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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05
vARiC0SE ULCER.

Sores from the Knee TO the Heel An
Extraordinary Case Cured by
.Cuticura Remedies.
On the sd Of August, 1877, had the misfortune
Of having my leg broken, in 'front.' Of William
sterns's dry-soods store, by case Of goods being
thrown on me. The bone was set by physician Of
this place. Jpon removing the spiints. sores broke
out from my Knee 20 the heel and several physicians
called IL varicose veins, and ordered me to wear
rubser stockings. After wearing out about SIS
worth OF different makes without any signs Of cure
1 bought the CUTICCRA REMEDIES. Before half had
been used, asonished 70 sc the sores heal up
ono by one, and now not one sore is 10 be seen.
HENRY LANDECEEB. Dover, y. III.
Corroborated by LoTHRoPs K PTNKHAM, Drug
gists, Dover, n. II.
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CUTICuRA RES0LVENT,
The Now Blood Purifier,

And CUTTcURA and CCTIcURA Soar. the great Skin
Cures, will cure every species of Humor, from n
pirnplc TO scrofula All other remedies may be tried
and found wanting, but In the end the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES must be used TO effect cure.
CUTIcURA REMEDIES sold by all Druggists.
Principal Depot, Weeks S Potter, Boston.
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ITCHING HUMo1.
Covering the Body, Skin Copper-CoIored.-
IntOlerable Itching and Terrible
HumOr Cured.

] have been afflicted with a troublesome skim
disease covering almost completely the upper part
of my body, causing my skin 60 a copper
colored hue. II could be rubbed OF like dandrufi,
and at times causing iutoerahlc itching and the most
intense suffering. have used blood purifiers, pills,
and other advertised remedies. but experienced no
relief until / procured the CUTICURA REMEDIES,
which, although used carelcssly and irregularly,
cured me, aaying that terrible itching and restoring
my skin TO its natural color. / willing TO make
affidavit 10 the truth Of this statement.
S. q. BUXTON.
Milan, Mich
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HoUsE oF REPRrsENTATIYE.

1t will be noticed that according to
the Suns figures there are eighty United
states Senators, when in fact there are but
seventy-six, and that there are only 2sl
members If the House OF Representatives.
when roli-call shows 2J3. Such inaccuracies
of statement as to numbers lead to the con-
|clusion hat in other regards the Sun is not
reliable. There are in Congress 500 mem
|bers, Senators ana Representatives of whom,
according to tie Suns statement, 252 are
lawyer; and 1t is thought that such a fear
fui preeonderance of the legal profession, il
|not positively dangerous. is at leas: serious
ly Objectionable. There are three depart
snents OF the Government - execu
Eive, legislative and judicial : and
ks the case now stands, lawyers
have possession of them all. The President
5 a lawyer. Lawyers have an overwhelm-
ng majority in both Houses OF Cong ress,
md, as a matter of course, the Judicial De
bartmeut is made up exclusively of law
|ers- Outside OF the dominion OF law the
people have managed to find III citizens
apable OF representing them IN Congress.
nd those who feel disposed to pursue the
nyestigation will find that State Legislatures
Re made up chiefly of.lawyers. The pre-
Hmpr0n seems to be that only lawyers are
pa5le Of making laws; that by some freak
at no one can explain, or that
one tries 10 explain, the legal
|ofessi0n has monopoly Of
all the knowledge pertaining to the sci
zee of gOveTnvent, and as a consequence
e mere fact that candidate is a lawyer
cures, without inquiry, the admission that
IS qualified By education. reading and
ought for legislator; an admission that q
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Warren township Democratic.

The vote in Warren Township shows large
Democratic gains in each Precinct. Robert
Carr being elected by 223 votes, a majority
ovef the election of two yearg ago of eighty
five
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05

TIE British navy for 1ss2-S3 will require
$54, All. 505. about $1,000, 600 less than last
year. The navy of the United States cost
or the year 1881 SIS. 6S6.671.
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FoR $500.

NOR SALE--An Assortment Of secondhand
Il engines. hoile.s and sawmills IN coed order.
Hadiey. Wright d Co. corner Tennessee and
Georgia streets. indianapolis. 29-w
15,0R SAIE--Natthews' Patent Renewable Mem
Il orandura Book. Send Tar sample copy and
price fist. Samples sent postpaid 70 any address
on receipt Of 50 cents for No 40 cents for No.
2. Address SENTINEL COMPANY. indianapolis
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Agents can now grasp a fortune. Outfit
worth $40 sent free. For full particulars
address E. G. RideOut & So, 10 Barclay
street. New York.
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LAWYRRs AVID LAW.

a tabalated statement taken from the New
York Sun is going the rounds of the press
purPOrtirg to give the vocations and pro-
LESSONS represented by the members of the
United States Congress-Rere it is:
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The statute reads as follows:

Acts of 1879. pages 142 and 14}. Section 50:
The Board of County Commissioners shall, un-
less cases of indispensal lie public necessity Ia
be found aud entered of record as part of their
orders make allowance not specifically re-
CURED by law to any County Auditor. Clerk.
She riff, Assessor or Treasurer either directly or
indirectly, nor to any Clerk. Deputy. Baiif OF
any emplOye of such officer, nor shall they, except
in cases above provided. employ any person To
perform any duty required by law OF any officer
or for any duty to be paid by commission or per-
centage; and for violation of the provisions OF
this act each member Of such Board fayoTing the
same shall be guilty of misdemeanur, and on
cOnvi ton. shall be fined in any sum not less
than double nor more than five times the amount
OF such Allowance to which may be added i'm
prisonme in theCOunty Jail for any period not
more than sixty days and the office OF such Com
missioner shall be declared forfeited. 1t be found
necessary, and SO entered of record to employ auy
person to render any service cUntem plated in
this act as public necessity, the contract fer
such employment shall be spread IF record in said
Court. aud for such services rendered the claim
ant shall file his account in said Court ten days
before the beginning of the term. and any tax
payer shall have the right to contest the claim.
Mr. Donahey says the law provides for the
general indexing of deeds and mortgages as
part of the duty of the Recorder and any
compact with the Commissioners and Re-
coTder 10 fitch money out of the Treasury
for such work is illegal and void.
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CONSUMPTION.

. Owing 10 a popular idea that remedy said 20
cure a variety OF malsdies should re tTeaIed with
caution. If not suspicion the inventor hesitated
some lime In placing it befoDe the public; but
from the gratifying assurance iy great nun Der
OF the rare vItslzing and hralti renew ing proper
ties OF his preuarati0n of Hypil,h sphites, under
q variety Of circumstances, he j, equal y satisfied
that these effects are secured hy rs use that its
seton Is peculiar TO his prosecution and that
Consumption is not only cur't,' a. but, up to a
certain stage is as easily coEtgo-led as most other
organic diseases.
o
While Ii is The aim of The snver tor 10 convey
Information To sueh as require his Eypog hos
ph'tes. IL j. bis firm belief thsF Is ne VIII he
valuable to ali who dssirs loi life, or who are
struggling COR health.
Win faith based upon the exnerience of
twelve years, he would not ce- pair OF restoring
a patient Suffering from the above named discs e,
even though reduced 10 a vsry how state and nOI
complicated by actual organic loss.
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FLINT. Mich Nav 10. lsSo.


DEAR SHALLOW me TO saE that esteem your
"Hypophosphites'' most hishlv. aud for those
engaged In professions whica draw LARGELY on the
nervous sy.tem ii IL invelUzo.e. | hsve used IL
myself, with the most satisfactory resul,s. nj
: ave intrOouced it 10 n large hummer Il NV PEG
pie. RkE K. ". HAlkE,
Pastor ST. Michael "a hole Church
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ANNoUN CENxENT.

TTNHOsE vho contemplate going 10 fot Springs
1 Tor tie treatment % syDhiifS. elect. scrOhlla
and all cutaneous or ptOod discasss can be cured
for one third the cost Of such trTa AZ the old re-
Iabe stand 4 have been localed here for twenty
.hree years and with tAe sdvasstf &c OF such long
and successful experience car ccn1identy warrant
a cure in all eases. Ladies 8efding a periodical
pill can get them at Esy Office, by msil, at 81 per
box. Once, 50 Virginia @enne. indianapolis
Indiana DR- BENNETT.
Succe~sfc ~ d.. ID. r. Ewiag
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Condition of the state Treasury.

The following was the condition of the State
Treasury al the close of business hours March 81.
1887
On hand March /. 1SS2............S77l. S25 "a
Received during the month"; s4,3S9.27
! SOS 2l4 81
Discussed during the month ............. 9is29.27
Leaves balance cash I'm the Treasury,
April j, loo2......... W. .34
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The Democrats Garry CINCINNATI, Cleve-
l. land, Dayton and all Principal Cities in
Michigan

CINCINNATI, April 3.-The vote at the city
election has been light all over the city and
much scratching makes the work OF count
ing tedious. From only two precincts have
reports been received at this hour, 1880.
One of these show Democratic gain OF IL;
tie other Republican gain of %. Reports
. from the State indicate the vote is about as
usual, there being no special issue made, as
in this city. over the bill for taxing saloons
Returns FROM eleven of the fifty-six pre-.
ciDcts OF the city show Republican losses
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HALT 1!
The Illegal Allowances Of the County
Commissioners.
A Matter of Interest to the Board, Re-
corder and Taxpayers Generally.
The following letter explains itself:

The following letter explains itself:
To the Auditor of Marion County, Indiana:
sIE-I desire, as resident and taxpayer oi
said County. 10 contest any claim that may be filed
against the County by Jacob L. Beiler for max
ing general indexes TO deeds and mortgages which
have been recorded by him. / file this in your
Office ut this time for the reason there is agree
ment Of record between Jacob. J.. Beiler anu the
Beard OF Commissioners to do said work, whereby
large and extIavagant sums are agreed
by the Board 10 be paid said Beiler
and whereas the Board did in
September last allow SAID Reler a large and ex-
travagant sum lin violation of law) without said
claim of said Bieler being filed with you as Aud
ltor ten days before the beginning of the term.
now file this so that may have chance. IN
der Sec So Acts of 1879, pages l42 and 143, con-
test the claim. Allowances have been msde TO
one John W. Cooper by the Board Ia like manner
also enter my protest. and for like reasons VIII
contest any claim he may present under the same
statute above quoted. W. II. DoSAHEY.
April 1 1852
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Special U the sentinel:
sHELBYvILLE, Ind, AprilS- The Township cleo
tion passed oquietly to-day and the indications at
this hour 40 -. m point toward defeat of the
Democratic ticket by a small majority.
Later-The Republicans elect their whole ticket.
Special 10 the sentinel:
FARMLAND. Ind. April -Brandywine. the old
Banner Township of Shelby County is still at
the front. Our Township election passed Off
quietly to-day, resulting in 116 Democratic ma
j5Tity.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
CLAY COUNTY.

CLAY COUNTY.
Special 70 the Sentinel:
CovINGToS, Ind. April S.--The Democrats OF
Troy Township have elected all officers by ma
jorities ranging from 81 to 2O2.
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A resolution similar 70 the foregoing was
a'so adopted, iBdoTsng the political record
# Hon. James IL. Willard, and insiracting
he Delegates from Lawrence County to the
Senatorial Convention of the District com.
posed Of the Counties of Lawrence DUBOIS
and Martin, TO east the vote Of this County
for him for candidate for Joint Senator.
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LAWRENCE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

BEDFORD. Ind. April 1.-The Democracy
of Lawrence County met this afternoon in
mars Convention for the purpose of select
ing @ Central Committee, appointing dele
gates 10 the Safe aud District Conventions
and other business. The Convention was
presided over by G. o. Iseminger, and was
harmonious in every particular. A Central
Committee of stanch working Democrats was
selected. Tue following resolution WAS then
offered by Hon. James ii. Willard and
UNANIMOUSLY adopted by rising vote with
three cheers and much enthusiasm:
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e. A. fahnestock's
VERMlFUCE.

1t is now over fifty years since this
medicine was offered as a remedy for
Worms, and from that time its reputa-
ton has steadily increased until at the
present day it is almost universally ac-
knowledged throughout nearly all parts
of the world to be the sovereign remedy.
Children often took pale and sickly from
no other cause than Worms and spasms
are most trequentlv the result of these
hidden sappers and miners. Many a
helpless child has been laid in the grave
when the disease which caused its death
has been entirely misunderstood, and
when worms have been really the cause; !;
therefore parents especially mothers, who
are constantly with their children, cam
not be too observing of the the first SYM
ptoms of worms, tor surely as they exist
can they be safely and speedily removed
from the most delicate infant, by the
timely use of B. A. FAHNESTOCk'S
VERMIFUGE. Great Caution must be
used by every purchaser to examine each
bottle he buvs. The simple name of
Fahnestock is not sufficient, he must look
closely and Sc that the initials are 'B. A.
and be satisfied with nothing else. 10 1T
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08
Chinese Must Go.

San Francisco, March 3.-At a
meeting of the Board of Supervisors
yesterday afternoon, Mayor Blake
read message on the Chinese ques-
ton. recommending that the Board
adopt resolution, in positive and
dignifed language, expressing the
harm wrought by Chinese immigra-
ton and urging its suppression.
The Board adopted resolutions en-
dorsing the message and approving
the actions of the Congressional del
egation regarding the anti-Chinese
measures.
Arrangements are going forward
actively for more meetings to-mor-
row.
1t is reported that 10000 tickets
have been issued at Hong Kong to
be used by Chinese intending to en-
icrate to the United States immedi-
ately after the passage Of the anti
Chinese bill.
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THE ASSASSIN'S LATEST.
An Unsuccessful Attempt 10 Murder
Queen Victoria.
Fearful Destruction by Water on the
Mississippi River.
Conkl1ng and Sargent Confirmed by
the Senate

Windsor March 2.-This evening,
as the Queen was entering her car
riage, man in the station yard de-
Iberately fred pistol at her. The
man. who was a miserable looking
object. was Immediately seized by
several policemen and taken to the
Windsor police station. No one
was hurt.
The miscreant gives his name as
Roderick MacLain. There was
large crowd of spectators awaiting
the Queens arrival at Windsor. The
Queen walked acoss the platform at
the railway station to the carnage
which was awaiting to take her to
the castle. John Brown had already
ascended to the seat behind the car
riaee, when man standing at the
entrance to the station yard pointed
a pistol at the carriage and fired. To
Judge from the report the pistol was
not heavily loaded. The Queen,
who was probably not aware ofwhat
hadhappened, was Immediately drlF-
en- TO the castle. but before she pass
ed the man had been seized by the
Superintendent of the Borough Po-
lice, who was standing near by. He
was violently seized by the crowd
and only rescued when three or four
policeman came to the Srperinten-
dents assistance. The pistol was
captured by one of the crowd. Mac
Lain, who was miserably clad, was
taken to High street and thence con-
vevcd to the police station in a cab.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08
Free Trade.

Des Moincs, Iowa, March 2.-The
Iowa State Free Trade League has
been in session here, and decided to
hold a number of mass meetings or
lectures to disseminate their views
Thomas G. Sherman, the Brooklyn
Free Trader, will be speaker.
After much debate, the State SEN
ate agreed to the constitutional
amendment prohibiting the manufact-
ure and sale of Intoxicating liquors as
beverage. The measure now goes
before the people.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08
Altona Sc1ntillet1ons.

EDIroR TIMEs.-Any attempt to
describe the mud, or the condition
OF the roads in this place and vicini-
ty, until the past two or three davs,
would be useless, forlanguage would
utterly fail to portray the true state
of the case. What a marked differ
ence only few hours can make,
since the humid clouds have dis
persed, the atmosphere is dry and
exhilerating, the sun shines forth in
his brilliancy, the mud is drying, the
travelling improving, while the farm
ers are again talking about blowing
and sowing, but how long this state
of things will continue. no one can
tell. There has been some additions
and some changes in our town of late
DR.. Bathurst of Butler, has moved
his family to this place, and put up
his sign.
Perry Rodgers, clerk in Judge Ed
wards Drug store, has changed his
residence for one, more convenient
to his place of business.
Mr.. Hank, blacksmith, has also
moved into the widow SodeI'' S house.
Guss Wyard. of Butler, was here
prospecting, on last "Wednesday, he
made arrangements to have i harness
shop built this week, and to-day the
workmen are busy laying the founda
ton, and they say they will have it
ready for him. He designs bringing
his goods on next Monday.
Thus you preceive that we are
alive and moving. The chief topic
of conversation in business circles, is
the anticipated Railroad, but more
anon. 1TEMlZER,
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Senator Bradley has been alluded
to quite tavorably, by many of our
exchanges in the district, as a can.
didate for Congress-. Senator Brad
ley's record in the Legislature, speaks
for itself, and 1t is generally admit
ted, that no better material is to be
found among the probable candi-
dates for Congressional honors.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Joseph Harold or Feb
I'd, ISS, and posted before the under
signed, Justice OF the Peace or Elkhart
township, on Feb. 18th 1882, one hay fil-
lev : It and s inches high, years old. no
marks or brands. Appraised Feb. 18th
,SS, At Scs.oo BY Charles Lee, Dan Re-
lerts and Thos Smart.
=g.e. w l. WooLERY. ]. p.
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The one hundred and fourth ami
versary, of the birth OF Robert En-
NIT, the great Irish patriot, was OBJ
served on the 4th inst, in the large
cities of the United States.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08

Many persons are bitterly opposed TO
sspatent medicines" and will rarely use
at all. There is no doubt that many are
worthless, vet remedy that has stood
the test for wears, like Dr. Sherman :
Prichlv Ash Bitters, and its sale and pop
ularitv increasing ever; day, must have
n,eri, or it woald haze disappeared long
irce.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08

The Memorial adopted by the
Missouri River Improvement, con-
vention, at its last meeting, was pre-
sented to Congress, through the
House committee to-day, March.
18th
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08

An exchange says that Andrew
Jackson was born in log hut IN
North Carolina That is incorrect.
He was born in the Waxxw settle
ment in South Carolina.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08

The Missouri Pacific Railway
company of Nebraska, has been con-
solidated with the old Missouri Pa
clfic of Missouri.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08

Conkling received tilirty-nine at
firm atiye votes to twelve negatives.
lust enough to confirm him.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08

One OF the ways OF capturing mon
keys is to put whiskey intoa cup and
then taste it. After doing that, leave
the cup. the monkeys will follow the
example of faster and are soon una
hle to climb back to their leafy homes
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08

r. G. Dunn & Co, report the
business failures for the week. end
ing March, Srd, as 1877, against IsS
of the week previous.
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Conkling Confirmed.

Washington, March. ,. .sc.-The
Senate. III executive session, confirm
Cd the nomination OF eN-Senator>
eonkliug and Sargent.
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A Broken Levee.

Memphis, Tenn, March 2--Pri-
vate letters from Riverton, Miss,
15o miles below Memphis, rs miles
above Vicksburg, say the levee broke
Monday night, and the loss to prop
erty is fea,ful. Some people were
drowned, among the number Ben
Hcyne, shipping clerk for Frank y
Renick. He tried to go to the as
sIstance of Mrs. Bradshaw and was
drawn into the current of the break
and drowned.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08

The recent attempt upon the life
Of Queen Victoria, is the fifth
time she has been shot at, during her
reign
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08

Those TRYING to break up the banetu
habi, OF intemperance will experience
great benefit from the use OF Leis'Dan-
delion Tonic. 1t restores tiic brain,
stomach and liver 70 healthy action and
rengthens the will power. There is
nothing that will so quickly eftace the ra-
ges of long course of debauchery. It
recommended re by many leading tc np.ri
e advocates both east and west. III
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08

Although confirmed, Conkling is
still undecided, as to whether he will
accept the honored mantle of the Su-
preme Bench.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-08

We should not suffer from ouSh,
when few doses of Ayers Cherry i>icto-
raj will cure. Time, money, comfort,
health. ali are saved by H.