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THE INDIANAPOLIS JIEWS: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1880.

WE ABE OFFERING SPECIAL BARGAINS IN A LARGS ASSORTMENT OF SHAWLS. BLACK SHAWLS. Double and Single. WOOL SHAWLS, Doable and Single. PAISLEY SHAWLS, Double and Single. FANCY WOOL SHAWLS. Great Drives in Cloakings. Great Bargains in Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths. BOSTON STORE SHIRTS.

We adc our customers to leave their mensures two weeks before they wish their shirta done, if possible. H. S. TUCKER, 12 and 14 West Washington St.

BUY A. 33. GATES & CO.’S PREPARED Buckwheat Flour ALWAYS READY, ALWAYS SURE. ALL GROCERS KEEP IT

The Great Consumption Remedy*

BROWW8 XPECTORANT }Has bmn tested 4m hundreds of edses, ami neverSfailed to arrest and cure CONSUMJPXJON, if taken in time. It Cured Coughs, It Cures Asthma, lit Cures Bronchitis, \Jt Cures Hoarseness. It Cures Tightness of the Chest, It Cures Difficulty of Breathing. 'frown's Expectorant Is Specially Meeom mended for Wso&riNG Corea. It will shorten the duration of the disease [Mad alleviate the parmaeyem of oeug-Mmy, iao a» to enable the child to pace through 0 [mUhout leaving any serious consequences, FHICEf 50s and $1.00. A. KIEFER, Indianapolis, Ind, Ca.t.sx

ACTS DIRECTLY

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I Bladder and Urinary Organs by absorbing from | humors every trace of disease, and Iproing into e system through jthe pores of the skin, nouraing and strengthening vegetable tonics, giving

t wonderful power to cure at once, PAIN IN THE BACK, ’

teideorLoins,Inflammation and Bright's Alsease of the Kidneys, Diabetes, Droopy. Gravel, Catarrh of the Bladder, Ina[buity to retain or expel the Urine,

the Bladder, High Colored, !<

r Painful Urinating, Deposits, Casts or

hreds In the Urine,

Nervous and Physical Debility, ind in fact any disease of those great organs, whether contracted by overwork, strain, exces* iive drink, the abuse of nature or otherwise. Itaupercedca entirely the ineonvenieoees and

Itroubles of taking nauseous and poisonous inter-

|ftal medicines.

| It is worn exactly where needed, next to the tody and immediately over the kidneys. It is comfortable to the patient, safe, pleasant Ind reliable in Us effects, but powerful In its ac-

ton.

It can be worn at all times by any one and is lually good for MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD. r Do not be prejudiced. Give it a trial and be bohvinced that it is honest, reliable, effective and st what your feeble and exhausted body reires. Thousands are daily adding their teattny to the wonderful curative powers of this t remedy, who are being restored to perfect th after all other treatments and remedies ,ve failed. Ask your druggist for it, and accept Limitation or substitute. If he has not got it, d to us and receive it by return mail, •scriptive Price List.—ftegulac Pad S2; BpePad for Chronic, deeo-eeated or cases of long nding, *8; Children’s Pa*i. for summer com it, weak kidneys and bed wetting. S1.50. Oar g, “How a Life was Saved,” containing a his- ’ of this great diseovery. mailed free. Write LY KIDNEY PAD CO M Toledo, Ohio. f ART A BARRY, Wholesale Agents, Indi}lis, Ind.

CORDS OF WOOD FOR SALE. ^At less than it can be bought on the market o all kinds of !0AL and COKE NI BLOCK, 1CESRIFELO ft 00. Office—M W. Washington street. Coal YAim-Cor. Mls&sippi and Pratt, f.rn.th

EEHESTDIOFF 1 ladU—Mni«<reh>r. teacher of Piano and Vocal Moaio. Fietc^rl sharparsBlk. N&m iLMackatat

CITY KEWS.

SUP REM® COURT.

Abstract of Oeclsions Rendered Novem-

ber Twenty-Third.

DEUWQlKJrr TAXES —SALK OK I.AXDS FOB, BY

TOWN, Ml>T BE PI IILIC.

7125. Thomaa B. Stevens vs. Alfred B. Williams ctal. Wayne C. C. Affirmed. Biddle. J.

ayne C. t: . .

Under the statutes of this state upon the subject, which the court reviews in full in the opinion in this casepthe authorities of an incorporated town in this state can not enforce the collection of delinquent taxes by the sale of the lands at private sale. Such sale must be public. VALUATION AND AI’PRAISEXKNT LAWS.—REFORM

OF J L OOM ENTS.

7,306. Geo. G. Reilley vs. Mary ft, Burton. Knox C. C. Reversed. Howk, J. W here there is no waiver of the valuation and appraisement laws of this state, cither by force of a statutory provision or under a written agreement or promise, the general law on the subject of the sale of property, on execution or ortier of •ale, is contained in section 445 of the code: wherein it is provided, that: “No property shall be sold on any execution or order of sale issued out of any court fhr less than two-thirds of the appraised cash value thereof, exclusive of liens and incumbrances, except where otherwise provided by law.” (2 R. S., 210.) In this case, the notes and the mortgage upon which judgment was taken each contained an expres, waiver of any relief from valuation and appraise n.ent laws of this state, and judgment .-mould lave been rendered to be executed without re lief from valuation or appraisememt laws. (2 R. S., 188; Acts 1858, p. 30; 2 R. S., 138; Acts 1801. 145c 1 R. 8., 036.) [2.1 When a court renders judgment without relief, but the clerk by mis take enters the same in the order book omitting the words, “without relief from valuation or appraisement laws,” the court after due notice to the panics, has power to refonn and amend the cleik s entry of the judgment (58 Ind., 522; 60 Ind., 180; 56 Ind., 213.) UKAVEL BO ADS, OOIWTKL'CTION OF BY COU.VTY — BOND FOB THE 1'KKFOKMANCK OF THE WOKS—

PLEADING.

0020. State ct al. Stingloy vs- John Sullivan et al. Montgomery C. C, Reversed. Niblock [l.J When the county commissioners take charge of the construction or improvement of a free gravel road, such eonstruetion or improvement becomes at once a county work within the meaning of the act of March 14, 1870. In con, templatiou of law, the Ixxird of commissioners oi a county is the'county, and in legal proceedings a county is only known through its Is nrd of commissioners. (60 Ind. 511.) Therefore any work placed in charge of the commissioners of a county, is in charge of the county, ami thereby becomes a county work for-the performance of which the commissioners are required to lake a bond. [2.] Said act of March 14 is constitutional. [3.1 Until the county commissioners have acquired jurisdiction over gravel or.other similar roads, and ordered eitlier its construction or improvement, they are wholly without authority either to let a contract for work upon such road, or to take a bond; and in an notiWt upon such bond the complaint, to bo gissl. should aver that the commissioners had,* ordered either the construction or improvement

at the road.

JCORTGAGE—MARRIED WOMEN—RIGHTS IN REAL ESTATE MORTGAGED'. “ 8682. Carrie A. Modskervs Klinabeth Parker. Hendricks C. C. Aifinncd. Nihlack, C. J. Ordinarily upon the foreclosurc-of n mortgage on real estate against a'husband and his wite for the debts of the husband, the interests of both in the lands arc ordered to be sold to pay the in-m-ga^e debt, without requiring the estate of the hi..-band to be first cxhaiisted. Ian where the interests of the husband and wife have been severed, after (he execution of the mortgage, a different practice is contemplated. Where a husband and his wife execute a mortgage on land for his separate debt and he dies without satisfying the mortgage, the widow is entitled t > have me mortgage paid out of the general assets of his estate for the protection of her interest in the mortgaged land. (25 lad. 274; 30 Ind. 216; I" Ind. 11s.) So far as it can be made applicable, the same rule should apply in cases like the onat bar, where the Interests of the mortgagor and hb wife have been severed under the provisions of the act of 1875 having relation to the incho tte interests of married women. (Acts 1875, p. 17s.) j 7.142. John Stout vs. John (J. Perry et al. Benton C. C. Reversed. . Biddle, J. n.l Under section 5 of the statute of M >\- 31. 1852, 1 R. 8.550, com grown upon the land of a

.■v.w; ox mu. La->;: 391; 53Ind. 24L) [ij In theal>sence of an Express agreement creating the relation of landlord and tenant between husband and wife, no implied agreement to that end will arise between them where they live together a« a common family. As between members of a family, living together in a common household, no implied contract will arise for services rendered or benefits received in the common support of the household. (1 Ind., 100; 3 Ind.. 156; 6 Ind., 60; 15 Ind., 234s 23 Ind., 50; 26 Ind.. 207 ; 27 Ind.. 323r 28 Ind.. 89; 34 Ind.. 106; 42 Ind., 285 ; 64 Ind., 118: 68 Ind., 845.) [31 A puny must recover, if at all, upon the strength of his own title. GUARDIAN AND WARD—BOND—PRACTCE. 7,309. John Stroup, administrator, ct al. vs State ex rel. Fitch et al. Clinton C. C. Affirmed Howk, J. [1.1 A guardian’s bond -taken by the clerk, in the discharge of the duties of his office, Ls not “void for want of form of substance, or recital or condition, nor the principal or surety discharged.” (2R. 8.,p. 311, sec. 790 ; 58 Ind., T2.) [2.] When a ward arrives at the age of twenty-one

1876, p.

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guardian

588), to fully

all the

in his hands.

ward act (2 R. S.,

account for and pay

estate of said ward remaining

(58 Ind. 472.) [3,] Where the penalty in a guardfan’s bond has been exhausted, it constitutes matter of defense, in a suit on such bond. And although the plaintiff aver such fact in the complaint it need not be proved by such plaintiff, as it is immaterial and unnecessary to the complaint. [l.j From the failure of a party to ota ject to the testimony of a witness at the time oi the trial, because of the fact that such witness, being hard of hearing, did not understand the oath administered to him, both the court and the opposite party may reasonably conclude that the objection is waived; and a motion to strike out the testimony of such witness, made six days after the trial, will be properly overruled. [5.J In suits upon a guardian's bond the measure of damages is ten per centum on the whole

amount assessed. (69 Ind. 166.)

CONTRACT—ACCEPTANCE—EVIDENCE — PLEADING. 7176. Pliny F. Sharp vs. Shc-lby Kodebaugh et al. Clay C. C. Affirmed. Worden, J. [1.] A paragraph of complaint which allege 1 that the defendant was indebted to the pluimi F ia a definite specified sum for the difference in value betvean a certain stock of goods and certain real estate,which the parties had exchanged, which, sum the defendant had promised to piy, is sufficient on demurrer for want of facts. [2 j 7he acceptance of the goods by the defend mt must t>e taken, at least prima facie, as an admission by Lim that the goods were of the quality stipulated for. [3.] The stipulation in the contract that the goods were to be five from liens and mortgages probably added nothing to what would have been Implied in the absence of the stipulation; for the vendor of goods ,n h s possession impliedly wairants the title. (1 Parson's Oout. 573.) But where the vendee accepts the goods, if there Is eny lien or mortgage upon them, it rests upon him to show it. [4.] Where a written contract for the sale of goods provides that the vendee is to take the goods at ”eostprice or current rates,” the parties iunmaking the invoice may agree as to what arc current rates. When the parties have agreed at what rate the goods are to be taken, they agree as to what should be regarded as “current rates," and parol testimony of the agreed rate is not objectionable as contradicting the written contract. [5.1 The order of introducing evidence lies within the discretion of the court, and in the absence of any showing to the contrary the presumption is in favor of the ac-

tion of the court.

The iollowing decisions were announced to-

day:

5017. Volney O. Irwin, et al. vs. Benjamin E. Smith et al. Marion 8. C. Reversed, Scott, J. 6798. Abraham McCoy vs. Alonzo Lockwood. DoKaibC. C. Reversed. HowkJ, 6936. The Pennsylvania Company vs. Anna Henrtl. Allen C.C. Reversed- NiblackC. J. 7.038. Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway company vs. Michael McCormick. Scott J. 7.63. Charles Ferguson vs. Henry M. Smithers. Boone C.C. Reversed. Biddle, J. • 7141. Daniel M. Bums et al. vs. Mary Reigelsbergeretal. Shelby C.C. Affirmed. Biddle, J. 7168. James Hamilton vs. Wm. N. Naylor ctal. Fayette C.C. Affirmed. Worden, J. 7,333. Elijah Babbitt et al. vs. Marcus H. Bhryer et al. Reversed. Worden, J. 7838. Robert F. Kennedy vs. James B. Richardson et ux. Franklin C. C. Reversed. Howk J. 7925. Mary A. Critehell et al vs Jesse J. Brown cx’r. Reversed. Niblack, C. J.

I hare suffered from a kidney difficulty for the past ten years, accompanied with nervous

Easton, Pa.

Mbs. Mary Reese. (8)d&w

TO SPORTSMEN. If yon want to make a success of hunting try the Boston Sporting Powder, it reaches the game every time. The LeRoy Tin-Coated Shot does not flatten, all round and of equal size. Go to Vajen ANewhi for Weatherstrips, Hardware, Cut levy and Tools, Plated Knives, Forks and Spoons. 64 ft Washington street. ~

GEORGE. W. SPOTES, DEALER W FLOUR, SRAM AND FEB). M MS S7 Nortii Bliaob strMt,

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MeM RHEUMATISM, Heuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Bout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. No Preparation on earth equals St. Jacobs On m a safe, sure, simple and cheap External Remedy. A trial entails but the comparatively trifling outlay of 50 Cents, and every one suffering with pain can have cheap and positive proof of its claim\ Directions in Eleven Languages. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. A. VOGELER Sc CO., Baltimore, Aft/., U. 8. A. tn,t,s-xx&W TUTT’S "PILLS! AS AN SSSSS, B.ro incomparable. They stimulate the TORPID IaIVFIK, invigorate the JN EHV0113 SYSTEM, give tone to the DIGE3TTV EO ItGADTS, create perfect dicesticn and regular movement of the bowels. AS AN ANH-MALARIAL They have no equal; acting ns a preventive and cure for Bilious, Remittent, Interm ittent- Typhoid Fevers, and Fever and Ague. Upon the healthy action of the Stornach and Liver depends, almost wholly, the health of the human race. DYSPEPSIA. It is for the cure of this disease and its attendants, BIUK-HBADACHE, hTBllVOU8NES8. DESPONDENCY, OONHTTPATION, PILES, &c„ that these Pills have gained such a wide reputation. No remedy was ever discovered that acts so speedily nnd gently on the digcsbvejsrgana, giving them tone and vigor to aaafmilate food. This accomplished, the NERVES are BRACED, the BRAIN NOURISHED, and the BODY RODU^T. Try this Remedy fairly and' you will gain a Vigorous Body, Pure Blood, Strong Nerves, and a Cheerful mind. Price 25c. 35 Murray St., N. Y. TUTTS HAIR DYE. Gray Haib ob WmsKEna changed to a Glorrt Black by a single appUcation of tbia Dt-e. It imparts a Natoral Color, and acts Instantnueonslr. Bold by Druggistsor wot by express oo reoeiptof $ 1. Office, 35 Murray St M New York. tn,t,B-YAW

UNLIKE PILLS ind the nsnal Pargatlvea, b pleasaat to take. And will prove at once the most potsnt and harmless ■yetom Remorator and Clramser that has yet been brought to pnblic notice. For Constipation, Biliousness, Headache, Piles, and ail ditorder, aririnp from am oittrueUd state of th* avaUm, it Is incomparably the best ewatie* extant. Avoid imitetions; insist on getting the srticle celled for. TROnc-rBUIT LAXATIVE is pnt up ia bronxed tin boxes only. Price 60 cents. Ask yotrr iruggist for Descriptive Pamphlet, or sddressthe proprietor, J. B. HKTHERINGTON, 36 Park Piece, New Yoi

Before PuRCHAsma ANY FORM Of So-Caueo Electric Belt,

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Baod,or Appliance representedto cureNervous.C Ic au'J Bpecial Diseases, send to the POLVXBM. EH GALVANIC CO., New York, N.T., Cincinnati, nt8an Francisco, Cal., for their PVec Pamphlet and ‘The Electric Review,’’ and you will save time, health .ndmoney. The P. G. Co. are the amly dealers i n Gen- ■ "' -’trie A p pi lances on the American Continent

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Climax and Peerless Folding Bed. BEST IN THIS WORLD. ° See sample at 8PEIGEL, THOMS ft OO.’S, Or at Factory, Bee HIyc Platting MilL tu.th.s

Geo. Hitz & Go., CQMMISSUD MERCHtKTS

And Dealers in

All Kinds of Produce. 42 S. Pennsylvania St. Consiguments solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. r

MILL FURNISHING, FOUNDRYMKN 1 AND M A OH INISTS , Established 1881. J Manufacture Mill Stonea Flouring Mill Contractors. Send for pamphlet NORDYKSA HARMON CO. ludiauapolia, Ind. Takd) itreet can lor Stock Ya tU. dft w

WOMAN’S TRIUMPH!

MRS. LYDIA L PIKAHAM, OF LYIIII, MASS.,

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LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE C0MP0U1TD. fhrall tkeee PelaflsI Complaints and Weaknceaee so common to oar beat female population. It will cure entirely the worst form of Fomale Complaints, alt ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulceration, Falling and Displacements, and the consequent Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted to the Change of Life. It will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus In an early stage of development. The tendency to cancerous humors there is checked very speedily by its use. It removes faintness, flatulency, destroys all craving for stimulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach. It cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostration, General Debility, Sleepleaenees, Depression and Indigestion. That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight and backache, is always permanently cured by its use. It will at all times and under all ci rcumstances act in harmony with tbo laws that govern the female system. For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex this Compound is unsurparsed. LYDIA E. PIXKIf AM’S VEGETABLE COM. FOUND is prepared at iri and 235 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price $1. Six bottles for 8-'>. Sent by mail In the form of pilli, also In the form of loscnges, on receipt of price, $1 per box for either. Mrs. Ptnkham freolyanawers all letters of inquiry. Send for pamphlet. Address as above. Mention thu Hiper, No family should bo without LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S LIVER PILLS. They euro constipation, bUloutsncsa and torpidity of the liver. 25 cents per box. SOLD BY , STEWAKT & BARRY, Indianapolis Ul.tli.S REJpOT

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Always^Best 1152 Sizes and Styles.} ^=SOLD FULLY= GUARANTEED f tu,t,s R. L. & A. W. McOU AT, Solo Agent?.

For Special Bargains IN CHINA, GLASS, QUEENSWARE, LAMPS, SILVER PLATED WARE, . CUTLERY, Etc., go to CHINA HALL, 54 N. Pennsylvania St. Also, an Elegant Assortment of.. Decorated Toilet Ware

PLATED WARE of the Celebrated ROGERS make still offered at manufacturer's wholesale prices. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED. J. T. KINNEY. [n]to no tu.th.s

For Breakfast! CHOGOLAT MENIER. AskYour Grocer for It. PARIS AND LONDON. New Yoik Depot, 286 Greenwich St. For Sale bj all Grocers. tu,th

YEAGLEY’S BURGLAR PROOF SASH LOCK AND VENTILATOR. The best Window Lock in the United States. Sixty hardware houses in Illinois have purchased this Lock within the last two months. Prices, perdoeen, 13.60; per pair or window, 75c; sample by mail, 40c. For sale in Indianapolis, by G. A. Martin A Co., 27 West Washington street, and J. (Jaylor, 293 Massachusetts avenue. YEAGLEY SASH LOCK CO., No. 36 Circle St, Ross Block. tu,tb,s 6-4

DEANS Patent Steam Pomps. New and Improved Patterns.

Boiler Feeder*, Mine Pumps, Fire Pumps, R. R. Station Pumps, Steam Pumps for all purposes. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. DEAN BROS., Indianapolis.

These celebrated SHOES, at prices to suit the times, sold only by C. FRIEDGEN, 21 North Pennsylvania street

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WIESE & K0EPPEB, UNDERTAKERS, SI North East street. Indianapolis, Ind.

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WATER, Steam and Gas, Steam Brass Works, ^Plumbers , Brass Work, Pipe and Fittings, Boiler Flues, Tools, Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Hydrants, Street Washers, Hose, Belting, Sinks, Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sheet and Bar Lem Pig, Tin and Copper, BABBITT KETAL, Wiping Waste, Etc., Etc. PIPE CUT TO ORDER BY STEAM POWER. Agency for the NATIONAL TUBE WORKS CO.’S celebrated Wrought Iron Lap-weld Pipe. Steam Fitting Promptly attended to

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

ana otner reels, Bernes, aunnow ncu*. neuuig. Silk, Seagrass and Linen Lines, Fly Rods and Flics. A full and complete stock of Sporting Goods E. M. PARKER & CO., 81W. Washington. S. L. WARNER, Untfertaker, 62 to 72 W. Maryland St., BUSSELL’S OLD STAND. HACKS AND 12VERY. FLOURING MILL MACHINERY. Mill and Elevator Contractors Established 4S50. Muateetar. 11QLL RUVS asi MILL rOIBIBSIia feglMBriMw* MUrbbiw koVraet. M4.I.MIA ssm Bffls, aa wxBTras KAcraura works, russtsAMsUmemsms&tsuim. Iisujuroua. ni

OLOTHTNOEo Panic or Bankrupt Sales, but steady Low Prices on all Goods, at the' EAGLE CLOTHING HOUSE, Nos. 5 and 7 W. Washington St.

Ask for tlio C. M. R. Cigar. Sold try -A.1T IDeeilers. C. M. RASCHIG, 21 E. Washington St.

HAVING A LARGE DEMAND FOR Lilly's Fluid Eriracts, Sugar and Gelatin Coated Pills and Elixirs We ligve placed a full line in stock. Physicians and families calling for same, can feel assured of getting Standard Preparations by specifying LILLY’S. tu,th,6 W. H. ALLEN & CO., Prescription Druggists, Opp. Post Office. -

WINTER SUITS . AND Overcoatings DT FZHE GOODS AND GOOD STYLES, AT LARSEN BROS., Merchant Tailors, 4 Vance Block, E. Wash. dianapolis. tu.tbji

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Coal ! Coke!

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Small Grocery Account ou Frank M. W right, Attorney, No. 11W. Wash. st. POWER, 80 Korth Pennsylvania St.

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By the disHllaHon of a FOREST LEAF with JUNIPER BERRIES and BARLEY MALT we have discovered KIDNEGEN, which acta specifically on the Kidneys and Urinary Organs, removing injurious deposits formed in the bladder and preventing any straining, smarting sensation, heat or irritation m the membraneous lining of the ducts, or water passages. It excites a healthy action in

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AMUSEMENTS.

DICKSON’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

J. B. ft GEO. A. DI<

OKSON..'

..Managers.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday and Matinees * Thursday and Saturday, Nov. 25. 26 and 28. The Monster Variety Organization Of the World, LEAVITTS SPECIALTY TROUPE! Numbering sixty of fhe very best artists in the variety profession, in a program such, as u« other company ever presentedReserved seats at J. B. Cameron’s music store, and Frank Bird's transfer office, without extra charge. Us DICKSON'S NEW PARK THEATER.

J. B. ft GEO. A. DICKSON..

.Managers.

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, an# Matinees Thursday and Saturday, November 24. 25,2r> and 27, the Favorite Character Dellheator, DENMAN THOMPSON, lu his own creation, “JOSHUA WHITCOMB,” Supjiorted by Miss JULIA WILSON and a Strong Cetniany. Secure your seat* at Cameron's music store and Frank Bird’s transfer office. tt s masonichalL ROLLERSKATING Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings of this week. Skating throughout this aud next month. Tickets, 2) cents.

A Compound Tincture of the most valuable remedies known to the medical profession, prepared upon strictly pharmaceutical principles. Aa experience of twenre-firo ye*mi p*<m« it to be the greatest Antidote to Malaria and all other Agne infloenoes known to the world. ^The only ateolute cur. Jot all m . tfcms . q&eaciou,, while aa a remedy for complaints peculiar to the female sex it has no equal NOT A BEVERAGE Bat an old reliable Household Remedy, thoroughly adapted to acsiat nature. It supplies tone to the stomach, n invisoratee the digestive organs, stimulates the secretions, and promoting a regnlar notion of the boweta, enables every organ of the body to perform its allotted work regularly and without interruption. Its highest commendations came from those who have used it longest and known it best how here so popular aa in Lancaster, Pa., where it has been in nse tor more than a quarter of a oentnir. Hlehly commended ns n. General Tonfo nnd Appetizer. Bold by Draggieta everywhere. THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH A large sized paper descriptive of disease, its origin ami cure, will be moiled tree to any addresn on application to . . ▼HE MISHLER HERB BITTERS CO. Lancaster, Pa. sferongly recomm » ... —— .J W« fails, it eas Price, 25 cents. th.stu

States ajl_Sleigbs. Barney & Berry’s Celebrated Skates, sleTghs FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. CHAELES MAYER & GO., 29 West Washington Street.

JUST RECEIVED, A Large Line of. OIL CLOTHS AND Oil Cloth Rugs, In all widths. Also, a full line of ,Wall Papers; WINDOW SHADES and LAMBREQUIN material, which arc being sold at a bargain. WTENTS and AWNINGS made to order. HEKMAH MAKTEKS, 32 SOUTH MERIDIAN ST. Encampments and Reunions supplied with Tents, t.th.s -

THE FINEST LINE OF Kcture Frames AND THE CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD,

ARE AT THE

Novelty Dollar Store 44 and 46 E. Washington St. tu.tll.s

Ladies' Seal Hats.

A few very choice styles just received by th« Iff M MT GO. Comer WasUngton and Plan.

A. M. KUHN, DetUr U all Kinds of COAL i COKE OFFICE-13 Virginia Avmue. Y«td-eoa«aC Bay street and Madison avenue. taMfcj

HOW TO CURE

Consumption,

Goughs, Colds, Astftima, Croup, All diseases of the Throat, Luna tad Palme* nary Organs. Use, according te directloni, ’ ■ . ^ ALLEN’SLUNG BALSAM.

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