Bloomington Progress, Volume 26, Number 46, Bloomington, Monroe County, 11 January 1893 — Page 2

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HEBE IS A Feast of Fashion Fr oar Frienda the Public, at at the Pries or Plain MEN'S BOYS' CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS - Ready mid and to Measure. EVERY NEW AND NOVEL DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS JSaffle Clothing Hxi J. W. SIMMONS ft CO. Additional Jjoeat; Ia a talk with the Cockier, tbolloa. Geo. W. Cuoper said that he could not tll whether or not there would be an extra session of Congress. The members r-f the lower house of Congress are generally in favor ot it, while a majority ot the members of the Senate are opposed to it. It not likely . that the President will call an extra session in March ats be will be too busy for some time to come after tbat date getting bis administration in running shape. If an extra session is called it will most likely be for September. Tha following resolutions wan adopted by the Monroe ooaaty Farmer' Institute: 1. Resolved tbat we view the road aroUesa as tbe panmount quMtien and we ask tba Legislature te enact each lawa aa will enable ua to ia pro our highway. 3. Resolved that wa regard farm readlog eirelaa aa a necessity to oar kbrhest development serially atxl Intellectually. & Ketolrexl that wa indorse tha act f ffee Legislature in providing for farm iatttata and wa earnestly raucamaead tha ontinaation ' of tha apprsprlaiioa for tbat parpaaa. 4. Resolved that whila we dtaire our atata ta ha Tepreeented at Aa world' Getambiaa ezpoaitioa ia esmport with ker great Interests to tha aad that tha world may understand oor vast resources, yat wa mast express oar diiapproval of tkn fact tha farmers of ear itata have tWaalatost entirely ignored intheappolrtloosaent of manners from tiiia atata. 3. Resolved thatwa uk the Lejialatara to eaact a law to mora efficiently protect the farmers against fraud and imposition ia the sale of commercial fertilizers. 6. Resolved that wa tender earwympathy ta our president, A. C. Jetason, who was called frera na by reason of. tha death of naar reiatiTe. A. Kbtcham, et. al. Blooming-ton Market. The following are the retail prices for country product ia the Bloom ington market : Apples. $1.20 bushel. Eggs, 25 centa doaen. . Lard, 12 cents pound. Botter, 20 cents ponml. Bacon, 12 cent ponnd. ge, 4 cents ponnd. Vabbita, S cent ap.ece. Tarnips, 60 cents bushel. Squirrels. 10 rent baebce. Potatoes, 90 tsntcent pel. Chickens, live. 8 cents sound. Pumkins, 5 to 10 vent ppiece. Sweet Potatoes, 47 1 centsound. Popcorn, shelled, . 25 pe pound. Flour, 55 to 65 ';U apieei d sack. Chickens, dressed, 12 eta- pound. Turkeys, dressed, 12 eta, pound. Benton Tewashlp. 8amuel Kerr, sr. Is speafltag a few daya with hia brother at Carben, lnd. Mr. Andrew Jackson sad wife ef Marion, lad, are visiting relatives and friend ia this locality. Mr. aad Mia. JL W. Adams enter-, toraed a number of their iriands last Tuesday evening ia honor of their son Nicholas' sixteenth birthd Mrs Wn H, Kerr has returned from Johnson Co. where see has bceit riaiting tier mother who is an aged lady being eighty -eight years of age. Yurie Cox and wi fe ha com to pn4 Mew Ware with bia mothe and bid friends farewell 1 a 'ore he leaves for the south where l will b s cngagid in sgrutihnrc wt k: Nqq Sud Makes aaevery-dsy tinvesaiacs ef aa M-me aaory. Pur end wbolseoac. Praemrad wt scrupuioo sale. Htahat t aNUa4afiftiraPKatafrJae. Sack eadcass ssates tw laO bw. Aveti lsortws aad hiatst a, Ndaaa Sue Kv hWOOBLL k SOULE, Sffratusc. N. T.

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OPERA HOUSE. Wednesday Night Jan. n, "Down on the Farm." Thursday Night Jan. 13, DAMON and PYTHIAS. Week of Jan. 23, GIBLER COMEDY CO

Fublio NoUc. Mr. A. A, Heifer, the aJjaster of the Indiana Insurance Co., of ladianapolia, Intl.. in which company I was insured, was here last Thursday evening and adjusted my loan very eatietactorly to me, and I received mr check for the amount. I tm vary grateful to thorn tor tha manly and prompt acttleisent with me. Mat. J. S. Pays. wHaraBtesi Curs. W authorize our advertised d nig gle t to aeii Uf. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Canghs and Colds, apon this condition. If ran are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Long, Throat or Cheat trouble ami wilt use this remedy a directed giving ilfa fair trial, and xparienue ae beneot. yoi naty r ttorn the b o tie and have your mnev re fun do We could not make this offer did w Dotiknowl'that Dr. Kings New Dia covery could be relied on. It never dissappo'nts. Try bottle tree a H. Lindlay's Sous Drug Store Large sis 50c. aad $1.00. BJCXL11TS AUNI3A SALV1 The Bast salve ia the world for Cats, Bruises, Sore, Ulcer, Salt Rheum, Fever Sore, Tetter, Chippad Hand, Chilblains, Corns, and all fekin Eruption, aad positively cvres Files, or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, er money funded. Price So cents For Sal by II. Lindley' Som. A Leader, Sinre "r,t Introduction, Electr ' Bitlar fBd rafddly ia popular favor, antil now it is clearly in the among pure medicinal tonics and alternatives contains no'.bi which permit it use as a barer er intoxicant, it is recognized ' tb best aad purest ruedirice all ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kidney. It will cure Sick HeadaohoJndigestion, Conet.pation, and drive Malaria from the system. Sati faction guaranteed with each bottle or the money will be refunded. Prle onlJ. pr 'joltle. Sold by H. LiadleVe Sons. SpatUl He, cs. TWatala wh ATMal TflA atnt-l who I A WJ -w - have aeked far the mo'cev, will ploase Mn tinrl aj.it.la tbrir arc-nants be fore Feb. 1st, or I will collect by law. My entire stock of goods was burned out, and I mr.st have my money to make payments. j. u. nuur. Roy M. Peltus, CITY BLLfOSff fill eeatractfor Posting, sad Dlstribatlaj Bills at all klnss. Leave rdrs at tk Cocci aa eflca. 1 Remember that Dr Man-a-wa will be at National Hotel on Wednesday, Ja Itb, instead of Friday. If you are suffering lrom any dtaease you should c all and consult with Dr. Mau-a-ws, at National, Bleomiogton, oa Wednesday, Jan. 11th. Those $1.25 stand lamps at Lindley 'a are (he greastest bargain ever offered. Benckart bakes tb best bread in town. Try it and be ceavinoed. If you want a good Junes and eheap, Beuckart's is th place to ge to. See those fine hanging and piano limps at Lindley's. A Cue line of razors, pocket knives and scissors, atLiudley's. Ilandsome stand lamps for only $1.25, at Liudlej's. B 4 You buy Jewelry for the holidays, oall on Henry Tourner . A fine line of Jewelry, watches and iJvr ware, all standard goodds, at Henry Tourner ' s , next door to bank . Henry Tourner will test your eyes and fit you with a good pair of pecvaoles or eyeglasss cheap. Hotioetothe Public. I now have a new and complete slock of Groceries In the room last occupied by McKlnley & Robertson, North College Avenue where I Invite m r old ens. tamers and many new ones to call and sea me. JOSEPH H. KIR BY.

tiee of Final Sfttlwnrat of Si In fie matter of the estate of Uschaci afters deceasfd. In t he Monroe Ciicuit eeenJier Terra, 3 892. Notice is hereny gnen, tlia . undersigned, as attminislrstni t oft'1 estate of iiaetiscl Myeis decessed, his presented and filed his account and veucltsTre in final aeltlomeut of said estate, mid that the same will come tip far the examinRtien and action of snitl Circuit Court, on the 14Ui dy of January, 192. at which Vim nil persona interested in said estate are required to sppea.' in said Court ni:d sliow cause, if any there he, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the bsirt of said estate, and all others interested therein, arc ali'i hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said est at. Richard L. Strains, Administrator.

C O. Turner Tk leading ONSISTaXXB and f TJINXTU1I W hsva a lare tock af FURNITURE, COM Hi CiSItTS af all kinds, from "is casapsat to ta, AXIT. W also kssp Clothing for Funerals That if bstWraadsnly eeat ysu absut aa half as much aa etusr clothing. W har a large asiortatsat f all Kinds of ;j?ia!:iiLlt;-ia.:r, Bedroom Suts, Parlor Su to, L0UN513, SIDE - IOAKDS, DRESSERS B1BT WAGOHS, Carpet Swevpers, Hall S&cksf In fact STSithluf you aisy want. Piinof.Orjans and Stwing Maciilnc v Jisrth Elds- Sonars. Waldron's Blues THE GREAT FAST MAIL LI'E lit Sliortsct, Best and Quickest Llus bstwssntae rarta and bout a. Trains Issts Grooucntla JuarUen for the East : No. tO Pens., Special 1:41 pa " 8 Day Eiprois 3:44 p m " t Accoaimodition t;ttpa " 13 Oincinaiti xp 3:13 a in " 4 Indp'li Accorn 8:J a m " 8 New York Eip 1:8$ a si TVs'at !este Gresncsstls Juaction fer 111 Will: No. 9 VTsstsra Eiprs....13:2J a si " 5 St. Louis Mall S.OSnai " S Terra Haut Accom . .5 :s4 p m " t FsstTime 18:68 p o " 1 St. Louis xp 3:1$ p m 7 Fast Mail 8:03 pm 1. SHUGRIK, Aft. Vau Lisa, G. C. Juactiea. Indianapolis Accommodation 8 :33 a Terr HM A.CC3 ni uu.dntion &;'J9 p.n tiolar NorMi Leave lerre Haute at 8 a. in. n'.14:40 p.m.; arrlra at Soztb U :00 p. ro. Wo Trantfsri or Lsy-orert and your ac csmniodations are unexcslled. Tot fiirthet inforn:tin r.s to tinti rates, r outss, etc., icareii jour vnM Vaadalia arsnt, or t'lUft. H. HUKK, Travel in j I'uMogsr Af ant, Tsr-e Hauts, In M. A. FOKD Q. P. A., St.ls M.s O. & M. Ohio $ Mississippi Railway. -THE PAST tTSI4 Solid Daily Trains to Cincinnati 4 Solid Daily Trains to St. Louis 2 Solid Dally Trains to Lotujvill Connecting In Union Depot. Willi trains ol nil lines tnr tn East, West, North and South. Throutrh VMtllmlo Day Oiaches.Pullinr.n Parlor Cars uad Sievpcr on all trains. DOUBLE DAILY LINE --eir Pnllman Veinlo n.tfro slcojrr from St. I.nuls and simians an JHaln ILiua TO Washington Baltimore. Philadelphia & ATei? York, icithout change. M0VIKO WEST Should tnke this line unit hai Hrt hansei of em and beU.r acoomo iations than ctbor rontua. Our vtibala cars ar a 1uxur, whkh mnjr beo!or4 hy all, without extra pliarce. and var attanti n is airr nnr pat-prncers to maka thiiir journey plemant nrl cnrafurtablc. Oar airentu will taku pleasaro in nnswtrin inaairio in resard to rn'oi fur both pa'Coni-GTs antl freight, time, rnutn. and ronnoctionfi ; call at jrnir home if dacireel and nttend to shinping rieUt by the most dircnt r.into and rhocking aaaac, without chara far any asistancu thoy mav be able to render. N, B.Padoenirers should imrnhase tickets before cnterina the ears, ns the ticket rate is ten ftoruj less than the train rate. CutmnuniRHtions adrfrescd to the nndersicaod will reeaira promvt attention. AdUre. : D. C. SHAXKP. Ticket Aenl O. st M. Ky.. Hiteholl. Ind. w n. siiATxwe. Gn'l. Pase'r. Aent, CINCINNATI, O. G120SING ear sale r IIS s w a a aw 1 MlLLNRYOF Only once in a life time you ..!i. t.. am , r ... I ! trimmed and nntrimmed gaods must K( hi side of thirty davs. Hats worth 84.00 lor $2.00, hats worth $3.00 for S 1.50, hats werth $2.50for $1.00, hats worth 51.50 lor 50e. MRS. J. S. PAYNE, !Up stairs over Bowman & I Bluett's drug store. 1 Dr. Man-o-wa's rooms are always crowded when at the National Hotel, Bloomiiigton, 30 please came early and avoid the rush. He will be here on Wednesday, Jan. Dili. Please notice clunge in day. Buy iluffalo Springs and drink 110 other.

liLOOMIXGTOX, 1XD., JAX. tat, 1893, To the Tax Payers of Monroe Co: Notice is herebv given that the Tax Duplicate for State. County and City Taxes for the year 1892 is now in my hands and that 1 am ready to receive taxes thereon charged.

I have also ie:e;ved the s : WYLIE, SMITH and road

The foil owinjr hble shows the rate of taxation on each one hundred dollars worth of property, and also un ea-ch poll in the several townships of Monroe County :

NAMES OF TOWNS ami TOWNSHIPS, Beau blossom, -Washington, - -Marion, - - -Benton, - - -Bloamiugtot), -Richland, - - -Van Buren, - -Perry, - - -Salt Creek, - '" -Polk, - - - 2 00 2 00: 2 2 2 -2 00 -2 00! -2 00; -2 Oo -2 Clsar Creek, - - -2 Indijiu Ci-sek, ;2 City ol BloorriSngton, lor City Purposes, 2 00 Couaty&Stato" -'2 0l Town of Ellettsvills, - Town r.f 3tins 'ille, -!2 OO

In addition to the above there is charged to each person owning, keeping or harboring within the county, one male do;j, $i.oo;one female dog, $2.00 : each additional dog, $2.00. Also an additional Tax for the'ci.y ol Dlooniington of same amo-.int. The first installment of Taxes (which is one half the taxes assessed with road tax added) mt be paid on or before the 2 tTRIRD MONDAY IN APRib, 1593.' Or the whole amount will be delinquent avfd subject to penalty. The second installment on or before the & PIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1593. Road receipts will nol; be received except on first half or April installment of Taxes.

County orders will not be paid to anyone owing delinquent Taxes. All parties are warned against buying them. City Ordem will only be taken to the ainouat of the Geueral Municipal Tax. Special School, Tuition, Bond and Sinking Pund must be puid in Cash. County Ore ere will only he tajien lor County Taxes. The owner oi proptrtr or. the first day ol .April in anv yer shall be liable for the Taxes of Mint ysnr. The purchaser of property ou the tirst clay ol April shili be considered as the oueron that day. Call upon ihe Auditor fer irretularitieg or for reduction in your taxes. The Treasurer cannot make audi reductions. Assignees, Guardians, Administrators and others who pav taxes on property in trust, aud

persons whose taxes are complicated, such aa undivided estates,

Ftttle siicu tuxes before the last lew days as it rerpurds consulersuie litue to make the Uwidious aud separate receipts therelore. Tax-payers sheuld examitie their Receipts aad change btfore leaving; tho Treasurer's oflice and see that they are correct. Those who lure lands or nthisr proiiertr id more than one Tovnth ip

must see that they have a receipt

property er all your real estate, it 3 net paid. The ANNUAL SALE of delinquent Lands and Lots will take place TOLI;HRT ft. SUDBURY, Treasurer of Monroe County.

Notice to Taxpayers Bloomingtoii, Ind. Dec. 29. All persons owing" delin quent Hig-ht or Stephens turnpike Tax will please call at once and settle. The eight years having" expired I am ordered by the county commissioners to prcceed immediately to collect ail delinquencies. TOLUKRT II-SUDDURV, Treasurer of Monroe Co HELP WANTED. Taa Ii.ixsTKATK!) Y'ori.d's Fair, Chicago, steal 1 aa an energetic Local A (ant stale ar female) to tnke or(!r for tbeir valuable paper, tb ot.lv j'.ihli.-ytion illnstrstinf the prostiees siul svsrr .iluso and fsatnrp of ibgri Kxpntlciou frem ctart in finih. The eih-ijits, art fealursj, niarliinrry and ir.scbaniral .i;!iiiros will ha faith full y llluatraiad t th v a . -. )m a seal, alwar wnnUd. 3iini'3ic. Iiirsaiii! I aud outfit. AddiMt. JJiVLI.N. IIAl.Md.aX, Ueosral Manager, (.'Bltuuo. FurB Wanttid. ! F M. Tavso will Imit r'nra at (Vliu ;! & Ivarsoll's wars boas (liirine tbe I fcijrdava of ea.li .vk. l':.c!ttt5t ru-ii.t t : (l icet, s'uarautssb. V. hi . I'as

TURNPIKE ROAD TAX.

Turnpike Duplicate, for the collection of Taxes on the following DINS MORE.

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I 10 G s 1 i 10 15 16; 6 Oi) 20 it a iO 00 12 00:12 6 0 6 6 00 15, 25 16 20 12 6 10 6j 0 i 00 00 r;io !o5.20;l i i ! ; 1.6 1.6 h '55; 9,1 10 55j 12110 I2i6 G i I 55! 6 h W 251 1 00,12 16 1 25 10 a i 2 1 ! I ju 1 ! f : 2 i O0iJ2iiC 0 7 59J loj 10 OOji.2 16! 6! Ml m 1-2 10 10 28 1.2 16 I 6i h I 00 0) 15 Jo ''lo' G J 00 !40 lor each township. It your SPECIAL 0FFSaTU SUBoGhlBERS. TI3 WecKIy GMie-rjeffiocrat. Tun farmor, tUc merchant or ths I roi-ssiiNid man who lias no ,:" to rea.l thd larife daily uewfc aper ivUI tiiil in T11 g Wkekly Oi.DiuocsAT, cmiaisiini; ot tm )s". a aper thai fxai'lly sui'. him brim j lul of ilw bfat news ot the day, siUH ; lieully conlenaU to meet hi needs ' 'i'hiiiigh ati'iuily Itcpnblionn in prin ! c ijileti, it, is never so arlm.vi as to tuppresa any important iii'ws neces- i saiy to a uorrsct ko-lelg of cur-: isnt events. Once ft ruder, altajs i 1 leader. P:icp, $100 nor Year, j Any periion seuding n thrae do lars : r th lie yearly suuscriptiona to the 'iVeelily, will recKlve on copy frso for one year. A free sample copy may be had by wi ilung for it,. SubMirimions leccired bv all itnstuisslerser iiewwioalprs tin nu!;liOHt the United Slates, orrirpcilv liv , aLCBK PEINTIN& C0.,St Loms.2io. ' i Krss asorsacwaaii,-' -jri'TwfWwa'BtcisM .1 1 n, sin TIME TABLE IT BLOOMING T0H t.-iN TKAL siTaNDAHU TlMIil Inr:Coc! Oct. Z., IGOt. j Going Noith j Chicago Day - - 10:528.11. Chicago Night Exp 1 1 :i6 p. in lilooniiufftou c com : 8:40 p m Going South--Louisville lay Mail -3:41 p m Louisville N'iirhtKxp 3:50 a m . ivoui.sviile ccuir. - - 7:00 a m No's. 7 and 8 do not nui on Sunday. 1fi3f"AU through trains 1 undaily Dunk tla famous Uutfulo Springs, at "The Oitice."

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a a a 2 JS E Ol 9 u !2S 23 Vfi ai I ss. o H 87 1 60 1 70 1 70 4 1 G4 1 06 I 46 I 4G 10; 5 IO! 10 14 14 U 90 30 90 80 87 77 10; C 11 88 78 SO 66 10 l ' 78 70 G8 60;i 30 i 72! i 54 10 10 u I I ill 9 SI 1 84 14 14 i 90 53 SO 1 70 73 I 56 10 10 90! 71 74 I 4S 'Hi 52 I 04 72 I 44 i 40 1Q2!8SH 90 etc., are earnestly requested t rccd.pts do not meution parsoual WE TELL YOU aottilag n.w wbn we .talc that It pays to engage iu a ptrmaactnt, mast htalthr and pltasant fausl. nass. tbal ratnrus a praSt for averr day's work. Jfuch is tha botlneti w o!Tr lha worklnr class. W tnoli thm how to niti money raridiv, ana uarautt ererr ob irha follows au'r'iliuructfons faiitifally the maWni of 83O0.O0 a month. trrr; on who takes hold now and works will surslr ami speedily iacreaie their earalnfs; titers can lie no question about It ; others now at work are iloiac u, and too, reader, can do the same.. I'hia Is the best paying business that you hare ever had tbe ehanoa to sreart. Yos will maka a frirc mliiske if Ton rail to (ire It a trial at one, f vciu (rasp the' situation, and act quickly, rou will directly And yourself In a most pro.pereus business, at which yon can surely maka and sare large suras of money. The resalts of only a few hours' work will often equal a week's wag'. W lietlier rou are old or young, man or woman. It makes u difference, aa as we tell you, and sue esss will meet ou at tha vary start. Neither experience or capital necessary. Those who work for ns are rewarded. Why not write to day for full particulars, free ? K O. AI.I.KN A CO , Boa !! (.38, Augusta, Me. Fublio Salt. On January 0, 1SS. at ths reildeo.ee ef tbi lt Alfted N. l.aytasn, deceased, ia l!ea !ltso townislp, Msnrss cauaty, Indiana, 1', tulles inuthweat nfStlnetvllle, ths undsraigned wili after at public aaie all tbe perssnat property of said ds reudant. eonsistiuf; sf bay. cora. oats, horses, caUle. fan in J KteHails, household ami kitchen fiirultiii'S. kale to liejria at 10 o'clock s. m , and cnntictie ftoni day to day until all is sold. Tr.xus:- On all eiinis'over$.,i00ecrsdit fix mnntks. parclissers jiviilK nctH with sppruTsd ssctirlty with six par cent, interest aftar malin itV; on auint of $5.00 and undsr cash In hand. Thomas J. TUanis. 1 dadnistrtor EsUts sf Alfted ft". LayniiD, deceaaaU P.O. IS ln"J2. No Letter whiskey made than Buffalo Springs, sold Ly T. & D. of "The Ollice."

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Alter the Holidoy rush camos the annual inventory. So:a lines have not sold as well as others not as well is we expected' trhun we bought them Tha stock naist bo lightened aud wef propose to do it by uiaking pricas light, i r These special lines era represented at this t

ARGAIN

WOOL DRKSI? GOODS,

GINGHAMS, PRINTS, SATINES, STLEiS, LINENS, LACE SI Under wcar5 It

Everyday and erery lWrnext week will hare its epecii

uargain m :nest and other linei. K5Lf"Mail orders carefully "All that others

Pettis Dry Goods Co.

R. WOOLLEY. WOCUEY & Insurance J'ost Ojjlca Block, One I) They represent the following U. ft Mnlual Accidetil Association Liverpool and Lontlo .nxi Globe. Loidoii anil I.aucaa Natinnal, llarlfoid, Conn NewYork IIai. Glas l'tianix, Hroi.khr.X Y. Until a! Life, X Y. TITB GREAT IX MAX r..Tilt, WTU. )H,OOXIXitrt)S,WE;'E!jDAY, JAN.

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-1 4u iff 'W impiVT!Tam Tf) . IhKS ni-. cure knsw 11 for all OIsmhw pei ultsr tti .1: w..Ln.i .-in in iliflmrk. rdd band" anri fpvt, pain K Un top ol ditions due to winkiiesa, puolcivolr and aw;iv witb "i-H-al trcalin"nt, ' eo wuca which are pprfiwtlv tie!s.

TO THE MKS. A p-rmanent cure Is offcre.1 to tbe younr a:vl middle a ,A men wlm.trc suffoiit4L' with wenk bark, loBOf ftrenctn r vitality, dkspc

rivr.irv. ni? -t loe, lo.t nnbol, specks hs-fore the eyes, itizainesa. palpljj

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I'lLES. I'lM-itivc ant! iieininm i r eniv w piu-s. no cutting, su km ol time. 1111 ligature, no pain. Vlrtula and ulcer of rectum cured. ;sS JiPILEPST. Dr. Man-O-Wa has discovered lite gre.it spwlflw remedy. Calf enilerT. This iliaease. the neftsr dreadful of all aiseaVes, cati be cure 3. TI1BOAT AXf LUSJ IlISKAhKS. I'a'nrrli ol'tbe nose. thr-.:it iti.l brof. cb'al tubes ; eatarrhal cnoss, hcadacbe, droppiuc in Ute tlncst, ndlfetlsfr Impure bliwd rcultliije from catarrh, cured by a sViert. teursc r tix-timesitX Ojittnnb If negUcted will produce consumption, which very pocn bcronics tn curable. All throat arid lun anection sboold receive prompt and efficient, ,e8,'i)lioi'SY AXl KIDNEY TROt'BI.E. Dropsy ean be cured by voetalla v( l-cmedie-s, but by no others. Hloittingnf the ahtlntnan, puffs wn'.or tho eyes i gnf lling of the bauds and l-.et an: dropsy. If taken in tiiao this condition la j Ctitahl. Si RHEllMATlSM. I -will positively cure rheumatism, no matter bow fongij standinr. Tbia painlul disease under proper treatment can k cured atui tiiefj blond thoroughly purine! wtll prevent return. You don't ncc.l ta change; climate, a liiis "result cm. be u-c.inplislie 1 here ns well as tlsvbce. Rhen.?!' matisin pr-'du-es bcati disease, which cac't be cui-ei'. lieuciJ it fchould not ,b'i allowed to proiluce tnis rtwnlt. . All who niny b tioubleit iv'lli nrjpepua. nnbijcstion, bi!gh:;'s diitea dropsy, constipation, epilepsy, iterTousrlebUlty, lieadaches, rauarrh, n-cvu-htrtfi., cons limptlon, eiiol'ula or hn'y form cf blood pnisi-n. i!ieuuuitim. st niH.eas .3 cers or tcmora, female weakness pile. Heiiralgla, disease of the eye and eat; .l los-of urcrgth aud less of manhood, are cspcv' tlly u-vited to call and cOi.sulsf th Doctor. . . . , , ' -, l)l. MXN-O-TV A Is one of the arcatiUsteapnosticirin ot disesfes 1 1 Ameilc; He ran locate your disea.se and describea paticuts ailnu-nts without even a irioi j 10 Rtilde him in hi conclusions. C'onsu tHtion, personal and by letter, lr ln atnient. Ini-IudiKg all medicines usedtS to $5 per mouth. Add.ii.-ss . . 5 MAN-t-WA, Frankfort, Ind. j

FrcBh oj-stera orvd iu erory style t Bauokart'e. Benckart biVea eyery day the bet of cream, to k ry ind crsthasa hred. y Vhn yon waur arfy uice and frcsli etplo aad fancy p;roceriea, at the lowest price, go to Mort WhitaUcr's.

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