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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-07
No. observation-disclosures.

No. observation-disclosures.
l. Curtail forest-tree and leave a peg.
2. Curtail quick spring and leave al
asterisk.
8. Curtsil very great and leave to EN-.
brace.
A. Curtail talon and leave to win now
5. Curtail headland and leave cover.
ing for the head.
6. Curtail to comb and leave chariot.
Z. Curtail metal and leave a meadow
8. Curtail kind of liquor and leave an
insect.
9. Curtail to lament and leave very
small.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-07

cradle, oftea leading TO insanity and death. II
strengthens the Nerves. Brain, memory Blood,
Muscles, Digestion and Recuperative Organs. 1t
restores to all the organic functions their former
vigor and Vitality. making life cheerful and en-.
joyable. Price, So bottle, or four times the
quantity for $40. Sent 10y express, secure from
No G. o. ID. sent except on receipt of 81 guar
antee. Letters requesting answers must inclose
stamp. BN6LlSH MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
us Olive ST.. ST. Louis, Mo.
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A Remarkable Discovery.
A REAL SKIN CURE,

- As1<Ao oALlN w I'LL.
THERE is ONLY ONE,
AND THAT WITH SIMPLE NAME.
From the Home Journal
Beware of imposters. pirates. or any old articles
which now suddenly claim TO be best They have
been tried and found wanting, while this has
been proved a remarkable success.
NO PoNPous NAME
This curative needs nc pompOus or incompre-
hensible title of Greek Latin TO sustain it. but
its simple English name appeals directly to the
commonsense OF the people. And the people are
signaly manifesting their appreciation of this
frankness by selecting and using DIR. Benson's
SKIN CURE in preference 70 all other profeSsed
remedies.
Dr. G. w. Benson has long been Wei known as
a successful physician and surgeon, and his life
study has been the diseases of the nervous system
and of the skin; since he has been persuaded to
put his New Remedy and Favorite Prescription as
skin Cure' on the market, various things
have sprung up INTO existence, OF have woke up
from the sleepy state in which they were before
and now claim to be The Great Skin Cures.
ss5Bewsre of limitations. or the various articles
which have been advertised for years struggled
along, having no real hold or merit on the public
that now endeavor to keep head above water by
advertising themselves 1.-The Great Skin Cure
None is genuine and reliable except DR.. C. W
Benson's skin Cure. Each. package and bottle
bears his likeness. Internal and external rem
edy, two bottles in one package. Price, 81; ge;
at your druggists.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

A womsn's name consists oftwo syllables
and contains six letters, the first and last
letters being alike; drop these off and what
is left will spell womsn's name with two
syllables, with the first and last letters
alike.
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The END of the Beginning.
New York Tribune.l

AS the boy begins, so the man will end.
The lad who speaks with affectation, and
minces foreign tongues that he does not un-
derstand n school, will be weak chrome
in character all his life: the boy who cheats
his teachers into thinking him devout at
chapel wiz be the man who will make re-
igion g trade and bring Christianity into
contempt; and'the boy who wins the highest
average By stealing his examination papers
will figure some day as q trick politician.
The lad who whether rich or poor, dull
or clever, looks you straight in the eyes and
keeps his-enswer inside of the truth, already
counts friends who will last all his life, and
holds capital which will bring him In a
surer interest than money.
Then get to the bottom of things You
see how tits already as to that. 1t was the
student who was grounded in the grammar
that teolzrthe Latin prize; it was that slow,
steady drudge who practiced firing every
day last winter that bagged the most game
in the mountains; it is the clerk who studies
the speciality OF the house in of hours who
is to bepromoted.
Your brilliant, happy-go-lucky, h:t-oT-
miss fellow usually turns cat the dead
weight of the family by forty-2ve. Don't
take anything for granted; get to tbs bet
toaa OF things. Neither be sham yourself,
nor ibeifocled by shams.
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RELIEF for all OvERwoRKED BRAINS
CAUSE AND CURE.

DR.. c. w. Benson's Celery and Chsmomile Pills
are valuable for school children who suffer from
nervous headaches caused by an overwoTked
brain in their studies and for all classes of hard
brain workers, whose overtasked nervous centers
need repair and ISOLATION. Nervous tremor. weak
ness and paralysis are being daily cureo by these
Pills. They correct eostiyeness. but are not par
gative. Price, so cents, or six boxes for s. so,
postage Tree, TO any address. For sale by all
druggists. Depot, Baltimore, Md, where the
Doctor can be addressed. Letters of inquiry
freely answered.
c. N. CIittentOn, New York. is wholesale ageut
for DR.. G. w. Benson's remedies
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No. LISTEN Acrosfic.

Contentment with sincerity
Health and long life will bring;
Success in love may you next gain;
With hope we finish this ring.
The initials form, when com bined,
A fashionable stone, you'll find.
MANA.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEI

Never fails to cure NeH
,Ous Debility, Vial Ell
,hsusl ion, Emissions
seminal Weakness, LOST
MOOD, and allthe
ievil effects of yOuthfr
lfOllies and exercises.
stops permanently q
weakening, inv0iuntaz
losses and drains upoa
the system, the inevitable
result of these evil Pisa
tees. which are 50 de
structive to mind ans
body and make life mis-
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No. 163-Blanks.

Fill blanks with same words beheaded I
i. came - long II saw you, my
friend.
2 Was it - which caused Sarah Jane
TO reject the -
3. Trembling with - the actress re-
moved the jewel from Ler -.
1. The - returned to the open.
5. persons soon Joined - party.
g. A - man stepped to the bar and
called for glass Of.
MANA,
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hoy Investors.
fNyyestern TraE4.l

A boys elders are guilty Of foolish act
when they ssnIIo him because he Gays or
does something <Vh they Cont Understand.
A boys personality is entitled to as mNsh
respect as q mar-..s. SO long IS he behaves
himself. In the following anecdotes wise
and foolish eldes are exhibited; one clsz
respecting and TIA other despaing boy.
Some of the NEST important inventions
have been the work of boys. The invention
of tAe valve morton 80 the steeEn.sngine was
made by mere big
EaVcome's engine was in very incom-
pIste condition. iron the fact that there was
no way to open or Close the valves. except
by mesos of levers operated by the land.
He sci up Urge engine at one OF the
mines, sad a boy. Humphrey Potter. was
hired to work thee valre- levers; although
this was not bard work, yeti required his
constant Sk3eption.
AS he was working the levers, he cav
that parts Of the engine moved in the rigat
direction, nd at the same tiane he had to
open or close the valves.
de procured q strong cord aad made one
end fast TO the proper part or the engine,
and the other end to the valve-lever; and
the boy then had the satisfaction of seeing
the engine move with perfect reg Slsrity of
motion.
A short time after the foreman came
around and saw the boy playing marbles at
the door. Looking at tbs engine ne saw tho
Ingenuity Of The boy, and also the advantage
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No. 16O-Progressive Half square.

No. 16O-Progressive Half Square.
l. A letter.
2. An abbrevistIon.
8. A metallic vessel.
4. A sudden turn.
3. A division of a poem.
G. A city Of China.
4 Divisions of country.
THOMAS.
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"Ths3 stay az home, my heart, and ress.
The bird Is SAFEST In It's nest;
Der al tb0t f1tter their wings and ny
EavA IL hcvering In the sky.
-Longfellow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-07
THE HOME.

L. y notd.ubssd thAs mea have Q home In that
,isoe where each one has established his hearth and
ne sAn Of his possessions and fortunes; whence ne
BtR not depart II nothing calls him away; whence II
a. has departed he 70 be vanderer, and II be
lssarns he ceases 70 wsnder.-Dehnition from OWL
baW.
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NO. IG2-American Authors.

l. A garden and sharp point.
2. Lengthy and companion.
3. Equality and the prevailing fashion
4. To imprint and two times one.
5. To believe and a structure.
6. A cure and q cavern.
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Gee week in your own town. Terms and $50
YUu htfree. Address II. Hallett d Co., Portls2
Maine,
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Singular Birds
IGOldeu Daysi

st. Domingo produces some very CURIOUS
birds. There are the tufted pigeons, dark,
lead colored bird, with white ring around
It's neck and a breast of drab, g:lded with al
the. colors Of the rainbow. He.carries a tut;
Of white plumes on the top OF dis head, and
his beautiful drab-and- black tail, tipped
with white, spreads above his back like sn
open fan. Ehey come from the mountains
to the settlements once year to eat the
fruits of the royal palms which are always
planted about plantations. The boys set
snares and take them by the thousands, and
every body lives for while upon pigeons.
T. curious object is young parrot, and
zuititudes of them are found back in the
woods of the island. A little ball of pale
yellow down, with deep grange cavity in
in tie middle. So it looks as 1t sits rolled
upsin nest. Usually four or five sretound
together, and people know howsto feed and
neke them .g-ow. Thew eat banana and
easaNa bread, and all such things, and in
elk weeks are old enough to be sold to the
seilors and sent over the Sea. They begin
tedmEtate sounds when about o year. old.
ARrench lady once had one 'as old as
herself, and she was sixty. When young
he was bright green, but when thirty began
to tEra gray-that is, his feathers slowly
became speckled with gold, and in time he
wns &C speckled IS a sea-shek, yellow and
green.
Tbs Oalm-bipds Of st. Domingo are so
called because they build their nestssemong
the branches of the palm; and they are also
called, the community birds, because they
build ls-ge houses, and all 1--we together.
When sne time for building has come, half
doGer, or mores ;oin together, and begin
By laying sticks aed leaves smsng espalm
bIanches; and then they carry eand il their
bills, .a2f fasten Isl these things together by
msAipg,E kind of Eaortar, or glue. When
they have made one nest, they sgch it over,
le&TingG hole for door, ana lineit,sof. IS
velvet lsish the tug or down, of plants that
grow -alk&bout. Some nests are large las a
barrel, with hundreSs of birds darling in
and ont, making sud- noise as is deafa1-
ing TO heir.
By andF5y. when TIE nest gets too largo,
the palm-bcanches break, and let tie whole
family of li:tle ones to the ground. Then
there is wonderful Srying and Garnenta-
ton Tor little while. But they do not
mourn long. DividiEC into parties, they
are soon at work agaIl. making e dozen
new communities. They are a blaoE bird,
pot quite as large as thase that puilrp the
corn in this country &C G.
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I 0CTS for the star spaDgled Banner for ; nj
mers FREE Address Banner HinSdsle NJ
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23
dec 23-tf

X7IkGINlA-IN VACATION In the Clerks Of
.fse Of the circuit Court of Augusta county
me- 1li oiy III shes of Augusta county and
as such admir- d. b. n. CT il of fhos. j LMichie,
aeN against 'i'ln''''
John W. Hedges, surviving executor of A C. Camp
bell, decd in hi; own right and as Trustee and
ges, in her own right as owner or representa- alive
Of other egacy-i Interests derived under the will of
s mnistrator g. a. Of SAINT NJ Lishtner dec d.
Hugh w. Sh-ffey. The National Valley Bank OF
ss . tPe" s h.sr 81 hsaaa e oa
and as such admir- of Thomas Campbell, decd B.
B. csmpben, sam1 B. Campbell. and a; Hanson
Upon bill in equity treated as petition filed III
the chancery suit Of 4; G Camphell's surviving ex-
ecutor Sc agaGst r esaatS ais
favor OF the estate of Thomas Niche, decd. The
cl.ims attorneys liens, and equitable assignments
arising under contracts made on the 9Th July, 1856,
ami sth December Is5s. between The executors OF
o. bis fees for services in the ltiea ion with James
b. Campbels execu ors, the unpaid balaI ce thereon
her T. 1881; to pErsu' said claims against all the
sets Of said A. G Campbels estate; to compel the
egatess receiving any Of such assets. directly or IN
mept thereof to restrain said John W. Hedges from
making any collections, transfers. or disposition
Of conrS in these causes to prohibit him and the said
NJ c. Hedge from dispOsing OF, and to require them
to surrender TO the hands OF the court the securities
received from A Porter or A W Campbell, and to
hold ali their receipts whether in money Or seearl-
ties on account of legacieS under the A. c. Camp
he'll will in statue quo until the further order of
court to restrain the resident defendants from
making any collection or disposition OF any assets
ter purchase money, or any payment of the same.
except to a receiver OF the cnnrt to attach funds
and lands in Augusta and Highland counties and
And affidavit being made that sais defendants,
John W Hedges and Mary @. Hedges are not resi-
dents of this Stat the said defendants are required
to appear within one month after due publication of
this order in the Clerk Office of our said court at
rules t.. be no den therefor and do what is neces
sary to protect their interests And it Is ordered
that ac'py te forthwith published once week for
four successive weeks In he Stluntnn VINDICATOR,
and pos ed at the front door OF the Courthouse of
Augusta county on the first day of the next County
Court Tests,
Ransom, Solicitor.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

The Richmond papers announce the
death Of Moses ELY son, ESQ.,, brother OF
Hon. ii. K. Eilyson, of the Dispatch. Few
by the gentleness, uprightness and whole
some sweetness Of their lives, have made
themselves SO greatly beloved. Among
the ministers who of6ciated at his funeral
WAS Rsv. J. NJ. Frost. of Stanton.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23
For SALE. y
Valuable Property
IN STAUNTON 1AEs3G s9eGssE1fi7ss
THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE
Situated on East Main Street Nth
TEN ACRES OF GROTTND

In bearing Orchard, Garden aud Forest Lawn
tastefully laid out IN walks. drives, &C., command
ing splendid view of mountain and valley beyond
Is offered at private sale at great sacrifice on &C
count OF own. RS health.
The Improvements are frame. comparatively ne ",
and the house is model Of modern architecture
both In Arrangement and fAi h, while on the premi-
ses will be found every convenience desired in q
first class city home
This is a rare opportunity to secure an elegant
suburban residence in the South at very low
price and on easy terms.
Apply On tn. premises to Nrs J. W MORRISON
or address S. D. MORRI ON. r. O. Box 216s. Den
ver, Colorado. for particulars.
june23 tt
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The following announ cement speaks for
itself. Mr.. Wise is the U. s. District At
torney:
At joint meeting Of the State Com
mittees representing both wings of the Re-
adjuster party, held at the Wing office, in
the city of Richmond Monday evening,
18th June, John s. Wise, Esq was nomi-
nated by acclimation as the csnd date on
that behalf for Congress from the State vt
large. WILLIAM MALONE,
j. II. RIvEs,
Chairinen.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

ID o: PALMER'S ADMIR- VS.. H. A. PALMER.
i In pursuance OF q decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county, entered Jane is, 1892 in this
cause, shall proceed at my office in the city of
StaHnton, on Monday, Juty "a, 1882, to take state
due the complainant from Henry "A Palmer. and
constituting lien upon the mill property i'll the bill
mentioned after allowing all just and proper credits
may be entitled. End. or all other liens binding
said mill property and there respective prorities
titled to dover in said mill tract and the extent and
value af her said dover rights and whether under
should Se a.saned to her out Of ehsr lands Whereof
her husband Philip o. Palmer. died, seized and
possessed. JOS. A. WADDELL, Commr.
1uue23 At
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Elsewhere we publish description from
friendly pen of the amusing snobbery
that now charactelizes life in the Presl-
Dental mansion at Washington. The af-
fectation OF Royalty by which President
but short time before private cit zen.
must be helped at dinner before his guests,
is, we believe, the latest addition to the
American book Of etiquette.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

H: CUINER's ADMIR- VS.. CoIkER's Wild
u. OWN pursuance of decree Of the Cir
cult Court of augusta County, entered june I. 49,.
Of staunton on Friday, july 2s 1882 to take. state
and ,ettl an account showing the unadministered
assets belonging to the estate Of ] II Conner decd
chargeabie to a. +. ightnpr, Administrator and
who Is entitled to the same, sc.
iune23 At JOS. A. WADDELI. Comr.
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Saturday, the 18th day of July, 1882,

all that portion of the Farm belonging to Logan j
Maupin, left after the portion assigned to Mrs W
A. MlAn another parcel sold BY said Mann The
tract iesi in Augusta county near south River, II
good Land
TER "S.-Cast in hand to pay the cost of suit and
expenses OF sate and the residue credit of one,
twt. and thee yelrs. payable in equal annual in
saInants the purcha ser giving bonds for said DE-
approved personal security. and the title to be re-
tanned as ultimate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER. Jr
Wa HUDSON,
iuua 16-dt Comrs
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7,ENrING OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

T)ENTING OF VALU ABLE FKOPEKTY.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of An.
glsta county entered the 18th day OF March
1882 in the Cause Of Weed assignee vs. Perry.
will offer for rent at public auction, in Waynesboro
on
Saturlav the 22nd day of III y, 1882,
that very desirable property situate ca the Eastern
side of South River near the town, now owned by r.
B. Perry, consisting of a Comfortable dwelling
house and about acres OF ground.
TERMS The property will bo rented for the te, m
OF one year. tie renter giving los with approved
person al security with the covenant Thu the prom
erty sha be returned in as good condition as When
received ON the day, wear and tear ex lpd d
VIM. PATRICK.
june 23-4t Commits Toner
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Real Estate sales.

-
COMMISSIONERS SALE IF LAND.-Pursuant
I To a decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
Gounty. rendered on the lltI day Of June, 49, in
The cause Of Overhoit VS.. Withrow, and the other
causss heard with it, We will sell at public auction,
in front OF the Court House in Staunt0n, on
Monday, the 9Th dag of july, 1882.
the following lands:
'h ist ia tract of about o acres of tho assaan
form owned by Sampson Peter, Jr., $685.
the sane sold BY him to Il. NJ Mark 3Sx$SSs
wood. co,, D., ssJS4E*~
tar :Ir. in the tract of land on which he now re.
SIDES. containing about "A acres roods and q
poles. ,,.
tba tract of laud on which George Peter is now re.
siding containing about l2jz acres
TheSe lands constitute together what is known as
thu ..home place" OF Sampson Pelter, ST., decd.
They lie within mile or Two of Waynesboro' The
innroyemen,s good and the lands are as fertile
ne any in the c. unity
TER MS:-Ten per cent. of the purchase money
in cash and the residue credit of one, two and
three Years from date, the purchaser giving bonds
Tor said deferred insta lmenS, with approved per-
soual security airing interest from date, and title
to he retained as ultimate security.
W w JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
J. M QUARLES,
WIN. PATRICK,
frra,o4t Commissioners.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

For tremulousness, wakefulness, dizzi.
ness, and lack of energy, q most valuable
remedy ID Browns Iron RItteFs,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23
Soturtlau the 22nd day of Ju 1899
iune 2a-4t.

TWO HUNDRED AND sEvENTY.FIvE ACRES
/ OF AL BEMARLE LAND for Sale ~ miles
FROM Alton Depot Apply or write 70 ]. ". TIMnER
LAEE, Auoss r O., Apsnarls Co., VI, mar Asa
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

lfOK SALE-A VERY VALu H4E FAR VI. con
tanning 652l4 acres of ARAB land, I'll in grass
except 10, acres in what oats and corn 1t produ-
ees well and is especio!ty adoltedt, grazing 1t is
beautifully undulating, is within half Il mile of
Braniiy Station Depot, on the Virginia Midland
Railroad, Culpeper county, Virginia Water is
abundant number of neyer-faiiing springs and
wells ,esdes a never failing Stream which runs
tkrnu The entire length of the farm The improve
ments consist OF comfortable
DWELLING lee. House, !'airs, Meat A ~ y
House larg commodi us Farm. * klISAr~aM
stabng for 4 large number OF hor- & rsHX ai;A
yes, Cattle sheep, &c a large build &zEtEsf11a.5
ing for the storage Of crops in the straw, Hen Ho
es, Hog Pens, Sc &C., besides four good Houses,
conveniently located, for farm Dor
THE FARM
is susceptible of division into two three farms. and
is easily cultivated bv all the improved farm machine
ry is nvenient to the postoce churches of all
denonna d schools, machine shops, mills, Nc
DESTROYS OF inspecting the premises or desiring
further particulars will apply to w. ID. FITznUaH.
On the place, or by letter to him, Brandy Station
posl4lilce who will take pleasure in showing the
from DE CoURCY w. THoM, Stock and Fond Bro
ker. Is German street, Baltimore, Nd
Al 2u,
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Ladies. and all sufferers from neuralgia.
hysteria, and kindred complaints. will find
without rival Browns Iron Bitters.