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indianapolis June -, 1916. ]

"IIaw haw haw - said the doctor, :. shot
at calf only thirty yards off and did not hit
it; n great marksman you, indeed great,
great! !"
''Now DOCTOR said Cohen, stop, | say now
stop, and don't make a fool of yourself, until
you know the circumstances. tell you what,
sir, shot just so as to hit it if it was deer,
and miss it if it was 4 calf
The wing candidate then got down and
every body present laughed at the story.
Then came on Mr.. McDougaI, the democratic
candidate. lie began by saying" swell, gen
tcmen. Mr.. Hardin has told you calf story.
and you laughed at it as was probably very
proper you should, and acknowledge its APP
plcation to the present speaking, and the
striking similarity between Mr.. Cohcn's case
and mine. ] loaded my political gun and
shot at Mr.. Hardin thought him a deer
but 10, the mistakc.- he turns out to be Il
calf" Cheers, loud and long) MIR. McDou-
gall then proceeded, But, gcntmcn, there is
one difference between Mr.. Cohen's case and
mine. He shot and missed his calf, but hit
and wounded mine. Have you not all heard
him roaring and bawing with pain of the
wound for more than an hour"
If the laugh was great at the telling of the
anccdotc. it was hmdred f1H greater at the
application of it.-SpningfeH (W) Register.
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DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES


strict construction Of the Constitution, and
sumption Of doubtful powers.
Diplomacy, asking for nothing bet what is clear
BY right and submitting 10 nothing wrong:
NO couhexion between the government and banks.
An al raioren revenue Tariff.
No public debt either by the General Government
or by the States, excepfcr objects of urgent neces
slty.
No assumption by the General Government Of the
debts OF the States, either directly or indirectly by
distribution of the proceeds of the public lands
No extensive system Of Internal Improvement by
the General Government o. By the States
constitutional barrier against improyident State
loans.
The honest payment Of orr debts and tire sacred
preservation of the public faith.
gradual return from paper credit system.
No grants of exclusive charters and privileges, By
special legislation, 10 banks.
No swiGdng corporations.
No connexion between Church and State
preference for democrats over wings for every
office.
Acquiescence in the rule of the majority in all ca
ses of party discipline.
No prescription f6f honest opinions.
Fostering aid to public education
progressive" reformation of all abuses.
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Volume II;;:=s;;;;%%;;Number 4.


MARION COUNTY Alsouvile Clermont Pendleton German
Pketon Cumberland bridgeport, Augusta Broad Ripple
HENDRICKS COUNTY Hampton, Panheld Belleyle, Stiles
vle Danvile New Winchester Brownsburg, SprlDgtown
North Salem.
HAMILTON COU\TY-Wesfeld, Nobesville, Strawtown, Cl
cero Carme, Penield
BOONE COUNTY Lebanon. Thorneysvie ROyalon, James
town, Eagle Vii age, Northheld
MORGAN COUNIY-Mooresvl c, Monrovia.
HANCOCK COUNTY-Geen6eld Sugar Creek Charlottesville
Phil idelphia, Eden
JOHNSON COUNTY-Greenwood Franklin, Far West.
SHELBY COUNTY-pleasan View, Shelby MoITtown.
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miscellaneous.

NEVER PRoCR lsTIN ATE-The following little
story is not new, but is touchingly narrated,
and conveys so excellent a moral that we
cannot refrain from publishing it. We re-
member that the tears came into cur eyes the
first time we read it.
You'll please not TO forget to ask the place
for me. sir said a pale bluc-cycd boy, as he
brushed the coat of the man of leisure at his
lodgings.
Certainly not said Mr.. Inkiin, Il shall be
going that way in day or two
Did you ask the place for me yesterday 2
said the pale boy on the following day, with Il
quivcring lip, as he performed the same Office.
No was tI.c answer, Il was busy, but |
will to-day
sHcavcn help my poor MOTHER murmurcd
the poor boy. and gazcd istlesly on the cent
Mr.. lnklin laid in his hand.
The boy went homo. lie ran TO the hungry
children with the loaf of bread he had earned
bv brushing the gentlcmcn's coats ut the hotel.
They shouted with JOY, and his mother held
out her hand for portion. while slckly
smile fitted across her face.
.Mothcr, dear said the boy, Mr.. Inkin
thinks he can get me the place, and ] shall
have three meals a day-only think. mother.
three meals, and share them with youn
The morning came, and the pale boys voice
trcmblcd with cagcrness as he asked MIR. Ink
lin if he had applied for the place.
sNot yet said the man of leisure, but there
is time enough
The cent that morning was wet with tears.
Another morning arrived.
1t is thoughtlcss in the boy to be so late.
said Mr.. Inklin. Not soul here to brush
my coat
The child came at length, his face swollen
with weeping.
Il am sorry to disappoint you, said the man
of leisure, but the place in MIR. c. store was
taken up yesterday.
The boy stopped brushing and burst afrcsh
info tears Il don't care now said he, sob
bing. I'VE may as well starvc. Mother Is
dead.
The man ofleisurc was shocked and he gave
the boy n dollar
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Fire AWay!'

THE SONG OF RTNGeoLD's ARTILLERIsT
The Mex lean bandits
Have crossed TO our shore;
Our sui has been dyed
With our counirymrn's gore.
The murderers' triumph
Was theirs for day
Our triumph Is Coming
90 tire-fIe away.
Fire away.
BE steady-be ready
And firm every hand
Pour your shot like storm
ON the murderous band.
On their tlinks, on their centre,
our bait sries play
And we sweep them like chaf,
As we fire-hre away.
Fire away.
In! the smoke wreaths uprising
The beIchine flames tear
Wide gaps through the curtain,
Revealing despair.
Torn lutters their banner
Nooriflamme gay.
They are waveuug-sinking-
SO fire-hTe away.
Fire away.
'1'is over-the thunders
Have died on the gale
Of the wounded and vanpuished
Ilafk bark o. the wall.
Long the foreign invader
Shall mourn for the day,
When Ringgoid was summoned
To fire--hrr away
Fire aWayi
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Iy W. Wick H. uahut just Published and ti sale ~
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Bank Scrip and Treasury Notes.
gUyE consignment lot OF Bank Scrip ana
Treasury Notes which he will exchange upon advantageous
Borrowers OF sinking fund
would do well to apply ny eer LOT me
sinking fund sales in November III
desired will make payment them the proper ONCE
rifh0uf chdrgc.
shall taxes in any county IN the state ruhds
should he forw arded of December newt
10 tits A. w MORRIS, Gen Agent.
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Love aud Statistics.

The modern propensity statistics hi of the following
Prom Bcntev's Miscellany
SONG
wrantR 90 tnt st,tsticsl socitt,.
it's a days since our parting,
Which took place ut loh Gm. IN,
The cab No pO was starting,
When you ne Kisses. my GEM
OF these same isdays,i3
Have nne, and All dtcneh'ns the rest,
And the wind since the 18th hns ,ecfd
between y, aud ~ aud NV
My ,he,nomstef -pow'd ne day
~ dsHtsss i,hitnheii
tAhout 80 nsaumutl they
n was down H. To- Que aight
Now A. days my deat. Iua
Make iueO good inntsl
Take oil tf slssp, aud und
You knoW Iess Won't mvlve oui young poweia
who ass seaaely past 90. ~ hes-
tio' old his, The, say, q are pienis,l-
Well debating those hours ha 'esI,
There remains 'ao'
Aud, allowing Thought Of you form
oaiy times 'tsis, each hour chimes
Why, thought III ", hrasing and warm,
jua 5000 time,
Then remembe, your lover ,houghhe
Woes IN Numbers of quite new fashion.
Oh. he's eiphefins mai, and you see
Twas your form that made fgpe' his passion
18Th Jane. isi1. o.
A coon ExAMrLE,-A young apprentice IN this
Office who eighteen months ago was one Of our car
rers and used the leisure afforded by this employment
10 give himself what education he has, set up last
week 81, OUO ems. the Daily Gazette, commencing
the week with empty cases and distributing the whole
of his letter He received the ordinary run of mat
ter made clean proofs and spaced evenly. The regu-
lar weeks work of a lourneyman is from 32,OOO to
36 600 ems and more fall short of the lesser amount
than exceed IT. lie is also making good use OF his
earnings About year ago he bought oil one OF the
proprlctors of this paper piece OF real estac-a ot
large enough to build dwelling house upon-whlch
he has already half paid for by his ovcr-work and
that without depriving himself of rational recreation,
or inuring his health.-Cincinnati Gazette.
A fellow with remarkably long legs and remarkably
narrow shoulders-with remarkably high heels to his
boots and a remarkably low crown TO his hat-a re-
markable man the wholc-went yesterday INTO the
Crescent rendezvous and hching his eye-gass under
his brow, he commenced reading The appeals 10 arms
that were placarded round the room.
Here, Mr." says the First Lieutenant, gallant
looking young man, " here's the place, and nows the
Now's the day and nows the hour
i See the front Of battle low'r.
Here" he added. pointing to the muster roll
here the scroll Of fame, subscribe your name oil
it, if you long for Immortality
Awe, fact is, said the exquisite, looking through
his glass at the First Lieutenant, . fact Is have
rawtha deslaw to service but the smell OF gun
powda' is remarkably dlsagweable to me would yoi
not need the so'wisses of gentleman to follow at
convenient distance in the rea of the amy, and re
poat pwogwess should like the Office nightly
Il dare say said the First Lieutenant, but w
take men who seek position in the van-not IN tn
rear. Your very nice man, but you front do 10
the Rio Grande. Pie.
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DOCGOR j.. %. JORDAN.
l,risstfc lslsVs,Ct1sp.

TNTFIcE Meridian indianapolis north ~ Wash
tnrinn street T., WEEK nafl"nf
respectful tenders hts services a. the thr.ns q" India
ntpd urni, the ,as drtnien's'f s
lie ent di-cad 10 his lfnee the nee 81 Mtn' az
in M preparations with asf whith s'sHe
,sfents have condemned nufiuus the Living Iy
lie pfsaf.s medicines. then e Rsunnse
wtsHls.
Having ste pa m and Winter In attending fail eoafse q"
the Eclectic Medical institute tsinnaiit 'n where
inces h"fg s"sh, aud snffsed be ieis The
confidence HE ahl dsease satie, aud
dp aud ht strict nllenrn n hs r ssn. aud The wants
nt All NAY lhe confidence AID
ssir 4 y aud dst ininanH resasis Irltf
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ANEcDoTE OF STUMP ORAToRy.- While
the candidates for Congress in the 9Th District
in Illinois, were engaged in addressing the
people in one of the counties, Mr.. Hardin, the
whig candidate, thinking to be witty ut the
expense of his opponent. closed ms speech by
telling the following anccdotc:
"Gcntlcmcn,' said he, "my opponent re-
minds me Of a very good story. the scene Of
which is laid near st. Louis, Missouri. Two
gentlemen of the city, one a doctor and the
other a slversmith, went hunting together
back of the town. When they got into the
woods they separated, and shortly the doc
tor heard his friend shoot. lie Immediately
went TO see what luck, and found him stand
ing on one side Of hollow with his gun IN
his hand, looking round very foolshly. and
- yearling calf about thirty yards from hin
on the other side of the drain, very quietly
minding his own business"
aHallo,' said the doctor, "Cohcn, what die
you KILL
Nothing" said Cohen.
Nothing said the doctor; spray wha
did you shoot at-that calf over yonder.
'Well,'' said Cohen, 81 did,
"Why pray said the doctor, 'swhat di'
you shoot at the calf for-1id you think it wa
deer
"Well, did, said Cohen.
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HATS. HATS! HATS

Spring and Numner FdShlOnS, at Reduced Prices,
Il Fashionable Hat and Shoe stole, Washington
~ Street. indianapolis
Superfae fashionable style and finish.
Bet Aemtrid Bearer Hats sly lie and finish
.foleSR Hats, snperfine body fine article
Hats, warranted To well.
Sk Hats, good and durable hat.
Caps. Caps!
Chiliren's Fancy Caps, of every description
Mems BOYS and Winter Caps consisting Of Fine
Cloth flush fashionable style. velvet seal ealete
mems Caps, with article IN his
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SADDLERX! SADDLEkH!
Faback, Ilo and Plain Saddles,
~ Saddles Brides Marngae IlalteI, capped padded
upper leather Collars Check Lines lndng Rens Hip
Straps Lines, aud Double Harness,
the Hat and shoe store for cash
or produce. 2df J. h SiIAkP
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Iscuuins Cincinnati nUA Madison
STEAM pAGNn:C.

TSS~N wM, u, Mekft. W, =, wnus Master NJ
xSll leave Madison ene'ep Monde, WEDNESDAY sna
LLfk4,,rll Friday mornings 81 10 "fofh Returning. "hl
slx <f<xA1 leave Cincinnati ~ N"d'seh Oh l"ss az
THURSDAY fainiass eoflaek, NJ, connecting ~Nh The
Madison Indianapolis 'als which Madison ia 81
0rp4k, 4, ", thundaS eNesttsi)
The Nm a. Mckee .iei, hnd having hne sf'oh'm"
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The patronage Of the public IL respectfully soiei'd
freight passage charges being moderately arf, on board
Auil 4.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at indianapolis, Indiana,
HI June !, 1916.
rPersons calling for these Letters tcH please sag
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES!
FOR JUNE; 1916
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Az Amor SwoRpsuAN.-Pulaski.a rs is
well known was rs adroit a swordsman rs nc
was perfect in horsemanship. and he ever
rode a fleet and powerful charger. During
the retreat of the American army through
New Jersey. in the darkest hour OF our ma
tional advcrsity. Pulaski was with small
party of horscmcn. pursued by a large body
of British cavalry. the leader OF which was
rood horscman and mounted nearly as well
rs Pulaski. lie rode in the rear OF ms de-
tachmcnt: and the British captain in advance
of those nc commanded. The morning sun
was shining brightly, casting obliquc shadows
and ~ the pursued party entered long lane,
Pulaski having satisfied himself of the sipc-
rior speed and command Of his horse over
that of his pur>uer. slackcncd hs pace. and
kent his horse to the side OF the lane lnrlhcst
from the sun. The pursuing officer came mp
in hot hnstc, his sword elevated 90 rs To make
the decisive cut upon Pulaski rs soon rs he
could reach him. Pulaski rode rs though he
heard not the advance upon him-yct kept
las eyes fixed wnrly upon the ground on the
side of his horse towards the sun on hls right.
A. soon ns he saw the shadow OF hs pufsucr
eain upon him, md found that the horse :
head, by the shadow, had g,incd about hall
the length of his own horses body, he gave
the sudden sword.cut OF 1T. George, with his
powerful arm, and saw the dccapitatcd head
of the English officer follow the stroke.
Ills mathematical eye had measured the
distance by the position of the shadow, so
accurately, and his position giving long
back reach to his right arm, while the cross
stroke OF the pursuer must have been made
at much shorter distance to have taken ct.
fcct-that the pursuing officer lost his head
before he suspected that his proximity was
known. or that "A blow was mcditatcd.