Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 22, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1885 — Page 4

THE INDIANA STATE SENTiNEL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1335.

IHK ORK AT m I S M : k( TJnfailing Specific for 17 :l 'ii mi "yL'u'ß-si I I &VMBTfA9ati R"'" o !) !,' In tiavith; WllllrlU If 1 O miru cucsl rlnt or cotrre.! .t:i' a tr..w-i f r: i-aui in th- fo. V . vtrs. -r jrir.. fen a-h I lwa " - Mtttc: viii't.iwaaiiseajnJ: t.u!i.f i:il'rr-t!ii; i .t'.'-cy antlarM eructations: lviw-l alternately i i-re an.l 1 : fa. wmd arkr I lo-. of mnMr-. with painful senat"i ol lining lilr-1 to do somctliuiaf ttit.h .ic'ir Ti ha! tinse; airallttyl lm-sot!!. a tiikk. jallaw i.pwin.etif thr -.kuninJeyev: dry coi.h ; !evr; rrit.nrs. : t:i? untie i scanty and liUs.olu-cJ. aud, if a,ltHl t t ni. aep.it a x"vL uicnl. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR 1 g-n-r'.ly used in the South to aroiis the Torpid L rrr to a healthy action. Being irrly ;tabh, no particular care i- required while ing this medicine. The Regulator act without disturbance to &e system. j;et or oct upatiuu. It rsa7Ults tls l.lter, acd Nature relieving herself, cutse-. the bile to act as the purse. The e.xce-s of bile be'pj removed, a tonife rflct n produced, and heaitU i perf-ctly restored. It 2 3 jiats: ths l:Ttz asi Sxj7e: tdiiTAlMUi It Ii :Z27An7 C172Z F03 DYSPZPSrA. The TJstilator contains no q-.nnine, mineral, or anjlairg that will injur the ni'v-t telicate latent, aid i 2:ven with Mfft.r and the happiest result to the most delicate infant. For ail d: a"ie-i in which at lnxatlT. lterati or purgative is needed it wi!l g;ve tl'.e mot rfect satMa:t:rn. The Cheapest, Purest and Best r mmxiy meaicinc in me w oriu i THERE IS BUT 0ÜESIMK0.1S I &- LIVER REGULATOR! S- that von get the gennlne, wrth the red Z oaf.-jnt of V ripper, prepared only by J. H. ZEILIN & CO.. sol mormiruns, PHILADELPHIA. PA"WEDNESDAY. JirLY 1. TKRMS l'KIt Y KA It. r-ing1- Copy," w ithout Premium 1 '0 Chihs of eleven for 1U We a.k Icumci-ats to bear in miud and s'Ic t tb-ir O'.vii Stxif ptiifr wlu-u thoy i-uiui tu takf Hihs'rijt:r!ii anil mnVt' up rln!. As-nt liiHkiii up -ltils m-iuI fur any inionna(in J"-irt'iI. AiMrvxINDlAXAIt.l.lS SKXTINKL roMI'AN'Y. luliin;ipi!io. Inil. Uwext new stork's asx'rt3n'4 trouMr in C'U-H-Jalr.- I';ilinet uU 1 It--. Jlox. I. V. Vnrhi:m will Itlivt-r th'roitrtli of July oi ;it ion :it 'IVrrv Haute tili year. As tjloiou in a toal mi no near Soorlinick, (iiTinjiny. Saturday resulted in the los-? of eighteen lives. Ths audidat for u rotujsterlti wtio Cherts Utilise AVanl .v"- for an appointment H"t left." üimm! enougli! Mi- i k 1 1. M'ji favorite ilower i the primrose. unto the man vhoappru;u he Jie White 1 1 ti-o whistling Sweet Violet. Jt i.Y 1 the new Hstjge law goe int.. elVeet. jKTmittinir letters weighing an ounce to go for two cent-. :nul making other ehanges , It l -TK M iv Mill clcTiouix-iii!; tlif "relxd Major f .friends." Tlieold mhIJ should Imve more res--t iwr ln3street hmJ Mahone. Louisville And Mosel y, Key and OhaJmer. Jr is well sai.l lliat the living Christian. Jiiirf if In art. and uiipottfd l.y the world, i th lH'st J'rea her of the o.spe in these tlays, .Idh MrCri.Lor..H. the actor, is rowing Vorsc, his mind weakening rapidly. He has leen taken to the Insane Hospital near New york City. R giKxl friend KirkwtHxl. of the Muni-ie Time, is the inly Hoosier w ho .sueeetsled in pas-lug the nrent exaniination for I'ostiJilier I ii.sj ieetor. Y.i err.si.NTtTivK Jmi,s, of the Illinois state J--'.-vlature. eharged with a criminal assault upon a girl piige of that WmIv. has heen lis'hargetl. The ease was submitted to the "otirt V itJioe.t argument. Tit'i:i.E is brewing in the new I5ritih Calviiiel. Already difl.Tene- of ojiinion are said toexi.-loii the budget and the Kgyptian question, arid it i helJ tlouhtfiil if these tli:H-rvuccss will Ik -asily re-.iK-iUil. Who would have thought twenty-live year :n i hat I hf l-'iina K fi I1 unii ir-:iiis in Imliati (UM rver Imvuiiimi' t. ml ikm( iji-j ini-.-i;. uhI ion. New Aii any ld-er? They were not even in favorof lifgro stiffruif at that time. Tnr. ( !ii ago Tribune's Washington iecia Miy.s that tlie Indiana ( 'otiKresstiieti iiave -oiuromLsfxl tlioir diiren nces and decided to agrw on Jt.lm Schley, if IndianaM!is. mem)ht oi the l-otislutiire, as their candidate f.r Ttiblii: l'.-inter. Ki:v. Ik. Taivu.k faile! for KuroM last fvitinhy. 2;ote a largo number tf the preai h.er's friends were present to say jroodlye. lie .seemed in splendid luiiin.r. arid had a peu5ant word for all. He told t hem he Jioj-tl to return sftensithened in faith and Jxwly. Hon. Abrain S. Hewitt went on tinframe steamer. Wn.t. th' editor of the Palladium plea. Jf-iitir a Te.entant retielT Ilesjxaks fn-ejy oj nnreix-ntant rebels now please let us know what constitutes a repentant rein I mi'Oniing to yutir ideas of rebels. Uiehmond Jinfuinr. . Why, tltat Ls an easy conundrum. A ."repentant rebel" is a rebel that votes the Itepubiiean ticket. Why don't you a-k him a Jiarii one? Vor instance, will the Palladium tear it- f-lilrt over civil service reform if the iirxt .-"resident Ls a I'epnbliean? It is pleasant to know that the oflicials of the Trca"tm- Iepartment at Washington are tf the cjiiniou that the undervaluation of foreign goods at the New York Custoni-Jiou-e w hicli lias leen so injurious to honest imi-orters, will be almost if not entirely broken tip by the prompt and etfectual tnove-jio-itst S- retary Manning. Thus the work pot s bravejy on. The lxMks are being oj-ne 1 n IIk rasx-al are teins turned out. In all roiniiienia! renters, here a ud abroad, Jdle cait:il aUmiKls. Ianks in Hartford, Conn., request a withdrawal of de.sits, And ti savings ba:,k there paying 4 jer rent, to it clejHjsitors, recently pun hased .vk,oji ,,f tl,v C '-on net tic at 3 per rent, bonds, and j.ai.1 a fretnir.m df per rent for them. Lirge piuount pf money are sent jo New York for f ii vestment, United States 3 per cent, bonds ire ouöteJ at 104; the 4 at 12:;.;. The per (sut. cvvli viOrcat JLäluaacs quvtci at

!".;,'. Money o;t rail, Mon-Ic oüa'ertls. i Hinted at (Vt. Tie H trtfoid Times l i-ks fi.r :t rciietion industrially, but meanwhile in! ises real t-stale invest:n-r,ls as the safest seeurity in the lni run, p.iyi;i ln-itc-r than s( k or IhmhJs. TiiitiTV-Tnr.i.K i:i"in!M-rs of the Illinois t,egislatun an1, it is:iid. to Ix- invi-stisited ti rliarr V rtirnstion a tut injltVaar::e. There must 1. .s.i?ni tiling T"!i-.' alu.nt it. Onlv thirty-tliree. Wliy, it's ridieulotis.

N TI ir I. y:is is tu t:i Ice t lie j!.ire of :i.:il ill J 'it t si i inr. It is .smokeless, odorless and cheap. This new fuel will do away with "." o.-.o.tnio I.ushels of oal. Verily "ami eleetr'u ity are workii g wonders beyond the roinatiees of the Arabian Nights. T 'ii K total iitiinlxTof lTcsId' titial appniutnients to date is alnit -A: and in this list arc included all the In-sf o'aecs in the foreign set vice, all the bureau jsMtiuiis in AWhiii.;toii, and many if th- nio.-t ilesirahle of the ottic s in tin-several States and Territories. A FALSE THEORY. There are .some Republicans who think that the history of t lie t otintry should lx gin with the ll' j'tiblican party. The first century of the irreat Uepul'lic contains very little of interest for this ela-s of thinkers. If they admire any thin:.' alx'iit it. it is the false and ,-iristoerat ie class temieneies of .sophists of the seho.il of Alexander Hamilton. The Key. Kdv.ard ltverett Hale Ik'Ioiii: to this class. In a recent address at Providence. K. I., this piliti.-al -pulpiteer made the fa!e ami cheap statement that the '"Virginia dynasty" (in which he means t include JctUrson, Madison and Monroe) "wretchedly ini.-govcrned Anu-rica. because they never knew the American people."1 We .stipiH.sc that this iioHtico-theologia:! ad m ires t ht v illainous rec oust rut t ion theries of the Republican party as put in active practice ju-t after the war, w hen State lines were blotted out and out-half of the country was divided into military satrapies and the jM-ople plundered hy car jut -baggers and ot her I .artisan di-s vera doe. This was a crime against chiliation. ami the Kcpubl'can party are ris nisi! de for it. Ir. Miller, of the Omaha Herald, gives this I-M ward Kverctt Hale a centi r shot in answer to the .statement quoted in the foreirotiing coneerning the "Virginia Hynasty." Ir. Miller says: "If Thomas .Ictlersoii did not know the American ptople, who did? Hi theory of government was the ital principle of the Constitution. His cardinal idea was that taught by Aristotle; that the Msip!e must In- trusted, and that their collective wisdom is superior to that of atif class. Has the cult of the New llmrlaud doctrinaire any thing Minder to öfter. AVe think not; indeed, weentertain the belief that Mr. .Trfl'crsoji hail not a tithe of Mr. Hale's provincialism, and the American -oplc would Ik- very loth to substitute the latter for the former in their resrard. THEY CAN'T KILL. HENDRICKS. It is almost marvellous to note the escapes Governor Hendricks has from .seeming destruction. They may wreck bis train and upset his ar, und he comes up .smiling. Ponderous engines, running at full seed, butt each other to pieces, and play .sad havoc with all the cars in both trains, but bis escaie. Physician of national renown hover abe.tt his betbide, and in .saddest mein predict bis early dentis, and he arises and shakes in a letiaiit way the disease as a trifle in life and walk forth a nTtcet man. 1'olitich.ns indulge im ls-j lament that be .should hare made the mistake that is to end his public career, and by the request of his constituents he walks' into conventions and creates sucli storm a-U disturb the lakes and shake the mighty prairies. 1'aint-heai ted friends shmg their shoulders and run away into dark turners, because be walks, in the midst f criticism, into the presence of those in jmwer and dtinamU without :iology that the-phices won hy tin- lH-mtcruts in luvtiorable contest shall lc given at once that the '"book" may be o'tied" and the "light of Heaven U let in on le-puhlican doimrs." Slanderous Rt-publicaiis may charge him w ith infidelity to bis country,. and he pursues the even, tenor of his way. upholding t he ( 'oust i t utioii a:il the laws, defending the rights and lilwrties of the Hsip!e. jiayjiig hi.s t.ixiis w'itliout iiitirmer and securing K-nsions for the lnys thai fotigltt tliattheVnioii might be er'tit-jiti-.l : and at last. all otliereiforts at destrtietii.it having failed, a party of New I'.ngland helies Hiunlit to destroy the ld heroby tirgintlieir spirned st--ds to ptun-e lieadlon- into his carriage as he took a quiet drive through the lieautilVil streets of New Haven recently, k nx ling his carriage into smit hereens, ami throwing hint heavily against the earth. Then everyone exclaimed. ''Governor Hendricks i.s fatally inj tired!" He at once anis, shook the du! from his garments, stepped into another carriage, finished bis drive, delivered an address to the students at Yale College, attended a meeting at the Je.i'ersou Jul. rous, made the acquaintance of the leading citizens of the city, and is now ready for other conti ids. fcelingquite well '"I th.tnik you." lamg live Governor Hendricks! GENUINE REFORMS. The organs ceacsl long rtnee to refer to the Secretary of the .Treasury as a "mere ward jsilith ian." One- or two came very near calling 1 1 i tu a "ward bummer," but they becked up fi.r decency's s;ike, although they had the unreliable and reckless authority of the New York Tribune for the us of any sort of cOftsp and insulting tirade. Mr. Manning ha provtsl hi in s If a genuine aggressive civil service reformer. He has sought out all the abuses w ithin his reach in a quiet. u:nstentatioti. way. He procced.sl without the blare of trunict or the racket of a brass hand. He pressed Ids examinations so closely in the suli-Treitsury at New Oilcan that a deticit of nearly was discovered almost immediately, and the clerk who euil-z!(sl the money fbsl to Mexico o es-u capture. , He has been equally siuVi 1 1 1 1 in uncovering the rascally modes of the New York Custom House otlicials. The New York Sim, although opposing; the ehs tioii of Mr. Cleveland. I tii-k to acknowledge any of the lK-netits arising front I the new administration. In referring to Mr. Manning's part in the great reform now )roingon.th.it pa)cr savs; " Nothing like it ha liceii s ( n in Washington for years. It is real reform the sort of reform that the eop!e 1 call for." ! This work now ln-ing il.me ty the new Secretary t Hie Treasury will save hundred of thoHs.i:cL of d dl.ir jt rh:ps miilivns t I'ad Public

Treasury. The Sun reni.wk-s further: "In the Internal Hi-venue I'ltreait. f r eia;npc, lie has reduced the furee in three mouths ;ts t Nve the (iovermnent abo'it half a million dollars- in salaries hitherto paid to o:üicees-,ary otta-e holdi-r. l'urtlier relreiicliluf iit, it is believed, will result in an annual .saviuof a million dollars in this yerrow n and extravagant hraneli of the pul.lie si-r-vice, witliout in the liat tlenv ititiri'erir.j witli the U-'viiinatc-liusiiiess ot" the l.iiren. The s.itne thing is true in the other divisions of the department. Secretary Manliin.i; i.s n-lii'iii the ta "C paid indirectly hy evt ry citizen of the Unitt'd Slates for tin.' .siijiport of the Cioycmnient. lie is aojilyinj; business principles to the management of the Treasury. He is s ding the tax-eaters away to earn their own living. Th'.s involves the dismissal of ' hundreds of Republican ntticchoMers. to whom, perhaps, aeeonliug to the thts.ries of the .sclf-sM led reformers of the ci il service, there ought to Ik' a life tenure, witli funeral ex penscs pa:rl afterwards hy the Government. Mr. Mjnning l:nds them alive and siijs riluous. and out they go. Therein is the ditli-rciice between genuin- reform and humbug." This should Ik- very interesting reading to the jieopleof the l'nited State. To save the put-lie money i t put dollars in their jMxkfts, and this is what Governor Hendricks referred to during the last campaign. AYild and reck U-ss administrations waste money and the jH-ople Mifb.r. The J:,iuiIhii Pepubücan organs do not care to ref'-r to this matter. They would rather talk about "thebh.dy shirt," old "Jake Thompson." ".IcH" I 'avis." "copperheads," "butternuts." eh".

A PERIODICAL RAID. The Journal, with its usual unfairness, again attacks the management of the Insane Hospital, bast Saturday's issue contained a column of abuscand misrepresentations, a part of which it ajxilogizetl for on yesterday. Ir. Harris. n, the President of the Ito.ird. wrote a reply, which was handed to the Journal on Monday morning and w hich should have apjs ared the next day, hut instead of doing the fair thing ami giving it a proper place, it was deferred until Wednesday morning and a repnter kept busy bunting tip material for a second attack to appear at the same timcof the 1m tor's reply. Then writing nearly a column of editorial as a leader and placing another statement on a prominent local page, virtually hiding the reply among the advertisements of an obscure inside page. The purjtose evidently was to misrepresent the facts and prevent the public from seeing the other side. Newspapers should be fair in dealing with the public. Ir. Harrison has presided over the lienevoletit institutions for more than two years; audit is fair to say that he has licen faithful stud erticient officer, and the institutions have all irosjM-red under hi.s administration. He is a strong partisan, and that is the serious objection of the Journal. He believes that a"s the I'cmoeraiie party is responsiMe to the (.cople for the management of the State's charities, that the jMrty's friends should have complete control; therefore has administered in accordauce with that sentiment. Jli.s course is to le commended f(r not rushing headlong into the expenditures of appropriated funds. The Journal's demands are Uüfair, that the i-ontemplated improvements and repairs shall he completed within two months from the Imtm" the in-cessyry moneys were set apart. I'ubfic oilicers should lie very considerate in tin use of the jieoplc's money, and first know they are right lefore going on. Such a course would have saved many thousand ot dollars by furnier !ard of the Insane Hospital eomtoed of the Journal's party friend. A h:'U! ic nest of ras'.al connected vv if h customs rascalities were recently diseover'd in New York. A Chicago Timvs telegram Iroiu New York says that lat Monday Cii.-trles 1. Clarke, of a New York City Republican organization, an I another Republican. Charles !'. . Keye. were trhsl in the Ignited Stittes Court it thechargeof heing imj.Sicated in the robln-ries of merchamlise at the Cnitetl States A ppraicr's ottiee and publii' stores, which I H-puty Collector Jones unearthed last January after Treasury detective had t'n t to.oooof Government money in allegisl attempts to ferret out the fraud.. The ml Im Ties extended over a ix-riod of several veur. iimh-r Itepul illeaii rule. Hardly a case of merchandise came into the stores, according to the statement tit liicrt liaiits ami l)r.ikers. lint that had some t hi ng j.urloiiKsJ from it. The amount of pro.crty taken i said to have been more than Aji.Nt.noi') worth. A scries of thefts iM.ldcr than the others' led to a sharp r surveillance, and the arrest of the Government employe1 all Republican i.lilicians who were indicted in the United States Court. Gne of the nuni-Ix-r. named lH-rrigan, was recently tritsl and acquitted. The sjiecilic charge against Clarke and Keys was the conversion to their own Use of silk -oiisigned. to the agent in New York or a Kreuch manufacturing firm. Witness testified to sts-ing the accused open packing cases and takeout from them pirns of silk. We gues the books are being ojeutI up fast enough t satisfy the tiiot hilarious of the Republican organ. Tiikki: i no middle or half-way ground alut it. AVe must abandon either the doetrine of civic equality or this new dogma of oltieial iTpetuily. AVe prefer to discard the latter. It is anti-lX-mocratic, illiln'ral and despotic, tending directly to the buildingup of a place holding aristocracy irrcon.sible to popular ac tion and opinion. Tli- W liri, t HnrFt ncl Harrstlix M. chinery. As the wheat harvest i.s now well under way in rtionsof Indiana, especially in the southern tier of counties, it w ill be of interest to the farming community to know that MeCormick'j New Steel Hinder is sweeping everything before it. Heing the tirst practical machine that ever harvested, ami "the type and pattern after which all tdhers are modeled.' it continues to stand bead and shoulders aliove all com-titor. in every piint of superiority. This year, .n in the past, the farmers of Southern Indiana, Illinois and Northern Kentucky, now in the midst of their wheat harvest, universally acknowledge ami appreciate the McCormick machine as being t tit standard of excellence. It has Ikcii uniformly victorious over every other form of reaping, mowing or binding machine that has presumed to contest its world-wide merits. Mr. J. P.. HcywikmI. the popular and eflicent resident manager, invites all to visit him in ludi.inajiolis or at the different depot elsew here, ami examine this indiscu.sahle and unsurpassed nsp.ti.site of iioJ.rn hruilrz, the McCormi;k New Meel J'mJr,

BARTHOLDI'S BIG GIRL.

Tlie I'rrjiulirt-. Mt Kj m ( antiiawr farlh. fetlestal fund. The Rtrthohli pedestal fund is ii.MrlycomI'lete. 't he statue lixs arri isl and .soon NewYork harUir will be graced by tiie m-st mugnitieeiit colossal statue the world ha ever seen. "LiUrty irnlightening i!ie World!" What a nt (!( Itlessiir; personal liberty i! It is theshri.ie at which jN'oplc. ground tinder the lierl of tyranny in the older world.. worship with a fervency that Americans can scarcely realize; it is a principle for which Nihilists willingly die t he death of log; ami tit ami pro r it i that at the very entrance of the Ray of New York this cmhleir.atit' statue should t!ah a welcome to the world. The press is entitled to the credit of this achievement. Mr. l'hilip Reers, who ha Ihh-ii making ii t in -lilt of the country on behalf of the Pedestal I'und. says that the fund will certainly be raised, a the World docs not know the word fail.. Mr. Heer. says that he ha found the most pronounced generosity among those of foreign birlh. They seem more appreciative of liberty than do our native born. Mon-owr, among some a strange prejudice seem t exist. "l'rejudice? In what particular?" "I have ever found that however meritorious a thing may be, thousands of jn-ople will inev itably he prejudiced against it. I have sjK-nt most of my life upon the road and I know the Americ an people like a look. In 1ST! a personal misfortune illustrated this prevailing prejudice. 1 was very ill, had suffered for several years with headache, tickle apjiotite, dreadful backache, cramp, hot head, coM hands and feet ami a general break low n of. the system. I Iraggcd myself back to New York, seeking the iet professional treatment. It so hapK-us that among my relatives is a distinguished physician who upbraided me roundly fir preaching so much about .my own case. I'inally, with some spirit. I remarked to him: " 'Sir, you know that much of your professional wisdom is pretense. You are controlled by prejudiie. You can not reach a case like mine and you know it, can you?' " "I had him; and 'he finally conceded the jioint. for it was ISright's disease of the kidneys which had prostrated me, and the schoolmen admit they can not cure it. Ilaving itred niy.st lf. however, in 1ST!, and not having M-eii a sick day sinc-e. my relative finally admitted that Warner's safe c ure, winch accomplished this reu!t, was n'ally a vvomb rful preparation. Had President Kutter, of fh' t entral Hudson, used it. I am certain he would Ik- alive to-day. for he -oiild not have been in a worse condition than I was." "I have found similar prejudices among all classes concerning even so laudable a .scheme as this K-destal fund." Mr. Peers' cxicrience, and the recent hath of President Rtitter. of the Central Hudson Kai! road, of an extreme kidney lisordcr. proves that the physicians have no real p wer over such lisvaes. and indicates tin- only ourse nie should pursue, if. as the late Pr. AVillard Parker says, headache, sickness of the stomach. lropical swellings, ha kache, dark and Heust ve Hühls, pn-maturely impaired cy-s:ght. loss of stn-ngth ami energy orur. for they unmistakably indicate a fatal result if not promptly arrested. "Y-s. sir-ee. every cent needed for the p-destal will la raised. Of -.urse, it will be a great triumph for the World, but would it not have been an eternal disgraee had our p-ople failed to provide for this j anient a I?" THE STATE PRESS. Thk Republican idea is to protts f Am.-ri-t an niaiiufaetories. w hile laborers are unproftcti'd. There i a hty cn foreign good, but for'ign lala.r is run in upm .tir shon-s by the ship loads, like slave, by organized -ompanies. This i protection, i it'.' ! forbiil! Pike County iH-mocrat. Ti Ksnw was the big day for Indiana.. Vice President Hendricks addressing the law department of Yale ('liege and Senator Vborliees tie feudi rix Captain Johnson in Tennessee, for murder, were loth great and noble Horts. Hendricks and Vtxuhee are- big enough to honor any State in the Union. Kokotno I'i.spatch. l.Vl.ls W. Hnx V ha had hi.s apjx.iiitment changed and he will go the Argentine Republic instead of to IVrsia. and this in spite of the fact that numerous Republican papers said the hange would never be made. Tin-facts are the Jh publican organ an- not exactly reliable in their guessc as t what the administration will or will not do. I H-!iiM-rat throughout the State will rejice in Mr. Hanna securing the appointment he lesired. Huntington Ik-mocrat. Thk Cabinet ba lecidcd not t- try Mr. Kcilev at any other foreign Court. This i a sensible -onclusioii. A Italy and Austria have lotli n-fuvsl him, SjHiin would probably do the same thing for the same reason. .Mr. K-ib-y's case ! a sad warning against the habit which '.vail4 among too many men of shooting oh tlie nii!th without due re-lls-tin. He should have remeiiilers the advice of l'o'onius to liiert": "Give thy thought no tongue, nor ,uiy unconsidered thought hi act." Kvansvilte C 'ouricr. I'oi; vKKit. who is again running for Governor of Ohio on the Republican ticket, is the same man who reminded tlie Itcpublican National Convention at Chicago that Ohio was always to be relied in to support the Republican lresid-ntiat ticket, though the State acted very qiieerly in off years. The Judge is likely to feel qucerly after the return have come in from the coining October citation. The Iiemocrut seem determined t run Governor Hoadley, and he is the man that Jx-at Foraker by 12.000 votes. l'ort Wayne Journal. , Anon eight years ago, w hen representing this district in Congres, Judge T. J. ('asoti was employed hy Captain A. Pellitierto jirosfute a claim against the .Republic of Hayti. which bad several years In'fore arreted Captain Pellitter, contisciittsi his vessel and cargo, and caused him to be imprisoned for N-vcn years. The claim was for alxtut .HXX),0tX, and Mr. Cason has spMit a great part of the past live r six years looking after the interest of hi client. Captain I'ellitier died last Sunday wwlc, but th t'nitcd State Supreme l'oürt ha submit te I to Secretary Itayard an award against the Haytiuii Government in favor of the Captain (tr his heir?) for JOTSj-jOO. Mr. Cason was to receive ."TJi jx-r tent, of the damages jvcovcrtHl. and if tin above figures are correct he will net $gl4.(s7.- ;) for his untiring zeal in prosec uting the claim. Mr. Cason ha not as yet received any oHteia! information, but it is to be- bop-d thät the telegraphic repirts are true. Kvery citiztcn of RcKine .County would be liappy to congratulate him uivin hi suci-ess and goxl frtun' in his declining years. Ij'Ikiiio:i riuiteer. N'Ntionnl Hoi ret .f Healtli. l'rofessor Kedzie, of the Michigan Cni-r-rsity, who personally sup'rintended th? examinations of various brands of luiking piwtlers on the market, and made an official governiix nt repdt t the National Roanl of Health, Washington. 1. C, says: "In some brand we foutüt the excrementitious animonia. in still others we found alum ami other foreign ingredient, leaving on our hnnd., a the result f our lalors, absolutcly btit one baking powder lr. Price's (!ream Raking lewder .spoil which t j fix the heal of purity an'i .wuvi'tuniene&.

NOW IS THE TIME TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND BEAUTIFY THE SKIN. YYM. T. TdTTKX.CT'J North Tenth street. Pli l ttclli!a. rcjsn.ls tliHt one tif hi. enstonier st it'-d tIiini. ii'.a-i.lentnlly, tliMt h- w hs ris-!ii s.. c!l Mint li:nl vil,li-i t v-iit-M-en yviuiiili i:, f.ie lust venr. )i!loi" which he attribute! ! n sj.stiniMiiearirse of the CrTicfRv Hi soi.yrsr. whir li hMpi-oe.l l- Ui.il m lnn all ullier rrni-iliex lii-U-J. MHlhONMU'K, II s. !'.;:1Y. Soiticrville. M- who n-fers t Ir. .1. .. WimmI. iJruu'ist. of tiiat city, certifies to si wonderful cute oi running sore on the neck, which hud lti trettil ly hospital p!i sicijin v itlioiit cure, and which ) ieldcd comf.!et-i v to the i Ti ci:. Ki:mijiii.. i TKKl I5Y t I TICt KA. My skin iliseasf. which resisted several n..ii!tir reinilis and other remedies advised hy pliysiciatis. has In-cu cured by your C't net u 1:kmi:ii'h.. 'I la y surpassed my tnosi sanguine f eetatio:is. aad raj.idl v -rtH-(t a -nrc. J. '. A liKXTKl'K. Yiiwviiix-s. tnd. KNOW ITS v.M.t r:. All of your. '! tu i m i:vMKio:s uive very S"l ati!Hctioii. The Orient, I especially res.iiilacnd for the licMses for which it i nsiL I know from t M-iicii e its h1m-. lK. 1 1. .1. l'UVTT. M..i.tc!lo. Wis. A fccliiigof gt;dit:a!e impels me toackriowlerlge j t.-iv srrei.t jm-ril ot your I tk i j: , hhiI 1 c-.rilirtlly icc.iiiiiiieiid it to tlx- public as x erv aluah!e reincilv. II. X. ItiUKKs. I'liiilgcpori. Cotm. Kor snle ever) w here. I'riec Ci th I l:. tl.e -jreat skill Cure. ."oe. "CTntsr sow. an exquisite whi Ih'Mtititier. O rniKV Jti.soi.vt.xr. tlx- tw-w Wood 1'iiritier. Sl.isi. I'n-partsl by the porrr.:: I'l:t. M C'llt MK At. "o., ImisIoII. Ms.. Send for '-Hn to Cure skin lisf as." ar-ril TKA SiP. an exquisite Skin IVaati- ' 1 I iter atnl Nursery sanative. WOKN Clt'T WITH PAIN," "hut still eoiiqa-lled hy stern i!e-e.sity to utrttld ur to the work before us."'' How like oil and wine to the famished of Id is a O tk i r: ri.v-Tvtt ti the .aching sides and hrtck, tiie weak and iiitiil muscles. ih.' sore chest and hacking itugh. and every pain and aelic of daily toil. Warranted an (-U "nlit and (sTlis-t niitidote to pitiri and intiniiiliiiiüoiiy, At druggists. 'Z-'-; live for M.WO. mailed frH-. forri r. Di-.n; ami :m mk vi. Co.. Hostoti. NOTES AND OPINIONS. lKt:i vi-s iln-r- w ill le fewer bricks without straA now that Tourgc a:id P.uddcnsick both have failed. Philadelphia Times. G mki.im ha lat-n jrrohibited in Memphis. This will give the otlit ials of that city an op p.rtunity t atttnd church. Arkanaw Traveller. A mvx in:y thoroughly la-lieve in the faith cure for snake bit ; but at. the same time be will take the w hisky to brace up his faith on. Palestine (Tex.) Ne.ws. Sws the New Orleans Picayum-: "While medical student are being harshly conlemned for robbing graves, it is forgotten that the students intend to fill them up again when lb-y go into- p-aelicc." An now come a St. Louis ti n-tor w ho say. that roller skating enlarges the size of the feet. Oh, my. those por, dear Chicago girls can't they have no fun at all? It's t bad. too bail. IV M-niI. in St. lentis Magazine. Ol T in Texas a sptder-legg"! dude can't be a judge. The -ourt must la a big, loiiblelisted cotu ern w ith plenty of backbone. He must not mly have the ability to administer the law. but the physit al strength to put down a riot. Atlanta Constitution. AViikx the majority of the iree.s worn ujMju the street are of print cloths, and when print .cloths are used for sheeting, a they were fifteen years ago, there will Ix- some htme of good times striking the trade with an old-time laxnu. Fall River Herald. Oyv. thing i particularly noticeable this season. When war rumors are rife the wheat prospects are fair. AVhen the w!iite-rola"d angel of p ace spreads it wing ver the contint nt tin- Ht-ssiau lly com to th' front. Just at present tin wheat market i very it y. ( 'hicngo Tribune AW. fear any sudden and sweeping contraction in such a p-riod of depression as that in whii h trade now finds it elf. and for this reason we have advocated a the I est remedy, imt the siisp-nsion f the silver coinage, but the improvement of that coiuage. The Richmond Stab-. A IT'.Rsivx philosopher being asked by what method he bad aeqiiiml so much knowh'dge answered: "Ry not la-ing prevented by shame from asking piestiotis, when I wa ignorant," A-cording to this notion a fivi-year-old boy traveling in the car. with his mother ought to acquire enough knowh-dge in a journey of fifteen juilf to split his head w ide open. Norristown Herald. IT is a litth-aw kward for flic revisers, remark lite. New York lndep-ndcnt, to timl that their statement in the preface to the Rev ised Old Testament "It is well known 'its' din- not occur in the Rible of lfdl" is not well grundsl. A sharperitie tia found the little word in Leviticus xxv.. .V "That whic h grow eth of its ow n accord," etc. It seems to have escajH-d tlie sliarp eye of Imth Cnulc ii and Young. Rut how could the revisers have overlooked it? My daughter, when you noe that th man who wants to marry you is just too awfully anxious to learn whether you ran bake a loaf of bread or wash a shirt with Chinese dexterity, l re fore you close the. negotiation, do you just rly around and ascertain w hether that man Ls c ither willing or able to earn enough flour to make a biscuit, and if be has paid for t ;e shirt he wants you to wash. Nine times out of ten, daughter, the man who only wants to marry a housekeeper can be kept more economically in the work-huse than he can in vour father's house. R. J. Bürdet te. Tnr. Germaa Oovernnient ha discharged all women who were employes! in its postal telegraph mi railway service as cleiJ; and in other capacities Ibiring nearly twenty years these ww oi en have p'rformed the greater part tf thiwvrk. indeed, almost monopolized it, and now they are all swept out, as it were, in a bH'p. ami great suffering among them is the result. The motive alleged after this twenty years of trial i that women are unfit for such work, which every intelligent man and woman in America knows is untrue. Tuts is the way the New Kngland paper lescrilK's the kiss f a bridegroom to his bri.le: "l'p the p-rfume-swept avenue f love and under tlie roseate archway f Hynien they had pawd into the joy-lit realm .f that higher and holier existence whew soul meet soul on limpid waves f ecstatic icclingatiil heart tout bed heart through the blended t bannet f lip in rapture linlcd." Th Kentucky old lady 'would read thi.s and exelaim: "Well, l n'isl I way die,

MAGNETISM AND OXYGEN, THE GREATEST CURATIVE ICNOVV.N TO MAN.

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r" !'" t ni-ral onsitii liiam-H.in :i"i'ni .itiii-t as ihe forts- in nilun- whii i hiM. w.rl T i!i piaee. and hy tiie laws of all rac; a.:; and iepulsin tiuy a;e kept in tiieir ..-l.ii,. nmviux o "i-.i;e-l :- si'.ciue through th- rca'ms of sjiace. As Vlagueii.iu js the ton e which co-iiro! inaiiitnate tiatttre. 0 ;'. Ovjgcii the liviag pil:ieip'e on v hieli all animal H:-dcT'- iids. SuM linsc'fwiiistais f lltii-, Mm-!h ('iii and l)ce. acting in liarmony. ca h iH iforiiiirii; ii pn.)s'r nirn-lion. disease is i-iiiinnnv-d. jout the victim oi"di.s ac bils adieu to the toriurc ol The p;ii. ssiiree'.v an aüiin tit that th-sli i hi irtohui wlint husWt -c,rel hy our iiic'ltiMl. after eiiiüt-s hiiiMn-s :el (-xta-rime tits on the pan.it" pinsicittns. !e-'i )-u physiciHii i.r-ij.si-s to von to chanue l iiui tl.- In- H-t;at!y ih iiii- ihj-t lw don't n'mit von n , ie on hihiinds. ami he wants .u to g-t aw at. I!e iciiii-iuNts. i-tIimi. t lt In- nci-l.- a mi-take m.. gave ythe w tt.r.g !ac!iciic. or m- diaiiosc-.l y.eir ease ut tl c Muri w rung. r:id 'l -oure i;:ie volt tiie wr "ii liKstieine. l-hs:i-i.-ii r.-iuii'ian aa.i in. I iairtl!:'.'. '. Then why not eaiplnv au iul'a" i !.'i- m g. .it V NHii'c neve r iiiHki . :i misi;Ue. M.sgtietiai and Oxjgeti :ir- ll il ph i-iHii t tiat u . r l.iake misinkes. Throw aMe,' IUretoie, V'T pi'lsai'd Jiov. der, tat ! I ii.-itmi- r.-!"- i.otii ciir.d atnl !dv to a new cxisteii-e. 1 iirr i-c;irri to t iimisii mir M:..-l i.- V .l i:a im-cs mii.I ltyt;ii tUimliiiinl nt Ii- t'l riot her chaigf !or the Oxjucti :.!oi-e. We can tient y.111 ai ..ir home si"-is;sfui:y .- if j-.hi failed j-crx eai'.y. IJy our method 'oiinitiition 1-;(i )c ctnvd in niacleeii i s iit or Iwi-rjJy. .r ..Ic to lhahh is fre to a'.l. Tft.nioi.i.-'K tinia - ty part 01 the i'uittd Slate. OlR I KRMS: Ladirs Magnetic Jackets or Gentlemen's Magnetic Vests,. withj3r.days,'oic reatment, or 3 months' Jhome treatment Compound Oxygen, $25. Consu'.tati ja

I rKtt. AdJresj Hü. I. Run vim Shout, who tritsl to asasin:ite Captain Phelaii in O'lonovan 1!ci,i. New York oflice, was privat iy marriisl to Kaie l'casy, a sister of one of the men hang.-d for tin- slaughter of Cavendish and Rurke in Dublin. Meft's tirst wife died only a few mouths ago in Cork. TOJTT POLL c 3 "THE OLD RELIABLE. 25 YEARS If! USE, Ti Grt&tMt MtxlicrJ Triampti of tht Af Indorsed all over the World SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER Lossof&ppetita. Nansas. bowels coi; tire. Painia the Head. with a dull eeo: satioaia th back part Fain nndoi thsjsäoolder-blade. follnass after eatlag, with a disinclination to exertion of bedy or mind. Irritability of tamp, er, lwpirits,Lossof memory ,fitfi f?e4ng of haring neglect ad somi dnty, wearinasa. Dizziness, Flnttarr tngof the Heart, ßöts before the eyes TeUowSkin.Heftdache,Restle5snsi at night, highly, colored Urine. IT THESE W1Ä5I5QS AM TOHUDID, SIS14US WILL 893 XI 8ZYXU?1). T0TTS FILLS are especially auapted te ucticaw?, on do effects auch a cbanga of feeling as to astonish the sufferer. They I aer a tiia Apptlt, and caas th iKxty to Talk. . 1 Ulk, thus th ay. tern is urlahd, anu bj their Tnl Actlttn on the Iitlr Oreaas. KajcnUr Htttt ,m produced. Priew a5 r tat. runs limn dye. Gkat Hajr or Whisker cbaneJ to a srfLOT Black bra-siagl applicatioa ot thin DTK. It impart a natural color, acts Instantaneously. Sold by Drugguu, or "nt by express on receipt of 9 1. OiT,c.'44. Murnur StM New York. Koom.A: l.uivr, Attorneys for I'l.-ti-itiT. Slir.IMI'r.s s.M" !" ' virtue .i -erüiie-l c..pv f a ihs ris-to nie iirisiisl. from tin- Ci'-rk l ihe Si'peri.ir "mirt of Marion oiintx, I o. I i 1 1; . in a cause whets-i'i Toiupkiii A. b wi- i j 1 -- -1 1 1 i rt. arid l"i-.lcrica It. Miulihic t-t al. are d.-it-n.laiu lease No. :;:,7tli. rci.'iiting meto untke tlie s:tm of one thousand. Hint- limulr-d and thirty lollHiaiat x-veiity-tw o cuts (Si ,:ai.7j.. wiih inter-t n sj. dtsns-'aiid sts. I w ill e.rs)- at pul!ie sahthe highest bidder, on SATI IIDW, THK gVl'll lY l' .H I.V. A. I.. Is V.. la-twee'i the hours of 1t o'cloi k . in. ttl I bck I. tu., if S- id lsy. 1 I lielor oi tin- '..nrthrtilse of Marion I ouulv. Indiana, the reins mid niiiK I'ora term not exceed i tig seven yen rs. of the following rcftl estate. tn-t it: Hvtj'iuiina at tho tiorthv--l corn.-r of the south lmii of tlie nortliwet niarter of -ioii live i.'.i in ttiw tishiptitus n (1") north of range tlin-e i".. east ami running thence -ast. along tlie north line of said half quarter section nim- and thirty-six hundredth Ul-llX! ehnin..thetie w.nth parallel to the YuM Jine. twelve and tiiirly-'ive himdrvdlli f 1"J :V00l cuitiiis, I hence west parallel tntlrS- north lineofsaid hall ptarter s-ction tiiii' and thirtysiic hundredths (. ICMtv chain to the wet line, tliem-e north twelve and Ihirtv-livc hundrUhs (lj:iV100) chains to the place i N-uinniiig. iontainingelcvcu and fifty-six hniidredths til ."ai-ioij. aer-s tuore or le all in Marion 'ounty. Indiana. Ii Mtt-li rent mid prtitits v ill m.t sell f.r a surJlcieilt sum to satisfy said l-cree, interest and -ot. 1 will, at the sitae time and plmv. c xKsv to public sale the fs himple of said real esMte. or so luui'li tbertf as may li suitieient to ilix lmrisaid decree, interest and t. said sate will made without any relief v Latever trom valuation or appraisement lawsc:kii:":k IC. C'AHTKK. SJierirt" of Mariou 'unty. Inn 'JO. A. 1. 1". John K. Si-ott. Attorney for natntifl'-. SUKRIFF S SALE. By virtue of a eertifi'sl -.pv ofadi'ereo U ine directed, from theCl-rkf ihts Superior Court of Marum County. Indiana, tn a cause wheretn lxuis Kitgcrald. trnstee. ct al. areplnintifls. and John P.Cotnlit etal.arr deh-nrt-ants(Ca.e No. :.:.7Tiji. n-quiring tne to make the Mini of one thousand, thns hundred ami tllty dollar and nr cent, w ith interest on said l:-r.s- and ssts, I w ill e.ose al public sale. I, Ihe highest bidder, tn SATCKLVW. THK g.TH I VY K JI I.Y.. V. 1). Is."., lK-tw'en the hours of lOo'cl.wk a. in. and 4 r'-loek p. m.. of iaiil dav. Ht the door of tlie 'rrt house of Marion County. Indiana, the rent and pryiit for term tint exe-sliiigsfvcil years, of the lobowjpg real estate, to-w it : The northwest half of lot numher onehundreil and twentv-eight (IX in Heuh.-r. suvi, Witt. Taylor llovt's suVidivisioti of ouilnts munlx-rcf liinefv-six (). ninelv-sd-wn t'J"). Uine)s ight v'Wi. and the south half of tutttot muiiU r iiiii-ty-Mie e.'liinthe city of Indianapolis, in He eountyoi Marion and State of Indiana. If such renta and profits w ill not . t for a inei. nt sum to satisfy said lis'ns-, interest and -o-ts I will, at tlie saiw'titneaud jJa.s-. x-e to isililie sale the ice simple of said r-al -tate. r niticli ihcirt.f a may be sullicicnt tu lisclwtw said d.sns-. inurest and -est. Said sale Ulla made without any relief w hU-vr from, valiu.lii.il or aiiraisfiiieiit law. f.KlK.K II. CVItTI.lt. ShfritVttf Murio-i County. June '.. A. I'. IssV $259 A MONTH. Irwt wta'd. aoMaV JAY BROMSON.Dtroit.MOiSai "" t AJr-JCT4 Jsr k ari m vi HMI f.v.ls-atuir. ?-' . si J COLDlm. i.aV.'aVrVs,iri.sl.i 1 r i . I v i iv Kim

I-. Tear i i'-.f lar. jiVrnvl .so!,- irr ifo f .f,."r f lite fjMnri.iM Lurcä Mf','j ii' Aj-p: .1 -ri.-v. v"i-.-lr tjx'-f Ht.:iel a Vi.irM .li- r- ( " : ' i I..', 4 tiieon'.v si'icnt iiii-a ! ! -wftr-:c:e! iia:ii'v ur iiieTit n.td'-: a'o iou:ii rof tinI .r Iii' i t: i :! i-t:rc- f tf'. , ins ni" i ;-iWithout Medicine?. '1 lie i:itriMliii : i.. i.f l... r;:, 1'. ..-,-, in ti M Viiiirl :u mikI (sjk.i. Wv.- r. -v 11 1 i .,:,- I lie pmct Mfin in;'. i;d tlieCrtd s hooi ru sic i.-irs hive a!.v:i.! taken a 'an:!, a-el ruvcltM;' lie Id Ri.s-tiit ., j.r.so-t t 1 li-tii--i.-s t.i:,t t;i.-ir illt r.nf iti.iTi. I in- iiiMiV - r-. tmr -,er. the fa-t. tlin tlicy have i.ppiseil cverv i-iv!:ie- 11 lliedical w ietice Inf the lst f.i,, liC'id-rf v.'.ir.

, an 1 1 the f fi y Um- 01 t n-nl in n t Ii-iimiiims-ii t.y lie- m thirtv ym 1,;.. j p.-Uv !i,:. tu lute truth. 1 he lessiins whi-h sln.i:id have !--u tie-I.f pa st ex i-rii iM Ii M- in';i. 11 m to:iv erm .iril Im vi- tunic l.nt little irnil. A ti-u hivmii--I th itik r ;n ihe pr..' ion. failing t. In- rw t,rr s in tht ircTtbil f.r humanit .livae Ln.kcn Im, . 1, w liii h tlii-nt. and ns-viiiiiig 11ml ist srr v a tin- ls-s eliemist. n-siete"'! to it .i,T to rev for aid u: l tie n-t.sii..u ,.t mt;s p!.vni natc.re. TBNKV, 471 IV; Mifej SlrrrL IÜ. Cold Medll, Pftiis, 1378. s Hie Favorite Nurs-xa 303.4023 351, 1 70, and Hit fOwrttrtefc Sold Uirousnat cta l.r.VI IVol AMH I-. AtloMit-V f.il l!;liui;.T. SHFi:ll'K"S s ALI-'. Ky virtue of an eei-n'i..-i t Ii.'ii to im- dirt !il iioui lli.'l lerl. oi t.i Marion Circuit Court .f Marion I'oMiitv. I'ldi.sna, I wiJ!cxjMeat ptihh'e -a!'-, to the h ighest hi J lcT, on SMT'RDAY. TIIK t"TII HA Y I Jt I.V. A. IV UV., la ! wts-n the h'ttrif 1 "cl.a-k a. m. and 1 o'clock p. ni. of said day. at Ihe loor of t he ourt lluv of Marion 'oiuity.ltidtana.lhe n-nts a ml pro tils f.r a term not exi i-eding M-veti -ar. l the uadiv i.hsl t ne !;ltis nth ti-l.'n interest in and to tb-t follow iLg descri'a-d n-at t-staie. sil'iate iu Miriui. 'ounty. ItiiiiHtia. to w it . The east hsilf of llie southwest .(iiarter an l thuS4iiith half (if the Wct half of the southwest quar-ti-r, all in ms-Iioii sivli i ii Ute. township mu-c-. (his, norlh if raicg' four i Ii 'asi. And on failure to nali.e tli- full aaioa.nt f jiKlgim-nt. interest and cost. I w hi. at the s:iv time aud j-'at e. cxii-e at piiMicr-alc the ls-si:nie of sail real i-stat-. Tukt n as tlx- property of T. VV. .ankf'J at th suit of l.i-vi Holunder. s:iid sah- to la- made without any relief whsleierfrom valuuliou or apptaiscin-nt law. .KtU(.i: ii. c.vitTr.it. .Sheri.i of Mariou Xrtl.itr. Jun-A. I. lv.. J'.iiii.kA Itttihir. Attorneys for pUIntiT. SIIKUI I K S SALE !'.y vi.iue of a -rt:ne. eon f a decree to me dinsl.tl. froi the Clerk ofthe Siia-ritr Court !' Marion oiinly. Inli:ia. i.i a cause wherein John V. Martin is plaintiS' a.n4 Mary E. IV-r-ks el at. are di-leiiilant ((W Nov :r;.::s.s,. niiiiring me to make tiie sum ot miiejr in said leeret- provideil, and in inacnt-r a prrvid.sl lor in said Us-rs-. w iih interest on said ile-cn-e and cots. I w ill cxp--c at puhlh- .vale, ( ta highest bidder, on SATI l:lY. THE-J-.TII HAVOF Jt'l.Y. A: O HO. Ia twctl tliehoiiix.f 1rto'eta-k a. nt.and I o'rl a-k p. in., of said da . at the door of the Cu rt h j-i.se f Marion County. Indiana. Ihe rent a '.el pre'i'. fir a t-rm tint fxeissting m-(-u years, uf lue following real estate, to-w il: 1-nt M-vetily six tTci ia Crane's nol!i aJdilio'i I thecity uf liidiauaHlis. in Marion County, Miof lii.li.sn.-i. If sin li rent and p'oti! w iJl not e,'l for a hi;!i-'i-nt sum tosaiid'y said ilcerx-e. interest atel C'Kt, I will. at tin- same lime and pias-.expose titpul.U'! sa!e the hi- simpU- of said rertl stMte. or mi inn. I then-! as limy In- sutln-ieiit to Ii, harg- sail dts t'cc. iatei-'st and costs. Mii.I -ii'.e w ill Is- n; .!.. without any reii.i" whate-r from valuation r appiaiM-iiii lit laws. .i;i'.K II. AltTl.lt. sh. rirt ol Msrioii Cotiat. Jnr.e '".. A. I. J .'.. VV. K. Ho.:i, :tor:n-y for Plaint;!. s llHI'li 's s l.i: Hv virtue of an -xfs-u!' 1 I nie ti'iife.1 fro'n Ihe Ch-rk .f I n' .Si.;en" r-"o-n tol" M.sriiuCo!:!ty. l:el : a. I w i;l expose at pMiiiir sale, to the highest liidd.-r, u s.Tl'l:lY. THE J.tH KVYCiEJl I.V. A. I. ItV., IV-tw-is-n the hours of Uio"e!elf a. in. au l 1 n't tctc. p. in. oi -;id ihy. a thelorof lhe"Mrt Il'iu.-.f Mai'ioti County, Indiana. th rent and pr.nits Tr a tertii not -xcs lieg st-vcti ycii. til the fiüowia.i r-Hl i tiiie. t.-w it : ! he tui.lividtsl otie-liH'f of lots ioiikW-osI one. two, three, four, foe, six. seven, eight, ine. ten. eleven. p.w !ve. tlii.-h-cii, fourteen, liilccii. kaus i, m-vc no-en and (-ivhta-fii. iti tuiiHri' or Vim I; niiji-lH-reil ioi r ( 1 . in VV ihnI's iirt iili. i in ot Cn-ss" additiui to the City ol. lii'.ian.tpoli. Muriou (Umi.-i-ty. Iihliana. 'And on f.iihtr.- l realize the fill amount of judgment. inU-n-l ami iiii. I tiiU.iil tin- mm. tiau-xiKl piafS-. expose t put.iic mU-thv ! firo--of said n-al state. Taken a the t.rou riy of Cliarle E. ( laVk, i suit of Eratiei T. I lord. Said sale to lc made w ithout any rvjlef wli.iU fjoia vahiatioti or appraisement laws. t;i;tin.E ic c.MtTEft. Shet ia of Marioa Cowuty. JtmegTth. A. I. lss.-K l"nRi.i.s A. Ii:vi R. Attorney for l'lainti.4. SHUItlKF S SAI.K Ity virtue of a s-rti!iit ropr ol aths nv to nie lirts tcl. t nun. tlie t'er'i ot' the Sua-rior Court of Marion County. Ind:a.ta. in a -nii-e wherein Custaw llertnaa is pJaintiT ml .la-ol Ss huiertz ct. al. a re .U-leudaiils' easr N... ;:;.vs."i, nsrpiiring rue to make the sum of money i.i said tl'STts' providil and in mannt r a pno id sl for in said leeret-, w ith inter. -si on said dis-rec a-i I est. 1 w ill vikoe at public sah-, to Iii-hihesl bidder. n sATi r.i.w.TiiE rth pay he ji i y, a. D...tvÄ IV-tween the hours of lo oVIock.. tu. and 4 0'elo.lC p. in., of said day. at the d.n.rof the itourt-houv f Marion County. Indiaua, the rent rnd protits for a tenn tint exctsslingseven years, of the lollowiiis n-al estate. t.-wit : 'Ihe east half ,. f lot numN --. eight (Si ia. Ficteher. Stone. W itt. Tavlor and lloyt a mhditsion of jiitlol 'Mi. '.7. and ihe south half of oatlot .U in the city of Indianapolis, in Mario County and State of Indiana. If ucli rents and protii will m.t w-U hr su3ieicut sum to satisty said decree, interest iu I cost. 1 will, at the same time and place. cxp.,st Im puhlie sah- the fee Mmple of said real estate, or ho in iah thereof as may la- MUlicictit to dr.sctiar snid ilcrn-e. i:itci:st arid et-K Said t-ale wiil l made without any relief vt haO-ver trorn valusti.M. or aiipraisement taw. (iKH.K II. 'AUTl-.lt, Sheritl i Msriua juair. June '.ti. A. P.. 1Ss"i. I'l.oiti.A X WsHiKii. At'.- neys at law . SIIEIIU F'S iI.F By virf ieof an cu-entrm tv im- tircced fr.Mii the-Cltrrk of the Siipcrs.('.nut ol Marion t 'oiinty. Inif.siia. I will t-jpoxral puhlie sale. t the highest, bidder, on SATE KHY. THE U..TH PAY E Jt'l.Y. V.IX. I W.. la twi n the hour of Mo'cl k . . atul A o'clork v. M. of said lay. at thed.H.rol th-'.nu;l Uoii.-.of Marion County, Indiana, the rents and proe iw. term not cxeiVditig t ttn years, ol Ihe lo nwing n-nl eslate. to-w it : iiiimtsr ii in- veil it-'', io Miimiiii-k' hei-s Mt!i isioli M .itt lot tiu'ulvr - - nt.rn i IT . wcl of White Eiwr. in Ih-s cilv .f liiitiMiiaiM.il. Marion iit. Ind'ana And on lailiirs- to ri'ahe W full aivin.l os juilciiu-nt. i.ril rvst and s.st. I III. al the :u lime and l.!av. c(ise at public saV the h-esj.u-pie of sa hl realstat. Taken as the pnns-rty of VV iUi.-cu Noble at tli suit ot William U. 1'atlcrs.rti. said sah-1 U-made w ith rebef fisvm vaJaatij orappraiM-Mic'Jt Isws. (Chm- No. ll.'.ri .Hl'.t.K H. C.AliTf tX, SiiinJ MrU3 County.