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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-08
An Inventors Advice.

George Stevenson when advising
young men how TO get on would finish
by saving "Do as / have done-perse-
we're F" For ffteen wears he plodded and
worked before giving the finishing touch
es TO his locomotive. In as many days
those perseyeiing in the use OF DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
have experienced great relief and found
themselves on the high road I, health.
Liver complaints. impure blood, chronic
lnng diseases and many others yield to
its healing inauences never to retuu. All
druggists.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-08

Promptly and carefully attended to, All,
kinds OF Undertaking Goods always On hand.
oonsistiug Of Cofaus, Caskets, shrouds and
Bar:sl RobSs Of al sisss. dsca7,'s:.
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A Druggist for Twoaty.nve Years.

AuBURH, Ala, Sept s, lsSA-I am sn OLD thar
macist, aud have had 10 do LARGELY With blood dis
eases for over twenty-five years l have dealt ~
all kinds OF blood purifiers, aud DO not hesitate q
Say that Swift's Specific Is the best, Gnd has giveu
more general satisfaction than any other have
ever handled. Last year young student csne to
NY store emaclaten and covered with sores.
recommended S, S, ;, lie TOOK only three bottles
ana The sores cisapr cared, his throat healed ar
aud BIS skin cleared of. his flesh was smooth
and fresh as that OF child, and he has sainet
ten pouu DIS, / scarcely knew him when he ~
.arned after an absence OF Several weeks. r.
claimed 10 be renewed in flesh and fpirits
number Of other cases less malignant have ConsC
under my observation, and al with the best re
suits. Swiit's specific n al excellent tonic, anc
as an antdote for malaria has no superior. NAM
ladies' are using It as a tonic for general debility
and find IL the most satisfactory one ever used. :
have peen dealing in Swifts Specific for I've year
more. ana am satisfied that | 90 not place to
high on estimate upon It's merits.
g. ~. DIXON
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed Tres
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Atlanta Ga
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II was only the besstly cold that ma 10 him
ioraet himself.
Suddenly Mrs sarpy said: 81 wonder
when Jim Benton Is comips over?'
Why, what do you want TO see Benton
for" be asked, With q suspicious fore.
bodine.
II want 10 tell him about your ghost last
niehtl' she answered. laughing; Its the
beet Joke Of the season, and how Jim will
lat gh.'
What tie nae OF saying anything to
Jim about u, Mary said Mr. Ssrpy, plead.
ingly. II drank too much. | know bat
wouldn't have done Ii, only Ii was 50 ooldl'
"Oh, it's TOO good 10 keep" she answered (;
Il must tell jim, Just 10 hear him laugh,
and then bow everybody will laugh when
they hear ltY'
He pleaded with her TO say nothing about
IL He wouldn't have the neighbors know
about ID for 500, they would all maze 80
much fan OF him. But she lanehlpgly
assured him 10 was too good TO keep,ia land she
must tell H..
one weak point in Mr. Sarpy's nature was
fear OF Iidcule. He could not bear 10 bs
laughed ct and all the forenoon he was in
dread lest jim Benton ehonld happen 10 )me
over and Mary should tell about the ghost,
but fortunately Jim did not come.
AT dinner be sat for some time In silence,
and finally said: You've got me, Mary. /
see my mistake I'll never drink another
drop. You may tell 1t II you want to, bat
that's my last DRAM"
Mrs. sarpy thanked him ioyfully, and as
sured him that was the wish OF her heart,
and IL he kept his promise, as she knew he
would, she would never tell the story OF the
ghost And she never did. Mr.. Sarpy
poured the contents OF the JUG into the
yard IS soon az dinner was over, and hap
pier day they bad not seen since their mar
risge.
The neighbors often wondered what Sarpy
was shooting at In his barn that night, but
no one ever knew until he told the story
hiuealf
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
slang for Charity.

~ have brought you the gross receipts OF
our proceeds said rather handsome young
lady yesterday, as she entered the Office OF
the Bethel Associated Charities, and surren-
dersd TO Mr. Raymond the sum OF 81 IS in
coppers dimes and nickels. When ques.
toned with reference 10 the source OF the
money, ia young lady said that she was the
Treasurer a society esiab ished in a certain
large institution in the city where a large
number Of sdles are employed, the society
Ia question being organized for the suppress.
sion and disoontinuance Of the use OF slang.
II any member Of the society is found guilty
OF using a slang phrase, she is fined accord
ing 10 the Rravity oil the ohense. Mr.. Ray.
mond proposes 10 devote this money-whioh
will be handed Ia every monih-for n special
purpose he will invest II in street car tic.
kets, and distribute them among the poor
who are obliged to walk great distances to
their work places, or possibly 10 the lntirm-
sry for days WORK. General Barnett said
that IL branches of this society were organ.
ized in every store, Office aud factory ia town
where young ladies' were employed sufficient
fumes would bs scared 20 run the entire re.
lief department OF the Bethel.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
True Evea Unto Death.
/ 81. Paul Globe. |


That was touching story told by DIR.
Gladstone when armour cling the death OF the
Princess Alice Ia Parliament. She had been
cautioned BY the phys clan not TO inhsle the
breath OF her little hoy, who was Ill With
diphtheria The little fellow was tossing In
his led in the delirium OF fever. The Prin-
cess stood by the side OF her child, ana laid
her hand on his brow and began to caress
him. The touch cooled The feyered brain and
brought the wandering soul back from its
wild delirium 10 nestle for q moment In the
lisp OF q mothers love. Then thro wing his
AIMS around nsr neck he whispered, MAN.
me- kiss noe" The instinct OF mothers love
was stronger than science. and she pressed
her lips to those of her child. And yet there
is not woman in all the world but would
say 81 e would not have had a mothers heart
If she bad not kissed her.barn. And so il will
be to the end OF time. The mother will kiss
her child, the wife her husband, and the
lover his sweetheart though death in thou.
sand forms lay concealed beneath the ver-
million coloring OF the poutiDg lips.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

New oileans Plcayune. /

When two lady friends enter street car
together they generally g, through with
funny little formula FIR the saving OF each
others credit for generosity and for appear
al css generally. Now mind, I've got the
change says one as they hail the car.
the fare" answers the other. By this time
the ladies are seated, and both begin to FUN
bic leisurely in their saichels for that
change. Now, I'll pay" sxclaims one, and
che fishes out dollar bill and looks help
lessly around for some man to pass it up.
~ want charge, anyhow. TAe money is
passed up to the box, and in the mean time
the other lady quietly deposits two nicksls
in the box. ''Oh, you mean thing.' cries
the street car guest. Never mind, FL oay
coming home" aud then they fall to talking
OF some absent one.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
The Ages of the Presidents.
WATERFOWL Times.

When Grover Cleveland becomes President
OF the United States he will lack fourteen
day IS OF being forty eight wears old. Oaly one
younger man has been inaugurated Presi-
dent. and that is Grant, who lacked some six
weeks of being forty seven years old when
he entered the White HOUSE. Franklin Pierce
was three months over forty-eight, aud Ar
thur and Garfield were each a trifie less than
fifty. All the other Presidents have been
older, William Henry Harrison, with his
sixty-eieht years, being the oldest of them
all at taking the oath OF office.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Kissed by Washington.
[san Frar cisco Chronicle. |

Tie death of Mrs. Hannah Sssssy, who
died In Alameda on Thursday last, at the
advanced oge OF ninety-six years aud elk
months, is worthy OF more than passing
notice. She was the granddaughter OF Lord
Plaisted, who left England on account OF
religions ersecutiop, his property being con-
Fl cattd BE settled near Dover, N. H.,
where Mrs Svasey was born. General Wash
ipgton drilled his men on her fathers farm,
and in passing on one occasion he took the
little Girl in his arms and kissed her.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
March April May

A. no other season g. the system 80 sus.
ccptihlc % the beneficial effects OF re-
liable tonic and nyigoranl, The impure
state Of the blood. the dcranged digestion.
aud the weak condition OF the body, caused
by is long battle with the cold. winify
blasts, al call for the rcyiving. regulating
and restoring influences 50 happily and
effectively combined In Hoods Sarsaparllla
Hoods sarsaparllla did me great deal
II good. had no particular disease, bui
WIS tired ont from oycrwork. and IL toned
me up" Mrs. &. l.. SIMMONS, Cohoes, y. y.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Made Short Work of II.

Mr.. q. o. Batson, of McAllis.er. Cross
Roads, Tenn, was sorely troubled with dys-
pepsis. He writes: II have been using
Browns Iron Bitters; only used il short
beautis OF the good work accomplished by
this wonderful iron tonic that IL is done so
speedily. The work is permanent, too Cures
" eakness, liver and kidney complaints etc.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
A CHILD!

TAIBoTroN, Ca, Sept. Il, lsst.-My little son,
now seven years old, broke out when babe three
weeks with what the doctors called eczema, begin.
ming on the head and gradually spreading over
his whole body. lie was treated for five years or
more by various physicians without relief, and
the little boys health was completely broken
down, About year ago wag induced 20 uso on
him swiipa Specific, and two bottles cured him
sound and well, and there has been no sign OF s
retun OF the disease r. .. HOLMES.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

Captain E H. Rsuch, q well known citi.
zen of Lancaster, Pa. was a confirmed suf-
ferer from infammatory rheumatism. which
often cor fined him to his bed. When he
commenced using Mishler's Herb Bitters his
left knee was very much swollen. After
using the bitters, according to directions, for
short time. the swelling of the knee disap-
peared almost entirely, and he was able to
walk without the use of crutch or cane. II
Ieel Ike new man." the Captain writes.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
News for Adventurous Cranks.
[Cinoinnau Ennnirer.l

The dory which sailed from St Johns, New
foundland, in September last, with crew of
two men, bound for England is given up
for lost. A dory is a ffteen-fott row.
boat. The information that there is a
large number OF such boats to be had
cheap is freely given to the other crsnks OF
the couptry
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
I9st Close Enough.
"Hare a c,o:e shave. sir -.

"Have close shave. sir
''Eo, thanks. not very close. At least not quite
so close as the last Presidential election "
Your correspondent had just enscsncet himself
luxUriously in q caair IN the neat barber shop,
no 1879 Morgan street. st. Louis. aud sin king
into dreams when the above question aud the
necessary answer broke the spell.
THAT election did go away down 10 the skin,
sir, ana no mistake said Barber B0Sies. gently
rubbing the creamy lather through the tough
stub5le on my chin; II had half notion 70 puta
sign. election shaves. outside OF the door, tut
concluded not to-
$40 change the subject, so ID l. '.if somebody
would invent en- Arrangement which would re-
lieve barber from the fatigue of standing. and
make him as comfortable the he is shaw
ing, what blessing ii would be 10 the profession
wouldn't itf'
''I don't ask nor expect that replied Mr.
my back, and then Standing up az the chair By the
what should do. Liniments? On, yes. tried
those things in al their varieties, aud paste,s,
too, by the dozen. Good did you say? No, my
trouble was too deep for them. Finally one day
Mr. +. &. launiU. of Mastbrook's Pharmacy, in
this city. recommended Benson Capcine Pas-
Help me- Wei l should say they did. Depend
on II there Is something scientific about those
things. They quieted the pain, warmed my back
most pleasantly, and in a short time made IL elas-
tic and strong as ever. j venture TO say that no
ether external remedy on earth can compete with
them. Rheumatism has got 10 go when Benson 8
plasIerz are around, cay ru1a: Yes sir."
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
What You saK.

There ere so many frauds advertised for
the hair" you say. So there are, but Park
er's Hair Bslsam is not one of them. 1t will
not work miracles, bat II will do bstter SER
vice for your hair tnan anything else you
can find. Restores original color, cures
dspdrut, gives new growth. Elegantly per-
fumed Not 3 dye.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
The Old Joke on Chicago.
Washington Hatchet.l

Washington Girl Ito her cousin. whom she
is yisitin & in Chicsg ol-"Who are those men,
Relic, coming toward the house with survey
ing instrumsr IS in their hands?'
Chicago Girl - Oh. | ordered a pair Of
shoes the other day, and they are the shoe.
maker and his assistants coming 10 take my
msssuren
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

Zen the weather grows warmer that
extreme tired feeling want Of appetite,
dullness, languor. and iassltude. anilci
almost the entire human family. and Scrof-
ula and other diseases caused by humors,
manifest themselves with many. II Is in-
possible Ia throw OF this debility and cXpcl
humors from the blood without the aid Of u
reliable medicine like Hoods Sarsaparllla.
81 could not sleep, and would get up In
the morning with hardly life enough 10 get
out Of bed had no appetite, and my
face would break oui with pimples. bought
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Poisoned by a Nurse.

Some eight years ago was inocusiei WITH
poison By nurse VINO infected my babe with
blood faint. The little chiid fingered along until
IL was about two years old wAel rs little Ito va
yielded up 20 the fearful poison, For fix Iona
cred with sores and ulcers from head 10 loot, and
In my great extremity prayed 20 die. No Ian
long six years. had the best medical treatment
Several physicians successfully treated me- bat q
no purpose. The Mercury and Potash seemed q
add gutI 10 tho awful fame which WAS dcvourlne
me. About three mon tbs ano was advised lo.trl
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MA&SW'|

a,aun To- medical treatment thatwe were TOO poor
to buy. OH the eg0ny oil that moment Heslth
sud H. pp.ness within your reach. bat too poor 70
grasp IL. applied, however 10 thofe who wcrs
able and willing 90 help me, and have taken
Swift's specific aud nm now sound and we'll one
more. Swiiis specific j. the best blood purihe
Ia The world, and Is Tie creates. blessing o. IA
age. MRs. 7. W. LEE. Greeny.le Ala
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Taller Than His Monument.

IPhlIadeInhla TINES
Signs multiply that General George Wash
ington grows bigger as years roll on.
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what tn. New t.'s Papers say. and what
II said by the London Datiies.
INV Yonr Maron ) -rhe San sass.

NV YORK. March The san says:
Mr. Clcveland's inaugural address IL very prop
cry confined TO settling iortn. Ia broad and
he proposes TO be guided. and those who
have been expecting from him minute ana
sptcihe declarations upon questions OF public
ten. There 10 nothing very original or brilliant
about H. hut the passage relating To an econom.
teal government and plain mode OF living wall
ton OF the people, ana there il no doubt that tho
Whole document expressfs plainly and sincerely
The ideas aud purposes OF ii,author
The Times ssys:
Mr.. Cleytlsnd's inaugural address Is digniaed
simple and forcible. IL has In 10 The tone o. stu.
oerity snd al creteness that has como 20 be re.
2ufded ~ Characteristic OF the nan. IL Is clear
that ne enters on the duties OF his Office with
sense 81 responsibility 10 the whole country, and
aud grateful assent his depreciation OF pirti.
san spirit. We believe also that II will
his trult IS shared by every patriotic citizen, aud
that every citizen owes 20 the country vlgilant
watch and close scrutiny OF It's public servants
and fair and reasonable estimate OF their ddeli
~ and usefulness, There II no misiakirs the
tone I'm which he speaks OF reform In the al minis
tration OF the Government. aud the APP
affairs and in which he announces that Civil ser
vice reform should be in good faith enforced.
The double obligation 10 the people, aud 10 all
who worthily seek public employment, that merit
and competency snail DC recognized Instead OF
pa ~ subseryiency or the surrender OF honest po-
Ii ical telief, shows the Presidents Characteristic
spirit OF fairness and his profound sense OF duty.
II Is long time since tue party, which
vas largely represented ia the vast crowds at
Wafhiuf ton. has been called Oh 10 listen TO so
much sound doctrine so clearly declared. aud
evidently backed by Tesoluie and practical n
will IL remains 10 be seen how that party VIII
receive TIE application OF the doctrine, which Ia
sure TO follow IL should be added that the presi-
dents declaration regarding Inc freeman Is ma
tfOnal. lust and honorable.
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FOREIGN PAPERS.
LONDON, March ) The Daily News says:

President Cleveland will have the hearty sym.
rathy OF ENGLAND. IL is our desire there should
be perpetual peace. growing friendship and IN.
oreasing commerce Everything bringing US
nearer together I'm IN crest and feeling Is gain 10
both, and TO peace aud freedom throughout the
world. President Clevelaud'S inaugural address
was fun OF promises aud worthy oil his great reou-
talon.
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THE INDIANA
SENTINEL
1885 FOR THE YEAR 1885
vhe Recognized Leading Domoorsno
Newspaper OF the state.
8 Pages... 56 Columns
The Largest, Best and Cheapest Weekly
in she West al only
Ne V t1rs :, sa<S w. ess hssf ~ sAs
As heretofore, an incorporating enemy
OF Monopoiss whatever form appearing,
and espeoiallyito TIE spirit Of subsidy -
embodied in tie
PREsENs TBlEVING TARIFF
10 INDIANA DEMOCRATIC: Since issairg our
last annual PROSPECTUS you have achieved q so l.
Gus victory ia your state and aided materially la
transferring The National Government once mere
INTO Democratic hands Your triumph has iosa
As complete IS your tslthtulneas through twenty.
tonr years was bf.oic.
In the late tfmpaigls as IA former ones tae
SEKTINEL's arm has been barred il the Eght Ne
stood shoulder 20 shoulder, es brother, IA The
conflict; we nov ask your hand FOR the coming
year In orr celei,tstion OF the vic.ory.
Our columns kat were vigorous with rghi wne1
the eight was onsill now since the contest - Dve'
be devoted to the sris OF peace. With rs &c afsei
PATRONAGE the efsTiSEL VII & hs.t-f e.e -
.han ever 70 giy-.sa
Unsurpassed .Btss and Family Ft2e,

Tne pracceiirss o. CoDsICsz snc o. oar Dsn O.
cratic Legielaty. and tie dCigss o. oui T. r ..
cratic National ID Stste administrations wl e
duly chroniCledss well as tie current evs 80 Of
The DAP.
It's CCr,mercifs Reviews and Market Rep ra
Sill DC reliable ;nd complete
It's Agricalturss ana Home Departments ar- y
inc pest OF hand;.
Ptthy ed!toriaS seiect Literary hravitles snd 81
.ertainilg miscellany arc assured features
IL shall. be fuI. The equal II general iuiorrls-
ton Of any pGpf: In the land, While Ia .ts reports
u Ic dana Affairs II viii have no equal u -
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The Herald says:

President Cevelands address Is a document
that every citizen should ponder for himself
Many good BITS OF common senee and sonnd poll.
tlca philosophy are scattered through it; end. as
the Democrats are now TO try their hands AZ the
wheel in giving practical effect 20 these views be.
cause the people wanted H. would IL not be well
for the Republicans 10 heed 10 Presidents appeal
aid sacrifice their spleen TO prtriotic thought,
that whatever party Is best for the c0untry Is nc
least best for Us ALL and that IL Is no least Tor an
expQrimentai change.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Hoods Sarsaparilla

For seven years. spring and fan. had
scrofulous sores come out ON my legs. and
for two years WIS not free from them az
all. ! suffered very much. Last May | began
taking Hoods Sarsaparila, aud before | lrd
taken two bottles. the sores healed and the
humof left me-" c. A. ARNOLD. Arnold, Me.
"There is no blood purifier equal TO Hoods
Sarsaparilla.' lis. PnELrs, Rochester. NY.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S. Made
only by C. |. HOOD & Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

~ Nivc IN my
breast. but
liasi alasl we
IaA Inpnt so
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
The Telegraph says:

The inauguration lrooesio AZ Washinct ton to-
day augurCd well for the success OF the Democratic
regime. America holds such an important place
IN the union OF nations IL Is hardly exAggeratiou
TO say that when she Is prosperous aud happy the
rest OF the world sympataizss and Is benefited
thefebv
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

Swift's pc
clnc WeUn
so. and ] I'll
hope fcain
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The Times save:

The inaugural address Is conceived in a worthy
spirit but throws no light OF the main questions
awaiting solution.