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INTERESTING
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD
NOTES.

To clean ENC, rub we'll with hcio-
.cne oil. then scour with fine sand.
Good nour is tested bv the amount
IS voter it. absorbs. Good flour is
,,, .lv,vs ,he vhitcgt,
royar H.. baked pot,toes closely
with Il cloth, and in five minutes the
SKINS will porl nearly as well rs
tb,ucn boiled
.o,.r h,,dn,r f,r tlo ion Of :,
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Hear What the DeafSay

/, has performed a miraclc in my case,
have no uncarthly noises in my head
and hear much better,
have been greatly benefited.
Ny deafness helped great dcal-thlnk
another bottle viii cure me
My hearing is much benefited.
have received untold benefit.
Ny hearing is improving.
Ii is giving good satisfaction.
Have been greatly benefited. and am re-
j0Cing that saw tine notice OF It.
/ "Its virtues are unqucstionahc and It's
curative character absolute, rs the writer
can personally ,csiify, 10th fron expert
encc and observation. Write at once to
I llAYLoCK y jenny, Dey Street, New
York, enclosing Sl0O, and Won will receive
by return a remedy that will enable you to
hear like anybody else, and whose cura.
t.vc effects will be permanent. lou vii
never regret doing So Editor OF Rerca"
| h:t Hrri,W.
~ TO avoid loss in the mails, please
send money by tcgN cr,4 letter ,r,.
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-19

The Price Of the following organ lns
been a,Vanccd to 81, 5 since il scrt.ny this
c'rONpr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-19
FURNIsHING GOODS.

Our Furnishing Goods Department con
tains everything needed in n gentleman s
wardrobe. No gentleman of taste who ap-
prccntcs richness and elegance Of fabric
and style should miss seeing our stock.
Remember, while this nssorin ent is largely
composed Of the fines, GRADES, we do not
ask fancy figures on a single article. Our
prices will bear comparison with those us
uallv askc for cheaper goods, while in
quality and makeup they Will be found
immensely superior.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-19
THIN THINGS
FOR THE
THOUS A NDS.

Ha,flincd and Skeleton Suits in all the
newest and most desirable shades in Scrges;
aIso, Blue FlannclS, zach. Cloth, Mohairs,
Dram DEtc and Worsted Our Sccrsuckcr
Suits (all coloYs) was never approached in
magnitude or variety before i'll the State.
In Busters we can astonish you, We
have them in all the best fabrics in Linen,
Mohair, Alpaca, &c.
We also have the Largest Line Of Boys
and Chillrcns Clothing for Summer wear
ever shown.
A Separate Department for White and
Fancy Vests, in which over |, 5000 Styles
are shown, from IS Cents to $500 in Price.
We always excel in getting up Clothing
for Summer wear, and we are proud OF our
magnificent assortment.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-19
EIkSro RHrElIILLIO\
Foo ChOO'S BaSam of Sha Oh
Positively Rcstocs the liraing. and
is the Only Absolute Cure 70 Deaf
ness Known.

This oil is nh>tractcd from peculiar
species of small White Shark, caught in
the yellow Sea, known rs Calcharodon
Rondrlcil Every Chinese fisherman
knows it, Its virtues as a restorative tor
hearing were discovered by a Buddhist
Priest aNout the ycarl+ ii, cures were
50 numerous and many 50 seemingly mi
raculous, that the remedy was officially
proclaimed over the entire Empire, IT.
l-c hrcamc 50 universal that for ever 'N
wears no deafness has existed among ill'
Chinese people. sent, charges prepaid, i'
any address at 81 90 per hottie
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-19
LYDIA z. PlNXMAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
For MI those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
~ common TO our best female population.
A Medicine for Woman. Invented by Woman.
Prepared by a Woman.


Tho Createst Nrra Discovery Since tho Dawn Of History.
t<-It rrviycs this dropping spirits, invi-oratos and
harnun1cs the organic functions gives elasticity and
the step restores the natural us'o to the
eye, and plants the pale check OF woman the fresh
roeca Of llIc's spring and early summer timo.
- Physicians Use It and Prescribe 1t Freely On
II removes fantncss Hatulcncy, destroys oil craving
for stimuant and relieves weakness Of the stomach
That feeling oil bearing down. causing pain, weight
AMI hackaChc Is Away permanently cured ly 1t" use.
For the cure of kidney Complaints OF either sex
this Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA T.. PINKHAM's BLOOD PURIFIER
will eradicate every vcatigc OF humui, from me
Blood mud give tone and strength to the kySttIn OF
nun v oman or child. Insist On having 1t.
Both tho Compousd and hood Purifier are prcp"red
Mt :l and 25 Western Avenue, Ly1n, Mass. Price of
either g. Six bottles for S. Sent by mail in the form
Of nils of loznrs, receipt of price, 81 per box
Tor either Mrs. Pinkhan freely nnrwcrs oil letters OF
inquiry. Enclose Set stamp Send for pamphlet
No family should no without LYDIA +. rlNkHAN'S
LIVER pllA& They cure constipation tiiiuuSEtaS,
and torpidity Of the liver. q cents per box.
aJSoid by all Druggists.-U1 %
Ttd5z2&1EG ~
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HATS & CAPS.

We have in or cases Hats from the mos
celebrated manufacturers in the Unitcl
States, and we defy any Hat House i'll Bal
,imorr to- show finer goods or better STYLES
They will show YOU hghcrpric"d Hats
and YOU may think they are better hccaus'
the high-Ioncd lIaltcrS tell YOU so, but they
are not. onr display OF Straw Hats can
not be cqua'cl or our low prices beat,
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The ART TnnsOriaI.
NJ K. AMOS LUCAS,

VI n. 4 NTO'0 LINNN,
tofLong Branch,(
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns ofthc CLARIoS are the only means
whereby ne can bring his business to tie
proper standard gives vent Us follows;
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POONlNG AND DYElNG
In the latest style OF the art tonsorial.
SHARP RAXORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
IL the motto Of this entcrpri1in@ artist and
l,y 81 let attention 10 business can't hell
'r'' please all VA II III b,' hop vi al
vtiutB.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The exceptions to the driven-well suits are be-
ing argued in the District Court.
A case of smallpox was reported yesterday, on
Indiana avenue near California street.
Frank Vaughn's bail has been reduced to
$4,000, but he has not yet succeeded in finding
bondsmen.
John sohmd and Mary e. Theis Francis
Roesoh and Jessie Love we're licensed 60 marry
yesterday.
The State-house contractors were yesterday
paid 81, Q Sill account of estimates for work
done during April.
Martin Powers who shot Jacob sohutt, both
men being merchant policemen, some months
ago. is on trial in the Criminal Court.
Judge Howe, yesterday, granted Fannie Heg-
i'm n divorce from Albert Hecin, on proof OF
cruel treatment and failure to provide.
The Royal American Benevolent Association,
of this CITY, yesterday filed articles with tho
Auditor Of State, conforming 10 the new insur-
Rnco laws.
The nlarm Of fire from box 70 at 3 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon was cnused nv II small blaze in
Mugs cO0per-shOp ON South East street, which
was easily extinEuished.
The Evansville police commissioner was not
appointed yesterday On account of the absence
from the city Of State Treasurer Cooper He
will he named to-day, however.
A petition for the privilege of filing exoep-
tlOus to tho uIhstera report in the case OF Hatch
hgnthst tue L.. ID. " =. R1iirOad Company, was
argued yesterday in Ulle Federal Court.
Tho woman's Foreign Missionary Society OF
the Meridiau-Strept Church. will meet ut Mrs
o. f. Hasselman's, No. 1873 North Meridian
street, to morrow afternoon, from 3 to O.
In the sem i-annual settlements made with the
Auditor OF State yesterday, Siarke county paid
Into the State treasury 80. 534. 81; Pike county,
Ss.237 92; Warrick, Sll. 500.31. and Brown,
$4,000 SO.
James Farquhar, who was arrested on the
charge of violating the pension laws WINS gwen
sioner Mllgan, and In default OF bail for ST. 900
was sent to Jail to await trial.
Mary L. Johnson has begun suit against John
and Oliver Johnson, admintaj rators OF the estate
of james Johnson, for 1905 for services rem.
derrd in nursing and caring for the decedent
during his last aud "a previous Illness
Thirty-One out of thirty four OF the business
men having stOree fronting on Washington
street, between Delaware ana Pennsylvania
street, have signed "a petition asking that Wash.
tncton street he paved with Medina stone.
The notice in this paper Of the suit commenced
by Mrs. Ann Snnders against the Odd-fenows'
Mutual Aid Association might mslcad. There
ia cOntebtton between parties Aa to who Is en-
titled to the money In question. The assOcia-
ton, for safety, allows SUIT to be brought, pays
the money into court cOmpels the adverse par
ties to intprpiead, and let the court distriIuts
the money 10 those who, by IT'S Judgment, may he
entIUied thereto THIS Is u common proceeding
where there IA no dispute about the claim itself
but whrre several parties demand the same
debt adversely.
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PERSONAL,
missions.

William Niles, of Laporte, Ind, is at the Deni-
son.
A. NJ. Robins, of shelbyvine, is at the Grand
Hotel.
Mrs. W. A. Graham, of Madison, Ind. is at the
Denison.
C.M. Risg ana mother. Beatrice, Neo., are at
the Bates.
c. T, Tyler and wife, Of Boston, Mass. are at
the Denison.
Dr. R. Fl. Tarlton, OF Martinsville, Is at the
Grand Hotel.
Dr. s. H. Charlton, of Seymour, Ind. is at the
Bates House.
Hon. Jaincs H. Willard and wife, OF Bedford
ara at the Bates.
Colonel S. N. Yeoman, of Washington C. H., o.
Is at the Denison.
win E. English left yesterday for short stay
at Lexington. KY.
j. A. Larnard and E. P. schlater, OF Anderson,
are at the Grand Hotel.
Mrs. J. A. Mcdowell. OF Louisville, KY, form
erly OF Indianapolis, is the guest OF the Denison
John q. New returned from Washington last
night and will spend several days in Indian
apolls.
Pw. Riley, Peru, Ind; w D. stansifer, Co
lumbus, IND; L. M. Campbell, Danville, IND,
are at the DAnison.
". L. 1hthCE anu AuChttg VI AOShuSppFl,
Ind and Frank j, Smith and wife, OF Houston,
Tex, are at the Bates.
j. D. Wade Cleveland; c. M. Stuart, United
States army; U. J. Wiley. D, Smith, ], r. Brown,
g. H. Stewart, and II. 8. Travis, Of Fowler, are
at the Grand RoIel.
Messrs. Peter II, Ward, Of Kentiand Henry s.
Travis, of Fowler, and Simon P. Thompson, of
Rensselaer,. were in the city yesterday, urging
the appointment OF Judge Hammond to the Su-
preme Court vacancy.
W. A. Butcher, Laporte; j. W Gates, st. Louis;
b s. Schwartz, Buffalo. N. Y; E. P. Watkins,
Atlanta, Ga; o. C. Charlton, Lebanon; F. d.
Haokeman, Rushville D. c. Jenne, Brazil; j.
K. Law, Mercer, CAL; ira H. Gillum. Seymour;
]. Crosette. Muskegon, are among the late ar
rivals at the Bates House.
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TELEGRAPHIo BREvITIEs.

Two men we're killed In Moffett's mine at
Wilkesbarre. Pa, yesterday, by falling rock.
The business portion of Forney. Tex, was
600.
DR.. A. r. Stokes, OF st. Johnsbury, vt. CON
Vlcted OF abortion, was sentenced to seven years
IN State prison yesterday.
A whole family, named Hegner, and several
VISITORS were poisoned at Fosters Crossing, o.,
on wednesday, by drinking buttermilk.
Escaping convlcts in Arkansas, pursued by
bl0odhounds, caught the dogs and hanged them
70 n tree Others were obtained and tue fugi-
tives captured.
Governor BOynton. of Georgia. on Wednesday,
appointed Colonel sam. W. Small, 'Old ST." as
commissioner for the State OF Georgia to the
southern exposition.
Hon. e. John Ellis, OF Louisiana, contemplates
reslgming his seat in Congress in the event that
certain pending business negotiations in NV
YORK are contaminated.
In the class which graduated from Lane TheO-
logical Seminary. yesterday, Is a young cOlored
man, who will preach aud establish schools ana
churches throughout East Tennessee.
Lewis Carter, colored. was convicted in South
ainpton county, Virginia, of the murder of his
WIFE, aud has been sentenced to be hanged on
the IA of june Carter made a full cUnfes
sion.
The second trial of tho libel suit OF James
Frances Mailoy against James Gordon Bennett,
OF the New York Herald, resulted in verdict of
first trial
AT Cincinnati, George Norton was fatally
wounded, yesterday afternoon, by the falling OF
an elevator from the third floor OF KOrmanp's
iurniture factory, No. SCI Walnut street. The
rope broke.
During a severe storm at Lacrosse, Wis,
wednesday Afternoon, lightning struck the
house OF James ESan. severely II not fatally in
CURING Mrs Egan, and in a less degree her dauGh-
ter, aged thirteen.
Suits having sustained the will of the late Miss
Teliair, the Legacy made the Georgia Historical
Society is now atits disposal. The amount is
Sl.lOO,OOOin railroad bonds, with nine years
accumulated interest.
The National Temperance Society and Publ
cation House reelected John N. Stearns secre-
tary, and Chase Bishop Hopkins, of Massaehu-
sets. president. Receipts for the past year were
$6OoOO and the expenditures $6l,000.
At Thomasville, Ga, two oolored children,
aged seven ana nine, entieed from its home Il
three-year-old child, and throwing her down,
forced sand into her mouth until dead. Because
of their extreme youth, Judge Mitchell dis
charged the children.
Henry J. Marriott and Marie Pereux, arrested
for the larceny OF $4,000 worth of diamonds
from Paris jeweer, were married yesterday In
a New York court. where Marriott was taken on
writ OF habeas corpus Marriott was returned
to Jail and the girl to her lodgings.
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A VETERAN LECTURER.

He Thinks the Lecture Field Is Narrowing,
but WIN Never Stop TIL lie Dies.
Interview in st. Louis Post, Dispatch.
How many speeches have you made do
you SUPPOSED"
"snce my first essay in October, 1912.
have made 5000 speeches, including Ice
lures, and have Travelled 100000 miles"
when do you think of stopping2'
81 shall never stop until | die II I should
be deprived of speech believe shoald con-
Time to make motions"
Would you mind telling me why You
abandoned the subject of temperance as n
specially in your lecture programme"
'rhe reason is that the circle that II sur
rounds is too narrow. l find it very difficult
IN America to really know what public opin-
ion is regarding temperance. In England il
is different There you can focus public
opinion in twenty-four hours. The reason
OF the difference is on account of the wide
area Of the Union. find also much apathy
prevailing in regard TO temperance, The
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


The Congregational Association had a full
attendance at all their meetings yesterday. The
Ladies' Mission meeting was NEST successful
one, resulting in the organization OF new auzil-
iaries. Mrs. Smith, of Detroit, and Mrs. Wilcox,
of Chicago, occupied the last hour OF the morn
ing in able addresses before the association.
The paper of Rev. E. Frank Howe, on the
'tDnty of the Church to the Tmes,' ELECTED
animated discussion the degree OF
federation TO be exercised toward theO
logical opinion at variance from the common
belief of the church. Rev. Messrs. Howe
and McCulloch spoke the liberal size,
Rev Messrs. McCune, Seymour Hyde
and Captain Potter and Mr. Goodman on
the conservative side. Rev. Mr. Darling de-
scribed the ideal Suuday-school, empha-
sizing the teachers work with his class. The
memorial service in the evening consisted OF an
historical paper by Rev. n A. Hyde, on the bis
tory of C0ngre gatiOnalism in Indiana. He
dwet the pre-hlstOf1c period, when the Con
Eectcut Missionary Society did so much In this
State, by its missionaries, to build churches, all
III which cast in the Presbyterian mold.
1t appeared that the First Presbyterian church,
of this city, was organized by one of the mis-
siunaries of the Connecticut Society, Rev. David
@. Proctor, and paper OF acknow Judgements
signed by Isaac Coe and James M. Ray was
read.
Rev r. B. Mccormick. OF southern Indiana,
followed Mr.. II yde with very interesting renli-
niseences of his experiences in the aHti-slavery
conflict, which caused some Cumberland Presby-
terrain churches In the southern part OF the State
to become Congregational. Mr.. d. j. Baldwin,
of Michigan City. and Rev. L. Frank Howe fol
lowed with further "reminiscences.
The session of tho association cl0ses tonight,
with addresses by DIT. Clark, of New York, ana
DR.. Humphrey, of Chicago on home ana foreign
mIgsiOnB.
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As to Taxes on Coupon Bonds.

The district attorney yesterday moved exoep
tons to the masters report in the matter of In
tervening petitions in the case of Ii. b. Hur-
burt against the l. g. St. l., Railroad Company,
before Justice Harlan and Judge Woods in the
Federal Court. The question involved is the
payment of internal revenue taxes on coupon
bonds, which tho railroad company declined to
pay, and also taxes on certain other coupons
paid Jan. 1, 1872, the day after tho expiration
OF the internal income-tax law. which the gov
eminent claims that the railroad company is re
sponsible for, because the interest coupons were
paid cut of the earnings of the road in 1871.
when the law was in force The matter has been
taken under ad visement by the court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

proper course of the leaders of the Republi-
can party in the future? Is it to try to get
down lower than did Hon. William II. Eng
fish and his conferees before the
power that was to put the outs in?
Not and l am glad that all are agreed
that such a thing is not to be thought of.
The only course that is in accord with the
past record of the grandest and most glorious
political party that this or any other coun-
try has ever seen. is to come out boldly and
unequivocally for right and humanity. Let
the bugle blow no uncertain sound in this
the grandest OF all the conflicts of right
against wrong, and when the victory comes
rs come it will, then will the banner of Re
publicanism be indeed an emblem OF liberty
reyerenced by all. This need not be the only
issue of the campaign, but that it will be the
main one no human power can prevent
W. LABAREE.
CLARK's Hill. Nav O.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal
noticed i'll yesterdays Journal an extract
from another paper that conveyed the idea
that the demands of the temperance people
were responsible for placing the Republican
party in false position and thereby causing
its defeat. This notion has been advanced
before by some of the politicians, and con-
slider it to be a serious mistake. 1t will be
conceded by all that the evils of intemper-
ance are OF such magnitude that some effort
should be made to stay the tide OF misery it
is bringing in in its course; but in the effort
made in our State the temperance people did
not desire to make it party question, nor is
it their work that it has been so made. The
liquor dealers, knowing that the attention OF
the world was being directed to the immense
proportions of the traffic and its direful
effects on community, and knowing further
that such scrutiny was Injurious to their craft
wherein was much gain, they cast about for
for an ally in one of the great political par
ties ofthc State They first made overtures
TO the leaders OF the Republican party rs the
one most likely to injure them unless propi-
table. And it brings the blush of shame
that some of those honored ones were dis
posed to accept the offers, and, perhaps,
would have closed the bargain if they could
have delivered the goods. But both parties
to the bargain soon became satisfied that it
would not be ratified, and the dealers then
turned to the Democracy, and there found
the material to make the infamous bargain
that lengthens out the time in which thev
might rob and destroy. Men who had uspired
to high places in the nation; We'd with each
other in their efforts to get down the lowest
before this great whisky power. And it was
this unholy league that forced this question
into party politics and they are the ones re-
sponsible for its being there. IF this is n true
statement Of this matter ask what IL the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

clergy do not take as much interest In IT.
There is more lager beer drank annually, and
yet l should not like to say that 'intemper-
ance is increasing for these reasons L have
enlarged the scope OF my subjects"
Are you of opinion that tine lecture field
Is also being contraCted?'
Decidedly, am. 1t is getting to be played
out"
"Why?"
Because other things are taking its place,
For instance, l find wonderful development
among tine masses for good music, and it is o
good sign. Music now largely supplies the
place of the lecture platform which -four
iShed so widely few years ago. The craze
for theatricals is another cause for the de-
cline, which do not take to be so good
evidence everywhere in small as well as in
large towns"
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a NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.

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