Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 January 1886 — Page 2

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Beir-a engaged on new court bense, Terro Haut-, .n prepare-1 toylve attention to work in this vlci: ily. Address home office direct,, or M. Stantield, superintendent of now court house, Terre Haute, ludiapagfe"

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or rnu ui ho BboumAtic line have 1 bad staM nsiog ATHLOPHOBOB I ivo years ago. It made a thorough -.trouiniyc«fle." MRS. ELLA SSUXH, 61N. Foster Street, Springfield. O.

From all over the country come similar testimonials oflhaeffi-flTUI ftDUnRflC in onring both viency of I nLUrnUMUOrhemnatism and neuralgia. No other remeay has been discovered that ia a roal cure for either of these terrible disfares. Athlop HOTOS is uot an experiment, it has beoD tried and its value proved by thousands of Iteoplo all over the United States. No remedy has over been put on the market that has brought such ,.r. dorsal relief to sufferers from rheumatism and

... Igfe. Athlophoros is absolutely safe totake a •1 ill surely bring relief. you doubt its merits Sinn nn nrirnnrii jTi your own State who bave been cured by its use.

Ask your druggist for Athlophoros. If you cannot gel it of bun wtwifl send it eipress paid on I*." of regular price—SI00 per bottle. We jir. -that joa buy it from your druggist,btit if f. -jplK \l do Dot. lw persuaded to try something ut nrfer at once from ns as directed. ''ATHLOPHOROS CO., 112 WALL ST., NEW Y03K.

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Repairing prom tly attended to.

Strawberry Hill Apiary. T. H. Elosp, Manager.

Some people wl4fenow nothing about honey, thlna that honey, which granulates, Is adulterated. I assert that all pure honey produced in thiB section of the country granulates and becomes hard in cold weather, if separated from the comb. I offer

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SATUBDAY, JANUARY 9,1886.

New Year's, 1889, is to have a total eclipsa of the sun, but any other New Year's does just as well for smoking

It is no wonder there are rebellious and anything else that is violent up in the northwest. A climate which propogates these blizzards is likely enough to make men, or half-breeds, do all that is bad.

Delegate Voorhees has introduced a bill in the house to "secure more efficient civil seivice reform." Must the senator thus be forced to publicly admit that a thankless child can bite sharper than & serpent's tooth

A Boston theater, imitating the Madison square theater, now passes water

L*2HpiB around between the acta. Happy thought! How often are our young men compelled to go out between acts-—to the pump at

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ian Johnston has two good

committee places—on war claims and expenditures in the treasury department. There is opportunity for efficient service on each of these committees now, when a a reckless and hungry party is besieging the treasury.

Judge David Terry, who was once put forward by a political clique to kill Brqderick in a duel, has married Sarah Althea Hill. The mills of the Gods grind slowly, Courier-Journal. but they grind exceeding small. Just how small Terry will be ground we cannot tell, but it will be quite fine. r*

The National Trades Unions assembly Albany AYgus. and many local organizations of workingmen throughout the country asked the speaker to appoint Foran, of Cleveland chairman of the committee on laboi Instead he appointed O'Neil, of St. Louis the base ball representative in the nation al house. ____________

There would be one source of satisfaction in passing the $100 lecense ordinance it would be one the police board could not render void by failing to enforpe it. The license could be collected from at least those who pay the county treasurer in spite of any orders to the police not to enforce the law.

if the change the

the conclusion that rules proposed by Morrison, the demo cratic leader, and adopted by a democratic house results in extravagant appropriations, the country will hold the republicans of the house responsible

If the old weather proverb found in the Harleian MSS in 'the British museum: If Christmas day on Friday be,

The first of winter hard shall be With frost and snow and with great Bat the end thereof shall be good. means the first of the year to be the first of the winter season we know just what to expect in 1886.

Editor Pulitzer, of the New Tfork World,got one committee place, way down at the foot on the committee on "reform in the civil service." Speaker Carlisle must have been reading the World lately, especially those arguments showing that the present civil service law should be repealed and democrats given the offices without further question as to their fitness to hold them.

In the Forty-eighth congress there were eleven Democratic members ot the house from Indiana. In the present congress there are but' nine, yet Speaker Carlisle did not diminish the number— three—of chairmanships. Even the Republicans have fared well in the distribution of places. The speaker his a kindly feeling for the votes this state casts at a national convention, especially as Indiana is second to New York in the

sition untrue^»nd0JtpePsame 'amnfnFto preference shown to her delegates in Dem any one who ean prove that I ever sold a conventions.

ocratic conventions.

T. H.KLOER,

No. 426 Qulicfe street.

Parties seeking htutu's and Orange (Jrovesln heiutiv 'o^atious in Florida St from $1,000 to £30 serve their own interest by sent.KtIUWVV* -v u.iy Huurvw mr a eiuus ui CYCUID VJ W

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If you wish a town lot r.:9xl40 in the beautiful town of Palmetto at $16, send Borne of the best bar-

also for a circular, galnt^Jn the etate. MARTIN EiUNN, «»rleton House, Jacksonville, Fl»

a mob in the streets of Baltimore stigmatized as "a foul lie" and'it is written that the "mayor of the city, the entire police department and a

Issued every morning except Monday and dellvertd by carriers.

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ber of citizenfc on account gf their being the first troops to pass through fo» the defense of the capital escorted them through the city." Yet the Democrats of New York nominated Jones for lieutenant governor on the strength of the fact that he was colonel of this Massachusetts' regiment, although he was not in the street with it when the alleged attack was made and shortly afterwards resigned from the service.

There is a class of government positions which are not within the letter of the civileervice statute, but which are so disconnected with the policy of an administration that the removal therefrom of present incumbents, in my opinion, should not be made during the terms for which they were appointed solely on partisan grounds and for the purpose of putting in their places those who are in politioftl aocord with the appointing power.

It seems hardly credible that the above is an extract from the letter written by Mr. Cleveland to George Wm. Curtis one year ago Christmas, but such it is. Since it jras written thousands of postmasters and internal revenue officials, ''disconnected wiih the policy of an administration" have been removed on partisan grounds, in truth on that ground stated in formal communications filed in the departments by other partisans. The sham and humbug of this administration do not even have the merit of being well enough devised to deceive anybody..,,.

Those loyalist members of parliament elected in Ireland who are giving to the public such incendiary remarks as this from one of them, "If home rule granted Ireland loyalists must arm them selves else their throats will be cut," should be suppressed by wiser ones of their party. Such talk is more treasonable, at least to the welfare of the people in general, than much that has been said by home rulers for which punishment his been inflicted. We do not believe there is any ground for thq, warning. The Irishman is not vindictive arid does not bear malice. He has grown desperate under oppression, but when the fetters are removed his nature will be joyful and buoyant. If home rule brings any disturbance at all in Ireland the chances are that it will grow out of quarrels among the home rulers themselves. In fact, that is the only consideration of danger in the proposition to give Ireland a parliament of its own.

Hot a Bite.

Buflalo Courier. Having made arrangements to treat cases of hydrophobia, St. Louis calmly awaits the oases but, liko the average fisherman, it doesn't get a bite.

Acquiring City Fashions'

The Territory of Arizona has a debt of $7, 000,000. The territory will probably have itself organized as a city. .,

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Oliver Dond Byron has been fined for fict ing on Sunday in Cincinnati. We should think he could appeal on the ground that he ifl no aoter.

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Chicago Tribune. A sausage sixty-four feet loBg was made recently in a' Philadelphia factory. This Hjight be called the St. Bernard of sausages.

Even the Blizzard Hakes Trade* O ah a S

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There is a good opening in Omaha for one or two wholesale clothing houses.

Harper's Weekly, with characteristic ette Call, when what is now the L. E. & mugwumpian perversion, has arrived at W.road, was in process of construction. n, nas arrivea ai ..

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The chief aiid several subordinate officers of the Chicago police force were called before the grand jury to give evidence as to the violation of the liquor __ law. Each one testified that he possessed Chattanooga, Tenn., which attributes its losses directly to the influence of the .prono knowledge of the violations whic jjibition movement In the meantime

are known to all men in that city. The

with. It is generally considered a compliment to say of a smaller city that it is much like Chicago and thus it is our police board can felicitate itself.

write it, is removing many false impres

serve ineir own 7 ,• my address for a gions of events of the war ol tne rebellion .ngO ,rte & r.' nettAj

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AFTER MANY DAYS.' f'

A Murderer After Fifteen Tears Will Feel the Hand of Justice. Some fifteen years ago, says the Lafay-

on© of the men employed on the work

DaytoD) nam^

O'Brien, was at

tacked, robbed. and so__badly beaten by

another named James Voorhees, that he died the following day. The murderer disappeared, and the matter had almost faded from the minds of all. Recently, however, facta came to light which warranted the last grand jury in finding an indictment against Voorhees, for murder in the first degree. On Saturday last Prosecuting Attorney DeHart made anew examination of such of the witnesses to the affair he could get hold of, in an informal w»y. This was brought about by a letter received on the 31st of December, asking if Voorhees was wanted for the murder of O'Brian, and asking what reward would be paid for his production here, A second letter was received on Monday from a Terre Haute detective agency, making the same inquiry. A reply was to-day sent offering a satisfactory reward, which will probably result in Voorheesbeing apprehended and sent here for trial. It is understood that the murderer has, at some point in another state, made a confession of this murder, and it has come to the knowledge of some of the detectives, with the result, thus far, as stated. The affair at the time crected a great deal of excitement, and had the murderer been caught then he would undoubtedly have been lynched. Further developments will be looked for with interest.

«5*i A Singular Spit. The most singular spit in the world, says Hone, is that of the Count de Castel Maria, an opulent lord ofTreviso. This spit turns 130 diffeient roasts at once, and piays twenty four tunes and whatever it plays corresponds to a certain degree of cooking, which is perfectly understood by the cook. Thus, if "Yankee Doodle" is played, it signifies that the pork and beans are done. "Di quel la pira" would intimate that the macaroni was ready, and "God Save the Queen" would rescue the beef from being overdone.

The Effect of Temperance. The development of the prohibition sentiment in the south is shown by the failure of a wholesale liquor house in

hibition movement In the meantime the sale of 'possums and other temperance i__

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chief was candid enough te say, however, drinks is largely on the increase that this lack of information was owing to orders from higher authority that, in fact, \he police board had given instruC-

She Beats the Record.

A French woman has succeedeu in pro-

tact, "tne ponce Boara naa given ins true- .. nouncing 296,311 words in three hours, tions the saloons must not be interfered

to break

This is su record. It widow.

History as "she is wrote" nowadays .1 the writers .„i»g to SffiSLS."" Northwestern Railroad, Freeport, I1L

the feminine

to break the feminine inferred -that she is a

I have used two bottles of Athlophoros and seem to be entirely cured of rheumatism,.after fifteen years trouble and suffering. I cannot say too much for this

Of the 672 Yale graduate?,who died in

is the story published ten years between 1876 and 1885, there

some of the democratic papers regard- were 271 who were past 70 years of age.

ing the loyalty of Baltimore people. The |physicians everywhere freely certify to hitherto generally believed report that a {jfe curative effects of Red Star Cough Massachuselt's regiment was attacked by Core.

WISE AND OTHERWISB.

"A pretty thing in gloves," said she, "I wi«h to get a Derfeot glove." "The prettiest things ih gloves," said he, "Are those white hands of yours, my love.'—f American Bas. The average age of the British peer is fifty-eight.

The estimated insurance in force ii St. Louis is $1,670,000,000. A copy of the president's message finely bound was a Christmas present to Miss Cleveland.

The Hartford, Conn., authorities forbid the sale of Sunday newspapers after 10 a. m., Sunday.

Philadelphia Record: The owners of desorted skating rinks have one resource. They can hire Sam Jones.

The new balloon constructed by the Meuden aeronauts will be directed by a steam engine, as directed by M. Henry Gifiard. Electricity will be given up, owing to its want of power for continuous actiSn

Utica Observer: It is stated that Governor Hill had applications from no less than 11,000 persons for places on his military staff. It is surprising to not" the number of men who want to soldiers in times of peace.

The new house of commons contains 112 lawyers, 60 manufacturers, 42 merchants, 35 journalists, 25 bankers, 24 brewers, and 21 ship-owners. Not more than 50 out of the 670 members are of the distinctly aristocratic class.

The nHmber of words between "ant" and "batten" in the second part of Dr, Murray's great English dictionary is 9,135. The work will embrace twenty-six parts, on the calculation that there are about 240,000 words in the language.

From the Constantinople Express, De cember 21: Upon the night of Tburfday' Friday last a son was born to H. I. the Sultan. The young imperial prince received the name of Mehmed Buirhaneddin Effendi.

At a late meeting of thQ Presbyterian Synod of Dakota, the Indian women reported having raised $500 for missionary work among their own people the past ye?r. This was moie than all the money raised by their white sisters" in three societies.

Cures of sciatica are reported as having taken place in Paris after a single applijlication of Dr. Debove's method -of reezing the skin above the painful parte with a spra^ of chloride methyl. The application is said to be'applicable afeo to facial neuralgia.

The Laficet hopes against hope that boys who smoke will draw a lesson from the 12-year-old lad in London, who died in consequence of smoking a pennyworth of double twist. "We may at least," says the venerable editor, "advise every sensible boy to regard tobacco as a poison.'*

An "English company has perfected its arrangements for providing sick chambers with telephones. The object is ?to give persons suffering from contagious diseases a chance to talk with their friends. Speaking-tubes are inadmissible on account of the infectious nature of the breath.

Some twenty colonies have been estAb lished in the Santa Fe district of the Argentine Republic. Their territory oc cupies ninety-five square leases, and the settlers number 1,359 families. During the first thirty years tne district has grown through colonization until it has a population of 111,000 souls.

Chicago claims the anything but proud pre eminence of being amoDg the largest producers of butterine and oleomargarine in the world. One factory, by no means the largest in that city, boasts a sale of 3,000,000 pounds last year, adding the comforting assurance, "almost all. of which was shipped to the eastern mar kets."

The document-room clerks at the house receive some queer requests, says a Washington letter. A constituent of a western member asks for the Congressional Record from the date of its first publication. Another would like to have a revolver, while a third desires that a call be made at the census office to obtain the residence of a certain party.

HE WORSHIPED HIS WIFp 1 And Refused to Live Without H?er—

Tragic Suicide of Richard Bailey. CHICAGO, 111., January 7.—Richard Bailey died at the county hospital yesterday morning. Mr. Bailey was the original producer of Gilbert & Sullivan's comic opera "Patience" in America. He obtained the manuscript and score and put it on in a little town outside of Boston, his wife, Amy Goodrich, appearing in the title role. He has been in Chicago about a year and a half. He worshiped his wife, but they became estranged in some way. I He told his friend she crme to Chicago, and, although there was nothing in common between them, he came here to breathe the same atmosphere with her. While he never sought her, nor saw her, but kept knowledge of her whereabouts. Despondency gained the mastery of an otherwise energetic, bul otherwise too sensitive nature, and he lost all ambition.

About two weeks ago he went to, the Madson house, on Madison street, near Lasalle, and the chambermaid knocked on his door next morning, but no answer coming, and thinking he had been out late, paid no attention after knocking vigorously. Late in the afternoon1 the smell of gas was faintly discovered in the hall. Finally the key of the room Bailey occupied being absent from the rack in the office, they broke open the door and the occupant was found unconscious, while the room was full of gas.. He was alive and that was all. Medical attendance was obtained and after a day's care it was concluded to send him to the county hospital. There he has lain in a comatose condition since. The asphyxia was partially reduced when brain /ever set it and he has been lying on abed and pillows of ice for the past week. The hospital authorities state that he died of pneumonia.

The coroner will investigate the matter to morrow. In the minds of those who understand the man and his circumstances there is little if any doubt that he attempted suicide.

WHERE THE MONEY WENT.

An Old Han't. Mania for Lottery Revealed After Death. Said a gentleman to an Express reporter: "The recent luck of the four Terre Haute boys in the Louisiana lottery reminds me of an incident that happened several years agp. A well-known citizen died, and I was appointed administrator of his estate. He was supposed to be quite wealthy, and I thought so when I took charge of affairs. Looking through his papers I found a large package, and opening it found a large number of receipts for money paid a lottery. When everything was settled the heirs began to grumble because there wasn't

opened tne package where your money went, over the receipts, and.

They: looked stopped grum-

The Qreatest American Statue. James Jackson Jarves, the art critic, says of Mifs Anne Whitney's stjtne of

Lief, the None discoverer of America, whose history is lost, in the mist of fable and tradition, that it is, without exception, the finest creation of American sculpter. It willTae placed on Commonwealth avenue, near the park, Boston.

INDIANA'S SHARE.'•

The Hoosler Delegation Fares Better Than IT mtl at the Speakers' Hands. Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

WASHINGTON, D. C., January 7.— Indiana received her due portion of consideration by Speaker Carlisle in forming his committees. Altogether, the Hoosier delegation fared better than that of any other state. It has more prominence and more positions than any other delegation the same numbers of men. General Browne was returned to the ways and means committee, with an advancement of position. This is what the general has wanted, and he will be very well satisfied with it. Mr. Cobb, who is retained as chairman of the public lands committee, is delighted, as he has won quite a reputation in public land matten, and expects to figure more irominently in congress than ever be ore. Colonel Mateon goes back to the chairmanship ot invalid pensions, a prominent committee, and one for the duties of which he is well adapted. Mr. Holm an takes third rank on appropriations, where he has been heretofore, and is given second place on American shipibuilding, which may have important deities to perform, since subsidies for the establishment of American lines of steamships are talked of. Mr. Howard, of the New Albany district, is given positions en two prominent committer which is unusual for a new member. He goes on the banking and currency and claims committee. Mr. Bynum is on the coinage, weights and measures conimittee, which, since the agitation ot the silver question, is one of the most important committees in™*he house, and on the commerce committee, which has always takeD high rank among the committee.

Judge Lowry is second on the elections committee, which is about the fourth committee of importance in the house, and is made chairman of the committee on expenditures in the treasury department—a committee of no importance whatever, as it seldom meets and has no duties to perform worth mentioning, but which gives him a clerkship to dispose of. Major Steele stands at the head of the republicans on the .mili tary affairs committee, the choipe of positions to him. He did not want any other place, and is therefore snited perfectly. He is one of the best posted men on military affair in the house, and is taken .as authority in such matters. Judge Ward is second on post offices and post roads, a committee which, since it will have the formation of an appropriation committe, is one of the most prominent and one having the most far-reach ing influence of any in the house. Judge Ward does not need any more committee duties, but he is given a place on ex penditures in the postoffice department. Mr.' Kleiner ranks fourth on the Mississippi river and third on war claims, on which committee is Mr. Johnston, who is also on Judge Lowry'e committee on expenditures in ihe treasury department. Mr. Owen desired to go just-where he was assigned— on public buildings and grounds, where he can best serve his constituents, and especially in looking after the interests of his bill providing for a public building at Logansport. He also has a position on the military committee. Mr. Ford is at the end of the committee on the District of Columbia, where he can not serve his constituents, and has a place on revision of laws, an inconsequential committee.

5 YOUNG LEE,' .... -"v' }.

More Abont His Appointment as Janitor of the Court House. When Henry Tate, the old colored janitor of the court house, died, his duties were assumed by his two sons. Tate received $30 a month, and when his sons took the place they applied $20 every mouth to their father's debts. They performed the work to the satisfac tion of all, and no word of complaint iwas made against them. It will be remem bered mat the appointment of younj Lee was made after Mr. Roedel refusec to act with the commissioners, and was made by Commissioner Lee. father of young Lee, and Commissioner Wilson, Mr. Lee held over. Nothing was said about the change to Mr. Black and: Mr, Dickerson when they became members of the board, and they were surprised when Lee took the position. Besides giving the position to the son of Commissioner Lee,

the salary was raised from $30 to $37.50 a month. The action has caused considerable comment about the county offices. Said an employee of one ofi the county offices, and a'democrat: "I think the Tate bovs ought to have been given a show, arid I understand Commissioners Black and Dickerson think so, too.".

No More Use For Wax Dolls Fannie is a little girl who has a big wax doll as a companion. A few days ago anew sister came t. her house,! and after a few days she went over to a neighbor's. "Well, Fannie," said the lady, "where's your doll?" "Oh," she answered, turning up her nose, "I don't have nothin' to do with wax babies any more. We've got a meat baby at our house now, ana that takes up all my time." 'I'Very Different Indeed. 5 I? Minneapolis Tribune.

The conoeit of the pilgrims was of a more vigorous, austere and withal respectable nat are than the kid-glove-and-monoole egotism of the mugwumps of the period.

Oh, think what a world -we culd have o( it here. If those with bad teeth or bad breath would go Elsewhere, say to Saturn's comfortless sphere

And leave all its nice, pretty earth here below To nice and sweet people—to people who won't Forget to keen clean, and to use SOZO

DONT.

The Only Remedy.

Those who suffer from foul breath are open to tip charge of carelessness. It is an oflence that can be speedily abated, as a single bottle of fragrant SOZODONT will unmistakably accomplish the Work No toilet table should be without it. It will preserve and keep the teeth white, and the breath pure and sweet.

Too Many Snows.

Apostle Snow, of Salt Lake City, has seven wives and twenty-three little snowballs. No wonder that he is a backslider.

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With the wonderful acting horses In the great heroic and equlstrlan melodrama, entitled

"THE BANDIT KING."

Jas. H, "Wallick In his great role of Joe Howard. SPECIAL SCENIC EFFECTS.

USUAL PRICES. USUAL PRICKS.

FOR

RENT—Two unfurnished front rooms, with gas and bath. Inquire at 607 Oh'o street.

•J^AYLOB'S OPEBA HOUSE.

A GREAT MUSIGAL £\TENT.

Un$jer the i"

Direction of MB. C. CHIZZOLA,

Tuesday Evening, Jan. 12

Madame Emma Nevada.

Will be assisted by the following EMINENT AETISTS:

MR. EDMONO VERGNET, Tenor. SI6.1UIGI CASATI, Violinist. Sip. CARLO BUTI, Baritone.

MR. GUSTAVE LEWITA, Pianist. SIG. PAOLO GI0RZA, Musical Director, PRICES-——

All lower floor, 81.50. No extra charge lor reset ved seats. Family Circle, reserved seats, $1.00 admission, 75 cents,

Oallery, 50 cents. Hale of seats now progressing at Button's book store.

RAND OPERA HOUSE.

ONE WEEK, COMMENCING

-eLnuisiry

10 MORTIMER 10L

AND

20 WE WEB'S DRAMATIC CO. 20

30 Change of Plaj Nightly. 30

Admission—10c, 20c, 80c.

mum.

.fe-,

COMING-HARRY WEBBER'iS CO.

Caiico Party,

FRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 8th. No one allowed on skates until 9:15 without some article.of apparel consisting of calico.

Saturday night, second of scries of races for ohamplonship. of city,and medal.

Admission 10o. I

-AND—

OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.

PRICES no.

512 AND 814 MAIN STBBET.

J. B. RHODES

Manufacturer oi irlaln and Fancy

Flower Pots,

DRAIN TOiB. TOO.

1822

East Main St.

Write for list.

Its CAUSES and CURK, by one who was deaf twenty-

one years. Treated by most of the noted specialists of the day with no benefit. Cnred himself In three months, and since then hundreds of others by same process, A plain, simple and^successful horns treatment. AadreM T. S. PAGE, 128 ea»T Twenty-sixth street, New York City.

S00 firm»,S0 to 10,000 acres at acre. Good markets. Healthy

TOSS

ACTIHA BATTEBY. P&tent appUed lor.

errABLIBHKD,

Mach ler? Power,

AND

THE WEEKLY EXPRESS

Both For One Year, $2.50.

Each month for 1886 GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, "the old reliable magazine," will contain a bentl fully engraved frontispiece illustrations of p: availing fashions in colors and black ard wflte, designs of the latest novelties In fancy work in colors or black or white of Berlin work, chrochet, drawn-thread work, embroidery, knlttiug knotting or macrame, luce, netting, Poonah painting, and tatting, with complete Instructions fc same. In add lion to plain directions and «rfect illustrations of the various stitches, and instructions in different kinds of Tanoy work, the magazlna. will contain many usefol and elegant designs for a'great variety of articles not affected by changes of fashion. It Is so admirably adapted toits purpose as to be 5nylspensable to the work-table of every lady. A full size out paper p&tera, of Wbwh dou can make your own selection from any design illustrated In the magazine, freo ion of those illustrated, a de9 publication, a departmusic (an architectural design, a department of agriculture, besides novel?, novelettes, "Stories, lilttory, biographical sketches, poetry, notes on music* art, literature, seientlQc miscellany witt currentevenis of the day by the best magazine writers. The mechanical production of the book will excel that of any other S2.00 magazine published. The twelve books during the year will constitute a lume of over one thousand pages. Price S2.00. A sample copy 16 cents. Liberal terms to club raisers.

Address,

'lifittCin

DENTIST.

Office, 430%, northwest corner Fifth and Main streets. Teeth extraoted without pain..

C. T.BALL,]|. D,

LIMITED TO

THROAT, LUNGS

AND

Nervous Diseases,

Room 10, over Postoffice, 22% south Sixth street. 9 to 12, and 3 to 5 p. m.

DR. F. G. BLEDSOE, DENTIST

Office, N«. 106} Soutb Fourth Street L. H. BARTHOLOMEW. W. H. HALii.

Bartholomew & Hail,

DENTISTS, E

OOft. OHIO AND SIXTH STREETS, -^(Oversavings Bank.) TERRE HAUTE, IND.

I. H. C. BOY8M,

Attorney atLaw,

No. 503 1-2 MAIN STREET.

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Pearl and Agate Tea and Coffee Pots

FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS, AT

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR. J. H. BBESON,

fl* 53^

STOVES!-

PROFESSIONAL.

J. ALBERT WILLIAMS, M. D., jf

Graduatefrom.two of the leading medical colleges in this country, attendant of the best hospitals--4, and Woman hospital, New York city late physician to the Detroit Head, Throat and Chest

institute, and Physician to Diseases of Women, has opened a permanent office on Sixth street, os it to re a or the cure of aU the various diseases THBOAT, CHEST and aiseases of WOMEN. In the treatment'of CATARRH, THROAT DISEASES ABTTTMA, BRONCHITIS, .CONSUMPTION, and LOSS OF VOICE, W adopt the most improved system of medicated inhalation and .• other appliances which bring the remedies into direct contact with the organs diseased. It is conceded by all learned physicians to be the only system by which those diseases can be cured. It has established their entire curability, and has rescued thousands. from the grave. There is a cure for any and all afflictions of the Throat and Lungs—a enra that may be safely relied upon with all oonfidsnce and hope. It is reliable, certain, direct. and permanent in its effects. Improvement seen and felt from ihe first hour of treatment, I care not how much you are suffering. I wish it to be clearly understood that when I advocate inhalation as a method of treatment I do not mean any one, two or a do%en specific medicine. Inhalation rightfullyapplied must be thoroughly understood and medicine prepared for each individual oase. ..

CATARRH

That early and dwgusting malady with its multiplicity of symptons: the sore throat. :v enlarged or ulcerated tonsils, the remarkable tendency to contract a cold, hoarseness, hacking cough, hard and dry coughs, profuse expectoration, hacking, suoking and drawing. ..... down the palate. All this train of evils is controlled by the new remedies without resorting to the barbarous practice of burning, blistering-or stupifying the senses with opium. I have fie best treatment and appliances that ever csme to this city.

Testimonials at the office.

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New Advertisements.

OURE FITS

IVbcn say euro

lux raenn uiereiy to btop iiicm lor

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CONSUMPTION,.

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