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HIRAM r. GILBERT. JAMES H. RCKELs
EII8F.IST ~ Eek ELS, Attorneys and
" COunsclOrs at Law, futtcrGI & Metzgcr's Block,
east OF Court House. sepl9,s3
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7 IL. SrRA WIN. Attorney at Law. Careful
IL. attention will he given TO the settlement OF estates
and collections. Office with f. F. Bull, over City Drug
Store. jams
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nAVIE A. COON, Attorney at Law. once.
~ Rooms and hrmory tWood's) Block, Ottawa,
Illinois. dec2S
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= Y. GRIGGS, Druggist, Bookseller and Sta.
II. ton er, Ottawa. Ill. Second store ia Natnger's
Block south side of Court House Square.
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nR. j. =. RYBURN, Ottawa H. Office
night. ianl2Ts
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nR. n. w. WEBS, (Deutcher !,octor) late
~ Physician and Surgeon to the St. Louis Female
Hospital Office Sefel's Clothing Store corner OF
Main and La Sale streets. Residence on south bluff
at Mrs. nen:'s. apps
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T w. BREW t.It, Attorney and Counselor at
IL. Law and Notary Public. Rooms % d. 81 County
Court House, Ottawa, III.
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I G. BOYLE. Attorney at Law. Office with
y. N. I. Moloney, Opera House Block. Ottawa, Ill.
feb9l,SO
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~ CiRIGGS, Attorney and Counselor at Law
~. Office in Lynchs block Main street, Ottawa, i'll.
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NH "A SSE TOW lIEifi, Master in Chancery, Al
~ torney and Counselor NJ Law. Office in GedncyS
Block northeast corner of court house square Rooms
Sand !, Ottawa, Illinois. junlUe2
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pUSH N ELL & FULLERTON AT
- tOrncys AT Law, Ottawa Illinois Office in Bush
nels block, west of Court House. july2l-lyt
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III NJ. GODFREE, NJ. D., l. II. c. S.
IL. Edinburg. ONCE In Armour's new building. on
Madison street. Residence. II Webster st. augll'TT
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M kNEUSSII, German Druggist ana Apotne.
4h cary. (whOlesale ana RETAIL Main street, Dta.
wa III Importer of Drugs, Chemicals. French Cogni.
&C Brandies, Wines, &C.
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Farm for Sale.

The south Half Of Section I, 7. SAN, RISE nnot
sod oy october LIST 1t will be for rent For terms and
iu particulars enquire at law Office of Thomas c. Full
ierton, west side Court House. Ottawa H. or OF Rich.
Isd j. Fullerton on the premises iuly2l-ff-.
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n NIcDOUCtAL !, Attorney at Law, Ottawa
~. H. Office in GednCy's Block. dec2'16
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u r.. BULL, Attorney at Law. Office over
~. City Drug Store northwest corner of La Sale and
Madison streets, Ottawa Ill. mayDT6
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IOIIN ID. RICE, Attorney at Law. Reddck's
Block. city of ottawa. viii practice law In La
Sale and adjoining counties and in the Appellate
and supreme Courts. scp&0-lyr'
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Aegpl.
BLAKE & MOLONEY.

-iIIUINtNs az Lutr
EiTAL SiI'rL h.NI ENT.- ESTATE or
4 JOHN O'NElL. DECEAsED.--Notice Is hereby
given to all persons inter; In said estate that tho
q1haerslsnsd Administrative OF the Estate OF said
John UNelL deceased will appear before the
Probate Court OF the county of la Sale and state
OF illinois, ut the Probate Court Room, in Ottawa In
salu county, on Monday, the 18Th day of November
A: y ltsS, Tor the purpose OF rendering account
Tor the Anal settlement.
Dated at o';awa, this 18th day of October 1883.
ELIZA O'NEIL.
ATTEST: a. T. B,HTRLs Administratrix
Clerk Probate Court La Sale Co III octl3-3W
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u +. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. Office
1)s over No, 10 La Sale street, west side If the
Court House, Ottawa, III. july3'15
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hR- WIN. SHEPPARD, Member of tie
~ Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, England:
also Veterinary Editor Dan;onS Spirit Of the TurT
can be consulted AZ his Office, en Lafayette St angs
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J. q. HATHAWAY. GEORGE r. VANCE,
mrs. II LATHE. a Y 81 VA NOE, Ply.
~ scians and Surgeons, Ottawa, III. Office. south.
west corner OF Main ard La Sale streets Dr. Hattie
ways residence east Of Fox river, school house
Dr. Vance Will be- found Ia office, day and night jsnll
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GEORGE =. ELJDRfDCiE; Attorney At
VI Law Office in PostOttlce Block Ottawa, III april
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mr. r. M. McAISTI UR, Ottawa, H.
~ ONCE in the Opera House Block. Open from
o'clock A. ". toe O'Clock r. il. Residence on Benton
street, south Of Illinois Avenue ian22Ts
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HENRY MAYO. JOHN II wIDNRR.
MI 70 81 WIDNIER, Attorney az Law
AVA OtllCe in Nattnger'R Block, corner of " sale
and Main streets front room up stairs Ottawa. III.
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Jesse ID RUGER, Lawyer. Futterer IL
Metzgcrs Block cast OF Court House, Ottawa,
Illinois. ian1'82
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j. W. DUNCAN. A. j, OCONOR. Y. WALL.
DUNCAN, O'CONOR " WALL, At.
~ tOrneys at Law. Office in Camcrons building. OF.
pOsite Clifton Hotel. Ottawa, Illinois. july29'S2
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nj N. AR NJ STRONC q, Attorney and Coun.
W selor at Law, Ottawa, ILL., Notary Public. Office
in Gedney's Block, ottawa. jun5.'sO
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p n I BtCl a N 9 :.

nR. q. MILL 4ER, the well known Ocust
~ and Aurst. Office on Main street, first door west
Of Rose gun shop. aprS-3mos'
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NATIONAL CITY PACR
OF OTTAWA.

Founerly City Hsnk u EaN,ca, Allen & Co.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
A BRUTAL EXHIBITION.
Two Worthless Fight ia Rounds with Hard
Gloves, Near Pittsburg.

Two WOrtnles right ia ROUNDS Win hard
Gloves, Near Pittsburg.
PIIIsBuRG, Dec. 4.-Ross Grove, the West
Pennsylvania Railroad. nine miles from Alleghe-
ny City the scene this afternoon OF one of the
most brutal and holly contested hard glove fights
that ever took place in Western Pennsylvania The
principals were Patrick Moran and James Mccoy,
and ia rounds were fought in one hour and thir
ty-six minutes. The fight had been the tapis
several months and was for purse of 5000. Both
men are pugilists of some repute, Mccoy having
fought several battles. while Moran participated
in number of fights IN this country and England.
Mccoy is twenty seven years old, and Moran Atty
one. Owing TO the great difference in the age IL
was thought the former would have an easy yicto-
ry, and the betting two TO one N favor
of Mccoy. The encounter to. have taken
place Thanksgiving, but YVES postponed for some
reason, and was generally believed to.be Off, This
afternoon 100 sporting men left the city and ar
rived at Ross Grove at O'Clock. ring was
marked out but no ropes put up. and at 3.42 time
was called. From the beginning Mccoy broke his
right wrist and for the rest of the battle fought
with his lett hand. Both men appeared determined
to win and were soon covered with blood. After
Mccoy broke his wrist he fought desperately and
succeeded in knocking down his antagonist no
times. In the hundred and eleventh round Moran
gctin q terrific blow on McCoy's neck, telling him
like an OK He was picked mp and carried 10 his
corner. but was completely 0azed, and wanted TO
stop fighting, but his friends prevailed on him TO-
continue, ana he fought three more rounds.
Moran knocking him out In the one hundred and
fourteenth round. Both men were terribly puni-
ished, and Mccoy had to be carried to the train.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
MOB LAW IN INDIANA.
The Destroyers of Sutton's Drug Store, at
ROmney Threatened Unless They Make
Speedy Reparation.

The Destroyers of Sutton's Drug store, at
ROmney Threatened Unless They Make
Speedy Reparation.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. 1.-George Alexander, of
Romney, this County. where the mob Of masked
men, two weeks ago. tore down ana destroyed the
drug store of c. C. Sutton. because he sold whisky
sends 10 the city the following letter Of warning.
which he says he received tn rough the mails:
M AIExASDER-Win you please post this no.
tce so that II will be ,een by the mob who des
troyed Suton's store? Probably IL may save prop
erty and be the means of doing some good:
I'VE have now fully organized and are ready for
business. and business we mean. To the mob
whom we know. as some of us were solicited u
take part in running Mr. Sutton's property-we say
you can pay MT sutton the amount that was de-,
trOyed. and 500 extra, or we will burn and kill
until we get the last one who was engaged in des
troying Suttons property. Our dynamite is al
ready bought and our aterials ready to light
If our commands are not obeyed.
mr.. Sutton knows nothing OF this. nor do we
intend him to know; but revenge Is sweet aud
Lie Is tritiing with us. and, as you like Jesse
James style Of business. God knows we will give
you enough OF II before we getthrough. Mt. SUIT
ton may law1we will do no such thing. We will
act in the dark, and woe be to the engaged in
"OR the 18Th day Of December 1883, If our orders
are not Obeyed, iun will commence, or as soon
after as circumstances will permit: and when you
see a house in. flames remember this warming;
when you find a dead person with bullet hole
through his head. know We that we are at work.
This shall be our last warning will give. The
best man wins. This is our motto. and by that we
will work. We can burn, poison and blow up as
much as the mob, and we intend TO do So"
There is no signature to the. letter. but Mt. Al
exander who is a Justice of the Peace, states that
the handwriting has been recognized. There is
no question but the people there are considerably
worked up. The assault upon Sutton drug store
and the .gantou destruction not only OF the
liquor he had, but also of his store showcases lad
building itself, was TN outrageous proceeding.
was destroyed. valued at $3.50 or 81 400 and the
matter has been laid before the Grand Jury. He
and his wife were silent observers of the work of
demolshing his property. and IL Is said that al
though the mob wore masks. several of them were
recognized by them. great many think the let
ter TO Alexander 10 an attempt to Brighten the
community, and has nothing real behind it, being
the work OF some fellow OF infinite JEST so to speak
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very old. for from time immemorial hundreds OF
bills have been handed down from Que Congress to
another, until they have become venerable aud
familiar legacies Among the very first will be
measures affecting the land laws. Mr. Wash
Durn, of Minnesota. said to-day that he intended
10 introduce bill 20 repeal the pre-empton laws.
This would be in accordance with the recommend
alton OF the Secretary of the Interior and the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office
The seat drawing took place to-day. lust before
the reading of the Presidents message. Holman
drew the scat next to his old one. up near the
Speakers stand. The member who drew Holman's
old seat turned il over TO him again. Mstson,
Ward aud Cobb have the best seats. all together,
near the Speaker. Stockslager took 3 seat in the
center Of the Democratic side. and Wood behind
him and couple of seats tothe left Lamb was
sent over TO the Republican side. but he will be
in good company. with Hewitt, 6locum. Belmont
aud other distinguished Democratic New York
members. kleiner is away 10 the southeast cor
ner. Brown is near his old seat, q prominent po-
sition in front Calkins is in the center of the
eastern part OF the Republican side. wnIle Peelle
and Steele are behind. together. on the last row OF
seats.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
PLACE-HUNTERS.

Dan Ransdell Trying to Secure she Senate
Secretaryship-
Special to the Sentinel
WASHINGTON. Dec flames Sweeney- of Ferry
County. is here. and wants place in the House
somewhere.
lndianians here say Dan Rsasdell has his eye on
the Secretaryship Of the Senate, If the Republicans
refuse TO elect George c. Gorham. IL is hardly
probable that Dan will get there. Langstah OF the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. wants place i'm the
Houte. So does G. w. Mcconnell, OF Angola
Wesley Conway and John Doctor. OF Crown Point,
want places under the D0orkeeper.
Cobb. ii is now said. will be made Chairman OF
the Committee of Elections.
Senator Harrison to-day presented a bill making
the salary of the Uuled states District Judge OF In
diana s., 600 year.
Speaker Carlisle has appointed T. McKeogh; oi
Cynthiana. KY, his Private Secretary.
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WANTED TO WED.

Young Man Thought One of General
Shernan's Daughters Would Suit His
Fancy.
81 LOSS, Nov. % A man recently from
Chicago. going under the name of f. II.
auckland. has been creating something of
erumpus in the family of General Sherman
within the last week, the details OF which
were secured tonight. auckland labors
under the impression that he is great man.
he seems to have had somewhat intimate
mountaineering with the late Senator Nor.
ton. OF Indiana, and John A. Logan, of
Illinois he also claims that for several
years past he has been q warm personal
friend OF General w. T. Sherman.
Several weeks ago Bucklan1 wandered
into Chicago and called at the residence of
General Logan, where, according to his
account, he was received with great
civi,ity. He says he told Mrs. Logan
that he desired to marry. and sug
match. Your friend, General Sherman,
has some eligible daughters" 1t is said the
lady replied. joki ngly. auckland took this
, in dead earnest, and thanked his hostess.
He forthwith sat down and wrote letter to
kGeneral sherman, asking the hand OF a
ITO bring matters to focus, auckland
came to St Louis for the purpose, he says.
of asking General Sherman personally to
give him one of his daughters for wife.
immediately after his arrival he went to the
home OF General Sherman, on Garrison
avenue
In response to his ring, the servant came
ITO the door.
ais the General IMP" asked auckland.
YES" replied the servant
Tell him there is gentleman at the door
= who wants to see him on very urgent bust
ness
In few moments the General entered.
General Sherman. believe"
I Yes. sir; what do you wsnt?
my Bame is Z. II. auckland, aud I've
come to see about marrying your daughter.
Did you get nv letters?"
The General at once grew wrathy.
80 you are the scoundrel who has been
writing improper proposals to my family?
Get out of here or I'll call the officers
Buckland stood amazed for moment, and
then began to back out pushed by the irate
General. AS Buckland neared the door he
raised his hand as if to strike back at the
General. saying: eff you'll give me few
men l can whip you and General Grant put
tOgether."
auckland is thought to be crazy, and has
been acting very curiously at the hotels. He
has letters that prove his intimacy with the
late Oliver Z. Morton, and is said to come
from very prominent Ohio family. Letters
have been sent to the Logan family asking
for particulars concerning him.
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hundreds OF letters in our possession (copies of
which may lie had BY return NATL
thofity for the assertion that Skin. Scalp and
BLOOD Humors. whether ScrOful0us Inherited or
Contagious. may NOW be permanently cured by
CUTICVEA RESOIyEST, the new Blood Purifier.
Dinretic and Apperient, internally, aud CUTICCRA
and CtTICURA Soar. the great skin Cures aud
Beauniers. externally in one half the time and
at one half the expense of any other season.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
ROUGHLY TREATED.
A Hancock County Farmer Waylaid by
Masked Men

Special to bae Sentinel:
GREENFIELD. Ind, New. 29.-Last night as
Stephen l.. Bates on whom strong suspicion
rests for the murder of Mrs. Sarah ]. Wilson
and the child Marietta Case, near this city
June 7. 1873, was returning to his home from
Warrington, Ind he was taken from bis
wagon by four masked or disguised men.
and thrown violently upon the pike. He
was taken by the legs and his head and face
bounced upon the pike until he was mass
of bruises and blood. He was left for dead,
but managed to reach his home this morn
ing. He was considered in dangerous con-
dition. Our people generally are law sbid-
ing and do not endorse mob violence.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
In THE HOUSE.
The Mountain of Bills Ready to- BE Intro
duced - Where the Indiana Members

SIT.
Special to the Sentinel:
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Dec. 4.-So bills will proba-
bly, be introduced before Thursday The Houss
will accomplish little more than to take action
the Chalmers Manning case. The same subjecreu-
crossed the time of the House to-day. until Mr..
Ran6alls motion prevailed 10 temporarily post
pone to hear the Presidents message. Every men,
Der has pocket full of bills. which he hopes to
introduce as soon as he can have chance. and on
the first bill dag the Clerks desk VIII be inundated
With food OF measures, Many OF them viii hs
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Released.

CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-Theresa Sturlata, SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment for the
murder of Charles Stiles. was released from
the Penitentiary at Joliet, to-day, having
completed her term. The killing and trial
were among the most sensational in the
criminal annals OF this city.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
NOW , : 1; S' S ~ r.. |

is At st this season when the pores open freely
IL SAd the perspiration is abundant that Dlsfgur-
ping Humors. Humiliaung Eruptions. Itching Tor
lures. Sslt Kheum or Eczema. Psoriasis. letter.
Ringworm. Baby Humofsl Scrofua. Scrofuious
Sores, Assesses and ,Discharging wounds. and
every species Of Itching Seaiy and Pimply Diseases
OF tue skin add Scalp are most speedily and econ
Oniicalg cared by the Ctitfcura Remedies
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
GREATEST ON EARTH.

CuEcucS Remedies are the greatest medicines
on earth. Had the worst case Salt Rheum in
this County Ny mother had il twenty years, and
in fac< died from il. / believe Cuicura would
have saved her life Ny arms, breast aud head
were covered for three years. which nothing
lieved or cured until ] used the Cuticura ResOlv-
ent internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
externally J. W. ADAMS, Newark o.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
Mrs. O'Donneil in London.

PLYMOUTH. Nov. 27.-The woman, said to
be ODonnelPs wife, who was board the
steamer Melrose when Carey was shot arrived
to-day from Cape Good Hope. She travelled
under the name of "McGarvey" She has
been taken to London to testify in behalf of
0Donnell
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
illustrated Serial Stories.

The Founding Of Paris, by Alphonse Dsodet
The Covenanters Daughter, by Mrs. ohphsot
A Boys Story, by T. r. Trowbridss
A Story Of English Rustic Life Thomas HARDY
a. story OF Adventure, by c. A. Stephens
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half mas not been told as to the great cura-
tive poUerS of the Cuticura Remedies. I have
paid hundreds OF dollars for medicines to cure
diseases ri the blood and skin. and never found
anything yet to equal the Cuticura Remedies.
CHAS A. WILLIAMS.
Providence z l.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
THE YOUTHS COMPANION
FOR 1884.

COMPANION
J6 noted authors The volume win be
handsomely illustrated, ii
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
They Were Divorced.

INDrASAPoLIs Ind.-The Sentinel says IA
Kentpekian writes of how he passed from
misery to happiness Wed been together
eleven years, and we never were what you
may call cOpgenial. mean rheumatic and
myself. Finally il got to be altogether too
lively for yours truly, and just invoked the
power of st. Jacobs Oil. That's how me and
my pain came to be divorced"
Coasunptiyes can be improved, and often cured.
by my recipe. Sent by mail Tor 25c John Il. MEAL
win, formerly Tax Collecto-, Lowell. Mass
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your Cut;crra Remedies outseIl all other medi-
.cines ] keep for skin diseases. Ny customers and
patients that they have effected cure in every
Instance, where other remedies nave failed.
II. W. BR0CKwAY. III. ID.
Franklin Falls. n. II.
Sold hy all druggists Price: CUTIcURA. 20 cents:
i;EsoLvEST. 81: SOAP, D cents. Potter Drug and
Chemical Co.. B0sten, Mass.
Send for CHOW to Cure skin Diseases"
DIT A TTTEV For Rough. Chapped and
Dbl y u il i Greasy skin Black Heads
Pimples. skin Blemishes and lnfantile Humors.
use Cuticura Soap.
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Old Ben Butler uses up Mr.. Blaine's latest
fool theory as follows:

.OOI LheOFy as IOiIOWs.
Mr.. Blaine seems to forget that there IS such
thing rs the Constitution OF the United States
which provides for only two classes of taxes-dt
rect and indirect-that is customs revenue aad
direct taxation; but il also proyides-l do not
quote words-that direct taxes shall be app0rtioned
among the people according to representation,
Now, Mr. Blaine proposes 10 collect a large amount
of direct taxes from few States aud distribute the
money among all the people OF ell the states per
capita hope before that is attempted somebody
will show the constitutional warrant for SO doing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05

SALUpA, MxDoLEsxx. Co., VA. Aug ,st - -
My Dear Dr.. TAse-PzrdOn me tia 10 ertx II t.f.
and do not count Il conceit. in sending al nv 49,
graph may never have he peasure0 Vfsif{nC -.
put WISH ~ - k..ow - he Whose
mental In saving began the use or oIr reu,sIy -
Catarrh and Bronchitis in SepterlbeE I-a 49, a.
fatnotly and ~ coniplsSeiy SuIeo hss My thrsat
constantly nnaineu. n ntestSo.lS ms terribly
diseased. oOIcs cyteeu .e insfoo my nose from the
bleed from throat and vi ,enever T-rssf.
all. am perfectly yell: Preach rs should have 1,.r
d ID. q. C.. ~ rT.rS 49,
Pastor Methodist Episr opai Church soutn
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05

O'Donnell Found Guilty of Carey's Murder
and Sentenced to Death-A Brief De-
Tense.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The trial OF ODonnell for the