Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1885 — Page 8

THE IiBliNA ßTATE SEKtlNEL WEDNESDAY FEBRUAR! 25, 1885.

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Iter. 8 a r..r freaains.Iatfldlat;s,Ve.,aa delicately and B a rally a. the fruit t rom which they are mad FOP. STRENGTH AD TRUE FBXII FLAYOU THEY STAXD AL03E. Price Baking Powder Co., nicgo, in. St. Louis, M Cr. Prices Cream Baking Fowdtr HD lr. Price's Lcpxa.in Teast Gems, liest Dry Hop Yeatt. TE MAKE BUT OSS QCAX1TT. LIGHT HEALTHY OREAD filsed by this yeast Is light, white and wholetome like cur grandmother's delicious bread. CROCER3 SELL THEW1. Price Chicago, III. St. Louis. MO. I5TERE8TISÖ DETELOPJIEXrS. Reviving the War Agalast the Late Secretary r olger. Epecial to the Sentinel. "Washington, Feb. 22 The war against the late Secretary Folger seems to still continue, as ia demonstrated by a contest going on in the office ot Supervisor General of Sieara Vessels. The facts seem to be that the late Secretary chose to exercise some of the rights of his o:ce in the matter of discharges and appointments ia the Xw York inspection service, which lisj leased the Supervisor General to a high degree. In several cases when the Snpsrvisor General tried to have men removed. mi ethers tppointel tie Secretary interferred. Charges were also preferred against the Supervisor General and entertained by the lata Secretary, and in fact their oiücial intercourse was very strained. It teems to be the policy of the Supervising Irsector's offiie to make that service a close corporation. The tnperriicrs stand shoulder to shoulder with the Supervisor General, and if a man in the service displeases one, he ia fought by the whole crowd. A prominent New York gentleman met the Sentinel correspondent to-dsy and gave him the following facts about the present fight: Nearly three years ago Colonel Jesse H. Etrictlacd, of Brooklyn, who had spent a number of years of his life at sea as first mate of different steam and sailing vessels, trd vhobad gallantly commanded a regiment during the war, was strongly indorsed for a vacancy then existing arnmg the assistant inspectors of hulls. The Supervisor General had a man he wanted appointed, and some way. Strickland's paper did not reach Secretary Folder's hands. Meantime Naval Conitrnctor Fook had given Strickland a rigid examination, and had recommended him highly for the appointment. Strickland was personally well known to Secretary Folper, and when the facts were brought to his attention he promptly appointed Strickland to the position. Since Cleveland's election the Supervisor Central has been looking around for anchors that would hold his official ship in the troubled Democratic sea. Places were reeded for pood Democrats who had influence with Cleveland, and who would use it to retain the Sapervisor General. Two men were selected In the New York office to walk the plank. One was Caldwell and the other was Strickland. Strickland was asked to resign. His friends asked why? The answer came that he was incompetent. The Supervisor General was asked for specific charges. Finally they came three specifications, which were absurd on their face. Meanwhile Strickland, though alleged to be incompetent, waa kept at work, and has inspected three vessels since the charge was made. .The funny part is that out of nearly seven hundred vessels inspected in the past three years by Strickland not the slightest accident bss ever happened to any one of theno, and the vessels, his reports upon which the Supervisor General claims, showed his incompetency, were inspected one and two years ago, respectively. Yet it is only sines Cleveland's electlcn that the charge has been made. It has taken two years for the Supervisor General to comprehend the situ ation. Strickland's defense, which is complete, was tnbmitted ti the Secretary of the Treasury on Thursday, together with the itroEgejt;indorteaent3 of Strickland's ability and nautical knowledge, from his brother inspectors in the New York office from the Old Diminion Steamship Company, Clyde line ot steamers, the big East Itiyer Ferry Company, John Starin's line, and dozens more from nautical expert. Strickland may fail a victim to the Supervisor General's hatred of Folger, and will desire to hold h's oflce under Cleveland, but there are half a dozen Democrats who want his place, and many experts who are ready to testify to his own unfitness for the position.

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he holds. Secretary McCalbch will investigate the case, and the occapant sees in this an opportunity of killing three birds with one stone to show his spite against the 1 Secretary Folger, get even with some meai. bers of CongTess who failed to to ti, aid when he had trouble with F igtr. and to xrake his peace -with the inclining adrsinistration.

No Hppeacrf Vtie Passage of the SU-vex- BUI This Session. E?e lei ta EentweL WASEtWTOx, Feb. V 'There will be nothing done with the Dcräheirzer or any other silver bill by this Congress," said Chi'rirau Bland, of the Hor.se Committee oa Coinage, Weights and Measures, to your correspondent this afternoon. "Nor will there be any financial legislation whatever for a j ear," he added. "Does not the impress of Mr. Cleveland carry a weight with it on the Doraaeimsr bill?" 'Well, hardly cnoneh to pass it at this late hoar," replied Mr. Bland. "I don't believe it would be possible to pass any bill of ceneral importance, excepting one making eppropriations, during the remainder of the session. Then Mr. Cleveland has not spoken in behalf of the Dorsbeimer bOL It is only presumed it is of hie ideas on the subject. That is not enough to have any effect. I thins the country ought to know, and that 83 soon as possible, that there is to be no legislation aifecting moaey by this Congress, and, to my mind, it is impolitic to agitate the question iust at this time, when there should be a steady confidence.'' The various bills on subjects relating to money matters are now considered shelved, iofarasth'3 Congress is concerned. It ii known that Mr. Cleveland is much concern ed about the business interests of the country, and many believe he will in some way announce a proposed policy soon after inauguration which will be intended to ease matters. About the Waahiugtou Uouameut Dedication. Special to the Sentinel. WAsnisGTOJJ, Feb. 19. Some disappointment is expressed by those who have in charge the arrangements for next Saturday's dedication ceremonies in not receiving the encouragement anticipated from representatives of foreign countries. As might have been expected, it will be thoroughly an American affair. Even English representatives will take nomorethm a nominal part in the exercisss orpan le. The Germans will be glad cl this, however. "When the corner-stone was laid there was much of international character in the c remonies, and it was expected that other countries would direct their many representatives here to take part in the climax of the work, but so far they have failed to do eo, and America will play a single hand at an American game. Descendants and Relative of Washington at the Dedication. Washington, Feb. 22. At the ceremonies connected with the dedication of the moanment yesterday there were present ot tbe descendants and relatives f Washington: Mrs. Lewis Washington, Vice Regent for Virginia in the Mount Vernon Association; her step-son, J. B. Washington, of Pittsburg, and connected with the Baltimore and Ohio Kallroad; Mrs. B. B. Washington and daughter. Miss Washington, of Frederick County, West Virginia; Miss Eliza WashiDton, of Cbarlestown, West Virginia; Cotouel Thornton Washington, of Texas; Bashred C. Washington and S. W. Washington, pf Ctarleetown, West Virginia; Rj'iart Washington, Westmoreland County. Virginia; George Washington, of Jefferson County, West Virginia; Mrs. L. Montgomery Bord, of Elizabeth, N. J. ; great grand niece ot Washington, Mise Virginia Mitchell, of Charlestown, West Virginia; Miss Claiborne, of K'chmond. and Myrvin C. Becker, of Washington. Nearly all the descendant! were great grand nieces or nephews. LOBBY HARVEST EXPECTED. Jobs to be Fashed in the Last Six Days. Special to the Beattnei. WasnivoTO', Feo. 20. Beginning with Thursday next, there will be a continual row to tbe cloee of Congres, In tbe House it will be in order at any time to move a suspension of the rales for tbe consideration of bills that is, it will be in order to make a move of that character whenever the floor is not occi pied by some measure. Everything will be done in a hurry. There are a number of jobs before Congress. None of them are big, however. There ia a hungry lobby here. It has been here all winter, livinz off the anticipations of these six last days of CoDgress. They will goad on their Representatives in the House to push the measures they are interested in. Much ot the time all the members will demand simultaneous recognition by the Speaker. There will be a great noise, a tumult of gesticulations, a thunder cf voices. Then there will be more or less excitement over the inauguration and the subsequent proceed iegs at the Wählte House. The appropriations, it now appears, will be out of the way, completely and finally finished. by tbe end of. next' week, and the monkey an J-a-parrot time can go on without Interference. There are thousands of biha before ths House. The calendar is loaded down wltn ,hem. If there should be three or four days of the six undisturbed by the appropriations, the 'schemers will have a harvest, the jokers will have a picnic. During each scenes of trades, wherein one member supports another's measure without inquiring what it is, only to get his vote in return for another bill, the greatest flastration and excitement prevail. It is then that such members as Mr. Ilolman get in good work. But under the amended rules it requires ten objectors to defeat consideration. Cuts tier Child's Throat. Clevilasd, 0., Feb. 20. A Youngstown special says Mrs. William Clark, of Leeches Corners, Fa , gave birth to a child last night, and thss morning, during the absence of her husband, she cut its throat from ear to ear, and, clad only in her night-clothes, she secreted the body in a lnmber pile. It is thought she will die from exposure. All for uO Cents. Mr. E. C. Walker, editor "Track and F.oad," The Spirit of the Times, New York, alter an exhaustive interview with all leading bort em en, atablemen, sportsmen, drivers and breeders of horses of the country, states that St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain ccie. will do ail that is claimed for it in the cure of aches, pains and suffering la man Ld beut,

X HORRIBLE CONFESSION'. A Weg-ro Comfen.es Tie Set the Bleckley Alms House on Fire at the Instigation of an Attendant. Philadelphia, Feb. 20. At the Coroner's inquest, this aftirncon, in regard t3 tlie death of the twenty victims of the recent f re hi the Blockley Alms House, a sensation

was developed by the confession c! Joseph Nadine, a young negro, that he had sat fire to the building and was Instigated to the act by Peter J. Fchroeder, one of the chief attendants. Nadine is about twenty-thres y ars of ar.e. He was committed to the instiution as an imbecile, but it is said by the physicians of the institution that he is morally responsible, and that he was frequently permitted ta go borre unattended. As a result cf HliaVs corfession Schnieder was arrested. Nadine said Schrceder had given him a match on the night ot the calamity a ad told hi-u ta Eft the plscaon fire. Nadine then we t t) the drying room, and lighting the naatra anplied it to same rubbish on the fl9-r. ile tbn called Scbroeder. and the two. with tb.9 ft'Mstance of an attendant named Mallen, endeavored to get the patient! our, but the fire gained suci headway that they were forced thtmselvei to leave the building. Naline fays that when Schrosder K'e him the tLtvtcb, he told bim toset fire to the building, as be was tired of the place and was going to leave, and disliked Dr. Richard oa because be bad refused to give him a railroad pass. Nadine intimates that Attendant Möllen also knew of his having set fire to the building, but thinks he did notknoffof it hü til the next day. Mullen was not placed iu custody, but will be detained as a witness 8ga-n8t ßchroeder. Nadine says he twice before Ft-t fire to tbe bnildisgs, but both times the flames were discovered and extinguished. On both occasions he a'terward;told Sjhroeder of his acts, but that the latter as? are i him be would rot report him to the authorities of tbe institution. Nadine was at times nervous and greatly frightened apparently, but upon being assured hat no harm would be dene him, he wou'd become calm and collected. Nadine told ot many cruel tie? in1'icted upon ptients by Schrooder wheu the latter was in a violent temper. Schrneder, after his arrest, admitted that he hid in tended leaving the institution, but denied the truth of Nadine's story, or that he had ever said he was "down on Dr. Richardson." Acquitted of a Charge of Murder. Epeclai to the Sentinel. 1 Richmond, Ind., Feb. 10 The trial of Mary Kauffman, charged with having cut i the throat ct Mrs. Miles Conway with intent to murder, which has been in progress here for the last two days, terminated to-day in tbe acquittal of the defendant. The verdict, wbfn announced, was greeted with the applause of tbe Jare crowd in attendance, whe ' vmpathies were aronsed in faor of tbe i ' '"Miunate girl, whom the defense riaim tbe victim of a baw caospiracy, Mrs. O "vay, as they claim, having attempted j commit auicide, and failirjg, charged Ai if s KanfTmann with the attempt upon her life to sbield herself from the disgrace of the aflair. he defense wai conduced by Henry N. Johnson. E-q., who condected tbe case with fat ability, making orje of the finest speeches ever delivered in tbe Court-house. He is one of the leading criminal lawyers of the State. National and State Legislation. CONGRESSIONAL AND WASHINGTON. The Senate Wednesday pwei the Aatl-Forelün Contract I- tor bill. la Hie House the Kivir an 1 liarlor bill waa further contiüere i without 3nai action. A lea1Inft Democratic Senator thinks it safe to anume tit bayard will be Clevelaud'a Secretary of ctite, MmlId In the Treasurv, Garlaud attorvev (k-neral, 1 mar Postmaster General and Vll Secretary of War. Silver men In Congress are anxious abrät tbe movement looking to the stoppace 01 the coinage of standard silver dollars, and threaten to filibuster against any bill conveying a provision or the tor . The only wv that seems ciear for tbe MiM'ensfon of silver coinage is t&rouga tbe Sundry Civil hill, out thire 1 net tpptrent p'obabllliy of passing tbe bill wit a cacn a provision. Notwithstanding the recommendation of thj A ppropi latious Coram t tee aiatrm it tie Sen it i devhiea rid.y by a vote of S3 to IS ia favor o tbe bone amendment leducing the pi.Wne upon drop letters to two rents an ouuee. ltisinourii tfcai toe recommendation of the House as to tbe reduction of newspaper postage will also be adr-ried by the Senate. The in sin ben ot tbe Appropriations Committee Individually favored thoe reductions, but tbiy regarded the recut vote of the senate against incorporating new legisU'iou in appropriation tills as imperative. Consideration of the Eiver am! Harbor bill being resumed in the House of Representative Kiiony, the friends of the measure, to expedite matUR. yielded to tbe Mississippi Iii re r clause. Tbe Cb.ir ruled mat the Heu Uf pin Canal paragraph should De stiickea from tue bill on tue gronnd that the subject came properly within the jurisdiction of the Committee on Railways and Calais. Mr. Henderson, of Iowa, appealed frjm tue decision. Ibe .Naval bill was discusjed at isuctb. Mr. Lotk called the navy "an alphabet of woolen washtubs." and aid that scarcely a nation w a. ao poor a t to do it reverence feoole. be aid, lauded at tbe navy sin rt; lb tied tue s cliiiK of the T.llapoosa by a coal bire u a FlkisOian burlesque. 1 he Senate held a brief session Saturday. Thi res to flice Appropriation bill wai lurtber considered. Contrary to tbe recommendation of the committee, tbe leRisJatlie provisions inserted by tbe Houfce. tiling tbe postage on news fa; era aint Irom the oflice of publication to regular subscribes at 1 cent per pounJ, was retaine J, bat the dUcrimination air.iiist sample copies was cat out. making a uniform rate for all newspapers teat out by t tie publishers The liojgj till appropriating mcnty lor the erectio i of a public building at Ket kuk. Ia., was patted. Senators at 2:15 p. m. repaired to the House to ue present at tue CJn-c-luMonof the Washington monument ceremonies. Tic House transacted no busiue. A letter from the Secretary of War vra laid ba lore the Loited eta tea Senate last woel conceruH g the eciimated ccst ot the new iok lor tuu Siultbt. Marie Fails Canal in Michigan. It N estimated that the lock will cost 1,3,: 400. au4 additional improvements for deepening the canal. etc.,5,tv. a memorial from tbe Hanoi Legislature was presented, ureing Congress to acquire tbeownesaip of the ship canal connecting ta wa'ers of the Keweenaw Bay with tuoe of Lake bu peri or. and to make the canal free for the fommetce of the lakes. The Committee on Agriculture repoited favorably with amendment the Hospital bill for the protection of tbe forests ou the public domain. Tbe Des Moines River bill wa further considered, and several amendment ottered by Mr. Lapham were rejtcel.- The Ajricilmral Appropriation bill was parsed substantially aa it come from the Senate. TH g STATE LE0ISL1TCRE. The Treasurer cf State filed his new bond cf 1700,000. Tbe rural districts flooded the Senate Monday with petitions at kin? tta. the manufacture and sale of oleomarg&iintt be suppressed. The Senate bill giving to farm laborers the sami rights wltn respect to liens for wases as those of mechanics as engrossed yesterday. The Temperance Committee reported Monday recommending the indefinite postponement of a 1 the bills which had been referred to it. The report was concurred in. The House Committee on Prisons aubmitted its report yesterday, and made rccommendttloos for appropriations, improvements and change. Regarding both institutions tbe committee declare that they are in excellent condition, tbe food u good and plentiful and the convicts apparently contented. Every diy of tbe se'sion only the more trongly emphasizes tbe fact that Speaker Jewett is in all regards one of the mot cthcient Speakers that has ever presided over an Indiana House of Representative. Cautious, prompt and paiustacln?, be i tborouRhly business every day and every hoar of the day. The bill providing for tbe appointment of a Ditch Commissioner by the County Uoard, instead of the County Court Judge, and that a petition for a ditch sball be signed by a majority of firoperty owners whose lands will be atlectd by t, was discus, ed lor the fourth lime in the House on Monday, and finally ordered engrossed. The -Setiate Committee on Banks has decided to report none of tbe several bills which have been introduced w Ith reference to tbe examination and other matters connected with private bank. 1 he committee appears to regard examination as nooetcsaary. but the probabilities are that the House committee will report a modified bilL The Governor and Mate ofticera who are authorized to male a SGOO OCO loan, and to refund trie ttenent Icdfbteduefi of tne State at a l0"rrate of interest, held a meeting Monday even In r to make piclfmsnary arraneementa for the work and send out circular to capitalists. A large number ol letteis hayc already pfa revived jegsrding

the natter, arid it i t'lougiit that the loan caa be r,Co;:ated in aiboit time. The committee investigating tbe Orphans Home and Home Of Feeble Minded, at Kaijnts?cn, will not report until latter part ol tatf week. - Evidence of ralsnimaeement with soae cruelty has been brought out, and the evidenca against Trustee uosr's moral character is damaging. A special committee was appointed in De

gecate to prepare a bill to reorgaaisa tee sowers Orphans' Home and Asylum for Feeole Mlaael Children, and place tbe ointment of tbe new trustees in the bands of i Governor. The Srcic Arrroprl? . l bill pepared by tbe Committee on Ways and Means was reported by Mr. JJcMu'.len lost week. Its most important proVisions are as follows: Perin 'c GatI Maaufacturirg Company, for worksUots at the Santhera Prison. iO.StiO: Commissioners of Marion Caunry. for extra rooms, light and fuel for Legislative sessions of If 7? and lN-0, ?,CC0: for the pressur, ttxsion, si SCO: forintercEt on the debt of state Bwd cf Agriculture, 8 j OCO: for completion of chapel at Southern Prison, f 3 OCO; for brick wall to enloso the grounds and fotir stone towers. f:;2,0i)0 4. numler of smaller alowanccs.ran?mg from i 2.0J0 to S i.OCO. were recommended lorvarioas se:fics rendered tne State by employe of different lnsti tuticnr, special Judges and otoers. ferator Fonlkf's bill to require instruction in tbe public schools on the ejects of alcohol aai narcotics on. the Human system wsa t.e special order latt Priday, majority end mtnorit7 reporu baving betn presented. The minority report ciairrtd that such a law would give temperance fanatics or enthusiasts an opportunity tmie their own interpretatiotiF, and would lea I to disturbances in the schools. Senator Foalke farored tte til), and claimed that 15.001 people of the Ktste-oce-fourtn ladies a'id three iourtiis voters had peCticne-1 for the paMige of suci a bill. A motlou to Mriie out the enacting clause was defeated, whereupon Senator WiUard moved that the bill be indefinitely pOatponel, and the motion X'revalled. There yet remains less than three weeki of the regular tension ot the Legislature The follows? comprise bills enacted intolawj opto date: To legalize tbe lr con oration of tLj towns of New Haven. Allen County, and of Alamo, Montgomery County; to abolish tbe City Treasurer' and Aise8sor's ofUces in Indianapolis; to legalize the incorporation of the towns of Csnnelton aud'Ambia; to appropriate S125,ieo for tha expense of the Legislature, I3.00O for re tair at tne Insane Hospital, i i.'.'X) for the World's Exposition: apprornatlcjJlO.OOJ for new bnildinps at tbe Reform tichoo!: appropriating S40.C0J for Purdue University: ttie Slat t'reasvrer's Bond bill, lDcreaiug tbe bond to ;700,0t'0; ntr endirg tbe chatter of the Toivn of Vernon: leallzlrg tbe lrjcorpcratioa-of the Loan and oivinns Associations; amenrt'nir the Towcshio Library Till: and allowing V. fJ. ts iford 5iVJ01 for dolug the public rriutin; for tbe hv.t two years. Give Them R Chance. If the thousands and tens of thousands of weak and weary sufierers throughout the land, who, in spite of care and skill, are steadily drifting downward, could have the benefit of that singularly Vitalizing Treatment dow so widely dispensed by Drs. Starkey & Talen, of 1,109 Girard street, Philadelphia, the help, and ease, and comfort it would brinir to wastiDg bodies and depressed spirits would be blessings beyond price. If, reader, you have an invalid wife, or mother, or daughter, or sister, or any one who is under your care or dependent upon you, and to whom life nss become a burden thronsb weakness and pain, consider seriously whether you are Dot bound, in both love and duty, to give this sufferer a chance of recovery, or, at least, the blessing of eae from pain. You are offered the amplest meats of information in regard to this new Treatment. If von can examine teat'imcy without prejudice, and can weigh evidence with judgment and discrimination, writs to Drs. Starkey & Talen for such proofä in documents 8nd reports of cases aa will enable you to fairly examine and decide for yourself, lhey will be promptly supplied. A Case of Palnfal Ignorance. Boston Herald. The New York Tribune pnfesses to hive heard complaints of Mr. Cleveland's "ptln fal ignorance of party leaders in various states." Ueneral uarneid anew party lea lers yerj well, ana jet he put J. u. Ulame and Wayne MacYeagh into the earns Cabinetdynamite and a detonating machine. Mr. Cleveland is sot likely to do worse than that. No eSbrt has ever been made to advertise Ltdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compjand outside our own America; yec frejaeat calls from otber parts ot tbe world show that good news will spread. Packages of ttiia mtdicinecave even been sent from Lynn, Mass., to China. Said Brougbam, when be wss a etrnzgiinz lawyer: "Clacnmstaoces a ter cases, bat I wtsD i couia get nmaoisirae cases tust would alter my circumstances." The attention of cur readers is ca'IeJ to the advertisement of Farm and Hirne in another colum. Thla is one of the leading r arm and family papers in tbe country, anything they advertise cau be relied oa as being jus: as represented. During an altercation at Williamsburg, O., on Friday nicnt. at Clover bchool lioase. b?tweeu Lee Homes and Alexander Thomas, the latter wai ia-.euiy anou lioimea eacaped. EiWilliam Whiteside, of LaiCHtfr. Pu. writes: "For over six years. I wasalilictsl with diarrhea. M?shler's Herb Bitters care 1 ae and imrroved my general health. Thera is no remedy in the world that can show a similar record ot cases, covering eo laro a range of diffase, as this gaeat hoasehold st.ee-fie. Kidney and liver complaint, indigestion, foal stomach, d'zzin-s. nauseas sick headache, etc , all yield to tbe magic ot its treatment The services of the London, Oit.. field battery has been offered for the Smdao. F. L. Clajton A Co. ship broken, Baltimore have ma le an alignment to Koben Li. Kmith. for the bf ncüt of tbeir creditors. Assets ejtimatel at tS.IKO: liabilities. $15.000. One Dollar for Fifty Cents. Any reader of this paper who will sen J fifty one cent stamps to the American Itarai Home, Kochester, N. Y., before March 13, 1SS5. will receive that handsome paper, no it ape free, until January 1, 1SSG. The Raral ia a large eight page, forty-column Weekly psper, how in ita fifteenth year, and the cheapest farm journal in the world. The price is ?1 a year in advance, but the above offer of fifty cents in postage stamps will be accepted if sent in before Marca Id, 15 v. Thib special oiler will not appear agaij in this paper. If yon want the Rural Home subscribe at once, bend for sample copy, and see what a bargain is ocered. Tbe Lienor TralMc in Congress. Washington City Sentinel. The Prohibitionists, thoneh they were successful in the Senate, have once more failed in tbeir efforts to have the Liquor Ccmmlcsion bill made a law, for the pur pcee of enabling tbeni to make prohibition a national question. The Liquor lratu Ccmmittee of the House have almost unaatmonsly (Mr. Price, of Wisconsin, being the enly ore yotinz against it) instructed Mr. William R. Eoglisb, of Indiana, to present an sdveise report to the House, which in deed fettles this matter for this Congress. Mr. English, vt ha represents the Indiana roiis District, is aa sound on tne persona liberty cmetdion as his honored father, Hon. William H. English. Hi abls and concise report will be read wlth gieat interest. Fifteen Pounds Gained fa Tbree Weeks, and Cured of Consumption. MesuT. Craddock & Co., 1032 Race street, Philadel paia, Pa. ; Oiktlemen Please sud me twelve bottles of Dr. IL James Cannabis indica, one each of pills and ointment, for a friend of mice who ia not expected to live; and as your medicine cured me of consumption some tbree years ago, I want him to try ! them. J gained fifteen pounds while taking lit.-, mm. ... , r 1 fi. . me ii rBt three bottles, ana i Know it is jusv the thing for him. liespectfnllv, J. V. Hcll, Lawrencebarg, Anderson Co., Ky. A great many people disregard dyspeptic ayznpto&s and assume that they will soon disappear of themselves; but this ia not the fact and the only safe remedy for them is Richoi- f&ik and jrtn,

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The trade in the 3ob"j:g dry COOds line opens better than is ge';ereuy reported on Monday. Dry goods are very cheap, and when the season is suitable a, better movement is confidently expejeted. Groceries remain steady and unchanged, business sooi Tbe fish nsriet has Improved considerably wltn. the prospects of a good trade daring L:nt, at least. Vegetables are steady with the exceptloa of choice spples. which are advanced. Receipts of egg are on the increase, and the demand still light, prices being again down to oldfguris, Eut'.er, kooJ. street rolls ia great demand. Pou.ry active tlonr, Oral a snl Say, F.our-Pa'ent, St 75 as cl; extra fncy. Ii CC 183; faacv.83 9)4t 01: cho'-e, St'i jl 90: family, SS 653 63; treble extra. Si 6.11 75: diub'.e xtr, r2 40,a2 5O: ettra. Si 25?i 85; saperflne, li 00 J 215; tne, 82 00. Wheat A'e quote:

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So. Med NO. a Ked. So SX?d. Sajec'd . Com we quote: So. i wmte.M K?. " White... r.ia "Ith MWed . So. 2 Mixed Hejrcted...... Kjpb mixed rejected.. He'PTt-i yellow No. 3 White rejected .. Ko. 2 white rejected.... found Ear........ March Oats We auote: ao. i white - Lieht nixed., . .M, .' Mixed Kejected.. r.ye No. 2. nominal. Eran Nominal. ERTTISH CRAIX TÜAEI EEVIET. I.OKPON, Feb. 23. The Mark Lane Express, la Its review ol the British grain trade during the past week, says: English wheat declined 61 Friday and extreme dullness prevails In the market. Sales of Engllth wheat during the past weelt were 53 quarters at 22s Id, against 53,103 quarters at 30a 5d duri is the torresponding week last year. Flour i 1 chcarer. There is a limited business in baand the undenry weaker. Oats are improved in price. Th- toreim wheat trade i wr;tc;iedly siow and prtoe are aiu-u eller. The pro.pee s are of deepi r tl-om, If ?hat is possible. Fortign Cour in very dull and diiTicult of sale, Americia maize tn Lon-ion Is qno'.eJ at 22s 6a in excss of shlpmeuts: at Liverpool it is quoted r-gulrly, but in favor of buyers. Sound corn naiutiined much bieher in relative values owin? to ca-city. Four cargoes ar.lved: one caro sold and thrte remain, two of which are Caiifornian ; abJ it tweniy cargoes ae due, chltrly Califoraian. Interior samples of English wheat is Is lower: foreisra wheat is cheaper to-day. English So ir is t I lower: foreign slow with dragging Eales; maize steady; malting barley dall and weaker. IKOIANAPOIIS WHOLESALE M1RKCU Dry Goods. PBIUTS. Windsor laacy . . ;Merrttnac fancyM....SS rai.-inc taut-v .5 iv,oaesb-a laucy ....-.Si .6 iBerwtck fancv ....i Carhprotancv. Richmond fancy.... 6 ISeimovit fancvAM ffath'n'tnn lnl. hin TV hamuton fancy. Ami riran lanrv. .S'ni Amerlran Inrl. h!;i .7Vi American shir tins.4 W Albion solid ...5i .5S 8imp-ou's mining 6 ,4S Steel Kiver fancy .5X .4.Duanell fancy.-....ö Ai.en laccyAlien eh irtlnz. Merrimack shirting. DEES FABRICS. Fad2c poplin lua-ic1! Hamilton alpacas- 9 PaclCc?4cashm'rs..Ui Hamilton ?i mix 112 Pacific 5i Australian r-acmcnoo lawns ioi iPaciäc Organdy .........11 ! Pacific Chambray .. 9 Pacific cretonnes .. 8 Pacific a. f. suitines.- 8 Vi Cr ftp 6 a IS Pacific 6-4 A. C. 2I...-30 Pacific 6-iE.X. cash.2G Pacific 6-1 A. O. cash, 25 MancheeterJS cash ll:Paciflo percaies..... Manchester Ji'DeB.-lS Pacific nun's veirg.16. Atlantic alpacasJ0 Atlantic G. L cash. .2 1 Atlantic T. ea&ha 23 Arilnarton 42-la nun's veiling. 32j Arlington gray cashmere. ...M-.....15 nows COTTONS. AtlanQo A-.... 7 Bedford K.... AtantloH.. i HIll'i Mystlo River... 6 Yardstick.. .. Lawrence L. i. . 5Vs TremonttJ. C ,6 J 7 rndian Head...... äiark ACoacstoga w 6i Saranact - 7 lepperell R 6 Otlca 0..... ....4j repperen ...... ijooii A. A. t Pepperell 9-4 ..18 i Masschuaetu B. B-, .54S Pcppcre 1 10-4 '.0 IvuuJaor H.... 4 BIkACHEO COTTONS, Androscoggin L Lonsdale...... Barker Mllii ..... Farwell . Masonvllle ., Fruit of tbe Lojux, Farmers Cbolce.. Uwlght Anchor Pocahontas ,, .. .. Chestnut Hill Lonsdale Cambria.. - 7V .. S 8 . - 5V ..10S 'A . Vi 17k Eallardvale ... VS amiiutta. .. Blli'a dempcr Idem blackstoae A. A...w Bope etcnville... 64 opprell 9-4. 20 Peppereil 10-4 Just OUC... 43v cottoji riAsnriA B'n Tremont DL. 6 lremontH, Tremont P-.. i Tremont a.. 9 Tremont Y..... 9 Bl'd 7 8 9 10 11 B'n Tremont F . 8 Tremont U. ...... 6 Tremont L 7 Tremont B. 7 Tremont N.. Tremont O 9 Ellertoa CN.. fft E llerton CM 7 Bra 7 10 7X 8 H 8"'. Vi 10 M 11 12 13 14 X 6'4 iTemoni a. .11 13S Nashua Q... Nashua FF Naabaa .. hashua T.. Nashua D Kashna C 6 V4 1 Ellertou CLu. T hZ 8 lEllerton V... Ill 8 EllertoaT......H 8 Eilerton B.. 9 9 jEllertou K 7 8 KUerton q.. 10 3 Kuhn B 8 Nashua A. .... e Kashna AAA... 9 Masbna x . ..tn Has boa XX 1Z AiriosaS&jt Lancaster .. Bau 10v4E 'erton F luvt Ilk E.lerton O 11 14 iKUerton N. 6INSHAM8, . 7 wamsatU .. 13 . T Berkshire.... . 7 'Normanale Glasgow.-... 7 IKOjal...-. 7 Rp.nfre'jr drp.. ioriWhite H'f'g Co 9 7 iJoanson bnk fold.. .10 rt-AXbS AND CtKVIOTS. Amofteaf......... 9 I il'-nama plaids.....- 7 Anogkcag, fancy 10 llxjuislana plaids...., 7V Bates 8 V4 Ottawa plaids . ' Otia B B si Edinbnr obeTloU 11 fark Mills, 70 cbeck-,12 Everett chevio'js.. 9 ''ark Mills, 80 check..l3 Great Republic Cher. 7 tconomy her- , 9V4 Oolbmblan. ,, 74 OUs check . 9 , Hamilton stripes 13X DEIXS. Otis, AX A., .13 lYort, bine-... Otis B B .11 1 1 ort, a;ale... .11 York, fancy.. OtlsCC Amoskeag.MM....MM-14 EverettMMMMmMM.... J 4 Haymaker 8 Oakland, A. Columbian,..., Boston tTICKIXeS. ..11 iLewiston. SS Arnoekeag, A O A York, 30 ln... Conn es toga, B F Conestoga, extra-... Coestoga, 0 O A .lli Lewiston, 82.., 1 ILewiston, a'J -13 I Oakland. A.. ..llXOakland, A A 6BAf BAGS. ..-19 IGranger.. -20 Lewi8ton-, American. FrankllnvlUe ... Btazk, A. .23Georgla, A CAXFR CHAIN. White... ..18 Coverlet Chain. ,20 Colored Candle Wick 2-2 ..MM 20 No. 600 Cotton Yarn-10 Twine 20 The Produce Market. Ergs Paying 22o per doa,; trom store, 25c; and slow sales. Butter Creamery fancy, 27i32Sc: choice, IS32OC; dairy, selected, 15316c; country, fancy, 15c, sweet ro '.. 12c: medium grades, 63:; low grades, t3o per lb. Poultry Hens, 80 per lb. : roosters. 4o: sprlns; thickens, 8c; hen turkeys, 9 He; too turkeys, ; dd geese, and well-feathered, per doa, 80 CO: docks, per dos., 13 to. Babbits 75o per dos. Bquirrela 75c per aos. Feathers Prime geese, 45o; mixed and dicks, 303250. Bags 1310. Wool Tub-washed and picked, SOc. unwashed, medium, 20c; unwashed common, 20c; un wasned fine, 16o ; Cotswold, 15c; do. coarse, I63170: do. cotton fleeces, lira 15a Tne Provision Market, Below are tne present jobbm prices: Smoked Meats, canvased or plain (plain meats not guaranteed azainst-skippers )3. (i Ham: 10 to 12 lbs. average, llo: 15 lbs. aTerae, lie; l",lb8. average, Wie: 30 lbs. average, Viv, heavy averages, 21(315 lbs, lOc CotUue ham 8. 80: California nam. 0; English breao fast tacon, clear, lUo; English aaoaldera, 7o; ramily shoulders, pieces averasriug 6 to 10 Iba, 6Kc: dried beef, 15c. Bacon Clear sides, medinm wt..Hc:do backs, lieht weight, 8c; beides, 8c: French flitch, 7-lt pes, 7c D.8.and Healed Meats-Fnzltsh cared, clear side or backs, unsmoked, Tiic: Bean pork, clear, per bbl., 900 lbs.. Slä 00; pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs,S14C0; famUy pork, dear, per bbl., 200 lbs., 112 M: family beof, 118. Lard Pure kettle-rendered in tierces. 8c: in half barrels or 60-lb tabs. 8Jfe: 43-1 b tin tubs, 9 lie; 20 lb palls, 80: 10-lb palls, 9c. Boiosnaln cloth 6ic; in skin, 7c, The Grocery Market. Cheese mi cream. New York, 14319c; Ohio, Vj part skim, 6380 per pound; White Koae, 12c; Empire, 120. coffees Common, 9X310Ke: ordinary, 104' 3 lie; lair, ll;all?4o: prime, 12"rl2?4o; strlctiT prime, 12Jiai3,c; choice, iayi Old iio-

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ernriK.t Java, l4aX?: McLansblln's XXXX roasted, Mb packages, 10O-lb caEes, 14Kc: 60-lb do., 14:: Arhnckie-s roseted, UxAzi Leverlag's, llc; Cardoba, lyAa-. Gates' A Ko. 1. liJic; Gate' prime, liic. . . . . Eugars-CutlO&f. V,it powdered, 7'c: gnuulated. Vmllc fUndard A. CSVc; ol L, W$ t'fC; white extra C. 5,,,a61Bc; lieht brown, 5 v 6kc; commoa gradea, 5ja4c; Kew griean, vj ' .. - ilolaisca asd Hrrare-KeW CS5 New Or'eaai moiasaes, 5065; tyrwp, 2S(45c per trat, for common tocbOioe; maple ayrap, St 101 S6. Sice vatroUna and Louülaua, 6,fl7c. Soiees-Peeper, l,3l'Jift: aisplce, 13312c; Cloves, 2CS26c; gincer, I7a22c ; cinnamon in, mats, X215c; nutmegs, 753S0c fc Lake, la car iota, 95c; dray lots, II 0031 05; caall lots, loc more Iron store: dairy, U 253 CO. Starch Refined paarl, tH4c net lb.: Eareka, 4c; Champion Kloss, lump, 6(35ic; Improved corn, 6V$at74c. Salt Figti-ilaoaerel, extra ness,f24 perbbL; halves. 112 50; No. 1 mackerel, 118320: halves, ti (10; No. 2 mackerel, 12 WJU; haives, 5650S; No. 2 medium. JS: halves. Si 50: No. a mackerel, 1335 50; halves. 8331 DO: No. 1 white Csh, $6 50 47; boneless fish, ?5 6VJkS per 100 lbs. : boneless cod, 9?: extra, $lö: Grand Bank, Sö(15Xc Per io. rortlra Fruits London layer raisins, new, 63 2C(53 40; new Valencia. House; Sultans, 14c; new Jtinecatel raisins, two crown, V S533 tO: California L. L. il 66: three crown. 13 20. LemonsMessina, ti 60(4 00. Prunes New Turkish, C35Sc: Paltanado.. 8ic; currants, 6?: new Act, layers.. 12Xc. Dates Matte, 50I&I; Lwd in ten-po-ind boxes. 9f3l0c Orans?ea r"iorlia. crate. St. 3 4 JO: Messina Orance? SinKltO . S2 502 75-double O.. 82 "ö'xJ Cd Yaieo"' caes. 85 50 s5 00: Pearutf Raw, Tenneeset, tX43c, Wilmiascton, 8V;c;rcated, lüc; Tennesh.-. , 445c. Biaanas Slfi.' per buoch. Cocoaniai 51 50vo. Caused Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 8 lb., 00: Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, fl 5531 70: 4 lb"., 81 SO-32 00; seconds, 8 lbs. 81 W 1 63: 2 lbi, SI XVdii 48; Pie Peaches, 3 Iba. fl 10 3 1 15; 6 Iba., l 9:.2 00; Biacaberries, I 1031 15; Strawberries. 1 lCOl 15: Raspberries. SI 151 25: Cherrlei'. red. 90a rx!: white, SI 95,2 20. trln? Beans, S05c; Green Peas, Marrowfat, fl 80; 1 85; Yarraour.i Cora, 81 35 41 20: Mountain Sagar Corn, 1 2V.il ;0; Standard 2 los,90cl; Mackerel, SI 25aiS5; II iepples, fl 50JI 00; talmoa, 1 lb 816C(3170; 'fumbkr Jellies, 85 330c; Cove Or&terp, lib., llztn welgbt. 6b370c; 1 lb., fall weight, $HC3ll5r2 lbs . licht welgat. 8110: 3 lbs.. fallwiht,eife31 95: eardinea, Frencb. is, SI "5 per do ; .nieriotu, s, 3D-: par do; Apple. I lbs, JO fi its, 31 K J2 60: gaLoa, ti 25 33 50. Vegetables and Fruits. Esan C-.o!ce navy. Si 50: xnedlam, SI 50; Murows, i i 25; California. tX Potato 2 10,2 S5 par bbl; 55355c per hi. Swee' P- .tc s Philadelphia Jenev, I335 50; Ee' rc - 4oi4 50 : Kentnccy. S3 25-. i 5C. An- v8 noice, S2 7äJ5 00; fancy, J j,43 60; comZücn,i25;läO. Cried Apples Evaporated, 833c; common dried, 5'35iC Peaches Dried peaches, halves, 639c California halves, lie: evaporated. 16 417c. CabbaRe New, per crate. Si 50 3 00. Onions S3 50 per bbl. Honey 189200.

Seed. j Seed Timothy. SI 5?31 75 per bushel; clover, t 81 75-5 2S per bushel. I Goal and Coke. I Kttttnrg, per ton. 81 00: anthracite. 57 00: KayiUVUU fl I J W W aiiUiAU M U1IA & VW l,uaC 1 'llu t a 10c: coke, crushed, lie; Jackson coal. 76; tout's coat 2 ou. Hides, Leather and Tallow. Hemlock sole, 24335c; oak sole, 333330! Pennsylvania harness leather, S3 3 27c: harness leather, (336c; bridle leather, per dos., $60372; doaestlo Kip, 603c; French kip, 80c(3Jl 20; doaestio calf, 70c(3$l 10; French calf, 81 101 80. ..v. No. 1 cured, 73SJc; No. 1 green, 537c; No. lcalt, 9310c; cured, luetic; dry salt, lOc; CInt, 12c; No. 2 hides, Sc ofT. Tallow Prime, 5X'9x:; No. 535!Q. Grease Brown, 43jc: white, 6X5iöa; yellow, 43öHC Drue Market. Alcohol, 82 2532 30: oiomel, 753-50;' camphor; a5t3l3Cc; cochineal, 503cCo; chlorolorm, 90c:331 00gum opium, 8 50J4 7i; indigo, 81 0033 00; mor, phlne, 83 40 3 3 65. Oils Castor. St 55(31 60: sweet oik 90c3l 85; olive oil, 81 50J3 00; bergamot J8andereon's), 82 2532 50; lemoa (Sanderson's), 1 752 00. Quinine P. & W., 11 0531 10; cinchonlda, 40045c. American bi-carb, soda, 435c ; English do., 5.3Gc. Snuff Garret's, 3-oa.pack., 81 CO per dot ; 4-os- bottles, 83 00 per doz. Flove's Sulphur, 438a Turpentine 36333c; Frslish Veueuaa red, by bbU, 2c; less: quantitle.' Iic. Iodine-$1 00; Iodide potash, S3 00. Glove?, 203 25C Rhubarb, 90cS 25. Window-glass, 6d and aoc; double. 70 and 10 per cent. off. Iron and tjteel Market, Bar Iron SI 9032 10 : rates ; hoop Iron, y2 50 rates 1 Norway and 8weel Iron. &o raaea: borao ahoe iron. Sc. Börse Shoe Burden A Perkins', per keg, St 00; cnle Ehoe, Ii per leg advanca. Horse BHoo Naili Northwestern, Globe and Putnam, per box, 81 50. Cast Steel Beat American, per Ib.. 13s; aprln steel, 6c ; tire steel, 4c ; toe calk steel, 5c ; machinery BKlaeellavneons Mrkts. BawFurs Mink, larjre, flark, 33c: pale, SOo; raoooon, black and ezaa, l: large and dart, 6äc; pale, EOc; nn&krat, fail, S7c: winter, 7c; opostum, 53ir?; skunk, black, prime. 65c; shorC stripe, 40c; otter, S33äc; gray fox, 10 3 60c; red fox, 10370a; house cat, 53.6c; sheep xVs, by amount of wool ani quality, 10.i75c: ;ull. long-haired Newfoundland dog sains, 60c 3 l.oo. Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, si 352c; boiled, 54 8155c: lard ou. 6Äa5c: miners' o'l, 53 J55n; labrl-(H'.-2 oil, 12338c; straiu oil. 5i;j0c; benxlne, 10 Sllic: coal oil. Indiana lel test. 9S310c; 150 eirrte, test, 10311c; water walte, 155 degree, 14c. Tinners Supplies We quote: Best brand charcoal iln L c. 10x14. 12x12 and 14x20,86 50 ; IX.10H4, 14x20 and 12x12, SS 50; roofing, 10, 14x20, Sö 00; 20x28, 812 00414; block tin, in pl, 243; In bars. 25c. Iron '27 B iron, 8.25c; 27 C Iron, 6c: Juniata galvanized. 60 per cent, discount: refined, 50 and 10 oer cent, diffount. Sheet sln3, 6c Copper bottoms, 22c Piain iah ed copper, Soo. Solder, 11 (8160, LIV'tS &COCK. Indianapolis Live Stock Mark. CirioM Stock-Yards. Feb. 23. Cimi- Receipts, 150 bead: shipments, 100 head, Verylicht supply of local j quality only fair; market strong on butchers, while shippers were about tbe same; all sold, closing; quiet. Choice illppinz s eer 5-5 5005 00 Medium te good shippm steers . 4 73jj '2b Common to lair do. 4 ( 60 Blockers.. S 50(31 OO 4 bu. 5 00 Ctoi cow? dc Leutn. Median t) rnodcowitnlheCTla 3 6v n L'om mon to lair cows and nelferr. 2 tOi1 "a veala, com moo to srood. Bnlls, good to choice.. Sails, common to good... Milkers, good to choice.. Common to medium. Hogs Receipts, l.sco 4 h) .. . . 3 50 Ol 1 t4M m 3 H(m 43 003'. 20 00, i head; ahipraenta, l 25 (0 oa 1:0 head. Quality only fair. Market opened s! w, but later became more active, and closed stea.l 7. Select heavy shipping... . ...Ji 003 10 Select light shipping......... 4 "531 . Peiect light and heavy packing ......... 4 80 90 Pigs and heavy roushs 4 103t 00 Bhikf Receipts. 250 head; shipments, 450 head. But few here to-day; hardly enough basin ess transacted to establish a market. Choice grades of heavy weight sold higher than hut week. Good to Choice 110 to 140 lbs H 8531 2" Fair to medinm 80 to 100 lbs S 2533 65 Common grades.. 2 10 43 CO Bucks, per head a E0&3 50 Clsewbere. BUFFALO, Feb. 23. Cattle Receipts and shipments not reported. Market quiet and unchanged: exports, 85 85iä,6 10; good to choice shipping, Si 20 ft 5 75; common to medium, 84 5035; butchers' steers. 81 2" 1 75: stockers and feeders range at 83 50(31 76: cornfed Texan s. 8131 50. ' fbeep Receipts and shipments not reported. Market qniet: common to medium. 52 503 25; good to choice, ( 5034 25; extra, 81 50. BALTIMORE. Feb. 23. Beef Cattle Market slow, and prices 12$325c higfcer: best beefers. 80 8796 10; first quality. 85 50(5 75: medium, SI rd5 25; ordinary.83 2531: most of sales were lrom 81 5035 75. Receipts, 1,090 bead: sales, 673 head. Swine Fair supply, and a lir to Rood demand. Efceipts, 5.7S4 head. Quoted at iö 037 25. 8heep ana Lambs Receipts, 2.115 head; sheep, quoted at 82 5035 25; lambs, S3 503 5 75. KANSAS CITY, Feb. 23. Tbe Live stock Indicator reports: Cattle F.ecelpts, OCOhead. Market steady; export steers, 85 40(35 60; good to choice shipping, 85 0035 25: common to medium, ft 5J3 4 75 cows, il 7533 50. Hogs Receipt. 4.600 head. Market steady at 81 'J034 65, mainly 843 50. ßbeep Receipts, CCO head. Market quiet and unchanged. KEW YORK, Feb. 23-Beeves-Recttpts, 4,290 head, including 96 car loada for exportation: receipts for tbe week, 10,740 bead. Lemand strong at an advance of 10 to 25c per cwu live weight. Market active and firm to the tinisn; alsold: cx tremes, common to prime steers, 8S 2-36 80 per owl, lire weight; bulls. Si 70 jt 75; sbipments, 800 head, Eheep- Receipts. ll.CCC head, making 23,100 bead for the week. Market opened with a fair demand, but trade dragged before tbe finish, closing prices nearly a quarter off opening rates; sheep sold at $1 75(36 25; lambs,! 75517. Hoks Receipts, 13,200 nead. making " 003 head for tbe week. None offered alive. Market dull; nominally quoted at 81 50 per cwt. Vorelgjn Moner avnd Stocks. LONDOf. Feb. 23. Bullion gone Into the Bank of tuplsnd on balance to day, 8J2.OU0, Consols, money, 9s 3-16: account, 9K- I'nited States Bnds A. 1 2j3i:-4.Hs. 1 144, Railroad Monds-Can-sdlan Patlflc, 40; Erie, '2d s, 57: Illinois Central, 127),;: et. Paul, 75; Hew York Oentral, 97: Keadirie. Silver. IS 15-15 refined. Petroleum. 7i. llali Ltnseed O.l 21322 22s 6d,. fABlB, Feb. 23. entes, 8U. 35 c,

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. The Orat Raliiamlo Distill at iun of Wttcli Hazel, American Pine, Canadian 1 ir, Marigold, Clover Iiiosaoci, Etc., For the immediate rellat and permanent trare ct every form of Catairh. from a simple head col 1 or Influenza to the loss of smell, tasto and hearing, couch, brochilii and incipient consumption. Relief in five rchiutes in any and every case. Nothing like it. Grateful, fraerant, who'e-otne. Cure Dogins from first appiication, and is rapid, räiilc&l, permanent and never failing. One bottle Eadical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent ard Kanford's Inhaler, iu one pcka;, formings complete treatment, of all druiv. lox 8L00. Ack for Sasfokd's Sadical Cvee. Potter Drng: and t'hsmtcal Co., Boatno. 1 iut blaster for twenty-five teuis. or a It annihilates Pain, vitalize) Sl'ffERi'XG REPVC 'eaic and Worn out Parts strer.pthens Tired Mavle, prevents Pi'csie, and does more ia one-half tha time trail sLj- other piaster in the world, hold every win r?. MliS 11 Stili" To and from Britain and eii parts oi Europe. hi:, v ; 3 jr. neliep route, sliortpt of all. sn 1 :.; u 1. nl ftft ' I i I . T t.ir t VV.l t :i 'Mi 9 1 M- Mr im n1 .lau e. Tv.tn:y-eip!.t ;ir-t rl.i-s t-aui'r-. AccoliiLcdatioL btiMirpas !. Wc. k,y sailings. ALLAN & CO., 72 l.n Sail.? Stret-t, Chicago. Chas. J. StindeH, iii.ca..-er. Admijistrator'g Sale. "VTOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that the undrsigned administrator oi the estate of Samuel Cory, deceased, will, on the 7th day of Mar;h, lBiö. at tbe farm of the late Samuel Cory, ia Lawrence Township, in Marion County. Iacisn. near the town of Lawrence, sell at public auction to tbe highe Didder all the personal property of the late Kemuel Cory, consisting of 2 torses, ?, cow, 50 head of sheep. brood sows, 1 boar, 1 spring wagen, 1 bug y, 1 set double harness, 2 sets sinsie bsrne'S, 1 mower, p'.ows and various artl:lea of terrains: implements, household and kitchen furniture, about 2u0 bushels of corn, ab nut 52 bushels of wheat, hay in mow, and other articles of personal property. On all sums over five (?") dollars a credit ot nine months will be civen, the purchaser to give hie note, with approved ffcurity, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, with attorneys' fee., bearing 6 per cent, interest af er maturity, ana rayable in bank to tbe crder of said almlni.tra:or. All arms of five dollars and under to be paid cash, in fcand at day of sale. ale to commence at 10 o'clock a. ra. of :d day, ROBKRT F. CORY. Administrator of Samuel Cory. Deceased. February 10, ISs5. Sawing ado caGy. OO DAIfJi TEST TRIAL. atovew.Kjd.andSLiloTtsot l.-fr--ut.iii-'u..rniH. IkMaoaJa aWi A bf V of 1 TiU K.W lor fat tn j rmny. Immer MTini- of lh and m.ry. V. n: fur elfr&niJ v iJitwiratMl r:tia. -u.' It, t.i (j.i.ir-f f- " , alw brill iajitlT liiuimita --.fr in i ouion. Ira.. ?Tt9 WnDtfl. fi( '"l- i EOSAECH KTG CO., (AJ 0C ttstU St., CLicaco, IL. . MARY MORRISON ET AL. Yd, WM. NEEDHAM ET AL. Iu the Superior Court, Marion Cjnnty. InJ ans, So. 81 227. Creditors cf tbe Indiana Bankin Company who have not yet had their claims allowed, are r.ereoy notified that on tne 24th day of January. I.v5. it wes. br the ourt iu tbe aoote entitled caue, ordered "ibst all claims against the Indiana l-enx-inrtt ornpany not pre-nted to this court on or befo'e tbe r?t dy cf July. If 85. for hearinjt and ad juitment. sball bs postponed to rial ma wbtcti may bave been before that date allowed, and will. not participate ia the distribution of assets iu the receiver's nnd?, until full payaent shall tsve been made of all claims allowed prior to said aate: and it la farther ordered that all claims which have been heretofore allowed, acd noon which the diridindi heretofore dtc'arcd Uli not bave been called f -r betöre said date, shall, to KeiberwiUa toe uncalled for dividends ihernn, bein like manner postponed and barred, unless othervvifie Fpf rially ordered by tnls court for sool causeshown." K. RA SD. Receiver. üüDiHGEE & CöKARD CD'S7 JilOaUTIKCX. tVKU.HI.IMI tilMi 1. Our tireat SneclaltT iTrwirt-and dwtrihatiric KOtS we deliver strong Pot Plant, euitaUe for tmmfiiatt Moom, eaMy by mail at all Port Otlices. ö J-ntendid Viarietie, vr rft,. mil labf-led. foe St; 1 2 for 2 t 3ö fur )Sö t lOO for jt 1 Alao OTHER VARIETIES & 10 FOR S t according toTaloe. Send for onr New C.nide, 76 pp ele&ntly illas. and cbooao froen oreröK tiivf-st aorta Address, TIIK DIXiEE aV CO A It I C'O Rose (jrowera, W i st C.roveCliestcr t'o I'a DIXÜN'6 U CQMBIXEO H PADLUSK A II k h. ,rr, C" The mo-t 4 ; i ! li ntlwai' " 1 i ollfH-d. vulab'.e article aiv utr mtroj TheBestPadloclc cn Havdiffi-rent. Every Lock War Put up complete a ith Stapit-s. ra n t ed. Saniplrs m nt by mall oa reo, if t of 50 cri.ts. BARTLETT HARDWARE CO., Kfra. of Hardware bpMialtin, FREEPORT, ILLa VV hen 1 MTCur 1 du nii mean riiereiv to iop i..em lfS t!mf idJ tbrnhirrthrm reti'rn aca'.n. I dk-sti arM'fal mr. I have made the diHeana of t ITS, EPM.tl-sV r FALLINU ICK'Esj a la'e-lnir tuidr. Iwarrant tut remedy to coro tbe womt case.. Bwnnce ot hera liave fa'.led is no reawn fiC not now rce!v!iljf a am. tin.l at uiiw I T a t rvat Ii a5 1 a Kre Bottle of rnv iiifHlii c.'.o rern..1-.-. o'.e Ft: ! una Po Ol'i). 1c rntm y-mi n.ii'.ini; !. tr:.:. -t.l I w:U err, vn. Aiilre. ir. H. i. 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