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the old man, in alarm. as he started out of
bed and began to draw on his neither gar
mtnts.
BE composed-she was not murdered"
said the aston
well, then. what is it? Dying deposition:
1t must concern a crimei" exclaimed the old
map, hastily drawing on his Jat.
at does concern crime"
"What crime, for the love of Heaven"
II am not at liberty to tell you. She will
do that"
"WooI, 60 down and rouse up Jehu and
tell him 10 put Psrson Good WINS mule in the
stable for the night. And tell him t. ,put
the black draught-horses 10 the close IrrIsge
and light both the front lanters-i1r we
shall have dsrk, stormy road-Shut the
door, you Internal beg your pardon, par
son, bnt that william always leaves the door
sjar sitter him.
The good pastor bowed gravely. And the
me- jor completed his toilet bv the time the
servant returned and reported the carriage
ready.
"The DEVILS Punch Bowl" was the order
given by Old Hurricane as he followed the
minister into the carriage. And now, sir"
he continued, addressing his companion, ~
think you had better repeat that part of the
Church litany that prays TO be delivered from
battle, murder and sudden DEATH for il we
should be so lucky as to escape Black Donald
and his gang, we shall have at least an equal
chance of being upset IN the darkness of these
dreadful mountains" The above we publish
as a specimen chapter: but the continuation
of this great story will be found only in the
n. Y. Ledger. The Hidden Hand is the most
popular story we ever published, and Capt.
tola, its spirited and attractive heroine, is the
greatest favorite of all heroines. Ask for the
number dated July %. which can now be had
at any news Office or book store. IL you are
not within reach of news Office, you can
have that number of the Ledger mailed to
you by sending six cents postage stamps will
do) 10 Robert Bonner, publisher, 12S William
street, New York.
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from a small cottage has since become insane. aud
an unknown boy was carried over the dam while
children simultaneously through water rescning
TO er shoulders.
Philip ObeThauser. a quiet German cit zen of
New Aii any. was murdered saturday nlgat by two
diurl Ell ~ fiians named Jack ROalk and Thomas
Luck. Oberhaustr's onense Ia falling to
move on" Taridly enough when ordered to do so
tapped him" until he was dead. There is a sug-
gsstion Of lyIeh law in the New Albany air.
Glachtoi informed the members OF the House
OF Commons last Wednesday that the Government
awaited apologies from France for the baLsshment
Of the invalid Biitisn Consul from Tamstaye,
which resulted in his speedy DEATH for stopping
and the shore. and fJr the continued imDrIson-
ment of an English missionary named Shaw.
General Barnett Gibbs OF Texas. declares that
General Crook did not capture the ADaches; that,
10 the contrary, they captured him. ana enforced
their demands upon him. only permitting Lin to
leave the country in safety after he had promised
10 have the Government permit them 10 return
without moleststio1 to their reservation He says
Crook captured only few old men and sqlaws.
The Iowa Greenbsckers, at their State Conven.
ton last week, passed resolutions favor ng civil
service reform, graduated income tax, a postal
telegraph system. and the abolition of Railroad
Commissioners Hon. ] B Weaver was nominated
for Governor Sanford Fitzpatrick for Lieutenant
Governor, ID. w. Church for Supreme Judge and
Miss Abbie o. Garfield for superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction.
Charles E. Stratton, knSwn to the civilized world
as General Tom Thumb died OF ap0plexy Sunday
at Mi6dleboIo, Mass. He had been slightly indis-
posed for several days. but was not thought TO be
in serious condition. Tom Thumb had travelled
The world over and seen, perhaps millions OF PEG.
Die who regarded him as great curiosity, though
there were q number of smaller dwsrfs than he.
1t is not matter of surprise that ne died OF apo
Dlexy since he was essentially lone of the boys
in his personal habits.
The hail-storm Which swept southeastern acros
Iowa and Illinois Thursday night iahicted
damage which can not be computed. In Scott
County Iowa, tract Of forty square miles was de,
vastated. and in Black Hawk County a thousand
acres of grain were ruined Trees were uprOoted
and windows broken in Gale5burg, Illinois. A
stoIm equally disastrous swept over Alton. unroof
ing the Methodist Church and blockadiug the
streets with fallen trees. Two freight cars were
blown from the track at Atchiuson, Kansas.
Samuel Potter, a wealthy furnituredealer In sgt
Paul, has been cited TO answer the charge of an
EDglishwomsn that he deserted her with five
children in 1865 and has bean living with another
woman for the past six years. Mr. Potter admits
his manisge but claims that the petitioner ran
away from Halesworth, England with his clerk,
and he therefore came to the United States with
Dillon o Brien- He says he viii not be separated
from the lady with whom he has lived for ten
years. who has helped him to build his fortune.
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Br L A PAUL.

Amidst the roses. lOl my dear wife stands.
Herself the iairest. sweetest flower Of all,
tDnik as from her slender. suow-white hands
she lets the honey-petaied blossoms fall.
Amidst the roses while the daylight paies.
Our home stands golden IN the setting sun;
And meath our vine-wreathed porch she never
fails
To give me welcome when the day is done.
And when meet her happy, love-tit eyes.
! know IL can not De through ; 5rdId pelf
ThstI have won nv hearts most precious prize
She loved and took me simply for-mysen.
Amidst the roses, To- my darling stands,
HeIstl the sweetest, fairest flower Of all,
think. n from her slender. sQOw-white hands
she lets the hOney-petaled blossoms fall
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Irvine Binders TO day near this town, which
was a warm one, the McCcrmick won another
glorious victory. The Empire, Champion,
st. Paul, bennett, Buckeye and Mccormick
we're the Inschines on the ground, the o.
born, Wood, Minneapolis and Excelsior fail
ing to come to time. After the contest q
vote was taken. and the Mccormick got more
votes than all other machines added to-
eether. Quite number OF sales were made
of Mccormick machines by farmers on the
ground. This completely takes the wi cd out
OF certain garruOus competitors of the vic
toIious Irvine Binder, and we will not likely
hear any more from that quarter.
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Oueru's Uud LAYER Dll Jelly.

Approved by the Academy Of Medicine of New
York for coughs colds. bronchial and tuberculsr
consumption, scrofule aud general debility. The
most mild, bland ana nutritious form in which
Cod Liver Oil can be used, aud with more teneft
secured to the patle by a single esspoonful of
this Jelly than By double the quantity OF the liquid
oil and the most delicate stomach will not re-
ject 1t.
For sale by all druggists, and &. II. TRUEX. 29s
Pearl street, New York.
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Blood vessels are sometimes burst

Blood vessels are sometimes burst Dy
whoopiDg cough. Hale's Honey OF Hore-
hound and Tar relieves 1T.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
ute.
Sulphur's the thing to Danish eruptions,
complexional blemishes, sores, govt and
rheumatism. This great remedial agent is
effectually and inexpensively embodied in
Glenn's Sulphur soap which is just as bene-
fetal as costly sulphur baths. Sold by drug
gists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown, SOC.
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Advice to Moth ers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
he used when children are cutting teeth. IL re-
lieves the little sufferer once: 1t produces nat
ural quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain,
and the little cheruo awakes as bright q but
ton" It's very pleasant 70 taste. Ii soothee the
child, soften's the gums. alays all pain. relieves
wind, regulates the bowels and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Menfmans Peptonized Beef Tonic. the only
PREPARATION OF beef containing its entire nutritious
properties. II contains blood making f0rce-gen-
GRAZING and DEMONSTRATING properties; invaluable
for indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous prostraton,
ana all forms OF general debility; also, IN all en-
feebled conditions, whether the result OF exhaus-
ton, nervous Prostration. overwork or acute dis
ease, particularly If resulting from pulmonary
complaints. Caswell. Hazard Co., proprietors,
New York Sold by druggists
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n Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors ana In
discretions of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay. loss Of manhood. etc. 1 VIII send q recipe
that VIII cure you. free of charge. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary In South
America. Send selfRddreesed envelope TO Rev.
Joteph T. Inmsn. Station d. New York City.
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Making it the largest and cheapest newspaper In
the West
1t viii contain well considered editorials on
every subject political or social, which may
arise. The Commercial and Market reports OF the
Weekly Sentinel viii be complete. Us Agricul-
tural and Home Departments are in the best of
hands, and Will be distinguishing feature. In
q word, in its news, its editorials literary, mis-
cellany, and in its general reading Ii shall not be
surpassed by any paper circulated in the State.
IL win be particularly adapted TO the family CIR.
Gle. No thinking man in the State can afford 70
do without the Weekly Sentinel al the small cost
at which il Is furnished.
The Sentinel in addition TO its superiority, IA,
moreover, an Indiana paper, devoted 70 and espe-
ciaiy represents Indianas interests. political and
otherwise. as no foreign paper viii or do. ana
ought, therefore, 10 have preference over the
papers of other States, aud we ask Democrats 70
bear this in mind. and SELECT YOUR OWN
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tons and make up Clubs.
Full reports of the proceedings Of the lately
elected Democratic Legislature viii be given.
Now Is the time Tor every Democrat IN the StSte
10 subscribe Tor the Sentinel.
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fll., anu Bags.

Flies, Tosches. ants, bed-t ugs rats, mice,
goIheIs, chiPmuDks, cleared out by Rough
on Rats" 15c
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Fort Wayne is to have new Opera House.
1t is to be opened September 10, with Emma
Abbott as the attraction.
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Decline OF man.

Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence
sexual debility, cured by Wells Health
Remover" 81.
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The Bilious,

dyspeptic constipated. should address,
with two stamps for pamphlet, WORLDS DIS
PKNsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Wells "Rough on Corns. y

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." 15c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, bunions.
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Confumptiyes can he improved. and often cured
by my recipe. Sent by mail for 25c. John III. tic-
Alvin, formerly Tax Collector. Lowell, Mass.
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THE HIDDEN HAND.

BY Mrs. Southworth.
AUTHOR OF THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING, "THE
DESERTED WIFI" ETC.
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McpoNALp & Ruller, solic1tors ior oompIaInan

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. STATES. for the District of Indiana. On the
18th day of July, 1888
Caioline NJ. Forsyth Ell al. vs. William w. Green
NJ. No. SIS
1t being shown to the satisfaction of the Court.
by affidavit this day fled, that the bill herein is
brought 10 foreclose an equitable lien upon real
estate situate in said District. and that Roland
Leslie Melville. Francis H. Evans and Thomas
FckeIs ce.eI danis thereto, are not Inhabitants of
said District, nor found therein, aud do not
voluntarily appear thereto, and it further appear
ing that enonal service upon said defendants Is
not practicable
II is ordered, that said defendants do appear
auu plead, answer or demur to saic bill, on or
before the 25.h day OF August, 1855; and this
order shall be published In a newspaper of gen.
eral circulation, printed and published in said
District, once a week for six consecutive weeks
prior to the day above named.
United States of America District OF Indiana, IS.
j, Noble c. Butler. Clerk of said Court. do here
by certify that the foregoing is true copy of an
order this day entered in said Court
Witness my hand and the Seal OF said Court.
at indianapolis, in taid District this
I- s.. 18th day OF July, 1883.
jlylSw6w NOBLE C. BUTLER. Clerk
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DnsTABLIsHED ls7e-For colioin infants, teeth
IL ing or summer complaint, BRUNkER'S CAR
MINATlVE BALSAM is positively the safest aud
as, 600 bottles sold in Indiana in 1882. Sold in
twenty five cent, dity cent and 81 bottles by all
druggists. 1iiosas&w
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elto N)n per day at home Sample worth S fr e.
81 III 0Lu Address 6tiuson d Co.. Portland, Me-
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THE INDIANA
STATE SENTINEL
1883 FOR TIE YEAR 1893

The Sentinel Is the recognized leading Demo-
crat Newspaper of the State. Many new and i'm
proved Gestures have been introduced, making IL
in all respects
SUPERIOR s-PAsE 5e-colURN PAPER.
This enlarged edition viii be furnished, postage
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TRIAL OF TWINE BINDERS.
More Glory for the Mccormick in Con.
test at Remington, Ind.
The Result of "a Vote Ii n ely in Favor OF
the McCormfck.
REMINGTON, Ind, July II In the trial o

Especial Correspondence of the scn,inel.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
Sci .ano nad oen4 ere19em.

9er @crtb 6es @etrei6es lit it eriter
&eibe abbGu9ig bon Der iogenannten @rif7
ftgfeit beSlelben - 5dbes u1e teudtes @es
treble tpirb INNER erbeblid biui8er p%erfallft
tpereeu miiliem, ais trOdenes. Selblt Iolde
Srudt, ipeIde burb anbaltenoen Esgen Dor
0oer Ddbreno bet grnte Shaben gelitten
bat, faun iepoh bur6 lor8fdltiee uno fletz
Bige 8ebanoIung BET uno mad benz 9relden
binnen @o6en Deientli6 I'M 8ert6e gebos
ben tperoen.
i8u bteiem i9tpede elnpfieblt es fi9, baB
man, ipenn es irgeno tbuflli6 tit, nut bet
trodener N8itterung briiht, Die &0rner ridt
lber 0ladt auf Der Sente lie9en, ooer IN
SGden gu ebeiter @rbe iteben ldBt, ionoern
has td9lt6e GrgebuiB bes Orei6e1s MbeuoS
auf einen luftigen 8retterbooen brtn9t.
Gotpo6l bei trodenem, als audi BET feud7
tenn @etrei6e lift bic 8enubung BON 0ppsz
ober Qebmb16eH oOer ber iiber Staullngen
gelegencn &Gume enti6ieben 81 tploerratben.
Ma1 idittet Die &6rner 5tpedmdBlg n1ogF
Iid,it flad) aus chamber un0 iDenDet tie an
iebem tiiblen Sage, liemals aber bet Jtes
eentpetter, nno stpdr berart, 0aB ieDes ~etn5el1e
&oru auf mOsli6it lanaem Q8ege Die &uft
ourdibneibet, ipte oies GbnltG betn1 user
fen ii, 6ieS6enne geihiebt. @enn in Sol9e
bes bGufigen 0crumito6ens Die Yru9t
iebenfalS 9riffig getporben lit, 10 genll9t IS,
iueiln man bon oa alb bis gum SebruGr que
4 @o6sn, born Wfdra bis na9 Der Slntpens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
0nS 0f6hfen.

Wander @drtner, 8llnlens unb 8aunts
alt6ter l6Gbigt mitunter letne iungenEHe9s
linge baourd, baB lebtere nit 8fG6len per-
leben tperoen, tDeldhe olelfa6 i6On gebrGuht
uno enttDe6er bereitS anQefaAlt ODER bob
lebr l6ueQ in etnen Iold)en 3uItano berIeBt
Der0en. @S btlDet It6 baitn, abgeleben BON
lpniti9eu, bic sarteu Wurselfaiern I6Goiz
genoen Serlebungser3euQntI1en, Ietbt etlt
SdmaroBerleben in Dem @robooer aus,
tpelGes auf feline 8iir5el6en iebr leidt
Der, iDerl1 S.8. Die pielbeliebten edten bod)7
ltGmlnigen &olenit0de (auSgelegt, nie tie
Dtelfa6 8enannt tperben) ni6t fortfnm11en,
neil beren Bur5eLn itn6, oils %ote1entgen Der
tptloen GoienitDde.
lin Das Qufaulen Der BfG6le 3u nerbtns
bern, tperben oieielben an ibren @llben mitz
lliter anAebrannt uno ba0ur6 etnc 8erfobs
Lung bes betreffenben T6etleS berbeigeflbrt,
mas in0eiien Den lebelitaltD fat, baB oan1
oas 6ol5 lei6t Giile befomnlt, baB Die tit7
reren, ni6t perfo3Ite1, uno barur1 ntdt
gel6iibten 9olStbeile nit oer feubtel @rDe
tn5eri6rung gebrd6t tperoer, uno ftatt Ell
mes S6uBes trttt cine redt bal0t9e 3erfto>
run9 6eS BfableS etn.
Sin betpdbrtes un0 einfa6es W2tttel, bas
9ol5 ge9en Saulen gu idiiben, mas Sober
nit 2eidtigfett ieIbit alsfIbren fanu, be-
itebt Dartn, baB man Die in Die @roe 81
itefenben Gbetle bes 8fableS bur6 einen
gan5 uni6d0lt6en Mnitrt6 alf nieIe Sabre
i6lBt. 0ieier 2lnltri6 tpirb bergeitelIt aus
betbent 2etrDl, tpeldem %gepulperte 6olas
foble Sugeiebt tpiro, bis baS @emenge Die
8eihaffenbett bifer Tarbe anntmntt. Die
@ntpenOung erfolst am beiten int betbeu
3uitanoe.
Q8ie aus 0btgem berborge6t, lit IS our6s
aus pertperft6. 8aulnftiImpfe I'M CRIB
boben perfauLen gu lalien, ober gar ot6t
oaneben poer an oeren RlaB tNnge Bdums
den gu pflanSen, obne 5upor Den Stnltpf
iammr Dem I'M oeniel6en befin0lt6en alien
@roboben politdnDig ~entfcrHt 81 baben.
8eilGuftg lei bier nod angefitbrt, oaB Die
Dielbeipro6ene 8ooenmilDigfeit, tDel6e etnz
tretcn loa, penn irgenO cine Nrt @etreioe &C.
iabrelang an berlelben Stelle 9ebaut tDtrb,
cine p~eraltete Qti6auung 1T, tpeI6e tpenig
@lauben me6r ftnoet; ptelmebr Dtro oaS
9ti6tgepet6en elmer uub 0erielben Nnbau<
8flanSe mad elmer beitimn1ten QlnsoDI BON
@ruten auf Die @ntpiflung bon S6ma<
roberleben aus ben perfaulen0en gSur3elz
reiten BET eriten @rnte 5urliG3uflbren letit,
tpoourd oas Wa6Stbum oteler 9rt bon
8flanser nerbinoert miro unp our6 feline
nod 10 itarfe 9iln9ung er5Dun9en tperoen
fann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
Observation-Disclosures.
@erbcTermne Ser Vmttersetpd @fe.

Wdbrenb Bel ben, sum @artenbau seboz
renpen @etpd9len aujdbrlth Gerbelierlneen
eritrebt unb 0ur6 SreuSnnBen aud aeue
Spielarten er3eu9t ucroell, 10 iptro BET ben
luibipirtb,Gaftli6en Bflansen III BET eiuiz
gen, tpie !. 8. Bel &artoffeln, 9iiben unO
@etreioe glei6er 8ortlbritt e%rltrebt, tuabe
rerb Die Gerpoufommnung Dieler anoeren,
10 namentLtb Der Deridieoenen @ras: uno
:Sleearten, bisber faft gang auBer A6t ge>
lailen uurbe. 9eBtaenannte itnb aber eben
10 out wie anoere 9lnbau9etpd6le elmer
8erbeiierung f6big ooer t0nnen burh
&reusll1gen unter ii6 perpanbter 9Irten
gum 6erpprbrin8en neuer Spielarten bers
onlaBt perDen.
6obaIb cine mills tpadlenbe Yflan3e in
Nnbau genommeu miro, erleioet oieielbe
unter ben neueu 8erbdltntiien mebr ODER
peniger cine lmmanolung, pelAe gum
Beiern oOer gum S6Le6tern fu9ren fann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29

sett ale 8 Sage unb barnad, tpieber aae 4
Wo6en eetuenbet ipirb. Seoer3ett 1T a6er
barauf 3l ndten, baB bieie alrbett M bet
tabler trodener Suit, aIio an betBe1 Solit7
mertagen mn in ben erften Mforgen1tunoen
Dor9etpmnen tpirb. Sn iebem @etretoes
baufeu befilbet it'd 3tptI6en ben &ornern
cine Daenge 9uft, beren 8el6affenbett auf
Die @rbaltuns Der Nru6t pon groBem @lne
fluile lit. Wenbet man nun bet Ne9e1s
Detter tute es geb0riger Wetie oft 9ei6tebt,
10 brin9t man feu6te 9uft 5tptl6en Die
&Orner, tpoburG bic @dbrung uno Ser
neiung gef0roert pirb; menoet man aber
bet fii6lem, trodeten 8etter, 10 fontt1t
frtl6e Suit in ben Saufen, tpelde 31 elmer
%geiunoen Gagerun8 unumgangli3 notbs
tpenoia if.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
GDftmerIamh.

Gommerlau9 pber 8oraf bari in uniez
rem @egenben Sen @inter iiber ni6t auf
ben @artenbeeten Iteben bleiben, tnbem oers
ielbe BEL falter i6neeIoier 8ttterun9 oft letz
BET, = ionDern muB an elmer sei9abtet
Stele i'm @arten lto 5tpar ettDas tiefer,
ais er g~eitanben bat, = etu9ei6lasen iperz
ben. Sei @tnterlau6 bat man otele Gnr>
fiGtsmaBregel ni6t nOtbig uno fam ielbtz
ger auf ben b%etrefenoen 8eeten iteben bIeis
ben tpG6renb 0eS 8tnters.
Sci Nni6affung bon 9f1an5en o6er Sas
men lit es besbalb gut, itets 81 erfabren,
Oh mai Spmmerlau6 ober 8interlau9 ers
bGlt.