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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
SOME OF OR FRIENDS.
The People We Claim and the Strangers
within Our Gates.

m
within 0"r Gn,..
r. S,nIroLor Of Wirt county Is in
the civ.
NJ IA Iobnsor or rc;,,,,; i in tho
,;.rn, |n,;n"ss
H. .r.,.Lo u,...l h., ro,r-roI ,o
,.L.nl o., pb;iado,IL;o
~ m,vLn', ~, c..L w,,,ru.
cam, W; ~
uT =,
Nm' 'i%frt''' OF it"re"ceOo'S '"i'' l.
',,""" 10 - w.
J.. ! %'"''F' -! % n'''"'I Is IA '"' Guy
az" l. me guest o. Mortimer 'o.I"iN.
Ni,. I.]]'" Hay. OF the Island, ""' mas
''','y ".'" H'',' III Is 40" r'c'E'''''' .
Hon. { +. i'orr. OF Webster, mem ''r 81
the House o. DELEGATES Is III the c'y.
Mis- blanche lt""5, OF Pttt>parE, vii
spend -"nday with Miss Clara Fisher.
Mis- l. !ia N,G,aa, Of Cameron, v. Va,
paid a sh"r' visit to his cry last week.
Nj i. johnson. wro has been y]i...inr
in W.; Wheeling, returned to Mounisyilc
yc.trIa".
c y. iimorc. Of C.eycs. Ohio, will 20
into .Lc undertaking business in tits city
mex string.
Nj. Lizzie VrNraf Ia. returned to her
bowc i; Him Grow. accr = shgr, but peas.
AMI visit 70 his civ.
y, L,,, Patterson, ,r r,.r s,ro.,
,~L,t on ,E. 100 o,iIn w.fg;n, irairrip,
several miner injuries.
Ms Sue Tyl,on Of Eighteenth street,
will ,hcr,lv leave for WolI,6urg. where She
eNroc.s TO remain until spring.
Mr.. Judge jackson and Miss Alice
UocGainv returned here Yesterday and will
20 10 Parkersburg this morning.
" V;ol Pollov or the East End vii,
.,i,I. l.aro ,bo c;,y and raromh,Ia,e in
tho u;ris Of KANSAS in search Of deer.
vc.,rs Allen Oliver and .Iaco5 Sbariol.
SOM, and dance artist, Of the Creased
I;oIrir,' rorN;r,,:,n are visiting friend.
in ,,,ovn,
D~.,u v.n,,I oc ,be South
@I,";W' I,.,o c.. r:.n;rro,; tho I-,,rr
,.r, ,ri,Ir.,r. In Tank. rhoro. Of ;nc no 3
!~.,or..r Clara
-. r:r.n oLor-,;r. s,.,L
ls-. ANN. l|.En Il tlllfFN.l- HDtIl
90. ~, N".'' .,..' s.-,r; = L- b.r
c:'' .'',' ..,.. ave- -, ,ooI ,;ma
a,'.., 81" H.. II, ,na
was ''.' ~ "a. aonu ,-.., =,
ar I."i "'la' H"' T%' o".9 '''n,' ~
Il ,r'',,'o"I n,Ha '."nmI 81 ,an',
"""''.'' A. (" -, =, "r
~ ~n|-,,- - ..:.,.,. ~
for tic ms, week. and a, this writing Fri
. d. worrrirr, m,ye tovJ,. are cn;.rtalne.
!,,l;, r'n", W..,o, pr,, Mia,
yrH .I.., ;,.r
a." N'a,I'e I""'I"n, ., va, a. P'aI,, -. -,
recipient 81 TIE HHHiS'ncS' 'N'iI',Ihs s.,
We jaVe heaF4 o' ms season IIF "":l'
Senator SamaSn' presented an nG T., Win v III. " wa mI,
flI No. , %nn'T ns SnI rT,t'''' ''' ' '"" 's'
-mi"N'o" D'"'', o,I p,.o rn,or, or,o-
MISSES h"!e ana h''r n.iHe"S eyer V,,
iaincd lnc.F 'f'en's ,,T"S om H.! I 80 \ % rro,
lear D e',"i"E n ", Music J,ncinr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

The gar!ors of pr K v. Hazl,.,'s resi-
Geuye ON North Main street presented a
merry sCrae On Tuesday eyrn.ng Tne o,-
cu,..a was ,he celebration OF Master B-.,ta
la let's thirteenth J:r,hI.y. The happy
little morials rompei and PLAYED games to
,hsir hears content. Their pagas AMI
mau.mas So. in the background AMI en-.
ioysd the scene almns, rs veil As their l..,,n
da.i.rrs A. 1880 the nurses came ami
'osk ,d.i, LITTLE charges home. sleepy hu:
EaFuy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
On TIE SC.NGE.
>o;,> and Garments Tn" ATTRACTIONS Of
the Week.

the Week.
IL, he dramas tlsS llr vnTli =, 'r'y.
N!rl. lat nd OiGtg"HIi" -i1'H n' -.'F
Nl,lr DO ,..h mind ag' ,~rEEr'r> p.-EuH- *
'r'." with Vi -. ui yl." with yIr.I' miA"i.
Bal lr.u u %y.atur. sonnet t. ST. " -l'" way,
ia. uritG,r bent nas Undivided S'.y.
"roycrry Ro@ dill not contain its usual
10 .u.,a, on riGay night. The BOYS are a
mi" Lard pashcd
The Friday Club attended the reception
70 N.rnr. on Friday Ii INT
i Young gentleman, well known a'out
own 20, = fall while climbing over IN" Or
ch,.rra railing, on Friday night. lie also
gol around OF applause and Il badly skinned
alcr. a Journalistic gentleman got his
weight OIL lis foot aud nov carrie, i in a
sing.
1t is too bad &c severely c].i;ic,sc the Laiy
Macbeth OF Friday night. Miss Naci=r.
Who took tie part, to help ont Il sick
friend. Lad never played it before aUi Ger
tai,iy deserves unboan2cl ere lii for *.
Un Tuesday next the famous and roman
tic French play, a Midnight Marriage
will be at the Opera House. IN exchange
says ,,
ont and each scene mera powerful than the
one before aud not until the las. at Is the
climax reached.
The par, OF Ca>imir gives m opportunity
for .troug aul impassjonci actin, which
was 10, overdone By Mr.. Rcim"ni. lie
rIayod with rrea. sincerity and MS col""p
ii,u ct the character vas iiuis he'd ana in
,.It INIT
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Iiry Tror,andN Year.

To De sure You've -o.,y g3- . coll.
only q cough. Be -. over II: IN So ..s
DAYS. -uou't Torry a53u- ME. Ny- wr
won', Bat 81" geo pssP,s lie every vas- Pa
the United $,ases from conss@1'ia-. q A..
eyerv soul Of them began in ;sa. w.v
Better $50? i, row with Pa-ae-s To -. Tai.
70 medy VII e,pe, abe cy.4 d. occa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

E1vryp T. BoraryG ara c. Nsukami,ler.
druggists. vii rs;uai the price paid il
ArA-r> Blood E'iXer does not relieve any
skin OF l'uol disorder. i new but thor.
o-.h,v ;es.,i discovery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
TIE WORLD.

This popular aud famous paw be with
u, two nights this week. Wednesday and
Ti:rsday. The News says oft:
We have had The World by Mr.. ]. l..
Linle and his original company comprising
Miss Jennie jackson, the heroine; Tom
Coleman, the eminent Irish comedian, who
keeps the audience in a roar, and ". j..
nalton, an incompatible Jew.
The drama appeals directly to the brish;
principles Of true manhood, womanly ai'ec-
TN and patriotism, and is splendidIy acted
and elegantly set. The company carry their
own scenery. and upon our own stage, which
ley pronounced a good ona, omitted no
cure OF a perfect stag" pies nation. Tia"
wharf and shipping; ship at sea-; SINKING
,h.p and raft, the cottage home, Old cha
to.u asylum aud great revolt II scene, and
u" ]rcnibu,ion comprised acts AMI eight
s.h,caYy, and oceapicl the stage two EoarS
AL forty minutes after the appearance Of
he comranv-Neadyille News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
a RIFT IN THE CLOUDS
And the First Harbinger of Better
Times.
Confidence Coming, BetOdeninS an improve
ment--. Merchants and Manufacturers
Confident of Better Business and
Perhaps a Boom,

rerNtp9 d UVV'U'
I, : ln.b,G,I 4 tho reorIa Of Wheeling.
80 uon r.,, y;,h.
40 " "Ho'e' ever e"'0''G ~
IN the past decade IN the itce o. d : o'Hi
d future as 1T present. II is AS doIbiiul If,
within the same pcriod. Wheeling ever
I,5 .L' ..r.. L,-l ,;m.sn- s,y
near" d. "'''" "'l "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
II the EcliairC Bridge Belonging to The

" ,.,,,.. p.;I-. p,-.. .. H..
,Yi,
y - 49, .,u,,o- rr, o,l
'-,'.''' "'''''7 ~ ct,
."" q &C" met "l;E a very BAD accident y!
he helIairc bridge. The following par,icl-
lg,, of the affair wo-, learned By a 4 .rs.
Ia, ,..n;-- r-r ,ori,,,,
'''' =" '''"
"k" "i.H.ss'o X re said was cross
.ug the bridge about 80 Yesterday morn
ur.rl lust as reached the channel sr.n
w,s attention wa, a.ractei 70 the river
~ fearir, men hallowirr about cutting
ror,s. etc.. Hooked and saw a steamer
.ou.ing down silcxay, to the bridge. with
"'r TO-" OK c'ai pointed S'sh.iS toward ,ae
.hannei l ''rHPei Oh, On 20 ne P'e;' me
'"' aL' .'r 'g' were al d very '"1 P,,
1'", 'Ta,..S u2"" l,,'' : Ing t.,,.
he coal fleet, ha g.. TO No a..il. Tn"
oarGes struck the w", pier, All the crack
ivr grl ,r..iIu.r rho. .,,I,yul U.s. sin, 70
,}a Eqr,,s villa others sa,,r,i fa,., on
the vessel The vessel seemed /, b,Ia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

EGvvND T. BtcE!NG and c. N~enieni..er.
druggists. wish it known tha' they csaTaG-
''e Ackcrs Dyspepsia Tablets to De t-e
T.. i remedy for indigestion ever mat;
hey always relieve headache.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
NrEE Gt-HEG!N $.

The ssme c~vaatur. Mis- III! Haan2ai
gave 2 ycry noteworthy reception 70 a num-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
ire G.IF.IIu va RIDER

\ brief Synopsis OF the trouble Of Charles
Griffith and EmLaet Mitchell, when teemi-
ua,,I in the killing Of Griffith oy Ia" latter
IS as follows. Charles Griffith ami David
Mitchell owned adjoining farms, tie pI7.
.tr road dividing them. Griffith was road
I.r, d Supervisor when the tls, originated.
Tie road above spoken Of was no; Is wide
a> aas required BY law by SIX t.c'. The
c.u,gs ct the pro?srti 5, decided to give
rh;,e feet q piece each side Of the road.
HIRES where ,oUu, Emm", 0Ut his too IN
;o it.. He swore the fence should nor be
moved. a-ajUs: the pro'eSs Of his father.
/. was moved. nevertheless. by his parent,
ou. !. engaged he son and made him angry
AZ Cr,..h. When Griffith ran Tor Road
Supervisor again. Eumet Mitchell ill all
ne could a-a:us. him and worked Tor the
opponent. Matters kept growing vcri dis
o%-r,.- le FIR Griffith. ~uy i. is sad Was IN.
.a..,j on tie s.,.et every t.le b. "Us met
hv Mitchell. Things grew gradually %orso
anil IL WAS reported abroad tia" Griffin
lad been sio. a.I hi,i,I ny Yong Mitchell.
Ii:, Ma on September > ISL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
RINK ~RiCoUETS.

CLEARING 10 sale Of odd lots and broken
..'- on Monday at T.. ". McGi.ljQ & Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

EpvvHD +. B0cElyG and c. Menkamiller,
druggists, guarantee positive relief for any
cough. cold. Group or lung complaint BY
using Ackcr's English Remedy, or Will re
!uLd TIE MONEY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

having bat ,rry recently rcJurm.
81 from 80. GSrh. Va" a,H daily
rrCCsNiIs- SNsrl;ig> tor 5vsIIu=
E~.reasuIs. Sui solicit Ctli.
iaTDS IS. EiSSGs,
scMclCF CorUCr TUeiiiil ana slaia.
4 1870. drive IN SCARE; mi--a. - ta-
Men in NurG... - .'a-,a:u Sal. D., ra.1.
T.. VI McG..Iu q 60.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

HrvNA>~ on N,nd.~ a. L " McGiiIin
& COS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

Ask E.muud T. Booking and c. Menka-
miller. druggists about Acke-s Blood Elixi,
he only preparation guaranteed to cleanse
The blood and remove all chronic diseases.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
SENT UP FOR LIFE,
Emmett Mitchell Convicted of Muir
der in the Second Degree.
The Jury Out Four HOurs---Scenes About
the Court House---Waiting the
Verdict Synopsis Of the
Killing Case.

At go O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
jury in the Emme. Mitchell case, at St.
C9airsyille, caue in with yerdic! Of murder
in the second degree. The court house,
crowded all day had not lost d man, and
when the jury filed in the silence was oP-
p~ressiye. The usual preliminary questions
were asked and the prisoner stood up to
hear the verdict which is to send him to the
peuiteu,iary for life. The relatives of both
prisoner aud murdered man were much
affected and the face Of the prisoner Was
jlauched to a 3ca.h,ikc wilderness. Hon.
Lorenzo DantorI. counsel for the prisoner,
immediately excepted to the verdict and
moved tor a new ttaI. on which argument
will be heard this week. Oar 81. Glars
vile correspondent writes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
UUAIDISG TIE JrRT.

/, is over, the great Mitchell murder case.
This morning ]. ". shannon, Is Tor the
State. concluded the argument 1t l0:lj
O'Clock and Judge Kelly occupied three
r~var,ers OF an hour in charging the jury AS
10 he law in the case. His charge was u
very impartial one. and was listened to with
mark,d attention by the jury snl all in the
cor, room. 1t II O'Clock the jury retired.
III. cas-, is probably the greatest case Of
rfr Mind ever trird in our court, and the
Safe and defense have watched closely and
contested every inch Of the ground. We
Eavr ui-l 70 give the Substance OF the i'm
ror.gut testimony from day to day in the
Eyau..kr. ard have heard no word Of CON
vlainr as to it, account, although every
copy that came to this pos,o1lce was han
did and Rad I'LL it was worn our.
H.. cuvrs hous, has been crowlg!
every dar ~ interested spectators and as
he Farmers Institute also held crowded
SESSIONS our Own ms been fun Of people
lie entire week. When the argument con-
merc,j ~s-y,.al ladies' visited jhe court
house and remained aa,il it was concluded
attentive listeners 70 The r,OlueHcn ct thra"
among the leaders at IT,. lar OF I;elnou,
county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

A. o~,r cord Of Flannel. Print and Ms.
lin Remnants 81 T. VI NcG;iiu il Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

A real estate agent and contractor SAID
l.. expected 10 see \ great many houses g
Up this spring, with rents steady and no
respect OF an increase. The city is lgrow.
Ing and the demand will continue. Il,
tie tariff should come oi OF wood, Il.
iied, houses would 20 a booming ~
And after all OF thi,, a proi1in n.
weller said: They talk Of hard times. .
II tell YOU i sold 81 800 worth more G.
.cols in December. lsSi thar in Deaeu'rl
80. Ilow's that for a poiu'c-?'
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09

ing community chance for their protec
tioD. | ssUt IL 70 the Agricultural Comnit-
tee and 10 has never been reported back.
Thst bill required action TO be broug ht on
relation of tue State and the suit pressed by
the Prose cutting Attorney, 80 the farmers
would obtain the amount OF their loss with
out any expense. This bill repeats every
chance the farmer has TO recover whore rail
roads are fenced in accordance with this
act. The amendments do not go far enough.
The amendment to the menzmeat was
agreed to upon division.
The amer dment as amended was also
agreed 10 by vess 81 nave 80
Dir. Y0UCHE moved to amend by adding
Section .. Nothing in this act shall change
the liability ot railroad corporations for
ste OK killed or in ured on that railroad.
Mr.. MCCULLOUGH: This bill would by
implication repeal al existing law, as 10
all railroads at least that run through IN
enclosed lands. The amendment should be
adopted. ] am in favor OF giving the farmer
every right and every protection.
Mr.. HUSTON: / am heartily in accord
with the amendment demand the pre-
vious question.
The Senate refused to sscond the demand
for the previous question upon diviaiOn-
affirmative. 81; negative, %.
Mr.. MAGE: can see no necessity for
the amendment.
Mr.. MCCULLOUGH: 1t would not do to
pass this bill and repeal the law in force. l
think this amendment prevents vicious leg
isation in the bill.
The amendment was agreed to by yeas
81, nsys 10.
ar. WILLARD moved 10 strike from the
bill the allowance Of attorney fees. While
am opposed TO the bill If it is passed this pro-
vision should be eliminated from it.
Mr.. MAGEE: | move that this bill and
all an endments be referred TO q special COM
mistee with instructions to report st 20
o'clock to morrow. II is row after o'clock.
Mr. HUSTON: i hope that motion will
not prevail The committee will doubtless
report a cumbersome bill that will provoke
as much discussion rs this one wilt.
Mr.. HILLIGASS: 1 think this motion
ought to prevail. The only intelligent way
is to refer this bill and amendments to a
special committee.
MIR. WEST: / hope the motion will not
prevail.
The Senate then adjourned.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09
AFTERNOON SESSION

The reading was continued and the bill
passed by yeas 81. nays IL.
Mr.. BEN, n explanation of his vote,
said There are several things in that bill
too extravsgant. and did ali IN my power
10 preventive extravsgance. but IS We must
have an Appropriation bill l will vote
aye"
Mr. FAULKNER, when his name wa,
called, said: There arc q number OF thing,
in the bill / think are wrong. / did ali I
could TO Keep them out, but az one man
can't nave everything he wants, and don't
tbinK that a good exuse 10 vote against the
bill, vote aye"
Mr.. MCINTOSH, when his name WAS
called. said: i think there is at least 500 600
mere in that bill than there ought TO be-
100000 more than Is Necessary, and 1 vote
no
Mr.. WILLARD:..As Chairman CT the Com.
mittee on Finance hsve endeavored TO keep
the appropriations as low as necessary. As
/ have stated IL will create a deficiency Of
$50, Gee ii IL passes. l don't feel like going
sn record IN favor OF such bill, so I vote
no"
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Hendricks: I desire
70 change my vote and give the reasons.
recognize the tact that appropriations have
10 lie msde and that the majority ere re.
spoDsjbie tor them; bus when the Chairman
OF the Committee on Finance votes against a
bill be hes proposed, I desire 10 change my
vote and vote no.
Mr.. HUSTON: FOR the same reason given
Nv the Senator from Hendricks | desire 10
chspee ny vote. / vote no
Mr.. DRAKE; / desire my name Ihall be
Gale 1 sgsin NO"
Dir. MCCULLOUGH: Call ny rame The
Appropriation bills did not meet my iudg-
ment At sll, but / notice the Republican mi
nority vote for the largest appropriations as
they came up end If they want to make ex-
peBsfs OF that kind I will assist, and vote
no
Mr.. MARSHALL; Inasmuch as the Sem
stor from Gibson MIR. McCalloush) has
charged that the Republicans on this door
have tried 70 make this bill as large as they
could. ard rs !, for one Republican, have
tried 10 keep these appropriations down as
low as | could, and / sss they are Jet alto
etther too large. vote no"
Er, THOMPSON asked that his name be
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09
FISH PROTECTION.

Mr.. LiDville's bill II. r. 2l2l to amend
Section 300 of the act concerning public
ofenses, vas read a third time the author
explaining that the only change from the
present law for the protec ton of Dish, was
that ii allowed owners OF private hshponds
to stock and replenish them by catching
them with seine or trap.
The bill passed-yeas, 81 nsys, %.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09

Royal roquettes,-Roast a plump, tender
chicken, and, when cool, chop the white
meat as fine as possible, then pound to q
smooth paste. Scsld sweetbread and re-
move the.sinews Fry it brown in butter,
then let it cool. Pound it to a smooth paste
and add it TO the chicken. Season to taste
with pepper and salt, and add well-beaten
egg Mois.en it with rich cream, and work
into teaspoonful Of flour 10 give il consist.
enoy. Stir il well over the fire until it De.
comes hot. then spread it upon buttered
dish to cool. Form the mixture into cork
shaped croquettes, and egg, bread crumb,
and fry them in the usual wsy.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09
A Household Treasure,

Says a shrewd writer: "Only let a wife
know she ID precious to her husband, and
she will be to him and 70 her children a
wellspring OF happiness" There is good
sepse in this, and there is good sense in pre-
serving your wite's health 50 that she may
be happy. Many women are cruelty run
down by work and worry, but hardly auy
&Ie beyo the power OF Browns Iron Bit
tiers TO restore. Mrs. L. d. Hamilton, Bed
ford, o., says: Il derived permanent good
from using Browns Iron Bisters as tonic
for general debility"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09

Mr. Overman's bill to prevent railroad
companies from making extra charges
where passengers fail To purchase tickets
before getting on the train failed to
pass for want OF a constitutional maj ority by
yeas 80, NAYS 49,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09
From the Dissecting Room.

Having taken SwiIt's Specific Tor blood poison
contracted at a medical college at a dissection.
while l wss medical student, l am grateful tn
say hat ii gave me a speedy and thorough cure
after my parents had spent hundreds OF dollars
jor treatment Ny arm swollen TO twice It's
usual size, and as nothing helped me 1 was des-
7 siripg OF ever being cured. But hearing OF the
s s. S, bought bottle. little thinking would
derive any benefit from IL. j began taking IL reg
ularly, and soon the swelling BEGAN to 20 down
and the arm ceased 10 pain me. l continued its
use, and alter taking eight bottles thoroughly
cnTed AUGUSTUS wendell Newark, n. j.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed Free
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09

The bill III. r 4S7l-the Specific Appro.
priation bil!-wes read a third time and
passed-yeas 80. NAYS d
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09

Mr.. SEARS, from the special committee
to which vss referred the Cartwright fee aud
salary bill, reported il back, with the recon.
mendation that il pass with amendments.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

IOuissions and csrtaiIme1ts Of tbs report
~ want Of space IN these columns wiH appear N
m appendix 10 Volume XIII Of the Brewer
Ls2tsLafise reports.1
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09
The House refused to concur in the amend
mtnts, and the bills were ordered engrosst
euPREMK couRT conMTssIoNERs.

Mr.. WILLIAMS bill a. r. 506l to abolish
the Office Of Supreme Court Commissioners,
was read the third time. and passed By yeas
~ naye3
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09

IT'D TT PRESCRIPTIONS are to be found
a II - - ia toe "sClENCE of HEaLrH."
for the speedy cure OF Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood. Dependency etc. A CODY OF this book
viii be sent free, sealed Address SCsENCE OF
HEALrH, 1870 West Sixth Street. Cincinnati. Chic.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09
Eczema or Salt Rheum.
Another Clear and Positive Recoyery-An
Elderly Ladl's Letter.


Among the numerous letters received by DR..
Kennedy testfying to notable SALT RHEUM cures,
the following will be found OF interest to our
resdeTS WHO ray accept our assurance of its per-
feet authenticity and trutb!uness:
WORCESTER. Mass, March D. 1884,
Dr. D. Kennedy, Rondout n. Y:
DEAR sIR-Until recently I have been for three
years sufferer from Salt Rheum. 1t followed
upOn sn attack oil EryEipeIss, for which was for
long time under medical treatment | placed
myself again in the hands OF the physicians who
did, have no doubt, ell That could be done. one
thing is sure. however, was none the better Tor
all the medicine they gave NE. The painful aud
unsghtly disease made continual progress, until
htgan 10 fear / should never get rid OF it.
BY means OF one of those accidents that often
result in so much blessing had my attention
called 10 your FANORlTE REMEDY, which was
told would surely do me good. used 1t. ana
within much shorter time than would have
believed possible. l received permanent cure
/ am now perfectly fIee from Salt Rheum. What
a comfort this il, and how IL places your wonder
full medicine in my opinion, you may guess at
but never know. keep II now constantly IN the
house as family medicine. lonrs truly,
MRS. DIN III PHAIR.
Mrs. Phair sometime since went q visit TO
Kansas. found a case OF salt Rheum, could not
Get FAVoRITE REMEDY, sent TO New York City
for It, and cured the case
For all diseases of the Blood Liver, Kidneys,
Bladder ana Digestive Organs, DE-. David Ken.
nedy's FAVoRITE REMEDY, Rondout, n. y.