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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-20

The nanuhesser ouardsaa. dune
AZ /: one q she
Windows
Looking on the woodland WAYS
clumps Of rhodc1endrosns anu RkeSk
May blossomslil There was pn AAt
Il included one who he'd been y
spinnera bat was now 70
Faralyzedlal
That - could only bear % liein : e
1 position.
This refers 60 my case.
was Attacked twelve years ugo VITA
IA paraIytic disease Of nerve lbre
ever curcdA
and was Tor several years barely ahle se
about
And for the last Five yenrs not ehls
tend 60 my business. although
Many things have been done for me
The last experiment being Nerve sire
Two years ago was voted into The
Home for Incurables. Near Mailehesir
May. 1854
Tam no Advocate: .Foranythine IS
shape Of patent Mg1icines
And made many objections IA mY
wifes constant urging 70 try Hop hltte
finally 70 pacify her
Consentedi.
had not quite finished she first bottle
/ felt change come over me- This WN
urtlay November Sd On Sunday olalns
felt so strong said 70 my room COM
II was sure I could
''Walkl
So started across the floor aud back
hardly knew how 90 contain myself MA
all over the house / am gaining slFens
each day and can walk quite safe without
ssStickm
OR Support
am now &C my own housa and hore eo
TO be able 10 earn my own living again
have been a member of tho Manchester
Royal Exchange
For nearly thirty years. and was na
heartily congratulated Oh going into the foo1
on Thursday last Very gratefully yontN
JOHN BLACKBURN,
MANCHESTER Eng.l Dec "a 1883
Two years later ann perfectly we'll
esy~ None genuine without bunch st 81
| Hops ON the white label sShnn all The NlIo
poisonous stuff with Hop or Hop
their name.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-20

Every Organ Of the Body demands sus-
tenance and support from the stomach.
If the stomach cannot supply the all
ment required, the whole system Ian
cuisines. To rouse and regulate this
great supplying organ, when enfeebied
or disordered, there is no preparation at
present known that will compare with
Dir. WALKER's VINEGAR BITTERs.
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The high t0ned masculine head ii part
"a little left 81 the centre.

How often Ii ne light ~ tie household
flouded BY signs of melancholy or frrikahilily
~ the part 81 the ladies' Vet they are not
70 - blamed, for they are the result of all
ment4 peculiar TO that sex. which men know
not Of But the cause may Be removed and
10Y restored BY The use 0f DR.. Pierce's Ia
FoF1te Prescription which. ns onic and
aervlne for debilftated women, is certain,
lafe and pleasant IL il beyond all compare
she great healer OF women
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permanently cured or no pay The worst
Eases guaranteed Pamphlet and references
Two three cent stamps. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, 66S Main street. Buff
salo. n "
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Eli Perkins says that humor is the truth,
hat wit is not the truth. Eli is a wit.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-20

Song of the corset maker: s'Stay, lady,
stay for mercy's sake.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-20

CHAPPED HANDS. face, pimples and rough
skin cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, made
by Caswell, Hazard Il Co. New York.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-20

Baseball statues are crowding wooden In
hans from cigar store fronts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-20

a mm . month lraIary or cow uaarel0ul ~
NJ - agents for sHHE w OKf4o1ss WON.
n RIEaES; ~ rte sr for tnn PARTICULARS.
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Miss Issippi viii give her grand spring
opening In very few days.
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BNU e
DROP s.
TREATED FREEl
DIR. n. Fl. GREEN
A Specialist for Eleven Years Past

Has treated Dropsy and its complications with Ea
most wonderful success. uses vegetable 1NneSiHA
entirely harmless. Removes llaymp toms Of dto
in eight 70 twenty days.
Cures patients pronounced hopeless by the beH0 81
physicians.
From the frst dose the symptoms Fapidly. aIssp
pear, aud In ten days at least two-thirda Of IN aS
toms are removed.
Some may cry humbug without knowing AMT
about it. Remember. II does not cost sou ap4i1tH[
90 realize the merits of my treatment tor yof#mlt
In ten days the dificultv Of breathing Il fulItNNo
the pulse regular, the urinary organs made SD 8A&
charge their fun duty, sleep Is restored. thu HN
all or nearly gone. the strength increased ana aNN
lite made good. / am constantly curing cases Q
long standing, cases that have been tapped niiM'
Der of times, and the patient declared Unable ~
live week. Send for 10 days kreatnents direction
and terms free. Give full history nf cafe. &auf
SEX how long afflicted how badly swollen and Aext
Is bowels costive have legs bursted and dEiprft
water. Send for free pamphlet, contpiNsnA taatt
monais, questions, etc.
Ten days' treatment furnished free b. mail.
Send cents in stamps for postage on mediciues
Epilepsy fits positively cured.
III. III. GREEN, M. D.
80 Jones' Avenues Atlantis Gms
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m manRHw Morphine Habit Cared in 10
HHRMM% 90 20 days. No pay tiIleufed,
VI WV. Oh. J. aTEPaEEs. D abanon. ohlo.
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epna1u9 ana Brufeet u5afF16aa E1 ~ effss rf
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blister 4 applied ann BtErsta vi heal ri
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are worm ~ rftaiE ~. Agents c9n coin monoF eE&
lnk Il Is Il worthless aea8aacoNt for burma alone
send p0skal notes Or "a cent efannN 66dexsnN
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nRmsnyn DILL GreatEnyIlsh GOus and
U10M 81 lAtSs..SS RAsumalle Remedy.

PATENTS obtaiaed. Send stamp for
HAN. Patent Lawyer. Washington. D. Q.
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FAMILY GROCERIES! y

SUCH As
SUGARS OF ALL GRADES,
coGees, Teas, Spices, &c., &c.
Also large assortment Of
Cootiag Raisius, currants, Oranges, Lam
ans and Nuts cf an kinds,
together with general assortment of
PLAIN AND FRENCH CANDIES.
at Baltimore prices. Also,
PRIME ROLL BUTTER,
China. Glass, Wooden and Hardware.
&c.
Jnnlnding every article usually found in n
first class grocery store.
All my groceries are fresh and guaranteed
20 give satisfaction.
Goods delivered TO any part of the city
IrSQt charge
CLAYTON s. CO.,
dec5f No. . Market Space
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Nervous Bebif NJ ssI s C. s ,fss
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fHURSTOK'S p IsSsa TOOTH PONDER


Isl EGn hg0N. 4AGGHf AND SITUATIONS
@Ass3S tiesE29 u FuitNISHED .gtsfculafs afee..
AZ tNALnNTINE BROS. Janenyille. We.
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NNEAk MkN restored to vigor and manhood by TIE
Howard Ga9vamic shield and Nuspens0ry
y combined. Pamphlet free with POSITIVE PRo0F
American GalvanIc Co. llus Chestnut S.. Phila. Pa
A BASSAli ROOT.-East Indian Remedy for
IN Coughs Sore Throat. Cold in tho Head. Nepei
Jatts. Powdered. BIC. per package, unaround he
postpaid. II. o. MANSFIELD. New Haven. Conn.
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va, resd the third time and passed by yeas
76 Iays 0.
HIGHWAYS.
Mr.. Dunn's bill T II. r 23l] covering high
ways was read the third time and passed by
yeas So, nays IS.
YACHTING OFFICE.
Mr.. Rivers bill II. r 52sl concerning the
abandonment of county Offices and pro
viding for declaring them vacant, was read
the third time.
On motion of Mr.. Reeves the bill was
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
TWELFTH AND FoRIY-sEyENTH CIRCUIT COURTS.
Mr.. Williams bill q R 4O2l defining
the Tenth, Twelfth and Forty.Seventh Judi
cial circuits was read the third time.
Mr.. WILLIAMS: This bill will make one
new circuit. 1t makes Martin and Davies
County one circuit Knox one circuit, and
Lawrence and Monroe counties one circuit.
The dockets are badly crowded.
Mr.. BROWNING: | sm opposed to the
rate We Will soon have ninety.two circuits in
the State
Mr. GORDON: About 1873 the Common
Pleas Court was abolished and the Circuit
Court system adopted. There was more
legal business then than now. There is no
need OF new circuits. More work is all that
is needed.
Mr.. PATTEN: / know that the business
OF Knox County demands this change. The
business in that county is two years behind
now, and the Judge is good worker. He is
rainstaking, IL is true, but industrious.
The bill tailed TO pass yeas, Al F.; nays, 30
for want OF constitutional majority OF 81
votes.
RAILWAY LIABILITIES.
Mr.. Adams bill II. X 1861 10 define the
liabilities OF railways for killing stock, was
read the third time and passed by yeas a
nays /.
CITY POWERS.
Mr.. SAYRE called up the bill J. II le-
CALLING the sale OF real estate by cities
which was read the third time and passed by
yeas GO. nays 3
THIRTY FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Mr.. WILDMAN called up the bill rs. sol
to fix the time Of holding court In the
Thirty fourth Judicial District. which was
read the third time and passed by yeas ~,
nays 6.
PAY OF LABoREgs.
Mr.. KLAsS called up the bill s. 50l TO
provide for the security and payment Of la.
boring men and mechanics, which was read
the third time and passed by yeas 70,
nays 2
RELIEF or II KEfFER AND r cURRAN,
Mr. KRUEGERS bill II. r 2371 to EN-.
power the Township Trustee of Cold Springs
Township. Lsporte County, to release udg-
ments against Henry KeIfer and Robert
Curran, was read the third time and passed
by yeas II. nays 3
The House adjourned.
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Home Items and Topics.
-"All pour own fault.
II you remain sick when you can

-"All your own fault.
II you remain sick when you can
Get hop bitters that never-Fail.
The weakest woman, smallest child aud
sickest invalid can use bop bitters with safe.
ty and great coed.
Old men lettering around from rheuma-
tism, kidney trouble or any weakness will
be made almost new by using hop bitters.
Ny vile and daughter were made
healthy by the use vi hop bitters, and
recommend them TO my people.-Methodist
Clergyman.
Ark any good doctor If bop
Bltiers are net the best family medicine
MalarIal fever, ague and bIiousness will
leave every neighborhood as soon rs hop
bitteIs arrive.
My mother drove the paralysis aud neu.
ralg'a all out OF her system with hop bitters."
Ed. oswego Sun.
&p.Keep the kidneys healthy with hop
bitteIs and you need not fear sickness"
Ice water is rendered harmless and more
refreshing and revlvlng with hop bitlers In
each draught
The vigor OF youth for the aged and IN
firm in hop bitters
(-"At the change OF life nothing equals J
Hop Bitters 10 allay all troubles incident
[ Thereto"
THE best periodical for ladies 10 take
monthly, and from which they will receive
the greatest benefit, is hop bitters.h
-Msthers with sickly, fretiul, nursing
children will cure the children aud benefit
thsmselves by taking hop bitters daily.
Thousands die annually from some form
OF kidney dista,e that might have been pre-
vented by timely use Of hop btters.
Indigestion. weak stomach, irregularities
OF the bowels can lot exist when hop bitters
are used
timely use Of hop
Bitters viii keep whole family
In robust health year az a little cost
To produce real genuine sleep and
child like repose all night, take a little mop
bitters on retiring.
s-Ncne genuine without a bunch OF
green hops on the white label. shun ell the
vile, poisonous stuff With Hop or Hops
10 their name
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down were produced. These breeds are all
crosses OF the larger breeds (Cotswold, Lin
coin and Leicester) with the Southdovn, bat
they have been bred 80 true 10 certain points
and characteristics for years as to make them
distinct and pure breeds
Years have been spent in attempting to
produce breed combining the large size OF
the Cotswold, with its long silken fleece. and
the marbled meat of the Southd pvn. By a
cross of one of the mutton breeds with the
Cotswold sheep was produced possessing
the dark face and legs OF the Southdovn and
the size Of the Cotswold. This breed known
rs the Oxfords Cor Oxforddons) possesses
many good qualities that should c)mmsnd it
to those farmers who believe large profit
can be realized by raising sheep for the
butcher. They are now larger than the
Cotswolds "a ram on exhibition last year
weighing 4l3 pounds), the weight OF $50
pounds being usual. They are active, con-
sidering their size, and, though requiring
good pasture end care, are harder than The
Cot.wolds, while the carcass is nearly
equal 90 that OF the South
down. They also shear large feeces,
but in that respect are somewhat inferior
tn the Cotswold. The Hampshires and
nearly equal to the Oxfords in size and su.
perior TO them so far as ability to subsist on
certain pastures sre concerned. The Ok
fords, however, possess perhaps a greater
number OF desirable characteristics as q
mutton breed, considering size, hardness,
fleece and aptitude to fatten than any other.
With the advantage of breeds OF sheep that
weigh from 200 TO 500 pounds we see no
reason why our farmers may not produce
mutton at fair profit aud with as little
ouilsy and care IS that of wool growing
The common focks may be gradually i'm
proved by the use Of thoroughbred rams
ard ia a few years the value of the flock
- H., kleI 81
thote who are compelled to buy mutton will
be eupplied with better article than that
which now finds its way to the cities. and
which Re usually very inferior in quality.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Trrcnax M,rcb IN fggE a q -,

AAA'hH - AANANn ~ A0oJ--t ~ Ais
OPENING OF THE SPECIAL SESSION.
SPEAKER JEWErT calling the House
TO order said this special session Of the Gen
ersl Assembly was convened In response TO
the Governors proclamation read for ia-
formation in the House yesterday, and that
under the Law The officials Of the regular
session would continue in their positions
unless the House resolved up0n different
action. The Governors message having
been read would be sprt al upon the House
Journal OF 10 day without further reading.
In reference TO sppl !cations Tor leaves OF
eb'epce-
The SPEAKER sa'd that II vas bis opin.
ion % this hour that a member would have
fret 10 appear and answer 10 BIS name be-
fore leave OF absence could be granted. or
be fore bis name could oe pat upon the pay
roll. be was not certain "a 70 this, but
would investigate during the day
The SPEAKER decided that IL was not
necessary Tor the menibs % be sworn IA for
this stecial Eel ION. Re directed the rol %
be called-at the close OF which he an
nounced as present aud answering 70 their
names ninety members as follows.
Messrs. Adams. Akius, Barnes Barney, Barr,
Ret, nooe, Branch Brooks. Brownlee, Browning
buiz, Carr. Cartwright Cory, Crecesius. Dale,
pehs. Deem. Dittemore. Donhosts Dunn, E!ey.
knele. Farrell. Fisher, Fleece Floyd, Ftanklin
frazee French, Garrison, Glazebrook, 6oodi &,
Gordon, Hanlon. Hargrave. Hairell. Haworlh.
Hayden, Helms. Hoban. Hopkins. jameson, ELI
son, kiess, Kruger, Liusday, Llnville Loop,
LLOYD Meuck Of Harrison, Mock OF Wayne.
nsy, MoHsnTy, Mesichaei, MeMalien. Medcali,
VstoFn, NFefman, Passage, fatten, lendlCion,
fiee'anh, Reeves, Reiier Robertson sayre,
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One of the greatest mistakes made by
farmers is that OF expecting a profit from
mutton while engaged Ia wool.growing as &
prime feature OF sheepTsising. The wool
breeds are the Merinos, Cotswolds, Lincoln
and Leicesters, the former supplying q very
fine textured wool and TIE Others wool OF q
long cOmbing quality. Being small and
active the &erinos are more easily kept
IN. large tiocks than the Others, and can sub
sis! or scanty paetnre. The long wool breeds
are very large in SIZE, and while producing
heavy tleaces, also give extra large csYclssss
The carcasses, however, are usually
abundant in fat or tailoT, aud as q rule the
smaller sheep give meat OF better quality
In no case has the farmer been able TO breed
first Glass mutton and a high grade OF heavy
WOOL from any one breed, the consequence
being thai the me 10 1ty OF sheep sent to
market are such as have been raised for wool
| IN preference 20 CARCASS, course OF action
which ceprives the American market Of
mutton equal in quality ID that used In
| England.
OF late years great improvement has bsen
made IN the Downs" or mutton breeds.
Such sheep have been bred In England for
centuries exclusively FOR mutton though
| they also yield heeoes much above those u
the native kinds, and onr American breeders
are beginning 20 turn their attention 20 those
| breeds with view OF improving our mutton
sheep in this country. Toe southdowD, one
! o. the best and hardest breeds We have, has
| icr years been we'll known as q superior
mutton sheep but their usual size did not
make them general tavorites. especially as
they did not yield much larger heeces than
the NATIVES. The objection was also shared
| by English BREEDER and ia using the South .
downs as a foundation upon which 10 build
up other good mutton breeds the Hamp.
shirtd9wn, Ox!orddo8n and Shropshire.
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AFTFRNooN Ito.
A Sanitary MEASURE.

The bill s 2isl 20 authorize cities TO pur-
chase real estate for sanitary purposes was
read the third time.
Mr.. PENDLErON said that the bill gre "
out CT al association Of mayors held Ia this
city some tine ago. Two years ago the Sell
ers fern OF go acres was established near
this city. There the oli,l from slaughter
houses and the Ike IL deposited. This bill
will legaiize such purchases in this aud other
cities.
The bill passed by yeas %. nays 10.
THE TOWN or nRowNsrowS.
Mr.. Roberison's bill "a. f. 49, 10
lCgalize the incorporation % BroEnstown.
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Next to stagnant water on the surface
there is no more certain indication of the
need of drainage OF land than the gro With OF
these grow freely, the land is not adapted to
the growth OF any OF the grasses which are
most valuable for either hav or pasture
Good and thorough drainage, however, will
change such conditions, allowing better crops
To be grown
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Small pigs should not be allowed to make
their beds on the manure pile, says the Pitts
this and injure themselves by so doing
Pigs and hogs that are allowed to make their
beds on manure piles aud TO lie in their own
filth, soon become scurvy and affected with
e dry, hacking cough. The only remedy is
cleanliness and keeping the pigs OF the man
ure.
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The following deeds were recorded Tuesday,
March TO- 90 reported by sieee d Bernnsmer.
abstract coIapiers, Il aud 10 Thorpe Block.
Telephone, LOS;
Horace X. Allen and wife TO George
Matthews, warranty deed 10 lot 2Sl IN
II. X. Aliens north addition to the city
Mary +. sutherland ct al to James W.
Brown, quit claim deed TO lot In Suth
erand, Losey Il Browns subdivision
and addition 10 the city OF indianapolis 800 90
Mary r. Losey aud husband 10 James w
Brown, warranty deed 20 part OF LOT ?
in sutherland. losey d Browns subdl'
vision and addition 10 the city OF indi-
MSr,hS j. Roberts and husband TO- John 'O' "
W. Davis, warranty deed 70 part Of the
east hall OF the south hall OF lot ~ in T..
to the cit, OF indianapolis. ls7 SO
Ann x Mcguire et al. 20 samuel i. Beer.
bower, quit claim deed TO part OF lot
II in the Peru and indianapolis Rail.
road Conpany's subdivision OF parts OF
outots i8 ana "a in the city OF Indian
samuel +. Borrower and wife To- VIII.
helmine Helms. warranty deed 10 part
Of lot IL in the Peru ana indianapolis
Railroad Company's subdivision OF part
OF outlois iS and ~ In the city OF lndi'
sPn + futile to S'O u
Helen Rowland CT al, commissioners
deed 10 lot . In block II in George Il.
Adams addition To city OF Indian.
0polis; also, lots !. 2 30, III, ll2, 1i3, los,
1876, 1859, 100 l6l, l6l 1863 in MeCord y
Mheatey's southeast addition TO the
city OF Indiana li3 81
William II. n. Frank and wife TO l., Il.
ana w. Railroad Company, warranty
deed TO part OF the east nall OF the
northwest quarter OF section %, town
ship Is. north OF range eaSt....,...... - 90
Nicholas HofmeiSter and wife TO Sarah
stern, warranty deed 10 lot las In Al
len q Roots north addition to the city
OF go %
Sallie A. Eldridge and husband TO
Adolphus HenZl. warranty deed 70 lot
in the subdivision of lot IN Pleasant
Bonds addition TO BelmOnt....~......... Isl 90
Frank McWhinney and wife 10 Mary A.
Parry, quit claim de ed 10 part OF lot
in kdenours revised and extended
addition 10 the city OF Indianapolis. IS 90
Christopher Hilgenbe TO Mary A. Par
~, quit claim deed 10 part OF lot 80 in
Rden0urs revived and extended al.
dition 10 the city of Indianapolis..-...... 30 90
Francis Bergmann and vile to William
ID. Guiiln, warranty deed TO lot IS and
part OF - in the Germania subdivision
Of block in Holmes West End ad-
dition TO the city of Indianapois....... b0) 90
William II. Morrison aud wife 10 Batter
University, quit claim deed 20 lot IL in
lannon's subdivision OF Butler Grove
addition 10 the city OF INDIANAPOLIS. - a.
Conveyances. II; 1854 IS
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

IOnissio1is and clgt0iptsafs Of his report
fbr icdnt Of space IN these columns ,0iu appear an
IA appendix 10 Volume XIII Of The BreVier
Legislative Rep0rtsl
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Unsurpassed HaSs and Family Paper,

The proceedings OF Congress and OF our Demo-
cratic Legislature and the doinRs OF our Demo
cratic National and State administrations will DO
duly chronioled, 81 well as the current events o.
the day.
Its Commercial Reviews ana Market Reports
will be reliable and complete.
It's Agricultural and Home Departments ere IN
the best OF hands,
Pithy editorials select literary brevities and
PERTAINING miscellany are assured features.
II shall be fully the equal In general iniofns.
ton of any paper in the land. while In it's Reports
on Indiana aasirs IL will have no equal Its
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II you keep COWS for making batter, test
each ones milk separately and see IL she IL
performing the work for which you keep
bar
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PRESENT THIEvING TARIFF.

TO INDIANA DEMOCRATS; Since Issuing oui
last annual prospectus you have achieved Hlon.
ous victory In your State and aided materially I'm
transferring the National Government once moro
into Democ hands. Your triumph has been
n complete as your faithfulne6E through twenty
tonr years was heroic.
In the late campaign, as in former ones. the
SENTIHEL'e arm has been barred in the fight We
stood shoulder 10 shoulder, as brothers, In the
conflict; we now ask your hand for the coming
year in our celebration OF the victory.
Our columns that were vigorous with light when
the fight was on VII! now gince the contest 10 over,
be devoted TO the arts OF peace. With Its enlarged
patronage the SENTINEL viii be better enabled
than ever 70 give al
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Real Estate rrapsfers.

The following deeds were recorded Tuesday,
March TO- o. reported by sieee d Bernnamer.
abstract coInpiers, II aud 10 rnorpe Block.
Telephone, l,otS;