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THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL SATURDAY MORNING: MAY 23 1885.
number of Touchers that this ex-Treainrar
does. The other day an applicant for a mail
loute arencr was asked. "How far is Ufrjm
the caith to the moon?'1 and thus replied,
M don't know, and as the roata I wish to sot
13 Iiora Kankakee to Kokomo, I doa't see as
it makes a d n sight cf difference."
The news of General Logan's election
broDfiht pladne:3 to too voters In tha depart
znect. bet the attempt to suppress the feel
ing cf felicity, quickened by the good
tidings of pTeat joy, was a faithfal com
mentary cn Mr. Pendleton's law. Once oat
of the building end well on the eUeet, the
republican oliicial let loose his Ipent-up
Tapture in anti-Noyember glee. "
Jap Ter. res.
Sejmoar Items.
EpccUl to the Sentinel.
Seymour, Ind., May 22. The High 8:hool
commencement la3t night at the Opera
Honte was largely attended, and evsrything
passed off In the most pleasant way. The
eight persons who graduated acquitted them
selves with credit. Miss Ella Rankin was
awarded first prize for best essay, fpd Mas
ter "Chlci." Johnson Jwa'.kcd of! tith first
premium for tha beat delivery. He 13 come
seventeen years of age, but a giant ia Intal
lect and delivery for one of his age.
giThis county was visited with a refreshing
rain last night, which will have a salntary
efi ct on the growing crops and vegetation.
6am Myers and Billey Spencer toot in the
town night before laat, and got ir a small
jcb cf tee destruction of private f roperty.
They were brought to face Mayor Kverhart
yesterday, and he fined tha former $20.55
and the latter $11.05. Net being able to pay
or stay the fame, they were yanked off to
the county jail. It don't pay well to get on
tie citside of too much bug juice.
l"ire Losses. .
Miles City, Mont, May 22 A ire broke
cut at 8:30 test night in the Merchants' Ho
tel end spread to the Cosmopolitan. It
cleaned up the northwest corner of Main
and Park streets, anöeastward to Sbirburne's
lire wall. The total Ices is ?CD,Cof ; insur-
cbcutoEchalf.
La r. castes, Pa., May 22. The large barn
on the farm ol Eli K. ilylin, in Piqua To?ra-
fchip, was destroyed by fire last xi'gM with
its contents, consisting of twelve I head cf
cattle and two colta Shortly before tha fira
was discovered the absence of Mrsi Martin,
"wife of tizo tenant faraer, was noticed. Ths
lfidy belüg insane la believed to haw gone to
the tarn aad sat the structure on fij-e. ftg bar
charred remairs were found in the fains this
nicrcinir. Tho less ij very hsavy ; paräaily
intend. J
Tlie Kw York Renins Kilt.
Alra:;y, N. Y., May 22. When ovarnor
Hill's attention was called to the cjnsus bill
3 emended and p233sd by the Staate this
morning, he declared it was worecf than the
original one that he vetoed. It required tb.8
enumeration to be done in several! cities of
the Btate within two week3 ia tberaonthot
July at a time when a considerabl
of the Inhabitants are away at
portion
watering
places and allows four weeks for liking an
enumeration in the country dist
rlctj. In
answer to the question as to what h
intend
bill, lis
bill as
ed to co with the present Censu
said, "Wait and see." ,
The Assembly passed the Censrn
rent by tho Senate. 'Ihe Lesisla
ure then
adjourned sine die.
.The Governor General on the J
orthwest
Trouble
Ottawa, Ont., May 22 At a mhsical en
tertainment given in honor of tbeJovernor
General, in tha new hall of the Clllee, his
Excellency was presanted with an :JjJro33 in
French and English. In (he course of his
reply to the English address, the Srovernor
General referred to the Ncrllmes:! troubles,
and said that the strups'.s has cost
iany val
nablo live?, and brought sorrow at'
irg to many happy homesteads, In
Older and confidence would soon I
d suffar-
t public
i restored
pernaps cn a sounder basia than
tefore.
Guilty in the First Degrei.
PmnDXLrniA, May 22 Annie E. Catler,
colcrtd, who shot and killed hek recrsant
lover in the ctreet some time ogof and who
pleaded guilty to the charge ot nAirder laat
Monday, dducing testimony t: show tho
treacle ry of her victim toward her, and sub-
mit'inpr the paints to the Jadge, to that he
Eifgbt fix tLe grade of the crime, wis broaght
before Jude Mitchell to-dav, and ie jagged
her guilty of murder in the first deroe.
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Failures During tho Weet$.
Ki:w Ycbk, May 22.- The business failures
occurring throughout the couutfy during
the last seven days, a? reported to U. G. Dan
Co., number for the United S tatet, 2H, and
ures cf the United States are occar?ing in tho
Southern, Western and Pacific ßtajes.
feuert for Fees.
Piitsdurg, May 22. The jury i;i the suit
cf this county against er Clerk of Courts
Rowsnd, to recover fees claimedifo ba ille
gally retained by him, rendered & epecial
verdict this morninc: in favor of fie county
for 18 520 subject to the decilioaof the
Court on questions cf law reserfd. How
ard was tried cn a criminal charg of embez
zlement, but was acquitted. I
reellrchojuen lltlld y Aonlte.
New Yor.K, May 22. The family of the
late Secretary Frclinghuysen miks no secret
ct the fact that tho first serious illnes3 of;
Judge Frelinghnyeen was due to fhe aconite
tbat in tome nnaccountablo miinner was
bottled with tho mineral water housed, and
Dr. Sinclair, of Wajhington, says fhat there
was enough left in the bottle tri kill four
men. j
A Fratricide Shot.
St. Louis. May 22 Oa Tuesday last Jaff
Ilcgere, a worthless felloir, living hear Slkes-
ton, in Southeast Missouri, quarreled with a
brctfcer and shot and mortally wounded him.
Pw0ei8 as traced to a DOint near E93ez, yes
terday, and in an attempt to anest him by
cfliceis he resisted, and was shot nnd killed
by Deputy Sheriff Shelby. :
Negro llacsed.
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Little Kock, May 22 At Clare jdon, Ark.,
to-day Goodwin Jackion (colored), who in
November last beat SndyJleItaond (col
ored), to death with a fence-rail, was hanged
in the presence of a very large :rowd. He
died protesting that he did not intend kill
ing 8andy, butatrcck him for threatening to
strike Mrs. Jackson.
r)AmR.tttf1 Wlfhnnf Tt1
New Yobk. Mav 22. Lewis Francis, the
Frenchman who murdered hia wife and was
nbcut to throw the body in therfver, was ar
raigned in court to-day, and leaded not
guilty. He was committed tor tvlal without
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for Canada twenty-five; total, 230. Is against j
2.J lest week, and 213 the week pjevious to j
the last. More than two thirds c the fail
tail. The body of his wife was interred in
the Wcetawken Cemetery.
Held for Kobbery.
Nw Yoek, May 22 Henry F. Post, batter
known In criminal annals aa "Hungry Joe,"
who was arrested last night for robbing Jo
seph Ramsden, cf Manchester, England, of a
eum of money, was in court to day, and was
held for examination.
Committee to Receive Uartholdl's Statae.
New Yoke, May 22. The Board of Alder
men to-day appointed a committeo to receive
Bartholdi'a statute of Liberty on ita arrival
here. Mayor Grace and the citizens and or
Eanizations were requested toco-operate with
this committee.
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The Locust Plague.
Mahsiiall, 111., May 22. The locust plague
will probably visit this section. In plowing
several gardens the little ravagera were tarne J
cut of the ground in countless thousands
end in an almost matured state.
THIS FAB WEST.
Santa Fe Letter Kaosap, Colorado, New
Mexico, Minnehaha, Etc.
Sakta Fe, New Mexico, May IC, 1S35.
How d've, Gringos.
Prem the birthplace of Montezuma if the
usual He goes at par I address you on my
first impressions of tha great Southwest.
Nor will I attempt, other than casually, to
be serious as what I know is superficial.
Traveling through Kansas prompts the
question, why bny and clear land m the
Eastern States and barely mske ajliving when
you csn buy land here for oae-tenth the
amount per acre and have it already cleared?
Youeay, eo timber, us coil for fuel, you
can get it fairly cheap. Then yea say, water
is needed; 10 will give you a driven well.
The crops are a3 good or bsttcr, shipping
facilities at hand and you can by iadajtry
tave money cn a year's work.
But nobody will heed euch talk, for they
are too cussed lazy to raake tüe eflrt.
Kansas City is as busy a mart an any
city three times its size in tha country. It
has pretty much its own way in everything.
You can't (?) gambla in Missouri, to tha
street cars take the gamblers to Wyandotte,
over the line, where they win mostly Kansas
money. Tho reat is brought into Missouri to
buy drinkable?, because they don't allow
wet gocds to ba sold in Kensi3,
The consequence of this latter fact Is that
ft Kenias man can hang on longer to the
neck end of a bottle than any man oa earth
lle'e a regular internal bother, and glories
in tho opportunity to show hia staying qual
ities. I have seen but one drunken mau in
my traveling of late, and that was through
prohibition Kansas. That one man gok oa
board at Kansas City, so drunk thai when
he reached Coolidge, at too other end of
the State, he was only about half recovered.
If you would gee the houses put up on the
open land in new towns in Kansa3 you'd
swear every builder was drunk as a charita
ble excuse for hia foolhardine3$. You kno n
this State is the land of the gentle zaphyr
that gatbereth barns, houses, cattle and
"eich" in its sweeping etibracs and cirri83
tbem Into Indian Territory and oth3r
places south. Now when you know that a
cyclone is liablo to call at any hour, and
without serving a notice, it hardly looks eea
sible for a man to build n storv and a half
house on the plain land and so light that you
could roll it away on a wheelbarrow. Why
a man is liable to sit down to dinner iu a
hense cf that kind nnd after finishing hi3
meal start out to walk and find hlrnsKlf in
Mexico or Texas, for there aro no Drakes oa
a cyclone to stop her when she goss shop
ping. You will observe I give the festive cyclone
S3 of feminine gender. ' My ieison is tha: I
don't think it possible for o her t3 disturb
scch an extensive territory.
Kansas loots like a conlinuou3 gsrden
uiitznded and almost pcak(nr its wel
come to any who will till the l&nd
or use it in any way. The soil is
black In its richness and teems with
3 grass growth that yearly add3 to the
wealth of eoiL Possibly there aro many
reasons against the.settlement . of this laid,
but I have never heard of thorn, nor do83
any one to whom you may speak know of
such reasons. Now towns are springing up
all along the railroad lines and many a man
in tha East will fay, five years hence, "I
could have had a thousand acre farm lor so
mncn five years ago, and I wieh I had taken
advantes of the opportunity." fiat then
it will be too late. If pcor people can sattle,
live and prosper to com'ort in suca a coun
try why can net thc.e who havsenoaghto
insure gainst surTerirc; and privation?
There's uothmg in all this but a plain, blunt
reascn for action looking to an almost imme
diate futuTity. Thera'3 work to do. aad tvi
thirc3 of the work on an Ohio fsrm of 2J0
acres would accomplish the full benefit fron
SCO acres in Kansas. Parely farming lands are
conveited into ranches where cattle grazo
and live without othpr than the natural grass
for focd up into the latter part of November.
Now jnst think of p. land supporting cattle
cn the nibble and then thiok how well it
Will support farmero on tha work.
Leaving Kansas we go through the 3onth
pattern corner of Colorado, and right here I
have very little to say. Th?re u quite a con
tinuation of what I may call Kansas land,
but eoon the hills come into view and t!?en
the picturesque attracts attcniios. The
Spanish Peaks are to be seen avd a Kay yon
der is tho old-timer, Pike's Peak. Leaving
the enow capa to themselves yon are attracted
by the swift mountain streams and sluice
that rush along and cut their way through
tho land. Down into New Maxico ycu entr
the hilly cauntry and the old Rockies r.re
yoar companions. They did not strike
me Epeechless with admiration, and
anything that expecta mo to remain
silent ought to have more sense than try ad
miration on me, A base ball bat would b3
moTo effective nnd its persuasiveness as au
e.rticle for the production of tho most nota
worthy epsechhsonecs I very much marvel
at nr.d respect.
When a brakeman on tho Atchison. To
pekaacd Santa Fe Head pointed to a big
pile of land and tnld me it was Starvation,
Mountain, I wanted to know if wa ware rid
iDg through lCan't Live Valley." It c?st
me a egar.
Changing C3rs at Les Vegis, a thriving,
growing tewn, I was on my short way tj this
old Mexican town of Santa Fe. Oa the train
with me was a hypothetical specimen of hu
manity who had Dick Bright a disoa?e of ths
kidneys. Ho looked as though his liver was
torpid and his kidneys needed kalsominiog.
He belonged some miles np th road, and
we 8 cn efcht-d&y liar from Liarsville. When
we reached that part ot the road
between Canyon Sita and Sin Jo39
frcm which the oiO Pecos Church
ran be seen, I had to stop tho old sinner or
he'd have killed all tha truth there is in me.
The old Peccs Church Is a rains of adobe
bricks, and it i3 known frompositive records
to be over 3C0 years old. Th9 walls of the
church, such ot them as remain, the rear and
most of the sides being down, are eight feet
thick. The old citizens didn't believe in
havirg their services interrupted, at all
events. In this building, eo the legend (or
lie) goes. Montezuma (General Hanson's old
fxieDd)was born, and from here he went
South, first instructing his psoplo to keep
the fire bnminenntll his return. A Monty
a prcbbJy too old now to moy?, ha won't
come back, but his people keep the fire burn
ing just the came. As General Manson hai
"feasted in the halls ot the Montezuma,"
old Monty must have marrifd and raised a
dnde eon who continued to keep the halls.
History nor General Manson tell ui whether
Monty kept the halls for partie?, po
litical meetings and winter picnics,
or whether tbey were the home
of the Terre Haute feasts (salt and pepper)
the General eo fondly remembers and sd often
relates From tho way General Manson
talks he feasted only In the halls of tho Mon
te zurra. Now the questions ore, how many
halls did the boys have? were they the only
ones who set forth a feast? aod lastly, w&sa't
it rather mean in the General to be faaUing
when the boys of his command wera feeding
cn brfc a brao and cactus bnlbs?
. But we'll remember that hereafter.
Certain it is that the Paeblo Indians now
scattered about here, but as a tribe removed
to their reservation in Northwestern New
Mexico and Northea3tern Arizona, claiming
direct descent from tho Aztecs, keep the
Montezuma tire burning to the present time,
and continue their belief in the supernatural
character of Montezuma.
Reaching Santa Fe, I found a live crDwd
at the depot. Two besses and a few carriages
eought patronage. Entering a bus I sat
alone and was driven away.
Turning a corner a vision floated upon
xr:e; I ehall net coon if ever forget. When a
vision flashes on me I get hold of tho flash
by intuition and never 1st co.
Softly.
Beforo me and toward me walked the lim
pid form of Minnehaha, the noble daughter
cf tbe forest king and prairie hair lifter.
Minnehaha means 4Laughing Water." It
most mean that kind, for if water has ever
seen Minnie it must have laughed. Certain
it is that it never wts serious enough to get
down to hard pan and tickle Minnie's cuti
cle and remove therefrom the ancient stains
that perhaps Montezama put on her as a
brand. I do not think that water had rip
pled in merry lauqhter over Minnie in
roBDy moonp, and from her appear
once she didn't reconcile the sea
son of snows to tho coming of tha
flowers. Verily the daughter of the red
chief fehould take a bath. When I think of
the eylphlike Leauties tho Indian ma'dena
aro painted, I think of my own Minnehaha,
aud wish I could hear the water laugh in
her neighborhood. Iler beauty consisted of
a face and form that had held togethsr since
Adam had cramps from eating green at-
pl(s. She was the c:lor of a candidate's
breath after election. Her step was about as
apile as a limping p'g. Iler raiment wai a
bare head, ca-ico dies3 (and mor3 lanhln
water needed), a blanket ebawl that had
beiße boss duty, end a pair of Governmyai
chocs bought for a man with hi3 leg3 turned
up for feet. Minnie was the first anti-he
beiDg I saw in faata F
Reaching tho hotel I wai taken in chars
by Mr. Mackliu, of the firm of McXalty &
Macfelin, cf tha Enchange Hotel, and I olud
not restrain the kindness Bnown me.
The streets are very parrow, the houses
mainly made of adobes or enn dried bricKs,
and but one-story high. The hou3is ard
built in rcoms on the four sides of an open
court, a door from each room openlDg to tbe
Inner square. Mine host took me down an
alley atd ushered me into a large, lteht room
with fireplace and enough room to accom
modate a skating rink. I can to?s a s'oae or
piece of bnck from any door into the plaza
or public siiuare, which is the center of the
town.
Before I close I rarst tell you of a friend
I've made, a bby. He's a young grear. I
call him "Concho Special" regular Henry
Cay, tffo for a qaarter. He'aa fine youn
beggar, an ornament to his profession. Ia
color he's a Colorado Matfuro, Mexican filler
and dirt wrapper. Ho smokes fres (my
tobacco), but I can not eay the flavor is at all
times delightfal. I intend to instill iao
Concho's yourg mind the beneficent effects
of soap and water, and teach him tiat a
patriotic ablution on tbe Fourth ot July is a,
duty he owes to his country.
Will Ryan.
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Wby Didn't Tbey Talk German'.'
IPltUburs JJc3patcb.l
On Saturday afternoon, as Frau Materaa
wes cn her way from the dressing room to
the fitace in tho Fifth Avenue Markst hoa38,
the passed the stand of a vender of ham,
bologna eaueeges, etc, whose basines was
not at all interrupted by the rnatiaee.
Chancing to look up, the Yaßnerian prima
donna saw tome sausage and blcod pudding
hangiDg on the hooks in the butcher's etind.
She stopped, and a slow, progressive Wagner
ian smile stole over her nob;e countenance.
'Dem wcz niza puddinß," she excliimed.
"Dem's de pest paddins efer yoa et."
said the utchr in an excited tone. 4,Vil
you hot a pite'I '
Amn that waDcrian snlle stole from its
pasture, and tho artist put forth her hind.
In a flutter cf delight the botcher cat two
or three inches of pudding from one of the
coils and presented it on a brown-paper
charger.
Vartcrna nta it slowly and with great rel
ish wiped off bar hand on tho payer, and,
smiling for a third time, sail to the bato?r:
"I dank you. Dem wuz ez nize pad iici
az efer I expeereozed," and sue went out to
c!:arm tha multitude, unconscious of having
performed a feat which would ha7e ap
palled an American athlete.
lllariford (Conn.) Courant.
The eld familiar Pond's Extract is indsed
a household friend. It is a medicine whfch
no well regulated family cm atlord to be
without. For half a century it has beoa be
fcro the public, and from year to year, as its
meriti and wonderful curativa properties
baye become known, it has steadily grown in
popular favor, co that now it ha- probably a
pre ater pale than any other standard prepa
ration cn the face of the globe. To subdue
pain and control Hemorrhaces of all kindj
it has no equal. Be careful to gat the gen
uine, .
There is no danger of an overproduction of
the best quality of goods. It is ths poor
gcods that do not pell at home or abroad.
What is desired is fine beef, fino butter, fine
cheese, etc , which are always salable.
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A Kansas man found a dead hog. which he
threw into his hog-yard to save the trouble
of burial. The result was that thirty-four of
his other hog3 died from eating tho diseased
meat.
norsfonVs Acid Phosphate
BSWARE OF IMITATIONS,
Imitations and counterfeits have again ap
peared. Be pure that th9 word "Horsford'a1'
i3 on the wrapper, Non3 are gsnuina with
out it.
In making butter, good, sound, wholesome
fcod is indispensable. To make a cooi arti
cle from poor material Is aa impossible ir
dairying as in any manufacturing industry.
Tbe Savannah (Ga.) News 8aj3:
A true politician is the highest type o! citizen,
apditistobe regretted that there an not more
tree politicians.
"Xhe Dyspeptic's Refuge."
"I am thirty-five years old," writes Mr.
Charles H. Watts, of West Börners, Put
cam County, New York, 'and had suffered
from dyspepsia for fifteen years. The cur
rent treatment did ma no good. Listlessly
and without hope I gave Parker's Tonic a
trial. lean give the result in three words:
It cured me." It will cure you.
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O ycacd with ELeuEiaiisai."
Mrs. A. B. Baker, of Chicago, .
Had rheumatic pains !n nor?
paci TorTivcesn years,
ana Mr. Bator had licen t!i victlni cf Kheu.
matlsm untu bis bead was drawn down overt
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because they havo sußered so long, and r J
have tried so' many medicines in vain, they J;
mu?t "suffer on their three Eeore voars' ?'
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However Scvcvo your Pains; ;
However Great jesr Disappointments, '
DSTTry AthiophoroGHO j;
If ycu cannot get ATHLOPEcnoscf your dmp-jriPt, j
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jri ce one Collar i er bottle. We prefer that yoa buy
it from your druggist, but if he hn't it. net U
rersuaded to try pomethiuff else, but order at oiice
Xrom U3 as directed.
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PERFECTLY SATI3PACTORY .
fa Tery respec;, nnd i:j j'r:v-e i ei undni by j.Ier. Jir.at
la n v&rietv of Ptlts and Soli ly flr?t-oln
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BEE-HIV
PLA1I10
T"23 Pendleton AvcuuoJ
Ii S. Huey & Sod,
Caaafactcrers and Dealers in.
Doors and Sash,
Frame Lumber,
Shingles, Etc.
Ail Manufactured Work for Ex
terior and Interior Furnlsliincs.
German Asthma Curo.
iSever tails to instantly leheve the rnONt
attack, and insure corrfortaMe sleep. Uietl by
Inhalation, thus rcachir.3 the disease d:rert. rr
laxes the spasm, facilitates free expectorat;eri)
and effects PJftf where all other re.
rned.es f d UaSCO A trial
trie most skeptical ct ks immediate, direct a.d
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unci lauituvu ri i-C, uif. .1 im r a .vr. r
Irial iackac:; free. Ot all Drufists o- Kv r.
cud, for stamp Cut this cut. Hv
HAPPY RELIEF
Speedily obtained at all stages ol Chrcnio diseases
embradug the various forma of Skin Diseases.
rheumatism, Scrofula, Prinary and Secondary
Syphilis, Gleet, Impotency. Serainal Weakness
and 8permatorrlie3 permanently enred. Skill and
experience c&n be relied on, as i am a graduate of
medicine and snrpery, 8nd longer located ia this
City than any other pnyslclan in my spectAiitv.
I have made a special Btudy ol fem&ie Diseases
and their treatment. Can Rive permanent relief
In Inflammation or Ulceration ol Womb, Falnful
aad Suppressed Mense?.
Eeliabie Pill, with fall printed directions, sent
to any address for 81 per box.
Consultation free and invited.
P. M. ABBETT, M. D
No. 23 Virginia' Ave. Indianapolis.
N. B. Pisase note the nnmher, and thus avol
odea near with same name.
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?rA1SCl!ronc Sc Nervous Diseases
KUÄ-Ä-jsoulck. Suro Cures. CT
r4ttaivrittcn guarantee (jivenin
Ltablished 1 S." 1. evertj case umlertnhcn,
C2fSend two starnpä for Celehrat"! Medical
Vorks. Address, IP. 1). CLAliKE, M, U.9
ISO Üouth Clark Sweet, Chicago. 111.
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UNITED STATES FipE INSURANCE CO.,
On the 31st Day i)f December, 1884.
located at No. 115 Broad jay, New York City, K. Y.
Ttte Amount of It Capital Is I.
The Aruouut of its Capital paid up is......-.....
THE ASSETS OF TUE COMPANY ARE A3 F0LL0W3:
Ca$n. on hand and In the hands of Agents or otr.ererson .-..
Boudspnd stocks owned by the Company, beariLtJ intercut at tie iate ol 4 per cent,
fcecured as follows, market value:
United States 4 Registered Bonds ...... ............
United Ftatcs V Coupon Bonds...... - - ...m
Loans on Bends and Monies of Real LsWe, worth ooubla the amount for
which the tame li mortgaged, and Iree from anj
ueots otherwise fccurea.
Debts lor premiums
I tttMt - - wmmmww w-w-w
SMH
Total Assets..
LIABILITIES,
i
Amount due to barks or other creditors ...j.... .......
Amount owing and not due to banks or other crediior-
Loffes adjusted and due....
I fAcs unadut ed.. ..... ....
Amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risisA...- ...
Total Liaonnies.
Tho arptt nmnnnt in anr one riS&....-
The greatest amount allowfd by the rules of the
town or village No rule. -The
greatest amount allowed to be insured in anyone block No rule.
STATE OF I2TDIANA, OPHOt OP ArDITOB Or StTK.
I, the undersigned. Auditor of State of the BtMe of Indiana, hereby certify that the above li a
correct copy of the statement of the condition of ;he abeve mentioned Company, oa the3it dayot
December.l, as shown by tho original tatemenJ, and that the aiid original statement Is now ca
file In this office. 4
In testimony whereof.I hereunto snfcscxlbo ny name and afax myoaclaltcal thla 221
fL. 8.1 day of May. 1S&3. S JAMtS U. IUCE. Aulltor ol StaU.
raw
PIPB
AND
FITTINGS,
Bcll'np Agents for Stations!
Tube Work! Co.,
Globe Valve. Stop Cockt,
Enpine Trlmmbcs PI PK
TONCiS, CL'TTi:!. VISES,
TAPS, Stocis and Diet,
Wrenches, Steam Trspt,
Pumps, Rinrs. HOsZ HALT
ING, BAUIUTr METALS.
(l 2b pound Boxes), Cotton
Yiipin Vtstc, white and col
ored (lCO-poand bales), and
all other surres ut la
connection with bTEM,
WATER and GAS. In JOB or
RETAIL LOTS. Do a r?u
lar steam fitUn; buslnes,
tlmate and contract to
heat Mills, shop?. Factories;
and Lumber Dry llonsea,
with live or exhaust steam.
ripo cut to order by steam-
uower.
Ulm & JILLSOH;
For 15 years at 27 Court Place, nnr at
j 322 JlarkctSlroet, Injijcffjllp F7
i Pet. Third am! Fourth. iJjÜlijUÜÜjilJ
A rr?a'.ar!r eia?atel nnl l.'piif u.-JiSei brstca at.1
most iowsf j1. tii l ricui' wi frcrr.
Cure? nil forms of PRIVATE,
CHRONIC and SEXUAL Dl5i
j UASES. ,
i JSperjuatorrhca and Impotency
f thcrfsu't cf eif-atu rcuta. f-Mctl eu ia tn
tarfTreari. cr otSior fans-, nwi olrn.jt wm.' c f tl. t.)4
fiiTi tT dresrrw. t-,bt, !! J!tmorr, VHf-
licalDv'ür. Piiti-'soa Ycc, (r.u a to Sc ;i t v of ln.al'
. Couf jsioa r f lle-a, l.s of ;il F.tr. Ac. n lJ. rin?
I fBarriie in;rD-r or iir:h" r, cr 'taoi'Llv atil tu
. DMifr cure.l. IS l 'r "ure-1
(:'!:ll'!C f,,,;; Gonorrhea,
( i-:'.!-(. vi it t.t fin: aj'liy Mri..-uLvaFi'vii!aT,rni'n
taacp:laintlavuT üi-'ajo. tn tnat-Lc t.-v. ::iJi tizi
i1t. -vj're f"-it si'I. 1'hTsiciit- Lu' t!ii 1-i. tcf
TiMt citr Ur im:iu -ut. ii.ru'k-i: caa cu. r.t atc!
' Cures Guarautdcd in ell Cases
t unclertalieu. ....
Cüj'u.UMKij jHT.naTir ert r 1 v.r :rt sni inruci.
Charles rcasoual'.o kul ci-rrf.1ui,ijce trii.t'.7 couüv'
PRIVATE COUNSELOR
Cf COO rsi. ""ittni)V !lre-i. cur.;? cl!.-I. f,r tbirtr
J'V cT.". Siionl, i t i l r aki. Addre ms rrs.
Wllce Ujuh f.-uui n A. t. tos M. Suud&jk, 2 4 f. IL.
IsTTS
Obtained, and all Patent easiness t home or
Hhroad attended to for Moderate Fees.
Our office is opposite tho ü. 8. Patent Offlca.
iad wc can obtain Patents In less time than those
remote xrom Washington.
Fend Model or Drawing. Weadyiw aa to patent
ability free of Charte: and we Charge no Fee ün
hesft Patent Is Allowed.
We eier, here, to the Postmaster, the Bupertn
nendent of Money Order Division, and toohlclalj
!cl the U. 8. Fatent OSicc For circular, advice.
' erms, and references to actual clients la yoar
wa State or County, wrl to to
: C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Fatent füce. Washington. D. C
Best Boiler Scale Purgativo.
(TO TRY IT 18 TO USE HO OTHER.
J. r. fcUlLTGlS & PEASE,
Offlce SI Thorps Illock
Individual, County or Btata ti?;ht ol .xnanatao
.lure for Kale.
; irk 8RKTTNEL boiler nsea this article.
Tho accoaranylnglis a correct cntreprcscstatlos
iyt oar premium Watch. It Is a etcm-wlnder, li
fmado o! n let el silver, and will always remain ai
.bright as a new silver dollar. It has a heavy
beveled edge crystal face.its works are eonsiructef
of Rood material, and aro mado by the finest anta
(viatic xnachlnery. Every watch is perfect beforst
leaving tho factory. A are thoroughly t&tci
w Bdjusted, an can be honestly recommended
s faithful time-keepers. Tliey are Jim as reprt
j.entca, aud are v, orth thrco times tho prica.
? ANY ACTIVE BOY
Gan easily secure e oltnec Watche by gettini
plalfriends to iubacrlbe for the Indjjliu 8ialf
, following are onrofTers to aais 2
S orS20 will send TnK SE:;TiSELto twenty tab
bribers and tho Watch free to the agent setting
.ip tho club.
For J12.5 we will send The SryTTxri.to tea snb
i-'JrlherBa Watch to the aiat Isrwarding th
Jilab. j
For f7.f 0 we will scad The Ss::TTirEi. to Cre sub
'fXribers and a Watch to the asent forwarding th
reluh.
For f 5.50 Thb Sktisel to three cntscribers ana
Ka Watch to the agent.
FcrSS.5 Tcs Bcktinzl on year and a Watch It
tany addrc&s.
T Address, ,
I SENTINEL COMPANY
Indianapolis, Ind
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