Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 March 1880 — Page 6
SUGAR YHAST BREAD. mm AID 1DSI DEEA.D i > i n i-: >i.v i« iv trr.
I'i*> II un«l 'SOil'll Haile** n.
C. LUETEKE.
481 f
ON HAND,
—AND—
KECEIVLVG DAILY! A large, var:ed and l.ato-Ktylcd stock of scan
tonablc
DRY GOODS, Notions, Domestics, etc. All bought of first hands at lowest pri-'cs, and customers are guaranteed b rgains, at .Jamils Gillksi’y's New York Store t5oulhwe.«tleornprn’ublio Siinarc, l!tf Orecn^wtle, nd. FA KM FOU MI.K.
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Seven important ameniimenta to the 'constitution of Indiana have been agreed j to by a majority of the members elected to each of the two house* of the fieneral i Ai semblios of 1h77 and H79, and by an [art of the last (icneral Assembly ap- , proved March loth, 1879, these said amendments are to be submitted to the [electors of the State of Indiana for ratilication or rejection, at an election to be held on the lirst Monday in April, 1880. j The law providing for the submission of these amendments to the electors of the S’atc enacts that “The Secretary of Slate shall procure ballots of blue paper on each of which *hall be printed the ‘ word ‘Yes’ in one line, and in another ine the word ‘No;’ that any qualified elector may vote for or against amendment by depositing one of said ballots in the ballot-box. If he intends to vote for any amendment he shall leave thereon tlio word Yes and erase the word 1 So by drawing a line across it, or other wise. If he intends to vote against any amendment, the work Yes shall in like ; manner be stricken out and the word No left; and if both words are allowed to re i main without either of them being so erased, the vote shall not be counted | either way.” Those amendments are {designated by numbers, and are numbered 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 5, and 1', numbers 7, and K having failed to receive the majority of | the votes of both branches of the last
THE STAR.
Prank A. Aiinolk, Editor and Proprietoi
BLOW* TO ATOMS.
T«*n Men InMaiilly Killcri. aii<! .Millil:ile«l Im-)oii«I Ke('ogiiilion.
Saturday, March 20, 1880
buried less than three weeks ago), with three children, at least. He boarded, as did Helmick. with Jacob Goodwin, who
m w runs the boarding house on the . . . L .
n,,w rl , t will pav the hurheM market price in „ i
emt side of the sunare. Elkenbcrry was f,,,. \\ hite Oak anil Miell Itarli Hu-ltery . . i Uelive-el in tireene iFtle. <•» Spiik,,, ”
badly burned and hair-singed. , nc ),e, Innr nnd2 by .4 inehe. thiek. Hi.e
1 spok* 14 to bf**2S iiicht*? 4 long and l 1 , R j:
IiitiSpfclitfe
\at
TERMS....
?1 -00 per year.
Tmreaders oTTukStak will i len.ae bear in mind that we do not hold ourselves accountn «le tor or endorse the opinions of corresjioii'l•nta published In these columns. We smupR give spare to our corres|>omlents that the people may learn whit tne thoughts of their neighors are. This paper mav he found on file at *Jen. ' I*. Rowtdl Co’b Newsp per Adver i*ing Rure u, lu kSprure St., where advertising eontr.u ts may »e tmi'lf f*.r it in V**w York.
. tl^-r.'. 0 '.‘.Ee imri^./artli" 'i'i't.T,^ ' AHHOtnbly.
of east liom Bainbridge. Said form is well
hei
, “ •; AMKNDMtST NO. 1.
watered, being led by larg**, never failing
-pringt*. Plenty ol good himestone, and all Amend section ‘J of article 2
hi eultiva»ion and grass. Well suited lor stork . - .. raising- It Id s on the Mate ru i i ru- ning c m read as follows:
and west and through i ainbridge. I w ill sell altogether or in lots t«* suit purehasers. For!
l.urti ulttm cull uu Jubn H. •■'Tili.n at Buiu , W provided for by this
bridge, or at the place of bn-ities* ot the un dersigned in Grcencustle. 11. K. FL1JS, ‘iroeri'*astl«*. imi.. I’m*, c, s7'.i, im F*
SO as to
SH
si: or The tborouithhrcd and finely bred horses, HIGHLAND PH1NCE,
For heavy draft, and
LEXINGTON. Jr.,
F'or light harness,
Will make the spring and fall season of 1880, at iny stahls, ono mile south of Oreenenstle, on tha Blooiiiinaton road, and will be iiermitted
to serve at 81'» each to injure
For full pedinroes and other particulars, are lara«. hills or in iuiro at the stable. Hm 18
ROHT. CHENOWETII. The Thoroughbred Stallion
Y orkshire Billet Will make the season of 18*0at the Dump Shop Stables, south of the Vnndiiliu Kail road,
(ireencastle, lnd. t at
Fifteen Dollars the Season,
Section 2. In all elections not other-
j wipe provided for by this constitution,
I every male citizen of the United States of the age of twenty-one years and upwards,who shall have resid' d in the State during the six months, and in the town(ship thirty days, and in the ward or pre-
! cinct thirty days immediately preceding I such election, ucd every male of foreign
birth, of the age of twenty-one years and upwards, who shall have resided in the
j United States one year, and shall have
resided in theState during the six months and in the township sixty days, and in the ward or precinct thirty days, .shall
| have declared hts intention to become a
citizen of the United States, conformably to the laws of the United States on the subject of naturalization, shall be entitled to vote in the township of precinct where he may reside, if he shall have been duly registered according to law. As the constitution now stands, no fixed period of residence is required in a township aud ward before voting.
AUKXDMKNT NO 2.
simply provides lor striking out the
words:
“Xo negro or mulatto shall have the right of suffrage,” continued in section 5 of the second article of the constitution. And thereby conforming the constitution of Indiana to the constitution of the
United Slates.
AMKNUMKXT NO 3.
Amend section 14 of the second arti-
read:
If the Con'tituth n ii Amen un'-i.is are ratified, the people will have to elect
new county clerk this fall.
Tub Cincinnati Enquirer puh*i*hes an Indiana letter which says that William K English is to have the second place on the National ticket; that Hendricks is to he Secretary of State, or have a tirst•lass Mission; and that M' Donaid is to be returned to the United States Senate. In less than a year, no preventing Providence or electoral commission, there will he a new occupant for the “White House,” at Washington. In the meantime there will ho magazines of
Shortly
a Man al>onl !h«* I’romises observed in the mill.
Lei! lo Tell the Tale. ,he bystanders was so diverted to the
dead that no exertion was made to arrest
Frankfort, Ind , March 11.—This the flames, though it is thought vigorous morning at about seven o’clock the peo- 1 wor )[ could have put out the fire and pie of Frankfort were startled by an cx- haV ed the property. Nearly all the val piosion followed by a concussion that ua h|e machinery and the straw in bale* -hook the entire town. The alarm was no t injured by the explosion were saved i eiven, and word soon canto that the The mill and a lot of crude straw were
steam-boiler of the engine of the flax*'all consumed,
mill of Itosenthall & Co. was blown up. THOMAS croxton \iriving on the scene of the disaster, it u a( j just set into work last Mondat was soon made apparent that the mill mo rning as engineer, instead of the forhad b-»cn torn to pieces by the explosion nter engineer, who left to seek employ-
ment elsewhere. His head was badly mashed in, a brick having hit him squar in the forehead. He formerly worked fer R G. Benefiiel, it a single man and
after the explosion Are w.s T ^u>
Th" attention of timber i‘houl<4 call on the U"diwiiiirni.,|
It KOI KWav,
NfcW OVBKTISK ' KNT-. ' S i Stopi. I -<•' K-e.N i . 1 Ml0.00 BUM. QEN1> n iiiD* nnil pil'ln^s with !Vt. g it. C. lYVm 2m y Street. Xe%
BOOK A.PtENI
! M:i iI us a pMnial ^
• inMiess. It
7th ■
47
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and that at at least
TBS MEN WERE KU.I.KIb
The poor fellows who had thus been ush' r d into eternity without the
JUtJll MUU 'l • Jl' I • I' r s s. II will It, i. GORTOSACO..298.7th St..PhUadelpli! A (fcuts, Head Thhl Wo want an a cut in this c-i-m ty t"wh.» will 1'ii.v a filury ot Jl'Sl |,i r nmuth »t i',' Menses In sell eur wnniierlul iiin-tni,
.'hernian A y' 1 ’
tree, .-h ,11
A'liiress a "ties.
.Miiliivan.
least
A HOCSI-UOId* .N HKD !l-.\ l,e„k „„ v
. t ini Diseases anil Liver ii'npl*in m, ti rn , t JI
notice of their impending late had been ca me from the southern part of the State. A.hirers Dr. tjanfuril. lb” liroadwny, .\ ta ■ , horled from the building and thrown at john BoixcHitto Ji'jiiuf n—~ , various distances, from fifty to one bun yy aR recogni/.ed by Jackson Gibson, wa* OX a GEHi.r deed and forty yards, and most of them :l y 0unK man nineteen or twenty years of !;, l M n n ;C;’ t r . , 1 l n 7 ) xTl.r.iL'M,''' 'md‘' 8 .,th7r were mutilatod beyond recognition. j age; resided at Lebanon before he came ■iLdVllt tri o. U Dr" on ” Tr: ‘'"" e ' lt
It appears that ihe engineer had lired ( a , re . came here Februrry 27th to work ilOii ilmi Till tilrard 8t.. l’hil'idi-l|ilfi <a p,* up, and he must have had considerable j n the m j|| wta „ 8 j ni ji e Mlll n ; Jfl 15 was ra a i qs-. fV A V Q TT steam on. the wat<r became low, and foun j on h j H body. UN OU li/-l I O i starting the engine, the pump threw cold ’ WALTER btowma.n Wc wil , , cnJ onr ,.> ( . tri c-V„i,aic B f |„ water in the boiler and the explosion u the time-keener and weighman, and. other ulcctrie ai.idlm ees upon triul i,., ,, i * ---c . , , . • , , , ■ f ° . to those suneniiv triun Nervou hcbiliu
powder, barrels of oil baits of money foJowed. As is their custom, the hands f or t ur , a tely lor him. was throe minutes iHiiii*m. t’aralysis or any dieoisesotih, i.T. 1 ’ • . . ii i _ !. J r : ...... .. or hidiicys, iind ninny oilier di-i-ii.e- \
Adilrtu, Vi,it 6l
tit!
and heaps of good wind wasted in an en-
deavor to select the new tenant. General Manson, the Auditor of State,
tias issued a letter of instruction in reference to the assessment of property for 1880. The letttersays that the assessor,
| had assembled, as it supposed, in front | a t e , and thus saved his life. He wa* cSr"'»!Iaranteej or mi nay. nr at the north end of the boiler, where w ,thin three hundred yards of the build Belt Co.. M irabaU. Jlioh.
I they could sit, warm themselves and chat j n _ w | lun the explosion occurred, till the moment arrived when the whistle Though the loss is estimated at at leasi blew as a signal for them to go to work. .fiQ'txX) there is no insurance here, though Though no one is left to tell the tale. t | ie com p an y ma y have elsewhere, the supposition is that as soon as the en- -pho boiler and engine were used in a
ES £E
in determining the value of real estate for gine started the explosion occurred, ana ’ f actor y w hich was burned about a year taxation, must ascertain what the plop-J the force must have been exerted in all a „ 0 The report that another person, a erty would hnag at a voluntary sale for directions, for portions of the iron toof of t)()V wag f 0UI ,d j n the rums about 10:20 ca-h. and place the value at such figure* the building were seen falling in the tree js a Thomas Croxton, the enfor taxation. As to the assesement of tops of l). F. Allen’s grounds, some dis-! was jj,,, on ]y man who survived personal property, the law directs that tance south, and other portions of the t j mc; ho lived an hour after the exthe same principle shall govern the as- roof were thpiwn westward, while a large p| 08 j 0n . Four regular hands, besides the sessor in deti-rmining the value of thi* portion of the north end of the bo.Itr mue-Keeper. were absent, and thus their class of property for taxation as that of was found off in a northeastern course, ijves were saved: Jacob Goodwin, who real estate. In the last year tacts have three hundred yards from the mill, and | la( ] been laying off for some three weeks been developed to the effoct that a large the brick of which the engine and boiler „ naccoun tof sickness, and Tanzy Me amount of personal property has escaped room were built are found in nearly ev i; 1) || uin w |, 0 stopped work the night lietaxation hv being sequestered from the cry direction at distances varying from ;uro to go home; Ed. Sullivan, who quit
on Wcdnescay morning to go home to see his mother; Warren E. Johnson, who
1*0 n 4 III'I* for I OIIHIIIII|iv on Is also the t>»*st coukIi iiip*: •ne. Dot amillR—bollIf ii’kf. Sold every where, '♦.‘ic
nd $1.00.
Warranted lo first bnyeni
CON SUM PtlTQW;~~-
direction
nrnper officers by cunning and criminal one hundred to three hundred yards,
devices. The law as well as justice do <*f the- men who lost their lives but
rounds that all property shall bear its three or four live here, equal proportion of taxation, and the.as- Michael shields,
sessor should be diligent in searching out Who lives in the south part of the city, everys pocies of property iiab o to taxa- incur the school-building, was from fifty tion. livt to sixty years of age, an Irishman of
most excellent character, reputation and
And now a special telegram from demeanor a good, honest, up-right, well Washington says that the definite under-1 behaved gentleman; was the hand who standing at last reached, that Mr. Tilden * hook the straw for the feeders; ho was will attempt to force himself on the Gin- but slightly mutilated, butgreatly blaeki iniiati Convention, isgivinga large num-1oed by the soot and ashes. He was inber ot Democrats much concern. The! stsntly killed, and leaves a wife and at hostility of Tammany is increasing in I least three children. The foreman was bitterness, and John Kelley has given t* a thick i.ahey,
.:n i. . .'
notice that ho will neglect no means of defeating the nomination ot Tilden, and, while he has agreed personally to support the nominre of th" convention, he does not pretend to he able to control those who acted with him—70,000 or
From Peru, a single man, boarding at Jacob Fenstemaker’s. lie, too, was instantly kilted, and bnt little mutilated. He seemed to look more natural than any of
had just quit the night before.
“A DROP OF JOY IN EVERY WO HD.” FLEM1NGT0N, Hunterdon Co., N.J.
Dr Ii. V. PiEftCK, Buffalo, N. Y ■
Three months ago 1 was broken out with large ulcers and sores on my body, limbs and face. 1 procured your Golden Medical di-covcry and Purgative Pellets, and have taken six bottles, and to-day 1! am in good health, all those ulcers bavin. ' healed and left my skin in a natural, healthy condition. I thought at one time I could not be cured. Although 1 can but poorly express my gratitude to you, yet there is a drop of joy in every word
1 write. Yours truly,
JAMESO BELLI8.
T
NEW RESTAURANT (X)— OYSTERS F *K SALE P.Y DISH CD OH IN HULK. Mculs ;ieh4 I.iiim*!! MTveri tit nil
Hours.
riMEgifiJiTotasaSpitiil:!! HAST SIDE 1’1'BLIo SQl’AltK. -V • .1 . Hiii'ton.
tf :’t
new mumm
'\w\ \Wvv AY ovYi.
Miss Y]. V. Rowland Takes itreat plenMire in oallin? the attontinD j ofthe laities to her new stoca • f initliner n otls My goods are the ln*cst nn<l most fiu-h- j iomible Bonnets, Flats. Turbans. FeatherBins, Flowers, Lacvs.and nil the novelties is Trimmings, etc., to be sold ebeai»er than ever
II air w i promptly made to order.
•hi
Ka s
hii^tf street.
thorn.
The windows of the Cincinnati Cham her of Commerce building overlook the
As foreman, he had charge ofthe yard ot the First Presbyterian Church.
A N t- W K1M» OK W AT' II CASK.
N‘*w beoMUSO it is only within tli'* la.-t f wiph’that it has hi*i*ri improved »nd bruiiaht witti. f | the reach <»1 every ono: old in principle befnaj* . .. At .. : . . .. .. ■., 1 11, .1 fi i-fc t i. i:
•ne first invention was mmle ami the firstpn cut taken out nearly twenty y« :ir- npo. »i •
Or : 20 to insure. Money for the season to be pai<l within thesoason. Insuranee due when I the mare is known to bo in foal. i , ^ urkshiro Billet is a boautiful dark bav, Ifi to
> Section 14. All general elections shall «‘rong-in the last election. If .. ..
ho hold on the first Tuesday alter the first Hie Democrats can not carry New York was known by all as a most excellent privilege of taking light. The Chambei ^ M** * s vi k?. n'l' a ' 'v l . , .y n 28tl> l .Y-78.-I hm« i Monday in November, but township el.c- ^’Hi Mr.Tilden they do not want him man. About or near forty years of age voted not to pay any more, and now a r’i'\ 7'r j < i!V r ''lI ,l l| 0 m*i 'it t»o'yiu^'”
PEDIGREE.
entire mill, in the proprietors’ absence, I he church officers demanded, and until ciVeV’ma'ile a"t thiit'ti’miJ an’«i' w'urn ev«r «t--t and was well liked by all the hands. Me recently received, |8U0 a year for the w^i'hGVmTy onecaw o7in»ny^^^
' - ‘ " 1 J tuilfl"
lay m i*i
Yorkshire Pillet was fualed in
imported Billet
1375. Sired by
1st it m ill ion Man*, by Solferiao, son of imM.
i orkshire.
ill Jam lluoen Tsabol, by (iasan.
litilam by Frinci. Hal.
Ith dam by K in lolph’, Rob Roy.
eh itiun liy Sir AItri-S,
‘ttb dam by Director, non of Sir Archey. Impor'e l Itillot. importod and owned by Pow-
lions may he held at siHi time as may !t * le Hiat Tammany will defeat he leaves an aged mother, w holly depon tight board fence covers the windows. fX- hY Jot it', and ii non
Rut those dent upon her son for support. He w as he may be ! a member of the Good Templars. The
j be provided by law. Provided, that the . * 1 ' ,n ' s l’ row ' n K fivcr i' ^"Y* i General Assembly may provide by law , w ' 10 oppose him admit that
I for the election of all judges of courts of , al, ' e *° P rL ‘ v ent the nomination of any Company’s teamster was I general and appellate jurisdiction by at , other New lurk man, and many of them John roobus,
I election to be held for such officers only, think it will he absolutely necessary to
yen's longer. R. K. . •lewclff Heineinoer Jas. Boss’ is tin* only I’atent< i*' made of two plnlos <*f «»lid gold (one'Utiule and one inside) covering e\ cry part < ni>om’»1:
tVOHKINGM KN.
U /. . . ii uu tine iii*iie; eovirrimi rwrjr i'.h » • ■* !'«■'*'*• nelore yo A begin your heavy spring wearor sigh . thi great advantage ot thp'* work alt. r a winter of relaxation, your '' 1 I'la’cs over l.-ctro eililiim "‘L
, orvone. Boss is the only patent <se c
.. >ybtetn mucus cleansing anil strciigthen- which there is given a written warrant, of \\ no lifts lived here .or somo yours, a son mg to prevent an attack of Au;uo, or sonic which the following is a fae sirail •
" f U ' '' :,,ur ’ lll, ‘’ rurv.i’by which Uiim n^^Ler offeer ) shaH U,- *ecurc that Slate to select one of its cit- of Jimerson Rogers, who is a well-known other s'prmg sickness that willunht Yon
ist'laiti t'alouttn. i»y Flateatehor. A tin in M i«s M irtin. by St. Martin. '*•1 dam Wagtail, by Whisker.
It Ii tliini l)y S reorer.
•th »lam Wy ^ir Solom *n.
Oth dam by Young Marske.
• th dara by Bhenoineniin.
^th dam by Calliope, by S’oueh. bth lam Lasu ofthe Mill, by Oruonoko.
K'th dam by Traveler.
jltb dam .Miss M ikeless, by Young lireyhound
I ith dam i»y rartner.
FUh dam Miss Doe's dam, by Woodcock.
1 Uh dam by ('roll’s tmy Barb.
l r 'th •lam D -tlemona's d on, by Makelots. I_th dam Did Thornton, by Brimmer.
17th dam by Dicky PoTson. IMh inn Burt'm BarbMare.
Mare* from a distance will be pastured at
reasonable rates.
Caro will betaken to prevent nr-idonts, but l will m»t be responsible should any occur. .1 k MES E. E 4M I>(£Al .
1m IS
voted for; ami shall also provide for the 1 registration of all persons entitled to
vote.
AMENDMENT NO. 4, amends by striking out the word "white” i from section 4 and 5 of article 4. conforming the same to the constitution of .the United States, AM EN DM EN D NO. 5 amends the fourteenth clansc of section 22 o! article 4 to read ns follows: In relation to fees or salaries, ( \copt the laws may he so made ns to grade the
Hop Bitteis in Don't wait.—
2i!8
compensation of oifieer*. in proportion to
the population and the necessary services l ' things now stand the outlook indicates required. the nomination of a dark iior.se. The This provision will enable the General j Congressman in question adds that Vr Ass-mlilv I.. itT.'k' the of ^ ““ "'*
county onlcers and pay the ni in prepor-
z-uis. In this respect they agree that resident of this county. He had been Gr a season's work. You will save tune loan extent they are in Mr. Tilden’s ! working for Rosenthall A* Co., ever since ’"“ch Mckness and griat expense if you
w ill use one hottle o(
l ’ ower ’ t,, ° fl *!i mill commenced work. He your family this month.
drove the team of I’eter Myres, and the Hurlingion tlawkeye.
ANonu n report in regard to the Tilden [ Company had this team hired to lunil
boom is as follows: A prominent Deni their straw ana deliver hales to the rai’- T| > ( ! Rev. J. McDade of Cleveland was ocratio Congressman, who has just re road. The top ol Rogers’ head was torn ’, !an ''' C,,u “ lblin , a member
turned from a conference with leading completely* oil, so he could only be roc Democrats in New \ oik City, expressed 1 ognized by his clothing. He leaves a the opinion, which was entertained hy the | wife and several children. One of the
gentlemen with whom lie consulted, that leaders of a niallorv-(i*her was
of In*
im
'ton to the population of the county and ""’’hoi th** (h legation to C;nciniia:i
■ i.-... u : 1 the services actually required. which will be chosen hy the N-w Foik
amendment no. 6. Deinocrotic State Convention, that in or. The following ameiiihnont is. proposed der to pres- rve his strengtli and h;s in-
Huenee he could not very well withdraw
l.iviT M i .lii-i i),. cures pains in th* Back, Sble or Loin
)in<l “ **
ft
Ihu Kidie
iiiiJ nil (li'eMCA of the Kidney, Liver, ItiiidJer ami I i inary tlrirans. t're|isy, '■ravel, Diabetes. Uriaht’* Diseatio of or I neon I i iieneo ot F'lniiln Weakness,
the
to wit: Ami'nd section one of
article to n ad:
Section 1. The judicial power of the State shall he io*n d in a supreme court, circuit courts, and such other courts a*
uinvys, Retention
I line, Nnrvuua lii-e.ises .•uni Kxeessn. llimt** Re oressly lor Hies, di.unscs,
ii , ". I i { '. v ;*i I: "v 1 .. ,,1 " r * 11 • B , Pastor First The words ’ .such other courts''
.LnciIfeS! f ' ir wor.ls ’ such inferior '*/ r ‘*" ,a,n ' n S "> «»*«-’ field la* will .*", ,,re
Remedy is preiiared ex the General Assembly -Fay .*stab!isli.
fruin the canvass, even if he d -ir 1, at this time. Fo do so would i> > io r' linqulsh hi* powt r over the Sut Coat u'ion, and in fact in national politics. Hm
SCOTT WILLIAMS,
\\ ho was badly mashed up about his body, lie, too, was instantly killed. \Vj|-
now, in ordi r to liams was a widower, and leaves a small
child. Ooo o| the brake-feeders was
Josr.i'ii .miller,
ho has lived hero for about seven years, originally fioui Ohio. llo was badly burned and bis hair was singed, and Ii" must have died instantly. He lived in the suburbs of Rockclville, and h aves quite a family. One of the brakefeeders who worked upstairs was
ELI HELMICK,
: •Yal.'h'mne court-*," j..,:,hi, ng th- le-gi Tit nr.* t*. es the selection of delegates of his own j Whoso body, not so very badly mutitat-
.. ....
K. (I. TAYLOR. . vnnN. F. U 1., AIIir. n». '7*. Ban ii I? witnussf
diction to the Cinnit Court.
AMENDMENT NO. 9.
Ueinctly will do tin
pod fully yom
.1. D a Wl.FY. K.*» I Iyer St.
22lTr: EEMKT is purolyvcifot:ib|cnnd is used by tlio adAioo of pfiy&ieUn*. It has sttu»d tho tost uf t imo for 30 years, and tlio utmost reliance maybopLaced in it. One trial will
touvince you.
Bond for pamphlet
t * WM. K. CLAKKE, Providence. H. I. Sold by all Druggists. ly|34
tshlish other courts not inferior in juris- chi ic ■ > if h ul s, ed, was found north of the mill 165 steps
to withdraw, he will have a voice i„ the (about one hundred and forty yards,) nomination ofthe candidate. It is not by | where he had boon thrown by the violin tils certain, this Congressman , lenco of the explosion. It is supposed thinks, that Mr. Tilden w.F remain in the he had gone upstairs, and was near hi
fluid ii, *fter the delegation to Cincinnati mm New York is chosen, he thinks he cannot obtain the necessary two-thirds majority in this connection. It must be observed that eren among Tilden's friends
church, for breach of promise to marry; but she failed to appear on the uay ol the trial. The case was dismissoil, and the pastor received a vote of contidcnce and tho congratulations ol bis congregntiun. Now stio c<,mes out with a staiemunt that lie hired hei to koep out ol the way, aud ho has been arrested
again.
Johnson's Compound Extract of Sar sapTiTila, ul winch an advertisement may lie lound in anothci column, is a good articli* and entirely destitute of all qua- k < ry. liid'-pendontly of the ample t< sti uioiiials Irum professional men, adducceu by Mr Jolmson, we are well satisfied ol Hie virtues Hursapanlla, as we have usen it ourselves w ith entiro success, in i - moving the ull< ction under which labored, la all cutaneous alucllons
peeiaily, it is invaluable.
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post ol duty waiting for the machinery to start up, for he was thrown so much farther away than any of the othets.
an»nu*nt gWon , 'by 0 s , uch ^or|)ora|iomi shaU |!;^tVo , dS^^VI^a?te^ihTca“nd < ;-
’’ j be void; provided that ii time of war,
foreign invasion, or other great |iiiblic ' s nominated at Cincinnati; in other calamity, on petition of a majority of the words, that they will oppose the repeal
■ nrklimt bttvrrase—wholeiiom. and P" 01 " 3 m their discretion,may ( . " tnoi'i rste. Sold Ly ilrusaist.. nrsent incur obligations necessary for the pu lj. ,,ul lnt T aro P erlecll y willing te repeal •*:' TlTre* 1 'M»!i»faclur»7, B 2l'8 Mirket'ktrMt; I lic P rot * cl ' on » n J defense, to such amount j tlle rule so os to have it apply to all fuPhii.iUifbia, Pu. 6m45_ ^ as may be requested in such petition, j luro Democratic conventions.
-Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, the philan- [ thropti-st, in a curious tract, compares’ the relative c jst of religion, living, edu-, cation, rum, and tobacco. Rum costs the I " j country, yearly, $087,038,502; religion. ♦ 17,000 450, ninl education, $75,400,727. Hum, she says, costs each pel son $17 a
appears that for tho last !ifty foot or ^ II Ii . r . | W |U tl '* f 1 07 ' 10t ' lht ' more of the distance he was hurled, and j, Im Ur * ' 81 ^ ,lot >lril1 *- was violently dragged on the ground, ’ which was considerably torn up by his Kidney-Wort radically cures Billious- j contact with it. Eli Helmick is a son of no,W ’ iirul "urvous diseases. Rev. Mr. Helmick, who lives near Boyl- The Terre Haute Commercial Colston. Tho old man, whoso business it . l«*ge is receiving many students for the was to rake the shives away from the!springtorm. Tho proprietors anticipate
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I rom Kokomo, a widower (his wife was [course should attend this institution.
a large school this spring and summer. ^ oung men and ladies contemplating a
. H-'*ll| laffemd Ii .;ii Si , iff*, ninny y.-cr* th:u i oao hard : • I"" "t*'-" i * .m fn*. from it, aadhav-. ""K bw n '•"tircly rui.-.i |.y ( ,rl. r'H l.illl I | yw* ’ '''ll., alL*r iimny medii in< * hiul barn m l 'i«i*l in vuiu, I nm v„ry tr||ltB| I" lat . ^ I rv kiii.w tha nivan. by which l ’ caHavee, and "r*. »n »i, 0 »rv i'Tve bi-"ii, lu j;ive tlni ri-iu(*ly 11 tliftl. Mm. Hkvnktt Jnsaa.Sd St., Eri», Du. ■_ "■ Cart fir’s Little Liver Pills itlm'n - cure aU forms of Biliousness, pre- ■ | vent Constipation and Dyspep-a sia, promote dis'ostion, relieve™* I “UdrosN after eating, and correct^ aU disorders of the Liver, Stom- ■ | ach and Bowels. Unlike all other ^ puls; smaller and very miuxh ■ I easier to take. g «nty One l-ittle Pill is Ooar. ■ No purging. No pain. Htriotly E Vegetable. Price 115 Gta.. five, for *1.00. Solti hy DrungmU in I this city and everywhere. Sent by mail on receipt of price. _ “ Cartw Modisine Cs.. Bri«, ?a. I