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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11
LILY"
sY sFx sorsE.
As thonghts.ariee that he can illr bear

As thoaghtsarise that he can lily bear
HIS eyes grow hard and coldly seem TO glass
An amber CLEAN. like that from jungle grnss,
Where tigers crouch within their hiding lair
As day goes swiftly down the western stair
OF sky, where gloom the clouds in billowy mass
She calls him Tiger" and sees overpass
HIS face, n troubled, searching look OF care.
But let her sweet voice softly whispering add
The liquid word OF Lilly" and there breaks
a light within his eyes. as clear aad glad
Ase'er O'erarehes summer-liied lakes;
For "tiger Qily," sounds nor harsh nor sad,
And all the tiger look his face forsakes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11
@, rcr1ect Flood of sunshine

will gill the heart OF every suffering woman
ii she viii only persist in the use OF Or;
Pierce's 'Fayoritc Prescription. IL Viii
cure the most excruciating periodical pans,
and relieves you OF all Irregularities and
give healthy action. It Will positively cure
internal Inflammation and liberation. mis-
placement aud all kindred disorders. Price
reduced TO a. Ey druggists.
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A.surdIy stupid and Foolish

to allow prejudice or ignorance to get the
better OF good Judgment. 1t has been amply
shown and concluSycly proven that con-
siipaiion bad breath dyspepsia, kidney ai-
fections and all diseases OF theliyer, stomach
and bowels have beencured and can be cured
bv simply taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
Ii IS harmless; not unpleasant and easily
procured-so there is no reason to be ignor-
ant of n true remedy IL you suffer. you
have no excuse. for this medicine places GER
tain relief and cure within your reach.
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why Some People Fail in Busiaess.

They neglect details.
They fail to push business.
They talk politics too much.
They initiate their ReighbcrS.
They have no eye 10 business.
They know not the power of method.
They become rusty and lose ambition.
They let their help waste and destroy
They have too much outside business.
They fail to invent, or 20 have new ideas.
They do not advertise in attractive me-
diums.
They are never called upon by people who
"read the papers.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11
Casualties MT a Fire.

CiucASo. N0v. IA four story brick building.
No 2e5 Michigan avenue, was partially bnrnei
This morning. IN attempting TO save some oi his
goods II r. Incklior, manufactures OF patent
medicines. was quite seriously burned. ono Mll-
Ter n fireman. fell through an elevator shaft 10
lie basement from the third floor, and is Thought
IL. be fatally injured.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11
EPITHELIOMA!
OR SKIN CANCER.

For seyen years I suffered with = cancer SH M
iace. Al the simple remedies were applied Z. i.
levistc my pain but tie place Continued 10 gov
finally extending into my nose, from which cane
ycllcNish discharge very offensive il chars ter
II was also iniianed. ana annoyed me great teal
About eight months ago Twas in Atlanta al the
mouse VI q friend, who 50 strongly recommended
tho usc o. SWiit's specific that / determined 10
mako ~ elert 70 procure IL. IN this was sue
ttsSliil ard began It's use. The influence OF the
medicine ~ lirst was 10 somewhat aggravate the
sore: but soon the Inflammation was allayCd and
! began 10 improve after the first lew bottles. N
general health has greatly improved. I am
stronger. and able 10 DO any kind vi work The
cancer my face began to decrease and the liser
10 heal. until there Is not yc-tic Of Ii icftoulv
q little scar marks the place where il had been 7
am ready TO answer al questions relative "a this
cure. Nf,s. JoICIE 4. NJ DoNaIo-
Atlanta, Ca. August II. ISIS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11
ocI, Home. nilIv Mabone.

WAsnlSGroN, Nov S--Reports from Virginia
say Malone is socially aad POLITICALLY ruined. lie
has serious thoughts OF leaving Virginia. The
feeling against him in the State Is SO great that
he will DC socially Ostracised.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11

In the last number OF Harper's Magazine
diagrams are given showing how piece OF
paper cut square and marked with the sixty
four squares OF chess board may be dis
membered into four pieces, which may
then be fitted together as an obloDg contain
ing sixly-liye squares. The same four
pieces may also be put together in
another way 50 ~ 20 form an ir-
regular figure which viii contain only
sixty-three squares. In cutting the square
pieces representing the chess board there IS
no waste. Those who have not seen Har-
pers will be interested in an effort to solve
the problem on their own account.
A piece OF paper cut the size of the follow
ing diagram can be divided into four pieces
OF equal size and same shape. But how?
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hsyo had q cancer on my face Tor some year.
extending from one check bone across uie uose q
the other. II has given me great deal OF pain
al times burning and itching 10 such M extern
That IL was almost unbcarGble. ] commenced
using swift Specific in May. lS,j snd have ssei
eight bottles. u has given The greatest relief bs
removing the Inflammation and restoring m,
general health. " HArSfS
Knoxville. Iowa, sept. 8. iSS5.
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For many years Was q sufferer with cancer of
the nose and having been cured by the Use q :
= :. feel constrained by a sensc OF duty % sui
icTiag humanity 10 make this statement "a ny
case. With the fourteenth bottle the cancer DC
gan to heal rapidly. ana SOON disappeared, and
Tor several months there has been no appearance
oi sore OF any kind on my nose or hare, neither
is my at all tender 20 the touch. IhaTc taken
about three dozen bottles ;. s. =, and an sOuadly
cured, and know tina; :. > >. Slcctcd the cure
after every known remedy was tired and bsi
failed. EssBEasI SsFusaEN.
Fort Gaines Ca. May !. 1886.
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I had heard Of the wonderful cures al sFiii'.
Spesilc. md resolved 10 Try il. I commenced
taking il i'm April, 1884, Ny general health
much improved, yet The cancer which Was Ia say
breast continued t. grow slowly but surely. The
bunch grew and bccame quite heavy. felt that
I must either have il cut or die. But il com
mcuccd dschaTging Quantities Of almost black,
thick blood. il continued healing around tae
edges until February, when IL was entirely healed
mp and wei. BFrsS N0OD
Cochesett, Plymouth Co.. Mass, July J.. $50.
Swit's Specific is entirely vegetable, and seems
TO cure cancers b. forcing out the impurities from
the blood.
Treaties on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free
TIE SNiE1 SF2ClfIC Co,
n Y, Isl ". sd st. Drawer g Atlanta 6s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02
THE RULES PROVIDED
ron LANDING OF lMMeRANTs
Instructions to oomml,,lon.rs and oas.Oms
omcIal.-rho Public Debt Statement for
August-small Reduction in the Debt.
More Fourth.cia,s POstmaststS.

WASHINGTON, d. O.. Sept. 1.-Acting
Secretary Fairchild has issued circular
to the Commissioners Of Immigration and
Customs officers in regard TO the land.
ing OF prohibited immigrants. It says that
iuview Of the differences which have arisen
in regard to the construction Of SO much
of Section 9, of Gan act to regulate immi.
grafton" approved August 81, 1882, as re-
fers TO the landing Of cOnyicts, lunatics,
idiots, or persons unable to take care Of
themselves without becoming public
charge, 1t has been dsamed advisa-
ble to make other rules in ad-
dition to the general regulations.
One OF the new rules provides
that all immigrants arriving at ports in the
United States shall not be reg .rded as in
fact landed within the meaning OF the
second section 0t the act referred to go
long as they are undergoing the examina-
ton OF the Commissioner Of Immigration
or their agents, and so long Gs they are
temporarily in charge Of these officers.
and any temporary removal OF prohibited
immigrants from on board ship to a place
OF convenient examination, care or treat
ment as incidental 10 such examination
shall not be considered landed until such
officers shall have discharged such immi.
grants or returned than on ship board." 7"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02
CHOLERA'S RAYAGES
~ spAlN, FRANcE AND ITAIY.
An 1acrsAso In the Number of Cases ut Glib.
rnltar-UaIted states steamer in auAran.
tDe-CItirsns aud Military 10 Galway
Indulge in Riot-Forsign NoWS.

ToULoS, Sept. LAT the ST. Mandriel
hospital to-day nine patients were admit
ted, three died, two were discharged and
ninety-nine remain under treatment. Al
The other hospitals three patients were ad-
mitted, one died and thirty.flve remain.
The government has sent four surgeons
from Paris to assist in caring for the suf-
ferers. The exodus to-day exceeds that
Of any previons day. Many shops are
closed. One death from cholera Is reported
at Montaguac.
RoME, Sept. l.-Cholera has broken out
in the province OF Genoa. Three cases
are reported at Yoltri, and two at Bergo
Taro. The GdsstLe gives notice that pre-
cautionary measures will be enforced.
GIBRALTAR, Sept 1.-Another case Of
cholera was reported to-day in the Span
ish lines. The disease is growing worse.
To-day 10 cases and deaths have been
reported.
The United States steamer Omaha will
undergo voluntary quarantine here.
MARsRtLLYs, Sept. L. Twenty-Five
deaths from cholera were reported here
to-day. At tho Pharo hospital six patients
were admitted, two died, eight were dis
charged cured and sixty-three remain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02

WASHINGTON, Sept. lat the lastses'
sion of Congress provision was made for
payment by the United States OF oue-half
Of the cost of taking the census in such
States aud Territories as might take a
decennial census, upon condition that the
returns be filed with the Secretary OF the
Interior on or before September l.
The returns from New Mexico have j1st
been received and are as follows: P0pu-
lation in 1885, l3l, 1856; in 1880. 1885.
Farms in 1885, 10,90l; in 1880, 5,05S.
Manufacturing establishments in 1855,
2Sa; ia 1880, l44.
Returns from eight counties in Florida
have also been received and complete re-
turns are expected shortly. Up to date
the department has received returns
from from Colorado, Dakota, Nebraska,
New Mexico and Florida. 1t is known
that several other States and territories
have made censuses, bnt those whose
returns failed to reach the Department
before 4 o'clock to-day will not pc en-
titled to receive the rebate provided by
the appropriation bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02
THr HERO OF LAKE ERIE.
A Statue TO Commodore Perry Dedicated a,
Newport, Z. j.

NEWPORT, R. l., Sept. 1.-The ceremony
Of laying the cornerstone Of the statue tc
the memory Of Commodore Oliver Hazard
Perry, Of Lake Erie fame, was performed
this morning with all the pomp and ritual
of the Grand Lodge Of Masons. The statue
is now beside the base and will be placed
in position tomorrow. The entire height
OF the statue and base is about twenty
Eve feet. The base is Of the best Westerly
granite. On one side is the simple word
"Perry," and on the revese side the well
known sentence, first heard on Lake Erie
in 1918, 1--WE have metthe enemy, and they
are oufs." The lower tier Of the base Is
divided into four sections, while the top
tier is square and in one block. The
figure OF the statue itself Is very striking.
II represents the naval hero as having
Just stepped out from the boat that con-
veyed him from the ship Lawrence to the
Niagara, standing hatless upon the deck OF
the latter vessel, with appraised hand, Civ
ing directions to the men aloft to 80 trim
the sails as to enable him to get alongside
The enemy. The statue Is in bronze, and
Weighs about four tons. It is erected ex-
actly opposite the Perry mansion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02
LABOR MATTERS.
IRON SITUATION AT PITTSBURGH
Evidences of a steady 1nprovomsnt-Th'
Mills working Double Turn Glass Work.
ers strike at baltimore Endod-IsO-
sumption of Work in Cotton Mills.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 1.-The iron business
shows still further signs Of improvement
The chief, the only, drawback now is the
difficulty with the nailers, which will in
all probability be bridged over in few
days. The men are prepared, anxious to
resume work.
AT Zlg & Co.'s mill the puddlers are
working on double turn. In the finishing
department the nail rolls were set in mo.
ton for rolling nail plate iron, which in
dicates the early resumption of the nailers,
Tho prospect is brighter all around. 10
Painters mill both pudding forges and
seven trains Of finishing rolls are on, pro-
duciug about 1876 tons Of finished iron per
day, an amount much larger than it has
produced in the last eighteen months.
The puddlers are working double turn
in the Pittsburgh Forge and Iron Works;
the Allegheny mill of Oliver Bros. &
Phillips, the Clinton, the American Iron
Works, the Elba Iron and Bolt Works,
the Union Iron Works, the Soho mill the
Millvale rolling mill, the Etna Iron Works,
the Fort Pitt rolling mill, aud the Vulcan
Forge and Iron Works. In the Wayne
and Star iron mills, six heats is all that is
being made, and the same amount in one
forge in the Juniata mill. This Is the
second week, after a shut down OF nearly
FIVE months, that the puddlers are on
single turn at the Anchor Nail and Tack
Works, making from the forge Of twenty
four furnaces muck iron for other mills.
The average work for the puddlers in the
two South Side mills OF Oliver Bros. &
Phillips is scarcely half time for each crew
in the Tenth street mill, and in the upper
works the forge was lighted up four days
in five weeks.
Rumor has it the Keystone mill will
soon be started up.
The Edgar Thompson Steel Mill, at
Braddock, is still running double, turning
out from two turns $50 tons Of steel rails,
These, including the output from the
works as mentioned above, will reach
about 1000 tons OF finished iron day.
The total output tor every day Of last
month has not been quite 1000 tons, but
including the steel rails there has been
up to this writing at least $1,000 tons of
finished iron made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02
.FARN HOUSE BURNED.
NEAR sr. cIAlRsvILLE TUEspAY.
The Belmont County Fair. which opens
To-day, Promises to DO a Big speses.,
Irwin Gets Alsxandsf's Piass-sht htoI.
ing Death of MOundsyills Boy.

Special DiSpoteA tOle IaiellioacE.
ST. CLAIRsvILIR, o, Sept 1.-The farm
house Of James Boggs, in Colerain town
ship, four miles northeast Of town, was
totally destroyed by FIRE this afternoon.
The loss will amount to about $1,000.
Tomorrow Is the first day Of the fair,
and from indications it will be success.
Forty fast horses, some with records Of
2:l9 and better, are quartered en u
grounds, and the races will undoubtedly
be good. The cattle and sheep stalls are
full, and unusually large entries are being
made in all departments.
The Democratic Central Committee OF
Belmont county met here to-day. There
was large attendance, every townahip
being represented. Several names were
suggested for Representative, vice Ross ].
Alexander, Withdrawn, but after delibera-
ton Thomas ]. Irwin, OF Martins Ferry,
was unanimously chosen to be tho noni.
nee.
An Executive Committee was chosen,
and the usual opening campaign work
transacted. &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02
A MIGHTY SERPENT.
A Terrible object that n ships Crew En-.
counterod In mId.Ocean.

NEW YoRx, Sept. LA Queenstown cor,
respondent telegraphs: Yesterday the
ship Emblem arrived here, and furnished
the ''silly season" with the story Of the
usual sea serpent. Isought out Captain
Roberts, master Of the ship, this morning
for an interview, also Chief Mate Fletcher
and several OF the crew. "Yes, / have
been chatfed about my sea serpent" he
said, but it is no joke. At 10 o'clock in
the morning the wind at the time being
light from the east, q perfectly smooth sea
and the sun shining hot, | heard the mate
shout, Good Heavens, Captain, what can
that be- At the same moment point.
ing to q long object on the motionless
surface Of the wafer some yards ahead
Of the ship at the starboard side.
The vessel was going at less than ionr
knots, so we had ample time to view the
object, which remained motionless unhl
the wash water of the bow OF the ship
startled it, when it suddenly raised its
head, MS big as that Of calf, and appeared
to be surveying tue ship. 1t then opened
Its mouth, disclosing fangs about four
inches long. AS We brushed past, the en-
tire length OF its body was visible, as
there was only u few inches OF water over
its back, and it being within few feet
from tho side OF the vessel. All the crew,
numbering twenty-one, by this time had
assembled on the starboard side, and were
looking in amazement and wonder at the
strange spectacle. My carpenter suggested
that we should harpoon the thing and
bring it to the first port, bat none Of the
crew seemed inclined to have anything to
do with it. Indeed, 1confess, | felt some
what alarmed, as did most OF the crew,
fearing tho animal might plunge against
tho ships side and cause serious injury
to her hull"
The mate said: "As the animal was all
the time on the surface, it must have been
alex, aud we were fast running away from
it. 1t did not dive, When last We viewed
it with Telescope the serpent was in the
same position on the surface OF the water
as when at first seen." Seeing my in
CredulOus looks, Captain Roberts said,
"Now ask the crew." l closely examined
them, but all agreed In stating that the
length was not less than sixty feet, and its
girth about seven feet. The captain said
he had sailed in all lattudes, and some OF
his crew were very old salts, but he nor
any Of his crew had ever before seen such
a monster in the sea. From Captain
Reeds description OF the sea serpent there
il no hesitation in stating that what they
saw OF that species, and when the cores
pondent was taking his leave, he said: II
suppose people will call this a yarn and
laugh, but why should any Of Us invent q
new story on very old subject"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02
Ku Klu1Ing 10 qsorgi4.

CHATTANOOGA, FESs., Sept. l.-The Ku
Kluxing in north Georgia, which created
such sensation at Dalton last week, has
not ended. Tho vigilanb seem deter.
mined to rid the country Of bad character
by their own methods. Night before last
q body Of armed men broke into the house
Of a negro named Terry, who lives neal
Dalton, and severely beat him because he
had ctrlp'ated B!apders about Q younI
lady, and compelled him TO leaye thI
county. They also gave notice to thret
profligate characters 70 at once leave the
bounty. The neighborhood is again in an
uproar over the bold set.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02
Tha New Postal Cards,

WASHINGTON, D. q, Sept. Ian In
stallment OF 100000 postal card, from the
new contractor arrived at the city post
Office to-day. Tho new cards differ con-
siderably from the old cnes in appearance.
The size is exactly thesame. The design is
printed on light brown color. Instead
Of the head Of the Goddess OF Liberty in
ylgrette in the corner, appears fine en-:
craving Of JeHerson's head. Instead OF
The monogram U. g., the new card has on
Il the words "Untt4d States" printed at
length On the address SIDE ere the
words, "NothiDg but the address TO be on
this side.n
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DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-During torchlight
procession at Galway, last night, in honor
fMr. Timothy o Conner, q number Of the
processionists attacked a detachment Of
Yorkshire soldiers on garrison duty, sta,
toned there. The noise Of the disturb.
auce attracted the attention Of the latter's
comrades, and they issued from the bar.
racks in force and Joined in the melee.
For four hours the fight waged hercely,
clubs and stones being freely used by both
sides. A large number Of windows were
smashed and many persons injured. Fin
ally the police, who had in the mean time
been reinforced with the aid Of the mili-
tary in the riot, queIled the disturbance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02

TIE South Pennsylvania Railroad matter
assutaeS new and interesting phases.
When it was known that dicker with
Vanderbilt had given the Pennsylvania
RrilrOad Company control Of the new ven
ture, the dissatisfied minority lin stock,
not in numbers) complained that the work
was to stop and that tie road was not to
bebuit. Tho PhiladeIphiG Times. which is
very near headquarters, says that the road
is to be built by the Pennsylvania, but
that there will be no rush aboutit. The
suggestion is thrown out that stockholders
will be called on to pay in their assess
ments for continuing road which is to
be part otthe system Of the very company
they were fighting. Under the charter
the road need not be completed before
lsol. Verify 1t is hard to kick against
the prieks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02
oonl s,iners Wlli styikp,

PiITspuReu, Sept. 1.-The river GOA
miners met at Monongshsla City to-day
and decided to strike next Friday unless
the operators concede them three cents
per bushel for mining. The convention,
which was under the auspices of the
knights OF Labor, was one Of the largest
ever held and the resolution demanding
the advance was unanimously adopted
The coal trade Is in depressed condition
owing to the competition Of natural gas,
and the operators claim that they are un.
able to pay more than the present rate ol
"a cents per bushel. About 1000 miners
are EMPLOYED in the river pits.
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Tho Car and CaarIna at KIsfr.

ST PerERsBuRo, Sept. 1.-The Gear, the
Czarina, and all the members Of the I'm.
perial encourage who accompanied them
TO Kremsier, arrived at Kiea yesterday,
and were present to-day at the public'fes.
tiyihes in their honor. These consisted
Of sham battle, banquet and a special
gala operatic performance. At the ban
quet there were $50 guests, and the Rus
sian National anthem was sung during the
opera and was encored. During the even
ing the city was brilliantly illuminated in
honor Of the Imperial visitor. The Czar
and Czarins were driven through the prin-
cipal thoroughfares and were everywhere
received with enthusiasm and cheering.
At a late hour they started for St. Peters.
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