Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1879 — Page 3

THE 1NDIANAF0LI8 »EWS: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, U79.

BOSTONSTORE. Cloaks and Shawls.

BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.

Oor ttort ot CIm.i uJ u »o» w Urp nd MtnctlTt. « Wear* ala* •bowing a beautiful Hop cf Ohll«ren*» Ltgbt a*«ka and tali Clater* at rery Low Frteca. Wear* dally iccwtrlagthe Lauwt NorcUie* In Millinery Goods. ■. H. SPADES, Bnton Store. LIMBTTA, OS LIME-FRUIT JUICE CORDIAL LIMKTTA la water, or in tola anl aerate. 1 waters, auppliee a delicious bererage, effectually quenching tbirat, cooling and refroatiing the system. It will be louna particularly agreeable

avor acidity laronaidered more awreeabl*. For aale by BBOWNLNG dt BIX)AH and all droggi.ta.

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: PATENTED JUNE I3 f I87IT Theoe Goods have been solddtirin* the past ^ three years. All who have worn the» 1 The many annoyances connected with the old system ol Button Gloves are entirely overcome, itiul the following advantage! secured: lit—The perfect ease and rapidity with which it i* laced. Sad—Its adjustability to (it the different aired wrist?. Ctd-eTbe advantage gained by gradually straining the Kid, instead j( the old system which nuns so many pai V the first time buttoned. 4th-Strength of Hooks and mode of clinching tbotli. The fastening will outlast any glove, which is a very rare occurrence with buttons. Independent of Improvement In fastening the quality la guaranteed equal, if ntksujpersor, to any other g'ove in the xflBket. rOB BALE ONLY BY THE PARISIAN GLOVE DEPOT, H. S. 7UCE.EB, Prop'r, 12 and 14 W. Wa»h at.

SNVDER^I CURATIVE PADS No’s.1-2

The Most Wonderful Health Restorers Known to Medical Science. CURE by ABSORPTION. Are worn externally. The medicines are taken up by the pores of the skin, thereby reaching the seat or the disease at once, arresting its progress more tiTeetuaily than any medk'ines taken Internally ever did or can do. We make three different kinds of Pmda-N«M. I, *, aud 3. No. I-For 4'lallb» * l e.er. DrapeiMln. Indi. weslion, BfllouHnesa, Rilefa no*1 Nervons Heladarlio, and all other diseases arising from a Torpid Liver. The most eflbctual HUhmI l*url■ Her extant; gives strength to the weak and debilitated. Price* gii.oo. No, • —For Female WeakneM and f rregr*** larltiea, Falling Womb, LeueorrlKea (Whitesi, and the many other Ills to which females are sut>Ject v enrich,** the blood, purifies the secretions, and atremjthen* weakly and del irate Femaltss. Frier 33.00. Has. 3 -For Kidney. Npinr, and Bladder nireeiiona. Bright'* Dlaeaae, IMaln-lea. Lame or Weak Bark. Tones up vitality and restores lost energy. Price 33.00. If your druggist does not keep “NNYOEB'N (TTKATTFK |»AI»N." and win not got one for you. do not let him palm off other worthless imitations, but send the price to us In a letter, and we Will mall thorn to you. Address, E. F. SNYDER & CO., 143 W, 4th St., Cincinnati, O. I*rol Young, IS Baldwin's Block Indi ana polls State Agent. Sold by all Druggists.

SOMETHING EVERY LADY OUGHT TO KNOW. There exists a means of seenrine it soft and brilliant Complexion, no matter how poor it may naturally be. Hagan’s Magnolia Balm is a delicate and harmless article, which instantly removes Freckles, Tan, Uedness, Hough ness, Eruptions, Vulgar Flushings, etc., etc. So delicate and natural are its effects that its use is not suspected by anybody. No lady has the right to present a disfigured lace in society when the Magnolia Halm is sola by all druggists for 75 cents.

fo}<10 110? New Law Book. A IuXxSLT* C^LXj., MS Pag**, tor th* <im of -Executor*, Admlnutnuon and Guard km*, by Thomaj F. DaviosowPric*: $1 In pamphlet tonn, 31 in lull •heep. Pubtiahad and for aale by Wm. B. Burford, (Bneceiaon to Braden and Burlord,) BKAirCFAOYVRKK AND DKAJLKR III BLANK BOOKS, Fiiattr, Lithographer and Stationer. Over BOO vnrietle* Legal Blank* kept in itock. INDIANAPOLIS.

Water-proof Hnr** r Covers and Tarpau lu* j made to order. A 1m, {Wagon. Kick and Ida 1 bin* Cover*. Cfc*8 ThatcherI 61 S. IlUnol* *t a

WHITER and Let^MBBitook for practit Instnction* and model alphe-

PAKPSIG W^WRljl _1 mm™ KxplicD'^’trncttoM at •treat, Vow York.

CITY NBW8. « — Lnonlre M. W. Uughhn Ha* l-ren dlvureed (Tom Win. Mct^kughlln. ('harleell Th.mip*»n, of New Orlctis, U vtolti. tug hi* brolbw, the amUiaat I'eatmadvr, ; William lb*puly, HR Indian* ar,*aiui>, report* that hi* 14 year daughter U miaatiig. The burs law who robbed II, Kolppenlierg'* rr»* Idcne* on Weet Ohio *»treet, have been arretted la Newport, Ky., with the plunder. The central college of Paystctan* and Surgoons wtlUwopened thUevculug lu H?an’*block. Dr. t C. D. iVaraon wUl deliver the addrw. Mr. tieorge Rciasner own* (ieu. C*nl>y’* war hoi**, which he purchjuwsl during Hie Mcxlcau war and rod* In the late noeUioa. lie U 86 yeef* old. There will 1»* e branch meetinz of the Woman’* (nrlttian Teiuperance Cuion for the w>uthwe*t pan of the city to-morrow at 8 o'clock in the Sixth iTwhyitrlan church.

The women’* Christ ion temperance anion yesterday returned thanks to the state hoard of a ( ricuitural, for prohibiting the sale of Itjuor at the Mate lair. A request was made of the Kiower Mtasion -hat the mem hers of that organisation,decorate th > I irst Baptiat church fur the national union. The Marion county medical •ocinty met last night l)r* Ktger*, Thonta* a-td flulihanl, of the hc«p t*l for the -neanc. wen* made m»mi>e *. The ewi.ii g waa taken up iodiscuaairg tne Dr Skinner raae. The opinlrn the me lical m. n arrlrcd at w^s th*t there wnaan error at the time of th; injonto Dr. Skinner In not trephining and elevating the Ume of the skull, audan additional error iu probtug the hraiu to the depth of ti v* to eh >s. Ti.c ngular montliiy tneeling of the Indianapo11* o. phan asylum was heid yfeiterday afternoon, revet, infams have died within the post month. Fourteen children were receive*! into th, iustituiior> In September and homes were found for nine children. TIter, are now 85 children in the asvlutn. The Northwestern Christian university will not be purchased, the demand being (10,000. The managers need more room, but nothing ean be done this season to supply the needed additions.

Supreme Court. The following cases were decided Tuesday, October 7: SHERIFF'S RALE—SirSRKPRKSEJtTATIOyS OF SRER-JFE-—practic* —hcshakd and WIFE—WITNESSES. I - - - 6889. John L. Case et al. vs. Isabella Colter. Franklin C. C. Keveraed. Perkin*, J. Case, A sheriff gold land upon foreclosure to John Colter, as agent for his wife, for whom he assumed to act He was not in fact her agent. Afterwaids the sheriff, for the purpose of inducing the wife of *atd Colter to accept his acts and thus ratify the seme, represented to her tb»* -- taiu valuable improvements were included in said sale and constituted a largo Item of the value. Said representations were untrue, but having no knowledge upon the subject and relying upon said representations. Raid wife promised to take said property, and paid five hundred doilars upon the bid. A complaint by said wife agaiast the sheriff averred the above facts, and that no written memorandum of the sate was made, and demanded judgment for said sum so paid. Held, [1 ] fue complaint was good on demurrer. [8.] The amount of damages in such suit not being contested, the court might gases* the damages, the verdict of the jury trviog the case being genera], “We, the b.ry, find'for the plaintiff.” [Mind., 405 ] [3 j The misrepresent*tioua of the sheriff to said wife were sufficient to avoid the sale. [4 ] Under the statute In existence when this case was tried, namely, 1878 [2 It. 8., 132], it was error on the part of the court below to permit John Colter, the husband of the plaintiff, to testify, he not being a party to the suit and having no interest In the subject matter of it. 158 Ind.?433.1 The set r.f 1879 nt87<i p. ^45 1 ehsnges the rule somewhat.’Bfc^i 3D GRAVEL R*ADS—TOLL. 6,505. Pierce McNeff vs. The MooresvIUe-and Waverly Gravel Ko*d Co. Morgan C. C. Affirmed. Howk, J. bull against appellant by appellee to collect an amcunt claimed to be due as tolls. It was an admitted fact on the trial of this cause that at the time the appellee commenced the exaction of tolls three miles of it* roadl«d were graveled, making a smooth track a*d a hard aud even surface. The appellant based his refusal to pay the appellee tolls lor nia use of It* road upon the express ground that it* road was not completed, for the reason that its track was “toonarrow, and not sufficient to accommodate with convenience and safety the ordinary travel of the public.” it is provided in an act aaiending the acts for the conatruction of turnpike roads, [i K 8. p 664, sec. 1, clause 1] that where such road curupanUs “are now required to construct a double truck ’«• the same may be ehBT-Kvd to a single track, not less thau eight and one-half feet In width.” _Thia provision was apich ufj B .o ul was net lets than eight and one-hall feet In width and was in good repair, the appellee was entitled to recover toll for the nse there*>f. OWtete I.XNDKK—I.NSTHfCTtOWS—PRArTK K. | T i ,cs)7. Lubert Higbee et al. v.~ Henry kooie, Hamilton CC. Affirmed. NiblackJ. mid [1.] Because the jury trying a case answered that at the time of the trial there wat due to the dtfendant a sum larger than that which the complaint averred had been tendered by the plaintiff, no Implication resulted that a tenderof a sufficient sum might not have been male at some time before the eommoneement of the suit, such jury not being required to answer specially as to any matier connected with the tender of money averred in the complaint. [2]. if, under anj’ reasonably supiKWable state of the evidence Instructions given conid have been correct, It will be presumed, the

•4 1;*, < itl IlHl., o/y OUi , in<J,, liff , eS*> l IKS,, 2 i , •ffifi.] [*.] Where Instructions given, though erroneous. affect only a co defendant who has not joined in the appeal, the other defendants can not secure a reversal on the ground of the error in giving such Instructions.

MARKET KEFOKT. Indianapolis Wholesale Market. Butter weaker, rice is lower and coal oil higher, Some lines of Dry Goods have declined. Prices generally higher and trade active. Jobbing Pbovisions—Market steady. Canvassed a. c. hams, 10 lbs to 12 He average 9^c; 15 lbs 9c ;2Q lbs and over Sj^c;bacon clear sides, 'J4C; plain bacon shoulder*. 4-Jic; kettle lard, in tierce*. 7c; in keg, 7c. Clear pork 11.00. Moss pork Jlb.OO. Produce—Trade quiet. Shipper* are paying IS cent* at mark, for egg*, which sell from •toreat 14 cent*. Good butter *eUjn;at l?@li; shipper* paying 8 oents; comm in grade* bring 3&6C. Spring chicken* |125^1.50 old hens S3 00; roosters 32 00 Geese (4 20 lor full feathered ; (8 50 for picked. Ducks (2 25 for old; (1 75 for young. Turkeys 6 cents per pound. Feathers prime 40 cents; mired 15@35 cent* according to quality. Ghocketks—Good trade; prices firm; Sugars.—hard*, 9% 498,0. Standard A 9*4®'>%c off A 9 <39V£c; Wht e extra C yellow, 7 l ,®8V^j. Coffee*— common, jlj4g|;2o; lair, 12)4 3 !3s; good 14j; prime, i5 JlS^c; strictly prime choice, 17K118X'; golden Bic, J8sa2tX: Java, 21 Mexican, 17J\®tl8Xc. according to grade. Molasses and syrups—New Orieant loolassec, S5|L50c; common ■yrups, 80d635c; medium. 35#40c: choice. 4V350C. Starch, 3^: Lake salt, (183 J1.35 per car lot*, (1 40 In email quantlUe*. ttlce 6^g|6c for fair „ to txwt bouisiaa* and Carolina. Cheese, jobbing at 11)4 312c tor western re serve, coal oil, i3),(§l4 lor standard grade. Spleee—peppei, 14 ^ 3 ibc ;al l*piee. 18320c ;do vea.50 #55c; otHta. 35340c; nutmegs, 90c 3$110 par ib. Ground good*—pepper, 20 *25c; ginger, 20325c; Lemon* allspice, 28®SOc; einnamou, 4)3*0 cloves,ft0@65c mustard, Z5*k45c. Cannku Goods—Strong and active Blackberries, tl S0;3l.85. Beans, string (1.1031.15 Blueberries, (1.50. Cherries, red, 2 .b« (1.40—1.50; White wsx, 32 25. Lobsters, 1 lb *1.7531.85; 2 lbs $3.25, Mcckerel, 1 lb (1.60. Oystera, full 1 lb 90c; 2 ita (1.50; light, 1 lb OOJttvc; light, 2lbs(l.l0 Peaches, •Uit-t*r>l,-2 lbs |1.60; 8 ih« 32.10; *eoond •Und aid, 2 Tl.v (1.43; S lbs 31.8'); pie 3 It* (V 25 aH.S3. pie, 6 lbste.80 ,2 55; white heath 8 lbs (3.25. Pino apple, 2 lb* (1.5031.55. Plums, damson, 2 It* tl.8501.40. Peis- (1.4531.50 Early amall, U 60. liaspberrle*. 2lbs(l.503iS ). Salmon, 1 lb |16 f, 31 65; 2 Ibe. f2 75. Strawberries, 2 lb.fl.75 @2.00 Tomatoe*, 3 lbs (1.2031. 25. 21b I10f@MO. g Fckxign Fbutts and Kuts—Market stron Raisin*—Layer* 81.90@2 0); London layer* (2.2; @1.85; Valencia old new 8@9 California; bunch 7)*c per lb. MuecateU, doublecrown (1.95 3 2.10 Cuirant* 5S@fic. Leghorn Citron 20c. Persian date* 7Vj@sc. Lemons |5.50,95.50. Orange*—Haple* f7,[email protected]; New figs—Layers Soft ahelled almonds 16)4—Tetragons, S2@28c; Ivica, 2l@23c. Shelled almonds; 88@40e. new Braxilnuull@12e. Sicily flb*rt*,l*X @14*. French walnuu, 12>4@;8e. Naples walnnts, 14@15c. Raw peanuts-’red Tenneeeee 6f4@7c; whlM> Tennessee «i@7c; Virginia, 7c. LBUino Dacos—Markeu •tronger with an active trade; prices unchanged. Morphia* 34.0094.15; Quinine, [email protected] [email protected];borax,Uo; oaaaphor. at »<93Seeoa;dla hoi. |[email protected]; aMsfoetida, at 25@8te; alnm. at 4)4c; chloroform, 80@85o; copperas, berrehu (8.00 cream tartar, para, 30381c; castor all, No, 1

•90@M l oil bergamot, per pound •[email protected] teds, M roar be, 4@te: aalta, epson, 4 @ac;*ulphur, flour, B@«o; (alt petre, 8@90n; tarpeatlns, 85@«Uo; glycerine, 189230; bromide potaah, (5@45e; lard oil; U @a0e. linseed ell, fll @67 opium,»S.2A@5.»0; whit* lead, 7c. Iodide of potash, 34 75@5 fO. Dar Gonna—Trade fairly active, Printw— American 80; Alien fl)4c; liddyatone fancy 7o; Partfie fancy 7c; Uarmouylo; Blmpaoa aolld black 6He. Brown shootings—Atlantic A *c; Oeaoent A 8c. Bleached sheeting*—Blackatone A A SHc; Chapman X Tt^c; Fruit of the Loom 8c; New York Mills 12c. Lonsdale 9c. Corset jeans—Naunkeag gatoen 8c; Indian orcoard 7c. Tlcke—Amoakeag A C A 18c; Ijcwlsion* J Inch 17Xo; 82 Inch 15o; 80 ISHc. Oinaburg*—1 outmans 8)4c; Augusta 8X40; Alabama s'^c; Toledo 8c; Manchester Sc. Jmn*Deer Island 42 , 4e; Bedford 32'4c; Polaris 20c; Lancaster ginghams 9c. Grain bag*—SUrk A 25o; FrankUnvlUeSSHc; American 22c; Harmony 21o HlDXB—High prices. G. 8. 8){@S*4o; G. 8. cal! n@12; G. 8. kip S^lOc; green hides cows 7o; green steers 7Hc; green kip, 80; green calf, 10c; bulls, stags aud grubby >4 off. Tallow at 6@5Hc. Leather — Priccv higher and trade brisk. Oak sole held at 83J3i>c; nemoex sola heid at 23 @31c; harness, t09S4,'; skirting, 84@37c; rough harneae, 27@29c; Pltuburg harnees. 86987c; bridle per doien, «8@54c- citv kip 50930c; French kip. (*.'■@1.26; city calf-skins. 75C98I 10; French calf skin, ([email protected]. Iron—Market higher. Bar iron tS.5093.75, wrought cnarcoai nar (4.50,^4.75. Horse shoes— Burden’s, gf.'004.00; mule »- oes. 95 501*6.00. liNSEES'tiCPPLtES.—Trade booming prices higher Northldie’ sheet iron roofing, |5 50 per •onare.Bcst brands charcoal tin. IO 10x14. and 11x20. f8 00: 12x12, 18 25; LX. 10x14. and 11x20, *10.00; 12x17, (10.24. Cok* IC. 10x14 (7.00 rooft ing, IC, 14x 10, 7.58. 20x2J f 15.00, block tin. In pigs 2<c; 1* Imr*, 92c. Common sheet ron—Noe. 15 to 17 at 83,70^. No 18 to 21 at (4 00; Nos. 22 to 24 (4.80: No 27 (5.00. Charcoal Iron. No. 27, ( S.f.Oc. Moorhead’s galvanised Iron 12)4 percent discount. (cad in pigs. 6c: In bars, 6c Sheet tine 9r, In full cask* )4e lew. Granite Iron ware 80 per cent, discount. Fruits ana Vegetables. Apples plenty Grapes are higher. New potatuws at 45@56c per bushel. Sweet po;atoes, (1 C0@1 75. Green applea plentier; 31 00@ 2 00 ptr brL. Cablage at |l.00@l 25 per brl. Onions S'-’ 5<te8 00 per barrel. Pears; IxmiIs Bond’s (6.50@7per bbl.; Dutches*(6.F0@7. Grapes; Concord 6c Hr,Delaware 7@8c per Ib. Catawbes, 5‘4@6)i 8c. Honey in 26 pound crate* 20c. ToTnatoe* 8f.(g40c. New corn 5@6c per doien ears. Cultivated cranberries IS@9 per barrel, 31 per bushel. Quince* (1.75(32.00 per bushel; (5 00 per barrel. Chestnuts ?4.00<§5.00 per bushel. Hickory nuts 75c@(l per bushel.

Condition of the Grain Trade. Chicago, October 8.—Chicago elevators, as per official returns, contain 3,'<54,621 bushels of wheat, 3,473,119 bushels of corn, 601,522 bushels of oats, 84,492 bushels of rye, 881,849 bushels of barley, making a grand of 7,6o2,lu3 bushels, against 6,999,164 bushels a week ago, and 5,853,280 bushels at this period last year. Milwaukee warehouses are stored with 925,359 bushel* of wheat. 7 .536 bushels of corn, 12 875 bushels of oat*, 17,439 bushels of rye, and 395,260 bushel- of barley. Visible supply of grain in the States and Canada on ibe 27th ult.: Wheat, 17,'8O,0t0 bushels; corn, 11.342.000 bushels; oats, 2,277,003 bushels; rye, 818.000 bushels; bailey, 1,012 000 bushels. Exports from seaboard ports last week: Flour, 114,643 barrels; wheat, 4,239,703 bushels; corn, 1,410,116 bushels; oats, 6,144 bustaHs, rye, 180.013 bushel; pork. 4,6 4 barrels; lard, 4,232,635 pounds; bacon, 10,751,481 pounds. If you intend to travel either for pleasure or profit be certain to protect yourself against the changes of diet and -water, by having with you Dr. Bull’s Baltimore Pills and using them in time to prevent the disorders usually resulting from such changes.

The Secret Key to Health.—The Science of Life, or Seif-Prreervation, 300 pages. Price only (1. Col tains fifiy valuable prescriptions, either one of which is worth more than ten times the price of the book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt of 6 cents for postage. Address Dr. W. H. Barker, 4 Bulfinch street, Boston, Mass. is)th uo-w “My toother drove the paralysis and neuralgia out of her system with Hip Bitters.”—[Ed. Oswego Sun. feee notice

Cocoaine kills dandruff, allays irritation, and promotes a vigorous growth of the hair. 35

I To every State and Territory just [as ordered, and eventiien, if not [as expected, exchanged or the [money refunded. » I For samples or prices specify [on postal card what is desired, and add re s, Mail Department for Samples and Supplies, Gr<m<l Itrftut, I'ltilrtdrll>hfa. Please STATE THE PAPER you SAVumnis

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Pond’s Extract, The Vegetablo Pain Destroyer,

INVALUABLE for

Inflammation and Hemorrhage,

Pile*. Sprains, Lameness, Burns, Csalds

Bruises, Soreness, Rheumatism, Boil*, Ulcer*, Old Sores.Wounds, etc. Also for Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat, Asthma, Hcarseness, Neuralgia. Catarrh, Colic, Di-

arrhea, aud all Hemorrhages, etc. It 1* acknowledged by Physician* of all •chools

that Pond’s Extract ha* more wonderful curative properties than any other remedy. No form of Infflaniniatton, Pain, Soreness or lileedlnir but It will cure. Space will nut admit ol naming all tne diseases for which it ia a specific; but we will send a history of Ha u»es by mail on application. The pleasing results of using the Extract a* a toilet requisite, ha* induced us to prepare modified forma of the Extract in a Toilet Soap (50c a box of Stakes), a Toilet ('ream for softening and beautifying the skin ((1.00 a bottle;, a Dentifrice (50c), a Eip

Salve (25c).

For sensitive and severe cases of Cmat-rli, our t atarrh Cure <76c> used with our 3ia»al Syringe 125c), is a radical cure. Our Inhaler (5<k), for l.nnsr and Throat Diseases and internal bleeding, is invaluable. Our Ointment (5(»e), for Sores. Piles, etc , should be kept in . ., ~ Plasters excel all othe

8 yrtnge (25c), Is a radical cure. Our I (6hc), for l.unff and Throat IMsei internal bleeding. Is invaluable Our Oil

(5bc), for Sores. Pile*, etc

every family Oui Plasters excel all others. Use our Jledicated Paper to prevent and

care Pile*and Chafing.

The base of all our Toilet and Medicinal preparations la Pond’s Extract, which is a guarantee that they are superior, and deserve the confidence ofthe public, bold by all Druggist*.

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POSITS EXTRACT COHPASY, Hew York and London. 1 m.I

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CAUTION!

The wonderfti’ achievement* and •u.ceev of Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar ha* canned the tamo of counterfeit* and deceptive mid tlanprrout mixtures bearing p&rU of Its compound name or Trade-Mark, device. Be not deceived by thrfee rile sabterfkuee,but obtain “Hnlc’a Honey of Horehot me! and Tar ’’ by Ut full

IMS ml and Tar " b\j Un full name : id also observe the above EX ACT Wade-Mark device on the wrapper

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For Sale by al! Druggists.

HALF’S HONEY See. Of HOREHOUND & TAR! ■i Th# Grail National Specific for the Speedy Cure of COUQfiS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, SORE THROATS, LUN0 and all BRONCHIAL COMPLAINTS. The Honey of the Plant ITorrhottnd soothes and scatters all irritations and inflammationa, and the Tar Balm AbU$ Balsamea cleanses and hkaja the throat and air passages leading to the lungs. Five additional ingredients keep the organs cool, moist, and in healthful action. A Cough may he fitly termed the preliminary stage of Consumption, a malady of which HALE’S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR is the surest known preventive. Therefore, deljy not a moment to take thb CERTAIN SPECIFIC. CHILDREN derive great benefit from its soothing properties, when suffering with Croup and Whooping Cough. J'ItTCES; — COc. and $1. Large Size Cheapest. C. N. CRITTENTON, Sole Proprietor, New York.

THE BOSS SHOW C0MIN9. JL JbdLJLLa U New United Monster Shows! Will Exhibit Corner South and Tennessee Sts. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16th,

IF YOU HAVE A RACING TOOTH, BUY PIKE’S TOOTHACHE DROPS, 25 dents.

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USE AS AN INHALANT. LONG HAVANA-FILLED, FULL CONCHA SIZE The Most Pleasing smoke for the money yet offered to the consumer. Be sure and gire it atrial. Dealers will confer a faror by placing their orders a little in advance of their wants tor the next sixty days. Dn orders for One Thousand ‘‘Druggists’ Sundries,’^ a laiT?e Linen Sign, which the trade will find a^vaiuab'e adTertisingmedium, will be furnished gratis. * C:, Sold by All FirsMks Beii Doolers L.M. FITZHUCH & ! CO. 66 South Meridian Street, SOXLEI ACS-ErSTTS, : INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

THE BRAND AND LABEL TO “DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES” is the exclusive property of L’lIIlS COHN. All infringements will be KIOOROUSLl FKOSECL l El).

LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE Cincinnati Industrial Exposition. Special Law Rate via I. C. A L. It. R., Oct. C to 11, Imtmlvc. FARE FOR ROUND TRIP FROM INDIANAPOLIS, $2.25,

ly, CtvNfKKTSby Currier’s Band Afternoon and Evening.

TUESDAY, Oct. 7, and THURSDAY, Oct. 9th, Grand Military Concerts, Band of 75 Performera.

CONCERTS on the Grand Organ every day from 12 to 1 o’clock.

MONDAY, Oct. Cth, and THURSDAY, Oct. 9th, GRAND FLORAL DISPLAYS. Tkurhday, Ott. 9th, CINCINNATI’* DAY-SpecUl Attractions.

IMMENSE SUCCESS!—It is estimated that 5^0,000

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Procure tickets before getting on cars.

St'O.nno p^reim will have visited the Exposition at JOHN E JAN, Gen’l Passenger and TOket A’gt. J. W. SUER WOOD, Master of Transportation.

COBURN & JONES, 31 holesalc aud Retail Dealers in Rongb and Dress**! LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES AND .FUSTS Also, Nnsh, Doors, Blinds, Window and Door Frames, Etc., EftWe keep a large and complete stock of everything in our line. Low Price* given on car load* from onr Wholesale Yard at Michigan City to all points in the State Send for prices. Yard and Planing Mill, Georgia street, north of Xetre Haute Freight Depot, Indianapolis, lad.

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BY STEAM POWER.

Steal Fillieg Promptly atteaded to.

JOHN KNIGHT, 108, 110 and 112 S. Delaware St.

200 'zizz Jmmm Habit & Co,, U> Vmmu moot, Vow Yack.

Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, FOU ILL TH£ FllirOSES OF A FAULT miSIC.

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CottlvsEsn, J»sa4ls», tystepsit, Xsiigsjtita. Dyseztery, rsa’. Stcsici ini Briith, Eniachs, Er^sipelii, Piles, Bhcviffitigz, Ersptiotitsd Skis Eitcists, Bi'.iiiKsts.Liver Ccmpl’a’.. tnfjr, Tetter, Ttacrs ini Bill sbeaa, Weras, Out, rmelgU, u a Ciase; Fill asl Parifyisf the Bleed, »r« the most congenial pur*»I nbondnotly (bow how much

•!«. They ere i»fe and plenaut u Uk«. They purge out the (out humors of the the >!ugcteh or disorderedergsua into nc-

bey Impart health and tone to the whole beta*. They It theerery day complaint, of erery body, but form daugeroue diseaKa. Moot skillfal phytic Ians, m»t eminent clergymen, and our beet citllens, send certificate) of cure, performed, and of great benefit* derived from these Ptl!». They are the vathai and beat phyrie forehiidren. becaiue mild a. veil a. elfeolual. Beln* tuyur coated, they are easy to take, and beta* purely vegetable, they are entirely baohlou.

Prepared bt

Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Practical and Analytical Chemists. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS 13 MEDICISE

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SiatE’Iron Mantels PuiKtFANcrGMns p AVBiD. !(Ffi>Na««T5 ON tadSpATETM b*3 *<rr that mr fame is on m swc 4AM89 csmwca zs&sxxz

A RTISXN’ Man uni of oO and w»wr color paintfx ing, crayon drawing, etc., 50c. Guide to *uthonhis Jktc; of bookheiittra or by mail. JESSJ ILAJTXT d 00.. US Bamaa itrect, H«w Yack.

Combintog under collo***! eight center pole pavUion* the separate and distinct feature* of

ELEVEN GREAT EXHIBITIONS',

Without Parallel la the History of Amusement*.

The Wonderful Troupe of $100,000 Broncho Horses. The Only White Whale ever Exhibited In the Interior.

THE GIANT DEVIL FISH .... T i rR ONLY JAPANESE CIRCUS ever in America, and requiring a special Royal Edict from th>

Mtkado to enable them to leave the Japaneae Empire.

THE ONLY TROUPE OF PERFORMING BRONCHO HOR3E3 ia the world, and a standla*

challenge ol (10,000 is ofleietl for their equal*.

THE ONLY GREAT TROUPE OF COMICAL PERFORMING DOGS-that can execute *o great a

variety of wonderful and diverting trick*.

THE ONLY JAMES MELVIL1 E'S GREAT AUSTRALIAN CIRCUS, comprising a double troups

of the most distinguished artists in the profeteion.

THE ONLY LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS with any travelinsr exhibition iu th* United State*. 4,1* adverfieiDent* from the other ahows announcing the exhibition of this exceedingly rare animal are

iraudulent.

THE ONLY LEARNED SEA LION, trained to perform a number of sensational trloirs by UU

keeper, who enters his Tank with him.

THE ONLY AQU 1RIUM of Ocean and Fre*h Water Fish, Marin© Monster*, ete , that ever traveled through the country. Other* hnve mendaciously announced tbt* feature, but it has poeitlrely

never beeu even attempted by any other manager than myself.

THE ONLY PONY CIRCUS ever organized, and composed of the mwt,numerous and heat troupe

of Perfoiming Ponies In the*world.

'THE ONLY JAPANESE ART GALLERY ever ex hi Id ted, covering surface* of over 4 000 square feet, and magnificently and faithfully illustrating the scenery of and life in the empire of Japan. « Jhla

exhibition alone coat more money than auv circus snd menagerie combined.

rJISTIC^UIEJ J&'TJFLIDJEl'r ^ 03D -fiLUTT. Edgar Mentor’s Silver Cornet liand (10,000 Roy»l T*Hy-bo Utwch, with four-in-hand and 32,000 harr.ees: the magnificent (10.100 Imperial Coach of Napoleon III, once the actual proparty of the lata French Emperor, drawn by four manilicent horse* from the Imperial stables; th* 3 00,000 beautiful i’liociilioe. led singly by livetiel grooms; live new snd magninoeut Chariots; the Koval Japanee, Troupe, in a Canopied Oolorsd J;<paacs« Car, a novelty to America; lh» Team of Sacred Zebus, drawn a Butmeae Punkah: the T-oupe of la* Comaly Ponies: Elephants, Camels, Dens, Vans, Lair* and

ing a Butmeae Punkah; the T-oupe of l**w Comedy Ponies; Elephants, Camels, Den*, Vans, Lair* and Cagrs. I will forfeit (100,000 if my Brand New Sitows do not contain absolutely more fresh, rare aud

.fartling noveltira than all others in America combined.

TWO ENTERTAINMENT*, under new and bemitiful.donble-top Parlor Tents—Afternoon at 1, Evening at 7. Admission, 50c; Children under nine, 25c. .Ticket* for aale on the day of exhibition st FRANK BI RD’8 Trantfer Office, No 11 Nona Illinois street, the ouly place iu th© city where thqy ran be purchand except at the ticket offle©. s h-s.e.ua.ua

(JRAJiD OPERA UOUS^

J. B. and George A. Dickson

.Managers

On MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY anl Wednesday Matinee, October *, 7, 8th, the only Scout Organiialion on the Itoad. Hon. W. F. CODY, BUFFALO BILL. And his Monster Combination of 24 Artists, Knight* of th© Plain, or Buffalo Bill’* Best Trail, Price*as usual. Reeerved .«©at* 75 eta. and (l.oo. To be bad at Cameron's music store, 10 N. Merbii in street, and Bird's transfer office, opposite Bates bouse.

Three nights only and Saturday Matinee, Thursday, Friday and Sdturday, Oct. 9, 10, andtl. theMusical Event of the Season, HAVERLY’S CHICAGO CHURCH CHOIR CO., J. H. Kaverly, Proprietor, the Reigning Novelty of the Age, tier Majeatj'a Skip I’lNAFOBE.

PARK THEATER. One week, commencing MONDAY, O-Jtober 6th, Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, Hiss Jane Coombs, Supported by a carefully selected company. TO-MIGBT (WEDNESDAY), The Lady of Lyons.

Prices as usual Secure seat* at' Cameron’s Music Store and Bird’s Transfer office. Fjt the Benefit of a Permanent Training School for Servants. COOKINGLESSONS, Under the auspices of SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. Miss Juliet Corson, uperln Undent of the New York Cooking School, Will deliver a course of SJX LECTURES ON CHOKING, At Fletcher and Sharpe's Block, 24 South I’ennsylvania street, corner Pearl. No Stairs to climb.’ Lectures every day at 2:30 p. m , commencing Monday October 6. Ticket, to course (2. Single lectures 5f*c, h n ~JHA)SOMC HALL. Ten Kigbt* and eight Afternoons, commencing Wednesday evening, Oct 8, Prof. Palmet’s Popular Phrenological Lectures, Illustrated bv the finest cabinet of specimens in America The first Lecture tree. See program. * ut

JOS. A. MOORE, 84 Ea«t Market 8trot.

FOR RENT;

Utorenom >1 Maas, avenue, 315.

*• 154 Mass, avenue, AS. “ 263 Mass, avenue, (10.

“ 220 Houth Meridian at , (10.

“ 2H0 Inditna avenue, (i. ** 2*0 Indiana avenue, 16. “ 242 Indiana avenue, (6. Family Living Rooms in McBride Block, (2 to(4.Cieaveiaml Block, (4 to (6. Hutching* Block, AS to Is. Opera House Block, (2 to (10

Dwelling Uou»e, 468 North Alabama at., (20. " “ 468 “ “ (20. “ “ 94 College avenqf, 326- “ '' 8f0 West Now Yora, $16. (-7 EsthbUlhbd 1850.^ Inoorporatod 1871. Western Machine Works. ^ (St-vKau, Davis A Co.,) t\\ • i ■ ■ ^ , Manufacturer* of Beleat A, • M'' S French Buhr

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MILL FURNISHINGS. Contract* made to build and furnish Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators ol any capacity. Our celebrated Engine* and Boiler* with etch job, or bcpatHte. Writ# for our Kettied Prlco Lt*t of Mill FurnltbIngs l > el ore (urchaaing elaswhera We are Agent* for the genuine Dufour Bolting Cloth and the brat cleaning machinery. Office and Worka-lOt to 149 8. Pennsylvania one wjuare ea*t of Unioe Depot,* JNDIAVAPOMtt. IND.

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TO-NIGHT, at the Reading Room, err. Meridian and Louisiana st*., opp. Depot. Prof. Perron and Mbses Ruth »nd Ollte Toilret and other* will ling.

Admiseion, 15c.

LADIES,

RANDALL’S

CIBCAS3IAN Or-orvuo. s WASH Will give you a complex- * — -.yuiLM,^ ** * baby’*. Whol€Mito--W. A. & L N. PauUou. Eeuil-W, H H ‘ B Co,< '' «»r. Wash and Ulipoia; Ward Brea., Fort Wayne ave.: Carter A Fletcher, (00 Ma*a. ava.; F. A. Brown, li.Wa.d». S’ * M * d - D *P° t ’ Temple, H L. Martin A Co , M, PWm, Bt w-«

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Harpaopcfi AllOther Window Fnfftenerf* 1. PELF-ACTING, always lo<king*a*h at any hltbt, prevent* rattling; opt rating *multaneou*Iy wlien detired, each sb»h imlep*ndentlir of the oilier, *nd the key ran not be withdrawn from the

lock withoui fastening the w>*h.

2. r L kl’AbriEri A LL Of ii*R8 IN BECDRITY A'/AlheT BURtJLARfi, eitber wlten the sub ia closed or sufficiently open for ventilation; tern harder the effort from without to move the sash the Ugh. r the lock fasten* it, without danger of breaking *nd it .can not be aeen from Ibeoutalda. through the gin**, nor 1* reacheti to operate on. and can be tired w It h or wit bout weight* (. Not (like moat others) fastened to the Mih, which c.n only give ineecnre attaebment, on aocountof the aofteeas or thDincwot the wood, but l' and «t*tionary in the window frame, behind the sash, mnu can not work loose, break, of

get out of order.

These lock*are of ftrst-claa* manufaetore—key*, reevtcHeona and stop*, Iwautifuffy nickel plated. \ A)1 ?0ck» warranted, and will lie adjntied on »hort notice by the last mechanics, when desired by purrbaetr*. 0*11 and examine there locks, which are kept in stock and tor aale, wholesale and retail, a onr office, No. 4 Vance Block. New iodo,>iUi all improvrruent*, fully covered by patent, Juat rmt Exthwive county rights and spivlal rataa u > tocrgetlc and responsible parties. J. M.

BUTTON, City Agent. ^

J. B. 1 EaGJJEY, Bash Lock Company, Indian■polia, Ind. m>,f tFAIMKltN’ nauamasi.-Hooae and sign •A Pointing, graining, raroUhtcg, poilahlna, kaiaomining, papering, lettering, ■raining, gHdlogu etc-, 60c Book <d Alphabeto, 50*. ScrolU and Ornament*, 31- Furniture and Cabinet Finisher,

Watchmaker end Jeweler,

i street, New York.