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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-13
ALL AROUND ABOUT.
"Detective," After Trip, Settles Down IA
south Bend.

"Detective," After Trip, Settles Down at
South Bend.
II. L. c. FRIENDE-After an absence of
several months 1 will answer the roll call
Perhaps some are thinking ere this time
that some violator has claimed my scalp
while out in the western wilds. But not
so, although toughs were plenty and of
every variety and shade.
Scenery is varied and beautiful, while
there are places most dismal indeed, at
any rate to one who is unacquainted with
the region. also visited the great cotton
belt and other points OF interest in that
section of the union.
Since the greater portion of my journey
10y along the route taken by ''Sappho" and
which has been well defined by her, l
shall not attempt TO reproduce the de-
scription.
After spending a few weeks at home on
my return l again changed homes, which
is hereto annexed.
This city is one worthy of praise to all.
It's location in region surrounded by
beautiful farms and by the composition of
the soil, heavy rains do not cause the
streets TO become almost impossible to
the average pedestrian.
In this city are located some of the finest
residences to be found in the West Also
some of the largest manufacturing estab-
lishments OF their kind in the world. The
Studebaker wagon works are sight to
see. Thousands OF persons are employed
here, and when the closing hour has come
one is surprised to witness'the vast army
of workmen issue forth. The Oliver
chilled and steel plow works are equal in
comparison. There are numerous other
manufacturing establishments employing
large numbers of men and women, and
taking all things into consideration this is
quite manufacturing center. l am en-
gagged in the study OF architecture for the
present, as there is great demand for
such profession.
WINNIE West" don't you expose that
sleigh and all that comes before IL. And
now as Cheyenne Bob" has been awak-
ened we hope he may give some useful
information concerning incubators and
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multiplicity of simple words.
it was not scorned. Your attorney
looked up the wrong book. Give him a
spelling book, not a dictionary. Thank
you again for stating my lack OF literary
and brain culture. although l cannot see
the difference stated Still | would rather
you told me what j did not know myself
the next time.
"Rixy," when you get the standing Of
those schools sette ed satisfactorily in your
own mind. il they are amy good, let mo
know. ] will attend one OF them or take
n course OF postal card lectures. | must
brush up / see. FRANK.
Ann Arbor, Mich, April IL.
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HYAclNTHs IN BLOOM.
y Very Fragrant Odor Comes from Fores-
man, Ind.

Very Fragrant Odor Comes from Fores-
man, Ind.
DEAR II. L c. FRIENDs-The winter
and la grippe have gone; in their place
have come spring breezes, warm sunshine
and new duties; but 90 not forget or neg
lect the Howard page. While some of
us cannot write learnedlv on the different
topics, we can be social and CHEEKY. We
have had some very interesting letters to
the page lately.
blue JAY" / am glad you like Miss AL
colts works. Old and young will lose
nothing by reading them. Like the skip
ping stone upon the water the Tipples Of
their influence extend further and further.
Edith Bell, We miss you; why do you
not visit us2 1t is hOuse.cleaning time
now. Our Howard parlors look neat. but
"Pompadour" raised quite a dust, so [ will
do little busting by quoting from the
New York Recorder.
The Girl OF the Period" has her faults. but
there is one point in which she is a vast i'm.
provement upon the maiden OF quarter of a
century ago. viz: C3mmon sense. The maiden
tender heart for all true suffering. She takes
MP her share of the burden of life graVely. vet
gladly. She appreciates that although not a
man, she may be strong, mentally aud physi.
cally and she determines to make of herself
not an Affected frivolous, foolish creature but
something equal to q mana noble. brave
woman.
"Gano," never mind "Pompadour" but
give Us good long letter soon. "Mark. ("
many months have passed since your
name appeared upon the page. "Incog, -
here Is very good recipe for sour milk
| cookies.
One cupful of butter or shortening. one
cupful OF sugar, TWO eggs, two-thirds of a
cupful OF sour milk and teaspoonful OF
soda. Dissolve the soda in a little hot
water. add part of it at a time to the milk
until it will foam as you stir it in, being
careful not TO get in too much. Mix soft.
using flour sufficient TO roll the dough out.
/ A teaspoonful OF caraway seeds may be
| spriDkled into the dough.
will now introduce my sister "Ro-
wena," who has long been anxious to ioiu
US and Is now member" of our club.
"HYAcINTH."
Foresman, Ind, April IL.
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grease. l have peaches, berries and
grapes now over a year old and as natural
az when picked. / use the California cold
process. You do not cook nor seal the
fruit and it only costs a cent quart to
preserve it. II any of your readers wish
! will send them a small sample of berries
by mail and tell them just how to put
them up. IL is much nicer than canned
fruit and much lees trouble and expense.
You can put no a bushel OF berries in
about ten minutes.
ROSE Il. Soldiers,
ann Arbor, Mich.
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'An-Gro" Rhymes HI. BIossrEs.


"AllsCro" Rhymes His dossHKe.
All is calm and the pale moons sinking,
Slow but surely in the distant West,
Ny hands are tired and my ewes are blinking,
Each a summons 70 my rest.
But still the midnight oil use,
Slipping with pleasure my mental "grog,"
Slowly and silently court tho muse.
To fill that book OF yours, "Incog."
Ny feeble effort tender thee.
Just for a corner far away obscure,
The last IN the book will do for me.
or in memorys envelope sealed secure.
Our dear old poet laureate,
fear is living in his room,
Part from suffering. or tries 10 cheat,
Life from some of its care and gloom.
I've eagerly watched for that magic pen.
That's filed our hearts with such delight,
And wondered much II other men
Would fill the place 90 quite right
AS often thought 'twould impossible be,
For another TO I'll that vacant chair,
And wickedly wished that / we're he,
Or could fish up rhy mes as rare.
have letter now on my desk,
That came from the far away East
IT'S short and pleasant, tthey 70 ne'er grotesque)
That tells me he is still living yet al least.
hope to see him on the page again,
Discussing in words and lines Of old,
Whose heritage here. gifted brain,
Is worth far more than paltry gold.
Others TOO in prose and rhyme,
Have laid up mental treasure,
Yet can't forget the olden time,
When all a round of pleasure.
'Melanchton Sinclair some years ago,
Entertained for many hours
With poems rare-I forget it2 mol
Not the one among the flowers.
cheyenne Bob" has fallen in,
"Polinta" too. and so many moro,
count them all and live again,
That halcyOn tune all DER.
There are so many must deslst,
cannot mention all.
would keep on. but must resist
The temptation lest fall.
So lay this away, please. tenderly,
And trust to the future great.
Where friendly hearts viii render me,
Obscure from poet laureate. [ALLEeRo.
Sioux City, April
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Thanks, Awfuny.

Many thanks to "Arnold Bur" for bis
timely information as to the deaths of the
two noted ones. And so John Hall is liv-
ing and knocking around New York yet
Well, we'll who'd thunk it. And Spur
geon and Franklin have passed away. you
say2 Well. if by any chance you happen
upon the news that Horace Greeley and
George III, too, have crossed the river
break it to me gently; my nerves hahn I
what they wunst wus.
never noticed the simplicity of Language
used by the noted ones YOU name, al
though / am pretty familiar with their
writings. l think they used Just exactly
the words &c convey their meaning best
II simple one did that, all we'll
and good: II large one saved
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HOWARD LITERARY CLUB.
Our Motto.
HONOR. LOVE. CHARITY.
OFFICERS.


President-Will +. strawn, Montpelier. Ind.
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Wintersyille, Ind.
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Kalons, la.
Recording secretary--Mrs. Dora Older,
Adrian. Mich.
Corresponding seeretsry-Mlss Emma L.
Merker. Emery, III.
Treasursr-Miss Mary j. Kelley, Campbolls-
town, o.
Executive Committee-Alonzo Finley Jacobs
Greencastle, Ind; Terrence NJ. jackson, New
Lancaster. Ind. ". :. Kokendotfer. MonteVallo.
No.; J. C. Mcdonald. Medina Tenn; Mrs. J. T.
Barnes. Bruoeton Mills. w. Va.
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encourage pure literature strengthen morality;
establish sociability increase desire Tor nina
improvement and literary attainmenls and to
extend the work of reformation.
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Interested in the objects OF this organization
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We most cordially invite every one truly ana
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TorIcE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC

In the matter of the estate OF William J. MoLsan.
deceased.
In the Marion Circuit Court March Term, 1892
Notice is hereby given that Jennie Murphy, as ads
ministratrix of the estate Of YIN. J. Mclean, de-
ceased has presented and fled her account and
vouchers in final settlement Of said estate and that
the same viii come up for examination and action
oil said Circuit Court the 18th day Of pril 1884
estate are required appear IN said and show
cause n any there be- why said account and vOuch.
ers should not be approved. And the heirs of said
estate are also hereby required the time and place
aforesaid 10 appear and make proof OF their heirshp
JENNIE MURPHY.
S. E. Urmston, Attorney. 1921
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A March Day.

Ere the dawn the rainirops fell,
Hither, thither and pell-lnell.
Down they came, 30 thick and fast.
In the light each crystal flashed.
On yon ice-b- glrted pool,
splashed globules, pollueid, cool,
And each tiny little zone
Into larger circles shone.
On the roof busy ihrong
OF water spritos danced q song.
From the caves ran icy riis
Down 10 doors and window sills
Round thu house water strcamed
Until IL Venice seemed;
There only needed 10 appear
Gondola aud gondolier.
Boreas sad havoc made,
Overturned the garden gate,
Swsyed the leaden tree tops tall,
Blew the ivy from tho wall,
Gave the lightning rod a twist,
Hid the barn In sheets Of mist,
Flung againts the window-pane
Countless drops of sleety rain.
Refuge sought the callow kline.
Timid sheep and grunting swine,
But the only shelter found
Was strawstack aud frozen ground,
The chanticloer. tail adroop,
PeTched within the leaking coop,
Brave he was, but stronger far
Were the elements at war.
Natures tears soon we're frozen,
Falling snow on her bosom,
How those elfn sphorules whirled,
How ;hey swarmed and swerved and swirled
Dminutivo butterflies
Fluttering from Paradise.
Or perhaps from angels wings
Dropped those wee feathery things.
Surely a magician's wand
Touched that little dumping pond,
For there formed from shore 10 shore,
a smooth tesselated floor,
And each bog and sedge and cress,
Wore most expensive dress,
Covered too was ground so brown,
With carpet soft as down.
just before the day was done,
The storm luiled and shons the sun,
Dipping low down in the west,
8 golden egg in pcarl-lined nest.
Then against the aitsrglow,
like a ciear-cut cameo,
Bas-reieied in jet and gold.
Was tho distant oaken void.
When twilight to 'shttime came,
And died out the sunset flame,
he laughing stars. one by one,
In tho purple heavens shone,
And brilliant fire balloon
Lightly sailed the crescent moon,
Loving Father. this my prayer.
Let LIES March day close as fair.
l"BIrTKR SWEET"
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MY SIN.


Ny liic has been o lfo OF shame,
Although IL has not borno my nRme
Above the crowd to dArkened fame;
There's many things -FOUR blood would CHI
That have yeDtured In, but still,
Ono Sin there is more heavy yet,
Than any that comes up 10 fret
Nv troubled soul; whom sun LIS ct
And cares Of day have died at last,
Its picture rises from the past.
Again I see tho cottage room!
Agsiu / breathe the old perfume!
And shadows lengthen into gloom;
The hour at last, and l begin
To plead forgiy ness for my sin.
1t vas many years ago
did tho crime; hardly know
II ] could reckon up their flow:
weary stretch il IS To me.
And sodded Ger with misery.
had a home and parents dear,
And fortune sm led on mo with cheer;
You wonder what could onter therel
IL was a snake Ia human guise,
mat cfept INTO my laradlse.
He came with soft and cunning troad,
And shining eyes and nodding head
And walked away across IN dead.
Within my eyes he placed a most,
Ny hand around my mothers throat.
He won me with his phrases fine
And polished bearing -high-born sign
To aid him in mad design,
Against a soul held as dear
As al the western hemisphere.
was the weak tool in his hand;
lie shaped me for his purpose and
did the work. alone TO stand
And answer for it. 1 alone,
They judged me as 1t we're my oval
Amurdere Well. Will confess;
Twill ease my load Of wretchedness,
No hand OF his was in the mess;
aid IL; reason showed a line;
ItPointed to the guillotine.
turned to fly; away away
All that long night and the next day,
And when the suns last cleaning ray
Was drawing back from coming night,
reached my old home painted white.
Ny mother heard about my crime;
By coming WAS just in time
To see her spirit leave this cline;
She plsadingly called me to como In
fed; that was my sin.
For when reached my old abode
] saw four Dragons down the road
They saw inc and they faster yode;
faced the forest, plunged within
Oh, then ! did my sin!
On had I knelt down BY her bed
And brayed old Italy's power-instead
Oi aching heart and warning head.
now would wear a criminals chain
And have lighter load OF pain.
fed that night, and the next noon
While begging OF man the boon
A crust OF broad heard full soon
About my mothers death; how she
Sunk meath her load OF misery.
How, when l Ted that even-tide,
She called Tor me, the paracde:
NuhltB Sou GAo1c 70 your uloLAeN hlQes
Oh, say you did not do the crime
The God-curst OF all time!
"Where has he gonee-I caa not see,
Bat, oh, he viii return to me!
Return, dear boy; obedientiy
lie always did; he will again.
And move this load OF palm"
Oh, mOtherl In your garments white,
Sitting with Christ upon the right,
Look down!-Im kue=ling here In sight,
Oh, give me holy peace within
Forgive me my great sin!
The clouds Of sum mer cross the sky;
The white sea-gulls 20 sailing by;
The summer winds still moan and sigh,
But not an answer to my prayer
Is for me anywhere. "BEDoUIN.
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ALEXANDRA.

Throughout Alhamora's marble halls
In silver lines the moonlight falls
On fountains sparkling In the light
And rose trees grmmed with drws Of night,
While soft and light the periumed breeze
Just swept the blossoms from the trees
The frlgate bird with flashing breast
Had not yet sought its place OF rest,
While soft as note of wind harp stirred,
The Amadavid's voice is heard.
Forth from the palaces snowy side,
As some fair incarnation sprung,
Qnwoven poetry in stOne)
Above the slumbering city hung
A lsdy's fair bower.
And from the lanoe-like arabesque
The silken folds are swept aside
Fen by her loveliness confessed
The Alhambra's light, Boabdils bride.
Tears dim those eyes Of liquid blue,
Mute, motionless. entraneed she stands.
You only marked the hearts quick throb,
The pressure Of the claspsd hands.
n tulng OF beauty rODeu IN iBnts
Each lofty dome and minAret
Mid lightly swaying orange grove,
gem upon the mountain set,
Grenada meets her view,
While like silver thread the river,
The lovely, iar-famed Gusdlequiver.
But What to her those glOries now,
The life, tn joy their beauty brings.
The jeweled crown upon her brow,
Fair daughter OF a race Of kings?
Tomorrow's light. the sunset hour,
VIII mark the triumph Of the Giourj
ST. Jacobs banner floating high,
The sign and seal Of victory.
Below she sees the crescent foat
Above the lofty castle wall,
Aud from the fretted minaret
She hears the Muezzins' distant call,
And music's softly breathing spell
Sweet as the strains Of Israhl.
Eight hundred years of Isiam's power,
Proud memories Of the glorious past,
OF warlike deeds cher richest DOVER,
Their glamor Ger her cast.
One long last, lingering look she gave,
As If to burn on heart aud brain
Its image, though it only bring
The binding tears, exquisite pain.
Mrs. r. E. SMITE
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NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS. ETC.

In the matter Of the Of Samuel Robinson, de,
ceased.
In the Marion Circuit Court, March Term 1892
Notice is hereby given that Austin +. Denny. a.
admin strator Of the estate of Samuel Robinson de-
ceased, has presented aud fled his account and
vouchers in final settlement Of said estate and that
the same will come up for examination and action OF
said Circuit Court the 18th day OF April, 1892,
at which time all heirs creditors legatees Of said
required TO appear in said court aud show
cause il any there be, why said account and yOuch-
ers should not be approved. And the heirs Of said
estate are also hereby required at the time and place
aforesaid. appear and make proof of their heir
shin. AUSTIN +. DENNY.
ls-2t Admr.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC.

In the matter of the estate Of John Tate, de-
ceased.
In the Marion Cirouit Court March Term, 1892
Notice is hereby given that Alexander Tate,
as executor of the estate Of John Tate, de-
ceased, has presented and fled his account and
vouchers in final settlement OF sad estate and that
the same will up for examination and action Of
said Circuit Court the 25th day of April, 1882,
at which time all heirs, creditors egatees OF said
estate are required 10 appear In said court and show
cause n any there be, why said account and Vouch-
ers should not be approved. And the heirs of said
estate are also hereby required AZ the time and place
aforesaid, 10 appear and mske proof OF their heir.
ship. ALEXANDER TATE
X. E. Smith, Attorney. 1874
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act end they will have the approval and
support OF every kind and generous heart
Of the opposite sex.
This has already grown too long, 80 l
will close. "PATMoT.'
Greencastle, Ind, April Z.
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For over so years Gombaults Causc Balsam has been
standard application for all ailments of animals without
successful rival No of live stock afford to be
without this reliable remedy it alike invaluable the
Farmer Horseman and Veterinarian Price 81 So Sold by
druggists LAWREEcEwHLMSS CO.. Sole Importers Cleveland
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Foresman, Ind, April IL.
A Now Contributor.

MEMBERS OF THE II. L. CT have been
a reader of The SENTINEL and II. L. @. for
some years, and am now a member. len
JOY reading The letters very much, except
such as "Pcmpadour's. / think that the
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Advice
to
Ailing Women
Free.

careful manner, giving each the benefit of
the greac library of reference compiled
during wc..nan's life's work among suffering
women. These are hfe largest rec0yas con-
eeyHfng Ftmale Complaints IN tie 70oyld.
Thousands of women have been benefited
by Mrs. Pinkham's advice after all other
treatment had failed. Don't throw away
this chance. Write us about your case. 1t
will cost you nothing, and may save your
life. Your letter will be received and
answered by one of your sex. Correspon-
dence strictly private. We never publish
even a letter of testimonial without the
persons unqualified consent
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NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.
In the matter of the estate OF Lydia Martin, de-

In the matter of the estate OF Lydia Martin, de-
ceased.
In the Marion Circuit Court. March Term, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that Lille j. Martin,
as admin stratrix Of the estate of Lydia Browning,
deceased has presented and hled her account and
vouchers in final settlement OF said estate, and that
the same will come up for examination and action OF
said Circuit Court on the 25th day of April 1894,
at which time all heirs creditors egatees OF said
required 10 appear in said court and show
cause if any there De- why said account and vouoh-
ers should not be approved. And the heirs Of said
estate also hereby required at the time and place
Aforesaid, to appear and make proc. OF their heir
ship LILLE }. MARTIN, AdmN.
Baker & Daniels, Attorneys. la-zt
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AT THE CAPITAL.
POLITICAL EXclTEmENTs LARGELY
OVERSHADOWED.

a Most Interesting Interview with n Nuns
ber of Promlnent Oniciais-How the
Strains of Public Life Are Ovsroome.
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Accidents,

And how to deal with them, and other
valuable medical information will be found
in DIR. Kaufmann's great Medical Work !;
elegant colored plates. Send three 2-cent
stamps to pay postage to A. P Ordway &
Co., Boston, Mass, and receive copy free.
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Vile cod-liver oil has lost

Vile cod-liver oil has lost
its vileness in SCOTS Emul-
sion and gained a good deal
in efficiency.
1t is broken up into tiny
drops which are covered with
glycerine, just as quinine in
pills is coated with sugar
or gelatine. You do not get
the taste at all.
The hypoPhosPhites of
lime and soda add their tonic
effect to that of the half di-
gested cod liver oil.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIvING-free.
Scorr & BowNE. Chemists, r3a South sth Avenue.
New York.
Your druggist keeps Scctt's Emulsion Of eod-liver
eil--all druggists everywhere do. O..
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Order The SEETISEL's Indiana Almanac
for 1892" of your newsdesler. Price %
cents.
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Information Wanted.

Will some one please write me what
will remove grease spots from carpets?
l have a nice carpet nearly ruined by
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Countless lie L
tiers are re-
ceived by us
from ailing
women in all
parts of the
world, seeking
advice. All are
answered in a