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An Appeal to the Grand Army.

No new appeals for help from the flooded dis
tricts were received by the Board of Trade relief
committee yesterday, although that body stands
ready to extend assistance to those who may
stand in need of it. The following appeal to the
Grand Army veterans has been issued by Com
mander Carnahan:
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. g. 1854,
Comrades of Department of Indiana, Grand Army Of
the Republic:
Once again terrible calamity has upon our
comrades who reside upon the borders of the Ohio
river The floods again laying waste their lands
and destroying their homes Driven from their houses
their property washed away destroyed by the surg
ing waters they and their wives and little ones do
now and will need your aid call upon the posts of
this department send, for them such financial aid
can be given. / know that many of the posts are
not strong financially, but each post contribute
something Let your gifts come quickly. Send your
contributions to e. Ii. Shower A Q. NJ. g., lndianap
oils, and funds will be sent to the comrades through
their posts. do not believe comrades that this APP
peal Will be made in vain If our order is worth any
thing at ALL it Is in the that 1t should and does
give for the relief of suffering comrades and their
families.
Give as God has prospered you; give with hearts
thankful that the great calamity that has to
many of our comrades has not reached your doors.
Let the memory of the past make You now and ever
ready to stand by those who stood by you and give
with hearts full of pity; for who like soldiers sym
pathize with disabled comrades, the families OF
those whose ties with us welded in the fire OF
battle. JAMES r. CARNAHAN.
Commander Department of Indiana &. a. L.
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Amusement Notes.

w. W. Randall, business manager of the orig
inal Hazel Kirke" company, which is at the
Grand next week, is in town.
1.-The Black Flag" will be presented at the
Grand again this afternoon and tonight. The
attendance picked up considerably last night,
and the play and acting were well received.
Mr.. j. H. Copleston will leave the Irving com
pany here to-day, and go to Cincinnati to look
after the interests of Mr.. Abbey's opera com
pany at the opera festival there next week.
Mr. Fl. j. Loveday, stage manager of the r.
wing company is entitled to great part of the
credit for the correctness, beauty, and striking
realism of the stage settings, which he person
ally superintends. Aside from Mr.. Irving, he is
the most valuable man in the company.
The following ladies and gentlemen from Peru
attended. the Irving performance Thursday
night: Nr. and Mrs George l. Reed, DR.. D. c.
Darrow, L. Davenport, E. S. Raymond, Miss
Fannie Effinger, Miss Ada Farrar, Mr.. Charles
Hosford, B. j. Runyan, j. S. Durett and Henry
Wey.
The attractions at the various theaters next
week are as follows: English's. Prof. Morris's
dog show" all week; Grand, Mrs. Bailey's con-
cert on Monday night, New York Opera Com
pany in Queens Lace Handkerchief on Tues
day and Wednesday nights, and the original
Hazel KirBe" Company the remainder of the
week. Zoo Theater Whitney & Longs Specially
Company, all week
There was a slight interruption in the per-
Torrance at the Park Theater, last night, on ac
count of the asininity of w. Kellogg, fresh
young man, who acts as stage manager. He
ordered the curtain rung down on the middle
of an act, but the manager of the company, Mr..
Fred Wilson, quickly remeded matters and re-
stored order. Kellogg was unknown to the pro-
fession until he got with this company, and it is
suspected that he is a graduate of some dive. :"
He tries to sing Il song in the first part but the
greater part of his attention is devoted to look
ing pretty"
Whitehall Review: The histrionic genius of
Miss Ellen Terry seems hereditary Her daugh-
ter. now tall, graceful girl of fourteen already
displays much taste for the stage, and her acting
in some Christmas theatricals at the house of
her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, showed considera-
BILE intelligence. She will make her debut at the
Lyceum on the return of Mr.. Irving and Miss
Terry from their American tour, and will be al
lotted the small part of page in the forthcon-
ing production of Faust" at that theater. Her
stage name is to be Aisa Craig, a trip to the
rocky islet of that name being one of the pleas
ant recollections of Miss Terry's Scotch tour in
the summer holidays Miss Terry thus "a leps
the name green in her memory by giving it to
her little daughter. Many of us will echo the
wish, Success to Miss Ailsa Craig"
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Died from Smallpox.

Adam Stoeblein, an emPloye of the street-car
company, who was found to be suffering from
smallpox on Thursday, died during the night at
his home on Minerva street, and was buried
Immediately The health officers having ascer-
tanned that his daughter had been attending the
German Catholic school on Maryland street,
yesterday ordered all the other pupils there to
be vaccinated Immediately. No new cases of
the disease were reported yesterday. 1t is due
to DR.. Wagner to say, inasmuch as he has been
unjustly criticised for not reporting the case
sooner, that he did report it as soon as it was
proven to be case of smallpox, the health
board fully generating him from all blame.
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Base Bali LawIessness.


indianapolis news.
The News has been an earnest advocate of
base ball as good and healthful game, and a
pleasant amusement. 1t has cheerfully accorded
what help it could to the base ball club here
We, therefore, feel more that we have the right
TO say to the club that when it turns itself into
an organization to Systematically defy the law of
the land, and so announces it purpose
it stigmatizes itself as q law-breaking concern
money there is in it." That is all burglar
does By such course it forfeits at once the
cOuntenance of decent people and is inviting for
itself disgrace and disaster. It's first customers
will doubtless be the police, and after that it is
doubtful if it will have any more customers, for
if we understand the temper of indianapolis, it
will not countenance such doings. 1t is lawless-
ness pure and simple with greed superadded.
The club prospered abundanty last year. APP
to long if this laW6reakin D is attempted nave
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An Acouaintance of BaI,er pasta.s,

81 have personal acquaintance with Baker
Pasha," said an Indianapolis gentleman to the
reporter, yesterday; Il don't mean by that that
am his intimate friend by any means, but
was once passenger on a steamer from Beirout
to Constantinople with the distinguished officer
who met Ell Mahdi, to his sorrow, few days
ago in the Soudan. 1t was in April, 1879, and
by reason of very stormy weather, the
trip was prolonged several days, during
which 1 had opportunity to form his
acquaintance. He is Il hne looking man, six feet
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high, broad across the shoulders, and wears a
heavy beard and mustache of tawny hue 1t
was very soon after his dismissal from the
British army, for an assault upon lady in a
railway carriage, for which he was cashered
Immediately following this event he went to
Turkey, and with the consent possibly the con
niyance of the British government rendered his
services to the Sultan. They were accepted
and Baker has since served under the flag which
bears the crescent. He is a brilliant converse
tionalist, of almost Chesterfeldian politeness
and an entertaining talker as well. Strangely
enough Major Reno, of the United States army
was fellow-passenger of Bakers. Reno was
subsequently cashiered for an offense similar to
that committed by the Briton.n
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A Choice Collection of Pictures.

1t will give pleasure to many to have the OPP
portunity of seeing the beautiful paintings
from Naples, to be on exhibition at the Art
School, in the old Plymouth Church, for three
days. beginning on Monday morning, Feb. IL.
They ara the work of the artist Ammirato,
whose pictures are so highly priced by a few
fortunate possessors. A description of each
picture will be appended, and Miss Ketcham
will kindly give any information desired.
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LADIES' LIST.
B-Brown Miss r. H.; Black Mrs. Lucy F.; Burr
Mrs Martina bolder Jennlei BrIson, Mrs. Sarah.
.C.Conner. Mrs. Kate; Carroll, Maud; Clark, Miss
D-Dwyer Mrs Annie' Dowson, Mrs. Margaret;
Dettimore, Dora: Dening, Mrs, Emma.
E-Eggeson, Mrs Ella.
Ferry, Mrs. V. +.
G-Gaybar, Miss Mary; Gregory Mrs. Mary H. c.;
Granruth Mrs Martha Ellen; Gluns, Mrs. Molly.
H-Hawkins. Mrs. Mary Ruth; Hairs, Mrs. Many
Herrall, Mrs. May; Hendrickson, Miss Nellie.
J-Johnson, Miss Matte.
Mrs. Lizzie.
I.-Iarimore, Miss Ella; Little, Miss Jennie E.
M-A1arshall, Miss Hettie; Macy Miss Anna.
Mc-McLellane, Miss Josie; McDaneld Maggie.
N-Noecker Clara
P-Pitton, Mrs. NJ J.
R-Richardson Mrs. j. c.; Ryker, Miss Carrie.
S-Sms Miss Addie; Seavin, Miss Pearl; Shriver,
Miss Clara; Strang, Miss Lizzie (2); Smith, Annie;
Smith, Mrs. lrena; Smith, Dorai Simmonds, Mrs.
Polly tor Houstonl.
T-Turner, Mrs. Mary; Turner Miss NJ B.; Tucker,
Miss Alice.
Adams, Lee; Acker, Jonas; Anslett ]. w; Allen,
B-Brown, George; BrooEbank, Mr.. and Mrs; By
Bushnell. James S; Brown. Allen Baldwin, julius
Bowers, Eli (2); Bishop, X. W.
C-Campbell, Edward Cannon, John; Clifton DR..
FARLEY. B.
H-Harlow, Thomas D.; Harvey Victor; Hession,
John; Hogarty, George; Hayes, w. T. Hager, J. O..
HaIner, B. F.
J-Jacob, Barban.
Ie-Larne DR. Lawrence, J. NJ. Corother OFFS Lewis
G. D.; Lawmour Glands
M-Marmaduke, WV; Mitchell, George.
Mc-McQueen, John w; McGriif, Robert: AIePeek
john McCarty, DR., j. N; McQuay, Wilson, McNam
ara, P J.
N-Noblitt, Hugh.
P-PhilEpps, Lewis; Potter, J. Henry; Powell
Thos. E.; Patterson Theodore Packer, Quincy Al
Payne, j. B.; Piper +. c.
R-Read, Theodore; Reece, DR.. L. p Richardson,
I. S. Robinson William; Rice, g. s. Ray, A. jr., %
S-Sims, Jasper; Sherwood, WILL Smith, a. E.
Shul, E. d. Shull, Fuel; Sheldon, S. H. Sherlock
James.
W-Wilhams, James H; Ward. Frank.
j. A. WILDMAN P NJ
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Judgment on the Cattle Transaction.

In Judge Taylor's court, yesterday, Elijah
Swackhamer, Of Clinton county, got Judgment
for 1,845 against Albert W. Alexander & Co.,
that being the alleged value of two carloads of
cattle which Swackhamer sold to a swindler
last summer, receiving forged check on Fort,
johnson e. Co. in payment The cattle We're
afterwards sold to this firm and by them to
Alexander q Co
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CONGREGATIONAL.

DLYMOUTH CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
l. and New York streets. Oscar c. McCulloch, Min
lister. Sunday-school at $50. Morning service at
1890. Topic: The Old Paths" Evening service
at 730. Topic: Values of Men and Things" Mid
week service Thursday evenings at 7;3o. Young
mems room open every evening during the week and
furnished with magazines and papers The people
invited
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Methodist EPISCOPAL.

(tENTRAL-AvENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
" Chureh-Corner of Butler street and Central ave-
Rev. A. Marine, D. D., pastor. Preaching to-
Glass meeting at go a M sunday-schaol at 2;15
p m. Strangers cordially invited. Seats free
M ERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
VI Church-Corner New York and Meridian streets
Rev. John Aabaster, D. D., pastor. Classes at $50
a. m. Preaching at 1890 a. M by the pastor; sub
iect, Sunday school and Church of the Future"
Sunday-school at p. M AT 7:30 p. m. DR.. Ala
baster will deliver lecture Hinduism" Young
peoples meeting Sunday evening, at $50 p m
Regular services during the week. You especially
invited to attend all the services.
d OBERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
II Church-Corner of Delaware and Vermont streets
Rev. Ross G. Houghton d. D., pastor. General class
at a. M and $50 p. m. Preaching at 1890 a. M
and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. Subject of evening
sermon THE Moralist.' Sunday-school at 2:15
p m. Young peoples meeting, Monday, 7:3o p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday, 730 p. All invited to
these services.
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CHURCH SERVICES.


ENIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-NORTHEAS COR
Il ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets. Rev.
H. C. Mabie D. D. will preach tomorrow at 1880 a.
m. and 7:30 p m. Sabbath-school at p. All are
cordially invited to these services.
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AUCTION SALES.

TTUNT g. McCURDY, REAL. ESTATE AND GEN
Z eral Auctioneers, 50 East Washington street.
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FINANCIAL,
ADVERTISED LETTERS

THE FOLLOWING Is THE LIST OF LETTERS
L remaining unclaimed at the indianapolis postof-
fee on Saturday, Feb 8 1854 Persons will please
call for advertised letters" and give the date of this
list:
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PERSONAL.

DERSONALl-A LADY ENGAGED IN AN ES-
4 tablshed publishing enterprise wishing to ex-
tend said business is prepared to offer by way of linn
tied partnership, great Inducements to more
ladies of unquestonabe reputation and business ten
denotes Capital required 500 to $500. Address.
by mail BUSINESS LADY, care of John Mattern,
mail carrier, Indianapolis Ind
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WANTED.

VTTANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
w the West, the Weekly Indiana State journal.
One dollar per year.
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POLITICAL.
Sheriff.

VANES r. ROSS WILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR
- Sheriff of Marion county, subject to the decision
Of the Republican nominating convention.
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ID ORERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
PRESBYTERIAN.

EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SOUTH
L west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets.
Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev.
Myron w. Reed. Subject in the evening: wendell
Phillips" The people are invited to all the serv.
ices of this church
CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
- of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod, D. d. pastor. Preaching at 1870 a. and
7:30 p. M, by the pastor Prayer meeting Sunday
morning at $50 and Thursday evening at 100 Sab
bath-sehool and Bible classes at 215 p. All are
invited.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER OF OHIO
4 and Illinois streets. Rev j. O. Bruce of Peoria,
H., will occupy the pulpit tomorrow morning at
1890, and evening at 7:30. Sabbath-sehool and
Bibe-elasses at o'clock. The public cordially in
vited Seats free
EOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
Il Pennsylvania and Pratt streets. Rev. A. II. Car
rier, pastor Morning service at 1890. Sunday
school at 2:15 p. M Evening service at 100
Swedenborgian.
NEW CHURCH CHAPEL-THERE WILL BE
| Y services by Rev. p. b. Cabell at the New Church
Chapel 1888 North Alabama street. Sunday morning
and evening. The public are cordially invited.
POLITICAL.
Sheriff.
JAMES R. ROSS WILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR
- Sheriff Of Marion county subject 10 the decsipD
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-134X1O0 FEET SOUTHEAST COR
L ner of Tennessee and Georgia streets. The best
place in the city for hotel wholesale house. when
the new depot is finished. T. A. GOODWIN 20
Thorpe Block.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-09

FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE
i Indiana Eclectic Medical College, held at En-
glish's Meridianstreet Hall Meridian and Cir
Gle streets, Tuesday Feb. IL, 1884 at $50 o'clock
p. NJ a cordial invitation is extended to all. L. ABB
BETr, NJ. D., Dean.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

nR. SUTHERLAND, A. HE INDIANA DENTAL
/ J Rooms, over Mier's drug store, 81 North Hi
nos street. is doing all kinds Of frstcass work at
reasonable Drices
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NOR SAIIE-FARAI OF 943l ACRES, EAST OF
Il Nora, Ind; 20 acres cleared and balance in pas
ture; also farm of so acres-20 cleared half
mile north of abovenamed farm. Call address
SAMUEL FARLEY, Nora Ind
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VIHE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF

TTE BON1ID OF SVIIV7VITI VO7I I9'9IO-I I7Is7 Ut
/ fers for sale the school building and grounds
known as No. 81, on West New York between Hi
uois and Tennessee streets Also, the first vacant lot
south of Noelkes foundry on South Pennsylvania
street. Proposals will be received until p. M,
March g. X. BROWNING, Chairman Committee ON
Buildings and Grounds
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WTANTED-AGENTS IN EVERY COUNTY IN
w the State for first-eass books. H. G. HANNA
MAN, 10 Circle street, indianapolis.
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IMPORTANT TO WOMEN. - DIR. RACHEL
1 SWANS Private Sanitary Home, at 334 North
New Jersey street. affords facilities for the treat
ment of women, and for the skilful management of
chronic diseases.
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Sealed Proposals
will be received until Tuesday March A. for Taber
nacle Third Presbyterian Church property situated
on the corner of Illinois and Ohio Streets lot So by
97l2 feet building nearly covers the lot; title
perfect ncumbrance. The trustees reserve the
right to reject any all proposals Address
II. II. LEE Secretary Board of Trustees.
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nONT FORGET THE MATINEE AT 23o P. NJ.
~ to-day at the Sixth Presbyterian Church. corner
Union and McCarty streets Bunyan's Pilgrims
Progress" most beautifully illustrated 1000 feet
Of eanvas. CLOSING entertainment at P. NJ.
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NOR SALE-F1NE IMPROVED FARM GIG
Il miles west of Anderson containing 100 acresi all
well underdrained; extra good buildings, fruit trees
and pOstoffce on farm. For sale cheap. Inquire eff
JAS. Balm, Anderson, Ind, or s. GRADER, Bruin
Ind, on farm.
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D-GENTLE1EN OF INTELLIGENCE
w to canvass for standard reference work.
Those experienced in the sale of hgh-priced works
greatly preferred. Address Mebert Il. Gary g. Co..
112 Mason street, Milwaukee.
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| VNTANTED-AIEN AND WOMEN TO START A
! w new business at their homes easily learned iu
an hour. No peddling. Zoe to soc an hour made
daytime evening. Send 10c for 20 samples to
mence work on. Address Ii. G. FAY, Rutland, Yer
|
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w ANTED-ENERGETTC MEN AND LADIES
w to sell my Leather Harness for cutting
dresses shirts coats and vests. Can be adjusted to
fit any form. Entirely invention. Only few
minutes instructions required to enable anyone to
Ind
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WANTED = TEACHERS, SEPTEMBER = La
w dies: Mathematics, including calculus; Natural
Sciences; Music, Spanish, and German; two lady
principals" 0aptistsl Vocalist Methodst); graduates
for Latin and Mathematics. Gentlemen: Clergyman
christian for presidency; Baptist marred) for Latin
and Mathematics; principal for Kentucky academy;
graduate (AIethodist) for Classics Many other
vacancies in public and private schools. CENTRAL
SCHOOL AGENCY 712 Chestnut st.. st. Louis, Mo.
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w ANTED-BOARD AND ROOM BY GENTLE
w and wife in strictly private family, for a
fewmonths. widow lady's apartment preferred
Address '.Board. - care Journal Office
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-01-03

At the knights Templar ball in Lar
ned, December 9th, about 25 persons
attended from Dodge City, including
several members of the order The
Larned people showed the utmost cor
diality and hospitality to their visitors,
allowing them to be at no expense
Our citizens speak in the highest praise
of our Larned neighbors The affair
was ENJOYABLE and was largely attended.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-01-03
..GOOD RESULTS"
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD AND
LIVER TONIC isVALUED HIGHLY

MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD AND
Liver TONIC isvALUED HIGHLY
have used MARSH GOLDEN BLOOD
and LIVER Tonic in my family, and
seen i: used in many cases. with good re-
suits. For Liver complaints aud blood
disorders it is safe, pleasant and POI
tent remeCv.- Barnes. Kansas City
no,
l suffered for several years with Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia and impure blood.
Two bottles of MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD
and LIVER TONIC cured me. ] value it
h,gnly.-TH. L. Martin. Dubuque. Iowa
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER Ton
&c, the great blood purifier and liver in
vigorator, and MARsH'S GOLDEN BAIsAM
the famous throat and lung medicine. are
for sale at the CITY Ding Store. Dodge
City. Large bottle 50 cents AID 81 Trial
size 10 cents. Thousands Of bottles have
been given away to prove their extraor-
dinsry merit. Two doses viii benefit.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-01-03

A BLESSING TO ALI MANKIND
In these times when are newspapers are
flooded with patent medicine advertise
ments, it is gratifying to know what to
procure that will certainly cure you. If
you are bilious, blood out of order. liver
inactive. or generally debilitated. there is
nothing in the world that will cure you as
blessing to all mankind. and can be had
for only 90 cents bottle at City Drug
Store.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-01-03

The gender aud good traits-a histor-
ical sketch, so to speak--of paddy,
the BEAR were done up by biograph-
er in the Democrat. The historical
facts arc agreed to by the public The
statement that paddy could drink more
whisky than the biographer' needs con-
frmation, and must be submitted to the
Judgment Of an intelligent public
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-01-03
EXCITED THOUSANDS

All over the land are going into pcstacy
over Dr.. king's.New Discovery for Con~
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery by
the timely use Of this great life saving rem
praise. II is guaranteed to positively cure
Severe Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Hav Fever.
Bronchitis. Hoasseness. Loss OF Voice. or
any affection Of the Throat and Lungs.
Trial bottle free at City Drug Store. Large
size q. 60
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-01-03

A check for $3.50 90, from the NJ.
+. church extension society, was re-
ceivcd by Elder George on Tuesday.
The construction of the Methodist E
church building will be commenced i'm.
mediately. The foundation for the
building was laid last fall. This struc.
ture will cost about 50, 900 and will be
the finest church edifice in the west.