The Greencastle Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 June 1890 — Page 7

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Bynopeia of tlie TraiiHaetion* of tlie Two Hottsea of Congrexs. Washington City, June 5.—The senate yesterday agreed to a resolution for an investigation of tlie charges of nepotism, j etc., made by newspapers against the fish commission. The chair announced as a committee on national university Edmunds, Sherman, Ingalls, Illair, Dolph, Harris, Hutler, Gibson, and Harbour. The fortification bill whs amended by striking out the appropriation for the Watervleit arsenal, New York, and substituting an appropriation of $285,000 for tioriug and turning lathes, etc , at that srsenal. Some other amendments were agreed to and the bill was passed. In reply to Stewart’s resolu tion alleging diversion of fun ds appro printed for irrigation purposes, tlie interior ofllce sent in a communication saying that there was no such diversion. A resolution authorizing the president to form alliances witli foreign countries for suppression of the liquor traffic was introduced by Frye and referred. The senate then adjourned. The house agreed to the conference report on the army bill. Disagreement on tlie pension hill was reported and vMother conference ordered. The difference is between dependent and service pensions. The Alabama contested election case of McDuffie vs. Turpin was then taken up and McDuffie, the Bepublican, seated. He then took the oath. The house then ad-

journed.

Washington City, June 6.—Several hill, were reported favorably to tlie senate yesterday, one being an appropriation of $80,000 tor a monument in thiscity to John Ericsson. Hills granting pensions of #50 per month to the widows of ^'ommander Winslow, of the Kearsage, and Hear Admiral Edward Donaldson were passed. The silver bill discussion took up most of the day, Hiscoek and Sherman opposing the senate bill. Sherman declared for a single standard and that gold, and the abandonment of silver except for subsid-

iary coin.

In the house tlie railway committee reported a hill to settle the Central and Union Pacific railway debts. Mason introduced a bill to amend the interstate commerce law so its to allow railways to make special rates for theatrical companies, At McKinley's motion the house took up the silver bill with the provision that it shall he voted upon Saturday. The Democrats made a vigorous demand for more time for amendment, hut failed to get it. Anderson of Kansas, Hartine, Connell, Dellaven, Feat herst one, Eunston, Kelly, Morrow, Herman, and Townsend of Colorado voted with tlie Democrats. Conger of Iowa moved the substitution of the bill agreed upon at Wednesday night's caucus, and after a few amendments hud lieen offered the debate began, but without action the house adjourned. Washington City, June 7.—Hills were introduced in tlie senate yesterday: To compel railways to build elevators and storehouses for the storage of grain for inter state shipment; u per diem and dependent pension bill, excluding from the per diem portion persons whose income is more than $1,200 per year. A new conference was ordered on Can dependent pension bill, and then the silver bill was debated, and laid aside without action. Some routine business having been tiansacted an executive session was held, and the senate adjourned. A bill wns introduced in tlie house prohibiting the exportation of intoxicants to Africa and the Pacific islands. Tho silver debate was resumed, continued until 5 p. m., « recess to 8 taken, and the debate again continued until 11 p. m., when the house adjourned. Washington City, June !),—The senate put in u good deal of time Saturday passing bills, many of them of no general interest. Among them were the following: Appropriating #90,000 for public printing deficiency; to provide for the compulsory education of Indian children; to prevent desertions from the army by withholding part of the soldiers’ monthly pay, and 120 private pension bills. The senate then ad-

journed.

In tlie house Cooper of Indiana presented resolutions charging Pension Commissioner Itaum with giving promotions in ids office to employes who buy stock of a refrigerator company in which he is interested, ami favoring a certain pension attorney iu the matter of claims, because said attorney is security on a note made by Kaum; referred. The remainder ofthe day was devoted to the silver bill. The debate closed at 3 p. m. and the bill was amended liy striking out a provision that permitted contracts to lie made in which the medium of payment could lie stated as other than silver or the certificates, and providing that when free coinage is reached bullion purchases shall cease. Thu bill was then passed—135 to 110, Tlie

house then adjourned.

Washington City, June 10.—Hopr introduced a joint resolution in the senate yesterday fora constitutional amendment providing for the election of postmasters by tlie people. Call offered a resolution requesting the president to negotiate with Spain to relieve American cattle shipped to that country from the present duty imposed. A “sarkastikal’’ petition was received from Nebraska asking that veterans oyer loo years old shall lie put on the pension list at #2 per month. The silver bill wiurthen taken up, and Cockrell spoke for free silver. The house silver bill was re

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was i aken up. It com] • criers to take cattle for shipment whenever asked, if they have room, regardless of iiiiy contract they may have for storage wjitli other persons. Hour offered an amendment inserting in the l:ill the words “not already contracted for in good faith * * * sufficient to occupy such storage.” A vote was taken, resulting: Yeas, Id; nays, 23—no quorum, and the senate adjourned. | The house moJe a change In the silver bill titlu of no particular importance. A resolution was offered asking the treasury about the refusal of the steamship Umbria to take hack cjrtain Ue'.giau glass blowers brought over iu violation of the contract labor law, The library committee favorably reported n bill for a monument on Tippecanoe battle ground, Indiana. .District affairs occupied tlie rest of the day, and a night session was held to pass pension bills, but Euloe of Tennessee prevented any of them passing, although thirty-five went over with the previous question ordered. The president has approved the bill for a public building at Cedar Rapids, la.

Rollin Heers, a young lawyer of Hridgeport. Conn., has gone to Canada probably. Anyhow he is an embezzler to the amount of #3U,U00. Dry weather in many counties of Kansas has cut down tlie winter wheat average to a considerable extent below tho report a month ago. The Engineering News, of New York, savs that at tlie present time one fourth of the passenger ears of this country are heated by steam. John James, who was sentenced to prison at Lincoln, Ills., for vote burying, made a break for liberty while being taken to jail Thursday, and got clear away. The Washington National bank, of New York city, has lawn authorized to commence business, w ith a capital of #300,000. George W Webber, connected with Tlie Chicago Daily News, lias sued Mayor Cregier, of that city, for #25,000 damages, alleging libel in that the mayor said that Webber tried to buy his way into a city

office.

It is stated that Segwald A. Qvale, a wealthy Norwegian of Eau Claire, Wis., lately deceased, bus bequeathed $1,000,000 for the establishment of a hospital In Madison, Wis., fur born cripples ami deformed person, a The Reformed Presbyterians at New York in their annual convention aredis cussing the question whether it is right for members to vote, that privilege of American citizens being prohibited by the church law. Some Chicago thief made a perilous capture the other nigtit. He stole seven rabbits from the Kush Medical college, each of which had been inoculated with the rabies vim., for experiments on tlie Pasteur method of treating hydrophobia. Severe thunder-storms and high winds prevailed throughout New Y'ork slate Thursday night. There were several lives lost, and several buildings were struck by lightning or blown down by the wind. Near Charleston, W. Va., a man and a boy were killed by lightning Friday morning. John Dailey, an insane man, 50 years old, made an unsuccessful attempt to murder his wife ami blow Ids own bruins out in Chicago Friday. After an till night session in Chicago the Catholic Order of Foresters adjourned at 3:30 Friday morning to meet iu Milwaukee the first Tuesday in June, 1801. The Citizen’s National bank, of Ironton, O., has l>een authorized to begin business, capital $100,000; also tlie Southern National bank, of New Orleans, capital $600,000. Butcher’s meat in New York has ad vanced 2 to 3 cents n pound in consequence of the cost of ice. This is not chargeable to the ‘‘Big Four,” but is the work of the. retailers. W. M. Palmer, doing business nt Da Crosse, Wis., under the name of Palmer & Co., loan nml real estate broker, has been arrested for swindling by tlie United States authorities. At the Homan Catholic church of tlie Holy Family, Chicago, Sunday, Archbishop Feenan confirmed 8<Ki children. Charles Frasier, a salocu employe at Baltimore, was instantly killed by coming in contact with un elccttio light wire in the saloon cellar Saturday. Mrs. Susan Walden, (Sti years old, a resi dent of Thompson Station,Mo.hasmysteriously disappeared. She laid just fallen heir to a fortune, and went alone to seen re it. She was last seen at the Uuion railway station, St. I^niis. Ixitterics are popular in New Orleans. At an election Saturday to fill a vacancy in the legislature tlie lottery ticket carried the day two to one. Negotiations with the Sac Indians for the purchase of their lands has lawn successful, adding 400,000 acres to the public domain. The prospective bride of Editor O'Brien, who was a Jewess, has been received into the Komnn Catholic church. Tlie I/evuca County National bank, llallettsville, Tex., lias been authorized to commence business. Capital, $00,000. This week is commencement week at West Point military academy. The exercises will dose with the farewell hop on

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Washington City, June in.—James J. Brooks, ex-ebief of the secret service division of the treasury department, w;u»

Thursday night. Tlie Scotch cutter Minerva, now owned in this country, was ininten Saturday by the American cutter Diris, which carries 600square feet more canvas oa the same draught. The Atchison Champion has come out against the rc-clection of John J. Ingalls to tlie United States senate. The Wool Consumers’ association, composed of manufacturers in the eastern and middle states, has called upon all engaged in that line of business to help it in its effort to obtain free raw wool. The mnraiage of two persons charged with murder, at Louisville, Ky., has made it impossible to convict either, »s there were no other witnesses, and Kentucky law does not provide for married peoples’ testimony against each other. At Danville, Ky.. Saturday, while Bud Wright was on trial for the murder of Alonzo Brown, Lawrence Brown, brother to the murdered man. entered the courtroom and shot tlie prisoner, who was a negro, to death. Brown was arrested. Six students of Oberlin college, at Olierlin, ()., wlio were drawing tlie college baud wagon in a prrade Monday, tel! to the ground and before they could rise were run over by the wagon. Three were very seriously injured—15 A. Williams, John Ellis, and (>. J. Duthi.i. Simon Gorman and Timothy Lynch were crushed to death at Chicago between two ears loaded with grain Monday. Warrants were issued at New York Monday for sixty persons who hod refused to answer tiie questions of census enumer-

ators.

The crops in the northern parts of Germany arc being rapidly destroyed by insects, which infest them in swarms, devouring everything. A sneak thief entered the room in a Cincinnati lintel occuvied by lien Yiv 1, ;he noted bookmaker, of Texarkana, Ark., and stole VJ.CKK) Irani Yiiel's trunk. Searching parties are out after tho robbers who rifled the mails near New Salem, N. D , but they have not been caught. It is thought that they obtained about #5,000. George II. Pell, the New York brok-.r convicted of complicity in wrecking the Sixth National bank, has been sentenced to seven years and six months in state's

prison.

Hyde and Itehmun's theatre, and tlie Arbuckle and Germania Savings bank buildings at Brooklyn, N. Y., were destroyed by (ire early Tuesday morning. Loss, $200,000. The president and family returned to Washington City Monday from their trip to Fortress Monroe. The Liberty National bank of Pittsburg,

SCORES ON THE BALL FIELD. Ucconls Made by the Base Ball Aggregation on tlie Diamond. CHICAGO, June 5.—Tlie scores nt base bail yesterday were as follows: licague: At New York—New York 4. Brooklyn 1; batteries Husie and Buckley, Terry and Clarke. At Philadelphia Philadelphia 7, Boston 0; batteries—Getzein and Bennett, Vickery and Clements. At Cleveland—Clevelands, Cincinnati 1*. batteries —Beatin and Zimmer,Duryeuand Keenan. At Pittsburg- Pittsburg 1, Chicago 5; batteries—Gibson and Kittredge, Baker and

Wilson.

Brotherhood: At New York—New York 0, Boston 4; batteries—Keefe and Ewing, Madden and Humbert and Murphy. At Philadelphia—Philadelphia 11, Brooklyn 12; batteries—Cunningham and Cross, Van Haltren and Cook. At Buffalo—Buffalo 7, Pi tsburg 4; batteries—Keefe and Mack, Maul and Carroll. At Chicago—Chicago 4. Cleveland 1; batteries—Hurston and Doyle, Bakely and Sutcliffe. CHICAGO, June 6.—Yesterday’s base ball playing resulted as follows; Is-ague: At New York—New York 2, Boston 13; batteries—Welch and Buckley, Nichols and Bennett. At Philadelphia—Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia 6; batteries—Lovett aud Stallings, Gleason and Clements, at Cin cinnati—Pittsburg 1, Cincinunt: il; butteries—Schmitt and Berger, Hhines and liar

rington.

Brotherhood: At New York—New York 11, Brooklyn 5; batteries— Ewing and Ewing, Murphy and Dailey. At Philudel pin a—Philadelphia 4, Boston 0; batteries —Sanders and Millgan, Kadbourne, Kelly and Sweet At Chicago—Chicago 6, Pittsburg 12: batteries- Dwyer a ml Boy le.G.-Jviu and Quinn. Bain at Cleveland stopped the playing. Chicago, June 7.—Foil wing are tlie scores in the base ball field yesterday: League: At New York—New York 3, Boston 10; batteries—Kusie and Buckley, and Clark, Clarkson and Gnnzel. At Cleveland—Cleveland 4, Chicago 12; batteries— Hutchison and Kittridge, Garfield and Zimmer, at Cincinnati—Pittsburg 5, Cincinnati 0; batteries—Sowders aud Berger, Foreman and Baldwin. Brotherhood: At New York—New York 12, Brooklyn 2; butteries—O’Day and Ewing, Sowders uiul Co ik. At Cleveland— Cleveland 14, Buffalo 4; batteries—McGill and Snyder, Haddock and Mack. At Chi engo—Chicago6, Pittsburg 6; butteries— King and Farrell, Staley and Carroll. Both games at Philadelphia postponed—rain. Following are scores made by base-bull aggregations Saturday and Sunday: League: At New York N " York, a: Boston, t; batteries—Husio and Buckley, Oetzcin and Ganzell. At Philadelphia (first game)—Brooklyn, 4; Philadelphia, 3; batteries—Terry and Clark, Gleason and Clements; second game—Brooklyn, 1; Philadelphia, 4; batteries—Foutz and Clark. MeFetridge and Clements. At Cleveland (first game)—Cleveland, 3; Chicago, 5; bnttcrie:—Wadsworth and Zimmers, Hutchison and Kittredge; second game—Cleveland, 0; Chicago, 1; batteries —Be&tin and Zimmers, Coughlin and Kittredge. At Cincinnati—Pittsburg. 2; Cincinnati, H; batteries—Baker and H r gvr, Duryea and Keenan. Brotherhood: At New York—New York 8, Brooklyn 4; batteries—Keefe and Vaughn, Van Haltren, Daly and Kinslow. At Philadelphia (first game)—Philadelphia 6, Boston 5; batteries—Bufliuton and Cross, Kiiroy and Murphy; (second game) Philadelphia 10, Boston 12; batteries— Sanders and Milligan, Kadbourne and Swett. At Cleveland Cleveland 11, Buffalo 5, batteries —O'Brien and Sutcliffe, Baldwin and Hnlligan. At Chicago— Chicago I t. Pittsburg 15; batteries—Hurston, Farrell and Dwyer; Maul, Galvin and Carroll. Chicago, June 10.—The base ball scores made yesterday were as follows: League: At Philadelphia—New York 1, Philadelphia 6; batteries—Kusie and Buckley, Gleason and Clemente. At Brooklyn— Boston 3, Brooklyn 7; batteries—Nichols and Bennett. Terry and Hushong. AtCiucinnati—Cincinnati 8, Pittsburg 2; batteries Gray and Decker, Kbines and Harrington. Chicago-Cleveland game postponed—rain. Brotherhood: At Philadelphia—Philadelphia 14, New York 2: batteries—Knell and Cross, Ewing and Vaughan. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 4, Boston 0; batteries Weybiug and Kinslow, Daley aud Kelly. At Buffalo—Buffalo 7, Cleveland 14; batteries—Haddock and Clark, McGill and Snyder. At Pittsburg—Pittsburg 6, Chicago 0; 1 atteries—Galvin and Quinn, King and Farrell.

Fish Thai Av Sensitive to tlie Cold. Thors is no doubt that fish, particularly many >.f those which inhabit fn-T waB r. fo 1 tho cold, and that this accounts for their moving in winter to deep water, when they have the opportunity of doing :«>. Borne fish are much more affected than others by cold. Swainson mentions an instance of a number of fine tench having been found dead in u pond after the break up of a frost; and, :is a proof of vital ity in other fish, he states that in northern latitudes eels and perch have retained their vitality when frozen into solid blocks of ice, and that advantage has bo‘-n taken of tlie fact to remove them from one locality to another.— New York Telegram.

Simmons Liver Regulator cured me of general debility and loss of appetite.— Sirs. Edmund Fitton, Frank ford, 1’a.

St. Louis will add ninety-two miles of electric street-car service before the present year has expired. Children Cry for Pitcher's Carton'a* Eileut’s Ex chact of Tak & Wild Cheuky is a Hafe, reliable, and pleasant remedy f >r Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all throat trou bles; will relieve aud benefit Couciimption. Try it and bo convinced Every bottlo warranted; price 50c and one dollar per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Prepared by the Emmert Proprietary Co., Chicago. 111. tf A young man named Sutton has lived seventy-seven days on soda water at Dubuque, Iowa. DO XOTSUFFER AXY LOXUF.R. Knowing that a cough can be checked :n a day, and (ho fir.at stages of consumption broken iu a week, wo hereby guarantee Dr. Acker’s English Cough Remedy, and will refund the money to all who buy, take it as per directions, and do not find our statement correct. Walter Allen, Druggist. tf

Homo-Scckere will find tliola-tof FRKFj tho public <l.»ui;.in of *i«rnrnltam . » vWv Northern H.-dlway, in >orth Dakota & Montana. N K W h’O or ruo' c. alomr thf*Great Northr lY^<i'\To cm l.’y Lint*. liuHinoHB chauren. I w \ ^ \VriteF. 1 VVl.itney, St. Paul Minn for Rook*, Mhpa, etc., etc. Write now. Settler- on free Government lands 1 LOW’ nloM|v t!.. < i mat Northern Railway 4 nvi'.

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HUNTING j Ldii st resorts in l \ mcrica alone LM'-sHIYf' j ( ' r,,M t Northern Hiulw-iy Line I loxTllN.i I jn Minnohota. Dakotas arc! Montana. Rust climate for health seekers.

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Sw**et Grass JIil e. Milk and 8un|SHKKI > Hirer Valleys, m Montana, are ij/wiu reached only by the Groat Northern I Railway Line. Tho Stock Raisers’ paradise.

GOLD l Th * regions tributary to tho Great fY) a t Northern Hail was liu® in Montana 1 produce all the precious and baser metals. New towns uud railways aro being built.

Go to the Great Reservation of I Montana and gvt a good, free homo 1 -pr\r L' l> Head. Low rates ard free sleepers ‘ IvlVrilw on Gre.t Northern Railway Line. Go now.

HEKDS ! 1 h«'#*c have made Montana the rich* M T V L'*** 1 ' st State per capita iu tho Union. aUIoNIjo I Plenty of room for more miners and stock-raisers. Now is the time. Along the Great Northern Railway YOUNG Line 111 Montana aro frse ranchos 1 a and pasturage, mines of precious I MA^i metals, iron and coal, and new cities and towns. Now is your time.

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Surrounded by a fine agricultural and grazing country, close to mines of precious metals, iron and coal, possessing a water power unequalod in America, it is Montana’s industrial centre. The valleys of Rod, Mouse. Missouri. I G. N. Milk and Hun Rivers reaciitHl by the ! X (ireat Northern Railway Lino. Half I ■ rate excursions Hepf . inbor ( .), **:t. and October 14. Ihflo. Write K. j. Whitnky, St. Paul, Minn.

yesterday placed iu charge ol thjt <U- f’e-. capital #200,000, Uaa been authorized

vision. , to commence business.

Chicago, June ft. Following aro the quotations on the board of trade to-duy: Wheat No. June, opened IM'fcc, closed t’Utfcr; July, opened ft-Ric, closvd ftlHrc; September, op tied l*. ,| 4c, closed ftlltyc. C.rn No. ~ July, opened and do el ; August, opened close I .554c; September, opened IL'^c, closed Oats No. '2 June, opened ‘>‘v, closed 4c; July, opened closed -SS; . September, opened • r n 1 4C, closed ~i»‘‘6c. Pork July, opened and closed $l-.80; August, opened aud closed L trd -July, opened and closed Live sto d;—Union st ick yards prices were quoted us follows: Hogs-Mark* t 01 ened fairly active a d firm with prices fotlOe higher; light grades, f.'UjOHd.H'); rough vac^k* ing, id.iHDm; mixed lots, sUkV^I.HO; heavy packing and shipping lots, ..ftft. ('utile- Market weak: bids lower: beeves, $1.40 1.30: Texans, $2.50$$ IU* 1 : sto ker* and feeders, $2.51 K34.(10. Sheep —Weak, muttons, S4.00ii*5Jl5; lam Its, $5.00.1, 0.75. 1 reduce: Rutter Finest creameries, l.'VTfc p.V.j per lb : finest dairies, loftllc; packing, stock, . . • 1 B* v I riot fi esh, \: IM £c per doz. 1 oiiliry- Chickens, H^.mVuc per lb.; turkeys, 7c: ducks, & . 'v: geese. ?-4JKgt5.(K) per doz. 1 otntoes On track -common and mixed, ;ju*/dl5c per bu; Pocrle s, 40 - i:h ; Rurbunks, 50v'f.V>c; sweet potatoes, £.‘I.5U 5.75 per hid. Apples -$4. 05.0ft per bbl. Strawberries—.5c cG .-5. Broom co;”. ITur!, per lb.; whisk brush, f>;g< 1 g; groin, self-working, 49U45Hc; ir.si 0 and rovers, 4 o 4'ii<; common bru-h, 04 ■; crooke l, :.0'O p*. New York. New York, June ft. W put No - red winter, l'7’.p; < u v h; do June, fth!<>c: do July, ftO^vc do AuguSl, do September, N5%c. Corn No. 2 mixed, 48}4c < mh; do July, : do August, O-; tlo September, Oats Quiet; No. J mixed, 55*,£e cash: (lo June, 31'Kc; do Ju y, 34‘ je. Rye -Nominal. Barley Nominal. Pork — Dull; mc-is, *15.75^14. 5. Laid—Quiet; June, £0.:.5; July, {0.35. Toledo. Toledo, Ohio, June ft. Wheat lIU.ii. r and a tive; 1 ash and June, ftft’Le; July. ; August, ttl&ic; SeptcmlK*r, OlV. Corn Quiet: cash and July, P’tlc; August, :•>«• bid. Oa*s Firm; cash, L*!«c; AuginQ bid. Clover seed Lasy; cash, October, uaked. St. Louli. St. Lofiv. June ft. Wheat Lower; caah, ftfH-pftJUc: July, 88X40; August, Hsy^c. Corn Higher; cash, : July, and August, ^V^c. Outs—IHghir; cash, Hk* bid; July, 20c; An ust, ;Hc. Pork—Quiet; retailing at $1.(10. I^ard—Noiulual; \ 5.75. Whisky Steady; {l.'ft.

FLY NETS CHEAP AND STRONG . 20 oilier styles 5-A Nets, prices (o suit all Wm. Aykks a Hons, Piui aoelphia. Hold by all dealers.

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It will handle Grain and Seeds FASTER, BETTER and CLEANER, than any other Thresher. It will save enough extra grain (which other machines will waste) to pay all threshing expenses, and often three to five times that amount. It will Clean the Grain and Seed so much better that you can get an extra price for it. It will do your work so much QUICKER, so much CLEANER, and so free from WASTE, that you will save money. Such Threshing Machinery is made only by

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The High Arm Machine is light running and noiseless. It is a perfect machine iu every respect, has a full cet of attachments, all tho lutest improvements, including a self-threading shuttle. It is elegant in finish, highly orua mental, end mounted on the best black walnut woodwork. Knowing the character of this machine, nnd the high grade of workmanship entering into its construction, we have no hesitation in agreeing to return money at once to any subscriber who is not fully satisfied with ths High Arm Machine after ten days trial. Each Machine is supplied with a full set of attachments ami a warrantee for five years. Its simplicity commends it to every family, as no instructions for its use are necessary, further than the book accompanying machine. We deliver Machines on board cars, and tlie subscribers pay the freight on receipt of same. The list price of this niachiue is 8tl0. Our price to you with a year’s subscription to tho L'lMES is 01 Ij t To Present Subscribers—To any one now a subscriber to 1 •* Times, the machine will be sent uloif for 1 HO. *«- Wiit” your address plainly nnd theiebj avoid mistakes in forwarding the premium machine. Remittance** may he made by Express, Money Order. Draft or Registered Ijetter, l HE TIMES, Grekncastle, Ind. pjR. E. B- EVANS. ^ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

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