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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-15
(ItiCura
TheMost Efficient, Popular and Elegant Medicinal
Preparations Of this Century
A Positive Cure for every form offs Skin and Blood
Disease from PimpIes to Serofula
UNIVERSALLY COMMENDED PHYSICIANS DRUGGISTS CHEM
lists THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES

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- Itching and Burning fortunes, Salt Rheum. Eze-
ma Psoriasis BARRIERS Itch, Sore Eyes, Scald Head,
Dandruff, Infante or Birth Humors and every spe-
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Hair, are positively cured 10y the CUT1oURA REsoLv-
EMIT internally. and CUTIoURA and CUTICURA SOAP
externally.
BAD BLOOD, Scrofulous. Inherited and Contagious
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and Urinary Organs, Dropsy. Erysipelas, Enemia,
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stipaon and Debility and most Diseases arising from
Impure Impoverished condition of the Blood are
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zebehr Pasha an Agent of the Mahdi.

ALEXANDRIA, March 14--Zebehr Pasha
has been arrested, and, his house being
searched, documents were found proving his
completely with the Mahdi. Zebehr was sent
aboard British frgate. Zebehr Pasha is the
person whom General Gordon asked be- made
Governor of Khartoum.
Zebehr Pasha will be informed on the island Of
Cyprus. Zebehr has been under surveillance
which practically made him prisoner, for tine
past two years. His property; mainly acquired
in the slave trade, was coHiscated and he was
allowed d quarterly stipend on condition that-he
Should not leave Alexandria without consent of
the KhedIve
General Gordon pleaded that Zebefr should be
restored to powerin the Soudan and said that
the exslaye king was the only man who had
nerve and prestige to keep the Arabs in
subjection. General Gordon had en-
countered Zebehr during former service. in
Egypt and had hanged one of Zebefr's sons, who
was left as hostage, and whose life became for
feited by an act of treachery by zebehr's party.
It has now been discovered by the British gov
eminent that Zebehr Pasha has been in contin
ual correspondence with the Ell Mahdi, both be-
fore and since the downfall of Khartoum.
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INSOMNIA.
How the Dreaded Malady May BE Relieved
/ by Simple Means.


New York Mail and EXP press.
Like dyspepsia, insomnia is coming to be re-
garded as q peculiarly American malady. The
excitable nature of the American people renders
. them more susceptible to nervous disorders than
those OF more phlegmatic temperament. To
the many persons who suffer from sleeplessness,
the following hints to the most efficient
means of inducing natural sleep may not come
. amisS
IF the sleeplessness be occasioned by undue
nervous excitement. the application of mustard
pasters to the abdomen will afford relief Where
this remedy fails, the freshly made solution of
lactate of soda, or some milk or whey may be
used with good results. When brain exhaustion
is responsible for the inability to sleep, the adj
ministration of a tumblerful of hot claret and
water with sugar and nutmeg, is recommended.
When acid dyspepsia-is present the alkaes and
alkaline earths are useful The irritant proper
ties of the air which hinders sleep during hot
! weather., can be counteracted by sprnkling the
floor with water. When sleep is broken by Sc
we're pain, nothing is more useful than opium
and morphia. These latter remedies should
never be taken, however, without the advice of
a physician. hypOdermic injection of NOR
pha however is to be preferred to taking the drug
internally when the wakefulness is due to neural
! gia.
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THE BLOOD.

One of our customers bought yonr Cuticura Rene
dies for his little boy, who had kind of humor in the
head, so that he was solid scab of sores. He was
entirely cured and his father says he would not bs
grudge 5000 for the good it has done him.
NASH 81 NASH Druggists
Covington, Ind.
Cutcura Soap ontsells all other n,edicatcd soaps.
). b. GARRETT, Druggist
Daleyille Ind
The reason we buy your Cuticura Medicines is that
we nave so many calls for them compelled to
keep them. w. A. FRITSCH Druggist,
Evansville. Ind.
Your Cutcura Soap sells better than any other med
Gated soap in the market.
BIB BOYD, MD.
Lafayette. Ind.
Cuticura Remedies axe giving universal satisfaction
DAVID HILT, Wholesale Druggist
Your cnticuT Ts Medicines and particularly your
we can learn, give general satisfaction
LErIEL BROS. Druggists,
Portland, Ind.
We have sold more Cuticura Soap during the last
SIX months than in the last three years. Your Cuti-
cura Remedies are certainly gaining the favor and
TT THEME, Druggist
Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Cuticula Remedies having good sale par
ticulariy the Cutcura Soap and all give satisfaction.
JOHN BASYE. Druggist
Rockport Ind.
have sold your Cutcura Remedies, and they havc
given universal satisfaction
w J. WATTS, Druggist
Rushville Ind.
Since have been selling your Cuticura Remedies
have never heard single complaint but on the
trary everyone who has used them has been well
pleased with them, aud they outSell all Others
h. Il. CUBBERLY, Druggist,
Andrews, Ind.
We are glad to write you that Cutieura Remedies
have given splendid satisfaction to our trade. Sales
are large and increasing constantly.
MURPHY 81 WATTS, Druggists,
Delphi Ind.
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Cuticura Remedies sell well.
j. A RIDDEI4L & CO.. Druggists,
Aurora, Ind.
Your Cuticura Remedies exceed both in sales and
good results any skin remedy we ever handled and it
is with pleasure that recommend them to
toners, assured that they will receive real benefit
and satisfactory results.
DIR. D. BOWMAN & SON,
Bourbon, Ind.
Have been selling your Gutcura Remedies for four
years in this town, and they give ", satisfaction
GEO. W. REICHARD, Druggist.
Dansville, Ind.
We are and have been selling your valuable Cuti-
cura Remedies and with very marked satisfaction.
PAYNE 81 PAYNE Druggists,
Fowler, Ind.
We take pleasure in stating that we have had very
GRAHAM BROS, Druggists,
Graham, Ind.
We have been selling Cuticura Remedies here for
six years and the Cuticura AMI Cuticura Soap arc
great favortes IN our trade and have been extensively
used with satisfactory results.
W. s. SIsSoN & co, Druggists,
Hazelton Ind
We are having nice sale your Cuticura Rene
dies. B. +. KEESIING, Druggist
Logansport Ind.
Cuticura has steady and increasing sale in this
locality. J. e. 9. r. HARPER, Druggist
Madison, Ind.
consider you. Cuticura Remedies superior to any
others. M. PHILLIPS, Druggist,
Plainfeld Ind.
Your Cuticura Medicines good sellers and give
good satisfaction. MILLER 81 KEITH.
Rochester, Ind.
Your Cutcura Remedies have the largest sale hero
of anything in that line.
McCREA Sc BISHOP, Druggists,
Shelbyve, Ind.
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Sanitary Statistics.

monthly meeting next Thursday. Secretary
Elder will urge that the State be put in good
sanitary condition, so as to provide for posi-
BILE cholera epidemic next summer The secre-
tary will report that the State is comparatively
free from contagious diseases. but that
many persons are suffering from rheumatism
occasioned by the severity of the winter. The
report of the secretary will Include the number
of deaths in the State from accident, as follows:
Drowned, 81; killed on the railroads 100; other
wise killed accidentally, Ats; total 634
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tUTICURA RESOLVENT, the New Blood Puri6sr.
- Dluretic, and Aperient cleanses the Blood and
Precipitation of all Impurities and Poisonous Elementa
and thus removes the CAUSE
CUTICURA, the GREAT SKIN CURE IA Medicinal
Jelly for external use), instantly allays Itching and
Inflammation; clears the Skin and Scalp of Humors.
Sores and Dandruf; destroys Dead Skin and Flesh.
heals Ulcers Sores and Dischargug Wounds restores
the Hair and beantifies the Skin.
CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautiier
and Toilet Requisite prepared from CUTrcURA is in
dispensable in treating Skin Diseases, Baby Humors
Skin Blemishes, Prickly Heat, Rdshes Sunburn, and
Rough .Chapped, Greasy Skin.
CUTICURA REMEDIES are absolutely pure and
the only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautiers FREQ
from mercury, arsenic lead zinc, any other mineral
or vegetable poisons whatsoever.
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A company has been formed, the curious OBJ
ject of which is to supply subscribers with
everything that is printed and that relates to
topics in which they are interested. The scope
of the project can best be made plain by few
illustrations. Al few days ago the company,
which is already IN operation, received a tele.
gram from Cox Lamont, asking that all COM
ments the inaugural address of President
Cleveland to be semitic him. Julian T. Davies,
the receiver Of Grant & Ward asks for every
thing relating the firms affairs. Mrs Astorasks
that everything that appears in tho papers re-
garding the movements of her son, w. w. Astor,
late minister to Italy, be sent to her. Judge
Hilton wants all clippings relating to the Stewart
estate and the Garden City Cathedral and other
property. William Seward Webb Mr.. Wander
bilts son-in-law. wants whateveris written about
Wagner drawing-room cars. Professor Baird
asks for cuttings relating to fisheries. Erastus
Wnfan wants q record of ali the failures and
business embarrassments of whatever sort that
can be found. One man desires all the obituaries
of General Grant, when he dies. and another
asks for whatever appears about Thomas Jeffer-
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Cutcura Soap sells in advance of all other medicinal
soaps. b. Il. MICHELS Druggist,
Albion, Ill.
have been handling your Cuticura Remedies for
over three years. and their sale has been increasing
from the first do not know of single instance
where they have failed to benefit and in several
D. K. WEISS, Druggist
Barry, III.
I am glad to inform you that Cuticura Remedies
have given entire satisfaction to my customers
v. BARDoNSKI, Druggist
Chicago, LII.
The Cuticura Remedies give universal satisfaction.
KERR'S PHARMACY,
Chicago, Ill.
We sell lot of your Cuticura Medicines; trade in
them increasing all the time.
j. b. THOMAS, Mgr. Opt Pharmacy,
Chicago, Ill.
have sold your .Cuticura Remedies for the past
three years, and they give No l satisfaction.
W. N. HOGSETT, Druggist,
Ellsvile, Ill.
Cuticura is the best thing / ever used for burn.
Mrs. o. F. BUFFE,
Franklin. Ill.
cura Remedies are steadily increasing, and know of
their doing great deal of good.
LESLIE WILLIAMS, Druggist
One of our customers who had been afflicted with
skin disease for twenty years which had bafied the
skill of many of the best physicians of this section of
the country, has been much benefited by Cuticura
Remedies, and hopes for permanent cure.
CLARK & DECK, Druggists
Girard, Ill.
Cuticura Remedies sell better than any others of
same class. g. w. SEAMAN Druggist,
Greenville, ILL
am pleased to say that your Cutcura Remedies
giving the best of satisfaction
j. W. GROESBECK, Druggist,
Harvard Ill.
The Cuticura Remedies are excellent remedies for
all forms of skin diseases.
JIG WILSON, M. D.,
Harvel, I'LL.
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BEAUTIFY

Two of the worst cases of Salt Rheum 1 ever saw
cured by your Cuticura Remedies, and their sales
exceed those of all other like remedies. sell very
little of any other medicinal soap.
GEORGE A. ANTHONY, Druggist
Kewanee, Ill.
Your Cuticura Remedies giving universal salts.
faction BLAIR'S DRUG STORE.
Kewanee, Ill
Cuticura Remedies sell well with me. Cuticura Soap
outsels all other medicinal soaps and gives universal
satisfaction w. b. HUMMER, Druggist
La Sale, Ill
Your Cuticura Remedies all give satisfaction
l.. Il. HTrTLE, Druggist,
Mackinaw. ILL.,
Sales Of Cuticura Remedies have increased during
the year. and they giving universal satisfaction
L. r. WEAVER, Druggist
Mattoon, ILL.,
We have constantly increasing demand for Cuticu.
Remedies, being strong indication OF satisfactory
-'''-''' ''A CT RICKEY s. CO. Druggists,
Mt. Sterling, ILL.,
Your Cuticura Soap outsels all others.
c. FL. DAWSON, Druggist
Milford and Claytonville, Ill
I have sold more of your Cuticura Resolvent, with
the best satisfaction, than any blood medicine keep
G. E. DICKINSON, Druggist, :,
Munda Ill.
We have good sale your Cuticura Remedies,
and sell of the Cutcura Soap than of any other
medicinal soap. K. nj. 81 E. IL. VAUGHAN,
Odel Ill.
Your Cuticura Remedies all have good sale; and
the Cuticura and Cuticura Soap in constant de-
mand and satisfactory to ali.
JOHN +. HESCHONG, Druggist
Peoria, Ill
Your Cuticura Remedies the only medicines we
handle for skin Diseases
ROUNDS RUBO, Druggists,
Plano, Ill
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Cable Notes.

Frederick Theodore Frerchs. distinguished
German medical author, is dead.
The Swiss federal council has approved the
United States treaty for protection of trade
marks
The fund for the national! tribute to Bismarck,
on the occasion of his SEVENTEEN birthday, al
ready amounts to 900 marks.
Friends ofsJames Stephens. the OK Fenian
leader, are endeavoring to induce the French
government to permit him 60 resume his resi-
dence in Paris.
The announcement is made that the Prince of
Wales and the Duke of Edinburg will represent
the Royal Academy at the celebration in 1889,
of the anniversary of the birth of the Emperor
of Germany.
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NOW Is THE TIME.

have the best of success in selling your Cuticura
A Il. REMICK Druggist
Pocahontas, Ill.
Cuticura Remedies sell WELL and our trade in them
is increasing. BURKS MEDICINE CO.,
Quincy, Ill.
Cuticura Remedies have given splendid satisfaction
to those Of my customers who have had occasion to
them. HENRY GERMANN, Druggist,
Quincy, Ill.
Have an excellent run your Cuticura Medicines,
anu think they have given better satisfaction than
any of the same class we sell.
G. G. KELLOGG,
Tiskaleon ILL.,
have sold great deal of your Cuticura Medicine,
and it has always given good satisfaction.
GID. d. SEARLE, Druggist,
Anderson Ind.
Your Cuticura Remedies exceed both in sales and
good results any skin remedy handled and it
is with pleasure that recommend them to our Gus.
toners assured that they will receive real benefit and
satisfactory results
DIR. d. BOWMAN g. SON.
Bourbon Ind.
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The Chinese Side of the Story.

LONDON, March 1.-The Chinese embassy
deny that the French have occupied the heights
of kelung, as claimed in Paris. Members of the
embassy say the French, after fighting several
days and losing 500 men, succeeded in occupying
two positions commanding a road across the
island between Kelung and Tausui, but the
Chinese still hold all tire other forts. In secur-
ing these two. positions the French rnade their
first and only successful advance, since their
landing at Kelung, III September.
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George W. Cable was compelled to leave school
at the early age of fourteen, and aid in support
ing the family. During his leisure hours in the
critical study of the Bible, mathematics and
Latin grammar. After the war he accepted a
position errand boy for a mercantile house in
New Orleans He studied civil engineering and
was for time engaged in a State surveying ex-
paditiOD
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A Wealthy Mans Disgrace.

SAN Francisco, March Ia Amos Mccartney,
large landowner and capitalist of this city,
was arrested today for felony on four indict.
ments found by the grand jury. Mozart
ney is accused of having influenced
ex-Tax Collector Grady to mutilate four re-
corded certificates of land sales so as to avoid
the payment of required legal expenses.
Owing to the prominence of the parties, the case
will attract considerable attention Mccartney
asserts that it is a case of black mail.
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The baggage of President Arthur, sent from
the White House on the Sd inst, included coop
of prairie chickens, the gift of Jesse Spalding
collector of the port of Chicago, to the President
Mr. Spalding trapped them down in the Indian
Territory about the only region in the United
States where it is now possible to trap them.
Years ago many were caught in Kansas and Ne
5raska, but as settlements thicken the birds be-
come educated to know every sort of a trap.
Mr.. Arthurs coop Of chickens was sent to Mr..
Frelinghuysen's farm at Raritan, where Mr..
Arthur will see them from time to time in the
future if they live
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BosroN, Mass, March l4-Secretary Bayard
has written a. letter to Alfred A. Marcus, of
this city, in reply to one relating to the
atrocities inflicted upon Jews in Tangiers
by Moers. Mr.. Bayard says Consul
Matthews. has furnished the department
a dispatch, wherein he speaks of the complaints
to which your letter refers. and aids, through
his intervention the Moorish Ministry for For
eign Affairs has granted an audience to depu-
tation of Israeltes, and promised them that
their people of Demnat should have justice DONE
and in the future their welfare attended tor
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A Strange Custom.
National Hotel Reporter.

NATIONAL Hotel Reporter.
There appears to be curious custom on the
continent Of Europe to make the estate of such
persons die in the hotels pay for the refur-
nshing of the apartment in which the person
died. A young lady stopping at hotel in Paris
complained of feeling unwell A gentleman at
once told her that she had better get into a
third class cab, as then her friends would only
be compelled to pay for the cab, while if sch
died in the hotel the cost of refurnishing the
same would be demanded.
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Horse-Thief and am oaicer KILLED.

AroHrsoN March IA special to the Cham
pion reeounts the killing Of one Clark, horse
thief, aud the fatal shooting of Frank Harring-
ton town marshal of Jewel City. to-day. Clark
had been traced by the sheriff of Rice county to
n farmhouse. The latter, with Marshal Har.
rington and two deputies, surrounded the build
ing, whereupon Clark ran from the house, shoot
ing as he went one bullet taking effect in Har.
rington's head. One Of tie deputies then shot
and killed Clark.
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aslingfon SfbtIaI.
Orders have been issued from the War De-
partment sending to their regiments q number
of officers who have, for many months past, held
snug berths i'm Washington. 1t is understood
that a number Of others are 10 follow, including
some of high rank. who have become noted as
society leaders. To this deal there is general
acquiescenee. except among the officers con,
earned How some of them have managed to
retain easy berths here at the capital for months
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Great hospital To BE Erected at Port Said
In Honor of Gordon.

in Honor of Gordon.
London, March 14-The Gordon memorial
committee met the Mansion House to-day. The
Prince of Wales presided. Among the members
present were the Duke of Edinburg, the Duke
of Cambridge and Earl Granville The object Of
the meeting was to decide upon the form which
the Gordon memorial should take. The general
meeting which appointed the committee decided
that in no event should the memorial be a
statue, and the committee to-day decided that
the memorial should be great hospital and sani
tarium. to be erected at Port Said, and to be
open to the people of all nations of the earth.
The Khedive has already granted a site for the
proposed memorial
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bismarck win Take, a. Rest.

BERLIN, March 14-Prince Bismarck is still
subjected to attacks of rheumatism and his
sufferings from this source are greater now than
ever before. He has frequently been warned
to take rest, and the necessity for it
has finally forced itself upon him. AS soon az
he is satisfied that pacific settlement of the diff
ficulty between Russia and England is assured,
he will follow the advice of his physician, and
take q trip to Italy.
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Joseph Johnson while under the influence of
liquor, fell, near the Bates House, last night,
striking his head ON the stone, making several
deep gashes, and rendering him unconscious for
some time. A patrol-wagon took Johnson to the
City Hospital, where his injuries were pro-
nounced trivial
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Fourteen Votes for Morrison.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. March 14.-Only one ballot
was taken for United States senator to day. Mr..
Morrison received Id votes. The Assembly then
adjourned
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LONDON, March 14.--The government has pre-
mens Of all British treaties, with~a view to
surrender OF persons charged with murder,
malicious wounding or conspiracy to murder any
ruler sovereign or member of any royal family,
and also persons charged with illicit manufacture
or storage Of explosives.
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ANEW WORK ON THE SKIN.

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and even years, is sort of problem to some
The officers to take their places have not been
designated as yet AS may be imagined the
move has caused a iutter of excitement in army
circles here
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Fire at Martinsville. Va.
DANv1LLE, Va, March 14-Fire at Martins
vile caused loss of 1923 600; insurance, $4,000.
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A LARGE variety of confirmation suits at tho
MODEL.
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The Cuticura Remedies among the best selling
goods we have, and nothing sell gives such uni
versal satisfaction. We consider them rs staple
ouinine D. GINTHER,
North Manchester, Ind.
Your Cuticura Soap is a leader in soaps
THE0. CAESSER, Druggist,
Troy, Ind.
Cuticura Remedies of all kinds my best selling
articles Do not know of case of failure when used
according to directions.
w. A. MARKEE Druggist,
Nincennes, Ind.
We can safely say that your Cutcura Remedies give
perfect satisfaction whenever used.
HENRY e. WYNCOOP, Druggists,
Bellevue la
We consider Your Cuticura Remedies one of the
staples for skin Diseases
ED WILKINSON Druggist,
Gladbrook Ia
sell lots of your Cuticura Remedies and cheerfuly
recommend them to my customers. Have sold ten
times as much Cuticura Soap any other medicinal
+. 0. GoLDTHWATTE, Druggist.
Marengo, La.