Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 March 1880 — Page 6

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THE STAR.

Th«* <'onSliluli<»nnl Ahm'itM-

■leuts.

bercD important ainendmonts to the constitution of Indiana have been agreed Frank A. Arnold, Editor and Proprietor to by a majority of the BAmbora elected to each of the two houses of the General Assemblies of 1877 and 1570, and by an Saturday. March 20, 1880

Danville is reaching out for a place on the State ticket, and M. A. Barnett.: editor of the Demoeeat is the favorite | son mentioned for nomination as Stato 1 Superintendent of Public instruction. Asn now Prof. J. H. Smart, Superin-

$100 per year.

act of the last General Assembly approved March loth, 187!), these said TKRMS...

! amendments are to bo submitted to the , ■ electors of the State of Indiana for ratifl- TH|!reRjer( of Thk Stir bear , n

cation or rojection, at an election to be oalod that w* do not hold ourfelve* accounta- .ime.

, ... * , toqa tor or •ndori'e the opinions of corres^ondheld on tno first Monday in April, IcJoU. [ onts published in thene columns. We smiply

Au fimy on Mniu

Man was made in dry weather.

He was made of dust.

Quite a number have never recovered from their creation; they are still dry.

It’s man’s nature to be discontented, j { l J

slivered in (ire**n<‘:vstle. 'ink Sp,,j| '

TaileiSpolielt

Adam had a monopoly, but he couldn’t | delivered

tendent of Public Instruction, reccom- ^ i ia j, I)V without some one to crow over. t,", 1 |', l e , '?^ n iSeh^Hon* n | l l ,!a , 1 , . h ' ^ h ,,

: , , F r:, h K,TXT.ir^ things were in a bad shape generalh. MW'H'.. rhe next niorningit was the same wav. y^JjfjjflypjAiios'.Stool.Covrriiooii < e h id to make his ( wn Is d and. sweep w IllustrAts,! N, r .‘V,

ON HAND,

—AND—

RECEIVING DAILY! A hire*, varied and late-styled stock of sea

eonable

DRY GOODS,!

on each of which shall 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 the word Y’es and erase the word

Notions, Domestics, etc. So by drawing a line across it, or other

wise. If ho intends to vote against any

Ml bouiiht ..Hirst hand., at lowest pricss and amendment, the work Yes shall in like

customers arc K»*rauteed b reams, at

_ . , , manner be stricken out and the word No .1 AMLS UILLESl’l S I loft; and ifboth words are allowed to re-

main without either of them being so erased, the vote shall not bo counted either way." These amendments are designated by numbers, and are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5, and !', numbers 7, and 8 having failed to receive the majority of the votes of both branches of the last

General Assembly.

amendment no. I.

Amend section 2 of article 2 so as to

read as follow.*:

Section 2. In all elections not otherwise provid'-d for by this constitution, every male citizen of the I'nited States of the age of twenty-one years and upwards,who shall have resided in the State

State enacts that “The Secretary of! _ Thil m „ b . foand on „ t0en , State shall procure ballots of blue paper P. Rowell Jt Co’s Newspaper Adver'mns Bo

fol Indiana has the proud right

would run through a hole in his slcc

the first railroad in this country. As early | le , vas discontented.

A i 10.00 Itll.i

was discontented. nKNI> name ami a.l.lre., with . , ‘ i

as 18^3 a road with wooden rails on, The next night when he w,tit b. sleep, ^ u ,. t it. c. l-KSTKHm., y s,^;,

u. 10 Spruce st.. where advertising con- u .i,i,-h « tmo rail was to have been laid, the ('retitor puni-hed him b\ iii..kin_ nnnif A PDlIiPtlMail u-,, r„ .G ' tracts may he made for it in New 1 .rk. which a strap-rail w as to nave u. , lf |,is r i|c into ft woman -a great nnsfor- AbbNlt'.addrcU *

A. flORTOMJtCO.,2!lS.Ttb St./phiuli. 1 ,',,

was put down for two or three miles cast tum . t<) th( . race<

••Tbnro is no r of Shelbyvillo with the intention of car- D has been six thousand y.ars rying it to Indianapolis. The wteatber- that rib was lost, and yet man continues

since

A (/ruts. I trad 77,]

The telegraph reports:

00 doubt that Louisiana will bo solid • a“’o •* —r----- - -- _ feeling for it.

and instruct for Hancock. Enthusiasm boarded car, with straight - IC scats This is a verv feeling subject. We want an a«ent in thia county great, and spreading throughout adjoin •"«» windows of nine lights, eight by ten ,. ursuil in this caxi is said to be sweet- •tf"? wonirfai^S" 4 * in-S,.,,,. Pku« inDSinit this 10 Sm- W I* «» ««. «* 'rtf W.llMe," popl., .hingl.s, l.oked I*. . «»••• >»>; that :,)l U.,- n,,„ in Ihf TnoiSK.roi.D KKEnlT^rr

Uge Without a chimney. Unc horse was j wor |j wcre no t worth A-dani. ia] biscases and^Liver^Ooinplaini., A j

New York Store

J^outhweHt’oornerll’uMic Square. 2tf (ireeiK^tle, nrl.

\Ve print this week another Dt of, [h(j motive powt , r

Floyd township exodus literature, and

,duress Dr. Sanford, 1C2 Broadway',

froliah was a man.

Ho was lugger than old I.runt, but he

here we drop the veil, or draw the cur- 'fun nearer we approach the fine ap- couldn’t stand so many slings.

tain as it were everybody has had a pointed for holding the great political ^ A f;»,j is a male wh« js ^ ;;- c h s n uth ", r Vi chance and the discussion cannot result conventions of 1880, the more nu,llt;r ‘11 1(1 j, a uian ready ar.d sent fr. c i)Jf e, g|J r '' n,ra ''■ in any good. ous are the reports as to public feeling Concealment in such canes is attended 1109 and 1111 Uirard St., PhiloLiThi.*^

toward the aspirants for official prefer-, with but little trouble. It is only nrcment. Here is a fresh budget of politi- for him to ‘ Kirl hair m ‘ ‘

cal small talk: The fact that the I’enn- T j lt family man resembles an oystei W c will vend our Kle. trie VoP,;, P , sjlTania Democratic C onvention has ( 'on the half-Hhell. other clertric ftpullanceji upon fri»i f,, r v; elated, because he particularly b - cn <; * l,e ' 1 ,0 n,ec ' t at ,larrl8bur B on ai dRVrS ^ kn °" n ^ ho,mS_,h< ‘ *' U iW^’o;” in New England. ' the 28th of April next is accepted Here ^ b ^ thia ambiance in .'urc'eJn^^teeV" r r po 0 ' h -' r

• ravl't

Oitr

, COMPOUND0XYC-2S. A toj. is a male who IS ashamed «>MilS l.areeord rd reinarkakle <-urik

i.i ' * l -- - ‘ *■ *■ ’ —- 1 jthr,

"PMUde r ||'hU*p^

Tin war goes on—Senator Blaine ha* the satisfaction of knowing that the delegates to Chicago from Rhode Island are all favorable to his nomination, and is

much elated, because ho wants strength in New England.

ON 30 DAYS TRljj

men have

Job is snid to have been a very patient

irunrs

Belt Co., Marshall.

or ihho.

The thoroughbreJ ami finely bre<l horsen,

HIGHLAND PRINCE.

'’oils hslijlity r*

- as an anti-Tilden victory. To say the t i„,j r f aceg . \ great many

Wi. ha/zard one guess on the result of least, it is a great victory^ of Senator: countemuices like oysters,

the Nationa 1 Conventions, and our read- Wallace over Speaker Randall. The

or* will do well to stick a pin there: Tilden men wanted a late convpn *i on . j ""if', bad nil over him. Republican ticket—Grant and Blaine, and to have it held at Pittsburg. Tie Many u mnn now boils all over himDemocratic ticket—Hancock and Hen- fact, too, that the Chairman of the Com self '.lien the preacher reaches ‘‘thirdricks. National ticket—Butler and mittee was instructed to place the I'hila-1 t< ‘‘‘ ntb *. v . 1 ‘ ,n "unimer daj, and

, , , . , never thinks of Job s example,

dolphia delegates, already elected on the | ,, is Ilalurill f or a nlan to disregard

during the six months, and in the town-; And now Hancock has started a liter ro ** aa delegates to the Conveation, is gooil exaiunlca. ship thirty days, and in the ward or pre- Ly bureau-witness the following: A" clc,rly ini,n,Cal t0 inasmuch as

cinct thirty days immediately preceding I Ann , po | is R p 0C i n | dispatch says: "A ,h0SC choseo ’f cxce * >t m K * ndall ' !j <1,B - such election, and every male of foreign I Hancock boom has been started here. A tnct ’ &re • I1 conceded to be anti-1 ilden.: i , r in the caUBO of women, fears that birth, of the age of twenty-one years and circular has been received by members 1 lu ‘ re is “ ru,nor that Glden, may, after there is an increase of immorality among M PCQT AIIPAfJT

For heavy dralt.and upwards, who shall have resided in the| 0 f the Legislature, giving Hancock's al1 . withtlra "’. it finds but few here ,h t . shop girls, and lays the blame at the ll *“ WW 1 nU

8 i U O a L 'v. R t ► 0 R

l , u*o' M ( nrc furl namnup. tion is «b*o the Iwwt cou^h inertVim*, I)o*M‘ Humll, hnitlr 'hi ir^** Sold everywhere. v»,V

md fcl.Olt.

Warranted to first buyers.

CO*tSuMpvON

I la s' E dli tJi Pi tr

Iiuiuorulity Aniori); Shop <iirla.

Miss Jennie Collins, the famous work

LEXINGTON, Jr,

For li*ht harneaf.

Will make the upriny and fall a -nson of 1hs«, at

United States one year, and shall have j or d and his claim oi , resided in theSiate during the six months | p3rty f or recognition.”

ys, and in

•lays, shall] Sammi, beware!

’, ,, who give it credence,

the Democratic

few here the shop girls, and lays the blame at the

door of harsh employers who pay insuf-

lieient wages.

and in the township sixty -lavs, and in - ^ iiKitr. is a constant stirring o! the po— “In oiu- establisliim nt a young woman the ward or precinct thirty days, shall Sammi , beware! Do you know that ' liticttl det, P’ a,l<1 ltis difficult t0 kce P U P t/D f'” worke.l on eloaks, and al-

the Bioominston rna-l. ..ml will b B permitted have declared his intention to become a the “opposition to r l ildon among the "'t' 1 1110 " ani1 tno tidal waves. .Non , it j lt r c,viv,.,j only three '' F-TfuM pldisX'i andnt'hBr particular*, ten I c 'ti*en of the United States, conformably j Yiiginia Democrats hap almost assumed ,he BaUimoro A,ncrican ’ horetoforo a k.llars ,H-r nTek. and paid three* .lollars large bill, or inquire at the ftable. i, u 4' to the laws of the United States on the ! the proportions ef a revolt. The entire Grant or S« n k 'ck s against him as foliows: | an d seveiity-Hve cents for her board. ROUT. CIIKNOW’ETH. subject of nsturalisation, shall be enti- Democratic machino of the State accor- ' I’hore is nothing more offensive to pa- Another in the sinue shop twk two “— tied to veto in the township of precinct ding to report received here, is rapidly triotic 8e n tirn ‘- ,n ‘t h »n the declaration t.iat « K arn " nt ,or ‘

The Thoroughbred Stallion where he may reside, if he shall have turning against him. State Senator Smith thi * count, . v needs • H trung man at th

of the Virginia Legislature, is one of the heai1 of a,rairs ' ,! " ssi, ‘ has a man ,lt the leading Democrats of that State, and says, hL ' ad of apairs who8e I ,owor is '»nboundtalking of the Presidential C3nTi ; s ! pd . a '' d it is the weakest government in “There is not a Democrat in either house the ciTilill,2,1 world to-day. No one will of the legislature, either of the Debt- ^use President Hays of being a strong

oysters for Sa'di: by dish OR IN BULK. TOi’sil*. :iii«< Luim’Ii M-rtert uu

liour*i.

Fits Cijr. Si Tte

__ _ _ . „ been duly registered according to law. JL OrKSJlirG Billet As tb0 con8t 't'>tion now stands, no

fixed period ot residence is required in a

V\ ill make the eeanon of IfO at tho 1’ump Shop township and wsr-l before votinar 'table*, *outh ot the \auilalia Railroad, c (ireencaHtle, Ind., at AMENDMENT NO 2.

and, liccitusc of a little alteration that required half an hour’s work, she was docked the entire sum. Here no comment is needed;—[but permit us to *a\ that such a characterless villain as ttn employer should have been toted up and down Broadway about a hundred times on a three cornered rail its some

HAST SIDE I’l BLIC SQI ARE

A. .1. 11 net mi.

tf 21

Ur $20to insure. Money for tho .icnson to be words:

paid within the i«Mon. Insurance due when ,.v , , .. i he in a re is known to be in fual. .No negro or mulatto shall

Yorkshire Billet is a huautil'ul dark

have

who i«

the | against

for Tilden. All of them are] him. Every member of the

NEW MILLINER

nNanA \Wur W ovY.

Miss K. V. Rowland

Fiftceu Dollars the Season, S«|4jr I-r.vid™ for ..,ik„ s „„t tb.|r.y,-or K,.dju..Vr «*, o( ,ho ^’•,1^! 15;

v , ,. - bus been far better than PresidcntGrant’s Another c^ wa.* the daughter of a Take* groat pleasure in eallin* th..»«»

PEDIGREE. And thereby confomiing the constitu-1 is against him. There is not a Demo- "*»»-•"• strong man who can make hi- ; •’ ’

Yorkshire Billet was fnalod in 1S75. Nircd by , * on °f Indiana to the constitution of

iDiported Billet. I,*--, j . Istdsrs Helen Marr, by Folferioo, sod of imp. : GnitCU Mates.

d di

irkshire.

2d dam queen I*iihel, by (>ur.an.

d dam by Prince llnl,

Mh dam by Knndtdiih’s Hob Roy.

lh dam by Sir Alfred,

-th dam by Director, .-on offiir Archey.

<iuested of me a place to do

the 1 cratic [.api r in the State for him, and he P ersona * desires the controlling force in Ladies refused to take her on the ground cannot carry Virginia if he is nominated." i t,le niH, ‘ ,, K etu,,|,t of affairs, is at the head, that they ‘could not give orders to such respect for the law is diminished, and the a . P erw,n - ,s he then apnlieil lorajK»i-

Amend section 11 of the second »rti- rut; Democratic State Central Corn- dignity and respect of a government of three dollars for the first four weekscle to read: mitteo r,f Illinois mot a few days ago at the people are diminished. Under Gen.! then to he dropped to two dollars, with a

i commission of tliree imt cent, on all she

rt- Ijin s, Plown*}*, Lac»*H, hikI all the iiovclt, ■ housework TrimmiDffH. etc., to be solil cheaperthunerr.

lliiirwor promptly made to order.

♦Vi

. ihippi o street.

AMFNDMKM’ NO 3.

A NKW KIND OF WAKTI CAM:

New because it is only within th** last Own?

that it baa been iinproTed and brought

the reach of every one; old in principle befit tne fin<l inventinn wan made and thetiMji ent taken out nearly twenty yenrs »go. h eaRes made at that time and worn ever«is5

1 Section 14. All general elections shall Springtield. Invitations had been issued Granfs administration the spectacle of 1 1'ommission of three |K>r eont. on all she ,-iwe* made at that time und'w-.rn--vers: tetuM *lT| d *. < ; ,, w n : i J h t >; T ^l bo hel11the after the first! to a Urge number of Democrats all over Cabinet officials ignoring the law when S-v'-tre^mnW‘X’ “sw m.!!; l*t daV* Calcutta, ny Klatoaishcr Monday in November, but township dec the State to meet the Committee it. an <t suited them was a f.equent one, and l,grcc’’of „ur' eo.ni.nin'ity, and an'- "A™A* XV'^IhriWit.-l k«. ‘il fliini Mims Mikrtin liv>*t Mnvf.n 111. it ^ 11.» i' 1 n. z. I < I *> t u ■ ■. < K • - •» 11 v i ^. >i-v r. r, .. .... .1.1. .. .. i » a 11.1 r» *» fn KI1.f ... «I. l l... 1. ; ...... f 1i ■. t z.ivi <> r vl- I >.. V. . z.i> <- p i, 1 . >n o ■ .f Ri - ■. i Uv

.*1188 Miirtln. hy M.

Id dam Wagtail, hyWhiske..

Ith dam by . s »rceror.

th dam by Fir Solomon. •ith dam by Young Mursko, • th dam by Phenomenon.

Mb dam hy Calliope, by Slouch, th dam l.**« of th<* Mill, hy Oroonoko.

HMh dam by Traveler.

llth dam Mi** Makelo«*. by Yoonstircyhound. , . ,

I'-th dam bv Partner. at which tunc no other uflicor

l ith dam .Misi* Do«'m dam. hvWootloock.

I Ith dam by Crott's buy Riirb. .

IMhdam I)«.'*dninona , .s flam, by Makolefrt. registration of all persons entitled

Mb data Old rhomton, hy Brimmer. vote.

l<th dam by Dick v Pierson.

iXth iitm Burton Barb Mar.•. AMKNDMI.NT NO. 4. M M rep from a diHtanco will l>o pattured at amends l»y <trikin^ out the word whiD•* , tea •on able rate**. , * . w 1,1 Caro will be taken to prevent accidents, hut ' nHn so ‘' l,un » anti » of article | conI will not be responsible should any neem*. forming th<* samo it) the constitulioTi of

JlVlisi:. I O! IbltlV. the rpit, d Sfat. s.

1 m In

AMKNPMl.M) no. o

81X117, th,. ' 1,nL, n d s th-1 fourtcniitli claiiso of -cc'.ion

i i S3? Si Q ''.!'' 1' 1 ' i ii I 22 o* art- I- • i tc r- a-1 a 1 I] ( ,v. ;

tions may bo held al such time us may ' idv ' s °ry conference, and tho result was while a remarkable relic of such bo provided hy law. Provided, that the one °f'ho largest crowds ever seen in sumption is presented by the conduct of General Assembly may provide by law Springfield on u like occasion. The sen- t * K ‘ I’ostoffice Departin-int in regard to tho for the election of all judges of courts of 'intent . xpressed was so strongly in favor St8r P os,l >l service, yet no public officer general and appellate jurisdiction by an of the Hon. \Vm. 1’. Morrison as the would now dream of attempting sue! election to be held :-ir such officers only, most available among Illinois candidates audacities of conduct as distinguished voted for; and slialUl'sVproil'do"^^ 1 the r ° r lh< ' 1>L,mocra tic Rrosidential nomina- Secretary Robeson’s official career. The " “ ' on as to practically remove 1’almer ami ‘strong man’ character, which is the idol

pre- shielded by the honorllttle portion ofltusi- ' U*lnni(ir who ha* carried one of T- - •

114‘s.s men. Another ono. in hittiM'lH'SS, f .. l ^

... " men. Another one.'in bitterness. Unci said, 1 Fhere i* u society to prevent cruel- year* longer. R. K. OI.NKI, .v to wiimaK cruefty to children, to m te± r p J i : a t ;, n rf e ’.ilid Voli 5 • protect the fish in the streuin; now why nml one in-i 1,- eovt-ring every partens-ei. ennilot ;i society for the prevention of wearoreigh , the great advantage of thne

i ruelty t*> women U- cstahlished? Then ^ ea

tntxse abudeacoulunot haveuaexistence.*' whic h there* if* ffiven a written nnrr«p:. .

which the follow ing is <i fac simil 5

W«

Wealth.

|Modern Argo ]

Ik*1 ieve that it wns

honest Ben.

rvOriMna, Dmpsv, tiravel, Dinbeft-.

Brijrht’s IMsunso of

'ho Kidneys, Retention or Incontinence ol t rln®, Nertoai uiiiaAPefi, Pomale Weaknc Hill Fxitswcm. Hunt's Heim ly in j-rt par' d t*\ firi ssl> lor these clisensos, From Rev. F. H. T.ivlor, l>. f>., TaKtitr First Biiptir! (’hureh, I’rovnli K 1.. .Ijm.H.’T'*. I « »in testily to the virtue of Hunt’s Betaeily in Kidnesr Biiteapes from actual trial, having 1 • > n gicatly benclUtcd by it.- u>e.

i:. H. TAYLOR.

pHovmitM K. B.I., Aug. 1*.». *7s.

** m . I.. t 1 ' \ilk 1. JU'iirSir: link ing witnessed the \aunderfuI etL <‘t.-id Hunt's Rt-u.odv in my itvn tH.-e, :iih| in ;i grenf number ofttlhers. I

1 udgo

Davis hud hut Iw-i supporters in the Committee. Tho reason for this gioat and surpnsing*preponder*ne-' i* tho getiorsl

Itlnddo'r^.iiid'rrhv!! 'he populatton and the necessary servir'-> belief that Palmer's eaivtidacv is only a rv 11rit 1 n j ...... riwin ir*wf , ,. * •

KChomo to divirLi the Iliinon ddlo ^tion

'HlMYSSfl^

n 1 *, In relation to loos or salnrio**

m th,- th( ,

con tho

reijii ired.

except

'ho laws may bo so made as to grade tho ami -.11 dirciMi-* of conipoiisation -if otlieers in iiroportion to tini hi,Inoy», Liver, ii,., ........i...: i .1 1

Phis provision will enablo tho Gor.er.il Assembly to grade the ceinpensation of county officers and pay them in proportion to the population of the county and tho s. rvieos actually required.

A MEN MI ESI so. Ii.

Tho following amendment is proposed to wa: Amend section one of the Vi!

article to read:

Section 1. I ho judicial power of ihe

State shall be rest, d 111 a

Davis Irom the field. Those who are 'he third term boomers, is not tho

not in lavor of iiorrisun generally favor . kind 'he people favor.and however strong Wade who remarked, that he had studied eith-r Seymour ur Hancock. The State . a man Gen. Grant may be, he is certainly men’s capabilities ami the world's table

Committee of twenty-three members not a (-trong esndidate, as the past expeI. -ing canvassed shows n large plurality cienee of the Republican partv abundant-

for Morrison, the remaieder being divid- b' shows.”

ed among outside candidates. ,| udge' —T

J he Brown family lived near In-tiiinap olis. One of their farm hands, named Hunter, had $ KO of savings in his trunk when he left the place, but no tiace of that or himsel! was ever found afterward, lie had no friends, and nobody took the

troublo to make any particular inq tiry. j ^ Fo.ui «r Th-m. 1 ito hrowns said ho had ^ono West, and Tlu* otl. -r day the widow of u Milabout tiiat time they ploughed their ga • waukceiin, who is simewhat noted for den for no apparent purpose. A miner * ur ''chal inaccuracies, visited the cetne-

in the interest of Tit Ion. If the Illinois delegation presents a eaiididate in Cincin-

nati it will be Morrison.

>1 vfages, titiii had conic to the conclusion that no man, even under favoniblc eireiunstimccs, could mnke more than 8211.(1(10 in an ordinary life time, and that no man was rightfully entitled to more than that inmnint. VVe have a decent rspvct for honest wealth, and cannot join in the promiscuous hue and cry :e.'aiii*t wealth, for it is often raised by persons for party ptirtKises. We believe any man may be a rich man, and that a isiur man is not always an honest man.

Tun Cd • •• me • ' ‘ k *<• „ ■ iia'i - c’unro i / IwrC936:*rHisr t* rwo putpo ' s ‘ ’O VMlI fffitti K Ait*, t '• *''/ *. s.'vr,.. t/

0\ Satin lay last it llendi iekv Room

rri-it iniuii'. r 01 i.im r*. i ‘-uaii.. Mian ooresicil 111 ft '(Itireuic court

- .. - . jiii- . a 111 1 ■ • 1 1 » • t l M . I - •' , .

-ii»»ul*l tir tbr iruMlicin** whirli will » u-.’ Uu* 'u’nornl Ass« nibl\ nay « > stal>!i>h. i .n lha sliorti st bosslble time. Hum'.' The wordn “anrh nthav >• nw* ■■ Ri*ni(Mlv will tin th.* ^c*gi>oclfully youn , , - courtH

. iuui.fy. *'» DvcrSt. substituted forth* words* “Mich

HVITT'S 2VM17 ilUirol v v cuot.i Men int i** used Ly the ji*1'i«*e <»t physM-i.inp. 11 bitf* s*t0*1*1 ihe tmt <>1 time (or .V) >•**«r ■*, :t n«l the utmtot i» - Haneo nuiybet*lit«**-*l in it. One trial will

Semi forpiHillihk't t-* \\ M. I! « LA K K ^ gold by all lire rial

tiStj

Providcncc, R. I.

lv :\i

LIGHT AT LAST. thr. Loibig s Wonderful DUcovery. | Nervoua Vitalitjf rastorod by Hr Leibia's Specite ncmedy. tha Coeat German Cure F#r nervoua dctlidity from whatever cause A *.inip!e and infallible remedy lor physical debility, ryunril wc. ness, impotency, Ac., resulting from esse -, indiscreuons or solitary vice. The only preparation endorsed l»y the Medical Associations ana A 'i e f Qomiafiy, i met and £ngland« I id opted bi e Medical Staff f the German [.••(•< i r<*i, kiaJtf. i’-iuiphici . with full bot iry • •1 1 !»<; 1 .. N i fire tc> any Silt!r<»4s by th'* IChicaco Agent y. 'ihe Gicat Gierman Cure is sold | all 1'nicgistsnl f 1 per package, or six pnclcI .* • f i ^w,vr \vi!: I • .vi'lire . y iuji! oo r » ipt I • '*>. 7 a ' • i ' 2 M r I *rib»g Mediciee ., 95 Dearbarn 't., C hic.»g -, lib.

aro

• v.. inferior

courts,” enabling th-* l**‘gi>bituic to » ; tah'isli other eoiirts n il inf'.irinr in juris- ; (liclton to the Cittnil Court,

AMKXliMENT NO. 0.

No po1i4ie.il or municipal e.nporation in I 'hi' (Ntale .-hall i \ . r 1 .. ci.iu iudftbted, in any manner, nr fur any purpose, to an ninoiint in tlie aggregate exceeding two I per e, ntiim on tlie value of the taxable propelty within laid I’oiporation, to bi ascertained by the last asses.ment f,.| State and comity taxes, previous to t!.,incurring of such indebt, dnes ., and all honds or obligations in cxccs, (yf HU( .|, ixuiount given by '■uch ei rporations shall

was s.-t Hgoing at Washington City bv ^ r0!U Uolorndo came into th, the i.igan:/.4ti<,n , 1 a ller.drieks i |i|t, hood, wearing J^tidO to a belt. HcboafdS.'intors Voorlieos and McDonald, an ,i , ‘ d " :ih the Browns aw hile, and then, ihe Denioei it ■ ni 'Ui'iers of the Hons '' ,P Y s »i‘l. departed for the East, and the from Indiana, and other Democrats in ,!r "' v » s ’ garden was ploughed again. A the city w. re pre-ont. The poxitim 0 I I dl Y sioia ". who was known to carry a <lovenior llendtieks wa* discussed, 3n ,) considerable amount ol money in liis

it was agreed «n all hands that the thing !’” Kl ''. v as tuissod from the neighbor- ^onhufMori""''ugoT* to bn done n,w was to put Mr. Hon h, ’ od Mo had been seen going to ward There U no room for loafers it thb •Ifiek lorward a h candidate. R was l * lu " n "'" s ’ house, but ntvor coming world. On street corners and in front tho opinion that M r . ii Mn . away, and the garden was ploughed once "I'c’'are no exceptions to the rule.

neighbor- and planted some (ailuinbines over

lier husbaini’s grave. On her n turn she , met n party of friends, who asked her where she had been. “Oh,” she said,) “l have been Diking some coiicubines out to Forest Home and putting them on my husbands grave; he was so fond

ol them when he was alive.”

Hen-

dricks had be-n raisr. pros nted on fin,inr:al questions, and tho lighting of ibis misiindetstunding should bo one of th.* first duties of the club. I’.onator Y’oorhees said a g oilenian who had rnci seen Governor S -ymour told him Governor Seymour told him that G

it' v that

ivi.r- ]

conren-

tnore. 1 ho idea has at last struck neigbor that th three men have been murdered and ploughed under, and the

garden is to be searched.

Willi

t!,., 'M‘ r y I’ttfor, everywhere, is out of pl.ieo We nave so little reupect for “this tier-1 son,” that wo would rather fight a hu/z saw all our lives Uiun to he a loafer for

three days.

See that yo u tel the sn.!*nu* 1 *' 'use; risky tin r >« w ular for itli'^trit 1 .*'i 1 1? '^ pimprovod Ro.tt IL rr IV* ^ ' Makes fivcpallons of R j, spnrkliner b«»verap»* whoi; ■ : tompi ratc. Sold by drucBi'ti* *»y mail on r»*relpt ol2S eont?' A l l * ** rh i li i rc *r , i . Ml, I nufacturor * M ; tii^* ■

'f iwjtiijii CARTEL

ITTLE IVER PILLS.

vipecialty bad cases where otherB| nedioin»a le-vo t vileil. There : ■ h 0 *.■ *ub( a!, mh this lv ; h. i „*( * the proof- re >d it.

3B f.-r

'Grlnz 8ii*f..rs,l fhjm Sirk HswtKk'

T,, ' : *’***» 1 AMI vu KlIKKKIC.

Ilf ... ; 1 herr:

aDi Bernard murdortMl his uunt at a rancho in New Mexico, took :?7l 0 of her savings, sad went away. Alter going half a mile he discovered that he

all the wav.

barefooted tramp esmo along, and to him Bernard gave tho dangerous boots

ich cur, ' ; :,i '- lining Mother p^r from, friend for AS V.

J"-' The tramp WM .r. *ted, and i - ■

mu Seymour said tiie I’in- innsti

bo void; provided that i-i time of war .'.uii v i." .. i Headricks, and had made a track of blood

forei-n invasion, or other gie»t puhli thati:noin i „*.ed ho wouhl be alocted. A u.il iniity, on petition of a majority of th At Ihe meeting to night (Reprosontstive prop, ny owners, in number and value.; Cobb was chosen president of the

liotlpiH *,.v( j inehecl anil pali; ami thin ere rents in lus clotties where the wind

came in;

[I" r|f ' i> sunken cvr hx,: ., K t,«y stare

t|, e dr nth- „f I,., soul , dr* pair

^ondcmnrd .,x ;t thief in the dock he stood, was Marvin ;, * he fried, “and stoic for food.” ,' ,l ^ • I kit pleodiiig htarfet y "" ■ tfttntaa e read ^To priton, four yoart."

i There ^

incur nbligatlnns necessary for (he pub-, 111 '’ ,Iou ''~' l ' ri ' l “ lie |’i election and defense, to such amount,' bo-p: cm ietits as m*y be requested in sueh petition. 1 chosen s

Indiaim

by "irgus

w-r# elected Dslt a wn*

his auilt was not doubted Bein«i',l a! L! 1 " 1 ' ,i,;cr °".a< the b.ir he stoo,l-

, 110,10 a,- I he man who had ,hc,l the . oman'. blood,

•retary.

me,'' succee t, 1 in having him ban^c 1 bv a Vit , h “ ' itolul un-iamed t'v tear" * mob before tho truth cam- out. " rCi ‘''' ' " p “''' n ' fo ‘

mr- "\* lj cucod by CarU*r LHtle^| ■p ,,T ^ r Bill^affer many mm'i’ ine$* hn*l l** 0( W;

U8»«l in vain, 1 am very williu^ t**

»y mo know tho mean* hy which t **' ■>. ' » relieved, and urg • all v bo are aHi*^*! m'V ■ ‘ ‘w *' b *‘ ,4n « thin r*»med\ a trio*.

Mra. Ukm*>n J, • Mf ;kJ9t., Pi*, "jj

■ Carter’s Idttlo Diver Pills nl» 0 *' H cur'- rM forms of Biliouanoea, pre- T a . nt ConatipaLion on<t Dysp. i'-1

promote digestion, rob,-** g

Ji 'V,'*’.' 'n after cotin*, iiud correel » >11 d>s'i-,i„ r of tho liiver, 8t,wn rj Jf-iT. oe. (towel > Unlike all olbr (J a l Jl 'l. 4 : im'.lor ustd very muol 1 it ^ ooslor to toko. ( ' >, '*.v <*ne I.trite |.lll * l>n*>e i No purein^. No pain. .strio'!.T® s — V 0^1‘railIf). T’pirux L*'i » * '

pi ison, four years ” [/ nieri, an Detective.

-'V,'

g 11 ‘ 1 ' ’ty and ovnrrjvhert Sent-* R by mail on receipt ot pric<*. tr fw ^ CartorUeiicltj J:., ii 'J