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A REMARKABLE CASE.
The wellkncwn Carlsbad sprudel Salt produced from
the Natural Springs Of Carlsbad, better than any OF
the so-called blood purifying remedies.

The cashier OF NJ. Guggenheim's Sons e6 and es
Franklin street. one Of the largest import houses ID
the United States writes under date of June 60 1885,
follows:
For years I have suffered from assesses which
always formed on tho back Of my neck and had 10 be
OF blood purifiers but without avail. The assesses
would always reappear. suffered very much pain
until my physician advised TO the genuine i'm
ported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt powder foTn.) used
been entirely free from the disease. Ny complexion
cleared, and have enjoyed good health since.
cannot speak too highly Ofths really valuable remedy
and have recommended IT to all my friends who also
speak of its wonderful effects a laxative Yours
very respectfully, l. MEYERS.
DR.. A. L. A. Toboldt I'm o paper read before the
Ninth International Medical Congress- speaks OF the
genuine imported Carlsbad Sprude Salt powder form)
as follows:
NV experience with the Carlsbad sprudel salt Pow
der in constipation, diseases OF the stomach liver and
kidneys, diabetes, govt, rheumatism, ETC.. has been
such that may truly say that no remedy which
have ever used has given me so much pleasure and
profit as this particular one.
DR.. Lustg, In his book on the action Of Carlsbad
water, says:
may here state that in chronic abdominal ailments
constipation, gastric catarrh, dyspepsia diseases OF
the stomach, liver and Kidneys diabetes govt and
or simpler remedy than the Carlsbad Mineral Water
and the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt A person can at any
time of the year, without the least interruption tn
business, and with very little cost not only remove
any of the above ailments, but also prevent their
further development by the use OF this remedy.
The genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Powder IL put
up IN round bottles. Each bottle comes in a paper
cartoon and has the seal of the city of Carlsbad and the
signature OF Eisner 81 Mendelson Co., Sole Agents.
around the neck of every bottle. All others
lecture mailed free upon application Eisner q Men
delson Co, Barclay street. New York. Sole Agents
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
concluded from Third Page

tanned theirfriends, Tuesday evening, at the home
OF theiraunt, Mrs. VIII Major, on Broadway street
tn a dance to no civen In pnsbvii,e on tbe 18th
inst. The members of Naamah Chapter, East
ern Star, met in the parlors of the Masonic Hall,
on Friday evening. Mrs. c. ]. Fastlaben has re-
turned from her visit in Greensburg, to her rel
atives-- Mr. Harry Cage, of Dayton, o., is the
guest of relatives here. Miss Cora Kahn, Of
Cincinnati, is the guest of her sister, Mrs Julius
Joseph Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ross, Miss Kate
Biggs and Mrs Dix SaylOr were in indianapolis,
last las, week attending the commercial travellers,
Elkhart, Ind, Is the guest of Mrs.
Norman Strong, gon Broadway street =.
Miss Eva Wingate has resumed her duties in the
public schools in Martinsville Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton Goodrich, who spent the holidays here,
visiting their relatives, have gone to .Indianap-
oils to visit Mr.. l.. L. Kitchener and family, and
from there they will return to their home in De-
trOit Mich Miss Francis Senour entertained
her Sunday school class Monday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. j. Maddux have returned to Cincinnati,
their home.
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A Letter from President Diaz

Manuel ]. Viera, a Portuguese, of this city, on
Dec. 16 addressed letter to President Diaz con-
graduating him on his reelection. In reply the
Mexican President wrote:
"MExICO, Dec. &c, 1885,
"Mr. Manuel Vieira Indianapolis: ~ ss7
Esteemed Sir: I received with impressive
thought the kind consideration of the happy con-
gratulatiOns you saw fit to extend to me in your
favor of the 10th inst. These as well as your
well-wishes for my future welfare highly esteem
and duly appreciate. Ia.
"YOur true and constant servant,
'.pORFIRIO DIAZo,
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Agnes III i'll is home from Chicago. Mrs. Mat
thews and daughter Daisy are visiting In Rantoul.
Miss Lena Carson, of Columbus, o., is a guest
of Miss Dell Chester. Mrs. Sarah j. Chase, of
Bridgewater, N ", is a guest of her cousin, Peter
Agnes Mckinley enjoyed holiday visit at Lin
coin, ILL., Miss Berth Allen, OF Emporia, Kan,
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Whitemore, re-
GENTLY Miss Almeda Hodges, daughter of
Leonard Hodges, of Chicago, is visitor in the
city Mrs p. ". Lockwood gave q Mother
Rugg has returned to 0berlin, o.. Miss Clara
Cunning CHAM is visiting in Decatur Miss Belle
Cundall, of Carlinville, is a guest of Mrs. d. w.
Dresser. n. T. Sperry is home from Denver. =.
Mrs. E. F. Mack and children, of Clay City, Neb.,
are guests of Mrs. J. N. Coon. .Misses Mary
Swannell, Agnes Mckinley, Ollie COniit and
Bessie Scroggs received calls at the residence of
Miss Swannell, New Years day.
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StOye-Dealers Fail.

Charles L. Miller and August W. Hartman,
stOve-dealers, doing business at No. 24O East
Washington street, assigned, lastevening, for the
benefit of their creditors William H. Jordan
was made trustee. No statement of assets and
liabilities was made, but it is understood that
each will not be far from S. 900. Charles f.
Hartman and Christian F. Miller were made pre-
fcrred creditors by chattel mortgage The mort
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A meeting of people in the neighborhood inter-
csted was held at Miles Reynolds coal office,
last night, to prepare remOnstrance against the
passage of the MOnOn ordinance as it now is.
They want the MOnon road prohibited from Law
ing its tracks within sixty-two feet of the main
street, west of the Observation-Disclosures station
The remonstrance will be presented to Council
tomorrow night.
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Seems to Have Covered the Case.

Secretary j. G. Jones, of the Ripley county
Board of Health, advises the State board that O
dog suffering with rabies bit nearly every dog in
Versailles this week, and that the town trustees
will order all dogs securely chained up TO sixty
days and kill any found running at large. In
conclusion the secretary wants TO know If any
thing else remains to be done to complete his
full duty in the premises
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DauYilIe.

Miss Ida Dixon, of Belvidere, ILL.,, is visiting
Miss Matte harrington, of this city. Mrs. Olivia
Taylor has gone TO Nashville, Tenn, to spend the
winter with friends. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Brand
returned from Greenwich on Friday. They re-
port pleasant holiday visit :. Miss Emma Day,
of Homer, is visiting friends in the city. Miss
Hattie McEwen is visiting in Crawfordsyille
Miss Kate Cavanaugh is enjoying visit in State
Line. Mrs. NJ. V. S. Woods returned from q
visit among friends in Franklin. Ind. Miss
Lizzie Lacey, of Perrysvile, Ind, after spending
a few days with her friends, has returned home.
Mrs. G. w. Mccoy, of Vincennes, Ind, is the
guest of her father, j. H. Gernand, North Yer
million street. Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Shields
have returned from Mount Summit, Ind, where
they spent the holidays. Mrs. Frank Hurlbut
and son Arthur, of Toledo, who have been tho
guests of Mrs. John Shuts, have returned home.
---.M Mrs. McCureen, who has been visiting Mrs,
A. Bower, on North Vermili0n street, for two
months, has returned to her home in Wisconsin,.
Mrs. NJ. b. Evans, of Chicago. returned home
Friday, after visit with Mr. and Mrs. j. Patch
ell, 619 Hazel street. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
O'Byrne are visiting in Indianapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Plaster have returned from COvington,
Ind Misses Helen and Mabel Cannon have
gone to Washington, ID. c.
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Urbana.

Rev. r. G. Hobbs and wife have returned from
a visit in Springfield. Miss Anna Webster has
returned from "a visit in Danville. Ill, =. Misses
Emma and Belle Cruzen, of La Due, Mo-, were
guests of Mrs. j. ID. Johnson the past week. W.
D. Somer and son Charles are in Florida. Mrs.
Master Nelson Sutton is visiting i'm Peoria
Mrs w. Il. Fisher, of Canton, ILL.,, visited Mrs. J.
Caldwell Sunday last. Misses Geneva and
Katie McLennan visited i'm Danville, ILL.,, during
the holidays. NJ. W. Kancher and wife have re-
turned from Virginia.
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Winchester.

Mrs. Lille Holmes of Chicago, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson. =. Mr..
and Mrs Christopher spent a few days d8last
Bates has been the guest of Lee TOOker and wife,
of Anderson. Frank Smith and wife, of Mitch
ell, III, who have been visiting friends and rela-
tie Monks visited friends near Carlos City last
week Sarah AlmanrOde, of Saratoga. was the
Emma Riley is attending the wedding of her
cousin, Fannie Crane, at Cincinnati. Mrs.
schooley and daughter, Mrs. Ogburn and Arthur
and family during the holidays, Emma
Nichols, of Lynn. was the guest of her
brother; A. b. Nichols, New Years day Miss
Ella Davis. Albert Stenley and wife, of Chat
tanOOga, Tenn, are visiting relatives and friends
here Samuel Garrett, wife and son, of Dale
vile, and Mrs. Nellie Stewart and children,
Robbie and Flora, of Piqua, o.. were guests of
L. 6. Pickett and wife on Christmas Dennis
Kelly entertained his clerks New Years at his
The Winchester band furnished music for the oc-
casion .Lottie Martin entertained a few friends
daughter Entertained friends in honor a of
On New Years day the T. W. Kizer family were
Albert Persley, recently of Farmland, was mar
rled short time ago to Miss Fannie Slime, OF
Kansas City, Mo-: Miss Edith Larrick spent
Castle, is the guest of Mrs. C. w. Moore Jessie
Brown Is visiting in Richmond Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Alternately are visiting relatives at Rich
mond this week. Mrs. g. III. Morris and daugh-
ter Mabel are visiting relatives at Shelbyville
Alta and Arabelle, daughters of A. G. Campbell,
are visiting at Richmond. Laura Westfall, of
Ferris, of this city. Mrs. Phineas Pome-
roy. of Indianapolis, visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. c. Yunker, over Christmas
Emma Buck, Of Lebanon. O., is the guest of
friends and relatives. Mrs. Henry Keller, of
Muncie, has been the guest of friends here for a
few days. Gertie Birch, OF sidney, o.. Is the
guest of Minnie HOstetter Mrs. A. l.. Nichols
visited friends in southern Indiana this week
Lulu Moon has returned to Earlham College 80
Della Smith returned on Monday from a visit at
Sidney, o.. Myrtle Thornburg and Marie Fowler
were guests of friends at Union City on Tuesday.
Mrs Samuel Plat, of Lynn, WAS the guest of her
sister, Mrs. A. A. Fletcher, the first OF the week.
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Hodgson designed some buildings of note
about the city. sBhey moved to ST. Paul
few years ago,sefter a residence. in this
city of some fifteen wears or more.
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Sarah and the Sphinx.
Frank Leslie's Weekly.

Sarah Bernhardt has been touring in
Egypt like second Cleopatra, the splendor
of her dresses and the prodigalify of her
way of living making everybody stare. Her
remembered. She stood for half an hour
in front of the sphinx, and then tnrned to
her companion and said: fTenez-if her
nose were not broken she would resemble
me- My friend, it you could see me hum
dred years from now would hook exactly
like that o. -
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ST. .JOsenll.

Miss Melia Keingle spent vacation at home
Mrs. Angie Butterall has returned from Chey-
enne, w. T. Mrs. c. III. Keingle enjoyed a holt
day visit in Daville, Ill Will Alberts0n, of EN-
pOria Kan, visited his parents near here, during
the holidays Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of ROckdale
Ind, visited Charles Stewart, at the Commercial
House, the past week.
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Terre Haute.
Terre Haute.
Emily Pakes has returned from Chicago

Emily Fakes has returned from Chicago. Jessie
lowering, of Lafayette, and Mrs. Grace FOOte, Of
Crawfordsville, have been visiting Mary and
Kate Hudnut. Mrs. John Richardson, of st.
Paul, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. G..
+. Brokaw, has returned home. Matte Man.
court leaves next week for Florida, where she
viii spend the winter Mrs. Charles Mellish, of
Cincinnati, is visiting Mrs. John Williams 80
Johns Mrs Richard Carse n s,S leaves next
week for Tiffn, o. Frances Carlton has re-
turned to Cincinnati. - Carrie Gould visited
Mrs. Will Beach, of Lafayette, this week. Min
ME Potter has returned from visit to friends in
Lafayette. Mrs. VIM. Hendrick has gone to
Stinesville, Ind, on a visit Lizzie Acker and
Irving Riddle.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
Charleston.

Warren Davis and Miss Bertha Thrill were
married at the residence Of the brides mother
Tuesday evening, departing forthe grOom's home
at Jacksonville, Fla, at noon OF same day
Katie Debbolt enjoyed holiday visit in Mat
toon- Miss Allie Compton Is visiting in Indi-
is guest of her sister, Mrs. Iii wiley. Miss
Kate Van Deren enjoyed holiday visit with
Terre Haute friends. Ed Davis, of Litchfeld,
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NIattoon.

n. B. Patterson and wife visited in Chicago the
first few days of the week. Mrs. T. r. Clegg
and son Clifie are visiting Mt DE Solo, Mo- -.
Miss Nellie Rely, of Lima, o.. is a guest of Mat
tOon friends Miss Lille Mckee is guest of
Terre Haute friends. Mrs. J. keenan, is visiting
in Ohio. Miss Cora Chapman returned from a
visit at her home in Ohio Tuesday. Mrs. Dick
son, of Indianapolis, was a guest of Mrs ThOs.
Stokes the past week Miss Effie Keenan, has
returned from a visit in Ohio. Mrs.. Samuel
Smith went to Chicago Monday to reside. Miss
May WhallOn, of Murdoch, Douglas county, is q
has returned from a visit in St Louis Col. T.
r. Weaver is home from Pennsylvania Mrs.
friends. :. Misses Mollie Fnnkhouser, Susie and
Kate Alsop, Hattie Wills and Mrs. Frankie
Ames, of Efngham. visited Alpha Lodge, X. and
L. of III, Thursday evening, and were entertained
by Nation friends.
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Marshall.

MT. II. M. Janney has been spending a&bw days
In Chicago. Miss Eleanor Shaw spent I&st Sum-
day at West York with Miss Allie Prevo. :. Miss
Nettie Houston, of West Union, was the guest of
relatives here last week Miss Dora Slahker, of
Paris, has been the guest of Miss Jennie Marvin
for several days. William Simms and wife, of
Edgar county, were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Lycan the past week. Mrs Miranda White
lock, of Terre Haute, was over on visit to rela-
tives here last week. Miss Nettie sherman is
home from Casey, where she spent week with
relatives Miss Mamie Mitchell, of Cedar
Place, was the guest of relatives here last week.
49, Miss Lizzie Thompson, of Greensburg, Ind,
was the guest Of John X: Black and wife the
past two weeks. :. Miss Bird DOherty returned
home Thursday from a weeks visit in Terre
Haute-. : Mrs c. o. Chestnut, of Paris, was the
guest of relatives here the first of the week..
Wallace Neal and wife, of Portland, Ind, have
been spending several days here with their nu-
merOus relatives. Misses Mary Bartlett, Frank
Devol and Matte Handy attended the State
Teachers Association in Springfield, last week.
-. Mrs Willis Gilbert is in Dresden, o., visiting
relatives. f. r. Neal and wife are in Portland.
Ind, visiting relatives Mrs. Philip Gress, of
Austin. Cook county. is here visiting her parents
NJ. r. ChenOweth and wife,
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Wabash.

H. A. Dickey and wife. of Grant county, were
in the city last week, the guests of Mr.. Dckey's
brOther-in-law, EnOs Powell Edwin A. For
rest of Massachusetts,, is the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Lew Thorne. j. III. Swindell, of Plymouth,
was in the city on Tuesday and Wednesday. the
Showacker, of Plymouth, who has been visiting
Frank f. Williams and wife, returned home OH
Wednesday. Deputy Auditor Will VOtaw left
on Wednesday evening for Oxford, Kan, where
he will visit for several weeks with his parents
..-.S. M. Minnick, of Andrews, was on Thursday
formation was received here on Monday that
Walter Stitt. of Columbus, son OF Alex Stitt had
been stricken with paralysis on Sunday. Later
information is to the effect that the patient
has recovered consciousness, but is still
very sick. Mr.. Stitt is an old Wa
Miss Mamie Hodgin, of Richmond, is visiting
Miss Josie Unthank, at Whites Institute. Stan
ley Newman, of London, England, Friends
sslOnary, was a guest at Whites Institute
few days ago w. c. Tucker formerly of the
Underwood factory, left, on Sunday evening, for
-. Harry, SON of Mr.. and Mrs David Beitman,
was given pleasant surprise, on Tuesday even
ing, by party of young people Harry was
nineteen years old on Monday Cal Story and
wife, of Springfield, o., were the guests OF his
father, Caleb Story. last week. Cal is we'll
years on the Wabash Charley Morgan re-
turned, on Saturday, from q visit in Sharpsyille.
-. Mr.. George Webster, of Chicago, passed New
Years day with his Wabash friends. Miss An
ME Smith returned to school at Oxford, o., on
Wednesday A. b. SwitZer, of LOganspOrt, Wis
Years calling was quite generally observed here
last Tueday. Open house was kept at dozen
residences and all callers were delightfully."- en-
tertained.
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CIaaanpaign.

Miss Carrie Victor Is In Chicago. Prof. ]. d.
Crawford il visiting at Washington, d. C.. Mrs.
II. H. Harris IL guest Of Chicago friends. Miss
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