davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
VARIETIES.

Roller skating is the crsze among the mid.
die classes all over the United States lust
now.
Twenty-Five ex.Oon federate officers ARE in
the United States Senate and more than fifty
in the House,
Cleveland's silence touching his cabinet Ia
positively nauss8ting to great May able
bodied patriots.
A ''chin-holder' has been invented, Un-
fortunately it is not intended for Congress
men. II is designed for violin players.
A man who dropped a lighted cigar on
London bridge the other day was arrested
and asked to explain why and wherefore.
Nineteen State legislatures and Con yrsss
are now in session yet people wonder wny.
we have so many wind storms st this season.
The Father of Waters" is peeping over
the levees at the New Orle ans exposition,
but the managers do not encourage his curl
osity.
In New York this year shirt is made for
two and one half cents Next year the poor
woman will be require to throw in a collar
button.
There is much less dsnger of contracting
disease in sick-room IL the mouth is kept
closed; also of contracting black eye in a
bar room.
A Minneapolis man has accomplished
the much tried feat of eating thirty quels
in thirty days, By using lemons freely. He
won $50.
1t is said that chewing gum makes the
mind more active and bright. That must be
why 30 many men say: "Put little gum in
that, barkeeper."
The Louisville Post says every twentieth
person in that city has the itch. We are
glad to know that one in twenty Of the
population of that dead old town has en-
ployment.
Vasssr girls eat $3.50 900 pa ncakes in the
course of a year, which would make mon
urlont eight miles high. And yet there
are people who have no respect for q higher
education.
If q woman goes to the theatre dressed
handsomely and newly, her criticism OF the
! play is always very hatter;ng; but il the
woman next her is dressed still better, the
result is different.
| Ii is announced that a. English firm has
( recently begun the man ufacture of barrels
| of steel, al that they are lighter than wood
| ard more durable. Barrels Of steal wouldn't
| last long in this country, If Congress got hold
of them.
Two Rochester men were ares ted Tor max
/ ing and selling raspberry wine" without
| Government Incense Their plea was that
| the stuff was net wine, but a combination of
water, tartar acid, orris root, alcohol and
| sniline coloring.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
AN AGED BaPrI>r MINISTER
Two More Important Cases.

Your agent being IN Co.nmDu-, Ca. Few tags
ago, and meeting the venerable brother a
Campbell, We asked HIM for the news. Els reply
was II have two more important cures effected
by Switts Specific "a report" This venerable man
Is known far and wide Tor mis- uuremittiug isbors
OF love in behalf of the poor of Columbus. IL VIII
be remembered that the swift Specific Co. has 90
mated quite an amount of LneiF famous medicine,
TO be distributed by Mr. Campbell among the poor
OF the city; hence his remark, He said:
81 have Just seen LADY WHO has been greatly
annoyed by Telter IN one OF her hands II hsf
given her much trouble and PAIN. she said she
had been treated by several physicians during the
past three or four years with the old remedies
but without giving any relief suggested swift
Specific, and she took four bottles aud is now aD-
not SINCE sign Of the disease left II IS marvel
Gus how this medicine renovates the system"
az hat sb bout the other casef"
fected win the eczema Tor four years Her face,
hands and arms, as well IS her body, was covered
over with sores and scabs. IL was one OF the worst
Of this terrible disease that have ever seeu
The suffering OF the poor creature was beyond eK-
pressicD. She tried every remedy at command.
including mercury and iodide Of potash, bat sue
only grew worse. She wsS in this condition when
] first the case. ] soon had her taking Ssift's
Specific, and size has now only taken two bottles.
but every marx OF the disease has almost entirely
disappeared. Fer strength AMI general health
have greatly improved. is one of the most re-
ton"
arr. Campbell, YOU have had long aud w red
experience in mingIing with men and observing
theIr Affections and the Dlefies used-whaf Is
your opinion to the merits of Swift's specific
Sin ministry OF sixty Yeas ] have mingled
with every class NJ society. and have observed
closely the variety of diseases which afnic ho
mainly. Blood disees's are ibe most numerous
and the most difficult ~ remove. IL Is my deio.
crate Judgment that S-ift's Specific IL the grand
est blood purifier ever discovered. There Is moth
ing comparable TO It there is nothing too good 20
say about Swiits specific"
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. atlanta, Ga
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
Tell the Truth.
[Philadelphia Record

The advocates of protection insist upon
the repeal of the whisky and tobacco taxes,
not because they dislike this cheap and di-
rect method of raising revenue which goes
straight from the hand of the taxpayer to
the vaults Of the Treasury, but because they
wish TO cut down the surplus without dis
tBTbing the tariff.
The advocates of revenue reform insist
upon the maintenance OF the whisky and TO-
bacco taxes, not because they prefer these
proper objects of taxation to others from
which revenue might be collected with
equal economy and fairness, but because
they perceive the breaking up of the es.
tablishsd system OF excise would postpone
much needed changes in the duties laid
upon imports.
There should De no Illusions INDUCED IN
MIR. Randall and other protectionists wish
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
Die Hrste Lsebs Die seste.

The proyeIb is false, It's the last love that's
bektl
Why, before 1 loved you-iet me sect
There must have been dozens can not recall,
But Ii suTe that az least there were three.
You remember the firstl the choIr-girl dear
WhC IN you ceurtsd FOR me on the sly.
wro' the long letters about her from school
YOu encouraged me there, by the by.
Twas when you were flirting so fereely with
Reed.
! devoted myself to the next;
she really was pretty, aud very good form
Just confess, now, how much you were vexedl
The third was the winter that you were in
France
And the "buds" Of that year we're all bores
But one, and by her was awfully struck
Well, her eyes, dear, were very like yours
You're pouting 10 think you are only the
fourth
And so you must come after all the rest2
Never mtndl There never Will be any fifth,
And the last love, dear heart, is the best
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
No, 1O93.-some Hidden suthors,

How many d GU find?
With intonauons soft or grand
Does Nature sweep her Varied chords,
When II is May on every hand
And sounds OF 1Dsects and OF birds
Into one chorus is dissolved.
melody IA many keys,
We all enjoy the hum evolved.
'1ia then the man so hard to please
should take at sabbath eve his stand
Outside bis cottage, when the sun
Descending, glOTifies the land,
Till every sense is wholly won.
Ali Then will issue from the wood
And pour Ger all the peaceful scene,
The song-biIds hymn unto her brood,
Within their leafy home so green.
And, bore npOn the evening breeze,
What IL yon gentle. peaceful humT
The low, soft murmur Of the bees
AS to their hives they laden come
Forever new is Natures song;
Her MINISTRIES everywhere abound.
In all The vast, uDnumbeTed thrOng
No chord nor tone is useless found.
II suddenly her song should cease
We'd feel loss in grove and glen.
There would be here death-like peaue
Forever in the haunts OF men.
What meager entertainment so,
Could Nature give in sum or shade,
10 take the priceless place below
OF song which all her creatures madef
A b, who would stop, DER all tine earth,
This song. or count il little worth
AElsE Lang,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
- -----------------
81 Feel So Well 50

II want 10 thank you for telling me- of
DIR. Pierces Fsvorite Prescription writes
lady to her friend. FOR a long time 1
was unfit to attend to the work OF my house
hold. / kept about. but / felt thoroughly
miserable. i bad terrible backaches and
besring-down sensations across me, and was
quite weak and discouraged. l sent and got
some of the medicine after receiving your
letter, and it has cured me. / hardly know
my self. / feel so well''
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
No, Ina2 Names.

/. A French actress WI ose name is that of
q planet.
.. Az English poet whose name means to
dwell.
3. An English schoolmaster whose name
is that of a flower.
4. An American inventor whose name is
that Of a young anime
). An English physician whose name is
that of kind of tree. L. V. HART.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
Nothipg under tnorougn change willsui

Nothing Under a thorough change willsut.
Gee; neither tears nor trouble of mind
either coed desires nor intentions, nor yet
the REIMBURSEMENT OF some sins, nor the
performance of some good works, will avail
anything but a Few creature" word that
comprebends more in it than words can well
express; and perhaps after all that can be
ssid of it, never thoroughly TO be understood
by what d man hears from others bat by
What he must feel within himself.-RobeTt
Cnpfh
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
No. 1885 Strength in Division.

begin with one thousand,
And yet, much 10 be wondered,
II you take but one from me
Twill leave still eleven hundred,
Should follow the custom,
Upon the loss OF my head,
should send for the doctor,
Or at least hasten 10 bed.
can lose over athousand,
THAT is a thousand and one},
And have still one hundred
When this shall be done,
In division my strength is,
But alas when united
I'm poor feeble creature,
BY every CDe SIGHTED.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
Young meni-Read This.

The Voltaic Belt Company, OF Marshall,
Mich, offer TO send their celebrated Electro
Voltaio Belt and other Electric Appliances
on trial for thirty DAYS, to menAyoung or
old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of
vitality and manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism. neuralgia,
paralysis and many other diseases. Com
plete restoration to health. vigor and man.
hood guaranteed. No risk Is incurred IS
thirty days trial is allowed. Write them ut
oncs for illustrated pamphlet free.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
Horsford,s ACID Phosphate
IN ssAsIcKNEss.

Professor Adolph OFT, New York, says: 81
used it for seasickness during an ocean pass-
age In most of the cases the violent symp-
toms which characterize that disease yielded
and gave way to healthful action OF the
functions impaired
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
\ Splendid Prize.

The reader who. furnishes the bsst lot OF
answers 10 the "Knotty Problems" published
during February viii receive ''Zigzsg Jour
neys 10 Classic LsUds," elegsstly printed on
heavy paper, rrofusely illustrated and finely
bourd. a premium worth winning. Each
weeks solution should be forwarded within
six days after the date of the Sentinel con.
tanning the puzzles answered.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
No 1904 Charade.

NO l09O.-A Charades
This happened once within en- first
All seconds may take warning:
There came a stranger to the door
Upon summer morning.
The landlord sat upon the steps
And smoked his Iipe in pleasure:
And as his guest got of his horse,
Mine host did take his measure.
"Hum, hum" he SAID unto himself
81 know that kind OF fellow;
A battered hat seedy coat
His linen stained aud yellow"
He rose to let him enter In,
But treated him quite ccldly;
And while his modest orders to0S
he stared at him full boldly.
His viii e was sitting in the room.
Twas she who was the second.
she lose and passed without the door,
And TO her husband beckoned.
ITO ne he looks quite like q tramp;
No doubt the horse IS not his'n;-
co not doubt If al were known,
He's just got out of prison.
"To wait UIon a tramp Ike that
Perhaps you think is funny:
But for me, I'D like 10 see
The color OF his money
The shabby stranger overheard
He could not help bis hearing
Ano 10 q hungry man such talk
Mas snything but cheering.
And so the woman stOrmed about
And IL ade the dishes clstter-
YOU'D sure have thou mt, had you been there,
A cyclone was the matter.
At last she served his breakfast up
With fTowning brow presiding
He quickly third, and promptly paid,
And soon away was riding,
That day the landlord did his wife
More tot9l than the morning.
I only hope IL did her good;
That by ii she TOOK warning.
1--WE heard some dreadful news" ne said,
THAT man with coat so shaoby
Was the Governor travelling ISCOC.l
tell you, feel habby,''
AKIsE lang.
No. 1O91.-A FrolicsOTne Fellow.
As droll IS any enc can be
is that queer fellow, one-twOthree,
Who oiIen shows bis jimmy ways
In the italian comic plays.
There he may caper, sing or dance
Or like tWO-tnree may YELL perChance;
or be may hoiic. Jump and run.
Til be Goes one, or gets two one:
AND be Is such a one two morph,
he mSy giant seem or dwarf.
NEISoNIAS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
Questions for Debate.
buffalo Express. I

Buffalo txprese.I
a western debating club recently decided
that there is more pleasure in seeing man
thread a needle than q woman drive a nail.
The real embarrassment of enjoyment comes
when one tries to decide between woman
throwing stones at hen and a man entel.
tanning the ewing circle while his wife goes
to the store.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
Greek Meets Greek.
LChicago News

I.hIcag0 News.
Plumber-Wen. 1 stopped that leak up 1T
your house.
Coal merchaui--All right What's yolr
bill?
''Oh, I'll let you OIL light. Call it s9i-'
VERY wei. sent that ton OF coal up to
your house this afternoon Give me 81 aad
we'll call it square. don't want 10 be hard
on yOUn
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
GNorry PROBLEMS.

OuI readers sss iuv;sed 10 turusE original enis.
ma. charsdes riddles. REFUSES snd other "knotty
problszns." addressing ali communications relstivs
TO this Departments TO ~ h. CnAonourn. Lewiston.
Hafna
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
No. 1004.-A Numarical Puzzle.

lssw Lawyer Bigwig 1, ., 3, 4, several
i'ssi papers among some 6, Z, s, Q. 10 and
deGcs belonging to the IL, u, Is, IA, ID of
J { Brown, who accidentally shot himself
willie hunting the /, 2, g. 4, 5, 6, I, s. 8, TO- IL,
u Is. II, Is. YPsILAETI.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
40. 1nnR--A Irnnsnnsition

Pm familiar stopping place,
You'll reach me by and by
But If you don't see my face,
Twill be ''sIN #" you don't try.
YPsILANTi
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04

FITS All Fits stopped tree by Dr. Klines Great
Nerve Restorer. No fits after FIRST days use. Mar
veous cures Treatise and 81 trial bottle free to Ft
casea Send 70 Dy. Kline. su Arch Hk, Phila, "a.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
Ira scibie IDvaIids

Your peeyish. fretfuI people usually out of
health. They lack yigor and digest III. After all,
though their pesvishness is annoying. we should
not be inconsiderate OF its cause-feeble health.
Their stomachs need toning, their nerves require
Indignation more than their foibles merit re-
proech. course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
when they are iaduced to Try it, does them more
good than ali the seds.iEes and opiates they are
fond OF taxing for their nerves" Nervous they
are, not In fancy alone, but in reality. and ner-
vous they will remain until they invigorate.
sound digestion is surely a blessing worth secur
ing in ise'. ana It's value is enhanced by the fact
tnat through II nerve quietude is attainable. The
Bilters conquer besides dyspepsia fever and ague
rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles. and
symptoms specially indicative of a disordered
condition Of the liver and bowels. Medical praeti-
TONERS commend and administer IL.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
EEsJ5S TYR. :. -. X FFll,c,,{1
. <iss
The snnreme Bench

ATLANTA. Sept2 1sS4--FrOtn experience rai.fg
6. s. :. q very valuable remedy for cutSneons DIS
eases, and at the .aure time an iuv.2oratlng to3lc
JANIS JACKsOS. Chief Justice OF Georgia
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04

The ses-ooast of California has been visited
this season by several varieties OF birds
which have never before been known TO
leave the mountains. This has generally
been supposed to indicate severe winter,
but, according to science, the migration is
more probably due to the prevailing scarcity
OF al kinds OF seeds in the moun tsins this
geaeon
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
Malicious Suggestion.

FDAICaBV
Why doesn't England give Ireland home
rule? IL she would make that concession,
the excitable patriots of that island might
soon be too buSily engaged in blowing up
each other to find time or dynamite for any
further warfare upon ENGLAND.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-04
AnsMars.

i075.-Pick-pocket.
l076.-Night cap
1077.-An almanac.
107S. -Crabbe.
iJ43.--
A 7 Il B A L
T A 3 U L A
"a b "A 7 / s
B U I 7 L q
A l. 7 E n e
L A S s f s
10S0.--N-in.eveh.
1881 i detest ansgarms.
10s2.-Door.
The Mineral argus., 1885-06-18
Botkin's Successor.

The Helena Herald, in order to see
how a Republican oiiceholder looks
with his head off, interviewed Marshal
Botkin.
In reply to question about his sue
cessor, MIR. Botkin said: mo selection
could have pleased me better. MIR.
Kelly is an honorable and competent
gentleman and an intimate friend.
When the effort was made to remove
MIR. Botkin last winter, MIR. Nelly,
whose residence at Deer Lodge en-
abled him to Judge Of the merits OF the
charges, was one Of the first to sign a ,
remonstrance. Mr.. Kelly is an Old
citizen of Montana, and there Is nc
reason to fear ii.at he will make the
office of Marshal an instrument OF op-
preston or blackmail.'
The Mineral argus., 1885-06-18

time and VIII be grateful TO YOU 'o'
the chance 10 quit his work and enter
tain you. Ii YOU want to look over
the cash book. make the editor go and
&c; it for you.
Never ask for sample copy. but
take half dozen.
Never spit tobacco juice on the
floor; always spit on the exchanges or or
on the walls. otherwise the editor VIII
think you are not accustomed to a
newspaper Office. Make the editor
feel that his presence does not annoy
you.
Never ask for any old exchang ?.
Just help yourself to the unopeneG,
ones for they always contain mucI
later news than those that have beer
opened.
Ask the editor. If You are pcriec
stranger to him, to supply you with
r duplicate key to his postotiice box s.
YOU can get his papers regularly.
, he is gentleman he will furnish yo'
with duplicate key without You
asking. but some sditors are not gen
r tlemen.-reXas Slitlngs.
The Mineral argus., 1885-06-18
Gladstone 0ussed

At A:,o p. m. on the 9th inst.'
Gladstone announced to Parliament
the resignation OF the cabinet. Inc
direct cause was the defeat OF the
measure to increase the taxation on
beer and spirits. The Parnellltes
voted with the conservatives thus de
feating the government nccessIiatins
the resignation OF the premier and his
entire cabinet. The new cabinet has
been forecast As follows:
Nlsruuis of Salisbury, Prime Minis
ter and Secretary: Stanford, Foreign
Department: Sir Michael Hicks Beach.
Chancellor of the Exchequer and
leader in the House OF Commons; Sli
Stafford Nortncote. who will 90 to The
House of Lords, Lord President o
the Council; Lord Randolph Churchill
Secretary of State Tor India; Col
Frederick A. Stanley, Secretary oi
State for War.
The change of government vii
cause Earl Spencer and his lieutenant
at the castle to quit Ireland. leavin-
behind them the memory OF an admin
istration which has been pre-emlnenti
noted for cold-blooded brutality am
frigid and calculating injustice.
The Mineral argus., 1885-06-18
Newspaper Office Etiquette.

1t frequently happens that visitors
to newspaper Offices say and do things
which are improper, and rude, and an
moving. The visitor does not mean to
be rude. and has not the slightest idea
that he is making himself disagreeabie
for the reason that he Is not acctis-
toned to newspaper etiquette. For
this reason we wish TO throw out a lew
hints that will enable the visitor TO
avoid unnreniionally giving otiense:
When you enter the printing o'ilce
do not handle the type in the cases.
II YOU wish to handle the type. say SD
to the printer and he will be glad TO
stop his work and empty the case out
on the editors table, where you can
sit in his char and examine the type
at your leisure. Never mind putting
back the type, the printer can d" that
after you set through.
Don't read The proof sheets, CHIP
pings or manuscript. II you want 10
know whit is &C ng t. appear IN the
next paper, ask the editor to read II
ou- loud TO you. Tie has plenty ol
The Mineral argus., 1885-06-18
HORSE RANCH.

Having leased the stations DOS. y AMI
4" "YorNG DIAMOND" and the band OF maiss and
xo,,ny stock belonging to James Fergus N son !
am prepared brood mares at reasonable rates, "r
on shares; and ranch hor-e stock at livitg rates
A careful armed herier always with the stock duf-
in,, M. day and have strung safe c"rrals To Keel
them in nights. Foals from the stallion can b'
seen at the ranch. "a Refer, TO james Fergus
* son. lh'Na- ''i-'>'
Armell Creek, July 18th, ls,i.
The Mineral argus., 1885-06-18
MONTANA NEWS.

Gler,livc is fast becoming 4 Celes-
'al city-Chinese are numerous.
Cook Bros. of the Judith. drove
$500 wethers to Billings for shipment.
Patrick Curle,. a br.cimaker at
Anaconda. was robbed of SLIGO last
week.
Nine quartz and two placer claims
in Butt mining district were sold last
week.
An express line will be put on be
tween White Sulphur Springs and
Neihart about June Ist.
1t is reported that the wire worm Is
doing considerable damage to the
growing crops Of wheat and oats IN
Gallatin valley.
The contrac; for the construction oi
the College of Montana has been let
at $4,000, and is TO be completed by
September Ist.
W. X. Mcdowell, for the past year
a clerk in the Helena postoiiice, has
gone tdst W stt do l'iA''eN
for Senator LOGAN.
1t is reported that A. J. Hunter has
sold his valuable hot springs, near
Livingston, to an eastern party for the
sum of $So,ooo $4,000 having been
advanced.
The fight between Murphy, the
Butte pugiiist. and Harlan, an Idaho
bruiser, which took place at Eagle
Rock on the .SIst ult., resulted IN
complete and easy.victory for Murphy,
Tie Cnur d'Alene country has nc
Grand Army post, but thirty veterans
turned out on memorial day to deco
rate the graves of two comrades who
sleep among the tall pines of this cele
brated mining district.
Montana wool is quoted in eastern
markets as follows:
Unwashed, fine, bright. zoo 2.
90 Medium - --2oG,
Coarse .I60I'
Dark. ColoreI or heavy zoo Il
There are several miners working ol
leads in the Castle mountains, within
five miles of White Sulphur Springs
and we learn they are taking out som
excellent ore. The indications ar
now that sufficient developments wi
be made there this season to warraI
the erection of a smelter.-Husbano
man.
The editor of the Bozeman Courlt
used to be an Indian agent and
minister of the gospel. 1t may B
we'll to state that he did not try to
both at the same time. He did ne
succeed very well as 4 minister. II
could get no government contract
furnish salvation to his iiock.-lnte
Mountain.
1t is understood that a Bozemanl
has got the privilege OF running boa
on Yellowstone lake. He Will ha'
one small steamboat and three SAIL al
row boats. Gen. Brisbin secured IL
valuable privilege some years al
from the government and with the a
of his Bozeman partner expects
make something out OF it.--Gazet'