Greencastle Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1878 — Page 4

SoineiliiniitaUnderttieiiun! VEGETI1TE ©mncastlf ¥-a»an.

IS MY FAMILY

IVISOICINS; I WISH NO OTHER. Provwlenrc*. April, 7, 187:'.. Mn. II. U. STEVKNS—I>enr H, r: When 1 rImmiI k yoar* of airo a humor l>rok«* out upon me, whh'h mv mother trio.i io «*iire by giving me herb t*oi* hii«1 all oth»*i- sii«*h remer]i(>.s um hIi*’ knew of, hut it contin'.h' I to grow h .r-*n, until finallv Mie i:on‘«ultt*'l h phvMieian an I he miitl 1 ha<l tho ^«lt ilieum, au»l Hortore I me for thnt eoniplnint. He relieve l me nouie. hut «ai<l I e<uiM not he permanently eiired tli* di^ea^e originated in the blood. I r« m * ie<l ;i g’. at •• 'Merer for *«ever.il ye ira, until I heard of and eonmilt^d a phv*ieian. who eaid I had the serofiihiM hnmor and if I would allow him to doctor me he would eure me. I did mo, and he eommonecd healing unliiy w •»re * and sue. eeded in ofleeting an external eure. but in a slioit timothe diaea^e nppeareil again in a worse fiirtn than ever, a* 4 eain-ero.iH hunior upon my lungs, throat and head. I sutfered t • most teiiihle pain, and thtre seemed to he no remedy, and my friend* thought I must n ion die, when mv i»ttenth n > e i while re eling a newspaper, to a X’F'tiHTINR testininiiial of Mrs. Waterhoiis*-, No .>4 Athens street. South

and

TIEilHj

on, * being

ng I

ST. JOHN Sewing Machine.

mm? . Dur ible Meehine

»tan ls to-lay without an erpml among nil the maohinr* now m the market. CmII in and ^eo it, admire it. buy u. |. |*. < u ^ \Y 1.1-.Y'M S. M *.•;< ney, one door h >nth ot post-idfiee. 1’.^. While I make n sp e in!ty of t ho St. John, 1 wilialiio furtu5h any <>ther maeb ino w hen de8ired. As* 11, needles, nUaehmentM. and piirta, tor all kinds r.f tnHehiiies All makes of inaehine.a

r*r'* »

r.v hank i ti• nr.

iMatrict of Indiana: < f Ilee.eniher, 1^77.

At Indianapolis the IRth day

rointmeni as Assignee of

rutunm (louut

ome II M K1 roy, of

Siaie of Indiana, within the said

The undorsigneJ herebr g vea noijee of hia sp-

iff

uuty,

I ■ atrud, w ho iiaK i.een a ij > I m . :i hank; opt upon his own petition by the hist • t I'oijrt of said Ins tried. 1 ’ KtHt<t I.' K. M ■' i I.NNfS, Anaignee.

M -.Aw.

CASTLE MILLS, Soutli Greenravtle, Ind.

pemonally ecqiiainted with her and *r former feeble health. I eonelllded I

ATomd try the Wgefine. After I had taken a few bottles It seemed to foree the sores out of my system. I had running sores in my ears which for a time were very miinfnl, but I eontinued to take the Vegetinc until I had taken about 25 bottles, my health improving ad the time from the eommeiioeinent of tin* first bottle, and the sores to heal. I eommen’ed taking the Wgetme in 1872, and continued its cou-ditnt n-e for six months At the prevent time my In:.1th is better than it over haa been -in«'o I a ehild The Vogetire is what helped me, :in i 1 most cordially recommend it to all sufferers, • iailv mv friends I ha I b«eu a snltcrer for over '.U\e «r-, an 1 until I used the V’egetine, I found no remedy; now I use it ait my

family medicine, and wish no other.

Mas. 11. <\ t’O'JPER,

No. 1 Jot Street, Providence, H. I.

VEGETINE.

"iho range of disordera whieh yield totheinflueu.'e« fth:s me l . ine, and the niimber of defiued dlscnsea w inch it never fails to cure, are greater Mihii any other • ingle medicine has hitherto been even recommended for t v anv other than tho pro-prietort-of «ouio '|ii.e , k nostrum. These diseases are Scrofula and nil eruptive diseases and Tumors, ItheiiniatInin, t»*»uf. Neuralgia, and Spinal tloinplamts and nil intlammatoL'y symptoms; Tleors, all M’philitic disc.ces. Ui Jney and Ida bier diseases l>ropsy, the whole tram of painful disorders which so generally af!t u American women, and which j carry annually tliouvnndH <»f them to premature graves; I>\>pepein, that universal eiirne of Atm n••au manlio.i J, Il iKhuni. Ihies. Constipation, Nervousness. Inability to sleep,and impure blood This im a formidable list of human ailments for I any single medicine to tm*''*ef.srully attack, mid it is 1 d r d protiahle tliat any ono article before thi» public ba^ the power t- cure the oiirirter ol them except \ age to e 11 | . v s ttic h.\* it the root of t he tree of •tiHeaHe l»y first eliminatii'g every impurity from tho blood, promoti g the s^rretions, opening (he

rat er.cfipe valves of the

liver to its full and natural action,

‘igfHtion.

jc.ras ilie greit «• . ape valves o| the syntem in-

vigorating Ilia lire* toils full and nat cleansing the s'oniaeh and atrenglhenmg di,

This muefi aecoinphshed, the speedy

inanent . ore of nid only the diseases we have

per-

Fleur, shorts, 'bran, CORN MEAL and FEFJ>.

Cash paid for pin of ail kinds, CALLENDER &. DUNN, , 2 !, Proprietors.

HARRIS & (■(>..

MtttERS,

xnr.ES* •Axrr.r., rxn.

We have jnst re-bhilt •nr mil!, nn I have in it lha

rmimeiKted, but likewise the whole train of chronic and constitutional <1 iMor.lers, is certain to follow, j 1 Iiim is nrecisely w bat X’egetine does, and it does it 'piiekly. ui. I v., easily, tbut it is an Hc<‘omp|ished I fact almost before the patient it* awuie of it hm^elf. BEST REMEDY IN THE LAND Kittle F.iIIh, N. > , Sept. 21, 187*. Mb. II. It. St rv it Mi I>rar Sir —1 d# silo to state to you that I was afHiej ted with a lireakmg out of blotches and pimples on *t»y lace and neck for several vonrs. I have tried i many remedies, but none cured the humor • n my fad.', a fid nccl,. After lining two or throo hottlcs nf > our \ rgrfiu* tho htimo!' was entirely cured. I do re.’tamly believe it is the best medicine for all im* 1 piiritien of the bk> ».| tlmt there is in the land, ami would highly recommend it to the afflicted public. Truly vo.ii**, I*. PKIIHINK, Architect. Mr Perrin# is \ well known architect and huild- : er at Kittle Falls, V Y., having lived thero uni in ♦ he ricinitv for tbo Inst thirty-three yeafM. VEGETINE

J* re pa reil by

II. K. STKYK.VS, lli>sto!i, Mass. VEGETINE is Sold by all Druggists.

Nat lev to stark Haiders. rpMK annuAl elect.'.n of hre. iors of the Indian I spolis, (1 rei’iic:*s11e mid Wabash Turnpike or travel Rond Compniiv amM be held at the offl(*e ..f the Company in toe t hty of t.reencastlc, the first Monday (7th d .y) of January, Ists. eommenclng at 10 o c|ru U A. M. Aimo, any amendments or rr-viH* “'•is (hat may he thought advisable, may he m i^r to the code of by laws at that time. JAMES T. DENNY, Secretary

mo«kiinery in use We w III do all kinds of eustom work, and keep fch* best float* tn the market for sale. All w®rkguaranteed satisfactorily. Highest market phe« paid for wheat 4.*»-(f

DO YOU WANT ONE! Just the thing to keep boys at home m the evenings and to train them in habits of business. PRINTING presses for amateurs, With typ-i ink, *e., nod •»«rythliin n«c»»»»ry foi

work at

$5 and $10 Each.

The proprietors of the New Yotk Courier (establish# I in IMA) have .a bled to their publishing hiisl. ■ess the manufacture and sale of small Printing Presses, for the use of amateurs, together w ith the #ale of type, ink, ^e . requisite for their use. The reputation of the New York Conner, which is known all over the Dnited Seated, is a guarantee that whatever they off-r is as represented. The presses* here offered are largo enough to print cards, labels, letter heals, odd all oilier small work. They are constructed oh the same principles ad the large pressed used by job printers, #nd they are guaranteed to do ns good work as the

b#«u large presses.

Mfk mm On receipt of Five Dollhrs we will send to t-N anv address a **lf inking press ns atorew v ; *• * I, to (ether irlth fo ir variotioe of typo ^ pi i i small can of printer's ink—orory hing complete for printing. ,

~ i),i receipt of Ton Dollars we will sen I a prevs of Urge sue. and mure ri pid working, with s«lf acting rollers, eight kinds <.f type and two colors of Ink.

Phe operation of using thoso messes is so sun* pU that any boy of ten years will master t at the first trial. Full printed in-tructions, however,

aocompany ea*h press.

With the large •* ia a 1» ismess min can quickly

HERE!! HEftE!! HERE!! What is the use of using every quack nosiri.m in the land and (hen not effect n cure of tl:*» Ague, when t»y calling on m« I will effect a permanent cure for fl ()u. I manufacture my own medicine which is perfectly huiuileds. I can cure anv case of Ague. D. H. SHANNON'. at the Clerk's office. (ireencastle, Ind.,Sept. 1, 1877. :;5-lvi

^Dnr*

-\SI4 (he tecoverod dyspeptic, billions mif(crers, victims of fever and ague, the mercnnkI diseased p a t i e n t how they roeovered health, cheerful spirits md good apetite; they a ill tell you by taking immosh' KtVr.R Krou1. A TO It.

The Cheapest, Purest and best Family Medicine in the World! Fcr DYHPKPHI\. roNsTIPATION, Jaundiee, Hi I ions at (ii«-ks, S|r K II E A DACH !•., Colic, Depression ofSpirits, suCK SToM \CH, Heart Hum, Ac , 'Fins nr rivalled hout hern Hemcdv is warranterl not to contain a smgie particle of M RRtruv, or any injurious inmeaal sulmlanee, hut is.

PURELY VEGETABLE,

nmfc*m $10

nave the cost o» a aress »»v doing h's own printing. A boy. even with the smaller sue. can soon make euough money by printing cards, A*., to pay the cost of his pres*. Eemember w<* guarantee these presses, both sites, to work perfe ’tly. They are now being sold ▼•i v rapidly, an l in every cate the purchaser is delighted. A father can not do h better thing for his boy than to buy him one of these interesting an I u^efo machines. Boys are li ghly please I with them, and they arc mom potent than any other influence to inculcate ousmess habits, and win hoys from • he dangers ol i lly spent evenings. Send remittance by po*t offl *e money orders or registered - . mu w v o it ii raritir.u, Beckman Street, P. <» Box 2924, New York.

47-Jm.

containing thos' Hoots ami Herbs, which an allwise Provuiem-e has placed in countries where Liver Diseases most prevail. II ttlllrtir«* nil IHwcneo* «‘iiiihc<| lij Hi* I’n n i; iiM’ii f of ilK*

I<iv«*r nml IIowgIn.

The dYMI , ToM' < of Liver (’omplaint are a hit er or bad taste in tho mouth ; Pain in the Hack, Sides or Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism ; Sour Stomach; Loss of Appet i :e; Ho we It alternately eoa11vo ami lax; Headii‘ , lie; Loss of memory, with a painful sensation of having failed to do something which ought to have been done; DKIHLITY, Low Spirits, a thick yellow appearance of the Skin and Fyes, a dry cough often mistaken for Honeumptien. Hometimee many of these symptoms nttend the

rebel clainifi,

, ... . , sheineg to b«!

disease, at others very lew; but the Kivr.H, the Urg- .. ... est organ in the body, is generally the seat of the ftliy possibility disease, and if not regulated in time, great •lifter- nhoilM SUCCtioli

the pubHo

disease, and if not regulated in time, great Hiiflering, wretchedness and DKATH w ill ensue. I can recommend an an efficacious remedy for disease ef tho Liv*i, Heartburn and Dyspepsia, Simmons’ Liver Regulator. Lkwis G. Wt wra. lf.2G Mahtra Hthrrt Ysmistamt Post Mastrb, Pum a-

DI I .I'M I A

‘W« have teste<l

know that for bing Headache,

ever saw. We have f t ied forty other remedies before Simmons’ Liver ID* ulator, hut none of them

The Demonetization of SilverThe ludianapols News. The Ncwb lias railed attention to the fact that tho advocate* of Lite remouetizatiou of silver place it on the ground of thorough dishonesty. They insist that its demonetization was a great wrong to the debtor class, and to the (lovernment as a debtor, because it deprived them of the privilege of paying their debts in the cheaper metal. They insist on its remonetization on the ground that this will restore thin privilege. It is therefore simply a proposition to scale debts— in plain English, to cheat creditor*— and therefore be denounced by all honest people, regardless of any other consideration. And so the News has not scrupled to denounce it. What add* to the thorough dishonesty of the proposition are the utter falsehoods to which its advocates resort in its defense. They allege that in the demonetization of silver the interests of the debtor were sacrificed to those of the creditor, because he was deprived of the privilege of paying his debts in the cheaper money. This is false, for when the coinage bill was passed, dropping the dollar of the fathers from this list this dollar was worth three cents more than the gold dollar. It was therefore the dearer and not the cheaper dollar which was dropped. The cheapening of silver was an after result, not contemplate 1 in the act, and having no relation to the existing rights of debtor or creditor. Again: They allege that this demonetization was accomplished surreptitiously; that nobody knew it was proposed, and that as a hastily and secret act of legislation it ought to be cancelled. But this is just as foreign to truth. The measure was proposed, and the bill was prepared by tin- Comptroller of Currency, Hon. J. J. Knox; it was elaborately explained and advocated in his published reports; it was before Congress for three years; was before a dozen committees; was reported on and debated half a dozen times; passed the House, was amended in the Senate, and again passed the House. In fact it is safe to say that no financial law of the last ^0 years ever received so much legislative consideration. And those who say it was hasty or surreptitious are guilty of inexcusable • ignorance or utter mendacity. Farther, it was considered reported upon favorably and advocated upon the floors of Congress, by men who now denounce it, and who utter these falsehoods concerning it, of whom Win. I). Kelley is a precious specimen. This gentleman had the bill before his committee more than once, himself reported in its fav,or, took the floor in its defense, declared the impracticability of n double standard, stated the value of the silver dollar to he 08, and now he demonstrates himself to be a pestilent demagogue in denouncing his own law, and shouting for more silver and unlimited greenback*.

- • **i—

A Solid South and What it Moons.

Lsifjuotto Jonmr.l.

The South is solidly Democratic, and all the aonccssious the President has made have failed to make any impression upon its ranks. The Hepulilicans, dispirited and disorganized, have abandoned the contest, because it would have been useless to continue a struggle so hopeless—a struggle in which they could neither have a fair expression, and in which, even if successful, they would be defrauded of the fruits of their victory. Thelateeleotion in Georgia, the fraud perpetrated in Beaufort County, South Carolina; the hold and defiant tone of the Southern press; the expulsion of seventeen Republican members of the Soutli Carolina Legislature, and the seating in their stead of Democrats not legally elected—have hut one meaning; that is, to get and retain control of

the State government.

A solid South may be looked upon with some degree of alarm. The fact that the repudiation of State debts lias been almost the first act that has marked the complete restoration of the Democratic power in the Soutli is a sufficient cause to excite serious apprehension. At tho same time while compromising State credit a vigorous effort is in contemplation to obtain appropriations from tho National Treasury for internal improvements. The Texas Pacific Railway, the construction of various canals, the improvent of tin* Mississippi levee, at the expense of the Government, are favorite projects. The refunding of the cotton tax, the payment of the

are other cherished actively pressed if by the Democratic party in getting control of purse. A section that is

Prom our Indiana Exchanges. IVIplli Jonraal. Individual prosperity must largely depend on the enterprise of the county in which you live, and tliat in turn is vastly subserved by the local press. If you take several periodicals and papers, let your county paper be one of them, and if you feel unable to take but one, let that one be your home

paper.

Brasil Mirrar.

We are in receipt of a letter from Col. C. C. Mason, of Greencastlo, in which be requests us to say that he is not a candidate for the Judgeship of this Judicial Circuit.

La Fayette Journal.

That LaFayettc should so long have been without a public library is a matter of surprise. A public library, comprising a well-selected assortment of books accessible to the public, would be of almost incalculable benetit morally and socially. Many who seek to pass away an idle hour after the business and labor of the day has closed, resort to the gaming or billiard table, where perhaps worse habits 1 may be contracted. Furnished a place where a pleasant hour might be usefully spent in the acquirement of knowledge, the mental energies stimulated into activity, sound morality inculcated, social intercourse held and the amenities of lif" cultivated to a greater extent, would be an inestimable blessing to those who participate, and to the community at large. Mar tin# villa U*pubiionn. In 1774 Lawrence county got rattled over the cry of reform, and elected a sort of hybrid ticket under that delusive banner, by which a few Democrats slipped into office tor the first time since the halcyon days of Jimmy Buchanan. Among those reform Democrats was the county treasurer, who served about eighteen months and died. An investigation into the affairs of the office revealed the fact that in the name of reform, the office was

$15,0(Xi behind. CrawfoPlsvillo Journal.

Mrs. Russell, the temperance worker, was made the recipient of a handsome silver cup, presented her by R. B. William* and John Robbins, two of the blue ribbon boys, on Christinas

day.

A mechanic of this city was offered $8 if he would sign the jdedgo last Monday night, and not drink any on Christmas day, but he declined and got as drunk as a lord before Christinas was over. Farmers are becoming very tired of the mud embargo, and many of them are beginning to realize that bad roads are much more expensive to them than the cost of constructing gravel roads. The Jouriifil received s leller the other day from a student attending an educational institution at a distant point, making the proposition, that if the paper is sent to him one year free, lie would send notes concerning the said institution. Accompanying his proposition was an advertisement worth $10 or $12, which he called “Notes concerning the school ns seen by a Rtinlent.” Well, some people liavo curious ideas concerning newspapers.

IMPORTANT LETTER From a Distinguished Physician.

n°,»o?

Ciurrli V . .him - f »i:wlf. of tail--, o: ninM - m

J. K. LANGDON,

-DEALER IN

j or h ti*-

iiSteKSSSSKSll: k 9 I'.U'teiL i I r.x hat *ua my L' ^r’y ivc1 v 2 ;; Ilk. !y tu s:»tc l t * ’ n t'A U4U , J/,.? r r

.>>• cllrvt

Ibu grave. It 1* t.nio t C f till# t«*rrit)Iodine:

wltlilu tho reach of n!l pu##ed 1' -O * 1: p.D nt aud trubtwor: v. Than w r.n methO’l adopted tv Dr. Kimfortl i:i I

ha# won my bear'i **h

net'i-t v hull all the u—...-

Jt rl< . :«t the root of tho «1 »ca»e, HckhI. Hhllc It heal# the ulcerated i_

yjt: 1 f rc«# »itc tOO f ir v\ImUbled, HlU*t, In tOC *, • *. m *- lcrl, - v f '«-“• 1 !fe “ CKO hfmsd. M. i». Xobscott Bloc*. So. rioMuinu.**. Oct. I. in. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE ^ I AY nafely claim to b# rmn of the few popular remo* die# raf IvIuk the approval ol medical tfcutlemen. Mho, hi private, not only freely r« co.umc-n Jt but u <. P. In tlicl. f.iujlllv# m preference to any of luc prepuru-

ti >; $ uaunlly prcacrilu d by phyaiclan#.

" Y ou a."* aware," ► d mli»(t!i|{uisli d city physician, “that icy ojliKatl > tho llu*. Medical bocifty a'C finch th.it I caun< ’ public!/ recommend or prebcrlbc the 1 .die .1 Curo . b ' - • I r*( • ired #o tnucU relief fr.’!u • u 2 j c f i t R > y:' .. liter * tliorouirit trial of the usual

TC'lks, T La vo i v.iD 'y •» lvi#(*d It

School aud Miscellaneoun MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STATIONERY and NEWS, Koiilh-cimt 4'oriirr Public «qnnr€*. pt nttentlon ^Itou to orxler^ for finythinif in,

Prom

tho line.

11.

BREAD

CAKES. »on s PlES.fc,

llftkcd an-l tlaliveie.l dkll* t 0 ’ ''''kl Bakery o» Main itre.t n. nr SomhT’\ may be sent throogb the Po« offlo , • .J

tH'KLKV LUET^

2(Mf.

DEALERS IX-

’i»cd It# n#e. und prcHif.iC Ice# loau ouu hundred of

if nodlc#, T Lavo p: vat« 'y i .’i.tvn rant to your fi'.orw

L.y for Jt.”

UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

/ • f; '.’TI.EMFN, — w« hero #old iAvroRr’s Radical * t ft lor nearly one year, and can #:<y candidly

: I n nlmilnr j^reparutloa thnt pan* such

FLOUR. Meal* Corn, Oats, Bran, Ship<fec. <; in N inliverotl ; any part ol tho city I'lli'E or * 4H(«r. Prices low t' (lie lowest, (’all »n i moo um opposite the Postoffioe. 4L-ly

Cheap Kindli n „

p'm or tl.c- .'.’.y '

ao-tr.

uivcraal a.itl factiou.

l.nlut y-1.

Ye IDO

p v

nirtllc

mt In the habit of rocomi

but y ur prcparaih

vlnccdoflt# great lucrit so tlmtthc r jafferlnf will he relieved. We to»ro keen In the drax Unilncii far the past iwelvo years constantly, and bold cvtvylhlnif for ( .wurrb, but yours leads all th" r -t. If yu pro proper ▼t*u c»;b u#e thJ# letter or any part of it that yon wish.

Very truly your#. K D. !’• NLDwCN A CO

TVbolosale uii'l I’etnM Denier# in i>r;tir\ Books and

Stationery, Waskliigtou, lixl., Feb, kD, l?78.

mm Cheapest and Best.

ommcndlnfr patent

cieet# the want# of

Hill’s Art Gallon i The undersigned, for more tl ' TWENTY YEJSsI A resident photogrn pher of the city 0 f r„

tie, I, non- making the

CUIC^Q-O

small picture*, ns also the

eopving and onUr t!

colonnit In

from I,,, (

Each DQckaef contains Dr. Pnnford’slmpro ingT ube, and full dlri ctio:.# for ttsr In ull c-j3i |1.W. For sale by all w lolrsnle i d retail

ovcdlnhr.l-

Price,

rase#. Price

Rile by all v, u>Jr-nlc i d retail dra;'g ■ ■

amt d' ale re throw '!:out Ilia l itf*l it ate# .i-kI i a d •*. WEEKS A POl i ll !. C' r.cral A^eut# and Whole, lo

Druggists, Button, Mnss.

soujisSi VOLTAIC PLASTER An F.lectvo-Galvnnlc IJatterT combined with n hialily .Yirdica*cd Hirengthening Plaster* lormliig tko bt ^r Planter lor imlnnaud acbeu

iu the \Y orld oi Mrdicino*

imil msi! iainktt ' c ° |o|s ' p *i ^ 0 * work olthl* kind of all »|*e iM(t I

_ . _ . Tho eolorinj being don, br

he People S Paper! Mrs. Josephine Throsi

A An flisl .-Isj-i arl'it who doc. iiothinj ,,

KU i.ar.les «j go ,d work In every rcpci, *

had e. _-,v .ore and at

SV column*, /lllril tdtJi Kititorlnls t Xara, Ayrlcultural, Mineeltany and Mnrhct Fir.

ports.

ELECTRICITY

A# n grand _ eqavtlltd by an 111. I.ealiliK #> !•

rcstor.:! iuu by ui-unu of dec trie: last rcsott of nil physicians and

irt. by i

curative nnd rcs^orattro agent Is not y element or uu dlclnc in the bistor L nl s? tho vital - - - .

Ulcinc in the history of ark has fled tho body,

possible. It 1

:ooi;8, aud

0.ie Copy 1 year, Map Paid. Clnto of Fiyc, Clnlis of TenClalis of Twenty, “

75c. 70c. 65c. 60c.

I.OWMJ? PRICES eousidcrinx tho quality of -lie work The msuv-leoMod .. . sonnlly with the artist, must be appar^i,,*.' liariug work *f this kind d me; and.vl. eurm* It at first hands.

spark •tty Is r

l iS til3

rcsott of i'll physicians ami iurtjookb, aud ha# n fill thomnmls. nppnrcntly dead. Irom uu untimely grave, wli-.-n no o m r liuman ngt nay could have sue-

resded. This U Ihv: kadi

Pltfcter.

i«y could have sue-

ug curutivo dement iu Md# BALSAM AND

a frn-.rrant balsam i.ri' k>-* wtll known to ;l, healiy.g. #oot’.i.

kuow.i tn

The h#nl!n^ propsrtles of ot;r and pine u.nl tin gum#cl'the LnM require dc*cri| Don. I hclr jr

Ing, uud Ktri n/HiCiilti.'r p; it ■» are l.uow.; tn t!i- • , 1 nportn.t i!! -covet lc< i.i |>!iur;r.-.- Lva!.v J this rc#i)ect our I luster Is the P Jt in uoc wtlhcut lu*

aid of «icctriaty. TWO IN

Thus combto-d wo! uve tro (rrnml medical CirentB i n

nil ot wiiicli periorin** Ic# fi* iction i n

v.aili, ' ory of

The Daily One Year- Map paid,

" 1

’ost

All t!:ut we *ak I, u careful work and apeeimon, cu hands,

that we shall he able to meet all the r

of the most entioal jjublic.

*' faiiiiiiation

1 'tsmrftina,

$?.00

suisFum nmnn

arts of Y oar in Proportion. "P<*ne to grimily enlarpoTHE DAII.Y l‘OST

mi i.. i tetoher, ulter wliiult the price iII be fllojto m - t __ - ttuge im id. \ 11 who jiubneribe b fore

id. at ttro Dtcsenf rate of 'T.Rdwill re* etthirged paper (<> the end of their time

ithoitt extr.i <• hit rye.

Sumo tertii# to A Kent# or. both Daily ami Weedrly

AddrotH

all cases.

Block

Uespectfiilly,

Aitr m reuiu ln ur^.y,,

West Side Square, oyer New y„rt Si,„,

Sl-Iy,

lust yeui'.

on ,. .. n ol \..... a f'*'i :,,r:ns ;,# fr ct,- . ,\ produi' H moru cun# t:.:.;i a .y limmcnt, lotk. i, cr Iiia:‘ < r , ver lifloro < omp undi d la th- L. fc t

inculclnc. nyoac. l’i;ic

THE POST.

dearborn Si.. 4 liien^o.

Notice to Non Uesldents.

• tatfl "flndi in.i, Hutiiain County, in the Put-

ifit;'. Cmirt, l\*hiTi tiy torm, Is’k.

s. I’lGi y vh,Cornelia F. Endcsou nnd

Resumption in France.

The B.mk of France resumed specie

Eold by ullMlio1' Silu u:.d Ketnll Druggists throurb- t <

FuriKH,e

mwmm-n N"t\ »•' riios tho plaintilf, hy .In-'. K. Millei .ftttor-

ne v, and fiiox his I'niiinbint herein to'/other with nn ntliduvit tliut ‘•ni-.l ilei'<‘ndnnt#, Cornelin K, .ImdtH'Mi nnd - — Jar loon, arc not fCHideiU.s of

j tho State ol Indiana.

i Notion is thereioro hereby jviren gahl defendunf.o ! that unless they ho and apponr on tho l-'tth duv of i the next tonn of tho Putnam Cnviiit (!ourt, to l#o ' liv’d do n «in tliu liith ot Fohnta ry, A. D. Ib78, at tho j Court Il'Hiso m GroonoHstlo, in said County nnd statA*, and nnHwomr demur to paid ooinplumt, tho , sumo will he hoard nud doterinmed in thoir.ih-

so: #.

Whiiomp, my naino nnd tho seal of «aid Court, nflivofl a Micfti •nstle, thi«* l id day of Jan., K. D ; 1*78. m. D. BBIDfiES,Clerk. I ll-.s.l _ ;iui

lU'.ddcnls.

in tho Put.

i- ::r Ers-sssrzs ztizin 2sad tee

-■ r .; T -T

; • ...M^GWUiigULLi

J. A. HILl,

vrUJLJLl, . Wen. ■ ,1 a |...r»#n iu evm i ». -

t:.kp m'luicription* for tl,.- !.,r«.-at, el,.;, ». -.t IIIUMtrnte.l family |m .1 - : ..„ , v . ,

\ny one can hvr-omp .ueees.ful i..

niosi elnrint wm-kaofai-tKivonfie. • .

Hie |>nce 18 e, low that ulmosl cvrrvi - ' .ser:rio-., line agent reporta in.ikm ■ .,i . ,.

wenk. A Indy ngoiir report a i auh-enb.-ia m ton ilnyn. All who . n. :-. jneiioy fist. Y on >-;in devot.. ill vourtii ■ huain.-sa, or only your spare lime. Von n.

I’" ,r , uni l»> '•* over night. Vonoau -i i j. 1 "oil a* other*. Full parti,-ulnr-. d.r..-ri.. c . lerum fioe. JCIegnnt no I expnnaive out,!- fr... ; you w ant protttahle work rend u- v-our -1,1,1-.....

nnoe. It oo-t s

Vt f

::: a-'

. i . 1- M..ntl:|jr tlcvoteil In ::.-.r.;-AL 3 e-ccitcei.

• I i '.t -xi.i ii ■c.t IW- V* -Ii < ill AIttencm ' ■ ' " ’• v*. Iti* til • 1 • - I.AMKI md

' 'I ' •' ■.'" R ,f » ^ "t •VCkLt' : ^

it 5a. 371St. CUeip.

ork aend ua your ruhlr.i, u nolliing to try the husim'-, N»

one who engage* fad. to make -.-e.it |,,v

1 I’ortlnmi Maine. It.h

'The People'-. Journal."

'..Ui. J. .

$933

The ilifTereueo in anti iiaper long The hank holds in the |>i'eciotis ol silver being silver five-franc

uKi.rniA

tostod itg virtues, peraonnlly. and DyapepMia, HiltoiiMnesH, tjttd Tnrobi», it is tli#* host medicine the world

*>r,

Kay«* 11^ more than temporary relief; hut Hie Hogu.

Intor not only relieved, hut cured us.’’

indifferent to its own credit could not be expected to have much appreciation of what is due to the honor of the Nation. With a divided West the danger will he argumented.

-Ko. Tin-

VRATR AKD MRMHRNliKn, MaCOIl, (ifl-

CEMETERY GREENHOUSE

BA.D

CHEAT 3

Eowsring Plants! TT is with pleasure I announce that I am ready to 1 supply my customers with a choice stock of plant# id great variety, plants that are henltny and

l##rdv, at low prices.

Geranium# over TOGO in stock. Single. | ■ vard, Variegated foliage. 16 cents and upward; scented. t ##ot# and upward; Fuchataa, 6 cent- each and upward' Heliotrope, 10 cents each and upward; Verltenas. cent# an 1 10 cent# ; 5 different k nds of flowering Begonia, 6 cent* ^nd upward; Hanging Baskets filled tor eale at 60 cent# and |1.00 each. Vary large supply of fl >wer pots for eale *heHp. Alt order# d*liver«d tn the city u-tf J Wfl.PiOW. mm* TJTT~} Tw llic Worklnit C’lavw.-We are now pro p ared to f t rmsh all clt##e# with constant emnlo^ os#nt at ho-ne, the whole of the tim . or for their • pare moment#. BuaineM new, light and proflta hie. Perfon# of either mox easily earn from 60 cent# to I* per evening, an I a proportional earn bv devount their wtiole ti ue to the bmioeev. Ifc>v« an 1 girl# nearly a# much men That all wlfco #ec thi# notice m tv 8«a I their ad Iress, and To •ue^i *# are not well eatisfle I we wiH #e-i I one 40ll*r to pay for trouble of writing. Full ptrNhWlitrTt. t' or 1 -- worth seven' 4 »IUr* tA^immau** work on, an I a eopv of florae and Fir««i le ooe the Ur<#«t an 1 best illustrate I Puhhcatious, 1 a*^s fr## br risil. K-a lor, if you want penoa•er. . profltahfe work, aidrea#, * mw n+iK 'trnidQN a qo# fr w ,|• Portfsnd.

Nothing i# #o unnleaeant, nothing #o common h# bad hrenth, end in nearlv oveay cn#e it come# from the Htomach. ar«l can !»e ho easily corrected ifyouwill tiike Himmon#’ I.tver Uegulator. Do not neglect ho #ur« h remedy for thin renuinive dieordor. It will al#o iuqirove your Appetite,

Oemplexion, and General Health. SICK HEADACHE!

Thie di#tre.Hstng affliction occur# mo#t freqtien tIr. The di#uirbance of tfie #(omach, anwing from the unporfoctlv d gented content#, cause# a severe pain in the head, accompanied with disagreeable naii#ea, and thin constitute* what ih popularly known a# Sick Headache. For prompt rel tef tnk ir Simmons’ Liver Regulator, or Medicine,

It contain# four medical element#, neve/ united in the »ame happy proportion in any other preparation, vif.: a gentle Cathartic, # wonderful Tonic, an unexceptionable Alterative and certain Cor• recti v« of all nnpuritie# of tho body. Such xign.i! sucre## ha# attended it# use, Mis*, it im now regarded a# the Effectual Specific as a Remedy in Malanou# Fever#, Bowel Complaints, Dyspepsia, Mental Deprension, UestleMane##, Jaundice, NauHsa, Wick Headache, Colic, Constipation and

Riliounne##

IT HA* IfO EQUAL.

Armed with thi# ANTIDOTE, #11 climate* and change^ of water and food maybe faced without fear. A# n Remedy in MALARIOUS FEVKRH, BOWEL CFJMPLAINTS, REsTLESHNEHS, JAUN-

DICE NAUSEA.

MAMrrArTDEkl* OKLY sr J M SEIi^l % Al O

Philadelphia. HA

rrfrw, ml

O0 Sold h% Hi I

VI riiK|^ln(w

While a Chicago and Northwestern box car was being loaded with nitroglycerine at the Jackson mine, near Negauno, Michigan, one morning last week, the mass exploded, instantly killing seven men and demolishing the car. The locomotive was lifted into the air and thrown fifty feet, and landed in a confused heap of wood and iron. After the failure of the late insurrection in Japan, a richly-attired Japanese young lady was found lying dead in a castle moat, with her father’s head in her left hand and a bloody knife in her right. The devoted heroine had cut off her father’s head, at his command, and then killed herself, that the two might not be taken pris-

oners.

Dr. L. B. Woc/lfo!k, of Lexington, Ky., says that the present mild winter vindicates his well-known weather theory that heavy cannonading draws the Artie cunvnts to the place of tiring, taking with them cold weather and great snowfalls, and giving to the other part of the world mild weather and no snow. The cold at the Crimea in 1HM-5 gave to this continent an open winter, and now the bombardment of Plevna is bringing us the same condition of weather as then. —• -4B^Subscribe for tho Ban nek.

payment last week, value bet ween coin since disappeared, about #441),000,000 metals, the amount $105,000,000. Four

pieces have always been exchangeable in France for a gold twenty-franc piece, tho proportion in weight being 15A to I. The five-franc coins are leg'll tender for all debts, public and private, but the smaller pieces for no amount. The white coinage of 1877 was limited to *10,800,000 hy the Latin l niou. The bunk no longer issues notes under too francs. The Government does not appear to contemplate

demonetizing silver.

^ • m —

I he death of Gen. George W. Mc-

Cook in New York recently recalls the services of himself and his brothers in the war of the rebellion. No other family furnished so many distinguished soldiers as the McCook family. There were eight brothers in the war. The oldest, Gen. Alexander McDowell McCook, became a major general, and commanded a division at Shiloh, a corps at Stone River and a corps at Chicamauga. Another brother, Robert L., became a brigadier general anil was killed by rebel guerrillas near Salem, Alabama, in 1802. Brigadier General Daniel McCook, another brother, was killed in the fatal attack on Kenesaw mountain, on the 27th of June, 18(H. Other brothers served also with distinction, and their aged father entered the ten days service when Morgan invaded Ohio and was wounded in the arm in

the fight at Buffington Island. Gencarl Gourko, the Russian’s Sheri-

dan or Custer, who made the flying raid down to Ycni-Saghra last summer, has accomplished another brilliant ten-day campaign in penetrating the Etropol Balkans, a spur of the main range. In summer time it is a twodays trip. Five times that long has been required at this season of the year; numbers of men and animals wore blown from precipices by the wind, and all suffered incredible privations. On the 31st ult., he fought a severe battle, at Tasteson, before securing the Turkish entrenchments. The Russians lost 700 in killed and wounded. The Turks retreated, at nightfall, toward Sofia pursued by cavalry. After a halt for rest anil reorganization, General Gourko re

slimed the advance upon Sofia. John Holden, a surveyor of Ferry

county, Mississippi, has dug up $1)5, 000 in coin. The money was buried during the war by guerrillas, w ho kill-

ed each other off.

Virginia first publicly inaugurated her Governor. It was denounced as a “Yankee innovation,” but submitted to. The old dominion is thinking about, refusing to repudiate her debt. That will be another Yankee innova-

tion.

The St. Louis Globe-JJemocrnt printed fourteen columns of names and residences of ladies who “received" on Now Years day.

Can't bo maffe by «\ery agent ovory month in tfio biiaiue.'is wc rurniah, ! bn' til"'. • willing t.. work ran easily r ;rn a floxon 'lollar# a tiny r _\it in

their own localities. Have no room fo explain here. H laiiios • pleasant aii'l honorable. Women, an.l h .> *• .a I girls .M :1 s wH| a# men. \V« will rurm#!. vim a eomplefo Outfit Ir**e. The I. Miur#* pay# betiHr that, .uivtlimx else. We will bear ox-

Notice fo Non

pernios of start tn# r# aii'l nteeh an I it)| clu*#OH Hhotihl write t oner. Now i t

25-6ir

Particulars free. Far‘ir son# and flangliter#, •» pay 'ng W"i U at home.

- : learn all about the work nl

,. Imn’r delay. Ad In*#*, i RI L A 1 <l., Augiist i M line

Fieri inn Noli ct*.

in'ialn icivi• n th it ii maxting of tli*

il Blocknot'lar. of the (Jroencaaila City Ktrael lt:i:li "i l I '.IIIIP nn Will lie liH.l nt I lie (iSi. o nf tin. Umip.niv. aanon-1 t|,. „■ „f N'.,. 4 N01II1 .lai'kaon >1 ru"t, ••taiiii'-iiatla, I'litimni innmlv, In.In , on

I'iioniIii., , Janiinr> I. IS7H,

nt 2 o’clock v m . for Iho ptirpo tins line-

lorn fnr tho enaiiirnr vonr

l. u .-< v Ul’I'I.KV ROUEUS, Preahlenl.

Jaml# S. Nftt, Heerotarv.

40.4r.

The Stale of Indiana. Putnam County, i linn. Ciifuit Court. February term, ls'7s

Cli n Ir-s Hamlii, an I w illinm II. Keller vs. Wil-

liam b. Job, complaint No. 18.89

Now o - lies tiu- plauitills by Hathaway A llftlhn- "• 1 .v• attorneys, and liIe thejr couiplfiin! Iierein towith i , illidav f. that -aid defendant, Willi uu L. Job, h not a i esident of the State of Ittdi*

ana.

Noli >1' is therefore hereby xtven satd defendant 111 u io h’s* In* be mi ! appear on the I nth day of the next I»-. Ill of I lie I’aM -n t.’lreuit Court, lo be lod I*• 11 mi the js'.h tiny of February, A D. 1878, ;.t t.iet’o" t lloifse in rIreenenstla, In Hind Cotinty and '•i.i.e. .and .auswi»r or demur to said complaint, ihe-:tme will be beard and determined m hi# absence. Witness, my mune nn I Hie se al of said Court affixed at Gieencaat le, tin# In! .lav «*f Jan , A L» u . M. 1». BRIDGES, Clark, I 1 * * s J Aw l BLACK BIRO.

0 M^ Y STAf ?lf

baeomber I, i877.

FIVE AGENTS WANTFII.

To aoll Hr. Clu«p- Roi ij.o..; or Information f .r Eroryhodr, in ov.tt .■•niulv in tho I'niln I -.1,110^ anil milliki. Knlnr)to.| l.v Hu- imhh.her lo 1.4a |rm;i"<. It contain, ovor •J'Hi'i hmi.hioll re in.-

nn.l 1. hiii(..'1 to all i a..... ■

. , , . mi''omlition. nl ancioA won.lerful hook an-l o hoii»olio|.| nccc-.iiy It aolta at omhi. liroato.t imlm nment* ovorotlor-

ty-

o.l to hook nt{oiit». Samiilo coin postpaid for H uo Kxoliiaivc A^ont. more th 1:1 .loublo thmr money.

I’nntina Houao, Ann

l*r. lih i.c . dtoani

Michisan.

, . ■ , ■ - - "ont l>y mail, ou hxclii#iv«> territory i'ivon.

Addre#H Arbor, 1

48-law.

n yiiii m Sontti Iii'iiaua Si, Opuosite Posl Office.

Immonse Sacrifice!

4’hII 4111

lia *

• J

SSlFlll for lilMt-flllAKI EtilfM 1111(1 5,1 r«*fliif«‘4l rut oh. *11|«*> Hlno Mule MiciIh. 3Mv.

ilyMHEa il fiBOII of Philadelphia, The largest mamilucturersof Clotliiimiu tlie Union, have appointed J. R. M. ALLEN their agent for this county. You can save 25 per cent., and have your Clothing made to order by leaving your measure with him. Call and “\amine SAMPLES AND PRICES MATERIAL, WORK AND FIT Guaranteed. This arrange inent brings eastern prices to ysur door. I also have a full line of Ready Made Clsth ng, Hats, Capa.*Ac., Gents’ Furnishing ti® 0 * 1, Tho Ready-made CLOT H X IT G

1 WIM, SRJ.t, AT

AT COST!

NO HUMBUG!

We have concluded to close our business in this city and

consequently will sell

entire stock of

thi;

East Washington Street,

15-ly

«BKK!»CAST , .B. I> n

Mr PpPiB it

our

ClaOTHmo,

AND GENT'S

Furnishing Goods, A^t First COST!

I VIKAS VVII 4 r I ai 4 Y !

K1IH1KIPS OPPORTUNITY.

POK «AI.E .T LOW Ii VTE-t

!""" -I hull i-itlvoa A l l 4\ i-yai,.” 11 1 "'j. I.OIIU M ,,^1,1. PStSSss;

OX ..,,1.. I) „ tho farm t«„

catalojuu* iif sab* sfoeh ,.Qnf n ...... .I . Y » #nd

NOTICE

TE.A.C JJERS Tho co.miy School Siiporlntenilont will moot an plicanta for licon.o lo ton.-h, at the lot Wnr.l Schoo biiil.lit, (■rnpncaHilp, at 0 o'clock a «, 11 1 , S.turdnr in on.-h month t,, 1 ' " ” he promptly at 'l 0VI0 -k, in oner ir.h, ^0, natii-c rnov ... ... , *honiaoirca ’"•rm-tor 7" 'T'"" «•

ii.I.mm ki owrt to tho Sopor I 1 ' 1 KWKLL. County Hnpt.

< lovor.lalo, Inrl.

('IIEAK*! CHEAPER! Cheapest!! All clnasea of OUY OOOOS at LOWER PRICES TIiisii at may oilier time " ,ir Rare inducement# offered to case: ibttyieH'S' Wosl NMo |•^ll>li«• Sn«'*v ,, > ono door South of Opera U-" '

TAYLOR-

JAMES

OH ROMOS. SKSfAgta bracing over U,0uu,iH8) tHuomo.**, » 11 ^ ^||

L. A.

My #to »p

Call io and you w m •>* i*onvtn<*e*l mtiMt be closed out by

January 1, 1878.

Kill vill

• ue

the .

MVI KVIIN. ^

N. B’ Persons knovring thems*.fv»- ...©i k. mo will aavo co.t. ,.,1 iro thln *v ^11^ ht ‘“ 2 ..ot(lm< their a-coiiot, ,,, ..n „ '» nid iHDiwry 7. 187IV wlh P.. hjinff# of a fflaoM , u

16-2m. .

ne i in the#e tinie#

'••• oind.- in thr.-o month; ■ -If either «ex. in nnv -ounti-jr who la wilhngto at«.-lily iu the .mploytuon we riimi,li. yen |.ei woi-k ih

yom own | wn You need not be nu iv

nooromht. y <M "‘ ,n ll |V o ymti whole time tl!

only y.nir a|mi« moment. \C,. i. .

Huentawho me m tkmx over i,e, ,|„ v .|| Tv' en/nc.. at o„.,o ran make monov /,. t /t the " ‘ out lime money cannot he made ao etailv nnd rnpi-lly nt nnv other Im.inoaa. It coat* nothm2

izr-n ir n * - 1 Vr

Mnine ’ ,u " rTT * Oo., Portland.

• flfl-lv

' b •• Prints, at

m i ai mi i; Bean the 8n»qu«l'i\nn*. ___ Ihehitaof llio aonoon, an« l!lx^7 ; l.i.ko • j,| ; H»itmoi land, tho nio*t beautiful I”* 4 '' n ]ntlr, laola Bolin, a ehaimm- .’em in .North i^', companion to the proeeding; "H B°* t0 ' „ ,® oM In nntifnl marine, .no Ux-H. '» great doman ■ h . Oaken Hncket. Wlnte Monntoina, |i,e Newnort, Saratoga, Oatlienmc Pritnmaoa.. Sea Shore, Paddy in Intfi-nlty. Alao X ir*in ^ sl|h . Snow storm, ttnern-an Fruit, an 1 ot, ‘ el . t .i .-.nl|erte. Floral HiiainoaaPardo, Hun-lay Sch ‘ Statuttry, Motion., Bla.k (Jronnd (0 I Al.o the fine,! and mo.t com plot© a« ® 9x11 Cliroinoa, both on white mount, ,l ""'i.ne-er black inoitnla, gold line. Our atoek „ in |. everything do.irnl.lo for Dealer*, Agenta « iin ^ inn pnrpoaea, and all ahould to.' oul P .i-eiu) qnnlity of work. The rii?hi parti©, o*" ' ^,„cy indopondeneo in ovoi y iocalilv by takinc p rtl eitfor our atretcliod and frame-1 < ^ l,rom0 ’ r ..eipt "l Ur. froo. Illiiotnte.l (! italog'ie on re ' .tamp Send for Yl or outfit. Ad-l' *** J. L\r tIAM &CO' fl-tf - fin Wnaklngtnn St.. Bolton •