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Excursion to Louisville,

Leaving Indianapolis at IL o'clock midnight
June %. arriving at Louisville at A. NJ Sun
day Fare for round trip, $3.50. Tickets will
be on sale at 16 North Meridian, 139 South Ill
inois street, and Union Depot. Good returning
till Monday June 90
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Half Fare

All along the line of the Indianapolis g. ST. Louis
railway on July 4. All agents Of this company
will be instructed to sell tickets to and from all
points on this line within a distance of 200 miles
at one fare for the round trip. Good going July 3
and 4, and returning July 6, inclusive
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several places, and the company owe 1t to the
public, whose property they are using without
any compensation, to make the necessary re-
pairs. If they wont do it voluntarily they should
be compelled to do it.
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Egan & Treat

WHITE ostrich feathers cleaned beautiful white.
Price, Is to 80 cents. FABLES, "a N. Penn. st.
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Tomorrow,

Between and 10 A. NJ: only we shall place on
sale 500 dozen fat percale scarfs at cents per
dozen. After 10 o'clock these goods will be
withdrawn. MODEL CLOTHING Co.
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A. BARTH,

OFFICE OF A. BARTH & CO.,
TANNERS AND CURRIERS'
Manufacturers and Dealers in all Domestic Leather;
large selection of Best French Calf, Kip and
Calf Skins, Shoe Findings, ETC.,
No. 63 STATE STREET,
New ALBANY, IND, March l, 1885.
J. w. Dean, ESQ, General Manager New York Life
Insurance Company, Indianapolis, Ind:
Dear SRI am in receipt of your favor of
Feb. 26, stating the benefits to which I am
entitled under the five different options of my
Tontine policy No. 1920 find have paid in
ten years the sum of 81 ,623 so. and now, under
the third option, I am entitled to the sum of
81 397. 10 in cash. which will leave but $226. 40
as the net cost of $1,000 insurance in your com
pany for the whole ten years. will accept the
cash value of this policy, and will take $1,000
with you again, on the ten payment life plan
this time l am now fifty-one years of age, and
trust shall enjoy as good health for the next
ten years as I have in the past ten. have no
hesitancy in recommending the old New York
Life to my friends who wish safe and profitable
insurance. AUG BARTH.
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TANNERS TO THE FRONT.

There's NOTHING, like leather, as the saying
goes, and from Simon, who had his watts by the
sea. to General Grant, tanners have been gen
erous level-headed set, noted for the quality of
their understanding In the present case the
good qualities of the tanner have their root in
the frugal German blood, which, under Bismarck
makes life insurance a duty to be enforced by
law In our own more favored land, the German
takes life insurance as he does lager, because he
likes it, and when you read the following letter
you can't wonder at it. It only remains to be
said that other options offered Mr.. Barth were
~ a cash dividend of $577.05 together with the
privilege of continuing his policy at original
premium rates, or ~ paid-up policy for So 92O
or (3) a cash annuity of $1l3 70 for the remain
der Of life.
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accuracy"
A large part Of the c%"ltu'- 1T he -"
srs consists in securing hnbs~ .t.i,-"r.
walton and attention. VIII u Il, and
TO link int" revrry or "la, by, r'ishrr
eye nor .ar can fulfi, their true w",k
The power Of c"uc~ntrati". The
'ho gil tor the time h~i,,:. :. H..
object on which We look, ~ h .ound
to which We listen, wti'm <" the light
aud hrar'ig more nr"tr arH r..
|, ia y rare but valuable ability hat
takes IN much at n ginnc., AID - il
imp.r>-rd IN the mtmmy. l. il
rl,i,dh,mi that th--. h"bif- can br
most easily and plrn>nr"b'y GAINED.
! he sens : are then more artl.. and
anrnahie Obtaining than I'll .n-.',at
Iuw.i> aud most chii,l."n wu - hr
better and more halm,nion~y h-vrl-
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ing. >h"n'd this -utJrc: .onr.- =
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thought and ta.+nt education Ugh,
fully claim-. our cMti,en VII. grow tn
bc moie reliable, more truthful, and
c.italn,y happier ami more cnpab,, Of
giving happiness to oth.,. han their
fnth"is have even been -Phi.aIcirh.n
Ledger.
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An :MterprlsiAK, Reliable Heuse.

J Our Landry cm" always hr relied
"".. 80 only t" carry in stock the
" '"f *'rythinx. hut I" 'rc"lc the
.~"c, t." such articles u, have w,il.
v" merit aud ~. t"'rala, with III"
81, thereby sustaining the re!,nta
,"~ 'fh.ans always rnt"rpris'ns. and
:" ii bio. Having secured the
~ the c"i+ha'-I DR.. Kings
4 Discovery for Consnmption. will
~ ut il pn-isivr guarantee. II will
no., { . a:'y and every affection Of
/. h..a. I.un.-. aud Chest, aud to show
81. ~ Il 'rnce we invite you t" call
nj sci !, trial Battle Free.
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WHAT OLD SUBSCRIBERS SAY
When they Renee their Subscript,

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LA. WEIGH. Sullivan. O.. says: ut 10 bst-
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Mispronunciation.

Now that We have had what may
be named run Of spelling bees,
would it not be we'll 10 inaugura,e,
as the reporters would say, pro
nouncing classes tor young folks,
aud for those who are not so young?
Although as 4 people We use our
native language far better and
more COZ rectly than the people OF
any other country use theirs, our
pronunciation aud enunciatiou are
greatly at fault. We are inclined
10 swallow u words, to clip syl
tables, 10 slide consonants as well
as vowelS, aud to such HI extent
that their full enunciation sounds
affrctedIy. How rarely We hear
cemetery pronounced IT. four sylla
bIes! 1t is generally uttered in
thee sometimes even in two sylla
bies. Book case ia given with the
entire elision Of the G sound. limo
cent and innocence are spoken as
if written inuosuut aud innosunce.
We are particularly culpable in
sounding u and cU. Endure is ;cal
led endoor ; opportunity oppertou>
ni'y , dew, doc; blue, bloc ; news,
noos, etc. This full u aud 60 sound
one of the richest in the language,
is omitted III such common words
as picture, lecture, nature. which
are pronounced FLETCHER, lectcher,
hatcher. Our as, too, are apt to
be rendered too thin in all words.
We often utter laugh, balm, fast,
bath, not with the broad, but the
slender sound, thereby sadly i'm
pairing our speech. And our lack
Of e%uuuciation is 10 bad as our mis-
pronunciation. We notice it among
Intelligent aud educated persons
who fall into the habit ore from
slovenliness than ignorance. How
very few Of our public speakers,
even those claiming wide culture,
e%nunciate or pronounce AS they
should. We are impoverishing
our opulent, vigorous, noble tongue
BY extreme slovenliness aud mat
tention, and ii the national fond
ness for novelty should take on the
form Of pronouncing classes in and
out Of schools, and should steadily
adhere to it, our language and our
selves would be materially benefit
ted.-Ex.
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PRIX NODEREES.

$2OO,OOO::::.lf r n. ; cent. s;:sr ,o: sss.
and BY mail yon viii get free q package Of
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about the 500 600 in presents with caoh box.
Agents wanted everywhere. Of either SEE, Of
oil ages, for all the tinse. or spare time only.
to work for NJ q their ewn homes. For.
times for all workers. Absolutely assured.
Doa't delay. H. HALLssT 4 Co, Portland
Maine.
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NOCvRAUx AARAN0ENxDTD:
H0TEL. DES ~ETRAN6ERN.
Enceisnars des rues Green ct TAibedaax.

Mr.. Thenas Aiberti PREVENT sss snis
les ~voyageurs sa'n Went Dc tsire de nou
. a~rrenEeEente qui lui permettront dc
s'atisfaire tout eeux qui voudront lhonno-
rer deleur eoD6aAce
Repss Ato1ts hsurs Dc 10 ionrnks ct IN
commando.
Table d'h6ts \ 10 beures du matin pour
deieuner ct ! 4 heures du soir pour diner.
Chambres commodes ct bion Eaxsies
PRIx NODEREES.
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Rice Sacks.
Would like to sack the crop.
See advertisement ia another CO
umD.
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For-EYibeD.
Los ANGELES. April

LVS S NOELsS, a fiIi !.
 Tho investigation committee of tLc city council, for the purpose of sitting the charges of irree eeu.arity made against Chief of Police McCarthy, was in sess- ion lere yesterday. The meeting was very stormy. A large number of out. siders, and members of the council among then, joined in the discussion at tires, and the widest confusion prevailed. 4 number of witnesse> were called for the defense. The main drift of the charges against the chief i> that he favors the Chinese gambling games anl has peen dcrelict in eu- forcing the law and serving warrant R. A. Ling. an tx city just co, testified to this effect whe.. Ling and McCar,ly ' had high worus in reference to raidin. the tan genes. The lie was passea and a scene of confusion ensucd. Dr. French then endeavcreI to introduce a Chinese account book, which the in- terpre.er was to read He said it could be proven by the book tha. the chief Las, since his induction into of 
 ice, been receiving $35 . week from residents of Chinatown, on the prom lse tl.at samblimg-houses in that DOT t on of the city should be unnlolested by the police. Dr. French said he thought this would show why tLe war rants had not been served, and he iu sisted on the introduction of this testi- mony. This was considered out oi order by the council committee, a ma ioritv of whom did not like the cha ..- ac CT of the testimony, and succeeded in carrying a motion to adjourn until next week. The investigation creates great deal of comment, as the chei has been in hot water ever since his appointment, and strong efforts are being maJe to oust him by those to whom he is obnoxious.
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Notable5 on theway.


 A Washington special says: Senator Cameron starts next week for New Mexico, Arizona and southern Cali fornia, and will be gone some weeks. The SeLetor is interested with Hill meyer, Brewster Cameron and others in a large ranch near Tucson, sdmira- Lly located and well stocked with cattle.
 President Adams, of the Union Pa ciic, will be here next week on the way to Chicago; thence in a privats car, via New Orleans, to the City of Mexico, probably to be joined on the way by other people interested in ,he Union Pacific, and in Mexico by Car. ence King The party will return north via the Mexican Central and the Southern Pacific to San Francisco. They will probably extend the journey to Victoria and Portland and return by the way of the Central and Union Pacific. The trip will probably ocou py eight weeks.
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OFF SHOOTS.

Good linen shirts SI 25 st Meyers.
 s6 pants fer sI .; J. Meyers S Bro.
 Overslls 75 cents per pair a. Meyers.
 Flannel underwear for cost a, Meyers.
 Tea Kettle whisky at R.Gerty'. saloon
 Shoes for your own pr.cc at J. Meyers & Bro.
 Full stock calf boots for si at J. Meyers & Bros.
 Go to Schwartz for your French kid shues.
 wASrro-A cabin, ehea2. Apply at thls ofict
 Keno every right at ..he Bank Ex- chan e.
 ttteriys'
 Kc.o, Stop 'er,. us!d... At the Bank Exchange tu-nig.It. A soc leather trunk given away with every purchase all. Meyers < Bros.
 The best California butter. @ cents roll at the Cash Store of WALcorr & MEsIcK. Three dozen eggs for sl, at the Cash Store of WALcorr S NEsICK. Sch Lwariz keeps the only Hrst-class shoe l store in lomb5tonc. Fine imported lunches al the Fountain | Meals cooked to order. All goods below cost at J. Meyers & Bro. Allen and Fifth streets. Spring heel chiid's shoes in great variety at Schwariz's shoe store. Gents fine boots from two to i've dollars at Sclrwartz'. shoe store. Sewartz is selling boots and skocs for less than any other dealer in town. | Procure your tickets fort he big t2o5o keno pot to take place Sunday iSght. | The Pioneer mills foar. Sacramento, is ths best in the market For sale at the Cash Store of WoLcoTr < MEssIcK- Schwartz only keeps white mems goods and this Is more than $ great many others keep.
 Mrs. Jones. the cnterprising proprietrcs' of the International Restaurant, has sccarcC the services of that monarch ef the cuisine A. Bcrs cnthol, who takes the helm today Cooking done only in frstel~ss style. at tn, old hours and placs.
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ALASKA now claims the larscs river in the world.

The Tucson Citizen States tlia. work Of erecting the mil at the Qlijotoa bonanza camp will begin very soon and the long looked for output of bullion commence. The camp already begins to show new life and activity indica- tive of coming prosperty, and this hore!ul state Of affairs also extends to the surrounding centers of mineral production, that will add to the gen eral growth and wealth of tha. favored section.
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ton is distressing. In many parts of the suffering section many gain q live .ihood by running cut timber, but for many months there has been no rise in the rivers or mountain streams, hence the people are suffering for fuel as well as food. No tipiber can be run unless rise comes soon. The people hold out well, trying to keep ,heir suffering from going abroad, but the time has come when hunger pinches them and they ask for food. In the northern part of this { (kanawha) great sufering is experienced among moun- tain farmers and luubelmen. Mstters are truly distressing. Tie women and children eat psrcbed corn, when they can get 1t, and gre thankful. The winter has been severe. The people ire poor and can get no work h many places stock have dIei in large numbers
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 MIR. EDWIN GooDFELLow, of Pot ter's Hollow, i'll the state of New Y-rk, is juryman of the approved model prescribed by the rules of law He is the first man selected ill the trial of Loren B. Sessions He don't know that New York sends senators to the senate of the United States. He never heard of Warren Miller nor other man of New Yori, who lad Aup- posed their names had been quite loudly snorted through the trump of fame. Such Q juryman as that Is the joy and delight of counsel for the defendant. The intellect of such 6 clod is the stuff which magnetic and persuasive lawyer can mold to his will A little pathos would make him cry like baby. An appeal to save man from the penitentiary, from the cold, damp cell, the grating lock, the grated windows, would induce him 10 say "n,t guilty for the most rsd-Aanded criminal ever brought to the dock. A dorksy could raise constitutional oh jec.ions to being tried bJ that Lind of a man, on the ground that he was en. titled to jury of his peers. It is not the jury system, but the selection of dough-brained ignoramuses for that duty, which makes trials by jury se often farce. A solemn argument was recently made in tie supreme court te sustain the proposition that 1t was fata error for a judge to exclude a juror fol the reason that he could not understand the English language. It is high tim. these .norsen.ical rules of law were supplanted by some sound common sepse.
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The ",ulled" troops who have been ordered to Whivple Barracks, and who are now en route, are said to be citi- zens of the toughest character. From all reports tley are sweepin. every thing before them on tle road here, having no regard whatever for law and or-er. If their actions continue after their arrival in Prescott 1t is ,sorc than probable that some of them will De sent to join those who have gone before. Prescott has no use fer such characters-Journal
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Cable Cut,
senSe.
WASHINGTON, April l

"AohiNOio-, A pm A'
 The secretary of state has received the following telegram from the presi- dent of the Central and South Ameri- can cable company, dated March 27th: "The following has just been received from the superintendent of this com pany at Panama; "The crew of the Columbian gunboat Boyaca landed at ths mouth of Buenaventura river yes terday and forced open the house of the Central and South American cable company and cut the company's cable, interrupting connections with South America We have repaired the dam. age. Will you be kind enough to in struct the commander of tho naval yes sl st Panama that the Boyaca is ssil
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Due! with c..rS.
numbers
PITTsBURG, April ]

tAs''I no, < piH A.
 News was received here to-day of a terrible duel wit. clubs fought yester- lay near Finleyville, oA the branch of he Baltimore and Ohio rai.road, a ,hort distance from Six-Mile Ferry. The principals were Pctro Cavsnni, an Italian, and Paul Candist, a Eunsa r.en, who were in love with theiS landlords daughter. They were fast friends until a short time after the ar rivsi from Europe of the girl. Cavan- nj. jealusy, however, led him to cLal- ,en.e Candist to a duel, which the lat. ter accepted, naming as weapons clubs about the size of a policeman, billy Yesterday morning the principals and their seconds met Candist proved himself an expert gith club. He ,truck his antagonist several terrible blows, and finally knockel him sense less and then beat him while inscnsible. The seconds interfcred and Cavanli wa. removed to friends house. He is dangerously injured When the landlords daughter heard of the terri b,e affair .he hurried to tLc bedside of her lover and refused to permit any. body else to go near him. Csndist has disappeared.
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at anchor at the mouth of the Buena- ventura. It is uncertain whether she is cooperating with the national foroes of Columbia or those in rebellion, bu; we fear further injury to our caIl' and interferepce with international communication The dispatch was referred to the secretary of ths navy.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-01
Change Of President.
 PANAMA, April l

President Pablo Arozenlena resigned yesterday, and has been succeeded by General Gonima. General Correoso has been appointed minister of state and war. This is believed to be the outcome of the recent conferences, and is hoped to be sign of peace. Gen. Gonima is the fourth presiden. since January.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-01
Eari inc.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April l

CHARLESTON, w. VA, April l.
 Information received from the sui fering district says the people are in a suffering condition and on the verge of starvation. The people are asking tor bread and animals are starving te d.ath. In many instances strong men are begging for an car of corn to keep soul and lody together. Their condi.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-01
Jeff Davis sick.

NEW ORLEANS, IA, April 1.
 The Times D, mocrat's BiloXie, Mis-. sissippi, special says: Jeff Davis is sui fering from a return Of his rheumatism which is complicated by breaking out of his old wound that he received il Mexico 3S years ago.