Greencastle Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 September 1878 — Page 4

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45 Years Before the Public.

THE CENUsNE

DR. C. McDANE'S

CEI.K.HR ATF!)

LIVES PILLS,

KOK 'I HF Cl'KK OF

DVSIKISIA AND SICK UKAPACHtt.

GREENCASTLE II Hill H HUS! Wo have opened a Store for tho salo of our Goods

on tho South Side of tho

Public Spare. Wo manufacture our own <foods and can sell O 13. O SL 13 <3 3F8_

TP-IAIS7 X^IE

Wo make our goods from pure wool. They have been so long worn in this community that their

quality is well known.

JKAXS. Flannels, Cassimcivs, Blankets, Stockings Yitrns, (\>\ evicts, Countevjtanes, Skirts; also, Staple

Cotton (roods.

Hemembei' tho place

South Side Public Square

Birch <fc Brother.

vik. in, is:*. a im. y C .j ] lc . can searcely summon up forti — tude enough to try it. In fn< t, he disA3[ trusls ' ^'indy. > ■ • tvl Of tlie

I above symptoms attend the disease, but

cases have oeeurred where few of them

j existed, yet examination of the body, j after death, has shown the i.ivi r to have been extensively deranged.

Hmmcnsttf IPurtm.

As THE IIKAKT IIKAKS.

Flatwoods. Mart Hurst sports a new two-horse

buggy.

Ben. Moore boasts of the finest bug-

gy horse in the “Flats.'

The school-house is to have a new door; also a new fence around the

I know that I never can hear it. never on

earth any more.

j I know the music of inv life with that j yard.

silenced voice is o'er; j' A company of youngsters in this

Vet I tell you, that never across tlie fields, vicinity are ronton plating a trip to the

the wild west wind can moan. Eel river falls next week.

Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, dot my sad heart hears. Close, true, and Dr. A. Stcv< nson has made an-

clcai, the thrill of his earnest tone. > other division of land among his chil-

dren.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver. DAfX in the right side, under the edge I of the ribs, increases on pressure; sometimes the pain is in the left side: the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder. and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels in general are I costive, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is troubled with pain, accomI panied with a dull, heavy sensation in j the bark part. There is generally a considerable loss of memory, a<vomj panied with a painful sen ation of havj ing left undone something which ought to have been done. A slight, dry eougli is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility; he is easily startled, his feet are cold or burning, and be complains of a prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits are low; and although be is satisfied that exercise would be beneficial to him,

I know that 1 never can listen, with these

mortal ears of mine.

To the step that meant joy and gladness* in the days of anld king syne; Vet 1 tell you the long waves never break in the hollows of the cove. But they mimic in their rise and fall the

tread 1 used to love.

1 know the melody that you sing, with its delicate meinoried words, Is nothing but measured language, well set unto music's chords; Vet I ledl you, as you breathe it, my dear

life wakes again.

I laugh to its passionate gladness. I weep to its passionate pain. J know the ni-.i k that tinkles, beside the

forget-me-nots there;

Is nothing but water rippling where the \\Blows shimmer fair; Yet 1 tell you, for me it murmurs, the

very words he said.

When we, and the year, and love were

fresh, in

A debate took place at Mt. Meridian, Saturday night, between .Min Stevenson and “Buff” Pare- on one side, and Harcourt and Fox on the other. The health of this vicinity is getting rather “shakoy.” Apple-pec.ings arc the order of the night hereabouts. Daniel in Poetry. Crawfor-Dville .loiirn tl. hi bis South I tend speech the other day, .Mr. Voorhces said: “When a whole family, in one of our large cities, was recently found dead from starvavation, some one embodied this voice of warning and of woe in the follow-

ing lines:

“Ob! you paid and trusted leaders. Listen while you hold your hrenth: In this hind of Bible readers Men and women starve to death.”

Now, that was good for a United States Senator. It shows a wonderful

tin „ohh n day that is dead, poppy. But the

Hays & Browning

I ' I I lonned a partncrsl)id in tho Mfirrantilu busi-ne-as <»n Main Street, South Greencastlc, have on hau l a new assortment of noods, consiptin# of all kunls of Pin GOOJH, GK<>< KRIKS, ifF KENS WAKE, BOOTS in (I SHOES, It ATS and CAIN. And everythin# kept in a first-class general .‘•tore, which they are now offenn# tit the Lowest Figaros. The patronage of the piiblir is reapee(fully so* lie ited. HAYS & BROWNING 18 It. Mam Street, South GreeneaHtle. iTCTEiiNr ibtjir/k:

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Dealer in nil kinds of FAMILY GIlOCIiHlliS —ami— iPiRO-vTsioiNrs. of conn try produce nl ways kept on hand All Goods Sold a! Lov/esl Prices.

ACil K AND FEVER. Dr. ('. M< Lanf's I.ivf.r Pirrs, in' i casinr Am a \\i) F i:\ i:r, when taken : with Quinine, are productive of the i most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. \Ye would advise all who are dflu ted with this disease to I give them a i air trial. For all bilious derangements, and as a simple purgative, they are unequaled. iimvAKi; or i *iM.vriotvs. The genuine are never sugar coated. Every box has a red «nx seal on the lid, with the impre-sion l>r. McI.ank’s I.ivf.r.

Pll.LS.

The genuine Mi Lam 's I.ivrk Pii.i.s licar the signatures of C . Mi I.am and Fii mino TIros. on the wrappers. Insist upon having the genuine 1'R. C. Mel.ask s I.ivrk Pll.l.s, prepared by Heming bio-., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitation- of the name j\lrLhtsc, •peUed differently but same pronunciation.

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Aye, youth is proud, and gay, and bold;

still this is left for ns.

Who sit 'ncatli the yellowing tree leaves.

and listen to silence thus;

It lias life in its April glory, it has hope

with its smiles and tears,

We live alone with nature and time, and hear, as the hushed heart hears.

[All The Year Bound.

The .IddgCSilip.

Howlm# (ir«*en Krviev. (Pern.) It will be seen by reference to the columns of the /{ri'ii ir that Col. A. T. I lose has announced his name as canadidate for Judge of the lath Judicial District composed of tho ! counties of I’utnam and Clay. Col. Bose is perhaps one of the oldest practicing attorneys in the district. He served bis country with honor and distinction, both in the Mexican and the war for tho preservation of the Union, being wounded in both wars, and be will carry to his grave the j wounds that be received in the latter war. He is also one of our mosthigli toned, dignified and eloquent attormcs. ThoCol. has hitherto acted with the Republican party, but be is a Republican of the original greenback school of polities, and has always held and advocated the doctrine that the money that was good enough to pay 1 the soldier was good enough to pay the bondholder. So far as capability and honesty arc concerned, there could perhaps be no better selection made in the district. The only tiling we reI gret is that the Col., possessing such good and sterling principles, does not vote the Democratic ticket.

' Kni7.il EnterjHTHP.

Col. A. T. Rose, one ot tho old , wheel horses in the Republican party,

next time lie speaks would it not have a fine effect to vary this poetry a little

and say:

(Hi! you ibip d and hoodwink'd people, Listen while I bold my "grab;’' In this land of Bible readers Congressmen bold what they nab. Why did not Mr. Voorhces hunt up this poor family and divide bis “grab" with them? Did he need it all to buy fine jewelry and to pay the expenses of himself and family in visiting watering places and playing the grandee? What a shame that a man with $5,000 so easily made should leta whole family starve to death and not offer a cent to alleviate their sufferings and save their lives! And then this family starved to death right under the nose of Mr. Tildcn, the Democratic Mogul, and ho is worth his millions, made by wrecking railroads and refusing to pay his taxes, and he never offered a cent to stop this great distress. Ah, what genuine sympathy, then, these •paid and trusted leaders'’ have for the poor! Heaven is sure to bless

them!

"Conciliated.” Fx-Attorncy-Genciwl Ackerman, of Georgia, has been interviewed. The Independent movement in bis State, lie says, practically amounts to nothing. The South, he says, is solid, and, in his opinion, will continue so till after I8RO lie hits the nail when lie says the Independent movement is confined exclusively to the Democratic party, and consists in one candidate attempting to prove that he is a better Democrat than another. As to the policy of conciliation, Mr. Ackerman

said:

In nearly all of the Southern States

JW^tDio:!- (lelivoru i i'roe of C’har#o.

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FOR SALS. J\ 'l.ir.r-L M t-'on; !, mi , ros in < n'r i v.if i..n, mjder koo»I mil fence, n .lere* well fiinfiereil, 40 acre- of smooth piairie, good dwelling, nnd till n« «v. 11 y •.Iit.l.iiildlllk'-q splendid p< o;. hud. Mod loo He i ring apple trees and abundance of good running water; school and ehnroli a IvantageM are good. Will sell, or trade for land in Putnam Gonnty or city property m t»reeneaslle. (’all on or address, I. T. M« CAKTY, M*#) Greenetifttlts Ind VlltS. SIMTIVTK Has on hand a Imndsoinc'stock of Millinery Goods AND HSTOTIO^TS, Consisting of Ribbons, Ties, Neckwear, Scarfs Prints, MusJins, Gingham*, and the most complete Mock of Fancy sioap* and Perfumeries, Combs, Brushes. Ac NEW INVOICES OF SPRING GOODS! RoeeiToil from the East WEEKLY. THK VERY BEST OF TRIMMERS EMI’LOYED, and ALL WORK GUARANTEED TO BE SATISFACTORY. GOODS SOLD AT BOTTOM PRICES. Please ••all nnd examine goods before purchas7 -1 \ t J. K. LANGDON. DBAI.EI! IN School and Miscall an cons

L.l • . r.i i - I'll .1 • Viiis hit , ; |, (he r i t ; d NtniKlaril » mi!;. HeHirine ini!ic \ il\nth ST\T»s. • an ciy a *'ar:u!y can be |n!11id from M 11 N i lo M t:.\ d O that *!iICS not us them. It i.- j ov. pi |)«i**•'I to m.ikc their viri'*" k ii" .vn in ! 'd \\ fr'.S'k'. 0 si Sitif/!c 11 ini if ilf r.stn(>1ish

tftrir Merits.

Ob They Cure Every Thing? NO. They are for Disoasos itmt r rult from MAi.A.IIAL POL'O.’I and a DERANGED LIVER, such n& Dyspepsia, Ditious sml Typhoid Fovci a Chill.-, Co'.ie, Siuk-Hoeilochu, Chroi ,e Dir-r-iicru, Ncrvousaoss, Di.5ztno»»,r-i,,-p tnlion of tho H.'ort, Neuraluin, Hlieumaiism, Kidney Disease, Chronic ConrtipaMon, Piles, &c. 1-ta.tue.e: WA.msrs you That Your LIVER IS DISORDERED

When you have a

|i:«ita in %f <'4#nt4‘fl Toiikiic; e Itotieln : in f h«* SJ(>iita<*li jittci* Ck’dii if: ? •mi* r.r4i«*!nf ioiiM; %%4*r* rion It* H,«»l Hotly wr UliisaL IIK All VINE II, «;itl AT OVTi: TAKE TUTT’S PiLLS!! Tfae fii’st «Ion:* i>iM>t2nrrH Mia fleet xvlii« fa •*?!< j» :ivf onisht (tie Miffi«>rer. mt<l in ;« '*S«<»rf (ini folhaus an A|>^oo * Di$;e-tioii. BOLID FLIiHH & HARD MUSCLE. THE WEST SPEAKS. ‘‘BEST PILL IN EXISTENCE." Dr. Tl’T I I have I, ! yiir Pill* for I)y 5 p« |>di*,Wi k Rlomadi nnd N'-rvou d • • I i . xer had'tnvthing In do l»c no null'll good in tlu- way ol titvtliidnr. They lire nit giiiid ns you ri'pi * «<nt Hum. Thi y ore tho boat Pill m Sfxluti net* uii'l Ido a : 1 (in. t" iut|uuiiit othc:n willi thoir good merit*. .1 W.'I’llIUI ITS, l>afota, Minn. Mold by or '4«‘iif I»i| Mail

1 of rents.

iiniiotiiiccH himself in to-day’s pnper ns the Republicans as a party have been

almost disbanded, and the surest way to test the sincerity of the Southern Democracy is in a political content. I hope the President’s policy of conciliation may he a success, but I have my serious doubts about it. The

a candidate for tbe office of Judge, subject to the will of tbe people, at the general election. Col. Rose is well known over the district as a fine practitioner and a good Judge of law, and if elected he will fill the position as

well ns perhaps any man that could be Southern Demoeraev cannot reconcile

Selected,—Clay county is entitled to the position, it having always been filled heretofore by Putnam county, | and from what we can learn, there is I a determination here on the part of the Republicans, and many of the other two parties, to insist upon our rights in this matter. We are satis-

fied the Col. can bo elected. The Consistent Democracy.

! In.li;inn|,oli- .luimial.

The Democracy in this state are all at sea on the financial question, and if the leaders continue to fierht each

themselves to the fact that tie* negro is a citizen, and that tho Constitution guarantees him bis freedom and suffrage. They wish to make him submissive and dictate to him what he shall do. l iitil they learn to recognize every man as a citizen and a freeman, I think there can be no true reconciliation in tbe South. I board Ben. Hill make a very significant remark with a significant gesture in a speech some time ago. He said: ‘\Y r o will control our labor.’ The Democrats are determined to rule if they

, ,, i • i' an do so, ami in order to do so thev other as they are now doing, Republi- imi8t crush ct Republicanism in the cans can afford to stand off and watch South. < >nc way to do this is to got

fun. ft is a regular Kilkenny eat the negro under their heel.

fiifht. Senator McDonald

“I

,••6 — - says cannot believe that Congress possesses the power to coin money out of paper.” Senator Voorhces says Congress can coin money out of paper, and ought to issue an unlimited quantity of it. Senator McDonald says: “I I do not consider tho question of our currency settled until specie payments shall be resumed.” Senator Voor-

Will the Negroes Always be Allowed

to Vote?

New York Sun, August J7, 187S.

It can hardly be expected that such a iadie.il change as that which allows black men in the Southern States to vote should be permitted to remain

^ .v,.,,- without any effort to restore, in some hees says specie payment is a fraud, j|‘‘" ,cc * ihc former condition of things. and demands the immediate and un- 1 '“.T m ? n w '; 1 ' u ,ecentl y 1,01,1 t0 f' 0

nothing but chattels. Now they

The Silver Monetary Conference. The international monetary conference held at Paris adjourned last week. The American delegation urged some positive action, but only obtained a declaration formulated in the reply ol the European delegates. A correspondent summarizing the general results of tbe conference says existing complications preclude tbe formation of a monetary union. Tho hnglish delegates pronounce tho consequences of German demonetization disastrous. Monometalism is advocated by only three small states. The sentiment against further demonetization of silver is overwhelming. 1’hc influence of the conference is deemed important for the future of silver. The European delegates adopted resolutions thanking the United Nates for bringing about an exchange of opinion on important monetary questions; also, stating that in view ot tbe divergence of opinion which lias been manifested, and the impossibility even of states having a double-standard or making any ongagment relative to the unlimited mintage of silver, there is no ground for discussing the question of any internationl ratio between the two metals. Ruseoni, of Italy, stated that the conference had not decided that a ratio between gold and silver was impossible, and as under the French law onlv slight fluctuations occurred, so a bi-metalic treaty between France, Fugland, and the United States might fix a permanent ratio. The Belgian and Swiss delegates held a double standard impractiable. Goschcn, of England, considered a universal gold standard inconvenient and dangerous, but he also considered an international ratio of value between the two metals impossible. The city government of Louisville is Democratic, and last year, according to the Mayor’s message, tbe expenses exceeded the revenues *85,000. It has beon discovered by Minnesota farmers that two acres of sunflowers will supply a family with fuel through a long winter. The wood of the stalks and the oil of the seeds make a roaring and cheerful lire. Temperance people wonder why, after years of their preaching against intemperance, their own boys sometimes turn out drunkards. Search your political record and count your votes given to the whisky interest. There is a great middle class among i us that keeps quiet, attends to its business, puts a few dollars now and then in the savings bank, and goes through life without making any noise or e pecially asserting itself. It is a class which the industrious, temperate, economical laborer aspires to join and can nearly always lift himself up to. The majority of the real property in this country is held by the farmers. There are more farmers and their sons who own the land they cultivate than there are farm laborers who own no property; and if the rights of property are to be assailed by the Labor Reform Communists, the farmers of the country arc to be the great sufferers. Is it a Monopoly? Koltim (KanssiM) Ueconh'r. V ere Grant’s money views any harder three years ago than Mr. Tbuitnau s? 11 Mr. l liurmaii can change his principles from those of a hard money man entertained three years ago so as to put himself on a.Democratic inflation platform in 188(7, could not General Grant manage to run on a reasonable Greenback platform? or have Democrats a monopoly of the privilege of changing their polities to suit the circumstances by which thev may be surrounded? Say? Democratic Paper After Dr. McMullen. hnnvillo Dpiiiocrat. I lie Methodist C-hureh is not responsible for Elder McMullen’s political harangues from tho pulpit any more than the better class of Republicans are responsible for the indorsement tho Union gives him. ll in Ids party zeal tbe Elder forgets his calling, and sows the seeds of bitterness and strife among men, instead of advocating and urging the adoption of Christ’s teachings— “Du earth peace, good will toward men - we do not think the church should be held responsible any further than the indorsement it gives’ him.

ANFORD’3 radical cure For CATARRH

Prize Medal

Awarded at u Eiliitiiiioi!.

this

ORU.

TN^TANTIY rnlleveR and permnnentlr enres H

1 fit wilt

Lc l • * •*• -- - - - - vaitfd uponF.v

base been cur.M by thli ,> leruble ■iui I

fooO 1W Wty from the qd wliercTf r Wnow n Idw

tat! frr

b<«*n %.ho

from tho Ai

knov

the treatment

ed v

ort year !

to tk ‘ I'HCltkc C'MIRt. tb'7stArdard iomedy

bar

hid rep ly In tl.mtic

becotae

,urrli. Tho iiropn. lor® hare M- n of iituijnal rrpntallon il« remedy, and \rho ha

nt coiim lerutuo etm’nao and pei»->nal trrv • . ifood »• wh tin ouiiltnut tho clrr.i 8 | rnoTQ W ■ -i you hear a wea thy gentle near9 and refln#m«*ntaay, •*! owe my hi

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' i d i.;i , iL"al npiTlrtcti of tbe d:»y.

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Hit i strive f - a 1** d«lr "* e I* '•» nie MUKNIlV WKLLS. cr Wn.i.», r»»<>«» * Co.

T ti •• rnrrd mo odor IwtlTO j*or* of noliitorrBpiod ‘■""“"liVo. W. HOt’OIfTOK, WiLTHir. Mif..

the dIr»*rtlora to the letter and am hap-

1 rOLI.O'YFD 1 pv to nay I it

, cure.

HCAf' i, Iowa

na\ o L td n pennancnt c

I). \V. GUAY, M. L'.. Mr*

quite ik nnmher of my r.tprov-eil io me their q . I * rts with thtm. INK br., br. Louis.

Ill Renick, Curtis 4 C,

PATEN’TF.Ks of the

GREENOASrLE SLIDE AND JDSIp CA8R1ACK.

II*. YU i nmmen L l It L* quite, a nnmher of

of whom Iiav

I j: i-ml , all uf whom i.a’. m exj

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Carriages

two -"i ( 1 ! t .rself nyrmanoutly

men

orer one

i J’TKK using

\ fir •.!. I haNi: s*lnre 1'' or.:

hand tv '. bottlts vith^the

i59 ilABMiaoa Ate , Boaroil.

\\ ; h.ivo sold SAxroRD'a Kamoal Cwri fwr aaajly

>> oil® M'Hf u.’'l can Hav eamlldly thtil

ration that Krarc anrli

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tor

ir preparation inai gare Hneii uoiTrrMil •fariDdii we hare yet to learu of Ua flint coin-

ons ye a Hlldfl i

?. 1» BALDWIN A CO., WAtBiKaToif, Ixd. riMIK I'ure clTorlpd In mv r- o hy f *Hadicai, I t t k v s*«» ifiii irLablM t: t It f c:ued to ikon*; x .. i. uf until red wlthojt relief fr .in eny of tho nnjul i r. .that it i-ould not ft*' tt’.i'-. I '• -• 'elore made !: I . a to it hi’loro Seth J. T'noinaa, .loatice of

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CALL AND SEE Us

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h parkageof ^kst^hu'b n.\nirM. ( r in: contain* jn'toril’i* improved luhalintf Tuh''. uiulfull ilfrec* , -. itet. • - . 1 whohoale •n t retail drupgi^ta and dealora t hroiig\\ ■ tho Fnltod Sfatoff nnd < >inndtf<. \NLKKs a mmfirncr;;! A goal* and Wholobule DruggiM*, Uoat ;li, 'InttH.

VOLTIIC PLASTER An Klactro-Onlvantc Bntt**rv rnin?»in«‘<? trlf!i a highly Metdlcatnd Str«ii^l1i**ning PlaKler, forming tho beat Plaaler for an.I ncliea

iu the TVorld of Medielno. A MORBID SWELLING.

1 Font for one of COLLINS' VOLTAlO

PLASTERS, and it has been of greut benoiit i nduclug h fw. JllnK in my left Hido that two pitysicln sa pro* noanred Knlaijreinont of thu splgen, nnd «m • f)ro-

lirgemont of

uonured It au Ovarian Tumor.

Cyntuiama, tno., Wnrrh 'JO, 1877.

Spleen, i

L. A. KIsTEU.

THEY ARE THE BEST.

6'«alfc»m</t, — F.nclosed you will find i nrvl I wish ▼ u would end me another do/< n of \our ( OLI.INM' Voltaic Pf \stkhs. Py the ah--v, you win h. ,-that

to help otliera In Horn*: way oven If up ami around. Them r.i • a mini* I your plnstcra wl,<i htul /:iv n out ro good fjr nothing, an l nov

1 am not a

bor who have tried that all pldflteri we with me that the

h.ivo got along th!s winter better than I itavt threw yearn, winked 1 could havo heard of

ters before. Your*, &c

goo

my aro the beat they h.irr rwr this winter better than I have 1

iven out ow join

tried.

ried. 1 fore in

your phu»*

j OUFTTA M. CltOSS.

Ii.u-.tos Sp*. N. Y.. March H, lUTI.

WY liavo (lie larKOst nPHorlment ,,f (■„„ mm linUheil in the siaico,- ' WWo,k (CARRIAGES, JUMP SEATS, MLKTons, SPRING WAGONS, 1,1 <;<ilKS ' HA( KS, 4c., io ori^onr^ 1 '^’!”;^^. hi«j,p-t nwnr.lHt 11,0 (V/ten,.“r.iJjf.V;"!'; 1 '!* M It MS si.iic I'.mJ',. i-, 11 ;' 1 ' 11 ' ami 1877. rail and soo (hein All I'imls of <n,rri„*e rp|,:,n'i„ x ,|„ l)0 |lrompl|t UKXM'li. « IK||,*, 0 HAZELETT Sc DUNNINGTON IKmIim's in HAY and GHAIH. « Z ism, a K I'mU for liny, Corn . Wheal. \V ,r..|iou« „ ohl iMg^y Mil h HP nr Noill, |i,|,ni. "« it. I KIIKVIlIi: %LAIX. Wliy Mfltorlho tormcnN „f A-U„n. a n .| Hip iniSKP.I p.I^'poi Upapnir, wIipi, v , m ,'.riK.in.\Tr: iiki iu nnU n ! i.v llin Hip ol poiilinin'. A«thio . -p. •, ^ ..ll roll il)le reinedr haa xkvkr i, ,1-p ill n 1,0 nn- .iiUpi IMP fr,.,,, Ihi,,..,, |., I ion nml » ini, I , "I,real I, in," i,, :onl -i,(For no Inopp,-. |, will ipIip,,. jnv, Tin.Ip H,,|,|ili«il In Ivpry K re- .L.

TVioo i> _a i iJ_CV>Tmj. Hr pflrpful lo call for COLLINS’ VOLTAIC PLASTER lest you get some worthless imitation. Bold by aQ Wholeaala and Retail Druggists throughout the United Plates and Canadas, and by WT£RJS.tf k POTTMt, lYo» prlclora, Boston, Hass.

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GRAY HAIR. ' »o»-—■ — This i8theA:iBR0sulLtt King mfldft

Thiq in tho rare that liy Iu lac A.muuooIA that King msd«»

Thi? is <ho Man who vras bald and gray, Y\*i;o n<>,\ hns ravrn locks,Micy say, He iiseil tlie Cure Mint lay In the A.MuuodiA that King La&*ie.

This in the Maiden, handsome and R r «y, Who m.irricd the man once bald and gray, Who now has r won locks, they say. Ho iiN-d the AMimoblA that King made. Thin is the Parson, who, by the way, M.rri 1 tlie tnaidcu, handsome aud ■ »y, 'i Un man once hnUl and gray, I tut who now has raven locks, they i * Iti enuM l;,: nuod tin' Cure that lay I ■ IROSIA tha 1. • :

' ? hifl is Hi; Hf'll that rings away Jo arou Ih, j oplr « ;ul and gay .1 nto this fact, which It rodocB lay— t ■ /, P* Use the IMUROSIA flint Illiiy maiil

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LANGELL'S Asthma and Catarrli K/EIxCEJDY. Read What the People Think Aliont it. AX IKTIIHA Itl.MI.UV. . FiVni lln Cincinnafi Tiaii’s, A cure for AMlunn. 1 hi-o Hint sonu* m mu vullta de |mpoi t n^ks for n < lire im A*’(liitt» 1 hnvi* lieen ultlieied uith that iiir:nilitl -* forty-four years, and new i found relief until lut sumiiirr. Iu looking over the loiirnal nndMfv senger, one of your eily paper*, 1 >»•« anotir# ' f “Dr. Lnngelrs Asthmanure, one trinl | Iiee.*’ 1 srnt and lei eivc l I > n iiiru mail, nnd J gave me relief in live minutes. My im-c was one of ihe worst. I can now lie down to sleep. God Mess I». Lnngell for his remedv. Kising Sun, Ind. A BUIWCIMUKR.

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Pittsburgh, Pa., Pec. SO, W. H. LANGKLH—Hear Sir : H a\ mgsullere*!mr • hly \i 1111 Asthma some eighteen vears, 'Innng which time I e-oulU only sleep b) sittingon and leaning my head forward, or shunl on in) - feet I wastreaied liy physician* of the liigliest reputation, both in my native eounlry, (Wales. 1 inulm t Ins country, until 1 spent a fortune, witlmiil itcieving anj henelit w h.itever. My sulTei 1, * , i | g so intense, I often wished death would relicvphip, and thank God such tln-mghts are removed lar from me. one box ol yoiu new remedy relieved all my-uiU'ering I feel like anew man. 1 ean now lie in mv hod at night and deep. I appreciate the value of such a remedy ahovenil the wealth in AmeneT. . Enclosed please find two dollars lor one paw* [ wii*h to send 11 to Vi • ■ •' he was surtcring terrihly with tho Asihin»,wn'ii I left that country. Yours respectfully. JONATHAN C. K1»WARI»>. AhIViiiiii <»f :tO .years Standing < nnd W. T. Brown, ot Monroe, Texas, wnies: Your Asthma Beineoy has completely cured iny 'J ^ i I thank you for it. She has autrered from Adhin since she was a year ohl, w h'di is :10 yean*, h -I tiled everything we ever heard , ’ 1 . . * * hysiciaiia. Nothing did good till we trie l i 1 ! medy, whieh relieve I her. She now k' ne '' ‘ j i" l nnd rests well, ai d says she wante e e ! suilerer to try this great Remedy. Wefeelgra fill to you and and e|os • with love to youFor sale hy all Hrugi'ists.

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WlTTLE JIVER E PILLS.

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Positively Cured by those Little Pills. They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hearty RAting. A perfect remedy for Dlzzineas, Nausea, Drowsiness.Bad TasU in the Mouth, Coated Tongue, Pain iu the Side, Ac. They regulate tho Rowels and

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prevent Constipation and Piles. The sin all-

$77?

I is not easily earned in these times, but it can be made in three months bv any one of either sex, in any part of t he country who Ih willing to work steadily at the employment that we furnish. $6G per week in

your own town. You need not he away from home overnight. You, can give your whole time to ihe work, or onlv your spare moments. We have Hgents who arc making over #20 per day . All who ungageat onaecan make money fast. At the present time money cannot he made ho easily and rapidly at any other business. It costs nothing to try the business. Terms and $- r » Outfit free Addre»«« it once, H. Hallktt Ac Co., Portland Mtone Tl-ly

■ and Pile*. The sun est and easiest to take. Only one pill a ill 40 Iu a vial. Purely Vegetable. Price 25 cvi

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CARTER MEDICINE CO., Prop'n, Erie, Pa. Five VIsis by moil for one dollar.

> conditional repeal of tlie resumption act. Governor Hendricks says “gold and silver are tlie real standards of j values” and “no one desires a return to specie payments more than I do.” j Then they all unite in an effort to i bring themselves and party into line. Tho movement reminds one of the

placed upon au equality with their late

masters.

As a general tiling where the blacks have had an influential part in the government of States the States have been very badly governed. This may not have been more their fault than

Mulligan guards—-Yoorhees prancing tll:lt ol t1 . 10 tj'hiving whites who con- ' in front heating an inflation tom-tom, ' VI, h them in politics. NoverMcDonald behind blowing on a specie t,loloH8 ,1 '° f(U:t remains,

resumption born, aud Hendricks in tho rear sawing on a hard money fiddle with a soft money bow, while The

A Rap at Blue Jeans.

x. '« llbn..j Ledgar Standard, D«m. . . . . Uo\v;;; >r Williams Haims to ho a l,( ’ 1 " 11 ■’‘'"--i-t.“"•.■'n mi< . i„,i

brother-in-law to the National Greenback party. The N. <}. p. ought to be, and doubtless is, ashamed of their silly old brother-in-law, as well as themselves. Such stuff uttered iu a stump speech, hy a governor, is disgusting and unworthy of any one,ex-

cept the smallest sort of a demagogue. T A ^*1‘7 , 9 I A tx a M ism-able drivel of that sort will not JjLilwii. W& IjILQ.

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•mm iii.'tUo monen Istsicy .it work for ii<« ihnn :it ait\ tImig else. t ’.tjiii.tl not rci|iiircil: w o will xImii you. ?1'2 | or i|:»v cl I n > in c, mu do by tho industrious. Men. women,bov* :unl t/iris wnntc l overywhere t.* woil: foi us. N.,w is the ttmo. ( o.Gly nuiHt mid tonus froe. Addres A Co., Aumisln, Mhuic. s iv.

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Notice ot Adniinistratioii.

it* re by given, tlint the undersigiieil appointi^U by tbe Clerk of the Circuit mi Countv, Sl.do ot IndiMnu. Admin-

NOTICE

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The Colinty School Huperintendent will ineotap plicanlF for license to tench, at the 1st WardSchoo bufbiing in Greencastla,at©o'do«k i*. ki.,the lesj Saturday in each month. Applicants must begin promptly at goVIo k, in order to do themasuves sstice. Tfiey must also present certificate ol haraotei*. unless krown to the Superintendent.

L. A. STOCK WELL, County Rupt.

^ ly Cloverditle, Ind. HERE!! HEREf* HERE!! Wh.i i.lh« ui«e of iiain« every mi.tri.m .n ih. iaa.I »i>‘( then not . tfe-I a cure of tl,« iK'ie, »h«n bvesllin* ON in- I will <*««ol a |>eri„»iie„t our. (orft I iiinnufi*' lure my own mo.liolue wtwrt t»p«rf*i i(y h»rnil*iM». I o»n cur#j»ny c*»*

Of Ago*

xt<rnci; - \

11 hail bean

Court of Futmnii County, si.de <>t In liana, Administrator of the estate id'Hobcrt F. c.ih**, lute of said County, decea-eii. Sam estate i>* suoposed to l»u solvent. I- A AC f A KTW BIGHT. August 24,1X7K. Administrator. J. Hindi, attorney for ndin’r. :k>3w..

Cheap Kindling llelilo nn> pai l ol Hie <*ify ul 50 ceutM uimI Ml OO perlonil. Dr<>i» «»r«ler*« In PoNloin* o. .14*11 \ 14 1 1. i:v, in-tf. at Nail Ku tory.

At prexent both political parties profess themselves willing to abide by the constitutional amendments which guarantee tlie right of suffrage to the colored people. This, however, may only bo temporary. After a little, when the whites got thoroughly reinstated in power, we should uot ho surprised to see a formidable movement to disfranchise tbe blacks. This idea is likely yet to he broached in Congress—and possibly to become an element iu national politics. Senator Coke, of Texas, is in Washington, and talks very discouragingly to his Democratic friends

' among those who have been most about the prospects of his party down i deeply affected by the closeness of there. He says the greenbaokers (money matters, 1 conclude that the have made nominations in most of the main causes are shortness of crops for congressional districts, and draw most , the past three years and tho previous ol their strength from the Democrats, indebtedness of the people. No doubt 1,1 1,0 ca se has an attempt to bring

Sentinel ronuldishes the Democratic ilatforin and swears they are all on it. t is a beautifully united and consistent

party.

Solid Facts.

A correspondent of an exchange, after traveling over a portion of Indiana

S3200 !U " 1 ! ,llnois ’ ] " H cv l )ei ' icnce > and

concludes as follows:

“Many persons attribute tlie ‘hard times’ to the action of the Government in respect to the finances, but from all l havo been able to see and hear

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ix^irx h>y:el Ritt^lielor's OebGuuteil Hair Hyp, best in tlx* worM. Th** invaotoi has tbih siilcniliil Hair Dye for .7 v«*h» -.with b*»tif»tit to tin* hair uimI < o in - Jury to bif* lo-alth: proof thut it ih lln- only tnii*. uid! pcif'eet ilyt*. HarioU-ss, H-lial»le, instaninneous. No tlisH|U»ointiuiMit: im n<Iii-uloiis tints; n-mcalics the ill em-otsol hail tlii* 1 *; leaves the liuir soft hiuI lieaiitiftil, l»ia< k or brown. Sold uud pi'o|t(>ijy upplied .1 P. G- hrlor - Wig Fu. tory, N--. I • tloud -beei N**w t o,k. "' l l h> ail dub.g ID |%.

! but the constant tinkering with the finances by Congress lias had the effect (to, iu some measure, unsettle business, and thus check tbe circulation of money; but those persons, especially farmers, who are out of debt, and in a part of the country where tlie wet weather does not injure the crops, arc jin a better condition than they were

' before tlie war.

about coalition between the greenbackers and Democrats been successful. Do says he fears the Republicans will carry at least two districts,

if the grccnhackers do not.

It was a Democratic House of Representatives that abolished the legaltender quality of the trade doMar. Don’t you forgot that. It there could be an assurance that Congress will lot the finances alone there would he a fair prospect of but ter times. But there can he no such asKimmce. Official advices received hy tlie English Government from Consular officos in China report that the total loss of lito by the ( hinfiso famine is estimated at seven millions of people. How such a calamity could occur, and no Republican party in that country, is not stated. Ihe Indianapolis .Vries is responsible for the following: “A prominent Democrat, an ex State officer, who is engaged in coaching Dr. De La Matyr, has unbosomed himself. He said .- ‘Of course, there’s no chance to defeat John Hanna. tVe’ll do what good .ve can by killing off a Methodist preacher.

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BREAD. CAKES. ROLLS. PIES.&C-

Baktal ami ilelivcrcit daily to all paH* Bakery on Main street iiearHonth Depot. may be sent through the IWottiee to box

CHARITY LUETEKE.

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Hea’th Promoted.

Health is promoted hy good ami appropiate food. Such can only be

I close with this had hy using iu preparing it, articles

I have been in no place where known to be free from poisonous tidalthe people were so poor but they terations, such as Dr. Price’s Cream Mould admit that a "good circus show Baking Powder, which eminent cheinwould almost any time carry away Uts endorse as being perfectly ..pure

huudruU of dollars. and wholesome".

fait:

Revenue officers had a two day’s fight with illicit distillers in Overton county, Tennessee, last week. They were surrounded hy more than one hundred armed men, while seeking lodging in a log house, and a continual tire kept up until a relief party arrived from Nashville. Two of thcotfieers

were wounded, one-supposed mortally. It is a law-abiding c

to be

country.

u.i, Sonlh Miana Si, Ojutsilc Cost Office. V'hII on IIm-iii lor lirMl-rlns., iii^m ,,,,,1 in r<-ilii,-i-<i rni«>a, Tliry iii*,, **ave extensive Mule nIu-iIm. ol-lv. CLIFFORD’S FEBRIFUGE or*. FEVERiABUE dTJFLJU. ERADICATES ALL MALARIAL DISEASES trow tho SYSTEM. For sale by Conrad t’ook.

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O li HU JSC A S1L E. IND. We have jiistreohuilt our inil!» « n 'I ,n 1 nest machinery in use Wc w ill do all kinds oi custom work, ftn '^ he best flour in the market for sale. All work guaranteed satisfactorily* Highest 10

ket price paid for wheat.

a week in your own town. ^ Maj> t No risk. Reader, if you want ahuain ^ which peraona of either sex can mas s