Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 August 1887 — Page 2
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Look at Soma of Our Prices
Men's Beamlees Congress, $1 25. Women's Kid Button Shoes, $1.25. Misses' Kid Button Shoe*, $1. Women's To« Slippers. 60c. Child's Shoes, 4 to 7, 50c. Children's Shoes, 7 to 10 J, 85c. You tha' Shoes, High (Jut, $1.
HANDSOME SOUVENIRS
Given to all our patrons.
It Will I'ay You
To trade at
300 Main Strict.
W,a.Curr, J. H. William#, J. M. Cun.
WILUASIS
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Manufacturers or
:*ash, Doors, Blinds, &c
And Dealer* in
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JMBER, LATH, 8HINGLES, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS an5
Skulders' Hardware.
MULBERRY ST., COR. NINTH, Terre Hante,
PBOffcSSHlNAL CAKDS.
LINCOLN & HAYNES Dentists,
No. 19$ SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
Opposite Postotllce. Terre Hante. Ind
I. II. €. ROYSE. I3ST3TJI^^3SrOE3
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Mortgage Loan,
«o. 5 7 0KI0 STREET
W. H. ilAX.1, K. D. B. W. K. Maiu. It. 13.
0rs. Hall Sl 9tai(,
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(Mucoessors to Bartholomew Hall.) *'$% OHIO 8T. TKBRK HAUTE IHD-
Why You Feel Sc
weak and exhausted is because your blond is impure. As well expect the sanitary condition of a city to be per-Ici-t willi deli led water and defective sewerage, as to cxpcct such a complicated piece of mechanism as the liuman frame to le in ^ood order with impure blood circulating even to its minutest veins. Do you know that every drop of your two or three gallons of blood passes through the heart and lungs in about two and a half minutes, and that, ils way, it makes bone and muscle, brain and nerve, and all other solids :i!nl fluids of the boilv? The blood ia the great liourisher, or, as the liibla terms it,
"The Life of the Body."
Ts it any wonder, then, thijt if the blood be not pure and perfect in its constituents, you suffer so many indescribable .symptoms
Ayer's Sarsaparilla stands head and shoulders" above every other Alterative mid lilooil Medicine. As proof, read these reliable testimonies:
Iitoek, of Lowell, Mass, says:
For the p.v-it -." years I have sold Avet's Sarsaparilla. In my opinion, ilie best remedial agencies for the cure of all tlie diseases arising from impurities of the blood are contained in this medicine."
IiiUTene I. mil. M. P., :isi Sixth Ave., New York, viys As a blood-puritier and general builder-lip of the system, I have never found anything to equal Aver's Sarsaparilla. It gives perfect .sa'isfaci ion."
Aver's Sarsaparilla proves equally ofucneioits in all forms of Scrofula, Jioi'.s, Carbarn s, Eczema. Humors, Lumbago, Catarrh, &c. and is, therefore. the very best
Spring and Family Medicine in use. It beats all." savs Mr. Cutler, of Cutler Brothers & Co., Boston, "how
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
does sell." Prepared by
Dr. J- C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mast. Price $1 »i* bottles, Worth $5 a
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P.J.RYAN,
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K-eps first-class buggies and CArriRges pre nir-Hi to attend all orders with neatness ana dispatch. Special attention Riven to boardln#
"undet taking establishment removed tt Main street.
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MOST PERFECT MADE
bv the United States Government.
Endorse'! by the heads of tiie Great Universities and Putilic Food Analysts as The Stronsreet, I'll rest,and most Healthful. I)r. Price's the only liakin1' r*owd«r that tioes not contain Ammonia, l.ime oi'Alurn. Dr. Price's Extracts. Vanilla, j*mon. OrarisrB, Itoee, etc.. flavor deliriously.
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CnUtred (u Heoond- CltM tie ut th* Pottojfict oi T'rrt Haw.r.
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TKBBS8 OF HCMSUKtPTIOII. Hily Kfrpreea, par nettle IE par year oe sii months 8 75 tan weeks I BP b»aed every motclng except Kondfif and wi'.*b-ad by cirriora.
TEKK8 rOS TUB WEEKLY. me copy, one yasr, In adrsroo fl 25 mo oopy, six month*
For clubs of Sre thera vill be a cash dlsvtiEt of 10 per cent, from the a bo TO rates, or preferred lnste&d of the cash, a copy of the /tekly Express -will be sent froe for the time mt the olob pays for, lass than sU aiotfas.
A BBACTinrL OUT.
fly
a
ejwcial arrangement -ith the publishics of Kariii und Fireside, wi oan, for a short •me, offer a beautifal gi^t In connection with •v ^mper to e»3rv snbeoriber. It is iasg1 tier*.
n,
»Jod "The Morning
4'6--.big." A few years ago such a picture -nld not bs porchased for less than $6 or #1(', ad the engrariug is )ast es Talaable ss tbonjjb ju paid a large nam for It. •io niice of the Weekly Jixpress for one ywrli W 26 'he price of Farm and Fireoide for one »r Is 50 /be ralae of an ensrerlng Is fully 8 60
Total -W 2£ By paying to date, and one yeor In ad-or.oe, rt will give all of the afcore, worth $4,38 FOB ON1L.Y $1.80, that yon get this Elegunt Engraviss FREE paying less than the price of the Weekly jtpreea and Farm and Flieaide alone for one •Jar.
Poetege prepaid In all eases whan sent by nail. Babsoriptlona payable In ad-ranoe.
Where the Express Is on FtSe, (a London—On file at imerlcan Exohangc a Fji.ijifl, 449 Strand.
I Pi--is—On file at American Exchange la 35 Boulevard 5«e Oepucino.
Crying Sables
are macie
Cood Matured, Healthy, Hearty, by the uso of
Rabies do not cry if tlvy niv satisfied, and they cannot he satisti' it hev arc not properly nourished by their food, or if W produces irritation of stomach or bowels.
Very many mothers cannot prop?rly nourish their children, and the milk of many mothers produces i:d etfects ia the child because of constitutional disease or weakness.
For all such cases there is a remedy in
LACTATE® FOOD. Hundreds of physicians testily to its groat value. It will bo retained when even lime water and milk is rejected by the stomach, hence it is of greal iilue to all invalids, in Cither chronic or acute cases. 150 MEALS for an Infant for $1.00. EASILY PREPARED. A: Dnirgists-iV:.,50c.. SI. Valuable pamphlets sent on application. L25 WEU-S, UU it AKIJSON & Co., liurlingtoii, Vt.
Mr. William Hicks is a gentleman of much pertonal importance in Terre Haute.
If there w^re no all i.ight gamMirg •aloona thfre would net be this constant fear that the faro banks nld resume operations:
The Democratic press is much per turbed over Mr. Blaine'snnvoments and have started him homeward a year before hisj.mrnev is over.
General Boulanger, who wanted to tijht all Germany, now asks permission to fight one little Frenchman. "God the music hells" is a ii rst rate description
General Simon Boliver Buckner was more successful yesterday in K°ntucky thsn in his contests ia the war, but he had Betty and the bsby to help him.
The next time the tally sfceet forgets are tried the prosecution will please see to it that Sim (Joy's reputation is net presented to the jury as that of an honorable man.
The gamblers are trying very hard to prv open the town. The police must vigilant this week if they would obey the orders issued to them. There was gambling Sunday night in a gambling room, and it is reported that a reguiar game is going in another place.
All the rag-tag and bob tail of the Democracy that a week ago was ready to throw Coy and his gang overboard as Jonahs, will now follow tbe lead of the "Damn—their—cowardly—souls" or«an, and want to join in a popular ovation to the rascals. We have many of that kind here in Terre Haute.
His plethoric excellency of the White House seems to have "tumbled," as the boys on the street sav—or may sit is Dan'l—and is trying to head off the invitation committees. He begins to re.l in that he is being used for advertising purposes and fears that the soap mea will be after him next.
Tne police think they at last have the "colored burglar" who has been seen by many startled residents of the city. With all due regard for that priociple of law wbi^h presumes the accused to be
V/F.
innocent until the evidence establish** his guilt, we hope they bs.e. Anyhow, keep Bill looked up for a time.
The public debt statement for the first of the month shows a decrease of $4,844.894, and "total cash ia the treasury $456,304 36," which if distributed would give each Hoosier something more than $8. Mr. Hendricks will turn over in his grave on su^h an official statement from the first Democratic administration.
The tally sheela were fraudulently altered. No one disputes tiiat fact The alterations were without exception in favor of Democratic candidates for office. No one disputes thef. The men in whose possession they were when altered altered were Democrats. No one disputes that. Indeed, the great predominance of Democracy in the affair is w-hat seems to have prevented conviction by the jury.
The first Brooklyn bridga jumper was paid $200 or $300 a week b» a musuem «an aster. The supplyof bridge jumpers increased, and in compliance with the laws of supply end demand, th? price went down, until now we suppose the young fellow who accidentally fell off the bridge, yesterday, and was sent to the hospital comparatively unir jjred,woald be a drug en the museum market. It begins to look aa if Sam Pitch wasn't such a great fellow, after all.
McGarigle's plot to escape may prove to be -i paor one after all. While the extradition treaty provides for the mutual rendition of p?rso»3 accused of murder, assault with intent to commit mur der, piracy, arsoo, forgery or the utterance of forged paper, the Uniied States government has the right to demand his return on the ground that his tscape was secured by the conaivanc-! of officers of a Canadian veitel. Mcreover, thh government can demand the punishment of the Canadiin subjects who aided hi? escape.
Secretary F-iirchiid is Baid to be preparing a tariff revision bill that will satisfy both wings of the Democratic party. Mr. Fairchild is a novice. Ha will be a wiser in after he submits his measure. Whea John K. Tarbox, a smart young fellow from Massachusetts, ros? to engage Blaine in a meal rable debate, "Bill" Morrison walked to his side and asked if he knew what hell was like. No," said Tarbx. "Well, you will know in the next two hours," rejoined the Illinois politician. Mr. Fairohild will also have a vivid impression by the time the next session cf congress adjourns.
The Democratic press is charging that tbe prosecution of Coy was a bitter partisan persecution. Perhaps, there were no forgeries committed. The trouble with the average Democrat is that he looks at the prosecution of these rascals not as a means of administering jastice but as a proceeding aimed at his party. When the scoundrels were fi islly brought to trial and it looked as if cjnviction were csrtain every sncalled self-respecting Democrat regretted the aS*ir for its political effect not for the evil exposed. Now that his Indianapolis' idola are not Bent to the penitentiary he sneaks around to their side and patches up a story of political persecution with which he defends he
Over at Springfield, 111., en investigation of the affairs of the sheriff's c-ffice has brought out the f.-ict th^t for several terms the occupants cf that office have been collecting illegal fes. The Assoeiated Press dispatch says that "several of these ehsrifft have been in a scr of partnership with the city police to obtain money from the county by the manipulation of tramps arrested by the police" and that "in order to stimulate the policemen ti activity ia this line cf enterprise they were paid 50 cents ahead to be lodged over night." It a notorious fact that the &heriff of Vigo county has had a targe revenue from "boarding" tramps and the like, the county payirg the bill. By all means lets have a workhouse.
After one or two of the Chicago boodlers had "pquealed" and the testi-mony-for the prosecution was all in, the defense began the introduction of its testimony. The first witness put on the stand was a millionaire pork packer, who testified that "Buck" McCarihy was ii man of.good reputation. The same strange feature was the noticeable one in the tally-sheet forgers trial, that is the appearance cf men of high commercial standing swearing to the good cheracterof mea of notoriously bad character. The only way of accounting for this is in the supposition that these wit nefctes had re tived or hoped to receive commercial favors from the accused or the friends of the rccused. Last winter, during the legislative investigation of tbe management of the benevolent institutions, tbe sanae thing was noticed first class business men testifying to the good reputation of those officers who bought the supplies for the-institutions, when all the state knew that these officials were guilty of receiving maggoty meat and oleo-nargarine, while paying for the best. Perj iry is a harsh word te use in referring to this kind of testimony, but it is the one that expressi the conviction of all honest men as to the character of the testimony.
Lightening Tbem ap.
Boston Globe. The new law in Texas against carrying dead'y weapons ha*, according to ths Texas papers, diminished the fall dr^ss weight of the STersge Texan by six pounds.
A SI oral H-ro.
Puck, The man who can p*s» the warning notice, "paint," without testing tbe matter with his fiigerto see if it is dry, a« snSicieat willpower to give np drinking.
The Bung St&iter.
Milwaukee Wisconsin. The fill of Joseph Chesterfield Mackin, now of Joliet, seems to hsv» been the signal for an upheaval of potitie&l rottenness in ihioaso.
A Hop. less Task.
Detroit Tribune. The sea-serpent discoverers this year seem to be diaooaraged. It is hard to beat the lire told laat year.
EXPEESS, TElUtE
CHARGE CF MURDER
Blade Agmlnst the Ber. Mr. West—Excitement Over istlt
BMVI
De»ttj at Obes-
tertoD. The examination of the viscar^of Su3ie Beck, the victim of the Rv. William Thomas AbbottjWest, by Dr. Lue^eking, chemical analyist at St. Lmi?, disclosed the fact thtot large quantities of arsenic had been administered—enough to csuse the death of many persona. This fact was immediately communicated to tbe authorities and the chief of police telegraphed to all the principal cities of the United States and Canada to arrest West for murder, describing him as "31 years of age, five feet six inches high, with dark auburn hair, dark brown eyes, fall, rquare face and chin, clean shaven stoops slightly when walking wears wine colored Spectacles dietws like a e'ergy--man." Sisie Beck was the daughter of poor parents, living near Ches terton, and was employed as a servant in the fimily of the Rev. Thamss West. Tbe wifi became suspicious of 8asie an she was discharged. See went to Chicago cn June 21, to whith city West soon fol lowed under pretense of taking medical treatment. They went to Su Louis, en tirely penniless, and passed their firs' night in a wheat field in the outskirts. Caaritable persons assisted them and he got work ss an electro plater. He bought a package of over two pounds of arsenic at a manufactory, to be used in his trade. His wife was taken eics with all the symptoms of cholera morbus and died July 18, the doctor giving a burial certificate. She was buried, but when the body was exhumed it was discovered that she had given prematnre birth to a child, which h-d been pluc?d in the ccffia with her. The next day West disaipenred and went home to his wife. A letter was received purporting to be from SiF.ie Bees, dated at Chicago two days after her death. West appeared at Chesterton, drzed and ill, and he fled as soon as he teamed th't he had been identified as Abbott. He took away all photographs of himself but ore. West's suspicious actions in St. L-iuis alone led to his detection. He left Chesterton the 20th, having borrowed mojey from unsuspectiug friends. A letter was received at Chesterton on Saturday from Toronto. Canad', in a hsndwiitiug that remarkably resembles West's, purpoitine to be fci George E. West, atkicg for particulars of his brother's scandal. He particularly atks that the fact of his" writing be kept from the family.in Chesterton, and ssys he has had
PO
word
from the matter since he left Chesterton come weeks ago. A special from Chesterton says: "Tbeexcitement in Chesterton over the West case is intense. Men express themselves as being rean'y for any duty. Prominent people express themselves as being ready to pull aropson West if the opportunity oc cars. Services in West's old c'mrch were held yesterday, but very few sitended. The church has recjived a terrible set-bsck here. Many people have already ordered their names erased from the church book. From morning until night throngs of excited people were to be seen, and nothing is heard but "West," "West." Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John H. Couler had decided to send to Michigan City and Valparaiso asking for at least 500 men to make a search for West. He has looked ov^ the ground and decided that a search on a grand scale should be commenced. There is no difficulty in raising men Business is suspended, and a stranger stepping into Chesertont would thirfk war times hnd returned.
A Third Party An Annoyance. Maud and her George Washington were in the parlor and Maud's father was laying down his political tenets to Maud's George "I tell you," he ex claimed, "the Republicam and Democrats are all the parties the country needs. We don't want auy third party in the shape of prohibitionists or labor men." "That is it precisely, pips," replied Maude "a third pirty is-an annoyance anywhere." Maud's father counted ncses, concluded he was the annovance and withdrew from the field. —[Gospel Age.
Want Gladatcma to Push the Button. The directors of the Minneapolis exposition are considering the advisability of rtqueiting fx Premier Gladstone to open the exposition this year by pressing an electric button in London, as Mrs. Cleveland did in Washington last Tear. Both of the cable co jpanies are now investigating the feasibility of the scheme. Gen. Waeh urne was appointed to represent the exposition directors on the invitation to be exteaded to President Cleveland.
How the Printer Read Exchanges. John Randall, a labor agitator and printer hailing frjm New York, got work in thf Derby (Conn ,) Traajcript cffi:e. He spent his evenings in the cffice, o« tensible looking over the exchanges in reality, however, he was studying the combination of the i'onsafe, and he fin ally tucceeded in opening it. O Fiid»y and Saurday last he did no: spear at tne office. It was then discovered that $150 were missing.
What Is Left.
The Reverend Dr. Edw- rd Mt-G'ynn. The Reverend Dr McGiynn. -verend D-. McGiynn.
R»v. D.\ McGiynn. Doctor McGiynn. Dr. MtGiynn.
Mr. G'ynn. McGlvnn. "Mac." —[^rom Puck.
A Stony Glare
"Pa." inquired Babbv, who was reading the paper, "what is 'stony glare?'" "It is the expression which comes over a man's face at church," e/rplaiced the old gentleman, "when the contribution box is held before him and he has neglected to provide himself with 10 cents ia charge.—[New York Sun.
Faith With Works.
It ia reported from Richmond, Ya, that a pions Baptist of that city has rented her fice home home snd moved into cheaper quarters, that she thus might ba able to give $1,000 a year more to charity than she otherwise could have done.
The F.nal Explosion. A new theory of the final destruction of the earth is that the polar ice is penetrating the interior of the globe like a wedge, and that as soon as it reaches the furnace there will be an explosion that will split the world into pieces too small for truck patches.
Tribate to tbe Firemen.
Minneapolis Tribune. Who says a fireman's life is one of enervating ease and inglorious indolence? If men tver earned a whele year'j salary ia one'dkj, the Uinneapol a firemen did thai little thing yesterday.
A
Commendable Prosecution. A number of firmer* were summoned before a jastice of tbe peace last week and fined for allowing Canada thistles to grow oa their farms —[Elkhart Review.
W.U Street Braced p.
N*w
YORK,
August
stock aarket opened strong
this
HAUTE, TUESDa/i AUGUS'l 2,1887.
with what the street calls "very *otd buying,' a prominent feature. Traaing seems to have aacum^d a more natarai tone and there is no excitement at anv point The boird repr^se^tativfaof H. H. Powers, Messrs. Goold A Henry, shortly titer the opening of the exchange announced their suspension. They have no outstanding contracts on the exchange, the liabilities being all on account of claims against Powers. 11 a. m—A short pariod of comparative quiet wss followed by renewed ac tivi and tbe market became decidedly weak, the decline being much more rapid than the advance, and early gains were soon wiped out and materially lower figures than tbe opening were established. 2 p. m.—At a mcetingof the prominent operators which was he:d this morning, it was decided that a chtck to the de cline ia the stock market was absolutely necessary to save the country from a panic, and S V. White, A. E Biteman and Addison Cammack agreed to boy 50,000 shares of stocks for that purpose This baying turned the market and caused an tdvance cf 2 per cent alt around. Tbe purchase were for the purpose of coveriig short sales mad a at much higher figures 3pm —The jtock market showed a decided improvement this afternoon and steadily advanced and the b^at figures of the day were recorded at the close. The advance in the general list ranged from to 2J per cent.
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.
Whitclaw Rfiid and Elliott Shepard and family, of New York, are in Alaska. A recent government sale of smuggled nnium in Sin Francisco brought $46,500.
The Richmond (Va.) Stste is egitating the establishment of a Confederate museum.
A Boston Walt Whitman society will pay a weekly pension to the "good gray poet."
London has police army of 13.849 m«n. The chief has a salary of $10,5j0 a year.
Parnell wears several elaborate rinca presented to him while he was in Cilmainham -til.
Anna Katherine Green (Mrs. Rohifs, her matrix 1 nam-) moves from Brooklyn to Buffalo.
General John F. Sbeehan has sold the Sin Francisco Poat, of which he was the owner several years.
The RJV. Frank H. Chalfont, of Pittsburg, tins an elder brother in northern China as missionary.
The mother of Sylvar.u' Cobb, j.-. was firstconsin of Abigail Djdg» (G-lii Hamilton), and of Mrs. James G. Biaine.
Many good sport8aion abroad shoot with both eyes open, and now the British volunteers are advised to do the same.
A society for the prevention of hydrophobia has been inaugurated. It includes Profestors Huxley and Tyndall.
Howflla gives his moiniag hours id his Lake Georg»: cottage to his writing and afternoon to his family and friends.
Lieutenant Schwa'ka h?s seen huje mammoth tusks of pnie ivory, in Alaa ka, in the curve cf which a man may stand.
O the border line of the queen's dominions, at the mouth of the St. Crojx river, lies Campobello, a new and quiet ocean resort.
Along with a chicken you h:ve to kill in the ceremony, this is the Chinese oath: "Supreme heaven, if I tell a lie may the thunderbolt strike me dtad."
Wife Murder nod 8olclde.
BRIDGEPOUT,Conn.,
August l.—George
Whittatein, a furniture dealer, in a fit of jealousy, shot his wife three times, then pointii'g the pistol at his mouth shot himself He died in fifteen minutes. Oaerfthe three shots which struck hie wife entered the right lung and lodged in the spine. It will prove fatal. The couple have lived apart for several months, and this noon Whittsell called at his wife's residence and asked if she would return and live with him. Being refused he drew pistol with the above result. He was 70 years of egt and his wife 30. .——
A Bad Lot.
Emporia News. Xiike th9 eneuiios that aty well-conduoted newspaper mikru and stand them np in a row, and the rait of tha commnuity will »ay that the editjr ought to be prond that thsy are hit enemies.
New Hampshire's Savings West. The N*w Htmpahire eavirg* banks have $18,500,000 invested in western mortgag-s.
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And ail Germ Diseases.
THE MOSf SCIPNTJFI AND SUCCESS•UJLi BLcOt) PUKiiriKli Superior to nine. r. •*'. A. Miller. loun stree,, ive--,rk, was cured by Kaskine of extreme nalorlal prostration after seven years sufferlutlering. He had run down from ITS pounds 97, began en iskine in Jn e, 198.'. went to vork in one month, regained his full weight six months. Quinine did hi no good whatever.
Mr. Gideon Thompson the oldest ard one the most respected citizens of Bridgeport. ,, u., says: "I am ninety years of age, ami ci the last three ve rs have suffered from .aria and the effects of quinine poisoning, recently began with Kaskine, which broke -tp i'le malaria and increased my weight 2-2 .auuds."
Mrs. T. A. Solomons, of 159 ITalliday street, feisey City, writes: -'My son, llarrv, elcuen /ears, wrs curee malarl by Kaskine. afrer lfteen months' illness, when we bad given up Ul hope.
Letters from the above person*, giving full details, will be s' nt. on application. Kaskine can be taken without any special Medical advice. Si.00 per bottle. Sent by mill on receipt of price.
K48KINK CO., 54 Warren St N. T.
LADIES I
Do your own Dyeing at home with
E E E S S E S
Tbey will dve -»rytliing. They are sold everywhere. Price 10c a package—40 colors. They nave no equal fnrStrength, Brightness, Amount in Packages or for Fastness of Color, or non-fading qualities. They do not crock or smut. For sale by Jacob & Charles Bauer, 701 and 703 V» abash ave. c. F. Zimmerman. Druggist,cor. Thirteenth street and Wabash Ave. Oeorge Reis3, Druggisi, Northwest cor. rhi"l and Main streets. Terre Haute. Tnd
J. C. REIGHERT,
Insurance Agent,
ctepresents only the best Companies In ,jres against FIKE, WATEK.C J. OPKTORNADOES and LIUTNi G. Also vcont for the KKD STAR ,nd AMERICAN tlDesof Ooe in-.i«ar-"»—
Sew Advertisements All people of Dyspeptic Should* learn to lengthen out their dayn.
When Indigestion makes a call. Or Constipation, worse than all, Makes life a burden, bear in mind. In Tarrant's Seltzer health you'll find.
II. O'ftULLlVA.N,
i.
Dealer In
"'ne Tens, Coffees, Staple and
Fancy Groceries.
P. ?07 and 309 Xortb Fourth Street.
DRUNKENNE8:
ur the I.iqnnr ITablt Positively Cared l'i Admtnlft.rlnff Dr. Ualnee' )old«n Spxclflr. ft can be given lu a cup oi eoltee ortenwithf u1 tbe knowledge of tno person taknm i:.abso'ulely harmless ati'1 »i'l etteet a permanent and speedy cure, wh tli^r the natK 11* a modeiate drinker or an a.voliolic \\ic Thousands of dtuukar. hi ve L'ecn made temperate men Aho have taken Gol en Spccillc in their coffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe ttiev will drinking of „helr own free will, IT NRVKK K*H The system once Impregnated with tlieSp cifie it becomes an utter impossibility for I he llqu appetite to exist. Vo- pule by James E. Somes, nmsnrlst. cor. Sixth and Ohio streets. Terre Qaute, Itid-
CONSUMPTION.
haw
poslf.vf remeo
foi the above disease: hy Itc use thi 3ases of tho wcn=t kind and of long standing bav' iyen cured. S utmnif is iny faith In It* efflcauv ,-iint I wilt send TWO BO RT'J.ES KKE1S, totetfle. «ttb a VALUABLE TKISA'iWKon thisdtoeaseA taj sufferer. Give Express and P. O. addraM, tlr 1 iHl Hearl St. YrWK
hy Itc use thousands
Wanted.
One Million feet White Ash logs,
second growth. Apply to San ford Fork
A Tool Co., south of tbe city.
Mantelsl Mantels!
ill Iron is All Styles
The public is respectfully invited to examine our stock. Also a nice line of Cooking Stoves.
HANION BROS.,
SIS Moln Rtr«et.
LOW BATE
EXCURSION TICKETS)
Low Rate Excursion Tickets are now on sale to all Summer Resorts, via
Chicago & Essters Illinois R.R
Three Trains Dally From
Terre Haute to Chica$o»
making dose connect'ons with all roads diverging Call or write for copies of tbe Tour Jsts Guides giving a description of the various glimmer rttorts of the North and Northwest.
WILLIAM HILL., Gen. Paas'gr Agt.,
R. A. CAMPBELL. General Agent, CM Wibaah Ave.
Chisago, m.
.Ss#*
Don't Head About
CHARLES W. LOGAN'S
CHOICE
FLAVORING
EXTRACTS,
YANILLA, LEMON, ORANGE,
STRAWBERRY, ETC.
Unless You Want the Very Best.
They Give Universal Satisfaction.
Ask Tonr Grooer for Them.
MANUFAC1URED BY
E, & S. FREY,
BAIiTlMOBK.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.
MAILS CLOSE. EAST.
Indianapolis and through east, 12 noon, if p. m„ 3:20 p. m., H30 p.m. T. a S i. Railroad way stations, 6 a. m., 12 noon.
Carbon, Ind., (through poach), 6 a. m. WE8T. St. Lou!' and through west, 9:30 a. m., 1:3P p. m., 9 p. m.
Vandalia Railroad way stations, 9:30 a. m. 1:30 p. I. & St. L. Railroad way "tations, 9^0a. tr
Illinois Midland Railroad way stations. 5:30 R, m. Wabnsh, St. Louis & Taciflc railroad, wes' of Danville, III., 9 p. m.
P.irls, III., (through pouch), :30 p. m. Charleston. III., (through pouch), 11:30 p. in. Ma'toon, 111., (through pouch), 11 JO p. m.
NORTH.
Chicago, 111., 9:30 a. ni., 9i. m. Chicaj^i & Eastern Illlno's Railroad througt norti and way stations. n:30 a. ni.
Danvdle, 1)1., (through pouch) 9 p. m. Terre Haut & Logansjw Railroad waj stat ions. 5:30 a. m.
Rockville, Ind., (through poucl), 3 p. m. SOUTH. Terre Haute & Evansville Railroad througt south and way stations, 3 p. in., southern states, 9 m.
Kvansvdle, Princeton, Fort Branch, Sulll van, and stations north of llaubstadt, Ind. 12 p. tn.
K. & I. Railroad, through south, Iivansvii1 and way stations, 7:30 a. m. HACK LINES
Pralrieton, Prairie Creek, Fairbanks, Gray vllle. Narrows,*ind Vigo, lud., hack will arrive at noon on Mondais, Wednesday and Friday, anr» leave at 2:30p ni. the sam day,
Gil cert, Ind., every day except Sunday, a. m.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Caatoria, When aho was a Child, she cried for Caatoria, When she became Miss, ahe clnng to Caatoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castorla,
I CURE FITS!
I do not mean merely to stop them for a time and then have them return agaiu, I mean dlcal cure. I have made the difeaae of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a life-Ion study. I warrant tny remedy to cure the worst oases. Because others have failed 1» no reason for not now receiving a cure. Send at once for a treatise and a Frpenottip of my Infallible rt» medy. Give Exprew* aim Post Office. It cost* you nothing for a trial, ami I will cure you. 4ddre&8, Dr. iL G. ROOT, 183 Pearl St., New York.
HS1 PHVi li CatarrK
Is an inflamed eo'idition of the lining memtirann of the nost rils, tear-d cts and thro t, jiflecting the lungs. An] acrid mucus 1 secreted, the discharge is aeeompa-^ ed -,vl li a buniin« at on. There are severe sp-tsmsof sn-e/lnc frecjuent attacks of headache watery and infllined eyes.
WAYFEVER'
Try the Care, Ely's Cream Balm. HAY-FEVe A particle Is applied Into e:ub nosti !l HCil1 acreeal'.le. I'rice 50 ''s at ill linuM8 mail, regiotered, CC cet a. N ?ulai SLUE.
I' LY BROTftER^,
2.Ti Greenwich street. New York.
^J"OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OEFTCK ClTV FNfltNPKR,
TF.NNi'
HAITK,OK
nd., July 2l»t, 18 7.
Sealeil preposal' will he received by the I 'oin. on Council of the city if Terre Haute, Ind., at their next rec'ilar meeting, Tu-sday t-veniuc. August 2d, lf87, for ttie impn vemenl of Nleth street from Cr wford't eet to Colleg street, and Ktuhth street from Crawford -tT'eel to O lleec street, in ae.c .rda ce with pas and specifications now on tile In lie lrv Clerk's nice. Alt proposals must be accompanied a bond of two indred (200) d'dlar-, cned'bv two dislnteri'sted sureties, ihat the bidder will eu er 'to contract wi-h-in five (.'•) day a ler the award is mi.de l'roposals must ne made o- regular blank forms io lie of the (My Engineer.
Envelopes eontainlngbids must 'oe endorsed with the name of the street for which the tender is made. by order oft Common uncll
GEO. It GRIMER, City Enginee,-.
ROOFING, Building & Sheathing Felts.
Rouflne Pitch, Coal Tar, Roof Pairts, 2 and 3-$ly oal ar, and 2 and 3 ply Asphalt Ready Roofine. Asbestos Fire-proof tell, Motbproo: Felt, etc., etc.
0. SMITHiUR,
(Successor to Bims A Smithec.)
18fiiei!hSie
MI
"dianapolis.lnd.
J. NUGENT. M. J. BRVPHY
NUGENT & CC
Plumbing & Gas Fitting
DEALERS x2i
tfas Fixtures, dlo'^es and Ea gineers* Sa|
3-WOHTO STREFT TERRE HAUTE.
OALL AT
Central Hall!
721 MAIN 8TEEET.
Fins fmporttd or ftenestie ttioes
FOR FAMILY USE.
special prices per dozen bottles for parUss, etc.
ARNOLD MKYER
MOTH PROOF BAGS!
For protection of
Blankets, Fore and Woolens,
WHOLESALE AHD KBTAIL.
J. B. DUNCA5 *G0«t 660-693 Main 8t
SI,500!
BLRCKB5?S?Y BLOC
•S540 Qia Honoo^
Faoslmileof Patent Chess arid CheokerlHard. adverttslnK the celebrated Sj n\*.ta Hl«ck Remedies and a RKWARD OV If v.u fall to And tt on this small board enU on vour drvuwlst for full-site n»ndsom«»ly l.!thi«rrapfc^d board, KRjfiE or »end O cents for po»iH£e u^.
COUGH BLOCKS.
From Mason Lonjt. the Conrertet Gambler. Foirr WATXT.Intl., April 5, lsst.—1 hare given
the
Srnvtta Coujh Blocks a thorou*lurial. They cured my little girl (S years old) of Croup. Mr wife and motheMn-law vrero trvabtod with coughs of long stanv'.lng. One package of tha Blocks has Cured thorn so they can talk as only women do." MASOV LONG.
WORM BLOCKS.
LiM\. O.. Ja-1. Ii. 18PT.—'Tho Srnrlta Worm Blocks acted like a charm In expelling worms from my littlo child. Tbe child ts now welt ana hearty. Instead of puny ami sickly as before.
JOHN U. HOBBINSOM.
BLACKBERRY BLOCKS.
The Great Diarrhoea and Dysentery Checker. DKLrnos, O., July Tth, Our alx-montha old child had a severe attack of Summer Complaint, Physicians could do nothing. In despair wetrted Snyvita Blackberry Blocks—reconnnended by a friend—and a few tloses* efTocted a compietecure. Accept our heartfelt Indorsement of vour Blackborry Blocks. Mu. AND MBS.
J. Banshak*.
The Svnvlta Block Remedies arc The neatest thins out, by far. Pleasant, Cheap, Convenient.
Snn.
Ilandy, Kellable, Harmless and Pure. No box no teaspoon or sticky bottle. Put tip In patent packages. 1HSESIB5CENTS. Warranted to cure or money refunded. A*k your dniKKl^t. If you fall to pet them send price to THE SYNVITA CO., Delphos, O.,
ASH HECKIVE TUKM L'OSTI'ALII.
tw CUECKHRHOA.RP yRRK with raoJl Untw.
The Improveil United Mati scales, the lipst scales ma e. (Greatest improvements. Lowest prices. Supplanting *11 others wherever introduced. If you want scab of any Hied mi for circulars. United Mates Scale Co., Terre Haute, Ind Works—Corner Seventh street and Vandalia l.lne. Patents May IS, 1S7R February 26, is7t. two patents December 20. 18S1 April 23, lf*7. 8. J. .AUSTIN, Patentee.
WILLIAM CLirr, J. a. CLIFF, K. CLIFF
TERRE IAUTE
Boiler Works
JAT*1
CUFF & CO., Proprietors.
Manufacturers of
Boiler^ SiokeStaels, Tants, Elc.
bop on First Street, Between Walnut and Poplar.
TERRE IIAUTK, INDIANA.
Repairing promptly attended to.
UNIVERSi OF W0 if SI FR."
COLI ECI.V 1'.. MUSICAL, KI'l'A KA lt V. Alt and COMM ltd A I. 1) P.MtiMKNTs lltllv ei|iii|ip d.witli (Idition il tea- l.i rs. New Chair of l:ol Co-t due.-itional. Over fiuo students. Sta oard of study rank with tho first, di dern Ian ii.me thoroughly taught. Phvsical culture by Militai.v ill :md .mnasiiim Karl Mr/. Prmeipal if Musical Dept. Tll..H' il KliUCA I ION A I MINIMUM KX PENsE. Pall-ei in opens SKIT 11. Ijend.for Catal Bin' Addres. the PlfKSl DEN or JKSSfcK iHcCliKIXAN, loiii., Uouet«r, O.
FREEHOLD INsTliUFE.
Fret'hohl, N. Y.
44Hi Year. Prepares
FOR
BUSHES?,
FOR PR«NC£r0N, COLUMBIA, YALE, OR
HARVARD.
REV. A. «. CHAMBERS, A. M. PRINCIPAL
A. J. tiALLAUUiilr,
GAS AND STEAM FITIING, 4X« C?IIK««ltV ST., TCI' It"' II li TK
J. W1LKKS FOILI
& II-
01 & 03 Wt WnBliIn^ton +t. I.lcf|£o, III.,
FFS.T J\!) H.1VKI, ItilBF. A«il Healer- |:i limit iclllties for doinn u'i is if uco f'at we can do tie Kelt and Gravel Itu
M-terl-ts. Otir I llai.te ara :d ciiilitvof •i i: n- in use
mall the tirstcla.s bu'bl HPS as Ore i-o nt a lower prio* than lit. or Iron, ai \varrant our roofs for live muter als with full instruction how to do the work •r furnl«h sn p-rleiieed tuan.
AH MOO LONO,
Shirts Drawers Undershirts Collars Cuffs (per pair) Handkerchiefs
too 6o 6o 2o 4O 2c
323 MAIN STREET.
PATENTS
Jctrrnj
QF INTEREST
TO ALL!
ft plves n« j|easure to reennitrend JiL« «^Kf7SAKOmitC WINK. It sells better and gives better satisfaction than any i- medy we have ever sold, our sale of is continually Increasing. HKSS & MONTOOMERY, DrugKists, Plvmou.h, Ind.
No article can receive su ban endor?emcot a4 tne alwe unless it has actual merit. OILMOKK'S AltUMA riu li is an
».fallible Cure for Female Complaints.
1bou«ands of women bear grateful testimony to the wonderful cures It has made. It cuir'alns no lutoxlcating prorerti. to irritate a sensitive stom-»ch, or to induce an Injurious reaction after a temporary stimulation. It exists digestion, makes rich liealtby blood, iii builds up tbe entire system, thus laying bf ure foun iatlon for perfect health. cot aale by J. & C. Baur and C. C. Leek.
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