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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01
Little Folks Abroad.

There is no circus tent, hover much watched and
tended,
But needs some greater care;
There il no hole, however we'll defended,
But has a small boy there.
What is the first thing to be done in case
of ire2' asked Professor Stearns. issue the
Insurance Company" promptly responded
the boy ut the foot OF the class.
A little fve-year-old, hearing his father
say that a certain man was unable to keep
the Welt from the door" wanted to know
why the man didn't shoot it.-NOrristown
Herald.
When little Minnie was two years old
she asked for some water one night. When
it was brought, she said, "Paps can't you
get me some fresh water2 this tastes a little
withered."
Little Artie came running in from the
field one day exclaiming, NAL ma L seed
safin' down here that stocked his hudd (head)
right down in his mouf." Investigation
proved that be had found a mud-turtle.
at is easy to see," said the teacher to his
pupil, that you don't understand the sub
iect," Every likely" returned the pupil,
''father told me only last week that he didn't
think it worth while to pay for the services
of such an instructor"
A New Jersey mother left her baby in
charge of her three-year-old soR, On COM
ing back, she found the boy missing. The
baby, however, was still there. The three
year-old had got two tacks and a hammer
and tackled the baby's dress to the floor,
after which he went out to play. That is
one of the boy, evidently, who will be g
nan before his mother knows it.
How wonderful are the revelations of sci
ence. 1t has been estimated that a boy can
hear q call to dinner, though half a mile
away, in a thousandth part of a second. But
a call to duty. Well, we dont wish to be
hard on the boy, but it often takes a life time
for HIM to understand it.-New Haven Reg
ister.
Bulbs composition on the rhinocerOs
THE rinozerus lives in Azhar and you kant
stick a pin in i'm cause hiz werskit is bilt
ov ole stoves. Wen a rinozerus liz gonter
be kid va mus alwaze go up to hin from
before so az he'll kno sOmethin of it IN try
to max a place for a built to git in. Hi,
nose is got a upper teeth that's got no bust
nez ware it IL. and if a boy shoOd set. down
on it ne better sta plugd up with the tooth
rels he'll be all won pore. I'd rather be
polliwog if l wuZ a rinoZerus, tho l sposC
If l wuz / woodent.-Yonkers Gazette.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01
EXPRESSIONS.
My pretty, pretty waiter girl

My pretty, pretty waiter girl
She hath a pleasant voice;
OF chops and steaks. Of fish and fowl,
She biddeth me make choice.
l ponder on my little joke
Willie lingering the men
Then "If / were to order duck,
1 might, perhaps get YOU"
Her eyes are on the table cloth;
Their glance il is severe,
cor, should l ask for veuison,
'rwere you again, my dear"
She wears the lofty look of one
Who searcheth the top shell;
spray do not ask for goose" says she;
"FOr you might get YOURSELF"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01
The Marriage Question.
tPall Mall Gazette

1t is significant of the change which is
passing over the European conceptions of
life and of morality that at the present mo-
ment nearly every Legislature in Europe is
more or less preoccupied with the marriage
question. In Hungary they have just le-
gslized the marriage Of Jews and Christ
ians, and are discussing the introduction of
obligatory civil marriage. In Denmark the
Folkething has been discussing the remar-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01
something About Fans.
[Harper's Young FoIks.l

Kan 81 was the first lady who carried a
fan. She lived in ages which are past, and
for the most part, forgotten, and she was
the daughter of a Chinese Mandarin. Who
ever saw q Mandarin, even on a tea-chest,
without his FAM In China and Japan to
this day every one has a fan; and there are
fans of all sorts for everybody. The jap
snese waves his fan at you when he meets
you by way Of greeting, and the beggar who
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01

II A. not doubs.d sBst men have Q home In that
place where each one L4s established his hearth and
The sum Of his possessions ard fortunes; whence ne
viii not depart. II nothing calls him away; whence II
he - departed he seems 10 be . wanderer, and IL he
rsturns he cease to wAnder.-Dehnition from OWL
Law.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01

ssThen stay al home, my heart, and rest.
The bird 10 safest In its nest;
Ger all that hutter their wings and ny
A hawk IL lowering In the sky"
-Longfeliow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01

risge Of divorced persons. In Spain the
Sagasta Ministry is busted about the re-
establishment Of civil marriages. M. Ma
quet's bill for legslizing divorce vas de-
feated a short ime axo by the French Cham
Der, which is now called upon to deal with
proposals legslizing the marriage Of broth
ers-in-law with their sisters -in-law and the
marriage of Priests. In Italy the divorce
question has been brought before the Legis-
lature by a proposal to sanction divorce
when either the husband or the wife has
been condemned to penal servitude f%or.life,
and to convert a legal separation into a d.
vorce when three years, in the case of child
less marriages, or five years, il there are
children. lave elapsed without q reconcilia-
ton after the judgment of separation was
pronounced. By this proposal every "seps-
ration de corps" would ripen into a divorce
by lapse of time. 1t will be intert sting to
see how so drastic a proposal will be re-
ceived by the Italian Chamber.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01

General g.. r. B~EACREGARD, of Louisiana.
General JUBAL A. r of Virginia,
COmmisSio A-S-
Application for rates 10 Clubs should only be
made To the Office of the Company in New Oceans.
Write for circulars or send orders to
N. A. DAUPHIS.
New Orleans. la.
Or NJ. A. DAUPHIE, No. 212 Broadway, New
York
Or J. 7. Woodward, n. z. corner Illinois and
Washington streets. Indianapolis, Ind.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01

There is no circus tent, hover much watched and
tended,
But needs some greater care;
There IL no hole, however we'll defended,
But has a small boy there.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01

This is fhe only Lottery euer roted on and i.b-
By the people Of any state.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01

A maid, as by. Court records doth appear,
Whom ffy thousand dollars made so dear,
Unto her waiting lover sternly said:
'FOrego the weed before We go to wed.
For smoke take flame; I'll be that flames bright
tanner.
To have your Anna, give up your Havana"
The WRETCH, when thus she brought him to the
scratch,
Lit his cigar and threw away the match.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06
TESTIMONIALS FHoM THE rEorlE.

JUDGE BUCHANAN, Lawyer, Toledo, o.
ars: zone OF Prof. eui'mstte's French Kid
rev Pads cured me Of Lumbago m three weeks
time. My case bad been given up BY the best
Doctors as incurable. During all this time |
suffered untold agony and paid out large sums
of money.
81 suffered Cor three years with sciatica and
Kidney Disease, AID often had % 60 about on
crutches ] was entirely ard permanently
cured after wearing Prot. Guilmeue's French
Kidney Pad four weeks.
SQUIRE N. @. SCOTT, Sylvania, o. writes
~ have been q great sufferer for 10 years with
Brirhfs Disease Of the Kidneys. For weeks
no "a time was unable % get out Of bed took
barrels Of meQiclue, bu. they gave me only
temporary relief. ] wore two OF Prof. Gull
metle's Kidney Pads six weeks, and | DOW
know Gm entirely cured"
MRS. HELEN JEROME, Toledo, o., says;
"For years have been confined, great part
Of the tine 20 my bel, with Lucorrhoea and te-
male weakness ] wore one Of Guilmette's
I Kidney Pads end was cured in one month"
1T. u. GREEN, Wholesale Grocer, Findlay,
Z D., writes: "l suffered for 2j years with lame
l back and In three weeks was permanently
| cured BIZ wearing one of Prof. Guiimettes
BIZ. KEEsLINO, II. D. Druggist, Logans-
I port, lnd., when sending 10 an order for Kid
I uer Pads, writes 81 wore one Of the first ones
/ we bad and ] received more benefit from il
I than anything I ever used. In fact the Pads
/ give better general satisfaction than any Kid
| uey remedy we ever sold.'
! RAY Is SHOEMAKER, Druggists, Hauni-
I bal, no, says owe are working up lively
/ trade iu your Pads, and are hearing Of good
! results from them every day"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06


''To demand and enforce an hon
est and fair election jackson Re-
publican.
It's only when ont Of Office that
the average Republican feels chat
way. His honesty and patriotism is
astonishing il hia hands can lie kept
out Of The peoples pockets. And be-
is an utter sranecrto fraud, pejary
or forgery when be is tufned ont %
grass. All bis protestations Of hou-
esiy and fairness is properly dis
counted and taken for their actual
cash yalue-very H,llc TIE white
people understand it They saw
him commit his frauds, bis lorgeucs,
his peljuries, to cheat them out OF
ihoir President elected ID glorious
Centennial &C. They saw him coz
pass heaven and earth for means to-
10 It. He did not have enough ID
Louisiana, and sent AVID got q sufd-
cisnt supply from Washington
Zach Chandler and John sherman
were there Garfield, too, was there
Grant was there in the person Of his
power and influence; and with The
aid of these, MossTs. Wells & Com
pany cheated the Democrats Of the
United States out of the Presidency
All the scoundrels, from first to last,
who were engaged in the disgracelul
business, got fat Offices as 2 reward
for their shameful work, and ore re-
tanned in lhCm 20 this day federal
monuments Of public plumber, frsudi
forgery and perjury They sau
Tldena Office usurped by Hayes
little Bayes-and helped 20 do IT,
He was equal 70 tie emergency when
it came to exercising true Repuhli.
cauism-he stole $500 600 Of Til-
denis money, and now talks about
making OF with the plumber to Eu-
rope 10 revel in Injuries Well, lei
him 60. When he spends that stolen
money, and stays out Of Office where
there is no chance of stealing more,
lie viii get mighty honest and good
There is nothing Ike that for keep
ing q Republican good and honest
We understand it; we know how hap
PLY our Democratic medicine works,
ana We intend TO make you swallow
one Of you.
a
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06
The Distress ia aEfchigam-Am
Appeal 60 tlc People Of Ilia-
aissippl.

The recent fires in Michigan not
only destroyed forests and farms,
but many towns and hundreds Of
lives, causing great destituiion among
The people Of the afflicted regions.
Earnest appeals have been made for
help, and 10 would be a graceful and
a proper thing for the citizens Of
Mississippi to respond TO the urgent
call During the epidemic Of 1878,
the undersigned received from the
Masons, Odd Fellows aud other cill-
zens Of Michigan the sum Of $4,2S7
06 for lhe relief Of yellow fever suf-
lerers in Mississippi, and considera-
BE sums were sent direct from that
State TO our afflicted communities
! respectfully ask the Masons, Odd
Fellows, knights OF Honor, knights
of Pythias, and the other Benevolent
Fraternites of the State to move TO
The matter at once, and either by do
nations from Lodge treasury, or col.
lcctions by committees, to contribute
something, however small. And ]
take the liberty Of suggesting TO the
authorities Of cities and towns to
appoint like committees also that
concerts and other entertainments
be given for Che same object Con-
tributions eau be sent to the banks
in any Of the cities and towns IN the
State, or 90 the undersigned end due
acknowledgment viii be made.
y = Power,
Grand Secretary of Masons.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

The valuation Of my property has
been decreased il 10 true; so has all
the property ia the State, produced
by the tyranny and corruption Of
Radical power, before the Democra-
cy wrested the State from the Radi-
cal spoilers; but the amount OF land
and other property is about The
same.
Now, do these confusion editors
Of Jackson suppose, with any such
arguments and proofs as those in the
hands ofevery tax payer in the state,
that the people are going to permit
them to levy the taxes on their prop
erty ever again Would they not
be fools and idiots TO do so? False
to themselves, false to their families
solse to their country, aud unworthy
Of the heritage Of freemonf
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

"For the time being I have united
with that large majority Of the hon
est voters Of our State, composed OF
men Of all the old parties who are
weary ST fraud and ciime as instru-
ments for carrying elections, snd
who are determined to demand and
enforce an honest and fair election,
&c r r. jackson Republican.
It is astonishing how good a Re-
publican gets TO be when deprived
Of office and public plunder. 1t has
the happiest effect 10 the world.
Democratic medicine heats an the
quack medicine il existence for re-
storing TIE Republican soul 10 per-
feet equinimity and purity ofmotive
SO long rs it is ID Office, and can
steal public plumber, it Is equal to 81
the species Of frauds IN existence,
and beats tie world at plunderinq
he people Of their wealth. Fraud
perjury, bulldozing by the billion,
it deals in, to deprive Democrats Of
their rights. ID calls to its aid an
the State appliances that can be
made available for ils dark purposes,
and falling to Get enough 70 satlate
Its souls longing, is calls out az
the Federal appliances for fraud, per.
iufy and bull-doaing The Democratic.
whether white OF black. A Republi-
can Ga favor of q fair and honest eiec-
ton. indeed There 3 only one
condition Of life whsn he feels that
way, and that IS when he IS ont of
Office, can have no swear at an cleo
.i9n return, can commit no fraud 81
Tie ballot box, and can steal none Of
ID peoples money
Now, we mean to keep you in that
sxacl condition. It's best fer you,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

fatau8 hloeished
GmeruL3rff aa.d De- bnc, Goth.
fsle chang 81 uua Is ellc
.an. made ty Colonel King, 10
ta lalf dos.n counties IN TIE
STATE ra. admitting lbey were al
e fnUvas ao sufficient a,eu
oat wly the Democratic pmy
should bo displaced with iis record
81 honesty. economy, low taxes
p .aoa aud qu.ef end rep.ace 20 pow
erthat party whose name was syne-I
nymous f.th aH thet IS corrupt aud /
detas,inlcina government
As 90 The supervision Of DE rail-
roads Is ne Legislature, De said he
Though. whenever lLe railroads were
orpr s.y. ana unjust m their charge
thal 6 was thc duty % the State /
Government % tske such aeion as
were sanctioned ~ ne Constitution,
| TO correct such abuses 10 a way that
would be jost 20 ue people and not
Iruinous 70 the mlload
And as 70 ihe separation Of Che
Judiciary from The Executive depart.
meal, he thought that f was a mat
Ger which neither De nor Colonel
E King, os Governor, could have any.
ching 70 do. Ia as much as no
change could be made upon the sub
ioct only by sn amendment to the
Constitution, which could be effect
: od only by toe adoption Of joint
resolution by q two-thirds vote Of
Q both brsnches Of the Legislature,
= which, without the approval Of the
ID Governor, was submitted to the yo-
tiers at the next general election that
{. &c was, therefore, a matter alone foi
y The people t. act upon, and Will
= which the Governor had nothing tC
be do.
D General Lowry next read the letto
p Of Colonel King as Chairman Of tLl
'd Caucus Committee, to Captain Bueh
ld anau, written on The 18th Of last De
al cemLer, urging on extra session O
the Legislature for the sole purpos
~ of ro.districdng the Senatorial Dis
li Ticts and so eerrymondering Their
dc as to perpetusie Tie Democratic pan
% Jyin The Senate indefinitely shown
ph .lat the old man was at that time
nd red hot Bourbon Democrat, ready {
zee resort to any kind oftricks to per
ID oetuate the reign Of the Democrat
ell party Ho asked the old geutlema
'o what had happened since the writin
81 of lhot letter and before the Radical
~ Grceuback sorchead Convention, i
ed September, whose nomination he ha
iis accepted, 70 change him SO much.
',e The Generals whole speech, fc
.e- one hour and q half was logica
en- rhetorical aad entertaining, inter
Vo p5rscd with witty and arpropria'
ne anecdotes, and delivered with en-
.E Dba4fs and aflion emitted fo II
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

DIS, the prominent Eastern
medical lecturer, says Every day
sensible people come to me complain.
ing of their health being broken
down. Tie answers to ms inquiries
always arc what surmise-natures
laws have been totally disregaricd /,
consequently Che blood, the stream
of life, becomes northumberland
as q result Of this blood poisoning,
lind dyspepsia and disordercd func-
tions al the heatt, lungs, liver. and
kidneys, accompanied by headache,
nervous Debility, and other impaired
organic portions, often yerging on
paralysis In order to keep the d.
gestiye organs in proper health and
strength, and my friends in TIE
profession have recommended Browns
Iron Bitters--tbey act so mildly and
soothiugly, never leaving any 40
pleasant after effects, strenglhning
the organs Of digestion, and perma
nently removing every symptom Of
N health, lsnguor and debility. No
remedy 10 the Dast gives such good
satisfaction as Browns Iron Bltters,
aud oil druggists can procure it for
you. Don't be persuaded 20 use a
substitute, This remedy contains
no alcohol and is the only prepara-
ton of Iron that does rot blaoken the
teeth-Sun.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

The Arkansas train rob- ers have
been arrested, identified and bound
ina bond Of eight thousand dollars
each, Tor their appearance before the
, next term of Circuit court to con-
.yene at Hope, Arkansas The "boys'
will likely get a good long term in
State prison.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

aa1 we know &c Is best farus. Ben.
hing wild tis Give shooter. canl
Keep as rom doias tls DO soc
understand
''bntli is not as a Republican that
1 Dave yielded my o9ue ience and
znrportto q" % Bem Eiug This
3 hare done ana am doing solely as
Aississ.p pIan. Jackson Repub-
ican.
a very nratiy "oxoTdiun, indeed
nom which ne above IS extracted
OtC0urse the editor would have O.
get up Shove bis Rorubicanism o.
Support Col King S. Tar. Indeed
Ibis step mav have purifying pro-
esss and .lstcr d lis being vas.
amount ot good emotions Co wt al
bis klpubliclnism Is a e,gangor
However ibis sy be, wmlo the cli-
torr.ses above lhe average stencil
81 his party 90 get ialo the company
OF Col King, he viii reteFu 20 20 fol
bis war materials when De shoots hi
mud machine 90 the Democratic par
I 81. It b only os a Republican b,
will lghl that party while 90 is on y
&c a Mississippiau he supports Col
! King. Oh such is The KING dom o
/ Che confusion five loaVcs aud W.
fishes and four barrel party.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06
THE MANSION HOUSE.

In this city, which. for some time
past, has been closed, was opened an
The lst OF August, by y. {. B0cLr.
aud g prepared 60 extend accommo
daiions 70 the travelling public sees
ond % none ia this section II lie
country The House is thoroughly
reliied, the rooms vell furnished
the tables loaded With The bosl tlie
markets aIord, aud the location 81
the Hotel Is well adapted 90 com
mercial men, being situated 81 Maih
treot, near the business portion a tae
city
~ Don't forget lhe Mansion
House
j. c. BocLE. Propr.
augi
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

OF ceurs iI uaf He expected lhat'
vea. dai of Outrageous misr.prs-|
tcutauoU-uot CD say downright ~
ine-will he tirowa broad cas-. ora
the State by iho Republican par,roi
tlis ctalDUlIInc ih'- eanr.ss TH.N
take the fret "swcar 80 tle stare
duaucgs. and have issued tom thei
wupHauiund atJ ,ksou lto which
reunb.y our Post MASTER hes been
invited 60 ssell pu literally ol l.
salary and bax lcuis) O bIuf stste-
meltsloWing lhW tao expenditure
10 tae - uota.' ululslrtona
The Government were greater aan
those 81 me Republicans. rs s..
.of mca 81 tEe world would attempt
su h 8 freud Oh no pe6nle excep.
NE Republicans Of Mississ.p0i.
lLey l9 l.iu tue liah of lhe mssI
positive ulooi 10 I'D contrary. no.
only inglC state oliees 40 jackson
but. in ne lottei 10 every task pecI
p ne State whg has paid taxes aur
lug The past ten years or more
viii state lhe amounts ofmy tax ro-
ceipts for the years from 1870 D,
/ 1850 inclusive 1 presume every tax
/ payer ii The State has just such orr
! gumonts as these TO put down th
fraudulent statements Of the frauD
party. These are not five bGrrolel
arguments, such as King threattne
the people with at the opening Of th
campaign they are silver dollar ar
gumonts By the thousand 20 consig
e him aud bis mongreis to the iusig
nifccnce and privacy whence the
E have crept.
The tax receipts for the yea
p mentioned, draw from ny poke
e arn fhauRs
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

The n. Q. Democrat, Of the 1st
inst, has reports from six of the
cotton States All report progress
IN picking, but none of them claim q
yield equal to last year
Alabama estimates threo.fourth OF
crop. In Arkansas, It is almost o
failure. Georgia's crop as compared
with last year is bad. Louisiana re-
ports q terrible falling of, and Miss.
issippi will only gather half a crop.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

mr. Samuel Sic kenzie. Cumbcr
land SD writes J am e8 FEARS d
aea hbout four yesfs ago : haran
10 20 inlo decline ! suffered from
lyspepsis. stone Ia The bladder, weak
lungs end general nervous debility
NothiaaI tried did me ans cool on
il used Browns Iron Biltefa This
femodf has made me again robust
and strong. and ] feel al the tire and
activity % youth once IN my veins.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

The legal authorities 1t Washing
ton aromaking preparation to give
Guileau formal trial ne suppose
it viii result ID tight rope perform
ancc- least Il ought to.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06
Grand seereIary Of lIaaons.

The Z. S. Senate sill meet in extra
session on &c 10Th inst As the
Deuocrsfs have q majority it is pre-
aumed they win elect q presiding off.
Ger, g Secretary and Sergeant ar
arms, and then the August body win
be ready @ receive any eommunica-
ton The President wishes TO make.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

WIN positively cure Fever and Ague, Dumb,
Acuoi Agla Cake, Bilious Fever, Jauudce /,
Dyspepsia, and all diseased Of the LIVER ,
stomach and Blood Price 81 SD by mail.
Send for Prof. Gu,me.,c's Treatise on the
Kidneys and Liver, free Ply mail. Address
FRENCH PAD co, Toledo, Ohio.
For sa.7 DR.
III 3. BUCHANAN & CO.,
maya-ly Ok0icua, Mss.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

Our people were treated TO q joint
discussion between the opposing
candidates for Attorney General, on
Saturday night last. Gen. Fitzgerald
led of in a speech ofan hour, in
which he, although a Republican, IT,
nored ell the issues between that
party and the Democracy, and ingo.
niously endeavored to raise new is.
sues Gen. Catching avoided any
attempt at eloquence, or rhetorical
display, and came right down tc
plain facts and figures in defence Of
the present State Government which
so completely overwhelmed his ed
versary, that he could DO nothing in
bis rejoinder by way Of argument,
and therefore contentod himself with
general denials and assertions inter
spersed with a few humorous anec.
dotes. Cstchings mas the argument
and Fitzgerald The good humor, and
between them they make a jolly and
interesting canvass. But Lowry and
bis ticket will be elected alice samee'