Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1867 — Page 3
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Dr. Hotimnn l>r. Uolmes^R
mnd Iku Clergymen. his serial story ••1'heUuar-
dlan An^el” ( Atta/UiC J/ont/Wp), Introduce* a certain Kev. .Loepn Beltaiuy stoker. Tuls personage, so far an he ha* tiguml in the ro-
mance, has given offense to a great number of clergymen, who are expressing themselves ijutie Ireely upon the subject In the columns of
lue religious papers. We do not think that
clergymen, as a class, are sensitive t > satire at theexpoii'e of “the cloth.” The character of the Hev. Mr. Stlggins In the 1'ickwick Papers la one of the most powerful delineations of
clerical delinquency In the range of Itullon; but we have never heard of clergymen refusleg to read Dickens on that account, or denouncing him with that severity of language which they visit upon Dr. Holmes. Why is this ? The reason, we take It, may be found in ihe wide difference between btlggloe and Stoker. Tnetormer Is a vulgtr creature, who sponges on the hospitality of weak females, and, aithougn the bngnt and sblmng light of the “Kin OtZer Brick Lane Junction temperonce A-sociatiou,” gets drunk rtguiarly on his hot pineapple rum ttnd water. This Is bad, but he might have done much worse. lh Is such a thorough, transparent knav>*, bo unlike anything that the reader has ever met in his observations, that the grossues* of the caricature Is at once perceived, and dllg* gins is looked upon not as the type of any ( lorg>m m that ever lived, but as an extreme, well nigh impossible lustuuco of what a clergy man might bo. Thu clergy would say of such a besotted humbug, II oue could be found in real life just like him, that he was no om-iu. ber of tneir profession, but a pretender and a quack, and they would rejoice with the rest ot mankind to see him sent to the lock up. But Dr. Holmes’s Hioktr is a man of another pattern. Ho is portrayed as a preacher of tusie and nffnemeiit, highly successful as a revivalist, and trusted in and beloved by nearly everybody. With the females ol his congregation he Is a special favorite, lor he possesses exactly that combination of qualities which endear a pastor to a female heart. He Is the contidanie of all their religious perturbations and their domestic troubles. This Is the saintly slue of the Hev. Stoker; and If Dr. Holmes hid stopped there be would have given to ihe wond a neat portrait of a good t brgyman. But .Stoker has another side—a sooty oue. H a religion Is n monstrous fraud. Under the cover of fatherly counsels he is pouring tales of earthly passion into the ears of the young and ineXperieoced lambs, and the reader Is left to guess, with it much effort, to what extent his polished and honeyed hypocrisies undermine the morals ol the too tender and susceptible members of his flock. To ibis fancy sketch of a wolf In sheep’s clothing the clergymen object, and well they may. The Stigginses carry the badge of by* poerisy In their red and tumid faces and hlc« euping speech. But if Stokers really exist sm >ngtis, who shall know and mark them? To lyumlt the possibility of such characters is to throw suspicion on those clergymen—and there are many of them—who resemble Stoker on bis saintly side. There Is no way to pick them out until sircumstances reveal their guilty pi actlces. The lung freedom from discovery and disgrace Is what makes Stoker a most dangerous villain, in comparison with whom Sitggtns is a petty offender. Injustice to the clergy men it must be said that the character of this consummate clerical hypocrite is foreign to experience, and highly Improbable. There is n > lack of fallen clergymen, but they are not of the Stoker spcclee. Heealllng the cases which occur to our mind, wo remember them ns Coarse men, who bad a turn t^r politic d speech tnanktng, preached very little religion, and were always suspected of being knaves by those who knew them (test. Whin they ilnally ran awav with other men’s wives, or were detected in some other flagitious offense, the surprise was general among their congregations that their barefaced imposture bad not been seen through before. To a ebar. acter of that kind—a noisy, ranting, political preacher—doing the same things that Stoker
illd, we do not "believe the clergv would hgve demurred. They would sadly hava admitiad
Its probability, and said nothing.
Dr. Holmes is an original man, and ha is fond of dissection, lie takes a surgeon’s
Off be tore jcvr mobt rar.ykawsv a‘re out— Ooodaetol ain’t ll Jolly
MftWMlt!
laoMI at
Tnuaptag anavt
f raping otav amm4,
“Dipping” lato spring bolt 1
Dipping” law spring holes, Ripping 9 metblnp on*—
Ibnt'rt
aad rone*;
a<x>f?no»»! btu "to pfoasaat
Whipping afUr trout.
Stumbling ever saw logs, W core they’ve mad a jam; Ho on* can ay this stream
I-n’twonhadami Wator, “col* anb'aaea” foam* yonr toot about:
Catch your d#*<h of-" whist man:
Did yon *** tnat treat?”
PD him gently—kindly— Horse h D Is hut frail;
“There's a speckled beauty!”
( rook s hooka never rati.
Taen^y ounce-, pinmo, »lrs, (Heft him tf Vi.u doubt;)
Silver, poid and i
What can match a trout?
IfhMv drops the “ta- kle,” Hiythely sings the stream, rightly burst the f am-bells
lirlghtly burst tb* r &■ Liao a poet’s dream. Sp’ash i There goes a”
Bp’»sh i There goes a’dammer!”
Whirr! and h - Is out!
What school Is so ehsrmlng
As a school of tr ut?
Rattlesnakes! and ’sketer- !— Wet feet and bn nt laces: | Who says anglers’ line- ai “Cast in pKasaot i.Imc. s ',’ Trv It In ’ Green” Kiv r; lint, before vou tr„ut it,
m-t ask Mr. Bditor
Just ask
What he think* about it!
From the Fall Mall Gaxette, July 10. Tlppllitff la Eisglmnsi.
The Lancet has raised Us voice, eertalnl;
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none to mon, against the increa-mg Indulgence among the educated and gentle, of what it justly cbarscterlzes as the pernicious habit of tippling. There ran be no doubt In the
of tippling.
mind of any who observe the changes of mam hers In good society that this very serious charge is well founded, nor must th« ladies, though the Lancet delicately abstains from direct illusion to them, be allowed to conalder themselves exempted from Its strictures or unconcerned la it* warnings. £very thing la modern customs tends mat way—-the large wine glasses in u«e ;»t all dinner tables, the introduction of amiable alcoholic drinks—the fashion of giving claret or moselle cup as an adjunct to the five o’clock tea table, and at the buffets of evening parties, where girls, heated with dancing nr fevered with the constant round of exciumont, may be seen swallowing glass after glass of these tempting and fallaciously cool beverages in place of tbe lemonades and syrups which formerly sntHeed fortheir refreshment. But has tbe faculty, as it Is called, nothing to answer for In promoting tbe present state ol things? Children are now given, "by the doctor’s orders,” an amount of alcohol which would have bornthd their grandmothers. The beer or port wine administered two or three times a day at ilrst disgusts, but soon becomes grat« ful to them. Almost every one of us may plead medical advice as tbe beginning of tbe habit. They say tbe modern type of disease is low; that stimulants are requisite; and that whether they prescrli>e chloric ether or champagne, does not much signify. Perhaps not In
but in the morsl
tbe physical point of view,
one? surely the temptation to tbe abuse of
such stimulants as lavender, ether, etc.,Is not so great or so constantly recurring as that of wine and liquors, which are offered and pressed upon us wherever we go. Brandy now takes the place of aal volatile In thu lady’s dressing esse; and the properties of gin as a eleansiug agent applicable to everything from 'he gill stopper of a scent bottle to a lace flounce are (irmly impressed on the mind or the waiting maid. We would never epoak but wtih respect of tbe noble profeeeion of healing, but It can not bs denied that the peculiar tern pto*too assailing some of Ite more “fashionable” members Is that of followlnv rather than leading tbe loclinattons of their
patients,
Fromt e Milwaukee Sentinel, Frank of a Somnambulist*
A somewhat singular freak ol a somnambulist has just been related to us. A gentleman living in the Seventh Ward one morning missed a quantity oi money which be bad in a drawer, aud, although strict search was made, no clue to the missing cash could be found. Tbe money was taken from n drawer which was kept locked, and tae key In the gentle-
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man 7 *
pocket. The affair was Involved in mystery, which was not removed the next day, when a set of silver spoons were mla-ed. The servants were suspected of (be theft, aod as a knowledge that tbe articles had been missed had been kept frrm them, it was determined to keep a watch the next night «nd fasten the guilt upon whoever should be found trespassing. Everything about tbe house remained quiet until about two o'clock, when a stir was beard. Tho person who was on the watch peered cautiously through the hall from whence ctme tbe sounds rd footsteps, and law approaching the gentleman of ihe bouse. He went to tbe cupboard with a stealthy step, took therefrom a qumtlty of silver plate and started for tbe back yard, closely followed by tbe watchman, whi
once *n*! ‘
dlowed by the watchman, who at soeeted the truth of tb* esae. The llier proceeded cautiously to tbe wood
deep w»l
■bed, and covered the plate carefully in a bar-
rel o/ashes, and started back te bis house. He was awoke, however, by the watchman, and appeared greatly bewildered at finding bmiwir in that place, The matter was explained to him. and search was at once loetituted among the ashes for tbe ml-alng property. The search was happily rewarded by tbe discovery of the eilver plate, epoont and greenbacks, safely secreted among the *»hes, where they bad been deposited by the gentl *• man, who had been unconsciously guilty of robbing himself. This experience may reauit In the cure of the gentleman of bis habit of
sleep walking.
BlNOIflY.
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Interest In milfortnations and unnatural growths. Hence bis choice of an out of the way chunicter, aod his loving and minute analysis of tho repulsive Stoker. It Is with Inm purely a work of art, probably Involving no imended affront to tbe clergy. In a speecu made by the author before some medical society recently, be Is reported to have said that If he could Qml a doctor who was a villain, ho would put him in a book. Of course there aye so called "doctors” who are vlllalasj but thtoi tbe profession denomtostes ‘ quack*.” Yet ft is possible that some time one of those courtly physicians of the old school with white hair, ample forehead and gentle voice—the meet regular of the regulars—in whom tbe patient trusts as in smother, may tarn oat to be* scoundrel of ine Stoker stripe. The character D not beyond tho reach of Imagination. If some author should take tbe liberty of creating such a monster, we fancy that the medical profession, and Iff. Holmes among them, would not altogether like it. So with lawyers. There are hanger* on of the Temple of Justice, known »§ “shy »ters,” capable of slierlog wills in their own favor, destroying Important papers, or stealing their client’s watch and pocket book. When creatures of this kiud are Tntrodueed In fl tlon respmaMn lawyer* do not protest. But let one of our first cUss counsellors and advocates of high standing bn set forth In a novel as guilty of such practices, and we do not think tbe American bar would rest under It without chafing. The error committed by Dr, Holmes is in taking bis Clerical Impostor from those ranks of toe clergy which have been hitherto regirded as quite exempt from such ex impbs of unredeemed turpitude.—/Veto Yik Journal of (Jommrct.
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f tho Western eountyr. ^We^ar# prepared to do
Grounds, etc., Ger.uant
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ton avenne. ITiHadelphla 15,000
1 Country Residence, Riverside, N. J.,
with Ground. emUs, etc 10,000 1 Three storv Cottage Ix>t, etc. 6,000
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each 6,00$
1 Elegant Turnout Family Carrlbge.Span
of Horse-, ■ ; arncss, etc, complete .. 8,000 10 aluablc Building Lots, Riverside, $800 ^
0 ich 1 Beautiful Silver-gray Horse, 16M hands high, sirod b the celebrated imputed Arabian Horse, “Caliph,’ also, alight Road Wagon, weight 140 pounds, with set of superior Single Harness, etc ,
making a first class establishment 5,000 90 Pianos, $800 each 10,(M) 90 '‘elodeons, $995 each 4,000 5 Rosew.md cwing Hachines, $900each. 1,000 inti eewlng Machines, $100 each.... l,"O0
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10 Kais
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50 Fine Gold Watches, #*/> each 10,000 100 oil Paintln.s, by leading artists—ngregate va ue 10,000 3 Camel s Hair Shawls, $ ,000 each 3,000 9 Cam>-1» Bair Shawls, $8,000 each 6,000 3 Handsome Lace Shawls. $980 each 75” 10 Cashmere shawls, $69 each 6<X> 90 *ilk Dress Patterns, $78 each 1 A'O 50 City Building Lots. $i15 each 8,78a
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too shares with Engraving:
Local agents wanted throughout the United Itates
The Association hare appointed ae Receiver*. Messrs GEORGE A. OOKE A GO., whoee ; w#H
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FOR
Mow EMtMl MV# Match##. Mr. ftetb Ureen, of this Mteie, is conducting a series of experiment# In fish culture near Nnrthsmpton, Mossoehusette. The local paper gU o* an Interesting account of hie method: “ About three weeks tgo be oame here, just at the end of tbe Ashing season, and arranged
as he make* use of in
COUNTY OFFICERS
With promptness, and In a manner that w warrant will give entire satisfaction.
stated
Phi'adelphla, Pennsylvania, May to, 18$7.
of the Washington
'avor of the
15ih Instant, notifying ns of uifr appointment ae Receivers for your Cutapaav, we took the lihersy to submit a copy of /our Charter, with a plan of I onr enterprise to the highest'egal authority of the State, and having received hie favorab.# opinion in regard to Ito legal ity, andsympathUln* with the ton. volant objeet of our a**- lesion, vis: th.-education and m i»nton«ii.e«of the orphan child, en of our soldiers and sai'ort at the Blv#r-
HA1LROAD OPPIOBRS
Are requested te examtn# oar
BOOKS,
bouse, and were stocked with a million of eggs. Owing, however, to the cbsngos in temperature of tbe water during tbe day and nlgbt tbe experiment failed. Mr. Ureen then bad a small box made with a bottom of finest wire cloth, and open at the top. Tbl« box was anchored in tho river about a rod from the shore, and stocked with five tboneefid eggs. At tbe ond of tlriry bean tbe epg,
which at tbe beginning
becomes transparent, except at one point, where there is a tiny trop of albumenou* mat*
As we feel sail bees Hook* mode I# ska atato,
manufooturlag the
child, en of our soldiers and sal'ore at the. _ side Institute, w# heve eono'uded to eoeept Me trust, and to u-c our best effor s to promote ot
s-iaTUssuico.
88 South street. Philnp^iphia Pennsytvenli
Jy9deod8m*wSji
CLASffWARC*
JOHN WOODBBIDGE & 00*
TM FORTE *8 AXf> DEALERS IN
GOODS MERCHANTS AID flUIISSlAlii
And other bueineee men using
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TABLE CVTliEMT,
zitTzstf&vi: Firm?’
Over » Mlllloi Dffllftn AftYftAI Gentlemen: “I had a negro man worth over $1,900 who look cold from a bad hurt ia the leg; and was useless for over year. I had need every thing 1 could hear of without benefit, until I tried tbe Mexican Mustang Ltnlmeat. It soon effected a peemanent cure. J. L. DOWNING.*’ Montgomery, A Abama, June 17,1880. “I take ptoaaure In recommending the Mexican Martasg Liniment ae a valuable aad indispeue#ble article for Sprains. Sores. Seratobee. or Gsdle on Mors**. Our men have used it for Bam, Bruleee, Sovee, Rheumatism, etc., and all say it oeta like magic. J. W. HEWITT, Foreman for American, Wells, and Fargo and Hamden's Express. "The sprain of my daughter's ankle, o skRMd wblle skating last winter, was entirely cored in one week after she commenced using your eelebrated Mustang Liniment. ED. SEELY.” Gloucester, Maeeacbuaette, August 1,1866. It it an admitted fact that tbe Mexican Mustang Liniment performs mors cures in s shorter time, on man aa# beeet, taaa any article ever dleeovlately la. AU genuine le wrapped in steel plato T^JrSatflS XABNKS A CO., over the sop. An effort has been asade to eounterfolt it with a cheap stone plate label. Look sloeelyi Sawteta Sprt— Wawr.seM ey eW Wagiete.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Umlted State# Express# Ewmapamy Indianapolis Office—No. 84 Bast Washington st J. Butterfield, Agent, Indianapolis.
Plrrclasemt** (Jm!#m Express Comap*7 Indianapolis Office- -44 East Washington street
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Western
(JMt#a TelegrapM patty-
Office in Btaekrord’s Block, corner Meridian and Washington streets; entrance on Meridian * ™ e -' Walliek, Division Superintendent; C. C. sy. Manager; A. Winder, Chief Operator
V. Brown \*ai«ta»t
reel. j r.
Whitne; Of. rift-
GIFT CONCERT.
IMPORTiNT lN\«C)iEBMENT
To the "World.
ZKIBXj LEY’S First eras* S.nk Aaer'cas GIFT CONCERT! Is now positively fixed to take place at the COOFEB INSTITUTE,
IfXIW TOHK CITT,
On Saturday, July 13, 1867.
500,000 Tickets Searly all 8#14!
500 OOO Presents! OR OiWE TO ISTJBBY TICKET.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. of the North American Gift
rpnE proprietors of the North American Gift A Concert which was adverti-ed to t»ke place at the w abash Avenue Kink. Chies^o. Illinois, and po-tponed, have the pleasure to announce that a serte-. ef Concerts will be viven the first
a large »ha>e of our tickets have been -old, and ill be followed in rapid succession until these
rie* is computed
This immense undertaking has proved the most perfect success, aad 1. really the greatest enter
Ticket* a mold In the bands of our numerous agents have now been gathered in, and but a few thou-aad remain to be di-pooed of Under any circumstance* the Concert will now be niveu »»
**The ecSereordinary *patoon»*«
bestowed npom thtogoterpri eby the public,ha- " irietors to announce th t a gift
to every Concert ileset holder
prom
will
rwed aTCntaWaute^rl^ebythe^pu bepresentedtoeverr Concert liesel X# presenfeG t# Ticket •fwlffier#
fiMClMXfjl^^IOO OOP in
Gre#n1
No. of Tickets Issued 500,000.
PRICE 9X E-A.C H.
A Present GlT#se with Brevy Ticket.
PERKINS, SATl-EB A JORDAN, W/ li-L practice in the United Suites Cearte, . v V and tne Civil and Criminal Courts of ind
lectln/iind'Kubateh^taMs 0 Baakl1,pte 5’’ Co1 ' *«ffice.*«>No.4 Ataafiailding,North Penn-
adrll dSm*
sylvania street.
h. w. n’coaD.
i xujiexxaxiTH.
M’CORD & UINGENSMiTH, Attorneys at Law,
J>R \CTICE in the City aad County Courts, in
A the Supreme Court, an# ia the United States
District and Circuit Courts.
Speeial attention given to COLLECTIONS in
this state and other States; to cases of Divorce, and to Criminal Defences in all parts of the
State.
•IB* A division of fees made with Attorneys
mans* business.
Mffice, X#. 4 Blake’s Black, Indian- # pa lie, IwMistisa. aprtSdSm
J. S. HARVEY.
JAKES HUGHES.
HUGHES & HARYEY,
Attorneys at Law,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
YXJ'ILL practice im the Federal and State VV Courts and give promoc attention to the Collection of Cl .loss throughout the State, office 101 East Washington street. Washington City business transacted through the firm of Hughes. Denver A Peck, Washington City.
Martin M. Ray. Jonathan W. Gordon Walter March.
RAT, GORDON A MARCH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., *—-Hce la toe Federal and State Courts.
Building, South
Office, No. 19 New ss —
of Post Office.
ever discovered, thus efiecting to#* sought for to the Medical Weeld. If used ac-
a desideratum
veeooU, a ie wLe in
and render
at a very small outlay, save hours of untotd’bod-
ily and mental torments.
This most reliable specific, so universally adopted in the • >kt World, is now offered for sale for the first time <a tmenco, by if. A. Du port a Co., only authorized Agent* for the United states. Price $3 per oottie. Laxgv bottle, double size, $8. Tbe usual discount to the trade, bent, securely packed, on receipt oi price, to any address, with
oirectio: •* *
ctions and pamphfet.'by addressing to
T. A. DLPORT * CO.,
m-rtSdlr Sole A fio'iXGoid^teert^' 8 ^Y rk
V a.TE
A ND evwy form of UwiAs* ot tne i
xk. female organs of r
days, at the Western
ihleor
gene.^tion cured in a few
moro.treet.Cinrfarrotote" 8 ^ Nb Charge Until Cured. Diseases peculiar to females speedily cared
ted Ladies '
Ra«rd ana N wrslng lurnished" Ladies durini C#mflMMB#MC MEDICATED BATHS, to*
“SipsssaS r, ks
icle much needed by married ladies, $10; Fi
male Pills $6 it by mail c
Any of these articles or medicines
seat by mail or express, when ordered Masturbation, or self abuse, speedily cured hr an entire new treatment. Young man or woman, married
are afflicted with any disease.
■ single, it
call or write at once, and be assured of prom
Address free and coni
you
relief and low charges. dential. Send stamp for a circular.
octl-dAwly
Galea* Head Dhpeisftry.
(Established 1850.
Chartered 1881.
A MEDICAL PAMPHLET, Jus
puhli bed. contain* 60 large pages —■* ■ ' of tne or
and numerous engravings of t£ gang of both sexes in health ting on private diseases, gonoi
gleet syphilis, stricture; diseases of the testicles, bladder and kidneys; seif-abuse, and the secret habits of both sexes, and its deplorable effects on
of both sexes, and its deploi
both body and mind; diseases of females from girlhood to old age; intended as a warning aad a
^uide for the young of both sexes, being a truth-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN M. PENDLETON, COMN!IS410N MERCHANT, For the purchase and sale of DtRestic Fleece fti4 Pulled Wool, No. 45 Broadway, New Y#rk.
married and those contemplat-
tfgygarrioge ; with the Author’s new method oi shown by ther^l successful means of cun, as Patients at a distance treated by mail, and mect-
ance to the
hook of private advi , or single, price 16 cents; either sent in sealed envelopes on receipt of price Office Remove# from 74 Green Street,
ASH advances made. Consignments solicited. \j General or special Market Reports fur
niihed at request.
and all business strictly confidential vddresa
[BAD D IS PEN SARI,
REFERENCES.
H. F. Vail. Cashier National Bank of Commerce, New York; Messrs. J Boorman, Johnston n Co New York; Gordon. McMillan A Co . Cleveland
Ohio; — - —
on. Me
DU 10; W P Westfall, i.a-nier «irst National Bank, Minneapolis Mlnne-ota; Thomas Arthur.
Cashier First National
Messrs and to
ini
Ford. Dixon A Co , St ny banker througl
g New York correspondeuts ma
lan A Co , Cleveland, -nier < irst National E-ota; Thomas Arthur, Bank, Newton, Iowa o , St i ouis, Missouri; hout the country bav-
rt9<leo<law6in*
W. D BCaXHan. IBasOhTkB, X. O. BC REH AX. JB IF. D. BURKHAH Sc €0.,
COMMISSION MERCB1NTS,
44 Chamber Commerce, Rear Building, CHICAGO, ILL.
Particular attention paid to filling Mil ler’s orders, orders solicited >or Fl >ur, Grai and Produce. Samples sent on application.
il-
rain
1. DASHER A W. D. BURKUAM, OISTI IDLERS, Cambridge City, Ind.
f^RDEBS received for Bourbon Rye and High V/ Wines, both bond and Dee. at Cincinnati
i< rices.
marl9 <13m
OASISL DUSCAS
». a THOMAS
JACOB DCXCAB.
D. DUiFCAiF Sc CO.,
GEI4KRAL,
Commission Merchants,
and Dealers «v
FLOUR. GRAIN, PRODUCE, WHISKIES AND CIGARS, Iff*. 4X Wear* ■jomJwla.ma Mt., (Opposite Union Depot.) INDI A n’APOLIS, INDIANA.
FestofflceBox 1249.
O’ ConaignmADU tolief Md.
TOBACCO.
THECHINCARORA
AVTI-.aERTOIW
SMOKING TOBACCO!
rpHE Ctaingaeora T#bacce grows from X tne rich soil of the “orient,” and is pos * ' ‘ ' ntiieli
sessedof a peculiarly delicious flavor entuely unknown to toe tobacco of all other climes. But
its unprecedented popularity has sprung from < he
Nicotin, which permeates every other tobacco, and which is the one and sole cause of toe dissressing nervous diseases, etc., which moat iavjMrtautv, sooner or later, follow the indulgence of the pipe and cigar At the recent
anaT>zation of tobacco from all pi worn!, at the Academy of Science, i
renowned chemist. M.Lamoureaux,declared that while European and American tobacco contained fully eight per cent, and tbe purest Havana tobacco from two to five per cent, of N icotin, th* CHING AitOBAdiii not contain one discoverable particle of that deadly poison, a drop of which,
extracted, will destroy life.
Our agent at Bombay has shipped us large quantities of toe Chingaroraduring toe past two
veteran smoker, yet we are now prepared to offer
1 Gift in Greenbacks $30 *?
do d# do do
do do do do do
SteSS.:: to each... 10 each... 5 each...
YUF MV a# Gffbve*. • • ••
do
$96#ich.
...
• im .. 9000 ... 90$»
:::« • :; S^ : • iSS
90900
... iam
i i i \
90
I LOW
S 90 W
g
300
is MissssaisiES: 1,000 do Bet Oliver KUted T«» Spoon*,
1000 do hffver Plated ' Fruit B&ives! ftt
i.ss
!JB 32 sr/ia !»£« ««»;« :r — A >*.!» each 4.800
5S§^irt , ftS8fe*’Piw»#s 98each 5 <00 1 (168 do Gold -leevrt Button, $9 each
it ia unlimited quantities, at a price mnch lower than some American tobacco of a far inferior
quality.
A conn«i*eur has but to smoke the American tobacco end cigars, which are invariably chemically flavored, to be disgusted with the medicinal taste which leaves a nauseous unhealthy coating in tbe meat#, aad in time seldom foils to shatter
in tbe meat#, and in time seldom foils
^ThTnattveTof 1 *the "ORIENT” smoke the Cktngmrwra from morn till night, from youth to age. and are happily unconscious of the wild,
distressing fire w
o* ton inhaler of the fumes of tobacco containing
NicoCin.
Wa invite every lover of the weed to try the Chingaeaira. end guarantee unprecedented pleasure li it* delicious flavor. Sold everywher at fl per pound.
gt8ff each. 100 each.
$3
ws
EDWIN ML COOK * CO., Side Agents and Importers ol the Ckimga T##aCC# for toe United states and Ca
rorst
Can-
adea, and dealers I# ad kinds of
HAVANA AND AMERICAN CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
9000
MAIN DEPOT, Mr##*, New Y#rk.
BEECHER’S
New
Ledger.
II is a awel (Mighfftsi Itetr Drwstag It aradlaafee searf aad dsmrtruff. It keep* the head cool an# clean. It make* tba hair rich, soft, aad glossy
It preveat* Mir tenia* gray aad falllag off I»iB9to»w>#ly#apwtaterofy o#Mi,aa#d#i This iejate Eh## Lrow*ftMMf*nffi vii) d#. it ta jhht II |- BMW <tevate*. It te Mterotly OTifi W«M #*Fteffi^ aad pteiteiilffiWt tecroGtel# 4emaad , U##tlyiMNMlag« •atateerol* banfly
aot RMF ft, «r s teteNff
hold-
ute
totheCoai all agei
and ticket h w«r as soon Mjpnbli bed The he‘BMP of tho unsold Ticket be^M
tbe handTrt’ HumeroM Ageatt, aU over tM
icines sent to an j gart of the country bn receipt
TO LAdSs° *
fo 176 Jefferson street, between Fifth an. Center, near the Willard Hotel. Consultations private
THE GALEN’S HI
tepl dAwlv
Louisville Sentuct-.
DR,
"WEBSTER, 164 South Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois, (Between Madison and Monroe.)
Office hours from eight A. At. to eight P. M.
pecialist in the treatment of oil private di oil their varied and complicated for
mease*
Fo-
treat-
in all their varied and complicated torms F< the past twenty years Dr. W. has made the trea nent of private diseases his business and stud; which has enabled him to perfect remedie ------
speedy and permanent, aad in all ca ised without hindrance to business < e to friends. Particular attention givi
old standing cases, such as were formerly considered incurable, Syphilis, in aU forms
the effect and mind.
produces some of the follow iug effects: Pimples on the face, bodily weakness, constipation, aversion to and uneasiness in female society, uncleanliness, dread of future events, and finall
fttaxSE Machines were awardedtha Higbes X Premiums at the State Fairs of
New York, Vermont, New Jersey,} Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Alabama, Virginia, California,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, J Oregon.
AT THB FA1BS OF THE
Americam Instltmt#, ErmmEUm Isset tsste, Jlmry l#wG Iwstltwte, eimsen. ckusets Bleckmnlcs’ Ae*#clttti#n, ressmsylTMla. Meekassicst 1steutmt#, St. L#ais Agrtcnl'“vml #Bd a9eckkmtc#t Aea#c lmtt#a ,
And at numerous Institutes and County Fairs, including all the Fairs at which the; were exhibited toe past th>ce years. First prizes bare also beenawarded these Machines at toe exhibitions of
London, Faria, Dublin, Linz, Besancon, Bayonne, St. Dizier, thuloms,
And they have been furnished, by special com-
Grover & Baker S. M. Co.,
21 East Washington Street,
Anxrxa^r a PQLIS, IND. je 7dAw3m
ICE CREAM.
jY£1F CONFECTION erf
And Ice Cretkim ffiatloom,
♦Fosepk F*arisette, Proprietor, ft. 98 North Illinois street, nearly opposite
the Rotes House,
AS fitted an L e Cream Saloon superior to
ver opened in this city, and vis
itors to tni* > uy, who leave without tr>ing a .ncer of i.is ice cream, will have deprived
H
m Sal tui
-. ,t.
annoyance.
Parties supplied with < iruamented Cake*, Pyr am ids. Water tees, Jellies, cnanotte de Ruse, Biscuit eilasces, common Ice cream Pyramid-:, Ice cream Pyramid- a ia Harlequiu, and l mid Jreatn Pyramids. This last is ma>:e by Ise in the Western States mjB'dit
ice C one e
LICHTNiNC ROD.
Munson Lightning Rod.
Hness,
complete prostration of the vital power, loss'oi
should hands o all those contemplating marriage. Sent to all on receipt of ten cents to prepay postage.
physicians
; Dr. Peabody and Dr.
X.
19-
Kermot, Detroit,
ce. Grand Rapids Mlcb
Harrison.
St .ouis Dr. James
cousin; Dr. Peabody Michigan; Dr. Pri
igan; Dr. Bowen and Dr. Harrison' Missouri; Dr. Gaines, Dr. J. Bailey,
Thorn, Chicago, Illinois; Dr Hemlershatt. To ledo, Ohio; Dr. Davis, Cincinnati. Ohio: Dr
ul, _Min*esot». Office 164 Clark
myS6weowly
Be:
streei
St. Paul, Minnesota. Postoflice Box 3994
WORM TEA
. ^teosaut, .ale and eifeotuai V egesauic tsCifictor all kinds of Worms found in the human body also, a reliable cure for Fit* aad Worm Fere Possessing in it* combination wonderful cleans ing and strengthening properties, it will alway atient, whether orms or other causes. Price 25 Cents. Sent by mail for 96 cents JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist. M. 8. BURR A CO., 96 Tremont street. Bos tor General Agents, and for tale by all Druggists. tel8 lieorfifcwiv
affected by Worms or other’causes.
“«*ro Bono Publico.” Private Diaeawe# Cured in Shortest Possible Time,
By Du. YOUNG, late of Philadelphia, who has located himself permanently at No. 75 Third streat PlTTSBCRG, PENNSYLVANIA Headdresses ’ -v^o have Injured themselves by improper indulgence and solitary habits, which ruin both body and mind, unfitting them for either bu siness. study or marriage. He has discovered the most certain, speedy and • nly effectual remedy in the world for all private diseases of whatever nature. Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Strictures, Affections of tbe Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, im tiotency, General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits. Confusion of Ideas. Palpitation of the Heart, Timtdty, Trembling, Dimness of Sight or Gidditviasasca oT sue tfead. Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bowels—those terrible disorders arising fromtbe Solitary Habits of Youth—those secbbt and solitary practices more fatal to their victims than the sougof Syrens to the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage etc., impossible. The fearful effects on the mind are much to be dreaded—Loss of memory. Confusion of Ideas Depression of Spirits. Evil Forbodings, Aversion to society, self-Distrust, Lore of Solitude, Timidity, etc., are some of toe evils produced.
ITS SPIRAL SHAPE.
solid copper rod
Dr Boynton, a scientific professor, says its spiral flanges stiffen the rod. end the rough edges dissipate toe electricity, and therein i» mu. h bet-
dissipate toe electricity, and therein i> e ter than a smooth surface. And Professor Buckman, of Philadelphia, says the o. en flange* running spirally toe whole length of the > oa ena les ihe fluid to freely traverse uoth surfaces, an' l the Sima time pursue the spiral course to
to freely traverse uoth aur , time pursue the spiral
movement.
Munbok • Lightmko Rod.
tcu me ulguest maiksoi commendation
en .e can give.
G. Farmer. Electric:
•This rod has re-
which
oaivcu me ulguest maiksoi commendation which scien e can give, it has been eudor-ed by Moses G. Farmer. Electrical Engineer Boston; ur. Hue- man. Professor of Chemistry in Pennsylvania Meuicol C Diversity; auu.in .eed. by over five
nia Meuicai University; anu,in eed. by over ii iim dred Prof ssors in colleges, and other scie:
ufle men. as toe best ruu ever i vented, and possessing all toe elements necessary to protect
bui dings irom lightning.
It has received toe first premiums at the State Fairs of New York, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Connecticut, and at toe NaFair, Maryland institute, American »nsti-
tional 1
imuai >•»•, «larj land institute, American institute of New tort city. Franklin Institute of Philadelphia, Mechanics Institute, Cincinnati, and at ver- many County and istnct S airs in all sections of toe country, it has been successful in ever, contest. Over three hundred newspaper* and other journals have spoken ot it rn terms of toe highest praise, and it has been liberally p .tronized by toe most intelligent people
wherever introduced. «
DAVID MUNSON.
Office No, 69 hast Washington street, over Munson a JoiieeSeev stove Stoic marrt ’tem
TO CARPENTERS.
CAKPENTERS, LOOK HERE!
Tke BaRders* and Manufacturers’ Association
isb Doors, Sash, Blind-, names Mouldings and
vigor, becoming , ,— emaciated, having a singular appearance about the eyes, cough and symptoms of consumption. AN BkMENAGOGUE FOR THE LADIES, * compound prepared and sold only by Dr. Youni
warranted
d prepared and sold only by Dr. Young, id to remove all obstructions to the healthy menstrual flood, imparting new tone and activity to the system, price $1 per bottle. Obstinate cases of long standing may require No
„ >ng standing may require No 9, which is four degrees stronger than No. 1;
price $6 per bottle
Per on* at a distance, bv stating their svmp-
toms. age and occupation, can receive medicine fey express securely packed from observation Address Dn YOUNG. Mo. 76Third strevi, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. jel wly
OR. WM. THOMSON’S
Office sndCoiisiiltatlon Parlors urslocatad at
X#. VE Soath Iffelawai-e Street,
W^S!AJS.*SSSS Diseases in all their speaem jlfif Iff * “ ^r. Wm. Thomson win give to each patient a written hastrument, binding himself tvj effect a radical and permanen
cura, ot ntakeaocharge
for Effil# at an ta# B##k#t#r*e and . — Nauru Oapatu.
i iUftTiT ji«$ff1>9r(lw9EirHTfF *—
P Z. A.T3SO •WA.'RB,
fifty-five bour* II esespe* from the envelop Of the egg tnd stfim* forth a fre# bore fiff, beffig
Best material
sssssaas
m Thomson has made 1
toe treatment of Private Disease* a *pe«udi since th# year 1861—three years in the city of Buffalo, New York, eight years W Chicago, Illinois and two years in Peoria, Illinois. During tight yean practice in Chicago, Illinois, ha cured ove>
thirtate tbaesnnil eesae.
Dr. Wa Thomson in hi* practice for Serol ala. Rheumatic and roneral diseases of the blood, ll> SKMiMAL EMISSIONS, toe consequence oi
A BE prepared to furni
/* Winuow and Door . j aim- biuujuiu^* auu Bracket* Special attention given to i ustom Wotk, uressing umber Working Flooring, etc. Scroll Sawinr and Turn ng neatly done Dies-ed Lumber ripped and cut o order, ihey have a Saw ou'side tbe main building to cut Bridging. Spilt Boa.ds, camber and Paradel JoLt fn m t. n to thirty feet long, making the Joist ready to lay-
on the wall.
Joi
render satisfaction to al . hoping to share
tronuge of a generous public.
MILL—N ■. 225 Nortu Delaware street.
YARD—No 343 Massachusi
usetts Avenue.
C Ei>EN, President. JOHN L. AVERY, Secretary. DAVID KRIlGLO, Superintendent at the Yard. j»and3m
BANKING.
BANKING OFFICE
E. T. Keightley & Co.,
GBL£NCANTLJE, INDIANA.
E. X KEIGHTLEY, Wm-W.BRuWn,
STOCXHOLEEUa: S. LEGATE.
GEORGE LEGATE.
iver. e
sponstbUity,
cure than >ny National Bank or bank of tssue— • hey on.y belug respon ibt» so# « ertaii> amount, w hUe wa axe resg»nsi le an long as w e are worth anytu ing. We only ask an investigation of our manner at doing business to satisfy the moneyed
men ei toe country. Res. ectfuilj.
je24 3m E X. KEIGH LEY a CO
BANKRUPTCY.
HOW
FORCE.
rC
>...
t« to on re-
ity, we will say each stockholder is indially liable, which makts onr Bank more se-
M m,
m
The Bankrupt Law
E undersigned will give special attention to bankruptcy cases aad oners his services to ! who desire relief under the law Liberal arrangements will be made with lawyers requiring an attorney at ndiaaapolis. All cases must be commenced in toe United * tales District Court, and may be referred by the Court te any Beruter in the District: the jurisdiction of the Kegirter not being confined to their respective t ongres-
I
if Jiiltba
"There*» b »o MttleVf• flub J#dtr
mm* FOR P0BLWHBR0
comer that
even, could not Mi •bad. Tb# llttl#
sustains It until I for lt»elf. Whet this food is bas not discovered. Tb# »p#wo ar# trim from S#ft fresh oauirbt. To #n#bi« ■f. Green to ••fry on bis ex perl menu, permission has been give#
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given up to tbo#« who draw th# i#lli# #11 «laite In I be fl-b eaugbt. A fr##b reu of feb, plutej
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