The National Banner, Volume 13, Number 28, Ligonier, Noble County, 31 October 1878 — Page 3

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. il b West’s Liver Pills Cure Si¢ck Headache. : Buy your lamps, chimnies, and lanterns at Eldred’s Drug Store. . - " Parties in a republic are necessaryfor ii.s preservation. f Brushes of all kinds for sale by Eldred & Son. na : Nature is slowly and silently prepariug for her 7lro‘ngr sleep.

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

_lt’s time now to inaugurate your singing and spelling schools. .

" Go to Eldred’s Drug Stote for Drugs and Patent Medicines: L

A great many friendships are hollow: mockeries and every camera is a hol< low mocker. o et

The Lest mixed paints in the market are to be found-at® Eldred’s drug store. | 4 B

" Englaf‘nd with her finances and Germany with the Socialists, are two unhappy countries. . = i

Three or four doses of G'eab Eng: ‘jish - Cough Remedy is warranted to -relieve the worst case of dore throat you ¢an produce, ' 24-m2

K. W. Fischer keeps constantly on hand (. S. Maltby’s Celebrated Baltimore. Oysters. Fresh invoice every Saturday. L] r!

Minnesota has a man who is 80 pious that he will nos engage in sheep raising because the lambs gambol on. the green. A e

We haye just received anew stock of parlor, bracket, and library lamps which we are offering at very low prices. We also furnish chandeliers * for parlors, churches, and school hous- . -es on short'notice. C. ELDRED & Son.

Lf you've got any sympathy tospare, please don't forget the man who has a cold and is making his coat-sleeve do handkerchief duyty.- . = : :

USE CAUTION.—In-calling for that excellent medicine, the Great Euglish Cough Remedy, be sure you get no other palmed off on you. " For ~ale by 1L C. Cunningham, Ligonier, Indiana.. | -24-2 m. -

"ELDRED & SoN have just opened a fine assortment Om“et articles, such as hair oils, perf g, face powders, puff boxes; also hair, tooth and nail brushes, toilet soaps, &c. .

Bishop Resecrans died very suddenly at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Colnmbus, Ohio, Monday night a week ago, of hemorrhage of the lungs. e o

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

"THE BUSY SEASON being over, F. W.Shinke & Bro. respectfully invite their customers having open accounts to -call and settle now, to keep the wheels of trade in motion. They also call attention to the fact that their prices for all kinds of goods in tneil line are reduced to correspond with prevailing. prices- of produce. o

The Indianapolis Sentinel says ‘in Marion county where the Democrats cast over 9,000 votes ac the late election, not a single Democrat is on the grand jury. W

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALVE: in tlie world for Cuts,Bruises,|Sores,Ulcers,Salt Rheum, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions, This Salve is guaranteed tc give perfect satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Price 25 Cents per box. Forsale by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier.

‘John Morton. eldest son of the late Senator Morton, has arrived at Indianapolis, from Alaska. He 1s not in good health_and will remain at Indianapolis all winter. ; :

Those out of health canjhave implicit confidence in Drs. Price & Brewer, and feel certain when consulting them, that they are thoroughly educated physicians, with years of experience in the treatment of chronic diseases exclusively. o e e

Drs. Price & Brewer will be for consultation on their next visit to this place, at the Ligonier - House, on * Thursday, October 31st. 2

CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMEDY, the only certdin, safe and effectual cure for Catarrh, builds up the system and cures all other diseases at the same time. Asthma, rose cold, hay fever, bronchitis, leucorrheea, diseases of the kidneys, nervousdebility, all leave together when the Constitutional Catarrh Remedy is taken as directed. Price $1 per bottle. For sale by Scott & Sandrpek, Ligonier, Indiana: - - i 1 20-m2.

The whole of the capital stock of the Bank of Glascow has been tetally lost. - Six millions one hundred and ninety thousand, nine hundred-and eighty-three pounds sterling ($29,964, 357.12), has been wasted without a single sovereign’s assets toshow outside of office furniture. o

Remember This,

It is with'pleasure I can now safely recommend to the public a medicine for the treatment of consumption, asthma, chroni¢ sore throat, catarrh, ete,, which I can safely assert has no equal. This medicine has lately been introduced in the United States, and is called the Great English Cough Remedy. If you want a medicine for any disease of the throat and lungs, call at my store and purchase a bottle of the Great English Cough Remedy. I guarantee every bottle. Return it if not satisfied after using one-quarter the contents, and receive back your money. H. C, Cunningham, druggist.

Free of Charge.

A special - invitation is hereby extended to all suffering humanity who are 'afflicted with Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, acidity of stomach, ecming up of food, pain in pit of stomach, low spirits, biliousness, constipatien, jaundice,liver complaint, or any affection of the stJmach or liver, to call at Scott & Sandrock’s, and be cured in the shortest time possible. You are not asked to buy until you xnow what you’are getting. Therefore, as you value your existence, do not fail to ‘go to your druggist, Scott & Sandrock, and get a trial bottle free of charge, which will show what a regular one dollax size bottle will do. Ask for Dr. K,;ING’s CALIFORNIA GOLDEN COMPOUND, and take noother, .. ] ; G 3 g BSTRAN SUERP. AT e Howphinh. s lacys sroxt wop! Mot (o R A TRI R e ST e g s A e e

- —How the windsdosigh. . ‘ . : :;f& éﬂm&%ﬁﬁﬁg@wfélt £ ~ e bantylitaddn fetatnolihomo yosterday. TR T, _ + —Localnews is distressingly scarce {this week, « Ju 5.0 i Svete G U et - —Buy your School. Books at Hoft ‘man's Book Store, - . —Get your; turkey in training for duty on fl‘haﬁksgiving. i o —New goods at the Ladies’ Bazaar. They are “perfectly beautiful.” - - —Judge Tousley is dispatching court business with commendable energy. - "—Silas Shobe and wife arrived home from their western trip on Tuesday: ~At Jacobs & Goldsmith’s you can purchase the best fitting ¢loak in town. ~—The Red Ribbon Reform Club in- | tend giving a concert in a few weeks. —There is some talk of two new sa-

loons being established in this™place. - —lt will pay for you to go to M. Jacobs & Co.’s before purchasing your clothing. ; ‘ ;. —Go to Hoffman’s Book Store for your School Books, Slates, Inks, Pens, Pencils, &e. e ‘—Have you asked your neighbor to subscribe for THE BANNER? ' If not, do so at once. ' e

—Thelargest and most elegant stdck. of millinery goods- is to be found at the Ladies’ Bazaar. | —The stove trade is active. Our hardware men are selling quite a number of base burners. e

—The band boys want @ suitable room in which to held their meetings, Rent paid promptly. . e —*Roxy” says he will bet $5, and borrow the money of his friend Jim, that this will be & hard winter.

- —A big live in Ladies Urderwear, Jackets, Nubias, &e., of the Jatest novelties, at Jacobs & Goldsmith's. :

—Cook Sloves, Coal Stoves, and all kinds of Heating Stoves at resumption prices, at Gerber’s. . Don’t forget it. —We cannot publish lengthy obituary poetry. A well-worded verse or two only is admissable once in a while. : Vs

- The only place in town to buy clothing worth the mouey is at the Enterprise Clothing IMouse of May & Hirseh. S s

© —-May & Hirsch, the Enterprise Clothing men, will oceupy Eldred’s store reom in the Union Block, as soon a 8 finished, : 5 il —DMrs. Ellen Carr slipped and fedl on the door-step while entering her house Tuesday noon and broke_hér_ arm. ~ ,

—The apple business has béen brisk. Western dealers have been buying great quantities, and still there are plenty left. o —During such weather as this those piked roads would be nice; but, wait awhile, gentlemen, until the bad, rainy weather sets in. ) ;

—Township Trustees can save mon= ey by buying School Material of H. C.Cunningham. Call before purchasing elsewhere. i o

—Wnm. S. Kiser, the newly elected county auditor, was in town last Friday, receiving the congratulations of his numerous friends. o : —Col. Tucker promises that the practice of-blockading the crossings by freight trains will not be tolerated by the railroad- company. Right. ‘—Norman Babceock, of Sycamore Coruers, spent a few days over in Michigan during the past-week. He says political excitement is running high aver there. e

—Col. A. M. Tucker, Assistant Sup’t of the Air Line Division, and George T. Ager, editor of the Goshen Independent, made us a very pleasant-visit on Tuesday afternoon. 2 —John A/ Spangle, of near Wolf Lake, is going to sell His personal property on the sth of November,with a view to going east and placing himself under medical treatment. . ; —Our report of the Mahin-Luke temperance discussion, last week; has elicited considerable comment in town and country. Thedebate is generally pronounced unusually interesting.

—:—il\* four-year_-old filly that trot@ed a mile'in 2:1744 a short time ago, at Cincinnati, and which cost the owner $350, was sold a few days since to Mr. Vanderbilt for $21,000. Quick sale and large profits. ' ; —The first snow fall of the season causes many to sit in dreamy silence as they watch the tiny flakes slowly falling to the ground,—dreaming of the many happy hours spent in the open air during the past season and praying for a speedy return of warm weather. i o

—Especial attention is direeted to an article on. the fourth page of this issue, headed “The Money Power— Why the Fight agamfst it should continue.” It is an anticle of unusual merit, one that should be thoughtfally and attentively perused by every reader of THE BANNER.. b

—-The sporting fellows of this place who own good roadsters intend using the street running to. the fair ground for their fast driving during this winter. The gentlemen of the bit will have lots of sport this winter provided Old Probabilities will give them ecough of the wherewith to slide on, and he doubtless will unless indications prove false. . —lt grieves us to learn that the interesting 2-year old son of John- A, Bpangle, of Noble township, died of diphtheria two weeks ago last Friday. The sprightly 10-year old son of Jos. W. Adair, of Columbia City, also died: of that dread disease, about three weeks ago. - Messrs. Spangle and Adair are brothers-in-law, both being married to daughters of our venerable friend, John Young, Esqg. —Our Wawaka correspondent-fur-‘nishes the particalars of the aceident on the railroad, east of Wawika, which resulted in the death of a brakeman named Willard Isenbise, of Elkdrt. Dr. Knepper was cuied to render Ihe unfortunate young man ‘medical ussistance, bit the patient was too far goug to be henefited. He SRR Avore Gkt T e fio Be st

s SRR R S SRS LB A L Sl T A ﬁv; "‘I"T‘ - —Who saw Johis Marker's buck? —Wood selis’ a 6 8180 per cord in SRR L e T ‘this marisele s "= itage . vertisements, w 8 | —A good w%m\&“ o 3 Jacobs &'eo"s. :&,vigg.j"::‘f‘\h ;d{t}‘ v“’:‘::.’ = >4

. —Have you seen that parsnip at Al. Hardenbroph'sp .=t oio - . o

—Tuesday was a somewhat dreary - —Tom Jackson will move back to town before long. -He says ho is tired of riral Jifd - -l T . —The band boys are making arrangements for a musical concert during the holidays, "« = = . -0 -~ Benj. F. Bethel, of Wolf Lake, left for,the West last Monday. Ben is looking around. - s T —The Enterprise Clething House of May & Hirsch can’t be beat in styles, qualities or prices.

- —Adttention is directed to the advertisement of S. Pearson. He has some fine Jersey cattle tosell.. .. = - A large assortment of fine Ladiées Cloaks, at very low prices, just receiyed at Jacobs & Goldsmith. ey

—McComber, the livery man, is engagedin building a neat little office on the rorth side of his barn. -~ - —A good suit of Men’s Underwear; at 40 cents per pair at M. Jacobs & Co._’s_Bgss Clothing House. ‘

- —Judge Osborn is favorably mentioned for the speakership of the House. He would make a good one. - —The South Bend Registeris one of the handsomest papers in the State. The “make up” of the weekly is especially neat. ..= SRI —Dr. Patker, of the Kendallyille News, and Dr, Schutt, of Avilla, are candidates for director of the Northern Prison. Tv ey

—AsSchool hascommenced, parents will find it to their interest to buy their children’s Books, Slates, &ec., at Cunningham’s, B

- -Kelly’s new hotel at Kendallville is a model of neatness: and convenience. Tt is beyond doubt tiie best equipped hotel in Northern Indiana.

—M. P. Wright, ageut for the Richmond, Ind., School Furniture Co., was here this week putting up school desks in theé new building at Brush College.

—John Paul Jones, Senator Voorhees’ law partner, who was terribly wounded by an unknown ruflian, six ‘weeks ago, was in Indianapolis the other evening. ; ; — Owing to the heavy rains of Saturday and'the day previous, the streets were almost deserted. On Monday, however, our merchants were kept busy from morning till night. - —The coming winter will be a close and hard one, if we can count on the musk-rat sign, 1t is said they are building their houses three feet above the ground, and this is said to ve a sure sign of a hard winter. - (

~—John Segner redeemed his pledge, that he would have-a new wife twen-ty-four-hours afterobtaining a divorce from his old one. Brother ~Adam Christie might make a few passing comments on this manner of pushing things. | ' ' —The lgjculit,y at whieh young Willard - Tsenbise was fatally injured last Sunday mornﬁug is be_coming'not‘ed for accidents. ‘ln addition to the accident just referred to, a woman was killed there some months ago, and a freight train collision near the same spot will be remembered to have caused great damage net many monthg ago. : S !

—Freight trains not unfrequently, in setting in cars on the side-track, block the sidewalk on Cavin street, making the crossing of tiie track to the people of the north side very inconvenient, especially after night when the obstruction is most frequent. . Or* dinance No. 8, section 19, prohibits this, and we-are pleased to learn that . the railroad, authorities have issued sharp orders to abate the annoyance, ‘—The time for cold weather is here and our citizens should at once see to the securing of a night-watch, not on1y for the protection of husiness houses against burglars, but to give dlarms in cases of.fire. This is more important when we-take into consideration the fact that 'we are not very.well equipped for the fighting of 'the fiery element, and lots of property may be saved by discovering a fire in the nick of time. LT R v o

Exquisite Odors.

The Unique Perfumes made by Dr. Price are the favorite perfumes for the handkerchief and toilet. ‘His Floral; Riches surpasses-in rich, fresh, flowery fragrance, any other Cologne or Toilet Water. Dr. Price’s Pet Rose, Alista Bouquet, and other extracts are ecstatie, . o ¢ e

‘ THE MARKETS. . LIGONIER. . GRAIN AND SEEDS.— Wheat, amber, 83c; Rye, 40c¢; Oats, 18¢; Corn, 25¢: flax seed, $115; timothy seed, $1 25. clover seed, $2.75. e Sl PropUCE.—Hogs, live, 9 cwt $2 50; Shoulders, fier pound, 6¢; Hams, 08¢; Bees Wax, 25c;- Butter, 12; ‘Lard,: 06c; Eggs, 3 dozi, 15¢; Wool, 1b,20@ 80¢: Feathers, 40c; Tallow, 0O6¢: Apples, dried, 2c* Potatoes, 65; Peaches, dried;v6¢c; Hay, tame, $7; marsh, $3. . - TOLEDO, Oct. 29,1878, GRAIN AND SEEDS.—Wheat, amber Michigan, $0 9114 ; Corn, 87¢; Oats, 21.. Cloverseed, $4.50, . 14 : . CHICAGO, Oct, 29, 1878, " GRAIN AND SEEDS. -~ Wheat, 83; Corn, 33%c; Oats, 19%4¢; Rye, 4414 c; Barley,Bo 92; Clover Seed, $4 00@4 15 : Timothy, sloo@l 18; Flax, $l2O. _ PRODUCE.—Mess Pork,,ﬁ cwt, $755 @167; Lard, $595@5 971 ; Hams, sweet pickled, 08@09%4c; Shoulders, dry salted, [email protected]; Butter, good to choice ereamery, 20@23 ; choiee daiIy, 16@18; mediam, 0@12; Eggs, 12@ iour, e aDis 88 Thaok 0 dcak. Flour, per bbl., $4 76@5 50; Bran, per ton, $8 [email protected]. @ oa Pa%%m%ﬂ%?ﬂ.’live; b, 08e,; Chickens, ¥ don. 83 25@276, - , CHICAGO, Oct. 99.—~CATTLE, graded, steers, $3 I_t}}'%f 4 *ﬁﬂ?i;’y beeves, $410@4 50 thedium grades, $3 05@85 105 ‘butchers’ stock, s2oo@s2 00; stock cattle, $2 60 @ $8 20; milehcows, por 200 d, $2 TB@BBO. - o AL L T W e fee e

] s ._‘.-)’ LOCOEOLE.. b es B o o e While Doctor Crum. and-Prof, Luke Plainly - ~Show Thaf There are: Two ‘Sides o : Rt e, -

- The Red Ribbonites met.at the M. 'E. Church on Tuesday evening for the purposé of transacting business and listening to addresses. The first speaker called ou was Dr. Crum, who took the stand and said his heart, ¢onscience and every thing taught him that temperafice was. right, and he deemed’ it proper to state that he did not come hefe to say anything that would block the wheels of temperance in its ‘good and noble work, buf heé combatted the assertion that no use could be made of alcohol as a medicine or stimulant. He read from a medical work an instance of a lady being bitten on the tongue by a black spider, and she was cured by the-application of whisky-in copious quantities. e said that Rev. Mahin had made the rémark that he had been bitten twice by rattlesnakes, aud that each time he had been cured by lard and sulpbur. “He doubted the story, &s these articiés were never considered antidotes for poison. He deemed it right and proper that stimulants shoul! be used in certain cases, as common sense taught that they would supply deliciencies in ease of disease. The Dr. was followed by Elder Ebert, who said that at the next meeting lie would combat the Doctor’s theories; that he thought'it just and ‘manly in a person to stand by his aetions and teachings,and that he would no doubt find out’ere he got through that there were other physicians in town besides Dr. Cram. = T « - -Dr., Knepper- was asked to make a tew remarks; when he @réée" and said. he had no idea that heshould be called upon to say anything; that he was ‘greatly interested in the discussion as now carried on; and thatif anything should be left of his side-of the question by the time Elder Ebert got thiro’, hé might be tempted to make some remarks, but until then he should hold his peaee.. - P

Rev. Mahin then took the tloor, and said there had been a misunderstanding about the question at issue; that a misstatement had been made in last week’s issue of THE BANNER; a copy of which he produced, and after maks mg tlie correction, he proceeded with his side of the argument.. He ¢laimed he was-actually cured of rattlesnake Dbites, on two different occasionsg by the use of hog’s lard and sulphggathat he had nothiixg by which to p,f@e" his assertion, but he would pladge his word and honor as a man that it was. 80. In answer to Prof. Luke’s argument of the week previous lie said that the Professor had pounced upon him with a stack of works on physiol-ogy-and chemistry by which to show that alcohol was uourishing as a food, but that he. (Mahin) knew nothing about these studies, and, therefore, could not téll whether the Professor’s arguments were well founded or not, that he treated only with. theolegical subjects. He then proposed fo make a test: that the two doctors and the Professor should use ‘nothing but alcohol, and he (Mahin) would use bread and water, to see whether there was any nourishment in alcohol. I he gave in first then he would admit the other ‘side to be in the right, but, if not, then the other party was to give up and admit they were in the wrong.

Prot. Luke was then asked whether he had any remarks to make, when that gentleman arose and delivered a somewhat Tengthy address. He ‘said he did‘not propose to be limited in his remarks to any pa'rticular'»length of time; that it wés a subject demanding deep thought and study, and that it would take more than one address to get through with the whole subjeet; that what he should say would be in the interest of O#ruth, that if truth must go down in order to satisty the public clamor heiwas ready and willing to go down withit. 7

The Prof. thenl cited an instance of a_celebrated: scientist (Napier) who took 25 cases of intemperate persons and cured them all by subjecting them toa vegetable diet, one of these cases being of 35 years standing. He believed _th:,{b the saloon was -a produect of society, and in order to root it out, the cause of its existence must be eradicated. There was a demand for it and as long as that demand existed, there would be some one to supply it: Prof. Luke glaimcq( that while temperance revivals had resulted in good,’ the evil of intemperance could not be wholly removed until temperance people studied the problem from a' rational standpoint. .~ - 4

In answer to Rev. Mahin’s proposed test he said that gentleman misunderstood him’; that if he (Luke) proved that life-could be sustained the onesixteenth part of a second, he had sustained his point. TheProf, then went on toshow that many of the evils aristng from the use of alcoholic drinks ‘a3 a beverage were caused by bad "cooks; that many people use alcohol to aid free digestion, which would not be the case if good, nourishing food, “properly prepared, was placed before them. In concluding,lie went farther, and said that a large per cent. of the ladies of thisand other countries were tipplers ou the sly; that they seemed te require a stimulant in order to.bear: the excitements of our falsely so-call-ed soclal eivilization. He farther said intemperance was an evil which he: regretted, and that if the discussion ~of the. question ﬁwwﬁviﬂ*mrwal weaken the, femperatice: gauge. he-for. _one would withdraw.from the discuaMo Soneß s o e e " Another meeting will be lield inthe ing, wher, 4§ above stated, Elder ey L weha ot Bhigerton, of. Fosk Wt s argevt

BgO Sl eR B BiyAR e R e e > l-' 10 ._' by Mgh‘ttd‘rhﬁfgdﬁrﬂt@‘dr -& X' has been appointed Executor of the es : ST o 7 JOHN HONTZ, Executor. A certificate of deposit, calling for $85.40, issued “brmwm%m -All persons_ are aﬂﬁﬁ-@ﬁo@aﬁ-mmst‘tpmmng same. st VIS Bl ei o Oct. 31, ’18?8,-"8;“'2' w g AL E .;;.—ns,' EDUCATE ﬂw; BOYS. _ Riverview Military Academy, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. OTIS BISBEE, A. M., Prineipal and Proprietor, where they will findthe best school 'bmdlng' on the 'Hude{»h‘ River; rooms carpeted. and farnished; steam-heaied: hot water on each floor; ‘a.dyﬁsaj'on at any times diseipline kindly efficient. Nons of Clergymen-at rediced rates- : . : . A{-wm 1,000 Barrels of Choice Winter Apples wanted at the Ligonier Butter and Egg House. 'E. REEVE. Ligonier, Oct. 22, 1878,-27-w2_ e AGENTS WANTED FOR DR. MARCH’S NEW | SR O o g § 3 ¥ Py ‘ : 8D , >f From DarkeDawn In this néw volume the- Poputar “Autkor of NrenT SBoENES IN THE BiBLE portrays with vivid and thrilling force the events of Sacred -Truth, and adds fresh testimony to the beauty, Xathoa and sublimity of the Stories of the Bible. Agents will find this Book with its sparkling-thoughts, ‘beautiful enzravings, and rich bindings, the best inthe market. Terms Liberal, Circulars Free -J.' C. MoCurpy & Co., Cincinnati, O. e ~ 98w4 : LIST‘OF I;E'I‘"I‘ERS i *RIHAINING inthe Post Office at Ligonier, Indiana,daring the past week: ; Bailey, Mrs. M. L Ma{ Miss Cadie Crall, Mrs. Christie Raby, Fawn £ Dowell, M. W, Skelly, Miss Emma . : ‘Fisher, C. C. Smith, Mrs. Margret Heany, John E, - -Wilson: Miss Beﬁ T : Williams, Mrs. Mariah - > . _Persons calling for any:of the above letters will please eay “'advertised.” | . & H. M. GOODSPEED, P. M. Ligonier, Ind., Oct. 31, 1878. e See Ty T a§ Madison Dispensary & "% 201 So. Clark B¢. Chicago, 111. X 7 '%E~ DR. C. BIGELOW, R /AN Who Has been engaged fn’ the treatment of SIS sl SEXUAL and CHRONIC Diséasesin ChiS 80NY... cago for twenty years, Al mercurialaffections S 5 ‘RR S\ of the throat, :Zin or bones,’ treated on latest RRER S W\ scientific gﬂnciplea in half the usual time, 2 » i oicly, and privately. SPERMATORRHGSA, SEXUAS, DEBILITY and IMPOTENCY, as the resalt of self-abuse or sexual excesses in maturer years rendering MARRIAGE IMPROPER, are permanently cured. . -Pamphlet (36 pages) relatihg to the above, sentin sealed envel. opess for'two 3-cent stamps. = Consultation at office or by mail". tree. ‘Rooms separate for ladies and gentlemen, finestin city. ~ MARRIAGE GUIDE ./" 3 ‘~ OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. . T &J A work of 200 large sized pages, containing : / Zﬂ' all information for those who «ﬂeemnmgn < GU/ARY "~ {or CONTENPLATING. MARRLAGE. ILLUSBN o e f&&= N/~ ing, and muoh that is not published in any fir K== other work, PRICE FFFTY CENTS,SECURE ; it BY MAIL. ADDRESS MADISON DISPENS SARY, 201 80. CLARK ST., CHICAGO, ILL. oL @ - , Administrator’s Sale. NOTICE is hei'eby.,giveu that the‘undersignéd; administrator of the estate of Thomas Kergh«ner, deceased, .will offer for sale at pablic outery at the late residence of ‘the decedent in Sparta township, Noble connty, Indiana, fiye miles southeast of Ligonier, on _ . : -

Friday, November Ist, 187, the following described personal preperty, to-wit: Two, Horees, One Spring Calf, Brood Sow and. Pigs, Sixty bushels of Wheat in the bin, Wheat in the Qx‘ound, Corn in the crib and in the fleld, _Two Tous of Hay, Carpenter’s. Tools, Wagon, One Pair of Bob-Sleds, and other farming implements.: Also: Household and Kitchen Fuar- ~ nitare, and various other articles too numerous to mention. e 2t Shes Terme will be made known on day of sale.: / RBale'to commence at ten‘o’clock, a: M. '~ /. S ; JOHN L. WOLF, Administrator. October 11th, 1878 25 w 8 * = .. SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE. On Tuesday, November 5, 1878, T will offer at public sale, at my farm in La--J Grange county, two miles north of 3 WOLCOTTVILLE, On the rond to Wright’s Corners, the following. Thoroughbred Jersey Cattle: ST. PATRICK, two years old,March'l7th, 1878; MAY DUKE, one year old May lst, 1878;. - FANNY, eight years old, extra milker: aud - Heifer Calf, LILLY, six months old; together with a namber of others, including several grades or half breeds. - These. Cattle are of superior breeding, and-directly from imported stock. - Also, at same time, will offer my Mambrino Gel_d-ing. 1614 hands high, and offine appearance. Recently trotted a mile in 2:38, without training, Terms made known at time of rale. . - All to be-sold without reserve. -~ - : Sale to cemmence at 10- o’clock, A. M. Oct, 31, 1878, * w 0 B.PEARSON, '

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AN A ¥ i Y - AN ; N 3> ¥ | B v 3 : ; 5 5 /*@ LA, % R N ¥y s : S Fik Y RN ‘ ARSI ? /4 \\ T A ) : L SR ; st A ,%ﬁ.?&{‘ ‘ VAN R N NN Y 3 Yok = N \«: Be e ‘ ; RNN e ) s > 7 e SRR e S& ety 4 ey By & ‘L“»“:/f PETRARS s el . L L O RRE e e % ¢ R 1.": (e R AR AT 5 T SCEHNE SRR Ak e SR e L R Won&mgc&%lh ‘announce to the citizens of " ‘Noble county that he has constantly on hand s o -,.;u‘am,bwﬂ,»gppﬂow&k: ot ARRSeoAe i e e e S s 4 AR W B SRR R SAR SRR % 3 2 -DRESSING BUREAUS, TABLES,STANDS, AR e B Y. R g i e e S se B TR T f_‘_ﬂ,r‘, RD RoBEg, LouNans, CupS o S BOARDE; MoUnDiNg, 7 | OIA LS AND BEDSTEADS, LR s ,»»’. 3,_ A '.gﬂ‘.;fﬂ.':.’:‘ _wv.‘.«;":f»‘vofxé;- PR | nd do facteverything nsually kept i 1 a First. - £ § - Cabinet S Yy, Partictiarcattention M’;wgwﬁ »Rt Gnh Bl g ,wv.‘»uw@a{, RN WSV LD INMIRE DUBIeRs, . & COFFINS . R 308 1¢ to order on sHort no--7 e - eot ~18"“;, ‘ﬁ‘%"“%"wﬁs’f’, : 7 3 % B R S ant: atdn o F Ot | B~y ooy NLR AR Ay I;%@ v o ee e O :geiw‘-“k_ :ii RToy R SR R 1T it SO RS SN R T e,

blothing Store! ‘:woiil‘d- respectfully l“ia.x-lhixi)_u‘nﬁt}:e‘ to the ‘citizens of Ligonier and surround--ing country that they have s just opened a new j | Clothing House, and that ‘they will endeavor to con- : stantly keep dn,h_e}nd“ » The Best and Most Substantial - Goods to be Found in the- - AVALA AL AN A A x w 5 _(o-)‘_;_@)._ ‘ 3 CLOTHING! : e . For Men. - CLOTHING! e R _ For Youths. - CLOTHING! P ¢ 2 For Boyg.) CLOTHING! e G P Children. : ~ For Everybody. fir v el e . Our goods will be found to be the Cheapest and Best ‘FOR THE MONEY. | REMEMBER |

e o ~—~THAT .AT,»’I’.HE'-.-—- , . CENTERPRISE® CLOTHINGHOUSE e MAY £ HIRSCH : iy 2z g You can get Good Suits Sfor 'iifg,é/ price ‘o S L $4-5O to SHs, PANTAT.OONS FROM 75 Cents up to $5.00, ~— OVERALLS 35 Cents up to 75 Cents. e o G Gents’ ' Farnishing Goods In-endless varisty at the Lowest -FigS ures for Cash, - e Ligonier, Aug. 22, 1878,-18,

T have moved my place of business from the Banner Block into Dr. Gants’ building, opposite Brown’s Furniture Rooms. . I have 'purchased the nicest and best stock of Ever brought to ’Ligonier.; * Those wishing Clothe's Cheap for Cash can do well by callingon :4.° - . 5 £ e s ED.;; RAPSCH. = DON’'T be Deceived by Buying Elsewhere.-5 Ligonfer, Ind , Sept. 4, ISB 44 tf . . ril § e L e

_. . % ) B : F. W. Shinke & Bro. Take pl‘eas’nre in informing the people of Lig()-. nier and vicinity that they have the best selected - stock of all kinds of | 3 ‘For Men Bo{a. and .Chi,dren; : alsb; an aiegan assortment of wear for Wm&ep,'mmsp_s’ and Children. A]l styles and qualities to sélect from.— ' § _Will be sold at - BOTTOM PRICES P 5 4¥L: L b ‘ i gt G _'}lqirin\g;-tj;i’lgpt‘ed‘the _ ; LOW PRICE SYSTEM! Whtch_reqliii‘es 'eeilihg at Vel;y: .énialrl.proﬁt‘s. thé .public wiil appreciate the necessity of ready or s .. brompt pay. . : ; bpgcial.l Attention ki;ént:o = CUSTOM WORIK. We gharani;a'_ ﬁrst,-"(;}iaa stodk had workmanship. gavoge i e 'MENDING done EXPEDITIOUSLY

“ Corn - Field GAITERS,” * - Of our own mak’g'oona\anny,.on hand. .' GIVEUSACALL, - - . - EXAMINEOUR GOODS, __ ABCERTAIN PRICES, o *»‘“% r. Wnsmm&339.' Bagontor,Tnd. Mavch L, tomerr e Lt ‘

§ i EllB ? = | QBT v R lA' A AF T 4 £gr il W (AD! Yetyiaes EMUEE :e i *,,‘—‘ .x‘{_ Nt \" !“4:5 : ‘4 »‘ A Lumber Yard in Ligonier. ~ LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES, - Of all classes and, rades, kept constant mlmnd ne L{;gtbgr? 5537«07:&9%11/ ;-sea’;sofg;d', dréggggzzr in the rbﬁight from a Fence Picketto a Stick. of Timber, sold at Bottom Prices.. Call and See Us before buying. Yard on Cavin it Street, north .of._KerHQ Furnit@ra&_tgrg.. e St Knepper & Peck. PIANOS & ORGANS. wdi ol ol W] ‘:;7,_,"(" r_l ooloW) B i) All persons wishing to purchase a reliable instrument, and not wishing to pay twe profits, can save money by ca%[ing on A, 8. Fisuer, Ligonier, Ind. . g o P AT £ n a 5 Great Reduction in Prices.

Having made _.;arr”angemﬁms'fd.i\,“jf_a large quantity of Shingles, I shall sell for a short time at the following prices for the celebrated bhrand of LEHTUIY VI OHHVTUED 16 inch, $2.90 Per M. | o 18 ineh, 805 FaE il Why buy inferior grades of Shing- ~ gles when you can get the “Pel- - ton” at these prices. LII6NOIER ,February 7, §877. - e e oy ey P DR. PRICE’S JGREAM @by ~ SPECIAL | BAKIN G %) FLAYORING: wnFER. \ e Wiut / T ore i mme . TOWDER: Xgell/ EXIRAERS. Eminent Chemists and Physicians cortify 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. N NNTATY (1 YNIQUE PERFUMES are.the Gems of all Odors. . ]]R PRIGE S‘TOOTHEN E. Anagreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. . i LEMON SUCAR. A substitute for Lemons. | * T ARV A MV EXTRACT JAMAICA CINGER. From the pure root, STE‘EFE &'Pnlc«g',s Ikeulgpe::i-)}::/zs: ff:;s?fh?eli.l;’orld. i v STEELE & PRICE, Manfrs., Chicago, St. Louis & Cincinnati.

New Grocery! - New Bakery! HYYT9EYY | 4Y99YNEY Everything New! = R E s : p S LRN ~ Everything Fresh! K.W.EISCHER. N Wl lOV kil For 12 years connected with the widely-known -~ . Grocery and Bakery firm of Kolb & Gross, at’ Goshen, would respectfully announnce that ; *he has justfitted up in-the. = ) MIDDLE ROOM . Lo S THE— - ; >Ly BANNER BLOOCK NPEW Isßlit.inntl . BAKICRY, and now offers the public a chojce and extensive, . ©. T ssdorimentief o3ooh G 0 (Groceries and Provisions - WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS, - . _ CHINA AND STONE WARE, ALL NEW AND BOUGHT FOR CAsH, ' and obe sold at Prices that must give. < B s E satisfuetion, - We cannot undertake to enumerate all we keep In stock, but we.can say hat in this establish-. - ment you will find everything tobe found ia.a W s R Fresh Bread Daily! YA s s eel e e - EATING HOUSE! g R mm eating’ room 3 &}E} Lal tir nes has - TBebß Ao Mg%‘wg,; e e Comaven eAR U T ee e %'&“““»*P“ 4 % IMERS, R e s s et e R e T R e Rt Bidgrtisotin o bdon Alve oo ‘ = T T TS AN S o R W RSO LA T e >

| mAaTTHBE® | }\ 0 °——-' %i : o Soah Tt received a splendid l-ot of Ny Flowers, Tips, Trimmings % epc...which‘ Qill b(_a'di'spds‘eé‘qfkt‘l'i'ving.piicqs. :3¥ A & 3

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MILILINERY.

MILLINERY. ‘Millinery of eveéry . déscription done to order at ot hard-pan figires, , .. ; o MISS M. E.BEAL, . S eneaTe e RSO S e R A graduato of one'of the latgost ﬁiumﬁ ry Batablial menta.in & mmm o take * charge of this department. ~ Satisfaction v SORRRRIR . (. Frupt il el S ORIt s SR T R AV AN J = AR RN s SR e ~lnall its different, branches, neatly and prompte Y e N DRI e e vl T{ 3 v,_‘l-\,,—f-f‘:‘,‘ ;:~r' s s ‘lz’_\.p.' \ A £ ‘,'w- & MRS. ELLA KISER, e Aot e e One of the best an lﬁgwmhﬂl Dressma~ kersin this section, will hay mm;%mﬂdeSRR e SRS S A P e R 5e o R i 3 MR R e e e s '\;r R Sl :"‘7;‘“.4‘sl.'~!‘v "\“ " :F’ e . A%v SRR §th 3 R E{'. EERE N 4 SR e L STI e L e T St B i B SRR se E el TR e T B oM R T s E e *g“iu&iﬂ?‘ e L e SRt B e e b Rovt of 411 Tinde of Monde {146 Dot Ul AL - KUY U 1 GOl BLe DO P SRR (R T TN Ig e T L i, GgtS O N : P BL T R e %”cgﬁ%%%" ARTEL N T e e Pt e ; ee R MR T S R DRI SR eo) 5 ke e TSR sRt R B A T o ; boL R R ; Pk ‘.,%;:1’5:_.:;.;;.\*3.:,;1’.,-,;’."_;;,.j‘i{;;"_,.-f‘-,fa::“-, RSN e T g *fx*»vﬁrx*;'a“,@q‘;@*lm S R ‘L&@f"‘h Sl b S G b R DA ‘”i'?-b

MILIJIANIERY .