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DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES

simple and frugal Government, confined within
srci Constitutional limits.
A strict construction ofthc Constitution, and
sumption If doubtful powers.
No National Bank to swindlc the laboring popus-
ton.
no connection b,twccn the government and banks
Diplomacy asking for nothing but Whit Is clear
~ Iight ana submitting to nothing wrong.
NO pubic debt either hy the General Government.
or by the States except for objects Of urgent neccs
sty
No assumption by the General Government Of the
debts of the States. either directly indirectly by
distribution of the proceeds Of the p'bl.c lands
4 Revenue tariff discriminating IN favor of the
poor consumer instead Of tie rich capitalist
No extensive system of Interval lmpror cmcnt by
the General Government, or by the States
constitutional barrier arainSt impros dent state
loans 49,.
The honest payment Of or debts and the sac.cd
preservation of the public faith.
gradual return from paper credit sysieT
Nc grants of exclusive charters and privileges. ~
special legislation, TO banks.
No connexon between Church and State
No prescription for honest opinions.
FOSTERING aid 10 public education.
A 'progre>>ivc' reformation of all abuses.
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indianapolis, January :, 1916

which he citizen ragged in the quarter with such in
tcnsty, that the extinction OF swarung population was
menaced The haunt of this child peculiarly visited
All the children gradually ckened except himself and
one night when he returned home he found the old wo
herself dead and surrounded only 10y copses. The
child before this had slept the bed Of straw with
corpse but then there also breathing beings Tor his
companions. night passed only with corpses seemed
TO him in itself kind Of DEATH lie stole out OF the Gel
lar, quilted the quarter of pcsence. and after much
wandering laid down the door of factory Fortune
had guided him. Soon after break of day, he woke
10y the sound Of the factory bell and found assembled
crowd of men. women and children. The door opened,
hcy entered. the child accompanied them. The roll
called his unauthorized appearance noticed; he was
questioned his acutcness excited attention. child was
wanted in TIE Waddng Hole, place for the manufae-
ure of and damaged cotton the refuse of the mills
which here worked up into counterpanes and cover-ls
The nameless preferred the post received
salary than that, name for as he had none
he was christened on the spot-DEvILprsr.
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D'Israei, in his work entitled 'Sybl: or the Two
Nations. gives the following graphic picture OF an En-
gsh Factory Boy In his preface the writer says, the
which he has drawn Ivy means exaggerated
For every of them he has the evidence of his own OBJ
servaon or that of the royal commissions and para-
mentary committees
We'll, Devildust, how are you =
This the familiar appelation of young gentle
man, who really had no other baptismsl patrmonIa
About fortnight after his mother had introduced him IN
to the world returned her factory and put her
FAINT that to say, paid theepence week
To old who takes charge Of these new born ba
bies for the day. and gives them back at night to their
mothers they hurredy from the scene OF their
labor the dungeon the den which Is still by courtesy
called home The expense is not great audanum and
eace administered in the shape of popular elixir
affords these innOcenfs brief Of the sweets OF
s,ence and keeping them quiet prepares them for the ST.
ence of their impending grave lnfintIcide Is Pracsed
extensively and legally in England as 1t is on the
banks of the Gauges Circumstance which apparently
has not yet engaged the attention OF the Society Tor the
Propagation Of the Gospel in Foreign Parts Bu the Vi
tai principle impulse from an immortal ARTIST aud
sometimes baes It's ienderest hasis, the mGchi
nations of society for its extinction. There are infants
that will defy starvation and poison unnatural moth
ers and demon nurses. Such was the nameless one OF
whom speak. We cannot say he thrved, but he
would not die. SO years OF age his mother being
lost sight Of and the weekly payment having ceased he
was sent play in order To he
Even this expedent failed The youngest and lac eebest
of the band of victims Juggenaut spared him to oloch
All his companions were disposed OF. Three months
olsv' in The street. got rid OF this tender company
shoeless haf-naked, and unconbed-whose age varied
from Two TO five years Some were crushed, some were
lost some caught cold and evers cep back to their gar
res or their cellars dosed with Godfrey cordial
and died in peace. The namele~s one would not dsap
pear He always got out of the way oil the carts an'
horses and never lost his own They gave him food
he forased for himself and shared with the dogs the gar
baee of the streets But still he lived stlnted anu pal
he defed even the fatal fever which the only habi
of his ceer that never quilted II. Ana su"oe'
at night Oh bed of Wondering straw, his only protec
ton against the pIashy surface of his den, with dun
heap his head aud cesspoo at his feet, he still cun
TO the only roof which shielded him from The tempest
Al length when the nameless had completed his hit
year. the pest which quilted the nest Of cellars
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Marion Countr. - Piketon. Clcrmont Alsonve
Webb's Farm, Germantown, Cumberland. New Bethel
Bridgeport. Augusta
Hendricks County.-Hampon, Plainfeld, Belleville,
Stiesvile, Danville, New Winchester, Brownsburg.
Sprngtown. North Salem.
Cicero.
Rome County-Lebanon, Thornleysville, Royalton,
jamestown, Eagle Village, Mortified.
No, gan Couufy.-MooresvilIe Monrovia.
Hancock County -Greenfed, Sugar Creek Char
otesviIe, Philadelphia. Eden.
johnson Counfy.-Greenwood Franklin Far West
Shelby County.-Pleasant View, sheIbyvie, Morris.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LAND
In Miami County. EudianH.

NOTICE hereby given schoo land being section num-
congressional township number twenty SIN
26 NORTH number four east situate IN the county OF MI
and of Indiana miles : w from Peru the county
of the
Of February A. D. oo between TIE hours oil
O'clock A. NJ and O'Clock NJ said day AT The door OF the
Court House Ito the Presbyterian Church, now used as
o ~
hundreds and some lew less
according division of the proper trustees OF said township and
pia, ~
The aforesaid VIII be made subject
the following conditions To w.t. One fourth OF The purchase mon
be
advance md the residue IN twenty I'VE
from such with with like interest annually IN advance
Peru. Miami county Ia. j. ". DFLREES, Auditor NJ L.
Dec g. A. d. 1915. II. MENDENii III. School Com
-nu ami on
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rrivais and Departures of the Mail:

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4 New Common school Dictionary.
Usr published, revised and greatly improved edition Of tn
Sequel 10 WeJSter's Elementary Spelling Boo. or
4 S1eHer md DeEncr:

Sequel 10 WJSter'S Elementary Spelling Book, or
4 Spcler md DtfnCr;
Containing 0Oj of the useful words
English language with their definitions Intended To be used
Book a DICTIONARY. by WILLIAM C.. NEFsTFp
sono he late Noah Wrbste-, IL -
The object of this Dner 10 the scholar selection
words and such
18th Reading Books The other words
omitted beneht
only endngto lumber the mind
"A of time.
thousand
compelled Ia and rece the meaning OF every
alphabetically Arranged, VIII be likely retain aier
the
for schools and such used IN ordinary converse
Hence claimed for this selection which
rested the Of education
that nly be used both Spelling Book and
Dictionary. opinion intelligent teachers, who
acquainted themselves the plan of this book that only
be universally adopted intis
follow the spelling Book, be used lieu
both spelling Book and Dictionary
Committees Supernte nents e7c hers, " ho wish
VIII e furnished with copies free OF
For sale by SAMUEL TURNER.
Teachers aud invited To call and xamine. G5-3m
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Richardson Ioel Richardson
Foreign Attachment
yENHE defendant the said joel Richardson hereby notified that
IL -, said Green Richardson
g. Crawford Justice of the Peace
Hendricks, the State ut Indiana,
Foreign Attachment of which the Of sd "a IN cash has
belonging the said defend
said siin pending and undetermined Given er
der my hand and seal this 10Th day OF December lei5
=srx.f j.
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good deal of curiosity has been excited IN the
public mind relative letters said to have been
written IN his last illness, by the Prince dc Taeyrand,
containing retracton of his principles IN religion
and politics We find them published III the Paris
Constitutional of October Ilth, from which journal
we literally translate as follows:
.The two subjoincd pieces, the originals of which
are deposited with the Archbishop OF Paris, have
lately been published.
:. More and more impressed with grave considera-
tons compelled to Judge with GOODNESS oil the conse-
quenccs of revolution which carried every thlng
away with IT, and lasted for forty years have arrived
at the close of long life, and after great experience,
to blame the excuses of the period To which belong
ed. and to condemn freely the serious errors which,
in this long series of years, have disturbed and aiic-
ed the Catholic, apostolic, Roman Church, In which
errors had the misfortune 10 participate.
Ii 1t please the respectable friend OF my family,
Monseigneur the Archbishop OF Paris, who has had
the kindness to apprise of the benevolent feelings OF
the Sovereign Pontif towards me, TO assure the Holy
Father of nv respectful gratitude and OF my entire
submission To the doctrine and discipline OF the church,
TO the descIsions and judgments OF the Holy See on
the ecclesiastical matters of France, presume to
hope his Holiness will receive the communication
with kindness.
"Absolved at a late period, by the venerable Plus
VII from exercise Of ecclesiastical functions, sought
occasions in the course of my long political career c
render all the services IN my power to religion and
to many honorable and distinguished individuals OF
the clergy | have never ceased 10 consider myself
as child Of the church, deporc over and over
again whatever acts of my life have greved her, and
nv last vows shall be for her and her supreme head.
CHARLES MAURICE Prince de Talleyrand.
Signed at Paris, March IL, lS35.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Once, Indianapolis Indiana
VI January I, 1916.
I3-Persons calling for these LettpSriR please sag
IERTISED
The inland postage on all letters or papers for
foreign countries must be prepaid, otherwise they
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WOODBURY. ~ SHREWSBURY,
Commission and Produce Mcrcha ntS.
.N.5DTSO.v, I.7'yF.f.v.g. p

kEHKEkNaE IL = = EkEVlAEl.
To the I.adteS and Gentlemen ~ Indianapolis
Professor L. Il. ssaiiy.
yWNEACHER o system OF PRACTICAL fEN-
II IL Lessons, during which The Elements
the Art will secured a rapid proficiency made therein.
chiro-rapiy dsseci ted
Dt0 principles and iamlaTyed to the muscular
whole The object IS Psr"aHe NJ
tie part II the pupil
such impressions will lie TdrTGRfrd
In addition hunccs hcnd he gives les
10y the most eminent
and species oil Ornamental Writing IN The
beautiful style.
esrcus cuiTing splendid business hand, will do
well Immediately his Will be short
the reasonable
Ladies and gentlemen United 70 call and exanNe great
specimens Fousiug, Drawing Printing,
Room Birds Hardware No. g Norwoods Block.
Entrance On Iliuos SGT .2w
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
UOSEPH EATON PI,afer. Room Pope's
- of the Palmer
U,mse
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From Lr-rrs assorr IL D. Surgeon Jrifed
nErRorr Oct l. ls4I

From Lrcus aHsorT, Surgeon Grated states rHs
DETROIT, Oct l, lS4l.
Bingham Esq., sent Jof The sale 81 fhe ina Che
Lagogu-I certify have used the India oOagog"e
prepared Osgood NJ D. for intermittent ses and y
"a the -u-e y sand
recommending a. perfectly safe
hghl, ca remedy anl cue f- ie't- n'a ag" eh ie
YER dumb ague % any other CT Intermittent f-se-.
do further testify medicine has this vicinity aad ~
Others here il las used acquired 'ery high reputation and
every Nher ha been used 10 ny know ledge " mas
produced speedy and restored 10 e os' per
feet hea th VIII all other remedies have failed.
Respectfully yours lSClOS Ahboi
Sold IN Cincinnati Oho ~h"esa'e anu 'e~'' y
SANFORD & PARK general for the West at their "
ern valuable Family Medicines notieas
corner or Fourth and Wf'n-. street..
Sold Nv TONI INSON BRO FRS. Inaianapoils -
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

the
Lydia Hanna deceased, will proceed sell the
property January al her
household
farming utensils, Those having
will present ten properly
ed fo The supposed To be- solvent
December ~, 1915. 62-3wis ROBERT HANNA, Adm.
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SEALED proposals viii be received by the undersigned unit
- "Wednesday the 9TH day of January next for leasing waite
prol Lock No ,, about mile be
lew tie to, of anapols III. J. HAIRS, A.P- a.
ROYAL. MAYHEM, freasr
NO Ill TIilMPSl\.
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STEAM PUtvEsi
ac s.lnsS Hrrn.sSs. Manufacture.

commemorative nuacture OF OOkng Glass
Frames oeyery variety OF by Steam
by
the risk
and delay muchless Country Merchants Will find greatly tothe
advantage q all before purchasing Fast o. elsewhere.
q Gliding neatly executed.
H.. Wa 81.
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From Dr. Bake Springfield, Washington co. Ks.
Messrs. Sanford Park. Springfield, NY May Ia 1882
t;ents-I take this opportunity Informing
performed upon b, the Of DR. war Bal
sam of Wild Cherry
In the with Inflammation of the bowels
which abord under Tor weeks when gradually reo'ss'
In the a Of with cold, which seated
upon my and FOR the space Of re- ;ea-' ~as con
m, tried all kinds o. medicines and every 'arey
of medical aid nout benefit aired along until the
winter s44 when heard Of 'ristars Basam wa C'ry
NV friends persuaded give trial, though had given up
hopes recovery and had prepared myself Tor The eahge
Through teir solicitations was induced 10 MAKE
use of the Genuine Basan Of wfa Cherry The ehee'
truly astonishing After fire years of aff'cton Ps'h An" SUI
having spent oHr or Pre- hH"diea lao
rposc and the respectable Physicians had poFt
aing restored entire health by The Blessing @
God and the use OF DR.. wi,tar Balsamo Wild Cherry.
am nov enjoying good health, aud ueh Is my altered appear
ancc ,at am longer when meet my former aqusnt
.
Ihasc gained rapid, weight and flesh firm and solo
can now and m, food seems To agree
with der-s Tie las, sA months than iisH
f,e years before.
Considering my case miracle deem necessary "a,
the good of afflicted duty to tie ProPr'eror 'ne
m, ow men tAho should know where relief may be had t.
make his ,mtIlt pi 'ic
May the blessings upon the PEopreto Of 50 'aua
'' your, re,nee,r,liy. wM H. BAKER
arhe o~in letter Riichey Of Franklin, lns
Who stand. high Irs>on ranks e first poll
cans State shall spak for s, in commentator Of Tie
Genuine wistars Balsa.n Of Wild caerr..'
Franklin, Ind, April IA. lea,
re.rs Sanford K Park few bottle. of wsa ba'
sam of Wild cherry remaining hand the last lot furnished me
BY you waited un, had sold out ad had obsnee
the none, for ordered another But such Is the
demand wish be without ard am
therefore led little The money for tie Est o sha
be forthcoming 10y ,e 10 j. disposed Of which, Ron the
ale. have lately 'k viii Il Sut shor. tine lac ei-
feet. of the many srhingly %aehtiai ~!
Upon than any other Patent Medic tne
baIe vrr 20 Almost aioue fail ,ria and no, be
inc sbl. TO bear % experience soon sink into dsase
7 highly valued by those Mo have
rested virtues 1s healing .heae! IA their on
eases Yours YER, respectfully, JAMES kllCHtf-
Price 81 bottle. Sold by SANFORD & PARK,
Northeast corner Of Fourth and wanai
And BY TOML,NsON BROTHERS, indianapolis.
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OIumc I;;;;:=;;::%$$Number 6S.


Magnificent Schemes for january, 1916.
j. & GREGORY s. co M1npgers
iLEX1 v ID RIA 10 TIERY,
Class 3, for lslj.
To be drawn Alexandria Saturday, January l7'
1916.
Is No. Lottery-ll Dracn Ballots
M4GSrIcrNr
Capital s5O0o0 splendid Pze, so5 900 Splendid
Prize of s5,O0J do $4,000 prize OF 5000 do $1,000
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Tickets Sl5-llalves 81 50-tuacs 50 75-EghhsS 81 Ell
Certificate of packages Of % " holes slso 90
DO do Of % E,smns aaSS
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To Alexandria D. Saturday JaLuny 24th is6
$4,000 1900 D Dollars s Dollars Bsp. 5000 Dollars Dollars
o.o 1910 Dollar n = ooo o.,,...,
50 Of 500 Dollars!
- No Louery-I2 Dra,ca Ballots
Tickets sIo - alyes 81 9narers s. so. s,qo
Do do Of p on~nerdo 81 30
ALEXA VDRIl LOTTERY.
Class ,, for 1916
To be drawn at Alexandria D. G saturday, January 3ls 1916
cHAND senr"r
$4,000 si s."S 5000 5000 SRI"
40 Prize. 81 5co 50 Of sioo co P'res o. $500
- N,S.-l2 Bqllofs
Tckas SlO-Ilal yes S5-Cnarers - sc
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do - laif do -
Do do 25 Quarter do % 50
Splendid VIII the prompt attention. an'
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TENIlE Bank Soup
wich lie Nll hanse advantageous
those To either Borrowers OF sinking und
would wei apply by letter tor tie
und sales in November III
will payment them the Office
UthOaf charse
shall IN county In tie State FUNDS
should be forwarded ~ Isl oi becemher next
\ AZ Con Aronf.
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Signed at Paris, March IL, 1875.
Written March 10, 1888.
Litter 10 has Holiness Gregory XVI.


Most Holy Father
:. The Young and pious child, who surrounds my
old age with the most touching and tender attentions
has acquainted me with the kind expressions which
vour II illness lately made use of In speaking OF me-
and told me with how much JOY she expects the bes-
sed articles which YOU intend for her. ! am as much
affected as on the day when monsegneur the arch
bishop of Paris first mentioned them to me-
Before being overcome with the serious disease
which afiics me- DESIRE most holy father to express
70 Won all nv gratitude and at the same time my
sentiments | presume TO hope not only that your
Holiness will receive them with condescension, but
that you WILL III your justice appreciate all the CIR
cumstan noes which have directed my actions MY
Memories long since finished, but which, by my
wishes Will not appear until thirty years after my
DEATH will explain to posterlty my conduct during
the storm Of the revolution For the present, that
may fatigue the holy father, shall merely cali
his attention to the general disorders IN the era to
which belonged.
1.-The respect which | owe to those who gave me
Efe prevents me not from saying that my youth was
forced towards profession for which was not born
.Finally cannot do better III this respect as well
as in all Others than throw myself upon tie indu
pence and equity of the church and of It's venerable
head.
am with respect Most Holy Father your Holt
hnesss most humble and most obedent servant
CHARLES MAURICE, Prince &c Talleyrand
Signed at Paris, March H. 1888
Written March TO- l-3-
The foregoing letters are published without word
of comment in the Constitutional They undoubt-
edly gennine-of which the internal evidences OF
matter manner and style Is sufficient attestatlon
1t looks very much if had resortcd to the
influence of la Jeune ct pieuse enfant,' whom he
mentions at the beginning of the last letter. TO induce
the old man to write them. DR.. Johnson, in one OF
his poems describing the havoc wrought upon the
human mind by feebleness and old age, speaks OF
"Fears Of the brave and foIIies of the wise.
1t is pleasing to man of strong, clear mind
like the Prince de Talleyrand resort In extreme ole
age and at the close of llfe to the consultations o.
rolf
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FOR SALE.

MO 300 acres of un'npuved land good road within
IN three hcss ride OF laiay elite timber aud part prairie su
cerlhe iie hr, making splendid farms VIII be sOid or
exchanged tor city property
No IA comiIae dwelling house and lot on north IN
Indiana stable and house. ot ~
well supplied with irt trees and srublS an III
...la- I |. L /. r. Rent
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TOMLINSON BROTHERS

TOMLINSON BROTHERS
Have beer Indianapolis the the
Flow M valuable Medicines;
UPBristOTs SGrS;,pafiIla.
old and malenan
sores Mecua all disorders eyidencng imPury
blood Price 81 90 per bottle
UJ<srisiIcy'S Ointment,
Gde salt RheHm iron, its ennss
terry 7rs (o Rheum) Scdid Head, RHgTorm etc
Price IS cts. bottle.
u Dr. Humphreys Vegetable Ointment,
of rIIES No article capable Of being pre-
pared admirably adapted OF this
distressing disease Price 81 GOA jar.
uJAIebaSi's Poor Mans PlIstcrS.
For relieving PAIN every description For freak backs a."
that external ap
pleasant and those who once use
hem will buy oil Price only las
0j7FOsSltc's AnOdymc Cordial,
Highly recommended by the medical faculty and others as the be
Bo CoPiaMfs. Cholera or6Hs ane
Complaints of Children Price 81 cents bottle
uPDr. Stark Vc:iillerS IIepatic Eiixsr,
For L1er Complaints" DyPsa ETC. See advertise
| ment another column. Price 81 W perbotte.
u DIR. Wii!iamsoti's Pain SOOthcr,
For TOOTH ACHE. will the obstinate cases IN hVe
particle Of kreosoe or oe
poisonous drug perfectly innocent fce - cts
| a bottle Ally
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Watches. .yrwe!ry and Eancy Goods.

y
hard fashionable
JeweTy, Gold and liver aches Plated Ware
English american Britannia Painted Japaned Tea Trays Gold
Diamond painted Gold Pens Cold and Silver
Fruit Knives, Butter Knives,
odd Fellows iecalias Jewels and varirt, trimmings
Silver Ware Jewe to- OWEN CARLEY,.
A- Il L1LAccn L.rni Il -LrrI,L
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WATER POWER.

desk and may be had by presenting receipt
for printing this notice. JAMES s F. A. HALL,
Nd. Palmer House.