Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 9 November 1889 — Page 3

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CAUrFTS AND FCRXITCRE.

Bed

Chamber

5°'

FROM

.00

ileoirakil

show

a very beautiful

$3. U-$5- ^s

10 and $12. Window Shades, Lace Curfiins. I lassocks, boot Stools id the best carpet sweepers. ()ur carpet stock is simply immense and it does seem to that we can suit anybody uul everybody. We will try do so anyhow.

ostcr

icioiliier, Merchant Tailor and Gents' Furnlslier,

022 Wahasli Ave., Near 6tli, Nortti Side.

*saaaKra

hH EARLY FALL

She Cv uh our

«nd utttt*r

?... up. and it cvorvtHHl). invttr t»r s* !,m- I.uiktns purcUim*.

J. 5. \\. /T\iller

522 Wabaab Ave,. Now Sixth St.

TOWN1.KY St ov OMI'AX

DO YOU WANT

Stou^ or furoaqe

TIN. SLATE OH IKON UOOFINO.

MANTEL OR OUATE. tilk heahtih.

I AFFAIRS OF THE

ponds

Wo.oo.

Ail tin- new things in Cham Walnut, Oak and

)er Suits, /'"h'-rry. New Sideboards, 1 fat Racks, 'icr Classes, Ladies' Desks, ancy Tables, I-ancy Chairs, iasels and Parlor Suites, lied iprin^s, Mattresses, Ltc., J-tc.

NO.

Carpet .mil Furntiure House.

Cl.OTUIKU.

']. T. II. MIl-liR,

the presentation.

cjerk

5|I-gg,m

TIIK AND-V LI A LINE CHANGE TIME TO-MORROM,

K*«M»rkM'hl f"*M Time Had# four Umllinl Train on Ij»*» Thur*4l*i

liv the change of time which the Van-

dalia will tnake to-tnorrow, fourteen pas-1 !wnger trains will run daily over the"

v. 4

J), east bound, i* a. new

through accommodation train from

jdav. rom hffingbam to .SL

lines with

waiving switching charges from pri^de elevators in order to secure freight. 1 r»e matter will come before the Central

matte Traffic Association. The indications at present point rates to the seat ward remaining cents until January 1. thina thev will go lower. Tin I nns vauia is said to have followed the O's example in making contracts for conveying large quantities at ajcents fllu^e font met* will not expire be (on- tlu tirst of the vear.

On Sundav the C. A K. I.

H1».Iod

iwr.T

o? the ge

rtKS«f

ag*4nt K«l(^ Cincinnati.

lM?Tttmy

n,i.

HEAKTH, ,.,.t,vlwuun lKv ^tUeii the tram, KWTIM ATI**' KNUHJ4D,

TINWAHK Or

House furnishing Oooda, '"S

At U»wc«t rriccts. Call on uwwi"77:,T uvv

TUWMB ST0\H lOMI'ANh

WltC'S tAJ.i.W RETAIL* OOO WABASH AVENUE

lhc njn

f._

1 road. There are three new "trains .lailv Toledo, Ohio, has.appointed' WalWon

jo.1t of U»is city, two west and one east. I ^£2,°JacSn&] 1 mm o. 21, w«it bound, which corres-

ponds to No. Jf, east.bound, i*. a. new judgment against luc ruuiimuy

... ,. ....

through train and will arrive here at the execntion of which has jl. ki. and depart at .:10. No. a: w,,1

IXJUIS

will be two aceonimodation trains Nos.

10 and 11, one each way »Iaily, and No*.

I'.i and 4, the accommodation trains tween this city and lndiaua[Mli«.

I time

Van-

Fred Kllison, claim agent of tin dalia, was in the city yesterday. Charles Appleby, traveling passenger agent of the Frisco Line, is in the city.

President Manvel, of the Atchison, To-tx-ka A Santa Kc, has appointel James D. Springer as his assistant with headquarters at Chicago.

J. S. Hammond has resigned as a mernls of the Trunk Line (Jiassitication Company and .!. L. I'omeroy has lw*eu aj[K)intel to till the vacancy.

There were only three cars in the Vandal ia sbojw at the close of this week for heavy repairs. This speaks well for the condition of the road's equipment.

Mr. L. W. Rogers was elected e4itor of the UaiHvuy l'.rakemen and Kaihyav Trainmen's Journal at the ronvention whicli was recently held at St. Paul.

Harry (»rover had his fingers nuudied in the Vandalia yartls here this morning at t: Id while colliding ears. One of his fingers will probably have to be amputated. ('apt. John K. Wise resumes his eonductorship on the N'andalia vestibule train to-day. The Captain has spent the past month in the went visiting Ijenver, San Francisco and other western citiex.

In the face of all the assertions that metal railroad cross-ties an- uot practical then? seems to be just now a growing interest in their favor. It is only a matter of time when some substitute for wood must be tound.

With the new time card there will be several changes on the Vandalia. Horace Kearns and Joe Haves have been made regular extra pwsenger conductors, and Pat Daily's engine, No. 44, will be taken oil" of the east end and put on passenger run on the west end.

Second vice preaident Stubl»s, of the the C., M. A St. P., denies the rumor that a deal is on for a traffic agreement between his line and the Pennsylvania, He says that when the short line tu the to talk of a consolidation.

Tlu* earnings of the C. C. C. & St. L. for the

month of

October.

sou is Four solidation was effected.

ISS9.

were

$1 1117 IXX), an increase of $0,000 as cotnoared with October, 1SNJS. 1 his compariis made with the earnings of t-»e Big Four before the Big Four-Bee Line con-

The matter of switching changes^ causing a general muss among he Cht-

Cm'o

roads. The Crand Trunk harged some of the other

has

one

t«4han«

time, I'nder the new ami, trainsHi arrive and de.^art as follows: Arrive from the north, No. 1, a. m. No. o, 0:4o

p. in.: No. •!, m. Watseka Depart for

s- nl-

accommodation. 2:1« p. \Vlii'U J. ftta'worlli. the ital Cn.wlontev.llf. aevnev at bgau«ixrt on the 1st

I "i-niiM" him Iwlw

Str'V's^^r.oHhV Mea.o.li»« ,h«rrh

nthlv meeting of the

011

P'g

Traflu on

The regular mo...... m„| freight txnnmittee of tlie

ral

Venation will be held at Chicago Tueadav. Numerous matters jertaining

to'rttiw'and tariff will come up for consideration and ^settlement, among the

... ..iv wilt ,Nin»e no for conwhich articles taking nl Ijetweeti the

roB

ai\,

»ia iron, and rate* on oil f. —ithin the territory of

iolnta vrittun tne ierriurr of the C'entral Truffle Awo« »»tton. lV«h of tn«e matter# are of interest to Terre Haute ihippert- Morton

TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS, SATURD/. NOVEMBER 9.1889

Arrive No. 50

14, 10:25 p. m. No. H, 5:10 a. No. 8,8:5( •. .r- A

.1. .L X- '1 K.Of

p. m. I'tepart for the south—No. 3, 5:20 a. m. No. 5, 9:50 p. m. No. 1, 3:40 p. m. No. 7,10:15 a. nt. Trains No. 3 and 4,, will run solid from Chicago to Nashville,

on h* Trains No. 1, 2, 7, and S, daily except I Sunday. The E. & I. will also change on Sunday. Trains will run as follows:

I Arrive from the south, 10:15 a. m. and 4:06 p. m. Depart for the south, S:15 a.

ra-

^undav. Judge Rieks, of the United States court

I .... ..u., ami A. Brown, ol New \ork, receiver of the 1 outcome of their efforts is Mackinaw, on up-

pUcal}on 0'f Wm.

Stew*

lu]4mlpnt

ur(,

jg jn

continue to run dailv except Hund:iv. filed at Jeffur^n Cuv, Mo., tor the KanThere will IK* six trains' «ieh way out of sas City, Nevada & Fort Smith radroiid this citv under the new curd, and by put- capital stock 5N},000,(J00. The othcens of ting on the extra trains all oi the trains, the new couipanv are: E. L. Martin, which have heretofore !x-en too heavy presi.lent A. h. btillwell vice^presi lent, I will \h- rt*lievel In the pa*t (he niglit W ui. Taylor. secretar': Churchill hite, 1 trains have carried from ten to fourteen treasurer. The board of director conrare and were often unable to'make the sist* of the otii ere named, and Dr. S. 1 ootls, J. M. frimble and three other gentleman to be named by the Philadelrow phia stockholders. Richard (ientrylias

aeainst the coin pan for

Diartd

been placed in the

frills to Indianapolis and will be known

hb the Indianapolis accommodation. ^veUMll caching from Cincinnati to Alle!This train nins daily except Sun-? *n

-thin! fares for the round ti ip

Mr A. L.Tvuny. chief clerk to jwaiatant (^«reh last Suni^ on a B*»neral freight agent L. \L liockenbrough.

elerk of the general frpiglit

p.neral freight agent j- K- of Uie absence ii.rt C. A St. 1«, has been maoe «LVf clerk of the geneml flight «jepart-

of the 0. C. 0. St. hm been made aiding*

This i* rerogpiUon important luain««s.

^lief been on th« m*

line for uiauv veair*, and hi* .. Brook, of wifibrHurhim Mr. Cl^

a congratulation. KourtecnUi street, lliumwj

ih* thmUgh

vcdibule of our cadets *ho

sun on the Big hour turn *hen train n»n betw^n

Mattoon and this city. |,mention for pome

kk,n on

Ori min- the neni TtoVtolUml*

was J*

^b.

IUI

in the hands of a L'nited

Stub* marshal. The road has grown in

ft fcw veare from ten

Mirh

miles in length to a

Two years ago it pnrchaseil

then- fhe Michigan Ohio and gained an en-

{niIK.(,

jllt) Cincinnati. Its financial fciil-

t^e

nature of a surprise.

inOfporation have leen

beep selected as general manager. The road will be built immediately to Nevada, Mo., and thence Ark. The new road is San Francisco branch.

to Fort Smithi,j4o^

XK),000, now possess in the markets of New York and Boston a value of nearly $11,000,000.

The great American bottoms, a tract, of lowlands twenty miles in extant, which has nearly always been overflowed by the freshets of the Mississippi river, has always caused the Big Four considerable trouble in the past. The bottoms are between Wann and Alton, and sometimes the tracks were covered with water there for miles, I^ast year the Bee line began the work of remedying this drawback by raising the grade four feet for a distance of twenty miles. The outlay of time and money was something enormous, but the results gained were gratifying and the road was at last freed from danger in that localitv. Since the Bee line-Big Four consolidation the track has been still further improved until now the Big Four has one of the best roadbeds of any of the roads running into St. I ,ou is.

The Illinois Central officials have not yet made public what they propose to dr in the matter of a general manager/' succeed K. T. Jeff'ery. One thing is to be certain, however and that is Mal General John McNulta will not be aV pointed, an Ol lilt) I"' tiv

and indeed it is doubtful

ir Vue 'iiiVtiV/in

ive

ojH'rating department. Iiy (.(Till )II Autiiorities. The (Central Traflic Association I'^l most practitioners acute rheumatism authorized excursion rates of one appear essentially a personal or

following meetings: Baptist \^n^^' idUy under ceriaia unfavorable conToronto,"'"nt., Noyomber-1J to| 14« ^j.ibns. such as fati.-ue. exposure, 'deall point* ^except f-^^'ssion. with wet or cold weather Tr,.m.- \sKociation territory annual ton-

iviinta 1 except Michigan inC entral ira

Colorwt Soto*

Kev. Kichanl Ikvssett has arrived Jrd ShelbwiUe. lnd., and will preach at 0 Seventh Street Kaptist Church to-morit at 11 a. m. and TiW p. Ihc nf I.iterary Society will xwH at the A. E Church Monday night with a p^Smtne.-.-Miss Kddie Daniels able to te out again. hev- W. 11. derson, of Kvansville, will be »n the the tiret of the week on a buame?«

Alexander Harris hiw nioud Avenue to North

vioitinK

hcr.

ssrr^L™

Mamei, of nortli Thinl street... will he• gmnd

wiu be bv Mr. George Mortonam.

absence of the j^tor...

lbc

n^."1!"

of iXw CitT

,«.nt K/lcar Hill* ^i meet Thomas O-1 0. of C*

man. ^ravj-

Let a

«imngr It I."

engine No. Wabash literary soc

start'

neuralgia ar ahont

v^Ktilmle c*za ann a? for aoooi

a* r» #*i

Tl»e T. ^i^U^Uh'oiop. on &•' fw time on Mimlav. The L. A 1. u*

l"sus

":'V

HOME'lK'NG INSTINCT,

The

jklrh

War

anl 4:05 p. m. Trains daily except»^ X,»p to construct a dam out the sitipl supplied it. and labored

for cjavs

IU)t'homelike

a St. 1,01118 cc

The earnings of the Wisconsin Central for the fiscal year ending June 30th were as follows: Total revenue from all sources, $2,270,240.14. From which deducting operating expenses, license fees and taxes, interest on bonds, rent of equipment, terminal charges, railroad rentals, $2,20(5,1S3.51, leaves a deficit of $H»,'.)37.22. As showing the advance in the intrinsic worth of the property, it is stated that the total securities of the old Wisconsin Central Kail road Company, which in 1S70 was not worth more than

and prefers to enforce practical civfwui en «:gy. and if their genius has not Bt^rvice reform rules in ojerating

roiul. It '"'TfL^TbWt.S U«-v have

for many months, aim j"

1,1

ExempliHed

Tow A' Country Women.

There wai pathetic story in an old school read ft a poor, homesick beaver that was ejred on the shores of his native stropnJ carried off to a city by an expiientin£ naturalist: It was shut up in/room and given a piece of wood wheiith amn.se itself. Forthwith its nral instinct asserted itself

Lslrionsjv, jf in vain. The

worW'is

fart Todd who has

iof women of this sort, .-.x-

7. tW

,.r ,hl.

animal

1 morp than that of tht

more ta: intent ujj dam-building. The cities, and evejie country, are full of homes which wjen have contrived out of the tneagereluaierials. A man 011 a small talary a/pt* the dreary hall bed-room, fourtii ff had with dogged submis«non. c| idering hi* quarters part and pj'l

of hi«

|inginJ grows

Jvn. table covers, and curtains for 'upboard. where her cooking utenare stowed aw y. and eoneealed. th a piece of pasteboard she contrives basket and paper holder. windows are washed and pol*d until they shine. Her few little treasures, prints anil pho'ophs. the bric-a-brac bought at the •up counters of the great house-fur-hinsr establisiniicnt^ are carefully ariged, and the place that lefore was and shabby is converted into jiethiir,' decidedly attractive. It be-

1 ie a snug, cheery little nrst.. toward ic.li the occupant hurries eagerly nr the long day in which she has

I behind the eounrer. or plied her die in the crowded work-room of a hionable dress-making shop. It is that she rests, reads and dreams day dreams tlmt fill the hearts of jmen of all classe- a-ad conditions, hie same instinct frequently manil, itself in new countries, after the

joins her husband in the home to V|, he had preceded her. Floo»\s are •4"\h1. windows are neatly curtained. :i brVj .,jr carpet is made for the sit-Un^'-r-Lnv jhior. (lowers bloom in the t«'^t ami vines clamber over tho t'soiK d.\r. touches of sweetness and

aomfv cohifort- ^ringing up tinder her

*. 1

:iy'' lat'1'

Sinlly lie inH.lr general maiiaKt'r, ini- tliv i»- In a:.o liitfr-O-i'an. which case his office would be relieved of all duties pertaining to trafhc, and he ACUTE RH^U{V1ATISM. would be simply response for such matters as are in the jurisdiction of the Tiuor ,.et.o|i||j.

.iMr like this

-1 found expression in the higlu st

nstitutionwl ai lim-nt occurring most

lraltH .VSWHII I is :i disposition, however, among alxl it as dependasniatic conditions. latest expositions of this AIMJOCIUIIV'" «.'» .j i*s to be found in a paper read beville, Term., November 10 to' ^0, »rom a L,

ven on ulagrivuHural colii-frefi. Washing".. 7 November 12 to HI, from all'ie phv-u,•»»•* 10 ivp txiintfl {except Michigan) in CentralTraf4 essentially on miasr lie Association territory National I nson,nt

Association of the Tinted States, Nash ,w

ol tl|)l

tJu,

rj.

points iexcept Michigan fie Assoidatioii' terntorj., Antieni ., B^.twr considers it nearly proved hv the

jlv |)r Leonard Weber. Dr. I

to STfrSn nointc in Irf°ra I'vivd-

rliana onlv Nineteenth Induma ohirfv their i-'piK that what he er Infantrv \ssociation, Wincbeateils intlammator.v rheumatism, and Tr ,l December 1*2 and 13, from points fiat is geucM'ly termed acute Indiaim only. leumatism. is not pr(Hlu eU by —r IVing cold. '.. the refrigeration of

heated surface of the IKKIV, hut Uui longs to the I'lass of inia»tnj»tic inious clisea.^s avsmning an epidetniediaracter at certain times, in so far are apt to see a larger number of when there i« decreasing rain and utre. while with an increase of the the numfwr of cases is diminishtvl

S other point*, he considers as proved that rheumatism is also a disease, the subsoil of houses in |n locations lxing infiltrated with th-Hrus.which, after prolonged dry-

nr'*nay

be set fn^ by the air currents

carti

Into the apartments. I tasked forms of rheumatism there

n,a

Church on Thanksgiving. SU£ an absence of oneoroth "Nngjzet of tiold." The principal maiyniptmm^^ and of the polyarthritis. Neu|,ia

an absence of one or other ol the 1

0f tl,t

^Mtecessorjr o,* other nerves, with Hligh^hrilc* inovemenL may be of a rheunjc nature, and yield to alkaline and

Jeylate tnatment after other remec have failed. Dr. Webster .nays that hltt^rd* show that the greater 111

tiibei^f his cftse* of polyarthritis rt..-:.n»n.a ^turred in February and Man h. ,d again \n the hot and dry

summeiu,nfhs

Mattoon. III., i'

or w. ij

ringaev^1

this week! has bee# two week*,? ...AH th£

We do not commit

H,v u. ay, t)-, Weber does scant iu»-

ftice to own countryman, Dr. Maclagan. 14, he chiefly credited 1

^"^y- ^hlch. indeed, led him

to the lis^i We incline stwnir«y Hi«pfona!

Bnd

refatd^

w-h

it ,'n*is|

This Life of Our*.

Man's life is but a game of cards. First,. it is crib-age. Next, he tries to go it alone" at a sort of "cut, shuttle and deal" pace. Then he "gambols" on the green, N'ext he. "raises the "duee" when his mother "takes a hand" and contrary to Hoyle "beats the little joker" with her| "five." Then with his "diamonds" he wins the "queen" of "hearts." Tired of "playing alone hand," he expresses a desire to "assist" his fair "partner," throws out his "cards" and the preacher takers a $10-bill out of him with a "pair." She "orders him up" to "build" the fire and like a "knave' he joins the "club." If he keeps "straight" he is often "flush." He gets old and "bluff," sees a "deal" of: trouble, when at last he "shuttles" off this mortal coil, "passes in his checks" and is "raked" in by a "spade." Life's fitful game leing now at an end, he awaits the summon of Gabriel's "trump" which shall "order him up" for eternity.

FJ Cajon Star.

hard luck. It

dingier: old boots,

foiled khing. crumpled newspapers, ljurnt itches, and disreputable pipes ^itennfits dreariness, and the smell of ^tale tjacco-smoke is over it all. Me looks he dusty chaos hopelessly, lie knowpat every thing is at sixes and ?^eve 11^but the instinct to adorn and ajrran/is not. lxrn in him and he can only |helplessly niiserable. Of course therd're exceptions—to he studied on shiphi-d. in army quarters. and elsewhe/where men have absolute sway. Butiere the cleanliness and precision are |»nly exact. The general expreshut reminds one of t.heh'gulated and supervised system whfi prevails in benevolent and penal iusfutions. The woman, as a rule, talfc ptissession of her shabby apartnio and inimediatelv looks about her Xoj'e what improvements are prac^,i^le. The torn wall-paper is neatly hJled: the carpet ispatclied or darned iiji the bad place's "hardly show. A fs) yards oi cretonne furnish pretty

Exalted Hoo««i«»r Coumsc. An Indiana man left his home and wife 22 years ago. and from that time until a week since never a word was heard from him. His wife remained disconsolate widow for some titm then, her period of mourning over, took to herself another spouse, l-ast week the truant husband returned as nonchalantly as if he had been away but a day. Any man who has ever passed through the trving experience of explaining to a white-robed, curl-papered wife just how it happened that he was unable to get home any earlier will appreciate the monumental nerve of this wanderer who had over twenty years of absence to explain.—Chicago Mail.

IIiM Onn MMllciiu'.

Salesman Well, whatehcr want? (.'us- "1^ tomer—1 want to buy a hat.—Salesman —Why didn't you s'iy so. More lively and now. This ain't 110 morgue. Customer I Salesman stoppin' the wheels 'i traiie fer? Ihd you ever see a real hat? ('nstomer— That's enough! Cood day. Salesman Just wait a moment, sir. I recognize] you as the ticket-seller at the Imperial "Central Station. I tried to buy a ticket of

now. AIIiMUIl UU

you

LUUI^WR. VU.^VVMIH

I don't like to be spoken to like that. citV pane Salesman Ver don't? Well, whatcher

yesterday ami I've just endeav-

ored to give you an imitation of the way vou treated me. What's the size, sir.' Puck.

Fine Wrilins.

Assistant Kditor—Here is an inquiry from a fellow who wants us to tell 1dm in our "Answers to Correspondents' whether it is proper to use the won! "without" in the sense of "unless.

FMitor Daily Tomahawk reflecting a moment)—Haven't 1 used it iu that sense in one or two editorials lately.'

Assistant—I think you have. Kditor—Tell him such use of the word is sanctioned bv many of the best living writers of Knglish.---Chicago Tribune.

The Western States' Passenger Association will consider the matter of inaking a low rate to the International Encampment of the Knights of Pythias to be held at Milwaukee in July, ISW, at their next meeting in Chicago.

WANTED.

Air ANTED— AGENTS— Industrial Life AseociW ation of IniliiuinpolU. Hriinch ufllor rouui 4. SavinCT Hank. I'HII nt n. in. or 1 p. m.

A. U. A UMSTKONii, Sup't.

Air ANTED—Agent.* for Prudential Life

Mo*.*,

A(lv lIlotM,

I11-

surnnce Company. Apply to F. S. HOEFLICH, Superintendent, NVabasli Avenue FLiCII, Superinten Room 4. -Ti' vuiiuri—u vm waiU to save your money adon. and Building AsswiatloiTT"*'l.oan nt any time. Xo buck dues. Yoti from $1

$100per month. Office IMJ WnhiiNti

avenue. U. K. HAVENS. See'y. Air ANTED—Sccond-hand goods, clotJLng, etc. TT bought and sold. Hargnins aftuvM 011 hand. J. E. GREEN. :«fi and :t?,s OhtfMu

J. E. GREEN, and :{2H OhiiHtreet.

KOlt SALE.

Tj^OK SALE. Tit APE OR RENT.—Nice house, JL South part, will sell low for cash, or would trade for modern style cottage or two in desirable locality. If neither sold nor traded will rent Also six ioautifu' ronmH, No. :!02 North Fifth street. Enquire on premises.

Have vacant lot* and improved ones for sale also.

T^ORSALK—Dr. Kirn berg's infallible remedy JL for chronic rheumatism, diseases of the kidneys and scrofula, at Geo. Koehler'n grocery. 61.1 South Fourth street.

,,rina„ M-uical Society of New

jU)R SALE—Old papers at 20c per hundred, suitable for housecleaning purposes. Inquire at Daily News office.

•NOTICE.

"UST BE SOLD.

We have tho following shop-worn and trnde In Pianos and Organs in good order which must be sold to make room for new stock.

I'PHK HT PIANOS.

HAINES BROS— Piano—Ebonized. slightly shop worn. Regular price $400, «poclal net price oo J. & C. FISt.'HER—Piano—Elxnized, good condition. Regular priccf.'17a. Special net price 315

SQt'ARE PIANOS.

VALLEY GEM—Piano good condition. .|17" 00 A. D. GALE & (X)—J'iano—Good order... Ii5 00 GILBERT Piano*, good order 12", 00 NI NN & ('LARK Piano#, good order .... a* 00 J. A C. FIHCHER Piannfi, irood order

GIBSON llano, good or«Jer 25 06

23 Organs, In good condition at special prices

from to

trigeminal, sciatic,

*,Vi-

Mngt

"wld *t once.

The above prices in pianos with new *tool and cover, organ* with new stool and boek. S*oId for ca.«h or on low monthly paftneat*. Each Instrument guaranteed and a bargain. Halt or addres*. r. It. BALDWIN A CO., "r20Walai«h Avetmr

FOR UK XT

yOR RENT—Nicely fttrniabed rfrsM» with or without board Enquire at Ms Walnut ST.

MOXKV TO LOAN.

oursel*«t„ the tbetry of the miasmatic I \fONEY TO LOAN—An j* tmn: usraw. 1

acute rheumatism. RIDDLE, kamilto!? A CA. I

LOST.

:«r mm

constitutional

theoiT of origin. But It is well to Keep all ill-at^rned theories }n T1'""''I*0** that fir. Weber

of wbirh ht

the bicarbonate.

tho

fw*^i»osl rank of valu-

a which modern ehemia* try {^wecifid as.-La»»t. -V A

y— mm keep i*J

A pot Sunday, flA reward for r* era 2lt x»nth H'tb *trert

CONTRACTOR.

E. M. CORNELL.

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