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The Osceola times., 1885-05-23
NHOOD
AND
sexual Power
NERvITA.!

Thousands Of cases o. Nervous Debility,
mcpth and physical weakness, lost mauhooi,
ucrvnus prustrattln, results Of iudiscIctioue,
pNcVssb5 or any cause, cured bY rIyita No
rrn-dy ever un red 10 the afflicted has net
N iih -ac't Unprecedented succcss IL hos no
tqHa' for curing all forms OF NERVOUS WASTE,
kNuAUsTioS, DEBILITY OF bfCAY, IL bci4e-
E,lai tiiicts are Immediately pcrcrpuhlr; in
4 low weeks after lmmcHclng f. u-o feeling
urroneNca Nigor ana sirc.gh j. apparent. It
tGeCis n prompt aHd radical cure, and b. tA.
only sgfc and rnacfpui icmc1y known Tor cur
ing al forms of Ncrvous Debility from any
cuusc. L., effects are pcrma. rpt No matter
huS aEl,i awaited your case, how many rciue-
dies " u have tried, or how many loct1s huve
htlfl Nhcn the disease has hshci .ha
sktll Of the ab!est physicians when melancholy
and despair have t.ken the place u horo, ana
The woriG iuHks blank and dfcnfy Sorrit4
viii Inspire new hfv and ptrmnncuty rurr
body aUd niud = ~ cases cared Iy itt use
iu 1884. StrLE iaita thai II VIII rWH every
casc prompts mc t, GyEt IIIl package tu
receipt Of 10 ecnts ior pl-~sc, enc NnWe
tAis paper
DG. \ G.'LIN. Box az ,hicaep, iu.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23

AT a late meeting OF the Town
Council, notices were ordered issued
20 those citizens owning property
on which stagnant pools of water
stands, to have the same filled up
aud put in sanitary condition. i
is hoped that every citizen viii real
NC the importance of keeping 1heil
premises thoroughly cleansed, and
give all the assistance in their pow
or TO the council in their endcavor
to protect the health Of the com
munity.
"A preliminary examination be-
fore a Justice OF the peace, in the
Garrett-Riohards (colored) case, de
veloped one OF the most brutal an,i
fendish elimination Of a family
fcud ever enacted IN the history OF
Mississippi county. The parties u
the ahray consisted Of Garrett and
wife on one side, and Richards, wife,
two daughters and one son, on the
other. Both families were li,ing un
the Walker farm and were near
neighbors. Garrett and wife aeFo
ON the point Of moving away, and
had their household effects in a
wagon ready to start, when Rich
ards wife came over, armed with a
pistol, and opened the battle by
firing at Garrett. Richards soon
made bis appearance followed by
his two daughters and son, who
were also armed with pistols and
knives; and thus, outnumbered and
at n disadvantage, Garrett with Il
ciabbei shot gun defended himself
and wife until his enemies all lay
stunned and bleeding on the ground
and apparently dead. Richards
wife had both arms broken while
attempting to shoot CARROTS wife.
Richards was struck on the head
ana stunned, as were also one oi
his daughters and son, as they came
up in turn and attempted to shoot;
the other daughter escaped by flee
ing, in the nick of time. The case
will go to the Circuit Court. Gar
r5tt was bound in the sum Of 81 900.
We hear some one almost daily
recommend "Bilc Beans" to his
friend who makes some complaint
of feeling badly or bilious, or out of
sorts. 1t is good indication that a
great many people are using these
goods. They certainly are AN ox-
eellent remedy.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23
YGys

hpAlsvtLLa, Ga, nay Q. l31S
MA THsnT0RD q Co. GcaGcmT
I-rlug fet nnc OF Dr. A q SIN
rous csrli.st rrJnts for his Liver
Nvicinc. ma olso tgent for it since
\ h.s death, / du ciirrri4.hy rucotn-
mlf ittl the puhlic ~ tbs gcnuins
and best liver Medicine ~ The wodd
have uaCl the HIcflcinC made ~
y ir 4. G .SRs.0as hiiaeC and a,sD
that r1sJs iy The parents ~ n. A.
! Ihclmrl 1harc 4 no dTar7ice IN
( tl.n. 80 knua Che medicine made
rs Nya j. tAo genuine aud oaiS!a
as Il-de by Dr. Simmons.
Yours Truly,
DANIEL DURHAM,
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23
THE APPEAL FOR 1885,

The advent Of the Democratic party TO power
on the iih OF March will invest tho. .Ap PEAL.
with more than ordinary interest. Indeed, the
Inauguration OF Cleveland and the carrcnt
events for the year lss5 will be the most i'm
poI tant in the history Of the country and the
APPEAL viii be abreast Of the times 1t viii
remain steadGisily Democratic. and having
iaith Ia the holesty ~ Democrats, and teliey-
ing thai ,he eombincd wisdom of the party
as expressed IN SIS National and state Con-
yontions. is wiser man the .factiUus utteranccs
Of individuals il will cling to its party instead
OF following the chronic fault-hnders COM
ing events viii mark au era OF unprecedented
prospcrityin the sonth, and lhe APPEAL will
do all II can 10 develop and build up The ma-
'erial .nterests.of the coantgy, The great, grand
and glorions future Of the south, and in wiping
ont all sectional prejndoes Durne bf
eyentlGl wear iss5lls columns will b. filled
with the latest oItanable information II has
engaged the services Of regular correspondents
etwa7hington, New Orleans and all Other i'm
portant points, and viii continue 10 advance
ITS Place among the progressive journals oi
the South
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23

This famous Hcmody for Con- \
fdratior, Dyspepsia. Indigos-
tion, Liver Compliant, aud al
Liver Disaass-, has baan I'm
constnnt use by tho public for
fifty years, AID is - src popular i
to-day tran ever before. Buy
nnnc hut NJ. a. Tnedford q Co.'s
original nnj geslnine, r,lnu,ao-
tu'ch by tho Chattanooga FTedi- |
cine Co.,, 10 Chattanooga, Tenn.
Every package enclosed in Ycl-
low WrapPer
Trial package by mail, fifteen
cents. =
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23
The ''Swcgl-syCad.c -

Pittsburg Dispatch; The young
ster OF whom the least promise can
be reasonably expected belongs to
the genius "swell-head." He is
pompous, preten,ious, sensitive,
Jealous, arrogant and selfish. Us
ually without any marked capacity,
and constitutionally lazy, he would
consider that he was doing his own
mother a favor by letting her work
for him, and he is apt to deport him
self toward his sisters as if they
were an inferior order of being and
he was the eldest of the elect. This
fraud, for he is a fraud, may be de
Gently hammered where he can profit
by it, but he will never perform a
really disinterested action, and a
heroic one is beyond the reach of
his imagination. He is the most
insuilerable and odiops ofall drones,
a selfinilated opinionated drone, a
fellow who makes up in airs what
he lacks IN merit, such a creature as
would have furnished constant
target for the Roman satirist and
comedian. An old fool OF this class
is tolerated on account of bis age,
but youth who sets on, TO iill such
a role should be drummed out {
camp. There are too many able,
industrious aud modest young men
deserving of counteuance to have
one of the puifed-up and worthless
creatures endured with any patience.
The swcil-head should BE- aha;cA as
the m st offensive thing in ihe body
,,.f;s.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23
Relief sSosis Earst ApEs.i.
cation.

When a person has suffered the
untold agonics OF rheumatism and
neuralgia twenty-five years, when
physicians have failed, aud when a
lnnlnent cures at one application,
the fact ought to cause thinking
people t. pause and consider If a
bottle of it ought not to be in inn
mediate readiness in every house
hold for instant care Of the aches
aud pains that ailiot mankind,
Such was the evidence of G.. NJ
Sanders, of Madison, Ala, and there
are volumes of other testimonials oi
IA Ike character. to certify that
."MansGeli's Magic Acnica Lini.
mcnt' is the best, the par excel
lencc of all pain killers, Sold by
druggists, aud prepared by Tho
Mansfield Medicine Co, Memphis
Tenn. 2-94t.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23
SAYING. os sosh Billings

The man wha gets bit twice by
the same dog B, better ad.ptcd toI
that kind of business than any
other.
There. is great deai Of religion
ia this world that is Ike a liie-pre-
servur-only put on at the momou'
OF immediate danger and then halt
the time pat GA hind side before.
Experience is school where a
man learns what o big fool be baa
been
The man who doesn't believe in
any hereafter has got a drcadfully
mean opinion Of himself and bis
chances.
Tho9o are two kinds Of fools IA
this w.rld-those who can't change
their opinions and those who won't
a good doctor is a gentleman to
whom we pay three dollars n visit
for advising us to eat less and excr-
else more.
Out in the world men show us
two sides to their characters, by the
hreside Only one.
The world is filling up with edu-
Gated fools mankind read too much
and learn too little
Every man has his follies, and of
tentimes they ere the most inter
csting things he has got.
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sssiport&Ps. to ssUpiIred
f'PF9GUs.

The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg
Co, Of Ogdensbusg, n. j guarm-
see 70 Cure any gse Of updudihlc
Hernia with thcir Rcmedies.
rHERUrTuGE PLASTER ANnln.ALlNG
CoMtorND.
This Treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public. Send 65cts for free
book on Rupture or ask your drtg-
ist for the Remedy.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23
-

The Hmg of AM The New I'M
proved, Light Runuing New Home.
The Simplest and most Durable Ma.
chine IN the World; viii last a Life
time; never odr of ouiei; the Best
sett OF Attachments ever Invented
for hut'.ing, SAuring, tleiting, &c,
accompanying each Machine. A
thing Of beauty and Joy t9rveer
CHARLES GouDRfCn.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23

Free schools was first founded in
Charleston, Mass, in 17l2, l73
years ago.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23

FOR cods coughs, bronchitis, asthma,
hurni Z and th'klinR In the throat and ienp-,
and Pains IN the chest, use hiil a Iocktrt' :
compound LieHricc Cough Syrip 81 cents a
hpttcat druggist. Samples roe fOr sale ~
4. A. MATTHEWS,
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23
IsnstOrfaIaf.

when y0n visit nr leave New York. save
Baggage iXpres-aEe and Carnage Hirr sod
siop Al The hiand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
teufri Depot.
tlcrant Ionns fitted npat q cost of one nil
lion d0llar-. reduced 90 =! yl8 aul upwards pgr
Day tlfnpusn plan, Elevator hesfauranfl
supplied VITA Che best. Horse carsi stage anu
veguiu0 railroad 10 go drHpE falaiit- car
I've ht'fpr ipr Tess In ruc, 20 fis Graud + fHIup
Hotel thln ai any other f. t-ri.ss h1t.l 'u h.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23

Mrs. G. +. Stowell, who has
been sojuurning in Memphis some
time, came up last Thursday.
lin \ Tnchef,'s Iron Tohlc syrup makes
rich. rai htalihv hinDd Healthy hn0d msscS
hralily Iurn aud Wum0n taT ih's frs-or 'he
hon Tonic >yfHp D iit hct 'or weak delicate
i,inalrs Tnoy all say aitef thes lasc I q
while ~ feel likc "a bran nrs Uercn. Also
ne the ipi ig-.of h-- ni ap!1uis, indigestion.
general dcldiiiy and ~ 4 hioui pariher. 81 q
battle AZ a \ MATgAENs-
Our thanks are due Nj Henry
Williams for a hue string of fish.
ne and two companions caught over
a huu,ired yesterday.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-23

Every good citizen subscfibes
and pays for lis county paper
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

ftsd. Nsrke. slow and weak: sho-n Texans s29
80; natives, inferior 10 cnOice a. 81 60.
KANSAS CITY, April 2L-The Live stock hIdi.
Gator reports:
Cattle-Recesp,s, 1873 head Market moderately
souve and le@15c lower: ratiye shippers OF LID
10 $40 pounds 81 60G5 IS; botches OF S72 20 C0
ROUNDS, Ga C5G4 50: feeders "a 25s4 60: stOckers.
Sz84 IS; cows, $40 calves, s. 25s 5; Texas steers,
coInied, averaged go pounds 81 3.
Hoes-keoetpu. $500 head. Market weak and
lCc lower, closing weaker; bulk o. sales. 81 loa
j. range. s403 q.
sheep-ReceiDIs. go head Market quiet, ar n
Rnc unch anged.
NEW YORk. April q -5eevee-Receio's, in
Guiding SO car loads for exporistOn Us car loads.
1be market was the worst OF the year for the sell
Inc intsresg; extremes for sterTs 81 $500 10 per
lt6 pounds for steer, live weight. fOr pulls, dry
COWS and fst oxen, 81 sos. Exports 10 day anu
Tomorrow. sSf hesd of cattle. $3.50 quarters 81
bcei and 81 Csfcasses OF mutton.
Soeep-keceipts, S4O0 head. Market shade
Irmer al 5ee yer loO DouDas for uushorn sneep,
s@5c for clipped sheep ana IS 1896 IS for IN
shorn yeaTiDgs.
Receipts, ESQ head. MsrFet dun and
nominal; i've hogs az Slgi o per 90 pounds.
ST. LOUIS. ADrl -i-LEtuo-R Receipts, 6Go
head shipments LOO head. Scarce, but the sup.
ply Is equal 10 the demand: heaviest grades si,V
but meoium WEIGHS steady exports. 5 604J so;
falr 10 good shipping steers OF LOO 70 i.lG0 lbs
s. 1905 to- good but hers steers 81 50ds IS; COWS
and beierS s. 25d4 IS: stockeTs g. tO6I4 % feed
els g fOa6; cOrlI-fed Texans, stat IS
hoss-kecepts. 8. 200 bead shipments, 4 100 head.
Light GRADES higher. Workers. S. 5OG3 60; packers
S4esi IS, butchers. 81 1905 81.
bboeD- re Ceipts, SO mead; shipments. none.
Market quiet and less finn; fair 10 good muttons.
$ 2j@s; sOOd to choice. s4S4i 50. extra, s. %.
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Optton.

MEMPHIS, April A.-CottoE--Dull; midiling,
lOIc. Receipts. l46 bales; shipments, ESQ bales;
stock, 3,9l0 bales; sales, 4Co bales.
ST. LOUIS, April -Cotton-Quiet middling,
1C3<c; sales SEQ bales receipts. 2Oje bales; ship
menls, 500 bales; stock, SEQ bales.
GALVESTON. April Northumberland Net
and gross receipts. G. bales. Sales. So bales:
stock. n $50 bales. Weekly net receipts AZ bales:
eross l.50s bales. Exports 10 the Continent 9i7
bslts; c0astwise, l,702 bales. Sales 1910 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 24.-Cotton-Qufet aud
easy; prices unchanged. Net receipts, 1Otl bales
gross receipts col bales: exports 10 Great Britain
ICES bales; 10 the Continent. 1867 bsles. sales,
100 bales: stocg, I8s $50 bales. Weekly net re-
CeiptS, 6,6l bales; gross .S65 bales: exnorts 70
Great Britain, 10 l53 bales; 10 France, 20 bales
10 he Continent 60 bales: coaStwise. 357 bales
sales, 1890 bales Correction: Exports coastwise
April ? should have teen 5.5eO bales.
NEW YORK, April 24.-The Post IN its cotton
review says: Future deliveries are very dull
The first calls showed decline OF TO 4.lOoe, then
prices were forced up 10 s-100c but the advance
could not be maintained. and before the third
cali 'ales were made again az the lowest atee OF
the cay. ~ The cali $500 Dales June were bought
al 10 sc: 400 bales Au ust AZ Hole 200 Ia ies
November a. 1920. and 100 bales January az 10 23c
futures closed quiet and steady; april and July,
6 NOC; June 7lO0c: balances 5-lOsc lower than yes.
teIday. sales, - OC0 bales.
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COMMERCIAL.

Dry goods are fairly active especially in season.
able summer goods. and prices still remain IN
changed. Groceries are still little quiet though
taken in the aggregate a fair volume OF business
is being done; nothing new has been developed
in prices. Most other lines are going along
suietly; indeed, there is 70 rush in any line OF
trade.
GRAIN.
We quote the following from the Board OF Trade
circular:
Wheat-Somewhat slumpy about expresses the
situation. In local circles there is some slight or
der demand but buyers are not very anxious to
invest very largely st present prices. Receipts
are better Futures show very little life there are
some little offerings, but not much inc uiry. New
York Is lc OF; Baltimore l &c OF. and Chicago 1c
lower than yesteIdsy
Cc'n-pHll as to prices and quotations for
most grades slightly lower; quite an active de-
msnd for casE offerings is noticed. Futures only
in fair demand. New York is &C lower: Balti-
more 1z9s4c higher, aud Chicago &c OF from yes
terday's quotations
oais-steady, snc in fair demand for cash ship.
menis. Receipts are light
The following table shows the receipts OF grain
~ sSis point for the past tventy-iour hours:
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OsIs.

VII MINGToN. y. c.. April 2L-Turpen inc
SteGcy at % C.
BRADFORD, Ia. April -Pe;roleum-Nl-
tiOnal Transit Certificates opened at SIC and
closed at 7S1Sc highest price, 80 &C; lowest IS sc.
cehlances 2,532,CO0 bDls.
OIL CITY, Pa, April 81 -Petroleum-C,ude
oil, sales OF $4,000 bbls; clearances 39S 90 bills
runs, 7l.2l2 bbls.; shipments 67,1ls bbls.: casr-
terS 36,S0y bbls. National Transit certificates
opened az 59c.snd Closed at7S1c Oh est price &c;
lowest, 775Ec; cIearances, 2,532. Geo bbls.
PITTSBURG, April 2i.-Petroeum-A listless
feeling prevailed in oil circles to-day. The uctu-
atoms were confined 10 a quarter of q cent, and
the transactions were limited to few small pick
log lots. The market opened at 7s5kc, fell or 10
7oZc rallied TO 7sSzc, but broke again aud clos FL
with sales at 7SLc.
NEW YORK, April %. The petroleum market
today has been sluggish and the business ex-
tTenely light The opening price was 79c: the
lowest 7Se, and the closing 7s3 &C. II IS believed
that the European war news would have de-
cided effect upon the petroleum market here, aud
the bulls express surprise that their predictions
have not proved correct II is believed that Wall
Street holds the bulk OF oil certificates Outstand-
ING. IL is evident. however. that traders in pc
trOleum certificates acting much IN the same
way as the stock Exchange operators and are sim
ply waiting for further developments Either an
sctual declaration OF war or an official sunounce-
ment OF the settlement Of European frOu oles
would result in decided effect upon the market.
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Iyoo,.

BOSTON. April 2f.-Wool-The demand for wo ]
has feen COCO, the sales OF the week amounting
10 4, 800 t0O lbs, OF which upward of 100000
were Mediterranean and CoTdOvO carpet. Toe
latitr grsde Is now scarce ana held firm. The
sales % heeces have been. TO some extent and IN
cluce Ohio ~ 0a3lc: NX az 329351Sc and KIN
above Ss2543z Michigan feeces have been IN
demand with sales st 29c for y; COmbing ana de.
laine feeces have teen steady, with unwash ed
woods in very fair demand 81 previous DTioss.
lulled woods have been sold 70 some extent 8;
20g32c for good TO choice FupeTs. Australian
wool has been in demand at 81 c39c Most OF the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

is possible, for short time 10 tue robust,
but the majority Of refined persons would
prefer immediate death TO existence In their
Teeking atmosphere. How much more re .
voting to be in ones self a living sewer.
But this is actually the case with those in
whom the inactivity of the liver drives the
refuse matter OF the body to escape through
the lungs breath. the pores. kidneys aud
BLADDER 1t is astonishing thst lie remains
in such dwelling. Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Di, covsry'' restores normal parity &c
the system and reneTs the whole being.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

There has never been a medicine Tor rheums-
tism introduced in this State that has given such
universal EatisisctiOn as Dur8ng's Rheumatic
Remedy. Il stands out alone as the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease 1t
Is taken internally and never has and never can
fail 10 the worst in the shortest time. II
has the Endorsement and recommendation of
many leading physicians IN this State aud else
where. Ii is sold by every druggist 81 81. Write
for free forty-psge pamphlet to R x. HELPH KIN
slime Druggist Washington ID. Q. -
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

1t is a sorrowful spectacle when q msn has
abandoned al the pleasures OF life, the VIC
tim of suffering and disease. Charles North
rop, Of Woodmont, Conn, who had been
afflicted with rheumatism for years, had
made up hiS mind that he would be obliged
TO suffer the remainder OF his days De was
advised to ny Atalophoros, sDd nov when
he has any usin be takes dose OF the great
specific. ard by thiE means keeps bis enemy
at bay Snd enjoys life
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

EAST LIBERTY. Pa. April 2i.-Cattle- Al
consienment OF cattle being for through points
today, there was nothing doing in the local
trade: receipts, Ss4 head. shipments 93i h9ad.
Eogs-In lair demand and firm; Philadelphia,
III 1GGi so; Workers. 81 509f 65; receipts, soc
head: shipments, ], 200 head.
sheep-in fair demand but unchanged; receipts,
l,2o0 nsao; shipments, 500 head.
ports:
Cattle Receipts, 5000 head; shipments. 500
head. Market weak. sales 10c lower, making 40c
decline Tor the week: shipping CATTLE 81 5095 co:
outehers', = 0eg4 CO. stockers ana feeders, g 80
a. 20; Texans, So 90d4 60
Eozs-ksoefpU 1900 head: shfpae1 F 200
head. Trading slow: market opener steady, but
closed Joe lower; rough packing, 81 251f 45 pack
Ing and shipping, 81 1894 20; light 81 3094 60;
skips, s. 5Oa4 IS.
sheeP-ReceiPts, 5000 hesd; shipments, 100
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Foreign saoney and STOCKS.

LONDON, April 2i-Consols, % lilo for both
money and the account United states Bonds
a. l24s4 &C. Il19l11Ss. Railroad Bonds Allan
tie and Great Western frsts. 2755; Canadian Pacific
81; Erie. l2ss Erie seconds. 56A: Mexicao or
binary. 1875; st. Paul common. 72t<: New York
Central. %: Pennsvlvsnis. =. The Bank OF r 1g-
land gained $4,000 in bullion on balance to-day.
PARIS. April 2i-Three per cent. reutes, III zoe
Tor the account
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

In some sections the milk from the COW *
not considered BIT for use until the calf is at
least six weeks old, il being Topy and in
curious TO the miik from COWS thst have been
in longer flow
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

markets OF distribution. Agents have made the
price of Berkley & Co.'S shirtings IUc; do extra
shiltings. ne do No IS cam0rcs i4e, and 90.
No. s csmbTics, lSc. Wooden goods continue 70
have good inquiry extended. followed By
fairly satisfactory business
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

Babies are very little things, yet they leave
great gaps Of loneliness behind then when
they die. Mothers; saYe your little ones by
giving them PSrker's Tonic when they show
signs OF being unwell This famous remedy
is so pleasant that any infant will take it,
and twill soon quiet aud remove their scheE
and pains.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25
Whisky.

CHICAGO, Aprii2l. -Whishy-Fifm at 81 $.
ST. LOUIS, April 28.-whisky-Steady at 81 II.
olNCINNATJ. April 2f.-Nhisky- In good IL
mand and steady at 81 Il.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

Aliens Brain Food, Botanical Extract,
positively cures nervous debility aud all
weakness of general system; either sex. 81 !;
for 50. Druggists, or by mail from !. II i.
Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New York.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

There were received in Chicago during the
year 1881 about 10 700 tons of cheese, against
% 97S tons for the year 1888 The receipts
tons for 1888
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25
a Deceived Woman

is the lady who uses cosmetics face lotions, white
lead, bismuth. powders. arsenic, etc, in the be-
lief OF enrlching and beautifying the complexion.
Ii is but mDorary, and ultimately destroys the
skin beyond lhe power OF nature to restore.
Stop II. Stop II now and use only DR.. Harter'g
Iron Tonic, which impsrts the vigor and lowell
ness OF youth.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

IL YOU are troubled with whits specks IN
butter STIR the cream every morning before il
Is churned. and TIE speoks will not appear So
8 good butter maker says.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

Pulled Bread Break up odd pieces of
bread without crust into rough shapes and
dip them ia and out Of colo milk. Bake on
baking sheet in a hot oven until nice
light brown cOlcr, and keep in TIN 10 eat
with cheese.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

The principal value in breed les in the,
powers OF assimilatiDg food III the direction
REQUIRED.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25

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