Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 August 1887 — Page 2

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special

Bargains

-IN-

300TS,

SHOES

-AND-

SLIPPERS.

look at Some of Our Prices

Man's Seamless Congress, $1.25. Woiaen'ti Kid Button Shoes, $1.26. Misses' Kid Button 8ho«»p, $1. Women's Toe Slippers. 50c. Child's 8ho*s, 4 to 7, 50o. Children's Shoes, 7 to 10A, 85c. Youths' Bhoee, High Cut, $1.

HAN9S0?i?E SOUVENIRS

Given to all our patrons.

It Will Tay You

To trade at

Ubu

300 Main Street.

W• B. Curr, J. H. WlLLIAMJB, J. M. CLIFT.

mm urn 1i mci

Manufacturers of

?ash, Doors, Slinds, &c.

And Dealora In

OMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, GLASS, FAINTS, OILS and

Builders' Hardware.

MULBERRY 8T., COR. NINTH,

Torre H.mta.

__ PRUF£$S!UfcAL CAR0S.

IJNCOLN & HAYNES,

Dentil,

-I No. 19J SOUTH SIXTH STREET,

Opposite Postofilce. Tnrro Hnnt«. f"d.

JL H. €.

I3ST STT!R_A.lSr OH3 :—and—

Mortgage Loan,

Hn. 517 OHIO STREET

W. H, liA-i, ». t). 8. W. a. MAIL, 1). D. 8

Wrs. Hall & tSail,

DENTISTS,

'Huoc«wor« to Bartholomew A Hall.) B29K CSIO ST- TEKBB HAUTE IND-

The Reason Why

Ayer'a Pills are so popular is, that whilo always roiiablo as a cathartic medicine, they lievor leavo any ill effects. This is becnuso they are purely vegetable, and entirely free from calomel or any other dangerous drug. In all cases, therefore, whether the patient ba old or young, they may be confidently administered.

In tlio Southern and Western States, wliero derangements of the liver are so gonoral, Ayer'a Tills have proved an inestimable blessing. 1_. W. Baine, Kew Berne, N. C., writes

I suffered a long timo with stomach mid liver troubles. I tried various remedies, but received no benelit until 1 commenced taking Ayer's Tills. These lills benefited me at once. took tlieui regularly for a few months, and my health was completely restored."

Throughout Now England, next to lung diseases, Stomach unci IJowel Complaints arc tlio most prevalent.

Dy spepsia

and Constipation are almost universal. Mr. Gallacher, a practical chemist, of Koxbtiry, Mass., who was long troubled with Dyspepsia, writes "A friend induced me to try Ayer's Pills, and, after taking one box without much benelit, 1 was disposed to quit them but he urged perseverance, and, before I had finished the second box, 1 began to experience relief. 1 continued taking them, at intervals, until 1 had used eleven boxes. Sutliee it to say, that I am now a well man, and grateful to your chemistry, which outstrips mine."

Tho liend and stomach are always in sympathy hcnce the cause of most of those distressing headaehes, to which Homanv, especially women, are subject. Mrs. Harriet, A. Marble, of Toughkeepsie. N. V,, writes that for years she was a tturtvr to headache, and" never found anything to give licr more than temporary relief, until she began taking Aver's Pills, since which she has been in'the enjoyment of perfect health.

Ayer's Pills, IREl'AltF.U

Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by all Druggists.

UEORKE REISS,

Jobber in all grades

^IRMft'G AND lUliMCAUlfG 6ILS.

aloe, Northwest or r. O'.i aud Main Sts. SCPURMK I IGHT Is the Finest Illuminating Oil in the Msrket.

"p. J. RYAN,

Undertaker ar.it Proprietor of

SALEST

FEED and

Undei taking Man «'re*r

ABLI

corner Wabash avenue and Second street, lerre Haute, lnd.

K-«n« first-class buggies and carriages pre »«r to attend all enters Willi neatness and ils jatch special atlenUou giveu to boarding

establishment removed

FOUNTAIN

BRANDS—

vE OUT AND PLUG Incomparably the Beet.

fUU. WEIGHT

CKEAM

3T PERFECT

Its superior excellence proven In mi.lions ni limie-fur mure lhau a iuait of a eentury. is us'd bvth United Mates government. Endorsed bv ihe hearts of th? Great Universiti as th» Strongest, Purest am!

ir-ost

Health

ful. IJr. Trice the only Caking Powder that does not e: ntaiii Ammonia. Lime, orAluin. !d only in Cans.

I'ltii hakim powder co. XJSW VOIiK. llil'ACO. ST. I.OIJI8.

DAILV EXPRESS.

M. Allele, Proprietor

8LJCATION OFFICE

6 South Fifth Bt- Printing Houwaquar®.

I'vUered as 8tcontl~ Cla* Postr office of Terre Uauf 'r tana.

TERMS O* HU!J3tiltlFXIOH. y»ily E-rprose, perTraak.... 15 psryaar 7 50 eli muniiiB 3 75 tan w&sks 1 50 huaed arsry Looralng oicopt Monday and Wr fh"ifl by osirrlsrs.

TEKMS roB THE WBBKLT, oe oopr, one year, In adTonca #1 25 ne copy, Biz inoctha 65 &or clubs of Sf9 tliera will bo a cs®h dla•ount of 10 par cent, froia tho sbore rates, or preferred instead of tho e&ah, a oopy of Oie VtekJy ttrpreea will ba eant fres for the time Uat tlie club paye for, leso than sir ninth*.

I SXAtrriFUL GI7T.

By a spoKLal arrangement ith the pabllahjr« of Farm and Fireside, wi can, for a short time, offer a boantiftii gift in eunnaction with av papar to arerr subscriber. It la a raag-

I laor', o-.iiled "The Morning 'Jre.-ling." A fcrw years ago euoh a picture a jald not bo pnrchnsed for lees than (5 or $10, ind the engraving Is just ss valnable a* though fon paid a larg9 snai for It. rhe prioe of the Weekly Espress for one year is 85 I'ho prioe of Farm and Fireside for one ssr Is 50 fhe Talne of an engraying i» fully 2 50

Total .......$4 35 By paying to date, and one year In adTanoe, ire will give all of the aboy*, worth $4.«S FOB OWI.Y $1.80, so that yon get thia Elegant KngreYlast FBBK if paying lesa than the prftc of the Weekly Express and Tf&tm and Fireside alone for one Mir,

Postage prepaid in al! crww wbon sent by oaall. Snbsoriptions payable In ad-maoa.

VThere the Kxpreea Is on PlJe. fn London—On fll? at Ameriosn Exohsage Fu«.ipo, 449 Strand.

Pr-ie—On tilo at American Exchange in -^rib, 35 Bonlevanl des Oapueino.

CHOLERA jNFANTUM.

"n most fatal diseaseof Infancy,

K^EVENTED, OOflTROLLED,

and CURED by

jLaGtatecC

IWTS^lfs^lIDS

It has been successful In hundredsuf cus wnox-e other prepanvl foods tailed. FOR INFANTS, of any r.pre. it mny be used with confidence ui info mid coiiiyiote substitute i'or mollier'i iuilli.

FOR SNVALIDS,

it ie !V Tertcet \u!rien. in eit'ier chronic rr ae-.ile eases. We.iJi St"iiim'hs always re. 'i ii an,' •iclish it. l'liyRtcians r.ud mothers e» its superiority. The niosi palatable. ticv:rislii!vr :!ii'.l eco'uomica! of l'oods. 1 ?0 MEALS for an Infant for $1.00. r.ASHY PREPARCD. At Drug.ri.-rs-^VK1., .W., gl. Vi.luabli ciix'iilarsiV piimihle(s,siMitfri-e.L20 W Fl.l.s. I'll'11 At

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&('o„ ISlirljll«jt«.»M, \'t.

Snubbed, by George.

The mayor and other city authorities of Wiikesbarre were arrested for failing to keep the streets clean. It hie honor, Mayor Kolaora were arrested for failure to perform his duty the city would get all his salstv in the

wit

n{ fines.

St. John told

a imhss

meeting at Wiikes

barre, Pennsylvania, yts'erday, that "tbe Republican party and the chinch of Christ are responsible for the liqucr traffic." As St. John is the great professional opponent of the liquor tr.ifiic, it must be that the Democratic party and the devil are responsible for hiin.

A Marion, Indians, coruptny which captured the first priz? at the Findlay, Ohio, natural gas jubilee, has sued for the JToO prize. The Findlay blow out seems to have exhavsted the town, as since then it has fallen into innoc ous deseutude. As we remember it all the ne^spipers in the country were iiiflicted wilh spread eagle descriptions of the "boom" display. The newspapers also should send in their biiia.

It is reported from Washington that 'western Democrats are displeased with Secretary Fairchiid's circular offering to prepay interest and to buy bonds. The Cincinnati J^npuirer of jeEterday voiccs this sentiment as follows:

Ksep yoor eagle eye on thft icark*t prioe of four-and-halfe, Mr. Secretary FtdrchilJ. This paper notified you when yonr prop»«itiRn to rnichaeo came out that before the dsy of opening tho propositions (Angnst 10th) tha msrket price won'.! hav-» risen 3 per cent. I lacks only *8 "f 1 per c«nt. of that prediotion no*-, and two ilnys to fco on. If you had gone on to the street qaietly yoa coald have bonght your bjcdi at the price prevailing ten daje ago. Bat, of course, yoa conld not do that—whatevf the vercmsnt does must be done openly. And that ,how why the government is in no position to Iny undne obligations at a premium. V''U want 12?,000,000 for tSe tinkirg fund. If on get it you mu»t bay at at lea»t 2 per cent., and very likely 8 per oent, higher than the bonds rated when jonr ptopc•ition was pot ont, with the knowledge tnat the advance wat is conseqaenoe of yonr ad*

vertisement. Two per ctnt. on iJ,6C9,C0GIs f410,000, and 3 ier cent. «660,t00. It thia little sain which your performance will have co3t the United States. not boy them, 5ir. Secretary. There ia rothing in it.

The meeting called to extend an invitation to Mr. Cleveland was composed of both Democrats and Republicans, as nearly equally divided politically as yon can divide five, with no mugwump present. Mr. Cleveland accepts Mr Voorhees' invitation, bat that cordial invitation of the committee sent by telegraph is on Dm Lamont's table waiting for the type-writing cleik's leisnre to be answered. As if this were not enough to crush us, the Washington correspondent of the Enquirer pokes fun at ns:

Ez-Senator McDonald called at the white boose tJ-day, and presented the reeolulion of the Indianapolis board of trade, inviting the president to tarry at Indiana's capit 1 dniing his western trip. Mr. Cll invita£j(|Mlta(M|M conld renn^MMW* western thr^ngn ^rafiii' minatee at Terre Hsate, get a piesidential call also.

Of course tbe true pleasant and not notice the udeneea of guests, so it behooveB every cit s?n of Terre Haute to hide all mortification and be very thankful for the twenty minutes. This much is said Eub rcsa before the guest arrives.

host mi

fir, for dbauie, Fanny.

QIoba-Democrat. Miss Fanny Davenport dresses rather scantily, even for the heated term. In a reo ntly published letter detailing her routine of vacation life, aha Bays: "My hair combed back from my brow, a large straw hst, a colored apron—this completes my costume."

Not to Be Expected.

Philadelphia Record. Whan onr esteemed cotempofcary, the Ncrth American, pn.s its own words in onr month, and then asks what we mean by raying what we did notsay, it can haidly expect an argumentative answer.

Only Two Horn* to the Dilemma. New Orleans Picayune. It is not uncommon for a fashionable young man to live beyond his means but when a dude lives beyond the means of his mother he must marry, or come to want.

An Ungrateful Ouiiesion.

Baltimore American. An interesting paper in a current periodical is called "Books That Have Helped Me." Strangely enongh, the anthor does cot mention pockct-book.

Cause Enough.

Inter-Ocean. It is said (hat forty-three persons are employed in Qae9n Victoria's kitchen. No wonder there is dyepepsia in the roysl family.

Jaat I, ke Her.

Loui ville Journal. "I wouldn't give a cent to marry him," said the haughty beauty, and np to dat^ she has still persisted in refusing to give aatent.

Speaklrg or Silent.

Ilubrew Standard. There are tome polit ciana that are not all Jemagognes in what they say, but very great demagogues in what they do not say.

A Truth-Telliog Cowboy.

A sua burnt, athletic young fellow, with a cowboy hat on his head and a belt full of revolver cartridges abcut his waist, was strolling about the streets of Hamilton last week, but saw few faces that he knew, thnuahhe was born in thiB ci'y. He was Willie Arnott when he ran away from bis home sixteen years ego, and had been a rover ever since. Now he is Larriat Bill, a rope-thrower, one of the et.ir attractions of a company of. cowbovs and Indians, who are now crossing the ocean to give exhibitions in England. I have been a cowboy most of the time since I ran awsy from Hamilton," he said. "Oar party was picked up in Texas and out wrst by a man named Shelby, and we will make a start by opening a wild west show in Liverpool I think myself the whole thing i' a blufl a'. Buffale Bill to buy us off. We have only twenty-one people and thirteen ponies, and if the show goes up I gufss I can get a job with Cody. Do I wear this all of the time? Yes, when I am out of Texas. You think it's a pretty tough country, but carrying six-shooters h#s been stopped. In San Antonio, our nearest market, they fine the boys S50 for carrying a gun. I never saw^an Indian uotil I saw Geronimo and his ind a year or two ego when they were prisoners at S.«n Antonio. ThiB busines-s ia the same an every where else. There is a great deal of bluff in it. I carry a revolver openly heie, but I daren't do it where I ccme from."—[Toronto Globe.

What He Wanted.

"Yes, sir," said the real estate agent, "that piece of property on Btreet is just what you want." "Seems to me it's a good ways from the center of the city, isn't it?" eskfd the prospective tenant. "I'm always in my office until late in the afternoon and it would be after 0 when I got home "Y'es, it's four miles out, but then you are only two minutes' walk from the base ball ground." "I wish you would make out that lease before anybody else comes in," said the proactive tenant vigoiously.

A. Change of Jobs.

City editor—"Just in time. I want you to rush out to the fair grounds, go up in that bslbon, and write

Reporter—"Billoon! Well, now, I don't know about that I have a family to support." "That's so I didn't think of that I'll send young Jones and you take his b.

Hurry up acd Stop him."

"What is his "I want him to write up a five column article o" the smallpox hospital."— [Omaha World.

"Le Monde on l'Ou 'imuu." ghe—"By the by, I met your brother at dinner last night. Such a delightful party! Such a dinner!! Such flow ors!!!"

'He—"Indeed!

Where

wsb

She—"At the—a—the—a—upon my word, I really forget whoee house it was 1 wm diniog at!"—[Texas Siftings.

Qrrga»iout Bird

"Landlord, I thought yru said there wasn't a single ra rquito in the place." "Yes, sir. Very true, sir." "Why, confound it, they f«irly swarm "Y'es, sir. Thai's the way they travel in these ra'ts. sir. You never fiad them alone, sir."—Town Topic.

Ordering a Fesst

Countryman tin restaurant)—I guess you kin git me up a nice piece of beefsteak, and have it fried rare.

Water— Fried? Countryman—Yes, you don't expect I'm going to e?t it »*aw, do you.—New York Sun.

Ksnni City.

Kansas City's weekly bank clearances are nearly as great a* those of Xew Orleans and juisville 03mbia*4

FARM HOUSE ROBBED.

Jmmi H. Ball'* Hoa«e Entered and Jawaliy Taken. The farm residenca of James H. Hall, residing sooth cf the eity about six miles, was entered yesterdsy between 9 and 11 o'clock in the morning and relieved of lantity of jewelry. Mis. Hall and child had gone 't-j one of the towns in the southern psrt of the county. About 9 o'clock Mr. Hall closed up the house and went to his father's a balf mile a*ay. He neglected to close a door which is not UB- in summer and over which wire screen had betn nailed. A table stood at the door. When he returned he found that the screen h»d been cut and the table pushed aside. Upon entering he discovered that a complete ransacking of the premises had taken place. His wife's jewelry was missing. Ihe collection Ciinsi8te.! of several valuable rices, ear rings and a child's pin. Mr. Hall lcs' some wearing apperal. He staited in hunt of thelhief and ascertain* that a strange man had gone from the river ad to the Seventh street Suilivan road, which two Mr. lla'l lives. He icribed as of middle age, German earanca with a straw hat and shirt. He was traced as far as street roa where it, was said ie in the direction this city, •ove to the ciiy, reported the robbery and started back in hunt of the supposed thief.

Tales of Alaikn.

Tacoma, W. T., August 9. Tbe steamer Olympian has just returned from a trip to Alaska, bearing back Senators Cameron of Pennsylvania, Vest of Missouri, and Farwell of Iliimis Governors Swineford of Alask* and Houser of Montana E liott F. Shepherd, cf the No'w Yorkbdr President Gi!m»n, of the John Hopkins university P/cf ssor Dyer, of tbe Howard university President Abbott, cf the Wisconsin Central railway Attorney Bliss, of Washington MtfS EJwardr, of the Mount Hoiyoke seminary President Butler, of the New York traialng college, and many others tf distinction from all parts of this country and Eogland. They say the scenery is something wonderful. The Gold mountainscf Douglass hla were particularly astonishing. Aliska's Indianas they uod far advanced in civilization and Chiia ianity. Liber 1 con tribut one were made by the excursionists for still further enlarging them. The party witnessed the departure cf an Indian fleet of six sail boats from Met lacttlii, British Columbia, for Port Ches ter, Alaska, being an advance division of 1 000 Indans who seek better homes in our country.

New Pat) nt Ruling?.

Washington, August 9.—The commissioner of patents has rendered a decision in one cf the most important ques ions which his recently come belore the cflice. He holds that while a patentee is at liberty to employ such language and phrases as he elects, he is required to point out his particular invention so that the people msv not be deluded, nor the inventive genius of the public deterred or frightened from pursuits in the fane art or field of invent 03 by a patent containing equivocal claims which, in eSect, woulfl suppress ail further improvement.

The ^ommissiocer has dir-cted that an extension cf the patent for a certain llutinr machine be extended teven years from June ], 18^3. This will bethefi st esse in ten years in which an exlecsion of a patent has been granted.

An Unnalaral Daughter.

Leavenworth, Kanp., Aumst 9 On last Satarday Mrs. Mary Uiwlinson aged seventy-cne years, arrived in Os wegc from Augusta, Kans., intending to reside with her daughter, Mrs. Harvy Willis. After a day or two the old lady quarreled with her daughter, who wanted to gel possession of her mother's mocey, of which she pos?essed a son-iderable amount. Monday mc.rniog the two women had a disgraceful quarrel, ia whiih Mrs. Willis grabbed her mother by the hair, threw her violently to the il ,or and beat and kicked her un.il 6he became uncontcious. In a few hours the injured woman died from the eff-cts of her injuries. She died while dictating a will to exclude her unnatural daughter from receiving any of her property. Mrs. Willis has been arrested.

The Volunteer a Winner.

Marblehead Rock, Mass., August 9 —The "Volunteer came in at 6:40 this morning. At 9:50 the Mayfl jwer passed Halfway Rock a full mile ahead of the Priscillia and Bedouin and three miles ahead of the Gracie. Captain Crayen came off the Mayflower ami says that he had a calm all night: did not know where the Puritan was. The Mayflower crossed the line at 10:10, three hours and a half behind the Volunteer. The Bedouin will take the fmt prize in her cla^s. The Bedouin crowed the line at 10:22 Piitcilla at 10:22.

Dear Little liable**,

how we all love you. What a pity some mothers of delicate corstitution are un wise enough to attempt to suckle their own children, instead of using Lactate-! Food, which contains the same constituents as the milk of a healthy mother, It also furnishes perfect nutrition to invalids.

& ,VJ4

restores (ira jr Hnir to original color. Au elegantdressing, softens and beautifies Nogreasenor oil. A Tenic Restorative. Prevents hair coming out strengthens, cleanses and heals scalp. SOc. Druggists

£. S. WELLS, JERSEY CI1T,

If you are losing your grip Try "Wells' Heslth Renewer." Goef weak spota,

on life

Goes direct to

For weak men, delicate women.

Remarkable Cures of Catarrh of the Bladder, Inflammation. Irritation of Kidneys andBladder. Stone or Gravel Diseases of the Prostate Gland, Dropsical Swelling^. Incontinence or over Continence. Diseases of the Kitnevs and allied Organs in cither sex. $1. Drugelste orKx. 6bots.,S5. E. S.Wells, Jersey City, N. J.

J. 11. O'SULLIVAfl,

Dealer in

ne Teas, Coffees. Staple and

Fancy Grocer lea.

8. SC~ and 309 North Fourth Street.

Wanted.

Gh Million feet White Ash Ion, second growth. Apply to Sanford Fork

ft Tool Co., joqth of the citj.

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HJ2 EXPRESS. tfEHBE HAUTE, WEfi&*i$l>AY, AUGUST 10, 1887. \,

A n»tur»l flow of Bile frcin ths Ltvjr 1* M»fiiti.il to good eallh. When this Is obstructed It res ilts In

BILIOUSNESS,

which. If neglected soon leads to serious diseases, simmons Lt?er Regulator exerts a most fellcltons influe: over every Und of blliousne s. It lestores the Lherto proper worklntr order, reeu'ates the secretion of bite and puts the digestive organs In suchcondl ion tliat they do their be*', wor.^. After taking this medicine no one will say. "I am bilious." '•I have been subject to sev«re spells of Conee-tion of the Liver, and haveheeu in the habit of taking from 15 to 20 grains of calomel which generally 1-dd me up for three or fjur d-vs. Larelv I have beeu taxing Simmons Liver regulator, which -ave me relief without anv interruptl to business."—J. Hugg, Middleport, Ohi".

ONLY GENUINE

has oury^ stamp !n red en fro Jt cf Wrapper. B. ZKILIN .t CO., Philadelphia, Pa.

pf/L

Those unsightly Blotches, Pimples, ai* Sores by a faithful and persistent use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, tho best and most reliable Alterative and Blood-purifier ever discovered. **I was troubled, for a long time, with a humor, which appeared on my face in

I E S

and blotches. Ayer's Sarsaparilla cured me. —Charles II. Smith, North Craftsbury, Vt. "Until recently," writes Alice E. Charles, of Bath, Me., "my face has been covered with pimples ever since I was fifteen years old. I took four bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and my skin became as fair as could be desired."

Ayer?s Sarsaparilla, Prepared by Dr. «T.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Matt« Price $1 six bottles, *3. Worth $5 a bottt#.

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Catarrh

Ftv it

is ail inflamed con eition of the linini /n'attJP membrane of tlx HM-**) nostrils, tear-d and throat, aifect iug the lungs. At acrid mucus Is secreted, the dischargi is accompli ed .vl a burning !i a on There art" seven spasms of sneezins frequent ilt vks of headache, waterj. and intUnied eyes

HAYFEVER

Try tho Cure, Ely's Cream Balm.||Ay"FEVER A particle is applied into e:u'.h nosli:( hu agreeable. I'rice 'ts nt dn:g«isisf mail, registered, tic cer .s. fnculaisliee.

KIA' BROTHERS,

235 Greenwich street. New York.

ROOFING,

Buiitiing A Sheathing Felts. ltooflng Pitch, Coal Tar, Itoof Palrts, 2 and 3-fiIv foal rir, mid 2 aud 3-ply Asphalt Ready llooling. Asbestos Fire-proof Felt, Mothproo: Felt, etc., etc.

H, O. SMITHKR,

(Successor to Sims & Sinithe:.)

'^ep^MflndianapolisJnd.

Mantels! Mantelsl

Slate aii Iron in ill'stvla

The public is respectfully invited toexamine our stock. Also a nice line of Cooking Stoves.

MASIOBf BROS,, SIK Main

DRUNKENNESS

or tlie li'.qnor H«lit Positively Cared Aduiiiiist«ri«B Dt. Halne*' Golden Spcc-ltir. ft can be given in a cup of coil fie or tea without the knowledge of tiio person taking a'jso'utely harmless

an1

ORDINANCE

See Uai the

YATISI STAMP Is on inside of Corset

reryloTeieutthl Wearer.

HHpu to tfa# dbcon»l ELAS71C1TY of cloth tfrbtefc ©or •aVaatc

oovji

e: clusiveiyj tbe Vmet requires no in. F5TS PERFECTLY

ITT1NG. HEALTHFUL aud OUMtOUTABLECotMt*vw oro. Sold bv all Brat-cLm BROS OHICACO, ILLr

You May Remove

elteet ), perma

nent md «peedy cure, wli Hit the natioci is a inodeiate driuker or an ai •olioltc ivnc Thousands of rtiunkar..s In vc been made temperate men ivho have taken Gol en Specilic In their-coffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe tnev quit drinkinu of Jieir own free will,

it XBVKit kai

The

system once impregnated wtth the Sp cific it becomes an utter impossibility for tlie liqti'T appetite to exist. Fo:- sale by James E. Somes. Pniirgist.. cor. Sixth and Ohio streets, Terre Haute, Ind,

OALili A.T

Central Hall!

721 xU.UN STREET.

Fine ^mporttd or Domestic flines

FOR FAMILY USE.

Special prices per dozen bottles for paries, etc.

ARNOLD MEYER

J. C. REICHERT,

Insurance Agent,

Represents only the best Com tares against KII

RE, WATER, Cv J. OHSe

rORNADOES and LIGTN1 a. Also Agent for the KED 8TAR .sr« ind AMERICAN lines of Oce inStosr**"* ^rwr.tr WntprfM^ -"oJ't:*•

LOW RATE

EXCURSION TICKETS)

Low Rate Excu^lon Tlekets are now ^in sale to all Summer Resorts, via

fflicap & Easier! Illinois R.B.

Three Trains Dally Srom

Terre Haute to Chici(0f

making close oonnect'ons with all roads diverulng call or write for copies of the Tour ists GulJes gtving a description of tlie various summer rtsorts of the North andXorUiwest.

WILLI VM BILL.,

Geo. Pass'gr A«t., Chicago, ilL

R. a. r)*MFBKLL

General Agent. Q21 Wab*»shAT«.

An ordinance providing for the levy and eolle tlon of taxe- In the city or Terre Hante for the year 1887:

Sect owl. Be it o-dalnd by tbe common council of the city of Terre Hn te, that there ska 1 be levied aui collected for the year 1S47 an ad valorem taxupou all prep,-rty within the city of Terre 11 iute subject to state and county taxation, of nlnet)-two (92) cent-* ou each one hundred do.lars of s:ieh property, and for the purpo-e of paying thf interest on and creating a sinking tuuo lor the ultimate redempt'on or tits bonded debt of said city, there shall be levied and collected for the year 1887 tbe following rate: I-or consolidated bonds, sinking and Interest lund 03 For ci nding bonds of 1885. Sinking fund 03 Fo city tun. ing bonds of 1885. Interest fund 00 For High school bonds. In est fund C2 For library purpose Oevied by school board) «... 02 For sewer fund and for sewage onlv 02 For fund for maintainance of public park .01

Thitihe ownprof encti male dog shall pay a tax of SI therefor, and tnc owner of eacn female dog the sura of 12, and lor each additional dog the sum of £2.

Sko. 2. There shall be levied and eolleeteil also for general purposes, of each male resi dent of sivid city of the age of twenty-one (21) years, and not over fifty (30) years, a j.oll tax of 00c.

Skc. 3 Tbe.e shsll be no extension time beyond the term prescribed by la# for he payment of taxes 8kc. 4. An emergency ex'sting fo' the immediate taking effect of this or linauce, the same shall be in force ou and after its passage a publication.

Adopted by the common council of the cltv of Te-. re Haute. Ind., at a regular meeting thereof held on Tuesday veiling. Auuust 2, MS7. GEO. W. DAVIS,

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City ClerX.

ORDINANCE.

An ordinance for the inspect:on of food: SkctiosI. Be it ordained by ihe common council oft city of Terre Haute: That sanitary policemen are hereby appo nted Inspec tors of food, an I it rha.l be the duty of any such Inspect ', when deems it necessary, or when notified by a citizen in writing, to iuspfut, free 1 charge, any title, she p. hogs, uoultr. fish. game, iruits, vegetables, canned goods, or other food offered or bout to offereil for sale, and if the food so inspected sli-,11 be found unwholesome and unlit for ise, to condemn and destroy th° same provided, that where live cattle, sheep, hogs, or poultry are inspected ant eond limed, they hall not be destoye i, but the owner or any. one else shall not be al owed to sell off«r tor sale fo.- fo until after the same shall be pr inouneed, the inspector, wholesome and tit use

2. Any person violating any of the pro visions of this ordinance shall, upi-n cenviclion thereof, be tine I in any sum not lcs than three (3) normoie than twenty (20) dollars, togethT with the costs of pr.'seeution.

SRC. 3. Whereas. An emergency exists, tht-relore this ordinance shall be in force from and aftor Its passage and its publication iu ti.e Terre Haute Daily Express and Gazette fo cue day eeh in the two con ecutive weeks, which pnblioation is hereby ordered.

Ad pied by tin- common council of theeity of Terre Haute, Ind.. at a regular meeting thereof held on Tuesday evening. August 2, 188C. GEO. W. DAViS,

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S. J. AUSTTN, Patentee.

WILLIAM CLIFF, J. H. CLIFF, C. F. CLIFF

TERRE IAUTE

BoilerWorks

CUFF & CO., Proprietors.

Manufacturers of

Boilers, SioieStacis, Tanis, Etc.

hop on First Street, Between Walnut and Poplar. TKEKE IIAUTB, INDIANA.

Repairing promptly attended to.

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Freehold,

N. Y.

FOR BUSINESS, FOR PRiNCfiTGN, COLUMBIA,

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Shirts Drawers Undershirts Collars Cuffs (per pair) Handkerchiefs

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