Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1880 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: TUESDAY, MARCH 2,1880.

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37 E. Washington St. Carpet Sate. Our St ora will poaltlfaly oloae on next FBIPAT. Our adric* would bo: Bay your Gurpats and OU Cloths Cl. wp wbUayoa have a chanot. mar bembubkb the place, 87 East Washington St.‘ Philadelphia Store.

BOSTON STORE * Will 310VK, ia a few days, to the KEE HIVE, >08. G and 8 W. lYtshiiigt< n st. In the meantime em nmm Can be had in DRY 600&S of nil kinds. Our stock of Biack Dress Materials, EMBROIDERIES and LINEN €OODS is very large. Considering the advance on this class of goods, the price asked by us is Yery low. -

CITE HBWtt.

M. H. SPADES, Bsaton Store. Driving Gloves, Oalf, Castor and Dogskin, FOB LADIES AND «TTS.

PARISIAN GLOVE DEPOT, H. 8. TCCKFR. Prop'r, 13 and 14 W. WMh. st.

GATES'S A No. I COFFEE.

Ycu lhat have been baying Jm

Ci flee pleace try it.

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OUT Criterion Dining-Rooms, 33 S. Illinois St. 1-4-8

BUY THE BEST.

Guarantred ttrfctJy purt, and the equal, ii not U» superior, to any brand in the market. A. EI7EB5AL, Maouftacturer.

IN¥AI-lbS AND OTHERS SEEXENG HEALTH, : mcTe juid esercv, WITHOUT THE USE OP DRUGS, ARE P.EQUESTED to send for the electric REVIEW, an ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL, WHICH IS PUBLISHED FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.

Dnriujr the manicipal year to date, the exprnse of the street department haajaeen 127.570.15. % m CcEectiors of Internal rerf me for this dist let. id February. yrere$80 4RT ?5 The same month last year they were $49,799,27. The Northeast aariogs and loan associatioa of this city was organized last night. Capital Stock $160,000. Wm. Eaeer was ehoien president The expenaa of maintaining the city dispensary in February was $167.18; nnmberof patients treated 412, prescriptions filled 745, visits made 271. St Paul’s cathedral guild held a very interesting meeting last night. The principal feature wes an essay hr Mi^s Laura Ream, on “A visit to the Consolidated Virginia mines.” A report from J. Q. Pendergaat, chief fire engineer, shows that the receipts of the contingent fund of the department daring the year up to March 1 bare been $140 22; ex-

880 93. The exrer.dltures of the rifv hospital and branch for February were $303 61. At the end of the month there were 46 patient and 12 officers and em: loves in the institution. . he total number of days* subsistence furni bed was 1 619; average daily cost of eV.ta patient 62.6 cents: lor tmuloves aid p»tieuts 48 7 cents. The board of beelth recommend that 'lie council purchase a plat of ground fronting on White river below ihe Belt roal bri Ige, on which to eiect. a wharf from which offensive matter may be dumped into the channel, it is understood that a snitaoie piece of ground cm ba obtainrd at a reasonable figure, and the cosncil will probably order it done.

sSsrs volunteer^ u> .11 who we in need" t«iwflVrtu g buoi«mjr, m« duty coLuodere-1 YOUNC MEN others wfcu taller trom Narvou. and Fhyvioal ELBCTKIC RIVtBW expoee, the nmnitigsted 1 trf qtteekauMl medical impraiton who ^ “*

Ordinances Introduced and Passed The following oidinances were introdiced av he mming of cout cil last night: To grafle and gravel Wilson street and si Jcw»!ks, from Hill avenue toC. O. 0. and 1. riiilr. ad tracks. For construction of a sewer in and alorg the first alley north of Washington Btren from Tennessee to Illinois street fewer.. To bowlder and curb ea s t gutter of P. nu sylvan ia street, from St. Clair te Pratt s ret-t. To grade and gravel first alley south o' Twelfth etrcet, from Illinois to Tonnessee street. To gra. e and gravel first alley between Park avenue and Broadway, from Cherry street to Christian avenue. To amend the ordinance entitled ‘‘An ordinance authorizing the construction, extension and opeiation of certain passenger ^rail ways ia and upon the streets of Indianapolis.” To improve Col'ege -avenue from Seventh ^to Twelfth street. The following appropriation ordinances were iutrodneed afid parsed: On account of staiion-housts, $271.68; city hospital. $8v3 21; priming and stationary, $570 25; fire department. $73399; miscellaneous, $73 542.17; tota 1 , $75,921 36. * Th» following were passed: ’ihe hack ordinance, with the ameadments proposed by the b- ard of aldermsn. They are of trifling imporance. To grade and gravel First Street from Pennsylvania *o Meridian. To prevent fraud ia the weighing and sale of bey, etc. To gravel *bo roadway of Tennessee street, and bowlder the gutters of Tenness.-e Street from Ohio to First. Contracts for Public Work. The following contracts for doing public work were awarded by the council la-t

night:

Forgradirg ard gr-mlioethft first alley south of Buchanan s : reerfr<.ni Greer to East, to Jack Hermiss, 9 ceut. j-er lineal foot on

each tide.

For grading and g'aveliug the first alley east of Shelby; street from the first alley south of Hroepect s>tr« «t, t* i he southern terminus, to R. P. Dunning, for 13 cents per

lineal foot on each tide.

For paving the south sidewalk of St. Clair street from Es^t street to Parke av cU ue, t; J. W. Smi'h at 33 can's per front f,m. For paving the nor'hwest sidewalk of Mfl^sachuBeu* avenue from Sc. Clair to Cherry BtreeLytu John Schier, at 37 cents per

foot.

Ft r gravelling Railroad street ail sid?waiks from North to St. Clair streets, to Fred Gansberg, at 37 cents per lineal foot oa each ti ie. For gredh g and graving the alley between Brookside avenue tod Pendleton road from the first alley northeast of Clifford avenue and Pendleton road to the second alley northeast of said intersection, to William Murphy, at 10>i cents per foot on each side. For grading and gravehiug the second alley south of South street from Schoof to Noble streets, to William Murphy, a* 14.'^ ceats.per foot on each side. Amusements. * MT PARTNER. Bartley Campbell’s beat p’ty, “My Partner,” will be played for the first nme in this city to-night, at the Grand opera house. Mr. Aldrich has made a great hit in the leading character, and Par-doe ia svJl known as the only Chinaman. Tt ey will be sunported by the same company that made such a success at Union square. New Fork. park thbatee. * The London Theater New York combination will give anotbv-r entertainment to-night. BARTLETT’S LEcfcRE. Rev. William Alvin Bartlett’s lecture on “Lo and John, ’ at the Grand opera hou-e last night, was enj vyed by a comparatively small audience. The lecture was entertaining and iustrnctne, and took grounds in favor of a neaceable solution of the troubles with both these races. fTUKR EVENTS Rev. Robert Sloss.will give one of bis. popular readincs at the Sixth Presbyterian church this evening, for the benefit of the ennreh. The Arion benefit, at Baldwin’s'music pa*lors to-morrow night, should not be forgotten. Hiss Fannie Beck, au artist new to ladiarapolis, will aw-L-t. The play cl “Robert Emmet" will be given at the Patk theater next Thursday evening, for the benefit of the Irish fund, Mr.KslKher ia the title rola._ The Vault Cleaning Ordinance. The ordinarce relative to the erection and KAUitenance of privies, water-closets, urinals, cesspools, etc , an) reguK'iag the locatiou, cons ruc^ioD, cleaijsy g and empijing of same, was read a second umaia the cr.taci! last night and refe:re<l to th3 ootntniUee ou public health and hygiene, a motion to‘ consider it in eomnthtee of the whole uext Monday night, being voted dowa by a large majority, notw itfcstauding the importaoceof thesufcjfct. It f»uis the w hole budneits of cleaning vaults under the supervision of the b'ardof healih, limits thu cuarge therefor te 10 cents prr cubic foot, and requires that all taolus Lertnfter cwualruct&d shall be cemeutid. t . Store Telephone*. The c: ma.it!ee on accounts acd claims reported to the council that the Telephone company will place instruments ia the following offersireo of charge: City Jisoetistry, superintendent ot schools, board of hetltn and civil engineer, making twenty in all furcished to the city. The company, as well as the telegraph companies, desire the passage of an ordinance regnla’ing the erection of poles, so lhat they may hare something d -finite to guide them ia their work. Ou this point the ordinance introduced two We-ks ago was stricken from the files on recommendation of the jadiciary oramittoe. Xortti Tenueeiiee ^street Improvement. When the ordinance to improve North Tennessee street from Ohio to First, by graveling the roadway and bouldenng the gutters, came up-in the council last night, Mr. Morriaon made his usual motion to oostpooe lor two weeks in ouder to learn just what tfca * °* !j i8 , w * T<i w »nt«d in regard to th* ^“J 16 had m * d e no hrogress in e! ° r B * outha ihe modon failed and the ordmauce passed Mr. Morrison hol^his v"“ Kr,IDU5 ' i to with-

ment 1 ever used. It cured me of rheumatum and pain in tb# back.”

Batlroad'Matter*. The committee on railroads report that, after a survey of the premises by the civil engineer, the Terre Haute and Indianapolis and IndianapoUa, Cincinnati aqd Lafayette railroads do not occupy that part of Louisiana street to which the ordinance permitting Ibeir construction confines them. They klso reperted in favor of ordering the street railroad company to build the following line, alter the extension of the College avenue line to Ninth street: From Illinois street east on South to Delaware, south to McCarty, and thecce east to a point between New Jersey and East This matter was laid over for two weeks, after a faint inquiry as to what had become of the extension of the Blake street line, ordered last November. Oa recommendation of the same committee, the judiciary committee and city attorney were instructed to prepare an ordinance requiring the erection of gates, similar to the ones ia use at the Union depot, across the railroad tracks on East Washington street. The Tree Flaad. To the Editor of The IndianapoUa News: I think it is high time that Indianapolis is warned against the tree fiend. He is already abroad, busy at his reckless work. He has done mischief enough; it is time he was suppressed. He has mined more of onr beautiful shade trees than all the storms mat ever struck ut. Tni« rpndhl ©alls hioiscK a trimmer; that may ba bis i)erne, but Le-is simply a tree-but.cher. Hj is too b zy to trim a tree. He is only after u j>,b; the ea iest way to get rhl of unntctSMuy branches is-to cut the whole top off * v one tell 6l .w. That is doiag big work for his mcney. No muter if te has left your hand’ome ru , ’'>le, the giowtb of yt-arp,’an unsightly, naked trunk, your tree ’is etlectnally trimmed. Yes, iu itf>me cases we know it has been effectually killt d; in others it has been shorn of its symmetry and beauty forever. What a pitiful spectacle these amputated trunks of trees present along.our aveuues, feathering out at the top iu a tuft of sprouts; John Foster has happily said they remind us of old age ciii girg to the follies of youth. No other city in the union would tolerate such barbarous ^laughter of its shade trees. We might become in a short time one of the most beautifully shaded cities in the country, if proper care were taken in plan*it?g and trimming and boxing our trees. The first reform should be the arrest of this wicked ▼aijdttl, the tree fiend. A Friend of Treks. HIATK MfcWfe. The Benton Telephone, is the new independent paper at Boswell, by J. II. Whitcomb. Grorge I ewi» ha* t^n armted near Wicrb ester, chatged wiih ' towing open a safe at Filmore, on the 3d of February. Prof John Hnssev. of Purdue university, who wesstricken with paralysis some months ago, has returned trum Iowa, considerably improved iu heal;h. There is a suspicion at Greencastle that many of 4he thirty seven Kentuckians recently at rived there, are pardoned convicts. They came on passes. The stock for the Columbus starch works fcss all been subscribed, the company Will be foimally organized this week, and the erection of ’loildinf a begun at onc<5. George Fry barger, a deaf mute, while engaged in cuuitg imber near Cujneisville, whs caught by a falitop tree and pinned to the jgound. lie is mought to be fatally injured. Iras'- Fi. Miller,r t Scottsburg, has filed his complaint p the rjeott circuit court against his blO'ker-iu-law, Enos H. McClellan, for malicious prosecution, laying his damages at $100,000. The Richmond street railroad stables were buti.eG at au early hour ibis morning, toueiher w ith all the rolling stock of the compai y. They were owned by John F. Miller, art! par ialiy in.-ured. Eomebody dropped some arsenic into a gla.-s of reltzer which Francis Murphy, a \ ir.centies saloon keeper ’ was preparing te drink, fie doauk it and was only saved froro.death by energetic measures. During a high wind a freight car was blows from a tiding at Garnet upon the main trick BLd ran at a furious r a’-e of speed four a tbs and stooped of its own accord at Aubui n. Fottunately the track was clear. George Keller and George Leonard, living north of Germantown, Wayne county, got into a qnarrel about some tobauco, wb%n Keeler s-hot Leo: ard, the ball striking near tbeba*eof the brain, and passing around under the scalp without fatal injury. The body of Christ. Schreiber, aa old m\a of sixty-two years, was found near Langhery bridge, on the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette railroad, about oae mile west of Batotville. No marks of violence being found on the body, it is supposed that he froze to dea’h. J/P. Early of Laporte, J. T. Harney of Ladoga, and R. D. Brown of Wilmington, the t'usteesof the home for Feeble-minded, at KiiLhtsiown, have invited all who know anything about the mismanagement ot that institution to. make it known at thair meeting to-day. Mrs. Eliza Simpson, mother of Maj. J. F. Simpson, general manager of the VaodalU line, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. G. Reynold*, at Terre Haute oa Saturday, The remains were taken through this city last night on their way to Michigan City for interment. At New Albany lari evening the New Albany and St. Louis Air Line railroad withdraw from a vote iu pronosition for a township donation of $135,000. The proposi'ion f mbarrassed a sale of the company’s bonds The road will be immediately ’pompleted without municipal aid. WilFam M. Ruston aid Oscar H. Knox, of Evansville, who went hunting in Kentucky, last Saturday, and havesince been mysteriou) ly missing, were found frozen to death; It is topposed that they became bewildered and leal their way. Both were highly esteemed young men. Ruston leaves a wife and child.

MAKKfc t K*Fottr. a „ Indlanapolia Wholesale Market f^veral domrstic li jes of dry g.xxis advance 1 •Rain. Bi s;u«?bs good with prices not mUtrially changed. Frodoox- Local unrket strong with quotations unchanged. Ig & g declined one cent. Katpptois gre i-artss it c at market, ter egg*, which sell Irom store *t llo No shipping hatter to be had. G'jo'i barter scarce, nlllug at 1S®2PC. •Spring rbu-kens fl.M&i.Q) a><i hen»|Z 75; rooaters *1 8 > Getee ti 8.1 for full feathered; $850 for picked. Bucks iJ.iO for old: Turkeys per |.ound. Feathers, prime 40c; mixed 15«i6 corns, areord'nv to unality. Gkccraxa--Trade is satisfactory, a gars—hards Stanuard a elf A White extra C StfOjjo; yellcw. 8 48%e -common, '3.H1414C fall, ’SAlb^c good ; wnme. 16alH7«-: strictly or.tut 17^(*|!8c aoiwjulSfttSHe; goMot Bio. Jarh, Mexican. lS v «lt., focjrdtug to grade, Moiasee* anv tyrnpa—Ne» ()rl**uv molaatas, nsw 45a60c; oomiccijrrupe, IS<t40e; nuriinm. 424Ac; ohoios, «< ac* Sl*reh Uk? wit, 91.* per car lot-; ll.6O.3i.66 in nnal! qaaamie*. Rt. 3 fat lAlr m asti uu'.tMia and (Ar.liuv. Cheese. »t 14a..6.- *or Wwrtvrt. H.servt. Cm] oil, 157Fd : 0 4c for « f ?actard grad. . Dried fruit, peacnes, choice halves, par lb; common to fair, 7>£aS>$c; apple*, quarter! 7)*<§He; sliced Cakmku troone-Business good; prloe* changing. BJacanern. a Beaus, siring, fl.XO&l.U. Lima, fl.ifi^l.60. RueljAcrlet, |1.5j. Cheme*, red. 8 10* fl.35(§t.40; White wax, *2.26. Lobsters,! lb SJ.86; 4 lbs •*.2*.Iiackerel,l ib •l.ao.uyners.rull llb*f.204ll..6; * lb* S1.90«2.00; light, I lb80r#86c,li 11*91 4l-<*l 50 Peachea,*tandard,8 lb*tl.7rQl.8df * lb**2.10^2.25; second standard, g lbs *1.6501.600, • Ibt S1.80«|2.t 0, pie, S Ibe *1.25; pie, R Iba 82.60; white heath I Ibe SS 25«S.50 pine apple, ataadard 2 Its *1 85(91.90 second standard, *1.60(91.60 Plums damson, 2 lbs It 606L60. Peas—kUirowfst fX.S6®2. 0. Early *10011, «A004*2.25. Kaapberrlee, *1.40g|) 4lt Baluioti 1 Ib tl Stwai.85: 9 It*. *5.0(1. Htraw berries 8lbt *7.00. To ms toe*, S Ibe St.46 01.60. *tb *1.15. Yarmouth nom. tl Riallt Wl; !'***> Kxceisior, fi.80. Apples, 8 lb*. *1^0; gadon. S3.8694.00. FoMMimm Fmcm and Nuts.—Market fair with

price* Ann. Old raisin* out of the market. London layers, *2.60 New raisins—London layers, *2 904*3.00. Valencia 9Vi<9»*e; California bunch, 7*c per pound; Morales^ doable crown, t2.65aC2.75; Oriingeg Memint*, *4.00#4-60. Imperial, *4.76(95.CO. Valencias, In caaes, *8.60. Currant*, THMdc. Leghorn ' citron, tie Persian dates, 899c in boxes; black ddte* 7)4-980 la frail*. Messina, *7.00(97.60. New flg»Lemoas are very firm and will be higher. Layers.I5<915%c; drums.14c.8oft shelled almouds— Terregoua, 28($24c; Irica, S2@|-33c; ■helled almond*, 88<340; New Bnudl nut*, tz^m^c. tUcUy filberts 12s@14c. French walnut*, Naples walnuts, 16<917c. Raw peanuts—rad renneasss, 5>4c; white Tenudnee. B^c; Virginia, «)4(96)4cLaADDra Bnoe*—Brices unchanged with a fair trade. Morphine, *4.36 @4.t0. Quinine, *330^8.85. Cinchondla, *1 164*1.28. Borax, 14c. Cam phor, 88(o(t40. Alcohol, *2 1592.25. Asaafcetlda, 26<980c. Alum, 4)4c. Chlorr.lonu, 31.90,^181.1C. «3oppas, barrels, *3.'«; cream tirtar. pure, 4<i#t5c; ‘castor oil, No. 1, 96c#fl; oil bergamot, per pound, 8.50(93.75; soda, bi-carh., 40Scf salts, epsom, 4 66c; sulphur, floor,6dl6c; ealt netra 18<920o; turpentine M'>.a.--5c; glycerine 20,1*260; biomlae potash 404*6uc; lard oil 66#7Sc; linseed otl 80#88o; opiuml6.5C35.75; white lead 9c; Iodide of pot-

ash *4.75(96.00.

Dnv Goods--Trade fair. Several leading Hoes of domestic dry good* have beeo auhjectcd te a further advance. Prices ac ive. Prints American 7)4c; Allen 7>4c; Eddyaton fancy 7>4c; Psdfic fancy 8c; Harmony 7c: Pacific dress goods advanced; Cashmere

14c; Poplin lustre 13*4.

ado solid black 7>4c, Brown shoetlugs—Atlantic A 9%c; Crescent A 9yc. Bleai:hed sheeting*—iliack•Uiii A 10%c; Hope 10c; Oiapman X 9C; Fruit ol the Loom HHc: New York mil; 13Vc: Bill’s 11c; Lcns'iala lie. tVinei less —rttimkeug Mtueen lOVe; Indian Orchard 9c. Ttcke—Aumekeag A 0 A 18a; Lewistons 8nInch lUo; 82 Inch 17c; SO icch lo-^c OsnahurgB —lyouislana UK.o; Augusts U)ic; AUbanu tl’^e: Toledo 10c; Msuchcatcr 10c. .feans-Deer faUnd 55c; Bedford 42)4c; Polaris 2ce. ■iaxony tor; Lfncaatcr gingbama 10c. ^.irain bags—Bujrk A iVs; FmnkHovUIe 2So: Amerlnar I'S-j; Harmony

22c. Fecidtriawns advarord to )2'*<o

Tikbuxs' eupeuita—Good den.ant; pricca flint. Beet brant's charcoal tiu, fC loxl4 11x75, fllO.75; 12x12, 311.00; IX, 10x14, 14X20, *12.75: 12x12, *13 00. Ccke tin, 8i».76. Roofing, IC, 14x20, 8i».26; 20x28, *2).00. Block tin in pigs, 28c: in bars, 80c; 27 B iioit, f4 40. Charcoal iron, 7W.c Moorhead's galvanised Iron, list. Lead, ie pigs, 6)4q; In bars, 7Vc. Sheet rinc, 10c; In full casks, )4c leea. Granite

trt n ware. 26 cent diaconnl.

Lkxthas—Business good; prices unchanged. Ok mm* held tu 39(942c: hemlock sole held at 2f<9 S4c; harness, 89<943c; skhting, 42346c; rough harntta, 34'9&)c; PHtshurg harness. 42(945c; bridle,

> Vgtri A- , g : 1.1 rvwiti i rj x? iivhou* * * ti, »rx s' vxj* oos 611972c; city kip, 60c<arl.00; French p, 85c(8)31.26 city calf-sktaa, 85c<931.20; French

ccH-sklh, il J5®1.90.

eB.per kip, 85

Htnxa- Dull. «. 8. 8!98>4c; G. 8. calf ll-a 1 ?®; O. 8. kip 9(aide; grren hidea, ojws 7c; greee stee a 8c ; ^reen kin 9c; green calf Ifle: bulia stags aud

greb, by lie otl. Tallow at 6 ^‘i^e.

IrciN—Market fair. Trade satisfactory. Par iron. *4.26#4.6C; wronght cbarooai bar, *5 2595.50. Horse ebete—Burdea’e, *6.50(96.75; mule sht* .

37.Miw7.76.

15 Years Before the Publio THE GENUINE Dr. C. MeLANE’S LIVER PILLS arc not recommended as a remedy “for all the ills that flesh is heir to,” but in affections of the Liver, and Hi all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, or diseases of that character, they stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used prepare tory to, or after taking quinine. As a simple purgative they are ttnequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar-coated. £ach box has a red-wax seal on the lid with the impression, Me LANE’S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signatures of C. McLane and Fleming Bros. Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. McLANE’S LIVER PILLS, prepated by FLEMING BROS*, Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name McLane, spelled differently •yuue pronunciation.

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Letter List. Letters remaining in the IndianapolU uori-ofi-ce ard will be advertued S-itnrdiy, March 0, 1880. if not caHed for. Any one knowing the address of the parties naaied will confer a favor by sending information to tfce poetoffice.

Aycrr, Lucy Antonia, T.* H. Alford A Co. Bvinfctt, T. A. Fn dy, James PI* unt, Daulcl W. Boyce, M-s. C. G. Bi-Wer, D K. ►-** pro* H If. Barton, H nry P. bye* jo ha r ro * i», II. N. C u;ihcr, Henry < abcon, Mu bad C nntlb , M:is Magrqe l ater, L. C. Cm prill, M»s. Vine C atk. Mis, baclc C ark,K. P. 1. Ov per, Ro»e t uriire, 8 B. ' C rpeuler, O. J. C rptr, Eri Colburn, Bi. ks Co. (?) C 8tti».»n, Maty Die iel, j. 1'. lx*.);!, ss, Hpetcer I>ay. Hsmuel Dickson, Mamantba Ducan, 8 G. PurfiBi, Mrs. Mettle Borgia, Mrs. Higgle Par is Mr**. — Decker, Henry N. G. Ellery GiO D. • F< Ittidge, Mite Etna a Farnur, *. G. F.'iyaton, Ccaiptcn Fuiward, T. M. Fj<eu*sti, J. C. Mmctt, Walter Ouildia. Jobu Golemsn. Mrs. M. Oi nitre, tmta Gcxi'*v, Jnaes Gob slsn ugb, J*?. M. G-lli^Lcr John Gr.<< ry, Btanton Hall, Frans s Han ili'n, Wm T. Houier, James lity.tod, J. W. HtuHLoed, John L. Hctulrickson, John 8. Hanvey. Miss I Izzie Howell, J. B A Co. Rickman A Bams HciJai'd, « harks Jthnioti, Otvll'e Jokr.eon, A L. R. Jonf s, Miss Lucy * Johiitor, Ltca

Jones, Jobty JulUn, Mrs. S W. J*iDes, Mrs. Florence Kiusry, John Kt-muier, C. W, Long, Miss Amy I*ogao Mrs. — Long Mrs. Emma Lyon, L. J. ^ 1/ gan, John T, ifteok, Woody Moores, Wra. S. M*iiu:ord, Dr. Sam E. Myers, 8*!lla C. Mrrreu, Moses >f<io”, Mrs. M-lvina Morris, Mrs. Harriett Mlrster. T. B. M ridith. MissLitsie Mc'tlns, Mrs Media MiTnUMh, James Oliver, J. W. Pier, A. I. Pullens, Ba'hari Pattar on, *Va«b. Pr es, Amanda Paris, W in. Mta*l. Mrs. H. B, Kayiu-md, Lilly loberts, Lieut. T. P. kirns, C. A. bints, Mre. E. A. ShafTer, t. T. Simpson, Mrs. Hsttle Fande s. Mrs. Jennie Silauce Mrs. latUala, black, T. A. Mmlley, Millard Sperlock, Mart, bpalu, Mina 8u*ne, Dr. (). F. Stoops PhiMa Spot wood, Robert, buiith, 8. Thompson, Will H. T.uett, T J. Tyler A Co Taylor, L. C. Wood, A. «. Willan, Dr K. P. Wi cor, Frank WiUlsuis, Mrs. Fannie Waliher. Mrs. Ma,4a ena Wll«oi», Mahal* Will, Mary Ward, Mi**> Minirva White, Ml** Mary Williams, Mrs. B. S Wlilitte, W.H.

xrorsTxs A 2,000 DOI.T.AH DOCTOR’S fULI.! A 2,400 DOLLAR DOOTOKM HILL! A 2,000 DOLLAR DOCTOR’* BILL! A 2,000 DOLLAR DOCTOtt’J BILLS

Have need Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup and pronounce it the beri medicine In use. A 1 are of coneumption Here wa3 cured by its use. We cheerfellv recommend it to all sufferer®.—[Jeffress, Roberts a. P 0 '* South Coston, X* , November 17, 1875.

A $1,000 Guarantee.

Warner’s Safe Kidney and LlvefiCuro will positively c-ire Bright’a Dinease and uiabotes; and It is guaranteed that it will «l*o cme 99 per cent of other kidney diseases, 95 per cent of all liver diseares, and will help in evrry case without injury to hie system, when taken soeording to directions, and the sum of 91,00*1 will l>e pttd to any person who esn prove that it has faked to do thU.—H. H.

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TUTTS PILLS INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN -kNS YHE AffllRTEP EVERYWHERE. IKE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.

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duced.

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PERSONS TAKE

ON FLESH while under the influence of these pills, indicates their adaptability to nourish the body, hence their efficacy in curing nervous debility, melancholy, dyspepsia, wast-

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THE TRUTH TESTED By the Chicago Times. DECEMBER 20. 1879. “ Everybody living oa the South side knows J. D. L. Harvey, Esq., who bas been a resident of Chicago for over 20 years. HU establish met, ‘The Palace Market,’ Nos. 104, 106 and 108 Twenty-second street, ia probably the finest of its kind in the city, and numbtrs among its customers most of :he aristocratic families of th'ht section of (3hicaffo. Mr. Harvey expressed himself upon the ‘oil subject’ as follows: -‘l hav^j spent over $2,WO to cure my wife of rheum<itL e m. Two boitUfi of the St. Jacobs Oil aceom-plif-fcedwfcat all the medical treatra-int and mltr re n edies failed tt> bring about. I repaid it as a greater discovery than electricity. It is a Ikxhq to the human rac", and I am veiy glt* l to have this OMtortunily of teatifying'to iia remarkable efficacy. I cam aot speuk tooi ighly of it, and l wonld be regreact to my duty to those afiiiated did i not lift wy vi ice iu iis praise.

“Mr. George names, of the trim of Bagaell ti Bernep, who luta Iteen a comuiissien naerchaut on South Water street for more than fifteen years, said that his wife had been a severe sufferer with neuralgia for years, and had tried many remedies ia vaio. St Jacobs Oil ie the only thing that brought her relief, and more than that it cured her. Ue stated that be had reeomraeoded it to his neighbors acc ii g**e aniversal satisi'a^'Hon wherever axed # * * e a * “Pew bnpiresi bonswi are po well kltowa throughout the entire north west as of Jujine Htiner A Or*., on Wabash avenne, t. 11 ® dealers in pier.oi aoTJ musical instruraeaU. Mr. Hermatin Hauer, a member of that hou<*e, Mated that from his own experience with the St. Jacobs Oh., aed from general observations of ir« effects among bis German friends, he could indorse it ia the biyhest terms. *li is meet aisurcdiy an excellent reuiedv,’ he added. “Theee iaterviews, a« herein reported, fbouid he enough to ratUTy the most ekeptical of Ihe wonderful, almost miraculous, propertiee contained in these little bottles.” Eeep this great German Remedy in the house. IT CONQUERS PAIN Druggist* Mil it.* Price BOC2NT8 (1) Directions in eleven languages.*

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BSTWaraer’s Safe Heme* dies are sold by DruKRists and Dealers iu medicine everywhere. H.B.WABNEB&CO.,

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TRADB MARX.

CAUTION !

• The wonderftC achievements and euocees of Halo’s Honor of HoroAaonnd and Tor hiw* ceased tbe Issue of counterfeits and deceptive and danoerout mixtures bear-

live and aanaerous mixtures bea Ins: parts of Us compound name < Trade-Mark device. Be not deceived by theee vile subterfuges,but obtain Hole’* Honor orHorohound nnd Tor ” by Ut full name; and also observe the above EXACT

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rale-Mark device on tbe wrapper enclosinir eaefi bottle, wUAouf which

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HALE’S HONEY — OF — HOREHOUND & TAR! The Great National Specific for the Speedy Core ti COUGHS, COLDS, HIFiUEHlA, SORE THROATS, LUNG and all BRONCHIAL COMPLAINTS. The Honey of the Plant Borehound soothf * and scatters all irritations and inflammations, ard the Tar Balm Abies Balsamea cleanses and heaj.s the throat and air passage* leading to the lungs. Fiv* additional ingredients keep the organs cool, moist, and Th healthful action. #.* A Cough may be fitly termed the prefimfntry *tage of Consumption, a malady of which HALE’S HONEY OP HOREHOUND AND TAR is the surest known preventive. Therefore, delay not a moment to take this CERTAIN SPECIFIC. CHILDREN derive great benefit from Hs eoothlng properties, when suffering with Croup aad Whooptag Cough. PBICJS8; - SOe. and $1. Large Size Cheapest. C. N. CRITTENTON, Sole Proprietor, New York.

IF YOU HAVE A RACING TOOTH,

For Sale by a!! Druggists. BUY PI KE’S TOOTHACHE DROPS, 25 Cents.

Purs Water and Plenty of It The INDIANAPOLIS WATER WORKS COMPANY, having largely increased Its capacity, Is now prepared to famish pure, freah water to the dtlreni for drinking, washing, bathing, fountains and sprinkling. Also, railroads, steam boilers, elOrator* and factories supplied at special rates. DRINKING WATER—Any oneconridcrtng the number of van Its (estimated at one hundred and fifty thousand) down to water level In our city, will readily perceive the danger to which they are liable In tbe uae of ordinary well water. Preservation of health at any cost ia the beat economy. "I have contrasted the IndianapoUa Water Work* well water with tbe Croton water of New York, the Fairmount water ot Philadelphia, the Ohio river water used in varioua clries on its borders, and with the well water of Louiaville, and there ie every reason for considering it aa good a water for domestic purposes as any of the first four and vaatly superior to the last. “Yonra respectfully, ‘‘J. LA^VTtENCE SMITH, "Analytical Chemist, Louiaville, Ky.” FIKE PRQTECriON—Tbe company propose* to throw and maintain at any time upon tbe nanal Hie signal all neeessary^re streams. Tn» numt«r ot said streams, of course, to he In sensible proportion to the sixe of mains and number of hydrants within practicable reach of any fire. STEAM ItOILEKS—Attentten la called to the ccudiiion of the steam holler* at the Water Works building In proof of the excellence of water *.?* ttcara purposes. RA^ES—Deairirg to greatly leer cake our ilai o! consumers and to popularize so Indispensable a luxury as plenty of pure, cool water in every citizen’s house, we have adopted the’ lowest water rates consistent with fair badness success We/vspcgtfully solicit patronage. All oalla will rw'eive prompt attention,- ahd all luformatlor cheerfully given. * * frittev*—23 BoutJb Pennsylvania xl. DAEIBL MACAULEY, GKuxRxr. MaiiAaira.

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iociuii gton, Illinois to Fremont, Ohio.

AWUSEME.MT&. Dickson’s Grand Opera House. THE ILEOTRIC SDCCEiS. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, March 2, 3, 4, AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE, Louis Aldrich AND ' , C. T. Parsloe, In Bartley Campbell’s Greatest and most Famous • Pi»y, MY FIfo r the first tiire in this city, now presented with rew scenery and appointm?ntf. and the same Fupt-rb Star Company with which tt adhleved Its elottric succgcs at the Union Fqaaro Theater, N. Y. MT PARTc* E.; is everywhere pronounced the treat American play jet wriiten IKS* Ueual ptices. Secure seats at usual places. te n DICKSON S PARK THEATER. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, March 5 and 6, and SATURDAY MATINEE.

BET CBN OF OF THE FAYOF.ITc.», HAYERLVS Chinth Choir Company IN TflEIB EVER POPUfiAR H.M.S Pinafore. Grand Charua, Complete Orchestra, Eta. ■WRcserved sea’* can be secured a’ Cameron’s mi.sic store, No. 22 N Penn, st., and Frank Bird’s trsurf.r office, North Illinois st. t n Mil UMM. BENEFIT CONCERT, Vt •«'nesday F.aenfpff. M*M*h S*l, * S o’t I« cB, bt Ilnluwtit’• Mit io DtMUV.u, 01 nnff fi(» N. . « Fcru ;iva»f4 *». Tickets 30 eents, on .ale at Q^rerou’s Musio S **i*, 22 {L nb PciiUbj liajia -t. u o hsv/- Denison House Sink. ElffMDt and Select Aftaentbl'es will bi* be!« «:n Tucbdays ant! !>Atar«lay8. TICKETS, 26 cents ~ WHY WILL YOU buy old goods when you can get the Newest Goods and LATEST STYLES in WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, LAMBREQUINS and DRAPERIES at HERMAN MARTENS’S, 32 gf. Meridian street?

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UfayatL Hoopeaton

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„ -'G. W.SinTB, Saa^Faaa Agent, Lafayette. Xnd,*

Cincinnati Wabash & MJcnigan [via B«e line j.

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