU MllOMK;i r.tTVnan fclra-aat laya tUrW 1 7T LT: Vi Mw wilt tieir aaaie beautifully temriledaathecer. Kw k Ujs emntmin r 4)r; S ", ft , ' v T 1 Mirer PlaU-4 Thimble, 1 pat tare, t aaey Wark Needle. $Y- t if . . - v J :,0 f rlezaat t It Napklno. 1 pat-tare tbraldery Mlk. asMrte4 ff- t. ' f : i I.'S

New Vnrtsrds 1 lively Klrth.ar Card, aaa 1 f, T i.-. ' i TVvJ La4lea' aat-y Work GlJe," kuii ag lilonrau. and drKiip-f, ... . r. - f , r' J'i lkri6k.it all V laust 4ni ia toer work. To, Fecular prk-e ot khe atrel , .-.......-.' . v. --l.-t'-jp

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Ja mfildr.rr tW Watch, and eo exact ara nil lta part3, that If It needs repair?. If sent d irect to the t factory, the charpe for actual retains (tnclud'ntr ports U3etl never exceeds W Cts. I'LL WÜl explain hy they are bo cheap undeoeaslly repulreu. EVERY WATCH 18 WARRANTED TO IVE SATISFACTION !v A Few Testimonials-Thousands more could be Given ! The JV. T. Tribun Rays : " It is rcmarkaMe bow quickly tho Watert.tirv WaUh has rtcppe-l Into popular favor. No doubt tho secret of Its instant fiuccy5 hits 1-ccn tee fact of its excellence. No amount cf advertising cool 1 puth into favor a poor article. The Watcrbury Li good and cheap." " I hu ve carried a Watcrbury for over a year, and fin-i It a mot excellent t!mc-Voorr. Tt bis rtra beside a $100 gold Watch without showing tho lcatst variation." F. U. PliiuiY, Waac- . riSLD, R. I. ..... "My Waterborv afUr thrco years' trial continues to pivo satlsfactit.n, and ia now jroinjr as fMod as when I received it. At 4 o'ebxk dily wo rcceiro timo o cr our wire a-iJ my Wittch 13 always prompt to the minute." A. S. LETTS, lrvs. R. It., .Tsrsft City. " Your Watcrbury Wau h elves such patisfa titnr tlio prleo con id?rea that tho wen'ler IS Tiow yen are enabled to givo eo much for tho money." A. U. liLlää, Ist. Esmmjs lrnr VASHrNOTON. . ...,-., Have worn a Waterbnry for nearly a vear : It U always on t:me and as useful a W atch as 1 ever Lad." J. W. LEDYAIU), with IL K. Ii. Tuuubei- iS. Y. Cn r. We have made ana it; meat whrrt-by $3.50 wi'l pay 'or 1 1 abovfl described watch, deliver 1 tree, incliitiitijr tu- WckW 'n'ii' ,fr ou year. Addrew SENTINEL CO MP AN Indiana polits, lud.

ON A ONE DOLLAR INVESTMENT. I tt Given 0:r Subscribers: loo Vlii Fiiver Table P;ooti I'VJ fr-, H-J Silver Ivsert o..n; l'0 Set SilviT Kork to the -r i liH) Sets Sil verl'iatrtt Diener Kxivcs ;jiJ-t 19 Klver K-.iv-ar hhelis 50 S;iver Ice I'jtcherg 1W) I,hnt.-cra;h AI'julis, SJeach pxio Pock-n Silver Kru t Ki.ivf IO (ientleaiea-s rnck.t Knr. w.. 2" C-entlenifii"s ;.Id Vau-hcs. 2 Ladies' OolJ Watches 1 20 IVn-s Watches 3 Soi taire l.amnnd Finscr L'.Efs JVrfl Souvenir Art l'ortf.Ji-jB. 50 I ji, lie' Gold IvrktH NX) Gold Finder R:vm ) 4i0 Ijties' lireart Ping 20 tient's Scarf Pins ard Watch Chains Z""0 Fine Monrted G il l Toot-hpioks 6i0 IVatitiftü Nickel Clocks J.VO (iold Toothpicks 2"O0 Gold lnciis. liM Teiesoopea. J o 2-Vi ro Si 2" J'i.i l V) 3"0 4'10 1J 5) 40 I'M 520 tJ mail, expro or freight, ab m' be rvq'rcxi ty the - " " - i--'-y , t. ano f-a-ftn'. frnarnntee tha I.OTELL W.tsnE It to do betu t and Cn it easier ard in less time than any ctt.tr iuauJi.s world. Warrant d tm years, and if it dm't wish lis clothes clean, without rubbing, we will refund tha itoccy. A s-ar-PI"-e t'f A rvI-rrri-ätrieveryeo':iiT. MUL.K IWKfHIII ttm tmw WeCAJi c!lOT rSOCF that Agents are matoff from 875 to Slot) per month. Fixrapra male 200 to t'-TO Anr'sig tbe wuiler. La-d-ea hJivepreit snooess 6tCI:ufr thia Wacher. Retail pnoaorU SO. Sa.ri;etothosdeeirj3(ranancyg;2. Also the Ct-;. fcrated KCYiSTOXE VRI'C;EILS at msnnfacrers Irrest rnca. We Inxite the etrirtret lnvertipatiou. ger.4 yocr address on a poaUl card for furthpsxticalArs. . LOVELL WASHER CO., ERIE, U. Cold MerJaf, Peris, 137a.Ttie Favorite Numbers, 303, 404, 332 251, 1 70, and his other styes, i SjUd thraucrtout th Uartct Van Vori?is & fipENCEK, Attorneys f. r Adinlal trator. Rooms 11, 12 and 13, Boat n Eloca, la dianapolis, lud. NOTICE OF IFP0INT3EXTe KTOTICF. IS HEREBY GIVEN, tbat the cnlei JS signed has been appointed Administrator of tbe estate of Nancy J McCorkle. 1st ot Karloa County, Indiana, deceased, bald estate is supposed to be solvent EDWARD P. McCORKLE, AdmiaijtraloT. r-(ii:ti.-iiim mt TtAr.niAf;R kV ttorKJ'inui eTfis, rr. ia-.i.Hn ara K diacovexies for maTit rr hinic'a, IT i 1 1 1 i 1 1 ii tiAa'tl- . Ili ti. hr itireoa IÜ C""Jt by Uj L'iuuu lltb.ihliiii Cc e ark. N. J. w a-to make as li4idv c.iv.l it tnown homes. Wi.rk sen- 1 v iüa l.N iraiv isin. A 1 1t-s with sump Crawa Mf- Vine b!.. C.nti. fT. IntTTKor ami .r"S pi. cm V iV -ti Mu.ie Ii VIOLIN'""' Niler ft.-.l ! w ' '- riuai;-fa. I ioliu Outlil 4.itrn Ansr. Any rniecan -t One free. N-'id irtaniptorc-alaloeue; rrrri tMi; inthe tni-l inr, nd Wt. lu-, Mairir lji-ii. rn. H. v iNm. Ac G.H.W. BATES & CO.. lmpururi, im SaJ jury M., iij.to.i, timw Afir O A MONTH A wets want 4. POr-tsen. X nil i'iir arlicies in the worM. t mmple frea VLuUaaarMaJAYBRONSON.Detroit.Micna Tit BiZEESt ltill GUI! 'SVT (nw) E. N ASON A; CXJ.,120 Fnlton Pt-.ew York. GOLD WATCH, 7?

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, , .'4 rll knonu, li.utraid e w a emrr apH4 fU ,.1 A SPECIiU OFFER. THE TVATERBtnV WATCH Is a tlcra-wTnrW. nn 1 Mill run iOi hours. Tbe case is AICKLLKILVEII.and will alw ays remain as bright aa a new silver dollar. Tho Watch has a Leavy beveled cdp?, and crjstalface. Tha works of the Watch arernada sA-ith tf i tincst automatic nacbincry. EveryW atch is TEoTE Din varying positions and is pert ect befora ltiavlni? the factory. Lach Watch i j-ut up in a hand-ome new Improved ATLA-LIAED case, for aafetransoortation throura the mails.

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Powell-known l.ave thesa Watches become, tliounnrl Cfln843 ar9 t'uyiaff them in preference to hifrhcts QiiU 0UwPrif,,,J Watches. Tho Company are row mukiDg

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