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thereby derrgv,ns him of the means Of earning a

thereby deriving him Of the means Of earning
livelihood. The defense IL that FTawley became
addicted ~ the use of ardent spirits aud resigned
his holy ONCE, taking situation as brakeIn an on
railroad, In which capacity he accidentally lost
his arm
General Crook recognizing that regular troops
are useless In warfare against the Apaches In the
mountainous country on the border 81 Mexico Is
arranging for the employment OF Indian Scouts
against the hosiiles. The General has information
that the Mexicans are not spariDg either men.
women or children OF the Apaches- The san Car.
los reservation Indians are authorized 10 deiend
themselves from the raids of the white men.
The position of the nited States Governments
relative TO the Irish conspiraters AGAINST treat
Britain has been explained to Minister west
The Government holds itself ready TO surrender
guilty of crimes in Englane, according to the
terms of existing treaties; bit proof Will be re-
quired of the identity and guilt of persons vtose
extrsdition may be asked Inc refusal TO snrren
! CT OF the evidence that he mad beeu engaged In
the Pheai Park conspiracy, as was Charged by
i British su thoriStes
| The men srrested In london last week Tor un.
lawfully having aitro-gSyceiine in theic posses
Sion were given a preliminary hearing at the
| Bo. Street Police Court Thursday Counsel for
| the Crown claimed that Norman bad been.in.
trusted bye band OF censpiratOrs with me task oil
secree mEu1factorg xt Blrminghsm To I0nao o4e
where &c to be used for destroying property al
the RISK OF causing less OF ile Gallagher, 1t ws'
claimed, was the d-sbursiag agent If the con
nished fCOm Amesi n. Dalton ives alleged TO be
i the alias OF OCOnnOr. who wenc 70 the United
| states from Ireland nine years ago, and who hac
Close relations In New York with O'Donovau
l Rosa, Dewey, and other "skirFrishers.' II turn
ibg only recently to the Queens Dominion
Counsel intimated that the prisoners might be In
might also be proceeded against under the
| treason felony act.
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STEAMERS WRECKED.
The Wylly and Merida Disabled at Sea-
Several Persons Lost.


CoLUMBus, Ca, April 12-The steamer
WylIy, of the Central Line of steamers, last
night struck bridge at Fit. Gaines, carrying
away the cabin, and striking the pier, sunk
ct once The First and Second Clerks, a
negro child, and three deck hands are miss
ing. The boat and cargo are q total loss
The names of the officers and crew
drowned are: Parser, Il l.. Palmer; clerk,
w. j. Rivers; Press Cummings, Charles
Num-, Tom Everett. Dave Brooks, Nelson
Mckay, Lucien McClary, Charles Pitts and
Green Singer.
NoRFsBK, Va, April 1.-THE steamer
Merida from Vera Cruz TO New YorE, with
100 passengers and a cargo of general mer-
chandise, ran into an unknown schooner Off
Cape Hatteras yesterday. Her bow was
carried awsy, and she put in 10 Hampton
Roads, leaking The Captain tried 10 reach
steamer OF LambeIt's Point Light last
night The passengers were taken 10 Old
Point without accident, and wreckers are
now at work to raise her. The steamer was
owned byF Alexander & SoD, New York.
The schooner with which the Merida was
in collision was badly damaged, and asked
the steamer lay by, but the latter was max
ing water so fast il was forced to bear away
for Norfolk to save the ship and passengers.
New YoRK, April u The steamship City
of Richmond has not arrived. She has not
been heard from since reported di Tabled by
the France. Was not then in need of assist
lanno
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The Bad and Worthless

are never initiated OF counterfeited. This
ia especially true OF family medicine, and
itisa positive proof that the remedy imi-
tated is of the highest value. AS soon as it
had been tested and proved by the whole
world that Hop Bitters was the parest, best
and most Enthusiastically medicine on earl b,
many limitations sprang up and bega1 to
steal the notices in which the press aud the
people of the country had expressed the
merits of II. B., and in every way tying to
induce suffering dnvalids to use their slut
instead, expecting TO make money on
the credit and good name of II. B.
Many others started nostrums put up in
similar style to X. b., with variously d.
Vised names in which the word Hop" or
"Hops'' were used in way 10 induce peo-
ole to believe they were the sane as Hop
Bitters. All such pretended remedies or
cures, no matter what their style or name
is, a2d especially those with the word
Hop" or Hops" iG their name or in any
way connected with them or heir name
are limitations or coHnterfeits. Beware of
them. Touch none Of them. Use nothing
bat genuine Hop Bitters, with a bunch OF
cluster of green Hops on the white label
rIu't nothing else. Druggists and dealer
are warned against dealing in limitations or
counteTfeits.
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HON. WIN. TAYLOR.
An Open Letter From an Ex-senator OF
Massachusetts,.
OFFICE CT VIZ. TAYLOR, 8 fENBERroN so !
BosTON Mass Nov. so.

OFFICE CT VA. TAYLOR, , fENBEkTON 90
BosToN. Mass, Nov. 80.
1t affords me pleasure to say that have re-
covered from severe case OF skin disease through
the use of the Cuticurs Remedies. My case,
which Is known to many oil our best physicians
ported fully in the daily papers. ana those who
are interested are referred to Il. Ii not OF IT,
however. that i now propose to write, put OF
accompany the treatment OF skin and blood dis
eases which unnecessarily retard azure. These
are: 1. A lack OF knowledge ss 70 how the rem
edies suggested to be used . Careless or
spasmodtc use ofthcm. 8. neglected. SAM airy ana
hygienic measures and auxiliary treatment 4:
Want OF patience necessary TO effect permanent
cure IL would seem hardly necessary TO advise
one who has paid out his m 5ney fer medicine. 70
master the directions and general philosophy OF
treatment recommended, by which alone he can
case. Many de not half learn how to obtain ala
the effect of rie remedies, because they do not
half read the pamphlet accompanying them, en-
titled Diseases of the Skin aud Blood. and How
10 Cure Them" Others know SO much more than
the Orisinators that they feel in need OF no an
structi0n. In either case there can be no great
success. The cnticurA Resolvent. The new blood
and CuHcura and Cuticara Soap, the
great ska cures, applied externally as many
umes per day as is found 20 agree with the nature
OF the disease. and regularly aud faithfully per
sisted in Careless or spssrnodlc use of tReGn can
not be expecfed TO favorably effect diseases
which have been years Ia reaching chronic
I state Nor is 1t reasonable to hope for speedy
curtis IL cases lOftufcd IOT years Dy pngsltidns
| with mercury. arsenic, zlnc, and lead. Blood
! humorS, which are born III the syttem In many
cases, and in others have poisoned the blood for
years. must be patiently treated, with all the aid
obtsinable of nourfshing food and wholesome
exercise. 70 make permanent cure. In my own
case have experienced 70 much OF failure. OF
| dependency, " useless expenditures. OF worth.
less advice. of long. increased suffering. instead
OF speedy relief. as promised. of Ignorance, OF
superstition, of posons and poisoneTs, that feel
| 1t both duty aud a pleasure not only N recon-
mend to ali sufferers from every form Of skin and
blood diseases these pure and wholesome RENE
/ dies, but TO emphasize those points which have
rendered a cure In my case possible, viz an IN
teligent faithful, and persistent use of the CUTI
oURA REMEDIES. VIM TAYLOR.
1 Price: CUTICCRA REs0LvENT. 81 90 per bottle
| CUTIcURA. SOC. per hNx: large boxes. x.C0; CUTI
l-cURA SOAP. 25c: CUTICCRA SHAVING SOAP, l5c
/ SOLD everywhere.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co Boston
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lBdL balODOL, OF HRyu, took form March Is,
when force of l0i men, LED by three Generals
and said represent the better class of the island
ers captured TOE city of Mira Seane. scot the non
CONTESTANTS on board the ships in the hsrbor. and
set about foTt;iyIDg the city, being joined by q
large number Of mulattoee-
The house of the Cannon family, in the
South Cove, Boston, was moboed Wednesday
night by about 1000 persons. anxious % show
Williams aud Father Fleming for depriving little
Lizzie Cannon OF her paper images Windows
were broken and some other damage done and
ths police we-ecalled upon 10 clear the street.
The press and people of Nashville. Tenn, are
alarmed al the prevalence of smallpox ia that
city. Complsist Ia made that there Ia little no
disease prevails. and that people 90 uDhiDdered
from. the bedside OF a smallpox patient into the
streetcars or business houses, spreading the cis-
ease at every step.
meteor Is alleged 20 have fallen near VIII
Jams ranch, Texas, on Sunday. In its descent ft
struck the house Of Mexican herdsman who
with his wife, I've children and their household
effects were driven something ike 200 feet into
the earth. several cattle sharing a similar fate
The meteor Is said to cover about an acre of
ground. that portion above The surface looming
mp seventy FIVE feet.
Father Patrick W. Frawley has brought suit
exa1ast Bishop Dwenger. Of the Diocese of Fort
Wayne. for So 900 damages claiming that, by rea-
son of the loss OF arm. he is disc ualided from
cleELeal duties except under q speeial dispensa-
ton from the holy see; that Bishop D~enger has
exertsa bis influence against the granting Of snch
dspensauOn; and that the Bishop also refused to
= sign BIN 70 secular employment IN the Church,
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instrument of appropriation.
srATE on INDIANA. MAR1oN CouNrY, ss:

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, S:
The Louisville New Albany and Chicago Rail,
way company, corporation eXKilBg under and
by virtue OF the laws of the state OF india, Il,
heleby signifies the desire aud intention II tnld
Company TO enter upon,us2 hold ana az 2Iopriaie
half ~ OF the southwest quarter "a OF section
twenty-five tl5l, aud the north hal ~ -
west quarter OF section Thirty six, all Oh
seventeen, north range three l3l east, IN on
County, Indiana. a. Is deemed necessary for the
use OF said corporation, for its rEilroa 4, trscs
rallWay' sioe tracks, turnouis ana water stations
which land so appropriated is described ss fol
lows. to-wit:
Beginning at point eight hundred $500 feet
west of the southeast corner of the sJutnwest
quarter OF said section twenty-five, thence west
seycnty-fve (75 feet 10 a point thirty three (S3
feet east OF the center line OF the railway track of
the Louisville. New Albany and Chicago Railway
Company as the same Is now located; thence IN a
nOItheasteTy direction, parallel with said center
line OF said railway track, AID thirty'three
hundred aud sixty three fe, t:thence one hun
ed and fort two li2) feet 70 the side of the
Indianapolis and Westiield Gravel R1ed; thence
in asouthwesteTly direction three hundred ana
sky three 1861 feet 70 the place of besinntng
which said piece OF laud l. part of said southwest
quarter of saio section twenty five and is claimed
by aud to be the property VI Almira Mu- taId and
James Mustard her husband. Esther Narscycc
aud Ester Hawn being mall eigtht-Ieut IS lO) of
All acre. And that part OF The north hall "a Of
the northwest quarter of said section thirty-six
hereby appropriated. is CLAIMED b. and u oe The
properly OF Omer b. BOardman and Lydia b.
BOAfunlAn MS WIG, dI1 Is uoIe PARTICULARLY ue-
Ecrabed as follows, to wit: BegI0ning at a point
eie mt hundred $500 feet west of the northeast
corner of said northwest quarter Of sectbn thirty
Fix 1867: thence west seveniy.ive (75) feet 20 q
point thirty three feet east OF the center line OF
said railway the same is now located snd built:
thence in southwestctly direction ana parallel
10 taid central line OF kaid railway d &c IF one
bu2dTed and fifty feet, theaee In a northeasterly
direction one hundred and eighEyOue QSt) leet 10
place of beginning, being IN all thirteen -Lu
0rPdthS p3 100 of ali acre OF land.
TIE Louisville, NeW Albany a ID Chicago Rail.
way Company.
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To AlmirG Mustard ana James Mustard. Esther
J. VanscyCc, Esther Hawn, 9mer b. BOardman
and Lydia 4. bOardmal, his wife: lUu ale
hereby notified that the Louisville New
Albany and Chicago Hallway com paD '
havirg been unable 10 agree With you
TO the purchase OF is right OF way. etc. fOl
it, railway through your lands said Company has
hled in the ONCE of theCerk of the eIior
Court of Marion County, InGians, 1t, Ipstrument
If Appropriation thereof, of when the above snd
foregoing is copy. aud thst SAID Company Will
The 18Th day of April, 1885, at 10 o'clock il The
forenoon Cd said day, as soon thereafi or as II
can ue beard. spply to the Judge. NspO con b
Taylor, OF said COurtat his chambers ia the Lnuri
House OF said County. III Indianapolis. Indiana
for the appointment OF appraisers TO appraise suen
premises ard the damages which you may sustain
by the appropriation of The rights and iRt rests
set forth In said instrument. and TO fix the time
said apprstsement.
The Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail
way Company.
By w. F. STILLwELL, its Attorney.
ap4-wSw
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BYrrELD & Rowland. Attorneys for Plaintiff

CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion County. IS. II
- the Superior COuGt OF Marion County, In the
State of Indiana. No. S0.6S7. Room No. /. Com
plant to quiet title to real estate.
John Land. rs. executor OF the estate OF Joseph
Deilch deceased, VS.. Jane B Ssyles and saylts,
her husband
Be it known. that on the 9TH day of April
1882, 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 Oh day OF April, 1888. the
affidavit OF q competent person showing that said
defendants, Jane B. Sayles and - Say les. nPr
husband, are not residents OF the State of Indi-
ala; and that said cause is an action oo1cernil
real estate and 20 quiet the title 10 real estate
situated in Marion County, Indiana: ano that said
defendants are necessary parties II said action
Now. therefore, by order OF said Court, said de-
PENDANTS above named are hereby notified
the filing and tendency of said complaint
against then, ana that unless they appear and
answer or demur thereto. at the calling of
said cause. on the 4th dsy of June, 1885, the same
being the first judicial day of a term Of saiG
Court to be begun and held at the Court House in
the CITY Of Indianapolis on thu first 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 G. MCLAIN,
apl 1o-W CLERK.
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HOGS Err AussR TILE & BRICK MACHINES
ADM aISTRATOR'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will sell at public
sale on SATURDAY, May 9th, 1883. sll The peTsonsl
property not taken by widow OF John Offenbaeker
deceased. consist g IN part of the following pro
erty: One spring wagon. one brood maze. one SOW
and pigs, two milk cows, about 400 bushels Of
wheat IN the bin. corn in the crib. household and
kitchen furniture, beds AID bedding ith numer-
Gus other articles tedious to men ton. Sale to
be At the late residence of the deceased, two miles
southwest from 0aklSrd and three miles east Of
Lawrence, the road known the Cumber-
land Road. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
apis 3W LEVI BOLANDER, Administrator
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Positive Cure
CATAR RI

the nosjrils b. absorption II ettectually eeanSes
the nasal passages of catarrhal virus, CAUSING
healthy secretl0ns. 1t sllays Inflammation, pro
tects the membraual Innings of the head tOm ad-
diiionsl colds. completely heals the sores and re
stores the sense of taste and smell. Beneficial
results are realized by 3 few applications. A
thorough treatment will cure. Unequaled for
colds N head Agreeable to use. Send for circn-
lar and testimonials. By mail SOC package
stamps. ELY'S CREAM BALM CO.. owego. y Y
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Oueru,s ood-Livsr OH Jelly.

Approved by the Academy Of Medicine OF New
York for coughs. colds, bronchial and tubercular
consumption. scrofula aud general debility. The
most mild. bland and nutritious form in which
Cod Liver Oil can be used. and with more bsneft
secured 70 the patient by single teaspoonful of
this Jelly than by double the quantity of the
liquid oil, Md the most delicate stomach win not
reject IT..
For sale BY all druggists. and E. a. TRUEx 9os
Pearl Street, New York. I3
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A CURE AZ LAST.
En Invaluable Article.

An article like Ely's Cream
,llm has long been desired,Gnd
low that 1t Is within the reach
4 sufferers from CatarIh. Hay
Fever and Cold IN head there Is
very reason 10 believe they
make the most of il. Mr.. W.
SuokmaD, w. z. Hannah,
iruggi~t. and other Esstonians
nave given Il a Trial, and all
commend il in the highest
inns. - EastOD. Pa. Daily
Oct. Z. 1879.
apply by the little finger into
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Danver Dai0Qa

Mr. J. A. 6fcBeth, Pacific Express Office,
Denver, Colo, was cured by St. Jacobs Oil
of an excruciating pain in the neck, and
also tooth ache. One application did the
work.
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wells "Rough On corns.

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." l5c.
Quick, conplete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, bunioas-
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NOTICE.

ID II. Lynch. and all persons GOVERNED: You
will take nntice that viii on he 5th day of Msy
at 10 O'Clock m, 1857 cell st my residence. two
miles southeast OF the City of Indianapolis Msron
County, indiana at public gu cry, one bay maze
ueft In my charge by you. 10 fee o. csre for on
or about the 2fth y of November, $3.50 to Fay
the charges Tue me for said ( ed and caro-
April g. 1881. w3w JAS q CHALMERS.
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Attention is directed To the advertisement
of the Furst & Bradley Manufacturing
Company in this issue headed Racine
Buggles-"
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Files and Bugs.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-hugs, rats, mice,
gophers, shipmunks, cleared out by Rough
on Rats" 15c.
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Decline of Man.

Nervous weakness dyspepsia, impotence,
sexual debility, cured by Wells Health
Remover" 81
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II. HOLTON. Manager.

nm EtlNNX For anything Is Spirited Pic
tOO U OsN lures showing IA Young Mar
rfed Couple in all sors at Antics. BY mail IS
cents. WARsEN, 1873 Brooklyn, New York
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Making it the largest and cheapest newspaper In
the West.
/; will contain we'll considered editorials on
every subject. political social. which may
arise The q MN ercal and Marx et reports of the
NreklT Sennnel will be complete. Its Agricul-
ursl ard Home Departments are In the best Of
hands. and VII be distinguishing feature. In
a WORD, IN news, its editorials, literary. mis-
cellany and in it general reading IL shall not be
surpassed by any PAPER circulated IN the State
I: viii be particularly adapted TO The family cir
Gle. No thinking man in the state can afford to
90 without the Weekly Sentinel eI the small cost
az which il Is furnished.
The Sentinel, 10 addition n frs superiority, "a,
mcrever. au Indiana paper. devote 10 ard espe-
daily prcsen,g InuiauG'S in teles-s poiiural and
otreg,Sise no foreign paper ~ CT can do, and
ought therefore, 20 have pref renee over the
papers Of other States and We ask Democrats to
bear this II mind, and SELECT YOUR OWN
STATE PAPER when you come 10 take subscrip-
tio1 s anu mak rp Clubs.
FISH, rPpaTtS of the proceedings NJ the lstely
elected Demac7siir Legislature vii be given.
Now j. the time Tor every Democrat IN the state
iO sGbscsihe Tor lhe Sentinel
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IN All New Enameled Gold and Floral Chrome
Ju ards name on, Ice. w. b. Card Works, West
Haven. It.
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FOR SALE
apl 1o-W

dor SALE-Matthews' Patent Renewable Mem.
u orandum Book. Send for sample copy and
price list Samples sent postpaid 70 any address
q Address SENTINEL COMPANY. Indianapolis.
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THE INDIANA
TATE SENTINEL
1888 fO' THE VAR 1888

he Sentinel is the recognized leading DENT
Graf NewspSpcr OF the State. May new and In
proved features ave been Introduced, nskiniR
Ia all respects
SUPERIOR 8-PEfE 56-COLUMH PAPER
T Il, enlarged edition viii be furnished, postag
free, al
q N z ID q hh q II.
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party
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IN the
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FIVE SETS REEDS.

Five 0etaves, handsome appearance.
lt will not take the Sirt or dcgt. Il
the Sweet VOiX CELESTE
Combination, New Grand Oman
Right and Left Knee Stops, 60 coa-
troll the entire motion by the Kncs.
n necesaary. Five 90 sets of GOLD
FL TONGUE REEDS, as follows a
set az powerful SCh-Hcss Reeds; set
Of 8 Octayes OF VOIy CELESTE: ons
set OF FRENCH HORN REEDS. and
LIZ { etsves esch Of TesE1lar
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= - y tlstN1E t1sfA OF l7E-rLl-r
GOLDEN Tongue IeeGs.
y Besides al this, iii lifted
n up with en- oct AV L
ID COULTER. which doehlcs
the power cf ire inrtl-s,-
- nlent. lamp Ssants-,
- Pocket Tor Gusic. Be9tty'3
KS paiep. Sep Action. also
- Sounding Board. L. sc.
UT has n skai-sf- La and sc--
! vieatly arranged Handles for
n moving. IT, IcllCws which
4 are Of the upright pattern,
are made from G.a bvzt C-ality
- OF r1Ibber q IL. are og ll-cas
power, and s-ra ntt sd Z p Win
steel sprin -fnrd tia rest Qgel-
iry OF I.eJal strSrL t. Icoels.
insreac CT icing covered WITH
carpet. are polished i-.etCl -
neat design. ana EarCT 81 Cas
OF repair ar worn.
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| else
tUaTlt
|fears
tout
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M q TIC"

BY W. F. sTILLwELL, its Attorney.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-21

WANTED, by a young man. rog;,;---
W any kind: is thorough cOrrear ,,s.lh q
and could assist on books. Address AZ sf-''lent
vannah News Office. - 9A-s sa-