Daily News, Volume 2, Number 111, Franklin, Johnson County, 28 December 1880 — Page 2

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St. P. BKAUCHAMP. Editor asd Proprietor PaMte*tio« Oflkst*, corner Fifth a»d Mala Street*

Entered at the Pout OAce at Terre Haste, Tat6UUi, »«co®dlaM matter.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1880.

BAXI«HKD Raglans io great numbers are periehitig from cold and hunger, *•-. iLil.,1 J-1JL11- 11J .MnMMHUI &PIA •Jkkomk B. SrrLaoxa, late manning editor of tlie New York

HUMOR says that .Senator Conk ling will soon make a speech in reply to Senator Bayards io«intmiot)g at Dorer.

THE Scandinavian girl* and bojre of the llule villaga of Chicago, bare been on ilie

fete

for Ute last few day* in honor of their coon try man, the great Swedish poet, BJonson.

Ull. Jl1. -IMJ'X... .i.1.™1!1 .. .Mi'

TUB Terre Haute

Expre**

from a Chronic attack ol

ia suffering

MATHball

corres

pond en c?. Summer Coon Belf is the "Jtinoli»"as well as the Ot-nious that dishes up libels against hie enemies though that sheet. Hence, the small circulation of the

JKxpres*

munity

I'lWIi Alii Lrr 1KB.

This time ''Old Probabilities" was.right beyond a shadow of a doubt, for the pre diction of a storm in the East has besn yerifled. A severe gale, accompanied by snow and sleet, sot in early yesterday morning and raged all day. At Saudy ilook last njght the wind was blowing at the rate of sixty-eight miles, and at Boston at the rate of eighty-four miles an hour. Several vessels have gone to pieces or sustained great damage in the harbors on the Atlantic coast, and fears arc entertained for the safety of others outside. The railroads are badly block aded and trains delayed.

PULW& WILtlKLM'S .11'PIiOA VU-

INQ NUPTIA LS.

The Berlin Cablegrams of the 26th Instant states that the programme of the festivities In connection with the marriage of Prince Wilhelm of Prussia with Princess Victoria of Sehieswlgdlolstein AttgttsUuiburg has been arranged as follows: On the 34th of February next the Princess will arrive at Bellevue Schloss and will make ber entree into Berlin on the following day. The Imperial mar rlage will take place on Saturday, the 86th. On the following morning the Prln«e and his bride will attend the church service, after which, according to the practice at the Berlin Court, the wadding breakfast will follow," On Monday, the 28tli. there will be a gtaud banquet, and on Tuesday evening, the 1st of fttareh, a grand ball at the Opera House, after which the Prince and Princess will take up their residence at the City Palace at Potsdam.

IRIS LAND.

This cold bleak disagreeable weather recalls to one, the woe begone condition of Ireland, and stirs up the warmer nature of man, for the poor tenantry of that distracted country. Their laws_.goverain# tehftatry are really very poor. The conditions upon which an Irish tenant retains a holding are very fllmttey. There Is really so such protection for such tenants as the law affords the most insignificant person in this country. There seems to he no such thing fccognixcd as perinaaent or uniform rent The landlord Axes the rent at the highest point be thinks the tenant can pay. The more skillful the tenant in the cultivation of land, and the more frugal and industrious he ia, the more real he can pay.

Instances of the above can be given, and as one we cite the Ormshy estate, on which there axe seventy-three holding*, the Government valuation of which was £386 |»su, by which the owner or agent had raised to ESM The lands ar* described as having been all reclaimed by the tenants at their own expense, and without aid from the landlord. This is but one ease but if there is one» there maybe more. It I* quite enough to know that U»e tenant has no protection against the repadty of the landlord, with out going to the trouble to ascertain if the landlord abuses hi* power. Any Has* entrusted with irresponsible power will abuse it. If every Individual does not, enough will to make the experiment fatal to the peace of a country.

The late dispatch*# now say, thai there is a movement among landlords looking to fair rent flxtty of tenure and free sale. If this movement had commenced before it tamme a question between that and no rent all it might have saved the pre*eat trouble but It Is a question now if the agitaMoa can be allayed without more radical measure* than landlords will be likely to propoee. There is alao prospect of a spread of the agitation into England, where the demands of the landlord ex feaust nearly all the products of a fam though the tenants rigfeta aw better Mplndbjr law.

59 ct

(JazeiU

(N.

-. '.- f/L.

___

Lowdok

firm advertises 6ba* It bee

Cor sale one rf the identical stamp* by which George III. attempted to impose the obnoxious tax on teas imported into British America.

Natural

caverns of large size, tme

at least being fix trandrea feet long, hare been discovered at West Harptree, near Weils, Somersetshire, Ensriand. It Is hinted thai the investigation* hare revealed matters of great interest to antiquarian* and archasolouista.

\hzkm

World, U5ead.

DR. DAVID B. SMITH, of Springfield, Mass Professor Io Yale Medical School, is dead.

new building is required or used. This is the smallest number titers has been for several yea-re, and the number at on* time reached six hundred.

Somx one has andertake* the baseness of lion-breeding at Bond, ia Algeria, in order to supply menageries and zoological gardens with specimens of the king of beasts, ftor which there ia a great and growing demaad. The ex-

Urpatton of the boa in a wild state in

Algeria, from a variety of cauaea, is only a question of a very short time. CALIFORNIA gold-hunters have invaded the wilds of Sonora, one of the northern States of Mexico, where the American has been known only by tradition and the dustoms of the seventeenth oenturr have been preserved with a Chinese hatred of improvements. Rich tre&aure* of gold are said to have beea found, and an exodus of California miners ia expected.

Kkknib Nash

in this corn

—Eastern lUinotmn.

FOHTO.SK sometimes strikes an artist as well as an editor. Humor lias it that Davki A. Strong, the famous scenic artist at H&veriy'a theatre. Chicago, recently made a cool $10,000 by a fortunate in vestment at Wheatatone Mountain, Pima county, Arizona.

WHILK a boy wto driving the oows to

Say,"

nature in Waltingford. Conn., the other he saw a fox sleeping. Throwing a stone, he hit the animal on the haaa, and, supposing he had killed it, taek It fund le

by the legs. He had

years he aaJ

m-vl germ of

are mm leJ than two bun- Surrounding him were My or slxt, *Hd dred boys in the Massachusetts Reform hogs, furiotia in their eflorta to get at School. and hot a small portion of the their enemy,

had lain abed for sev

a a a S ad a less with rheumatism. The physicians could do nothing for him. He lately sent for a Connecticut colored woman who had the reputation of being wonderfully effective in prayer. She touched his forehead with oil, laid her hands on his shoulders, and prayed three hours continuously for his cure. Then he got 'ipand walked. The staid Northampton

tells the story and vouches for

its truth.

GKOKOE

PAIWHALI.,

a Rochester

Y.) bird-fancier, has been at infinite trouble to get the national red, white and blue represented by three birds, which will live peaoeably in the same cage. He has finally secured birds of the same size and which eat the same kind of seed, the red bird being a species known as the 5?apoleon, from South America, the blue an indigo bird from the same country, and the white a sparrow from Java.

Tine late Sultan of' Morocco was oae day rowing on a lake with the ladies of his harem. The boat upset, and two men, at the peril of their lives*, saved the wholb party. "To have seen his Maieety in such an undignified position, and moreover with his ladies,M writes Captain Colville, was a crime punishable only by death. The unfortunate men were accordingly walled up in a small room and left to starve or die of suffocation. Their skeletons were found while some repairs were being mado in the palace on the preeeat Sultan's aooession."

CattTAYN Dutch naturalists are testing the ability of the domestic cat to act as postman. Seleoting Luik for their headquarters, they thence dispatch a number of cats, securely tied up in woolen bags, to the neighboring villages, where thev are freed from confinement and turned looae, with neat packets of letters securely strapped to their backs. At once their domestic instincts oome into full play, and they swiftly flee homeward with unswerving directnons. Of the thirty-d*evea eats thus constrained to serve their country, not one has hitherto failed to fulfill its postal fuootions with excellent punctuality. jHK. m.LL, the inventor of the telephone that bears his mime, is only thirtytwo years old. lie h^a made a groat fortune out of the invention, and has enriched his father-in-law, Mr. Hubbard, of Boston, who put money inh it, and who is now getting up compaaie* ia London to introduce the telephone into Ind'a, China, Japan and Egypt,

gtwo

bat a

short distanoe when the fox begaa bkiap his fiu^ers. H« then daahe*! the mmm*P* head against a stone wall, kilHag it ia»ta.ntly I

Dtt. Sraiof wcr*», of the tTnlted States Army, who has mad* a fciaHy ef AMi diseases ia New Orleaas and

at any time. The was developed aadar

MCAOHRR Conmr, Montana, hae a wonderful eava. An arched passage thirty feet wide, many feet high, aad reotv feet long conduct* the visitor to ipacioux apartment aixtv feet la width and one huadred feet t» length. From this room passage* open on all *ides into other chamber*, one of which is estimated to be owe hundred feet square, with a dome-ahaped catling rising to a height of etarhtr reet.

serent a*

BKRKS, Pa., claims the largest chestnut tree in the oounty. It is growing estate of

iuc&ee In circumference the lowest limbs are fifteen feet from the grcmnd« and measure fourteen feet in circumfer«nc* at the base The top of the tree la reached without danger by st^psthat are fastened between the limbs. It ia estimated that this tiree oontaiox about seventeen cord* of wood. It stall yields about three buabeis of che«t&sts annuallv.

The grwrts« huasaa virtue hears no p»portkm to htrauuB *nity. We always think oanwlve# hrtlff than we are, aad are tnair d«e£ro*» that others shookl think ta still better than we think eumfrer. To praise ftr act!mm tern

deserve praise hi mt toteeftn betseit. but to pay a tribute. We hate alwep p#vten iioiM to hae whkh, la oer «w* Wartsi«e know to be dwpotable, aad whirh we aw deatrwa to

mrtvfth**

Kitting a Jagaar.

The wild hoge of South America am rrry aavage, and when aronaed know not fear. O® night a hungry party of explorers, eamped in a Brasilian forest beard an uproa* of grunting, squeaking and clacking of tuska. ng#?" exclaimed all With joy fulness, "now we'll have a dinner.'*

Snatching their gmw, they crept cantiously towards the sounds. Coming to the edge of a clearing they aaw by the moonlight a jacttar standing on an anthill, about five feet from the ffmuiwl.

The jaguar, with his tail stuck well up in the air, and his legs close together, stood balancing himself on the points of the hillock. As the infuriated pigs threatened one side or the other, he would turn around and face them. He was evidently uneasy, and only waiting for a chance to make a rush and escape.

In a moment of forgetfulness the jaguar slightly dropped nis tail. Instantly a pig seized it andpnlleri then

a a a

ano

tj,er, and another, and tne beast was

dragged from his perch to the ground* The battle was terrible. The yellow body of the jaguar rose tip above the grunting, squealing mass of pigs, and his powerful janrs struck deadly blows. Then he fell—the uproar Btidsided, and the herd dispersed. The party of exE lorera walked to the battle-ground. ourteen dead pigs were lying on the Celt*, but no jaguar or its remains were seen. I Presently one of the party, picking np a fragment of something said, "Here's jthe tiger!" It was a bit of the jaguar's skin. He had been torn to pieces and devoured by the savage hogs.

Qlmoscmcnls

PBRA HOUSK. C. B. HOSFORD. Manager. ONE WIGHT OXIY,

Wednesday, Dec. 29,1S80.

SNELBAKElt'S

Majestic Consolidation. 60

HALF HUNDRED STRONG 50 Positively the greatest and only HaU Show ia existence, Pre»ntlnir Two and Three

Different Acts at One Time

Avoiding and dispensing with the old thread-bare and warn ont rontiae thnt it has been customary t« follow.

Commencing the performance nightly at 7:80 o'clock, thirty miimtex &hrad of all other t«how*, onr patron* thereby gucureiog three hourtt of simultaneous, uninterrupSbd and Bolid enjoyment.

Worth comina miles to #ee. No stago wiiit?, curtain*, or teaiou* overtureg. Remember thin Mammoth Kxhibition han no equal.

AII.1IIMMIOX, No extra charge for reserved ecatc, at bookstore.

75, SO ami 2Sct* Button's

I'KKA nODSB. O. K. HOSFORD, Manager

O1'

Grand New Year's Attraction

TWO PKRPO

MA S(

KB,

2tfatiuec at S p. m., Evening al S p. m.

The greatest New Yorkr snceeiw of the present seaeoo.

Saturday, January 1,1881 Engagement of the renow»od coitediau and great churnctcr Hctor,

SOL SMITH RUSSELL.

In h^ now famoiift character of TQM DII.I.OWAY, In J. B, BrownSi new American

-*S

comedy, In fiotir acta.

Edpwood Folks.

Supported by kit owb company df *uperior ar* tldta a* pfirTormed at Abby^* Park Theatre. New York, four coneecn.ite weeks, toa cnccee»ion of crowded and cattgusiaatic andieace». Received everywhere with nercam* af laughter and applauae. Bvenine prieca* i»..75c. fSOe and S5c Reserved fleats $1.00

MatincfefrieiV-Adntta, flOC: children. «3c. Sale of oeat.t will commcncc at Botton'e, three day* la advance.

PSKA housb.

timnmm,

exposed the (allaor of the powolar noakai that beoausa a foul odor had existed for there was ao danger. is," a powder nagaaiee late which the spark of cholera, diphtheria and ana might fall typhoid Mich cimimttances

C. B. HOSPORD, Manager, OMR 5H6RT ON1.Y.

Friday, Beeember 31st. THE UNEQUALLED! *. RAVERLVH

J. H. HAVERLY JT. H. MACK ....

Proprietor ..Manager

In the World! Over Half a are

The larfeat troab« In the World! Over Ha tlandredla all I Pre#*. profeMl«n andpnWHc unanimous in their prsuw and pranounce it pedor to all pact effort*. 40 la First Part

Ali the Be«t.

12 Arrobatir Claffriflts All the Bast.

12 Keag aad Dura Artists Ail tba Beat

10 Great Bad lea All Ute Beat.

1& Sole iMlniiMettHiiti All the beet.

SvctyOfa* re«a bea^Bakj ito ri3. test#|w W, tt. ^rkWaad».«».»*.

that

bva new

we have always Iwfeawwkfc we he fldtartewa mi of whkli we taperiy «aatdb atewsty cxmAra»atioo.-tDr.a Joh»

1%5J

Superb Vocalist* All Uw B«M.

Qtaenl Agest ...P»iawi Affffit

D.!kTa««a». Prlee af Aataal«wi», flSS, ?te, awl Me Be**r**d Mats mlest BaOoVa Uu«e ds^i taadv»c« wittewr* extra a«*a.

""'Mm.

... ji-'

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C3-I2»A."Nn)0i»,

VARIHT CONCERT

HALL, AND

mkmmssxm

Tif-Tor salo&X,

«nrMsaaslBsst,heL«h«amsto.

"iftev THE

saP

Clearance

M| 3j

-AT-

OWEN, PIXLEY, & CO'S

Will Continue Until the Lines

MARRED DOWN

Are sold. Sweeping Reduction made in aH lines of

Ulsters and Overcoats,

In Men's, Youths.* Boys' and Children's Departments.

OWEN, PIXLEY, & ^Co.,

Wholesale Manufacturers, 608

and

510

PA-PA, SISTER,

Main St.

Christmas Gilt.

MA-MA, BROTHER.

SOMETHING USEFUL

AND APPROPRIATE.

One of those Little Suits, 4 to 8 years old. Overcoats, too nice, same ages, $2 50 lo $6.

Bovs and youths Ulsteretss, 12, }8, 14 15. 16, 17, 18 years old, at greatly reduced prices. Styles new and pretty.

Men's Business and Dress Suits, pleuty. Prince Albert and Cutaway Frocks, nice and cheap.

Knit Jackets, styles and prices to suit you sizes,,36 to 44. White Shirts, $2 quality, down to 1 oO.

Extra fine Gloves. Handkerchiefs. Susspenders. and Neck-fiea. Fine Percale Shirts, Underware, &c., too numerous to mention, but valuable and useful.

Remember Ope Dollar well spent is worth Five Dollars in useless articles. Consult your interest and give us a call, and we will try and make it to your interests to call again.

MILLER & COX,

523 Main Street, north side,

I OH£A.S.: Corner Third and Moffatt Sts

DEALKR IN

ALL KI5vDS OF

FAMILY GROCERIES

SUtnl

SPECIAL ANHOUNCEMENT

TO THE Pt'BT.TC.

Harinf Inst retnraed fr"» tbo Baatern marke *, where I have purchased

pleta stocks *f

the most c*&

PALL and WINTER

CLOTHING

•rerplaced on the shelves

a Terre Baste

clothier. I saon retpectftlljr iavite U« attentfa» of the baying paUk to

-i' --r-

of mj late ywiw«, aa my tot prtoM arts

BIG FEATURE.

-'Tf :~"if "'V

T» ^5i •i-

PBEnjP SCHLOSS, 420 %aln street

WM, DREUSICKE, i,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

Patent Refrigerators,

r-. Osr. Hiataatelj'iriMiiin la, TKRH£ HACTB DO).

I)a. HAnr**'« lao* T«*tc ia a jarviMraUoa or PrMoxMa «f abate*. MMK-laUtd wUh the vtceUtM AraaaUc*. Kadorned by the Mrdteal Profejalaa, an« mrridfd by them for Dyi^eiwla, Oeaeral aeWllty. Feaale Wm»t or |TY, Nervaa* Pr*«trMl«a,

Fcrer. It avrraa every purpose wb«r* a Toxic la o«c*Mary.

DYSPEPSIA.

W. S. CLIFT. WILLIAMS.

C.^nnot sot out c»" Order. Wilt tr.at a Ufa-

I0e

Laamwo TTaj*I

Arrloaltaral Implements.

Ai-v'jt imr, J.8. Basarrr.

TAt Sditir. Ott.TA4**rUmm, 7

Late of HO** um FA&1L"

"SOUTHlifd WEST,"

PUBLISHED AT 218 PINK STBKT, ST., LOUTS. By ALFRED AVERY & CO. Perxl for aampla copies of SOUTH and WEST," which ta a flrst-cUsa a*rie.aHural and family paper, published semi-monthly at the low prlccof fiOOKKTS a Y*fa. PollUca ara entirely Ijmored. General news, valuable information, and interesting reading maUer are furnhheil. The beat of correspond/®U oontrfb*it« frwmallaerUonsof ttiecouatrv. 1

Jarful prem In ma

ao«t liberal e^tn minions wLU be fir en to dobra^acra. SAarLaai Face.

Addre«'

SOUTH & WEST,"

110 Pine Street, St. Louie, Mo*

mttsA«sa«i to Sail tfca S taatorj Asrl

Farming for Profit

'ls*s Fam al famiaf. sst

Kr», Asearata, Cssa^rdMaaivs. A Ci Library la A aars (aids t* sasaa TELLSfioW Tfl gSSftSteis. Make Money lUSKS&SSS latM aw«T tta* tta aast ttwr »inia pafct.

Stationers and Bualneaa Paople an Migtoad wUb. aad Make aad Sere Moaer ty aatacDw awddniiewin* IWd miKTlKG

iwlw grWia. hefli la»d sod M»«« wyta*. talk liaad aad

In my Merchaat Taflortaf Oeputacit I Mxtr osaltaed tiua ew %o mm th* ttMepabhc ta every p«rtlealar.

ST J?

TW MoBitx. p*

wsMk aad MM* ptrnMcta MooM.

r*ieta

PBJCSS

bast,

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ac.«afM.

mtf taayssa ataapR.

«*ewlie«wyyw. Waaaaka

raasrnv pfksmtnm --m*.

owr«o»a

aae mm ffeaataai R»L Waawsa, t«fc

WootMi.

J. W. tkmlmiw & Of, 731 CkmtmU St.

Ir-ivUSJSN^lt,^

Palace Bl Music

218 OHIO STREET.

TBRRB HAUTE, INDIANA

ktpt i*

cMyfw ftaM ••jI fwMl ttui tt§t wH pay fat tinner

'ja

r»T«NIMa^^jea,

aa4

HanfictvU k] THE DR. MUTER MEDICINE CO., Do. 213 Hertli Hah Street. St.,

CLIFT, WILLIAMS & CO,

MANUFACTURERS OF

SASHES, DOORS, BLINDS, ET

AND DEALERS IN

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Glass, Paints, Oils and Build! Hardware.

CORNER OF'NINTH AND MULBERRY STREETS TBRBE HAUTE.

G. 13 JST

ATL A.

rI?.1STTO

MACHINE SHOP AND Fours

Orp** mi trial.

A I N E S O A N 0 UsrtHfi'ctiiirr

Portable and Stationary

f'i

Emgines,

Flour,

MINING MACHINERY. IIANOKUS, PULLEYS, SHAFTING. UPRIGHT AND HORIZONTAL STKAMjENtJl"

002 N. Sixth Street. Terre Haute, Indiana.

high,

errrr

Kverr FBrnt*rw*nt*thi»8hpllerfor »h»tlln»rcom fori try, for me.-.I, for aearl.or tor atnr similar purj-oae,

Cnnn

BLOO

CIUWSH

CAUI

S a 5 1

/ntrrhartr nd JtUt»»

MARCHAL & SMITH ORGAN CO. Br dlrwt from rMtory to porehuer, OIUI Mil thla bcastirul OR(a,

48 toekei toox. noild walnut o»v, ft wum, 1 *u|», 4 Krt*

Mm-ntf rattle anl ?»,* »ti«\ ,f*r

MrlpihMi. MAkCUAl.

TWO

ItT.—'t

,*3

rmynwWWffy »aWSK

IntkH

liwh, for

trsdciertnlnni lh«i r»fr* »n« nhull hkio au upporiunlif ui Utla omtultloani Orfun. ueiefore puubc pne» «t 800, »o« tend on Fifteen Days' Trial. wt I

Organ a MlHlC and HHTltl tTliH NOOk, ia oom|lvt« Xaiieai Outfit). I Order

O •cfk l*iKfeii tUe money with o«r habit or any rrapo*«ibl« marehuiltfil tlrtan aa»4sfa«t«rr. ar t- r«u»r«nni \n ou 11 Urgan returord to u«. owai.the Only House in /fmorioa org mm, KhA

&00* Order direct t»r ftryU for full Ji

HUH 11. W«sl KUventh direct. Mew York,

^EW PREMIUM CORN SHELi

ft.

OSf.Y CHEAP PIM-riCl.K ItATSn fOHN KI1KI.M JULAOJ^. AvUI UI AMV IMMXAK MtlXlAK 1 1 l»r: MAHK 1.1'.

IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES.1

dors »"t njtirs h« C"» ti, ami ia therefore JaM

thin* to fnr fhelli tiff «nrn f«r sent. 8KCOND.—Th# tip tnil anrt bint rnrt nf the eorn rf shpllert Into onaves.iel, ami the body of the rar Into a.j which laaa htinicT!*ecnnv«l' many farmers plai#"thacom fr«m lhatnldl Icof the •ar.

how manvl.rc-aO-fcrh-rrlrert sbrlfi«r«J»£tnayha*^. It WHlPsy Tor I iself Many Times Overon Anv Farm. 0*r PRKIfTTTM CORN SHKI.l.f.R la deatln» ta ^rrort

SnaM.r.aof t!i« !av Wh^n one# lntrvlarrd neothej

shcller will be wanted. We brHcvc I lit« to bet ho Beat liana Csrn Shell® lnv»ntH. CanvasiHti* AOKNTS WANTED Ini every Conpty, 1 larFor Sals bv all flr*t-cla«« Country Storpo and Dealera In llardwar

AsarnrarmAt.K«rosrr,and If hshaanot got, to any addrra* npon reee(|»t sf Bl, Ad Pttbllafeara. FARM FIRESIDE, SprfngfltK.

will aend a Sample prepaid tfes ooir MaauXactttrars, Pi a" nai "a

•tit

'arMtand Beat Medklae ever llada. of Hop*, luehu, Mantllon. with ail Ui« neat sad I ttrni, f.ri

Tba A

drakla1"^ Dandelion, noi( olus tin prupertka of an other BltUi makeaVtbe grsalfl* ®lood,^,ur7S*,'li',v®UmUti R«Su|Vator,aodJJfea«UIB«1U» A^aat on l»o dlssaas IHttara are na%#Mo varied and (wrftot ar» u»ir Sk» liwiMrBV^ ladtigorta^tk» »|»4^a»4 latoa

To all whose •V,pt7TTTW»U"«aa tvoftbobowelaoi%. artouuT orjana, ar wbo rrqtilraaa App^^^^o and mild Wlrm^, Hop mttonia»lBv»iV»*»^. without Into*loatlna*

Vonat«M'wtkatyottrteWt,,iw« ,of

Bcnenber, Bop

«gj

*77Tpt^"*HfP

aes wbatUw dlsmaeor allw®*** tera. Doot wait unil) yem only feet bad or wlaeraa^.a^^***

MndiwU.]

aSOO wfll be paid forr a cure^rbelp. dTM» •offer ^Mt use aad ar«a U-oV^ Hop

musn

to «ruM»d

dntntam aortrom. bat U»e Be* ]|(dldM«rarmad«:M* "lirafj asd aerr* and no peneo or faoiity aboold be vfUtoattbem. abaobita aad trraatHiWa

eara and

etfTolerr Bap iMScra «». Ca^,

jgg^SSSi

Acente Wanted far tt»e eelsMr***'

OI^S

RINO,

BY 0!»

roo

r%* Kommm efdwmittm IMotr C***

Vm,

wMca to adSsd, by tua ssaaa aaltor,

THE INVISIBLE EMPIRE.

tataa as ataaOar ptetfa _uJ}*. sets -run

the aoomina Sook far tfte 0»mpal®n. TanMarr ny*S*r ta*aa. Par *artleata«a, wH*a J.M.OLOOTT, X. Market Stnwl* ladlempelia,

EIA8TIC TBTJS9

m7tLkSttSSH

hrwIdMaala aaeafTlatifi maiwwi

~DOIJrri WASTED FOB MEW BOOI

Sunlight and Shado

wiia «f THrtlllng, Pathetle

thetlo

MM?,11*!if.Nk «C&Mleaa«.