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"wHlrE cApsn ON THE wAR-pATH.
Two Men and "A Woman Tied to Trees and
MerciIessly dashed.

New ALBANY, April IS The Crawford
county white caps" were again on the war
path last night. James Zebers, Robert Broom
field and Mrs Nancy Wilson have incurred
their displeasure, and last night fifty of them
rode up to Mrs. Wilson's house, where Broom
field and Zebers were spending the night Both
men and the woman seized, and in spite
of their piteous pleas not to be whipped, taken
to the woods, stripped and tied 20 trees The
men were given 125 lashes each, the elastic
switches cutting into the flesh and drawing the
blood at every stroke. The men tainted away
several times, but water was thrown upon them
and they were resuseitated, only TO be again
dashed. The woman, tied TO a tree near by,
witnessed all this and was frightened almost to
insensibility She begged piteously that she
be spared, but the white caps" were mercIIess.
At the end of twenty-five lashes the woman
was apparently in dead faint and was spared
further torture When the victims were united
they fell to the ground and were left there The
white caps then rode away TO the residences
of other disreputables to notify them 10 leave
the country or take the consequences. Several
people who nave been warned have He'd to
Kentucky.
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A RniIding rolls.

KoKoNo, April 19.-LSpecial. Block q
Thalman were having cellar eNcavated to-day
or their lot at the corner OF Main and Walnut
SITS, adjoining J. NJ Sections twO-story brick
drug store. The north wall of the latter was
seen 10 be sinking about o'clock and at
o'clock 100 feet Of it fell, carrying the whole
front with It and completely wreeking that
part OF the building. Very little stock was
saved Ii was dangerous to enter. The Oecu-
pants were: First floor, Section, drugs; Viii
Haseltine, jewelry; second floor, Or. J. l..
Pucketts Office and Rutledge d Meek, photo
craphers. Sections loss on building 5000
and on goods. =, 600; Haseltine's loss goods
81 900; Pickett $50; Rutledge & Meek, $500
on stock and fixtures
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nnnu Inn1es Ininreh.

FRANKLIN, April 20.-[Special.l miss Ella
Wilson, OF Columbus; Miss Ida Sidener, OF
Hope, and Miss Pearl Wood, of Loogootee, stu
dents of Franklin college, were see-sawing" "
Wednesday, when two Of the young cadets ran
and jumped upon the board, causing it to sud
denly turn, throwing all the ladies TO the
ground. Miss Wilson, in falling, struck her
head on a rock, rendering her unconscious all
night, also breaking two ribs and the LETT arm
at the elbow. Miss Sidener received severe in
ternal injuries, while Miss Wood escaped with
only a slight cut upon the arm.
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4 rInrIcr NJ Innorte.

LAPoRTE, April 22.-[Speeial.l-Shortly be-
fore 70 clock last night. while engaged in astreet
fight with John and Charles Koepke, apainter
named August Fahrenheim was fatally stabbed
with a knife and his death resulted in few
minutes. But little is known regarding the
affair However, il is expected that all the
facts viii be brought ont at the eorOner's in
quest. The participants in the crime have
been arrested to await its result. A post
norton examination OF the murdered man was
held this morning, when il was found that the
knife entered the LETT breast between the see
ond and third ribs and passed through the
oprfo
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mis- WIG Exon erntes Him.

DANvILLE, April 2O.-[Special. From Mrs.
Edward Yadon, formerly living near Stiles
Vile; now with her father in Kentucky, an az
fidavit was received here to-day which entirely
exOnerates her husband, now in jail here
charged with attempting 70 poison mere last
March Yadon was arrested in London, KY,
March s. and held here for trial grand
jury Indictment, mainly on the testimony of
his wife. He will probably be released now
for want of prosecuting evidence.
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Paul Boxton,s swim.

EVANSVILLE, April Especial Paul
Boyton reached here yesterday, it being the
terminus Of his farewell long journey OF $50
miles from Wheeling, w Va, TO Evansville.
There were eight or ten thousand people
cathered At the wharf 70 greet him. while the
river itself was alive with a multitude of large
and small craft. a party of the representa-
t.vcs Of the city press went up the river 70
meet him and act rs his escort TO the city. He
could scarcely press his way through the dense
throng af.er landing, hut finally reached his
carriaee ard was driven 20 the 81. George hotel.
The &C plain face presents an -appe rance that
shows he must have suffered greatly from the
effects Of The san and wind. The first few days
il was swollen 50 as TO require the use OF
= lance. When he left Wheeling he weighed
fs9 hounds lie has reduced himself so thar
he viii now turn the scales 81 l72 pounds. lie
announced that this journey closed his career
es a long ntlinlIncr
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CASxElHoS, april ESPECIALLY The Perry
county democratic convention was q grand
success. Delegates 70 tic various conventions
were appointed, and ex-senator Kramer, in IL
strong speech, urged the importance of thor
ouch organization. President Cicyeiaad's wise
administration was Endorsed ard The delegate.
Instructed 10 east their votes for tFat gallant
soldier and statesns -, The Hon. " Z. Myers,
for governor, ~ long his name appeared be-
fore the convention. Instructions sTerc given
for the Hon. Henry Kramer .0r congress, John
Sweeney ct Perry fo. joirt senator Of Perry
rlld isuoois cor aries, the Hon. q. l.. Rcinhard
for ju.l.e. and G. II. llazch Tor prosecuting AZ
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Fire at Marion.

MARION, April 2S.-[Special.l-A row of
three frame buildings on the public square was
destroyed by fire to-day. The structure was
owned by John Sohr, w. J. Sizemore and III. 5.
Mark. One building was occupied by NJ. G..
Berry as a salOOn5 another by Sizemore's bath
room and barber shop, and the third by J. Z.
Smiths shoe store and Henry's IOung's tailor
shop Total loss, $4,000, with insurance for
:
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KN1GHTsrowN, April 23.-[Speeial.l The
Knightstown natural gas company finished
its fifth well to-day The well is n gusher,
and gives forth blaze fifty feet high from
two-inch pipe. This makes the seventh sue
cessful y ell drilled in the Knightstown gus belt
We now have gas in abundance, and plenty to
spare for manufacturers that desire to locate
har-
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Groceries.

surars-Eard. 7Izasc; standard A, 67Sa7c; coffee
a, C5l@65sc; white extra c, G5s@654c; good yellow
i@6i4c; common to fair, 512a5tse.
Moasses-New Orleans, new crop, 3og5Oci medium
syrups, S3@35c; choice, $50 45c.
Co1ee-Common TO good, l4416ci prime 70 choice
l7Gl9c fancy, 20G2lc; golden Rio, 2019g2Z IS Java
4c,2sc; Leverings L. L. e., roasted, 1gl4e; schnull
kraais standard, 1870: Arbuckle's. 49,
Miscellaneous-Rice, 512971sc- Coal oil. 9esl4c.
Lake salt car lots. 9Sc6Si. Beans. navy, Sjg3 25i
medium. 9 1902 Is; marrowfat, S3@3 .. Canned
goods BackberrIes. 81 O565I 10; peaches 3-pound.
s. 5Jqs2 IS; peas 81 400 salmon pound ,sS2 IS
tomatoes, 3-pOund, q l5gl 4Oi sugar-corn, q leg
30. Raisins-Croun London layers, new, Sa3 -
per box Muscatel double crown, new, 81 204S2 %.
Prunes, A15Cs5c. Currants, 7esSc.
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Honors TO NIr. Conkiing.

LAFAYETTE, April lsALSpeciaI. l--RoseOe
ConIling was made an honorary. member Of
the Lincoln cluI,this city. during his visit here
in 1850. during the Garfield campaign, at the
time when the club just organized. The
fac was hung ut half7Inast over the club rooms
tonight in mem0nanl.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-25
The prodnce Market.

Eggs-Fresh, per dozen, lie.
Butter-ENtra country roll, l5ci poor roll, lOci
solid packed, logic.
Poultry-Iens. &c: spring chickens, &c; ROSTERS,
&c: turkeys, so9c; geese, s. 50G4 per doz-
Feathefs-Prime geese, Soc; mixed and duck, zoe.
fags-Si per cWL
Wool-Medium aud quarter blood, unWashed, ga
271<c braid and very coarse, 20@23c; fine unwashed
nIerino, 1sC922c; tub-washed, 94oci bury and
fleece crown, 5010c less.
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George 81. Cooper for Congress.

MARTINsvLLE, April 10. - Especial. THE
democratic congressional convention met here
to-day. The attendance was very large and the
proceedings entirely harmonious and vely en-
thusiastic George ". Cooper of Columbus,
and John r. East Of Bloomington we're placed
in nomination, but Mr.. East withdrew, and Mr..
Cooper vas nominated by reclamation amidst
great cheering. Ringing speeches were made
by BIr Cooper. John X. East, Col. c. c. Mat
son, the Hon. ". r. Myers and others. Col.
Matson's course in congress was Warmly In
dorsed by q resolution passed amidst great ap-
plause
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The Air snInhurons With Curses.

WARSAW, April 1s.-LSpeeial.l-T Kos
eiuskO county republicans held convention
here to-day, nominating a full ticket of very
weak candidates. The air is sulphurous with
curses. as all factions of the party are disap-
pointed over the result. Resolutions were
passed indOrsing Gen. Ben Harrison for presi-
dent, and Judge Walter Odds of Whitley coun-
", for Judge OF the supreme court. The other
resolutions were of the regular hapdOOdle or
der. A great fuss was made over the soldier, bat
the soldiers were slaughtered numerically, the
only one nominated being chronic office-hun-
ter, who will weaken the ticket with soldiers
rs well as nfhers
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Naturnl Gas Explosion.

HARTFORD CITY, April 20.-To-day an ex-
plosicn occurred at the Pulp company's works,
seriously iDjuring Ed Sinclair and one VIII
Jams, employees, and severely burning William
Courtney, q bystandor- The explosion was
caused by escaping gas from one of the three
Jets below the boiler, it having become extin-
aalished and ignited by contact with the flame
of the Other jets. No damage was done to the
trOrL-S
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The Old. old story.

MARION, April 19.-ISpecial.l-Miss Carrie
Burnett. another victim of mans treaehery
and deceit, died yesterday at JOnesboro, of
puerperal fever. Her betrayer lives at Ridge
Vile The deceased has always borne an un-
blenished reputation.
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tia, Rice is locked up in Toronto, Ont, in de-
fault of bail on the charge of an assault and
battery with intent 10 Kill, and, also that
Stewart and Mason are sojourning in Canada,
and that there is no likelihood OF them bother
ing .!2cAsOn county people again.
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Fire & Co. forfeit Their Bail.

BR0wEsTows, April 1s.-lspeeial.l The
case against Rice, Mason ana Stewart, who
stand Indicted for robjiag Zach Deputy Of
5000. last summer vas called ia the cirou;
court, nou in sessions, ard Judge Collins de-
clarc6 their reccgnizance OF $l,U0 each for
feited Word Gas received here to-day from
lie chief OF police - Detroit, Mich, stating
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-25
Rusb Countv De1nocracy

RUsHvILLE, April %. Especial. J = Rush
county delegates TO the state convention viii be
out in full force Thomas j. Newkirk of this
city will be a candidate for delegate to the DEM
ocratic national convention. Mr.. Newl>irl is a
lawyer of rare ability, is lifelong democrat
and will give strength to the cause of Cleve-
land Gray and democracy. No man in East
democrats of this district than Thomas j. New
l;rl-
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Inrestirntinc Her Birth.

GOSHEN, April PA New York detective is
here investigating the birth Of Mrs Wetherby,
the New York singer, now figuring in a sensa-
tional divorce suit. Mrs. Mary Buttertield,
formerly the wife of a drunken laborer, named
MeCarty, now dead, claims that she and Nc
Carly are the woman's parents. 1t seem that
the embryo opera singer was bound out, alb
Quoted and lost sight Of Now Mr.. Butterfeld,
Mrs. McCarty's second husband, an Illinoisan,
saws she is his child.
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grYyeUa April l9.-LSpcciaLl --Cbaries
sfTle=, the tramp who was jailed here on the
charge Of burgiarizing tine residence Of Mrs.
Becken,eyer. tins county, on the night Of the
OH Of last nsenth, was arraigned m the circuit
court last evening, when ne entered plea of
guilty, whereupoH Judge Collins gave him Ave
years h sae prison south. ard Acknowledgement
fc.- .f.e e.srsrt. f.71 81 In az ff4a.f..
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4 good appetite is essential to good health.
and loss of appetite indicates something wrong,
Hoods Sars3parilla creates and sharpens the
appetite, assists the digestive organs and regu-
lates the kidneys and liver. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla this season. Sold by druggists.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-25
Moro Republican Racket.

CHARLESTON, April 1s.-[Speciall-At the
republican county convention held here yester-
day the following introduced by Capt. 5. b..
Haley OF Jacksonville, was the signal Tor the
opening Of the battle between the Harrison
and Gresham factions:
Resolved THAT our delegates to-day elected to
represent Clarke county in the district and state
gentions elect delegates 80 the republican national
convention be and hereby instructed 10 vote for
no one who is not heartily IN sympathy with Gen.
Benjamin Harrison and who win not use all honor
able means % secure his nomination Tor president
Capt Hallcy had scarcely finished reading
lis resolution when Col. keiewin OF Jefferson
vile, the recognize leader of the Gresham fac
ton, was on his .tet, and moved as an amend
Iuent thar all republican who go from Clarke
county who 20 TO The conventions 90 as dele
gates and 90 uuinstructed. lie was seconded
BY Col. MerriWe,heT, another Gresham spOkes-
IsloI, wha opposed and spoke against the resO-
Ihti0h. loud discussion followed and vote
taken. It passed but Merriwether, Keigwin and
others voted against IT,
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An OId Journalist Dead.

South BEND, April 19-Ex-Sherif 3. f.
Miller is dead, aged seventy-seyen. He was
the brother Of the editor OF the South Bend
Tribune. He was one OF the oldest journalists
in the country, and founded the first anti
slavery paper in Western Pennsylvania which
DC called the PiHaHttr0Pia, in 1885. He
moved il soon alteTWard to Cincinnati, O.,
where he and James G.. Birney, the liberty
party's candidate FOR president, published it
until the paper was destroyed by a lot of Ken
lucky slave owners, who threw the press and
material into the Ohio river. In 1888 Mr.. Mil
Ter came 10 this city and went on the South
Bend fire Press which was purchased by the
hate Vice President Colfax in 1916, and changed
IL the K(gisfer. lie continued with Mr.. COfax
for several years, and under him Mr.. COlfax
learned all he knew Of the practical part of
newspaper work. One of, Mr.. Miller's appren-
tees was Bayard Taylor, the great lecturer,
poet and journalist, who died Ill 1875 while u.
s. minister 10 GERMANY.
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Rnrs Fool WIN Pistols.

SEYMOUR, April fe-Espeeial. ll-volney
Cooley and Charles Thomas aged fourteen
years, residing near here, were fooling with
revolver night before fast when the weapon
went of, the bail entering Cooley's bowels.
The surgeons are unable 10 extriet the ball, and
ha tvifl 10
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A Golden Wedding.

WINCHESTER, April 2O.-[Special. Thomas
and Eunicc Norman celebrated their golden
wedding here yesterday. They were assisted
by their children and families, together with
their most intimate friends. They were mar
ried fifty years ago near this city, and have re-
sided here ever since. Alr. Norman is among
the most substantial and wealthy citizens of
this county and has been connected with the
Farmers and Merchants banks in this city for
more than twenty years. The dinner was
served in the most elegant style and the pres
ents were numerous and costly. Mr.. Norman is
seventy-three years OF age and his estlmable
wife sixty-seven. Although possessed OF much
wealth the venerable couple are unpretentious,
and have always been friends 10 the poor and
unfortunate. Long may they live to enjoy the
fruits OF their labors.
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Successful safe Burglary.

RENSSELAER,, April 23.-LSpecial.l The safe
of Jacob Eiglesbach was broken open last night
and over 500 secured
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Shot and Killed.

KoKoMo, April 19.-[Special. Jacob Had
low was instantly killed yesterday near Wal
ton, this county, by young Shaffcr, the son of
John Shaffer, for whom Hadlow worked. 1t
was an accident
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-25

EVANSVILLE, April Especial AT noon
to-day fire broke out in the staye works OF J.
& Jackson at Mentor, fourteen miles cast OF
Imntingburgh, on the Air Line" and ina few
hours .he entire works we're totally destroyed.
Loss $1,000. No insurance.
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Iu,lrn Maleott pena.

vIxcEESEs, April 2s.-ISpeeial Newton
franklin Wolcott, for eighteen years judge Of
the Knox circnit court, died this morning, aged
ffty-s:x years. Funeral Tuesday afternoon.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-25

Ayers Cathartic Pills are suited 10 every age.
They are mid and pleasant in action, thorough
and searching in effect, and being sugar-coated,
are EASY to take. These pills never fail to give
satisfaction.
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Fnr,n Tsosidonce burned.

MARION, April lS.-Lspecial. 1.-The farm res
idc-ce OF George Stebbins. one mile east, was
totally destroyed By fire, with It's contents, also
his barn. etc, yesterday at o'clock. Loss
about $1,000; insured in the Home OF New
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Grass 81 IOai Is; red top. 709aOc orchard grass,
81 40dl GO; Alsike, $ S6gT i0i English blue grass
IO1f5c
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET.
The Provision Market.


Hams, &c less than "Reliabei shoulders ana
breakfast bacon. &c less than Reliable"
ID. :. and Picked Meats
English cured, clear sides, unsmoked..-..... sc
Bean pork clear per brl, 200 lbs. SIS "
Ham or rump pork, per brl 200 lbs.....---.. II 30
Also in one-half brs containing 100 lbs, at half
the price of barrels, with soc added 10 cover ad-
diti0nal cost Of package.
Lard-Pure leaf, kettle rendered in tierces, SIC;
hall barrels e advance price OF uerces; 0opound
cans in .1Od-pound cases, &c advance on price OF
tierces 2O-p0nd cans in S8-pOund cases &c advance
ON price OF erces lO-pound cans in 60pound cases,
ISc advance Oh price of tcrces; 5pOund cans in CO.
hound cases e advance on price OF iercos; 3pOund
cans in 60-pound cases, sc advance on price OF
ticreeS.
Indiana Packing Company's Iard-"DiomOnd A.
in tiercos Sc: family lard s. &c; So % and 10
round cans al usual advance price OF tierees.
Smoked -BolOgna-Skin, large or small,
&c; cloth &c.
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shippers paying prices; Prime clover. 81 asa
2O prime timothy, s. so@2 s5i extra cleaned blue
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Druggists and Pharmacists.

Cuticura, the great skin cure, and Cutieura soap
pTppared from IL, externally, ana 1utieura hesoi-
vent, the new blood purifier, internally, are POSI-
tive cure every form of skin and blood disease
from pimples 20 scrofula
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA. Soc, SOAP, 25c;
REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUs AsD
CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mass
send for How 20 Cure skin Diseases, q pages %
illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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ITeaIs. PaLnI.lI Baclss.

DHIPLEs, blackheads, chopped and oily skin
i vi prevented BY Cutionra Meiieated soar.
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winchester P. O., Union { Co. o. \. { {. =
MoIroE. \. G. Oct. %. 1887.

The Potter Drug and Chemical Co.:
CieDtlemen-Nlr VIM. = Stephenson OF this coUn-
II brought his son 10 town to-day 10 let see him,
and TO show rs what Cuticura Remedies had done
for him. This is the referred to ~ our letter 70
Won some time ago To look at the boy now one
would suppose that there had never been anything
the matter with him--seems 10 be IN perfect health
We have written and herewith inclose what ms
father has about the matterggr0te il just as
he dictated
We are selling quite quantity Of Cuticura Rem
eaies and hear nothing but praises for them. We
reard the Cuticura best in the market,
and shall do an We can TO promote their sale GOuTs
truly, SlEhENo n Bhc Yin,
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E1ifSlA Kidney aud Uterine Pains and Weakness
NE1Hlrelieved in one minute by the CuticGra
fkZk0Anti-Pain Plaster, the FIRST and only
nWB pain killing plaster New, instantaneous,
infalliaic. - ccuts.
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A FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE.
Sufferings Intense. Head Near
~ Raw. Body Covered with
Sores. Cured by the Gu
ticuPa Remedies.
Messrs. Stevens & Bruner. Monroe, y. {.

Messrs. Stevens & Bruner, Monroe, y. {.
Dear Sirs-About two months ago, on your recon-
mendati0n. I bought bottle OF CUtieura BesolFent,
one box Cudcura Salye, and one cake Of Cutlcura
Soap for my son. aged thirteen wears who has been
afflicted with eczema for long time, and am
pleased to say that believe the remedies have cured
him. His sudcrings were intense. ms nead neln5
nearly raw his ears being gone except the erisile
and his body was covered with sores His conditlon
was frightful TO behold. The have now ali dis
III disDosition and Is working every day. Ny
neighbor are witnesses TO this remarkable cure, ana
the doubling ones arc requested TO call or write me,
OF any OF my neighbors. ,...,,,,,,,-,-e,,-
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-07-13
Help The Poor Homeless, Suffering
Menominee %. People.

The Detroit Tribune continues to
make daily appeals to the generosity
of its readers in behalf of poor fire.
swept Norway. The response has
been pitifully meager in proportion
to the urgent needs of the case. Can
there not be something done here in
Owosso-a box of clothing and sup.
plies gathered up, or purse OF mon
ey, or both p? Various cities in the
State spent thousands of dollars in
the vanities of a powder and fireworks
celebration the "fourth," which might
far better have been expended in the
grander celebration of ministering to
the necessities of those who have lost
all their earthly possessions. Who,
among our philosophical men and
women will take the matter promptly
in band, and bring Owosso to the
front in benevolent as we'll business
enterprise? INVALID.