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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-05

NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens of
~ the Seventeenth 10 ward, in the city OF
indianapolis, Center township, Marion coun,
ty, Indiana, that we, John Johnson and
Edward Johnson, male Inhabitants of said
ward, over the age of EVERYONE years, Will
apply to the board of county COM
misSfoners OF said county, at their April
meeting for a license to sell for one year spir-
1tous, vinous and malt liquors, in a less guam
OF allowing the same to be drank on our prem
Uses.
The precise location of the premises where
on we desire to sell said liquors is described
as follows: Lot No. ], square 50. and known
as Nos lS4 and 1856 South Mereadian street, in
the city Of indianapolis, Center township, Mar
ion county Indiana.
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON,
EDWARD JOHNSON,
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kidney complaint, as recommended had
half bottle left which used for nv two
little girls. who the doctors and ne;ghbors
said could not be cured / am confident
should have lost both of them one night if l
had not had the Hop Bitters in my house to
use. found they done them 60 much good
continued with them, and they are now
well. That is why say you do not know
half the value OF Hop Bitters. and do not re-
commend them high enough. B, Roches-
ter n Y
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INDlANATULIS HHTcH 3.
Hogs Receipts 800 head; shipments. 100
head. The market is fair and receipts light.
The quality is fair, shippers buying very few.
We quote: Good packing, pigs and roughs
thrown out, s. sos 30; medium, Is 7Ogs SO; pigs
and roughs, 81 1898 Is: select heavy and
medium weights would bring Sf54 10. Closing
steady with all sold. ii7
Cattle-Receipts, l,2S3 head; shipments, ,070
head. No material change in quotations. We
best cows and heifers, s. 75a4; feeders s. 5OG
3 75; common butchers, 81 1898 IS; thin cows
ana heifers, S2Cl2 50.
Sheep-keceipts, $50 head; shipments, $40.
No change in quotations.
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sANF0Rr's RADICAL CURE

A GREAT AND SUCCESSFUL REMEDY.-Dur-
ing the alarming prevalence of Catarrh, IL Is
gratifying to note the success and popularity
OF Sanford's Radical cure for Catarrh. From q
very small beginning, this remedy has, in a
popular favor, in the extent of Its sales and
the frequency of its cures. Certainly. no
remedy can boast of better references from
physicians, druggists, and well-known cifi-
zeus, who have freely given their testimony
in Its favor. The fact that physicians pre-
scr1ptions for it are to be found on file in
many of our best drug stores. must create q
warm feeling in Its favor, and pave the way
for its universal use as standard remedy for
Catarrh.@BoStOn Journal
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Receipts shipm t.
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Provisions.

Provisions.
The market is dull at lower prices. We quote:
March; 81 80 April. shoulders. IS 62,a cash |;
LARD-Prime steam, Sc IS cash; 50 sly April.
SWEET PIcKIED MEATs-Hsrns. 75sc for is to
l51a Id average; 7s4c for l414 lib average.
Hides, Tallow, Etc.
HIDEs-The market Is dull. We quote
Green nides &c; green kip. vcal &c; greel, caif,
&c: green sailed hides, 6s497c; green sailed
hides, llc;. dry salt hides, s9l0c; damaged,
gritty and bulls, 10 of of above prices; pets
Of this months siaughter, Sl9I Is.
TALLOw-We quote prime at 65zc; No 2, DC.
GREAsE-white, 45zc; yellow, 4Ac; brown, &c.
Rreadstutfs. Grnin, Etc.
FLous-We quote: New process, 50 1897 IS;
fancy, * 250o 20; family, "a I504 70: low
grades, 50 2503 Is. Buckwheat nour, dull at
WHEAr-The local demand is fairly supplied,
and receipts by rail are moderate. astern
markets are reported strong, with an upward
tendency. Quotatiors are nominally I'M
changed, but Something better than bid prices
could be obtained tor ccolce samples. We
quote; No amber q bid ~ Med NE n;a
CoRS-The market Is higher anN strong, and
demand active, but offerings very small
and holders hrm, owing to light RECEIPTS; s., ~, We
yellow, SIC bid: high mixed. S,c bid, 33ltc
asked; mixed, SIC bid; No. 2, BIC bid; rejected,
sigSl,as; March, Ssgss1zc; April, SAC bid, s'c
OATs-White are scarce and in good request.
We quote: No 2 white, 25@26c; mixed dull,
2a@2i1zc; light mixed, 25D251zc.
HYE-No z In demand at s7c.
RRAN-S9 S58iV w per ton.
Fruits, Nuts. Etc.
CHEsrNUrs-Cholce held at a494 SO per bu.
HICKORY NETS-Scarce. We quote: She'll
bark, selling at 250l 50 per bu; large bring
SccoA m hesd at SOS 80 per 100.
cRANBERKIEs-we quote: Choice culti-
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treatment of altIking stock.

The farmer who treats his milking stock
gently and feeds them carefully and well,
Iailking rapidly and clean, will soon realize
the wisdom and profit OF such a course. The
difference between good treatment and bad
every animal appreciates, and shows her APP
probation by increased returns to the kind
master, while she soon becomes contrary and
liable to hold up her milk when subjected
to poor feeding and careless and cruel treat
ment
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SANF0RD's RADICAL CURE

Has no Rivals. 1t admits of none. Wherever
1t LIS used 1t is instantly successful. One after
another the worthless connections for Catarrh,
put forth by ignorant and INSCRIPTIONS men,
have sunk INTO obscurity. To-day 1t is the
acknowledged specific for Catarrh from Nova
Scotia 10 California, from Oregon to Florida.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions, 81. Sold by all Druggists.
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a STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY MoRNINe, MARCH s. 1879

be in good con iition Def ire the cattle are
let into the pastures at all. The force of
habit is strong in animals, aud when once
they find fence that offers no impediment
to their foraging instincts, d good deal of
labor, care, and perhaps forctbie language
will be expended before they can be again
confined within BOUNDS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-05
Dog. Cam BARK WIN Impunity:

Human beings can not. The distressed lungs
must be relieved, the cough ARE sted, or the
whole breathing apparatus goes to ruin.
Remember this, snd that sHaIe's Honey of
Horehound and Tar" will quiet any cough
and remove all pulmonary irritation.
Pixies Toothache drops cure toothache in
one minute. Sold by all druggists at IS
cents.
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SANFORD,S
RADICAL CURE
- For n
n CATARRH -


sneezing or Head Colds. called Acute Catarrh !;
thick, yellow and foul mattery accumu latlons
in the Nasal Passages, called Chronic CatarTh;
rotting and sloughing OF the bones OF the nose
with discharges of loathsome matter tinged
with blood, and alterations often extending
to the Ear, Eye, Throat and Lungs, called VI
cerative Catarrh. Also Hay Fever, Nervous
Headache, Dizziness, Clouded Memory, de-
preston Of Spirits and Loss Of Nerve Power.
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flNANUIAL AND GoaMERCIAL
TINA HCHAl-

OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL, [
MONDAY EVENING, March 3, 1872.
There has been nothing doing in the local
money market that calls for extended COM
ment The banks all hold good supplies of
money, and strictly first-class commercial pa
per is being negotiated at the usual rate Of IN
terest.
New York Financial Market.
NEW YORK. March 3.-Money-Active at 334
Prime Mercantile Paper-3a5 per cent.
Governments-Generally firm.
Railroad Securities-Active and irregular; c.
c., C. and l. and Wabash are weak and lower
while Jersey Central, Denver and Rio Grande
State Bonds-Dull.
early dealings, but ou,ing the AFTERNOON de-
veIoped great strength, and under active buy
ing for both long and short account a sharp
ranged from H@oss per cent. from The lowest
point during the day, Western Union leading
quent fluctuations, sold up from 1904 TO l075ss,
the highest point ever reached. Coal stocks
were conspicuous in an advance, and large
TRANSACTIONS took place in Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western and New Jersey Central.
Granger shares also developed considerable
buoyancy, and dealings We're characterized
by much animation at Intervals. Trunk line
shares were well sustained throughout the
u per cent on large business. The harmoni-
Gus railroad meeting at the close of last week
ana the general adjustment OF QluerenceS
helped to strengthen The trunk lines. The adj
vance in coal stocks was partly based on in
creased tonnage. The total of the anthracite
coal regions for the past week amounted to
$50 tons, against z9S 400 fer the same week
last year. The total amount received thus far
this year is 1904 y9l tons. ysinst ,259 tons
to the same time in 1878. The sharp rise In
these shares caught many operators short and
there was great scramble for them In the
closing dealings. Erie was firmly held and adj
vanced despite the persistent attacks of be trs.
1t is said that the North western pool on Sat-
uNlcI,o
stock into 900 sh of certificates and locked
them up They were all paid for. There was
report this afternoon that The treasury and
the bankers interested had made some ar
engagements respecting the settlement for the
per cent. bonds, which will protect the
money market from any disturbance.
Transactions on the stock exchange to-day
aggregated 273, 60 shares, of which "a 900 were
Erie. $500 Lake Shore, 2.500 Wabash, 35,0OO
Northwestern common, 2i.U0 Northwestern
preferred, 1890 st. Paul common, 1000 st.
Paul preferred, $4,000 I.ackawsnna. l,3o0 New
Jersey Central, 4,UC0 Morris and Essex, 500
Michigan Centia 2, 400 Union Pacific. 4.60U st.
Joe, 5000 0hios, anu 25,f00 Western Union,
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A RELIABLE WATCH.
You can buy at the Jewelry Establishment o
BINGHAM, WALK & MAYHEM,

No. IL East Washington street, Indianapolis,
a reliable Stem Winding and Stem Setting
Watch, a fine movement Ia Nickel case for
$40, Sl2 or SIS In Solid Silver cases, &i8 and SO
These Watches are fully warranted, and pos
sess many advantages over ordinary cheap
Watches, and are just the thing for farmers or
others wanting reliable time piece for a
small sum of money.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-05
1o,,,e and 9arur.


"OuScuOAu uxAtt 0bSs
Ribbons of any description should be
washed in cold soap suds and not rinsed-
good way to clean Japanese ware is to
wash it with sponge dipped in clean cold
water, wipe it dry and polish 1T with dry
-four well rubbed on with soft cloth.
Sleeves to be cleaned properly should be
borax, but no soap; scrub them well with
clean brush, rinse them thoroughly in plenty
of boiling water, and shake them dry.
Simple remedies are frequently the best
for headaches A cup of sour milk spread
upon thin cloth and applied to the head
will many times give relief. Or. mustard
plaster on the back OF the neck will often
ease the pain.
To remove mildew, soap the linen previ-
ously wetted, and apply salt and lemon
juice to both sides; or apply finely powdered
pipe clay, or fullers earth, or finely pow
dered chalk. Expose it for several hours to
the atmosphere.
To cure feion take pint of common
soft-soap and STIR in air Stacked lime till 1t
is of the consistency of glaciers putty.
Make a leather thimble, fill it with this
composition and insert the finger therein,
and the cure is certain. This is domestic ap-
Diication that every housekeeper can obtain
promptly.
Ibis IS tue mOutu " WdtCu potntOcS as
they are commencing to sprout. First, wash
them and then plunge few at time, by
means of small baskets, into boiling water.
and hold them there for four or five seconds,
dr. and store them. This treatment de-
stroys the vitality of the buds or 'eyes'' and
there will be no tendency to sprout. and
they will keep sound and of good flavor
till new potatoes and green peas come
again.
Don't go out bare-headed to put your wet
clothes on the line in winter weather. 1t is
foolish and unnecessary tax upon the sys-
tenn, and injurious to the hands. Gloves
and mittens worn on ordinary occasions are
apt to be moro or less soiied-and are not
suitable for handling clean clothes. Have
pair for this very purpose. You can cut
them from clean flannel (whlte seems the
most suitable) and line them with another
thickness of 1annel-or make them double
If the flannel is thin. These should be
kept in clean place ready for this particular
business. and nothing else. A good and
handy place to keep them is in the clothes
pin bag.
Clothing worn next to the skin during the
day should never be worn to sleep. In;
change everything to get rid of the products
OF the exhalations from the body, which be-
come lodged in the clothing. When cloth
ing has been worn long time, whether
worn next the skin or not it becomes loaded
with animal matter. This is more apt to be
the case with mems clothing. as they don't
usually wear as many different suits as the
opposite sex. Mems clothing more espe-
cially should be often renovated, to get rid
of this unwholesome animal matter. III
neglected too long it acquires the character
istic odor of old clothing, which is quite IS
disagreeable as it is detrimental TO good
health.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-05

IAmerican Agr'culturistl IN
Ii asked to suggest a motto to be kept in
mind by every cultivator the present month,
it would be Make haste slowly" There is
the danger, however, that many might OBJ
serve the slowly" and forget that it was
coupled with make haste.'' March is prac-
tically, throughout the Northern and Middle
States, the last month of winter, and in it
there can be done but little other than win.
ter work. No matter when spring opens to
our readers, whether il be in February or
May, there will be temptation to begin to
work the soil too early. The days of waiting
for the soil to get in proper condition are
by no means wasted days; they allow q
little longer for thorough preparation for
work. The only way in which we can
abridge the time required for the soil to get
ready is BY draining, and at no time can we
better judge where drains are needed than
the present. Occasionally correspondent
suggests that our notes about work do not
suit his locality. OF course we can not make
notes that shall at once suit Canada and New
Zealand, and We expect our readers to exer-
else judgment in applying them. We en-
deavor to have them we'll In advance of the
season for the great majority of our readers.
In cur directions for planting and sowing,
two periods are mentioned, and as these
occur everywhere except in yeyy warm
countries, our notes have wide
application. The first period is .'as COON
as the ground can be worked This
means early spring, just go soon as the water
has drained off and dried away sufficiently
to allow the soil 10 crumble and not work
pasty before the pillow or under the spade.
The second period 10 usually expressed by
when the soil Is well warmed"-we some.
times say lat corn planting ime,r which
means gthe same thing. In every locality
experiences has taught farmers that, take the
average OF seasons there is a date at which
il Is safe for them to plant their corn; this
date Will vary in the same county, but it is
well fixed for each neighborhood and is the
safest guide for sowing seeds of tender
plants, or for setting out those pIents that
have been started under glass Order and
receive reeds. trees, plants ETC., as early as
make haste slowly"
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COLLINS,
voLTAIc ELECTRIC
PLASTERS
Electricity and, Healing Bal.
SANS. The Medical Giants
of the World.

Electricity is the graudest curative and re-
storative agent in medicine. 1t will restore
suspended animation when all other means
fail As here united with the choicest Medic
insl Gums and Basams known to the healing
art. its application to any part of the body
produces the most grateful and instantaneous
relief from pain. These plasters put new life
into the weak and sleepy uscles, strengthen
the lame and painful back. draw infiamma-
ton from the Liver and Kidneys, stimulate
the Stomach and Bowels, and, when placed
over the pit of the Stomach, cure Dyspepsia
and Indigestion, prevent Ague, Malaria and
Contagious Diseases, and in many ways re-
live the sufferings OF mankind.
PRICE, as CENTS
Be careful to obtain COLLINS VoLTAIc
ELECTRIC PLAsTERs, lest some worthless po-
rous plaster be given you. Sold by all drug
gists.
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Look to Your Fences.

Among other things, in the early spring,
look your fences over carefully, repairing
where needed. thus preventing much extra
work and trouble during the busy season
that Is approaching Many farmer makes
his wcrk twice as bard rs il need be by let
Ting it get ahead OF him. The fences should
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spsctacsss repaired. and any piece or part
that is broken or lost can be replaced at once
at Moses', 80 East Washington street. ai
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1t is not long before the season OF springs
work will be upon us, and it behOOves the
fruitful husbandman to be prepared for it.
During the few weeks which intervene be-
tween the time when the snow begins to
disappear and the time when active opera
tions can be commenced ia the field, there
Is much work that can be done which will
inure to the benefit of the farmer In some
inconceivable manner there collects about
a mans premises lots of debris that is
neither profitable nor ornamental. In the
slack season we have spoken of, let him
gather and burn, or otherwise dispose OF the
rubbish scattered about-the stones, stakes.
boards, posts, heaps of brush, decayed roots
The pruning of the rose-bushes, vines and
shruobery generally; pruning of the fruit
trees, when the branches ara not too large;
pruning of the roots Of the dwarf pear
trees, when they fail to fruit from rapid
growth, by thrustipg the spade down to the
handle from Is inches to two feet from the
stem, all around it, can be attended to.
Prune or clear out the dead or surplus stalks
of the currant and gooseberry bushes;
scrape and wash with whaleoil soap and
water, one pound to a bucket. the stems or
trunks of the fruit trees that may need
it. Repair the garden implements; put IN
new handles where needed; teeth in the
wooden rakes; prepare the brush for the
peas; the Poles for the beans; the stakes for
the raspberrie-; and make treIlses for flow
ers and vinesas may be necessary. Every
coed farmer should make himself familiar
with tools, and become competent to do all
this work satisfactorily in the many days of
comparative leisure during the winter and
early spring months. Tools should be care
fully sheltered, creased, and always kept in
the best order. Overhaul occasionally the
seed chest to see that the mice have not, de-
spite your efforts at safety. got among them.
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NOV York Drx aocds ararket.

NEW YORK, March 3-Business was fair in
some departments. Cotton goods IN steady
deman and firm. Cheviots aud grain bags
are doing well. Prints continue sluggish, and
ginghams less active. Dress goods are in
steady request. Shawls rather more
tive. Mems wear woolens are quiet. Hosiery
and underwear are doing Well. Foreign goods
are in regular demand.
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TOLEDO, March heat-Strong; No
white Wabash 81 Ols4; extra do 81 o.; amber
Michigan, spot, 81 O34; March 81 O3s4; NO:
red winter, spot, 81 0iH; April 81 061z; May
81 OH bid.
Corn-Steady aud higher; mixed 35c; No ?
spot, Csc bid May; held 3Sc; rejects ed 3Eac.
OaIS-Steady No &c.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-01
Harper's Magazine
1879.
ILLUS RATED.
Notices of the Press.

Notices Of the Press.
Harper's Magazine is the American Magazine
alike in litera ure and in art.-BOstoH Traveller
The most popular Monthly in the world
N. y. World.
1t is an excellent com panion for the young q
delight to the mature, n solace for declininR az
Louisville Courier Journal.
No other Monthly in the world can show 20
brilliant list of contr butors: does any fur
nish Its readers with so sreat a variety and 20
superior a quality of literature - WdfehnidH.
Boston.
The volumes Of the Md0azine begin with the
Numbers of June and December OF each year.
When no time is specified, IL will be understood
rent Number.
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CHINESE EMIGRATION.

Senator Blaine has written s
long letter to the New York Iri-
6une giving his reasons for his vote
on the Chinese Emigration bill. II
is decidedly the strongest state,
ment of the case we have seen. He
denies that it is any violation Of
the Burlingame treaty, because, as
he says, ninety-nine out Of every
hundred Chinese who come to this
country, come, not as emigrants,
but under contract which
makes them slaves to the companies
that bring them. lie gives the fol-
lowing sickening picture of the
Chinese population on the Pacific
slope:
"Of this large population fully
nine-tenths are adult males. The
woman have not in ali numbered over
1000, and, according to all accounts,
they are impure and lewd far beyond
the Anglo-SaxOn conception of im-
purity and lewdness. One OF the best
informed Californians | ever met says,
that not one score of decent and pure
women could be found in the whole
Cbinese immigration. 1t il only in
the imagined, rather l hope in the un-
imagined, feculence and fOulness OF
SodOm and GOmOrrah that any
ha RI . ha
nastiness of the Chinese quarter of
San Francisco. speak of this from
Astounding tesLIuODy- l4Tgely from
those who have Lad personal OppOr-
tunity 20 study the subject ia it's
revolving details. In the en-
tire Chinese population of the
Pacific Coast scarcely one family is to
be found no heaTthstOne of com fort,
no tireside OF joy; no father nor
mother, nIr brother nor sister; no
child reared by parents; no domestic
and eDnobling Influences; no lies of
affrc ion. The relation of wife is de-
graded beyond all description, the fe-
mails holding and GishOporiDg that
scored name, being sold and trans
feTred from one man TO another, with
out shame and without fear; one wo-
man being at the same time the wife
to several men. Many ofthese women
come 10 San Francisco under written
contracts for prostitution, openly and
shamelessIy entered into. have my
self read the translation of some of
these abominable documents. If, as
patton, we have the right to keep
out Infectious diseases, if we have the
right to exclude the criminal classes
from coming to US, We surely possess
the right to exclude that INNING ration
which reeks with impurity, and which
can not come TO us without piente-
Ously sowing the seeds OF moral and
physical disease, restitution and
deR'hn
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