Pike County Democrat, Volume 19, Number 19, Petersburg, Pike County, 27 September 1888 — Page 2

BILIOUSNESS <s an affection of the Liver, nr.d can be thoroughly cored by that firaoJ Regulator of the Liver and Biliary Organs, •IMMONS LIVER REGULATOR tunvracrracD er J. a. raLDI It CO., Philadelphia, Pa. 1 was afiicted for several years with disibHnd liver, which revulted in a •Were attack of jaundice, i had r.s good medical attendance as i«r nrtion aflbrdi, who fai'ii d ut'eriy u re- , ' don me to the enjoyment of my . former good health. I then tried the fkvorite preaeriptl.n of one o! the moat renowned jdiyairigns <>f LnoiaTille, Kv., imt t<* no purpoc; wtervtipotil was Induced to try Klnmoni Uver Mcanlalor. 1 found Ininn.•dial* benefit hom its w, and ii ultimately Minted me to the full et joyeoeut of health. A. n. SlIUtl.EY. Kichtuund, Ky. HEADACHE Proceeds (Tom a Torpid Uror and Trapurltlea of IhmMomcch. Item be invariably cans! by taking SIMMONS LITER 3ES?!iT0ri Let all who roSir rem-r.bcr rh .t SICK AMD NER7CHUS HSA2ACHC Cm ItflRVWtid t j Uklp r b <?'**» b« ***** t:*i* iu&calv lUe uofttirg <4 bi» Bit*.*.

Tin.hk ought to t>e a law against trusts. Such-i* Cleveland's doctrine. - -U „ Monopolists have had their way and their say quite long enough.. It Is time that the farmer was given a chance. Votk tor l'arrctt, and you will cast a vote in favor of the poor man as against tho millionaire and the Mortal Rllist,. (>SK wing ot the g. o. |>. rests upon James G. ltlalne. and the' other upon „ tree whisky. Harrison Is hardly in •the show at all. l‘ . Mil. Titos. W. Moony, and Silas Harvey, two old soldiersTifTipton. always Republicans, declare they will vote for 'Cleveland. ' - r ■ 1 1 ■■■. ■ 1 ■ Wash QCaHv is one of the enthusiastic Democrats who worked heroically in raislng^tlic finest pole in the state. It west up here Tuesday. Iv the bondV are bought up, what will the National Ranks do? AVc suppose ihe Republicans arc iu favor of abolishing them. ‘Rah for the Cleveland pole! It’« a daisy. Jas. .Snyder did well in e.yf^ cutiug his ideas of raising a pole. He is experienced iu tho business. V

CiMikkty cau not endure . m any i-bmitry whjero tin; tendency of, legislation Isto concentrate wealth in the hamls of a few.—panic! \Vel»ster. W. T. SiiEKMa\'sopolugy for what he said about llovev only affirm* his •first statements. He makes Hovey's trveord h>ok worse than ever. •U-s'*'fctda is to he a part of this eounlry, just siicli a president as Cleveland is the kind that, can get it if it scents to him tube right and ipropei • IRdv. Davui B. Him. was re-nomi-nated lor Governor of New York tig, acclimation. lie made a strong speech on the occasim in behalf of Cleveland's administration. x •A JltM vkKaui.v sagacious treaty. >rWMUTanged for China. The lic.publicaiPS^iiate tacked oil objectionable feature\setit word to China that llarrisou would make a more favorable treaty, ijlo China rejected the >UU). - The fifty-sever Ih Indiana Conference, M. K. Church, adopted a ievolution requesting all superanuated .preachers ot fivs years stamping to takejwork or locate, provided they be iifgood health.

m If it. Saw xl C. Porter, of the fa r* 'idfure manufacturing firm of Eutrich, PauHtti Jb Co., preside at (Ire great Itemo-ratic meeting at Indianapolis, addressed by Roger Q. Mills,* Friday night. Mr. Porter has becu a life4ong Republican. ~J-LJ-■-" The Cleveland and Tburntau pole is la flue one. It stands uear the Harrison aud Morton pole, out reaches it somewhat, aud is utado of the stoutest hickory. The two poles area credit to'the low u, and speak praises for 'the enthusiasm of the citizens. Wars a democrat goes to shooting off the old gag about quinine being on the tree list, ask him what about coffee, !t has long stuce been ou the free list.—Winslow News. I« coffee a manufactured article, dear brpthcr? :1s it produced iu the C. 8. at all ? Think What you are talking about. Ihutoca atic pai'ers are busy publishing a list of Democrat* that will vote for Clevstamf aod Tharmao. hast week the Pitt* CoUotv Democrat 1st statements from two Democrats, tteclariiag they bad not loft the party.—Petersbur,; Sew*. » Tlte Democratic papers are no busithe falsehoods than the 1 paper* are in telliug them. Trusts: “Under vabave been conin law for hunhave lost re* because name of trust*

wkj Pont Ifrfjt * Why do not the high taut, prohibition tariff orgausfsay anything about the fact that the price of wool in the United States rose immediately aflej the redaction of thetarifl on that article In 1883 ? They might, if they would, explain that three grades of woo! used in the factories of the United Stales—two coarse grades grown in the United 8tates, and a fine grade that cau not he produced here, but which the factories bust import That when the tariff was partly removed in 1883, the import of the line grade was increased, aud the home demand for the two coarser grades grown here to mix with the liner grade was increased, and, as a consequence, the price of the tanner's product here was proportionately increased. Yes, these high tax organs might make these honest explanations, if they would, aud we think they would if they were not afraid tl«p people would become well enough informed to vote against their needs whose success depends upon the manufacturing monopolist whose advantage over the common people is maintained by the present Republican party. They might also explaiu that tree wool will make the home lomand for wool still greater, for free wool, like free Cinchona bark has lone for quinine, would tend to increase the number of factories and compel the manufacturer to keep his machinery and hands busy during the year, would enlarge the manufacturer's business aud increase his profits and his demand for labor. The high tax organs might toll the people these truths, but they don’t. Why don’t they ?

.J Attention, Republicans. Read from Grant's message, 1870, the following: Anticipating that »n attempt mar possil»ly be made ■ tv Cannadisu authorities iu the coniine season to rei>oat their unnei#bborlv aet toward- fishermen, U reccommeiid too to confer upon the Executive the powi*r to auspeuil by proclamation Uie operation of the laws authorising the transit of the jjoods, wares and merchandise in Isnid across the territory o( the CniUsl States to Canada: and further, should suob an extreme measure become necessary, to suspend the operations of any laws whereby the vessel* ot the Dominion of Canada are permitted to enter the waters of the United states.

From * message, jus>9. read the follow»n*r: * I i-ooeoinmeml the immediate legislative action conferring upon- the Executive the power to suspend by proclamation the 0|>eration of alt laws ami regulations j>erti»ittinx the transit of goods, wares aud merchandise in bond across or over the territory of the i'nited States to or from Canada. There need he no hesitation In suspending these laws arising from the supposition that their continuation is secured by treaty obligations, for it seems ijullc plain that article 39 of the treaty of 1871, which was the only article incorporating such laws, terminated .the 1st day of Julv. lUSiNow, if (.* rant w as right, is not Cleveland also right? Are not bolh tight? Vote lor Cleveland.

Republican Witnesses. tiro very Cleveland has done more to advance the cause of free trade tliau any prime minister baa ever Uime. -Keputilicaii Papers. The lmUaitu«»Us News, a Republican pajicr wfficli supiwri* Harrison, *:tj s the above clipping is a larged tic. That it was published tirst in American Republican papers, and afterwan) copied by some KiigJisli (tapers, in this country kept copies of , those sayings for political purposes, afterwards printing them 'as coming from the Kugtish papers. The News-does riglit in branding,, the above rotten lie which has even been printed on cards with similar forgeries ol its Lind add tent all over the country to be poftnl in ctjnspiciaus places. Some of those cards have been displayed hero in Telcrsburg by meu whom tve thought to be above helping a thing that even the more decent Republican papers brand as a falshehood and a lie. ^ ; , , The Winslow News Flops. The Petersburg News said last week that the Winslow News would come out that day for the Republican cause. Sure enough, on the same day, the Winslow News was printed in that way, containing some ’of tlie very saute articles found in the Petersburg Press, Verbal its et Literatim, as though the satne mau were editing both papers. It is strange that the Republican editors iu Petersburg should have known what was going on iu the tuind of Mr. Black, of the Wiuslow News, for those Republican editors do n>t lore each other any too well. Mav be the man who closed the bargain all around knows something interesting if he would tell it. Mr. Black got mad, very mad, sometime ago, because the Democrat passed a slight critism on his publishing an article which he did not think partisan. Now that the people know that the Democrat was right about the Winslow News being a stalwart Republican paper, it is well settled that the Democrat generally knows what it talks about. How many Republican papers do you hear saying anything against monopoly inch iu favor of the masses as agaiust the classes? Not one. This ought to settle the question of how the laboring tnoii should vote. Cleveland and the Eomocratic party to the poor man’s ftieud, and no mistake Vote Tor tai: reform. All good statesmen, regardless of politics have said that the tarifl ongbt to be reform ed, but when tlie Democrats propose Congress to reform the evils the Bepublicans find themselves threatened by the monopolist and the millionaire. and are afraid to assist m thli matter. Vote for Cleveland, ThnrinamParrett and Biiderback. and you vole for the best interest of thg mass to unite with the Republican in

A al Care liable Opinio*. •s — — The Journal received a pleasant call Monday morning from Dr. li. Pagln, a staunch Kepuh ican of Velpen, Pike county, Ind. Old Pike has heretofore been Democratic but the Doctor says that a poll of the voters recently taken ■hows a clear Republican majority of 100. This the Republicans have resolved to increase to 300. He Is confident that were the election to occur to-day Indiana would go Republican by fully 25,000 majotity. The election of Posey over Parret t for Congress in the first District he regards as almost assured. Posey’s popularity with the soldiers and the colored men is what will do it. The Doctor is so well pleased with the Journal that he not only i ubsoribes for it himself but also sends it to three of his neighbors.—Alb an Journal. Dr. Pagan, who is well known throughout this couuty, is the man who has had divorce suits in the courts of Pike and other counties. His disgraceful oouduct in these suits and others is well kuowm. Persous who have had dealing with him could not bo made to ltelieve that his opinions are worth anything whatever. The truth is that Pagau does not enjoy the confidence of his own party, and does not know, and would not be allowed to know, thuparty’s secrets. His statement tliat Indiana will go 25,000 for the Republican candidates illustrates the unreliability of his judgeincut. We doubt ifanyone who has done business with Mm, or who knows him, however much he might be prejudiced politically, would place any couildonce lu what he would say ou any subject.

A Far mer’s Bewail. Protection, Protection,, Protection wo cry, O, give us Protection * At home or we die! , .Our fathers are haggard, Our mothers are poor, Our sisters are ragged When seen in the door. o Out farms, arc all mortgaged, - Our money’s all gone, Our hand s are all-strapped ' Who worl; on our farm. Poor hands that get w ork Four mouths iu a year [ Are enrsi tg Protection , We’ve been liaviug here. ■ One half Tor Piotectlon And one-third for rent, Take it alJ, "Hoggy,v And don't leave a cent! One tiling we will do, Now just you remember, We'll all vote for Grbver, The sixth of November! —O. K. P.VTTKUSOX, Thk Democrat says Cleveland is always j right. It therefore approves the, arts of Cleyelatid in <tipproviug 331 pension bills and tbv brutal language be used in bis veto message*. Wndnnot beattnte to say that anyone wUo approves of those veto tnessagss is an enemy to the Union soldier and any pretense u the contrary is a sham aud subterfuge.—I' Mersburg Press. The fact t lat the Republican Senate, every time first raising a politic howl about^Cleveland's appointments amt request*, and then indorsing him when they vale, is proof enough for j anybody. The Senate lias indorsed his appointments. It granted him rite retaliation power which lie demanded—oui v four voting against- it. If Cleveland is wrong, then yuur load- . ers do^itst sc. If t'he reader will look elsewhere in this' paper, he will see t how much better Cleveland has- been to the sold lets than all the Republican party. . Actions speak louder than words. The Republicans used the words : Cleveland, the actions. ____________

“llavjf Ye i Heard From Maine*” mess's th* vow: • Kep. l*r». ivxs Tst.tsi ci si.ios s.s;i IM 77.7V9 5S.O70 a.143 lucrenae 1,s« a,«w sjS The Democrats Inenund their it»J lal vote 3,(43$-; the Republicans 1,824 : j the prohibiliuuists, 828. The Repub- j lican vote iti isicreased 2.1 |>er cent.; the Democrat vote 3.4 percent, the prohibition rote, 39.8-per cent. Now j ice have heard from Maine, and, so J have you. The wonder Is that the! i maiiufac'turi iig state of Maine should I | nave a lcautngr(oward Cleveland and ! the Deiuocrtcv. Solid Facts. And now the Republican schemers wai^t tb<\ Federal Treasurer to buy un-1 due four-ant ,-a-balfs at 107,s4, or fours at 130'jj^ II he were to follow Mr. j Harrison’s iiuggestnn of offering to | purchase ♦30,000,000 at a fixed date he would have to pair 120 for. oue and 130 for Ihe other. The Treasury j of the Unite 1 States is not, at.prescut, j being run for the benefit of the bond. | holders. Tic administration is ot the 1 impression that the people have some j rights. Tb .‘v are borrowing monev j at from 8 to 10 per cent, in order to pay excessive taxes.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Wb have learned that the speakers who were to have been here at the Republican pole raising had not promised that thi v Would eotue. The same is true of the speakers who were to be at the Democratic pole raising here Saturday. No speakers name should be pnblishel till it is known that he will be hen. The Dxmocbat has decided not to publish the name of a ' -speaker till it is known to a certainty that the speaker will be at the appointment, impossibilities being the only thiug or which the Democrat will excuse any one. The Democrats and Republicans have given a disappointment in this respect. It should uot be repe ated. No war ti uses in tim es of peace; no free whisky; no monopolies against the poor; n a importation of contract! labor; no abuses to American fishermen by Cat ada or England; no stealing of land >om the men who should own it; no food, and li high taxed clothing berty alike for *" iei i and

. 8till At It, Tbm flimry pretense of friendship far the soldier by the Democrat id the thlneet thing out. If you really had tM remotest friendly feeling in this direction you would spent a good word for the r*-aniou to be held here next week.—Petersburg Press. The Petersburg Press has said much to draw the Democrat into a quarrel about the re-uniou, all the time trying to create the belief that the Demcrat was oppose ! to the re-uniou. As the Democrat has done nothing but what has been for the benefit of the re-union, the writer of the articles in the Press certainly knows that he lied about the matter. He does this kind of meanuess for the purpose of doing, as he hopes, some harm to the Democrat. The Republican papers ot this town have done more against the re-uniou by their false assertions than could have been done in any other way. If there has been any one thing which the Democrat has wanted more than any other thing, that was a re-union without any partisautsnr. If the Press wanted such good will and harmony, why did it try, by all that is evil and uuf&lr, to get up a political row ? On the day that the Press published the above scurrilous article, the Democrat advertised the re-union-rday and date. We are not running a paper for the benefit of the Press, and do not propose that the Press, or any individual, shall dictate just how much space shall be devoted in the Democrat to free advertising. We cannot think the writer of the clipping is not a liar. We are sorry that he will stoop to such meanness, but we are at the end of our faith in his truthfulness. Such is a scandal aud a shame to anv editor, There are, ou the files of his paper, five lies which wecau prove to be such. He kuows tins. The wonder to us is that he continues this pernicious practice. It is more like the act of a crazv man. We arc sincerely sorry tor him. ‘'As treachery and'! falsehood recoils upon the perpetrator and destroy him,’’so must the editor of the Press lose the confidence of the whole people. He wilt have to desist from his pernicious practice. For his, and the community’s sake, we sincerely hope that he will. X.1S.—The five lies «lo not include the one about Captain Evans. Challenge Accepted. Ed. Democrat: I notice in the last issue of tlie Press that Thompson-and WooUey have challenged me for » joint discussion. I accept on the following conditions: 1st. that Ue alt go together, them to have one hour each, and me one hour to reply ; 2, Thai they are to have receoinmendatious from the chairman of the Republican County Central Committee as Representative debaters of said party V3d. 1’hat we have ten deludes hi the comity—time and places to be designated by Chairmen Ashby and Morgan. Yours, Jas.'D. Barker. Cl.KVKLAin>, ill hkrtetter of aceeptairss declares life tariff system wroav both ki theory amt practice.—Petersburg Press. And so have all the real leaders »f the Republican party. Last week «e published t he opinions of twenty leaiing"Republicans, all of whom argutf just as Cleveland does. Among theijij are Harrison and-tthtine. Have yoa-J read them? If not, tibd a copy «if last week’s Democrat and read tliei*. What tiiose Republicans say is a matter of Congressional Record. Yoa can not deuy that they aud Cleveland are right. r .

The Cincinnati Enquire?* 'has agitated the question of annexing Can#- i da to the United States for a loi(r j time; ami now comes soinp-of the j American statesmen ami take the matter up. As tlie additions to lae United States have almost without exception been made under Democratic administrations, if »v 11! be »«> matter of great surprise if Clevelands retaliation measures result in getting a great prize iu the acquisition of Canada and'all that is tiers. A Failure. The Democratic pole raising at this j place last Saturday was a dismal fail- j ure. llad weather amt bad management trill prevent success tn any attempt. The people sire not to blame for the bad weather, but they are to blame lor b%d management. Even tbe Republicans would uot have been guilty ot such a failure. Democrats, you need not expect the popularity of the candidates to be sufficient for auy party. “Git up and gitI* A few Republicans of the United States Senate, after complainiug of Cleveland’s Retaliation Measures, now waut to go to the trouble of annexing Canada to the U. S. They commenced this thing as politics! thunder. We should like to ask what those stalwart Republicans would do about Canada salt and lumber of which they nave complained so much. They may carry their joke too far, as Cleveland has nerve enough to do auy thing, if he ouiy thinks it is right. If there be as much in Southern outrages as is claimed by Republicans, why did they not suppress iit duriug the quarter century they had absolute rule of the goverumeut? The only use they have ever made of these outrages was putting of Hays iu the President’s chair. A great service it was to the rich classes. PatssiDEXT Cleveland avows the d ootr i n e that the farmers and consumers of this country ought not to pay A tax for the benefit of a privileged few. Millionaires and money lords and trusts “go to grass." This is the true doctrine. We think the people will sustain him in this preform. James Pipes should be made the •next sheriff of Pike County. He is j the kind of* a man that will arrest a man when the law says he shall. < file j S im:

A Druggist's Ike Swift Specific Go., All: ita»Giu: Gentlemen—I used your; peelht a Jew years ego with a verv bstinate and malignant case ot Sere Ua, and sleeted a radical and com; ate cui-e. [t was the case of a little co red girl, the daughter of a gbod cc .omer ot mine. The wife had died, :.nd also several other children witt Scrofti la wr Consumption. This wa the lest living child, aud she had se woi-st ;nse of Scrofula I ever saw. She h ad i great many lumps and he ;« In different places about her face >.nd neck, so that she looked deformec He had tried a great many remedie aud had lost all hope, when I insi ed upon Pis trying Swift’s Specific. He consented at last, if 1 would redithim intil he could make a cre , which I lid. Before he had used i half doa>iu bottles he reported thec ild well, ren months after, when left the place, there had been no reappearuice of the disease. Three ears have passed now, and no return I believe :t: a permanent cure. 1 an usiug S, J. s. on another chrouic ca> s of scrofula, aud it Is growing be :er every lay. R, E. JTowuk, 1 uggist. Martin, Tenn., May 26,188 Preatise on Blood and Sk i Diseases mailed free., v ' . . rhe Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. ^

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trustees’ notices. \rOTlCK is hereby given to all parties interested Uiut 1 will attend at tuy office in Steudal, ■EVERY Tl'ESDAT, I To transact bus: uess connected willi tlx office of trustee pf Luckburt township. All persons liaving business with said office will please take notice. J. \V.STILWELL, Trustee. XTOTICE is hereby given to all paitics con- .> eerned, that 1 will be at my residence, one mile cast of Arcadia, EVERY TCESPAV, To at tend to bustness connected with the office of Trustee of Monroe lusiahia SAMUEL LOWE, Trustee. NOTICE is hereby given, that 1 will be at my residence. EVERY THURSDAY, To attend to business connected with the office of Trustee of laegan township. RfgjT* l'oslf ivelylno business transacted except on office-days. . SILAS KIRK, Trustee. "VOTICE is hereby given to all parties eon-V s' eerned tuat I will attend at my reside; ^ EVERY Mbit DAY, Tt> transact businesseonneeted with the office Trustee of Madison low ship. Pyf- Positively no business transacted except on offlice-days. JAMES RCMBLE, Trustee "VTOTICE is hereby riven to all persons In ■t' terested that Z will attend - si my offle at mxy residence. EVERY FRIDAY, to transact businesseonneeted with the office I of Trustee of Marlon township. A11 itersonsl having business with said office will please I take notice. _ „ W; F. BROCK, Trustee•KTOTICE to hereby given to all parties J1 eerned that I will attend at my office KVBRY DAT, To transact business connected with the office of Trustee of JeOeraontownshlp. / R. W. HARRIS. Trustee.

Real Estate Agency. P. W. CHAPPELL, PETERSBURG, - - INDIANA land, and town property placed in my Iverused free of charge. hands for sale will bead1 Orfric*—Tp stairs over City Drug Store HU1T FIELDS Eld bids and Iimie Agscisj. W'e will sell your Farm, House and Dot; “ or dud you a Bent your Property for you; buyer for anyttiinrbelonging to our We also represent the bestilusurante Com panies in the world—Llfea Fire, Tornado, Ae Jiitu.t'3 1U wir w t»i tu—utit:. r up, dviuttuu, rtv eident and Live Stock, Call on, or address, i. mum t c» , iSlc- su M*:.a St , R-al Estate A Jiis. A fid

LEUAL,. Notice to Physicians. IN PURSUANCE of the law establishing h 1 Count r Board of Health, nod requiring all physicians and anwhurslo report tot he secretary of said Hoard. I hereby request a Alt joinpi lance with the law in this regard, ami ill licensed physicians and aeeonchursure lierehv notified to address tselr reports and all business pertaining to tuy office to A. 1C BYE US, See P. C B. H., h*tenbartf.Plk<9 Co.. lua. Superintendent's Notice. IJU11I.IC examination of applicants tot I teacher’s license will he held on tiie list Saturday of each month as follows: 1- 01 he months of June, tSepleifiber and March, it Augusta: for the months of July., October. anuarv and April, at Petersburg; for tin nonths of August, November, bebruary ami lila.v, at Winslow. _ t ._t #_ 1 it 1 , «t l « IllOItt " . c , # A certificate of good moral character from orne member of the County Board of Educaion must be brought by applicants in t 1m ounty and from County Supertntendent by f lose out of the eouuty. W . B. i hltKLE, June itb MK7, County Sup’t.

----N Notice to Non-Resident.

The State of Indiana PLfce County Isaac Crecellns Lemuel Richardson and other* vs Jesse N. Tooley.

Attaenn'.pii! uci o r e John M Belsley, J. 1* •of one promissory note of $r>i, and other propel ty suojeet to execution. J- Complain!. So.-—

jow comes me piainum or uavme their attorney, and flies their eomplaint ben ■ in, together with an affidavit that the defendant, Jesse X. Tooley, is a non-resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby (riven said defendant, that unless he be and appear at uiv office in Logan township in saki county and state, on the 6th day of ffetober, A-. D. 1888, and answer or demur to said complaint, tht same will be heard and determined in his absence. In testimony whereoi t kulttnnh? sel my band and affix the seal of my office, tbit the I8th day of September, A. If. 1888. JOllft II. HE1.SJ.KV. ISta] Justice of the Peace. The celebrated W. L. Douglas ii Shoe, also a full line of his othei goods advertised iu another column mav l>e found T l ■. rlSSsir

— —— nought the Splendid HIGH ARM JUNE SINGER . SEWING MACHINE 3SOAUSI; IT WAS THI

low THEY ILL WUTT IT Foe It does nth btntlhl work. Sample Machine at Factory Price. EVERY IACHHE WABRAHEB FOI S TEAKS. JUNE liMAGTQBM CO, BELVIDERS. ILL. Railroad- :-Time Table s Evansville & Indianapolis Railroad. Taking Etlect Sunday, Oct. 2, lift®, GOING NORTH. STATIONS, j No. 10. ‘>ep. Evansville _ !>:00am Somerville : 10:00 am •• Oakland City. 10:IS a m a iVterahnrg ’. . 10:58 a ni Arr. Washington_11:50 a in GOING SOUTH. Oi No. 12. 5:00 p w | 0:11 p in 0:1!) p in 0:57 pin 7:50 p n» stations^ l)ep. Washington. “ l*etersl>nnt *• Oakland City. “ Somerville Arr. Evansville . No.!). , JiO. II. 1:10 pm 5:50 am 2:88 j> in 0:40 am 8:04 p m 7:17 a in 8:15 pm 7:80 a m 4:15 pm 0:85am No. 81 .[south b-boo ml freight] arrives at 12:10 p. m. and No.82 [north-bound freight] at 10:00 a.m. Trains run daily except Sunday, connect-: ing with trains east and west on t>. »fc M. at Washington. (i. 41 tilt VMM Kit,, llencr.il 1‘asL.ciiger Agent

THE. OLD It ELI A RLE © _ Sz 3m£, OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI. I'aiittliirfhrum.'it Itnutc uutl Direct luiil l.inv ltiallPoiut« 2 a. st &s ,T77"est; KastfTttu*. Best Arrofmodalioiut an.l Sara Cftg ^ uectioas iu lulou Depots. FOI U DAILY TK.UJI E AX'11 WAV EETWBE* 4 Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, Stopping at Way Points. Luxuriant 1‘silcr t ars it all Pay Trains. Palarr Steeping t ars in all Night Trains. KINK DAY i I.V« IlL'W lt\ III TUI 1 OACHKS ON ALL TKAIX. TRAILS GQIAG EAST: Stations. Aeeom- Pay Night mod’n Exp. Exp. RayExp. Fast Exp* %\ St. Louts. Skatt ue .. “ Sumioval.. >4 IHiln. 4i Flora.. 44 Otney.. - “ V inn*ini’s: 44 'Mitolifll.. 44 Seymour . 44 N. Vernon Arriminuati, 44 Louisville.. V ! TIIA Lv Cinciuirti 44 x^Vernou ,4 S^-tnour .. 44 Mitchell.. 44 V iikm*nn’s ;; . 44 i lota 44 Oiliti 44 Samloval 44 Skattue . ArSt,. Louis t>425(tfn suoain 7 oopm 800pm 8iSam D .Vhuu yuspm 1010pm SfiSam . 0.18pm ytSam lOiOnm y wpm 10:10pm 1018am Ultima It'xTpui 11 1102am 1140am U20ptu 1217am 0 >'«i m 12 18pm i27>2pm 12 2; Uuu 12uam 2'Upni 2 41 pan 2 81am'318am 407pm 34tipm 347am 420am 4 40pm llopm 422 m I .Via pi 7 %m t .Hipm Oil ui 7 lOi J" OliVpm 0 2.>pm .1 INS GOING VVErf 0 Siam s j“mm 7U 082am 1037axu oj 1005am ILiiiam 10! H 19m»t 12o.tpm U: 1 oi>pm 210pm 1 L-uin 235aiu 2 ;>>pm oolpm *2 40am HSOani 33Spm 338pm :>v2am '4 loam 4 43ptn 430 pm 4 28um 8 loam i “4pm 488pm 4 jSuui f*2Vam oPOpm 4 40pm 44Saui JLVuim 7 22 i>m *140t>m ti-iUsun 7 4oum i n 800pm m io 3* pm k 11 10pm in 12l7um Tkrougii ^Mjiiug Car AttoiiieditMS to Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Lonis,^ Washington, Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia and all liKcriunliHlc Point*. Kor Emigrants anil Land SeekeA, the“l» * SI.” is IU.' shortest and quickest route and provides the lies! accomodations. TlieO..( M. is the only line rnnnlnsr a sleeping ear of unv descimtiou between CINCINNATI am| ST. I.OUIS. Kor reliable information as to routes, rate* tickets, time, etc., apply in person or by lettei lo -K. G. Kosllt-UAKT*. Ticket A at. O * M. R*y. Washington, Ind.S or. to C. O. JON ES, District FasseiigerAKent ippi R'y, Vincennes, Indiana Ohio A Missis*ip,-.. , JOHN K. BARNARD, W. B. S1IATTUC, Prcs’t anti Gou. Man. ' Gen. Pass. A*t CINCINNATI. O * 9S

TE l». *bo in his FOLLY and IGKOHANfE has TBiriKD away his AlUOUuf BOOT, MINIS and MANHOOIt.causing exhausting Iralns**upon the FOUNTAIN* of Lirg HEADACHE. BACKACHE. DtesdM Dreams. WEAKNESS of Memory. BASH* FULNESS in SOCIETY. PIMPLES upon the FACE, and all the EFFECTS leading to EARLY DECAY and perhaps CONSUME TION or INSANITY, should consult at once the CELEBRATED Dr. Clarke. Established save future suflerinaand shame, and add roldsn years to Life. ASrBook •• Life’s (Secret) BP* rors,” 60c. (stampe). Medicine and writkua sent everywhere. secure from expos Hours,8to8; Sundavs,9to 12. Address, y. D. CLARKE, M. D. 186 8o. Claris SL, CHICAGO, EUU Tastes good. Uae iattmo. Sold by druggists. I believe Piso’s Cura fur Consumption saved my life.—A. 11. Dowell, Editor Enquirer. Edonton, N. O, April 23, 1887. The best Cough MM|ieine is Piso’s Cube fob Consumption. Children take it without objection. By all druggists. 25c. P ISO'S CURE FOR