Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 August 1887 — Page 2

BOOTS,

:•, SLIPPERS.

'look at Some of Our Prices

'Mw»'« Seam!***: (JorcrtM, i'l -^. VVomen's Kid Mutton Shoe*. $'.&>. Misses' Kid ttuUon Hhoee, SI. Women's Toe 8iinp*r**. .¥)••:. Child's Shoes, 4 to 7, 0c. Children's Hbotr, 7 lo Jo*, -'.c. Youths' Shoes, Ui^h Cut,

JiANPSO^E SOUVENIRS

Given to :-.Il M:.--'.:

It Will

To trf.de r.t

it is Sloe Store.

300 Main iStr,

W. a. CI.IHT, J. M. WlI.I.tAMS, J. M. CMJTT.

Sash, Boors, Blinds, &e,

And Doal-rH !u

UMBEK A V'1,--. alJXNGLEK, OLAKfc, PAJN'l'H, (JJ and

Guilders' Hardware.

E ST., COi-i. KlIiTU

Terre Hisnte.

PK0FESSIONAL CfRCS

LIKC0L9 & HA7NJBS.

Ko. 19i SOUTH S iX bi'KKKi

Oj-W)iit3 fostofflce. T.rr« Itai.l, Ii'ii.

I. M. C. tO S E IW3TT3BLjfLisI O E

A N 1)

Mortgage Loan,

No. 517 nnso ?:Tftr

W. HAJf-I, i. U. H. W. K. lj. U. tf

(SucoesBors to Burtliolomow A ..'

rai'v OHIO ST. TFKTIE HAUTE TND

all casus, therefore, whether the patient

be old or young they be confiadministeieii.

In tlio Southern nml W,-si, S i!e.»,

re dorangoments «.f !he liver are se. gehoraf, Aycr' J'ills luive proved an in-

estimabl blosslti^. P. A\' lluine, Xe

Berne N writes I suffered a lonj: ::n -.- iij: vuinue nml liver .troublos. I tidies, but received nfomineiict'it taking pills benetitod me at ue regularly for f»«w health iS complcl-eiy e.

I l.-'U their. -i!-\ and inv

Throughout N I'M.-,

diseases S a a in are the tie.

nm ItoAvel pl'i a'.ellt.

Dyspepsia

iitid Constipation are .,:•::

Mr.'Oallacher a pi.ieii-a

Itoxbury, Mass. M-.H

with-Dyspepsia, writeA -friend indneed Tills, and after takti::.y ,.- bencti t-, 1 we..-

Imt urgi-n i»

liefore 1 had finisln :,. Iiegan e-^perienee e! taking thein,-at inte: ius»'d -eleven boxes. S:| that I am a we'd man* to youv is \s) ., in

he ad and stoma. svnipath lionce tie those distressing he- ...:. :.. soiHunv especially women. Sirs. Harriet A i-. sie. N Y. writes that I- N n.artyr to ueadach. at..: urn-thing to give n-e-i-porary T«l»ef,

Ayer' Vills. sliu-o win in'the enjoyuieut oi pti

ruEr.vKi-.:

Dr.

J. C. Ayer & Cc Sold by ail l't -jliStS.

Ii the Fiucst lllumlnatiiii: fd«ie eM- i\et

J. RYAN,

Uniien-alcer and IYoprletor c-f

FEEDand SALE STABLF

vthwvsteorner Wabash avenue and Second stwet, lerre H»ute. Itat.

K-eps flrst-class bujKie* a:a! earr!•.:* pn' pcrd to attend ittl orders ta ii.attu-i'S itno dispatch. {Special atteuUcm given tobo^rdiiix hlH^il*-'*!

Uudettaktng establishment removed Mafn street

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a. o. or Ahnii.

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hAiLV RXJ'RKHS.

"M. M. Af Ifctl, J'ro j^r 5 eloi

^UBUOAXION OFFICE

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Adi/ tt fl ti

WILLIAMS I CO,

ManufacLur* rs of

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per per *ix tCJ:

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lucafed et/c-y

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roing o*'-•"?«

W.»to**d bf OtrtttM.

MoUd*./ 6Cf':

TKBKSS O S TH VT15KULY,

Jcrj oopy, oae yt»r, JE »Jvano3 PJ. :j )n« copy, eli raunt.'ifl €5

For uiubi? u? iive there fill be oiaii dlfi•otmt o£ 10 fi*.- ceui. from ths biture istae, or \T*tbrr instea5 of the caeh, a copy of is v'tekij lExorvx will 59 s*nt free for the time at t'm» dob pnye for, lees than six uontU».

I BKA.WZF0L GJT.

fly stouta' RiTanfrcment tth the pubitshof Faria mid Fireside, vm cen, for short tii/»e, 'iffrtr p. beautiful gift ic eonuftotiou with in' y*!-Vst 8»erir subscriljer. It is uiag1 i^ar': u^._,*..„, iled "Th Morning 9re..Uc^." A fow ydRTS bj:o each a picture ojnld not be parjhd for loes than $5 or $10, tnd the engrarinf le jnst as ralaable at though

JU paid a lar^e ciua for it. the price of the Weekly Express for one year LB $1 S6 l'he price of Firm aud Fircaide for 'jae /mrl» 60 fhOTalaaof an ouKr«»i.i ia fidly 2 60

I a $4 U5

By psyinK to Ut», Br.d one yoar In ad7anoe, will «ive ai! of tlip ahove, worth »*.*« FO ONLY $l.fl«, jo liiiit yon got this illr^sut E:]iri-BT::,i: FKKt" 5y pajiiig lees than the price of the Weekly tcprees ami Farm and Firseid? alone for one tttuc. t\ioUii!" prr -a\C in all cnea whoti sfiat by •aall. btit»oariptious gayebie tr. adTateu.

Whfv tl'.c .h,.fprtrnt l* »)i Fvi/5.

U. Iwsdun—On tile r.t Airiarican FsohftEjf' a F^I.IJJO, 4-J9tltrK! .i, Vr-in—On fill?- Hf AiLcr'tan Exchanso i:. Rrli., 35 iionlBFiiro d* CsTitiflir.u,

"Ttirry twenty it

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The Reason Whyprisbinn

Tiie reference dinner" eeems persous.

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Ayer' a Pills aro so p'M'n

a a rollnhio n.i

fjr

The drought ends as WHSexticctfc. general and severe :(onn».

The Inotn for Robert ],inc-)!i-ing. Ofc:urse it is bloody shi meiit because it revives the vt\r the nr.me of

itiy ill poivly

medicine nuver U-u

an fr.

effects. This is because tin-

in ra'o-

vegetable and entirely fr. inel or a other luii :,i.i-m-.-i tlru^. In

ir-

to "twenty minute-' for tive irritated some

Tin- \y •at railroad .m.ijl.p

day—i Illinois ami New jrk new?.

Sheriil Weeki is vory .-olicit.") .: aVoiif. the eomiiy'r! tiniinci.".'. cendition. lie sayij the county cannot a.Titd to build workhotife. Neither CMII ir atroTn to pay the sheriQ several thiitu-iirsd dolle.rs a year for thr- board hi !.- --f namps.

i'own at Motrehe wl ere ttu- slatto p-eS'T\-e CTI:

I V'.iI ions I ein--'llelil imill I i'lli 'j'li-S,

held in one of the ehnrche last Thev t-.-ciiica.-d L.v the

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f.hir v.,v

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unintenti

great tru

she I.as U-ui. •v'l i.eaiti:.

Ayer's

the F-N.p

any of th

iis.

Now ti.e

Mass.

Jobber tn all «tades oi

0 ipilBFlCAllMviLS

fflce, "H-thweat« r. n'l and Mmn »ta. BOPBKRIK iv

The fohowir.g from the

t]m^y

Icwe*? class, who «md to apooj'jtbree-fonrihs

'•f 'fecir tins© arojird the eaiooot. to ibsir

ncS. or out (.f Kiwi, and in cors qntnee th

A Iteul Comfort.

J.-'-u.-iit-i, City 1'er. CHpp.-r.

livery man r.t pome period of his life is an egregious foo!, bat by a wise dispensation of

Providence no tnpa knows exao'Jy »hao that

time is.

SonifiOid TackleSU^litly lili.d.

Solid Ma'dooa.

ode to Janui'.rv.

'.n KOHAII county i-i or. duty trying :i! rvi es wefe

mi]'

undar

cod u!' t' Ti.iliiia c-.it.ipify, N

nre of (j-T-ie use ir. oh! Kr.irs-.urk

'ih,-- president thiet- a

Wediuvday. .'in.i in on: in a set forth

that the niari iu „-ool sohlipr,

The love for th «-i!i!icr h.^rn aim-? *i.e

dug -\r.fi .'- l-.-f-^e :h.-.i !:uU ver thei-ght the ir:ipe,:-lii:oi!.-. but ho.icst

lohlier shotiid be sent to ths p.o farm,

a'fordin to hi expressed ojii-iion

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duties ci:

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The night of ihe 'or the uamblers aud their colcti? of ci'led rt-ppecable fritpds I "i^iir '. Uted ever the election of .Miyor l\ ihem. Then the ^ar.-.'mnc houses wero ehiset' and the gat.-.biers were t:-st :i--i-ned. nest fpiteful and new are e.i.le::Vti:ijig to "oper- up q-. e:lv. Ti.e games are conducted now on the iiiiet Ttic pjhoe board meets nest nday and the E.T pres is preparing certain informiii as to places and players lo m.ike public ir. time tor the c, usiderati.m oi the hoard.

I-"-:sns

Jourus! turcisiies a -ial Hams "ll.i the t-i

-o::

fjr I

i.i:! !xttie.*: vtiuiee aa-.

salooas ::.:»:: ti-^v-e tfupi-rin'.eu.'-.'at Travis

H«i te in-force the iiq-er la»," reui&.-krd an c-fllcer er. the Jieliot oliu police fn.ve. I "liar- N-. i.o'iocd thi- d.^nstv-h* ha, w- 1

KIIKMOII Ootci,'.

i'iamor.d'-' no longer indicate wealth any more tnan slang passes for refinement.

Gainsborough hats sr as fashionable as thev wtrre two seasons ago, and, if anything, tr:tip hirt er.

Birch-'nsrk stationary is quit? extenuvfiv u^ed this R8fison, «ud every oneprofesaes enthusiasm over it,

Vory i'ret.ty are thf new style Swiss haskets whioh are i.itcr.ried to hold fillit. for onr specially Svpre oces.

In Vienna novelties a pir.-cushion, jtnvoi and manicMtre bei.x ali combined,in plunh, is soiuethirg tdmired.

Thelafis eORCerse recommended for beauiiful coniplexion is to rub the face night and morning with olive oil.

Some cf the new houses in'town are furnished with silver-plated grattfer.ders and dog6 instead of bras?.

Steels in the drapery' at the b°ck of esse? lift the skirt two or me inches

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the r-rttud so .as to exhibit Flora. McF in-.sey's bee's. Thi now ca'l tl youths who wear I -he brown spotted shirt* for tennis eser-

wcrjc .f"tt6rayoranil£EininaI court lis35-

ere sed ceaily ona-hajf.

Gilt facfe" of which 7riahy person's were to awaie. he sberirlcerfatQl? b'&s 'a fat thing while tii^rp is tiopUcz /or the ecn^ ficement of priscnerg except at ths jail. Every time the doors of (Jaejiilar oj)*tit to receive a prison*r Uie sherfff receipts 20 cents and the tame amount i* alJcwed hira wfaen he prisoner is taken out. TLe sheriff is »lso sliowed 40 etnfe per day fjr if a prfe-'ntfrv Tf a Djan is arrf-ste^i at night sc placed in jail atsi] is discharged in the morn ing', the sheriff receives 40 osatp tit leaping Lira for a da Snd 40 tini .for rc-ceiving »nd 'diicharging him. Very of'en it occurs 'that a prisrner is sent for by the polk for in7estiij''''',jn. He is (alen frdtn jail' and a fre'ef 20 cenfe ii ctarsjeJ, Jnd an additional 20 cenis if he ig returced Bill Hicfes, the supposed bnrglar, has bet-n taken ont of jail '.fjur or five timec for ir.yestfjiatSon. E trip c:38ts the tax pajera 40 cents se li», was returned, and 's atiil in c:i3fody. JP^rsoms erreeted on easpicion are sent to jaif and «re frfquently brought .to headquarters t.-z in Testigation. There are many (,asee c?f arrests of tramps and vagrants. are pluced in til over nigbt and are ordeVe'cf to leave town the it irioruing as t^etr, corJinera-nt would be at the expanse of the county, liich tramp arreitcd and dimhsrgfd nnder snch ciieumststices eos the county SO cunts. Uuringtbe winl«r ttonths tiie number of stich ar rrsts from tr to fifteen every twentyfonr bouts. Thus it will ha ^een tha6 this clsss of prisoners saddie quite an expense on the opnnty. In the event of a vrorki.ouse they would b« locked rip in it at night and when centenced, the it dey would ho pat to work e.nd be made pay .for expense of keeping them Under the present arrangement It is asserted that the sheriff receives on an averige $400 or. |5(0 per month for the confinement of persons arrested by the police slight UiiRdemeacors. Drunks and other petty ofiendereare taken out of j*il each mcrniDg into Police court. The fee for taking oat each prisoner is 20 csnis, and for receiving those who are fined and returned to jai! an additional 20 cante is oharged. From this some idea ct be obtained of the amount thp sheriff recsires in fees.

Tho only ch -nge in the gt, lo of fish'ng (ackle

tide year is the hesvy willow psddicg on the

lnee of tiie jug st-d tlio loug corncob stopper.

A a of Tbcin..

it'.ehcs'or Post-Express.

A Brooklyn man has just conmiitted eai

cido b.ii:anse a you-g woma I wouldn't marry

lii:t Here were two higMy Binsibls iieople.

I-'robablJitif s.

Lo: isriih' Courier Jonrnn".

No donbt tl.e condition of the Indiana poor

honsUB will bo improved ae soon as pomping

begins at the newly-discovered gold Wills.

Whj

Hostou t.i:oli,'.

IF gron'-

•t me.Vl--ip.-ue in

Why should v,r favor thecnaejcation of Can-

B:la as long ::a it famishes a penal colony for

uo (o keep our r«sn»li in exile?

li"ti:: in Coiiy KilJ-Iy,

Bcr! ::.rtoii Free i*cesB,

It IK lefrestirn to think that jn6t about now tiie iRsgiizine poet is gricdinf out seasonable

cises, society leopards. They mi^ht bo Kran 'n*. called fnmeUtir.g in the animal line not'...

so complimentary.

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A A. K. licjiii*.

There will le grand picnic ac the oid jcanip ground, near New Goshen, Ind., Saturday, Auguj! 20, under the auspices of the ti A. Of the many large picnics held on this oid ground, this is expecieri to be the largest. Bean soup, iisrd fack and hiooa will i.e is*usd to all old soldiers. K.-erybotiy welcome, bnt e-ptcialiy old soldier* from far and uear. Good Sf.eakers will be preseot, rtttuMig others Colonel Van Sellers, from

Paris. 111. At nigh'. Comrade Armentrotit.of Wesii-ld, III, will deliver a lecture on on and #rrav Keminis eucee," at the New O 11, f-. cnurcn, for the bsneut of the Favette l\)3t, G. A. It.

Hy t:,e Slid Se T*t

'_Lon:t

a clam, Cholly said Vic-

toria iieoehan, dreamily" tapping her hteis *m the rcc^y seat. '•Cirtin ^aid OboHy "car, you romps re the ferveucy of my sfisction to tb prire-ipal ingredient of a chowder." »»f, Cbeiiy, because cLins are only p-.eked up at low tide, and this is oniv my second teir-jen."1

And in tbe eiler.ee you might nave heard his ehir. drop •JJudj.e.

Feminine logic. '•So yt were caught in the act, a dam iemirke the iud^e. "Yo de

v'.''•'

uothicg doia«^inj»Jice Mrclet

8 J~\_ I jHancfay there was a day or nigat tkat did I Beware of Imitatloa S A I S S notbrtog aeeasarlon of some kind. Now tiers j. The genuine Fairbitnk's Gold-Dast I N E A N

»«a»rke the jud^pj

... ceived your husband Couii a ilittett!-.' city ?i e:e tiie s^-i.-oos b*gaa ...-. _, 0. the conuary, yoer honor, he deto clow at It clo.-k nisd on Sani:aTS. Thero I _, _,„ a t.'

ceivto me. He said be was going out of

3 W

a W W 1

ad he didn't go.' -[Judg

in a a Ee«t The closing of ti3 saloosa has dtiren all the the best and cheapest. no other way than by thrashing the fire

Vftiy UlnK ,-.t All Ki.fl« t'nd« Re a axid StLat*L Ooi^leuiusilorr. The qufg-ipn was r%i id in a rtcenf K^tHerifg if'intenrg%nt'young ruen'. most

S3 feaerally condenjo^d? It is to nxepjupned ia the biile.'elrtea by iniplfckn tlof), 'find yet all rhoriUi=ts pron iunee it a sir, snd seek to proLInit it by leei-ia li^p. On what Rroundsifif religion ardmorality do thfy ws tfceir coiidemna*tiou?" It is at all icprobable that thia ftiinlty «n»y irsVe occurred to many others', who are not inclined to »c cept,coqveniiona! views of duty ^ithpu f-skxi? whether ttiey arp cotfi'med by the rrHfd- God and a a pricc'plen of cioraiity. I***

A sufiijitnt ground for Ipgifclaticu inst tfsniblirg is furnished by,i eeived results r.n per-waal cb.Hracter arn" businets integrity It is a f«q,t &*t will not be disnuttd, that me/i who occup portions of trust «re pow-rf(iHy fenpted to dit-boneet conrsts by romractirg a psteion for gsmldinif. Data any coinru»io"ai home waDt fcr a cashier c. man wjio is known to frequent race citireeti, sp-ca!atein Wa^l str«et cr poker? It is against pubjtc policy to permit prsc.ice thi is known to be certainly demoralizing to many who engege 'n it Even if it be gTictid ifcit the nja^ins of a single bet like the drinking a single glass jf wine, is'not necessarily 6inful, habitual gam bHng is as destructive of character KS hatdiual drunkenne38, and the Btate'taay rightfully prohibit both under penalties. This very wepk the newspantts have to'dristhat a probate jadge in Michigan, a man of high posrition er sn'f'pbsed in tegri'y. hBd become a fugitive on the face of the earth, after having sunk the money of widows 8nd orphans in his keeping by 8pecd!at ors in May a pure gambling, though dignified with the name cf ''business.", JJow many other defalcations and breaches of trust have happened in the st few years that iv been traceable to this cattse? What doubt is there of the right of society to protect itseif against'such an ev'1.

But is it vron even to make a single bet. Ii the risking of money on chances

necessarily and in itself an evil? Here

we must distinguish. A11 businrs? is a taking of chances. The srocer who buys floor and sngar, hoping to rell at 11\ ad vauce, (akes the char ces that prices may decline before he can dispose of bin stock. But business is not a pure chance. There enters into it 8 large element of skill and foresight. We may broad it of distirctiou between transactions that demind skill and foresight, a a a putechance. The latter are not defensible, for th.r it? no bargain that will bear the test, of the eighth commandment but onethat brings advantage to both parties. If, byjdevice of any kind, a man succeeds in pelting something from his neighbor without rendering anything in return, he is. a th:ef. The winner in gambling robs trfe lc-ser, and the moral quality of the act is little effeoied by that the loser cmeents to be robbed. The civil law recognizee thi-- priDiiple when it declares void a contract-, a note or a 'deed, unless there ie consideration. No man is to be compelled to give services or property wiihcut receiving something in return. S says tbe law, and so B3y good morals.

It is clear, tlnrcfare, thnt betting a all forms, including those so called bus— •ineas transactions that turn on chance alone, and do not depend, in the Jeasf(

on the skiti or foresight of buyer 1

W E N I E A N N IV E S A

IfVyotte N Goshe he

Scene of Itit.tl'iant Social Evi-nt. Mr. aud Mrs. Shores celebrated their china wedding in grand style at their pleasant home, onci and a half m'les north of New Goshen, one even ing last week. Over 185 of their friends, and relatives re in attendance. The supper—wel', there was nothing lacking a except not'es than'18-3 men help eat it up Nothing was left undone by-'he host or hoHtess to make Jt an enjoyable evenintr foi nil. May the future of Mr. and Mrs. Shores sltvays grow brighter, and may they live to see their golden wedding, is the hearty wishes of all their friends. The display of preset nts was very large, ineltidirg some' handsome pieces of cor eidersble vnlue. The following is a list of the presents and donors:

Wa6h bowl and pitchor, H. llbyan aad wife. Berry sot, Mr. and Mre. O. U. 8 ii W

Bet faeny pie plates, Mr. and Mrs. W. B." HcCnllocb. S lvi-i- pickle castor, Mr. r,rid Mrs. Dr.r Johnaon,-

Fancy chsraber 6«t (I. W. Beam, VVra": Hansell. J. Bnlton, K. Ii. \V'hitef eii, W., Minniek, Mrs. 3. Martin, Mre. I. Fiifahett, Miss M« gie-Siiirl-y and Mies Sd'iie bhirlsy. nsh, one dollsr snr a air of knit sucks for Marios, by bis mottVr.

Cash one dollar. Father Uhyac. Frail dish? Hatti" Wbitlook Decorated p'ate. Bnd Mrs. Htrve Iijwe. Decorated plete, Mr. and Jlrf. ii Wright. Decorate-' piste, Ti[! Oaoiis. FlowereJ kai dili Mr. RMI I S N Shoplierd.

Hijulict bread pi«f", itra Mtt ShiVey. Large laney fruit dish, li-cinda and il« ti« Uurcl'

Meat pl»tt=r. rlo= Wdght. H*t individaal hulters, Corv ohirley. Vegetable dish", Mr. and Mre. I S .iriey. Two fsney ribbed dishes, Mr. and Mrs. W. S- Bi-.yan

Turkey pi- te, Mr. end Mrs. J. A. Uay. Faucy water ser, Mrr.. W. A. tsuores and

«-P acd saucer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank

ithy.u. Fineer bowl, Mr. and Mr. W II. I'rr.mel. Sat faricy flowered dc»' it3, Mrs. Barbour.

Tareeu, DoeBwatts. Flower basket. Wiut D.ier. Set de^strts ard batters, Dr. J. 11. Morgan and lady.

Fancy tureen, E. S. RhT-an and wdy Ment p'a'ter and grav,- b-1-.t, Mr. aud Mrs. J. N Rhva?.

Cske ba.«ke', Mr». E. Vsnhoniii. F'ancy rqnare pitdier, Mr. aad'Vrs. B. 8. Hsuteil.

S-rrnp pitcher, Mies K-no E Hay. Silver pickle a:or, George li. Wriirh' acd wife.

Stem fruit dish, Mr. end Mrs. I D. An drews. Tdiief set, Mr nnd Krj. O W. L-.rabert.

Gravy tuteen, Jennie Bims. P*ir vas-e, Mr. spd Mrs. M. Shephe d. Fancy piu shior.. Mr. snd Mrs. B. L. Ktonc«.

Li.rge lamp, Sj K.-oace and fa-uilv. Fancy diatr.o id pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. Kippetos.

Stem fruit baskft. Mr. and Syivantis Uhvan. Two res cups and sauoers, Mr. at,d Mrs. I Jaisee Fopb-im.

Two finger bnwlf. Pollie SwaKs. Fancy onfpidor. Dr. S. Bennett, trad lady. Eiirj faotiy tea set, Mr. and Mrs. l». Soott *nl Mr. and Mrs T. Myers.

SiirsT ihinibte, SIn«. B, Sbep'ierd. Fwacy fqaare tnreen. She-man llhyan. GUsi tareem. W B. H-iy aod wife. Sauce dish, J. W. Hums Cre-am pitctcr, Allan Rogers. Fancy Unip,Ch«! Bay an. Water pitcher, Mr. as Mrs. G. M. Minis tek. loe butter dish snd pliuh paree, G. B. and K.8 Owen.

Fa-icy steal fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs. M.Kimts. Fancy water set, Mr. aad Mr.. Dyer.

Grass on Fir.-

The recent rains had a no efieet on the prairie grass, and now everything •11 Over the country is as dry as tinder. Not a day passes but that «ome farmer

S Powder is golden. coJor. Irtftuffers by Sre, and in most case* there is

LMtEss. TMiHi: kAL-jrE. i^itiDAY, A ST la. lis?.-

ler, are opposed to fundamental moral I

principle. It is nor. merely the abuse of the thing i'.-elf that is wron :. It is rightly placed under the ban of both state and church.

pee braothes to t'itin^uisti it. Ifce a are losing very heavily in thij way, and as a resort are cutting down ih» graw weeds between thf tracks and the fence* to prevent tires.: Section batdg s.te kept busy r^uilding-' fenge^^QEg ibj8lines, aa srhene farm era "are losers eparks Igniting he gf*a iheconjpiBtes are compeiied to par damtgrs. Tbere-^vas a fire at John Sfcrvjw's farm at Denison. about tn' miJea west of thia city Tuaaday. The emss «raa ignited and burned over about a we acres, destroying some leucine, brifore Uie|.jrM of twelve men'eoa'.-l extinpaiab the Ji ones. The damage was not 'very heavy-. t«

HE O S

Mr. Cr.$fcryrr a a E a a in iteporft Far ecme lime fsrmeis from all directions have Jbeeh' proclairning thi the CoM crjr)p wili'ajBount to nothing, this ye&r veeount of .the drought, a that U^e?u)u not bs saved now, as it wss beyond redvoiption. Mr. Jc-tin Shryer recently, %»*!ted hisfsr near DAiieCB, Iihi tbou ten mile* w*st of the ty,and hie xepcrt eoairndieted ihis. He says that crops of ail ikinds t*e better than usnal. His corn IT rapidly maturirtg the yiei«i wiil b^ much larger thr last year. Mr. Sbryer says lie has the advantage of the tufrj.wfcy oi fajmer*,itt that his corn is^.j^ew. variety, and .matares about three weeks ear.ier than the common erop. But in i-is opinion alt this talk ^SiOjii ajtotal failure- of tbe corn is miflesding. The corn generally looks very we^J, and- in some places never looked hetter. Mr. J-hryerV corn is on bottoniiland, *c 'ihis has ahjo te. ded to pr?serve*it. But he ttatcsthat at! tbe bottom corn ie better than generally so pos*d. llitt hBy crop this year will in a to i5 0 tons as compared »it lcOiae! season, and he will have 3,000 bu^htli ofoats as compared with 500 laet year. He had no wheat this season hut is now re a in for sowing next Ssaapa'sjcrop. He wjU sow 200 acres in ivbeat. Mr. Sbryer has 1,000 head of stock on pasture, and during the recent drought has had njtich difliculty in obtain irg water, as all the streams were dry. But now there of water.

Coal Differences Adjusted. Judge Alfonso Taft, of Cincinnati, wss aeiec'.ed to decide the differences between the Valley. Ohio, miners and fjhese of Jaclsa county. He decided sgahist an increase of the advance asked by tha latter. In his report, the judge says:. ''I we onuidered the difierent qualities cit the dill rent cosle and their rrlative values in tne markets, the relative thiciuifss of the mineg.jo the Jsc son and in the Uocking Valley districts, and |he comparative dilficUHusin working them tha daily wsgesof the Average industrious miners in both the -districts au the practical facilities of obtaining work, the amount and cost dead work incident to the operation of rninei in each of slid districts, and how -it-sJFects tb*ir ability compete in the rnarkett-. -the anion atsind quality of the nut coals in the two districts, fend what advantage the J^ckSOH county operators derive from tiie greater quantity of nut coal which goes to them the opinions of the witns-scs as to the*lljct of the increpse asked for in the relative prices of digging coal io Jackson county upon the business of coal mining in Jackson county, *nd every other point and fact present* in

a .Estate Transfers.

John O to D. Brooks, G3 fiet froi4 Main Street, Jewett'e first KubcTivisipo ,$1,000 Lucia E Putna and husband to

James Burns, iulot 22, adminigtraioi'a subdivision on Cruft farm 400 Minerya E. Nichodemue to Lewis

O. Sh:et«, inlot 12, Lrakport. 500

a Little Babies

bow we all love you. What a pity some mothers of delicate constitution are unwise enough to attempt to suckle their own children, instead of using LictateJ Food, which contains the same constituents as the milk of a healthy mother. It also furnishes perfect nutrition to invalids.

W a l,tcentea.

J'.ianie Wagner and Charle, Coiley.

CF.OUP, W O IN nnd BronchUi* immediately relieved by S loh's Cure. Geo. Reiss, druggist.

I have been for several years a sufferer from hay fever and severe head colds, and have tried other remedies in hope of getting relief but have found none that carf compare with E'y' Cream Balm. I would not be without it for any consideration. I is simply wonderful in its eifecjs upon, -the nasal or gans. iS. A. Burtt, Wilmington, N 0 I

I can eheerfuilv Tfcomtneud Ely'* Cream Balm to thV suffering public for hay iever and stoppage of the air ssss ages. I have tried it and find it gives immediate relief.—J. E Kector, 209 Rock strret, Little P.jck, Ark.

.Thiais what killedyour poor father. Shuntt. Avoid anything containing it. tbroiapliout. your future useful IT) careers. We older beads object to its epocal 'Bough'ness,'

in futQe eiforts with insect powder, boras, or wbat not. used at random ail over tbe bouse to get rid of Roaches,Water-bugs, lieetlea. For 8 or 8 nights s^ri-ikle "JBocoa ON RATS' dgypowder,t about and down She sink, drain pipe. First thing in the morning' wash it all away down the sink, drain pipe, when all the insects from garret to cellar will disappear. The secret is W tie fact l-hat wherever inseets are tithe bouse,they must A 0 drink during tbe night. If A O CHoaiaout^Us,Xice,£v:'i-bugB, Flies, Beetiea ^Rocofi ox BATS,'* |R solcf all oroond tbe world, in svpry cUine.'te'fee most extensively advertised and has l^rgeet sale of any article of its kind CBwJP vce gt the globe.

For PotatoBngsi^tnaeels

Eoacber.

BUSS

iig3,InaeelcaK'vinss,etc.,atabte.

epooaful of tbe powder, v^B ssaken, in a keg Ot water, and applied with aprtnkBiig pat. Riray syringe, or wW* fcfDom. Esepitwtil irml up, re, SBc J»"^ Boxes. Agr. ste

BW BUGS,

ar.ta.w«te'"^ -o&S,r«t«. woca,"

^»rro*^s -»»oi- -sbMWt e^onheis, 15c.

J, H. Q'WLfJJAS,

Deaierlo

2e*e Coffee*. S a a

t, and Sortb Fourtb Street,

A aa.tu-kl (low of he I.He 4 ««Mili»l tng.vnri «altrt. WltHl tilts i^ «»l»tructod It res ilts !a

I I O S N E S S

which,- TT neelecUHt soort leads to «»rtrin'» diseases. Kimmolis Liver Regfafatw exortsu most felicito 'S iofiue, over every triad «f bafousn» s. It jestar»« the I.Her to proper workina outer, reaff'ates the secrvtSnn tif bite and puts toe digestive organs in suea condi ion ttiat th^y do lieir best wori. Ajtter taking this m^ltctae no one irlU say, "jt am bilious." '••'."''"

'•I have been subject to se.vere speUs Consre-tion of the Lives* una havet»een in tlie habit Of taking fm 15 to 20 grains of cajoinel whieii seiier.tllv UldroeHO for tlireeor fonr il ya. Ca'^ely 1 Jtave lakina ^imiiioaR l.iver regulator, which .:r,,' nle relief wi'ri. it any interriipti business.1"—J. ttna? Middleport, Ohio.

O N E N I N E

Ii&s ouiy^ stamp in rt-d on froat of Wrapper.

H. ZKTT.TN- A A ThiTiideipliia.'Ta'.

JWW»t

CHOLERA tNFANTjUjfl,

*h* fatal is a of In a

CONTROLLED, and CURED by

.! Ix-en suceex-if-u! hi Irundrcxl-i u£*.-as\..i wbere other preiiaix-d toodsl'ailed. FOR IN A N S of anv npr\: it may bo used with confidenco. as & .aiif© and oomplete substitute ttor motli-oi-'imilk.

OR IN A ID S

i. AaPorfoot Nutrient in cithor cliron.r or iur.'.i'eicascs. Weak Stomachs always reuun tui.T'relisbit. Phj sleiaus and inot-bers ^ou-oo-i-u* Jta snj)c*rid:-it.y. Tiie irmst palatable, lipurishinarjuid eoouomlcal of Foods.

t.iO MEALS for an Infant for $1.00.

n.S/LY PREPARED. Af.DnjggfctJ-S*.,-A .,?ii. "ohiali'.oiireuJui-sA-paiiiidiiets.sentfroe.Lxe Vv E lUcHA2 usrN &' Co., BurUngton.Tt.

A O A I ON OR I E N S E

Tlr uadeisigned wid apjdy to the board of' county eommissiouors, ct their next ixi^ular: session, which commences on llrst Mouciav in September, iss:. for license to retail spirituous and milt liquors in less quantities than a quart at a tim wfc-c -the privll- of allowing the same to die drank on nur premises. Onr place of busiaess is located in the lower room of ti\e two-gtorv brick building on theiuirth tudf lot. No. rf the original inlot of the town,-now citv. of Terre. Haute, house No. 124 si'mth Fourth strret in the Kecond wjid iiurrison township, ^'igo coufl'y, Ind.

evidence and in the arruments, ind

ra)'cosoiasion

is that on the evidence I

can not justly award to the coal miners of Jackson county the increase in their wages which they ask nbove the Hocking Valley prices.'':

Total.. $L900

in that are overstcc'ked rot only yield less food, but the anima pastured upon them a less yield iu beef or milk than when 'h stock is in proportion to the capacity of the lands for producing food.

N"TICE

FRANK AltMbTUONC, Audi or.

N OKUI NANCE.

An ordinance providing for he levy and ro!le !tiou of taxo- in the citv of Terre Haute for the year"1887: tF.CT Be it o-daln ii hy tb laiiv-n council of tiia eity of Terre H-n te. that there aha 1 be levied IUI col eeted for the year.NW an ad valorem tax upou all within tiie city 6t Terre U-tiic subject to state and comity taxation, of iiiaeti-iwo (:i2) ceni' mi each one hundred do hire of sach property and for thvjiuipo of -paving the. interest, Ju ami-creating a sinking tuno lor the iiltimHtcroriempt^on ot th*! bonded debt of slid .dty, there shall be levied and collec'i.il fur tiie 3'ear 18*7 the ftihcviiig rate: or consolidated bonds, sinking ami interest fund .. oFor ci ndiiiir bonds of ix^ Sinking fund 05 Fo city Inn,,ii bo.ids of Jst.'.. Iideresl hind on I'or High sclipot Iv indi in esi fiino. .02 Fur .ibrnry purpose (itwied by school board) yor sewer fund and forsewagecrni. o,.' For fund fot-maiiiti^inauce of public park .01

Timtilie ownerof eie male dog shall pav a tax of *Uhere£or. :viii too owner of each female dog the sum of ti, and f^r tsich additional dog trie sum of $. .Sac: 2. Xliere shall lie levied and •-.illeered also for gwuc-al piu-p.ises, of eiCB-male n-si dent of said city „f the age of twentv-oi.e n\ years, and uot over fifty (5D) years, ii toll ta? of 50c,

S 3 The.eslr-ll r,c no c-\te tsiou lime beyond the term pres*„-ribed by ia.v for he payment of taxes

SKO. 4 Aii emerg.'iicy ex sting fo the immediate takingeffect of this or iniiuce. the same shall be In force on and after its passage a id publication. ..

Adopted by the common council of the eitv of Te-re Haute. Ind. at a cenuiar .n «eti»igt thereof beid ou Tuesday veiling. Aiu-ust 2, fS8T- GEO. W. D'AVrfc.

McCAGAH COhUN'S. AVil.til' WILSON,

PPL'.CATION FOR I E N S E

The undersigned will apply to tiie board of county commissioner!'., at triMr next regular sesaipu, which commences on tbe first Monday in Sep einbPr, lor license to retail spirituous and milt liquors tn less on unities than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowhur the same to be drauk my premises-_y%plae-*of business is located on lot II. Wilson's addition, house Xo. Too s-nth Second street, Third ward, city of Terre Haute, Vigo eouoty. Harrison township, indi inn,.

FltANK HOWAl'ENY.

I A I ON OR LICENSE

7he undersigned will apply lo the hoard of county commissi ncrs, at tjiolr next regular session, which envnme "pes on the first Monday iu Septemle r, for license, td sell si.frituous and malt I qii- rsi lies quantities Ti a quart at a tftii", witli the privilege of allowing the sam* to bu ,dra ik on niv prtnos .«. ^Iv place of business Is located -"n t.art of Pd*'? and a, in Barton's place,, ii us No. Sn north 'thirteenth street, in th Fifth ward, eity of Terr- Haute, Vigo cbiuit.v, Harrison tu-.vu-sh p. Indiaaa. (JfeORGK-STUMP.-

TO CONlKACfOKiS

Notice is hereby given that the board of commissioneis of the enmity of V'iuo has adopt and filed in th* oflice of tiie auditor of said county plans and speeitlcations, and tin same a-e the-e open for public inspociio'i for the erection of an addition to the poor asylum of said scuintv, a-id reference tlif-ret Is hereby made, and bids for such work are requested until the 21th dav cf September, J*-:, at a o'clock, p. in.

CikOter.t.

O IN A N E

An ordinance for I lie inspect'ou of foodSKCT 0.vl. lis it ordained bv le uiti-e! council of ecit of Terre Matite: Tiia' «t-,i-tary p- licemen are iierebv appo nted in t..r-- of food, au it -ha I beth duty of a«v such inspect when Ii deems it nt-ces-ifcrv, or when Jtifi.-t by a eirlteu in in to iiispeut, free charge, any «ittie. she p. b.gs, vou]tr).fisb.Ba.ie. iruit-i. vegetables, canned' givvis, oroth-'-r food offered or S-IMHH t. be offered for sale, and If the fo-d so inspected slid! be found uiivvhole^Dina and *uit1t for •tse, to condemn :uid stray I Si». same: prfivided, that where live title, sb'^p. hogs, or poultry are inspected nn court Pined, tiiev -hall aotlie dest'oye'. but he owner or any. one eUe shall not be al owed to sell offer, sale fa-.- to until after (he sa-ne shall be pr inounced, the itupe.ior, yvjKdesoine and Bt ',' ...

S 3 Any pere-jn violallqg auy of the pro visions of thhrordluanei slatll. upen ovavfetioii thereof, befineiljranvsomim le*s ttian three norm**'* taao uvcstv *@o* dollars,' together with die S of pr *gecution.

City Clerk.

Wanted

One Million feet White Ash logs, second growth. Apply to Sanford Folk

& Tool 9«-, »a^ 4 .Ihc city.

S»fe ihi tfta^

ATI JX S A W ia*Ms at Ceraet

B»wlgp« ^Wearer. I

•fc« thr J&U mat~JwA —•"•tK-itk-0-tn-iwo.v!i--.*L,r«n'L-«si S ili*t•

i¥&* :vi SORtAET i: Cjrfatiwt

•*»•.*•«•«»».'

POTTY O S A I

Tliose un-igi tiy Hi be-j dimples a

Sores by a faithful and prrsivtaut n»e of A SnrsapnrillH, t*e besr And liflss' reliable Afterarrve mnd BR.'Od-pttf fff.fr ever discovered **r- was tfoitbtetl, for a lou^ iiijie, wu a humor^ wuUjh, appeared on Ia.e 3u

UGLY PiP/JPLES

andblc4lies. A S S r'lhi,cured me. —CharlcvJ xf Siuid£ No. th (.jraftsbur\, Vt. '••Until Tece»iil.v»" 'will"* Au JE Charles, of iaub, JJe,, my face has lieeu co\ered with ii'mjrfos er smoe I was bft«en year- old, I took four botUt,s of Ayer'8 MITSUI .ITIIIJ, fti -i my skin btKame as hura could be desired.''

Aycr's SajsapejiHe,

llrepa.cd h.i Dr A o-.uil, MUM. Price fl, s.i bath.-*, ifa Woith JJ a WlU.

i¥ JP^afis*. ^onhweetcor.

Third and %!ain sfruets. Terre linnte. Ind

New Advertisexaent6

wrttn

Try he Cure,

0. SMITHER,

(Su ii-isor to biuis .St Sntitbe

WJ W Marylaiui St.

advertis!,^

You May R8n!0V8-JS:^^^S^«i^^^^

iim IIIIMHH I I I W iMjmii.^XJi.jx

"LADISSl^

Do 3 ivr own I at m*.- dh

E E 8

II •f..-»H •.

Alt people df Ojiutpilo £hou!d learn to !ej*jjt»i out their days. When Iudlrxsiocm iaJ.n a rail, Or Consupation, than all, flakes llTn a, burden, be.-u-in mtml. laS^arrtut'* SMtzorhoaltii jou flaj.,

mean mehely to fla-ii tora

njnt llieu have theui return u^sJa, mean a ra B,,•iilr^v*,",• made the dlsesisi! of FITS. mrjil'S or FAUJ-NO StCKMiSt* a llfe-tonir stiiiiy. 1 warrant uiy tvmt*dy t» cuie the worsi custB. lieeanse other* hro failed 1- no reanrin ior not now rH«j.vlnfr., cune. Senjl ot OOOP lor tn*aase anJ a Free liott-le of mv InfailJI.Ie iv medy. Otve Bxptiw nttd l.wt OflliV.- It eoSt-i you_nothing for a trial, and will core von. Addn.-&s,I)r If. l!. KOoT, I'U'emtSf,, St-iv V..•:,-.

CATARRH

is an inflame! con eTtfonofthe liidn mcmbraiie of tin nostrils, tcar-d c.i.and thro it, aii-ii lug the lutiur**. Ai acrid mucus is s. cretiHi. the a, charge is nee urp.ed -.vlih a bur'. ing a at lucr are sspsismsof sneev frequent vtt:v-k- o! headache, Wat •.- and inflamed e\.

Elys Cream a A E E A |iartlcU i" Rppfifrt Into e- ,*ii iWsl'i I agioeable. Iriqe 60 at dii:t'.ersi».mail, registered, yc CM ,S. VMH.U ,S|MI

I-'I.V BUOTP.EKS,

!:."•••'.'reeuwicli street. New Yorj

ROOFING,

BuS'di.ag.^ ..Sheathing Felts.

Koein IMh)i, Coni Tar, IJoof Paij-t-:, 'jam! .'J-fliy Coal iar i.nd and itv Asphaii Kcady Kooting, Asbet-tos Firc-prool i-'eit, Slotii prom Felt, etc., etc.

J!e I

CieepUoae U61 'i 0 1 2 1 1 3 0 l^^Et.Q.

MUWKlSNlcf

ur lf.!iaor tfnliit Fo^iitvelr t.c*rd Atttiiiuist- itue Ul lUnit *ft' Gotrteijypfellir, ft CR'.i he jfiven in a cup of cojien- or !/-i -,--. itiic lithe I'liOH-ieiiee of tiie pcr.--iiu tuki::^, ali-o'erely har:nh"!S wjii mi e'ltt^t .•* pe-i-n:s-.ir-iii and ^pt'cdy euro, rtli lii^r :lie |-,tu. iw« llica'eiatc drinker or ,oi ai.olailc *.»•• Tho-e-aiiiis of dtunkar- «e !,vn made teuipernte men .yho have t-iKen ()ol Mi Speeilic in their coffee wittiout tiieir imowltidge, rnd today beiiove-Ui" q'.iit ticlnkiiii.' oi. •heir own free will, i•j"VhVK!! K.MIS TJ'P' system once lmpre»ii rte.! y»tfli*iht» Sp c'fle ft becomes an utter inipossiUfiitv frtr Hie lk|u'r: apiiel'.tt- to exist. 'o- f.ih-' bv J.vtwfi H. Homes. Dnurgisf. cor. Si.^.h ahd Ohio bffeijlt. Terre flame. Tfd.

MOTH PEOOI1 SAGS!

i'or protection of

Hlaitktits, Furs and Wooleuw.

WHCJi.KsiAJLE AXTT UKXAlh.

j. R. ix'M'Ay &,co.. r.Bo rtnr* Mrin fit.

IV!ante! s! IV 1 an te (a!

Me and Iri 'ill-Sfto

The public i.- respocliully iavlUd toexi,ii),e'.i oar stock. Abo a nice line of Coo.-umi:tovcs.

"-WA-Kioir' BSLO&.,

PI- -Mil-. M»-«-.t'

A A

Central Hall!

721 MAIN STBJEBT. Fiue tiapirttd tr fmtm Wm

FOB FAMILY USE.

Special prioes per doxen bcttles for a iaes, etc.

Afi&OLI) MBYEft

J.7owm&%

insurance Ay&At,

Bar. 3- Whereas. An emere^ior eji^ts.' tliTeiore thi* ordinantf sHatl Be^iti forcic from *wdaft^i!spawt.!^vjMiditaiiub5h*al3«i.1 in tee Terre UsmUi D*ily i:i rass nid Uuett« 0 S A 1 E 3 and VlQTSi (i. .Km foe cue day e.c in if :-vo t» ecnOye't Agaa for tt.o RED 3XA week*, winch pibiisat on ii wrretwopder*vj. an AMKK1CA N Ifcenc Oct-

Ad picd the common council:trf tbe oSy r«n H*wt««i«i -'.« «+t,of Teme Haute, Ind.. at a rt«ular lueeiiuu thereof held ouTXa-isctay evcte A a it 2 it

Reprw only the bast fompanieR ln- f*r/it^Jtua'iy

NUGENT &

Plumbing & 6as Pitting.

8as J?ixtnr(&f ClioY gineers' Suj

636 OHIO STK££Tt JERSE HAUTE,

fftfi j«*i?,1jKFyi.

tuar.t.

wec'iv:--rai«dHviivii'»'

in...--.

COUGH'BLOCKS,

FOKT «A I V, I 1.1-vv. „. ,_ ihttTS^ailu* A a «ks a UMI-.II-. Mrtftl \tiJ\ 0UTftinv ul\,4j.(^l J|

iia itt romv. Ms

Mne awl a**l$K !«c«. w-e tfT,.t«"'\vuh

i«'v.»-•-•» ,i-iv»«i»B titerv* -iI .V tM,\ \i

W O B.ltOCKS1

I MI r*~ W i*» ftft «T»ivlt» •it^t Ji» a ciiaii In eA*,.|,is.

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In uk*'iit»

lltt f,l\i l'i, »'ti!|"« 1. *U3tt 1 JI)J ,tlW I Jflrtls

3UlKa£firir BLOCKS.

in*- (5r*at biBrrfe i*»i pxiv^jit,.). iTPl-

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DYE§,

T.liey will -fythiue.-. Tliej are Solu eveiywlitre. Prioe luc a pa*)ka"ttt-*» ^r^. They have no equal fnrfctrcffgtl), IJri-titjR'Jn Arooaat in Padk i«*serrwVaSfciv'ss of-nolor or uon-fadiiig queues '9'hev tie not ertiek iirSH-ut, .ForsaTeby Jn^'b &" ChtirUa ,Lw,er,. Tot and 7C3 \-rki)ash ave.: v.. v. fciu.Aermaii' Druggist, cor. Thirteentli street and W*bw»h A,

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Tli It I 't th 11 Wd a it *. d*-s mpiovtni nt- lAvwi»r pr-u i' I inlr (Jjiud 11 \i .at iv ti nit-fi ti-iii ir Ti tl«iite I rt it O Mreev And ). ,l ruttr -i Uv ti^lslit em' 1*1, April ih---

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oner

CLIFF &. 00. Fi'iypr blurs.

•turers: of

Boiifii^, SioolceStacks, Taiibs. JElc.

hop on FIIK: st He! v., tr.

.-ii Walnut ::nj

D:.VA.

Ji»"ii_i-ii.ii nromptly

FfiEEH010 INSTITUTE

it :-i.

4 4 HTCSS.T.

FOR BUShXS FOR PR-kCciQX. COLO* 81 A,

V/.LE'

I KV. A.

HARVARD.

I'U S A. AI.

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