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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-13
lflMoUs rRIAL RECALLED.

marriage of Mile. d'Imecourt has
INV recalled the memory of the
@Nlai which took place some four
'sMs ago before tht ecclesiastical
4 N y, Rome lMlle. d'Imecourt was
.-aIv'een, says the London News,
y iotlned q romantic runaway mar
XIV NJ, Paul Musurus, son of the
.aof OF Turkey In London. Aided
cooperation OF the young lady's
~ Tue young couple met In Lon
~ We're there married in a reg
4 ollee' They lived together Tor
',eAs, out the young bride was in
NV return to France by the false
,a@uons OF a French police agent
isa " her mother, and on her
s.pAs smut up In a convent. The
|es,1, lmecourt then appealed to
.s y. tribune to declare the
|,sl uull and void ON the ground that
4 ,ausurus had practlced arts OF
Nm won her daughter. The plead
Y n. WINFIELD from the public by or
\ Az Az president of the civil tribunal
sbo s'srsnce 10 the Marquis de CALI
sister the Comtessee dime
p,s, hnt the enterprislug editor Of
.o,6. caro- managed to get hold Of
40 petition, aud from 1t gave
~, tracts 10 curious public. She
nos, ~ !, daughter to be OF a DISPOSE
'l@I,s saan commonly susceptible To
llpesns me magician, being subject
I soaons, attacks OF hysterla, and
amOulism. AT the age OF nine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-13
EvEENvIcroNIA,s MILLIONS.

Just as well that one of the yarns
\ he enormous wealth of the queen
n lhaye met with authoritative refu-
\ says the London Guaphic. Among
r. spouters OF the baser sort IL is one
n commonest establishment Of ora
|opoint moral and adorn a tale by
faing the Astounding riches of her
NJ with the abiect poverty of some
" eobbler or tinker. OF course
pa contrast, but Sir Henry Pom
h Slows that the royal millions which
sqredin SO many indignant speeches
MY mythical, The particular flc-
Finch called forth this denial was,
Ns, uttered at Liberal gathering
shueman who aspires to seat in
atlt, and who should,
IN, have known better than
sgle with big figures for
lertainment of the democracy.
yea that the queen had lately in
smlllion sterling in ground rents
Ivy OF London, and no doubt some
Nuueilce were as muCh shocked TO
Hli they had been told that the
va had laid out fine fortune on
laa studded Chariot or something
Isort. Sir Henry Ponsonby shows,
Lt mat the statement had abso-
" foundation whatever. In the
~, 1.-THE queen possesses no prop
PAIN the city of London" sec
ae mas not invested any money in
alents there or elsewhere; thirdly,
g not own a million of money. In
~ therefore, that the author of the
u question cleverly managed to
Elnree separate fctions in single
sAUment. Should he accomplish
Y parliament he will do well TO
nofe certain of his facts, unless he
~ Aear the very unpleasant sound
r!ag TO the nerves and the temper
\" member-of derisiye laughter.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-20
Nervous Unrest.

The sufferer from nervous unrest often
longs for the quiet OF retirement II free, ne
Thinks from the worlds hustle and care, he
would be all right. He longs for the wings
of the morning in order to hy away and be
at rest. This is q mistake. To be always
baking in the sunshine OF excitement. 81
ways in the midst of the battle of life, or al
ways engaged in the exciting gamble Of b1s
mess, is killing, bat q certain amount o.
excitement is necessary to the very existeacs
of rerson of the nervous temperament.
Without il be would droop and die, like
tender plant placed in semi-dsrkened room,
into which the sun never shines, nor the
fresh air finds access.
II e great object OF the nervous should be.
as far as the body is concerned to establish
and keep up correct balances between the
blood and the nervous system. Sufferers
from nervous unrest think and live faster
than do Others, and there is greater waste
of tissue, causing drain on the system,
which must be met by a due supply OF
healthy nutrimeDt. 1t is when the demand
is greater than this supply that hours OF de-
preston ensUe, hours of unhappiness aud
misery by day, and sleeplessness or broken
rest at night. Regulation and due selection
of diet are therefore imperative, If csrtain
degree of happiness and comfort in living Is
to be obtained. The state of the stomach
and digestive organs must be carefully stud
led; whatever is known to disagree must be
avoided. The food should be taken as regu-
larry as possible day after day at the same
hour, and not in too large quantities. A
hearty meal to the nervous produces GER
tain degree Of excitement which Is as
suTedly followed by slight dyspepsia,
the only symptoms of which may be
peevishness and irritabllity. The food should
not be sloppy, and too much liquid should
be avoided. No work should be done Tor
half an hour after eating. Breakfast should
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R. E. SMITH, Attorney for Plaintiff.

CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue of a certified copy
- of q decree to me directed, from the Clerk Of
the Superior Court of Marion County, Indiana. in
q cause wherein Hester A. Lewis Is
plaintiff, and Lucy B. Barrett is defendant
lease No. 81 $751; requiring me to make the sum 4
forty-eight dollars and nine cents SiSO9l with
interest on said decree and costs, viii expose st
public sale to the highest bidder
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF JUNE
A. d. 1886.
between the bours of 10 O'Clock 9. m. aud o'clock
p. N. of said day, at the door of the Court House
OF Marion County, Indiana, the rents and profits
for 6 term not exceeding seven years, OF the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit
BEGINNING on the east line OF the west hall OF the
southeast quarter of section twenty-six 26, town
ship seventeen ii7 north OF range three lSl: east
fifteen ISL chains and one u link south OF the
north east corner thereof running thence west par
allel with the north line OF said tract twenty
100 chains and thirty-nine 1881 links,
The west line of said half quarter section, thence
south with said line two 2 chains and seventy
one III links thence east parallel with said north
line twenty 20l chains and forty l40l links TO the
and seventy ore III links 10 the place of begin
ming. containing five and hfty-one-hundredths
IS 5l-1C0 acres of land, more or less, situate In
Marion County, Indiana
IL such rents and profits viii not sell for SUI
oient 10 satisfy said decree interest and Costs
will at the same time and place expose 70 public
sale the fee simple OF said real estate or so much
thereof SIS may be sufficient to discharge said de-
cree interest and costs. Said sale viii be made
without any relief whatever from valuation or
GEORGE n. CARTER,
Sheriff OF Marion County.
May - A. D. 1885.
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high living in the Upltsd States.


We venture that in no country in the
world do the people average SO high in the
cost Of living. 1t proves that our average
populs ton lives we'll. And this is an I'M
portaut fact. Good living promotes health,
and is sign of intelligence. Were our peo-
pie go poverty stricken as to be compelled to
live poorly, the effect on the nation would
be bad. Whether we advance in the bstter
element Of civilization or retrograde depends
on our living. 1t Is also test OF our earn.
ines. This Nation has been steadily liqui-
dating its debt since 1865. Yet il has lived,
including luxuries, not less than $40. 600.
00O, 900 year, ard has put down in business
and trading plants at least as much more.
Twenty thousand millions year seems q
large sum. 1t means an earning capacity of
$500 year for every man, woman and CHILD
in the country. Suppose that bat 10000 600
of these are producers, it rates each active
worker as producing 1000 year of actual
wealth,
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A. F. DENNY, Attorney for Plaintiff.

CHFRIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF a certified copy
- OF decree to me directed, from the Clerk Of
the Superior Court OF Marion County, Indiana, in
a cause wherein Louisa NJ. Hanna is plaintiff. and
Joseph Motion ct al are deiendents, (csse No.
49, 6O6), requiring me to make the sum of one hun
dIed and ninety-one dollars and fifty cents
1891 sol, with interest on said decree and costs.
win expose at public SALE TO the highest bidder,
On
SATURDAY, the 9th DAY OF JUNE, A. D.
1885.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. snd 4
O'Clock % m, OF said day, at the door Of the Court
House of Marion County, Indiana the rents ana
profits for not exceeding seven years, OF the
following real estate, 10 wit:
The west half of lot number seventy seven
77I of Hsnnas heirs addition to the city Of Indi
snapolis in Marion County, in the State of In
diana.
If such rents and profits wi III not sell for SUM-
cient sum to SATISFY raid decree, interest and
costs, will, at the same time and place, expose
to public sale the fee simple OF said real es-
tate or so much thereof as may be sufficient to
discharge said decree interest and costs. Said
sale will be made without any relief whatever
from valuation appraisement laws.
GEORGE H. CARTER.
Sheriff OF Marion County.
May Il. A, D. 1885.
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SHERIFF's sALE-By virtue OF certified copy
p of decree TO me directed, from the Clerk OF
cause wherein Charles E. Coffin. trustee.
is plaintiff, and Martha Faulkner ct al.
are defendants cease no. 81. 1850 requiring me 20
lars and seyenty-ive cents Cs566 75). as provided
for In said decree with interest on said decree
and costs ! VIII expose at public sale. 70 the
SATURDAY, TIE 9Th DAY OF JUNE, A. ..
1885.
between the hours ofl0 O'Clock g. m and O'Clock
p. m, OF said day. at the door Of the Court House
for term not exceeding seven years, of the fol-
lowing real estate situate in Marion County.
PsJt of the northwest quarter of Section eleven
III in township hefteen Isl north of range three
on the north line of said section at point eight
chains a9d se0en 20 hn a;s session. east Oh
thence running south fifteen Isl
of the Indianapolis ana TeTre Hsute railroad,
thence east along the centre OF said track TO White
River. thence up said river to the norh line of
teen rs links to The place of be
much of taid tract as is occupied By right OF way
Of said Indianapolis and Terre Haute Railroad
Company-containing eleven and seventy eight
except therefIom three and twenty-five one
i hun6dedt ln 3 2Slool ACRES in
said tract described as follows. viz: Commencing
eight and seyent-one hundredth s Tl-l00l chains
east OF the northwest OF said section eleven
III, thence running south five l5l and seventy
7O1 one-bundredth chains thence east i've 10 aud
seventy L70l hundredths chains, thence west FIVE
l5l ana seventy 1907 hundredth chains, thence
north five Isl and seventy l70l hundredth chains
TO the place of neutrality-suspicious. three and
twenty-five one hundredth IS 25-100l acres, owned
by John Klingensmith, and leaving eight and
ffty.three hundredth rs 53-l00l acres, Eituate in
Marion County, Indiana.
II such rents and pronrs Will not sell for 3 suf-
fcient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and
costs, l WILL at the same time and place, expose
to public sale the fee simple of said real estate
so much thereof es may be sufficient to discharge
said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be
made without any relief whatever from valuation
or appraisement laws.
GEORGE q. CARTER.
Sheriff of Marion County.
April p. A. D. 1885.
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RELIGIOUS ISTELLIGENCE AND INCI.
DEST.

Fortune lost. nothing lost; courage lost
much lost; honor lost, more lost; soul lost.
oil lost
We never graduate in religion: because
the nearer We ere u God, the more We see
there Is to be learned M. II. Sselye.
The New Jersey Conference OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church reports for the past
year gain among its churches Of ,030 par
ishiopeTs and COS members.
Twsnty-one missionaries have been sent
abroad by the Bsptisis of the South since last
May. Il has been estimated that it will take
$l6oC0 each month TO meet the demands Of
the foreign 6eid.
The first Presbyterian church of Wood.
bridge, n. T.. is one Of the most venerable
il. the country. Il is now two hundred aud
ten years cid It's Sundayschool will cele-
hrate IFS sixty eighth anniversary on the third
Sunday.of June next.
We have seen the statement that NJ. Bris-
SOD, the new French Premier, is an Evangel-
ical Protestant Of marked purity OF private
and public liza Of unfliEching integrity and
TectItuce, opp6sed 10 making the church an
instrument ia the hands Of Slate.
Mr.. Bower, Scotch preacher, had a bsadle
who vas q remarkable character, as many OF
the Cd bssdles were. On one occasion be
digging. which was also part Of his function:
Trades VeTrs dull the moo; have ne buried
q levin cTatur for three weeks"
The American Baptist Missionary Union,
under date OF April 25, 1885, makes the fol-
lowing financial statement: Appropriations
for the year (i0 3ludiDg debt A pill L, 1854, Of
81 $50 67) S412, 642 %. MISREPRESENTATION,
500 413 % Iegscies, $50 SOP Al; w1msns 90
cieties. So 670.67; other sources S3l, 1919.
Total, S362. 026.2O: deficit, $50,6l5.l77
A certain kirk-beadIe was demonstrated
with for making an oveTchargs for digging a
grave. "Weel, ye see" said tue oea6le,
making a motion with his thumb to the
grave, him and me had bit trock wi Dit
watch about q dizsn years syne, an he's
never paid me the difference yet. Go, says /
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70 myself. this is my last chance moo, II

20 myself this is my last chance moo, TIL
bstter TAX it."
A prominent member OF church not a
thousand miles from this city was talking
with HE pastor the other day about an ex
cellent but somewhat aggressive lady of tae
parish. After descanting ct length on her
virtues be concluded By saying: In fact she
nay be called the salt of the earth" Yes"
responded the clergy man quickly, and the
pepper too. IN. Y. Tribune.
The good people of Cincinnati sre making
bospitAOls arrangements for the entertain
ment o. the Presbyterian Gsueral Assembly,
which Ireets there on the DIST dsy of this
month. The place Is SO ceRtrsL aud abe
d cans Of getting to il 50 many aud convent.
EFT that it will in all probability bs the
IsFeest General Assembly Of the Pfescy tsrian
Church ever convened in this country.
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WIT AND PLEAS aNTRY.

The seal is gentle and harmless creature
That's one Tesson 3 sscque made of its skin
is so becoming TO q woman.-New York
Journal.
A political speaker secuses a rival of "un
fatbomable meanness," aud then, rising to
the occasion. said: Il warn him not to per
sist in his cisgracesuI course, or he'll find
that two Of us can play at that gameW
In Patagonia they tue a man two goats for
killing his vile. The leV Is very strict on
the subject, too. and II the fine isn't promptly
paid he is compelled marry again. Thas
makes him hustle around for the goats.
In Laplsud. whsEe the nights are from
tbTee TO six months long beaux often kiss
their sweetheGrts GOOD night about six
mels, peanuts ard small talk becomes ex-
1s5sted By that time.
''That article you had in last weeks paper
Tss the fGnniess thing I ever read f" said
lady 10 an editor. i am glad to hear you
say So" ''Oh, not At all. 1t would make
dog laugh 1 thought my husband woGld
spl.t his siCes. '-AfksnssW Traveller.
"wcmen, my boy" said 8 south-sids pa
rent TO his sen, ARE deIusion and snare"
lie is queer" nlBr HuTsd the boy, "hoE
people will hug fusion" And while
the cid man looked queerly at him, the
young man hunted mp his roller skates and
went out 10 be shared.
s1f was Cead and gone and you had an
other wife you'd find out how gentle and
fOrgiving and patient I've endured and put
up with thingsn You've no immediate
intention of giving me this opportunity
mo, sir; / hope Pm Christian as we'll SIS
q martyr, and I've TOO much sympathy fJr
the other oman."-Harper's.
us she Of active mind?' You'd think
so, if You knew her IS well as | do" 81
wouldn't have thought it." ''Well you Just
oueb1 to see her spank youDg one and be
much az a semi colon into her talk or drop
ping g stitch, and st the same time be chew-
ing gum all the while as brisk as business in
q skatiDg rink. On, l tell you she's clipper;
she IL, indeed
A young French minister, while preach
ing in chapel in 6 French hamlet, where
women on the other. Tss annoyed by the
souLd of whispering, and paused in his ser.
mon 10 TeproVe IL. You will observe" in
terposed the principal woman present, that
il comes from the mems side" $50 much
the better. madam. lb will end, then, some
tin e.n-Exchanee
81 had quite view the olhsr night" said
TIE dude. ID Re attempted 10 twist into 2
curl he first half q zen OF hsirs that were
struggling into life ca his upper lip ''Ah,
indeed" ssiu his gir., with whom pray -
with my hated wiysl Smith" he answered
''You did not come 10 blows, HOPPER We
did wsther. IN iact, re struck me on the
mouth" "Oh, that wss altogether unfair -
met st all. ] stwUck him first" Never
theless. it was unfair 81 him to strike you en-
the mouth. 1t is not right 10 strike NOUS
taohe when it's down" Boston Courier,
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He Didn't Lie.
! Merchant Traveller. J

Moses Babber slim bad gone to Europe on
business, and. of course, held retufn-trip
ticket When in London he was ia ken dan
geIously I'll, and for a while il looked IS if
Moses was going to meet his namessKe.
II oOnd wand to tie here" he moAned, 81
want TO ko pack home"
do you want to die there?" asked the
hesrtless nurse
NC, l dond wand to tie dare nsider, pud
esf haf to tie, 1 want to tie at home, groaned
the careful Noses
what difference does it make? This coun,
try is good enough, 1 think. You had better
be preparing 20 meet your Maker?'
DOT ish all right, mine trent. l dond dink
/ am afiait, pud l vOult feel 50 mooch pet
ter eef vas ad home"
"Are you ready TO dieP'
mo. mt wont Pc undill kets home.
Mine fIent ven delIs iyoG dot eef tie in
EnglentI lose Yot | pait vor dot redurn
tesgst, tou will unteTsthant Wy 1 Yoult tie
80 much happier in ter poosom OFF my
family"
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An Irrelevant Question.
IBosfnn Courier.

''I do not-aE-see," said he, as he with
drew the head of his cHns from his mouth
"Tby there should be so much objection to
-sw-roller-skatlng it is harmless smuse-
ment"
Some physicians say it is injurious to the
health" abe observed as she piled her Gro.
Chef needle.
Perhaps so, he Iejoined, "but-aw they
all seem to agree in the opinion that''-here
he blushed ly-'that-aw-it strength
ems the calYee.''
"Ahi indeed" she Eaid with an arch
smile; do you feel stronger since you began
TO skater
He is sill wondering what she meant by
putting her question in that form.
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BAKER, HoRD HESDRrcKs. Attorneys for Plaintiff.

CHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue OF certified copy
- OF decree 10 me directed, from the CLERK OF
the Superior Court of Marion County, Indiana. in
a cause wherein Henry r Bond, Trustee, is
plaintiff and Penelope 6. Mann ct al. are defend
ants lease No. 81. 1851. requiring 10 make
the sum of four thousand, eight hundred and
fourteen dollars and teyentyfve cents (Si SlL75l,
with interest on said decree and costs, will
expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE SOTH DAY OF MAY, A. D.
1885,
between the hours OF 10 o'clocka. N. and O'Clock
D. m, OF said day, at the door OF the Courthouse
of Marion County, Indiana, the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years. of the fol-
lowing real estate, situate in the County OF Ma
ron and State OF Indiana, tO-wit:
Lot number fourteen IA, in Merrills su bdi-
vision of outlot number nineteen l9l, in the city
OF indianapolis.
If such rents and profits viii cot sell for SUM-
cient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and
costs, will, at the same time and place, expose
to public sale the fee simple OF said real estate,
so much thereof as may be sufficient 70 discharge
said decree, interest and costs Said sale will be
made without any relief whatever from valuation
or appraisement laws.
GEORGE II. CARTER,
Sheriff of Marion County.
Mays A. D. 1856.
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G 1t Well Ground cd on Agriculture.
rp-r-f-,-.~v, r., Dec T,f-,o.r

4 ejtY-bred young man, jus. euk OF col
frye, hired oEt TO Vermont farmer 10
brace Up his constitution a little" Part
of bis daily duty was 70 feed the cattle One
Gsy his employer noticed that hs was read
ing 90 agricultural PaDsr very inteDtly, but
thought nothing Of it until he saw the
embryo farmer msking for the stalls where
the calves were kert With large basket OF
garden loan. Mellow, what's that for?'
6sked the farmer why" said the young
man, II read in the paper yesterday that
calves ought to have s little ground FEED
daily, and thought I'd try it and see how it
WORKED
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A. ID. 1880.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock 2. m. and O'Clock
p. N. of SAID day, at the door of the Courthouse
OF Marion County, Indiana, the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years. of the fol-
lowing real estate in Marion County, in the State
Of Indiana. to-wit:
Lots numbered thirty one 1911. thirty. two 1871,
thirty-tbree L33 thirtyfour 34l, thirty-6ve 1851,
thirtysix 1851. lhrty-seven 1871. thirtyeght ISL
thirtynine 1897, forty I40l forty-one al, forty
two 81 sno forty three 49, in McCord * Wheat
ley's sOutheast addition to the city OF Indian
epolis
Also lots ninety-eght 1887, ninety nine 1897, one
hundred 100, one hundred and one Il0i], one
hundred and fifty Eve 1851, one hundred and
fifty-six 1861, one hundred and sixty 1901 one
hundred and sxtY-one l16ll, one hundred and
sixty-two 1922. one hundred and sixiythree 1881
ore hundred and sixty -four 1851, one hundred
and sixty-fve l1e5l one hundred and sixty-six
1861, one hundred and sixty-seven [l67l, one
hundred and sixty-eight l16sl, and one hundred
and sixty-Dine 1881 in puhen, Basoury 81
Julien'S Spring Garden addition to the city of In
dianapolis.
And on failure to realize the fall amount OF
judgment, interest and costs, will, at the same
time and place, expose at public sale the fee sim.
pie of said real estate
Taken as the property of Milton Clark, at the
suit of Edwin Clark
Said sale to be made without any relief what
ever from valuation appraisement laws.
GEORGE II. CARTER,
Sheriff of Marion County.
May s. A. D. 1885.
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A disease OF 80 delicate a nature
ss structure of the urethrs should only be
entrusted to those OF large experiences and
skill. By our improved methods we have
been enabled to speedily and permanently
cure hundreds of the worst cases. Pamphlet.
references and terms, three letter stamps.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, 663
Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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The present reigning dynasty of Japan
dates back .. SAG wears, and is considered the
Oldest IN the world. The records of Japan
are accurately preserved for that time. All
the nations now called civilized without ex-
ception, have had their beginning since ther !: