Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 January 1869 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPRBSi

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Morning, Ju. lit! 18*

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Step from the corpse. and Ut 1

TMtnlliewllot oirthfrflWrTay And anew face at the or, my friend, BOB Anew fscs at the door,"

There has been a death and a birth and tfife-jtfy over &e get ou*„. grief,..oyer the former. A few KAUM tftnoa }i)0 tfSTf) TAftf *WftS

hours Since the" eld year was dyibg, and maay were the tender thooghUwhlcl were prdmpted by the memeriei tlW joys it iddTUodghi us." it gone than we wake to, shput, "Happy New Tear." ThnK it is the world over. We ga »t a mournful p^w-tp ti»«-grfva and ra?e horses op the return home, fjof after all, tip ^4^. $ well a# wef de^owr iMnman friead* whq "shuffle ofT the mortal coil." While, therefore,5 we were,ready last evening.to

"Old Tew,-'you shall not die We did so tangh and cry with yon,'"i", I've half a nrtnd to dip wlth.ye?,, jjjy 'Old Tear, If jonmast „ff This morning we ,h^Te,,la('_c'lffir(yvc/» I and a warm heart to gtva.baek.'f'HtfPXy New Year" to every rri4ndf1Sfld' greets ua. We even propose,nfid' ki)

entrance to hundreds of hemes, an^.ghra ourgeetiog ere the inmates get ieiitakft their own doors, and as morning, ftfter morning for the year gone by, we have been readily taken within, doubt not our reception on the present occasion, and to our many friends, 'Whether they Tie those who, in dressing gown and slippers, draw near the early morning firey or those who so confide in ua as to give us audience in bed chamber ere even the gown and slippers be called into requisition, or those who glance us over as they sip their coffee and wait for hot cakes, j)T hasten to shop or office—to priest and lmytti to merchant and' olerk, to mannfactwrsr and n»eAenic,

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Politically, '69 promises us many good things.' If it were not the inornhigj when, of all the year, we are bopnd t,o be on good terms with everybody, we should name as one of the best promises of llhe year, that of ridding the Presidential chair of .its present incumbent, .^s it,i8) we give the "powers that be/.' but are not long to be, our New Year's greeting,' and note as the best promise of the year that-of putting an honest man chair of State. We can not so far do'ia-i justioe to the old year as to forget that its months gave us the' hard work, and the glorious victory which makes it possible for its successor to put uS in full possession of so great a pleasure. _'J..'

Unless the new year b?. unthruthfuj, or we have misunderstood its promifees, it will also relieve us, as a nation, of much of the inefficiency, and dishonesty, and extravagance whiih prey^il in. oivil affairs at the present time, Wfe da not expect it to lift the terrible.load entirely off our shoulders, but.we do exp^t a mighty effort, and. npt^^MHe actually .accomplished. Then, too, remembering that the old year gave to the South abud-| ant harvests,"ank that its povfcrty^evlr aj source of discontent, has been thereby^ in a measuse, removed, and that it alaoj settled many of the questions whioh be^ fore were in doubt, aad being, in1 doubt^ were sources of discontent and bitter ri-j valries, resulting often in the shedding o( blood, remembering that the old yea^ did so much for them and us in these re| spectit the .new year must prove a, gr^»i blunderer if It does not give iu more o{ peace and quiet than any one of Its eight or ten predecessors- |n fact, the new year gives us many fair promises for national prosperity and happiness. If wfe might make a suggestion to our, young friend, it would be In favor of a judicioujs use of fire and brimstone lunong the "bulls" and "bears" of Wall street, or a discriminating earthquake along the

Erie B. including the office of the Company when the Board of Direotois should be in session. A little "special providence" this kind would ba a gre^t blessing to honest naen, and might pdt the rascals born of last year, under ia wholesome terror.

As a commuoity, the nev? year promise# us much. We catch not a hint th^t the fisvors which the former y^ars have shown us, are to be withdrawn, or in aniy degree, checked in their rapid^Jncjreasi Business and educational Interests leem about to be secured. Four or fivo new railroads, each ot which will be a direct source of growth and prosperity to our city, the year promises to see well under way. Our new library will be put on its legs, or rather its shelves, and, perhaps, our new Normal School building vilt be oMBpleted and occupied. Morally and religiously, our churches, will as heretofore, prove sources of strength and iipprovement, and will battle against the •Tils which strive to master and cura£ the individual and the community.

What

individually Doubtlejs,

oould we read tte /uture, somi

might say: "Xl Is tha last Maw Year that 1 shall ever s**,' TkM yen may lay me low I' the moald, «nd fbiok ao nor* of ma."

It Will bring its tears doubtless, but it promise* joy too and if we will abide by the principle "Sufficient unto the by Is the evil thereof," and not "borrow trouble," most of us will find many tyd more ofhappineas than of sorrow,

A. new year i« redolent of good resolutions and better lives. Hardly a trisfb of •us has come to this day without a purpose to be better in some respect. Many a fellow who found that his cigar bill was •aattug up all -his spare change, or .that physically be was suffering from his habit, puffed heartily his choice Havana's till the old year died, and then threw the -stamp into the coffin, fully purposing and twlieving that it was his last. Not a few young men who discovered during the year that they were going, or had gone Author and more rapidly towards dissipation than they had supposed, took' their last drink just beforejthe new year crowdoft oat the old. any a man and wo-

m^n flfFO*PP° better, itod to pB-bat-ter tMry«fc*r Seine will carry-out ihe purpose, bat, if the truth mint be told, and the telllnfefirwltt put any ontheir guard, will not. Generally, if one -Ha g^^to^'turn over a new leaf and is really in earnest about it^ he will not

WUIUJL I Hll JWIIJ mj uafr, but will ujK^pd^Vs ft

if tteBff reeolntions are kept then the

The elite alaiidar and the aplte ^*pr Bins la the lore of truth and right, Bingtu the common lore of good.

"ffr^SSSK'iSSSU-' BtaJSoCFt tlw thMuaad ware of old, «•«. Blag In the thoniand year* of peace. Illiitf Ha^ie iWfaiit man dad free,

The l&gK ieart, ltta:ktftdlier hand Ring ont the darknoeeof the land,., tSg in the Ohriit that li to be.

^fii:ten for the Bxprea*.] FAREWELL, OLD YEAR. U^'w. rmtiiA. .A

W I

r8W?ifff^ewelf,rdld Swith-SSAsr trtsad '.ttei.zmx)*111"1'. rewell! no vain regreti are uiue for you

I greet the Mew. Sew Year, like a bride in epotlees white arrayed— New With pfotdUa llke.a «h»ste young maid. aravttHf mi S«axt 1 jwstanfi&tti" N'en

And hopeful, true

•o Nature, aU

plane of life regew-^

Their past review.

farewell, «U l»Mt ehake .hands we part us friend* the grave is tliiue, aud mine iu tlmi, to make amends ,3JHsJuli

And perfect trngt

T'Hil

(for.tins pominitted—mine like Bnt ceedl elgh. kill knowledge lh»t the flesh alone ii dm',

In G»d, the Great bupreme! who orden ^ingi well, And make* my ipirit glad i', .-

and

hltadtnan, Jo all mankind, and, aiore.fls-. pMially. to all womankind, to matrons aad maidens, begging pardon-for onr early calls, and, in turn, excusing the ab* tence of ordinary refreshments we glje our silent but hearty Happy New Year.

TfHe irmerojwirttw^row of yaath aad age Of fool and eageSermons that even death cannot efface,

Year* die apace—

Bnt^memotiMil!vt««d 'if» to khbwlidge, growl Immortal—while the years expire In froite and |po*»:

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The year* depart and leave their wealth behind To blesi mankind.

in the I mle^* hoarde hla goM, and hoarding, dies AM mankind sighs. Old Year, farewell! good deeds and bad, go with the dead

All earthly idols man has need enongh to dread. New Year, shake bands! may your progressive r®'gn. .,

Like golden grain,

Be precious to the famished ones! May peace With love increase. Old Teat-, Farewell farewell the bells ring in

IheHaj.

Old Yean *lth all yoar wrongs and rights, adieu adieu TKsli^HlcTlC i'BcTSi, ii&8.

GRAND RAILROAD STRATEGY

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But the latest

I. R.

(Fom the Indianapolis Journal) The enoTmous issue of Erie stock was a great sensation. Tha lease by the Erie of the five hundred miles of the Atlantic and Great Western was a lively indication of

reat speculations., The monstrous swinof the.K«w t'ork Central in watering its etook to the extent of twenty million ollars'is fresh in the minds of the people more especially in those who were short in Oentral stock at $1,30 and covered at $1,60'.

coup d' eia\

is the grand

awoop of tho JSrie in leasing the ColumOhioago and the Indiana Central

Some months sinje the Pennsylvania Central consolidated earnings with the Pittsburgh-, Fort Wayne and Chicago, and the Pan Handle from Columbus to Pittsburgh, the effect of which was to put off the Indiana Oentral from the trade of tfat ftbrtfewest. diverting that business to the Toledo, Port Wayne and Chicago, and also to cripple the Indiana Oentral in its^Southwett connections. It was natural that she should seek some seaboard connection outside of the Pennsylvania Central. Thisshe has now accomplished.

What tffect th» consolidation will have on the new route to Paris, Illinois, from this point, and on the new St .Louis route via Vaodalis, it is impossible to determine. The Pennsylvania Central will still have an outlet to Indianapolis via the Bellefontalne. Or if that shonld be cut off by the Lake Shore and New York Oentral interest the Pennsylvania Central.* has only to build twenty eight miles of road frrm chmond, Indiana, to Cambridge City, tc connect thar with the Junction Rjad to this city, and thence by the various routes West.

The New York and Erie has nosr become the largest railway, under one cor* porations, in the world, possessing nearly two hundred million dollars' worth of property, with all its franchises, powers and privileges

We doubt whether soch vast power in the hands of a single organization can be conducted for tna public good still the competition of the three other great rival routea to.oor seaboard may prevent serious evils. With a broad gauge from Urbana'to Indianapolis our eiticens will have anew route for shipment to the seaboard without transfer. The power of such a gigantic corporation for good o,

for aril is beyond estimation. If its POW" er »h*ll be used for the interest* of JJte country, we welcome the consoldation, qut if it shall be used for political, personal, or stock-jobbing interests, we deplore it

for the present.

But

mingling of happy greeting*] anflfgood wl thes of to-day will echo though all theM^ng for some months past been endeayormmtVwMiifl1 lltMrroct*/,

blea hearts jftin?sincerely with the poet-1 Since Daniel Drew's pla

blea I treats of iBhgland, from whom I have qt oted above, in the prayer. "Riog out the waqt, the care the alo,

ThefalihUucaJfc«M«t1h»time*. „l|/ |)t 1 «& »I» .« Blngloflf fifss^rlis in place ana blood ,r-^

{From tbelndlanapolls Sentinel.] well known, the Erie railroad

1 As is

inf t0 bui

jd up its credit and extend its

,.q -ii I influence, by securing control of the through lines to the principal Western

an(l

all

while 'ringi We Old

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il aihoaur of tkc dead a jualqp.^ngi ^.. But life nptprlngr, jAnl1^! 5fibe»oty—jA^inlee, wakea npon the »lpw.. Far*well, Old Tear! A weleome, Sew Year, nnto yop

•j

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plan of vir

tually constructing a new road to Chicago) by laying a third rail and building a few miles of new track, was knocked into •'pi' by Vanderbilt, the managers of the Erie have had on foot negotiations, tending to secure the aame result by different mtans. They have probably been hastened in this by the action of Pennsylvania Central, in securing the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago road, and which also •!. .i1 n*l Knal

threatened the taking cf the ColumbusH of duty toward those who are

Chicago, to New York and

Boston In addition to these new fines secured, the Erie will own a large interngt one-third, we believe—in the Indianapolis and Vincennes and the Vincennes and Cairo roads. The Erie Will then be. with perhaps one exception, the greatest railroad corporation iathe world.— IU great rival, the New

York

0e°trf1

will be thrown completely in the shade, •o far as Western traffic is concerned, and even the Pennsylvania Central will have been distanced. The magnitude of these operations is astounding, aud far exceeds anything ever dreamed of in the way of railroad consolidation.

What the effect of this great change will be upon Indianapolis is more than can be told now, but we think it can not be anything else than good. It increases the importance of our city as a railroad center, and may possibly be the meatas of constructing new lines which will center here. The Pennsylvania Central mus^l have soma outlet, jpf feeder in the direction of St. Louis, and as it already owns a line to Columbus, Ohio, it is but fair to suppose it will push on out. Besides, it is interested in eeveral roads building in the West, including the Indianapolis, Crawfordsville and Danville, and the new route from Terre Haute to St. Louie, and it is, not piobable that it can agord to lose" the advantages derived from their construction. Be this as it may, howeveT,.tbe increased business brought about by consolidation will bo of great advantage to our city, as this will be the direct route from the East to St Louis and the Southwest.

CONUNDRUMS.

Why is Noali's ark like a Delaware sloop? Because one was made

Bailwav. embracing five hundred and I lege for the holidays to write down, with-j'eventy-seVen miles 6f branch, and open-1 out hesitation, in figures, twelve mis-

4ng to the Erio, cpnnections with Chioago, Indianpolif, Peoria, and the Mississippi at Keo"kuk, atid via Indianapolis to St. Louis from Terre Haute by the new Vandalia route. The leasing of the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Oentral consolidates under the control of the Erie 1^800 miles of railway without counting the number of miles of double track We learn that the lease was effected last Wt§|k,at New York, and is to continue foMfce term of ninety-nine years. It is underitifcxt AM 3ie Erie road is to pay the floating indebtedness of the Central, the semi-annual,interest on its bonded debt, and to guarantee annual dividends ota specified amount on its stock. The rtagniflcent over issue of thirty five million dollars stock of the Erie, a few weeks tntte* fcy tin*- splendid turn of the wrist aomuch commented on, of Messrs. Gould and Fisk, which it was supposed wag to make millionaires of the Directory at the expense of the Corporation,jis now understood to have been done for the purpose of effecting this lease, and that of the Atlantic and Great Western. The rumers of bad faith toward the Pennsylvania Central on the part of the Indiana Central, in leasing to the Erie, are probably without foundation.

wood, and the other

gopher

go for wood.

It is estimated that 425,670 loaves of bread are baked every day in Philadelphia. Why? Because they are all kneaded

Twice ten are sU of us, Six are but three of b», Nine are but four of us, What can we pofsibly be?

^iKQinmi iSTiriiH—The month it like a ouse to let. However pretty it may be

externally, it ie impossible to judge of its merits until yoo have seen the inside. If behittd the.ruby doors there are plenty of pearl Wlilte fixtures, you will exclaim at

Hoping this article may not be libelous and brine us to the rooms occupied .. by Mr. Bowles, in Sheriff O'Brien's hotel I once, "how beautiful! To impart the tha matter I niim litiiin inrilisnni there is now-

sta Bidridge street, the matter *ttmfR'f»feible brilliancy there

*.94£i

ing like fragrant SOZODOKT. -4 f'bsni INei-'i- —itifrt- 0 1© 1 W "SPALDIH&'S GLUE.'-^ mt

Chicago and Indiana Central road inte under physical disability, weakness, and that great corporation. Some days since the various complaints arising from itnthe Erie managers secured possession cf purities of the blood, having and Great Western rail. (Bitters at the instigation of a fneaa

the Atlantic roftd, ,which property Dayton^ -©hio,'to Salamanca, New York, a station on the Dunkirk branch of the Erie road. This road is also broad gauge, and crosses the Celumbus, Chicago and Indiana

Central road at Urbana, Ohio The Erie managers have now added the cap stone to their great scheme, by securing a perpetual lease of the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Ceotral road, itself an immense corporation controlling •even hundred and fifteen miles of road. By this virtual consolidation is secured at once a through route to Chicago and connection to St. Louis

via

this city, and to

Western Illinois, Missouri aud Iowa by the Logansport, Peoria and Burlington branch of the Central. It is rupored, and with eome show of truth, that' the Erie will aleo secure the Terre Haute and Indianapolis road, and th9 new line now being built from St. Louis to Terre Haute whether this can be clone or not. rqmains to be seen. In anv event a third rail will be put down t7n all narrow gauge tracks thus making a broad gauge from this city

Why is Queen Isabella like a very wet Mo^e Because she rained as long as sbel ers, Companies, Lawyers, Arehl tecta, Scboola, Clertymen.

day? could and then—mizzled. [Since her absence from Spain, however, she has not I Circulars, Prices-Current. Letters, Quotations been mist-a fact that strikeaberas my,-1 Cau^., Mu^ic, orwy D,x»ea*j, Draw. tertOUS.J I mry cheap price*: 100copies, ftc-simllee, cf ®nj

Talking of mi8t, whftt is tho dlffflrfiDCfl I joc«iment OP ilrftvioir, Ac., $2,00i 600 copies, MKntr atRr und A fo*? 0q6 I S5.00 $8,00 *od i'v,COO Copies between a falling star ana a rogf vne '01,000poopiefl

Inform us concerning .^0 Utur which exists between a soldier flgnting a I

battle and one who has had his legs shot I

Would you know more of us! I'll tell yotf more of us. Twelve are but six of U9 Five are but four, do jou see?

The number of letters contained In eaah numeral. Why is an owlhke an opinion!? Because it has tjyo i'e.

What is the most difficult river on which to get a boat? Arno because they're Arno boats there!

What ia the difference between a hen and a cow? The hen, being a bird, is ornithological the cow is horny, though not logical.

What should a clergyman preach about? .^.bout a quarter of an hour. What fa tbe deference between an en gine-driver and a Bchool master? The one minds ihe train, and the other trains the mind-

Talk about rail reads, which travels fastest—beat or cold? Heat, because you can easily catch cold.

What soap would cannibals prefer? The broth of a boy! [We had a soupson, as the French say, that was the answer.]

Why is a little dog's tail like the heart of a tree? Because it's farthest from tbe bark! [Of course we mean the bark of canine (quinine) species.] This reminds us of a storv. Some years ago, at an examination at West Point, a cadet was asked: "JIo*r would you tell a dog-wood tree?" "By the

bark,

Why was tbe giant Goliah very much a-stone-ished when David hit him with a stone? Because such a thing had never entered his head before

Wbat is the difference between an honest and a dishonest laundress? One irons your linen—the other stAals it.

Punahaps yon have heard this before: What is that which a cat has, but no othes animal? Kittens!

When is a lawyer most like a donkey? Wjben dray,ing a conveyance.

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I'fltf MM It

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It1s'eeld6m that we use the columns of this paper to "puff" or notice the thousand and one" articles known ae "Patent Medicines." We. however, vary from our rule in the present ease that we may call attention to the article known as "S T. I860—X., Plantation Bitters. We desire it understood that we do so without any solicitation or promise ot benefit from the proprietor or other interested parties.' We simply do it as ®n .^c_

1»bor'°8

M«A nnnfaao With ttAfflA (fiUfftTL

and we confess with some misgivings at the outset,) we found them a most valuable medical compound, and to our great satisfaction, accomplished the object for which thoy were used.

MAGNOLIA WATKB.—Superior

LOTION lor pimples on the face and neek with great satisfaction. Please send me two more bottles," writes J. H. Mellon, of Ridge Prairie, Ills.

VI Phalon's Faphiau JLotlon

fttr

Beautifying the SKIN and (H)MPLKI10K. Bemovca all KBCPTI0S8, FBKCEIK8. PiMFtM, U0XH KL0I0HK8, TA

THB SKIN SOFT. W" aa* BLOOMING. For LADIES In the KUB8KBY It Is lavalaable. For CkNTLKMKn after 8HATINV "fllAPIAN LOTIOa" Is »h« oalF rfllablereaiedy for Diseases ana blemishes of the 8KIN.

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PHALOM'8 "PAPHIAJ* BOAP" ftr the TOaKT. NiIBSKBIand BATH, will not chap the 81IM. Price, a5 Centt per Cake. _, ri 'IP

"FX.OB BE MA TO," "FJLOB DE MAfO."

A NKW FKHFDMB FOB THK HANDfcKBCHllSF. BIQUIS1TK, DKLIOATK, USTINfi FBA8BAHCKPalJLON 4 SON, NKW foBK, MoM hf all Drag. gists.

Sdwly-atorrn

A Conch, C*M, orHore Threat BEQDIBKS

IMMEDIATB

ATTENTION,

AND

SHOULD BR OHECKEO. Ir AUOWID TO ooawava,

Irritation off the Lnngy, a permanent Tlsroat Aneetlon,

an Inenrable

Lung nisease JBiOrTSKIHK BBaVLT

Brown's Bronchial Troches, Hsvlngadlreat inflnence to .the parts, give immediate relisf.

ForBvwhltll, Aatmna, Cgtarrh.Con •dteptlve and Threat Wsessss, TBOOHES ABK Ui*D WIVH ALWAYS OOOD SUCCBSS

SINGERS AND PUBLIC 8PKAKKK8 will find

Trochtt

ngefnl In earing the voice when

I taken befote Singing oi Seeaking, and relieving the Throat alter an ttnuknal exertion of tb« voo«l organs. The

Trocltet

are reo mtnended and

prescribed by I fcysicians, and have had Ustima nlals-ft-om eminent men turoxighont tneconmry Being anartlcle of true merit, and haviog

PERCENT. REDUCTION

is miBsed in heaven, and the etner mift by nsing Maurice's

on earth. lie

hour) 0 any

on o«e win di»b..g. u. rP,«a:rA"ss*'"''p the other mus-get his discnarge. I S. d.-A11 kinds of Llthograohlo wori are Ask your brother Just borne from col- I done with thegreatest one, at tbejowest rates.—

thous

and twelve hundretTand twelve, dollars. We hope he will do it correctly.'

n,w

$13212, ,T If he does, test his knowledge of Latin by asking what the difference is between a potato more mealy than the rest, and a stubborn womatr Tho one is always melior, and the other always

midier!

prize of $10,000 is offered for a worse conundrum than the abqvf: it being understood that tbe worst ponundrums are the best. Do you understand? If a po tato is better, it is melior.

At the late election in Philadelphia oii6 man voted fourteen times in as many different wards: why is he like a telegraph wire? Because he goesTrom poll to poll

The Great English Remedy mHKBK WATERS ABE

Price S1 a package, or three far $5, securely wrapped from observation, and sent b» mall to any address on receipt of tbe prices named.

A printed treatise upon theee complaints will be sent free of charge on afp (cation by mall to the general %gepts, Collins Brothers 423 Secon street, 3t. Louis, »o.

The Wafers are sold by Prnggbtf gepejralfy. declfidiSm

'•f

sir!" was the reply,

to the great disgjust of Professor What is a very frequent miptake clergymen make in their sermons? They bping too long. \Vhy does a donkey eat a thistle? (Thistle puzsle you Beeause he's an sssl

PHYSICIANS.

DR.

D«DBRKIT, HOMOEOPATHIC

PHTSICIiX, MilWNI AOCOIICSIB. Sana: Bight Bav. BUhop Talbott,D.D^,9 W. Martin. J.8. Beaoh, ®r*

Orricc AKD Bmnaaoat oa KalberTy streei,! tween 6th and 7th, neat to Normal School. sSSdtf ili I

R.A. AKNAUD. Orrtci—Uorifv of Haln aad Fifth Straats, over the National Stata Bank.

Batumi—Chestnut gfjbetweapSth and Tth. sialyl Taa&B HAOT«. IM-

wew WT»imity«'"l

O a •sr.

10 80 40

800

SM) Sewing Machine* 300 FIm Gold Wafcchee....

oentsf A md A6ut by malt to up it nil! payment of

Ojcb

Ktmnca.—Wo ealtct the folowisf from many who have laUly dr»wn V*i«»kl» »oJ kindiy permlttea u»to puolish them S. X. wiikiD». Bafifalo, $5,000. hiu Annie Monroe, Ohieago, Pl.no, »tfcO John D. Moo*, tonUrllW, •1,000 Mlsa Koma Walworth, JHilw»*ikWjfi»V' |6U0 liar. K. A. lay, Haw Orleivna, a5-0. pubnih no names without peftotosfoti.'

Oplaloas of the Proas. "Th^flta lSTgiiab.e, and doaerve iheir ^aeceafj'jrtl bme, Ang. 8. "We know them to bi iDg firm."— /T.

Y. Herald,

All letters eboald to^draaaedto^^W1UUN it

to the

best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. [dwlw I Ojstk BOTTL« OF PAL MEB's

prov.d

th irefflcioy by a tist of mtny years, e«ch year finds them in new localities in various paits of the world, and the

Troehet

are universally pro

nonnced i»etter thau other articles.

OBTAIN

enly "BROWN'S BBOWCHIAL

aad do not take any ot the

T»OOBK?,"

worthiest imitation!

American CQmpaoyv/ .BIOHLT HOBNTED ',, TOILET feiOAPS. McKEONE. VAN HAA4JEN & CO.

38 £. Front-St.,

Pb&ladupai*.,

In Qnalit 8tyla and' iWfAmfcwarratrti r^oal to the English and sol4:fWjy'60'jefr *M. chMjkr, which accounts tor the great falling off in the demand for the fortign and ta» nnprecedented sqooeae of the iiscrlffs Toilet 80»i. how soldeveayWae'reln tlie unitej as. Mt&KONE, VAN HAAflEN flO„

tout

m'ly b» offered, .. SOLD KVKRYWHBBS. tW,vl d21daw-4moa-lnsije

One

cent up the above price, m.y

PATENT

PEIHTIKO

Agent

document, drawing, music,

ith the greatest facility. Maurice's Patent

MAUBlOK'fl Potent Antographie and Lithograph io Printing, Wrltinn and Engraving Bstablhh tnent, 10 North WiMam 8t.,

NEW

roBK.

OF •ASBiaOK.-A jtnas. as delivered at the

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Jjaorvaaa,

ropurts

Autograph'

Press, for Offices, Publishers, ffta

dec35deodly.

MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR IVA OF YOprH restored In four weeks. DR. RTOORD'S BSSBNOB OF Lira restorer manly power*, from whatever cause *rlsDg the effects of early pernicious habits, self-abase, impotencj '•nd climate, gtre way at onoe to this wonderful medicine, if taken regularly sec rdlng to tbe di* lectJons (which are very simple, and require no I restraintfcem business or pleasure.) Failure Is impossible Sold ia bottle* at Id, or fonr quantities in olie jr $9. To be had only of the sule appointed agent to America, H. GIBTIZIN, 93, 3d

Avenue, c*r. of 13th etret. N. Y. de28

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names In

ritory

givsn

THE

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Tieketv MKribtag Pvtstt- SnWABlfrflt XUX8. Mr«« A*X. FHBLPa. Jope. content.

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ly aent to ,any .addnss by expr "Via Win kMW wtat jw yea imj fcr IL Any pri*» lor siiottn of the same vwt*. ,, Onr patreosoan depend on lair dealing,

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and the T(. lEHand

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ONLY $2.75 PEE COPT.

•W Send for Olrculsis and see onr terns, and a fnll description of the work.' address JONIC8 BKOTHER8 A Co., Crncinnatii O Cbloago, 1.1. or St. Louis, Mo.

DNTBR'S 61IIDE AND XBAPPER'S COMPAN•1 ION.—How to hunt and trap all animals, to san furs, make tfeni, boats, .Ac. Worth |}0 to any farmer or boy. beware of bogus receipts." Well print'd and bound, 64 piges., Only 25 coate for SI. Address I). HUNTh li,& CO., i,.- ,-oc «'^"(jtnna1ale, N. H. ft

100,000

COPIES of the NBW WOKK by JtwiOT Haxai BBSWHK. will sold by Agents during the next few months.

The Great Metropolis, A MIKR0B OP NKW I0BK, Is creating a lnrote wherever a«n, nneqntiled In the book trade, it .is destined to an immense sale. lOOO Agents Wanted.

014

COMPOUND of tbe

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r«r Tork Mneenm of Anatomy, snhjecta: How to tlva and WW toL'y* Youth, Maturity and OM Ago Maahood Oen"' Uy Reviewed. TheOanse of Indlgastlon, rUtn laoe aad Marvoas Dleeaeee acoonnted for, km tage PhHotophlcally Ooasldered, orSmee ooatalnlng theae Lir^lM warded on receipt of tour stamps, by Stc'v Naw Toa* Motkw c*

Aaarowv, «W Broad-

w»V, Sew Tork. aarlMly

honrs. One

aeent SS9in 1 day. One8» inS days. One writes •'loan *ll 1VOOIna montb/ Ladiet, Invalid' disabled soldiers, teachers, young men and women and others are invited to send for ln»orihation. The woik Is just announced, and good ter

can be secured by prompt application—rIfo frtt OratnbaeU, but mtra Commiuiont paid upon this book. Address^ B, W. BLI88 A CO. Toledo, Ohio.

A 9 5 N A Of full valu« sent

Jre* to

IN NEW YORK.

A WOBK or ABSOBBIHO ISTSBIST, replete with Anecdotes and Incidents of Life In Ihs Great Me-

tr0verz6.0"0sold

a a

HOHEhWEEKLY.

The fevoriu lonrnal to not only one of the oldTBr ODAjVWMnPWiP1 Thi following Bai"&SSt^fcoa

*0^. OMUL *. aam.Toii,Kmg,

nnl" I MW. Bc^ano^ Htotorioal, BtogrkpJM^l

ttom

Aug. S8.

outsdre* a *500 pill?, which wa» pr»mptlf otlvod."—Dailg Neux,Sept. 3.

Send fej circalar. filheral Waiwmeiiti Agents. hatl*ftctiuu ynar uteeil. JlTery package of Sealed Knve'oues oonttla ottci CABii OlrK 8U Tickets fjTfl 13 tor^wwftSSS lie to* $16,00. r!IT .'roffio

the vat beat artists a the country^

QSIAT IHDUCKMTCNT3 TO CLUBS! 1.

6*0 Olil]teat st^belWMa -i ih®d»t««meiitioii«d»DCT« .*111 receive QreenUtk» Sctood LtrgMt Club—'. 400,00

receive'.

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Honey, Glycerine Elder Flower Bouquet mid, JPalni,

A Catalogue from one or tab 'largest pttbllshiiig hxmsea in the Uatted-States fttl|a fa from which selections can be made, and

any

the Stat 30 days. No book

since the d»ys ol 'fOncle Tom's Cabin" ever sold no rapidly. Ths most complete work on New Tork tve. written. Agents are meeting with ass' tonlshlng success. One Agent sold 89 in one day, another sold and delivered 22T In 15 days, another sold 160 In one week, another sold 604 In 7 days TTB Ton with to know how Fortunes are made A J: and tost In a day how Shrewd Men are ru-, Ined In Wall Street how "Countrymen" are

swindled by Sharpers how Ministers and chants are Blackmailed how Dance Haiti and Concert

SAIOOLS

Octavo

are Managed how Oanujlin,

Honaes aud Lotteries are conducted how Stocl Companies Originate and how the Bubbles Buret, read this «oik. It tells yoa about the mysterUe of New lotk.and contains Blogradhical Sketches of Its noted Millionaires, Mercnants, 4o.

Vol.

720pagetVault

Worli. 18,000 alr.edy Sold. A

0AIDSOIIE HOLIDAY PBISSKT.

STAR

t0 t()le

Book Agent.

BOOK AGENTS WANT81) For Matthew Dale Smith's Ketir Book, SUNSHINE AND SHADOW

Alirgt

IOutmM.

The largest

commission given. Onr 88-page circular and »5 Greenback sent Free on application. For full particulars and terms, address the Publishers

BOOK CANVASSBBS WAJiTlsll

TOla

canvas for the popnltr work, Fow Tears Ihe

Now^is tha time

Tomakemon y. Send for term* to

MT. e. VALWBB, JrM Llhle UODS9,Npt? kirk

SPANfiLBD ^A»W^R.

A large 40 cclnmn paper.- Bich, are and racy. nil oi' charming reading, Ton, fact and fancy. "KVAKOELIKI" a spleadld steel plate, "Faaa" to xvxaT eubsorlber. Only 76 "cents a year. "Kvangeljne'' sells at $?. Sutacrlbar aow. Specimens 6cis. Address #A*NIB Orrioi, Hiasdale, N. H.

VEBMONTEBS. mOB all the Nrws raov Hani, Vermont El( torical, Biographical, Geological and Obit nary Sketches, the Current News Irom each county in the ftato, BVBBT w««a, the best paper for vermonters. I* the Ver#as*t Bacaro aad Farmer. (2,60 p°r yeas 1.36 for six months 76c. for 3 months. Kvery yearly subscriber gets a present. Nocbances. All Sfrved alike. Terms

Iways In advance. Clubs five and over, to on* address. per year each. *«ry Vetmooter should take It. 4ddr«s TH» V*BMONT BKCOBD ANp FARM KB, Brattlehoro, Vermont,

PBIt

MONTH,

and large eommlwtons

paid to sell Woaaaa or tac

WOBLD

and three otbhr dlsooverlee. Addrsaa J.

O. TIL

*O», Pittsburgh, •OOfi OAiyAlfllBS WAHTBB To oan»assfor"Arr w* faai Mr Qalrrr,'' and "fillmpaea or

Uft 8M1 Mtiag,** by JMUS

ClICUT* Saitabu for Holiday Present!. Sold by iubtciiptloo only. -The best book oot for Agents. Send fjr term# toy. C. riuun, Jr., U, Bible flogse, Hew Joi k.

EA WATS of yipum WH*AT, pTK, spd OU.MN BBKAO from trM Receipt*, will

OBK BBKAO from tried BeceUM *. will XBCB'i H0«B number.—

b« found in "IK for January, UP. Twenty cejjls Get it from Pews Amnts

trt

send the prioe to

ABTHDB |0»8, PJjIla^Mphia. nod if will be pre mptly maile*,

80UTHUR HOHK J0DBSAL FOR 1869. TBBMS$3 p«"r annnm. Four ooples for $10

Eicfat copies for 190 aad an extra copy to the gettwap of tbe Olub.

If you do not get enongh to secure one of the premiums, we will allow you 60 cia. oa •uh yearly subscriber at 93. 8AMPLB OOFII8 Till We o*hr the HOME JOCUTAL werth |J.OO Our flcaooti

OAT

Visrroa, worth |IJ5, and a

Una 8teel Plato Engraving of Gen. dim a FAULT, worth for H,00.

JOHN T. SLATEK,

Pabllsher, Baltlnere, Kd.

the Agenoy for tha of Brad*

street's Robber Moulding1 and We«*tli er Strips, applied to th'e sides, bottom top atro' center of dbort and wlndo#s. Th& 4a"la la beyond anything ever offered to Agents. From Ten to Twenty-live Dollars per day oan be made. Send for agents' olroular. First who apply,secure a bargain.

3. B.

BBADSTBBET

Mass.

ONUY

will b^seat itf¥h» ^iPtlesenlltled to tkdii, POSTvi T® UM^^lnifle.Co{)fes„..^..!i. .iMT® OWtti' One oopy, one yi*ari

Two copies, one year, lire copies, one year, sn toplA jtnd/ona sxira.t» »b,

tb3iubr...r...i.i..a.i^.

Bend.—The

rniie Grecian bet

best game for the Holldsys.

DAVIT*

722 SanspaiSt., Philadelphia.

OMS"»TBA¥rtS, klOH., 1 SBPT. 10, 1888,1

a A P^MWIU,:

JACTIT

more.

Mer

A good unyoke l» a perpetnal ^cfinrort' LOBBILUBD'Si

"Yacht Club'!

:TOBAOOO.

Competent Ciittes {i-onornncel^ b^st for many raa' s*nv. ,H-„It Is made ofthe beet stocjc «rown.,dlYlil.i

The Nlootlne Is extracted, there ara 'No drugs fn It, conse«9ntly It la' I' 1 »eqtf

Antl-nerrous In its effects, It has aq agrpsable, aromatic flavor, Pees pot burnorstlag the tobgna, ... Ltavcs no qnpleasant aftertaste (a tha

oqth, or dl*agreeable odor to therooi^. 'f»'Instead of exciting tbe ervctjs loroea, It allays iriitation, and calms thaw, i4

We regard it ae the perfection of Smoking Tobacco. Orders fur elegant Meerschaum Pipes are being packei daily In the various size I bags In which it Is sold, ij'As en extra inducement forth Ba ft

Who love a good smoke to try it. LORILLAKD'S

Former, aad hence much cheaper In p- l~e

f'OpTiJKl^ Cbewlng Tobacco Composed of the ^esjt enttijjg Leaf in the Country. Superior in oolor, liner iti i^ua Ity,

And makes il better chew than other brands. Acknowledged Tbe Leading Fine Out Tobacco wherever uied. BfSfectable

^'-8 TTpllvEJESs-AjJ'..

$2,00 8,80 9,00

Kiiteen copies, one year .and one extra Twenty five copies, and one extra Forty copies, and OBe eitra,...^...-.-.! Klftv copies, andonb eiir'a

CLOTHES WMN6ER, TICPBOVID WITH BOWK LL'8 WW PATKHT SOUBLX-OSAU. Tha only Wringer which I na use the "STOP," or Castanln ehove the Cogs, whioh to absolutely necsseary to prever tbeOoge ttom playi&f ont of gear. aod the Bubber Boilers

•ralAgent, 32 Cortlandt stmt, M. Y.

IWk-

IOBSTKewsTEditorials. Mafkets, and aU that to calculated to {attract and entertain the ontlre Umlly circle—the wbola being free from ait FoHtscaland Stotariau bias.

The fWn»trI6as will be three Itt ea#h nntaber, mud

iu OIL! Pl&fSCT CtKl Wr pilk. 0fallltih^,'i^M'^*.,8«to»?SaA":*?^!,i iudai

DISZASBSor*hb

airoklart Aw.

»j|0,0«0 IH MONlt GIVKS1 AWAY jn addltton to thi other priiei offOrettWlow lhe fblloatog wUl be paid tothe gelter np of ihe ladaest clnbssentin botween November In, 1W», anil April I*,1!®®. FHses Will ie paid oner before April 10th, 1«19, Ito O ttor np bfttielarg.

iv*'

Tfakrd Largest CTnb"...."........ 300,00 -r?~*

Tlje«*|le/Wi^eachOlab .fh( ef 100 8n»icrtbers will re««ive i^..-.i-i-- M,0A

niiiha:A'

Tlie jSeUfr uj», f'i CO Snbscriber

betoL~iu+.n

S-'.ijL-

of each Club will' re-

The Getter up of each Olub of Subwrrlb^n wlllle entitled to erleot a bookor Wootov the arlcvof which Is... ...f4,« The Getter up of eaich Olnb of S6 Subicribars

Will Ik eatit'ed to select aboek or ho»ke, the price of which Is The Gettsi- upof Ueoh Ohlb'of lftSnbrerlbers wUl db eaUtled to elect a book or boijks,

Ithe pir'lc^'or ^hloh Is..' l,wr The,flatter up of each Olnb of ltl aubacrUssn will ba entitled to select a'book or books, theprioirfof which is_^^„t.......i...—M. 1,00 TbeOetter up of .each Olnb of 6 Subscribers jwW be efttttlea to Select fc fcook or b»okf,i. ithe prioe of which,1s

40,00 04,00

166,00

The, Postage on ttia Home Weekly 20 cents a year. Poatmas^era ar.d others Vrho get up Clnbs/ aan

I afterwards add nam«* at thd »»m« rate#, »nd the,

«l

oeipt t— ••i VV"?*P'_ V" ili I Send for spedmejisw and «omm»noeTsending In yottr Q1UW9*HV7 All gQgrtntfnlcations muil

addressed^to JOSEPH ,, Pnbllsber and Prop'r. 121 So. ^Iblrd St. JPbiladelpliiH, P*.

A E N S A E I» A rJ^irHY EAKHKD. ,, How eve^y temlly can ecpaomlae from 50 toUOdollare arinni\U. How ageiUs can makenidney. Fnll partldnlaM eeOtfree. AddTeM

fiKKir7 lsDccisii^:, JTOHrBHttlBBBSI

LIT

thoeo^

TUB PRACTICAL FAVltER. NOW IN ITS SIXTH TBABI Published in Philadelphia '^MONTHLYat $1,50peronimm^n

IRIAN'S LItK imriBOEATOB, OB

LIFE REJUVENATING SLIXIB,

tp* all iferang«A(6ttti ofthe Ortaat^ Orgats. It glvea

IAfe, Health and Strength

to all Wirt Aad fellow asf.4|rf»t,«n»... It never falls to remove Ncrrons Debility, Iapotan* ov Or want of Power, and aU #iWt«eJs «ralag froto Excesses or IndUcreU^a, losalttng In loss leaeant dreamt, weak nerves,

imemory, unpleasant are! heidadbe, jArroie'»«n*bllag dimness of vision, fleshing of thj skin, whlcl neglected, will surely lead to In-aaUy^or Can

U«iption.

O not recover without help. It must be_invlgiVrated aatfitVeriitllieaMk ta

fa'fill the duties of life, ll

1 bis

SOU) BT ALL DiCCkflSTi.

0(1.. 01 Oedar street, New Tork, audit will ba jeltjou. On toceipt of Five Dollars, a bottl seaslv eanal to s»ven small, wilt be aent to an] etbrasdAft fn'tto CTnitad 8tat«s, «ftar|*e pa4

LADIES,

yonr«qulrai riltaH^,!y«te^,-'i»e thobeet I .'ffcrA*rRT'» irtflliK PUJUB (hive no equal They are safe and sura io ojfyoa-j ry cases, saioa, o»« noLLAa fit aox. nr.rHarveyfa Qoljien

lvate circulars sent free, tttfoaaf stamp. 111 van fanant proonia the Pills, anclaoa tha moaay aid addressBBTAirSTSr, BlOiaarSmet, New Tork, aad'W M«?lp th*y Wiil' tta asal-

ed return nfai^,

'Ass?

Cf.

8. WAB-

BEM 'COv 8L and: 3S Sudbury strcot, .-

want a firstJ«)a« and a first-clasf TVKIKtT

MAQi

PAPEB. sehd AT oKcit for sample copy of THE LAOT'8 FKIS1TD, and nl TBS SATURDAY XTEHIKO POST,

And sea tha aahqaalediaducement)i offe: Saj»pto ffel}adeipt

advante.

PA8CHAUM0jElRUrl$ Jio.l3th8t„htlada,Pa. 30 cop lea C»r $U0: Is chiefly made up ol oilglnai matter,'In' relation to every l)epartn:ent: of AoaiouLTOaa, UoaTiow.«DBt and Ktmax ECONOMT.

Large inducements and liberal pram*

lams offeredrto Agents and caavaisars. tample copieafnrnlsbed on application. WAITOB-AH ASEMT In each town,

whether artolng bom teethtogo fun-directions foe using Will beetle,

Baanxtk,^ «HES. ^TNSLO Eavtng

Bao.,

VX7ILLIAM: PARBY 'S RASPBSRBias and

BLAO»BBBI»S

brought tidier

lliOaorei best varieties Fruit Trees,Yines, quart, and rates, t* ClnnamioSon

and Plant*'. Seed Stamp for catalogues and Clnb ,:F. ©i,rN«w Jersey

The people seem to he craiy about your

BED

ALTL. Please sead me twenty drfden

«..j-Tents truly, «.». «, JW. ft Jif-*!: '1 77

Hit}

i.ii oi* »it£ibnl "'.'.mitif :rrxI A il ifei.'tM Mm' n:-•)'] fw.tl qiji/ (,ds .nr.VjH Iaa ,ei-v»o?2L

CAUTION.—Unprioolpled

JAOKKT"

dealers!

are selling Azee painted red, its the Ban

JACX»T!

Ax*. Ilie cAod qnalltlaanf (his Axe ooaaltgs In! Its CUTTINO qa.lltles, notdn the red paint. The "Bao

ts for sale by all reepdnsl-^

ble hardware dealers and the manufactdrers:: LIPPINC0TT ft BAKEWELL, Pitta baryta, Piw

Jobbe'ssnd dealer^ in at] lectio as Keep It, and small buyers can save money. Tpne and trouble by purchasing of their. Lerrlllari'i Marfohoy, Freach Rfyp^e and Scotch Saalb still retain the excellent quaMtlei which have made them so famout everywhere.

Ctrbu arf sent on application. f. I^B^ABO, lew fork.

LOOK!

ri-iis

The megnltada of onr businvi has enabled us to make tha INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS

ros oVb

ffW ^OLUiBALM, 1 eafptally ia ttelfae of OOTTO*

QOOVB,

Larger Than Ever!

Send ibr ft* 'r*f'*"i With Iff' BUB, befcre eeodlng Address ii

nioinoi

Ail areas a.

EaTisewcwra. laiaaeHAHT TAILORING

Sau« *,fiuon it ronL

TV«A.Iwallwly

Del9-deod

AAJ

ERROES OF YOUTH.

^wilST.t*

ipto^aftvajwttpot**,. dtt1 BEL&$ SPECjFIC

nd permanent oura of semfoa

1 or the speedy and pern Teakneaa. the result of YouthfBl Indiscretion, neb M^ekaddnitin: h»ppil»a«, and nnflto thesnflerer for business, social society, «. Ttoy tad be need wlHkwl'' oetae:

or marrlitloB or lan for three

ollars. If you oaanot procure theae pllU eo'ose 1 no money to Basaa A Co., a* Oedar street, New ofck, and Wfey Wilt ba sint by Mtura mail, WfeU

JeclOdeedWly I

tf.f

0YijmU

MOTHERS!, MOTHERS

DONT FAIL TO PBOCDBB

SjtupIfor

Irs, ViislOT's SootbiiUE

For O&ildrttfe Ve^hing

ItnotOTJ, U" ehfld froa p^P. bo*

mteou, XtviUalaoburtaatly mfiava aadfBUBB8T BJHianv

*PH WORLDi tn

ill

CMC* Of DY&*

DtAABflfclUL a amMUKSj

or any other oaose. accompany eadi

1,1

tta oni

tmitstione.

CO., Boston,

INSURANCE GOLUMM. -rl-

duq

f.rf

v.-v

INSURANCE AGENCY

MEBCHANTiiE

TJi 1LO Ri'JVtift

J&.vvxif

IfoefBal gad Used ia tbe

Mffe PILE AND HUMOR CiUM irnal nwe. KaUr*ly vagtUbto ikiii ey and charge it bach tome. ten vests. Prepared by H. D. TOWLe. OhemSt, Boston. 1 a bottle. Sold everywhere. Stud

-tvr.

tor

2tt

TRICOTS,

gaaersl 1 •»«*!«•, :h, If

When the system Is onos affected, It p. It must be tnvlgea»Ms tfa nbtwto

Cnims Paarwa,"

wraypari All othara are ba*

rrsrrr^rfi ro -t,

4tfevforiowrng ioia in^'fcmibre 'Oiiilaitts'': Bepresented.

Hercliant8 Ilre loa. Co., OONN.

NoHh Aniierlcan Fire Ins.€o. HABTFOBD, OONN. .. P.«tibnl is.

TV-)-u ill LffiHI 1.4 i1/3 •iTf'SjI

ApplicntioDS taken and Policies iaaoed hi of the abore oam^d Uompatiiei 'io» lowest corrent rate*. Also, BEAL ESTATE bought and,, sold, and COLLECTIONS promptiy attends' to.

VV» yitauaon vtvrimB

T"' m:.

U&&NZ

*1 ii .vimti G«norfti Fire *QC1 Life INAURBTTJO Ageai ii?id Io oiu

€i

V.t xia

MainSt., between 5th & 6th

|Teirre Ala,ute9 lnd.

'H O^oe Main Street

TtNDBRTAKEB.:

!JQ,,

M^UBEKA" Smoking Tobacco Is ukewls« an excellent ar|lela of efaoica Virginia Tobacoo, of a heavier body than tae

nevertheless It makes an excellent smoke. Orders for Meerschaum Plpei ...{ /v Dally packed la brand.

LOKKILUBD8

iVi

Old Stancf of Dn. TBoropaon

«q

Ruit

UWDgRTAKERi.

.iNi.-./r .J

M. W. O'CONNKLL Having purchased, back bom K. W Chad wick, Qruber

Co., thfi tfndeitakera establishment,

aad having bad neven yan «xp«rlenoein iht buslnees, li now preparod to urnlsb Metalic Ssr rial Oases, Caskets, aud Wooden Oofflaa,

all

style* and sites, from the best aud largstt stock of bnrlal material tn the State at UH Mala Street, Terre BsnM, Indiana. dwtF Tyrfe «»Jte I v#

N E A E Is prepared to execute I orders In hie Hon neatness end dispatch .rner of third and !,'b*n treats. Tarrr fjest" Id'Mena

DENTISTRY.

R. JJ. H. BARTHOLOMEW 8vaoKW an MaoBAtnoat 4 I B2 "ar I S 1 Bnoceasor to Or.

D. M. tuu,

no.

National Blocks larre Hante, In l,

I A S O N

J. I

E N 1 S sDOcsaeoa *o Da. s. s. aura, OFFFOT—On Ohio, between 3d and 4th 8trv»« »pl*dtf TKEES-HAOTft, IHb

0. O. LINCOLN,

l)R The

Oldest

Bo* ton.

Dentiat

KBtabiiBked

In Uane Haute,

Oniea On Sixth Street, between Main aad Ohio, one door south of National Boils*.'' Baring had upwards of eighteen years' efperleaoe in Dentistry, he Is confident that he can glva satht&kction la aU cases fJySodlj

TJUERO^ANT

TAILORING

W»f *i

.irn.-

FALL

fjf.

IXPE ANB lilFS,

ar»ie*A

Q^/MjOTJHr9^

•tari'ittf' -1TJUT

»waa7oo

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