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JUDGE ELLIOTT. Of the Marion
Criminal Court, has appointedGen.
Ben. HARRISON and JOHN L. DYE
to assist in the prosecution Of the
much prosecuted Mrs. GLEN.
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ORvILLE GRANT, the Presidents
brother, was knocked down and
severely injured in Chicago the
other night.
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DR.. Bort will. if requested, visit any part
OF the country or city by special appoi ntment,
those whose health prsclud es them making
visit at his office. TERMS REASONABLE.
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GOODING VS.. WILSON.

Taking the evidence in this ease is
dragging slowly along, and it has as yet
developed NO facts wathever TO cnccur-
rage . realisation by Hon. D. s., Of
congressional honors.
Those persons who are familiar with |
this ambitious gentlsman's, loose and
scattering style Of Epistolsry efforts. will
not Be surprised to learn that in his legal
exercises. he brings into requisitiOn sins
liar lucid manifestations.
lfvolumes Of immaterial testimony.
upon which he seems to rely. are to de-
ternins the question, his prospects are
truly cheering.
bis condition in this respect calls 10
mind The enterprisiDg boarding house
keeper, who. when reminded that he Was
certainly losing money on each boarder
censolsd himself with the ssgo rsAeetior.
that be would rely upon An INCREASED
suABEs! ofbearders, to bring him cut
all right financially.
This eontssting business has got to b
farce, and il every contestor was advi-
sed in advance that in case Of failure to
make good his claims to . seat, he would
have oil the expenses Of contest to foot
and get no salary, We incline to the
opinion that Mr.. Gooding's ardor would
be somewhat cooled of. ao "a.
As Indiana already has one tall "Sy>
camors ofthe Wabash, with flow ingSoap
locks and with sn abundance Of stopping
over" in his Eloq usnce- it may be
thought too worrying to the patience OF
Congress 10 have another orator of SINH.
lar proelivitiss inflicted upon the country,
from the same State.
This consideration will work injury
to Hon. d. s. Goodings prospects.
However he may succeed! - Ii he
should meet with success. and in some
: unguarded moment. DO tsteu with Q
"rush Of brains" to the head, We humbly
tender him our gntuitous advice not
to initiate the Hon. d. w. Voorhees, in
the latter's Chicago lecturing effort.
In the learned essay in ausstin occur
this beautiful sentiment:
"By the ties Of the past he saluted
the living; BY the hopes of the future he
would smbalm the DEAD, and cast hi
humble tribute ON their grayes:'' . gen
supposed 10 have been borrowed by tn,
eloquent speaker from the BALLAp-
1.-THE joys Of future years are past.
To morrow's hopes have fed away:
Still let Us love, and even ut last,
We shall be happy yesterday"
Not being lawyer.it is with ditiidenc
We would suggest, that the election law
should be 50 amended, a. to require tn
FINAL count Of votes, to take place, tel
days before the meeting Of Congress. an
that the last enumeration, should b tn
one determining the result.
The law thus amended, might increas
Mr.. 0ooding's chances.
In the meantime, we may be permitte
to tender him our humble tribute
respect and to advise him not to allo,
himself to indulge in too san gum ex
pectstions.
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The Bible in the Public Schools.

The Bible in the Public Schools.
Mr. Thomas Pack, School Ex-
aminer of Vanderhurgh county,
recently held township institute,
and then and there ordered that
teachers should daily read the
Bible in their respective schools,
on pains Of having their license
revoked should they fail to comply.
Taking exceptions TO this ruling,
Mr. S. D. Mercy nolds, of the same
county, addressed a letter to the
Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton, inquiring whether Mr.. Peck
had authority 10 assure such an
order. Mr Hobbs replied as
follows:
DEPT. PUB. INST, OFFICE OF SUPT
INDIANAPOLIS, December II, 1870
s d. KcReynolds:
DEAR SIR: Your favor Of the Sth
instant is received. The School
Examiner can not "enforce the
reading Of the Bible in the public
schools" The provision Of the
law is, that Il shall not be excluded
Its use is optional with the teacher
If he wishes to use it in his
school he can not be prevented.
Very truly,
B. c. HOBBS,
| Superintendent Of Public In
struction.
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A Clergyman, white residing in South
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Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the
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will send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in sealed envelope, to any
one whe needs it, Free Of charge. Address
JOSEPH T. iNMAN, Station d, Billie House,
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w to sell the celebrated HOME SHUT
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DR. 30 II = !,
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Eclectic Physician & Surgeon!

Dr. Bort regular graduate of the Eclectic School Of
Medicine Edinburg Scotland; also, Member of
the Royal College of Surgeons London.
For Consulting Operating Physician Surgeon
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THIS IS NO HUMBUG Op
Il By sending % c NTs
with age, height, color of ey es and hair, you
will receive, by return mail, correct picture
Of your future husband or wife, with name
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The New York Tribune does not
deny that woman hos been defrauded,
and that ample remuneration should be
made her, in the shape Of education,
spheres Of labor and better pay, Bring
up the average woman to the Tribune's
stand point and she viii be on the road
to her final enfranchisement. and before
long the ballot will drop into shsrpalm,
when or how she will hardly know.
The truth is that womsn's sphere. for
20 many centuries, has been bounded by
the Kitchen and all its attendant eleya>
ting, chee,ing Accomplishments. the hor>
lion Of her vision has been so fatally cir-
cumscribed with domestic. rcares--her
memory SO well stored with receipts for
pickles, cakes and doughnuts. all the en-
nobling attributes Of her nature 80 chill.
led and frozen that when it is suggested
that families make societies, societies
States, and that she has an interest in
humanity. the very thought is depressed
by the howl Of old women Of both sexes
-strong minded-out Of woman's
sphsss. swC Lg0
Give women equally with man q, thor.
ough education, and it will not be long
ere her intellectual capacities will burst
asuDder her present unnstnral status.
for which the friends of her continued
subsection have such high admiration,
and she will compel recognition for her
ability in many, if not I'll the mental
fields Of employment now selfishIy AFRO.
gated by man-then, and amer this,
slowly. surely. gradually, she, will begin
to see and feel her subsection. and will
demand and secure the ballot. ,s,@,ss
80 Is ri -..- -. ~.
-On the day Of the general election
the male employees of the U. s. branch
mint in San Francisco, were allowed
leavs Of absence for party og.rolling and
imbibng picked salmon, but the womer
in that institution were allowed no en-.
largement, but were considerably over
worked to make good the absence Of the
favored sex. They had no votes, and
nobody cared either TO propi.iate then
or to ask their assistance. They wer,
kept at work al day, and even for tw,
or three hours longer. The men &c
high salaries and oil the privileges-th
women get the low 50 aries and-nothinI
else. II the women were allowed III
use Of the ballot, this act OF great injustic
tice could ,aiely be imposed upon them
but they would have an equal rsprssen
tation, and equal pay for equal work. i
all departments of labor, mental an
physical, in which they showed equa
capacity. sasaFo4l,a
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A boy 16 years old, named
King, became wesryvonsthe second
night of his confinement in the
lock up in Lewiston, Me-. and
with q nail made saw Of o. case
knife, With which he cnt off the
bars Of his cell. He had nearly
escaped when thefpolice discover
ed what he was doing, and put
him in another cell In q short time
he had nearly worked out of this
cell, badly smashing the walls as
well % cutting the. e bars They
then put him In . third coli, with
bracelets on his wrists, and wen,
ontheir rounds. In 40 mi nutes
King had cut S6.~two Ears and
made his sscspe ssGGas e.s.-5 rts
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Five Dung ladies have been admit
ted to the University Of Vermont The
advent Of the ladies' ct chapel exercises
created quite dutter among the gallant
Sophomores. ~ Ehm4g9a. 4
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Thr Hal lad iia1.,
Wuman 3 Gslx,uu.
CLIPPINGS.

-lias II. A. Cummings, who grad
uatsd last fall ct the State Normal
School. has made an engagement with
The State University Of Missouri. At, .
salary Of $500 q yesr, having charge
Of the Scientific Department Of the In
otitution! sa3eT Guff3 ti8
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Mrs. F. N. Butts is said to be the
only woman employed on the regular
staff Of the New York Herald. Her
thoughtfulness, Dispatch and unusual
intellectually were the subjects Of con
slant comment by those whose business
it is to look out for talent, and the result
was an invitation to join the staff of
sub.editcrs. 49, $50
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GREATEST INVENTION OF
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Coon ADVICE Never pay your debts,
it is unconstitutional. for payment i'm.
pairs the obligation Of a contract, and
even the Legislature has no power to do
that. L a55L sst5
Always proclaim the faults Of others.
There should be no secrets in Repub>
lican government. h@'@ go, -
Never forgive an injury. The power
Of pardoning belongs to the Governor.
When you 80 to church 60 to sleep
Sunday Is day Of rest. 90 81 ~ o.
When yau find your passions rising,
never confine or suppress them. How
many boilers have been burst by too close
an imprisonment Of their contents.
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POPERY. I,
THE FOE OF the CHURCH
AND REPUBLIC. 30

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:. will remain open unit the first of Februar y
1879, on which day the award viii be made.
Money Refunded.
Any club agent not satisfied, with the ar
ticle received as premium, may, after ex-
anlining it. return II at our expense, and All
money RENTED tor subscriptions will be TO-
Is turned, and The subscriptions cancelled Our
offers are all made in good faith. 1t 10 nc
8 ehanee scheme. The premiums are useful
and, worth the prices attached 70 each.
49,. ~. MntE.