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SS'EER'S OK.4PE IVIWE. Used la tbe principal churches Set Communion purpose*.

Excellent for Ladies and Weakly" Persons and the Aired- ,•

Scper'a I'uri firupe wine, Four Tnarn mid. MII8 CELEBRATED NATIVE WINE made from the juico of tbe Oporto Grape, raised a thiscountry. Its Invaluable 'JTonlc and Strengthening-Properties are unsurpassed by any other native wine. Being the pure Juice of the grape, produced under Mr. 8peer'« own personal supervision, its purity and genuineness arc guaranteed. The youngest child may partake ol its generous qualities, and the weakest invalid use It to advantage. It is particularly beneficial to the aged and debilitated, and suited to the various ailments that affect the weaker sex. it is in every respect A WINK TO BE RELIED ON.

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SPEER'Sr. J. SHERRY.

1 he P. 3. SHERRY is a wine of superior character, and partakes of the rich qualities of the grape from which it is madc For purity, richness, flavor and medicinal properties, it will be found unexcelled.

SPEER'S P. J. BRANDT.

This brandy stands unrivalled in this count?.?' being far superior for medicinal purposes. It is a pure distillation from tlie grape, and contains valuable medicinal properties.

It has a delicate flavor, similar to that of the grapes, from which It is distilled, and is in great favor among first-class families.

See that the signature of ALFRED SPEER, Passaic. N. J., is ovetr he cork of each bottle. Sold by J. J. Baur and. by druggists every wherf

41 1 WfSfcWTSendSl, 82, 83 or 85 forarei' A nl 81 tall box by express of the II ft ill II beat Candles in America, put VMliWIi up elegantly and strictly pure, suitable for presents. Refera to all Cincinnati. Address L. LUCERNE & CO., 216 and 218 West Seventh St.. Cincinnati, O.

YOBK MONOORASI. Onrecoiptof 80.00 we will forward to any Address, free of chSrge, 000 Delicions CI8T are tie*, cach beautifully decorated with mouqgram or name, manufactured from Vanity Fair Tobacco. Also, a small 6ize, with or without mouthpiece, expressly for ladies. Please be carcful in giving shipping directions. Ad drew. L. LUCERNE & CO., 216 and 238 West Seventh St., Cincinnati, O.

JCS. RICHARDSON. B.W. VAN VALZAH

RICHARDSON & VAN VALZAIf.

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Office, southwest corner of Fifth and Main, over National State Bank. Entrance on Fifth street.

CK +n C9n pe"" day at home. Samples jree. Address Stinson & Co., Portland, Maiie.

BATGHELDER'S VENTILATED EGG CASE

PATENTED FEBRUARY 15,1881.

Indispensible to Merchants, Shippers and Producers. THE CHEAPEST AO THE BEST!

THE ONLY PRACTICAL CASE. The outaido frame of this carrier contains five trays, held In place by fasteners at end of case, as seen in cut. Th se trays are constructed in reversible halves. The above cut shows one

transferred from tray to tray, or rose to esse, without rebaudling. For cr 'cl storage this case will store 60 dozen, with rack! made to receive the half trays, hence this is thecbeapeet storage case manufactured, raving largely in spane.

Tbemauuerof aiding the eggs on end prevent? oscillation. addling, or breaRate, and adds greatly to their freshness when carried long in btorago.

Slseof SO doses ~o. eases 25x12x14, weighs 30 pounds.

PRICES IN CHICAGO.

Bhlppor's No. I, SO do*. Case, with Fillers complete 65 Cents. Farmers' No. 1,18 doz. Case, with Fillers complete ......66 Cents. Cardboard Fillers for refilling .20 Cents.

IS per cent, discount on lots of 100 esses. Batchelder'a Egg Tester, testing 6 dozen at once, saves to buyers many times its cost each season. Price, 83.00.

By special arrangements made by the manufacturers of this case most Railroads will receive them as fourth class freight.

The 18 dozen case, made especially for Farmers* use, sent any address by express, without nailing, with full directions for sitting up on receipt of 60 cents. Every Fatmcr and consumer should hive one of these cases. It will save its cost every month. Agent* wanted In every county. Address,

J. U. BiTCHCliOER,

South Water Bt., Ctolcago.

(la ordering mention this papsrJ W

miLY EXPRESS RAILWAY REM.

ifcP-BE HADTK, -ATURI'AV. JAN. SK, •it—' Moses O.Oarr to the Route Manager t* the

Express, end is autborUfcd to tike subscription and collect money therefor. Any complaints made to him or to the office will be promptly remedied.

To Vtty Snbtfribfrs

Should you f*il atany time to receive the Dally Express, please report to this offico or to tbe Beute.Manager, and the omission will be promptly remedied if tie fanlt of the carriers. They are not "always to blame, a* the papers are sometimes abstracted by dishonest or ratsehievou* pwwwis, aria in bad weather they are sometimes blown away or spoiled. To remedy these difficulties we advise tbe tme oi closed boxes of other secure receptacles for the protection of papers.

InvltaUW.

Correspondence and communications of gencm] interest are solicited, for the use of this P«)IER. WMTS ONLY OK OK* SU* or THK mcKir. be as concjae as possible, and send real name* cot necessarily for publication, but as eoaramee of rood faith. If desired, manuscript will be returned if sot used.

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The liuiiw office will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Its employes unless incurred under a regular written order upon, the printed form, signed by the manager.

HEW ADVJEBIKEHEJtTS. Jr. Jordan's Lung Renovator Cooper shop for sale.! Store room for rent Lest, gold pin. Bargains at 99 Cent Store.f R. Dahlen for groceries. Old wbiskv at W. N. Kramer & Co'?. Cllver & 81mmons, grocers. Notice to publishers and binders. Stock of groceries for sale. Collier Company, St. Louis. Wright Kaufman, grocers. Meeting of Union ex-prisoners. Hertftftder & Wuratfr for groceries.

THE OOUBTS.

SUPEEIOE COURT. Hon. B. E. Rhonds. Judge.

No. 200. James W. Boston vs. Anten Sbide, in tort. Court sustains plaintiff's motion to strike out part of the answer of the defendant herein, and thereto said defendant excepts.

No. 56. Charles C. Shattack vs. Robert S. Cox, to quiet title. It is ordered that the depositions now on file in this canee be publiRhed.

No. 259. Jullett Caldwell vs. Connecticut Fire Insurance Company, complaint. Court overrules the motion of Thomas A. Brookbadk to be made a party defendant herein, and thereto said Thomas A. Brookbank excepts.

No, 241. Mary F. Brown tt al vs. Hannah J. Patrick et al. Court sustains demurrer of defendant to plaintiff*' complaint herein, and thereto paid plaintiffs except, and leave is-given them to amend their complaint and day is givt

No. 285. Nicholas Stein, junior vs. Jults Honriet, et al. foreclosure. Plaintiff files an affidavit showing that certain defendants herein are non-residents of (his State, and it is ordered that said defendants be notified of the pendency of this action, and that it will stand for trial on the 21st day of March, 18S2.

No. 250,- State of Indiana ex. lei. Andrew Grimes, Auditor, etc., vs. Newton Rogers, et. al, on bond. Court sustains plaintifi's demurrer to the second paragraph of the defendants Fuller, et. al., and thereto said defendants except. Dfcfendantc, John N. Miller, Ebeuczer Paddock, John M. Watson- and Hemsley SimmoDs make default. Defendant Martin Hnllineer Glee his answer to plaintiff^ complaint herein.

HEW 8TITS—SUPERIOR COURT. No. 286. Nicholfls SteiD, jr., vs Jules Qouriet et al, foreclosure, W. E. Hendrich, attorney.

GUARDIAN

Curtis I. Ripley, of Charles E. West, aged 15, Theodore B. West, aged 13, and Cora D. West, aged 10. Bond, $700. William Wagner and Robert M, Harrison, sureties.

MAYOR'S COURT.

Seven tramps were fined $5 and costs, each, for vagrancy three $2 and costs for drunk and disorderly one plain drnnk, $2 and costs, and one $5 and costs for public indecency.

REAL ESTA'iE TRANSFERS,

Erastus M. Cornell et ux to Sarah E. Kester, north half of lot 15 and lot 16, Pimento, $400,

Bradford Arthur et ux io Sanders Arthur, 80 acrea in section 20, Nevins township, $4,000.

Mora Bu'glar*.

About half past five o'clock yesterday morning a burglar got into the residence of Harmon Miller, on Mulberry street, went through the house, but did not get anything. Mrs. Miller's father, Mr. Foster, who sleeps in the house, was awakened by the noise, and got up in time to see the intruder disappear through the front door, which he left wide open.

Locky People.

Mrs. Bruins, wife of an Otter Creek farmer, has fallen heir to an estate of 500 acres in Pennsylvania, underlying which is a rich bed of anthracite coal. The estate is about forty-five miles east of Wilkeabarre, and its value is almost incalculable. The fortunate heira have been in only moderate circumstances pre* vioustothis.

T«mperanc« Call.

The officers and members of the National Christian Temperance Union cf the Macksville Club, that adjourned May 2d, 30, are requested to meet at the School House, at Mackaville, Sunday, February 5tb, 1882, at 7 o'clock p. m.

A Big Coal Mine.

Ebrlich Bros. & Co. are sinking a big coal shaft at Seeleyville, on which they expect to expend fully $20,000 before any coal is delivered. They have ordered two 84-horse power engines, to be used in working the machinery.

If any of our citizens wish to gaze tipon some fully developed specimens of the real, genuine North American tomboy, they should take a trip on tbe Sixth ftreet car- line, about one o'clock, Bome echool day. There aro a half a dozsn or more twelve and fourteen year old school girls who make a practice of jumping on and off the car while in motion, chasing it for squares, etc. They, have, by practice, become quite agile, but they occasionally make amiss step and take a roll in the dirt

The Jewish rite of circumsciaion was performed upon the infant eon of Phillip Schloae, yesterday, with great ceremoDy, and wan attended by a large number of relatives, including several from a distance.

Quite a number of Terre Hautentots will visit Indianapolis Tuesday night to hearPatti. "Evangeline"

"Evangeliue" to nfght.

"Evangeline" this afternoon.

"Evangelin*" matinee House this afternoon.

at the Opera

"Evangeline" at the Opera House this afternoon and evening.

Admiauoa 50 and 25 cents to the "Evangeline" matinee it theOpera House this afternoon. i-

Haviog been troubled with a very bad cough for about two yeart, and having triad almost every cough mixture that was ever made, I have found none that haagived me such -great relief as Dr. Bulfa Cough Syrup and I earnestly recommend it to all afflicted. Beniamia F. Xhiggan, 14 Park Place, New Yore.

Current Items in "Railroad Cirelea—Local and. General.

Thnrrday'fl coal movement on the Vandalia was 144 cars. C. C. Pierce, jr., returned from Indianapolis yesterday morning.

Superintendent Hepbure and Headmaster McCutcbeon came up from ETansville yesterday afternoon.

John Fleming has returned fiom Mattoon and points w«st, where be has been working up batineaa for the M. D, T. company.

The Vandalia afternoon express No. 6, was up to her eld tricks ywrterday, and was about two hours late, all on account of the Panhandle.

John Cain, a brakeznan on the Indianapolis & St. Louis road, fell from a train, near Dudley, III., Wednesday night, breaking his neck,

The Michigan Central road has with drawn her quota of 89 cars from the Erie & North Shore Dispatoh fast freight line, dating such withdrawal from the let inst.

The summer tourist business has been sprang upon our people already. A. F. Lindsay, traveling passenger agent of the Grand Rapids A Indiana railroad, was in the city yesterday distribnting. literature relative to the merits oi the "Fishing Line" for summer resorters.

The improvements to the I. & St. L. road bed, carried on so thoroughly last season, are to be continued the cominp season. The company will open a gravel pit on the opposite side of the river, beyond the trestle work, and put in a steam shovel. Two gravel trains will also be put in service.

Speaking of the peculiar gyrations of the irrepressible R. Q. Hervey, the Prince ton Clarion save: There are numerous citizens in tbe eastern part of Gibson county, who would be better satisfied if Mr. Hervey's movement were not eo mysterious, or if he wonld actually perform some of the wonders ,'concerning which they have heard EO much.

The woods were full of railroad traveling agents yesterday. Among the visitors here were N. R. Warwick, of the Missouri Pacific Frank Hendry, of the Atchison, Top«ka & Santa Fe Frank Palmer, of the Wabaeh, and C. C. Mordough, representing tbe Missouri Pacific and leased lines, the St.

L.,

M. & S., Texas

& Pacific, and International & Great Northern.

FREE PASSES.

The Banker and Broker, of the 24th, i? quite outspoken in an editorial on the para question. It says: Firet{ that ra road managers should include in their annual reports the classes they.grant passes to, subject to a vote of the stockholders. Second, that any class tber stockholders of a road authorize the managers to grant passes or special rates to, and these only should have such favors. That any such favor should be teported fully and clearly io tbe stockholders. So much for the granting as to those who accept such such favor?, they, too, should be put plainly on public record. Between railroad officials the exchange is no more than exchange of journals. Legislators and all parties occupying a judicial position by the selection of tbe public ocqflpy po--sitionn of trust that do not, under any poroible construction, consistent with honor, permit the in to accept a pass. The law gives them all expenses they are supposed to accept, and a puis of any kind is a petty bribe of the m&t contemptible kind. In the case of journals, they are, as a role, more of private enterprises than the railroads, and they do much work for railroads for which they do not get any pay should railroad managers see fit to encourage publicity of their operations and condition by {giving passes to newspaper people, in lieu of other pay, it is simply a business matter that, if duly reported to the stockholders, and ratified by them, is perfectly legitimate.

NelgbborhMd Sotei.

Greencastle Banner. w. Mrs. D. C. Donnohue has been vitdting her daughters in Terre Haute and Crawfordsville.

Mies Bettie Carico, of Terre Haute, is visiting T. D. Cofer and family, of Madison township.

Steve George and family have removed here from Terre Haute. Mr. George is employed in the spoke factory.

Bockvllle Tribune. Dr. Grubb, of Bloomingdale, returned from Hot Springs, Arkansas, last Wednesday and will spend a few weeks with old friends and patrons before going to Terre Haute, which place he intends to make his future home. The Doctor does not have a very exalted opinion of Arkansas and the people down there, but the climate seemed to agree with him, and Jie came home very much improved In health.

Sullivan Times. Miss Mattie Evans, of Richmond, Ind., Eas been spending a few days with her relatives. Miss Evans is a charming young lady, and has hosts or admirere in Sullivan.

The sale of the residue of tbe assets of tbe Cincinnati, Effingham & Qulncy Construction Company csme off on Wednesday. They were sold by General Black, the receiver of tbe company, in pursuance of an order of the court. They consisted of the remaining one hundred of the first mortgage bonds of the par value of $1,000 eacb four thousand shares of the capital stock of the Bloomfield Railroad Company, and the taxes voted by Gill, Hamilton and Cam townships, in this county, to aid in the construction of the road. The entire property waB appraised by M. B. Wilson and C. F. Riggs, at $73,000, and was sold to J. B. Lyon, of Chicago, for $79,200.

This is all the Construction Company has with which to pay over twice that amount of debts, the larger portion of which is due to Mr. Lyon. I

The sale was duly confirmed.

"Much Ado Atrani Nothing,* The Onene-Hubbard et al "kidnapping" case was the subject of general conversation on Wall street yesterday. The general opinion appeared to be that Vigo county was fortunate in getting rid of the offenders so easily. A prominent criminal lawyer exprssoad the opinion in the presence of quite a crowd that "all this rumpns that is being kicked up, is a plain ca?e of 'Much Ado About Nothing,' These men have been annoying the community with their pilfering for a Ion time, and now when the county gets chanca to get rid cf them without cost, a h—1 of a row is kicked up about it." And that about expresses it. „..,»

Suit for Damages.

Mrs. McElfatrick, of Fort Wayffe. lila filed suit in the superior court of that county, against D. N. Foster, formerly of this city, for defamation of character and false imprisonment, assessing her damages to the amount of $31,000. Mrs. McElfatrick was indicted by the grand jury on a charge made by D. N. Foster of stealing goods from Foster Bros.' store during the time she was clerking there. She was tried in the criminal court and acquitted.

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A number of suspicious looking men have been observed traveling on foot through the townships north of here, and several robberies ban been reported, in .which it is thought they are ii

AMUSEHS STB. "Pocket Saloons"—Bad Benedict. -r r. Correspondence of the Express. BICES EXTfiAVAQirirZJi COMFAST. MARStTAT.T^ tils, Jan. 27,18&2. This afternoon, th&t most popular 7 WUliani Benedict, the Wlow whom all American burlesque?-, "Evangeline," fined $16 and cootr on two counts tbe will be predated at the Opera House, ty

the Rice company. For pretty music,' catching airs, comical situations, and

best of all the display of lovely maidens, this extravaganza has never been excelled. To-night the hurierque of "Babes of the Woods," will be presented, by special request. "goons FORBKKT."

The Indianapolis Journal says of this comicality which is to be -produced Tuesday night: "'"Rooms for Rent," which was given its first presentation in this city at English's last night, is kvery amusing light comedy, Which went excellently with the audience. The story is based on the mishaps, blunders, and ridiculous complications incident to the indiscriminate mingling of a number of peculiar characters who occupy furnished rooms in the pame building. It is cleterly written and ingeniously constructed, having EO great originality, but affording a_ number of clever people an opportunity to show their cleverness. The play is of the "Our Boarding House" order, but is a much better production than the last named. The company is composed of a number of good-leoking and competent people. Mr. I. N. Beers, on whom tbe burden of the performance rests, is a very clever light comedian. Miss Genevieve Reynolds is a handsome woman, a clever actress, and a very sweet singer, and Miss Fletcher, Miss McNeil, and Miss Johnston, and Messrs. Hoist and Hay, all deserve favor* able mention, while the remainder of the cast are satisfactory. "Rooms for Rent" will be repeated durirtg the remainder of the week, and will, probably, be well patronized.

This well known musical combination will present the celebrated muidcal burlesque, "Cinderella at School," at the Opera House n^xt Friday evening.

Industrial Items, Local and Otherili*. The new rolling mill built by Worth Brothers at Co&teeville, Chester county, commenced operation on the 22nd inst.

The iron works of Philadelphia, Pa., are all running to their fullest capacity. The greater nnmber of tbem are refusing ooders.

It is stated that a new nail mill will shortly be erected near Steubenville,Ohio, which will, contain pve hundred nsil machines. J^jlV

Charley Swarizj* a boiler, *et the nail works, is numng a severe sore throat, which has gi^en him intense pain the past few days.

George Mcrrif, of the nail works, has returned from New Albany, Ind., and is again facing his puddling furnace armed with rabble, paddle and fire-hook.

Peter Cassidy, muck sbearmsn at tbe Cliwton Mill, Southside Pittsburg, mat with an accident a few days since which will doubtless csu^e tbe loss cf his left arm.

Graff, Bennett & Co., of Pittsburgh, have put up electric light and will, keep men workirg at ni^ht to hasten the reerection of their Miilvale mili, which "was recently destroyed by fire.

The rolling mills of Youngstowo^ Ohio, consume nearly 4 000 tons oi pig iron each week. Muck bar is in active demand, and merchant iron is not made in sufficient quantities to supply the trade.

Robert, the little deaf and dumb son of John H. Reynolds, of the Nail Works, while engaged with his playmates in playing leap frog Thursday evening, accidentally fell and displared his shoulder.

The puddlers of the Chesapeake nail works, at Harrisburg, Pa., who tvA weeks ago msde a demand for an advance of fifty cents per ton have finally decided to continue work, at the old price, $4.50 per too.

The day turn force of puddlers at the nail mill worked all. night Friday, in order to have the muck rolls turned today. They will be placed in position tomorrow, and set in motion again Monday morning.

Jacob Armbruster, an employe of the mill at Benwood, West Virginia, lost one of his eyes and was otherwise injured by the bursting of a muck ball several days ago. A liberal contribution was raisd for him by his fellow workmen.

The mills of the Siemens, Anderson, steel company, Pittsburg, Pa., have shut down indefinitely owing to financial difficulties. ThiB throws over one thousand men out of employment. It is to be hoped that the difficulty will soon be adjusted and the works in operation again.

The Nail Works .Company have begun the erection of a double puddling furnace on the east side of their forge department. This firm have eighteen eingle furnaces in operation at the present time, and when the huge double mons er is completed they will have twenty pig iron consumors.

The breaking of a cylinder on one of the engines which runs the nail machines at the nail mill, caused a sudden suspension of bus ness in that department at noon Wednesday, and in consequence of their continually increasing demand for uails, tho managers employed men to wotk day and night to repair the damage as quickly as possible. The work was completed Thursday evening and yesterday mornifig at 6 o'clock^ the numerous feeders were commanded to set their machines in motion, mount their cane-bot-tomed stools and attend to the wants of the iron monsters, which, besides shaping nails, make music that is delightful to the ear of a visitor.

A boiler named Cartwright, employed at the Westerman rolling mill, Sharon, Pa., was mutilated in a shocking manner a short time Birce. It appears that a torpedo about eight inches in diameter with one quarter inch iron casing, such as are nsed by oil men as a last resort to force a flaw of oil, had been brought to Mr. Cartwngbt's furnace with the scrap iron. It beibg a strange customer, and not knowing that death lay concealed therein, it waSfjcarelsasly thrown aside for the time beifig. After tbe shell had lain in the ecrap box a few days Czrtwright thought prior tOjfsr-3 using it to break off the snoizlc, which was braes and for this purpose laid tha torpedo on a small anvil and commenced to Btrike tbe ix*sle with a hammer, when, all at once like a thunder bolt from a clear fky came a tremendous report. The torpedo was shivered in a thousand fragments. The injured man ss soon as the momentary excitement hsd subdued was convs ed to bis home and medical aid flUnKn^ned. The physicians upon exam* ination found that the l«ft hand was totally gone. The bone in the right forearm Was badly shattered, and the first finger of the tune hand blown off. Further investigation showed that a dangerous wound had been inflicted on the right knee end one of the surgeons upon inserting hia finger iBto the wound extracted therefrom about a quarter oi a pound of iron, also iraiifefous small pieces of bone. .. B.

Tbe Weekly Express is enjoying a boom of a gratifying character. Old subscribers are renewing and new ones are coming in rapidly. Published Thursdays at $1.25 a year. The Weekly is an excellent advertising medium.

The regular monthly examinations ook place in the city schools yataday.

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THE MIGHTY DOLLAR

W. J. Florence will appear at the Opera House next Wednesday evening in the ever popular comedy, ''The Mighty Dollar," and we advise .everybody .tq secure their seats early/

BICE'S SURPRISE PARTY.

day by Benson Merlin, J. P, for

fornication and associating, failed to pay the fine and coats and was sent to jail, where he languished until this morning when he came to a more serious grief It seems that Benedict has been running a pocket suloon for some time—that is, carrying whisky around in hia pockets in bottles to sell to the boys. He has been making a pretty good thing-f this, and has managed to beep out of tbe clutches of McMuUen and our temperance Alderman, but not out of the hands of the United States Marshal of this district. That officer came down from Springfield this morning, called upon the sheriff for the keys of the jail, obtained them, took Benedict out of jail and to Springfield on a charge of selling whiky without a government license. Benedict has committed enough offences of this kind during the past year, if con' victed on all of tbem, to keep him in prison for the balance of his life, There area few other fellows in town who are known to be in the "pocket saloon" business who will have to look sharp or they will get a free ride to the state capital.

JUNIUS.

Vaccination Points.

Never before, it seems, has vaccination been eo general in this city, and the same report is made in all sections of the country. All the drug hotisi sin town hate a demand for all the points they Cm furnish, and one house alone disposes of an average of two hundred points daily. A representative oi .a leading wholesale drug house of Chicago, staged in this city yesterday that it was im posaible to keep up with the demand. Oal/ recently they had received "an invoice of 20,000 points, and they were now several thousand behind their orders.

The wonderful Jordoa Huston ctse which WBB set for trial before Justice Schomehl on Thursday, was by agreement continued until March 28tb.

Be on band at the auction sale of furnitnre next Monday at 638 Eagle street, north of the Normal echool.

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uBucfclen's Arnica Salve. The BestBalve in the world for cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Eruptions, an? pos tively cures Piles. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refund ed. Price -25 cents per box. Sold by Gulick & Berry.

Free or Ctiarce

All persons suffering from coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, less of voice, or any affection of the tbroat or lungs, are reto a at & store and get a trial bottle of Dr. Iting's New Discovery for Consumption—ten cents—which will Convince them of its wonderful merits and show what a regular dollar size hottle will do. Call early.

nj-Ftirmerm and B«ebaaiv if you wish to avoid great danger and tronble, besides a no small bill of expenee, at this season of the year, you should take prompt steps to keep disease from your household. The system should be cleaned, blood purified, stomach and bowels regulated, and prevent and cure diseases arising from spring malaria. We know of nothing that will so perfectly and surtly do this as Electric Bitter?, aod at the trifling cost of fifty cents a bottle.— [Exch.—Sold by all druggisie. Gulick & Berry.

Go to the 99 Cent Store,• '323 Main Street, for Bargains!

Fine suits to older at $25. 5 GLOBE TAILORING CO.

Dressed poultry, cranberries. maple syrup, hams, fresh butter and eggs, celery sauce, chow chow, pickles, cream cheese, dried foreign and domestic fruits, a choice line of canned fruits and vegetables, York State cider, cocoanuts. jellies and preserves in bulk and glas^ all at bottom prices at" R. DAHLEJf'g.

Attention. Knights Templar.

Stated cvnclave of Terre Haute Commandery No. 16, K. T, this (Saturday) evening *t 7 o'clock. Vrsiting Sir Knights are courteously invited.

FRED^'CHWINGROUBZR, Rec.

The Globe Tailoring Co., go out of business here on Febuary 1st.

Everybody shuld take a look at thee purty flowers wich wee hav got down too thee White Frunt, amung them is Cally Lillies an Prim roses in blume, an other !:$ nise plants, then fur yer j: Sunda dinner we hav got

Turkeys, Chickens, Geese, Oysters, Celery Cranberries, Apples, Turnips, Cabbage, Parsnips, Onions, Hickory Nuts and Wal

nuts, Canned Fruits, Canned Vegetables, Canned Meats, thebest^bracds, Pickles, Sauces and Catsup, Mince Meat, Sour Kraut, Pig's Feet, Pickled "Onions, ChowChow in bulk, Dried Lima Beans, Peas and Beans, French, German and California Prunes, Alden Dried Apples and Peaches, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Honey, Staple Syrup, Rock Candy Drips, Pure New Orleans Molasses, Sorghum, Sweet Cider, Oranges, Lemons, Cakes and

Jumbles, Mixed and Fancy Candies, Cigars and Tobacco the best brands, Fresh Roasted Peanuts, Fresh Bread, Western Reserve Butter. Prjoe our toilet soaps.

Ex-Union Prisoners

A meeting of Ex-Uoion Prisoners will be held at I. M. aud C. C. Brown's job.office, corner of Fifth and Main streets, at 7:30 o'clock-this evening. Important business will be considered. Let all come. Members from a distance are expected. I. M. BROWN.

Sec. Cen. Dis. Association. _______________

For Sale.

A complete stock ot groceries at Bhroeden, corner of Second and Vine streets. Enquire of tbe assignee, D. W. Henry, over Post Office.-

We haTe a large stock of 1867, '68, '69, •nd 70 whiskies, which we will sell at low figures, in order to make room for new goods. W. N. KRAMER & Co.1

Order your clothes while ths chances lasts, to get them at cost at the Globe Tailoring Co.

Hanion & Lynch.

Are gettsng a superb lot of Mantel.% No. €23 Maid street. See them Tho. are beauties*.

They are prepared to do promptlj

Tin and Slata Roofing

Plumbing, and Tin and Sheet Iron Work of every description. They guarantee satisfaction in work and twice*.

Jlb

Enviable Reputation.

It .is with pleasure we allude to the manufactures of the well known chemists. Joseph Burnett & Co., of Boston. They have won by their merits and attract!veneee a place beyond that occupied by an^ other similar manufactured goods in this csnntxy.

Their Cocoaine for the hair, and a superior Cologne water, have become famous tor their excellence.

In addition to these preparations are Burnett's Standard Flavoring Extracts for cooking purposes, and we can not show better evidence of their superiority than by referring our readers to the testimonials of all the leading popular hotels in the country. These are published in Burnett's Floral Hand-Book, an attractive and valuable little pamphlet which is distributed gratuitously by the trade.

All respectable dealers sell Burnett's select goods, and all lovers of choice things will do well to buy tbem in preference to the cheap and impure articles how in the market v.

A&TE8IAS

BATHS

The Terre Haute Arteman Baths, rheumatism, neuralgia, catarrh, chronic diseases of the liver, dyspepeia and cutaneous diseases. They are of the most healing and powerfully alterative and tonic waters }pown in h« world. On Water street between W* •st and Poplar

ARTESIAN BATH COMPANY.

SEWING MACHINES.

A. C. Van Sant A Son, general dealers in sewing machines have a large and well selected stock which they oflfer at reasonable prises, aod on favorable terms to good parties. Their stock includes the Domestic, No 8 Wheeler & Wilson, New Howe, St. John, Wanzcr, Sigwalt, Household, Wilson, etc. They probably have the finest selection of machines to be found io the State of Indiana, and their price are so low that since they have been here they have sold many machines that have been shipped to outside towns and distant States. They delight to show midlines and to give terms and prices. Office 426 Main street £18

Bohemian prunes Turkish prunes and French prunes, choice, new goods at remarkably low prices, and many other nice goods. OLIVER & SIMMONS'

CASH STORE,^ 031 Main Street. ATTfflU

aWith a choice lot of nicely dressed poultry, Buckwheat Flour, maple syrup, honey, fresh butter, eggs, and choice -canned goods of all kinds, fruits and vegetables, Hertfelder & Wurster can supply you «t with your eatables for your Sunday dinners.

AUCTION SALE.-

-v-—— Olf' HV

FURNITURE

NEXT MONDAY

At No. 638 Eagle street, ju3t north of tbe Normal School. Termt: Cash. Good Furniture, Carpetp, Bedding, French Cbinatfare and one thousand nnd one articles too numerous to mention. Be on hand for bargains. ,,,

The Worthington Times has tbe largest circulation of any paper in Greene County. It is a good medium for Terre Haute merchants to advertise in. Worthington is situated forty miles south of this city. The people of Worthington and vicinity visit Terre Haute every day, your patronage is solicited. Address

A. S. HELMS,

Editor and Proprietor.

u. Worthington, Indiana.

hi nfr in,-— i. M.,,..

Dissolution.'

The firm of S. S. Allen & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, S. S. Allen retiring. Tbe business will be continued by Wm. I. Abdill and Cyrus R. Brown. All accounts will be settled by W. I. Abdill & Co. •T' 8.8. ALLEN. 'Hn, WM. I. ABDILL. 't~ C. R. BROWN. Terre Haute, Ind. January 17, 1882.

t®on't Forget It.

But leave your order with us to-day for dressed turkeys, chickens, ducks, new hams, oysters, celery, cranberries, spiced boneless pig's feet, Bermuda onions, lettuce, turnips, parsnips, carrots, new onions, apples

ORANGES, NEW FIGSr Country and Creamery Butter, fresh eggs, apple and peach butter, and fruit jellies.: WEIGHT & KAUFMAN,

Cor. Seventh and Main.:

DYSPEPSIA.

IH8

CENTRAL FEED and FLOUR STORE Southeast comer of Ninth and Main Minnesota Spring wheat flour,- called:

"PILLSBURG'S BEST,"

from the celebrated Pillsburg Mills, Minneapolis. This ii tbe choicest flour made in the United Statea and those families wishing to bake an extra Christmas cake should use ooly

PJLLSBURG'SBEST,

sold by the barrel, or part ol a barrel. Also constantly on hand the best Wisconsin rye fiour, rye meal, buckwheat flour and all kinds of feed. Goods delivered to any part of town.

E. REiMAN,

Successor to Chas. Rottman.

Fine pants to order, $5 to $7.50, at the Globe Tailoriog Ci.

ssing -win accompan /Send for Settlei

-r

Da. HAKTEE'S IROS TOSKC Is a preparation of Protoxide of JROO, B*RIT *ND tlie Ptio pb&tes, associated with the Vegetable Aroinaucs. Endorsed by the Meolcal and recoeg Mended by tbem for Dyipcyila, General Debility. Female 9U«mvrofralon, «i, Waatof Vitak Sty. Wervown I*roiitr»tlo««, ConTalnMntc front Fevers Mtd Cknalv Chttl* Fiver- It kit as every purpose where a Tome Is necessary.

•aafacforf bjTHE BB. BARTER KDICIC CO,, Io. 213 Kortb Dab Street, St. Info

THE CHAMPION MONITOR

Cooking Stoves

FOR JTOOD OR COAL!

Have been the leadin and are still in the lea been greatly improved, and are warranted to give entire s^tis faction. Call and see them*at

^rvxsRay/o^

TrsdeMartr

AND SPEHMATOBSHtEA.

A valuable Discovery *nd New Departara In Mcllc*l Scianoe, aa entirely New and positively effoot i»e Itemed/ for the speedy and permanent Core of Seminal •RrTilswjona and Impoteacy by the only true way, vi* tJirect Application to the principal Beat of the Disease, acting by Absorption, and exerting ita specificinfluanoe on tbe Seminal vesicles, Ejaeulatory Ducta, Proetito Gland, and urethra. Tha JO of the Remedy is .ttendod with no pain or incon. renienoe, end does interfere with the ordinary pursuits of life it ia quickly dissolved and soon abforbed, producing an Immediate seothingand restorativo eueot npon the sexual and nervous organizations wrocbad from self-abuse and excesses, stopping the drain from tbe system, restoring the mind to bo&Ith and sound memory, removing, the Blmnaas of Sight, Kervous Debility, Confusion of Ideas, Aversion to Society, etx&, eta, and tbe appearaaoo of premature old age usually accompanying this trouble, and restoring perfoct Sexual vigor, chore it has been dormant for years. This mode of truatxnont has stood the test In very severe easos, and to ceir a pronounced snccesa. Xh-ugs are too muoh proucribed In these troubles, and, aa many ean bear witness to, with but little if any permanent^ood. Thero

It h&s been in jtr.neraius9,v?o have thousands of teatimonlalsastoltsvalue,and it is now conceded by ths Medical Profession to be the most rational moans yet

their useless nostrums and big fees. The Is put np in neat boxes, of three sizes. No. 1, (eneusl to last a month,)

S3 S Ho. 8, (sufficient to effect a per

manent cure, unless in severe eases,) SO 2Tx 3. DT three months, will stop emissions and

EACH BOX.

I, In plaii

Anatomirallllustratirmy iutoiitf, «McA wig eomrfnre

lcl«r IvitiffAltt an^dreallmonyt^H the most skeptical that tnejj ctrn be restore** to perfect mttnhtx tea fw tla duties of Ijfe.t V2UM'c«- atfectcdl. Som OXliX by HARRIS REMESY CO. MFCL CHEMISTS,

that tnej) can be menlkooiCiind flt-i

Pamphlets

sent free toaQ. Write for tbem and get loll particulars.

(StHO MS if

Market and 8th Sts. ST. LOUIS. Mo,

OR* BUTTS' OU!!!

Treat all Chronic) Diseases, and enjort a oatioo ai reputation through tbe onring of complicated cases. jgOIICREJTONwgggggJ^ections of the blood, skin or bones, treatedr seas, without using Mercury or Poisonous M»d YGUNC Nl EM who are sufle ring from the effects

limn for bualnpie or marriage,

CCommuDications

PerMBt tafTrrinr

fcoduo lng af with suo•dicines.

I is lliefsii IIBIISI disease that unfits Its vio

but whef pm£u1o,

persoQ^I contull TSuoiutprcferred, wbichis S*SSS «m lnvit» td. Lirt of qutstious to'be *nc wcrcd br patieots deiidog trritlaent mailed free to any artdre*$ on applkitton.

from

Rent ure ftkonld tend tedr ftdflrew,*

lad l««rB sMapiUns: ta their ndTaniog*. It mot a tron*^ itnctly COB&Jc&LUI,^od(hoold be addctmd DXL Itim lOKorth 8th &U Bt. Lotas»9fo.

Goal and Wood-

Having my own teams, I can deliver Coal or Wood to any part of tie city at the following prices. Parties requesting it when ordering coal can bare it weighed oa ^disinterested scales by paying for Weighing: Beet Block, 9J cts'by load, 70 lbs to bnah. Block Nut, 8 cte Sommereet Lnmp, 8c by load, 70 lbs to bnah. Hard coal, $8 per too. Coke, 15 centa bash., SjDry Wood, $4 per cord. 8sove Wood, rick 4 feet by 8, $2.

Black, 4 cents per basttel. Cun order by telephone or mail.

OFFICE:'^945 MAIN ST. -'K. M. SMITH- a

HBH.

Ar BATON & CO.,

Saoccasota to Eaton & Cimbr, Cealere In a grader of IZsrd and Soft Coal, .1 ,"fs "J Wood and Coke, Block and Itlock Nnta Specialty,

Orders for any part of the eity filled with promptness and dispatch. Telephone coo nected with office. OGJe®—

Slain sinii, oppmtre Terre Bnnts Iloniir.

To Uerrona Suferers—-The Great Burooeaa Eemcdy—Dr. J. Simpson's Bpeeiflo Medidme.

It to a positive core for spermatorrhea, semi .al weakness, impotener, and all diseases, rtulting from self-abuse, aa mental anxiety, 1ms of memory, psins in beck or side, and diseases that lead to consumption, insanity and an early grave. Tbo Spedflc Medicine is being nsed with won 1 •access.

Pxfoo, 8pfr oifie,tl00 per package, or 6_ packages for t5. Addre all orders to

Hoc.' 104 and 106 Main street, BaflMo, N.x. Sold in TeiTe Haute by Groves & Lowry.

lteek

in your own town. Terms and

tt outfit bet. Address H. HaQett A forttod, Kaias,

tftm 'J'\

BLOOD.

ling cook stoves for the past eighteen years,: eaa. Within the last

few

C. C. SMITH & SON'S

Swift's Syphilitic Sprclflc Cnrr» nil diseases o! the blood, SypbilJS, Meica.isl Polon, Scrofula, old bona, e:c. It ewes when all other rerncdietfa.il, "SelllDg our third gross cl S, S. 8. Success perfect."

JONES & CARET, Montgomery, Ala. "Has cured eveiv case. Every customer senC Ug aaother." E. C. LONG «SE Co., Atlanta, Ga.

Ask 1 our druggist or write for the little book dwifi Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ga., Erop s. Sold by druggists everywhere

raeray

BITTERS

years they have

4 1 7 A IN S E E

•naommaawscq

REED'S

is A TBOBUVOH B2H£AT In every ca«e ol Material Fever, rercrand Ague anJ Dumb Ag&e, whi:e for Disorders ol the Stomscb, Torpidity of the Liver. Indigestion and Disturbances of the -Animal Forces, which debilitate, It has no equivalent and can have no substitute,

should not be roufounded with

the Triturated Compounds of cheap Spirits aud Es-ential OUa, often sold under the name of Bitters.

FOr sale by druggists and general dealers everywhere JOTTK CONFARF, "Wholefc&le Ago it,

Terre^ante, Indl

The majority of the ilia ofthethvman body oris* from a derangement of fit* Uvar, affecting both theetomaettand bowel*. Xn order to effect a eure :it i» neeeeettry to remove the Irregular and Slvggish action of the JSoxcelt, HeadaeM, Biekneu at the Stomach, Pain in IA« BaeU and Zotne, etc., indieat* thai the Liver to at fault, and that nature require* eueietanee to enable this organ to threw off impurities.

ssfc1

Frlckly ASH Blttera ore especially compounded for thia purpose. They are mild in their action and effective a» a •fref

are

pleasant to the taete and talten

asily by both children and adults. Xaten according to directions, they area afe andpleasant curc/crDyspepsia, General DebIHt?rHa1ltiial Conatlpatlon, Diseased Kidneys, etc., etc. As a Blood Pturlller arc superior to any other tnedieinef cleansing the ay item thoroughly, and imparting new life and energy to the invalid. It is a medicine and not ar. Intoxicating beverage.

for country produce granting anyuilD

3^7

ASK YQQR 0888GIST FOR PRI811V ASH BITTE881 and take no othsx. SBIC3B, 1.00 pe* Bottle. MEYER BROS, CO., SOLE PROPRIETOBf

Bt. Louto and Kansas City, Mo-

New Grocery Establishment,

At SM7 Olslo Street.

I Jwve Jnst opened a new, clean and fresh steek ol family -gt GROCERIES end PEOVISIOSiS To whieh 1 ln?ite the attention el my friends and the pnblic generally. All goods sold low for caah. Articles'will be delivered of the city when desired. Cash ury produce, (rive "DginEojllse.

vered to any part paid at all toacs me a call when

GEO. T, DRAKE.

6.5

HOWARD MANNING, THE SIGN PAIKTEl,

I'OCBXH AJD EAtlK.