Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1885 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE 8ENTINEL1 WEDNE8DAT APML 15 1885;

IEGISLATITE N0TE3.

Final Adjournment of the Tiro Homes of the General Assembly. Speaker Jewett Delivers an Appropriate Farewell AddreBa-Com-plimentlcs Employes. The Untamed Steed from Jennings on His Auricular The List of Bllla Paaaed and Approved by the Governor. ilr. Smith, the cancas nemine9, wasye3ier Jay elected president pro tern, of the Senate, the Republicans voting for Senator L. AI. CampbeU. A revelation was adopted in the Sena'.e yes'erc'ay morning thanking the Lieutenant Governor for the very able and Irupartf&i manner la which he bed prc3;dei overtaa deliberations of that body. The re.-ola'ioa wss unanimously adapted. James J. Walsh, Eq., of GaeenSeld, it i crderstood by Senators, has mads a rnojt acceptable Senate Clerk. Senator Willard, wLen spesilcgcf Mr. Walsh, taiJ ha was the beet reader he Dad heard except Dai IMacaoley. Senator Johnston was particularly coaplinentary in his reference to the coiittesy and politeness of Mr. Walsh. Otl er Senators were likewise complimentary. Several resolutions were offered in the Hocse and Senate yesterday allowing the employes extra pay. Some were adopted and otters tabled, the only one which dsve loped no opposition bairjg offered by Mr. 'A ieece .ind allowing Martin A. Morrison, ilesdirjr Clerk. t'O extra pay. Morrison is an exception a? a reader, many old members Jeclarirg him to be the best tney ever heard. la tte closing hours of the ilousa yeterdty, when resolutions were being presented vrith great rapidity, representative Willäsas, of Knox, eent up the following, whloh r.as lead by the Clerk: Fe !t reoived. Teat the horaey-haudel sons of toil are Ak:a to Fleeee the 1- reach ejarri.iori and ' i oat to üooe ob the occau wave, M e Dea:a & liit'emore i'leaunt ttaa Moo It. and maketnis J-ebley i'assaee or. a Carr acr jss the Rivers and through the Lale to tLe FUrr to Loop a Wildmaa into the Cart-rieht end first. Wc heilere I escu't (are Adars Mock profanity. In ope i.tud we must have Toaer or fni to Wyu j. while Barne may be built Overman, a Jßoyd alter catcä Trout from the Branch or Eiooss than roast bl3 Shanks in tbe scnociii of Linvllle. What a Ilaworth In Franklin. Is a question that Sears the coasdence of Batlry or r-a.lor. cd scares the Mcdclf when weighed by the Pendleton, whether the hay ba Ireh or euler, ad audw?ches made cf Twineham will Kellisoa or father if well Dunn. Tbere.'ore, we ought to ktt there Hey or net down McBrcome. Quite a little breeza was raited in the Sanma yesterday when Mr. Magee introdacel a resolution thankirg the members of the press for their unifora courtesies dcrin; the meetinz cf the Legislature. Smith, of Jentings, moved to excert the Journal reporter from the resolution, and denounced thit individual as a liar, a scoundrel and a coward. The reporter sent a note to Saiitb, tsjing substantially that thcse epithets applied more properly to Smith than to hire self, and that the Senator could have the opiortnnity of testing the matter of courage if he so desired. A resolution wai then in troduccd to exclude the reporter from tb9 Soor, but after 82veral speeches on both aides ths whole matter was indeänltely po:yened. The tienble with Smith appears to fce that he came up to the Capital City with a greatly inflated idea of his importance, and since othera do not see th's in his pe:aliar light be enppc-ts that a combination has been formed against him among the rejporters. Up to date his anathema have iaiien harmlessly upon the fraternity. THE SPSAKEK'S FAREWELL. ? The Hocse, by a unanimous and Heins vole, yesterday ra'd a handsome tribute to Speaker Jewett in th? adop.ion of l lie fotlomrg resolution, pirposed by Mr S-nitti, of Hippecance, and iatradnced by Mr. Frar'e: Kesolved, That the thanks of the House ro due end hereby tendered to the Speaker, Iloa. (.'r,ini X Jewel:, for the ab'e, courteous auJ impHrtial ir.aaaer in whictr he tas discharged the d-ities o Tres:d;n oSirer of the Fifth General Assembly. e aure him that ocr soo'l wishes will follow !him wherever hia line my fall or his lot ia life fce cst, beins fully assured that he will ba einal to ererT enernency. and fully eqniDpe-1 for any fcUtloncf honor and li uittowiuCU tho psopic anT call him. The action of the Speaker proved that he ras not unmindfaTof the unanimity of the members in adopting the resolution, and ben the motion was made to adjourn sine clie be took occasion to return his thanks to ice members and express his appreciation of their caiform courtly in the following rejrarki: Taa leciilitiye possibilities of this Hous? of t-Llcprt 'v ntatires are at an end, and iu aleir moinetjt it will have parsed away forever. l: achievtmeuta and fail :res will hsve b?com fart of tue history ol tha state, aad ktaud suaxQitted to the deliberate, and, let ns hope, just judgment of our iullow-cltiins. I win not at thin time attempt to review in detail the iaws which henceforth aha!l remain a the monument of your inters, nor have I the preacmption to here advance my own opinion of Uelr mccsaltj or merit. It is &u:heleat now to declare what all who hear me know to be the truth, toat this House convened iu the face oi (rave responsibilities and an enormoua attend of labor. Mo general or spec: tic appropriation bill bad Lea exacted for four years. The new dut4-hou-e x quired intelligent lesrtIation to the end tnt its early coinplvtion might be assured, and the State protected from loa or extravai;eace in coaaec-Uon with it. An extensive ant expensive system of .nijinms lor the insane were halt tialshed, and without means for com pie hon, and doubt wa, expreael as to the proper coarse of the State iu regard to them. The redistribution of the Uon?resaicnai and Legislative repreRentation, always a ditlicutt and delicate tak, had to be male. Numerous minor iDvestiatious were to be mde, and one ."ate irstitntion wits subject to an appiltiDj scandal, which compille-i patient consideration tmi radical treatment. Many creditors of the State clamored lor raiment which had been so Ion; Degitcted that the credit ot this projd r-tate n as in danger of ranking as that of a common cheat. The questions of ihe proper aid to be iven to the btate lnatituticms and of the policy of xhe otate in regard to one or two of them were important and pterin. The regulation of railroad, teletrapn and telephone companies, the questions

tf draluttKe and rravei rem, Ol lees ana stiariea. lhe rexul&tion of mines the protection of citizens In equal rlshts, the relief of the laborin cltea jrrom tte oppretslon lomttlmes prac.lced by employers, the question as to auother Court of Adrpeala Ciee and nnmeroua others prest upon Tour notice and (texanded consideration. In airln such coMideaton you have in one way or the otner considered 6"0 biils. .and 1 believe tsa: the published volume of ire acta ol Xö will In a large measure repel the disposition to criticise the action of this House whlcn is most indulged by those who have the 2at information on the subject. Dnrinx our sleiiberatiOLS there have been natarallr arisen conflicts of viewsand tttaigles for tMe supramary of rival theories, r-uch contention Is incperanly Jccidem to legiblation. It is of.ca a'ia.p aQd cmeiimfs bitter, and whil I beitevo we have tad the smallest possible amou-it of it, we must Fare bee u more than human to Lav Hcspedit iaitoeetrer Addrcsinj; you from this place for the List tine as your Speaker. 1 deiu to again think yo'i lor my eleT&lioii to ll and too cousiderail?!! yoi Fa,ekhrira me while ccupnns; it. if I bsv at limes seemed arbitrary r tjrtriuicil rest ensured that it arose fiom no wish to I io. ouch would have beea a habhy return for 11 your oodueas an J for-nr-Dcein the atrifeful rtya ttiat hare gone forever. Loo kin? Into yon r fares, both meraberi, oi!i;cr -ml gentlemen of the pret, I e not one ti bo n lam not Indtbted in wme Urtree of gratitude . It 3 aa obiitaüon I may never hope todiKhArge. bntit shall nevertheless rest always upou my iieaTtlna'l Its genero-s force. -o with a heart inil of p'eaaat thoughts of all of you. I take my Deal leave of you as your Hpeaaer bat with tn 1 ope that I mav often meet each of yoi as a private citien And In so doliu. I adopt la all sia--rerlty, wbat f deem the sweetest words of graii"With all my love do I command me to you, "And wbat to poor a man as H scale t it "May do to prove his love and frten tm to you, ' Owl willing, aüall not lack." hlU PASSIO IX D APrXOVKD. The followiag bills passed both Houses aad tare been signed by the Governor. Many of

them have emergency clauses. nl those not so provided will go into effect with their publication. There are yet several in the tandj of the Governor nasigned: Legalizing elections and o Tidal acts of thre Board Of Trustees of the town of Kockport. Legall z eg tte incorporation and elections of tae town of Owensville. Gibson County. Appropriating 160,000 to pay the expenses of the extra sesMcn of the present l.eilsUture. Amending Section ilCSof the Kevised 8tatut.es of lbSl. io as to outlaw the Engllna sparrow. Reorganizing the Soldiers' Orphaus' Home anl Asylum for feeble-Minded Children, tnd providlusz that three Trustees, one of them a woman aad the others honorably Clscnargei Union soldiers, shall be appointed by the Governor as a board of management. Legalizing contracts and proceedings of the Eoard of Trustees of the town of Brownstowa. Lecsliz'nj acts of the town of Caaneltoa. KegulaHuj the term of ofhee of County Commissioners. Inquiring the full monthly payment of employes engaged in manual or mechanical labor, and makhig the claims of such employes preferred calms. Authorizing the appointment of shorthsnd reporters for Courts of Record in counties with 10, Ca 0 or more inhabitants, and Cxiog thecoapeastiicn at Lot more than $5 for each day actually employed. i ionibiting gambling on fair ground. 1'rclnbH'ng cuDöity bae ball p aria; where any fea Iii ci areC, and piescnbiag a liae ol not more list 5' for violation. rrohihitig forced contrib'.:t'oas of money or P'cpfrty frorj employe by cortoratioas or tiieir cfttxr. Amthding Eec'l ns l end lac J 3 of aa set entitled "An set to create the Forty-thir l Jul cl Kis'rift. 8nd to provide for holdin? terras of court In tte Fcurtcentr , Fi.':eeutn and forty-third Circuit?." Autboriziug Covuty Co mm is doners to make suitat ie Provision from the County Treasury lor tre ectJtution of pauper children. DfCaing the lenth. Twelfth and Forty-ninth Judicial Iiistricts, tixiegthe times and terms of com ts and providing for the appointment of a Judge and two 1'rotwcuting Attorneys. Levy rig a tax and authorizing a Ich a of 9303,00 for tht completion of the new State Uoua. Legalizing the incorporation aud acts of the town of Llsonler, Noble County. Iaali.lag certain acta of the Commou Council of Lawrcriceburg. I ercitting amendment of olesdlnzs before Justices' Courts, befoie or during trial, new proof will cot tiiereby be required by the opposing psrty. - Arrrcpriatins 1G5 to ray the claim of Jona D. Work, Gustave HukUlciner, anl the heirs of Ceort;e B fleeiru Utlinln the Twenty. fifth Judicial Circuit, creating the Forty-sixth, tlxlng time of courts aad providiug fur the appointment of a Juke for the 1 orty sixth and a I'rosecuthig Attorney for tae T wtuty-Cfth. LcsaiizlLt: certain mlcs of real estate by cominiMoners ia pr cccdiass by aa executor or an admicitrator to sell such real estate. Authorizing a temiorary lonu of S'-'XI.COO and makirg trovision for fuuding the outstanding luii atr .overrate of interest, Aboli leg ofliccs of City Trcaurcr and City As'Cf'p- ii cities of over 7t,0Co people, and proti:1;i?' tl.e discharge ot their duties by the County Treasurer aud Township As.-ejor rosrcciiM r. Ijz&I tng the Incorporation of the towa of J: sc.o. Mcut?omery County. Lcifl iics tte incorporation of tho towa of New listen, Allen County. Providing for the Incorporation of Cih ladders, äi t'.nnig ir iidemcenors aud providing penalties J.'akias the State Board of lleilta to coisiss of f.ve lcembe.-s Instead of four, and providing for the election of a tccreUry of the board, who shall serve two years. LeEaiiz.ujr the construction cf the Daniel lleath Free Gravei F.cad. Authorizing municipal corporions to pnrcLse aud bold real estate for stniury purposes, ad legal! leg purchases heretofore made. Fixing time of VoldiD courts In the Thirtyfourth Judicial Clicuit, and repealing laws la conflict therewith. Amending Section 5.20', ortheTtevlsad Statutes of lslfotlt claims not excteding fVJ for worit

i.eiformcd r t anv ttaie within tne p:evious six i tec p;bi, by iaborim msa or mechanic!, shsll ba tita;eJ a"i pt( ftrra deb a against auy corporation or KT'on i..;ÜT?p. assicning or having till buil-t(-'-i su-icriöod by creditor?. Jvohi!.:;ii. a tax lew of mere than thirty three i cents on the hundred dollars in counties ha7inj j a vi, tii.;; popuiafion of more than 2i,0'J0. hiohltzitlcg the bujiDg and selling of votes.and , y resf-riblc? i c-nalttes of disfranchisement aad incilszibiiit v to oiliee. i icrrynifiüdcr the Congressional UUtricts. Fixiu? l;.e time of holding Circuit Co irU la ; the bourtli Judicial C - alt Concerning the bui'.a of of bridges across bouu- f dary str8ii!s between counties. 1 Arprcpnatiui; SXi.KO to the Indiana Univer- j fitv. ' licerroriiouins the Stats lor legislative purposes. FrcpoMiie an amendment to Section 2 of the Crnsututioii so that no county oincer except 8arveyor shall Le eligible to a re-election for the term : of ctiicn immediately succeeding a term already served by him. Authorizing County Conial''oTs In certAlu cases to cr.n'truct free turnpmcs iiistead of frea j briclRC, and sutnorizing boards to pay for bridges ; built within the corporate limits oi.towjj aai c iiics. 1'it ve ntivg the snrc a 1 of Canada thistles. 1'rovidiL's for the reading ia open court of the foil record of eat h day's proceedings in the Circuit Courts. Fixiu time of holding court in the Thirty filth J - dicial Cwcuii. Ysi:dsti:'4 ackr.owledcmenis 'taken before odi- , cers whose commissions had theretofore expiret. I xtc ndiDg for thirty years miutng corporations xting tct&re the late Constltutioa took eJoct. : l-Cgaliirgcoutinusucesol terms ol courts here- ; tofi,re arjd after this time beyond the expiratloa of the time fixed by law, where trials may be in i rCi-'TCFS at the time of such expiration. diriCK rowers coscerninz libraries ia rsrtaia j citie?, foimerly held by Town Trustee', to Con-; rcon Couucils alur such towns may have become I Citits i Legalizing certain acts of Brown County Com-ini-a oDera t Fixing time of holding and length ot terms of I cocru iu the Twenty-hfth, Twenty eiibth, Foriy- , sixth and Second Judu t il circuits. I f sallzin certain sales of real estate made wlthrut apiraifement by majority voles of Common : Councils of iccortorated citie-. Arproi riatin-! Jt0)000 for the comp'etlou of the t three new A turns for the Insane. Creating the Forty eiehtn Judicial Circuit and i fx'ns the time of boldin? courts in the Twentysi nth. Tnenty-eighth snd Forty-sixth Circuits Grantiui: ctruin righu aod Irauchiaes to the l'noa J-Uii I way Company ot Indianapolis. ; CoDctrnlEg drainage: npealing certain laws, prohibiting the obstruction of drains, etc. Increasing the bond of the State Treasurer to i'.w.UH. Appropriating 1125 OtO to defray the expense! of ' tte r guiar session of tae General Assembly. ! Appropriating J3.0CO to repair that portion of j the Asylum for the Insane damaged by lire. Frchibitio allem from holding titles to real es- ; tute in Indiana. 1 Frovidlug for the removal of obstructions from : hlihwaya. j Auropriating from the general fund for the falaries and expfr.scs of i Htate otlicers and depu-t'-s. s-Bi.reuie Court Judges and otlicers, Circu;t ! jndjcs. l rosecutlnsr Attorneys, executive aud administrative departments, the various State institntlccs, the payment ot Interest on bonds, etc., and tor the erection of tablets to the memory of Indiana soldiers who fell at Gettysburg. providing that In cities ol less thau lu.OCO Inhabitants the County Auditor and Treasurer snail levy and collect the city taxes and turn them over to the proper city oilicera. Herniating the practice of medicine, surgery obstetrics, snd providing for the Issuing oi liceuse to practice by the County Clerk. Legalizing ceruiu records in the offices of County ittcorders Appropriating fj.500 to pay on lightening ro claim of I'avid K. Mnnson. Ameudinc an act ci eating aud defining the Twenty-hut, Twentv-second and Forty-seventh Judicial Circuits, and fixing the length of term and time of holding courts therein and providing for the appointment of a Judge of the Forty aeventh Circuit: for the appointment of Prosecuting Atterneys for the Twenty-first and T weuty -second Circuits, and declaring an emergency. Providing a means of keeping in repair Certain travel roads, pursuant to an act of March 1875. A re end in g section 2,455 of the Kevised Statutes of IsM, providing that appeal bond shall be tiled in less than ten davs after the decision Is made, unless the court, for good cause shown, shall dltect it to be filed within one year. P.elieviog Calvin J. Jac'son.of Hancock County, who lost H.'-'.-i.TO State money by the f illure of the I rid. Da tanking Company. Distributing undi-irlbu'ed money In the Treas ury cf ti e town of Clinton. ermiiuon ooantv. Amerding Section of the statutes of tsl so trat In certain civil cases where the defendant an cot be reached, a notice of the dale and na ture of suit shall be published la a newspaper of fentraJ ein uiat ion. Conce rning gravel an t macadamized roa''3. Inrorporatin th town of Washington, Wayne Couuiy. i;elf sins Jes.e A. Avery. Cornelius B. Wadsworth. Wil'fam B. Hick. AiUiam H. Speer, Robert N. Hardin. Irael Coonarroe. Josepa Ii Hanton, Thomss VN. Janeway, Chris (irnbe and Harvv R. Maihewa. Tiufteeol the several townships of Marion County, ol the responsibility t r various sums of towusuip mouey lost by the failure of tanks. Concerning the election, compensation and duties of the Attomv Oueral of tue U'. " Appropriating l.ü.OUO lor the relief of Mr. Sarah J. Way. Legalizing the Incorporation of the town of l.a-nla, Harricon Countv. Fixing the time for holding court in the Tenth Judicial Circuit. AraendiDg Section S,f3J of the Revised BUtmei of Isbl coDcemlng tb incorporation ot towns Legalising certain asheaameuta for Iba construe tlon of the Blnfnon sad Bedford and Bluätoa end Warren gravel roads. Leaaliiog tne turortoralloa of the town ol Louibon, Marth ail Couaty.

MARRIAGE AND HEALTH.

PmsRURO, fa , Nov. 5, 1SS3. Mrs. Lydia E.rinkham: As is frequently the case with mothers who haye reared large families, I have trial the skill cf a number of physicians, and the virtue of many medicines without relief, and as an experiment I concluded to try yours. I can assure you that the benefits I have derived from it came not because of ear faith I had in it, for I had but alight hope of aaj permanent good. Iam cot a se9ker after notoriety, bnt I want to tell yoa that I hive been wonderfully benefited by your msiJclne. I am now using my foarth bottle, and it would take but little argument to persuade me that my health is fatly restored. I should like to widely circulate the fact of its wonderful curative powers. Pa Iba C. P.; jr. A Main's Thanks. A well-known business.tnan or Wiloiiagten. N. C, writes to express h's thankt for the benefit which his wife has derived from the use of airs. T ukham's Vegetable ComFound. ' It is r;t i p!easard,"iiesays, ''that wnte to express to you my graiituds for the relief aod benefit your Vegetable Ciapound has been to my wife, who has bea troubled with ulceration and a tumor weighing two aod one half pounds, bo tne dotor said. Ehe has teen under the. treatment o! the coctor for six years. Finally he said he rot Id t?o rcthing more for her; that she wculd die in twenty four hoars. Tnan I comrLttcfd using yonr Compound. As i. a as 6te commenced to take it she cornn enced gtttiag better, and now she can at ttcd to fcer dczcestic afiairs as well as sbs evr could." ladles' Weaknexses. Mr. T. H. GafTori. of Church Hill, Md., is wife to so toan g iui ior tne restoration or hts complete health that he is willing to certify ti the fact tnd manner of her cure. To MfS. Lydia E. Pinkhara: This la to cart fy to tte grand effects of your Vegetable Compoand. My wife was suffering from a terrible d'esse which s?emsd to bii'ili the skill of the best medical men. Sie was in a poor, languid, dprs?ed, nervous condition. We hcelly concluded to try jour Vegetable Compound, and to our great surprise the half of one bottle had no; been taken before there seemed to be a thorough cbanrs In her whole condition and now to day she is in good health and entirely relieved from all former Icpresied feelings. T. H. liArroRD Asr Wirz. LYDIA K. PINKHAH'3 VEGETABLE COMfuL'ND is prepared at Lynn, iiass. Price, ft. Six bottles for $'. Sold by all druggists. Seat by mail, postage paid, in form cf Pills or Lozenaes on r:c if t cf price as above. Mrs. Pinkham'c "Gu de to Uealih" will be mailed free to any lady sending stamp. Letters confidentially answered. Fixing the time of holding courts ia toe Thirtysixth Judicial Circuit. Legalizing the incorporation of the town of Amlis. Hen ton County. AppropriaMi 5,900 to maintain toe Indiana exhibit at New Orleans. localizing the iucorpor t!on of the t'nion Loan aud bavinys Company of Marion Couaty. Authorizing the levying of a township tax of 1 pc r cent, to support libraries. Chansing the time of holdin; court: in the Foity-ttird, fourteenth aud Fifteenth Judicial Citcults. Lcyaiizlng acts of Notaries Public whose commls'.ions had expired. Appropriating SJj.SCLCt to pay W. B. Burford fcr public priming. A I'oreprioticg 1.01". for the payment of a claim of carlon & Hellenbeck. Legalizing the appointment and acts of trustees in certain ca'es. Appropriating ftft.fOO to Purdue I'niversity for the years I.nm and 18sl Amending the act incorporating the town ol Vtruon, Jennings County. Appropriating ftf.oOO for the erection of a new building at the Reform School for Boys. Itcgnlating the bns'noss of building, loan fund snd savlugs associatious. j Prcvid ng means for securing the health aud sa'etyof persona employed iu col mlaes. pre- I scribing penalties for violations and repealing all conflicting laws. - ' tnipowering voluntary asoe!atlous liuorporatd under the laws of tne State for esUUlUaiag i hemes for sged females, to receive Into such j homes seed men also. Providii'g that interest on county bonds msy be raid annually or semi nnuailv. 1'rohlbilirg the importatlou of forcija contract labor. Amending the set providing for the or?aniziticu tnd ptiptttKty of voluntary associa'ious. I'rctiLLingJi-iCiimiuatioEs by telephoaa cornpanics. Authorizing School Trustc?s to piy out of the special school fu- d money lor real estite parchased lor a public library. Appropriating St.lst t.J io reimbnr9 the c'ty of Indianapolis on ae.ountof money expended in the construction of the Keforrn&tory sewer. Appropriating llüJi'O.'l for the payment of c;rtiin claims of memters of the Indiana Leg'.oa. Authorizing Boards of County Coiumisioueri to atcept gravel roads snd maintain the seme. Ameudirg the law providing for the taxation and registration of dogs. Amending e-ectioa li-.! of the election conte-:t Jnw, so as to give the judges the right to examine ballots after the same have been read aad antounced by the lnpectors. Providing a contingent innd of SJ.000 per month to be disbursed by the Superintendent of the Hospital for the Insane. Rniuirlng plats of new additions to cities or incorporated town to be submitted to Council or Trustees before being recorded. Authorizing owners of land separated by railroads to construct wairon ana driveways over such rrrosds: si so, releasing railroads from liability icr sic rk killicg on account of such driveway. Legalizing a deed for certain land in Randolph County mane by Aou-.lla Jouej, as Treasurer of tue Slate, to W illiam M. Lock. Authorizing the County Treasurer. Auditor and Peccrder jointly to acce pt oilers of co-n promise louchipg delimptent lands la certaiu cacs by consent Of the Auditor of State. Legalizing the organization of the Zioasville and Pike lownahlp Gravel Uoad Company. Allowing County Commissioners of different count cs to tiElte in the purchase of grounds aud b.iiidircs fcr tn orrrans Home. Providing thai au person may appeal from a decision of County Commissioners In claims against counties to th Circuit or Superior c;ourus. Authorizing universities and colleges" to acquire, told and dispose of real estate. Krgulating weights and measures. (living to all people, without regard to race or previous condition, the advantages of restaurants, Ii cs. eating-houses, barber-shops and all places of l uollc accommodation and amusemeut, and providing penalties for violation. Authorizing Commissioners of. counties with unccrrpleti d Court bouses to issue bonds te raise iuuda for their completion. i ix in- tne time for holding court ia tne l wenty f Ifta Judicial Circuit. Authorizing the Councils of cities and Hoards of Trustees of Incorporated towns to pass and enforce ordinances requiring contractors to receipt estimate records wiihin thirty days after payment of street improvement claims. Appropriating fcl.000 to pay the indebtedness of tt e titate to the estate ot Daniel Hough. . Requiring foreign Insurance Companies operating in the 8tatc to have a paid up capital of I-'jO.-(tu, of which Sito.Coo must be invested in stoiks crested under the laws of the United Slates rr.ating the auditor of State the attorney of the elate on the Ute s dealing with such compaaies, empowering him at any time to examine their accounts, tnd dthniig the duties of agents of said companies. Creating and defining the Twenty-first, Twentysecond snd Fottv-seveuth Judicial Circuit, fixiDg the lengto of farms and times of holding courts therein, and providing for the appot aire en t of a Judge for the Forty-seventh aal a Proaetutiug At'oniey for the Twenty-second. Amend ng the act providing for the appraiserrent. pnrchase aud converiion of toll roads into lite roads Amending ibe Justice of the Peace act so as to allow gravel road companies to sue for toll in any to wmhlp. Providing for the enrollment of late soldiers, tkeir widows and orphans, by Township Assessor. Concerning contracts made by the Common i Council of cities lor grading and Improving j alr-ets. I Author';!!? the Governor to issue a patent to Frank Coitee. for e-rtaio land in Laporte County. He easing the Btste oilictrs from liability for cots in suits against the State. An asdltor Asaaulted by Women. Nvack, N. Y., April 12 John V. Orderdenk, editor of tbe Iodependeat Advertiser, was publicly assaulted with horeee whips today by (he wives of two police constables for publubine offensive articles about tneir hosbanda. We call especial attention to the ad tertis men t in this issue of IVfr. J. C. Vanghan, sfsdimsn at No 42 LaSalle sUeeL Chicago, who prlnla one of the finest catalogues ot the season, covering seeds, garden tools, plants, etc, who location at Chicago place him in the best pof libit position ta supply our reader. It will pay any one to aend for bit catalogue before baying seeds or tools.

IT7LE PILLS.' fkst naadsehe sod re'Ieve aa tbetronV.-slr'Ü' dent to a bilious Biota ot the eystem, euch as Dustiness, JJaasea, Drowain?, Dist-e fr eating, Pain in tha Sido, &c Vhii tri- . i-zzz?x able success has been ebo- aii. (3 P y-a Vff ü?fJN Hdr.ehe, yrt Carter's Lltt!c Ltver PIT.s are ejna!iy valuabia in Constipation, enrinrr and preventing this annoyin? complaint, while they also correct c.;idiordi!mof thd stomach, stimulate the liver audregulatatoe boweld. v ea If ihey only cared Ache they sroutd M atmoit priceless to thOM seei aallcr from this c?rcs.inj complaint; bat fortsmtcly Uieir g-nxtetss does rotend here, sad those who once try them wul find tliese Itttle pills vala bio tn bo laauy w&js that they will not be wUilxLg yt 6 witLeut Uiem. Cut oiur aJ sic hds.d la the bane of to many lives that ncre Is where t4 rnaka oar Treat boa-it. Our pilla core it while OUiers do not. . Carter's Little Liver Fills ar very rrnaH and very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. .They are etrictly regetabla and do not gripe pr parjre, but by their pcatlo action pleaaa all whj sue them. In viala at 85 cents ; flvo for tU .Sold by drugcists everywhere, or sent by cuuL " ' CAKTnU MEDICINn CO., , Pew Vorla Citri A Devilish Deed. NotHop.r.r, Mo., April 11 Our usually 1 quiet city was to day the eceue of srreit ex- ! citemtnt, caused by the arrest of Charles J. ; ünntler, a farmer living four milts south of ; this place. Dunkler has a wife and three chl'dre n, and is cbarp'd with ari outrageous SEsault on two cbi el ren, daughters of Eivtard Shore, and aped eight and ten jcirs re- j spectiyely. Shore was away from home, aad , L'cckler, finding he was not at home, went ! to tk-e house and dfnoanded admittance. Oa beirg refused admittance by the children he ' threatened to break down the door and so ; frighten 1 Ihem that they .unlocked the d?or, when he entered and snccef ded in bis Hcu'orit! lt1Ari-nt TSpallti ft 1fiplitn - were heard on all sides Dnokier was remended to jail to await the action of the Grand Jury. Don't faklp This. Fo many schemes are put before the publio fcr the increase of rewspaper circulation, which seem to be plausible and yet are fraudulent, that when a legitimate, honest effort is made to build up the circulation of a legitimate, honest, paper, by legitimate, honeEt means, peor'.e who have been so msny tin.es dared are very low to respond to the genuine scheme. We are led to this train of thonght by a perusal of th9 advertisement cf the American Rural Home, of Rochester, N. Y., published In th?3 issue of our paper, to which we call the attention of eur readers. We are acquainted with both t8per and publishers, and take pleasure in recommeudit g it as one cf tbe very best farm si d family journals in thia-erjuntry. Every tenon who seeds Si hra year's subscription to the paper receives a hsndsome present which is donated by tbe alverlislng patrons of the paper. Thee premiums consist of cattle, land, rearers and raower, plows, bocks pictures, organs and tho3$nds cf other valuable articles. Tne Rural Home Company 's indorsed by Han. Corcelim R Paiscn, Major o' Ructeüer, to whom joa can write if you have any dinh'a as to its reliability. It wi 1 pay you to seihI for simple ccjy if nothirg more than to get a laok at tl repeat tsvelve page, slxtyco'nairi illustrated jsrer. Addresi Rural 11 o aid Coatpacy. Limited, Itjches'er, N Y. Aritlre to He-tlie.n. AIR.-. '1 U;.S1.!)T'8 XrTiil.Vu VRUF sroiid alwaT bs iseJ vir children an couic teeth. It nsilsvys tHe U:t satrerer at ence. It produces natural, qiet leer! by relieving the child frota pata, an-; the litl'a cherub awakes as "bright as s bctron.' It Is very pl-.Asant to tarrx. It soothes the child, s.ftiii the fem, allayiail pain, relieves wind, reg-oiaus tts bowers, and is toe best known remedv o dialrhiva, w he-tte: arlslni? t?03 teetbtrg or other csusea. Twctnly-five c&nu a botUa. Li ü Absolutely-Pure. This powder never vanes, a marvel of purity strength and wholeaomeness. More economic than the ordinary kinds, and can not be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only ncans. Roval Bakiks Powdsb Co., 100 Wall treet New York. BRDvnrp HI p: ! 1 TRC g CE5I TQSIIC. This sdlöle, eombtnlnt Iron with tUT Sraeatabl tonira, quickly and completely tum l)vavnalaw lBllctlon, emb. Impure It I od, MsJartav,caUUaJi4 Ftrverw auid Naaralgtu. , ... It ia an unialUr remedy for DUtasas of tho FiltJko yullara, Women, and aU who lead sedentary lira, t It does not injure tbe teeth, cause beadachtM arndur constipation o'Ar Iron aserf umö enrichei and purifies tbe blood, at tmulafcaw fappeUto.alda the awlra ilaUon of toodwalevea Ueartburn and Belchini, and atreast k ;i The genume ""i mi imss n -

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I rcdnctlon cf Clif mlrslly Pars Cream of Tartar Total EllmUatlon of All Lime louparltiea ' I0Urorta la Btialng A Laos; S'tiido Toward Pare ruuit, New York Tribune Diicover'es o much importance on account of the relation they bear toward a rxore.wholetotie food enpply, and consaqnently upon the public health, have been recently made in the process of refining cream of tartar. Cream cf tartar, as is well known, is a bitartrate of potassa purified frcni the crude tartar, or argol, which collects in a crjEtalline deposit upon the bottom and sides cf wine casks during the fermentation of the wice. This tartar, in its crude state, contains lime and other impurities, which no process cf refining, known prior to that here described was able to entirely remove. It has been possible. It is trup, to neutralize the lime to some extent by the aid of chemicals, and this method wa resorted to in crder to procure crea-u of tar tar in imall quantities for phirmaceutioal puipcsfs: bat it was; open to serious objection m view of the fact that the chemicals employed for this purpose were not alaajs wasLedcut but remained in quantities that v-re nr. certain and prejudicial to its qaality. The iuppcted im risibility of its removing the lime has, accordingly, caused r.-ecu o! tartar to be cleeeed and sold as pure whoii it did not contain more than ö per cent, of Hih imrnrily. The major part, however, of that ntcil in commerce, or for culinary purposes contains the tartrate of lime to an extent much greater than 5 per cent, not infre quently being found, upon analysis, debased to a degree equaling one fourth or more of its entire weight. In a report upon the subjVci of foo.Padulferaiion made to the New York Sta' Hoard of Health by Professors Chand.'er and Love, it Is stated that of twenty seven samples of cream o! lartar bocght from dealers as pure sixteen were adulterated with various snhstacce s from .1 to 'SJ ercent,, wliiie c f th ren.ainder 11 contaired taitrA'e of Line, soiae as hih as 10 öl) per cert. The terious character of this a Alteration is more readily appreciated when it is recollected how largely cream cf tarttr eutera into (he pretarat on cf the food cf every fütuily. In connection with soda in bikina icjtfrier it is the chief agent now employed ior raisirg and making light and digestible all our bidcuit, cake, and other fastry, and la besides, in many communities, superseding tie old fashiored yeast for ail leavening parpoie, eo that it ia employed to sojee extent in slmost every meal of which we eat. The arxonnt ci cream of tartar used In this conntry in a year in baking powder and otherwife in lhe preparation of food, is estimated at lü.OTO.OOO pounds. If th:s were W par cent pure a high tütiaiate we would coatune one million ponod or more of lime annually as a substitute, fcr bread So large a deterioration becomes appreciable in the deprivation of oar food of a portion of its nutritive elements Bot only, but if, as is now supposed, this excess of lime taken into the tysiemhasa relation to the rainful affeo tiers of tbe kidnejs to prevalent in this country, i's bearing upon the health of th entire community is too important to bs overlcoked. Tne new procesj by which cream of tartar is predueed 1C0 per cent pure that is, with the lime totally eliminated, by treating the cruje material under pressure instead of ujing any chemicals whatever for the purpose, was the discovery originally of a German eht-rnifjt, but has bfeu developed anl perfected by tbe Royal Caking Powder Compsrjy of this city, through whoso efforts a few years since ia betalf of a Irgh standard of purity in food, the public was rid of the poisonous alum baking powders at that ti i.e so prevalent. The determina ion ot this ompany to piece upon the mitket nnlv absolutely pare I'ccds, and the impossibility of doing t ih f:oni the cream of tartar of commerce, mi'it it aptarect ttat some new method most be sought by which cream of tarter could b t-jc cored in large quantitit. free froat li n ei i rhen lcally pare. The creatu of tartet lehr ere cf this conntry a-id Europa when apj reached upo j the subject dtc'are.1 such a result impossible, and dtclir.ei to incar tbe e xpecd'ture ecessary to make the tr.al. Tbe R'jyal Bakti g Powder Company accort ingly resolved to solve tbe problem for itself, at-d, having secured t It a aid of the best chemists cf Eurcpe aod America proceeded with its investigations and disc veries until the result, after several yfa-s of labor and tbe expenditure erf over SVW.OOO In the purcbaseof patents, perfecting o! processes and the erection cf bui dirgs and machinery, was reached in tbe complete attainment "of tte end sought. Tbe works now owned by thi New York Tartar Comp my are located in Iirookljn, and exceed in size at d capacity ary either similar refinery io tie world. They prodore a chemically pure cream of tartar, abicli !s iot extensively used for pharmaceutical pieparations, and in the nitnufac lure of the celebrated Royal Baking' Powder. The energy and outlay that have effected this will ULdoabtedly be fully rewarded by the pnblic which will chielly benefit by tbe successful istue of the investigailons. People are coming daily to more fully apprciate th vkiDf ef pole and wholesome food. By tbe ejclLs v UMa of this chemically pare cream ef ttrtar, the Royal Baking Powder is t reduced euti.elv free, from lime, and absolu'ely pure qua ities possessed by no other tak-ps powders yet made. A biking powder ei titelt free from lime or other impurity n ust not or ly contain more strength or lcavr-h g power, and produce better food, and therefore be more economical fjr use, bKt what is n ote important, possess qualities of superior wholesomenees. Cbemists and physicians have looked upon the experiments wilh much interest, aod regard their success as a matter of much importance. A GHASTLY FIND. Tl: Kody of a Woman round Packed In a llox Kxpresaed From Chicago to Lafayette. Iid. La cs v kite. Und., April 10. This afteruoona United states Fx press sgent delivered a box to Che ilea Shilling, a grocer's clerk. The charges were paid, and Shilling at once knocked off the lid and began removing the sawdust, when, to Ms boror, a bun an band was disclosed. Further investigation showed sa entire body packed in tte box. Tte tody ia that of af woman. Tte Uefa tss been remove froai ike tones, and tne la'ter look as though they bad be-cn In brine. The smill was st ll quite ofleusive. Shilling returned the box to tbe company. All the information that cau be learned is that the box was sent from Chicago aod charges paid. Cm the lid is written ta peacil Shilling's nan.e snd Lafayette, Ind.. and over this is bis came and address, evidently lettered at the express ctlA-c. The lox bears the stamp of the n aln office ai,d tbe name C. W. Cook, evidently the exi ress rgent wto received lu Why it should tesent to Siiiliirg t a myt ry. Tue express aeci.t heie will give the .ox and contents to the Coroner. ' Catarrh Cured, A clergyman, atler suSenng a number of years from that loathsome disease, Catarrh, after trying every known remedy without success, at last found a prescription which comp'etely cured and saved him from death. Any sutlcrer from this dreadful diseasnendJng a iilf addrewed stamped envelope t Dr. J. A Lawrence, ltd) Dean street, Broklyn, N. V.. w'M oiv tha rcip frM of oHarg. mm jm Sbs W bill Cfull wt Talnabta TI e7var rsTaM

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ÄCSr.TS IVAriTEDÄS rr.OOF tli.t Areals er maTclair from ST3 to Si 1 OO ix-r mouth, rirmcra mate XQ to S500 during the si-iut'Jt Lad;rsbaveErcit6uccc3Kllingtl:i3'asher. r.ctxil prtoeonJy S3. Sampleto those'dcirlng'tnatrencySS. AlsotbeCulabrated KEYSTONE WIlLNtlEIl.S at manofactureralyreet price. AVe turtle tbe strictest lavetiKt:on. beu4 your addreas cn a postal cud for further (axticltca - LOVELL WASHES CO., ERIE, P.-L

Cold Medafa Paris, 1878. Uz Favcrita Nsmbcri 303, 404, 332 351, 170, snd hiothej stytsv 5?:cJ i.n.rou2;iii?J tti vcria Tte Eldest Vm Orl! ' (new). E. NASOK JL CO..1I0 Fnlt.in SU.New York. Tf WEAK KFfJ"---'-maD hood, tc. 1 ill --rni (,41 n v.-r St.-1 n-r. i tija the above dii?a.--.a!fo d.rt t !tn - :f-.tn-p. tr of cLre. Address 1'ioL F. C k'O'A LLXMoodui,Coaa. MANLY VIGOR. All suCtrlcp from c.Tc's of Youthful lrnr Early Decay, tte. 1 will nmil yiu trcatie aad particulars of a simple, safe cure iree. K P. ROsK. It Bow-I St , Nw York. 20 HiclJea Name 10 eta.' I'-v a- .. trr r'.r i'.;.-ti br hasist hwM'nr im r- 1. ; Nfw I sea aorird rimhoM tl t kmnias ! i 4 a, j t tft .' - rxi rtlff ft. M lhcA;ev.ive;:-l I-t . t a fewer ttsssssVssVssssslBiiVaVaBSBHM st sr. cfsm pi el I y trnssssat1 New Hi (Ha mole ltook. H!i-wrs I l.i-i . t ! KHK vohcftciivrassr. CATII OL 4 AKl I O- llflrtfarsl.C A SPECIAL OFFER, THE WATER B CRY WATCH in a stem-winder, t.n i iil run Hi bours. Tbe case is MCh.KLMLVLK.ftn 1 will always remain as triebt as a nev silver lollar. The Watcii Las u heavy bt-veled edff(. end cryntai face. The v.orks f the Watch are ma Ja wi'li the finest nutociui io ir.achinery. Every MTateis U'iLVI'EÜin varyin0 iis'iticm8 ard Is perfect befor leaviiij tho factory, llin h Watch is put up in a haud?ome new improved SA ll.VLlMvU case, for ta'.c tniiiportation tkroujrh the mailn. So well-known liavetbese WaU-hes Income, tboasnnd' are burin;? them tn preference to higherprifcd Watches. The Company are nw niakimr 1,C(K Watches each d iv, anavcrace of ls M atches per minute You would i nacrino tbe w boli country suppliel by this time. -Dy no means. This lsthn mn-haut"s Watch, tho farmer's Watch, the n iaerw Wotcb, the ;.xn r"8 W ateli. the Ioy's Watch, tins Sebool -girl's Watch in fart, ever) body's Watch. On receipt of ua scad tUi'slav Liatt-a Watch by registered mall, prrpain, CnAraDlre it to reach yoa aafely. Tli W atcrbury Watch Co. bf a national r-ruta-ttoir for maVin tho UEbT tHEAf WATtfl l. TUG WOiiLJJ. Wo have recelveel from them their XEW Wath. a pre:it tmprovcmr.t over the Crst ones made, an i a r.iarvil of giinrlicity ar.d accuracy, containintr morn i:i?orl than any other ariiela placed befnr.i t' . rnM n for matir yeurs. Tho cut ehow EX ACT I7.i: of W atch. A Wutoli made by hand would eost as much as a Cotta 73 by the sca-shoro or a sninU yacht, and take as 1-mir to build, fco perfect is the machinery used Indianapolis, Ind. embracipsr aFl.eaUB.