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HOUSEHOLD.

LENTSg. SOUP.-MiK q tablespoonful OF
leD.il Aoxr and q tesspoonful Of corn -four
with q little milk till as thick as cream.
Boil thTee-quarters Of q pint of milk sweet
ened little and favored to taste; pour this
slowly on the -four and milk, stirring mean
while. Boil all together for ten minutes
still stirring. Add whipped egg This is
q most nourishing alDumiO0s food szd q good
substitute for beef tea.
BARLEY SocP One pound of shin of
beef, four ounces Of pearl barley, one potato,
salt and pepper TO taste, one quart asd
a-half Of water Pat the ingredients into a
saucepan. and simmer gently for four honrs.
Strain, return the barley, and serve An
onion added is an improvement. This is q
good soup for invalics-
CoOKING VEGETABLES There are q
few simple rules to be observed in cooking
vegetables. The first is for all fresh veget-
ables, not 10 soak them in water, but merely
wash them clean, and TO put them on the
fire with boiling water, which will preserve
their flavor, sueculence and whatever nour
ishment they contain (which, with the ex-
ception Of pulse and potatoes, Is not much);
while al dry vegetables have to be trested
in the opposite way. Secondly, do not
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Secretary of state.

reporter of the Sentinel yesterday interviewed
Mr.. William Wesley WOollen, OF this city. in ref
erence to his candidacy for Secretary of state
The conversation was as follows:
Reporter see by the papers, Mf. WOOllen. that
you are frequently named in connection with the
Democratic nomination Tor Secretary of State.
Are You Al candidate2
Mr.. Notwithstanding ago the Vlncennes Sun
named me in connection with the office, and sew
eral Democratic papers cordially endorsed the
suggestion The movement was started without
any agency of mne and am disposed 10 see how
the Democracy of the State will receive il before
taking any active measures 10 secure the nominal
ton. l was never a candidate of the Democracy
for Office but once, and that twenty six years
ago. SO, If / should be nominated, II eau not be
urged against me t.fat am chronic offce-seeker.
The office, though not very lucrative, is highly
honorable. and should my party friends tender
me the nomination, | don't think should re-
fuse il.
Reporter-You have faith in the ability of the
Democracy TO carry the State this year?
Mr.. WOOllen-IeS. With a good ticket, a pru-
deaf platform, aud a well managed canvass,
think we can win. l know the uncertainties of
politics. but / believe the chances in our
favor. should be on the ticket should expect
TO be elected
Here the interview terminated and the repor-
ter went his way I'm quest of other items for the
edificatiOn of the Sentinels numerous readers.
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1881. 1882.
THE INDIANA
WEEKLY SENTINEL

Has been enlarged and improved until it is nc
the LARGEST an the VERY BEST paper pu
lished in the West.
THE WEEKLY SENTINEL is in all regards sup
rior eight page 56-column paper
The merits OF the Sentinel as general new
paper are so well known, thar commehdation
IL is deemed superfiuous. We viii add. however,
that the management has arranged and fully
determined that no paper shall furnish so great
In It's news its editorials, its literary and mis-
cellany-in aw0rd, in its general reading-it shall
not be surpassed by any paper circulsted i'm the
State. u win be particul ary adapted TO the fam
ily circle No reading thinking man in the State
eau afford TO do without the Weekly Stntinel ei
the small cost ct which IT is furnished.
same earnest advocate of true American DemoC
racy in the future that il has been in the past
indeed. it proposes to'battle more vigorously tina.
ruDtfDn. Vast moDopolieS OV7n aud control tht
Republican party, and in the future, as in th,
past, II can not do otherwise tkan foster elias
OF tlic producing IHssScs.
The mo 10 of The sentinel is. Hold fast to the
De- Ccra'ic faith and battle on, ana as certainly
IS God regsss victory will ultimately be with the
Dcople.
The Republican party cen no, survive its Grim
fits monumental iniquigieS east their shade
lthwaTt the land. just men OF al polid
opinions are Mortified at its colossal crimes.
inhibition Is for plumber and Imperial power.
downward progress, fsOm tho days when Gran
thieves organized the whisky Ring 10 raise @
cuption fund TO auiiCau's tragedy, has be
mark a by lniamy 81 every step. From the da
when John Sherman hariercd Federal Offices
periurIes TO seat Hayes crimes have followed eacn
)thes in rapid succession. The 6oodtile of
.hievery has flowed grandly. There have been
tSr Route thieves, Treasury thieves, Navy De
oartment thieves, War Department thieves, and
g2al Service thieves, and Indiana has hs"
Dorsey, the notorious Star H0nte thief. and 81
re:ary of the Republican National Commute
in the State, organizirg crime to carry the Su
;gainst the viii of the peOpe. The Sentinel "
lyite the people of Indiana TO contemplate TIT
Republican me fhods to obtain and maints
power. II VIII keep its readers informed wi
regard 10 Republican fights for spOils the mutt
ienunciatons OF its factions. their crlminat6
ma recriminatiOns, their mutual hates VIII
eliminated in The assassination OF the Preside
hereby Gaping the climax OF horrors aud a
oetiuS the work OF jnfamy.
With this record OF crime, the Republican q
asks for new lease OF power, and 4 will bel
high ambition OF the Sentinel to defeat it pupl
AID eIn9ne.pate the country from its debaucl.
grasp.
The sentinel. in addition 10 its supe-
rio:iiy. Is, moreover. an indiana paper, devoted
and specially represents Indianas Interests.
Political and otherwise, as no foreign paper viii
r can do. and Ought, therefore, 10 nave prefer
ance over the papers OF other States, and we ask
Democrats 10 bear this in mind and select Y0UE
0TN STATE PAPER when you ccme 10 take sub
sc-iptiOiis and make up clubs.
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cover up the fresh vegetables while boiling,
but do cover up the dry ones. Thirdly, al
ways salt the water in which you scald or
boil your vegetables, in the proportion Of
one tablespoonful Of salt to four quarts OF
water.
BRoILING.-Mrs. Emma p Ewing in
lecture on cooking at Chicago gave the
following suggestions respecting broiling:
The cook Of to-day has no occasion to sigh
for the old-time method of broiling, as the
wire broiler. which can be held in the hand
and turned at pleasure is great improve
ment on the cumbersome four-footed grid
iron which had to be placed over bed of
hot Goals and have the article TO be broiled
turned occasionally with fork. Wi one
of these common wire broilers any article
eff food can be broiled over the FIRE IL a
range Or cook stove in about as perfect a
manner as possible. The following direct
ions are to be observed: Have a clear,
bright FIRE. Open the back damper to era
ate a drsught. Re.hove one griddle, and
place the article to be broiled in the broiler
over the open space. When the Goals be-
come dull replsce the griddle and use the
other end of the fire. In this way it can be
kept bright, and broiling can be carried on
for an Indefinite length of time. To
broil steak, trim II neatly,
place it compsctly in the
brOiler, and hold eaca side down TO the Goals
An instant till scared over white; then, by
frequeat turnings, gradually cook. In this
lay steak of average thickness can be
broiled in ten minutes, and when cooked
will have all the jui"es retained within it
and be beautifully Drowned on the outside.
A steak should not be sailed till removed
from the breiler, as salt has tendency to
draw out the juices. A teaspOonful # lem
on juice mixed with q tablespoonful of
melted butter, aud sprinkled from time TO
time over a broiling steak, gives it n very
piouant favor. and removes it at once from
the category # common things.
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Has often been made by the discovery OF some
new thing, but nothing has ever stood the test
Ike DIR. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills:
their popularity and sale Is unprecedented.
They supply need long felt and must become
a household remedy Just think-to be cured in
few weeks of these terrible nervous troubles and
awful suffering from Sick Headache, Neuralgia
and Dyspepsia. and the nervous system Dut in a
natural and healthy condition, destroying the
possibility OF Paralysis Angina PectOfis and sud-
den death, which Is carrying of many noble
men and women in the full tide of lie and use
fitness
This simple remedy of Extract of Celery Seed
ana Chamomile Flowers. com pined in the form OF
pills. Is boon 10 humanity. II has saved the
lives OF thousands of nervous, hsadaehing child
rem in our schools and out every year. No ner-
v0us person or sufferer from Headache, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia or Paralysis will do themselves justice
until they try them.
sold by all druggists Price, so cents box.
Depot 1G6 North Eutaw street. Baltimore Md.
BY mail, two boxes tor s., or six boxes for 81 so
to any address.
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THE NATIONAL BLAINE PARTY.
So dead the parties seem to be.

So dead the parties seem to be,
So cold and apathetic,
That men shOnld all be drawn to me,
So thoroughly magnetic.
No bounds of party now know,
All former ties / sever;
For parties come and parties go,
But so on forever.
On rebel Brigadiers 1 brag.
And all Within the Nation
Who want 70 rally round the flag
And an appropriation
NV friends shall yet on fstness feed
Ny enemies shall tremble,
Since I've adopted as my creed
The famous rule of kemble.
No hope Of patronage have !,
And lost are my positions;
But am rich enough 10 buy
Your uading politicians.
No Longer will buy or sell
In any more conventions;
I've measured both the parties well.
And they have my dimensions.
When they would leave me out to freeze,
The old machines l shatter,
And pave my way with promises
That freely l can scatter.
To those who love the clink Of coin
give welcome hearty,
And all the jOObers ache 10 Join
The National Blaine Party.
No bonds of party now know,
AL former ties / sever;
For parties come and parties go.
New York Sun.
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ILLUSION.
thatInm fain

"Ts is so very strange that am fain
To say 'us false" and with a little frown
Nexing her brows, she laid the novel down.
''Such strange things eau not be. Such grief and
pain,
Such mad delirium of bliss and bane
Gene not to any life" There came a day
What changes do the swift years make,-
crossed
Her path again; her face had something lost
And something gained, and thus heard her say:
How weak and poor is the romanceI's ara
There is no tongue or pen that can portray
The story of the simplest human heart.
Once could read and wonder; now, in soOth,
know there's naught 20 bitter strange as trutn."
-CARIoTTA PERRY,
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A Mountains Fall.
An Asheville On. CT special of the 14th

An Asheville IN. c. special of the 14th
says
information received to-day from Bald Noun
tain states that yesterday a sudden crash occur
red I'm the negh5Orhood of Bakersville The
rumbling noise preceding the crash was heard for
miles. and caused the frightened Inhabitants of
these mountains to recall the scenes OF four or
FIVE years ago. when Bald Mountain was seriously
threatened with volcanic eruption. An investf-
CATION of the disturbance of yesterday developed
the fact that large portion of this peak had sud
denly disappeared in the fertile and beautiful
valley below. slice half mile square Is gone
The cause OF this remarkable tumble is unknown
Whether &c Is attributed To the heavy snow and
rain storms which haze prevailed ia this section
for the past few weeks the result OF the assures
in the mountain caased by the volcanic out
bursts few years ago. che local scientists
able to decide. The people in the neighbOrhoOd
are very much disturbed about the mysterious
collapse of old Badly. F0ur years ago the indi
cations of volcanic eruption and the quivering of
the mountain sides created intense excitement,
and many OF the more sinple-minded were so
frightened that they would scarcely leave their
homes for days. This new disturbance. while IL
has not caused so much terror. has made the in
habitants of that remote region feel unc0mf0rta-
HE
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CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion County, IS. Ia
= the Superior Court of Marion County in the
state OF Indiana No. 2S,524. Room No. l. Com
plant to foreclose mortgage on real estate
Jonathan Edwards, trustee, VS. George F. Nc
Ginnis. executor of Johanna Coleman Pope de
ceased, Colatinus D. Warner. William Laidlow,
Benjamin Elliott, Mrs. Iran C. Machels, Anthony
Dickinson Ann Watson. Robert 'irierSOn Jr
Imogen Shires, Maria J. Haworth, Clara Gilmore,
Clara Wright, Sarah Grierson. Margaret Swail.
Anna Pc acock, Robert Helm, Obadiah Helm, Alice
LaidlOw, Alice Robinson, Eliza Has iDgs, Eliza
beth dollhouse, ct al.
Be it known. that on the 21st day of October.
1881. the above named plaintiff, by his attorneys,
filed in the office OF the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Marion County, in the State OF Indiana. his
complaint against the above named defendants,
ana the said plaintiff, having also filed in open
Court in said Superior Court, on the l2th day OF
February, 1882 the affidavit OF competent person.
showing that said defendants Co atinus b. War
Der, William Laidlow. Benjamin Elliott, Mrs. Iran
G. Machels, Anthony Dickinson, Ann Watson,
Robert Grierson, Jr.. ImOgen Shires, Maria ]. Ha-
worth, Clara Gilmore, Clara Wright Sarah Grier-
son, Margaret Swail, Anna Peacock, Robert Helm,
Obadiah Helm, Alice Laidlow, Alice Robinson,
aud Elizabeth dollhouse, are not residents of the
State of Indiana, and that the residence of said
Eliza Hastings upon diligent inquiry is unknown,
defendants TO the eomplsint in said canse: tai
said action is in relation TO real estate situate in
the County of Marion, and State of Indiana; snd
said complaint required said defendants to appear
III said Court and answer or demur thereto, ON
the LIST day of May. 1sS2-
Now. therefore, by order of said Court said
defendants last above named, are hereby notified
of the filing and tendency of said complaint
against them. and that unless they appear
ana answer demur thereto. at the calling
of said cause ON the LIST day of May, 1882.
the same being the first judicial day
or a term of said Court, to be begun and held at
the Court House in the city Of Indianapolis. on
the first Monday in May, 1882. said COM
paint. and the matters and things therein con-
tanned and alleged, win be heard and determined
IN their absence.
DANIEL NJ. RANSDELL,
feh15 w3w Clerk.
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IL You Are sick. Read

the Kidney-Wort advertisement in another
column, and it will explain to you the
rational method of getting we'll. Kidney
Wort will save you more doctors bills than
any other medicine known. Acting with
specific energy on the kidneys and liver, i,
cures the worst diseases caused by their
arrangement. Use it at once. In dry and
liquid form. Either is equally efficient, the
liquid is the easiest, but the dry is the most
economical Interior
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SENTINEL co
indianapolis, Ind.

BAKER, HoED * HENDRICKS. Attorneys for
plaintiff.
CTATE OF INDIANA. Marion County, SIS: In
- the superior Court of Marion County. in the
State OF Indiana No. 2s.525. Room No. 2. Com
plant to foreclose mortgage on real estate.
Jonathan Edwards. trustee VS.. William w Cald-
well, Blanche l.. Caldwell, his wife. John c. Lyon
EleaZer Y. Burnett, The Lancaster Fire Insurance
Company. OF Lancaster Penn, Francis NJ. VIII
kinson, The Peoples Insurance Company of New
ark, n. j., John ~ Pray, William II. Pray, Ivers
w. Adams, ct al.
Re il known that on the 2lst day of October
ISL the above named plaintiff. by mis- attorneys,
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court
OF Marion County, in the State OF Indiana his com
plant against the above named defendants and
the said plaintiff having also filed in open Court,
on the 18th day Of February, 1882, the affidavit of
competent person. showing that said defendants,
William w. Caldwell, Blanche l.. Caldwell, his
wife. John c. Lyon, Eeazer V. Burnett The Lam
caster Fire Insurance Company, of Lancaster,
Pennsylvania, Francis M. Wilkinson, the Peoples
Insurance Company, of Newark, New Jersey,
John A. Pray, William II. Pray and Ivers W.
Adams, respectively, are not residents of
the Slate of Indiana, and are necessary
parties defendant to the complaint in said cause;
and that said action il in relation TO real
of Indiana; and whereas said plaintiff having by
Endorsement on said complaint required said de-
PENDANTS TO appear in said Court and answer or
demur thereto, on the LIST day of May 1852
Now therefore. by order of said Court. said de-
PENDANTS, last above named, are hereby notified
of the filing and tendency of said complaint
against them. and that unless they appear
and answer or demur thereto at the calling
OF said cause, on the LIST day of May,
1882 the same being the first judicial day
of term OF said Court, to be begun ana held
at the Court House. in the city of Indianapolis
on the first Monday in stay, 1882, said COM
plant. and the matters and things therein con-
tanned and alleged, will be heard and deter
febi5-sw DANIEL NJ RANsDELL. Clerk
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cradle, often leading to insanity and death Il
strengthens the Nerves. Brain, memory Blood.
Muscles. Digestion and Reeuperatiye Organs Il
restores to all the organic functions their former
vigor and vitality. making life cheerful and en-
joyable. Price. s. a bottle, or four times the
quantity for $40. Sent by express, secure from
observation, to any address. on receipt of price.
No G. o. ID. sent, except on receipt OF 81 guar
antee. Letters requesting answers must inclOSe
stamp. ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
rs Olive ST. ST. Louis. no.
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PLEAsANTRIES.
New York sur.

''Oh. for the good times" quoth Jones,
when l could place my seal
Upon my better half's red lips,
And sweet sensations feel;
Ia these hard times my loving wife
Applies the tOrturing rack;
Ry daily begging for a seal
To put upon her back "
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Aliens Brain Food positively cures nerv-
business, nervous debility and all weakness
of generative organs; 81; six for S.. All
druggists. Send for circular to Aliens Phar-
macy, 315 First avenue, New York. Sold in
indianapolis by Browning & Sloan.
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Dyspepsia, disrrhea and dysentery can be
cured by using Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills, which give healthy activity TO the
entire system
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Never fails 70 cure Nerv-
IOus Debility, Vital Ex-
|hausi ior. En- ission 5,
Seminal Weakness, LOST
MANHOOD, and ali the
|evil effects of yOutafr
Ifollies and excuses.
iStOps permanently sIi
weakening, invOlultaI
Losses and drains upo.
the system. the inevits bi
result of these evil plas
|tices. which are 20 de
|structive to mind anc
body and make life mis-
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STOMACH XICOR-

These are medicines of great value; pleasa
and safe under all circumstances The StomG
Vigor is composed of Pepsin. Pancreatine. ",
vine, Calisaya, Iron and Aromatic Elixir.
cures the worst forms of disease of the Stemaf
when everything else fails. Ii strengthens d
Stomsch so soon as the first dose is taken.
cures indigestion ana Dyspepsia in all its varfo
forms. 1t quickly dissipates wind aud cas-
within the stomach, and crres Irritation, PH
Neuralgia, Tenderness and Swelling of theSts
ach. as no other remedy will.
The Laxative Nigor should be used inlllsU
of COstiveness and Inaction OF the Bowels.
a permanent cure.
Ask druggists for DR.. z. DetchOn's STOMA
VIGOR; DR.. E Detchon's LAXATIVE NIGOk
Write postal to DIR. E. Detchon, for circular
Charlottesville. Ind.
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TENDER TECHNICS on ali parts OF the -
body. 1t makes the skin white, soft and smooth
removes tan and freckles, and ia the BEST toilet
dressing in THE WORLD. Elegantly put up, two
bottles in package, consisting of both internal
and external treatment.
al first class druggists haveit Price 81 per p~l-e-
CHAS. y. CRITTENTON. us Fulton street. New
York City. sole agent for Dir. c. ". Benson's rem
edies. TO whom sll Orde rs should be addressed.
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How to Torture a President-nIaker.
lDenver Times.l

In order to further torture the wretched
Gniteau, DR.. Bliss should be authorized to
issue health bulletins about him every day.
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4 OCTS. for the Star Spangled Banner for mo
~ Nothing like it; 10th VI. 5 pages. Illus. Spa.
mems FREE. Address Banner. Hinsdale, NJ
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BAKER, HoRD 81 HENDRICKS, Attorneys for
PLAINTIFF.
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pHS5cD fhfte for 81. or 81 per doz., Ladies S..
hssskn Hsysk Female Pills 81 per box; 8 Tor S..
Yrp ffWc rfffe After forty years practice 7
hEfs skRsI satisfied nine-tenths of;he tr--0k
and trials IN families has grown out Of latent
feeling on the part oflades and gentlemen. Ihous5nc
without knowing the real cause have made life
waste for the want of proper means TO make II hra
and happy. NERNINE PILLS, compounded of-u
and herbs, will make the weak and debilitated stsoi
That which YOU have lost. or never had, will come
make home happy Life IS too short TO waste aEag
GILL; torpid home when a 81 box viii please Won p
9 Will cure YOU fer five dollars Sent by mall sea
on receipt of price. Leucorrhoa or whites positive
cured. Send stamp for Electric Ring, gents only.
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known DIR. James hasstood AZ the head ofthe profsz
for the past thirty years Age and experience arr
important. Seminal weakness, night losses By d-es
pimples on the face lost manhood. can positiy Ely
cured Ladies wanting the most delicate attention c.
write Pleasant home for patients A book for Il
nillion-Marriagc CSuide-which tehs YOU al aoos
these diseases, who should marry. why not 10 cents
pay. postage. DR.. James has fifty rooms and parior
You see no one but the Doctor. Office hours. a. r
p. m; Sunday, TO II. DR.. James Is o years
OF age
krfrsI RUBBER FOUNTAIN SYRINGE, Silver POINTS.
NJ ptHn ard I Box NERvnsE PILLs, ali for 5. sent
By mil. scaled.
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BAKER, HoRD 4 HENDRICKS. Attorneys (,
plaintiff.