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J. i 8. i i i i 'J, hi 'X'-. I i i i I 1 Absolutely Pure, FTha varies. Arnarvelof jrarttt Strenrth and waoleeomeneea.

Ii ore economical Lban tbe ordinary kinds, and ean not be solJ la Competition with tlx maltttvd of low teetjahort relaht, slant or pbottpaata powders bold on If In ear Royal Baking Powder Company, 18a Walitetre, New Tort. ta.Uur ANCE R. vrtth Bwtftl 8peeiflo seema ao wonderful, that i AH so effilcted should wrtt ua. i 1 CANCER for 14 YEARS. T- SraararsBrne, S.

March 14. 1884, 1 have for 14 a Bofferer from ft running sore on my ao that- everybody called a Cases. I Save used over $300 worth of medi-due and fonnd no relief. Abont fomr months ao I booabt one bottle of Swift's Specific front Jjt.JL K. tielnltsh, and alnoa have bought Ave others, bar taken It, and they hare cuma sound and welll Mr faoa is aa free from a tore a.

as anybody's, and mr health la perfectly restored. I reel uae forty years had boon lifted oa nj neaa. soars, tnanuour, i i K1J7.A TIKSLZT. JSr. B.

T. Bnrm, Hope, says, under date tQanuary 82, lt84: "I have taken Ave battles Bwtft's Kpeciflo for a eore on my temple said to be a canoer. I bare been wonderfully benefited, and will soon be a well man." Mr, W. B. Robinson, Daviebnro, writes, tinder'date January I.16&4; I am rettln on finely, the nicer gradually heallnir.

I feed that Swift's 8rdflo will aore the horrible can- oer, which has. been feeding on me for oyer twenty years." Mr. H. Gilbert, Albany, says: "A irentlernan named Moore, near this city. tad an eating cancer on his face, which had eaten away his "none and hlannder lip, and had extended op until It had nearly reached his eye.

The canoer was eating his gums, and had rs, tendered his teeth ae loose that he thought the alight at any time drop out. He has been i-i taking fcwrrr'a Bfbcu'ki aboat three months, and Its effect has been wonderful. It has driven -1 the poison from his system, the canoer has healed greatly, his teeth hare become strong; ejraln, and thicks he has been rescued from an f- awful death. Us la the most enthnalaaUo maa I erer Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed tre. TUB SWZR SFZCOriO Drawers.

Atlanta, Ga, 4t.TK.T.Oace,159W. -i Analysis tir Dr. A. Vortcker, T. It a.

Con-, rulOnir Chemist Boyal Agricultural Society, En'buMl, shows only a of nitrates la Ulackwell's Bull Dutfeam Tobacco. The soil-ot the Golden Belt of orUl Carolina, In which this tobacco Is gron-n, don't supply nitrates to i ha Inaf That, la 1iA annroS nf 1M (teUfUMia tmidneas. Xotblng so pure and luxnrtoua for -oraoklng. Dontfotvettbe brand. Monegen-uiiM wiLhout tttu tradu-uiuxk ot ths Bull.

All Coalers hara 1L -i when feline eonetrta i a. drireawaraleePour bctsolsoel(ouiidin Yvvr UtVnWtXI I a-aVsV i. BULL- DURHAM SK0KIN3 TOBACCO i 'J mm 5 v. JLAJTUFAfTTUBKBS OF aWik, Counter aad Office Balling, Wire Arehea Vases, Chaira and Settees, for Lawns i and Cemeteries, Fly Screens. i We also make the best Wire i'uooe for lawn suytelons, fto.

4 7 SOUTH HXDTOIS IndlanapoCs. I tlua.tit i 1 11 111 I We hare soma special bargains fa bustnetm, geatdeaoe and property all parts of the city, ft wlUbe to the tateraat of buyen 1 aBdsaUeatoseenm. We ean doyoagood. i i i i Bamardifc Sayles. 1 H-iiilJLUiJ omei I ti no was, gicssy, inxntasx 1 Knd TOTTtrrcses craliddznt, beautiful Hair crcst ate LY0S KATIUTUOmia I clesant, eicap tutlda alwxya cakea th3 lklr crow: fredj end Cist, fcccpj it fita tilts i cut, circstj ial ceres eray-ncsa, remoTCs dandrufT and -1 ItchlriSt vx akes tho Hair, Tttrcss, clrfcr i tcadencr.

tsa keepfcj It la i eny desired position. Eeia- tiTal, tealtSijllAlr tis kt i Eliza Booker baa beea dlyoreed tram Isaiah. -t Clara Eretzxer ta been ponotocel of eocndmlni. GoUUeb Las been fined for assaulting hJs wile. TherermbUcan stale cm veatloa wEl meet one weei from to-day.

i Mrs. Zelda Segnln Wallace and' btuoAod tare returned home for the Tha ladle of Ames M. E. church win gire a lswn festival at S0 South Meridian street, Trldsj erenlBg, Sclssort this wek wCl have a Tlforoas eartoow, depleting Blaine and Logan trying to roll the Independent republican rote up tin. The Independent Medical Inyesttalor, of Greenfield, has been consolidated with the Iddlana Eclectic Medical Journal thU city, with Dr.

G. W. Plckerell at editor under the the new regime. A scft glore rpafrlng match Is Announced for. Wednesday eyenlsg next, at Dickson's between John I.

Clow, the nominal trainer of Kelly, and John Lanz, of Cleveland, the "right'' to go to the finish. The grand Jury made a final report, ye-terday afternoon, tetoming thlrty-n'ns ior dletments. Charles Prestoo, Albert" Kerr, Harry Brack, end Morris were ambngthe Indictments was John A-Pugh for feloiikrus aswanlt upon a little i The Garfield clab was organized last night, with Wm. Bosaon, president; George W. Wlsbard, vice president: T.

C. Peck, sec- rwtrrj; Ed. T. Uot-t. tnasorer: Charles E.

Fhmey, capta'n, and Jr. Jr8. chorister, and ft Is to be a palltlcal swallo- tau ana inrocgnout. 3 The Woman's Aid society of tie English chnrch will picnic In the CtraUord wot ds, on gatorday, atarting at 8:45. The Inrisgion street car leaves the Vanes block every hoar to the day.

All friends of the church are Invited to attend. In case of rain the picnic will be postponed. A road, or lane, has Just been opened from the Yandalia railroad at the crossing of Oliver avenue north, to. the National road. It is not In a line with the old road from the avenue south to Morris street extension, past the woods where Merrick hid his wife's corpse, or ft would make a straight connection between the two leading western roads out of the city, and If a connection Is made it must be by a road along the tide of the railway for a hundred or two yards.

It Is about two thirds of a mile west of the old Belmont or West Indianapolis road. A Shooting Affray. Tester day afternoon Henry Golns. colored. and Frank Moses played cards in Jacob's saloon, 173 South Illinois street, and Moses was beaten, i In the evening Moses returned to the saloon, and after: accusing Golns of having Insulted him, watched hu opportunity and shot him, the ball striking behind the right ear and flattening against the skull.

The wound Is not dangerous. After the shooting Meees fled and Is still at large. Golns is a barber, and operates a shop alongside the The latter Is a low rendez vous for whites and blacks, and this la not the first time the place has come Into unpleasant' prominence. Concerning his record Is a familiar one in police circles. 1 The 1 sx Ievy.

Yesterday afternoon the -county commissioners fixed the county end township levy on the following basis: i i 1 i 5. 14 87 6 21 ao.63 7 6 10 5 ,23 15 6 50 .39 8 15 8 .83 10 13 8 8 5 8 16 8 4 50 .31 8 1 6 8 5 .99 10 4 4 4 80 -Si 1 8 8 4 60 .30 Center Wsyne rise -Lawrence Decatur -Wash'ton Perry -Warren i Trankiln The totals do not include the poll tax. The county tax was placed at 50 1 2 cents on each $100 of taxable property, with poll tl and free gravel. Toad tax 1 cent. Trustee Kits wanted a 75 cent levy, 50 cents in xcees of last year; but the commissioners fixed it at 68, which Is 43 cents higher than last yearj The county levy Is 10 1 2 cents higher than last year, owing to the work bouse tax.

Lett jear the state and county tax was 7S cents on the $100, and this year it will be 83 1-2. asasaiiKsBaaaaaBasMWaaaaaaawaa Tb. Fourth at tha Ripple. The chief attraction In this vlctulty for the Fourth of July will be the inauguration ot Broad Ripple park, seven miles north of the city, on the Air Line railroad. Broad Ripple is the most picturesque spot to be found -anywhere accessible to Indlanspolls.

and sSords the only sheet of water of any dimensions within easy reach of excursionists. The program arranged for the Fourth Is sufficiently comprehensive to suit- all tastes. There will, ot course, be speeches, fireworks and flags, and also athletic sports of Virions kinds, as running, jumping, wrestling etc There will be captive and free balloon ascensions, in one of which a wedding iwQl take place, and Prof. White will make an ascension without a basket, performing gymnastic In midair. Proi.

Townseno- will walk a quarter Inch wire high above the river. But the great attraction will be Paul Boyton, who haa -traversed all the great water courses of the world in his rubber armor, and is without a rival. Among the marvelous, things he does in the water is the construction of a raft on which he kindles a fire, and then proceeds to catch, dress, cook and eat fish, and then reclining at full length on the water will smoke his cigar, read a 'newspaper, and finally blow up bit raft and gives a display ol fireworks. Then follows an. Inter-state regatta, for the championship of Ohio and Indiana, in which the famous Far-ragut boat.

club of Defiance, Ohio, and the noted Bt. Joe, of Fort -Wayne, will take part. There will be single and double scull races, canoe races and other sports, besides Domerous attractions of various sorts. EtT eurelon trains from various parts of the ttata. wQl 'bt and the.

Atr Line will make trips from the city every half hour. ocirucjTuiu. Butler la the Afldat ef a Hilarious Com- zneneeanaat Class Day, Base Ball, FythesUaua Society, Politics, Tan aad Literature. j' The exercises at Zngton attendant upon the'eommencement service have been ot the most Interesting and excltlag nature, and many things not down, on the bills have occurred to increase the general hilarity and good, feeling. At the class-day exercise yesterday there aa address, College B.

Kubns; a poem by Alt Chamberlain; history by Miss Fannie Hosted, and a prophecy by J. F. Stone. The mock faculty meeting was abandoned for potent reasons. The fieshmen prepared a bogus program and scattered It broadcast before the exercises began, and, to bead them off the seniors changed the order of proceedings; The "bogus" assigns an oration to J(ehoeaphat) B(loc ahead) Kuhns, subject, "Die InconsrquentlvenessX of A merles When the dead and djlag i had been removed, the remainder, says the "bogus', will be tortured by Miss F(eroeious) E(ater) Eusted, and should any survive they will have to listen to the agonizing strains of J(allblrd F(rammlxed) Stone, Prof.

Benton was to have been represented by J(eroboam) E(oottng) 0wl 8mlth, D. D- (doctor of phoolishness). and Prof. Hay, By the change of plana the seniors had the advantage, and in the badlaege that ensued the class of tt, under the leadership of Smith and others came out wtth flying colon. One of the toys used to disconcert the under classmen drying their rem irks wa a ten pound snaprjeg turtle, worktd Jumpbag-jack fashion with a string from the roetrmm.

Last night the society cave Its twenty-eighth annual exhibition. The college chapel 'was filled with students and alumni, enthusiastic after experiences of the afternoon. There was music by Bel-enhers's band, and the hall was handsomely decorated (the work of the Athenians). A new oil painting of the Rev. John OKane, one of the founders of the Institution, was oa the wall.

W. W. Knaop delivered aa oration on MThe American Revolution:" and r. R. Morgan aa oration oa "Defiance of the Ltw." Preston O.

Rudy declaimed "Our Traveled Parson." E. M. Todd read an en "The Obligations of Mind," aad Bberv THE i INDIANAPOLIB TUNE 12, 18841 Sellers one on "The White Flamed KnighS. The latter, of coarse, referred to th aomt-nee of the Chicago convention, and at the conclusion cf his address there was prolonged applause, such as only college boys can give, mingled with hisses, cries for Tllden, and a solttsry soul howled for Butler, i One of the speakers, Mr. Kautx, crystal lzed the applause by arising to feet sod calllrg for three cheers for Jim Blaise.

When the roar subsided, J. P. Kuhns arose and said: "If this Is to be turned Into a political meeting I am in for fair play. Tariff reform sentiment wQI be the moat popular one in this country, and I move three cheers for the men who propose to go up to Chicago next week and demand a for revenue only." Chaos reigned again. When quiet ensued (through exhaustion of the enthused) the regular exercise were proceeded with.

J. A. Kautx, ln behalf of the Pytho-man society, and in consideration of the deserts of the graduates, presented diplomas to Lute Breedos, 8. T. Burgess, Lot D.

Guffln, W. W. Knapp, John B-Kuhns, and Robert Sellers. This is one Of the largest classes the society ever graduated, and nearly all of them hare been members throughout their collegiate career. Mr.

Hauls set fotth these and other pertinent facts, and Lot GulIIn, In response, made: a very happy reply. It is doubtful whether any society exercise at the college ever elicited such enthusiasm as did the Prthaa-lan throughout the evening. This afternoon the alumni are atlt. ght is the address by Dr. Thayer, followed by the alumni supper, at 7 p.

ani to morrow is commencement proper, Loeatlaas of Iastltntloaa. To Bdttor of todauiapoiis newas Pteae Inform me through your paper where 1 otm Hopkins and Amnerst eon ges are. i A Rsassa, GnR(fasTU, Jane 10. Johns' Ilopklns university Is at Baltimore and Amherst college at Amherst, Msss.J i WHAT IS AJtMOJTIAf The attention of the public ihas been called frequently of late to the subject of "ammonia in food," and the matter la being so vigorously agitated that It necessarily arouses the curiosity bf the public at large. and leads them to ascertain, If possible, what it is ail about.

in tne nrst place the question arises, what is ammonia? whence comes ft? Quoting States "It was probably originally prepared rom putrid urine." Other sources are "ceaL soot, stale urine, guano, etc" The "Encyt ciopseaia unttannica" says oi it: carbonate of ammonia Ls obtained la largest quantities by the putrefaction of the urine of animals, or the dry distillation of animal matter." "Roscoe's Chemistry" states that "when horns, or clippings of hides are heated, ammonia la given off; hence ammonia was known as spirits ot hartshorn. "i "The name ammdnia is derived from the fact that a. compound containing ammonia was first prepared by heating camels' "Ammonia Is mainly obtained from the am-j dried excrement ot aea birds, and the urine 4 01 animals, likewise contain large quantities of ammonia," Farmers know ltsi value as a fertilizer, and physicians know its value as a counter-irritant and powerful stimulant All physicians class It among drugs, and; a a drug it is a question whether It is not better to let It- remain In the heads of phy-j siciana and druggists, aad leave it out of our food. A recent article, called "A Bak-j tog Powder Trick," condemns as a scheme; cr trick the simple method which has1 been given through these columns, whereby a housewife may ascertain, without the. aid of chemists or chemical whether she Is using an article free front disgusting Ingredients; and after once con-j vlnced ot the true source of ammonia, and Its presence la an article ot food.

It Is her option whether the use of It is continued or not." The test may be a simple one, but by its means the unsuspecting find that cans of Baklne Powder." stamped on I cover Absolutely Pure," contain am-i moma, ana certainly no rennea person wno has once read some reliable authority ammcnia would be likely to bring home-for; use sn article containing so' Inferior a sub-; stance. Baking powders have become a con-! verient, useful and important article In millions of homes, and every manufacturer! should prepare and sell It only as conforms to the wl known conditions which Insure health and There is no difficulty in procuring a baking powder that will stand the 'left ot the oven" that does not contain ammonia. It an article haa merit, and haa; occe become established In a home, its merit will slways insure it a place there, but It a product of dally use through -unreliable sources is made to appear better, then it Is means, however simple, by which Its Inferiority may be judged, ought to be thankfully recti ved by an Intelligent consumer. uafo f- MABKKT BKPOBT. r': Indianapolis Wholesale Karket Oall Report.

There Is an active demand for wool, and local dealers are paying full quotations for new clip. Bides are steady and dull. Iron Is main tained at the old quotations, and the market Is dull and uninteresting. The present week, however, has shown- some Improvement. Dry goods are slow and quiet.

Groceries still drag. Sugars are very low; coffees dull. In produoe, eggs and poultry are lower and weak. New potatoes are higher: strawberries active and cheap. 1.

par Boons Prats: ajasrieaa, Bt: Ansa sx a rr old's, Sc- BerUa, solid colors, sxci Cddjstooe. taacy. Sc: Uartel. fancy, tc: Hamilton. I Faeuic laacv.

So; Turkey red. Scj Us mo nr. Sc auacbester pruu, Browa aaaeusg AtluUft. TMe: auaatto D. Vo: AppUitoa A.

IHfi Boots a 1te: oatlsental VJTHe: Clark's Aicbor, It tacaes, SHe: (traoitevliie S. tc'-i GraalUiVUie 5J40-. India 11 Orchard. Incftes, se ferperell X. Thc; Pepewrelia.

let Barana K. TMo repperell t-4, reppereU lOL-XMse. Bleaefeed saeeODgs: aadroeeocsla Sc: Barker's Bills St aebeaTBc: BartleU le; Black, loos A Chf's-ant ECU. Sc: CliaoiLan X.to; Dwlslit Star MC Froit of to Loom. ineoef.

to-, ruenviiie TVe Hilrt temper Idem, lnetMS.Siat slope Iket KalsHi's earn one, sot Loosdaie, Ve Loosdata. SS mehes, '1H0: WbltlssvOie. Inches, tie Wamsotta. as Incoaa, IDMo: Maw Tork amis, kHe CCU.M rMctiuu, to- SOet Ootet-in Itiiiis Ordutrd. tta Kearsarye sateen, Sc: anmkeac satue SH Boekport.

-nckiiur-Amos ksag, A Al Aawskeag, aiald, ic; Conesioga, told medal. llcCC A.llUcs Bbetackat a.5Uo: Swift river. Is atlnnehaha. 13ic: Lewlston, to lncaoe, UHc; tnebes, 1340: as laches. YorkJBO tncbes.

ufte: On. loc; waif, tJm vrmaj iuul'ct, i UtBebes, S9et OnsNrn and caevofts-ptaids, THct Aarnsta, xn Ottawa, BtrlMS, tin plalus, 10c; Hamllto. ant voevona sxwsiaaa AO.OSUI Baias lOeDnsaTllle.ie:Bootck ftniso. lOWo: Pac'Se Dress toMs 1aree-f ourtlis aoeua lostra, luvtc: Ossliater Beige. Ue: auipaca iostre, aastraitaa ernoe, tSHn, broeatela.

Uitet eaaoatere, Aj TIM tlnaiiasD Laficaeter, se. feaooaaras Sugars Hard, THVae-t rtaadaitl A off A. SHeatte: waiM extra U. y.tMe axtrs O. SMAMiie; rood rnr.

tMtc aosBBoa seilow. tM6ae. Cosee Gommoa to or Stnaryrraaes. KeiiHe, HsWic; gooo, msw sraMi ui Italic: lavTJavaSOtuse. 1.

lneibim tarietl prune. l14e: 14c; taacy, UaiSe; aoidea K10, im UtwSe. Routed Coffees Arbuckle'sj: We Uoornvj'. -Ud alcLaaclUiat ZXXX, UMd MS Caaet Oass Aaiol. 1H.

alolassct aad amps Sow ireans moisssea, aew croa. aaae: saMlaia syioi amasc: toetssc: aanb. iS tVie; lake salt SI Dual per ear load: tl lJOl la small CBaacaet: Ktne. Carotioa, OnsstS. tl 14 coal oil, ISwlSe, acaunllaa to crada.

caawsm t300Za iiiaeaaernes. 11 'l Beats ylna. liats- Lima Si as, aatu. aioeBerrtea: tl SO. Cherries, red.

a Ihs. 11 1.1 It losvers. 1 lb. II TSttl ax Mackerel. 1 II kt Orslars.

falUlb, 1 UOOl 10; 1 lbs.il 5: Uw.Hi I It Hc TO: libs, (BOI 30- aaces. suadara. a tl KW1 i jr seconds, lbs, tl toel It (iDpmiSxiwu rlae miV Bahama. i S54VISU: staauard, JUia, tl; le fair, second, I1SOS1 SQL Flams, damaoa: Iba, tl K47li Peaa, alarrovrat Si a SU 40; early small, tl S9- aoakeS pesa, Tm fcjo. Saspbarrtes, tl S1 M.

aaliroa. 1 lb, si toe) lis. Toniatoea, 1 ihs, 1 uoel 15. Poirt eonullbt. 10.10S: Yancuta.

tl isei Kevere, si kiMaiaia sotar.sl 25.1 SC: I Ilia. i to Fosnrraa rairrra asm Burt rtaattlet tl a3 uwl per aoacn Bananas eommoa tl at Sul0: Jamaica 1 Sue- tuidS ss, rarslns UondOB arers, hew, ti S5I SuTkaBeatat doable erowa S3 per box: Valencia, la T9C( pronra. eorrants "Saee; Lerbora cit rons, Palermo. 4 tier IS OU Meacta ttler. lusl Otaer boa Oraams.

retina li a boa: Imperial Messma, SS Oi too aiinoaas Tor atonia, iOe: lTlcs lMiuo; new SraxU ants PGJH aibertt. Waiaata. e-eoobia. Me Eaglisa, llUJC: ecaaa, western. 10m raw peasnaa waits tsuwt, SaUAK Vlrglais Wile: eocoaanta.

5 nj 00 per haadred fiisaa. Tallow ajn Baaaaa Srana eewdide, tvs, aio; aaary sveervlSJTHc; hoi Cared.Sc greea eaS Uc greea salted AH a. twVte; salted naif, Ue dry aiae Ue: dry salt, aides. 10c. reUaffool.

IScetiga korse twos, tl OUaJ 'S. TaHow Prime, to Oi 0. 6d4t, erease 4ct yellow, ttKHc; viilis "LaiPtr Drees itortfiina, ft no)l eniataa tl.aoi SS elncbonMta UAic: borax, I4e eamMor itStalae aleoiraL 3ui2 5: aasafsKtda. ahaStoaisa -VH eaioroformt tlouaW: ODosrat, er oarrb MVh ereaa tartar, aore. Ioaora eaxer Ml.

SI Sbm I SO; oil bergaso, per eooBtt. ki Wai IS: toda blears n-tat aaiia, sws. sse saiaaor, i.tse: tare petr A ISC: toraeattae. duue: aireer laa. UtAMr- hmtK Of potas lard linseed oU.

atsa oniaio. Xui Uc wiiua lead. IA todjia tl tt avise. lis mss Bail brand eaaraoal Oa. Vt It, UxlJ and MX30, IS T5: LX, VJtli: Unll aad UxJt i Ttt rooting tia, 1C 14x2.

at anas, sjj usu 01 oca tia la pltrs. Ue: la bars, lrae.t) S-t-U; S7 troa. So. Janiaia CK-raaiaed. el per aunlsoed eoaner.

r. aa soioer, isaitc wool Tab-wasbaa, aew medium. JOe. Coarse italic, cMn. S0e- aawasaM Coded 11 Barry raaTaaas rTimA SSepsr poeadt auaadaad Ssat ttSMDni aaa.

anoas baarasa Oaaso itaiA at attaiac sls kd aa see -psjti'sa sktrcna. vle: fnami tn-noss, aLae: ariiiaa, er tou, Svja air? k.p. 'c Franca KAtl iV cit aav ai a rmca eu siins. i ioi to. Vun teutag arleeat Boa' Ul3ai rpvaamas ti Ou- per Munel aarrei: afHSOa pat In-, nw, 1UX4 CO ar barral Dried aitMes.

seU at 7Vt ptmct. M33 noasd Cantiaaa. new, ator-ii ptr rrste CJrr ISWtfSS per bbl. aand-aiefeed. swvy.

tt Ui Bjw tmiel: 1 va i SO; BerBsndafonlona. tl- P- crate ereea peas II (0 per ba: Since beaaa. 1 Jf-aU'O per be tuawberries ter crate te onarrs. alJtuasi.00: staaia. twsiaaa, soar rb si 10 )cr bt a-sw cor-se berries, tOU-per teas! camats, a super i rba.

Mtf, Battwr, rwaltry sal id Oasaa- tuvroircnum- Km lie arraiTht caanes tan IT Ii oa rru at lc saner, iimutii fancy seta st a aaur, aaolea lid como-t. citolce foseiirsg nets store at lae: eemmoa 8c Puuiw sprlnf Cblcksns, lSe yer Uk tieaa, aUre S4o oer pocrd: 'roosiera. Sat marra auwt geea tuF kaahead, S8 aa.tdaias. U8 pcraoa. OosUasuX Oatka.

stataraa'M, as so per tea: nresMrg. St T9e mrsa Moca. tl ainday Creek, 43 iacisoa ecai. tl 35; Socking VaUey, I 25: Bavsioed City, tt 7S; btozx, I es erotaed eok lie per tnuyii, er tilt per ioa4 lamp coaa. lie, per bssai ectil 9pe load.

ladlaaapolls Uti Stock Karket. kick Stock Tards. June Cattle Receipt, 600 head: shipmenta, SCO head. Market slow at quotatlots. IMme fhlpping steers, 1,400 to 1.5C0 $5 S5(4 SS Fair to good, 1,800 to 1,300 pound 6 00 to 1,150 4 T5 S5 Ktotkera, 650 to 9J0 pounds 504 60 PriTce tutcbers cows and heifers 4 GO5 29 Fair to good ti Common to medium 0OJ CO Milch cows and calves or springers ..25 00455 oo 607 GO Culls, common to .,3 25 Hogs Eecelpts, 6.000 head; ahlpments.

1,800 bead. Heaviest receipts of the season. At tti's hour 10 a.m. comparatively nothing doing. Indications that baia of receipts will sell, strong 10 to 15c lower than yesterday.

'Therefore caa give no definite pricea. Sheen Becelpta 150 head; ahlpments none. Karket steady at quotations. Prime, ISO and upwards 4 25 Fair to good. 190 to 110 8 T5J11 85 Good butcher, 80 to 90 ponads 3 it -S 65 .2.

SOJ 00 Sprtnr i 4 0O4 60 slllIUI BOOK OF MAKTTRg contains many frignt-ful stones of most ago nizing Bunenng. jiui either In atrtrv or picture, can be more disuvosful than the sharp, Bevere, shooting pains dally and nightly endured by those who are tnartjT3 to that most terrible torment. Nranmni. To irr of thla martTrdoa is the flru bubiucss oi all whoauaer. Athxoitioiios reccnerates painful nerves, and drives out theAorrors of Keuralgla.

AnrxopnoH as gives hearth to Rheumatic sufferers whom the most skillful physicians have cot been able to heal, Athxofiiorob operates on tlie blood, muscles, and joints; and dlszolrlng- the acldathAt cause Rhrimnatlrtin, nunoves Uiem trom Uie aystem. AnrLomoEoi is pronounced by all who have tried it an infallible spetiua for these obstinate and painful diseases. Read tha testhrrony of one of the sufferers. David Little, Sumner, Benner Co Iowa, writas: I am past 77 years of se, have had the Bheumatism three years and eight months; lost one-third of my weight; could not walk, but shuffled along oa crutches; eould sot sleep: nerves shattered, no strength in my hands, wrmta, knees- or feet. "But thanks be toGod for Tours-Teat discovert 1 Themed.

idne arrived Saturday night. I took a dose Sunday morning, felt it all over me, and kept on with it Monday morning I got np and dressed myself, and walked out into the kitchen without the aid of crutch or cn, and wished them all a harry ew Year. I rest well nights, am gaining in strength, and once mora enjoy life. Wish I eould pnt Athlofhobos In the hands of every anffnrar rcay yil tMr1 jlnffi) If you cannot get Atbxotoobos of yourdrngvlst, we wUl send it expieea paid, on receipt of lerular priee one dollar per bottle, We prefer that yon buy tt from your druggist, but if he ham 1 it, do not be persuaded to try else, but order at once from ua a directed. i ATHIOPHOSOS 112 WALL HEW TORt a.

tu.th.s-M Button Shoes. Sizes 2 to and Widths. Ftke Cubacoa Kid Button, Only C.D, and widths. Fine Amebican Kid Button C. and widths.

Children's Shoes and Slippers la Great. Variety. BARNARD'S HVmibU BMh Oil Cor. Waartlntrton and Itllnola 8t STRAWBERRIES. if I LOCKWOOD'S Home-grown Strawberries, TUB FTNE8T is THK LAND, JBecelved every day at V- ed e1 ci 40 North Illinois St.

CRATEFUL-COMFORTING. i EPPS'S COCOA. BREAKFAST. I1 a Borough knowledge of the natural laws whlca govern tne operations of dlsestlon and: nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of weil-eeleeted Cocoa, Mr. Eppa haa provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save any heavy doctors' bills, it to by the judicious use of each articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built op until strong enough to reaiat every tendency to disease.

Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around aa ready to ettatk wherever taere Is a veak pomi. We may escape many a ratal shaft by keeping- oora-lres weU fortified with pare blood an. a properly nourished rasae." (CItU Service Gateue. ataas simply with bolllnz water or mux. Bald la tins only (K-lb and lb.) by Grocers, kittled thna -J Ail US AMI'S 4 CO Hotaaopuhie chemists tu.th LOBdOO, England.

TIE IRC1NIIIE AGEKCT. Th. O. DTTN ft Proprietors. i i E.

Ia SCABLBT. sUnagae, No. 8 Blackford Block The oldest, the best, the most progressive and the moat reliable estabUsbment ot tbe kind la the world. Bating over lot branch offioes fully equipped ud la good running order, or three to one more than any other agency has ef art tally live oEces. For over ii years are have enjoyed a unsuLled reputation for honesty, reliability and fair dealing, and we have unlimited re-sooroes for conducting our bnaiseas aaooens-rallr- We hivue a teat of our quaii'lea by tbe merchants ot Indianapolis.

B. a. hi' Si CO. FOX LADIES NEW YORK'S Baking Ponder" i KYERY RESPECT. I hart thehonor to remain yottrt, rtrveetfHlhi.

Hi OGDEN Prof, cf Chxmiiry and oxicology In 1'ori Chemistry and Phi act in the leuege of the atd "kkm 1 "Royal City HOXJSBKEBPEBSV Place a can of Hoyal' or Andrews Pearl," remove ue ana emeu, a cnemut wui not atuniA. i LI DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. ua GiiiaSi $2 50porton. ASS TOCR ILLI ANA. COAL, I AND TAKS NO OTTTKR TIUiTOn THT tT.

A good Etesra or Domestic CoaL If your dealer hasn't It, the following have: A.M, Kuhn, 13 Virginia avenne. Telephone No. T7. John Medert 89 Virginia avenue. Telephone 58L Mout A Bau, 67 West Market si.

Telephone 174. W. C. Bebllng, S47 Sonth Delaware at. Telephone No.

804. W. H. Blldebrand, eor. Indiana ava.

and canal. Telephone No. 5t9. A. Thayer, corner llaasachusetts avenue and John st, B.

W. Wales, 879 liassac-husetta are. Telephone 585 3. Belfrlch Danley, Sol West Washington at. Telephone S)i.

I i I i ill. UJDLJiUMlDl Ogden Doremus, II. LL.Di. EZLLEVtB HOSPITAL XEDICAL COLLEOC, Kay 21, DO. T.

C. rSICE, rrttUtt a frit Biking flwhr Company, SIR- Thit to certify that I hive "Dr. rRICPSURXAlIBAKIXG PO WD EH" I find it it compote! qf PURE MA TERIALS, and compounded on COSRECT SttEXTWIC PRCf-CZTLZS. I hose aim analyzed th4'Royal Ealing Ibmier" aI itMtUull aoonparlio txtm Out. Th tgndUt "DR.

riUCITS CHEAJf IiAKIXQ TOWVXS" or rURESth ihott Royal. Th "Bcyal Poking PMeder," en heated, fidtU nlcitnt AlOTOyiA to detected by tense 0 SMELL, rnnd TLA1SL DISCO TERED LYPZSCVIT3 03 CAKES MILS THEREFROM. TXUAMMOXIA Urk-edfrot JOtTUSITLSS in tto "Royal Bating Powder." At the cMirf him cfm Paling PtncdeTi to proJtice a HARMLESS OAS, seAidk Ki3 pit perot-ity to the brtad, Usntit, cr eate made therefrom "BE. PRICE'S CREAM ILLKIXQ POWDER" this respect alto rrrrpastct the Royal. I i I hare examined IntcvUt'from tXe two povder and prefer thote made from "DR.

PRICE'S CREAM RAKLYO POWDER," for the following rtaaonK i First The material in.DR, PRICE'S CREAM JLiKIXO POWDER" are PURER ka thote of the "Royal Raking Powder, and therefore MORIS WHOLESOME. SecondThe JXOREDZEinS are more ACCURATELY and SCIENTIFICALLY PRO-PORTIONED, henee bread or bitcutlt prepared tcUh them art LETTER SUITED FOR, DIGESTION. 1 i i Third The yield of carbonic acid gas greater, therefore the BISCUITS ARE LIGHTER In my opiCtoa "DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKIXG is SUPERIOR to the "Rzyal PLANING I ILL. I Boilflers anfl IIaIHlfacte3, AssociatioD, 249 North Delaware Street.

i A Fuil, AND COatTLETB STOCK OP Joists, Scantling and Timbers Lath and Shingles. I t3TOnt stock of Doors. Sash. Blinds, Finish, Uantels, eto also foil and completaj 6TAIR BUILDING a Specialty. Prices Rock Bottom.

0. EDEN, President READY. FOR different shades, packages from 14 of aiint to a barrel. ALFRED BURDSAL, Manufacturer, to, wi i BACKUS ROAD CART MAKTJTACTUBEBS 07 Carriages Phaetons, Buggies; Garts ANDIBI70K BOARDS '1 Both at Wholesale and HetaiL Give us a Call at oar Rooms, 12 and .14 Circle Street, i -Hive Planing; 73 Pendleton Ave. M.

HUEY BON. DOOR8, 8ASH. BLINDS, Eta I CaT-Rrst-class Goods at Baasoaable Prices. i 1 Try Bry G6S Curtain Goods. Machine Bread Ihave the laTgest stock and best variety i Indiana for cii3.

toms to eelect from at lower prices than have ever before ruled tn this market -i In LACE CURTAINS. I tihoiirv Kottlngham, tSpaniah. Rus-Bian, Guipure, Duchesse, Brussels, Tambour, French Lisle, Madras, etc- i In PORTIERE GOODS, Ttihownoman Stripes, Matlagse3, Moresques; Grecqueff, India Gauzes, etc. ETAMINES. '111 Tjlflin Unrt lfyA Ctrfnoa.

T.lnan 1TJ rilam SnT l.a of nnaa i DOREMTJS. 31. D.t LL. D.i RdUrve HoepUal Medieal College" and Prof. Aew lor.

Pearl" top down, on a hot store until heatsd. then do reqwrea to uetect ue presence oi ajl- $2.50 per; ton DSALEB FOE 34 Boutn Metidlan Street I 1 Contain AraisionLa Liduid Paints -1 Ui. W4. VAW AKD DOCBLS One week, Jnne 9 Tuesday, Tbnrs-day and P-nrdy, Terytxdy cuosa and see i. W.

KANsONE, Acrossthe Allant'c, And the Greatest Variety ever seen In tL clt y. Free Concert in the Elevated Garden alter evrrv performance by the CnaV-Urr 7ioOT-hi'. GAS STOITEB. en a Us 1 No kindling required. No coal to carry.

No ashes to remove. Prices Irom $2 to Gasoline Btoves changed to Gas Stoves at a small expense. GAB ENGINES 1-8 We sell td gas consumers in xhis city only. On exhibition, and for sale hy the Gas Company. No.

47 Bouth. Penn. St. iJsatsWr a i liyer and EidneT Compounded from the well known Curative liepa. Malt, Euchn, aian- drakA.

Dand lion, EarsapariilA, Caa- cara 1 Sairrada, etc. coinlMued aa arreeable Aromatic Elixir. i ITHET CITES TTLTZPSIl 4 132X23501, Act apea the Liver aad aUdaeye. ilS EOWEL3, They cure RtacSAttem, and all Uri nary irouniea. iney invuroraie, nouri3U, (areogtuen ana quiet tne nervous pystem.

Aa a Tonlo thy bava no CauaU Take none trat jp and Kau Blttars. for sale by all I iHops and Malt Bitters Co. Wji DEXEorr, Mica. m. i LAKGKST SELECTION aad LOWEST PEICK3.

BABY BUGGIES. Novelty Dollar tora, ULaun. 44 and Eaat Washington St. CAiirai's Poeiavely CrrrM by won unite) nut, i Tbov also relieve Di4 nirms trees) bom DysperrtaJ ndieestioa and Too iearty Katinj. A per-) remeey ur iasbi-i less, Kannea, Dresrti-j ncsa.

Bed Tate ta tba Montii. Ooated Tnamii Pain la tbe Side. fcci rrney regulate ujc bationand Pike, laeatnllestaad eae4est to takeJ imly one pill a dues. etinaviaL PnreiyVev-1 PirK-e 85 frits. 6vl(ualy mall for CARTER EDICI CO Prep'ra, Kaar Vork IfMrW V-, si Meatus sj wseaasawBMaastBsassa Stained Glass.

GEO. A. BO WEN, 1 34 W. 4th St, Cincinnati. O.

i reorders taken for interior household and aocleslaatlcal daooratlona, thAta THI IDBAL CALI GRAPH. The Best Wrlttnc Vaehrne la th World. Send lor dronlarj a an W.Waah. BWIatnu. Mxrcejm.

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