Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 February 1869 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS

TBHBB HAUTK. IU.

Weflnesdaj Morning, Feb. 17th, l»€«

The Normal School BuildingIK

AN article on the Siste Norm®

School the Evansville Journal e&ytThe great mistake waiin eMcftiogauct an expensive balldipe, One 000 would have Answered aji .ttfe ». ofata 'tfnrmal Sdhool. But we wants of a State Normal School suppose the State will now be compelled to make a heavy appropriation to com' plete the edifice. v.

There is room for an honest difference of opinion as to whether the erection: of I'such an expensive building" was "great mistake," or a display of sound economy anA wise forethought. "We think it was the latter, but shall not quar rel with our Bvanrfille cotemporaly f°i holding a different opinion. The School Trustee! of the Olty of Bvansville, one of whom is an editor of the Journal, he.vt recently ereoted two magnificent structures for school houses in that city, costing from $35,000, to 150,000, each, and af a time whsn the Mayor of the" city was obliged.to negotiate loans "at twenty-two and a half per cent, interest." If Evansville can afford such an expenditure for school purposes, surely this great State, with her magnificent school fund of eight million dollars, with her imperative and constantly increasing need of trained teachers, can afford to erect one respectable building for the utilisation of our vast amount of home talent in the pro feseion of the teacher. And especially can the State afford to do this when the liberality of Terre Haute has already given $76,000 for this object. "But," the Journal mournfully con eludes, "we suppose tbe State will now be compelled to, make a heavy appropriation to oomplete the edifice." "Com. polled Tes, that is Just the word.—

States, like individuals, if passably hon est, are "compelled" by a common ee^se of honor and "a decent regard for the opinions of mankind," to fulfill their pledges. The State ii pledged to thit city to oomplete the Normal School Building, and unless the Legislature snail decide to repudiate its faith, it will feel "compelled" to mako the necessary appro priation

Let it be borne in mind that if any "mistake" was made In deciding upon tbe cost of the edifice, that "mistake" was made by the State and not by Terre Haute. The city did not undertake diotate or direct what plan should be adopted. The State had a choice of several plans, varying very much in cost and, wisely, as we think, decided on the best and consequently most expensive one. "When completed tbe State will own one public building that will not, like the rest of its efforts in that line, be pointed out as an architectural monstrgsj^ty and abomination. It will not have be torn down in a few years to abate nuisance, but will stand for centuries as splendid illustration of the good sense and fine taste not only of the mind that conceived the plan, but of the men who preferred and adopted it. When Bvanp ville architects and builders make their customary tours to this city in quest suggestions and models, they will gaze upon it with delight, and feel devoutly thankful that the State was "compelled" to finish so "great" a "mistake." And the young men and womon of Evansville, graduates of her excellent system of public sohools, as they pursue the study of the theory and practice of teaohing, in this building, will Add their aesthetic sense daily developing in the contemplation of its* fair proportions. They, tooj will be thankful that they are not "cabined, cribbad, confined" in four square, homely walla, and will gratefully remsm* ber the "great mistake." ...-s

Teachers and Other "Imports".

In an article relative to the State Normal School, replying to some strictures in the Evansville Journal, a few days ago, we said: "If we are not mistaken, Evansville now imports a large proportion of her teachers from the Eastern Sratec, because this State has no institution for the proper education of teachers."

To this assertion the Jonrnal takes exception, and asserts that: Evansville does not "now import a large proportion of her teaohers from the Eastern States." The majority of tho present corps are graduates of our own excellent High School or former pupils of our city schools, and but a few of them came to this city from the Eastern States.

With tbe exceptions of this city and Indianapolu,there is probably no city in the State which has better public schools thin Evansville, and We are lad to know that not|only Evansville, but the State at large is becoming "year by year less de~ pendent upon the East for teachors."— The Journal seems to have tortured our language into a reflection upon "Yankee" teachers. We intended just tbe roversa fhii city, the State, indeed the entire Wcst,owea a debt of gratitudo that should be lasting, to tbe thousands of "Yankees'* who have served, and are still serving, with unwearied patience and rare fidelity, as public school teachers. Here it the language in the use of which it was our misfortune to give offense "We are under sufficient bondage to the East already in the matter of imports. Let us try to raise our own teacher*, since we have an abundant snpply of the best material, and have no other earthlv use for it."

Well, are we not under sufficient bondage to the East in the matter of imports Take almost any msaCyou meet, and examine his clothing, foViostance, from hat to boots, and you will be almost sure to find that every ariteb—or the goods from which it was made—came from the East The merchants of Evansville buy cotton from Southern dealers or producers. They ship it a thousand miles to a market. It passes through twenty different hands, leaving a large profit in each," and finally finds its way back to Evansansville in the shape of prints or sheetings. So, in a' thousand other wajs, we are under bondage to the East—a seedless, senseless bondage^-and Eastern

to a nnffcbturer* grow rlchhndpuraa jpptu, Qd lode to fto p#ifcle of Wqii aBd rsouthweet as the men whose business it j^growtrcttoirriiagi, and corn tor them to speculate in.

But, in the matter of teachers, we not inly need not be dependent upon the gtiga£ njury 16 ourselves, because it kaepi but business our own young men and *omen—particularly the~~Tatter—who eed-the employment and who, if proper* educated, must, in the very nature of bings, be better adapted to tho business teaehitig fiu»g* Hoeei&a tiian any (eacheu, how«f«r «3teeltent,aSwfco are oofe aoolimated to this "bilious" region and who know nothing of the peouliari-

Wester%|ife##4 IjM%rn people. Whatever exefei tt&rt4n££ be for having our boots made in Bridgewater, our hats in Dedham, our cassimeres in Oonnectioutpour watchea-jLn Waltlyum, our shirts fvidpqpe, ana tbe^heunnds of "notions" which fill our houses made almost ij^^JSngJand, while we keep 4n.raising hogs and grain to enrich those aaanu/aoturers,"' ana frown down every effort th*t looks to the establishment of famia^kWof tMwitie»»£leW whatever excuse there may be for all this bondage^ there is n& apdfogy for being without an abundant supply .of good, hom»$pduced teacherr^fo^ Jir® Children.' AikPyet we cahoot haitt)i££ bdst claeaoK&achers rom among the graduates of our public

wyptejf J*'JMjpertaU!!! ,t$M that teachers, "as well as lawyers, doctors and cler^ybrefrf reqdlfi" for iheir profession. That training they can only obt^iijf ^B$ofrmal School

THE

Washington ooEreapondent of tbe

Indianapolis Sentinel says that applicaLiong&afh b'M^ mlnde for tbe body of BOOTH

ana he thinks it will be delivered up shortly, as the authorities at the arse, nal are anxious that all of the bodies ihull be moved from the warehouse where ',hey are interred. It is understood the remain* of £wr* wi»H« takra efeMl by an undertaker of Baltimore, and conveyed to that city. They will probably be interred in Green Mount cemetery, near the grave of his father, the famous tr«gedianl

JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH.

THE

following is a copy of the notifi

cation which was presented to (general CJRANT, and which will serve as tbe cer tificate of election as President of the United States. It is tn the handwriting of Mr. C. C.

STMFRON,

of Illinois, one of

the clerks in the office of the Secretary of the Senate, and is written on a sheet of parchment nine and one ha^f by thir 'teen inches. In the left hand corner at the bottom is the seal of the Senate stamped in the parchment. The same gentleman wrote the notifications of

ABRAHAM LINCOLN

and of

AKDBEW

JoHNson, and also the summons which was served on the latter when he was im peached: "Be it knowu, that the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America being assembled at the Capitol, in the City of Washington, on the second Wednesday! being the 10th iay of February,"in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, the underwritten President of the Senate did in the presence of the said Senate and House of Representatives, open all the certificates »pd count all the votes of the electors tor a President and Tice-Presi-dent, by which it appears that Ulysses S. Grant was duly elected, agreeably to the Constitution, President of tbe United Slates for four years, commencing on ihe 4th of March 1869.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed tho seal of the Senate, this 10th day of February, 1869,

B. F. WADK.

-'President of the Senate."

LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

MOKSAT,

February 16.

SENATE.,

The Senate meta 2t o'clock. The following new bills were introduced:

Senate bill No. 241, to amerf the act incorporating the. University"»f Notre a a

Senate bill No. 252 creating the 25th Common Pleas District, tc conaisUof Lawrence, Orange, Martin and Washington countes.

Senate bill No. 243, supplementary to section 68, of the Act for tbe incropora* tion of cities.

Senate bill No, 244 to amend the Common School Act. Senate bill No. 245, to extend the time wherein railroad companies may complete their roads.

Senate bill No. 246, to amend section 4, 13 and 15 of the Act erecting the Sol dier's Home.

Senate bill No. 247, to fix tbe time for holding courts in the Fifth Judicial Cirsuit. Rules suspended and bill passed.

Senate, bill No. 248, to amend section 3 of the act of 1865, relating to witnesses^ Senate bill No. 249, to provide for tho construction of fish ladders.

Senate bill No. 250, supplementary to tbe act authorizing the formation of vol antary associations—relating to rural cetne'8'ies.

Senate bill No. 251, to amend section "e^e of tbe act of 1867, authorizing tras tees of townships or incorporated towns, or the Common Council of cities, to levy a tax for «ohool purposes, .and adding a section thereto.

Senate bill No. 252, creating the office of railroad policeman. Senate bill No. £53, to enable the sever \1 Criminal Circuit Courts to try and determine suits upon forfeited recognizances

Senate bill No. 264, declaratory of the true meaning of section twenty-seven of the act regulating desoents and apportionments.

Senate bill No. 256, to save pending suits effected by sections fortyfoor and forty-five of the act concerning wills.

Senate bill No. 65, regulating the publication of legal advertisements, was indefinitely postponed.

Senate bill No. 4, to authorize tbe Superintendent^!- Pubjic Instruction, to adopt* tjfwcrm'system or book keeping for the use of Township Trustees, was indefinitely postponed. _•

The Senate adjourned until two o'clock to-morrow..

HOUSE.

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Bills pasaeijgHou3e bill No. 33,amende atory of the act providing for the election of Clerks of Circuit Courts, passed by the following vote: Ayes 8, noes 0.

House bill No. 84, to regulate the/ees of the State Board of Education, allowing to the members thereof $5 pgrji^y, when in session, and necessarv traveline expenses. The vote resulting aves 54 noes 13.

House bill No. 46, with explanatory paper? to legalize the sale of seminary lands in Jasper county, passed by the following, vote: Ayes 66, noes 1.

House bill No. 38, an act declaring null and void &ct regulating contracts

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mon oarriars. TI

pMsa|Qpf the bill resulted—y ®&n U0S6T House bill No. 12, for equalizing

suiting—ayes 74, noes I Bills Lost-—BLotisp bjll No. ize tbe atsesimfint of taxes 1868. The vote oh the passage stood ayes

otise of

pnd petit Jurorf at *2/50 f»r day and mileage stftc per mile. Tbe vote was ayes 36, noes 36.

House bill No. 21, fixing docket fees of Courts, and fees of Justiceejind Prosecuting Attorneys. The vote stood, ayef 20, noes 52.

Resolutions passed—A concurrent resolution, reciting the public services of General George D. Wagner and his sud» den demise, and resolving that both Houses adjourn at half-past ten A. M. to morrow to accompany his remains to the depot.

Senate concurrent resolution, author! zing the payment to Louisa B. Skinner, widow of the late Moral Instructor of the Northern Prison, of a certaine sum due the doceased.

Senate concurrent resolution, returning thanks to the citizens of Terre Haute from their, attentions on the occasion of tbe late visit by tbe Legislature Jo the Ndr mal School building.

Senate concurrent resolution requiring the Auditor of State to furnish an exhibitor the Federal taxes paid by the people of the State.

MISCELLANEOUS-

VolooipedeftTanfc, in-Boaton for a petn^y 1 minuta. 4 Detroit has a novelty in the shape of a $1,400 hearse for children.

Thfr Missouri Legislature propose to license bawdy and galnbling houses.

The New York Even ixig POst^aprs sale of the canal# of thaA'State J| j*—jj The Buffalo police "are charged with] subsidizing the houses of prostitution.^! that city. V|j «. I

A Boston^'#-4n^ne®ring Si 'ml ment to secure the ballot to all boys be-', tween eighteen and twenty-one jfreirfj^f yf'^' •-*. f" r*

age. Detroit has pledged $209,000 to aid in building a railroad frow-.thai fifcy rjjto Iiog&nsport, via Adriftb ihfl

Tbe house in -which the Kentucky Legislature was held ln Frankfort, 1793, is still standing, and is known as the Old Lb V6-House."

London has a. d^lici4^18 of An heir to the peWigels a fcrger extent of £20,000. :Th0 Louisville Superintendent of Poi has been sued for $20,000 damages for false imprisonment.v

It is reported that tbe Lawrenoe (Kan.) State Journal, the Lawrence Republican, and the Ottawa Home Journal are to be consolidated, and a large dally paper to be the result

A man in Oakland county, Michigan, advertises for a national spelling school— a sort of orthographical tourf&ment—atj which competition shall be open to the world, and a prize awarded for the great? est proficiency in the art.

The distinction of being called a "cotton broker" in Memphis is not very great, as it is applied to impecunious in dividuals who practice the breaking into bales of cotton and who get their heads broken in consequence.

A lumberman in a Michigan lumber, camp quietly left his bed the other night,( climbed to the top of a pile of logs and! so successfully imitated an owl that another lumberman took his gun and shoot-* log, killed him instantly.

Feb. 23 the Executive Bpard of the Illinois Agttoultural Society wiUa«et «t Springfield to deoide upon the location of the State Fair for 1869 anifl?M70.— SprihgSeld, Bloemington, Decatttl£?aoksotHRlte and BeileVllle all wan tit. "Poor Cariotta" has been, says a Brusse's letter, in a calm state for two month she keeps her bed much of the time, as signing as a reason, that as the pictures which adorn the wallB Want to run away, she is obliged to watch them. tssasargpgB^.

HORBIBLE TRieEBYAI SUtrWf,».I

A Han iAMempta t«^ BiriF His Wife andChlld-Exccsmel^lr^taJCM

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^Concow), N^iFrtKiary 12. A most brutal tragedy has recently transpired in the town of Sutton. About' two weeks ago several persons whose! home* STtffiear tiheidUth villageofSt^pn were alarmed byloud shrieks and cries, of assistance, which, emanated from the dwelling of a man named Melvin Mitch elL They, at once proceeded.to tJfe.plaoe, where tb6y foohd MYs. 'MiCctiwralmost burned to death. :Tbe, Clothing she was wearing wastnearly. consumed, and,.her lower limbs,'enroi her arm! afld'otbtr portions of her bddJC Wi^M" atibokingly eaten.-by the. fiaines. A physician was immediately sent for4 and everythi,n§possible done tor thi sufferer by kifreFand sympathiaing neighbors, who feared rile could not survive UDtil the next morning. She lingered,, howevef, and was alive this moaaing, although^her leoovery it' «xt^raeIy d4ubt&BJlSStto after the above occurrence mapy of tbe Sutton people had their suspicions aroused- as to the manner in which tho Accident occurred. Mrs Mitchell aaid it was caused by tbei bursting of a kerosene lamp. ,It was known at the same time that Mitchell was a bard character and that he had often been very cruel to his family. The physician, Dr. James B. Smiley, entreated t,he sufferer to explain all J&e circumstances of the case. -For time all bb effotu in that^ difscfon^ were unavailing^ At last she saia one day that she wanted to tell, but was afraid her husband woulcF^yJtill her. Ji nally, when assured Uikt«Ish»ShottW be

Vftjier

fully as her feeble conaitton would per mit. She said that on the evening of the accident she was setting in one corner of tbe kitchen near an open firs, when sud dentiy her hushafid thraw a bottle Of kerosene oil into the flames. The bottle instantly broke, .and its contents flew in all directions, considerable of it gOitig Upob Mra^Mitcholl's clothing. At tha same time it took lire, and she wis iaaseSfateiy envelloped in flames. Unassisted, by her htaababd, ahe enieav^red to w^mj|h the fire but~ without success. She then ran Into an adjoining room, her burning clothes dropping from her at ever step.' Her husband pretacdad W assist h«ry'b6t what he did, whether intentionally or not, only aggravated his wife's ^offerings, fbc be opened a door and also took a stick and poked about her clothing. At last, when the flames reached the pwr Rowan's face, and threatened to choke her, he displayed some' fenling, and getting some water1 put out the fire, and then called the neighbor*. Mrfe Mftcbfeil lileo ave further paj^^alan of 'Iher insband's crafty W hertelf and children. One evening, about a week before the cad event' a„bo?0 retated -occurred, Mitchell took" fcUyWogast child, a babe about three monttj old, -and! under *tbe plea of endeavoring to atop it from crying, he held it between .two rocks in the fireplace, tised instead ot andiron^ and over the flameSi until one aids of its face was horribly turned, toa itoMiioski. scalp." He afterWafd struck ^he child a severe blow on the other side oflfi fate, choked it until it Vt bisect and blue, and gagged it vfch a haodkarchiif. All this c.-.T

tha mokhtr

ATFK&waW lest 1M shoald jfd herseuT Immediately

after Mis. Mitchell had made koownjhe Its' mot, caused the arrestof Mitchell on a com-

of the peace in 8utton said they were so

Us prkUaatOatytviaL He W taken fcy Deputy Sheriff Wadleigh toc Bradford, and arraigned farorcf S. tX tiiit, Mitchell plead not guiRy, but the testittkmf agmlnrt hte fd sesfcMDH that fae was bound over for "n the Supreme Judicial .Court. In

JVorfbail be. W«S yesterday morning mitrta to Jail in Oohcord. Before h» Suttda the #oaen there were so incensed agaiast him that" threatened take toft- «ase iato their own hands.— MlMMH iraboot thirty years of age, and farloag kMteinridia lad reputation. He ii Wnnefimes Intemperate, but there is no oWdencfe that hit tu in liquor When isdmfh» abote diabolical

^4.-P«ri)i^!^^oft^?rinoa Imperial The greatest care is Uken with him OM feprseback daily, be is sent to St. Clond every eyflfilPg for

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ker's- .MASumptive apprentipej /Ehe throne, presented a sad appearance the dtiy tfia J*reack Parliament was opened -with this wan, pallid, lad and Prince ,,Napoleon, wjhom disaaae has wasted awf y.to his bonpa.. .^he Eiaperor and Empress alone seemed un'stain«4,J»y time hu ia -March he^ will rater, upon his sixty-second year, and the Empress, in August,, will celebrate her forty-third birthday."

JjYou WANT JinauTirux.COUFLIX JO*, A Fax* SKI*, if you desire to have all Irritating apd distressing eruptions and cutanVDua diseases enred without fsil, go to any drustist and ask for Patau's Loti6n.^Q»wn£i(*, {bid.) Demoerf&ijJvhl, 12,!!«««-

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.STTjst wefi ffle TEETH CLOUDKD WITH IMPOBITXIS ara aBly^ior thoae who will- not- take jbe trouble to keep them in. perfect order by the daily use of-SofdDOirr. As certainly as a~fresh hrctffe, drives the miS^ ftom l£a AM oThatur^ this- hygeian preparation will remove every blemish from the dental, jptffao*,. and keep the i«st always ipuntMad spotless. -j 01 deodl#. i« .1.0 i~'-. r.-.k ortvii

HoW .often'do you kear the complaint from the mother and fathef that their son or daughter 1i net well that they have no appetite that they feel languid that th^ir head achesc that they are. growing thin and Caeble, andjth&t they haye no'life or energy left. ,4&at they are low-spirited and perfectly incapacitated to participate ii! &ny pleasures, 6i:.perform any mental oc physieal duty. And the question often asked what.shall I do for them? or, whit" shall,Irglve them? 'Our answer is, let them try

PLANTATION BITTSBS

moderately three times a Iay, and our wor# for it *h?y5 wilJIretMer. dwlw.

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tiADIES!!

Look Out! iiook Otit! Look Qut! Look Out! '-BeaotiflM tbe Oom^lee'iOB." "•Girts a Bosy Glow to the Cheeks.'? "A Baby Tiageto the Lips."

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BmilUSWSIT AP Oi&NGB BLOM One TottJe,ft,S0—Three 1ot12,00. 1000 Bottles sold In one day in N. T.'dity.' «MT All Draggflts in TKBBE HAtTTl sell It. 'ST

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kK. C. O. LINCOLN.

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OnnPOi Sixth street, Ohio. otfe Soor National HOOM,

Hkring h»d np»srd» of ^flbtjeto rigHsuce in Deoiiitry, 1M l««oaa8eii* |ii» aUBtetM t!4lL oa«M, ,-Qiaanri bit Z-3JI

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NATIONAL HOUSE, Com. SIXTH and HAIR STASKT, TEB^£ HAUTJE, 4ND.

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PQKNU mi* AMP „.|utTMwa. s*aaats^. y.j Terre Haute, Indiaiia-

TKU Hotel nwireoently been refltted, and |ntl» BMt-eM* ordet, oSbrtag aooomieoditlon. vmrar pewnWI IP the Btete.

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PARK HOTEL,

oil *fHE AMKRlCIH AHD KVKOFIA1T PlAJf, Cor. BeeJcman and Nasmau Sts. Hear Clftr Kail Varfc...

aBOBQE WIGHT, Proprietor. H. B.—Looateiin the very he»itTof tlie srtplekale taaioenr. tMria one of the taost conTeiatly located Hoteli tat Merctaknta, Basiaem men and otheri vlettlng the bity. d2SdSm

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AGIFIC HOTFIL, 170, ITS, 174 and 170 Greenwich-Street, One noftn of Oartlandt, and one block west of Broadway.

The undersigned tekei plewnre in announcing to his aqmerona Mende and yatrons thet fna this d»te. thn rhsr^" "f PteUflll be S2,6U ^*BMn^«ote-®r op rioter ofltai House, an8 there fore, free/rom the. too common exaction of: an inordinati'renr, he is ftllly eble to meet tht, downward tradency of price# without eny falling off *fU^MU*noiw, as heretofore, be his aisn.to meli^ tftin nnriiminlih^t the fe-n?r«Kl^ "f"''11"" of yie Paciflo, which It has eojoy»d for many ffft s, a* onS of the bwt travelers' hotels:'

The table will be toontifcliy supplied with ejary deUcacy of tbe season. The attendance witr Be found efficient and obliging.

ThelocaiUn will bs found convenient ,for thc»e •hose business calls th?« in the lower part of tbe )ity, endof ready accegs to all' BsilToad and SUamboat Li^aj. feSdwSm .'. JOHH PATTKH.

PHYSICIANS.

JLJ^ No 41 JTorth fourth Strei^,'

Orrteiam Bssibsnor on Mulberry street,* tween Sth and 7th, next to Normal School. sVdtf

R. A. AKNAUD.

^OOVBAB," 10 Crosby St, N. T. -i Or, P. HKITBT, (Suocsscor to) DBHAS BABHE8 uo., 81 Park Bow, H. T. 8ld la TKRSB HAUTE, by "HBARB, 6ULICK & BEBEY,

Wliolesale and Betall Agents

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^3 .-Tf -T -c* .'^ .1 Br* ^45oS Phslou'a Paphian I^otloin ftr Beaatlfrlag the BUR and COMPUXIOB,

V« alLBBBPTlOMg. FB&0KIKS. PIBPLIS, BWMHB, TA^f, etc,, tad wders THK SKIM SOFT, ffAX and BiOUMUfe. Per LADIK8 la the HVBUBT It is Invaluable,

edy Br Diseases and blemishes ef the SKIM.

^PAPHUK BUAP" rlbrjae tUILBT.

iCTHKIff and BATB^rHl sstdftr Price, wCeats |U

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"PlOB DJSATO," "PLOB BB BATO."

A H1W fCHPVMB rOB THI HAKSIBBOBIir. gmifuiti, DIUCATL IASRUA NUEBAIICI. MN.KIWTOBK. Sold byalltlriir. "•dwly-atonn

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BALLROJLD AGEHCY. I have ssoved ay offloe to MoKeea Paddock's HUlt 'When I would be pleased to see m/ old MsMb aadeustoutera.

Through receipts riven oa shlpmeats of pre--••e to all Basteru Cltiee. AU Bail, a*d Bail and Watar rates as low. and tipe as qniah as ooaspeting lines. Qrals ia bulk shlpptd to Bagiaad towaa wfthodt skun of csni

Orrun—OSrner of Main and fifth Streets, over the National 8tate Bank. KKSIDSMOS—Ohee^nat Between Sth end Ttb. mliljl TKBBE J3AOTB, 1NO.

& Similibut Curanter."

XTAYING ASSOCIATBD OTLLLXI reives togathfr for the practtoe of Mtdiflie with the »bove HotBCeipathic law ottr guide, we will be pleased to attend all who msy aeed our professional service?.. 0*rr0B, MS MAIN 8TBKET, tetween Sth and Sih streets, owt Hudson's China Store. APPLEBY WAXKBS:

Ja2Sdlm

J. YOUNG,

all Blotehei and FvecUes.' Best la the Worid."

"C0SIAB'8":''

Ikw ."e« 44 d-'-'.'st*!!. o'.' ,1/titiaess

PHYSICIAN and {SURGEON: OB9TICK-~We*t Side Public Square, (Torasrly occupied by Dr. Cdrtis.J

Calls attended to night and day. National House.

H.BLAKE, ic hi-oie •'.£

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•Attorney at Law, AND PUBLIC Osxioa-rOn Ohio Stroet, between Third and fourth Streets. ootSSaawgm

no. r. BAiao. CBAaitSe oaurr. A1ED CBUFT, ':iIV7 at Law,

Wm. E. McLBAN,

Attorne^aud Coifuwllorat Law. —AMD— ti EN KKAL COLLKCTING

Terre Hnuto, Iri Omoi.—No. 86 Main Street. •..J a&

UNDERTAKERS.

3 A A

UNDERTAKER. {. ^(epared to exeoate- I order* ia his lias win .ntiiM aid dlifstol* «aer ofttlrdaad Cherry

Terre Hante, Indiana. JaaM-S-dwtf

JJUBSBTAKSK-rr^x C1 M. W. O'CONlVELL."3 Having parohased ba£K~firbm *. IT. Chad^tck, Orubar A Oo., the Undertakers •ktafetiehraent, and having bad eevea ye«M expertenoe la tbe business, is now Rreparefl to TUrnlsh Metaiio Burial Oaeea, 0s»ksts, ai.(i VToddsn OOfflns, of all (tvies and siaes, from Hie best and largest stoch of burial material in the Slat*, at 104 Maja Street, Terra Haute, Indiana. dvtr Terre Haatey SB.Ma

al .wjiaaiT bvn&mH haSt aao -OftY

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Walt

Great Reduction in Price. QUALITTXS am Paortatics T7naraian. A Bdlghtfhl,NatrltioasJffTUAflg.

A Certain &KKBDT for Disorders of the TBBOA*, CHEST, IV3BS A1TB ST0MA0B. Sold by l/ruggista and Orocert. ®S5i rssssssj,

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Great

A V«rlf4c«orlpHVe of «h» TISIIU, and «w TI" IKS, the wWt "d

Hali* OiawiMiaw swlto-

kmli kwCsUtlf la* LottatVs ar qddInefefiMw^to*66i«lpAaleS Oriflnats and how the BaMlMBoM» na« this wrtk It co»t» o+»ethtrt* Sna^h the^jsleriM aad

o+ie'ihtrto ane"ko«raTia8«. anS UlU allebont

ONLY $3.75 fER 00PX mt Seed far oimlMSans eeeetw UiaMu aada faU deiekipUon ol..«».*«»»»•

the wptk. Addr*a»

being oontua k: copy-"

warics ef a character are

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ttiat the books you bay hiviQis ant^ sul at nil per

Sa^BSwr^ass .l.sJl' C-.- I).a* Km,

American Odxnpkay BICBLI SDShXKO TOILET &OAPS. McRBONB. VAN KAA6KN ft CO.

Elder Viewer,

jMbtujfurt and Palmj i-1

fa QualltyCSt^SiWd T^rfume'warrauk^(l%sl fo g»e Kagn«h awl sold fuJJy 60 per seat, cheaper, which accounts tor the great falling off in the dsoiandfcr the fbi^n sastfs, and ttts unprecedentad sueoess' kjf its MWltH Co«S)UUiy TeUet Sesps, pullbJ atates.. ItfiUlillr fAH HAABHJt CO,,

WASHU, ABBm-fT "..ST

1LY SS VlNa MAUBINK. This Machine wlM atitoo, hsm, fellr took, suilt, ttud, bind, braid and embroider in a mosrsU^erior manner. Prict only 918. Fully warranted Tor five yews. We will pay Sl,00ftCor any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastio ssam than ours: It makes the, "Elastio Lock Stlfeh. BSery seooid sCHtti can be eat, and still the cloth oannot be puUed apart witho*t tearing it. We pay Ageata from 976 to SWO per month and ex oeuSes, or'.a commisitoa ITOm which twice Jhat imoutit eaa be made. AddrtssSBOOMB & CO., Fltttbui^h, Pa., or Boston, Mass., or St. Louis Mo..

Cantlotu—Do not ha imposed upon other parties palming off worthlesecaat-lron maehiaes, qnder the same qatae ,v* eUter^ise. Ours is the only genuine an^ reaUy^ip»pU«alnachlae msnuIhoturMi.

EABL¥ R0S8 POTATO-"",:". elgaSpriMC Wheats. OAM Barley, Ooro, Olo\er Beeds, OMM^bsd. HdgS, rowl", Best FodJer Cut. ser. Send"'for the Bxmntomi. Tabk Jotra KM.,.' onlr S cents. -Address, GEO. A. DBITZ, Chambersburg, la

Kurseties of W. F. Heikes.

OLD KSTABLISHMBNT with a new fea tu^e. Every personeanprocure Tree* an( risiiU at WnoleSRls Prleca, by order prlw lKt

our Cluu Uspartm»ot.

and o^her TnOrmatlon, a^dsass W

tag

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a. HokflOPAiTBiO

PftTSiCI&n. SlittGKtflf A.VD AOOOCCHKB* Bursa: Bight Ba«-,Bishop Xalhott, P. -P., B-' W. Martin. 3.8. Beach. Esq. Br. Kggert.

usi

tor opr uewj^k of site

pLgts, profllselir Mastratad

the lifs iBdiXpbtiss lof AIHi by Ber. Mssitfc Oemaaiiaa A Howsoa. A vivid picture oft he times oltbfgteat Apostle. Warmly commended by ciergymoa of all denominations- Snperior to the ICnglish edition, and sold at ofta-thKd its priea. K^tsa and refaeenoee in ihe Soglish Ungnege, Qomssissioas ta Agents lAgdsa than ever Jt7(or» «®«ej. Circulars tree. Address the Publttflirs, B. w. BL1M A CO., To toda^Ohla. :. O

Agent* Wanted for

HOW to MIKE! THI FAKM'PAI. Eow to double tha valae of land and thf proritsou stork, aad ho# Ito raias three times the qusntity ef all farm crops to an acre. 16D pages and 140 Deautiful and usefol Jllustratioas. rarmers, young man aad e*perien5«i agents ilnd It pays to oanvasi:IScnr)bls book. §100 to |MO per moasa according to ability and energy Vor fall particulars, addrsM ZBIOLXB, McOOB DT ft CO., PUIaMphia, Pa.

AO£HTSLJEAJlTED for tha Llfsaad Timssof SIT DtlV Cwwlste Hitlsa. By iS 1 rjlUUi Coaybears A Howson, with an introduction by Bishop tttwWotr-. It is the greatest Biblical work or the age. Send for our oopy-rigbt circular, endorsed by H»V. Bescher and the eading th«ologUnsof Kuro^e e^nd Ameri ca Bs sure yon get the SOMPLBTB KSITIOS.

X. BTBBAT OO Publishers, I 654 Broadway, N.T.

V?BBT 8P0BTSMAIT, FABMIB aad HOBiEMAS, shoald st*Bd for our pamphlet of 28 psgas^containing a fall description a new in. vention by wMoh tha meat iavaterate Ucienl msoMM and vicUm* horses can be driven with rfect «^Vy. tor bi eekiegand trotting herses, it» b^tur than JUrey's or any oth«r sys «n.Sent free. Addrsss N. P. BUYJ&B CO., Parkes curg, Chest»r Co., Pa.

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TaOB THd AMKBICAN XIAB BOOXAXDNA TIONAL BWHC9TBB for 1869. Astronomi oal, Historical, Political, finaaelsl, OommerriaK Agrioultural, ^dusfcitonsf. Beligious. Tan work oontai«p.a vasf.fapd.of Jataraiuabls iafor mationrea ewntf tneTJaltsd States and Potelgi counfties, iB«ltiflKHtrsvtSry detar(m«Bt of th General and ttst^ auaiwesb,. which all class* will Had invaluable far dells reference. Addr« O. D. OkSK A

CO: rlkeit "Opera H6Use, Clfisin

nati Ohio.

Besideoce at ja23dtf

ATTORNEYS.

liilkl UUTAAIh^VNO LADIF8' IN nAirJiBfl UVIP^STITTTTI, PltUfleid Mass.. Bev.C. V. SPCAB, Prlnoipal. Flfiy stxih semi-annual Term opcaa March i, 1898. Faculties and location unsurpassed.

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Attorneys Osmoa.—No. 88 Main Street, op stair- ho „. .. ...... ieulMtl

OBASD BAPIPS, MICH., 1 8«M. 10, 1868.J

LIPPKMCOTT A BAKKWILL: The people seem to be cr'asy about your BID jAcrct Axis. Please send me twenty dosen men.**1

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vD.O^.'urS truly, Eor'vjf-r-r.W. D. i-iyiJaji 833! •/. r.-•'*

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tiA. CrjFjrO-^.-^IJnprinoIpled dealer ars selliAg 'Axes painted red, as the Ben JACK* Axr. The aood qtialitiee oft his Axe consists ia

b» LIPPIKC0TT BAKEWELL,

Pittsbargh, Pa.

fi Jill

itecftrflj

WAJiTK l»—A« Bi*TSKMIfTIIlO BACBimE. Prtoe 9«#. The sisspVMt. cheapest and Vet Knitting Machine ever inventeid. Will knit 83,000 tt tohec par mln. ute. -liberal lndnArments to Asents. Addrtss AMBKICAN KNItTlNG 11

AOS IBB CO., Bos-

J^n^Ussoor St. Lo«lS. Mjo.

IBS PATENT BASIC COBB! Will color gray hair a permanent bla» or brown, Sold everywhere. Bent by ssal lot 91,1'.

Addises WE' PATTOM* Icaasusc. Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass. BBBTCj fSruers, bardenen, sad •i*. Fratt^Broinra.—Bend for partlculaisof

BSST'S

improved JYuit Troe aad Vina Invigo-

rttor and Insect

Disfrojti.h

Samples to test

wfll be rW»rd dto aoy part of tbe ukired States aad ruici SATisrACrioa guaranted. Oood Agents ars waate4 in .very County ia tbe United Slate*: Address 3. AHBABN, 63 Seonil street, Baltimore, Md. Qf|.~|yjA 0tTICIK8 ander the new Adminis W»WW tratlon. We prepare applications In form Yor QoVernment positions secure Cong res. sioaal and other ntcessarr tnfluence. and person, ally preaeat the claim of appMcisnta. For ci-cu. lar cf iassructions, jwlth stamp, Wra csflm Br BATDIX,attrssi,

Wsablngton, D. C.

safe at as

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W TIN CEITSI will sand tn any ons a list of the best Newspapers hi tbe Unitel S'atas. I aaaii eaer BmitlBCK IMaanf •SM« J» vsry information. Addreee Bo* ST*, New

this York

City.

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MANUFACTURCRS.

I i*i pe aw'i at A a ,*^ s« -W. aj, dWv«ni n.-.n -7" 9- m* S"5 4*{r *'01 t1 &*• tax

CITY PLANING

•STTT.TJI

CIsIFT A WILLIAMS, MAHOTAcrtrasas or

Sash,„ Doors^^Bliiids, lBd^®6WlPramesV MoaldiBS Bmckete,

SatrKalllngs, Ballasiers

aada 0MB8 III.,

IUU oaseeipuon BKOtHKBS A (3o..}CUaciai(at[, 0. Chicago,

a5fewell

Posts.

Vieringanit Siding

Ant all descriptions of Finished Lumber.

Wholesale and Hetail Dealers -JN PINE- LUMBER,

£.ath and ShingleH,' Slate Roofing, Cement Hoofing^ 'fS:

Hoofing Ffilt.

Custom Sawing, Planing and Wood inrning DONE to ORDER.

All Work te-Warranted I Corner of Jtfinlh and Mulberry Sts. JaSSdtf

Kfi'tt liJW ", t»

Sole Maaaiaetarers.

a11*,

i's.^2f vr .5* r«

.eftfm' M-

::d Tfl&kJt,!

WISE MEN of the LAND Tbe Divine, the Phjrelciaa, tho Judge

USE DAILY

IK THBIB OWN HOMBS AND BKOOMMBMt To all Invalids and Sulierers M0* Dytpij^is, Sick Headache, Bour Stomach, Cost-

Iveaees, Heartburn, Indlgeelidn, Piine, Bilious Attacks, liver CompUints, Qou.1, and.m Bbeumatic Affections

QRK4T AND 60011 RRIUEHT,

~?mi XARBASX'S

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient As the .V1&J Beat and Host BeUlaUe Medicine Bvar offered to people for the above class of dllMSMt

The nursing babe, it* brothers and sisters, its parents and grand-parents, will all flad tbU pleasant remedy well adapted fer their different complaints.

lU.fSiVfl 9

li f'iaU *A*OTA«frU*BI OSLT B¥ TARRANT A CO., ar8 Greenwich St.. New orlk a9T For Sale by all Drugtfists. «ni8—demeod eifferQii r.-iai «,» ^Sensd 'm:v e"

.ioTiiSifj'.rta' vtbdt et? eiT tP.i-w fflw htitcVI a let fkfl'. .-} tiiilP i'i P. 0} *.r. -i C:

MAIN STBXST,

Over Saxton J* Walmslhft Dry (foods store Would respectsftlly oall the attSbtiaa'uor.ihe citt* sens of Terre Haute, aud thi public In general, that he has rented rooms above Saiton 3t Walms ley's Pry Qoods store, for the purpoee ef oarryi ag

Merchant Tailoring. Re keeps always on band a VASHIONABLB SBLBOTION OB CASSIUBBBS, VBSTIMQ.i, CiLOTHS, *c., aad Is ready ta make It up in Tbe Latest Style and on Sbcirt Koticc, and on very Seasonable Terms. Having no bigb rants to pay, he promiwe to make up to Aider, whether the geods bs .tarnished by him or not.— Everything In his line cheaper than anywhere

Cutting done and warranted to At. A liberal patronage solloited. »ng29dtf. i.rJtui ssiaq

HATS AND CAPS.

SWCRYOB 8 OB

Joseph C. Yates, JUST IN RECEIPT OF Mens' Hats of all Iclnda,

Soys' Hate of all Ikiuds, Misses' Hats of all kinds, Infants1 Hats of ftll kinds, Aad at all prices.

Hats made to order on short notie*. Oom

FALL STYLES,

"the

Wanted'

14S Vain Street. Terr* H»uU, l» aov STdtf

A e: .i'rt ,7ti'}Y -fruH

A 9 & & N A O vahu sen! /ree to my Booh Ag**t.

BOOK AGE\TS WMTED ror Matthew Bale Smith's New Boot,

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN NEW YORK. woaa or ASSORBIXO ISITBBBST,replete with Anecdotes and InoidentB of Ufc in the Great Metropolis. ^On* Agent tll&SQ inOM day, auoiktr toldoaddtli— tr*d 227 ta IS dlqrs. mnother sM 7 dag*. Ito book sver publisqsd that seljji BO rapidly. Tip Ton wish to knowhow Bortnnss are made and io«t In a day how Shrewd Men are rained In Wall 8treet how "Countrjsasn" are swindled by Sharpers how Minliteri aad Merchants are Blackmailed how Danos Hells and Concert Saloons are Managed how Gambling Houses and Lotteries are conducted^ bow Stock Companies OrlglWe aad how IbeBtftibUs Bnrst, read this work.. It tells yon abont .the mysteries of Hew lark,and contalos BisgrSdnlea] Skatobes of its' noted Millionaires, Merchants, Ao. 4lirp• Octose Vol. 720 page* Finely IQuttraitd. The largest commission given. Oar 32-psge Circular and 96 Greenback sent Tree on appliotlea. tor full particular* and terms, address the Publishers J. B. BUBR & CO. Hartford Oonn dw2w

SPEEB'S JTAPARD' t.i .l!M A

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THE EST BITTEJiS For Weakly Persons. -. BOB THE WXAE,

THS PAL'. ii?r. JOB THK SICKLY, '4 BOB THK AGED, -••»«& asa tm BBSSADBB,. rivdw rOB SPUING OSB I II Ho Bitters Equal to Th4m

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters, —MAD* or—.

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS Srcaa's Celebrated Wine, so veil known, with rBBVTllM BAM,

CHAMOMILE VUHTUB, BNAKK BOOT, WILD OHKBBT BARF

IN8URANCK.

nwfM!

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NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANCE CO,,

OF TBI

United States of America,

wasa«aTo», a. a. j«,

ouitmiii ii sriciu im rf Niintai Arraovic JUIT 26, lgCS.

CASH CAPITAL^....Sl,000,0Mt PAID IS IfTLL BRANCH OFFICKi

First National Bank Building,

PHILADELPHIA.

Whoro the gor eral builn ss of lh» dsospaayls traasactsd, and to which all general corrtspoadeno»jsbadld be tddiwaed. *4^(1 ,ta)t 'i uli 1 *ji'ft

OFFICEB*2

CLAUBNUB H. CLARK, Prrsident. JAY COOK 2, Chairman Ti nance and Bzeeu Committee. HBNBT Ol COOKS', Yica^rrsldent. 1 'A SMBBSON W. PXKT,Secretary and Au-\ar. ,-si

This Compani, Hatlonal la Its character, off* by reason of Its large Capital, Low Bates affra. mlum and Naw T»b!ee, the moat dselrabla 1 of insuring life yet presented to the publis.

The rate) of premium bring largely are msde as favorable to tba insurers aa the best Mutual Companies, aad aTOid all tbe complications atd uncertainties of Botes, DiUdends, and the uisnnderstaccfaigl which tka ISb ter a re*) apt to cause thn Pol'oy-H-1 ^ir. '-H

Several naw and attractive tables are ssf fra scnted, which need only to be understood %0 prove acceptable-o ihej public, auoh as tba Of* COHB-PBODDCIKO POLICY and ttlttMr PBKMIUM POIJCI., In ths formsr^the poUoyhoider not only scenrrs a life lnsuranoa, payable at death, but will reosiVs, If living, after a period of a few yeirs, as aitatal imaemi. fnal is tm JM» ctnL (10 ptr ml.) rf kit polity. In tba latter, Iks Company agrees to return to (le amirtd thohtM amount

.e ecST

JOHN BARNIKLB. Merchant Tailor*

mosey As hat paid fa, t» addition It At

aisMul

hit poSef.

The attention of persons contsaplatlng iasar lng their lives or ieoteasing theaaraaat of insarance they already have, is called to tha spasW advautages effdred by the KatioLal Life Iasoraaoe Company.

CircuTars, Pamphlets aad AiB particulars girsa on application toihs Branch OBloe of fts Campan or to JOHH..W. KIJULS A COur£W

—.'rmi-

CINCINNATI, OHIO, ..

General Agents for Ohio and Central aad Soatk ern Indiana. J. A. FOOTS, 26/»ly ,3 Agent for Terre Baole, lsJ»,-q a! yp-.-ss w-r.t, a. ,v..i5ts«st 5 nit fii-i* c^iisiiiuo iiiSS

& tai-iCii-i ni'u? mai

TNSUBB-WITH r'-.l

THE BBSTI to l:roe hi? •,0?i e- it

Ti N A,

COHV,

Casb Assets over S5,Q&2»88019.

Fire and Inland Insurance at as favorable terms as the Hasards Permit fer JMiaM* lndemaltT^ HAOBB A Mf&XBK, lalt

Jat.Gd3m Dosusc Hall.

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F1KK ABfI HFB,

INSDRMCI AGENCY:

oa bid

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The following .Old aad Sellable OeapaaMs •IE* Bepreseutad. a« i^. a.'j

Mercfiants Fire Ins. Col,^ HABTfOBP. CONN, .,

Norlh American Fire Ins.Ce.

'"^HaBtrOBD, CONN.

still .aoi*3 g&flire iisosltaj 1-: ih'h. ..u

Applications taken and FoHoiea rSsuad to any ol the abovB named CompaaMT in lowest currant rate*. Also, RBJLL SSTATK bought and sold, and OWr LECTIONS promptly attended to,

Apply to

XT,t

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A.'OKANE,""f

General Vfre and Life I^uiranoe Agank

»ai' '«doaa OWIOJBi z-mss

MainISt«» between 5th &

aad each other HEBBS aad BOOTS as will In aD a assist Oi(estio', promote tha 8«e rations oi the System U. the natural cbanaela, and give

TONE A.KTDD VIGOR

¥W AID OLMtlli MD KMALtS! All nse It with wonderful suocss. Brings

Cures rXYIK and otsates APPBTITB. Try _was. Use nose other. Ask tor 8PBBB'8 STAKDABD BITTBB8. BoM by DragitltU aad Qcooars. Das that my Siguatnrs is over tbe oork of MSb Bottle. t,H

ALFRED SPEER,

p.—1- M. J^and S4B Breadway, Sis.Xgfk. mr frada supplied by aU Druggists.

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Cough. CsM, arMss). Throat. BaQunss IISICUTS titurm^

A»D SBOTFLD BS CIICUB. It IUO«M to- cowrtaua, Irritation of tisc Loan,a permanent Taiaat laseUen, sr sss lasarafels

Laar Basils is orrsaTBi **svi*rJ"ttUi

Brofu's Brachial Tndu^a Having a direct inflaaaos to the parts, give tmmedlate nlisf

Wor BrsMUtil, AithasarCatlfth,Mi •umpuve stnd Threat Oleosa as, TBOCBES ASX USU WITH ALWATS OOOD SPCCXSS. 8IN6IBS AS9 PUBLIC SKliKJSKS will And Troth* useful Inc tarlsg the voice whso takes befoteViagtUitor Speaking, aad rsMsviaf tbe Throat after aa unusual szertioa of tha Veo*l organs. The Trodui ars rec. mmsadsd aatf presuibed by PkysUiaas* aad haivs had fsusliss Dials from eminent men throughout the country. Being aaartieie of trie mettt, aad bavtag frss»S thflrrfflcaoy by a test of a\ny yearSrf*oh yeas Huds thMu fn new looalftles In various parts-of the world, and the Troehtt are universally' prenouneed bettsr than other artlolts.

OBTAni oaly "Bsovs's DIOMSUI TMAN,* aad do not take any of the wotthlttt imttathnt taat m*y be cifered. solo XYiarwsaaa. 5a* 3 eu dSidaw-4mo.-l.lde

s.dni "••.

»itnb'.w

To the pale vkl!V lip, BLOOM AND BEAUTY To tha thin, face and care-worn oonptenanoB.

IV/TANHOOtf AND THE VIGOB XvJ. or YOUTH restored ia four weeks'. DBl BICOBD'l* KSSBNCB OF LIfB restoras muly porer*. from whatever causa arla'cg the etfeots of «ariy pernicious habits, self atsse, topolrhuy and climate, give slay at OBOO to this woaderfal medicine, if taken regularly aooerdlag to tbe diicotioas (which ars very simple, aad rt^ulre no reetrain frem busiasss or pleasure.) Tallqre la tm possible. Sold Is bottlas at fS, or foar faasM' ties in one for S9. To be had only ol the sole ap^ pointed agentjin Ameri oa, H. QtlnicsR, 03. Avenue, osr. of 13th strtet. N. Y. drs8