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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
CURIOUS. USEFUL AND SCIENTIFIC

Quinine and chinconcs have proven fatal
to rabbits, guInespigs and dogs v hen admin
istered IN certain quantities under the skin
A dose of two grains proved enough to Kill
dog.
Lava from Mount Veeuvius has given,
while examined by DR.. Palmieri, the spec
trum line of the ''helluul"-an element which
until that discovery was recognized only in
thesun.
Nothing is better for whitening garments,
particularly those that have become yellow
nom being laid aside a for several
months than q teaspoonful of borax dis
solved in the rinsing water.
1t has been observed that slight handed
ness" extends far down IN the scale OF crea-
ton. Parrots take kold of their food in their
right foot By preference, and Mr. Crcokes is
inclined to believe that insects like wasps.
beetles and spiders use the right anterior
foot most frequently.
The practice of keeping night lights in
chiidren's bedrooms is pronounced very in
furious by DR.. R. II. Blackwell. Instead of al
loving the optic nerves the perfect rest afford
ed by darkness, the light keeps them in perpet-
uSl stimulation, with the result of causing the
brain and the rest of the nervous system TO
suffer.
At TIE Physiological Society, Bsrlin, it
was lately stated that tead of the con-
6ensed milk, which, owing to its large per-
cer.sge of sugar, has not kept its place IS q
food Tor children, preparation of milk has
lately been imported aud introduced into
the market from Switzerland. This milk is
protected against fermentation and decom-
position by previous cooking.
Every bresd-msker has observed that the
temperature at which her dough is kept
while rising has decided influence upon its
quality. lfit is kept warm, so that the pro.
cees of fermentation goes on rapidly, the
bread will be whittier and tenderer than If
it is allowed to rise in low temperature.
The little yeast plant with the long name
fourishes best at s. temperature of about 72o
! and when It has abundance of sugar to feed
upon. limo sugar is put into the dough
the plant converts the starch of the grain
into sugar and feeds upon it.
It has been estimated that at lesst 5000
meteoIic stones reach the earth annually
These stones are usually of inconsIderabie
size, but as they have been falling since q
very remote period in geological history the
aggregate ms which has thus been added
to our planet must be very great. The larg-
ct meteoric stone ever found is in the Royal
Academy st Stockholm, and weighs tT enty
FIVE tens. The museum at Copenhagen con.
tsina enc Of ten tons; the British Museum
one of more than five tons; the museum at
S. Petersburg, one of $50 pounds; Yale
College. one OF $50 pounds and the Smith
soDisn Institute, one Of l. 400 pounds.-N.
II. Independent Statesman.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
The Probable Remedy.

Mr.. SchimmermsD, who resides in York
County, Pennsylvsnis, recently received q
severe political shock. He was reading
his paper wien he csms across an
item announcing the fact that Andrew
Jackson had been shot and killed in saloon
row.
"Dot is Won pad ding for de country" said
Mr.. Schimmerman to his friend Schneider.
"How dat vss?" inquired Mr. Schneider.
Ivy" Schackson vss ded alresty. Vat de
beobles 60 now, reckon vote vor de ole
Shtnersl more ss dirty year, and now he
vos gone ded. Ply sehimiries, how do. goun-
try was going to get along midout Shenersl
Schsckson, dunno.
"Und so de old Sheneral vos gone" said
Dir. Schneider; @vell, veil, dot vos pad; but
den N ebbe dose politicians hunts up von of
his poys, amt it? De peoples got to hsf
son ebody TO vote for, anyhow"
yah dot vos So" admitted Mr.. Scaim-
norman; and the old gentleman resumed hi.
piFe contentedly, in the hope tina, the U nion
might still be preserved.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
HE a FUTURE.
ny EDsARO wILLErT.

Oh. what VIII you do, my little girl.
Nht woman life shall come Ia you,
wlih all It's glad completeness
can rot tel yOu. my father dear,
And indeed | often wonder:
For each of the married friends know
Has made a distressing blunder.
You need not marry at all. sweet lore.
And YOU need rot marry. my dear one:
Yet still You may make that ii e of yours
rounded, complete ana clear one.
No, no, my father, your words are wrong.
There siill would be something LACK .ns;
A weary ano paiuful sense of loss
Ny brain and heart would be racking.
But II you should marry. nay darling child,
Ny innocent. tender and glad one,
AND make mistake, as so many do.
Your lie would he such sad one.
I think. and think. my father dear,
That true love is never mistaken;
Though heavy its letters may be, ike lead,
Like down they are lightly shaken.
Whatever may fell. my father dear,
True love is ever victorious:
And SD and bitter though lie may De,
To live and to love is glorious.
need not have asked you, my listie girl,
OF your wOmau's hope hereafter,
For I see that your heart Is already full
OF a Woman's tears and laughter.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
Indiana Patents.

List of patents issued to citizens of the
State of Indiana, July 3, 1888. and each
bearing that date. Reported for the Sentinel
by G. Bradford Solicitor of American and
Foreign Patents, Rooms 16 and Is Hubbard
Block, Indianapolis. Ind:
To Winfield S. Canady, of New Castle for i'm
provements in balanced valves
To Robert w. Furnas, of indianapolis for i'm
prove ments in ice cream freezers.
To DIN Harley, of Blufton, for Improvements
in screens
To Lewis W. HssseIman. of indianapolis, for
improvements in straw sisckers (reissue)
To Mason Eediick. OF Oakland City, for improve
ments 10 binder attachments for barvesters.
To Z2chaTish Hepdrickson, of Syracuse, for i'm
prOvemenis in yelCcipedPs.
To Frederick Kley. of Fort Wayne for improve
meutS in box fasteners.
To Hiss II. Lancaster. of Montpelier, for i'm
pro- enlenis in diichirg machines
TIE BsTnaId Leniing OF Evansville for improve
meIts il tree boxes.
To Clement A. Msus. of Indianapolis, for i'm
pTovemeis ia apparatus for ana process of cooling
and COZ denSing the foam which forms on the sur
face Of feIIns uuug EquOr.
To Dsvid l. Myers. of Indianapolis, for improve
ments In mech iical movements
To William n. Rumeley, of Lapor,e, for improve
mems in usciion engines
To james stephens, of Washington for improve
meDis in drawers.
ION. u. L. SwsI and J. T Thornley,, OF AndeT-
sop. for inpTov emeDts in stop valves.
To John L. Wsg ler and James Seath, of Terre
Haute, for lmproveIne nts an car doors.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
All Around the House.

A combination of fruits often gives q
pleasant result. Current jelly is improved
by the addition OF raspberries, as also rasp-
berry jam by currsnt juice.
A bath towel that will do good service 10
made of carpet warp, crocheted in any loose
stitch. 1t is short task to'make it, and will
outlast most ether towels used for rubbing
slone.
Bananas sliced and served with ice cream
are very delicate and dainty. They should
be sliced and have little powdered sugar
scattered over them about an hour before
serving. Set them in the refrigerator for
that length Of time.
Salt sprinkled thickly on dusty carpets
clesnses them well; also bran made damp or
tea leaves. After thorough sweeping with
either Of these, use OK gall in water or hsr -
horn and sponge; wipe over entirely, ard
leave the windows open al night if pc isible.
Currants frosted make tasteful gsrnish
for iellies, or blanc mango, and add to the
goed looks Of charlotte ruese. Choose the
incest stems possible, handle them carefully,
SO tkst the fruit will not fall off, dip them,
one stem at time, in the beaten white of an
egg to which little cold water IS added, let
them drain till they are almost dry, snd then
dip Them in powdered sugar. Grapes, the
Delaware especially, are very satisfactory
when frosted in this way.
In using fsh as food for invslids the fact
should always be remembered that there is q
wide difference between the relative nutri-
tive values of white and dark fish and meat
| In meats, With the exception of pork. the
white is the flesh of young animals, and not
| beng matured, is deficient in nutritive PROF.
critics. In fish there is an absolute nutriti e
! difference in the two varieties, the red. blood
| ed being most nutritious, and approaching
eloaely to meat in food value; salmon is the
most nutritious of fish; tout Is nutritious
and exceedingly digeetible
There sre so many ways of cooking toIns-
toes that one may send them TO the table
every day for dinner without fear of their b.
| ing rejected. Scalloped tomatoes arc simply
delicious. Line an earthen dish with breai
crumbs, SESSION with butter, pepper, and salt,
then put a layer of bread crumbs, and so on
until the dish is full. Put in enough hot
water to moisten the bread crumbs; q teacup.
| full is enough for moderate sized dish.
Bake till brown on the top. Another way to
bake them is to lay slices of bread in pu1-
dingdish, and lay slices of tomatoes over the
bread have one layer ouly; season the sams
as the scslloped ones. Still another way i,
to set whole tomatoes, with the skins on, in a
large pudding-dish. make hole in the
center of each tomato. and ill it with we'll.
Season ed bresd crumbs
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11

A recent issue of the New York Tribune
contains an interview with Hon. Abrsm S.
Hewitt, in which there occurs the follow
ing;
''Nour OWL name is frequently mentioned in
connection with the next Presidency"
Il am not and will not be under any CiTcum-
stances, a candidate for the office"
But supp0sing your party should nominate
ron. how could you deCiinee"
We'll. that is difficult question to answer.
know Of no such inssarce. Silas Wright was in
formed by friends at the Baltimore Convention
that he could be nominated If he would accept,
but lie refused. He was so committed TO Van
Buren, that BE could mot honorably have allowed
his name TO go before the Convection. II I were
elected President. would 90 To Washington with
the firm belief tina. would never be allowed 10
serve out the term
why"
There are too many lunatics-toO many
Guiieaut-sI large would not go there O. al
age. ! would be President for the whole people,
and act alone for their good; aad TIA would be
fatal for me. J sm not seeker alter Office and
never wes, and do not believe IN deals and never
took part in any. am frequently criticised. but
unjustly, on account OF the deals between Tam
many Hall and the County Democracy. do nor
believe ia Tammany or It's system OF politics aud
j took part in the organization of the county
Democracy ia order to bring good men together IN
opposition 10 Tammsny. But now that the County
Democracy is no better than Tammsly II III, care
nothing more for il"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
WE SHOULD HELP ONE AxorHEK.

Mr.. Norman Hunt. Of No. 100 Chestnut Street,
Springfield. MASS. writes Apnl 10. ISIS. saying:
"Haying the salictiOn caused By kidney and
Liver diseases. and after enduring the aches pains
weakness and depression incident thereto until
body ard soul were nearly distracted. ! sought for
relief and cure from my trouble, and was told by
friend whoEsd bsen cured BY it himself. that
the best sn1 only sure cure was Hunts Remedy.
and UPON his Recommendation I commenced tax
ing it. ana the hrst few doses improved my con
dition in very marked manner, and a continu-
snce of its use has jasuded all that my friends
claimed for it-that it was a sure ard permanent
cure for all diseases of the kidneys and liver
Several OF my friends in Springfield have used Il
with most gratifying result ts ssd feel f. my duty
as well as pleasure 20 me to recommend Hunts
Remedy in the highest possible terms"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
MANUFACTURERS IEsrInoNY.

Mr.. H. W. Payne, manufacturer OF harness sal
dlery, trunks. valises, ETC., Nd. Az Main Street.
Springfield. Mass. writes us uader date of April
10, 1883:
GESTLENEN-I have used Hunts Remedy. the
best medicine for diseases of the kidneys. liver.
blsdder, and urinary organs. ard have IeceiVed
great beneitto my heslth from its use, and ind
that viii do just what is claimed for IT; it viii
cure disease and restore health. therefore pro-
nounee it the best medicine that I have ever
used"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11

witht ut beneftring the nerves. Hostetter's Som
ach Bitters, on the contrary. strengthens and
soothes the nervous system. overwo<k and men,
tai anxiety weaken and relax it, aud there is no
more eliabIe means Of bracing IL and restoring
nerve quietude. than by reinforcing digestion and
prcnourg assimilation of the food-two effects al
ways consequent upon the use OF the great stom-
scbsc Falling strength Is recuperated, q regular
habit OF the body restored. aud appetite improved
by the Bttlers. Disease must be regarded rs
ceedinely remote possibility by any one whose
system has been thus reinforced. MalaEisi dis
ease. constipation. dyspepsia, rheumatism aud
kidney trout les are overcome by and prevented by
this standard medicine, which has no peer among
American tonics and is in constantly increasing
demand In Mexico. the West Indies and South
America.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
Business in Arkansas.

The other day O man went down into the
Merchants Bank, and, drawing the Presi-
dent aside, said: al am the cause. sir, of
saving you 81. It's small sum, il is true,
bat still it amounts to something" "How
have ,ou been the means Of me saving mon
ey7' the President asked. swell, this
morning started out with the intention Of
borrowing S.. Since Their have cut down
the amount to 81. Let me have the dollar
and you may keep the four" "You are q
generous fellow the President replied, land
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11

"Mamms, what's that2" asked little
four-yesr-old in house in Warren street, as
the ghtniDg flashed last Thursday evening.
"Ths''s lightning, my son." said his mother.
us that what bit my psps the other night3"
why, your psps was never struck by
lightning" replied mis- mother. "Why do
you ask such question:" Because, when
papa came home the other night you said he
locked IS though he'd been struck by light
ming, snd he'd better 60 and sleep on the fofa
if he was going to keep his boots on. '-Syra-
cpee Herald.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
Why Incur sorfnres

BY disregarding the cleanliness of the teeth
ard thus encouraging their decay, when So
zo6ont, which is delightful TO use, prevents
the possibility of toothache by keeping the
teeth in health. No one who has not Used
this popular article can form an adequate
idea of how much improvement defective
teeth are susceptible. Sozodont is infinitely
TO be preferred to abrading tooth powders
1t preserves, not scratches the enamel.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
On 1Iargin.

Only wenti il on a margin,
Big profits looming in view,
When a boom and a SWEET of the market
A cool millioni Then he'd be through.
Only market still rising,
And profits row greater and swell.
And the fool is but grasping who holds on
And stoutly refuses to sell,
Only pocket depleted
Detected. bus ID" and sore,
And the bird that is plucked now wishes
He'd cot out q sad deal before.
-Philadelphia Press.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
INDIANA STA SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY, JULY H. 1883

aimee you have shown such consideration
viii aid you. L will cause you to save ms
s., for shs!l not give you sdoilsr." 'Then
am 10 receive no rewsrdi" "Eone that
can figure up in this world" "Well, 1
reckon I'll have to take my chances in the
next world. Very little reward we get
here. Good day, sir" About an hour after
ward, when the President arose to go home,
he discovered that the kind hearted visitor
had stolen MS hat
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILEo AID.

Albert Holt, Esq., Psymsster Boston and Albany
Railroad. at Springfield. Mass. writes April %.
1855: Il have used Hunts Remedy. and my eK-
perience with it has been such that can cheer
fully say that I en- satisfied that it viii do just
what 1t promises to do if used according to direc-
ticns."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
TIE New York Time. (R,p will talk o,
in meeting,

IN MetUDg:
There is scmeth ne Gu iously unlue<y aSout
Nj. EYe3s, the new Comm Ssiooer Of Internal
Revenue. II now comes out that he had special
plan for consolidating the Revenue Districts in
his own State, which cOntem plated one District
with headquarters in an inaccessible quarter, aud
man at the bead of il who was as pig he AIDED aud
foolish as Mr.. Evans himself. This charming pro-
gremme secured the unanimous opposition of the
business community and the Republican State
Committee with that Of all the leaders OF the
party in the State excepting only Mr.. Evans. The
President compelled to veto Mr.. Evans plan
IN toto. Ulder the circumstances 1t is fair ask
il Mr.. Evans is good for nothing a political
marsger IN Kentucky. what reasonable eXcuse
there can be for retaining him in his present posi-
ton? What compeD sstiOn does the President eX-
peCt 10 get for the IT jury which the au is tnict
ing upon the country, the party and the Admlnis-
tratfcn9
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
How to shorten Life.

The receipt is simple. You have only to take
violent cold and neglect II. Abernathy. the great
only had cough: what would you have? The
plague?" Beware OF "only coughs" The worst
cases can. however Re cuTe1 by DIR. WILLIAM
HALLS BAI.SAM for the LUNGS. In Who0ping
Coufh and Group IL Immediately Rllays irritation,
ana l. sure TO prevent fatal termination OF the
di'ease Sold by all druggists and dealers in med
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
THE WONDER

Is becoming universal as TO how such an inn
mense sale could be created in Lowell for
HOOPS SARsAPARILLA. But, my friend. If
you could stand behind our counter week
and hear what those say who are using it,
the reason would appear as clear as the
MONDAY sun. The real curative power Of
Hoops SARsAPARILLA demonstrates Itself
in every case where our directions are faith
fully regarded. We would that we might
get before the people fractional part 1.-THE
confidence that is expressed to US every day
in this medicine by those who have carefully
noted without prejudiee) its efIectsupon the
blood and through that upon the whole sys-
tenn, stimulating all the functions OF the
body TO perform the duties nature requires
of them Try bottle and satisfy yourself.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
Don't Be Alarmed

eft Brigbfs Disease, Diabetes. or any disease
of the kidneys, liver or urinary organs. as
Hop Bittefs will certainly and lastingly cure
You, and il is the only thing that will.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
K|E|R|V|EGCIO|N|QIU|E|R|0IRI
1NIEY[E[RIFIATI[LIS)
HkY-FEVER.

1 have been q Hay Fever suf
erer three wears: nave often
leard Ely Cream Balm spoken
Il in the highest terms, did not
axe much stock IN q because OF
ne many cuack medicines. A
'riend persuaded ice 10 try the
Balm. aud with The most won
lerfEl sGccess. This recon-
YOU eau use for the
leneft Il Hey-Feyer sufferers.
II. 5. Geers Syracuse, y. L.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
To Steady the Nerves

is a tssk to the accomplishment OF which narcot.
les ard sedatives are Inadequate The effect they
produce Is paralytic, They destroy sensation
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

n HOSE going TO Hot Springs for the treatment OF
blood diseases can be cured for onethird the cost
Il such trip at the old relisble stanS. have
bee located here for twenty three wears, and with
The advantage of long and successful experience
can warrant a cure in all cases Spermator-hea
and mpoteIcy. in all their stages positively cured.
flee hours, s m. TO y. IN IS Virginia avenue.
Indianapolis. Pills sent with full directions az 81
per box DIR. BESNErT.
Successor to DR.. Ewing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11

Apply By the little finger into
orpuOn u eiIsCtusily clesnses
of cataIThsl virus, causing
Il ailsys Inflammation. pro-
Innings of the head from ad-
oleteiy heals the sores and re-
taste end smell. Beneficial
by q few applications. A
viii cure. Unequsied fof
cable to use. Send for ctrcu-
Is. By NAH 500 a package
AN BALM co. 0GegO, N. Y.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11
DE-. Rogers Vegetable Worm syrup.

tits one OF the mot pleasant or pslatable prep
srations for worms We have ever known. Ii Is
thoroughly efiicacious. and never requires any
other medicine To carry 1t OFF after using It,
Children like IL, as though 1t were honey.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11

William Bassett, farmer near South Bend,
says: MY eyes were very badly inhamed,
and Browns Iron Bitters cured them"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-11

The only known specific for Epileptic Fits.-Nu
Also for Spasms and Falling Sickness. Nervous
weakness itinstantly relieves and cures. Cleanses
blood and quickens sluggish circulation. Neutra-
lies Germs Of disease and saYes sickness. Cnres