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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-24
Turf. Field and Farm


Anent the pronunciation of horses names =
little conversation reached my ears in the
grand stand at jerome Park on Decoration
Day. Two young dudes had been shown the
way from the clubhouse to the stand by two
charming young ladies, and the quartet were
soon engrossed with the Harlem handicap
''Chollie," remarked one of the ladies, do
YOU know believe a Shauer ought TO be-
good in a shower and If you'll go and put
$40 on Mycardo. and he wins, I'll buy you
a love of scarf
so Chollie fished out tenner and wended
his way toward the bOok-makers 10 invest his
money on Shauer's mount, Mikado. Having
done 30 he found his way safely back by the
aid of his eyeglass. Reaching his coinpsn-
ions he remarked:
Il had such funny experience in the bet
ting ring. dOn'tcherknow. ! said TO the
book maker. all. Put me ten on Myearlo.' p"
Put you ten on what
"My-car, do.
HE looked as dumb a clam for a min
ute, don tcherknow, and then suddenly
seemed Ia comprehend. and turning 10 the
pencil-shoyer sang out: Thirty to ten on
Mick-a-doo. Most extraordinary proDunci-
alton, pom my word"
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Blaine aud CIar.

Washington correspondence New York World. !
friend of Mr. Blaines said to-day You
may be- sure that Mr. Blaine Will never again
Toe candidate. He behaves that his Chances
sire exhausted. DO ys1 know SAID he,
''that Blaine has queer belief about his fu-
sure. based Unon the marked similarity in
che career of Henry Clay 2ud his own? Early
IN life both,we from their native States to
Kentucky. Both entered public life as pem-
hes.s OF their state Legislatures. Mr.. Clay
wassSpeaker Of the lower House in Kentucky.
Mr.. Blaine filled a similar position i'm the
Maine Legislature. Mr.. Clay was a member
of Congress alters ards and served as Speaker
sixteess years. Mr.. Blaine was also a mem
her Of ehe House and served a its Speaker
six yeasS Mr.. Clay was first elected to the
Senate is,Om Kentucky 10 fill a vacancy. Mr.
Blaine Sas appointed To the Senate out also
To ill vacancy. Mr. Clay resigned his seat
in the Senate To accept the Secretaryship of
State from .Lohn Quincy Adams Mr.. Blaine
resigned the SSenatorship to become Secretary
of State under Garfield. Mr.. Clay was three
times the candidate for the Wing nominal
tisel. He was twice defeated in convention.
lie was iinaliS nominated in 1914. hvs was
defeated by James X Polk. AIR. Blaine Was
beaten twice in che national conventions,
noSihlased i'm the third one. and was defeated
by Grover Cleveland, Mr. Claws letters on
the Texas question age held to DE a parallel
IN their evil effects upon the writer to some
Of Mr. BlaiTe's letters. The Abolitionists i'm
New York in 1874 threw their vote TO Birnev
and thereby gave the State 10 the Democracy
II j. claimed that last year. if it had not been
for the votes given 10 ST. John. Blaine would
have carried New York The vote OF New
York decided the election in favor of the
Democrats in 1s44 and again in 1884" Mr.
Clay wa- never a candidate after his final de-
feat, and il j. believed by Mr.. Blaine's friends
that he will never again be presented to the
public as a candidate. The parallel between
his career and that Of Clay's viii probably
rflnain nnhrOken
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Elsewhere.


BALTIMORE. June 0.-Beei - cattle market
slow; best beeves, Jl4@6c; first quality, 1896;
medium ~ sSd9ts..; oLdlliar!' "'4@4-Nc- heeepls'
l.-cS heau safes eoo heaie-
h1sso III ihoueis ~ "ein"hu' heceP's' ''"'-
heao. Nno,"Slons, '1"t. -, -, GU,
Sneet anu I ilps-f'eeeiP'>' go heNo' 3"eVP'
-S y i
EAST Liberty, Pa. june Live stock larry
active and sieado; cattle duil and shade lower
for heavy light steady and unchanged Receipts,
Hogs-Active and firm; Philadelphia, 81 2,;a
-. Receipts, 400 head; shipments. 1900 head.
sheep-Duli and a shade lower than saturday
closing figures. Receipts, lo3vo mead; shipments,
400 head.
VANeAs CITY lime % The i've etock Indica-
TOR renorfs.
good 10 choice far steady: era -srs weak: export
On Il .pM5 40. good To choice shipping - a5d
=. common IN medium a 60ai *: feeders 81 =
nj -. cows - 71oa III -
iIooss pac,.;r1te n on baad. sbinnants : 1a2
head Market weaker and Zoe lower: choice, :; %:
nixad 81 J0@a G0
Market ouiet: lair 10 good muttons - COZ; j.:
common 10 Medium a MO n
49, -
tfNAco' June Zz.-ihe Drosers Jourha re
ports: -
tattle-Receipis. ..sop mead; shipments, ,,po
ieau' NatNeS :" i.~ t nis.' .apIpa eo.s
800 W. slockSis alu n ~ ~ ~ ~ 80, ,,,
~, n sed "a Io1,9 =. ..rasscr - -,SSt .,
III NtsrSo,i ,yn, snJ closcd s,ronp ro,1gb and
heau Naihet iiin anu 80" SUNS: 49, 80
MIXED; p soai 70; r passing ana shspp lsa 7'"
S lI 100 head: shipments. 2ea
va sV' re'u: -, -, ~, - - hasd n 90,
TO- -; IeNhils' > 'e.' w. i"in"s' Pei 0""' = W
=, ,-,,,- -, D.. p.o.:,.,s ;,.,,d-
NLN 1okh. June --hetfts -sNe'ti p-s, iti''l'
ing a. car loads for exploration were 9,Sn neal
making n so head for the week. Market dull and
depressed numDer "i ear loads remain ulsoih.
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The Burr,
Boston Transcript. !

Boston lPanSfrlptsl
Il beg your pardon" said slouchily
dressed individual, reaching for burr which
adhered To the cOat-sleeve of the gentleman
just ahead of him, there's a burr on your
coat. sir; permit me 10 remove it," Thank
YOU; no consequence" said the gentleman,
himself removing the burr. The impecuni-
Gus one struck an attitude, told the regula-
ton story of hunger, and preferred request
for ten cents with which to buy bread. He
got the money, but still fingered. What is
il my man." asked the gentleman. Please,
s,r, replied the tramp, ''you have my burr
in your hand. I'd like to have il. if you
please. Ii is my capital, You know" Your
capital?' Yes, my capital you see, sticks
il on to q cove what looks dOwny. YOU know.
and then / steps up and takes il of, Some
times / only gets thanks for my trouble, and
sometimes ! don't get that much; and then
some of 'em comes down handsome. Yes.
boss. that's my capital; couldn't do business
without il: have TO shut up shop, you know"
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thing at all, it is only breech Of trust in
keeping the $40. known okzo other charge
against me"
But there is a reward of 80 for your ar
resi-, and il is said that you have enbczzled
something like - COO was suggested.
Gregory laughed and exclaimed that such
a charge was nonsense.
AZ this point Chief WhalleH entered the
cell and asked the man If heswantcd 10 20
back to Terre HaH1e without axy trouble.
No" he exclaimed emphaticaliy, 81 will
fight IL 10 the last. and will not give up
IL Evas learned that Gregory's account of
his newspaper life was substantially true. He
once bought an interest in the Lafayette
Journal from ii. 4. Wilson. bat when the
paper was the verge of bankruptcy
went 10 Indianapolis In Lafayette il is said
he was rather notod for his propensity for
contracting debts and not paying them.
Since he came To this city ne has had room
on Fifth street. and took his mesis at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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FRANK oREGoRYs ARREST /:
On a Charge of Embedding $4,000 From
Terre Haute Parties.

The Courier Journal of yesterday contains
an account Of the arrest of Frank W. Gregory,
a member Of the Commercial staff OF Louis
vile, on charge of embezzIement The
telegram forming the basis of his arrest
was received from the Chief of Police
at Terre Haute, but il appears that a circular
had been received prior to the telegram de-
scribing Gregory and offering $50 for his ar
rest. He will be remembered here as re-
porter during the meeting of the Legislature
amp was generally liked by all with whom he
came in contact. To a eenrier-Journal re-
porter he gave the following account of him
self:
MY home was originally i'm Crawfords-
Vile Ind he said. Il began newspaper
work nine years ago, and have followed no
other occupation since. From Crawfortls-
Vile ] went to Lafayette, and took a position
on the Lafayette Journal as city editor /
held that three years, and then went TO Indi-
annapolis, where reported the Legislature for
while for the News. From there
j went 10 Terre Haute. and George A. AL
len, proprietor Of the Express. employed
me. This was the middle of last April.
was travel for him, procure subscriptions
and collect debts. ! was TO have my ex-
penses paid and SIS week. only remained
in his employ two weeks l went 70 Brazil.
Ind, and collected SO from man there.
Allen had given me - for expenses when
started. / did not return to Terre Heute.
but kept this money as due me ON my salary.
That was all ! received for two weeks work.
J understood that it was satisfactory to Mr..
AlI3D.
After leaving Brazil, . continued Gregory.
81 came 70 Louisville. That was the 1st OF
May, and shortly afterward began work on
lie Commercial. II ] am guilty Of any
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Ne~ Ysrk Fina. .clal ALarket

New Work Fina .ciai Market
KEW YORK, sa.ne 22.-Aoney-On cali easy at
I yer cent
Prime Mercantile Paper-s@5.
Foreign ExehaEsae-- but steady at 49, for
sixty days and fs5i dor demand.
The total stock sssles to-day were q e33 shaTes
ireiuding DelapsEne. Laekawanna aud Western,
42as0; Lake shore. la,ls0: Louisville aud Nash
VILE 1890 Northwestern, 10 So: New Jersey Cen
trsl $50; Pacific Mail. 100 Il. Paul. 300;
Union Pacific. lice: Tsstern Union. 3O.2i6.
Government bono ARE quiet and steady at I'M
charged quotations except the ~. which
down = per cent
Tflsrc was little saSze cuisines in State bonds
this afternoon and quesatisnS steady.
Thspc has been enssnens business today i'm
West shore tir~ts and Err second consOls the sales
OF The sorner being about double an average days
bisins~-- in the whole list The same influences
that operated in the dee,sae in the Vanderbilts
caused break la the West Shore frsts from b j.
al whieb thcy sold in fke morning. 20 81 from
which they rallied - bni closed AT 3d.. The
transactions in these bonds .duIing the last hours
amounted 20 $1,000. and fer the day 90 - 26l 090
The trans1s lions in Erie seeond eons'ls were slSl
0to. the as,tlds declining 81 the sa1ae time 2ss
per cent. The total sales for all bonds
for the %1y were s4.36g O0o the larg
of securities The new week opened on the Stock
Exchange wish strong and active market. First
prices were iRSaearly all eases Ia = higher than
u
some little fessrishness was shown in the early
transactions the market soon became steady and
strong. and 20 oeninucd until alseutl0 O'Clock. II
wa simply At continuation of the strength ard ac
tivity displayed last week. the gains ranging in
,,nosl eases from to, per cent. bur 81 Pacl
i.oiGsville and Na-.svil AMI Iaeksganua rose =
II per cent. gs large transactions in stock of
the last mentioned In LnckawanRs the greatest
weakness was Displayed in the early dealings. Il
opened = lower and coon declined = per cent To
HOPS but by o'clock il WAS again selling AT 0gts
\ determined attack then made by some OF
flfffcrg fl. md
Iactss.yanna which u.s. continued thf@yghOut
the aftesnoon, and whi.h lresnlted in desline of
Ia Ia - from the highest prices of the day. .ex
cept lof Union Pacific (which only fell q but
which rOs- in the forenOCg only =. The market
of the das. The exceptions Ia the rule is an adj
this afternoOs TyaS accompanied by statements that
the alleged scheme for the settlement of the
troubles between the New York Central aud the
reports cf a similar nature Late this afternoon
lated on the street. however To the effect that the
pool agent there in receipt al sdvices that
general restoration ~ fTeghs rates VIII be ordered
10 take effect ON July l. when il j. expected the
Central Traffic Association will begin operations
and that passenger rates sill be advanced to-mOr
row. The total sales todsy were 2l4.200 shares,
and the busisess very sell distributed. there
being no very active stocks except Lackawallna
ana II. Paul,
The market closed with the following prices bid:
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Murder Trial Eaded.
special to the sentinel.

Special 10 the ctntlnti-
MANCHESTER, Ind. June 2O.-The trial OF Silas
Miller for the murder of Josia H. slvers, which
has been under way for the last few weeks, came
10 a close this afternoon. The jury was out seven
hours and TO the surprise OF everybody fixed the
penalty OF eight years in the PeDitentiary- \
more brutal murder has never been perpetrated IN
our county. and the verdict surprised everybody.
The state was represented by Hon. Emerson Me-
Cif1e. Prosecuting Attorney. assisted Dy 'olonei
Miller. Watson 4 Eagle. and Hon. Monroe VIII
iamson OF Portland Ind. while the defense was
conducted by Thompson x Thompson and Stale
senator J. ". Macy.
The Doc Mills rape case. from farmand, VIII
come up i0s trial next week.
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The Provision Market.

Below are the present jobbing prices
smoked Meats csnvsssed OF plain pain a me@9S
to " lbs average l0la@ll1c: IL lbs average, Efc;
liz. lbs. average, &c; 20 lbs. average Sc heavy
averages ~ to - lbs.. light averages, Porter
Brand sl4c; medium do. SIC. Cottage Hams,
Reliable Brand. &c; do. Porter Brand, &c;
California hams Reliable Brand, F" &c; do. ''Por-
Reliable Brand" 90; English shoulders, light
do. &C.; English shoulders, heavy do, 51sc; family
shoulders, pieces, do, &c; dried beef do. l. g.
Bacon-Clear sides light or medium W.T.. re: do
bellies. light or medium VT. &c; do. backs, light
or medium VT, &C; do. French fitch, C; do.
butts &C..
d. : and Picked Meats-English cured clear
sides or backs, unsmoked. 6lac: Bean porS: clear
lb,.. sl2 90; family pork. clear, per bbl 200 lbs.
$40 co. family beef. per bbl. 200 lbs, SIS Also in
= bbs.. containing 100 lbs. at half price OF the
barrels, with soc added 20 cover additional cost OF
package.
sc: current chilled do re: in half barrels or
oh tubs sssc: Is-Ib Tin tubs SIC; 2ob pals.
Sc; lob. pals. 9c
Bologne-In cloth y e: in skin. &c.
Fresh MeatS-Pork tenderlOins. Sc: sausage &C.
The Grocery Market.
Chcese-Full cream. New York l0@llc; Ohio,
SO Wisconsin Sc per pound; young America,
Observation-Disclosures . sGio,, e; ordinary. lo1laiIc:
fair. lis@lls.e; prime, l214@2j.c strictly prime
lava. le1.@sjl.c Mciauehlins xxXX, roasted.
lib packages. ioo-lb eases BIC; 6olb do ls-e;
| Arbuckle's roasted, la1Se Lcverings, lS12c Car
N'.'N"
l454c
sugars-Cutloaf Sc powdered. s@slsc granu-
lated. n .e7s-c standard \. 7@7lsc; of A, go
| 9ssc white extra &. A.; light brown. 5'se
67sc; common grades, 5d5i &c; New Orleans brown,
| 5isa5l a..
MolasScs and Syrups-<ew crop New Orleans
mOlasses 5OtoJ,c; syrup. 2So45c per gal. Tor com
mon 10 choice: maple syrup " lO@l -.
Rce-tarolina and louisiana 6ef7c.
Spices - Pepper lsi2@lelsc: allspice. 100 l2c
| cloves a0ta21c. ginger, 17@22c cinnamon in mats
12d l5c: nutnegs 75fo~Oc
| Salt-Iake, in car lots. Sjgs7c; dray lots, sl@
| o.: small lots Zoe more from store; dairy, y p
4 ed3 90.
| siarch-Refned pearl. 31ffa31S e per ID; Eureka
| 4c; Champion gloss, lump, 5gti2c; Improved corn
| 6ISM7lSc.
Salt Fish-Mac kerel. extra mess. S4 per Dbl
halves s12 80; No. mackerel, sl0g30 halves, s9@
| 10: No. mackerel, ST. j0@14; halves, 81 j0@s No
| medium So halves. - 20: No. mackerel. 500
90 halves, s;,a3 80: No. white fish, - 30; bone
less iish, s. J00J per 100 lbs. homeless cod. s5a1
| extra. $40; Grand Bank. 5a51zc per h.: family
white fish, 81 per 100 lbs. No. pickcrel, - per 10,
lbs. hallibut, lie per ID.
| ForcignFruits-Lond0nl layer raisins new, 5, .
| a3 40; Valencia lltall &c; Sultans, lic new
Auscatel raisins. two cr0wn 50 6saz 10 Califor
mia l.. l.. 81 G5; three crown, - ~. Lemous-
Nessins, - Jo@C 70, prunes-Turkish, s1z@Fzc
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cash or July. s. 90 sGgrsst, - - Buttcr-In
good demand; lsfry. leaISe. Chcese-Duil al
6.s71sc EgEs-SloE at lOal1c Reeeipts-Flonr.
3sysS bbis-, wheat. sele5 bu-: harley. So bu
Shipnents-FiOur- 81 bbls-; wheat, 9,lsi bu- bar
ley so bu-
KANSAS CITY. June --Wheat-Receip:s l6.6Sl
bi-; Withdrawals 3IS bu.; in store. 6s6.756 bn
Market opened weak Ne red winter cash sSgl -.
bid 65@fc asked: july no offering; August Csc bid
ac asked; No. > red winter. cash. - bid 7Si<c
asked July. 19'se bid, 791-c asked: August sou
bu- at So Corn-Receipts. 15.sc3 bu. with
drawals. a.Sse bu: in store, lS3.6s7 b. Market
weak: June, 81 - asked ~ a Did; July sales OF
y bu August sales OF - bu-; No. white. ~ e
LOUISVILLE June 2.-Cotton-st.oag and
steady; middling ly'sele1zc. GTain-Easicr.
Nheat-No. l0ngberry. Il or No. rs,!. 81 Corn
No. mixed 20 =: No. > white Sole ORts-No
mixed Ssc, Prosisions-Weaker. but not quot
ably lever. Bac0n-Clcar rib sides 8: clear side
- -: shoulders, u ,0a4 - BulkiBtsss-Cl,.ar-
rlb sides - 80: clear sides -: shoulders q y
Mess Pork-sll. Hams-SugarcureG - Gale
Iard-Choice leaf. -
TOLEDO. June 2,-Whsaf-Quict and steady.
No ned. cash or June. 23lse July % r.. August
~ &C bid; September. We bid: year stt.s: No
Jolt, 49, COrn-Dull and steady: No cash or
June isc; July. iS' = asked; August a. bid cote
asked; September. faigc asked. Oafs-Quisf. No
= "a g. Receipts-Nheat, 5000 bn. corn : an
bu oats. 600 bu. Shipmcnts-Wheat sO0O bu.
corn 1900 bu.; oais. 1000 bu.
LIVERPOOL. june s2.-COtton-Quiet and nm
changed. sales of s.t8 bales. including IOo Tor
speculation and export aud 6.S00 bales Of Amerl-
can Nhcai-Quiei hat stcady.Nifh 4 fair de-
mand- Corli-Quiei bot steady. with a lair .i,.-
mand.
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Very Poor Economy.

Some people make a business of cheating
themselves. either by eating very mean and
cheap food, or else by eating too small a
quantity of good food. Either way is as bad
policy as it wonld be 10 buy n coffin instead
of a suit of good clOthees just because the
coffin would cost less. Poor diet means i'm
pOverished blood and that means misery
Browns Iron Bitters enriches the blood, gives
it the iron it needs and tones up the whole
system. Cures dyspepsia, indigestion, weak
ness. malaria. etc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-24

Nil despcrandum' never despair. While
there j. life there j. hope. The trade mark
of Nishler's Herb Bittcrs j. an anchor with
the word Hope The emblem is justified by
the marvellous cures that have been wrought
by this great medicine in so-called ''hope-
less cases of asthma. rheumatism. kidney
and liver troubles. bronchitis, sick headache
and Kindred diseases
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-24

You can not attend to business while your
mental and nervous organism is deranged-
you have no appetite your strength is ex-
hausted and have no heart for anything. ii
you take Nichols Bark and Iron regularly
you will find your appetite restored and your
strength and yigor renewed.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON. June 22-Tupentine- Quiet AZ
SAC.
CLEVELAND. June -Petroleum-Firn; stan
dard white ITO, CSC.
ANTWERP June -2-PetrOleum-lS {. 12Ilc paid
and sellers for fine pale American.
TlTISNIl.LE, June 22.-NatiOnal Transit certif-
Gates opened al SO =; highest, Ssc lowest, 81 -
closed at SIC.
BRADFORD. Pa. June 22.-PetrOleum-Opened
at So r. and closed Sikc: highest Ssse; lowest
SIS; balance not reported.
PIITSBU Re-. June 29-Petroleum- Duh and
heavy; ational Transit certificates opened at S21c
and closed AT SD Sc highest price, s2 e; lowest
price, slssc.
OIL CITY, Pa. June 22.-Nstional Transit GER
tiiicates opened at Sssc; highest price SO e low
est, lssc. and closed Al sac: sales, l0s60O0 bbls
clearances 6.s500oo bblS.: runs, 665e5 0bls ship
ments, 80 bbls.; charters, =, $50 bis.
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slsx or English wheat dnriug The week were Is 1854
guasiers az 33s I'd, against 47,5c9 quarters at 3Ts
during same week last year There j. a better
tone for foreign wheat. The off-coast market is q
little more animated, although are stil un-
improved. Thirty-two cargoes arrived, 9 carg0es
seTe sold, 5 were withdrawn and IL remained in
GLIDING OF Oregon and OF California
Atsto-1ayS market retail inquiry fer wheat
made values steadier Flour WIS steady Co-0
Eas. quiet. Barley, duh. Beans and peas were
unchanged
CHICAGO Markets
Furnished by II. L. Kinney & Co., Grain and Pro
vision Brokers, No. Chamber OF Commerce.
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We call especial attention to the advertise
ment i'm this issue of Mr.. j. G. Vaughan, seeds
man, at No. ~ LaSallc street, Chicago, who
prints one Of the finest catalogues Of the sea
son. covering seeds, garden tools, plants, etc,
whose location al Chicago places him in the
best possible position To supply our readers.
II viii pay any ore to send for his catalogue
before buying seeds Vr tools.
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Foreign Money and stocks.

LONDON, June %. p. m.-Consols-99 9-l6 for
money 99sz for the account. United States
BOnds-il@s, 1l5ls; Railroad Bonds-Atlantic and
Great Western irsts. .35s: Canadian Pacific. Il
Erie. 1Os :: do seconds. 81: Mexican. ordinary.
a6s4: Il. Paul common, 49,; New York Central.
9lls: Pennsylvania. 20: Reading. q .
PARIS, June e0.-Three per cent rentcs, slf zoe
Tor the account
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Why She Nourned.
Boston Budget

\ gentleman came home i'm the we sma'
haurs ayont the twal,' at the south end re
Gently, and was surprised 20 find his wife
clad i'm black. And why are you wearing
these mourning garments" he said, some
what unsteadily. For my late husband,
was the significant reply. He has been IN
the house at 10 ever since
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The Produce Market

Eggs-Psying Zoe per doz., loss of; from store,
l0isedlIc.
Butter-Creamcry fancy. 27ie2sc; choice lSd20c;
dairy. selected, l5goc: country fancy. lsc; fresh
and sweet roll. &c low grades, 30 &c per 10.
Poutry-Spring chickens, lJc; hens, &c per ID.
ROSTERS &c; hen turkeys Sc; tom turkeys, &c; old
geese, and wellieatheTed, per doz., 81 20; ducks,
per doz.. - 20
Teathers-Prime geese, 45c; mixed and ducks, %
fs2lc.
PsS-ii,@is4e
Wool-Bright Indiana. me iium unwashed isc;
for heavy merino and very coarse, l5c, tub-washcd
30 y7c: hurry. Trashy and cotted. lO0l2c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-24

Druggists i'm malarial districts say that
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
as much the standard remedy for female
weaknesses a. quinine is for the prevailing
chills and fever.
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The Chicago Times says.

Nv NIfINslt-V IIIIIV-
During eight weeks OF prohibition law II so6
Prescriptions for whisky for medical purposes,
averaging pint flask in each ease, were filed at
Topeka. Kansas drug stores II sickness prevails
to this extent in the other of the state ii i
evident that Kansas is more in need OF sanitary
than temperance laws
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-24
Body of a Murdered Italian Pound.

special io the Sentinel.
KoKoNO. Ind, June 30.-fireat excitement pre-
walls here over the finding of another Italian,
murdered and buried on the farm OF X swing
sion. ten miles west OF here This y the second
Italian that has been foully murdered by gang OF
Italian cutthroatS. who were working on the grad
ing OF The new railroad from this city TO afayete
and who mysterously disappeared rom me ecene
al their crime about i've weeks ago. lhe toroncf
has gone To the scene OF the murder.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her CAsTORIA
When she was Child she cried for CAsTORIA
When she became Miss. she chung to CASTORIA
When she had Children, che gave them CAST'A