" THE C. C. P. and 31. CO. J

Who This Company Are u'i WhereThej Keslde.

A U of Tho Affected 'sy tbe Advance oftlie ftok The llooiri, imaugTiraUed.

The Sentinel JterdaT fcave the news ofthe probable (vnnce in the 6tockof theColorado Go-o- p er&tive --Prospecting andMining Com pa-jy-

. .The following is a copyof the order:

PyroiA Atolis, Ind., October 20, I'M).To the IPtUna Lnvesttmnt Company (Financial

Agent- - thi,, compact :I am Instructed to notify you to

at on f advance the rs-io- e of the clock ol thin Com-P- n

to $i75 per nhare ef $10 par value. You willort"' jt f,,r immediate. sa'e 500 shares, subject to an

iac wiUkout nUee.yours respectfully.O. U. PfARCP,

General Manager C C 1. aud M. Co.

It will be een that there is a strong up-ward movement in this stock, and it is prob-oMMcimr- iih

corniiletion of their millin the near future. It will not be surprisingto see tliis stock held at $5 per share by them i.l.il. rJ Vrtvember. I'loW is the list ofthe fortunate ones and their residence:

Erastus Brook, President Express Printing Co.,New York flty.

T. J. Kilian, Menlo Park, New Jersey.Miller dt Thompson, Ada, Ohio.C. Akron. Ohio.Heaeon lub. Co., Akron, Ohio.

K. Knight t Co., AUnm. Ohio.Warner d bucht I, Akron, tiio.Independent lub. Co.. Alliance, Ohio.J. w. GhlH it, AlUince, Ohio,V. M. jeu. Amherst. Ohio.R. M. MontRoxajry. Andover, Ohio. - - -

K F. Kraut-r-. Arcanum, Ohio.Nelson & Gate. Ashland. Ohio.J. C. A J. IT. Stubbs, Ashland, Ohio.Sherman. Kote & Co.. Ashtabula. Ohio.Keed St don, Ashtabula, Ohio. - T. "" ' "

C. E. N Jenniupn. Athens. Ohio. (

O. H. ltalsley, Attica, Ohio. .J. K. Woodhef, Batavia, Ohio,Cowsn & Co., Batavia, Ohio.J. K. Anderson, Bellaire, Ohio. -

J. R. Oow, Bellaire, Ohio.W. Ü. Fori, Bellaire, Ohio.Evangelist Pub. ., Beilefontaine, Ohio.Stoner Js Thompson. Bellevue, Ohio.Baker & Son, liellevue, Ohio. ...Potta b Fau, Bellevue. Ohio.N. W. Cunningham, Bellevae, Ohio.Saxton .t Co., Canton, Ohio. "

A. M. Preycr. Canton, Ohio. v , .'

M. Halstead & Co., Cincinnati. Ohio. ,..,Star Publishing Company, CinciAnatWÜhio. . ,i. W. Rice. Cincinnati. Ohio. '

J. F. Callaghan, Chicinnati.Ohio.- - - - .

Spencer Al Craig. Cincinnati. Ohio.Montfort & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.Hale fc Co., Cincianati, Ohio.Search A Meek. Ohocton. tthio.Y. C. Cnlley. lefi slice .V Ufa ' --vThompson dt Holt, Defiance, Ohkx"Wheeling k Smith, Dresden, Ohio.Roberta a Co.. East Palestine, Ohio,Paul Knerr. Fremont. Ohio. . .

J. Combs, Irontown, Ohio. . V,

E. S. Wllmax, Irouiown. Ohio. J... 'Gould & Townnley, JarkVon, Ohio.I. Macklc, Jackson, Ohio. , .!'' . .

Y. Wetxter. Lancaster, l)hio,v 1t.reen & UoHher, Logan. OhlTx JKieth ib Sons, Logan,-O- h U -

F. K. Pnrsell. Ionian. Ohio."'Jacob Mendersou. Cincinnati, O.K P. Stedmau. Walnut Hill. Cincinnati, O.W. R. Jillu, Bowling üreeu, Ohio.J. W. Dowen, McArlhur. Ohio.A. Itarleon. McArlhur, Ohio.S. McMillian, Marietta, Ohio. '

Mueller k Sou, Marietta, Ohio.S. & J. Hoover, Masillo!i. Ohio.C. E. Taylor. Maa-illo- n. Ohio.Enteil b Newton. Milleixl.un?, Ohio.

' White & CunuUujhain, Millersburg, Ohio.Wm. V. Morsaa, Newark, Ohio.Green & Malloy, New Lexington. Ohio.W. A. Ca.ell, New Lexington. Ohio.Mathews, KlUottA Co, New Philadelphia, OhioM. C. Mcllvaiue. New Philadelphia, Ohio.Telegraph Priming Company, Pomroy, Ohio.J. W. Newman, Portsmouth, Ohio.W. H. Bonsall, Porunnouth, Ohio.North Rupe, Salineville, Ohio.J. W. Laoock, SalinoHle, Ohio.Weixebaum & Schoenthall, Springfield, Ohio.Elifriu 5e Winters, Springtield, Ohio.McFadden A Hunter, Steubenvllle, Ohio.Toledo P. and P. Co., Toledo. Ohio.John C. Clark. Wadsworth, Ohio.Youngstown Nws Co., Youngstown, Ohio.YoungHlowu f. Co., Youngstown, Ohio.W. L. Brown. Youngstown, Ohio.Podd & Brown,- - Zaneoille, Ohio.Hayes St Kuhe, Allentown, Penn.Iredell & Co., Allentown, Penn.J. Irwin Steele, Ashland, Penn.P. A. Kauitfin. Harnhrad's Mills, Tcnn.Godshalk 6c Co. Bethlehem. Peuu.11. T. duuder, Bethlehem, Penn.J. C. Brown, Bloomsburg, Penn.I. K. Poud, Blossburg, Penn.C. F. Persons. iradford. Penn.A. R. Carlisle. Brookville. Penn.Weaver Druih, fcrookvilU, Pin. .

E. A. Hastings. Brownsville. 1'enn.Hower t Co., Br-- n Mown. Peun.S. 8. Benedict, arbondale, Penn.1. N. Lathrop, CarbondaU, l'enn.E. Randall, Catasauqua, Penn.W. 1L Bartholomew, Catabauqua, Penn.M A. Falu. ChambersburKh, ienn.

W illiam A. Tvxld, Chester, Penn.Y. K. Walker, Chostcr, Peun.T. F. Kuobb. Clarion, Peun.West A Ray, Clarion, Penn.joodl-uide- r A Son. Clarion, Pen.

J. R. Bixter. Clearfield. Penn.Row A Son. Clearfield, Penn.Uoodutader A Lee. Clearfield, Penn.A. M. Rambo, Columbia, Peun. .

W. H.Orier, Columbia, Penn.J. W. Yocum, Columbia, Penn.GeorgYouug, Columbia. Peun.T. L'haLfnint, utuivUle, l'enn.H. A. McPike, tieusburg, Penn.E. James. Ebensbarg, Penn.W. J. Huliugit. Kiuietou. Penn.J. K. WUUrd. Krie, l'wuuüylvanta.R. Jt Brown, trie. Pennsylvania.E. W. Sraiiey, Franklin. PemisjlvaniA.A. 1. Whitaker. Franklin, l"eunsylvania.S. A. Focht, Humour.;, fenmylvania.J. H. iLueliou, 1'enuHylvaiiia.G. C. Uelmbuldi, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.H. Nlcb0.soii, inekso.i. Pa.i. A. TroUBn, HoluUaykburgh, Pennsylvania.

Iaid Over, Holadaysourgu, t'eunsylvauia.WUsou A Penman, Houwlale, Pennsylvania.T. J. Ham, Honadale, Peuusylvauia.H. F. Haiues, HouMlalu, Pennsylvania.Lindsay A Wllloughby, Huntington, Pa.S. K Fleming A Co., Huntington, i'eunsylvania.A. Henry, Kittauuiug, I'eunsylvania.J. W. iUOxrvr, Kltuuiuliig. 1'enuiiylvania.ttowman A Co., Lebanon, I'euusylvauuuW. M. Urealim. LebauoiL Pennsylvania.John Young, Lebanon, PenusylvAnia.H. H. Kuode, Lliuealoffu, I'eunsylvania.fi. M. intens, Pennsylvania.J. W. rritchaid, McKeeKrt, Pennsylvania.Carotheni At Broa., MeKeesport, Pennsylvania. ,

J. I. .fcijui:iKer, Maunelm, Pennsylvania.C. Kuepper, Vlanaiieid Valley, Pennsylvania.Schoeit A Hendrickson, Marietta, Pennsylvania.O. O. Camero , Maiietla, Pennsylvania.E II. Kouch. Jiauch hunk, Peuuhylvania.E. M. Bale, aiucuehuuk, Peuutylvauia.J. Lynvti, Mauchchauk, Peuusylvauia.K. iL Thomm, atei'haiucaburgb, Peunsylvania.W. H.4K.U Garvin, Mercer, Pennsylvania.J. B. ldiUenDuo;h. J'eunsylvania,C. U. Kiliou, Miuervule. Peuueylvania.Wm. Wanniugioit, ML Pleasant, Pennsylvania,w. T. Bair, Mu L'niou. i'eunsylvania.F. 8. Reader, New Brighton, I'enusylvanla.JC t Huinau, New alle, I'eunsylvania.McCrackeu A Co., New Cu.it le, Pennsylvania.Penn A Muue, New Calle, 1'euuMylvania.M. R. Wllut, Morrlatown, Pennsylvania.h. B. Ileiiieustelu. Mormtown. J'euiiMylvanla.Hrisbiu Brut., Oaceola Midi, 1'enuHylvania.Pres tympany, Philailelphia, I'eunsy lvania.Georx W. Chixls, Phil-wleiplii- J'enusylvauia.Frank McLuughliu, Philauelphia, l'enn.School k inakeiy. Phildelpnla. Pennsylvania.T. Hart, Jr., PUwlou. l'eunitylvuia.Dealer iTinüng Company, l iti.ston, Penn.Snyder A Caoper. Plyinouib, Pennsylvania.E. J. itanbe, Plymouth, i'euusylvaula.J. Kolaud, PolLsville, J'euusylvtuila.J. U. bchatler, Keno ra. Pennsylvania.W. O. SmiUi, Keyuoldrviile. Pennsylvania.Fraier & Co., su ft let-burg- Pennsylvania.L. 1. tawfora. andy Lake, i'eunsylvania.A. A. (Anaoe, bcraulou, Pennsylvania.O.W. Beueaict, Set an ton, I'eunsylvania.HeÜVlrii.ger & Coder, Shamokiu, Pennsylvania.Sbamokin 'I imes Company. Shamokiu, i'eun.J. K. McNabb, Sha:ou, Peuusylvauia.O. 1. Ii ci teil, Sharon, J'eiuisylvania.C, W. Rajr, Sharon , Pennsylvania.Hcrani prmt-ui-g Company, Sheueudoah. Penn.bierrloh AlwecK, Sheuendooh, Pennsylvania.K ii. TuNa, Sbickitulnney, Pennsylvania.H. F. Baibour, feuiiihport, Pennsylvania.T. F. Batderff. Tremont, I'euueylvauU,Jone A Co., Tyrone, Pennsylvania.W. H. Miller. Cuioutown. Pennsylvania.BeattyA Conner, Cuioutown, Pennsylvania.Rush A Ritneur, Unlontown. Pennsylvania.Litman, klciXiwell A Co., Cuioutown, Pa.WilkaBbarre Pub. Co.. Wiiaeabarre. I'a,Gaieu aud Bulletin Pub. Co., Williamsport, PaMoore A Welixhoffer. Wrigauvllle, Pa.C. K. Bait. Abingdom, llliuots.Bal.-Hiun- A Kmeraon, Albion, llliaoU.C. M. Kiug. Aliamout, Illinois.Holden A Xorton, Alton, lliinoii. 'R. Boolu. Alton. JUinoU -W, JJ. U4Mkel Amboy. llUnote.

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17, leso.

tl. L. Shoals, Atlanta, ißtnois.Soeitlesmund A H'.wkrns, Aurora, niinois.Knickerbocker 'j IIotMer. Aurora, Illinois.Burton A Co., Aurora, Illinois.P. Klein, A'imra, Illinois.C. A. Lewii, BaUvia, Illinois.W. O. Iavi, Bloomington, HHnoW. 'J. Koestner. BloominRton, lllinoLs.K. 1L MUler. Brimtield. Illinois.J. E. Cummings, Bushneil, Illinois.E. A. Burnett, Cairo, Illinoi.

J. C, Smithe, Cambridge, Illinois.B. W. Seaton, Cambridge. Illinois.Leigh A Miller, Canton, Illinois.S. G. Thornton, Canton, Illinois.A. Ackermnn, Carbondale, Illinois.Macoupin Printing Companv, 'arlinsville, 111.

Priw A Sons, Carrollton, Illinois.C. M. Shultx, Carthage, Illinois.J, W. Kveru, Centralia, Illinois.William Knopp, Chester, Illinois.V. C. P. Co.. C hester, Illinois.R. Butler, Clinton. Illinois.A. G. Smith, Danville, Illinois.Commercial Company, Danville, Illinois.

. Kimball. Decatur, Illinois.Hamsher A Mosser, lecatur, Illinois.J. S. Cibird, Fairbury. Illinois.Stabeck A Hows, Freeport, Illinois.Wagner A Co., Freeport, Illinois.Richards A Co.. Freeport, lllinoit.Soott A Co., Galena, Illinois. m

Voss A Witt, Galena, Illinois.McGowen A Uro., Golconda, Illinois.Thielecke Bros. A Co., Golconda, Illinois.J. I. Stockton. Grand Tower, Illinois.Conover A Pearce, Harrisbun?, Illinois.i B. Hayward, Jollet. Illinois.J. ioodie.Ml, Jollet, Illinois.Whitney'A Phelps, Kewanee, Illinois.C. Pa-t- . Kewanee, Illinois.Clark A Son. Monmouth, Illinois.Deahard A Witte. Ottawa. IllinoisCullen A Sapp, Ottawa, Illinois.Creiner Bros.. Poria, Illinois.W. T. Dowdall. Peoria, Illinois.1'. T. Co.. I'eorU, Illinois.

,H. Ellsworth. I'eru, Illinois.Bailey A Buscnm. Princeton, Illinois.Germania Publl-hln- g Company, Quincy,

-"arto(ran A Gardner, Qoincey. IllinaLO

J. M. Hog?. Shawueetoa n. Illinois.P. M. l.esiuer, Sparland, IUinoiH.T. W. S. Kidd, SpriiiKficld, Illinois.W. T. Martin. Taylorville, Illinois.A. T. Iwls. Urbana. Illinois.W. L. tiay , Urbana, Illinois.

' II. C Game. Urbana, Illinois.J. W. Haws, Clayton, 111.

W. F. Bates, Chicago, 111.T. J. Poage. Bolivar, Missouri".'ad well A Co., Boonville. Missouri.

E. T. Sailer, Boonville, Missouri.A. 8. Stanley, Buffalo. Mbourt.Wade A Scudder, Butler, Missouri.U. D. Ausrtn, llutlcT, Missouri.T. D. Bosrte, Huntsville, Missouri.Balthis A Collins. JIuntsviile, MLssouri.N. C. Bun h. Jefferson City, Mistsouri.KegLster Publishing Company, Lexington, M

Carmon A Co., Moberly. Missouri. .

H. S. Hesbert, Rolla, Missouri.W. J, Powell, Rolla, Missouri.C. Gatzweilar, St. Charles, Missouri.

: W. Gaodwln. sedaita, Missouri.Democrat Comvauy, Missouri.Rnssell & Wheeling, Steeleville, MLs-sour-

F. G. Fulkerson. Tuscumbia. Missouri.II. U. Webb, Cnionvillc, Missouri. ,

i J. R. Hannay. Versailes Missouri.S. W. smith, Warsaw, Missouri.V. Moon, Webb City, Missouri.A. J. Keltiis, Blotmlngton, Indiana.

. J. J. Cnber. Brazil, Indiana.L. Wolfe, Brazil. Indiana.Gray A Travis, Brazil, Indiana.G. W. DeiRham, T$nuil. Indiana.S. B. Rilev, Brazil, Indiana.W. C Underwood. Cannelton. Indiana.J. H. Spencer, Covington. Indiana.J. H. Adaras. Edwardsport, Indiana.;hae A Kent, Mkhart, Indiana.

Courier J'rtntlng Company, Evansville. Indiana.Tribune Publishing company, Evansville, Indi-

ana.'. Ioane. Jasper, Indiana.

Wad-wor- th A Kessler, La Porte Indiana.J. M. Boord, Owcnsbnrg, Indiana.W. P. Knight, Petersburg, Indiana.E. H. How ell, Petersburg. Indiana.Terre Haute. E. P. A Co., Terre Haute, IudianaJ. O. Ilardestv, Terre Haute, Indiana.Terry A Co.. Terre Haute, Indiana.M. Krebs. Washington, Indiana.T. N. Jones, Danville, Ind.M. C. Keefe, Brightwood. IndO. II. Smith. Danville, Ind.John W. Ragsdale, Franklin, Tnd.J. R Farmer, Brightwood, Ind.A. R. Simpson, State Line, Ind.John C. Shoemaker. Indianapolis, Indiana.Charles Willis. Indianapolis, Ind.II. W. Bonn, Indianapolis, lud.J. A. Hargreaves, Indianapolis, Ind.J. T. Buchanan, Indianapolis, Ind.C. W. Buchanan. Indianapolis, Ind.J. II. Long. Indianapolis, Indiana.Pillsburg A .. Augusta, Maine.M. Emery, Bangor, Maine.C. A. Bou telle. Bangor. Maine.W". M. Rust, Belfast, Maine.W. II. Simpson, Belfast, Maine.G. A. A T. A. Hobbs. Bidrtcford, Maine.W. H. Waldron A Co., Lcwisbwn, Maine.J M. Adams A Co. Porland, Maine.Wm. Noyes, Saeo, Maine.Ringwalt, Hack A Miller, Washington, District

of Columbia.Washington. Tost Co., Washington, District of

Columbia.K. KurHnrhom. Wishlngton. D. C,Don Piatt, Washington, District of Columbia.L. Schade, Washington, District of Columbia.T. B. Kalbfost, Washington, D.C.R. Worthington A Co., Boston, Mass.Journal News Compauy, Boston. Mass.Almv. Milue A Co., Fall River. Mass.Herald Publishing Company, Fall River, Mass.Hase A Co.. Newberry port, Mass.Palfry A Walton, Salem, Mass.A. Wheeler, Bridgeport. Conn.Wm. M. Keeler, Greenwich, Conn.Hawlev, Goodrich A Co., Hartford, Conn.Bulletin Comiwuy, Norwich, Conn.J. T. Maynihan, Muscatine, Iowa.G. W. Weipert, Muscatine, Iowa.C. P. Reynolds. Muscatine. Iowa.John Dobbs, Muscatine, Iowa.James Mayes, Muscatine, Iowa.A. Maynihan. Mnwatine, Iowa.T. J. Grant, Mu.scatin, Iowa.Betts Bros, Muscatine, Iowa.0. W. Pence, Wellnian, la.E. C. Pence, Wellman, la.J. W. Harbaugh, Muscatine, la.A. M. Pearce, Muscatine, la.William M. Pence, Wellman, la.W. L. Stevens, Sil ver ClifT, Colorado.L. Rosa, Silver Cliff, Col.J. W. Crittenden, oalena, Colorado.Wm. Booth, Silver Cliff, Colorado.A. H. Cormau, Cobntdo Sprlugs. Colorado.Milo Vergenn, Silver Cliff, Colorado.G. O. J'earce, Galena, Colorado.C. F. McKay, Leadville, Col.P. T. Pearce.JSteele Uty, Nebraska.V. W. Pearce, Steele City, Nebraka.K. J. Pearce, Steele City, Nebraska.J. O. Pearce. Steele City, Nebraska.J. P. Sanborn. Newport, R. 1.Nickerson, Sibley A Co., Pawtucket, R. I.Providence Pre Compauy, Providence, R. LW. P. ITeble. Portland, Me.W. J. Manley, Dalton.Ga. ' : r

, SEYMOCK.

Vrom the Address of Stjisonrat the ltrooklya Acdeniy ot Music.October 21, 1880.

New York. World, Oct. 22, 1S30.FEtLow-CiTirES- 8 To use a homely

phrase, we j find that our opponents haveconcluded to swap horses while crossing aHtream. Laughter and applause. Theyattempted first to inflame your mind?againstyour Icllow-citizen- s of the south, a nU nowthey are trying another issue. I am notastonished at this anxiety for labor only twoweeks before the election, nut whydxl theynot have this anxiety at the outset? Theyhave been forced to change their position inthis canvass. The public mind revoltedagainst appeals to pus&ion, directed againstthe people ox tue soutli Hie business menin constant intercourse with that sectionlearned the falsne of the charges broughtagainst it. Driven irum their nrst position.they now . say that the labor of thecountry will i be harmed if GeneralHancock is elected. They claim that thetiresent prostieritv is due to bolitical action.aad not to the lubor of our people in fieldana worksnops. . - , '

WHT Tilt COCSTWT IS PROPötOCS.TVhy are we now prosperous? 'It i 3 be

cause the American people, without distine- -tiou ot party, by their toil In their work-shops and by their attention to business.have gained that wealth, aided bv theboundless harvests which God in His kind-ness has given us, and because the people ofr.urope nave been less fortunate Uian we inthis favored land. But the history of theAdministration itice the war has been themost sad as regards the morals and interestsof our country to be foand on the pages ofhistory. What has made the change? Why

re new factories built all over our land?Why are ail forms of industry now blessedwith prosperity? Every man of intelligenceknows that it is due to the abundance of ourfarm products; to a demand for them fromEurope, and to the low cost of transporta-tion from , the West to the seaboard..The - failure - of the crops in

Kurope made the demand; the labor ofourpeople brought forth the supply. The ques-tion remains, what reduced the cost of trans-portation? Tli at is not only of interest as tothe past, but it is vital to the future. If itcan be kept down we thall be able to keepour foothold in European markets. Ilcpub-publica-ns

claim that their administration isentitled to the credit of this. We chargethat they have destroyed oar ocean tarryingtrade aud that at the outset they opposedthe measure that more than all others helpsour exports at this time. The only thingwhich stands between the products of ourland and the markets of the world is thecost of their transportation. If they couldbe placed there without cost there is no in-dustry that would not nourish. That can'tbe done, bnt the problem of statesmanshipnow is how far we can cut it down.5KCESS.!kY BEV1SCE AMPLR PXOTrCTIOX FOR

m AKrrAcrrRFRs.The Democratic party knows that the

amount of revenue which our Governmenthas to raise will ever afford ample protectionfor all. industrial pursuits. If any modifi-cation of the details oü our revenue lawshave been demanded, they have been as fre-quently on behalf of manufacturers as byothers. The whole public, without regardto party distinction, have rejoiced in theirprosperity.A REAL DAXGF.R TO EMPLOYERS' A HD EMPLOYED.

"There is but one thing manufacturers or'those in their employment have to fear.That is a check upon exports which . willturn the balance of trade against us and putan end to the prosperity of all, pursuits.1 he efforts winch are now openly made byofficials connected with the General Govern-ment to get control of the carrying trade ofour country is full of danger. We knowthat private persons connected with privatocorporations gain unbounded wealth fromthis power. We accept this as one of thelaws of trade, and we seek to hold it incheck by competition. Rival routes are mul-tiplied when profits become too great WhenGovernment officials lay their hands uponthe rights and interests of the people, thereare no laws of commerce, no competitions,that can hold them in check. Just whatMr. Garfield says he wishes to se, ' the gravitation of more power in the hands of theGovernment,' has led to the corruption anddownfall of most of the Nations of theworld. The Republican officials ask of youfor more jurisdiction than wise men seek orhonest men want, tan manufacturers, canbusiness men. can the laboring; classes bejruilty of greater folly than that of placingthe control of all their interests in the handsof those over whom thev can exercise an influence so remote and so weak? This creatState, with its rast commerce, with one--

tenth of the population ot the Union, Jiasabout one-fortie- th representation in theSenate. When rn.cn pay to you, under ourConstitution, that they seek for more power,without defining; or limiting its measure,thev ask for the overthrow of all the maximsand all the principles which the AmericanIeople heretofore held Rarred.

As at'anandagua, X. Y mother was aboutto strike her litMe daushter. who hethought merited a whipping, the Newfound-land dog of the family caught the menac-ing arm in his mouth, but did not bite. Thefather, coming in at the moment, made apretense of punishing the child, when hisarm was arrested tue way.

Boston Police Memoranda.Weekly 3oston Globe.l

Geonre E. Savory, Esq., Assistant PoliceClerk, refers to a case of agonizing sciaticsuherineoi frequent occurence, and whichwas cured by St, Jacob's Oil in less than halfan hour.

Death's Door Stauda Wide OpenFor those who suffer a Oougrh to "run on"until the lungs separate, or the wind-pip- e

and the bronchial tubes become hopelesslydiseased, but for all who resort to Hale sHoney of Horehound and Tar in the earlystages there is immediate relief and the absolute certainty of a permanent core. Soldby druggists.

Pike's Toothache Drops eure in one minute.

The Grand Central Hotel, CG7 Broadway,New York, is one of the finest, if not thefinest hotel in New York City; centrally located, rooontly refurnished and excellentlyKept; charges very moderate.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Harnett's Flavoring Extracts.There 1 no subject which should more engross

attention than the purity of the preparationswhich are used in flavoring the various com-pounds prepared for the human stomach. Bur-

nett's Extracts are prepared from fruits of the bestquality, and are highly concentrated. The "FifthAvenue," "Continental," "Grand Pacific" andother leading hotels use and Indorse Burnett'sExtracts.

oThe mam who heeds not the warning of pain o r

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the forerunner of many organic and func-

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maladies.

An Example of Benefit Arising From aClub.

In large mercantile establishments in New Yorkand other large cities the many employes natur-ally indulge in all the amusements that are going.The passion for investing in lotteries is not an ex-

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of their wages. Hence the club systemwhere all the excitement is furnished of theownership of many tickets held at an ex-

penditure of but a single dollar. Of coursethe amount wou is not as great as when the single bolder holds the entire winniDg ticket Mr.John F. Sass, a prominent business man in theemploy of Messrs. Benton, Faulkner A Bird, No. 35Dey s'reet, New York City, an eminently respecta-ble and large firm of iron fittings, acted as tieasarer for a club of six in the September drawing ofthe Louisiana State Lottery, aud having nailed adillar to M. A. Dauphin, No. 319 llroadway, NewYork City, or to same person at New Orleans, La.,received 11,200 as a recompense. Next I

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PHYSICIANS say it is a PERFHCTtbe sulphate quinine. 8uperior

in tonic properties, and produces no disagreeablefleet.

Dose the Same as Sulphate Quinine..SOLD BY ALL I)K.CG(JIST8. OR 8ENT BY MAIL.

PRICE, 1.50 PER OZ.

BILLINGS, CALPP & CO.,Chemists, Boston. Mass.

WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY.

A First-Cla- ss Furnished Hotel for $81,664 Cash Prizes and 1,416 Property

Prizes Amounting to $369,850.This Drawing will take place at Louisville, K v.,

December 31, 18S0. under authority of a specialact of the Kentucky Legislature, and will be un-der the absolute control of the following disinter-ested Commissioners appointed by the act:lion. Robert Mallory. late M. C, of Oldham

County; L. M. Flournoy, President of the Lou-isville Car Roof Company; Hon. II. P, Whitta-ke- r.

of Covington; Henry Clay, Jr., late Prose-culln- g

Attorney of the Louisville City Court,and U. A. Winston, of the law firm of LA J.Caldwell & Winston, of Louisville

LIST OF PRIZES.The WHIard Hotel, with all iU

furniture and Fixtures.... . .$250 000

One Bnck Residence on Green Street.. ..$15.000One Brick Residence on tireen Street... .. 15,000Two Cath lYizes, each $5.000 - 10,000Two Cash lYizes. each $2,000 - 4,000Five Cash Prizes, each tt.000 .. 5,000Five Cat-- Prizes, each $.V0 .. 2.500Fifty Cash Prizes, ochS10U..M .. 5,000One hundred Cash ITizes, each f00 .. 5,000Five hundred ('ash ITizes, each f20 .. 10,000One Set of liar Furniture .. 1.000One Fine llano- - .ri00

One handsome Silver Tea set..... .. 100400 boxes old Bourbon Whisky, Sao - 11,-fi-

10 Baskets Champange, $35 .

Five hundred Cah lrizes. each 10 5.000400 Boxes Fine Wines. K!0 12,000200 Boxes Robertson Countv hlaky, f30. 6,0004O0 Boxes Havana Cigars. $10 4,000live hundred Cash Prizes, each $10............. 5,000"Whole Tickets, $3. Halves, $4. Quarters, $2.

Responsible agents wanted at all Importantpoints. For circulars, giving full information,and for tickets, address W. C. D. Will 18,

Willard Hotel,Louisville, Kv.

Or W. Scott Glore, Bookseller, No. 10 Fourthstreet, Louisville, Ky.

The notel is now open and will be run by theuüdersigned until it is ready to be transferred tothe lucky winner. The public are invited to stopwith me and see the property for themselves.

W. C. P. WHIPfl.

AGENTS VAirTEDtlTCTUU!i .

tinir iehtne (m Inrentrd. WiU ami a nur oflockings. wiTa If EKL, and TOli complete, in

minutes. It will also knit a jtwU vanetj of fancy-wo- rk

for which there la always a reaIv mntrt Sendfar ctrrnlar nl to th twombly Kntttlisaiacainc Ce.. Waalilwcua su. iMun,

McDonald A Bvtlek. Attorneys for Plaintiff.

SnBRIFF'd SALE. By virtne;of iCeertified copyto me directed, irurn the Clerk oi

the Superior Court of Marion County. Indiana. Ina cause wherein Hekry If. Cook Is plaintiff andHarmon Woodri-f-k et al. are defendants, requir-ing me to make the sum of three thousand twohundred and seventy-nin- e dollars and seventeencents, as provided for in said decree, with intereston said decree and costs. 1 will expose at publicsale, to the highest bidder, 01

SATURDAY, the 20th day of November,A. I). lbM),

the hours of 10 o'clock a, m. and 4 o'clocki. m. of said dav. at the door of the iourt Jloueof Marion County, Indiana, the rents and profitslor a term not seven years oi tlie

real estate, to-wi- t:

Lot No. one hundred and forty-seve- n (147i inWoodruff Place-- , a suburb of the city of Indianapolis, in the County of Marion, and tate of In-diana.

If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy Mdd decree, interest and costs,I will, at the same time and place, expose to pub-lic sale the tee simple of said real estate, or somuch thereof as may tc sufficient to dischargesaid decree, interest and costs. Said sale will bemade without any relief whatever from valuationor appraisement laws.

JOHN 1. ISheriff of Marion Conntv.

October 2.'. A. D. 1RS0. ocL25-3-

McDonald & Bdtler, Attorneys.

SHERIFFS SALE. By virtne of a certified copyto me directed, from the Clerk of

the Superior Court of Marion County, Indiana,inarause wherein Henry II, Cook is plaintilTandJoseph A. Moore et al. are defendants, requiringme to mace we sum ot uree inousanu one Hun-dred and thirty-nin- e dnllurs and thirty-on- e cents,as provided for in said decree, with Interest onsaid decree and costs, 1 will expose at public sale,to me nignest bidder, on

SATURDAY, tlie 20th day of November, A.JJ. 1680,

between the bonrs of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the CourtHouse oi Marion tounty, Indiana, the rents amiprofits for a term not exceeding seven years oftne ioiiowing real estate, to-w- it:

Lot number hfty-si- x In woodruff ITace. asuburb of the Cfty of Indianapolis, Marion County,inaiana.

If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest andcosts, I wttl, at the same time and place, exposein puoiic saie me lee simple oi aaia real estate,or so rauch thereof as maybe sufficient to dis-charge said decree, interest and cost, 8aid salewill be made witbont any relief whatever fromvaluation, or appraisement law.

JU11M T. rKKSL.Y.Sheriff of Marion County.

October 25, A. D. 1880.

McDonald & Butler, Attorneys.

QIIERIFF'S SALE. By virtne of a eertified copyU of a aecree to me airectea, iroiu the Clerk ofthe Superior Court of Marion County. Indiana, hia cause wherein Hknby H. Cook is plaintiff andJohn M.J upah et al. are defendants, requiringme to mate tne sum ot in roe tnousanu two nuudred and eighty-si- x dollars and ninety-on- e cents,as provided for in said decree, with interest onsaid decree and copta, I will expone at public sale,io me nigneci Diaaer, on

SATURDAY, the 20t'i day of Nove nber, AD. 1S80,

between the hours of 10 o'clock a. ra. and 4 o'clockp. m., of said day. at the door of the Court Houseof Marion Connty, Indiana, tbe rents and profitsfor a term not exceeding seven years, of tbe follow-ing real estate, to-wi- t:

Lot number fourteen (14) in Woodruff Flace, asuburb of the City of Indianapolis, Marion Oouilty,inuiaua.

If sucn rents and profits will not sell for a snftlcient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs,I will, at the same time and place, exixiee to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or somuch thereof as may be sufficient to dischargesaid decree, interest aud costs. Said sale will bemade without any relief whatever from valuationor appraisement laws.

JOHN T. PREPSLY,Sheriff of Marion County

October 25, A. D. 1880.

Itcb. 2n.it. tt EteeL for Cr.tr Sxlattt.13 to Holland from f-- 00 to 500-0-

0 EveryMarcUing l lob should nave one. Writ for PrieoLut of Small Cannon. Address. T. n. JOH SSTÜN.Great Western Gun Works fittsTrarph, fa.Ü. B. Our New Gun and liorolrei .List lor 19)0,now readv. Sent FreenDasHWCi

(JC tn COfl per day at home. Bam plea worth $00)J IU u6U free. Address STINSON' fc CO., Port--

land. Mair.e.

pWB)

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abouteither

price.work belnc completed AprU, rsui, eooner.

October anecial irKhioeinentaej.eo. of that

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ana doce what it beUte

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electrotype

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il oenta. V be ready) UWl .nil M.flr Iric

thm 00 aha Theall

fTJhrary KnowledgetOhambers's vola.,

fcncyclopavlla,

Rome, Tota., 93.00.. Macaulay'a vole,, LSS.

tote ana oenia.' Macanlay's vols.,

literature, vols,i vola..

Life Words 60Coneordanoe, refmM, (9.

BiogTaphy, vols.,took Illus.,

40 StähalteerwarVs '

oeatapf

Adventaree-o-f 0Ulua., 40

Pilgrim's Uhm, 40lira,,

Munchaueen IThn, eenta.by oenta.

STANDS THE WORLD.rha Aon Chills

FRANKFORT

School Fund LotteijOf Kcptely, at Loolviille Xy.

Second Drawing en the 4th of Nov., 1880.

CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000.1 CAFITAL1 drnnd Prise l.tWlYie "

Orand IYu .0005 Prizes, $1.ouo each s.ooo

20 .lot) lYiües, h . 10.000Mi .'s) cat h 10.000

Approximation lYi:es, iH) 10,000

1.3-J-9 Total ..105,000

Whole Ticltet, 2; Ticket, $1.All prizes promptly paid after tbe drawing. A

list of will t sent immediately thedrawing, and publihed In the leading papers ofthe This drawing will certainlytake place on tbe 4th of November. IksO, aud thesame sehemi, presented monthly, take place

tbe 4th of each succeeding month, provided itdoes not Sunday, and if It does, the f'at- -;iruay preceding.There neither he a Postponement nor

Scaling.Col. A. i. Hodtres Cant. Wm. Johnston,

iouisville. will aierintend the drawing, thanwhom two more honorable gentlemen do not livein Kentucky, both of are well andregarded as gentlemen of spotless integrity.

B. C. WINTEESMITH, Supervisor,No. 3 Mozart Building. Ky.

Tickets now at the of A. W. Harris& Co., 210 Broad New York. Orders for tick-ets can be by mail express.always us.- - w ithont discount,and all necessary Liformaiion byA. W. Harris 240 Broadway,

at Chicago, G. W . IX) RD, No. l- -t

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Encvclopasdia, 16 tl.kO.American AddiUoos to Chambers a 4

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Young'a Bible 311.40Acme Dbrary of S eenta.

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Complete Work, 1.60.

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