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CARE OF CRIMINALS.
....,.at Between the Illinois
n ,s custan7 and That i, Vogue
at Mardstone, Eng
=. - strict discipline Enforced at
- Iror n1ajcsty's rrlso'l-sop-
nr,,te Confinement
=, . MI Of Fare-The Crank, Tread
~ w6se,,; @ and Bare Plank-Rswards

,xAn,mont accordod In this city anu s,ato
Tne Tn.,asi. and thoso ACCUSED OF efallo' Wni'o
sacHnha.v ctber Ia jail nwat!ng trial or 10
10 counnsn,'p'.. u,'a..oii or penitcntlarr, while work.
ibB laiA .,,,r,shmont nlnttcd 10 them, naA
Ing out tho a,,tct nj litct,ssIp,, at,tl has
fortncd frultlut suo' " tao., Inii No ,,,ot,v
t..n much criticised. " hns nSen ,,..,,,..,,
,s,t tbo system Of government anu III. n'Io, =" ~
imina Court by committing ~. ,hn ,'S, r,,rnnsn
vas far 700 .a,no nn. udJ.ioual light
Upon i1'. .,,n nr,nitrc Il III Engla1ld, TJlE
sbo" Hnas s,s ~ To'lcntcd somo facts from tho
.S.au,ctl r11jcs issued from . ..,'.....
F'..,, - ;psry's lIk,sON At MAIDSTONE,
INV l1",ah It, ,nay bo found Of interest whom
trnt Wh'ob an"S ..e....,..,,n,t hrrn
oourastcl With prison mhiaes.ons ..'.sa ao' oy,,.
Ashoo, Of printed rules iot ps'sJp.s ,.'. s.I.
,,atr1,t sots forth III dctall tha1r rlgh!s, prsl-
jeecs, aud uu!es. .no .rI si,oIt ,ot hc mr..
tbsy shall bc kept sopMtaso . uta s r,,o v,s,t,n,
miltcl to cOmtuun!c"'c togethoF. 4ao ..,a"..,
"mn,Ittee, who oxerolso. general sunerv.sory
rover our tho rrso!' au nFo ony y@Se s,I"
to tho Secretary o. ata"t1 hmvin1 i % rounri 10
provision ior ptnl,tts Snd condition ot ltfc,r
thelr ora'nssy ; favmrctl I'm snay 10 aiyen spccul
Prisoners tan1 n,,,itfnmn Ylrtitturc, suppltrI ~
the pT!y'rE9n 9, felo
assfstnncc u ,,s sI ~ thntr rn,s. Thoy Irt lso
pilsonef ~ 1,,,rrs. md tfouut1otB, and may
as,ea aT,eea thnir os t1o Prisoners .lr1 not COM
pelIcd 10 rely OIL esoohea .'..r.s,,'a .".m ava
NoRSiSH latiHi.s'
ea nay yfcr'aenfc GeSssf S 9or @ Or eder. Or p
" ~ Vine Tbey mist attend N!vlno seryIt9 oneh
SnoJay, but If they do not belong to tho EstnD-
e chrG ,r y os 70 oopeoa io attena ae NY
o'pos 'P%yG,of n'as for work for such prisoners
, 1881-08-19
TIE GRAND.

Tho was m exeoIicnt nt,va,lco salo ycstcrslay
at tho Grand for DanEol llocilut, with which tho
Unton SGnaro eorpuny open tholr scason next
Mun1ny. 1t is understood thht tho prices for tho
Saturday n,nttneos will bo tho stsno lis Tho hght
rulugfn uR NsuAl.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,
a second Capt. Cook Wanted.

1aM Editor o,.. 7hs chteaso Tribune.
VI M1uawA' H., Aug 17.-Flnd inoIoaod d thsoo-
ss sa. ssa1np to start fund to rcwnr.l snuond
,ap.. ~ Goos who will haso tho patriotism to rlso
~ aaa slap tho chops ot tho traitorouH editor OF
Sa s HG9,aey llll litraM FOR writing In his papor
sas 1s%s sIiaashe; Hopo you Will publish this, Mt!
tIc ..Ita! Wy tpapo In like 1annl,or, So thMt
r,,s u sa.of oE tho lter1id u,ay become as loIo.
'Su' ~ the Villain Morrison. Ynurs truly,
. An OLD 6fll.iIiEll.
, 1881-08-19

Mr. N. Dreyer, 4Aye,ln l.. bctweeu Thirty
Tex, s,lys: st. ,Incoiya OIL hns relieved mo
flu,i III tile ratts With which Sutlnrctl for
Dynr ycar. 1t rol!'oyutl tic pNi,l Iii my COLI
tr;!ctel SsnnwS (nstaiItaneously. Severe
s IL tG ons WEG " Srsa II iyG 1intas
, 1881-08-19
IJRIg tJNJ3 DIe.INCII OFFICES,

little Hop DIttcra sayes btX flnetUr bills, long
alckIlrsa. suffering, aud pprhnps daath.
, 1881-08-19

TOR S.ALE-FIVE ACRES SEVENTY
J.! nlnlh.sL. mar the tRk0 shnrs.
y aerea surnlr of F'.rtY'thtra md Hnooy-Atsi
H!s ncrus aSrasr Ut Gseuuwopd-uv. md Sixty.
tAr.kk. H.. ~.
III fcot OH Dgoxo-nv. lust south Of Midway pln!s-
ntcG. ..
.ll fuos PEaIrlo.av between Fifty xnd I'll.
ty.thrd.at5.
10 fU1t linirt0-av.. nuar Flfty-ssventh.sL
~ tlet III flnc9uhcA-Ay,s nDAr Fnttt .utn!t1.Es.
Inquire u GE0. q, SENnuMY,
, 1881-08-19

SUBURBAN.
ITO l,ENT-GUOD Itl-ilUOM HOUSE AT
L. iIyie r.Iek ttcAs Aoptltl large grounds. Apply
IN IEt1llEE ". llO4i1E. y ttSxYbr Block VI Elnrk.at.
, 1881-08-19

. -. 90 HD0hG, -
40rsr,l III psrzl1el eotuana will, old y1rynH. shOw~
SuY olansy ~ lail1uaKes pnretuat94 nna !A!le4 hy
Agents pnttls ~ CENTS b. L. MAhll0W Co.; ID.
ptADu polls Ind =
, 1881-08-19

mo C.Al1rAI.lsrST-I With SELECT
l. WI pMeehAsA ss nYttsd F.aies Lung .unana
itsisTp.Ioes exchanged. Addtsss HIsNAx SAsiUiIh
kAtGhltuehoh Ia =,
, 1881-08-19

DC 0fA) 10 LOAN ON CITY PROP
sHoeCIV cFty nit ppr tuht. M r'tinIihslNh. Il.
Alk1lE, hDuthuItNt Etsfiiut Etilrk .Hk
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T1TANTEU-ALL PEOPLE WHO WISH
w tn bDtruw nancy on eity RIA! eatate Il llwsst
fasoa to call ou Va, EllkESEIAuA s0Ns. II Dear
IN fnrHt
, 1881-08-19

VH7ANTED-4A GOOD PENAI!AN WITH
wv aonle know1ehc* Of Aeeount*. Ad,IfesA IN
hnndWrltinE nt applicant, stating snlary expectUd.
, 1881-08-19

r OSr-pAlll or GOLD-NONED SPEC
A tAulgn. Finr will uu r1wAlknt by lea yln9 tilunI
VI ltoUsl Lunlbur Exc,laIlav. 4. Ei.DltEn.
r OSr-A BOARD 0FTIsAUE MEAtliEll-
~ al,p cu!tllsvate. Nh .eh .sueh e, I. j. ElMw..
, 1881-08-19

NfUNEY : TO LOAN on IMPROVED
lfl trpptTty ht rIar eGMt Tan psgotlatu u,lnIel-
}al bon:!a IT, H.,1d advantage. lsW!s Z KSUTT.
, 1881-08-19

r OSr-ON WAuASll-.AV. OH ON a
~ c9ttaNy tiriv1.ay eat black MR. M1llnSh d.t-
rXI.
, 1881-08-19

Et@ 000 10 LOAN on IMPROVED
tPs1tOOO thcaeu .,rt 1ly4o lark pt4psrIyi cash
Il hand: caM cluso ta,uioll4toy. u VAN hEtlAAtK,
~ lIeuEliOriI-Bt. =
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=: O4aSI- o F.F F0LO1IfIN1.
A l.L.+ CASH PAID FOR CASI.OFF
sISth.as it. ~ kStixs y Is etSs4
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11OuND-A PURSE CONTAINING 4
L! alIHl Ut Nlunpy, W1ut tho 0wnur cxn tsMyu bY
lFpyliiH ptofty aud pairing i0r thls tsuest.
Att!rOss. E!vlMK Description uE property lust. u
, 1881-08-19

FT1U RENT-:10I WEST VAN DUIlEN.
et lnr11 ynrt barn. ctct fntlEt, fl-
nacc, cte.. ~ with tho hohhc Inquire Hn tho tse,n
lhGH.
, 1881-08-19

THO nESr-S2rSECOS AND THIRD
!. tuors In xtnrlp. trout dwelling M. lA Snrth L.
sMlt.st pg'l,Islt Lincoln pnFk. PETERSON LAY.
lit lsiAt LlnItdnrlI.st
, 1881-08-19

XTANTED-A FINSI.CLASS BOOT
w utid Eh0B Rxlcxn,ntN1 vthDIcxalus good terri
th!yt must bo worker and of good habits. Addtuss
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they killed ponies for food along the route.
Nearly seven hundred members of Sitting
Bulls band have now been gathered in by
our troops.
CHARLES CLARKsEN, the engineer of the
Lake Shore dummy. train, W no resides near
Coleheur, n. Y. was early Wednesday
morning the victim of tiendish trick.
Being aroused by some one in his house,
he grasped a revolver and began investi-
cations, when tin cup full of virriol was
thrown into his face, from which he suffers
terribly. He seems to know the cause Of
the crime.
TIE sudden spread of smallpox in New
York causes alarm among the health
authorities. There are over sixty cases
under treatment at the hospital on Ran
dall's island. The black smallpox, which
is supposed to have been introduced by
Mennonite eimmigrants, continues its raw
ages at Jefferson, Dakota, which has been
quarantined forever az month, thirty-two
deaths having occurred. Ffty-two pa
tients are under treatme in Chicago.
AN uncontested divorce was last sprin.
obtained by William Adds, lumber
merchant of Grand Rapids, Mich, which
was speedily annulled by the court, on the
ground of intimidation by the wife. Mrs.
Adds has now filed a bill for divorce, al
leging cruelty. Their four daugh, ers
are present as witnesses, one coming from
San Francisco and another from Lead
Vile.
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Company, together with their tramway,l
intlicting a loss of $4,000. 1t buried
the Buffalo House, but three men had
retired into q tunnel and were rescued
exhausted. A rescue party saved some
twenty others, who for various reasons
could not get away. The journey of
the rescued to q place Of safety was
fearful. Leaving their homes with
nothing but the clothes on their backs,
the women wallowed through the snow
as best they could, the men. carrying
the children. The tramway sheds Of
the Wahsatch and Jordan Valley. rail-
road were swept away in several places
for five miles below Alta, rendering in
gress or egress almost impossible, The
latest accounts state that all the inhab-
itants except ten or twelve had left the
place. A rescue party from Salt Lake
recovered the dead bodies buried in
the wreck of the town }..
Eight miles of the upper Big Cotton
wood are said to be one huge slide, COW
ering everything. A big Glide in May
field Gulch blocked the creek for four
hundred yards and made quite a lake.
While there is no loss Of life yet re-
ported from the Big Cottonwood, the
miners are leaving the canyon as fast
as possible. When the snow becomes
deep and heavy on the steep mountain
slopes, an avalanche may be started by
party wading across their face or by
conclusion. Sometimes blast far
underground will doIit.-Leslies Illus
trated Newspaper. E;,2fa. .ai. asH ,..st
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Accidents.

AN incendiary fire at Omro, Wis, swept
away dozen buildings, valued at 1923, 600,
on the 9th inst
A MAD dog at Charleston, ILL.,, attacked
several persons, on the 9th inst, and was
killed after biting ex-Marshal Dowling.
A DEFECTIVE fue caused the destruction
of the Pool block, at Monroeville, Ind:
valued at 81 900, on the 9th inst. :
: A AFLY-wHEEL eighteen feet in diameter
flew apart in the Russian mills. at Niles,
O., on the 9TH inst, by which two men were
killed and several injured.
INDEPENDENCE hall, on Twenty-second
street, Chicago, owned by the Coolbaugh
estate, was burned on the 5th inst, the
loss aggregating $4,000. ~--.--
The town of Plymouth, n. c., was dew
astated by fire, originating in a kerosene
explosion, on the Sd inst. Only store
and freight wal ehouse were left standing.
JOHN w. DwlNELLE, prominent law
yer of San Francisco, was drowned in a
ferry slip opposite Beneeia, Cal, on the
Sd inst.
THE county schools around Oconomo-
woo, Wis have been closed on account of
measles, and the disease is spreading in
the city.
JOHN G. MOORE, an attorney at Bath,
FL, has been fined $1OO, and sentenced to
the Mason county iail for six months, for
receiving illegal pension fees.
THos ANDERSON and John Broadbent,
drunk quarreled. at Philadelphia, Pa, on
the 7th inst, and Broadbent had his neck
broken by kick. ..-- -
In storm at Gervais, Oregon, ON Fri
day. a school house containing one hun
dred pupils and teachers was carried
eighty yards. Several children were bad.
ly h art. but none we've killed.
A BLOCK of ten tenement-houses in East
Boston was nearly ruined by fire on The
5th inst. There were twentv-nine families
in the structure, and some Of the tenants
narrowly escaped death. The .pecuniary
loss is Sl2,509.
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LATE REPORTS.
A Summary Of Latest Cablegrams
/ - and kilograms.
Latest Events.

So heavy is the ice at Long Branch that
people walk out to sea two hundred yards.
THE supreme court Of Illinois has de-
cided the game law to be constitutional.
!; A BILL has been introduced in the leg
tlslature of Wisconsin for the apprehen-
sion of female tramps.
The assembly of New York has passed
a bill to prevent the consolidation of tel
,egraph companies.
CHARLES RADBuRN. of Bloomington,
Ill. has been engaged by the Providence
baseball club as pitcher. 1 u 4
THE Kansas legislature has resolved to
place statue f'John Rrown in the ma
'tional art gallery at Washington.
AN earthquake shock was felt at Green
land and Stratham, n. H., on the 7th
inst.
EIGHTY miners have been discharged
from the slopes Of the Bonanza mines at
Virginia City, New.
The Chicago common council passed a
resolution that its members be paid 81 for
each day of service.
TUE attention of the grand jury at Will
mington, Del, was called by Chief Justice
Comegys to the recent address Of Colonel
1ngersoH, $as, coming under the law OF
blasphemy. Z - : s. 8
COLONEL BAYLER, with a squad of Texas
rangers, surprised band of twenty
Apaches on the 9TH inst, near Quitman,
and killed six and captured three of their
number.
LEADvILLE dispatches confirm the ru-
mors of newly-found body of ore in the
Little Pittsburg mine, ten feet thick and
twenty-five wide, assaying nearly four
hundred ounces of silver to the ton. ~ &
The Horse Breeders association of Jack
son, Mich, has resolved to dispose of its
trotting track and personal property, and
offered it to the county agricultural so
ciety for $4,000. "a
The cable which is destined to connect
Mexico and the United States will be in
place early this month The only tele-
graphic, communication heretofore has
been by noncontinuous line via Mata-
moras. ... ...t
WYOMING cattle raisers declare that the
loss of stock this winter has not been per-
ceptibly greater than usual, and that the
SHOWS will help the. grass next season.
A. w. Amour, of Kansas City predicts a
loss of 10 per cent. on the ranges of Colora
do. e.. =
A CONTROVERSY over some mining prop
erty, at Leadville, on the 8th inst, ,culmi.
mated in prolonged tight between parties
of guards numbering; respectively, nine
and eighteen men, in which one was kill
ed and one wounded. >-E' ---s-
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-02-17

''THE Red-headed Rooster of the
! Canyons" better known to polite So
ciety as Mr.. Belford, of Colorado, has
been compimented by the lower
branch of the legislature, in support of
his position on the silver bill. 1t will
be remembered that Mr.. Belford was
veFxdefant, and said that the silver
question was not one for parties to de-
ode or meddle with. One republican
member of the legislature who voted
Tor thu resolution in support of Bel
ford, SAID he was opposed to that gen.
tieman for any position, and did not
want to help to make any political
capital for him if it could be avoided,
but this was matter upon which not
only all personal rivalries should give
way, but all party lines as. we'll. He be-
heyed silver to be Threatened, and
thought it high time for the leading sill
yer states to show fight with solid
front.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-02-17

BLACK small. pox, said to have been
communicated by Russian immigrants
on their way to Yankton, has prevailed
at Jefferson, Union county, Dakota, a
French Canadian settlem ent, for sew
eral weeks. When the disease first
broke out the people of the settlement
We're wholly unacquainted with its
contagious nature, and the funerals of
the first victims were largely attended,
which of course tended to the spread
of the dread pestilence. At the pres
ent time there are no less than sixty
cases under treatment, thirty-two per
sons have died, aET several other fatal
cases are predicted. The district is
completely isolated, and the people of
Sioux City, Ia, and Elk Point, Oak,
are doing all in their power to keep 1t
so, while at the same time they are
working with vigor and energy to allie
viate the sufferings of the unfortunate
people. I
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-02-17

PRESIDENT HAYES has submitted to
the senate what may be regarded as
"test case" The term Of Office OF
Gen. Stewart T. Woodford as United
States district attorney for the South
ern district of New York has expired
and the president has sent to the
senate the name of George H. Foster
as his successor. Mr.. Foster is an
anti-Conkling republican, and at pres
ent state senator from the eleventh
district. Conkling doesn't like him
and will defeat his confirmation, il
possible. 1t is a test between the
power of the president and Conkling in
the United States senate.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-02-17
Advice to Young Husbands.

The Rev. G. G. Goss, during a lecture
in New York on /" The Honeymoon,
and How to Perpetuate It, said: Look
out for your habits, young man. Don't
get into the habit of neglecting the
little courtesies of life in your home.
Just see the young men in q bobtail
horse car sit forward on the edge of the
seat, and when pretty young woman
enters the car they watch for the first
chance to put her fare in the box. Why
don't you watch just as eagerly to wait
on your wife Again, my young hus-
band, you and your wife must cultivate
mutual confidence. Distrust of each
other is the bane Of human society
everywhere. Of course, you and your
wife ought to hold different opinions.
I was forty years old before married
my wife, and l knew thing or two be-
fore 1 knew her. When we were
married we did not empty out our
brains and become fools. When she
comes to vote I want her to vote on
the side opposite to me, because if she
votes Just as I do what's the use other
voting? She might have just as well
voted thr ugh me as We do now. But
don't fight. Husbands and wives do
fight and bite and claw each other, and
pull each others hair, and all about q
little thing that they would be ashamed
of if they hadn't got heated. Guilty.
ate the habit of cooling down. Finally
be honest and upright with your wife,
young husband. You ought to be
honest in courtship, but if you have
had an outside for your girl TO look at,
and bridle on your passions only to be
a brute after marriage, then you have
deceived her. Be as innocent to your
wife as though she was little baby.
You wouldn't hurt baby. Stand up
for your wifa-if any one says any
thing against hir, knock him down.
Well IN take that back-you can
knock him down in your own estima-
tion.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-02-17
From the Capital.

The bill to make tho commissioner of
agriculture a cabinet officer came within
one vote of passing the house of repre-
sentatives. under a suspension of the
rules.
CONGRESSMAN DEUsTER, Of Milwaukee
was before the house committee, on COM
merce this morning and succeeded in get
ting it to put in the river and harbor bill
an appropriation of$10O,O0O to be used in
constructing harbor of refuge at Milwau-
kee.
A WILD dispatch about Garfeld's cabinet
and policy from Cincinnati to New York
newspaper made something of q sensation
prominent new point was the statement
that Robert Lincoln was to be given a
place in the cabinet. No one here believes
this report. Gen. Logan says that he has
not heard a word about it, and can only
hope that it is true.
A BILL has been adopted, by select
committee of the house on inter-oceanic
canals, to incorporate an inter-ocean ship
railroad company. 1t authorizes the COM
pany to issue stock not to exceed $75, ,0OO,
900, and to be disposed Of as the company
may deem proper. and to make all neces-
sary rules and regulations, and to manage
all matters connected with the business OF
the company; gives guarantee of the
government for fifteen years after the rail
way is completed for payment ofsemi-an-
nual diyidends of not less than six per
cent. on par value of fifty million dollars.
IT is current gossip around the capital
and in general political circles that demo
cratic objection to the retirement of Ulysses
S. Grant from the army, with the rank and
pay which belonged TO him when he re-
signed to accept the presidency of the
United States. will be withdrawn to such
an extent as to allow the passage of the
bill before the expiration Of the forty
sixth congress. The democrats who vote
for that measure will, however, insist that
the bill shall contain the provision con
ferring on Grant command in accord
ance with his retired rank in the event of
an emergency. This change of front on
the part Of congressional democrats is ac
counted for by the presumed fact that they
are somewhat afraid of the general in
politics. and wish to shelve him, as they
think, permanently. 1t is expected that
the bill will come up again in the senate,
and that, with the Objectionable active
service emergency clause stricken out, il
will:pass by a small majority.
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Criminal.

AN earthquake at Lewisburg, Pa. on
the 4th inst. was so violent as to make
people leap from their beds in fright, <
Ex-GovERNoR SCOTT, of South Carolina,
has been indicted Cor the murder of Drury,
of Napoleon, O.. but will be admitted to
bail.
JACOB kNoRR, who was sent to the Wis
consin pehitentiary, ten years ago, for
killing his wife, and who subsequently
became insane, died in his CELL on the 9th
inst.
JOHN J. BERRY, cashier of the Bergen
county bank. at Hackensack, n. j., has
been sentenced for five wears to state
prison, for embezzlement.
FIVE prisoners broke Jail in Charleston,
S. c., on the Sth inst. by lowering and
bending iron bars in the door with a stout
plank. $50 t. ss
ALLEGED corrupt acts on the part Of the
contractors for the prison labor of Mime
sofa have caused the house to pass reso-
luton for an investigation Of the matter
by a joint COMMITTEES.
EDWARD KENNEDY, of Brooklyn, who
shot and killed Mrs. Nellie Stokes, plead
ed guilty of murder in the second degree,
but afterward resolved tn enter q plea of
not guilty and stand trial for murder in
the first degree.
JACOB BARR, of Springfield, ILL.,, while
riding in street-car in St. Louis. stood
up and endeavored to cut his throat with
dull pocket-knife, but the passengers
stopped the performance.
J.H. HERR1cK and William Krelle have
been arrested at Omaha, on charge of ar
son, in connection with the burning of
Dogrant & Co.'s hat store, in which krelle
was partner. s4.r....-g.r zrs s.---,
SoME conscience-stricken person. on the
line of the Burlington road sent the treas
urer of the state Of Illinois a draft for
$3.50, in discharge of some mysterious
| account.
CArHAR1NE MULLER and George Smith
were executed at Williamsport, Pa, on
the 4th inst, in the presence Of about one
hundred and fifty spectators. On the scat
fold the woman uttered piercing shrieks.
Smith made declaration that his para
mour first proposed the murder.
CHARLES HILL. shackled convict, en-
route from Vigo county Jail 10 the Indiana
penitentiary, jumped from the train while
going into indianapolis and secreted him.
self In the wilderness of -freiRht-cars, and
escaped.
IRON Doc, one of Sitting Bulls chiefs,
With sixty-four followers. direct from
WOODY mountain, have surrendered to
iMajor nges. So destitute were they that
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~
Trouble / Ahead.

When the appetite fails, and sleep grows rest
less and unrefreshine, there is trouble ahead.
The digestive organs when healthy crave food, tht
nervous system when vigorous and tranquil giveS
its pnssessor no uneasineSs at night. A tonic, t.
he effective, should not be mere appetizer: MOI
are the nerves to be strengthened and soothed BY
the unaided action of sedatiye or narcotic
What is required is a medicine which inyigorate:
the stomach. and promotes assimilation of food By
the system, by which means the nervous system
as well as other parts Of the physical organism
are strengthened. These are the effects of Hostel
tcrs Stomach Bitters, . medicine whose reputa
ton il founded firmly in public confidence, an.
which physicians commend for its tonic. anti
bi ious and other properties. It IL used with TIL
best results in fever and sgus. rhsunatim kid
ney aud uterine wsaknsss and other maladice.