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GETTING IN HIS WORK.

'0URing several weeks past NJ. w. 2. Fish
back hes been engaged in giving HOc. S. J..
Peels special prominence as a statesman.
Theho Mr.. Fishbs0k has so lavishly be-
etowed upon Mr. Pee.le would DOUBTLESS
have broken, or at least seriously injured
his spine but for the fact that the open let
ter xziter, with prudent forethought and a
generous regard for Mr.. Peelle's youth and
inexeeIisnce, so distriS uted the burden of
Shlozcy that the young man is required to
take only bis share. Mr.Eishback by SCI ect-
ing hen.-S.iJ. Peelle as his target is not in
nEeReed by any -unkind feelings toward that
gentleman. A target was required; and,
fortEn&teiy, Mr.. Peelle answers the de
ma0d. but it must be understood
that Mr.. Fishback is not out
a gunRing for Mr.. Peelle. His
ambition is to bring down larger game. He
has been successful from the start Tne
first time he blazsd away at Peelle tremea-
doua altering was the result in fact, it ives
conservation. No such shooting had ever
before been done by an Indiana Repub-
lican. NJ. iEishback.w was declared insane
W cOuAC u Tile OOcsco. Obl-fS
"What TIE d. does the fellow mean?'
And Que distinguished Republican went so
far as to wish all the Fishhacks were
dead" Mr.. Eishback, who seemed to be
entirely familiar with Republican methods
AID designs, corruptiOns and croSkedness,
began his SOnhardment by arraigning the
6esses of the party for the commission of
crimes, or for .eo9liyipg at crimes here in
Indiana, winch, if properly pnoished,
world send high oficisls's TO the Renlten-
tiarr. He did not hesitate TO map
out their misdesds with sta-tIing viv6dness.
Men. IN and o0t OF the Republican party,
were sble. with HnerEng accuracy, to point
out the r Republican "hIgh. officials. who had
been rewarded f0r hi,ing repesters, baa;ng
votes and bribing election officers to stuff
kallott-box,ss and falsify election returDs' "
Men with moderate discsrnmeHt could, with
the assurance Nathan addressed David, sag,
"rkou art the man. bat, strange 10 say, net
a Republican boss or organ in the State
comes to the rescue OF the Thigh officials
Not word Of apology, defense or extenus-
ton was evst heard frooa one of them. Mr.
Fishbsek's charge scsthed like lightning
and burned like lava tide. But the high
officials took tkeir punishment in silence.
Dumb and delu0-alizsd, they did net, be-
because they dlsEsd not, protest, and Mr..
FishbacK, having decorated the high off,
Gals with Cane marks which they still wear,
turned his attention to other matters. in
which he demonstrated with convincing
and overwhelming facts that the Republi-
can party has. with a fragrant disregard OF
every nnciple of justice to the people, be-
come the tool, the puppet, the base. cring-
Ing cowardly and craven hckspittle of
monopolists, and therefore no longer worthy
of the confidence of the people whose inter
ests it has with cool and calculating perfdy
betrayed. These araignments Of the Re
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aba messaqe from Mr. hsrnell xa, r.1Il sdrls.

cah,e message from Mr. fsrnen wa, read, sdvis-
IN. the Conyenuon 70 put i,selt ucon q plat
of Ireland, and TO GO nothing that would furnish
England pretext Tor the suppression OF the
League.
The Conveation of Irishmeu at Phtlsde,phis
Concluded Its il ocrs Tuesday evening, rsying or
ganiEed the Irish National League Of Ameriea,
with Alexander Sullivan, Of Chicago as President
the reading Of letters oil sympathy from various
persons. inclrdiDg communication from "sun-
set Cox, Of New York. The COMMITTEE on Reso-
iutions submitted report which began with
fierce arraisnment of English government ia
Ireland, and declaring that There Is no form of
retaliation to which Despair or NADINE may re-
| exclusively responsible specifically. ii IL not
charged that English rule has annihilated liberty
in Ireland; that landlordism has impoverished
the people, while a selfish policy has
not so much as permitted manufacturers to OBJ
| tain tootbold In the island; that England has
not maintained peace and order Ia Ireland, but
for 30 years has kept the country involved in
bloodshed and anarchy; that the pretepse of
Irish representation in Parliament is a mockery
of the shaIlowest sort. and that. while measures
proposed In Pertinent by memb rs from England
or scot anc receive polite conside ration. the fact
that bill is introduced by an Irish member suf-
ices for its arrogant rejection The resolutions
then assert that the OF the ENGLISH Govern
ment has deprived it of any right If one ever ex-
support of the Irish OF America in ali efforts of
their counirymen at home 70 recover the
right OF selfgovernment; Incidentally score
Forster and praise Parnell: press sy mpathy for
the farm laborers of Ireland, who are commended
70 the kindly consideration of farmers; counsel
lrishmen TO buy nothing in E1glsud that can be
!, procured from the United States; express con-
tempt tor the Liberal Ministry of Great Britain
condemn the action Of the English Government
10 sending imooyerihed Irish TO these shores;
thank American pre- for the aid they have Sc
cured Tor Irish emigrants. and indorse Mr.. Egan's
ADMINISTRATION OF the Land League finances. The
resolutions were not strong enough for q faction
OF the delegates aud an effort was made 10 open
debate upon them. but the previous question was
moved and carried, and the Convention ad-
jOurned after having completed lis organization
and elected officers.
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A VErER AN.

A Man Who Has Seen Ninety Winters <Ss-s
Voted at sixteen Presidential Elections
He is Now fOx Mcdonald Against tlre
World.
There is now living iniRaleigh, Rush CoGn-
ty, Indiana, veteran Democrat, who was
bora in April, 1898 and is therefore nioety
years OF age. His name Is Lewis l.. CaHeSy.
This grand old s>an vino has come down to
rs from former generation began veting
for Presidents in 1874 and has voted at
every Presidential election during the last
sixty nine years. He is now in the futa pos
session of his faculties, with good eye sight
and hearing, sld enjoys life with as much
relish rs the young folks around hirz, and
who ere delighted with his society. Gr.
Canady is Democrat of the old school and
INDUCES the hope of living long enough to
vote for Hon. goseph f. Mcdonald for Pres
ident.
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Senator Keilogg was not arrested for con-
piracy with Brady. There seems to be an
incorrect impression regarding the matter.
A Washington special says:
TIE Indictment Is found under an old statute
ghicb makes il misdemeanor for Congressman
to receive any reward for influence In securing q
contract from any Department, the penalty under
which law is a naxiaum of two years imprison-
menf and $40 0o0 fine. The indictment, winch is
now accessible 20 the public. is very voluminous
covering about thirty pages. 1t contains i've
counts al identical except giving different dates
as TO the alleged payments of money. The charge
OF the Government as set forth in this indictment
is: That Kellogg, being then United States SEN
ator, induced Brady, then Assistant Postmaster
General, 70 expedite two certain routes for the
benefit OF the contractor, Price. and that Price, IN
consideration OF that service at different times
gave Kellogg aggregate sum OF $500. the last
payment btIn ia 1871, The bail of Kellogg wss
Fixed by Merrick for Government counsel.
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Referring to,the wheat prospects

Referring t0'the wheat prospects 81 Sulli-
van County e correspondent writing re-
Gently from Carlisle, in that County, says;
In regard 20 thes@Fheat crop here while ttilooks
better aud greene- (which 1t should do at this
time OF the year., am satisfied we will DGt have
over GO per cent OF ST years crop st the outside
There are plenty of fields being piowed up at this
time. Shaker PNiVie is almost total loss, aud
all the negro settlement and also the eaEd land
from mere ID tke6 'reuch neighborhooo (ten mileE)
Is in the same condition. am asking every re-
liable farmer that comes 10 mill. and meme Of
them give over half q crop. The fields that look
so green, when yOI1get into them you via find
considerable OF the greenuess are weeds. which are
outgrowing the wheat.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-02

Rumors continue that "high jinks' hclds
sway in the White House. The Washington
Capital says:
ar. Allan Arthur, the scion OF the house, Itss
been having high aiuks In the White House this
week with his Princeton College companions.
They came here on a singing tour, but after the
boys got up into the Executive Mansion aud got
their tight-trOGssred LEGS under the mahogany
In the State Dining Room they gave,up the ideC
of continuing their musical expedition. The
boys sang some very good songs iR front of Mrs.
Hayes vine clad fe7trait, and had y very good
time indeed.
We understand, also, that the boys found
their way to the wine cellar.
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their way to the wine cellar.

The leYel-heeded editor of the Huntington
Democrat-Senator Hilligass-proposes that
the reason for the failure of the passage of
the appropriation biz shall be thoroughly
unds rstood by the people. He says in the
last issue of his paper:
There are few editors of the State that have
thus far failed to get st through their brains that
the appropriation bill was duly passed by the
Legislature, and only failed to become law be
cause the President OF TIE Senate failed TO sign
the bill after being passed. Oamphools are. how
ever. TO be found in all avocations of life, and
the newspaper editor is no exception to the rule.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-02

MensHsan's Peptouized Beef Tonic, the only
preparation of beef containing its entire nutritious
properties. II contains blOOd-making, fOrce-gen
Grating cad life aiming properties: invaluable
for indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous prostrauoD,
and all foSus OF general debility; also, in all en-
feebled conditions, whether the result Of exhaus-
ton, nervous PTostration overwOrk or acute dis
ease, particularly il resulting from pulmonary
complaints Caswell. Hazard s Co. propIistors,
New York. Sold by druggists.
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GREATEST ON EARTG.

Cuticurs Remedies are the greatest medicines
on earth. Had the worst case Salt Rheum in his
cOuDtr,. NJ mother had Il tn enty yeas and in
fact died from Il. / believe CuticuIA would have
saved her life. My srms. breast ard heed were
covered for three years. which nothing relieved or
cured until used the Cutic1Ta Resoyent (blOOd
puriier) internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura
Soap (,he great kin cares externally.
EAWarE 0hiO- ADAMS
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1s3vice to Mothers.

Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup should sswsys
be used when children are cutting teeth. Il re-
Iieves the little sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural quiet sleep By relieving the child from psin
and the little oEerub awakes as 'bright as a but
ton." II Is rypleasant tn taste. IL sOothes the
child, Softens'tae gums allays oil pain, relieves
wind requisites the bowels, aud is the best known
remecy for diarrbea, whether arising from teeth
Ing cr other causSs. TwsHSY-ave cents q Dotte.
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Queruss Cod Liver Oil Jelly.

Approved by the Academy of Medicine Of New
York Cor coughs, colds bronchial and tuberculsr
consUn ptiOn, scroEula aud general debility. The
most mild. bland and nutritious forIn in which
Cod LIVER oil csnbe used, and with more benefit
secured 10 the patient by single teaspOonful of
this Jelly than by double the quantity of the
LIQUID OIL and the most delicate stomach win not
rejeetE.
For sale by all druggists and E r. Truck 2os
Pearl Street, New York. B
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PY.EMIA. SEPTIENIA. ScRoFULA. and other
form OF blood poisoning, resulting in glandulsr
swellings. ulcerous patches in the throat and
mouth, abcesses earbuncles, tumors. ulcers, sores
and skin eruptions. are sDsenaly neutraliz9d and
expelled By the Cuticura keSolvent. the new
disfguring humors by the external use OF Cuti
cura a'd Cuticurs Soap. the great skin cures.
germs. which float in the blood urine, and per-
spration-there Is no doubt about it-aud expes
them through the bowels. kidneys. and pores Of
the skin
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-02

Ter new Chic liquerbXl just passed. toe
law prohibits the sale o. liquor to be drunk
on the premises. 1t fires the license for tho
sale 81 alcskclic liquors st 500 per annur1
and Cor the sale of mflt liquors at $f0C psf
annusn. 1T exempts cities the 6rst'cless
from the operation OF tie Sunday law.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-02

THE pesch crop in the Delaware Peninsula
in spite of the cTeakers seems to be safe. One
who has recently been over the ground said
to the New YORK Herald of Sunday last:
The peach crop IN the Delaware peninsula will
be an excellent one this year. The danger of dam
age from frost PAS Between the isl ana lon
Of April is the .precarious season there If The
winter has been sas -ly passed. The uniform low
temperature Siuec the ground was frozen last De-
cember has kept the sap down, thus giving the
trees that COM plete rest which insures them the
needed strength 20 produce good fruit. Theu
there have bee 10 .untimely warm spells" this
spring to start thesap at an abnormal rate and
pose the buds to enlargement aud dangerlfrom q
late frost. with conseq uent blasting of the buds
None OF these EGtEhaps have occurred. Zhe buds
have only commenced TO develop and thereis not
the least risk no unless we get a blizra ard from
some quarter. In that case disaster wiIlfOllOw,
but such case does not occur once in aSeneT-
alton at this ti1ne OF the year.
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A Gard.

To ell who are So ffering from the errors and In
oi5cretionS OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
Cay, k1Ss Of manhood, etc., I viii send recipe
remedy wss discovered by missionary In South
America. Sende sslf-sddrsssed envelope 20 ReT
Joseph T. lnmAn, Station d, New York City,
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THrxz are number OF soldiers scattered
around over TIE country who're they are not
required. Why not send them West ts kill
Apaches7 That would '-he placing them
where they could do the-E,ost good.
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one byOne tbe Roses FAN.

JACKSON. Miss, April 25.-Eliza Pinkston.
colore6, who figured prominently as a wit
ness in 1875 and 1876, died in Jail at Canton.
She was buried as pauper.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-02

MAss6cxusErrs contains 1900 indians,
descendants of the trib orco in possession
of the colony. They are miserable Get,
and ara dyingNut.
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Penetrated to the Bone.

Alderman John Baxter, Toronto, Canada
AYERS that ST. Jacobs Oil will penetrate to
the bone TO drive out pain. | know it, for
have tried it; it hits the mark every time.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been tpld as 70 the great curs-
tive powers of Cuticura Remedies. 1 have paiG
hundreds of dollars for medicines to cure dis
eases OF the blood aud skin. aud never found
anything yet equal TO the Cnticura Remedies.
CHAS. A. WILLIAMS.
Provide1ce p
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As iRfGllibly as sunshine melts the snow,
Haleis Henav OF Hnrehnund and Tar lonsans

Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar loosens
the dryest cough. removes tightness OF the
chest cures cold in the head. relieves .bron-
chitis and restores the tone Of the respiratory
organs. Sold by all druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
ate.
Complexional defects are eradicsted, not
hidden, by Glen's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown, Soc
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BEST BLOOD PURIFIER.

have used your Gu ticurs remedies in several
cases of Elzams, Moist aud Day letter, and cured
them all Your Cuncura ResOlvent. 50 far as my
supply enables me 10 test IL, has. in my hands,
exceeded in efficacy and efficiency any alternative
Of in an active practice Of thirty years duration
EN-. ECKER, ". D.
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BYrIELD { HowLAND. Attorneys for Plaintiff.

CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion County -. In
- the Superior Court OF Marion County, in the
State OF Indiana. NO. 30.6S7. Room No. !. Com
plant TO quiet title "a real estate.
John Land. rs. executor of the estate OF Joseph
Deitch. deceaSed, vs.. Jane b. Sayles and - Szyles
her husband
Be Il known. that on the It'll day Of April.
1883, the above named plaintiff. By his attorneys
filed in the Office OF the Clerk of the superior
Court of Marion County. in the State OF Indiana.
his complaint against the above named defend
ants; and the said plaintiff having also filed.
In open Court, on the 9th day OF April, 1855. the
affidavit OF competent person showing that said
defendants, Jane B. Sayles and - les, her
husband are not residents OF the state OF lndi-
ana; and that said cause is an action concerning
real estate, am 70 quiet the title 20 resi estate,
situated in Marion County, IRdiana and that said
defendants are Necessary parties 10 said action -
Now. therefore, by order of said Court. said de-
fendantS above named are hereby notified
OF the fling and tendency OF said complaint
against then, ana that unless they appear ana
answer demur thereto. at the calling OF
said cause on the 4th day of Jnne. lSS3, the same
being the first judicial day of a term Of saio
Court. 10 be begun and held at the Court House in
the city of Indianapolis on tht FIST Monday in
June, 1883, said complaint and the matters and
things therein contained and alleged will be heard
and dc termined in their absence.
MOSES q. McLAIN,
apl lows Clerk.
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sEsGrcz AsTzoNY is improving. Hopes
are entertained row of his spes6y recovery.
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No GODrs, No Banners--"A summer Idy,-
IRON a Providence Merchant


Mr. George H Davis. q fruit dealer AT ~ west-
minister Street. bears hi grateful testimony TO the
unelualled excellence Of the production Of one
of our most skilful Providence Pharmacist Mr.
Davis says. Last spring ! was greatly troubled
with severe Inflammation Of the kidneys, ana IL
became so bad that at times unnated blood and
mytufferings were intense. Ny condition was
50 painful that for while was scarcely able to
attend to business, and the severe pain would
come so sudden and severely that ! would be-
OBLIGED 70 leave customer whom might happen
TO be waiting upon. During part Of the time |
was unable to walk. and scarcely knew what tol
do or which way to look for relief. AZ this TINED
a friend recommended Hunts Remedy. ] took
two bottles OF il, and # took night hold Of my
disease and cured me very speedily. and have
experienced no tno bic with my kidneys since.
"Furthermore. Hunts Remedy has strength
ened me very much. and since began 20 use IL
have been able TO attend 10 business, and an al
right now heartily recommend II to ali. What
II has done for me II will do for you whs are
sfficted."
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ayyomanano, Her DIseases,,

Is the title OF large II. ustrated treatise, by
DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. ", sent to any
address for three stamps. Ittesches success
full self-treatment
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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your Cuticura remedies outsell all other medi-
cines keep for ska diseases. Nv customers and
patients say that they have effected cure in
every instance where other remedies nave failed.
II. W. BROCKWAY. II. ID.
Franklin Falls. n. H.
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Suffered for Twenty Ys.r..

Hon. JoshuE Tuthill, Of East Saginaw. Mich,
says Count me among the enthusiastic friends
Hunts Remedy. il has proven I'm my case all
you claim for ii. Having suffered foz abOus
twenty years with Sc, ere disease Of the kidneys
(Which our local physicians pronounced Rnghgs
Diseasel, made iIuruey East to consult the
eminent DR.. Haven. of Hamilton. New York, of
whose T. me in this specialty had learned much
DR.. Haven examined me carefully and simply
aid, GO and get bottle Of Hunts Remf dy and
take according to irections' After having
travelled so Far for treatment, it struck me as
rather funny TO be directed TO take a medicine
which might have bought within a stones
throw Of my own door; but was IN the doctors
hands, and OF course l followed his sdyice. and
right glad was ] that ] did so. Tor before had
taken Hunts Remedy half dozen times found
immense teneht from it. and by continuing theI
use OF IL Tor limited time recovered frC IN my]
trouble entirely, ana I'm to-day. toink, one Of
the most rugged OF rugged hichigenders. The
world is indebted TO you, sir, for the promulga
ton OF such medicine aud hope you may not
60 without your reward -
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CUPICURA RESOLVENT.

CUTIcURA and CUTIcURA SOAP. sold everywhere.
Price: CUTICURA soc. aud si.U0 per box CUT
CURA REsOLvEgT. 81 90 per bottle. CUTICUEA
SOAP, Csc: CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP, 15c.
Potter Drug aud Chemical CO.. Boston.
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Russian papers state that several
ancient gold articles, resembling in
general character those found by
DIR. Schliemann at Mycene, have
been discovered on the northern
bank OF the ANU Darya. the ancient
Oxus' about two days journey from
kudus. The intrinsic value of the
things found is estimated at ESQ.
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in view at present, but would at
tend to their requirements as
promptly as possible.
The evenings proceedings were
brought to close by prayer.