The Republic from Columbus, Indiana • Page 2

DR. SYKES'j SURE CURE FOR CA- couutry and the prospect at this season, for au abundant yield was never better. DAILY EVEKJflG; REPUBLICAN. i'p Issued AMB'jJlit. Sundays Excepted, ISAAC PsopRkETOK, At the Republican Fourth Street, toppo? 1 EC LECT MZf'A bloody reign of the faris commune.

This has at length aroused the law Abiding citizens to the gravity of the gituatidn.i They haveformed a 'Citizens protective Union," which is a tnild term for vigilance committee, and have issued a manifesto in: which jthey- declare that the unlawful demonstrations must cease, and they evi deritlv- mean what' they sayi and if their warning is not heeded, the leaders of the mob may find that instead ot inaugurating the carnival that they hope for, they have brought upon themselves the swift and, terrible punishment that was meted out to a num TARKJI. i GAINED 15 OR 20 POUNDS SMELL; OF Chatham, March. My ailment began with Bronchitis, taken from sudden cold, after preaching. It extended from 'the throat to; the nose, and downward toward the lungs. I was advised by a physician to snuff a solution of Sugar of Lead, three times a day.

I did so for two weeks and would not any 1 longer. It dried up the discharge from the nose wjithctut curing the disease, and it destroyed my smell entirely. I was at a loss what to do, but accidentally learned? of your 'Sure Cure." I have now used six bottles and my I nose seems al but" my throat is not quite cured, though improv ed a good ideal, and I have gained 15 or 20. pounds of flesh. Rev, E.

Ledbrook, druggist, is now selling large quantities of the "Sure Cure" as a result of this case and of others, "1 to whom Mr. 1 haver recommended it.) I Hill i DR. SYKE'S SURE CURE IFOR CA- TARR1I. ALTERATIVE, DISINFECTANT AND CERTAIN CURE. 1 N.

C. 1 My son Jwho had been badly' afflicted with catarrh for several years used the medicine according to directions. His general health; improved rapidly; and by the time he used 2 bottles we could not tell that anything ailed him. I believe this medicine is what its name imports a Sure Cure for Catarrh." I regard it as a great alterative, disinfectant and certain cure, and the directions are so simple that a chijd can follow them. I fit I tW'-v WM, H.

CliAKKSOK. For sale Hause Colum- bus. i 4 lltiM LEVYr BRQTHERiS, StationersLi Printers, Binders it anL; Book Manufacturers. r-and dealers In LEQAL BLANKS AND OFFICE SUPPLIES, 25 East Main Cross Street, MADISON, INp. Periodical and Miscellaneous Binding of every de- scrlption promptly executed.

ii BHi'AlSXKL BOOKS Of any size and of any desired ruling. With or 1 winout pnntea neaas maae to oraer. we visit Columbus every p0 or 90 days, and would be pleased to call on any who will send us their address. For any further information call 1 at this. (The Republican) OiSce.

may2yl iHElSTRY i BROCKMAN THE- CHAMPION GROCERY! No. 6 Bissell iHotel Block, IN VITES YOUR- ATTENTION The largest stock of salt fish in. kits and half barrels) can be found at the Champion. Side meat, shoulders and hams at Brock- i For nice peach-blow- potatoes go to the Champion Grocery, .1 All the pest- grades of coffees, sugars, and teas, can; be found at Brock i When yon I want a new Iset of China or glassware, go to Brockman's. Molasses and syrups always at the The finest line of canned goods of all kinds to found in Columbus will be found at Brockman's.

Liquid wash blueing in dry in boxes, at thet Champion. 1 i 1 Apples, oranges and lemons can be had at Brockman's. f' IT 1 For flavoring extracts, spices of all kinds, and eterything for fine pastry cook in, go to the Champion. -f Goods Delivered Free in City limits. lit Remember th nlftr-j BROCKMAN'S CHAMPION GROCERY, BISSELL HOTEL BLOCK.

The New Albany JLedger-Standard (Demi) estimates that one-third of the Democrats wilh vote for the amendments and that they, will be adopted by from 50,000 to 75.000 majority. -1 t-;" --v I I Lives of grocery men remind 1 They can make their starch hall lime 1 And with sugar wholly blind us, Putting sand in all the time. ii Then let them be up and doing Packages from dtte to date, i 1. i Their vocation still pursuing, i. iearn to labor and to weigh it.

Mt. olivf If-, Another old bachelor, 1 Eli fless, has taken unto himself a wife. Ansa Susan Tirtle was the fortunate 1 The bastardy case of Weaver Mc- Kindree was compromised by the defendant paying $60 and costs. 1,1 The fox drive in Ohio township ended in a fight between 1 two of the young men, after which there was an adjournment, to 'Squire McCollough's, where the financial part of the affair' was adjusted. March 8th being the 64th birthday of F.

Whittington, her children, grand-children and great-grand-children, with ia number of other friends, about seventy persons in all, assembled to cele-; brate the day and hold a grand family re union, lhe bounteous dinner par taken of and day passed amid loy and thankfulness, and all felt better for having been 1 1 r- While Uncle Tommy Crail andf his good lady were at church on February 29tb, his friends and neighbors took poesession of their house and surprised them on their return by having a sumptuous dinner pre pared of which all partook with the heartiest enjoyment. The occasion of the dinner and the assemblage Was the old gen tie-man's. 69th birthday As Feb, 29th only comes every four years, Father! Crail must now be 276 years old. LOUIS5 CROSSING. i Hager, Pugh, and Cook have all lost their clover seed, "about $75 worth.

It was i i A' 1 free concert at the Mi E. Church on Saturday night, March 13th. O. S. Hook, director.

Willie Barrett has just returned from a protracted -visit to Missouri. He reports a pleasant trip and a fine country. k- j'-'t h' i 1 .1 J' Next Sunday at 2 o'clock we re-organize our Sunday school. Please come out and assist; John Harbor is the present superintendent andwe. think of retaining him 1 r- The railroad boom is not creating mudh excitement, but the St.

Louis Crossing and Flatrock pike boom is that are just simply wondering! why the Hon. Commissioners did not answer our I united prayer rather than that of one man. The teachers of Flatrock township will hold their last. institute for the present school year, at St. Lous Crossing, on next Saturday, March 13th, 1880.

All persons feeling an interest in the ed ucation of children are invited to come and spend the afternoon, if not all day. Mrs. Pop Little found dead in her bed Monday at Barney Kleir's. They do not know; when she died i as she was alive at 11 o'clock the night before, and when Mrs. Kleir went up next morm-ing at 8 o'clock with' her breakfast she found her dead.

"Death -comes on like a thief in the night." The Democrats held their township convention last Saturday at; Clifford, and placed the 1 following candidates in the field lff For' Trustee Adam Lorts. For Justice of- the Peace Jacob McQueen. I For AssessorChas. Everroad. I For Constables Al.

Pancake and Geo; W. 8tewMtvvfeiM7 I PUBLIC SALE, i Of Valuable City Property; lp clock p.m A two-story frame house with six 'rooms, cellar oat-buildings and fruit, upon a full lot, corner Sycamore and Seventh Streets. ON EASY PAYMENTS. Terms made known on day of sale, upon the premises. i A.

KELLER, Agent, feb.23td-d&w. Columbus, Jndj D. F.i LONG'S FUMITURj; STORE. We offer oar very Large and well Selected stock of -at-: jJ- VERY LOW FIGURESJ 1 --I i EBpecial attention is called to the UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT, Onder charge oX Mr. JNO; DAVIDSOIST.

TIHGuQl 1 Thos. Robinson, Farnham Centre, P. writes: I hare been a filleted with Rheumatism for the last ten yearfr, and have tred many remedies without asr relief, unttl I tried Dr. Thomas's Eclecirio and since then have had no attack of iU I would recommend it to all. 1 1 j- 3.

B. DickeDson, of AndoTer. N. writes My little girl, eight 8 rears old, had three of her fingers mashed.i So serious was the injury, that it was supposed that her fingers must be amputated. Winding the fingers in cloth, we then applied Dr.

Thomas' Eclectric Oil freely, imagine our grateful surprise when, in less than five (51 minute, the child ceased crying, and made no subsequent complaint. We allowed the bandage to remain one (1 week, occasionally saturating with oil, to our further surprise on removing them the fingers were almost entirely jj i iij E. II. Creek Centre, N. writes I was troubled with Asthma for four 4 years before using your Eclectric Oil, and for many nights after retiring I bad to sit up in bed, my suffering "being intense; while the cough was so severe that the bed klothing would be saturated with perspiration; Two-2 bottles of your Eclectric Oil affected a complete and perfect cure, and I cheerf ully recommend it to all, as 1 know of no other remedy that will cure Asthma.

j- i Robert Lubbock, Cedar Bapida, Iowa, Writes I have used Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, both for myself and family for Diphtheria, with tbe veryi best results. I regard it as one of the very best remedies, for; this disease, and would use no Pope A Billau, druggists, Rapids, Iowa, write We have never sold any medicine that gives the satisfaction to the customers and pleasure to the sellers as Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, i Sold by all medicine dealers. Price, 60 eta.

and SU For sale in ColumDus by Hogue dc i Go to your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's Kew National Dyes, For brightness and durability of col or they are unequalled, Color 2 to 5 lbs. 4 price 15 1 unequa i cents. I TT AT) CS Tj1 'Send 25 cents stamps or eur-Jtl KJ XVO-Ci rency for a new HOUSE BOOK. It treats all diseases, has S5 fine engravings showing positions assumed by sick a table of jr doses, a large collection bf VALU- 1 JJKJ IX ABLE RECIPES, rules for telling the age of a horse, with an engraving showing teeth of each year, and a large amount of other valuable horse Dr.

Wm. II. Hall says: "I have bought books that I paid $5 and S10 for which I do not like as. well as yours. for circular.

Agents wanted. da SMS i a. imi av B. J. KENDAX.L, Enosburgh Falls, Vt.

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The 9:25 p. train from Columbus has palace St. Louis, via Yandalia route, and Eokome route. I i sleeninff car for for Chicago, via The only direct route South is via No change of cars from Louisville to Atlanta, Jacksonville. (Florida), Montgomery.

Mobile and New jOr leans. i i -F i'fl -'r aarTHBOUQH TICKETS at lowest rates to all points north, south, east and west can be purchased at Depot Office, Columbus, Ind. I SEP bTANSIFER, Ticket Agnt. -w i' ww a w- vi w- rs ji jk. bHAL.i&, ten i nup't, i ii.

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Louis.i.M.,.n.....840pm Close connection is made in St. Louis Union Depot for all points In Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorada, Iowa and Minnesota. Tickets to all the principal points in the above named States will be furnished at rates as low as the lowest. Look to your interest and save your money by calling on or addressing the undersigned before purcnasing your tickets or contracting your freight. t.

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11, 1880, i. r-r I 0 WHAT JW itu? DaiKBvening Refubld $wes more'fi0mg matter' is more reliable weientM'ipHter appearance' and has I largev0kynrfatian than any other daily' published in Ckh lumbus and iswdeqwntiyr the; best aavertising meaiv TCTTFifT. Sorter case affords the first real opportunity that the Senate this eession fo'rlthe members to reJisTiK61119668 they are making the mosCrit bjr delivering speeches, eacnUjrfich' occupies; two or three days, ramon people are not supposed toMQW anymiDgaooui tne wants 01 iij-vvuuuy uu wut does except (pKrs of Congress but it does persons this distance, as if of that august body might be, tent in something more One of heviest roo Denes oi i occurreu ai, om- amount of estimated at from $120,000 had just arrived bv stage mm tne uiacK' nius i. I and been placesi charge of the, ex press agent. "eithe 'agent was at dinner an opemcr was maae inrougn the floor and tagtUd carried away that too, operator was seated Vingm! room adjoining.

the weight of thJ.odiwas 480 pounds and the compelled to hide a portion 'otfoj as soon as possi- Die, sum luts wiujccuuvertju. On the pt last the Su- preme Court ijuliana, in the. case of Hudelson veHlimstrong, decided that the estate surety on a note is not liable fur ih.e note after the cleatK of the sut-4 i In noticing this case the REPXjBiliCAN', remarked that it.was jwhat was generally Jffcarstobd to be the law of this Stateisijt only among the people generallybiij; lawyers-as I well. On the 4th of rkrch the Supreme Court decided aEfeiUar case; in which they hold the opposite of the former case to bji the la that the esutto ui a auu uu action may be m.tjtalained against his personal represses j. ne ournai, in speaking of tMd1 two offers the use of its to the Court to explain the weep them, and it certainly be explained if the Court be regarded as The 1 There i3 phase of.

the complications Francisco. The vicioos wcibdlum elements, led en by th JliTtwashed and un- hung dead bjTd bsdl 'A'- and scoundrel, Kearney, whbsejjrrEl; operations -were against the Ohiijs have grown bolder, "and now, tliaten to destroy the bulwarks of plunge the city into riot, pillaf. vad bloodshed-7-in sho rt, inv6lve all the horrors character! the fearf ul i an that ber of lawless characters in the early settlement of the city, at a time when law was powerless to protect the rights jof persons or property. The; follow ing contains the principal 'points of the manifesto, and shows that they feel that: the limit; of forbearance has beSn reached: ir We declare the objects and purposes of this organization to be, first, the preserva tion of the public peacej second, the protection of life and i property; the restora tion of confidence in; the security of life and property from all" violence; resuscitation of the legitimate commerce, indas tries, and business bf the people. I All this we intend and expect to accomplish within the Jaw.

and by peaceful methods. This is an organization of conservative power for the public It attacks no politi cal party; and' is formed without regard to party We be live, the time haa come when the manhood of San Francisco should be asserted, and it is intended that the line shall now be distinctly drawn be- tween those who are; in iavor ox i law anc order, the rights of property, the safety and liberty of citizens and peaceful pros and those who are lor not, assays ination, and destruc tion. ah good citizens who agree with Hsl and approve of our, 'objects and purposes are invited to join themselves to- this organization by signing the-roll. There is no middle ground npon which any man can stand Neutrality in this, crisis can only be ex cused by extreme age or pitiable cowardice. The agitation which was begun and car ried on for a long' time, ostensibly for the discouragement: of Chinese immigration, has degenerated: into a carnival of iimou dent, blasphemous threatenings against life and property, and vuliheations of private character, until it has' become the Bcandal of the and brought dishonor upon American civilization, i long as the agitation was- confined to its original purpose it proceeded without objection, for the whole people of, California recognized the evils of Chinese and united to oppose it! by all lawful means; but now, when it Is made' the pretext for the organization of.

large bodies of armed men; whose declared purposes are riot arid possibly masgacre to be aided by general conflagrations and the actors to be reward ed by Uoerty of unlimited I pillage; the citizens ot this' commonwealth have de- terminedt to interpose their power i and? declare i that this contem- framed shall not be pnantpd here, and that public threats of the accom plishment of such wicked and inhuman designs cannot and will not be long Drills ia secret places, nightly tramp in the streets of irregular artned forces, accompanied by arrogant threats of violence by their leaders, are an intolerable menace to the peace and well-being of society. If no i harm is interded there will bend more threats, and the display of force will be henceforth in open day The city wants peace, and it is our purpose to give it that tranquility which will assure renewed' prosperity; and again place it in the highway of -its grand destiny. 1 We appeal to the reason of the men, who have been drawn into the vortex of treason to social order prepared for them by vicious, irresponsible and selfish leaders. 1 I We ask them to reflect thai there is a government of law, by the people and for the people; that there are legal and peaceful remedies for public and private wrongs; that neither the Chinese qnestipn nor any other question can be settled, here and now by a resort to unlawful force; that the courts of this State and of the United States are the arbitrators of all thete questions, and that their decrees; will be enforced by the irre-sistable force: of 'governmental authority; that: the threats of destruction and desolation by dynamite" and fire, of hangings and murder, furnish no "remedy for grievances, nor relief to the destitute, but rather serve to paralyze all -our industries and business, check enterprise, and prod nee that stagnation which ultimately leaves all la borers out of employment. For the vicious and reckless men, few in number but devilish in their designs, who have organized for evil, and in their secret halls are planning mischief to the people who have too generously tolerated their presence in this city, we have no word of council or warning; but let no man be de ceived: Whoever would begin- riot, vio lence or conflagration here, let him first count the cost.

4 The wheat crop of this year is said to be the largest tever sown Uin this North Vernon, Ind. 1 4 t' i.