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Lure Vessels To Destruction by False Sig.
mails.
PARIS. Oct. 2i.-A CORRESPONDENT at Insser-
burg, on the Russian frontier. telegraphs the
following:
Night before last the Russian police at
kertch made an attempt 10 arrest the chief
OF band of pirates whose lucrative exploits
have caused sort of panic along the whole
Northern coast OF the Black Sea. The chief
pirate escaped, but evidence has fallen into
the hands OF the authorities disclosing the as
tonishing fact that not only the great bulk OF
The seafaring population on the Sea of Azof
including the GoyernmentpilotS, are in active
completely With the pirates, but that several
oil their ooldest operations were directed by
one OF the highest functiOnares of the Cri-
mea, and suspicion even points. to the COM
plicity OF one of the Consuls resident at
kericb. About twenty Crimean merchants
are also compromised in the affair The
method usually adopted bv the pirates was
to exhibit false signals, so as 10 lure vessels
straight on TO the dangerous reefs OF the
Iauranian cost. The crews were then left to
perish on the rocks or were murdered After
the vessels had been pilaged and the pirates
lad helped themselves to what they needed.
the cargoes We're transferred to- other vessels
placed at the disposal of the pirates by their
silent partners al kertch and elsew here and
conveyed 10 Constantinople, Narna and
Odessa, where they were sold ia the open
market"
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be
used when children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves
the little sufferer once. 1t produces natural.
quiet sleep. by relieving the child IRON pain, and
the little cherub swskes as bright as button.
II is very pleasant taste. IL soohes the child,
softens the gums, slIays all pain. relieves wind
requisites the bowels. and is the best known reme-
dy for diarrhea. whether arising from teething or
other causes. Twenty-fv cents bottle.
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CANDIDATES FOX THE GALLOws.
A Quartet of ScoundreIs Make Destruc.
tive Raid on Private Property and Now

A Quartet of ScoundreIs Make a Destruc-
tive Raid Private Property and Now
Defy the Law.
ATLANTA Ca Oct, 19-There have been series
OF acts committed on TIE line OF Gwinnette aud
Walton Counties by four men which challenges
human credence. Last Saturday night John
Stroud, James Tanner Charles Buchanan and Ed
Thompson bought gallon of whisky. They went
to Mat Fosters, called him out and told him they
came to kill him. Seeing mob drunk and with
pistols lie withdrew into his house and barred the
door, and out the back door. Thinking he
in, they cut down the door and went in and
cut things generally. The bed was cut into frag-
ments table ana cooking ware were br oxen
into pieces. his bed-clohes torn into rags,
and a churn OF milk thrown all over
his wifes clothes. They then left and went
10 Mr.. Thompson's. They asked him did he have
a daughter, using the vulgarest epithets ThomD
son took TO his heels and the crowd followed him.
Meantime his wife and daughters, hearing the de-
mands made fight The vile was shot at just as
she stepped into the yard. the ball lodging above
the door. The crowd entered the house. and re-
peated what had been done at Fosters house.
made tie same demand in the same indecent man
women and were of. The passions OF the
community are inha'ned 10 an impatient extent
The crowd are nestled at the head OF a pond near
Windsor, well armed and have friends who act as
informers TO notify them OF any approach OF peo-
pie. They defy any one to arrest them. The citi-
zens of Monroe have raised purse TO be given 10
the posse that makes the arrest
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Total 2l as S a. 9 gso Decrease


Outside New Works 29a O05. $50 Increase. -
The exhibit this week is more favorable,
both when compared with last week and with
the corresponding week of last year. The
aggregate clearingS for the week are Sl,2l5,-
6l3,9l5, against 81, l07, OH CD last week, and
9,O64, 622, 249 the previous week. AS com.
pared with the corresponding week OF last
year the clearances show percentage OF de-
crease amounting to only SS per cent, against
a decrease of 14.4 last week, and a decrease
of 20 the previous week. General trade is
reported as showing an improvement at
number of leading cities and this is directly
reflected in the Clearing House returns from
this point. 1t now begins to look as though
we had overcome the worst phase OF business
depression to which We had been subjected
for so long time, and the outlook is at this
writing more favorable than for some time
past The Southern cities continue to show
remarkably large gains.
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The MEADOWS of Maryland.

SPRINGFIELD, Prince Georges County, Nd.
Mr. Charles C. Addison, of the above place
states: II sprained my right knee causing
intense suffering, and the use of crutches for
several weeks. | found no relief in other
remedies and finally tried the miracle of
cure st. Jacobs Oil. In a short time could
bend my knee-which had been as stiff as
an iron rod-laying aside my crutches and
was able to walk as we'll as ever"
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be erected in Lake View Cemetery at Cieve
land. o. on commanding eminence, some
$50 feet above and about one half mile from
the entrance to the cemetery: (9i the monu
ment is to provide receptacle for the re-
mains OF the deceased President and suita-
bic vault for his family; tl0l the monument
is not to exceed in cost. when completed,
1000; (lD the monument is TO he granite.
of approved quality and color, emblems aud
atuary OF bronze
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MONEY IN THE MARKET.

An OniciaI Statement showing the Amount
of silver. Gold and Fractional Currency
i'm Circulation.
WASHINGTON. Oct 2l.-Burchard Director
of the Mint, has prepared the following state
ment, showing the specie and paper crcu-
lation of the United States, October 1:
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30 OF THE 81 SUBJECTS TREATED IN

and Cities ot the United States
having 1000 in,g1bSta ats an
upwards, by Official Census of
1850.
l4-InsOlvent, Assignment. and
Homestead Laws OF the dl1erent
states OF the Union.
15--Raie Of Mortality. sDd the
average number CT years any one
may expect 70 live "A fGer any
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-24
AN IMPROVEMENT.

More Favorable Report of Business at the
Principal Cities n shown by the Clear
ances.
BOsToN, Oct. Prom the Post The ia
bic compiled from special dispatches to the
Post fron the managers of twenty-five
leading Clearing Houses in the
United States gives clearances tor the week
which ended October 20 with the percentage
of increase aud decrease as compared with
the corresponding period Of 1882
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TOTAL AIS 81 1919 29i 7a5 2Ill $50 5s7 -

The amount and character OF the money
held by National Banks remained the same
"a at the date of their last published state
ment Then the circulation held by the pub
lie and banks other than National increased
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1.-Aut0rraphs of al Presidents
OF the United States
Am Aiphab, teal list OF
Phrases. Words ard Quotations,
from ancient and modern lam
gnages, with their meaning %
"a Complete list OF Scripture
Trooper Names, and how a. FRO
n0unee them. including all MINES
in the Apocrypba CA pages.
4-AlphaoetIcal List Of Amer
can Geographical Names. with
their Pronunciation, Derivation,
and Meaning.
5.-PoDular Names Of States and
Cities, as - Buckeye State !" Key
stone State" HOosier State. y
Monumental City," etc, and
why so called.
6.-HOw to Pronounce Difficult
Words 60 pagesl-
MANY Valuable Suggestions
on How TO Speak with Elegance
and Ease GA pages.
S.-List Of 3 great number OF
Slang and Vulgar Words and
Phrases 10 be avoided CA pages.
9-The Declaration OF hide
pendence, In full.
I0.-1he 81; Signers OF the Dec
laration of Independents. with
their States, Ages, and Time of
Death; ALSO a Fac-Simile OF
their Signatures Autographs.
1.-The Constitution OF the
United States, in full.
II Each years Prices. fer So
years, Of Wheat, Flour, Corn.
Cotton, Beef, Hams. Butter
Sugar. Coffee. Bar and Pig Iron
and Coal.
I3-Population Of the $50 Towns
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretions OF youth. nervous weakness. early de-
cay loss of manhood. etc. will send receipe that
will cure you, free Of charge. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary Ia South America
Send seif-addressed envelope TO Rev. Joseph T.
Inman, Station d, New York City.
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Pure Cod Liver Oil. made from selected livers on
the seashore by Caswell. Hazard 4 Co., New York.
IL is absolutely pure aud sweet. Patients who
have once taken II prefer IL to all ot1ers. Phys-
clans have decided II superior TO any oil the otner
oils in market
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SUM MER COMPLAINTS.

HHOLARA MORBUS. Cramps. Pains. Diarrhea
- DySeUseTy, ILoiget lion. Cold. Chills simple
FeverS. Eahsrsuop. 6eJvouspess. or Loss Of Sleep.
whether caused by Cnripe Fruit. Impure Water.
UnbesIhy Ulim&e. UDwboiesome Food. Malaria.
Epidemic and Corfssious Diseases that beset the
traveller or hs usehd 81 this season are nothing to
those prCtectSd by timely use OF SANFOHD6
GINGER.
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Sanford's Ginger, the Delicious

A sA PURE FRUIT TIhULAN.1 for the aged ;
"a mentally and physically exhausted. ssre~
worn. or overworFed, To- delicatc females esDecf-
alJ m0iheIs, for those recovering frcn debititst-
Inc diteases, snd q nse8ns Of refoSming those
sdcfVttd 10 an excessive re Of alcoholic stimal-
ents Z Is uDe qnsled in TIE whole rafge OF medf-
ciDes- beware Of imitstiCas 5AHfORD'S Is the
finest ginger in the wOria. ard. n,av1SnstsncfnG
the hsgn est Of its ingTecfnt q. is tbs cheaDess
family medicine. Sole eVer3wAere.
Potter Drug and Che Eshp-sJ Gov s-toa.
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Chapped hands face. pimples and rough skin
cured by using Juniper Tar Soap. made by Caswell.
Hazard < Co., New York.
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1OREPARE0 With tie utmost skill from M
y P0KTED GINGTh CHOICE AEOMATTCs,
eLd the purest and best a. MEDICINAL FREHOH
BRANDY, from the g6Tldren0vned vtntners
irg vastly superior ~ all 0ther Gfngers,~ all Of
wbiCA sre mace with comms8 acohol, targets I'M
pres 11ted with poisonous fesil OIL, and strength
eDed With cayenne pepper.
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II is possible for q c,Ilid 70 learn to pronounce
al sight and correctly speit a thcJssld Gr1es1<
words without aSsOciastzisy with ole of them the
thought which il Is designed 10 p,nbOdy. He
may also rlemoTiZe the SYNONYMS OF these words
and still be unable 70 inteliigcntlv express the
simplest thought il tie symbols which have
been studied
This Is much like the usual school process Of
memo-iZng abstract words All GeBnitionS.
Children are compelled 10 ics-L 10 pronounce.
spell and define thousands OF woros when
remain almost Cd uniutel,.<o-e and useless
to them SO many CGcOnli -Te,icnood Chinese
characters. No Eaeu;rrszed yyDfs L. useful
except in so far as its 1Iee Ei.g be clear-
~ unsterSSODC. Fer the maanifg OF words
We must consult q standard dc ciCn--ry.
In view of ibe tact thSs correct spelling end
pronunciation ard kn0wledre q Tie sgnl1-
canoe OF words in ir-cTeas ase u tie greatest
educatioDal accomplishment, TIE importance OF
National standard 1icttcf-aTv every h.sUse-
hold can scarcely be ovrr esrial tel we cannot
think well, talk fuenly or wife in.elli.iby
without having acquired such Dictionary Enowl-
edge of the language to be employed.
The place tor child to .Bs-sin this dtcfisusry
branch OF his education is at D. me. If this fact
were duly appreciated, the average intelligence
OF the nation would he dOunled in i've years by n
revolution OF our present ceplorable process of
n1e-ROTiZing abs and
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A A BEVERAGE, with hot 81 cold water
~ weeteDs d. IT hot or cold n1as, or ADDED 20
liz water lemons de, efervefcent c7aaen q of min
raj waters II fol ms refreshing ara ity igJrating
oevereee. uDf sualled IN simplicity ID purity BY
any tonic me cicne, while free from slcs holic
seton. Avnid n ercepary dealers. who f0r a few
CENTS extra pn fit Try 10 force upon 700 fh-ir own
or Others vhsr you call for SAEFORn's GINGER.
Sold by Who'll safe and retail druggis-s. g,ocers.
etc, everywhere.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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THE COMPENDIUM

I9.-Value. n United Statss
money. OF AZ FnreiCn Gold afs1
I silver Gt-inSsla Gre uiasion
20.-Tables fer reasoning int =
est ~ (. ), 6, 4. Sand 10 per cent,
from one day - enc year, from 81
10 II .ts0.
2I.-weishts and Measures OF
the United stars zl9 other c0un-
tries.
22.-ChrOnol0gieal History OF
America and 90 the U1Ited states.
from 400 20 l-ssI - pagesl.
23.-Heads OF the PRINCIPAL Ma
ti0ns OF the World, Names OF
hings. Queens, etc
24-Metric system OF Weights
and Measures IN fiIIi-
25.-NocabuiEy OF Business,
Giving an Interesting and Useful
explanation 81 80 Words and
Terms used In Business such as
ad yalorem." Broker"
Checks DAYS OF Grace ~
Drafts" " EjedsmeHts, = e Fore
closure, Guarantee - Invoice
etc. etc. Ok paEsl-
20.-Nautical Vocabulary. ex-
planning over $50 Words and
Terms used on Ships. etc fiI pages)
H.-ChriStIan aor given ,
Names OF Men and KOunen, giving
their Derivation. Meaning,
and PrOnunciatio1 az ever azO4.
them.
% Ancient Geographic al
Names OF Countries, Cnles, etc.
etc, and their present names.
2S--HOw 70 OrEanfze and Con
dnct Public Aeetlagz Useful
suggestions.
9-ConveDiert.Iahies Cor Reck-
oning Wages.
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age, from one year old up 10 the
age OF 100 years.
15.-Debts, Revenues. ESpendi-
lures, Imports and Exports Of the
various Nations OF the World.
1.-THE Armies of each Nation
OF the World, their numbezs AMI
Annual Cost.
1S.-NatiOnal Debts, Expendi-
lures and Commerce Of Nations
Amount for each inhabitanL
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HILL w.. SHARON.

The Damaged Young Lady Claiming to be
senator SharOn's Wife Fails to Produce
the Marriage Certihcate, and Her Case il
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-09
HUMOROUS.

In Burdet,c phrascology: "wha,
has wctt" with all the c~IkinS clnhs'
-Iftrcvity i, the Spnl Of Wit. there
lisa god deal IL fun in n dudes coat
tail. -tavj Frets,E's H,ctfy
-vvhs are YOU ~ ds;ant?'' said a
trarF, to n b.cfs,-ak IN the RESTAURANT
winlow." Chicago Herald.
has been suggested tha, \ fitting
ep1k,h for Captain Webb would be lie
wss not n favoritc in the pools. Nor
chant Ttarcher.
"wha, are Won writing such n big
hond Dor. Pat2' why. you see. my
6andmother's daic. and I'm writing u
nd k,ther ,o her. "-Dc,roR Post.
His Kate Field believes in hot
.3vat3 asa curc for dyspepsia. Well
Ss,S You let n man get into hot
WISER aud he'll forge; all about dys-
;epsia. Bostoa Past.
what's that's /, n circus aero
ba? Oh, pp, mr., sVs, TINT - y man
UAo is kicking himself. What makes
tbe man kick himself? lie has been Ia
masquerade party and tlirted with
bis wife all the evening Toronto
Grip.
An attorney. about Ia furnish n bill
of costs. was requested by hi, client. .
baker. ITO make IL n light a. possible
All replied the attorney. that
what YOU ma, say la your foreman. but
it's not the way | make my bread. -
". J. Graphic.
Come here. Matilda. and keep
these ounces from burning Will. ! 20
and make up the beds. said an indul-
gent mother who had been stirring the
boiling fruit for some minutes while
her daughter stood idly considering the
lily and the suniowcr in the front YARD
mo. mother. I shsn't stir replied the
languid maiden. who had recently been
reading ovcr some secondhand Pun- in
an ancient almanac lOnksrs States
The Professor. from hi< Official
chair-..We who ourselves dedicate Ia n
noble career find necessary "a the COM
plete fulfillment Of our mission n large
development II the body as well as n
powerful unfolding Of the intellect. Our
duties are lahorous and painful. We
must accustom ourselves to perform
them without hclPs e~xtraneous M arti-
fetal. The good engineer. like the
skillful mariner. must be- able to- shave
himself in the dark without n looking
glass" A pupil ''Bui. il in the dark.
Tow might n looking-glass all him3'
The Professor-">ilence the mouth. sir.
You come here { a learn. CRY Of Ncr-
ico Monitor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-09
True % Their Principles.

Two Young lslics 81 our i1uisvillc
Y. ". 4. J. L. recently went To- Nss
York ~ la present Al thctr bro'hErs
wedding. Wine va. offered thcrr and
n, the Subsequent rrccI tons II re-
quirci ~om. ''charsctsr'' Ia leave the
wine untouched and drink the hsalfhs
in water. but these loyal girl. ~rrv
equal 10 the tc.,. AZ lat IA. father If
the bride. touched bv thi. quic; stead
fsstncss. rusc and said. with n iook o.
admiration: II propose the health o'
Temperance guests from Men
iucky.' which was drank with cuihus4-
asm. apd. let us hope At least. in wa,rr
One Il our leading Indians workers
has n noble and accomplished aon who
has recently become collector Il a hank.
When asked So enter \ saloon in prpse
cltiou Of his work. this Temperance
woman's boy said IL will srnt tho
bills. paying stationery and postage nv
self bat rather than enter n ~saissJn,
viii resign nv plae-.' Bui n youth NJ
truc and wholesome a. that isn'i aiioN-
Ell to resign. He /. worth 'no much &,
hi employer -rHios SiTaai.
The proprietor 81 q well-knuwn In
glish seaside Temperance hotel rrccnily
refused to entertain a lady and senile-
n because the former said that .'ssg,
Wa \ daily necessity .o her the dprinr
bad ordered IL. AMI -he c,Juldn.; do
withou; H. The ssd proprietor DID
not think either II these peas sufficient
IA justify = departure irDm hi. strict
niie to allow no drink N the p7rmi.es.
and sacrificed his profits Ga his prInei-
piles. for the intending visitor. polisly
declined fo Cotcf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-09

The ofnce ~3ersgapher Of the 3D.
sat listening 10 the tiek sf hia vPu-
mcnt with a peculiar scraphic mile on
his face. when Il reporter interrupted
him with the remark: I'll bet ten to
one there's a female operator on the
other end of that wire, and wha, she's
sending is a special for YOU and not for
the paper.
at is certainly a lady who is sending
the message" said the telcgrapher,
land she is doing il very well. indeed.
There are many excellent operators
among the women, and though they ran
not do such hard work n a man. they
send messages in very good shape"
Are YOU sure just who it is that is
scnding?'
Certainly. ! can tell rs quickly ~
l could recognize "a friends hand
writing. Each operator acquires "a Pc
culiar st lie of handling a KEY. and there
is not much difficulty in recognizing n
sender when once his style it known to
YOU"
Where do all the operators come
FROM
The city telegraph operators are
supplied mostly by young men who
have learned the business in country
offices. In many cases the son IF a
country telegraphcr learns the art from
his father in spa e moments, and finally
succeeds him in the business. For n
time he is sat SIZED with his position,
and the novelty Of 'buzzing' n female
operator in a town thirty miles distant
is very pleasing, but soon he gets TO
talking with city operators over the
wires. and when he finds out wha, they
are paid he becomes d. sa,istied with his
own little salary If matchmaking =
month and tind himself. and 50 deserts
his post for the city. These young fel-
lows from the country make very good
operatoA for as n rule they begin 10
learn when they are thirteen or fourteen
years old. and that an operator should
begin young is positively essential 10 his
success They say n person can neve
be = good violini>s unless he begins
when q child. and it is much the same
with a telegraph operator. They begin
early and generally leave the business
before they are old; no, that they retire
on 3 fortune. but they drift out into
some other occupation, rs most ri them
intended TO when they first began -
handle q key."-BoStoa Globe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-09
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