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The Indianapolis journal., 1889-11-26

CATARRH is caused by scrofulous taint I'm the
blood, and is cured by Hoods SarsapariIla
which purifies and enrches the blood and gives
fhe whole system health and strength TRY this
.peculiar medicine" it IL prepared by C. l.
Hood 4 Co.. Lowell. Mass.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-11-26
To-Day's Helm-Armstrong weddihg.

epecal to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-Cards have, been
issued for the marriage of Miss Leona,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong,
and Mr.. Edgar E. Helm, son of Mr.. Mornay
d. Helm. formerly of Muncie. to! morrow
morning. at 10 o'clock. The cerernony will
be performed by Rev. DR.. Addison. at the
Trinity p. L. Church. in the presence Of
quite number of invited friends. Miss
Armstrong is q handsome and talented
young lady from Mississippi. She was
reared at Vicksburg, and belongs to one OF
the best families of the State. Mr., Helm Is
one of the leading young men of Washing
ton, and IS connected with the government
Printing Office. His father is well-known
throughout Indiana, and enjoys one of the
largest acquaintances with public men of
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-11-26

Browns Bronchial Troches have for
many years been the most popular article
in use for relieving coughs and throat
troubles
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-11-26
Republicans VIII Win in Montana.

hepuDucanS VIII WIN In NOntan8s
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-At the ST, Louis
worlds fair headquarters, couple of days
ago, Senator Vest, of Missouri. said, some
thing bearing upon the Montana con-
test. He was trying to impress upon the
managers of the st. Louis boom; for the
worlds fair the necessity of bringing on
prominent Republicans to work for votes
and to illustrate the Importance of it, He
spoke of the situation in Montana: of the
fact that the courts and State officers. with
the exception of Governor, were Republic
ans Republicans" he said. usually SYM
pathize with Republicans. A Republican
court would almost invariably find
reasons for favoring Reptbnc-
an contest. The Democrats would
do the same thing. 1t was only natural"
Now said he. ~ would be willing to
bet thousand dollars, from what Ii; know
of the condition of things in Montana, that
two Republican Senators will come from
that State" The remark is the more sig
niticant from the fact that Senator, Vest
spent more than half the summer IN Mon-
tana. being the guest of ex- Governor How
ser, who is now one of the prominent candi-
dates for the United States Senaten The
Missouri Senator Is thoroughly cOnversant
with the Montana suit. u ~
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-11-26

perOr or from the new government of
Brazil. Delegate Hurtado, of Colombia,
questioned the propriety of making this
inquiry at the present time, but DIR. Mn
gently ON the question of approving the re-
port of the committee without this infor-
nation. s.F
SenOr Romero, chairman of the commit
tee stated that the credentials were origin
nay gwen wen o tne ehs suose
ernment. had been indorsed by the new
government and the delegates had been
fully empowered to act for the provisional
government.
This explanation seemed satisfactory to
all delegates and the report was adopted
unanimously 3jb
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-11-26
Local Weather Report.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 25.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-25

Abo Patterson Post G. A. R., Of
Plltsburgh, has asked Governor Beaver
To have removed from the field Of
Gettysburg a Confederate monument
erected by Maryland regiment Ii is
not understood that tho monument was
erected to tho Confederate cause, but TO
the gallantry Of tho mon Of the regiment
who fell on that field.
Such a memorial should not offend
any Union soldier. Ever since the close
Of tho war, from Appomattox down,
Union soldiers have been proud to bear
public testimony to the valor OtthemOn
who faced thcm on tho field otbattle.
That Maryland monument will not
brood another war Of secession.
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AFTER tho Hattie.

1t appears that in their anxiety to car.
ry knights Templar to the recent con.
clavo the railroads found 1t convenient
to forget their passenger compact. Now
there is precious row over 1t, tho Bald-
more ( Ohio charging that the Pennsyl.
vaniai is no gentleman, the Pennsylvania
taking credit for beating the Baltimore
& Ohio at lis own game.
The Knights got there, just the same,
had q good time and have settled down
to get ready Tor the next Conclayo. The
public will not take a very keen interest
In the rumpus Of the railroad companies.
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Two deeds Of trust and the following
GonveyanCes OF real estate were admit.
ted to record yesterday by Clerk Hook:
A deed made October %, 1850, by
John p. Gilchrist and wife to John
Ernst for a parcel Of land fronting IS
feet inch OH the west side Of North
Huron street, Island, being lot No. 8 in
square No. 8 of the private plat OF j. r.
GllChrist's addition to tho city, not yet
recorded, Consideration $3.50.
a deed made october 10, 1880, by
George Montgomery and wife, and Louis
Koch and vile, to John Funds for lot
No. I in square No. 10, situated at the
corner oiJacob and ThirtySeCond streets.
Consideration 5000.
Lewis BuCll and wife to Peter Carney,
for parcel OF land located in the Fifth
ward, between Wood and Jacob streets.
Consideration S725.
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Mp iOrk Sun.
The women Of the Salvation Army
have taken to visiting the liquor saloons
Of New York and Brooklyn in order TO
sell the Var Cry, the newspaper OF the
army. Two of the Yery pretty army girls
we're in a notorious saloon not thou
sand miles from the Sun office, on this
mission tho other night. Leaning
against the bar were gamblers and pugi'
lists, and one or two who have been
jailed for using their pistols too freely.
They seemed to be shocked at the ap.
pearanCe Of the girls among them. The
modest dress aud red ribbons on the
ugly straw bonnets easily told them who
the visitors were. Several papers were
bought, when q strappiug pugllist strobe
up aud said: "Young women, I'll buy
the whole bundle II you promise never
10 come hero again." The proposition
WIS not considered for a second, They
said they believed it to be their duty TO
visit such places, adding that the nuns
OF the Roman Catholic Church did so,
"But, don't you know that somebody
might insult YOU" the big man almost
pleaded, "No, sir" replied the speaker
Of the two, and, In few words touched
with sCorn, she added; mo man will
insult us; the remarks Of others would
not hurt Us" 1t was only after persist
ent entreaty from the proprietor that the
jealous women were induced to leave
the place.
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The Trustees Of the University Of
Pennsylvania arc In favor ci'admlt,lns
women 10 that Institution. The undOr.
graduates are not, Tho Idea Is well
fixed In the undergraduate mind that q
woman IL tho mental inferior Of a man,
and that this is so because II can not be
otherwise
The youngsters Of Tie male gender
have something else in mind. They
have heard that, In spite Of wonan's
mental iniCrloity, whore she has been
admitted 10 compete With men IN inau'
tullons Of learning she has been known
to lake tho highest hOnor, leaving tile
men Of her class to wonder how II hap
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nlI.. nrcLIey,. InherILnnee.

PiisCurGh hispatch.
A telegram from Wayne Court House,
w. Va, published yesterday, stated that
BELLA Beckley, a young lady OF that place,
had, by the death OF an aunt who lived
in pittsburgh, become heiress to an es'
tate valued ut 100000 An inyeStige-
lion OF the records Of the Registers Of
ice failed to reveal the namo OF Belle
BeckIey. She is, however, thought to
I'D one Of the collateral heirs to the es'
tate Of Mrs. Isabella CoMingo.
There are a number Of Beckleys from
Wayne that are entitled to part Of that
estate, and Della ia probably one OF
them, Her share is only l.l2O part, and
amounts to about $1,000. The bulk'pf
the estate goes TO Isaac and Mrs. Annie
Dayison, Of this city, who each receive
one.thIrd. The property left by Mrs
Comiugo amounts to over 100000.
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NO LONGER IN DOUBT.

ltiSno longer question but an absolute fact
that merit Ia a winner all the time. Thrust an
article otmerchandlSe In the other market aud II
1t has not the qualities claimed for IT, II will live
but little while. Soon, yes, very soon, the poo.
pie will brand itn,g 9, Not 90, however, with
the real thing, but quite TO the contrary. II II
Is what It is claimed to DO, that came public will
ludOnO It by continuing la purchases. 80 II Is
with "Hleln'S Silver Age Rye" No better III.
doHemCnt can DO obtained than the continued
sale 10 those who have been using II for years
Doctors and hospitals have tried It and arc still
using Il, proof oil which, II wanted, can and
will DO furnished Rbuudantly. Silver Ago Rye
being the only displayed whisky at the ExposI.
tlon Is another proof Of lS iearleFS poslttsn as
standard old and reliable sllnulant We do not
claim that It cures all diseases, but We do know
that II iSan excellent remedy for many, 1t Is
sold everywhere at u 80 per fullqunrL We also
keep all the leading Pennsylvania rye whtSkieS,
full quarts years old, your choice for o. 90 per
quart, or quarts for $500. Wines, brandles
and gins at from 20 cents and upward. All
goods neatly packed aud sent anywhere. Send
for prLOo lISt, OF call on
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wo offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrll
III. CHENEY & Co., Propo., ToledO,o.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
]. Cheney for tho last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
Toledo, Ohio.
waldlng, Klnnau & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
L. IL. Van uoesen, Cashier Toledo Ma.
tlonal Bank, Toledo, Ohio,
Halls Catarrh Cure Il taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price,
zoe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
nav
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Like everything else nowaday, the
politician Is "machineN made.
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DIED.
MAGRUDER-nn Thursday morning, October
u, 1850, at . O'Clock, CHARLES MIGRUDER,
eyed " years aud niOnthE.
Funeral from his late residence, cast end Of
Eleventh street. on Saturday morning a.
1880 o'clock. Friends OF the family arc In.
vlied. lntormenL at pGutnsular Cemetery. .
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HINTS ON HEALTH.

PREVENTION OF SPREAD OF DIPHTHB'
RlA,-It is said that a plate Of raw onions
placed in a loom where diphltheIla or
like Contagious diseases Is, VIII absorb
the poison and prevent the disease from
spreading. The onions should be burn
ed every morning and fresh ones put up
To REMOVE DANDRUFF,-Do not I'M
tate the head by using the hne'tootG.etd
part Of a comb. A thriddlng comb, with
teeth set widely apart, is better itor the
hair, and a moderately hard brush, tnah
the unnecessary ine'combipg up OF the
skin. II your scalp has tendency 70
drynees and looseniug Of the skin, rub
pure yaseline into it from time to time,
and Yash II between the times OF these
applications with the yolk OF egg, or q
half teaspooniul OF liquor ammonia IN q
half pint Of water, In rubbing ~ the
yaseIine do so until all trace OF oiliness
disappears, The readiness OF the sEln, 20
absorb this petroleum product IS qul1e
remarkable,
CuRE PoR BILlousNEss'-Ihe way 70
Get the better OF the bilious system with
out blue pills or quinine Is TO take the
mice OF one, two or three lemons, as APP
petite Graves, in as much water as II
makes pleasant to drink without sugar
before going to bed. In the morning
on rising, at least half an hour before
breakfast, take the juice OF one lemon IN
goblet Of water, This will clear the
system OF humor and bile with efficiency,
without any OF the weakening effects OIL
calomel. People should not irritate the
stomach by eating lemons clear, the
powerful acid OF the juice, which is al
ways most corrosive, invariably pro,
duces inflammation alter q while, but
properly diluted so that it does not burn
or draw the throat, it does its medical
work without harm, and, when the
stomach Is clear OF food, has abundant
opportunity TO work over the system
thoroughly.
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Lois For Sale ID Crawford Heights,

Crawford Heights IL the name given TO a rIhs
OF land containing about forty Aulcs, Jlhg on
the hill back OF the RtuR aud standard iron
Works, Lots vary III tlLe ION one hall o. ~
BVre 10 four acres, and Will he sold tIngy o. Y
blocks Some Of the property i ALREADY "
Wines, and all OF II swell adapted to Tue EiONN'
inR OF fIultI and berries he luCbtou While
near the mills, factories ard railroads ~ Tue lM
Icy, ID yet above aud beyond their im9Gt, tQR
and other disap rCeAbe feature IT, htAllhlui'
affords nnu view Of the river aud the Int oulg'
Ing country, and RdnimOl, cumbln,s Wy W.
bio location for private TttldeDces eau lC loull.
The property viii bC Mold at reasonable pilIa
and on easy terms =, r
For further particulars enquire Of n, 4
Howell, bridgeport, o.; Abtm l@h, MhtiiI'
Ferry j. J, Holloway, NJ Fist NaipiM BehLi
Bridgeport; ". r. Graham, al OillCcO Of '.hlgaiI
Iron Co., or ". II, Tallmau, at ohice Of iIaA
Iron aud Steel Co 9I
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4 MII.R on TUNNEL
WIN he Part of tho West virginia s Penn.
sylvanla RRllFuad.

VIII uo ANAAt - NAAu WNee virginia = AeNh"
sylvanIa RRilroad.
LntopiovR Standard
@. L, Gallagher, chief engineer OF the
West Virginia & Pennsylvania Railroad
was in town Friday night, having come
in from an inspection Of the mountain
in the neighborhood Of Wymps Gap,
MIR. Gallagher is a member Of the COM
pauy as well as hieiengineer and there
fore spoke by authority in the following
interesting conversation with an even
ing Standard reporter;
~ find" he said, that it will be inn
possible to get across the mountain any
where without tunneling. At Wymps
GAP about 400 feet would be necessary
and at other points inspected at least a
mile OF tunnel would have to be con-
structed. Our survey ia now fixed from
Rowlesburg to tue Virginia line near
Clifton Mills, u distance Of about thirty
three miles. On this side OF this point
nothing is certain. From there to Fair
chance the distance is about nine miles,
TO Uni0ntown fifteen, and to Dunbar
about twenty-five, The road being in
two States makes the formation Of two
companies necessary,
"The Pennsylvania company can not
apply for q charter until both termini Of
the road are fixed, but we expect to com,
meuce work this winter and the road
will probably be completed to the Penn
sylvania line from Rowlesburg by the
! fiat Of next June. From there the work
will be hurried along as rapidly as posi-
lille, An extension of the road south o.
Rowlesburg is also among the posslbill'
ties, Mind, Pm rot saying It will be
doue, but a road through the James Val!
ley to Charleston would make nice, d.
reCt north and south connection
| wouldn't itY"
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A Now jail Needed.

The very clear and intelligent report
Of Architect Wells was not needed to
convince anybody who knows what the
old Jail is that the county needs a new
jail. 1t would DO poor economy to
waste money repairing the old when a
little more would give such building
as would be credit to the community
and last for years. The question may as
well be settled at once SO that the site
may be secured and work begun without
unnecessary delay.
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BiIslI.
Catcago Mttr.0ceaa.

UNIcd00 INtT'UctnN,
Ohio Democratic oSStors must think
their audiences are as igI2rant as II
gathered from the Fiji Islands. Hne o.
the eminent orators in one OF his
speeches denounced "the Harrison ad.
ADMINISTRATION as the most corrupt and
partisan in all American politics, while
tho Cleveland administration was the
cleanest and most reputable since the
war" Such senseless charges, made in
the absence Of all facts 10 confirm them,
may tickle theunthinking and the blind
partisans, but they will influence no fair
minded men. Defamation is never con-
Yincing, and the deiamcr always in the
end receives the blow.
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INC pn.hInr srreekel..

CLAUS spreckelS, whose scientific and
courageous attack entities him to be
called the general Of the anti.sugar trust
forces, is attacking that combination as
though he meant business. Perhaps he
means to fight 1t out to the end. Per-
haps he means to invite the trust to buy
him out, In any case 1t is q matter of
business, Up to date the people are on
the spreCkels side OF tho controversy,
and the cheaper he makes sugar the
more they will hurrah for him.
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FOR SALE.

ANow Double Brick House that will pny ~,
per cent IN All Investment
4 six lloOined House With large lot, 100 TWtI'
ty.nlnth street, very Cneap.
Residence 1T 2!l9 Chapllue street,
Three rOOmed BriQE House, 20 south Huron II,
Desirable Modern Dwelling, Ia south rCnn u,
Building Lots on North HOht, South Fem,
Old rRir Grounds 2Anv'E Oruharn Fourteenth
street, Fifteenth street corner Twenty csbth
and Wood street, corner lwtnly.niuth bud TOD
streets, corner MCtOllOch ami 1hticth street,,
on MalEteF, Wilson and Wood stfCrh between
Tweniy.gevenlh aud Twel ~ eilhih slFreh
Brick uOuEC former VOID and ThiftyWghlh
street,, Rt u bATgAir; Will phy asa Investment
Farm near M6undAyillC, on tic .IiO tide, OF
exchange Tor city pro- cry.
Large Farm IN Ohio county, near ClintonPO,
with other improved properties,
Eei6 q D. SM I'll, lEO Main 81
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nInnonrnheln YnlIey Coal Lands.

4 MaIoniorn, Pa, Special,
There is quite a boom in coal land in
,hls section, with view Of the exten.
sion q the Southwest Pennsylvania
Railroad from Uniontown to the West
VirSinia line, which 1as been surveyed
from Uniontown to West virginia VIA
Masontown TO tho Monongahela river,
and then up the finest and weaIthiest
mineral valley in the State.
]. v. Thompson & Co., Of Uniontown,
have been taking options for coal at
ninety days at $50 per acre, and now
have nearly 5000 acres which have a
Monongahela frontage Of about four
miles. The II. O. Frick Company and
Mcclure & Co. have also been gathering
up some valuable pieces Of coal land in
this vicinity.
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nlcll stnte.

While capitalists are rushing into
West Virginia insearch OF oil, the INTEL
LlaENcER takes the liberty to remind
them TINT West Virginia has tho finest
coal aud timber lands in the country,
aud that the market value to-day is much
lower than it will bo a year HENCE. 1t is
no betrayal Of confidence to tell the
visiting capitalists that some who came
in earlier are already reapiug the golden
harvest,
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FoREroN missionary work is good; SO
is home missionary work, but good PEG.
pie do not warm so easily to the home
work as they do to the foreign work.
There must be some reason forthis. Per.
haps "tis distance lends enchantment
to the view"
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Con,umplion Inourabieg

Road the following. Mr. o, II,
Morris, NOwRtk, Ark, says: was down
with RbsCOss oil lungs, and friends and
physiCians pronounced inc an lnCurablG
CotisumptlyG, Began taking DR., Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able 70
oversee the work on my farm, II 10 the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlpwart, Decatur, Ohio, says.
''iiad II not been for Dr.. Kings Now
Discovery for Consumption would
have died Of lung troubles, Was given
10 by doctors, Am now In best Of
heallk.n Try IL, Sample bottles free al
Logan Drug Co'sdruR store o
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pened that the inferior could SO get the
better Of the superior
Ono Of these days young men will be
to denyt young W omen equal
opportunities for an education and an
equal chance to get on in the world.
The undergraduates OF the University of
Pennsylvania would show to much bet
ter advantage us advocates OF fair field
and 10 favor.
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Electricity in st. Louis.
Eselmnne.

EIcNHNlt'
They are going ahead electrically in
st. Louis. BY january /, 1890, every
street Of the city will be illuminated by
arc and incandGsCent lights; households
will be connected with the public ser
vice wires rs gas mains are now tapped.
Electrical stoves have already been ill.,
troduced aud will coon be Commoner
than gas stoves. Two street car lines
are now being operated by electricity
and four more will DO within year. BY
the use OF storage batteries private resi-.
dences are illuminated for single night
on iestal occasions,
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Yesterdays Police Court.

Five cases were disposed Of at yester.
day mornings aession Of Police Court:
George Englehardt and Ed Feeny who
had engaged in fight tho night before,
were each fined 81 aud costs and In do.
fault OF payment were sent to tie hill for
10 days. William Young paid s. and
costs for committing an indecent act on
Market street; the fine should have
been three or four times what II was.
James Meehan went to the bill for 80
days In default Of payment OF a fine Of
s. and costs for acting In dlsorderly
manner on Water street. Charles Gray,
a "vag" was given an hour in which 10
leave town.
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Outrnnks Them All.

G0Oc' DeMOcTW'
Senator sherman's statement that this
country ~ one OF the richest III the
worldsand one OF the leading manuiaC-
turing countries, erred only on the side
Of moderation. The United States, for
years past, has led Great Britain in
both aggregate wealth and value Of
manufactures; aud Great Britain, in
each OF these particulars, standardized of
other nntiOns.
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MIR. CnRls MAoEE is home again, from
foreign shore, and the Pennsylvania
politicians are wondering whether he
found abroad anything IN the way Of
politics which he may think worth while
to introduce into tho Keystone State.
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AYER's Pills, being convenient, eilica.
Cious, and safe, arc thu best CathartlC,
whether on land or sea, 10 city or Coun.
Try. For constipation, sick headache,
indignation, and torpid liver, thOy never
fail, Try box Of them they arc sugar.
coated. paw
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BROOKLYN has lost her Tabernacle, but
she is driving right abpad to possess her
self Of the base ball pennant. II Brook
Ign snatches the pennant, she may want
the Worlds Fair to boot.
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Is undoubtedly caused by tactic acid In
the blood. This acid attacks tho fibrous
tissues, and causes the pains and aches
in the buck, shoulders, knees, ankles,
hips and wrists. Thousands Of people
have found in Hoods Sarsaparilla a
positive cure for rheumatism. This
medicine, by It's purifying action, neu-
trallzes the aCidity ofthe blood, and also
builds up and strengthens the whole
bOdy.