The National Banner, Volume 13, Number 22, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 September 1878 — Page 3

The Fational Banwer LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. e e e West’s Liver Pills Cure Liver Complaint. | e Lace will be all the rage this fail. That California Salmon at Fischer’s 18 splendid. o 6-tf. Plush fabries will be much worn this fall. e | Fish, Vevetables, etc., every day ?t K. W. Fischer’s, : 6-tf:; Caravan cloth will be much worn this fall. ‘ _

Brushes of all kinds for sale by Eldred & Son. - ; N

Blue is a favorite color for 'cqat'ings-.

Buy your paints and oils at Eldred & Son’s drug store. - :

‘Bonnets will soon he worn of a larger size. :

Go to Eldred’s Drug Store for Drugs and Patent Medicines. i

''Velvet will be' used for trimming dresses this fall. . . e

Ye lovers of good Tea want to try K. W. Fischer’s new Japan. 6-tf.

Lustreless silks are the most fashionable at present. -

ICE CREAM at K. W. Fischer’s Parlors, up stairs, over his store room.

Tingel threads crop out in many new fabrics. ; : S

. The best mixed paints in the market are to be found at Eldred’s drug store. : :

Felt bonnets are to be embroidered with gold this fall.

Buy toilet articles such as perfumes, hair oils, tooth soaps and powders, tooth, nail, hair and cloth brushes, combs, &c., of Eldred & Son. :

Every lady arranges her hair to suit her face at present.

But few people know what every- ~ body should know that Carter’s Com- ‘ pound Extract of Smartweed cures

every pain. , © 49-m6, Y ‘Don’t You Forget It. ——————4o.———— A smart reproof is .better than smooth deceit,- ;

~We desire to call the attention of .our customers to the fact that we are urgently in need of funds, and are «obliged to call for prompt settlements. : C. ELDRED & SON.

A soft answer turneth away wrath.

Ep. RApscH has the cheapest and best CLOTH for CLOTHING ever brought to Ligonier. Call at his new establishment in Gants’ building, opposite Ligonier House. 20-3 t.

A stitch in time saves nine. ity O e i Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. “ The BEST SALVE in the world for ‘Cuts,Bruises,/Sores,Ulcers,Salt Rheum, ‘Fetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. - +This Salve is guaranteed to give per- * fect satisfaction in every case or mon- : ey refunded. Price 25 Cents per box. : Forsale by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier. 2 o e i A tale out of seagon is as music in mourning. B ; : Don’t You Forget It. ‘There is no one medicine that will velieve as many pains as Carter’s Compound Extract of Smartweed, a sure relief for diphtheria, eoughs, cold, cholera, colic, diarrhcea, rheumatism, asthma, phthisic, croup, fever-and ague, and has no eyual as a liniment for man and beast. For sale by C. Eldred & Son, Ligonier, and druggists generally.” 49-mB6.

A vain hope flattereth the heart of a fool. Jn 1

CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH "REMEDY, the only certain, safe and effectual cure for Catarrh; builds up the system and cures all other diseases at the same time. Asthma, rose cold, Jhay fever, bronchitis, leucorrhcea, diseases of the kidneys, nervousdebility, all leave together when the Constitutional Catarrh Remedy is taken as I directed. Price $1 per bottle. For sale by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier, Indiana. : 20-m2. ———lly & p——— e A wager is a fool’s argument.. < ——etl O e ‘ DR. GEO. B. WALKER, of Chicago, who makes a specialty of curing cancer, tumors, diseases of the ey® and ear, and chronic cases generally, will be at the Ligonier House-on Saturday, ‘Sept. 21; 2 o’clock until evening, and every two weeks. thereafter for about two months, Refgrnces — Thomas Crawford, Nimrod Pickett, and James Mowmow. ; —_—— o | A wild goose laid a tame egg. et ‘ : - Free of Charge. ; | A ‘special invitation is hereby extended to all suffering humanity who are afflicted with dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, sick headache, loss of appetite, coming up of food, low spirits, drowsiness, yellow complexion, general debility, liver complaiut, jaundice and biliousness to call at Scott & Sandrocks, drug store, Ligonier, and get a trial bottle of Doctor K California Golden Compound fr:fot charge and note the speedy and wonderful effect this great remedy will have on your disease and which will show you what a reguiar one dollar size bottle will do. i ————— ' . Abundance, like want, ruins many. . .You Must Cure that Cough. With Shiloh’s Consumption Cure you can cure yourself, 1t has established the fact that consumption can be cured, while for coughs, bronchitis, whooping ceugh, asthma, and all diseases of the throat and lungs, it is absolutely. without an equal. Two doses will relieve your child of croup, it is g:.aaant to take and perfectly harmess to the youngest child, and no mother can afford to be without it. You can use two-thirds of a bottle and i if what we say is not true we will r’m | fund the price paid. Price 10 cts., 50 cts. and $l.OO pér bottle. If your lungs are sore or ¢hest or back lame use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. ' Sold by C. Eldred & Som, Ligonier. | ~ ave you dyspepsia, are you constipated, have you N yellow skin, loss of s ‘ ’f‘i"%“‘;'é""‘ > u"?;;wﬁk“ ,jir,! Nﬁ‘ ;W f !‘ " H» zvxiv'%aziﬁﬂﬁlywﬁ} % xﬂd? éﬁg ’:%:%44&. ,‘ ) A e *‘“m ki R L R S R S B . Wells" Perslan Per {”% Ke PR v e e

Remember that Daniel 'W. 'Voorhees speaks in this place tomorrow (Friday) in "the forenoon at 10:30 o’clock.

- —Fair week, ’ —Cool nights.=* - —Union Hall will soon be ready for the plasterers. : —Promptness in all things is a valuable possession. - _ —Lay in your supply of wood for the coming winter.

—Mechanic’s Block is rapidly assuming dimensions. o —House flies are beginning to “shuffle off this mortal coil.” :

- —“Jump in the wagon and we’ll all take a ride”—to the Fair grounds.

—lt is thought by many that the cabbage crop this fall will be very small. £

—~Our farmers are through with their seeding, with here and there an exception.

—Our town has been exceedingly fortunate during the past four or five years, in the matter of fires. ’ —The demand for quinine is increasing, for Hety <

‘Those who shook now shake theé more And those now shake who never shook before.’ —lra Engle-has joined the band of Grangers “way down” in Grant county. Ile says hestands in “solid” with them. : —Township Trustees can save mon=ey by buying Sochool Material of H. C. Cunningham. Call before purchasing elsewhere, —— | —"“Rocksey Jane” says that notice of his declination is all right, for, says he, “I don’t want to be in such d—n dirty business.” : 2 -~Mr. Sherman Engle began his dwelling on the 27th of July and moved into it last Monday. Pretty quick ‘work, that. Who can beat it? -~ —Frank Zimmerman seriously contemplates an exploring trip through. the West. lle hopes to glean additional facts regarding the source of 'the Nile. :

—There will be an excursion over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, from Hicksville, Ohio, to Chicago, for the benefit of the Presbyterian Church at Albion, September 25, 1878.: —*“Better late than never,” 1s a very good adage, but when a man smashes his big toe, has an eye unmercifully scratched out, and elaborately plows up his nasal organ, he is disposed to stop and argue the point. —Would not the people who attend our Fairs be much more generally satisfied if “jockeying” did not form quite so important a feature of the races? We hear a number of complaints at each Fair regarding the matter. —Geo. W. Kinnison, agent for the Oliver Chilled Plow Works, who has been home on a brief visit with his family, left last Friday for the Buckeye State to resume business. He reports the plow trade as brisk as usual. —According to :some individuals in this world, they have made so many self-sacrifices on bebalf of the interests- of others that the great wonder is that there is anything left of them. . True philanthropists do little boasting. : s . —The cycles”of human existence here below are, at the utmost, of swift duraticn. There is birth, then manhood, then a brief struggle with earthly cares, and all is oyer, and the world hums on as usual, forgetful‘ that we ever lived. How brief, yet what a lesson it teaches.

—lf you haven’t ten dollars to bet on the races, just borrow it of your friend, with tlie implied understanding, of course, tt’_t if you are so fortunate, or rather unfortunate, as to win, you will refund the'same. There’s nothing like keeping thoney in circulation these hard times. —Gov. Hendricks will address the people of this county at Kendallville, Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 24. Let Democrats all oyer the county give the. necessary notice and turn out and come and hear their old Governor on the political questions of the day. Gov, Hendricks stands among the foremost statesmen of the Union, and it will richly repay our citizens for the time and trouble of coming to hear him.

—Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Miller and their dramatic troupe are being deservedly well patronized by our citizens and the people of the surrounding country during their stay here. Mr. Miller and his talented lady have for years occupied an enviable position in the field of dramatic art, and with a worthy troupe accompanying them, an appreciative -public is not slow in tendering them ahearty greeting and a substantial patronage. —'The most :beautiful thing we know of in this mundane sphere of ours is the female gossiper; she is the delight of the young, the consolation of the aged, the comforter of the sick, the hepe of the iniquitous, and the last lingering happy thought of the dying; she brightens our lives, aids us in the appreciation of the good, helps us to see perfection in all things, leads us to the comprehensior of the infinite, and -makes the world a Paradise. Her mission is a glorious one. Step aside all ye polluted and let her sanetify the earth. et ;

—The improvements that have been ‘and are being made the present summer throughout our town in the shape of building .and fixing up generally, is a fact evincive of a more than usual spirit of enterprise on the part of our citizens, and of our comparative freedom as & community, from the baneful effects of the general depression. During no year in the history of the place has so much building been done as will have characterized the present again the close of the season. ‘Moreover, the great majority of these buildings are of brick and of a substantial and elegant character, among ‘which are the two business structures, Mechanic and Union Blocks, which, ‘when finished, would not unadorn a ‘much more pretentious town. Truly, ‘our people have abundant cause for gratification in their exceedingly prosperous condi ¢ tion umpuga d with that of most fowns, Likewise, it augurs splendidly for the future of the s R

= Attendthe Faiv, 1t is good. —“Topsy” at Kann’s Hall to-night. -~ Fidelity to principle is' a noble trait. .

—The public schools-will open on Monday next. e o

—The usyal amount of domestic infelicity now-a-days. —Watermelons are said to be healthy if eaten moderately. , —Cavin St. presents quitea respectable appearance again. = : - —There will be peach*butter by the hogshead this season. o - ﬁeconclusi ve argument in dehate :- “I’ll bet you five dollars.” : . —These refreshing mornings ingpire one with renewed energy. —'Squire Banta has gone to Cincin nati to'have his eyes operated on. —The Republican meeting at Cromwell on Monday evening was well attended. f ) & - {Fielding Prickett seems to be the leader of the Republicans in this county, this year. " —Jacob H. Shauck, our next Representative, visited his prospective constituents at this place on Monday. —As School opens Monday, parents will find it to their interest to buy their children’s Books, Slates, &0., at Cunningham’s. * ‘ 22tf —Gideen Harper, one of our most enterprising young farmers,>intends soon to move to Ohio.- He will settle at Canton. —First satisfy yourself that you are morally right regarding any measure, then go ahead, though all the world pronounce you wrong,

—“Hank” Billings, in the Government’s employ at Washington City, isat home on a yisit. He reports his health as not very good. —We again repeat, in the name of suffering humanity, let the demoralized condition of some of the sidewalks about the town demand more attention.

- It should be borne in mind by the temperance people that the Red Ribbon Association holds its regular meetings on Tuesday evenings, at the M. E. Church. e ‘ —This has certainly been a year when the provident housewife could not want for opportunity to store away an abundant supply of canned fruit of all kinds. At least, Nature has done her past. . e

. —The time will svon be here when ‘the fastidious husband and father can ‘proceed systematically tolend his par‘lor brussels the mellow and variegat“ed tints of real, old-fashioned mother earth. Then for music at the festive board. i g :

. —According to the Albion New Era, Frank P. Bothwell, formerly a law student with 1. E. Knisely, of this place, intends to go west soon for the purpose of testing the demand for legal aid in those parts.. May success attend him. ; : —Dr. Crum received a letter from Prof. Mussey, at Cincinnati, yesterday, stating that he had operated on Rev. Caskey by cutting into the bladder and removing a calculus which weighed 114 dunces, and measured 114 inches in diameter. The patient is doing well. ‘ :

—Man’s conscienceis the great moral critic of his individual conduct; take it away, and you rob the world of all morality and godliness. - i

—“Vice is a monster of so frightful a mien, A:s to be hated, needs but to be seen.” Inference.—A number of skilled oculists needed in this vicinity. . ,

' —“There’s many a slip ’twixt the cup and lip.” This is a remarkable condensation of a powerful truth; at least, so thought the man who recklessly plunged down three flights of stairs, considerately rolled over on his right ear, and gently beheld the glittering orbs above. : --Some people might cone over all the moral teachings of ancient lore or modern thought Twithodt; finding a single point touching upon their own infirmities. Of course, it’s because they haven’t any. Such teachings always refer to poor, miserable, degraded wretches, who are not fit subjects to share this earthly happiness. —*“Spectator”. says Billy Williams receives $3O a speech in the interest of the National Bank cause. At Warsaw they say Billy gets 65&%? speech abroad and s3p,at home. YAs either of these sums is considerably more than Billy could possibly expect to make in any other way, his opposition to monetary reform and his advocacy of the bondholders’ policy is readily accounted for. - e

— Why was it that the republican leaders here did not applaud that part of Billy Williams’ speech which declared that 10 per cent. interest was the ruination of all who were compelled to borrow meney, and that a law ought to be passed forfeiting both principal and interest in all cases where more than 6 per'cent. was exacted? Did they fail to appreciate this declaration from considerations of self-interest or because their platform is silent on that subject, while the democratic platferm unequivocally demands the reduction of the rate of interest to 6 per cent. - .—Now that the public schools are about to open, we consider it not inappropriate to quote the following from John Bascom'’s introductory 're‘marks to his “Philosophy of English Literature,” thinking that it may prove of benefit to the more advanced scholars: *“There are in each department of knowledge, central facts and germinant principles. If we reach these early and well, the labors of acquisition are greatly lightened. They serve to explain to the mind, and hold “for the memory, those multitudinous -minor facts which otherwise confuse the one and burden the other. Itisa secret of wise acquisition to learn the ‘most in learning the least, and wedo this by directing attention at once toleading, fruitful facts. The groundis then outlined; we know where to look for particulars; and these, as they ‘come to us by direct search, or as incldents ‘of growing information, fall at once into their place, strengthen our general hold of truth, and are themselves securel rm&ﬁmgx ST i Yoo oumpacs putl of

SN G RATR. The Fair, generally speaking, is a success. The display of stock of all kinds is said by those who claim to be posted in regard to the matter to be much superior to that of any preceeding year. As to theother departments, Floral Hall is adorned by the #sual amount and variety of ladies’ fancy articles,domestic-manufactured goods, fine arts, plants, flowers, dress making and millinery goods, manufactured goods, etc. The products of pomological and agricultural industry are fairly represented and present a ecreditable appearance, quite equaling-that offormer years. The exhibit in theline of machinery and agricultural implements, however, is not so exténsive as usual, owing principally, we suppose, te the non-conferring of premiums in this department, the officers and directors having concluded that, because of the state of perfection to which these articles have been brought, it would be next to impossible to digcriminate between the relative merits. Likewise, there is no room to doubt that the races will not have proven quite as good as those which usually characterize our Tairs. ‘Take all In

all, the present Fair is very interest-

ing and instructive, especially to the farming community, and quite comes up to the expectations of the officers and directors of the society who put forth their utinost endeavors to make it an exhibition worthy the patronage of the public. 3 5

Ir you want a ine SUIT of CLOTHING, call on Ed. Rapsch, opposite Ligonier House. : : 20-3 t.

Have you seen that Corned Beef at K. W. Wischer’s? It’sthe finest lunch in the city. : 8-tf. -

—Hon. John H. Baker made THE BANNER sanctum a pleasant call on Tuesday. The Goshen Z%imes will please take notice. L ; To save money on CLOTHING goto M. JACOBS & CO., atthe Boss Clothing MHouse. —The lovers of lusecious bivalves will be glad tolearn that oysters are exceedingly fat this fall. There are sixty known varieties of oysters. ' ATTENTION, FARMERS!

See K. W. ‘Fischer before purchas ing your fish. Don’t forget the place—--86 Banner Block 6-tf.

Ir you want a good Undershirt or a pair of Drawers for 25 cents, call at the Enterprise Clothing Store of May & Hirsch. . i sSettlement Wanted. sy I desire to call the attention of my customers to the fact that I am urgently in need of money, and am obliged to call for immediate settlements. 20-3¢. - ED. RAPSCH,

—On account of the Fair, Mr. Ramseyer has abandoned the projected ex-cursiou-to the Hawpatch next Saturday. Due notice will bé given when the excursion takes place hereafter. ALL of our Goods are boughi for CASH, and will be sold at the lowest figures. We will nog be undersold. M.JACOBS & Co. —The Sciem}iﬁc American states that half the vinegar now sold is rank poison. A Massachusetts chemist analyzed the pickles putup by twelve different wholesale dealers, and found copper in ten of them. , ; Our Fall Stock has just been received and is open for the ine spection of th e public. 'Khey will be sold at lower figures than ever, ; : . JACOBS & GOLIDSYMITIE.

—Owing to sickness, Hon. J. D. Osborn was compelled to withdraw all his appointments for meetings in this county. This is a sad disappointment to the people of Noble county, many of whom were very anxious to hear the J udge‘ on the issues of the day.

Great specialties in Dress Goods, Black Cashmeres and! Alpaccas. All the latest novelties in that line, - | JACODBS & GOLDSMITH,

—Walnut lumber is being rapidly used up in this county and no preparations are being made to supply future demands. It has been demonstrated that walnutcan be grown suecessfully, although slow, but as the majority of men labor for prosperity, this important industry should by no means be neglected. - - ; -

May & Hirsch do sell more Clothing than any other house in town, because they sell everything in their line very low. Give them a ecall. :

~—The dwelling of Mr. lenry Herrald, one of the most substantial farmers on the Hawpatch, burned down on Saturday afternoon last. We have not learned the full particulars, but understand that he had $l6OO insurance on the same and saved all his furniture. We heartily sympathize with Mr. Herrald in his misfortune. = . -

May & Hirsch’s Enterprise Clothing House is the only place to buy Clothing worth the money. ,

—And now a rising and experi- ( menting gemius has made a discovery. ‘which js bound to take its place amongthe great things. -The discovery is that sugar of the very best quality can be made from the stalks of the ordinary corn, cut just before the ear has come to maturity, and: that at: an ex- | pense of not more than three cents a pound. The importance of this discovery ¢an scarcely be estimated, as the entire imporf trade in sugar must soon disappear, and this will be succeeded by an export trade which no man can repute.. The Commissioner of Agriculture has now in press and will issue next month ‘a volume giving the latest experiments and full instruetions for manufacturing,

©TO OUR CUSTOMERS. Flenase take motice thatour ‘places of business will be closed on Saturday, September 2Sth, and om Monday, October 7th, 1878, on account of Holidays. : Jacobs & Goldsmith: _Patrick Foley, an Indianapolis sa-loon-keéper, was arrested on the 7th inst for dealing in counterfeit silver. He ogerated among the market people, and had flooded certain districts with Spurious coin.. . Prior to his capture a considerable quantity of the stuff was also captured. R T L

1t 1s no vile drugged stuff, pretanding to be made of wonderful foréign roots, barks, &c.. and puffed up by long bogus certificates of pretended miraculous cures. but a simple, pure, effective medicine, made of well ‘known valuable remedies that furnishes its own certificate by its cures. ' We refer to Hop Bitters, the purest and best of mwedicines. See “Truths” and “Proverbs,” in another column. W ' A young man idle, an old man needy. T+ {BRE—— e « Chaste and Delicate. The .most chaste and delicate perfumes for the handkerchhief are -Dr, Price’s Unique Perfumes, Pet Rose; Alista Bouquet, Hyacinth, = Sweet Brier, or any of his odors.. The exquisite delicacy of their fragrance willdelight all lovers of sweet scents. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SWEET By NATY 0 L B 'SKS"'V @l\ o Awarded }ai‘,lm rr at Ccenn Exposition for fing chewing qualitics s excellence and I«utin{o characler of &weetening and Jlavoring. The best tobacco . gver made. As onr bine strip trade-mark is closely . Imitated oa fafuricr goods, see that Jurkson's Best is - onievery pluz. foll 1y all dealors. Send for sam le, freo, to Ui AL Jucusoy & Co., Mivs., Petersburg, %ﬂ--20 Chiromo E‘;rd;»(;e_r}ect be»iutics) with name, 10¢. Outfit, 10¢, Turnor Card Co,, Ashland, Massachusetts. ; Beantiful Sq. G'mnd Pinni)s. price Sl,-v %00, only 8275.8‘ ]V[s.gniti(i,(m;2 Epﬁlﬁm ianos, price $l,OOO, on 75, egaut Upright Pianos, price $BOO, nu!yyﬂ’m. Pian--08, 7 octave, $125, 714 8135, New Styles. Organs 835. Organs. 9 stops, $57.50. Church 163tuga;.7pr;&:.e 8390;1‘only05115. El;e« URGAN gant 8375 Mirror Top Organs only $lO5, Beautiful Parlor Orgau. price $340, only sus. ““Fraud Exposed. 8500 reward. Read **Traps for the Unwary” and Newspaper anout coet of Piapos and Organs, SENT FREE. Please address : 3 DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, N. J. 25 Fancy Carda, Snowﬂhkc, Damask, ro two alike, with name, 10 cents. Nassau Card Co., Nassan, N. Y. ¢ 3 .

A DAY to agents canvassing for the Kireside Visitor. Terms and outfit free. Address P, O. VICKERY, Au- ’ gusta, Maine. & ; —TO— ’ Geo. P, Rowell & Co’s ¢ SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS. 4 4 4 . Many persons suppoece thig list to be comfposed of CHEAP, low-priced newspapers. . The fact is quite gtherwise. . The_ Catalogue states exactly what the papers are. When the name of a paper is printed in FULL FACE TYPE it is in every instance the BEST paper in the place. When printedin CAPITALS 1t is the ONLY paper in the place. When printed in roman letters it is neither the' best nor the onlypaper. but is usnally a very good one, notwithstanding. The list gives the population of every town and the cirenlation of everyfaper. IT IS NOT A CO-OPERATIVE LIST. IT IS NOT A CHEAP LIST. At the foot of the Catalogue for each State the important towns which are not covered by the list are enumerated. AT I 8 AN HONEST LIST. The rates chgrged for adv,ertisix&g are hardly onefifth the publsher’s schedale.. The price for one inch four weeks in the entire list is 86835, The regular rates of the papers for the same space and time are $3,886.35. The list includes 970 newepapers, of which 163 are issued DATLY Aand SO WERMK LY. Theyarelocated in 823 different cities and towns, of which 22 are State Capitals, 328 places of over 5,600 population, and 444 County Seats. LISTS SENT ON APPLICATION. Address GEORGE P, ROWELL & CO'SNEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU 10 Sprace St.. (Printing House Sq.), N, Y. " AR R R R 7 2 ‘A &dal A Farm of 105 acres, Farm for Sale.—&o ynnios s acres of well ditcned marsh and 37 first-class timber) 3 miles south-west of Ligonier, on the Goshen road, for sale on reasonab%e terms. For particulars inquire of SILAS HARPER, on the premges. i 20-3m?*

Drs. PRICE & BREWER '—‘W WRIT AL e RN G V 56 0w B T SNy AL T ST VISITED LAFPORTE mmwwm 1 FIFTEEN YEARS. ]:]'A_VE metl with unparalleled rßuccess in the i 3 t.reat-xpcut.ofu { . Chronic I?iseases R e e e S e AeFRME f L EaasPescAags _l.' THROA'T el 9 WAN IR IS TAN ol e 6 ”'v)" 2 . : . :rtmmnmug;n;;- ! LIVER. R M.,-,.ﬁ, - ¥ __<.;.~.‘,‘._f‘_ oY BNRD, Nerves, Kidneys, Bladder, Womb, and Blood Af fections of the Urinary Organs, Grayel. Scrofula, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitig;, Dyspepsia, &c. - ey Ourre{putation hasbeenacquiredby candid,honcst dealing and years ofsuccessful practice. Ourpractice, not oneof exgcriment, butfounded onthelaws of Nature, with years ofexperience and evidence to sustaln- it, doesnot teardown, make sick to make'well; no harsh treatment, no trifling, no flattering. We knowthecauseandthe remedy needed; no guees work, but knowledge gained bg years of experience in the. treatment ox Chronicdiseases exclusiviery; no eéncouragement without a prospect. Ca. (iid in our opinions, reasonable in our charges, ¢laim not to know everything, gr cure everybody,; but do lay claim toreason and common sense; -Weinvite. the sick, no matter what theimi]mo';rt, to calland investigate bhefore they abandon “hope, makeinterrogations and decide for themselves ; it will costnothingag consultationigfree : 5 : Dre. Price & Brewercan be consalted asfollows: Warsaw, Kirtley House,on Tuesday, October 29th, 1878. e Goshen, Violet House, Wednesday, October 30th, 1878, ° - Ligonier,Liigonier flouse,Thursday, October 31st, 1878. : LaGrange, Dodge House, Friday, November Ist, 1878. Visits willbe maderegnlar‘lﬂy for years, . Residenceand Laboratory: WAUKEGAN,ILLINOIS. S B e e 29-tf

Election Notice.

'BY virtue of a precept to me directed and de‘livered by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court, a copy of which is hereunto annexed, I do hereby give notice that on Tuesday, the eighth -day ef October, 1878. there will be & General Election held au the usual places of holding elections in the several townshiPs in Noble Connty, Indiana, for the purpose of electing the ofticers mentioned in pald precept,. . - 1 ¢ NATHANIEL P. RAGLES, Sheriff of Noble County, Indiana. N\ * : ¥ Election Proclamation. STATE OF INDIANA, }SS v NoBLE COUNTY. i To the Sheriff of Noble County: - I, SAMUEL E. ALVORD, olerk of the Noble Oircuit Court of the State of Indiana, hereby cer“tify that at a General Klection, to be hetd in the several townships in said county, onthe . . - Second Tuesday (Bth day) of Oc- ; tober, A. D. 1878, “thé following officers are to be elected, viz: - Becretary of State for the SBtate of Indiana. Anditor of State for the State of Indiana. Treasurer of State for the State of Indiana, Attorney General for the State of Indiana. : Superintendent of Public Instruction for the State of Indiana, = i ~ Representative in Congress for the 13th Congressional District of the State of Indiana.” = ~ Joint Representative for the countles of Bikhart and Noble, in.the General Assembly of the State of Indiana. i S - Prosecuting Attorney for the 85th Judicisl Cir- | cnit of the State of Indiana. - -~ ‘Representative in the General Assembly of the | Btate of Indiana, for Noble county. - County Auditor for Noble connty. - County Trensurer for Noble county. = . Bherift for Noble county. . . pii ~ Cotoner for Nobie'eounty, = Lo | County Commissioner, Middle District of No. Bosonnly oo bR e . Oounty Commissioner, Southern Dist¥lct of Noble “"m'?u ot il sl e _Oounty Surveyor for Notlo county, WV m e solotite N 1n Albion, hie s Gay of Soptomber, &, B.lole, WA eee bl e s D

e AT TITESS L JusE received a splendid lot o.f .V : Flowers, Tips, Trimmings ete., which will be disposed of at living prices.. MILLINERY.

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MILILINERY.

MILLINERY. Millinery of every description done to order at hard-pan sgares. MISS M. . BEAL, . A gradaate of one of the largest Mi'ﬁinery Establishments 1n Chicago, has been cn:gugcd to take charge of this department. Satisfaction i gaaranteed. i : DRES - MAKING! - MARENT In allits different Lranches, reatly and prompt- » ly executcd. : oo EE MRS. EL.LA KISER, One of the best and most accomplished Dressm};.kersin this section, will have charge of this de- ; partment. Good work warranted. : 3 BE R 4 ' I G STAMPING BRAIDIN Made a specialty ac very low ﬂgnfcm The gjst of Al BKin ods Goods 118 eJst 0 10 008 LOOOB For the least money can always 50 obtained st i Welag the - Ladies Bazaar ’ aQlés bazaar, Septi 12thtf. | LIGONIER,IND. NE™Y

:q e ' blothing Store! TTUWATHHIVA | \.Vould‘ rspectfuly zmxounce to tiie citizens of Ligonier and surrounding country that they have o just opened a new — Clothing House, iand that they will endeavor to constantly kXeep on hand The Best and Most Substantial Goods to be Found in the MARKET oVI B B L AD B 0 & x i . ot CLOTHING! e S For Men. CLOTHING! . For Youths. , il : CLOTHING! s . For Boys. i o ; CLOTHING! ; For Childrep. CLOTHING! . : ] s e _ For Everybody. . ‘ rer(gYmea)ales o ; O,.urrg{)ods will béfoundt_,;)ba‘the ' Cheapest and Best FOR THE MONEY. . 3 —(0) _(Q);. i , | REMEMBER | . —THAT AT THE 3‘. CENTERPRISE’. CLOTHING HOUSE MAY : HIRSCH BY 2 HEINR NI You can get Good Suits for any price $14.50 to SIS. _ PANTALOONS FROM 35 Cents up to 75 Cents. pl oTI WY e L R

GIOIOD NIEWIS|! A Lumber Yard in Ligonier: LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES, Of all classes and, grades, kept constantly on hand. Pine Lumber, thoroughly seasoned, dressed or in the rough, from a Fence Picket to a Stick of Timber, sold at Bottom Prices. Call and:See Us before buying. Yard on Cavin o vStreet,‘:north of}]_ferr’:s}-_;ﬁ’urniture Store. i 4« .. Knepper & Peck. Al persons Wishinig to pux‘éhésé a,}rel"iable instrument, and not wishing to pay two px;oﬁts, can’'save money‘by-c%ﬂinggon A. S. FIsHER, Ligonier, Ind. st Bl ek o : Great Reduction in Prices. Having made arrangements for a large quantity of Shingles, I shall sell for a short time at the following prices for the celebrated brand of . PELTON™ STAR SHINGLES: 8v:: ' : " & 7 2 : . : ) = | - » - i) 16 inch, $2.75 Per M. 18 inch, $3.25 Per M. Why buy inferior grades of Shinggles when you can get the “Pel- : ton” at these prices. = " JOHN WEIR. LioNOIER ,February 7,1877. = : L 3§ .n ERYEN P DR PRIGE’S Y e - ; WS N = = CREAN A sveour| ) (§ BY, | bvg‘%a%m" :‘ 20 g ¥ : BAKING "%y " | FLAVORING UNER:. \ T (¥4 st 'R TOWDER- XGei7o/ EXTRALTS. Eminent Chemists and Physicians certify that these goods are free from adulteration, richer, more effective, produce better results than any others, and that they use them in their own families. = ’ T UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gems of all Odors. ]]R PBIGES TOOTHENE. An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. : g} LEMON SUCAR. A substitute for Lemons. - % EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER.' From the pure root{ STESLE A Pmoße e W IReEE STEELE & PRICE, Manfrs., Chicago. St. Louis & Cincinnati.

MIFLILLINERY.

Fo . Shlnke & BI.O' Take pleasure in infnrming the x;cople of Ligonier and vicinity that they have the best selected i _ stock of‘all kinds of C For Men. Boyé, and .Chi;dren; also, &n‘elegan assortment of wear for Women, Misses and Chil= dren.: All styles and qualities to .select from.— ) . Wallbe sold at. - . BOTTOM PRICES. . i ' Having adopted.the .~ LOW PRICE SYSTEM ! Which requires selling at very small pi‘oﬂt'e,'t‘ii'e public will” apprecigte the necessity of ready or prompt pay. SR S Special Attention giV;p fo! i CUSTOM WORIK. We gnarantee first-class stock and workmang}l-i‘p‘. ' MENDING done EXPEDITIOUSLY “ Corn - Field GAITERS? : Of our own make constantly on band, GIVEUS ACALL, | _ EXAMINEOUR GOODS, and buy at the old relisble shoe store.of 2l _ ~ F.W.SHINKE & BRO. Ligonier, Ind., March 21, 1878.412-7 . =~ - CabineT ShoP 18 TR G i P SR R el e s B A Rt ‘ Cabinet Wareßooms % RS S ﬁ"‘v-i’-';\d(’\?"»" // S i, S S‘Q\;&‘{gﬁ e * o A AN Sl %Rl e SR NG T A e Ri&b oo - N \ \\f g fé e L 4 e ; B -8% G e G SRR e e R s s Would rupw&%ﬁyanmuﬂoegﬁ@ém of ‘Noble county.th ﬂl&ﬂ% o ~g,( onhand S a&‘w SR eT & N ﬁ” e ) 'f:»:ﬁ‘;;_,"vlff"-:‘?;"- :ﬁ;:;-5:7:?}m: 8 18 1 \ 4 B -1 Cabinet - Ware, eamL o SER L LR e ) ! e e a e e e Drbvinn QoRSAGET gnLEs SOANRS. - Wanp Rosrs, Loun eEaGuE. | CHA TR S AND BEDSTEADS, Aﬂﬁ m ;@Nf;"i?w it " Class Cabinet Shop, -Part{cular sttention . e ,é %&%&lﬁﬁﬁ%’n av%*%§@§ . COFFINS = (i O O AN O R o Awarion M A At i e ‘imlv!f@i 18 TEACO 10 QIEDS SRR 0= *Figonior Novambersh lei it 0

R RN New Grocery! New Bakery! i¥: i : g Everything New! /v§, =4. B i ! : l Everything Fresh! For 13 yéars cﬁnnéétml with the widely-known Grocery and Bakery firm of Kolb & Gross, at Goshen, would respectfully announce that : G he has just fitted up in the e T MIDDLE ROOM : S : ~=—OF THE— ~ ! : --————Ai-‘m-’ ¢ & : REERLL —AND— R e BAKERY, and now offcre the public a choice and extensive et aggortment of . . . (Grroceries and Provisions ~ WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS, - CHINA AND STONE WARE, Ary NEw AND BovenT ror CAsH, - and to be sold at Prices that must give ©We cannot undertake to enumerate all we keep . in stock, but we can say thatin this establishW%ﬂlﬁnﬁ everything to be fonud in a First-Class Grocery, g : RO s TbR e O Fresh Bread Daily! Sl SRR R G ee i s .A T L T b LS e B N S eSR e R RSP S ':@‘%%33{“ Soy ’i; »gﬁg Y JuGGe Seling room we will at-a.ltimes hay, ﬁ‘-”:" smethi ’”ﬁi{lﬁ' :,wiﬂ :‘“x 7} i Raryod. 3 "‘%v’“‘“ Sl VAT Tt T ey s kT MRS TR