Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 January 1882 — Page 4

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RICHARDSON & VAN VALZAH. DENTISTS. Office, southwest corner of Fifth and Main, ever National JState Bank. Entrance on Fifth street.

BATCHELDER'S VENTILATED EGG CASE

PATENTED FEBRUARY 15,1881. Indispensible to Merchants, Shippers and Producers. THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST!

T11E ONLY PRACTICAL. CASE. The outside frame of this carrier contains five trays, held in place by fasteners at end of case, as seen in cut. Th se travs are constructed in reversible halves. The above cut shows one whole tray filled ready to be placed in cate, each egg restieg in its cardboard socket in such a manner as to be readily counted, candled or transferred from tray to tray, or case to case, without rehandling.

For cold storage this case will store 60 rtozen, with racks made to receive the half trays, hence this Is the cheapest storage case manufactured, raving largely in spare.

The manner of folding tlie eags on end prevents oscillation, addling, or breasato, and adds greatly to their freshness when carried long in storage. 8ize of 80 dozen No. 1 oases 25x12x14, weighs 20 pounds.

PRICES IN CHICAGO.

Shipper's No. 1, 80 doss. Case, with Fillers complete 65 Cents. Farmers' No. 1,18 doz. Case, with Fillers complete Ii5 Cents. Cardboard Fillers for refilling 20 Cents. 16 per cent, discount on lots of lOOyises.

Batchelder's Ege Tester, testing 6 dozen at onoe, saves to buyers many timts its cost each season. Price, (3.00.

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 Farmera' use, sentto any address by express, without nailing, with full directions for setting up on receipt of 50 cents. Every Faimer and consumer should have one of these cases. It will save its co^t every month. Agents panted in every county. Address,

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(In ordering mention this pap?r.)

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It Is a startling fact, that quinine, arsenic, and other poisonous minerals form the basis of most of the Fever and Ague Preparations," Specifics," Syrups," and Tonics," in the market. The preparations made from these mineral poisons, although they are palatable, and may break the chill, do not cure, but leave the malarial and their own drug poison in the system, producing quinism, dizziness, ringing in the ears, headache, vertigo, and other disorders more formidable than the disease they were intended to cure. ATXB'S AQITK CCRE thoroughly eradicates these noxious poisons from the system, and always cures the severest cases. It contains no quinine, mineral, or any thing that could injure the most delicate patient and its crowning excellence, above Its certainty to cure, is that it leaves the system as free from disease as before the attack. qi

For Uver Complaints, AVER'S AGI.K Cm, by direct action on the liver and biliary apparatus, drives out the poisons which produce -these complaints, and stimulates the system to a vigorous, healthy condition.

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prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., 3 Practical and Analytical Chemists, 9 Lowell, Mass.

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DAILY EXPRESS.

TEBBS HAUTE, TUESDAY. JAN. 31,1882.

Masee C. Cur ia the Boat* Manager of the Bxprcaa, and is authorized to tike aubccripUen and eslleet money therefor. Any complaints made to him or to the office will be promptly remedied.

To GitjBBbierfterf

Should yon fail Many time to receive the Sally Express, please report to this office or to the Route Manager, and the omission will be remedied if the fault of the carriers. ey'are not always to blame, the paper* are sometimes abstracted by dishonest or mischievous persona, and In bad weather they are aometimea blown away or spoiled. To remedy theae we advise the use oi closed boxes of other secure receptacles for the protection of papers.

Invitation.

Correspondence and communications of geninterest are solicited for the use of this PIPER. WBTTX OKLT OS OKB snx OF THI SHZM*. be as concise as possible, and send real mniMj not necessarily for publication, but as guarantee of pood faith. If desired, manuscript will be retumel if not used.

Hotlcfi.

The Birpraiw office will not be responsible for any debts contracted by its employes unless in0cured onder a regular written order upon the printed form, signed by tbe manager.

K£W ADTEBH-EMESIH. Bale of damaged goods at the Buckeye. St. Hilda's Entertainment. Election cf officers of the Temperance Union.

New goods at Mrs. Biddle's. McCnrty Brothers' New Srncerv Store. Vandal!a Excursion to Indianapolis. Strayed Horse. Amusement, Cinderella at School. Money to loan by I V. Prfston. Wanted, Clerks at the Lion Store. Equitable life Assurance 8oeiety. Glove lost

ABCSESEH IB.

"EOOMS FOR KENT."

This laughable comedy will be produced at the Opera house to-night by a strong company. It met with a good re ceptiou in Indianapolis, and recei»ed ex cellent notices from all tbe papers. O ihe*e we extract the following from the Sentinel:

There wss very laughab'e and fonny play presented at English's Opera home last night. It fact, it was more like a roaring comedy from first »o last. It was first brought out in New York some few months since at the Bijo Opera house, and attracted for many nights large and enthusiastic. audiences. It has no particular merit from a literary point of view. It is simply funny and laughable, abounding in quaint and original features, and full of afun and frolic. There are four acts in the piece, all of them well put on, and it consequently received a setting in keeping with the play. The theme of the farce is the adventures of thoroughly agreeable characters. "Harry Huccleman," author, actor, penny-a-liner, and general Bohemian, and "Albert Raymond," sn artist, honest but poor. The "temporary" poverty of these two chums drives them to quarters in a lodging-house, which sports all the aire of "shabby genteel," and furnishes the elements in cats, concertizere, and curiosities, for hilarious time?. It is here that all shades of characters are brought together, an important means of aggregation well understood by farcewriters where acquaintances are struck and plots laid which ferment ail the ingredients that go to make either comedy or melodrama, of which "Kooma for Kent" is a farcical mixture.

Mr. Beers, as "Harry Huccleman," wss a decided success. He is clever, original and refined in his modes, and contributes very handsomely to the success of the entertainment. He is a decidedly promising young actor, and has a brilliant future in store for him. He will be heard from again in the near future favorably. The support was generally good. Messrs. Dahl ana Raymond and Misses Fletcher and Reynolds'are worthy of special mention. The comedy will be repealed to night.

THE MIGHTY DOLLAR.

W. J. Florence will appear at the Opera House to-morrow evening as Hon. Bardwell Slote, M. C. from the Cohosh district, in B. E. Wolf's eccentric coinedy in four acts entitled "The Mighty Dollar."

The Chicago Times says: "A brief engagement was began by Mr. Florence last night at MoVicker's Theatre. The entertainment provided was Ben Wolf's well worn comedy, 'The Mighty Dollar,' but the attendance was nevertheless a large one. This piece has had a popularity rarely accorded an American play. Its popularity has not been worn by reason of its intrinsic merit to the two types of character—the Hon. Bardwell Slote and Mrs. General Gilflory, admirable satires in their way, built up and elaborated by the star. On the part of both there is the same amount of care lavished upon every detail of the assumption as formerly. Bai dwell Slote, the vulgar, overreaching trickster, tbe link in "rings," and the leader in steals, who infests political life, is put before us with the clear, keen vitality which characterized Mr. Florence's original acting in this part. The star has a strong supporting company. A large and fashionable house ia expected as this is the farewell tour.

CINDERELLA.

The popular Bice's Surprise Party will give "Cinderella at School" at the Opera house next Friday evening. The piece is justly termed a musical play, for though the music is its chief feature it is neither an operetta nor a comic opera. It is a play told in mixed dialogue and song. The new piece is a remarkably clever and charming trifle, full of gayety and brightness, fresh and entertaining from beginning to end. It wins the good-will of the audience from the start, and holds it throughout. The New "iork Times ssys: '•The popular success of 'Cinderella at Scool' is unquestionable, and though it does not aim beyond simple innccent mirth, it fulfills its aim in a manner that has its own quality of art. The story is told well and tersely, and is as lively as the theoretic conception of perpetual motion. The music is exceedingly simple, yet in delightful harmony with the phaies of the play. It is lacking neither in grace, lightness nor natural melody, and it is woven dexteronsly into the movement of the play. The school girls were a brisk, good-looking and picturesque group of unsophisticated blossoms. The play was set upon the stage with perfect taste, and reflected great credit on the management."

Electric Light Towers In Denver. Amerl'vSn Gaslight Journal. The Denver Bepublican of Thursday, September 29tb, says the electric light towers in thai city might as well be torn down. They are useless, utterly useless. The same paper of date of October 1st, states that the electric lights from tbe four towers, which are supposed to furnish sufficient light for the city, send forth their sickly glares every night. In their present condition they are an intolerable nuisance. Fortj similar concerns will not light the city. Unless they are improved the city council will, of course, not sign their stipulated contract with the electric company which provides that the city -pay them $14,000 per year in case the light proves efficient and satisfactory.

Sale of Confiscated Liquors. The lot of liquors recently seisad by the revenue officers, and consisting of apple brandy, rook and rye, Roman punch, peach and honey, blackberry brandy and wine and gin was sold at auction yesterday, at the revenue office.

An effort existing without a cause is an impossibility tickling in the throat, huskness of the voice, violent coughing, etc., are the effects of a severe cold. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup cures the cold at once and removes its serious effects.

RAILWAY NEWS.

Current Items in Bailroad Cir-! cles—Local and General. vj "1

The Vandalia coal movement Saturday and Sunday was 231 cars. The Vandalia have eight engines in I the shops at present for repairs.

A car load of emigrants went West on the Vandalia yesterday afternoon. if Beceiver Gems, of the Midland returned from Indianapolis yesterday alternoon.

The Terre Haste division of the C. & E, I. moved 898 loaded rffid 648 empty cars last week.

Saturday the Vandalia received and forwarded 675 loaded cars at this station, and on Sunday 376.

Although freight business has fallen off perceptibly on all the roads, the passenger business continues quite good.

The I. & St. L. pay car came in yesterday afternoon and distributed wealth among the employe^ at this point.

John Elliott, the well known passenger conductor on the Vandalia Line, who ha9 been visiting in the JDsst for several week, ban re urned and on duty again.

The Vandalia will sell round trip ticket* tu Indianapolis to-day for $3, good to return t--mor ow night. The Patti concert is tbe atraction,

The I & St. L. will sell round trip tickets to li an&polis—good going to-day and returning unil Tbursd.y—for $3, to enable thu»e who wieh an opportunity to hear Patti.

The Vandalia gives notice that 1,000 mile tickets will be good on the road for one ye«r Heretofore, unless used within .six months, conductors were instructed not to honor them.

The baggage coaches Nos. 25 and 30 which have been in process of erection in the Vandalia shops for some time have b-en completed, and placed in the paint sliop-. Work is now progressing on two new passenger coaches, Nos. 13 and 14, which are to be similar in construction to Nos. 18 and 20.

Tbe Vandalia paymaster's office was thronged all day long yesterday by the section and work train men, a large number of whom have been taken off the western divieion within the past few weeks. The men were paid up in full to the time of their diecharge, which was made in order to cut down expenses.

The Pennsylvania Company it enforcing its reform in the pass system. Twothirds of the pass list is to be cut off. Not only are the gates to be put np against the outside public, but its own employes, the train bands and other servants, are to be forced to pay for riding when not on duty, at the rate of one-half cent per mile.

The coal traffic on the I. & St. L. road has increased wonderfully within several years past, and is now quite a feature of the business. During 1881, they took 3,307,600 bushels of coal into St. Louis. The increase may be seen when it is stated that in 1876 the same road took but 316,750 bushels into the same city: In 1881 the Vandalia took 7,360,460 bushels into St. Louis, an increase of 2,000,000 over the business of 1876.

COLLISION AT O. C. JUNCTION. T. H. & freight train No. 7, running as No. 1, extra, collided with the C. & E. accommodation, No. 5, at Otter Creek junction yesterday morning. The latter train was an hour and a half late, and was laying at tbe junction for 1 and 1 extra to pass. Tbe switch was thrown open to the C. & E. I. track and the freight train ran into the passenger, resulting in knocking the pilot and headlight off of T. H. & L. engine No. 33 and damaging the C. & E. I. engine No. 9, slightly. The front platlorm of the C. & E. I. baggage car was also damaged. Tbe wreck was cleared away in a short time.

A SPOTTER SPOTTED.

The recent action of the O. & M. authorities in discharging their passenger conductors, through the connivance of "spotters," recalls a similar case that happened on the I. & St. L, when the late E. B. McClure was General Superintendent. Mr. McClure was allowed only a certain portion of the earnings with which to operate the road, and retrenchment was the watchword all along the line. Detectives, or "spotters" as the boys style them, were carried on every train for a week or more, one of these offioers occupying a passenger coach. One night a conductor, now on the road, pulled out of Indianapolis with a full load. In the rear seat of each car was a gentleman who paid his fare to St. Louis, each one giving the conductor a bill to change. The conductor snspected them, and he paid to a friend, "See if that man makes any notes when I leave tbe car." He jotted down something in a little book. It happened that a passenger had a ticket to this city, and decided to go farther west, and, of course paid the extra fare in money. The "spotter'' put down a cash fare from Indianapolis to the destination of the passenger, making no account of the ticket. Two or three days later, said conductor waB called on the carpet to explain to the General Superintendent the discrepancy of about $3 that had been detected in his last trip. The honest conductor said that if the Superintendent would produce the package of tickets that he turned over to the company he would give a satisfactory explanation. The tickets were produced, and the conductor exhibited one that he had taken the precaution to clip at the cornet, and wrote on the ticket bis iniliala and date, and he was honorably acquitted.

BACKED OUT.

Tboma* D. Collins Declines to Purchase (be Ledger. Thomas Collins, of Crawfordsville, whom it was understood bad purchased the Saturday Evening Ledger of S. D. Terry, has, it seems, backed out of his bargain. Saturday was the day set for the transfer, but he failed to put in an appearance, and again yesterday failed. Mr. Terry went ahead with the sale of his household goods, as was announced. It is not known what the ultimate effect of this will be, but it will not interfere with this week's i*sue of the paper.

Got Off Easy.

A couple of men were caught by the proprietor of the Cincinnati house last night in an attempt to tap the till. In place of turning them over to the police, he politely raised them once or twice in the basement of their organizations, and let them go.

"Tbe Polo" is the name of a new dancing club recently organized in this city, WHJ. Ellis is president, J. V. D. Co.'eman, secretary and treasurer, and Wm. Ellis, Charles Hamill, M. T. Hidden, JohnS^imon and David Watson compose the executive, committee.

Martin Eckoff, a five year old son of John Eckoff, the grocer, was lost yesterday, and the loss created considerable excitement. The little fellow was found about the middle of the afternoon.

A couple of tramps gained permission to sleep in J. W. Stout's stable Saturday night and in the morning disappeared with an overcoat belonging to one of the clerks.

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

JTHE 00UBT8.,

SUPERIOR COURT. Hon. B. E. Ehoada, Judge.

No. 273. Hannah M. Creal, administratrix, etc., et ux vs Ed ward E. Lawrence, on note. Defaalfby defendant and judgment for plaintiff in the sum of $237.35.

No. 250. State of Indiana ex rel Andrew Grimes, etc., va Newton Bogera et al, on bond. The defanlt heretofore rendered against defendants HelmBley Simmons and John M. Watson is set aside and said defendants file separate answer to plaintiff's complaint herein.

No. 201. Louisa Lotze va John Banr, damages. Defendant files his demurrer to plaintiffs complaint herein, and day is given.

No. £06. State of Indiana, ex lei, D. P. Baldwin, attorney general, vs City of Terre Haute, on note. Court sustains defendant's demnrrer as to each paragraph of plaintiff's complaint herein, to which mling plaintiff excepts.

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank V. Fcidler and Josephine Long. William Williams acd Mary I, Wieser. MAYOR'S COURT. John Walters, drunk, $2 and costs Cain and Phillips.

C. B. Cook, disorderly and disturbing meeting, $5 and cost* J. B. Beagin. William Akin, drnnk, $2 and costs Hogan.

W. Burns, provoke, discharged. .,

Marshal Matters. ..

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MARSHALL, III., Jan. 30.

News hss just been received here that William Benedict, the man who was taken to Springfield on a charge of selling liquor without a Government license has plead guilty. This is a wise move on the part of Benedict.

E!zy Neal, one If the oldest and moat respected citizens of Marshall, is reported dying. He has been confined (o bis bed for over two weeks. Mr. Neal has long been one of the leaning members of tbe Prefbvterian church of this place. He will leave a large family of children, relatives and friends to mourn hie loss. Hs is the father of F. B. Neal, for a long time city marshal of this place.

The friends of Louis Faubt over here were pained to learn of his sad death from that terrible diieaee, small-pox. His brother, Ernest Faust, has for along time been in the employ of J. C. BryaD, hardware merchant of IhiB place, and is universally liked. The parents of Louis alao live in this county, just south of town.

Frca Vaccination,

Notwithstanding the announcement of the Board of Health that they would vaccinate free of charge all persons, who could not otherwise afford it, there was not a single application for such treatment on Sunday or yesterday. All that was required to procure this, was a certificate from the Ladies Aid Society or the township trustee, in order to identify the applieant. The members of the board, however announce their intention of vaccinating all who will apply to them personally, with such certificate.

Free of Cltargre.

All persons suffering from coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, loss of voice, or any affection of the throat or lungs, are requested to call at Gulick & Berry's dtag store and get a trial bottle of Dr. King's New Diecovery for Consumption—ten cents—which will convince them of its wonderful merits and Bhow what a regular dollar size bottle will do, Call early.

Farmers and Btecbanles,

if you wish to avoid grest danger and trouble, besides a no small bill of expense, 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 surely do this as Electric Bitters, and at the trifling coat of fifty cents a bottle.— [Exch.—Sold by all druggis s. Gulick & Berry.

St, Hilda's Entertainment. There will be an entertainment at the Hervey residence on Friday night. The ladies of St. Hilda's soeiety of St. Stephen's church are busy in making arrangements for a very good time. Admission, including a supper, is 50 cents. There will be music and other attractions. Tbe Binggold band has been engaged for the occasion. A general invitation ia extended to not only those of St Stephens parish, but also to all their friends.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Jan. 30, 1882.* J. W. Dean, General Agent Eguiiable Lift Atsurame Society of the United States.

DEAR SIR:—I wish to tender my thanks to you and the society which yon represent, for the prompt payment this day of policy No. 6872, on tbe life of my late bueband, of tjjie sum of five thousand nine hundred and twenty-five dollars and two cents, in full, and without any discount. Proofs of his death haviag been made just one week ago, such promptness and fair dealing shown towards its patrons will secure to your company their confidence and respect. Very respectfully,

.W.~.

Spilled Out. ».

Becorder Phillips and daughter, while coming to town yesterday morning were spilled out, teceiving a thorough shaking up. The horse shied at some object in the road and the buggy was turned over. The buggy top was sadly demoralized.

The dull routine of business at the Union depot yesterday afternoon was enlived by aa enthusiastic dog fight. The contestants succeeded in attracting quite a crowd. One of the fighters caught his opponent by the neck and had to be choked severely before he would release him.

The two tramps "Curly" and Dora Hesse were released yesterday, on their solemnly promising to leave town immediately.

lluolilen's AruicaSalve. The Best Salve in the world for cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bhebm, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Eruptions, and postively cures Piles. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by Gulick & Berry.

policies.

JUNIUS.

SARAH E. O'BOYLE.

Reduced Rates.

$3 for round trip, via I. & St. L., to Indianapolis to bear Patti. Good to-day and returning nntil Thursday.

The Buckeye has made arrangements for enough extra salesmen to wait on those who may visit them from this on.

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

Farm for sale, 120 acres near Brazil, good coal and farming land. I. V. PRESTON.

St. Stephens.

The society of St. Hilds of St, Stephen's church will give an enter tainmeoA at the Harvey residence next Friday night. Will commence at 8 p. m,, and last until 12 o'clock, RinggVId band will furnish the music. Admission, including the supper, 50 cents. All are invited- A very pleasant ev ning ia guaranteed to those who will come.

The sale of damaged goods will continue at the Buckeye until all are sold.

Interest, the le^l standard 1

correct.

THE TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT OF

THE EQUITABLE LIFE

ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES.

HENRY B. HYDE, President.

Go to the 99 Cent Store, 323 Main Street, for Bargains.

Fine suits to older at $26. GLOBE TAILORING CO.

NEW GOODS.

JEJT (306DS.

Fancy combs, bands for the hair, list opened this morning at'Mrs. Riddle's, No. 12 South Fcurth street.

Fine pants to order, $5'to $7.50, at the Globs Tailoring Co.

NEW GROCERY FIRM.

McCarty Bro's., at Lynch's Old Stand Between Eighth and Ninth on Main streets.

Having bought out the well-k nown firm of Dan Lynch on Main street, between Eigth and Ninth on the south 1 ide, we respectfnlly invite all the old cus'amers and general public to call and see us when they warn anything in the gr cery line. We have added to the stock a, large line of fresh goods of all kinds a' ad we propose to sell them at bottom prices.

FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st, 1881t

AMOUNT OF II&DGKB ASSETS, JANUARY 1,18»

v&Wi iff* Si

INCOME.

Premiums... Interest, Bents and Net Profits on Investments..

NAJ DISBtTR-SEMEUNTTS. Claims by Death and Matured Endowments 12,784,540 50 Dividends, Surrender Values, and Annuities... 2,042.184 60 Discounted Endowmentand Matured Toatioe Policlea.. 437,680 os Total Pai« F«Iley-boW«ra.... —»a,«a#^58 «S Dividend on Capital CommiMion* and Advertising 8/8,272 W General Expenses..... —jiv.-:7»,10» 5» State, County and Citv Taxes 109,668 52

Net Cash Asseti, December 81,1881...^^. «3$i!& 16 IMTt 1 iT'P}

Bonds and Mortgages...... New York BeU Estate Including the Equitable Building and purchases under foreclosure..... United States Stocks, State Stocks, ty Stocks, and Stocks authorized by theXaws of the state of. New Yoik..._ Loans secured by Finds jd 8tocks Beal Estate ouuide the State of New York, including purchases under foreclosure and Society's Buildings in other cities Cash on hand. In banks and other depositories, on interest and in transit (Bince received)..— Due from Agents on account Of premiums...

Market yalse of Stocks and Bonds OTer cost... Interett and Bents dne and accrued.......... Premiums due and In process of collection (less premiums paid in aavauoe,

Deferred Premiums .'. Total Asset*, December SI, 1881

TOTAL'YlAMLlllis, Including "legal" Reserve "for reassurance of all existing 54 393 045 00

Total Undivided Snrpln* Of which belongs (as computed) to Policies i» general class 15.302,337 89 •r* 't'ontfeie 4 613,159 00 Kew Assurance writ ten In 1S81 ....46,189.0^6 Total Outstanding Assnranee

Total amount of new assurance written dnrlng the past Eleven years larger than that transacted by an? other company. Total amount paid policy-holders rince the organization of the Society, 861.912.031.

The policies written by the Socie are Incontestable after three yeara from their is&ue, and such Incontestable polfciesare payable immediately upon receipt, at the Society's office in wew York, of satisfactoiy proofs of death and without the usual delay of sixty or ninety days.,,.....

The Society has not a sinele contested claim on its books. a The total real estate owned by the Society yields a rental of over five per cent

From the undivided surplus, reversionary dividends will be declared, available on ijeTMement of next annual premium, to ordinary participating policies. The valusUion of the policies outstanding has been made on the American Experience Tablp ofMortal tyand 4% per cent. nf the State of New York GEO. W. PHILLIPS,

BENNINSTON F. RANDOLPH,

JAMES M. HAL3TED, HENRY 8 TERRELL, K. BOUDINOT COLT, HENRV V. BUTLER

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

The Vandalia railroad will sell round trip tickets to Indianapolis for $3, to attend the Patti concert, good returning until Wednesday night.

Notice.

On Tuesday evening January 31, the election of officers will take place of the Central Christian Temperance niofi, corner of Fifth and Ohio street. A fu'l attendance is requested. J. E. MARTIN.

JO'V! J. G. VAN CISE,

We, the undersigned, have, in person, carefully examined the accounts, and examined in detail, the assets of the Society, and certify that the foregoing statement thereof Is

President of Union.

Reduced Rates.

$3 for round trip, via I. & St. L., Indianapolis to hear Patli. Good to-day and returning until Thuraday.

MCCAB rr BROS.

The Patti Cone ert.

The I. & St. L. will all round trip tickets to Indianapolis, the round trip $3. Good going to-day and returning until Thursday.

THE SMELL OF SMOKE

Is Plainly Noticed at The Buckeye Cash Store*

Lots Of Goods, Many Only Si *gktlv Damaged are Being AJU most Given Away,

In the recent fire at Haverjs & Geddea wholesale store, many goo^j8 were slightly damaged by water,

whi0h

sold for what they will

retnr

must be

iring

damaged

gooda. This sale is no' in progress at the firm's retail store, thr

we)i

known Buck-

eye Cash Store and largely attended. If you want a ran bargain call there and secure Jit. Th« 'goods are selling "very

Money to 1'

Jga

jn gams of $1,000 and

upwards at ,0west current rates of interest on first Jigs improved farms and city property. I. V. PREMON.

Reduced Rates.

$3 fa round trip, via I. & St. L., to Indianaf to hear Patti. Good to-day and

aing until Thuraday.

/bile the sale of damaged goods con-

aes

tbe Buckejje Cash Store will"be pen of evenings.

944,SOS,541

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

BATHS

ABTESIAH

The Terre Haute Artevan Baths, cure rheumatism, neuralgia, catarrh, chronic di&eases of the liver, dyspepsia and cutaneous diseases. They are of the most healnvg and powerfully alterative and tonic waters known in the world. On Water street between Walout and Poplar

ARlTSSLAN BATH COMPANY^

SEWING MACHINES. A. C. Van Sant & Son, general dealers in sewing machines have a large and well selected b'tock which they offer at reasonable prices, and on favorable terms to good part ies. Their stock includes the Domestic, No 8 Wheeler & Wilson, New Howe, St. John, Wanrer, Sigwalt, Household, WiABon. etc. They probably have the finest selection of machines to be found in the State of Indiana, and their price are so low that Bince they have been here they have sold many machines that have been shipped to outside towns and distant States. They delight to show machines and to give terms and prices. Office 426 Main street

The Patti Concert.

The I. & St. L. will sell round trip tickets to Indianapolis, the round trip $3. Good going to-day and returning until Thursday.

AT THJE

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

'TILLSBURG'S BEST," from the celebrated Pillsburg Mills, Minneapolis. This is the choicest flour made in tlM^Jnited States and those families wishing to bake an extra Christmas cake ahould use only

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

Tb« Patti Concert.

The I. A 8t. L. will sell round trip tickets to Indianapolis, the round trip $3. Good going tc-day and returning until Thursday.

Farm for sale, 174 acres near Coal Bluff, one half good coal land, railroad runs through farm. Two third* of purchase money ean remain on the place at a low rate of interest. V. Pu*ws,

DM.HAXRB'S ISO* Tome Is a phatas, associated with the ssended by them Ny, Itrrcni

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#7,712,806 78 2,570,698 70

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6,981,400 4T 41.5U.949 08

8,920,090 97

6,972,570 07

12,131,761 66 9,265,009 00

3,491,403 36

1,697,745 45 83,461 63

41,511,949 08 1,465,584 44 345,777 42

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ssended by them for t»ymjL Mar, gsrrcwi PrBtirmtloa, CcaTalsissass frmm r« VoTWk it serves every purpose where a Toxic is accessary.

batata* tj THE M. HWTER HOCK M„

DYSPEPSIA.

10,083,506 48

«4S.4a3,34» E0

......89,91B,4*6

1 390,879,019

j. Actuaries.

and counted and

Special Committee of the Board of Directors ointed Oct. 26, 1881, to examine the ss and accounts at tho dose of the year*

SLL,ER, (.

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

Ittanion & Lynch.

Are getting in a superb lot of Mantels, at No. 623 Main street. See them. They are beauties.

They are prepared to do promptly Tin and Slate Roofing Plumbing, and Tin and Sheet Iron Work of every description. They guarantee satisfaction in work and prices.

An 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 attractiveness a place beyond that occupied by any other similar manufactured goods in this country.

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

In .addition to these preparations are Burnett's Standard Flavoring Extracts for cooking purposes, and we ean 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 Bar* sett's Floral Hand-Book, an attractive and valuable little pamphlet which is distributed gratuitously by the trade.

DRi BUTTS'[HEM Treat all Chronic Diseases, and enjoys a nation al reputation through the caring of complicated INmSgRETJON actions of the blood, soa, without osingMercui

or BIT

E. REIMAN,

Successor to Chas. Rottman.

Later.

Thomas Penton late adjuster and repairer of the Singer Sewing Machine offu.'e, can be found at the White Sewing Machine office, No. 304 Main street, where he has fitted up in gotd shape for repairing all kinds of sewing machines. Having just received a large aupply of parta sod repairs, for all kinds of machines, be is prepared to repair, and guarantees all work done by him.

Is.

Over 2,000,000 Bottles Consumed Annually,

For C0U6HS, COLDS, SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, PNEUMONIA, CONSUMPTION and all Diseases of the THROAT* CHEST and LUNGS.514i BALSAM OF TOLU has always been one of the croat Important weapons wielded by the Medical Faculty against the encroachments of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Sore Throat/. Consumption in Its Incipient and advanced stages, and all diaeaaea of the Throat, Cheat and: Lungs, tout It has never been so advantageously compounded as In the celebrated TOLU, ROCK and RYE. In addition to its aoothing Balsamic properties it affords a diffusive stimulart and tonic, to build up the system after the cough has been relieved.

Put up in Quart Size Bottles For Family Use* Price $!• YI

TTTrnVI Do not ba deceived by dealers who try to palm off upon you Rock and" 1/ A XtfJCN Bye in place of our TOLU. ROCK and RYJS, which is the only medicated article made-the genuine has a Private Die Proprietary Stamp on cach bottle. THE TOLU, BOCK and RYE CO., Prop's., 41 Biver St., Chicago, 111.:

SOLD BT DRUGGISTS, GE00ER8 AHD DEALERS EYEBYWHERE.

TradftMark

AND SPERMATORRHEA. Avalaablc Discovery aod NBWDeparture laMedan entirely New and positively effective

Science, ma entirely tody for the ipoedy and permanent nal amissions and Impotency by

nt Cure of Bemithe only true

Tsnlenoe, and does not Interfere with the ordinary portalta of Ufa it Is quickly dissolved and soon abeorbed, producing an Immediate soothing asd rastor* stive effect npon the

soothing a

npon tbe sexual and nsrrooa organiza

tions wrecked from self-abuse and excesses, stopping tbe drain from the system, restoring the mind to health and sound memory, removing, the Dimness at Sight, STervons Debility, Oonfttafon of Idea*, Aversion to Societjr, eta, eta, and the appearance

niri,

meat has stood tbe test In very severe1 caaee, and is now a pronounced success. Drugs are too mnoh prescribed in these troubles, and, as many can boar witn88i to, without little if any permanentgood. There Is no Nonae&ae about this serration enables us to

good. Practical ot that it

monlalsasto Its value, and it is now conceded by the Medical Profession to be the most rational means yet discovered of reaching and curing this very pravaleo trouble, that is vreU known to be tbe eanse of untold misery to so many, and npon whom attacks prey vrith

unless in severe csset,) SO Ma 3, over three months, wiU stop emissions aqa restore vigor in the worst oasesJST. Bent_bj maa, aealed, la plain wrappers. JuUDJH®

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3688. Wlinomoaingmereurjur RYUWUWUE LUEWWI Oil MR MEN "ho are suSeringfrom1 the1 effects jfcjuJjBUSUM&of disease that unfits its vto llms for business or maniage._permaneDtly cured.

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DB. BUTTS. UI North 8th St., St. IMSIS,MO.be

Goal and Wood-

Having my own teams, I can deliver Coal or Wood to any part of the city at the following prices. Parties requesting it when ordering coal can have it weighed on disinterested scales by paying for weighing: Best Elock, 9J cts by load, 70 lbs to buab. Block Nut,Sets Snmmerset Lamp, 8c by load, 70 lbs to bash. Hard coal, $8 per ton. Coke, 15 cents "busb.," RDry Wood, $4 per cord.

Stove Wood, rick 4 feet by 8, $2. Slack, 4 cents per bnshel. Can order by telephone or mail.

OFFICE: 945 MAIN ST.

E.M.SMITH.

BCUCtnyC *for 80LDIERS RCWOIUNO iath«». moth»* or •hildrra,

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p$ for in® »na and Bounty lawi. blank* And inttn«tio»0. W« f*fir«ferto thoan&Bdrof Pensioners find Client*.

NEW fibji.

A. BATON & CO., SnooeMora to Baton Combs, dealers in a grader 0! Hard Bad Soft Coal,

Wood and Coke,

Bloek and Block Snta Specialty. Orders far any part of the elty filled with promptness and dispatch. Telephone con nectea with office. OStos—Bala Str««t, «pp*alle Terre •ants Bone.

HOWARD MANNING,

THE SIGN FAINTER.

CORNER FOURTH AND EAGLE.

New Grocery Establishment, At 207 Ohio Street. I have fust opened a new, clean and freah atock of family GROCERIES and PROVISIONS To which I invite the attention of my friends and the public generally. All icooda sold low foT cash. Articles will be delivered to any part of the city when desired. Cash paid at all tfm for country produce. Ulve me a call when wanting anything In my line.

QEO. T, DRAKE:-

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HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFG. CHEMISTS. Market and StbSts. ST. LOUI8. MA

life

BLOOD

913 Mam Ibhi Street, St Lusts.

IS A. THOROUGH BEHJROY In every case of Malarial Fever, Fever and Ague and Dumb Ague, while for Disorders of the Stomsch, Torpidity of the Liver. Indigestion and Disturbances of the Animsl Forces, which debilitate, it baa no equivalent and can have no substitute. It should not be confounded with the Triturated Compounds of cheap Spirits and Essential Oils, often sold under the name of Bitters.

For sale by druggists and general aea-ers everywhere JQHN CONFARB, Wholesale Age it,

Terre^Haute, Ind^

Swift's Syphilitic Specific Cores all

diseases of the blood, Sypnilis, Meicmial Poion, Scrofula, old sores, etc. It cures

JONES A CAREY, Montgomery, Ala. "Has cured everv case. Every customei senc US another." E. C. LONG & Co., Atlanta, Ga.

Ask 2 our druggist or write for the little book dwlft 3peciflc Co., Atlanta. Ga., Prop's. Sold by druggists everywhere

PRIGKLY

BITTERS

.. .. 111m

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when all

other remedietfail. "Selling our third gross of S. S. S. Success MlfflCts"

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Th* majority ofth*Ul$ ofth* human body art** from a dtrangemtnt of the Liver, afftoting bottt th* ttotnmeh pnd bowel*. In order to *ff*et a cwrc, tj nMMisry to remove the oawse. Irregular and BluggUh action ofth* Bowel*, S*adneM,8i*kne** at the Stomach,

Pain

in th* Baeh and Loi*t*t etc., indioat* that -he £iw it at fault, and that nature require* attistanee to enable this organ to thrrw off impurities.

Frlokly Alh Bittern arc especially compounded for thi* purpote. They are ynild in their action and effective a* a ure are plea*ant to the ta*te and taken atily by both children and adult*. Xa« ten according to direction*, they are 0 afi and pleat ant Mire/orDyipepsla, 3eneral netollit jr, Habitual Con•tlpatlon, Diseased Kidneys, etc., etc. A* a Blood Purifier they are superior to any other medicine1 cleansing the *y*tem thoroughly, and imparting new life and energy to the invalid. It is a medicine and not «m Intoxicating beverage.

Ml TOM DIU8QIST FOI PRICKLY ASM IITTHS, and take no other. PBIC*, S1.00 per Settle. MEYER BROS. S CO., SOLE PROPRIETOR*

St. Louis and Kansas City. Xs

To Hsr^tia Sufferers—The Great Eurooean Remedy—Dr. J. B. Simpson's Spaoiflo Medicins-

It is a positive cure for spermatorrhea, semi aal weakness, impotency, and all diseases reultlng from aell-sbuae, aa mental anxiety, loaa of memory, paina In back or side, and dispsses that lead to consumption. Insanity and an early "—'Ac Medicine is being used wltn

Pamphlets

aent free to all. Write lor them and get full particulars.

Price, 8peeific, SI 00 per package, or 6 paekagea for S5. Addre all orders to

S. B. stmpaon Hedlelne Co., Nos. 104 and 106 Main street, Bnffklo, N.Y. Sold in Terre.Haate by Groves & Lowrv.

liAJRJD TIMES Have no terrors for gentlemen when they can goto

JAKES A.I VX. At No. 2 South Second street, second door from the corner, and have their

MATS ViKAHES AMD PBJCSSED. SV*A11 klnda of repairing neatly attended to.