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WARNER. ole F st.n.w.

ENOR RENT
I 1906 ST.. Tor. f.. S95 1918 Y st., 6f.. m S22 so
1912 Goth NV, 12r-....75 GAL 25h ST., 7r...2O 40
21I9 ST. Or, furn'e IS 1920 oath, Or. water.-2O
1873 ST. ST.. flrned 20 1904 Corcoran 9rs 20 80
24O6 Pa Tor mi 1850 1906 Corcoran st. 8rl8.3O
1143 & L As 21stst. 1850 Valley st. 7r..16.5O
12r. so 1872 25th s.. rs....165O
1927 Pa ave-. Tor 40 80 $50 AID ST. Or. ,water1S 80
1889 X ST.. r. mi IS 80 Canal st. 4r...,.......12
2l37 st. ST.. NIL. 30 40 Rear 2o1S N Y avenue 13
Store 3Ol9 st...--1Si 5l3 2d St 5r. water, so
6l5617 2:Sd ST, IT,. sol 1928 ST., rs.....1O
2f2l ST. 10r., m. 80 l423 st. n w. rs 10 80
2141 III ST., 20 sri 3O27 Water ste 3r 10
29l6 St. ST.. m.i-25 35i go Penna. ave-, 2r. 10
l751-1755 ST., 7r.. "a. 3syt 1927 27th St., rs,S
3O17 NJ ST.. 9f.-.....22.5U
Apply wESCOTT d WILCOX,
n3O 1907 Pennsylvania ave- NV.
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IINOR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, IL 40
II Connecticut ave-, to private family only; rooms
Possession given at once Apply at the house no2l
LNDR RENT-A NEW AND COMPLETELY FUR
IL nished House: all linens, table ware, silver &c;
eleven rooms; within half block Dupont Circle;
sonabe rent Also, several UNFINISHED Houses, near
Dupont Circle Apply CHAS. EARLY, 6O3 14th st.
OcT-Im
FOR RENT-1OI3 18TH ST. NV, NEAR THE
IL Arlington. the furnished House which has been
occupied by Senator Harrison for the last three years
Apply to w. D. DENISON 923 st. NV n14-lm
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IINAOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
HANDS, BELONGING TO THE LATE r. T..
MERRICK. AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER FIFTH, 1885, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front of my auction rooms. 1
shall sell the above pair of fine Horses. d2-3t
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G>OR RENT n
II Cor 18th NY. av. l21OO Fl st. NV 10 r. SS3 81
4Or.. m.i..-..-. 100 1912 ST. NV, l1r-. 20
l466 X J.. av, 12r. ,mlS 80 14S n ST. NV, 1Or--B5
10th st. bet o & p. 1876 81 i457 ST. n W. 12r 90
1913 n. II. av .l3 ..I2oI 20l6 Hilyer Pr lOr.6 60
1915 n. II. av., IL r.-.lOO 500 2lst I4r m. go
l32o + ST. NV. Is loo 2lS1 st. NV. $3.50
IT'S st. NV. IL rS3S 1912 18th st. ST. 40
ozO 80 ST. NV. IS r-.S33 1854 29th st INV
FURNISHED HOUSES
1910 10th E-w., Tor so 400 Mass. ave- Be- $500
liza stnw., II I65 ST. NV,
1871 jefferson pl Tor. $50 1905 10Th ST. 800
9SI h stn.w 80 446 X. Lave W. 100
12O5 st.n.w 15r....250 1341 Nh. ave.
1911 stn.w, I1r...- $50 3IO1 stn.w., $50
I343 CorcOran st. Or. 3S3 100 St NV, 100
14l4 stn.w 3r .....250 Road st., w Wash g. 81
21OO III st.n.w 1Or.150 SIP Conn. ave. rs
114I Conn. ave, 300 CT 4th & Fayette WV IS
1925 NJ st n. W. 13OS 18th stnw 200
1902 18th st.n.w. 17O7 n stnw., Tor. $50
1902 III 400 Ala 4th st.n $50
1I33 III st.n. W. $50 1877 stnw., 200
1913 10Th St NV, l0r-150 1910 III st. 15r..-25O
929 9TH ST. Tor. $50 14O5 III st. 2Or--45O
1885 Vtavenw. ,sr.. 100 22OS 14th st. Sr.-65
HOS + ST. 1O12 14th st. d. W. 16r 300
1914 Jefferson Pl., 9r-15OI
The above houses can be examined by permit from
our office only. THOMAS j. FISHER q CO,
n2S 1924 f street northwest
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T,Hos. E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctionesr

T1Hos' E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
ON NINTH STREET NORTHEAST BETWEEN
H AND / STREETS
By virtue of three deeds of trust recorded re- go
spectvely IN Lber 1902, folio So ct sea-; Lfber iii
1U92 folio az; ct seq, and Lber 1892, folio IS, EH
ct sea- OF the land records the District of Columbia,
ana by request OF the party secured thereby, we will
sell ut public auction, in front of the premises
MONDAY, DECEMBER FOURTEENTH, 1855, at
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, lots ~. 23 and "a, in Lanck-
tons subdivision of square 933, each lot being Inn
proved by Q two-story brick house
Terms: One.thlrd cash: the resitue in three equal
payments al six, twelve and eighteen months. with
notes bearing interest at six cent annum until
paid and secured by deed of trust on the property
sold deposit of 500 on each lot will be required
at time OF sale. and all conveyancing and recording
will be at purchasers cost Ifterms are COM
piled with ten days from sale property viii DO re-
sold at risk and cost Of defauting purchaser.
JOHN w. PILLING; lr,.,,.4o,
dS-1Ot REDFERD w. WALKER. { AAuSeee0'
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u 1901 fenn ave. H. w.
TNOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-T
u andceilar Brick Dwelling. twelve rooms and bath
room; all modern Improvements 1416 q ST.
nv TYLER s. RUTHERFORD,
dlSt~ 1926 F st. NV
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i 1913 10th ST. fur. IL rooms. 81 500 per year
1874 III st. NV, furnished, IL rooms, 1928 month.
go q st. Sc, IA rooms, all imps., $55 mo.
pol St NV, rooms, over store, $50 mo.
324 J. It'll ST. Sc. . rooms, all imps, $50 mo.
1893 9Th ST. NV, rooms, all imps., $50 mo.
62j y. 4. ave. Sc, q rooms. all imps.. SIS mo.
43o NJ ST. NV, two-story brick, all impS, $50 mo.
631 q ST. Sc. rooms and bath. all imps $40 mo.
H. 10th st. Sc. @ rooms water and gas, SO mo.
Gl6 18th st. Sc. room, SO mo.
Houses on Badensburg Road, near Bdy, 50 mo.
d2-lm SwORMSTEDT d BRADLEY, 927 st.
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to-day, and the doctor says he is unable to state
with certainty whether the miscreant accom-
plshed his purpose or not. She is, however,
quite nervous and Frustrated today.
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FOR lighthouses.

IfOR EENT-F AMILY RETIRING FROM
Il housekeeping place in my hands newly Furnished
most eLleloIy loeeed Dwelling House, of IL rooms
which can be had az reasonable rental for the session
or ioT longer period j. b. winner, 1424 n. " ave.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY JUNE 1885.

Oysters. H.. light weight, soee5c; ID, furl
weight. u ooG1 To- lbs, hight weight. 81 10; 2
lbs, fol- weight q s591 IS; Sardines french. vs.
q rs per dox. American, As, sOc per dos; Apples
Elhs, soSo5c: lbs q 6092 90; gallon q S03s 50.
Vegetables and Fruits.
2 I5e&ns-Choice navy. 81 90; medium. q So
harows. s292 %; Oslifornis. ss.
Posatoes-S2 0O02 So per bbl: 5546So per be; new
sweet tPotatoes-Phiiadsiphi Jerseys, 1855 SO [,
eAltimoIes: s494 90; Kentucky. 81 90.
Apples-Cnoioe. IS OossS 50; fancy. "a O0a4 20.
. DRIED Appies-EvaPorssed. $3.50, Oooamon
Pexches-Dr,sd peaches. halves, s1Sslcl Cali.
t0rnia halves l4o: evsporsted. Js2sdsise
cEpbese-1Nev, per crate. 50 5,-e4 o.
Onion sets-White bottom. 81 O9per ba.: yell "
bottom. 81 90 per bu.: top sets, 81 co ger hu.
Peas slal 25 per busbel.
Green Beans-sl Co91 p per bnx.
Strewberries-Per stand, SIS C0G6 co.
Pea hes-Sl S012 per = on.
Gooseberries-s 81 5OaS per bush.
Curran,s-sS co per bush.
Seed.
seed-riufotl,Y, 81 1892 60 pes husnel; clover,
s5@l 50; German millet, 81 25@l so: Bu sari al,
Sl@l 25 Ruckwheat, common. 81 DO: silver null
Goal and Coke.
Rlook, s25o: JscFsop ooal So; sittssazg, So so;
bsy elcnd CStT. . 50; snthrsoi,e, Sc CU Highland
bu. or So p per load; crushed, lGc or 81 60 per
load; Stonts Coal. 81 20,
Eides, Leather and EaIIow.
Es.nlook Solo. 2zR31o; caE sole, 5cG37o; Penn.
Eylvania harness leather, 329S5o: harness leather,
S99SSc; bride leather, psr doz., S60@72; domeg.i5
zip 600Do; French kip, eocasI 20; domestic cssf
TJgG5Sl 10: French calf a. 10 Il Sc.
H.des--No. CURED, 79sJJ<e; No. 1 green, 5855So;
Sc, eSlf, s,910o; cured, l0allcs ery zslt, l6c;
r,nt, 12c; No. hides, &c of
TsnoI-eyiroe, &c; No. z. &c
Grease -BTovn. tGl1zo; white, sc9s1sci yellow,
GSl14e.
Alcohol, 81 25s2 so; eaioziel, 7S9sscs q a. hor
14sslo; coehinealr e0gleoo; ohlorof0TIa, sec y C1;
gam opium, 81 25&4 so; indigo, 81 00@3 G1; nor
prime, % 4C032 eS OilsCasteI, 81 55aI 50: sweet
Oh, soccer sSi olive oil, 81 ,6Ogs 90; beTgsmot
81 75@2 co. Qrinins--P q r., SS99Oc; cin-
choulda, 30Gsto. American bl-carb, soda. 425c;
g Ser do dc G DSts s. % pe9 doc 5' oSs PsSs
Sulphur, 49n lurnenti1e-4)@i5c English
5ecinenS4 90; TSeias s, pS:.ah g 90 Glove 96
100; double, 75per cent oE
Iron ana steel HarheG.
tS2r no1E 902210; rates hoop iron, q 20 rstex
norway eIo SWeeo iron, DC rates. horse gnOs iron,
&C. Horse Shoe-Eurden & Perkins, per keg.s3 90;
Northwestern, Globe and Putne 70, Per box, 81 CO.
Osst Steel-Best American, per H., ISo; sDrinz
Itee &c; tire STEEL q; Toe calk stse soi machinery
miscellaneous Markets.
oils-We quote; Llnsesd. raw, 6I352c; boiled. 5G
csc; lsrd oil, 653Stc miners oil, 559550; lubri-
eating oil, N2S36c; straits OIL S6960c benziue, 10
dSTee test ICaiic; water white 155 deres T, isc.
1inneTS supplies We quote: Best hraud cnaT.
seal tnL 10xl4 l2Xl2 and i4x2o IS Is; K, j0xls,
lix20 ana l2xl2, s. .; roofing, 10, 14x2G, e5 IS;
2ex2S s11 6nl2 90; block tin, N PIGS, 2zc; in bcrs
| dc. Ircn-2T iron, 625c; n O izon, Sc; JuniGsa
,alvanized. 30 per cent. discount: refined, 30 aud
! $3.50.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
COMMERCIAL,

The dry goods trade remains quiet aud un'
changed. Trade at the beginning Of the week in
groceries showed fair Improvement Sugars are
not so firm. Salt has dropped to SIC for car lots.
Green cofees are little dull Under liberal sup
ply the existing demand for lemons has not ei-
fected any marked advance, but with few in sight
and afloat sitter prices may be confidently PFC
dicteo. Oranges are IN good demand and scant
supply and higher prices are imminent. Cabbage
and strawberries have declined. Leather shows a
slight decline with business tolerably fair. COun-
try produce continues steady. slight decline is
noted in butter tom turkeys and ducks
GRAIN.
We quote as follows from the Board OF Traie
Circular:
Wheat-No special improvement in local circles.
All grades dull, with little desire 10 either sell OF
buy. Futures heavy. Receipts light. New York
&c; Baltimore steady, and Chicago 5se higher.
Corn-Rules steady at quotations. Sales Of
mixed made on Change st s6c. Futures dull. Re-
ceipts liberal. New York &c off, Chicago &c
higher
Oais-Dull and lower, very little demand.
Rlour. Grain and Hay.
F1our-Pxtent. 8 2595 rs; extra family, 81 Sd ;
SIS; fkncY, ST eo95 IS; choice 81 s504 5O family,
81 GOA 25: treble extra, 50 5993 rs; double eXIs,
S25s3 As; extra, IS 05G3 p; Euperana. 81 g.
IS; me, q 8592 IS.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
he Was Not Lazarus.


A belsted commercial traveller, who had
looked on Lafayette whisky when it was
horrible, arrived in Wyoming, Stark County,
the other night at midnight, and steered q
devious course for the Trusx House. whsre
the good host relied him of to bed. Morn.
ing care, ana che taYeler slept on; then
neSn, and no signs of life were visible. At 3
O'Clock in the afternoon dark visions OF
possible suicide foated tnr0usss the MIND
Of the landlord and being unable to open
the door, he climbed up, looked in at the
transom and shouted with horror at the
notienless form on the bed. Tnis had the
desired effect. The traveller turned pair of
bleaTed eyes on the landlord, and asked:
"Whaizdevilsthematter
"Good Lord, man, thought you were
dead" answered the landlord.
"Well, suppose 1 was?" said the guest,
"Waz you going to do bout it? Did you
sphose all you had to do was to say, 'Lazsrus
come forthT G'way. Pm tired"
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10

1t was ColeIidge who put in the mouth OF
that quaint old genius, the Ancient Mari
ner," The words
o sleep, 1t is blessed thing,
Beloved from pole 20 pole.
The man who regularly enjoys sound and re-
fTeshing sleep has no adequate conception of
al these words imply. 1t is to the sufferer
who, in sleepless weariness tosses on his bed
half the night. and toward daylight snaf afcaes
little unsatisfactory slumber. that their full
meaniI & Is apparent. The msu who digests
well and sleeps we'll can stand almost any
amount Of hard work. 1t is not work that
kills people; IL is worry. The work that IS
followed by restfal sleep brings good health
and strength, for The daily waste of the body
is repaired during the night. But the worry
that oppresses the victim of insomnia during
a sleepless night Is what racks the system.
wears out the muscles, torments the nerves
and bewilders the brain, so that life seems
hardly worth living.
'IDsomnia" is q growing evil. Ia this busy
age. when active men are all the time over
working themselves, there are five times as
many people tormented with inability to
are living under higher pressure. "Insom-
nia'' Is OF different kinds, and proceeds from
different mental and physical causes. Bat
most Of 1t may be summed up as to charac-
ter in the words cant Sleep" and as to
cause, in indigestion or overworked brain
and nerves.
most marked case of insomnia and re-
coveTy from it is that Of Arthur Hsgan. ESQ.,,
the well-known wholesale tobacconist, OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. Hazan is one of the
largest dealers in tobacco, and is the PhiIa
delphia representative Of the great Balti
more house of @. w. Gail & AK In the in
ferest of those who are inquiripg the bes;
way 10 secure B0und sleep, aud to triumph
over the torments of insomnia, one OF oul
editors called on Mr.. Hagzn at his store on
North Front street. II he had been looking
among a party OF gentlemen for one who
had been badly run down by dyspepsia and
insomnia, Mr.. Hsgsn would not have besr
the one selected. That gentleman now look
In such excellent physical condition that no
body would suppose him ever to have suf
fered from days illness or nights loss o
rest. In response to questions as to bis pas
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
A Little Good Is Better Than None.
TNavv YorE Tfrnac

Mayor Carter Harrison, Of Chicago, occa-
it is to be set down to his credit that he is
generally supposed to mean what he says.
The persons who own gambling PLACES in
Chicago, apart, of course, from the Board o.
Trade, where gentlemen are at liberty 20
back to eny extsnt their views on breadstuffs
and hog products do not question that the
Mayor means to break up their traffic. We
are not 90 ssnguine ss to suppose ths: Mr..
Harrison can put stop to gambling.
Neither do we imagine that be is. But II he
succeeds in making the business diff 81 t
and risky he will have done an excellent
thing.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10

past week, says: A warm rainfall has prevailed
during the lskt tvodxys, and will prove of great
benefit 10 vegetation III IL is followed by dne
weather Nearly all the cropsare very backward.
The sales of English wheat during the week were
- coo quarters 34s Cd. against ,561 quarters
SIS during the corresponding period last year.
There has been no trade IN foreign wheat In the
OF coast market cargoes are difficult to clear Fifty
six sailing vessels are due. At to-day's market
there demand. Trade very dull.
English wheat was slow OF sale and Is cheaper.
There was a similar reduction in foreign with the
exception OF Amer. can, which is scarce and com
mands full prices. Flour was steady and Ga
cheaper. American corn was unchanged in prIce.
Grinding barley was Cd cheaper. Oats were S1@
Cd lower, except American. which were IN
changed.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
An AGED LothaTio aud swindler.

DETROIT, June S.-MRrsalius Edison, aged
sixty, claiming relationship TO the famous
inventor of that name. and claiming 10 own
q cattle ranch at Independence. No, speEt
the month of March IN Windsor. Detroit
Canadian suburb. He became engaged to q
widow named Mrs. MSry Barton, the time
fer the wedding being set at June / He in
duced Mrs. Burton 90 cell her property 50
they could Immediately &c West. Edison
took trip West, keeping up a close CORE
spondence with his stfianced from Kansas
City. Willis there be asked for 81 COO, hsv-
ing lost $50 000. The request caused suspic.
ion, and Mrs. Burton began an iEvestiga
tion, which resulted in the discovery Of
another prospective bride at Simcoe, Ontario,
Further Investigation brought lettsr and
photograph of EdsoE from Port Burweli,
Ontario. The writer said she was the wife
of Marsslius Edison, and they had eight
children, all grown. She hsd not seen her
husband for four years. He had made her
sign over to him sll property and then de-
serted his family. Another communication
from Trenton, Ill, was, apparently, written
by g young wife, and the contents were
nest touching. "Ycur loving little one, Lou
Edson," was the signature, and he was i'm
plored to come home as she was in destitute
circumstances. Edison returned to Windsor.
Saturday, and was arrested, but these later
facts not then being known, he wss released,
and left Immediately for parts unknown.
Mrr. Burton loses 81, 600 by the episode.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
gINANCIaL AND COMMERCIAL.
aONEY AND STOCKS.

Ee1 York Finaactal aEa-kes.
NET YORK, June s.-Acney-On call easy At
per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-za5 per can't.
Foreign Exchange-Dun at sLs6 for sixty days,
and siS7 for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 107,5l5
shares, including Delaware, Laekawauua and
Western, 2 z70 shares; Northwestern, H. 2lO shares
New York Central 1926 shares; Pacific Mail. 1885
shsres 81. Paul. 7ll shares; Union Pacific 10 go
shares.
Government bonds are quiet at unchanged rates.
state bonds have be N quiet and quotations
generally steady.
The railway bond market has been moderately
active and prices somewhat irregular Ths total
"a es we're l,O2S Geo.
any inn rovemeDt in the amount OF business done
or prices reslz I'd Total transactions were 107 SIS
SHARES of which st Paul NOrtnwe,tsrn. LacKa
Vienna Pacific Nail and Union PaSidc contri b Ited
Is per cent. Prices at the opening were weak but
eoen rallied, aud then continued steaey until late
in tha afternoon, there was decline again in
many cases. q. Tepor: S OF which va; va;
trading in st. Paul, which was weak throughout,
selling dOwnIto 64a at the closing, lee ing tue net
10 l1s peg cent. IneTe IS pear tax test the com
tue near future. IL is understood that small
bull pool has been form CT in Northwestern. a1d
the stock has been strong nearly ali CAV. 1t closed
however with a net gain of ooly q per ceat.. an
with T. c exception of Western Union, in waicl
the fluctuations were limited in y per ceIs, and
when shows gain Of y per cent, Il is the oaiy
sctive stock thas Is not lower than on SEsur lay
Pacific Mail was quiet but weaS closing ~ nearly
the lowest figures of she day VITA loss of q per
cent. Here vas some trading in Ehe Cmanss,
which were especially weak, the preferred ceciu-
ing ~ and the common Ia Der cent The quar.
terly dividend of IL per cent on ihe preferred nss
| Just heen declared payable on July 20. Applica-
| ton has been made to the Stock Exehsn TO list
the Mercantile Trust Comnsny certificates repre-
senting Richmond and Allegheny first mortgage
bonds deposited a0d to be deposited 10 the
amount Of SICOOs0,O00.
lna ma at
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10

There are sll sorts and degrees OF virtue,
and sometimes We are told that virtue is its
own reward. Mr.. A. +. Evans, of Burr's
Ferry. La., says, il writing about Browns
Iron Bitters: II have been the recipient OF
its virtue in my family to a considerable ex.
tent" This great iron tonic has superior sd
vantages as a reliable family medicine. It's
power has been thoroughly tried and its vir-
tues sbundsBtly proved. Nearly million
bottles a year ere sold by the druggists Of
this COuntYV.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
Indiana DesPeradoes-One shot and Sew
eral Others DefSing the Auth orittes.

Indiana DesPeradOes-One shot and Sew
eral Others DefSing the Authorities.
JAsPzR, Ind, June Ga report came to
Jasper last night that Walters, desperado,
who a week ago murdered Sterrstt and
Bledsoe, near Newton Stewart, Orange Coun-
ty, was shot last Thursday aud instantly
killed by Robert Teagarden, at a point
known as Petoks Bend. in Orange County.
1t is said that Teagarden shot Walters with
Henry rife at distance Of 400 yards.
1t was also reported that the Reaves, who
murdered John Gardner, the detective, last
Monday, were yesterday seen quietly plant.
ing corn on their farm, one standing guard
with q rifle, dsfying arrest by officers. Cox,
the Deputy Sheriff, WHO was shot by the
Reeves, is yet alive, but there is scarcely a
possibility that ne can recover. He is totally
psrslyzed below the arms from the effect OF
ball through the spine.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
Not a Common Colonel.
[leiroitPnstl

First Wississippian TO Second Dtto-Ho v
did you address your letter to the President
Second TO First -"ColoneI 6. Cleveland
President"
First to Second-Tut, tut, sir You shonl I
have sd6Tessed it. "Clmmsndecin Chief G..
Cleveland, President" He's no common
Colonel noW.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
The Nation Is Peace.
IPhiladeIphia Pies. /

The harmony between Colonel Henry
Watierson and the administration is as dense
ever. and has reached q condition in
which it closely resembles fog. We vio-
late 90 confidence when we state that Col
enel Watterson's star-eyed goddess of reform
wears an engraving of Mr.. Clevelands bust
on her shOe-horn.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10

Kidney troubles manifest themselves in
variety of ways Prompt action is necss
ly, Mr.. r Baily. Oh Cbiliicothe. o, whites:
Il have at times been afflicted With a severe
pain in my back which I suppose origin
aied from an affection OF the kidneys When
| had the last attack l used MishIel's Herb
Bitters and was relieved. 1 think it is an
excellent tonic"
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10

OIL CITY, Pa June s-Nationsl Transit eertif-
Gates opened at 791zc: highest price. 79ke lowest
T91sc; closed at 7914c Sales, 5000 bbis. clear
anees COO bbs; runs. 64. l1S bbls; shipments
81, $50 bDls. ; charters, s., $50 bbls.
BRADFORD, Pa, June S-PetroleEm Market
opened at 7et closed at S9 highest price 79zc
lowest, 7S5 sc runs G. ia hbs.; total shipments.
not reported; charters, 1885 bbls.; clearances,
1880 COO bbls
NEW YORK. June s. Petroleum-The market
was very dull and without feature. Prices hGc-
tuated within a range OF - opening a. 1s5zc
certificates sold down 10 79c and closed az az &C
bid.
TITUSVILLE, Pa, June S-Petrolerm-Na-
tional Transit certificates opened 81 79c highest
7e1lc; lowest, 7S5sc; closed ct 7914c
PITTSBURG, June - Petrolnm-Dull but firm.
National Transit certificates opened az 7914 ana
closed at 7s1<e highest price, 7s1{e; lowest s..
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
roreiSn money and Stocks.

LONDON, June s. - p. m.-Consols-99 1l-l6
for both money and the account. United States
Atlantic ana Great Western frsts, 225s do. sec
onds, 81; Canadian Pacific 391s; Erie, I0l1s: do.
seconds, As; Illinois Central, 1867; Mexican or.
binary, 241%: st. Paul common, 651z: New York
Central, S55s; Pennsylvania, 40. Tne Bank Of
England gained Il 600 bullion on balance 10 day.
PARIS. June S.-Tbree per cent rentes, sI l5c
for the arcouut
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10

We call especial attention to the sdver-
tisement In this issue OF Mr.. ]. @. Vaughan,
scotsman at No. AZ Laealle street, Chicago,
season. covering sesds esrdsn tools plants
In the best possible position to supply our
readers. IL viii pay any one to send for his
catalogue before buying seeds or tools.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
CLEARANCES.
The State OF Trade for the Past Week, with
the Percentages of Increase
and Decrease.

BosToE, June THE following table,
compiled from special dispatches to the Post,
from the managers of the leading Clearing
houses in the United States, gives the clear
with the percentage of increase or decrease
in comparison with the corresponding week
last year: