Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 1, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 September 1868 — Page 4

DEMOCRATIC RATIONAL TICKET.

For President, HORATIO SEYMOUR, of For Vioe-Fretldcnt, F. P. BLAIR, Jr., of Migsour. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Governor, 'ffOMA! A. HENDRICKS, of MrUn. fijr Lirul 'ifumt'liore mar, Alfred P. Edgertoii, of Allen. Fur S&crttta-v of Statt, SEL'JJA.Y C. XiSM, f (MM For AulUor of.ital', J0SMPH V. BJkMUSDA FFFlt, of FraJln. Fur Trtaiirrr of statt, JAMM8 n. BTAM, of Jbrii j. Ft Clerk of lit,. Supreme Court, SOAII S. LaKOSF, ,f QM Jfcr Reporter of th Snprfmt Court, JT. A. 0, PACKARD, of Mar1w1. Fr Siptrihtaohrt of JMi 7tst';cfion, JUÜX R. PHILLIPS, of Da' ltd. F r Attorney Gwral, Bel. ( LA YPOOL. of Putuam. For Elector? at Lanje, DFI H COFFROTH. of Huntington, ATLESS V HANNA, of Vigo. JASON B BROWN", of J:rkaon, WILLIAM .1 FRANKLIN, of Owes. For District Elector-", rint T) I tri et Thorn a R Cobb, of Ktipy, Continuant R H Spronle, of Vanderbnrk'. Second DUtrlct C S Dobbins, of Vartin. tSratingent Jonas Ö lloward, of i:irk.-. Third District James Gavin, of Decatur. Contingent Elhanan C Devore, of Jennings, Fourth District John 3 Rcid, of Fayette, Continent Benjamin L Smith ofRiifh. Fifth District John .V Lord, of .Varion, Contingent Cass Byficld, of Johnson, Sixth District A B C'arleton. of Ijiwren Contingent Samuel R Ham ill, of Sullivan, ffvor.rh District T F Davidson, of Fountain, Contingent B B Daily, of Carroll, Eicrhth District .Ismo F .McDowell, of Giaut, Contingent N It Uaadstf, of Howard, K'.nth District John CoWkk. of Allen, Contingent Staad A Shoaff. of Jay, Tenth District O II Vhln, of Elkhart, Contingent E Van Long, of Noble, Eleventh District T. J. Merrtfleld.' DEMOCRATIC CONGR'SiOIML TICKET. For Congress 11th District, M. K. FARRAND, of LuPorte. Fol Circuit Prosecutor, T. J. WOOD, for Joint Representative. M. M. GALEN TINE. For Judge of Common Pleas Court, daniel Notes, of LaParte. DEiflOCRAT'C JAUNTY TICKET. For Representative, d. Mcdon ald. For Treasurer, M W. DOWNEY, For Sheriff, i. HOW. Fur Coroner. H. M. LOGAN. For Commissioner -id District, II. A. For Commission, r 3d District. HENRY KBOCSK. For Land Appraiser. JAMES BHOO&K. Farmer and Tax Payers org us the Bond bolder s. We published, a short time since, a very caoded and honest letter from Captaia Blake, ot Goshen, Elkhart county a life-1 Ung Republican in which that gentleman cave most potent reasons ftr leavits the! rotten and corrupt hulk of radicalism, and joining the great Democratic a.iny fighting with the ballot for one Union, on God, and one currency. Wo were glad to welcome Mr. Blake to our arty, for his wol' known integrity of character, as well as his eminent lcul attainments, enable him to wield a powerful influence in the Tenth Congressional District, and indeed all through the north part of the State, by means of which many of the "devoted followers of stracge gods" have bee and are being redeemed, a id will help to swell the majority which eur noble "Hoosier 8tate" will give to the friends of the poor man in tho coming election.?. Since we hadhe pleasure of welcoming Mr. Blake as a member of the great Scy - . ., . . . , J ir nnii umir tirinv n v "rurv wp nav J " ior our own satisfaction ma le some calcu lations, which we now present for the inefit of our rc-aders. and ak the Jonmnl man to ' crack," f'jr the consolation of what few radicals lie ha left in his corrupt, bondholding party. We can vouch for the substantia! acouracy of our figures: Wl have a pub ic debt, in bonds held by the capitalists of tho country, of about 1,500,000,000, on which we pay a yearly interest of $150,000,000, in gold, or near.y $210,000,000, in the soldier's and poor lan's money. Now, this interest, being nce paid, never comes back to the poortr "plc, for it goes directly into the hands )f tho bondholders, no one of whom has my sympathy for the laboring masses of ibe country; and so far aa the people arc concerned, it is then the same aa though on compound interest. Making our calculations from this basin, re find that wc poor men will have paid these bondholders, in tho short period i six. years, 81,040,207,780 as interest onan amount nearly equal to one-half of 11 their bonds, and yet tbc bond debt will ic just as large aa now. What do you liink of that, laboring men? During the ext six years, if radical rule is continued, pu will pay, as interest, to your friends, ie radical bondholders, 8 13, 197,780 more tan the value of all the flour, meal, cotton id woolen goods, lumber, boots and shoes, ather, sugar, clothing, machinery, prining, iron, liquor, paper, furniture, soap nd candles, and agricultural implements lanufactured and produced in 18G0, in jhe whole of the United States, and on top If that you will have paid the taxes of tese same bondholders! And yet you rill be bound down by party ties, and lindly vote away your substance in again tvoring radical rule, and such a policy. Let us follow up the matter a little fur-' tier, in iweive years, iir. armer, you t . l r id your brother sons of toil, will have lid to the supporters of Mr. Grant for lember the bondholders are Grant's kin and only hope, since no poor ma in tttord to SUPDOl t tllDl -...o'..4.j i A) ib 4 w r w JUUiHUftu tUil Uni! a snui' little-1

sum vre shouM say, to support them and

W AM Grant in luxury, while you toil and sweat to pay your taxes, and theirs too You can now see why it 13 that the rich man and the bondholder supports Grant. It is because he gets his iuterest on his money, and makes you pay his taxes for hira, Compare the last sum with the principal, and you will find that you have paid the bondholders thirty millions of dollars more than you owed them at first, and yet will be as deep in bebt as when you began to give them your hard earned substance. Then go with us to your statistics, and you farmers will discover that twelve years' interest, which these Grant men waut you to pay them, is $400,000,000 more than the cash value, in 18G0, of all the real estate and personal property in the great State of Indiana! Can you st'll afford to vote or Grant ? Here is an honest, upright mechanic, industriously laboring at his bench, and endeavoring, besides earning an honest living, to lay up a small pittance "against a rainy day." Do you ever think, good man, while you are thus toiling, how much Grant's bondholding supporters are taking out of your hard earnings? If you have not done so already, just lay down your plane a moment, and cast up the amount of the interest you and the lest of the poor men of the National are paying to Grant's money sharks, and you will lind that, in twenty years, you will have paid them, besides paying their taxes for them, 85,517,753,350 interest as a bonu3 for holding your notes, and yet not a dollar of your note3 will be paid. Then take down the census report, and you will find that these "loyal bondholders" have taken out of your hard earnings five times the cash value of all the livestock which the United States and Territories possessed, in 18G0, and 6400,000,000 more than the total value of , all kinds of personal property owned in this country at that time, and yetyouhave not paid them one eenfc of their bond.-! How much longer can you or any other poor man afford to'support such a policy of financial ruin and bankruptcy of our whele people? Do you not see a strong icason right here for your doing as Mr. xn . -i iÄ .i , , r ülake has done-come into the only ark of j safety for the Nation, the great Democrat ic party, whose watchword is Seymour, Blair, and equal taxation? Now, Mr. Soldier, we have a word for you. You fought bravely for the union and defended the flag. The government promised you gold, but paid you off in i r J , ... . , , greenbacks, and, like all patriots and dem- j oerats. von wer sarUfirrl. linf. tho hmA - . . m holder paid for hi3 bonds in greenbacks. and now demands gold for them, claiming that "is greenbacks were better than your bloo'J- X'ou are Mpig pay the inter est on these bonds; and, although you fought in the field, and saw yur dear comrades fall around you while battling againet secession, and perhaps may have lost a limb yoursolf, yet you arc taxed like the devil while the bondholder goes Seott free! You have no bonds, for you are too poor to own any. You arc young, and, we hope, may live fifty pears yet. If you do, under the radical Grant policy of postponing the payment of the public debt, you and your fellow soldiers, and the laboring men, will in forty-years, pay to the bondholders the enormous sum of '31,021,220,953 as interest j aad at the end of fifty ! yeai? you will have paid them not one cent less than forty-'ive thousand millions of ; , ,. . A. ' , ' , dollarn, or nearly twentv times the whole ! ftniminf nf flioir Knnrlj nrw tliaii. tovou amount of their bond Leides, and yet will owe t icm jut as much as we do now, for you will only have paid the interest. Think of this, soldier. This sum which Graut would have you pay theso cormorants a? intqrest, is nearly three times the value of all the property of every kind, character and description owned by every man.woman and child in the United States in 1S(0! Can you support such a policy longer, or will you, like C:iptain Blake, abandon the old radical hulk, and like an honest man and patriot, do what you can to relieve the poor men of the country., by the election of Seymour and Blair ? Ex. STONE COAL, STONE COAL, STONE COAL. LIME, LIME 7. LIME. WATER LIME, WATER LIME, WATER LIME. PLASTERING HAIR, PLASTERING IIAIR PLASTERING HAIR. CALCINED PLASTER. CALCINED PLA9TER, CALCINED PLASTER. SMUJVf4JLKS At wholesale and retail at Yellow Warehouse, 0 T H. Gh TIIYYUMlT" V mil ! CA91I ! CASII ! I will pay the highest markot price in caMi for wheat, corn, oate, rye, barley, and all kinds of seeds at the yellow ware bouse. 48 IL G. THAYER. FOR SALE! HORSE and DRAY. For particulars enquire U . , ' ff h'Kr.V.F.

rn

Pi LYM0ÜTB1BM0CR1T ! Official Paper of Marshall Comity TERMS - S2 A YEAR Published Every Tharsdny Morning PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. Devoted to the interests of the democratic pa ry the principlei of Waehington, Jefl'orson, Madison, and to the best interest of the peoplo of Marshall county. Believing that the objects of the so-called re ublican oarty are to inflict u )on this once hanuv ountrVi enfranchisement of the negro ce. nd the ultimate disfranchisement of all white itizens who do not subscribe to their theory, we hall oppose that negro-loving, constitution-hating nemy f free government with all the ability we 02SC330 We believe that this is a WHITE MAN'S rT"?? 1 ' Inade bZ white men- for t,,e benefit of white men. Wc believe also that there should be no privileged class in this coun7 tne rich man should be no longer exemp from taxation, while the laboring man has to toil aid sweat to pay tlio expenses of the government The Democrat is firmly established on a eolid foundation, and the proprietor will spare no pains to make it worthy the support o." the democracy of Marshall county. He asks the co operation of all democrats in aiding to extend its circulation, and hopes the interests of the party will not bo further jeopardized by the apathy of men who might with very little effort double the cumulation of their county organ. ADVERTISERS Will find the Dmoauf a paying medium for advertising. Advertisements will be inserted on reasonable terms, for any legti; of time required. T II B DEMOCRAT Job Frlnting EITABLIHIDIEINT. Having purcbased a full assortmcnr of all the latest 8t vies of Job Tvno, we are prepared to execute JOB PRINTING of every de scription in the highest style ef the art, on terms that will guarantee entire sati -taction . Every description of FANCY JOB PKITIi, ProgrammeSjJB i 1 1-Heads, Ba 11

HARDWARE. H. B. DICKSON,

DEALER IN IN THE SOUTH ROOM OF BROWNLEE'S BRICK BLOCK, PLYMOUTH, IN9. Keeps constancy on hand a large and well assorted stock of every description of Hardware, in almost any shape, size, quantity and quality, from an AMERICAN COOKING STOVE to a COFFEE HEATER, or from a trow bar to a paper of 4 oz tacks. Of every kin?; Elevated OvenB, Square, Parloi Sheet Iron, Box, fancy or plain, with complete T 11 S .11 .W S wV O & to match. SHELF GOODS of evcrv description House Trimmings, DOOR and WINDOW hang inga; Glass ar.d Sash; Carpenters' tools. NAILS By the Keg or Pound; Mill saws, Log and Dog Chains; the best Axes in the West. Tiu, Brass, and Hollow Wares Or all kinds; PLOWS, SIIOVEL H and all manner of AgricuIturaJutensila, including Forks that load and unload hay by horse power a spleudidassortment of CUTLERY fish hooks & likes, rope1 wire, belting axd cow bells, IRON A YV STEEL IN BARS, ROLLS, SHEETS AND BIN CUBS kc, kc. In fact cverv thin that anv one everthoushto buyingina Hardware Store, and athousaudthings besides, with a NEW STOCK constantly arriving, whichthey propose selling Than the can be bought at any other pla this side of Pittsburgh. All kinds of tin, sheet iron, copper and brass ware made and repaired on reasonable termsand short notice, II B DICKSON. 5-tf-H sr N 8 d a 2 i 9 l IS n i o w n ! 0 3 ! 5 C p 3 C JO n (5 O 0 W 1 o R K m o a o n o o fen c 3 - - P H O o K 53 3 Q CO W CO & C b o 3 H H ä w Kf3 I? 7i vi 4 s ft s. ft o ft en 0 n 2" 2 ft i 3 Vi H W S.t!J o H e i a '-t to C 0 P 0 c m " aft -i o o - 0T M M H O 6 & t H 0 o o a . 5' CT5 .5' tu 9 A m O I NEW HARNESS SHOP. J I M AND J O . Two farmers met and the following couvera tion mirlit have been heard: Whoa! I say, Jo, havo you got your corn planted yet ? " " No; have you got yours planted? " No, sir, not yet, nor have I got all my ground plowed. I had to get a new set of hirness." Where didyou get your new set?" " I got them at Hasher h Hoham's Now Harness Shop. They are deoidedly the best I could find in town, both as to price and quality. You will find his shop in his new block on the soutl side of Lnporte street, four doors west of Cleave land & Houghton's city grocery, ou know where that is?" ' Oh yes, I buy my groceries there.' ' " Well, you take my advice and go to Hasher iV: Hoham's for your harness, and I will guarantee that you will he will be wMl plMMd with your -urchoae, for he has that honest Duet.hm.ip makng his harness that worked M long in Jo Potter's shop, and there arc several of jour neighbors who can testify to the durability of his work." Good bv.Io." "Good by Jim.'' "Solang!" 37 JL. BSOKBB At, Co, "WHOLESALE mitt DEALKltS IN GR 0CERIES, PROVISIONS, not Un j! i:s:sv. viii:, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA 38tf BE OF GO CD CHEER A II I' 11 CONCEPTION tfefM I IIKI i It i: IIPES produced byT.S. DaNMsoN, Trov, N. Y. for the immediate annihilation of MENTAL AGONY, by radically curing all reanlts of a life of indiscretion. No failure. TVrec for one dollar, witb plain directions.

inn

DOMESTIC

HARDWARE

Manhood-How Lost, How Restored

Just published, a new edion of Ir. CulverweSrg Celebrated Essay on the RvniCAi. core (without medicine) of Spcrmttorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, ImootcnCy, Mental and Phy.ic.il incapacity, Impediments to rnarringe, etc., also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, Induced by self-indulgence or gexual extravagance. 0"Price, in a sealed onvelope, only R cent?. The celebrated author in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years successful practice, that the alarming conseqeunces of self-abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the application of the knife ; pointinjr out a mode of cure at once simple, certain and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. inTThis lecture should be in the hands of every youth and every man in the land. Sent under seal in a plain envelope to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six centsior two post stamps. Also Dr. Culrerwell's" Marriage Guide," price 25 cents. Address the publishers, btlAo. J.Ü. KLINE & CO., 127 Bowery, New York, Post ofhce box 4,58t. 35 ly GBLÄJN, & CÖ DRUGGISTS, Southweetcorner of Michigan and Gano Streets, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. HAVING j ustrecived a frcBh supply of every article in our line oftrade, consisting mainly of Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils, Dye Stuffs, Varnish, Brushes, Perfumery, Yankee Notions, Glass, Stationary , Pure Medicines, and Liquors for medical purposes only, to which we respccufully invite the attention of this community . We have also on hand a3tockof O OH Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco .Cigars, etc. Tobe disposed of at very reasonable figures. Within a few days past, we have received from Pittsburgh and New York a large amount of Kerosene and Coal Oil, AND LAMPS. forburningthe same, of everysize and st vie, with or without shades. We are also agents for all he popular Patent Medici n'e s the day. Physicians prescriptions carefully t up at ail hours of the night, by an experienced u ggist. W e earnestly invite the public to favor us with all, examine our stock, and become convinced the tact that we are doin a lioeral business. llnv31 t G BLAIN & Co. w en H g M B ft to 5 " " ft 53 DO . - SB in c r. n ft o o 5 3 -I ft "1 ft H LB 9 H H g to o ft 9f K ö 5 5 1 2 2 53 I p - QC c -i n C " o 1 2. en o H 0 Ö CO C5 The Great New-England Remedy ! nr. j, w. roi.Asn's WHITE FINE ( 0NP0UN0 IS T'.ow oflV'rod to the BflQeted throughout the count r, :ifter Jia iiifr been prarod by the tt-st of thirteen years in the New- England States, where its merits have become as well ktXMniAd the tree from which, in iart, it Jeiives its virtues. THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CUKES Sore Throat. Colds, Couoha, üiphtheria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally. It is a Remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other Complaints. (From the Bo$ton Jonrnal.) HOHTOV, Jan. 20, lSGfi. Poland's Whitk Tint. Omi-ovm. After having given it n thorough trial, we can confidently recommend Poland's Wiilr PtjM ( 'ompouml U a very valuable article lor the cure of cold, cough?, and pulmonic complaints generally. In several case -, wi have known it to give prompt relief when all other remedies which had been tried had failed. It is an article, which, in a climate so promotive of suddcuand severe colds as is that of New England, ought to be in every family; and we are sure that those who once obtain it, and give it a fair trial, ill not therean r be willinir to Ik? without it. A Vai.u vni.K Mi:iict:;i:. lr. '.ih'ä Kititc PitU Cini)Mtnd, advertised in our columns in a successful attempt to combine nut! apply the medicinal virtues of tin- White Pine luik. It has been thoroughly luted by people in this city and vicinity, and the proprietor hM testimonials to il l alue from persons weil known to our citizens. We recommend its tri-il in all thOM cases of disease to which it i- a.l.ipii d. It i for sale by ull our druggists A". V. Ind pendent. The M'ki.'i- MM Compound Is now sold la every part of the Luitcd btatea aud Ih itish I'rowucct. FftKPABEb AT THK NEW-ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT, IIOMTON. MAN8. C. 1A MON CO., rroprictors. Gratifying To know that a reliable remedy is within the reach of everybody for the radical cure of dyspepsia or Indigestion. Such r remedy is Roback's stonuoh bittciv. Sold by all druists. ForitJe by U owu iiro'f

J. FAUL. AGENT.

Boot and Shoe More. SIGN OF THE BIG BLACK BOOT. Would respectfully inform the public that he has now and intends to keep constantly on hand the most extedsive aad complete assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES Oir assortment of LADIES' MISSES' BOY'S BOOTS & SHOES, is full and complete; wag bought .at reduced prices and will bo sold at SMALL PROFITS. VV'e also make Boots and Shoes to order, and think we can please all who favor us with their custom. Our stock is such that No One can fail to he Suited who may give us a call. Qr place of busine3 is in the new brick block at the gMU OF THE BIG BOOT. Plymouth, Indiana l2-40tf. 2STEW FIRM. Ptfe-w Goods. D. P. CORRELL it No. 10, Michigan Street, Has opened an entire nsw stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. All goods bourht at the lata DECLINE IN PRICE& A full tock of ZMZTTSLIIsrS, XiinsriEitTs, DRESS GOODS Etc. GIVE MR A CALL, AND EXAMINE III e i ock. T I. COHIIELL. On La Porte Street! AT THE FURNITURE It O O M or Mav be found tho best and cheancst assortment j - - t of Goods, ever off o rod in PLYMOUTH. ITNnRRTAKTNi; attend...! t with a firs class Hearo,on very reasonable terms. - O. PA I.MCR. v-f a

C. AI ,'1f.UAN & ocrs "SWEEPSTAKES."

" H

the okLT awm SWEEPSTAKES" HHIIH MACHINE. C. AlUUI ; 0.. i H. II Tin. HMsfhi turn. Ucb'I Wettern Aft, C'klltOll. OL: TWO BT7LES CF E;r.SS TCTTEES. Th Improved "Caroy" Power, (Both right and ten h rM .) THK "COMPENSATING" POwrp (Both eigbt aud ten Iiotm.) A ocEuaccdaMe amWtion eiars f.ryig thmhmte " own the beit laachia In the s-ighborhood.'' Kothiaf Is n:ore cisap-eeaWe to then w ravt iarmtn snplain that their work li act proprly dese, cr to ioe valucble time by reason of breakages, and they eeaaot be too careful in selecting a machine. The Sweepstakes if- the accredited head of tlic Tbrrehfnc Machtsw faniilr. ai fl 5ti enpcrlor ftwuh. derabtlty, RinrpHi Ity. eae of draft. tlj of finish, and capetctty for tluehuig anrt ciimlnaj prlm fcvter anl neirer tban any otlier are ackriow;ted. The great reputation achieved by thia bvo-.ite maeLine. liaf lod eeveral unecr.ipulotis mt: nfftctiirera. anrt nr.mcrone ageet, U, attach tho name Sweepstake. " bi one way and another, to the Biacbines, and advertieeineuu tomialeadanddecIv. To avoid deception. that everv raarhln hta the card, "C. ACLTMAN A CO.. Masi tacti ssu. CAwm. Ohio," In gi!t letter, conspicuously on both aides of the Separator. The Genuine Sweepstakes enables the thresher to pick hin customers, seldom stops for repairs, lasts much longer than others, save muds grumbling snd vexation, does the eaaue amonnt of work with less labor, and enables him to select ÜtS best and most profitable jo1 The farmers givo it the preference, and often an extra price per buehei, be. anse it threat clean from the heads, separate perfectly from th straw, cleans fit for market without wast, save ail the prain. does Its work with the utmost sprl. safety and economy, and doc not keep a KaL,K of meji sad teams about them . expense. The elegant " Patent Pivot Side Gear w it to be found only on tbc M SwiieTAKrs.' Our "Patent Cleaning Apparatus" enables the operator to coiitrol the direction of th blast, and position of the eeive. and clean ctthrr heavy er light grain, without waste, as fast as it can !.e threshed the chaff and dirt beir g separated from the graia btfor it tlriktt th4 ei at all. Taylor's Safety Couplings, Tor Tumbtmf Rods, which save money, m and danger to mail and beaat, are furulh't on all our nach lue. Separators, Horse Powers, y-nw-ßtackers, Gears, or Jack?, ibid sepi ratelv, when desired. A wr llvered with every macJilrif. The - SV t '.P Is nsiially a very scarce article after harvest, i . Hes should ot din- early. Call or send and get a pamphlet cü cui r giving a full description anH nartica'.srs. togetbei with uumeroa certincats. and the names ar.d rassV der.co of Berrsl BBkSHSamd Krs.:; h-1 hare bought said used ih". bwcErsT.vs.jts in the N'orth-wnet aloo (jrcat Bargaius! PEOPLE DO APPRECIATE BARGAINS I GRKAT AT S. Sl m. BECKER'S! VTE A V.U. MtCSIfUM A tIt:K STOCK OF CLOTHINQ, Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, (iniiY Funiislnni.r (ioodsj Bought Just Before the Hecoai Klsc in lric'N. Calicoes 10, Ii, 14 and IG cts. Brown Muslins, 8, 10, 12 and U ct. Bleached Minims, same price. Sbirting Stripe, 12 to IS cts. Brown and Bios Denims IS to 18 cts. Ticking, 15 to 25 cts. Jeans for 25 cts. Good Balmorals for $1 50. Fine White Blankets, $4 50 pair. Government Blankets, (six lbs.) $4 00 pair. WB HAVK KKCtlVÜU TUB I.1TKST TYLB O Hoopstirts-Soiiietliiüi Entirely Ml THIIVGr or m I.ATKST irntt, GOOD SUITS, $12 & $15. SJ r tiAVB Ji' r OOT A rUtRT-CLABl AM9 CAN ;iVK Yol TITS T VOIR BMT1IIB SATISFACTK'M. Clolliinir Cut Cleaned and Repaired OS SHORT BOT1CB. 10,000. ORTH OF CLOTHING will bo sold on a CREDIT OF 3 MONTHS To -ood and responsible p rt ii-s 8. M. BEOKEU. A W It furs I run E A. U aLLKMAK ft CO. H:ive on b:nl at sl) times aewnplete and ! traut aMk ofCablSK1 W .-in" and Kurnitnrv, wbb'b tln-y vtil'ellB vorv rsjMQSipihlc rB I. AWo a rurnplcto PtorV of nndrtsker PV.mibnir Ci xnl. ami ofllns ( ; 1 1 kind. A -rood tiwvr ImJqsbT it1 Ö" ddisbi ,sjsiliwsff Is it Right That you should bid defiance io all natural laws and the si-ionceof oiodu-tl nion; and auflfor with ilv psjptla or indi;rstion when Roback's stomach bitters can be procured at au drug btora Fur aale by Brown Bro's. As a Preventive I AsmlskSB malaria. tV or and apue, and aH di seat arising trom a torpin stsie 01 tne nvr, liier 1 trt mrdic-ine so hitluv rocommenaeu as not ' ' ' " . "