Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 11, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 December 1881 — Page 2

The republican. Thursday, November 24, 18S1.*

Marshall,s Lang Syrup a 'fharp’s. S. P. Thompson attended oour at Fowler Tuesday and Wed.cs.day of this week. Genuine Beef-Steak Mincemeats for sale at Bakery. We are sorry to learn that Prof. Hooper has been in very poor health for some time past, end we ' hope to hear of his speedy recovery. ! An Endless Variety of Boots 1 and Shoes, at prices as low a the lowest, at Fendig's, The Enterprising ’ C. P. Maybew represented Iroquois in the GrjinJ Lodge at Indianapolis, last week. He re ports a very interesting session-rL the P. G.s of the State. C. C. Starr A*Co are headnuarttrs for Pocket and Table Cutlery, and plated and german kilyer Spoons. All WarrantedMr. Ezra Clark, who broke liis leg some time ago* -is improving quite rapidly, and is now ablo t to walk aliout the house with the aid es crutches ' When yon want a nice Overcoat. , Ton. can find -just „what you are • looking for at .the Trade Palace. Married.— the residence of the officiating minister, Thursday, Nov. 17, 1881, in Rensselaer, Mr* James R. Hayworth and Miss Hannah May Jones* School Books and Stationery thecheapest at Tharp’s. . p What Is It?- It fronts the public-sqnare. It graces (?) the middle of Washington street. They call it biteliiug-rnck. It looks dike a Texas bull-pen. Oak Leaf .co 1 >r wood burning beating stces are the Lest e*.i r made for schonD op ofiices. At N. Warner & foils’; M. *M. Tyler, the tail the Keener swamps, was in the city Tuesday, equipping himself, with the pro]*er instruments* r r “teaching the young how* to shoot.” V i Fendig’s St trout cellar to garret, with New Goods. The *l.r.dies <saglit to tee his Leu uti fill sh>ik cf Cloaks Rint Dolmans. Married. —At the M E. par- m•age in Rensselaer, < n iiiesday. Nov. 22d. 1881. by the Rev. J. \V. 1 1ibder, Mr. Robert W. Riggs, of Nebraska, nud, Miss Ella O. Bierce, of Giliam township. The cheapest canned fruits in Rensselaer at Purcnpile’s Bakery. John Harboldt has concluded to make Rensselaer his future hone. He has rented R. S. Dwiggins' new house, in the northern pnrtolt'vsyn and will move his family from Montieello this week. The nicest pickle in the market kept at Purenpjiic’s 10 cents j> r dcian or 3 dqzeii for ‘25 cents. The Remington Nows evidently rejoices in the belief that Rensselaer: will not get the Coal road. Some how or other the News do * not seem to cherish the kin*.Hie t feelings towards Rensselaer. * --+•»-« Th« advertisement of Wilor’s dry goods haute. La Fayette, Ini., will be one of the attractions of Tsi Republican. Read it every meek. It wjl i _p>ay you. Hale Warnor. one of Rensselaer’S most worthy young nu n, is building himself a house, vp in Ihympson's -addition, which, according to thc general opinion, he ’may occupy liims li i t no distant day. E/11. Tliarp is getting, a r-ju tation for selling all goods in ids line cheaper than they can be bought anywhere else in J;vspfT Couuty. Giro him a’ trial ami be convinced. » Captain Charles A. Edmonds, formerly a resident of this city, hareturned from Milwaukee, (Vis., where lie Las been located For the past four years. The Captain, v e are informed, has come ba k to stay and bo one of us. lie is going: into the office of M. F. C’hiiccite, where he intends to npp ly hinaself to the studywaf law. C. C, Starr <fe Co. have- jnH received a large and com. n-.e stock of Library, Hanging, Lron. < and Glass Lanqis. In another pla-*e yon will • 'the new advertisement of C »:n;» «fc Farden, which will lie fo.m i In a c< nspicuoos place in Tfli id;, alican hereafter aa a silent yet bn pressive lecturer to guide y *ur wandering and shoeless feel into a pair of those fine boots or ..hot u which these gentlemen are bocoming justly famous for keeping. - Just too sweet for anything’ those elegant wood-burning par.or stoves, which bear the romantic name of “ Banshee ”. For srde by N. Wabnfr «fc yv.vek.

Good for the Women

Many ladies auffererinjt from an extreme n-rroM*, tetui hy t■ m! toa Mtion (i»-ior'"'«e dre*n*« excitin* muscular itrt'D a, pe:uli >r painful synt.t>ui* of -ighuflaV*'. ibey lie iw»ke tod suffer tbe brain to be flighty when tb-t «etrv o'jr»n< njrht aoc>Tdinc l«* nature, t>e -leep. llr-wiC- Iron Hitt>*r< cive ep->-e and removes ail t-o<:h i.e - ou* ui*or*le r a. —lfoinz hy- ician. • C. k G. S. 11. R. —County Surand I). B. Miller, have made the preliminary survey of line of the C >a!-road, frem Rensselaer to a point within a half mile of Salem, the line is found to be one of the *st for a rail-road that could be desired. At no point will there lie a grade greater than 16 feet to the mile; and the average of cuts, and tills will n<»t exceed 2 feet, 6 miles less track w ill be required to make the junction at Rensselaer, than at the pressed point, further to the north. ILU'it, if n t ne.’esait*. m«ltM a Hair Dmsine such *» Dr. Ayer’a laboratory .-m—. indj-pen-übie to tnxny. At tr’* Hair i-- -t 0i«- nioat ilcliftluful we , Mternr used. It restor. a noi only ;hr c- I t, but glo.s aud loxuriince, to t>t«lad ttid imy Lair,

we have received from Mr. W. E. Sears, formerly of Rensselaer : but now of Animas City, Col., a • communication for the republican and a copy of the Durango Record, containing a description of the Ex : j chroige Mine, of which Mr. Sears; i 3 p:irt owner; but ln»th pai>or and letter rt ached us too late to be of much use this week. Mr. Sears is well pleased with his location, and prospects. He . writes lLst Animas has a popula-1 . tiou of about 12,000, and is a lively ; ' town. Bill is not quite satisfied j with the numerical adjustment of : the sexes there. "NN liile the girl 3 ] are said to be “plenty enough” the j boys are e videntlj “plenty too! much;” In fact he intimates rather ' plainly that lie expects to bo ob-; iiged to come back to Rensselaer to fmtl a help-meet. The young ladies will pioase make a note of this. fact. There were 18 inches of snow, in Animas at the date of the letter and winter.’evidently, had come to t y. Mr. Sears is part owner of 13 mining claims, of which the “ Exc ange ”, and the “ Rensselaer arc, ,ciy i romising. Drop in ar.d tode a look a big slock of cheap Lamps, I. Interns, end Rirn-Cages. Big Bargains for everybody, at C. C. St;.rr i Co’s, mammoth Grocery Store. Jnew dnnciaTg club is making -s slowly, but uot the less •>nviy, in tliu |.ro«-. ss of organizip. rioh. There is plenty of material here for a second ’club, aud this one has every prospect of being a 'brilliant success?., Vi e understand the club is to be designated by the cabalistic letters V. T.. the translation of which is not “l iterly Too”, as might rashly he inferred',-ina.-n.m h as the proI osed ineilibcrs «,• not claim to be oouLrifu d aesthetes. Vugninly Terpsiclioreans,also, is “way ofi”, not to be thought of for an Distant, as the club will include among its members some of tjie most elegant and accomi ii.-hod dancers that ever S L OOli i i kuot-lioh out of a rafter; but in the'vcry modest, a ul unassnudiig, wt.rds "I pl t r Tt n” may be found the true meaning of the word.-, o ; iviiji of dancing clubs, it may u t 10, out of place to state ; that the report that the old club propose su'o -tl tiling a*G in place of the Qin llie name, thus; G. A. M. for Great A m'rieau Mashers, appears to have no found .tion in met. E. 11. Tharp-has g< ne t Chicago to jvr. i fise ala ge ock f 1 .‘V ' s. Tin- following from the Bine \ i lage corre-pcndence iudicat s the esteem in which Messrs. Campbell ■& Farden* are hold at their <-hl» home: . ■ Our old friend, Thos. J. Farden, ; was hi re a ;pv> days ag > looking as- . vt-r liis f rrn and stock, and paying tax* Mr. Farclpn is llow in the bo< t ami siioe trade in ly ns--1 stlrer. ‘i i.e mm is Cnnq Leli & I’ar-! 'i. i\»ni s i.igh-tone i ;n- ---: tlonuin, a u khi nn-.l bate bu. i ss man l have :,now>t him iv oil lie era Le up ami am sure there is .nn ,giit • cy. L.. t hi.n. He estab--1 li* <1 him-—. ts here . j;s a t aciicr and »a. ;:.c-ri»f ta A-st-class di carry w ith him a repu'.aiioltwJait lij.s ft-i!ow town : »n may well beq.rqutl of. Tom. informs me that he is well pleased wita his now location and the good people of Rensselaer, and hopes to do a good bu. iiie.-s. Well, he and Mr : Campbell deserve-it —they nave • b >th old gor» i: to the p *jpld es. ‘ our 1 >,vu with pe.*feet sati fac.idn. All are sorry to part with such trust- l an I sterling business men a Campbell and l arden, ytt we are ure our loss w ill he gained by the good citizens es Kens elaer and vicinity. May success crow n their j efijorts. Wool; y hope tli;,t it they jcs-ange their location they will com, back to Bine Village. > —.. . I,- -i ■ m\ At Burcuj flu’s Be.aery and ResDur.inr wilt be found a lu J line of .eo-rv h :g in t..«* bakery and resa trpnt bie^v iii-h will-bt s-,.d as one p Of, caiTbt; G,ygl»t at any oilier pince. Come nn«l look at our yo -d* nd got pric .. \Ve ask ».or your j a*. * - - —■ i Dr. Ifainiitoii, <»f New York, a very high authority o i mental and uervotis di lias reud tred nr careful opinion in Gaitewu’s case. He not only pronounces Guiteau Kane enough to Is* hanged, bat thinks 1m oughMo lie hanged as a matter of j<istice and jxiliu)*, to punish hint lor his crime and to jdeter otlior weak-minded “i-ranks” from imitating his example.

Rememebr, That one crown in your purse will do more honor than ten spent. “The honot” is when you can spend ten crowns and save one thereby. • ; This can be done by purchasing your DRY GOODS, ■ -: CLOAKS or AilS, At T 77" ILEE’S Oritrs by mail accurately and , promptly Executed. Samples of any description will be forwarded on application. • Postage free. WILEB’S, Corner I'oiirlh and Columbia Ms.. lit rtYrr rn, - - nun a a

Keep Your PEIIjIa ZS !D umu Hin Advertisement —OF— Boots & Shoes, AND GENTS’ films - mv m;xt week.

A (x>inplete line of chewing tobaccos at Burkie’s, cheap. Mrs. M. L. Hemphill is visiting friends m Chicago, this week. ‘ —• • Gregory’s Oil for Goughs, Colds, and Consumption, at Tharp’s. Emmet Kanunl has gone to Chicago to purchase his holiday goods. O. yes; C. C. Start* & Co. have received a car-load of choic Beachblow Potatoes. Ex-Slieriff Robinson and Sheriff Powell are wading the Kankakee swamps this week. If you want a good Lamp, Lantern, or any Lamp Trimings go C. C. Starr & Co. Charles H. (Price reports his brother Myrtel convale; cent. If ’vbu-wanl' a Hat, Cap, pair of ii otX Suit < f CloLiiean v r c . ..hi ion , j .man or ;; .. *. a-.-, ia ■ ' i gcnei' * - r . , *.t ao. i*.' ,ii *ny „o.< G,m-1.; - -e, • iVKLLEIi\.(i «fc C-*'.. lloso Lawn, iml. Mr . • ■ eoj o;d acci ’ . • : do- : <e. ;,:!*. li- I.b! e an i bt-noubi\ ; pi.-anvd her uu..it. - .Come nnd -tee us and got our . prices* Me can save y<u 2o p**r cent dn your money. eii v e -large.-: ;; ck of Dry-Go j o >s an l em-e-s Rea ly Ala io • i v.ii ing, iid,at ry Goods, <tc., in ijons sei.u-r. t ail and s».-e us, Ht the 'lia e 1 ii ie. ' f M. F. Ciiilcote went over t > Franoesviile the first o: the wet , to u ok after st me legal Lu.-incss. “1 he cold winter, the cold winter comes on ”, and the fertile to vii cow takes “peaceable possession of the good old granger’s’ . wagon whi.e ne g >es ta Camp.jell -V rardej’s to look at tho e nair’lin -d shoes, aud wck 1 -in al boots.' Send your hy A erbore..u effusions. ‘SUrn winter’s chilly b atts” ure upon us. Tborley.s Fov-d for Horses and 1 i at tie will, imj rove tlie wii.d anil 1 oks of horsed; give strength and vigor to obi lioiscs; er.ab.e hors *s tj do more work with less fa ;gue; promote digestion, and 1b a sikjurce j of health; coax the ap; t'tile -when no fiingel.-e will; surely prevent dis ase when nothing el:>e' will; tatten stock rapidly, and produce nr uperior- quality ot beef; increase quantity of milk in cows, and - enrich the quality; prevent pleuro pneu onia m cattle and abortion in cows; eradicate worms and parasites in sheep; 1 --prevent rot in sheep, and improve ; tig? clip of wool, aud will prevent! cholera in hogs and scour in calves. For sale at Emmet Kannal a drug-store. Fendig has “any Quantity” of Ready-Made Clothing which he sells at prices that cannot be un- , | der-sold. •

i if inn. '•Thr faremnat Rrli'/iou* Fcw.ipnprr of thr l.’ititfl St*tc*.‘' —Tub Kbv. Jitictu Cook • * F-tal>li»hc<l in lftW. as an ailvocatp of a»tf *lnvep\ iiikl of reform* in :tni| )><■ liti~ Tiik |vnRPK\*PRNT at onre bpcninonrccocni/e power throughout tho .country. inilurnro tins ever xince bo< n constantly pTowintr. A» it has sou.-lit airainst slavery anil forchaap post*?e. so it will ifjrht against Mormoni.-m. for Civil.service llefortti. abil for puritv in politic an<i frennrnl unriKhtnoss in all thin?s. it pul employs the best pilitorinl taieut ami fearlessly on ail snlijpcts. It pars for contribute! I articles anil for pilitoriul -ervi.-es mon Ilian double the amount paid by any other weekly newspaper. 1 1 publishes more reliirious di-cnasiona than ti e religious reviews, more )m>c'rv and stories t 1 an ihe-popiibir inonihlics. and {tir. s more inforination than an iinnuiil eye.iopcMlia. The l°njf fable dtsp trlies recently puhli-livd from the/real MethiMli-t t ounril In London n e :i so. d illusir. tion of what The Inpkpknpsnt ieenstifi fly dninif. A list of the most promi nei t relijri' U- and philosopliieiil writers, poetm d -tor v writer* in the country is the list of t'.e contributors or The Inpkpekpent. Besides , ' <* spuee set aside for tliese writers and fored-t-.ri a I , there are iwnotv-two disti..et depart- , incuts, eijite-l by twerty-two speeiaiists. whieti .'«• tide IJ lilfial Ite-iianh. Saniturv. 1.e.-il. K ie \'t-. Mu-;.. Science. Pebbles. °l’e soniil. - :e.. M 'e ii| :• g ster. II vino X* t -s. 5,..,,, . I ! ' t. at ure. Itelisi us In fell frony I n• • • :i ehool. 'em of: the Wee m e I.: -ii iin-i*. ~, k 1 iu c. 3C Fogsj In aV. > H tsfhi I*ol 18* v.n one veur ....130 : m > for 3 inonlli . . . it ■ ’ • •:•! i oi td: v.-jiTs. • 5 0 . t»— W til «!NK M V. tub cri » O hi Itnue.e S« r v' th two Ni w -.ihseii- .! t* is riiitt l ' . e ; 00 / < • If. n w.tii tioee n> tv-. iiseris i ■■no ._ m i' mi e , d 5 - '• vi. th.four.new sul.scri--1 • • e tfatie ' ' . !.•! ,tp ‘•> •' h erii t n tiv.- years . lu t) • ■ u ’ ;.!’<••. ve -ii . at the,same rate, . 1 ■ *i< v. lli oup ileuiiti.ioee. l'h; -e n -lia-fsi pr i\s f-2 per an urn in olul , ■ :■ or. are vl-.-j much / irtr than am oi ih •• nd nit weeklies^ -eribe 1 w itii > our Tiiends and get the low r e W e > fei no piem urns i y/.j's ■, ttfnlt th* UfV“’III! I-.' K. N.-VST trill her. tftrr '* I i " t rr -. i /thf> tim* /or tc/tlth pttyn.r t »* . fir. '< '> l /il <<tr 1 r'nr frtr rpf< ftt ropy anti j.. 'ljftil"’ • *tlf. Addre-a Til K IN DEPENDENT *251 Ero iclWvtv, N*.w Vu.fc. 1882. HARPER’S YODUG PEOPLE An Illustrated Weekly r 16 Pages Hoy* nn l Girtu of from Six to >i steal' } eur.% of Age. V.) 11l commences November 1, 1881. >. yv is the time to Subscribe t: o .ng eople lin* been from the firn . ssfu i yi.nd »n'ici|)*iiou —A*. J i'.reiiing Rant. it lias n d t tic j.ur|io«- t» which StPfcdll; a- ere- - i.ut, nuiaelv, of mippUntitiK the . . u. piper* h»r tb« with a pnpi > v» attractive. *h well »s inoie whole . un —Bostoa Journal. For 'nempen-. *le(jHticJ of eng;r! vinr. an' eonieii's .suer liy, it is unsurp-ss d t v an' |iti alien of th* kind yet brought to om nio' I‘iti\burgh Qhzette. I,s wo kly vi» 's «ro . «jferly loi bed for. oof i y t.y :ho oliiMrnn but «I»o by |>arent wliw <i • i xious |»r < viil» pur* litoratnr. or lie • z 'l* and Wov* — Chri*ti*it Adtocait •U, •* > 1. .v •. k 1 \ ..aj.sr or children which |i»reu t Vii t f rin let tboir h.ldron real at - ide Hartford Doily Time a. 1 ih* • (o tek* the ey •an I »MU r e.i . ntl i. f the ony • and girla. —Sprinp JfrUi Lt.fin. * TbLlTviSl; RPFR’^'IOUNG PEOPLE 1 t 1 «■« Per Year, Postage Prepai , I ArKQLn nl’mukr iouk of.ktm oaeh. ’I be B ’Uiid Veluana tor 18H] will horaad early in Naveosher.’ l'riee 00; prepaid. Cevef Young l>«pU for IMI 8o«»nts; p-aiMK*. IS teal* addlruiaal. Irmittaucoe should be m» l« hy Post Of* * M int Order sr Draft,to avoid ohaaet bt loaa. Metotpapers are not o copy /hi widverlts*rnent without the ex prone order of IlAJtrxa & Brothkbs. I Address HARPER A BROS., New Y« k*

HERE WE #AKU3A6AXIV! WITH A. FULL L-JUSTB OF Watches, Silverware, Violins, Clocks, Spectacle?, Vio’in,Strings Jewelry, I Accordeons, PockerCutlery, SOLE \OENT !• OH THK CELEI iHATEF) ROCKFOiiD WATCH 111 * in mv .n piov, AFf IK ST-C u- AS3; W O fSKM AM, ® f perience- Fine Watch Works Specialty. OrwiusOld stand. MA.IVIAI-C

Rensselaer Marble Works R. HOWLAND. I 3 oprietor, 3Dea.ler in. ■ AMERICAN AMD ITALIAN MARBLE, ' MQMMEMTSt ■ UEtfE STORES SLABS, TABLETS, SI.ATE AND MARBLE MANTLES, URNS VASES, Van Rensselaer Street, West of Court House. .A-lso Dealer in • Iron Fencing, Balcony Railing, Roof Cresting, &c. TO F 33 tl t ■ JEWELER Goldman & Hardman’s OLD STAND. M. War2i©r gees, .. . ' . ZILST ■ , . ■ H | Hard war* P ippifp It us ym Ly tja ■ yyu k ill Us / • | ’ * 1 S T O Y ESd Ssuth. Side Washington Gt* Rensselaer. • - Indiana.

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il HJ3S rasgflaftgysCTa? Garmore's Artificial Ear Drums. As Invented and worn bj him perfectly reitorinf the hearing Entirely deaf for tuirty years.he hears with their, even wnitpers,distinctly. Are not obwrvuble, anl re in.tin in p »<iuon without aid. Descriptive Circular free. t'AOTiON i Do not be deceived by l» gus ear drum-. Min' is the only successful artificial ear Drum manufactured. John Gormnrc, S.W. Cor. sth & Race Sts.. Cincinnati. 0 A Book of Rare Originality, entitled TACTICAL t IFF * Bl.lim":: The great problem solved. The individual carefuliy-cra-sidcred from the atte of responob.lity U|> to maturity.in rg.ir i to Education, home, Society, Etlquettr Amusements, Dress. Love. Marriage. Business, AC. l/oie Hrenn-F.'itm are to be liretul- Winner.' The T'-lutne abound, mi .triking thought,, rare information and mtonaec mmon- en-e. Fn:l-pa«ecolored plates—«„ch ONE A hkm. Agents Wanted Everywhere. Bend for circular, full de.criptian, terms. «c.. address, J.O. MACUi)'/ <fc CO„ Cincinnati, O. BORROW The New York Weekly Witness from yonr neighbor and sec if it is not just - the Newspaper you want. It haseverythioj : The latest mi's from ail parts, reports of Fulton Struct ITjyrr-Meeling. the Independent Catholic Church; every thing that is of interest to good people; markets, stories, something to interest the ladi is—sl.so a year. Send by postal card and get a specimen copy. JOHN IXILGALL & CO., 21 Yandewnter Street. S' -w York. MASON bEST in the world l A Mrs winners of hi~hest distinction at every Grout World’s Fair for fourteen years, fIK ft 9! Iftl A Nr.w li.i.cs:hated Cataixkscb, 36 pp. HißitlUlll 4to, isriady this month, and will be “*** *“ ’sc t free to any address, announcing non IS Ej V hii-or.TANT larr.OTi:'::;MS, and IL..W Uiiunllv Nnw STVLESfpycr 10in all. Prices, »22, S3O. VA, SC3, SS4 to ROO and un: also fer east/ ,'aymeKts. M\SON A IIAMf.INOKGANCO., 1-4 Tremont St., BOSTON’; 46 EastUih SL.MiW I’UJiK: 149 Wabash Ave.» CHICAGO. pinririfi’P &(2s; Il Is 111 I II Aby Mrs. Garfield to Queer US4SI I B LILLI U Vitoria. Superior to fine Steel Ene’v’g, Size for framing 16*21, $1 by mai Agents Wanted. E. B. The at, 757 Broadway, N.i |^WANTED ™ CURE | ICATARBH jj p! in each neighborhood with Dr Karsr.er a J r*. Remedy, to introduce iL Sample free. J OLE TILTON, Pittabnrg, Pa. fj 8,000 Agents Wanted for Ufa of GARFIELD Il contains the (nil history of his nonte and eventful lit andd.iMTdly itv-n.Muaii..ii. i cryical treatment,death. 'funeralobaeiiuh'S,etc. 1-> I* *t rhat-re of yoarltfe tmake money. Itrwnrenf *Telrl nenny” Ir’ltations. Til! Is Iheenly authentic and fully Illustrated life of our mar tyred l*r»«ldent. I!t steel la.rtruii.. Eatra terms li agent*, flrculars fr.-e. Address Nauoiial Puiu iSHivn To., rhlrnij ,t\ P B A long credit ano R P—.l |Uj easy terns, in a mile • I’nS B ST fz£k H*’ ellmau, free' from 3 0 Eaa «3 heavy aaows, blightH lag frosta, and exMILLIONS OF ACRES 0 ralaa. for aalc in the I fi Ck I (T^ COLDEN BELT | of Kansas, by the H V mJ%O UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY, of mm rfela Soil as the ran ever tbone an, with (o*B markaU east and west For VeucrtpHmm and Illustrated Book, Bit* Maps, Sent Free, Address LAND COMMISSIONER, —Kansas Division, enrv. mmouin.

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SOUTH SIDE OF WASH MS TON STRETt RENSSELAER. IND Carry t o Mary It Harness, Bad dl es. Collar’s, Whips, Trunks, "Valises, .J3lankets Robes, Carriage* T ri m m i rrp;s, Ilapne ss Oil, Etcetera. W • « ... 1

OosnesJie and e»w T«rk Mnifei Sewing .tjacliirreN, &C., &C., AT W. H, &, C RHOADES’ HARNESS SHOP. i 2 IRA C. KELLEY. 1 DENTIST. Rens.sei.aki?. Indian V. Dr’. KfOW In • liu t thirty v.-nV f\-jv*r>n<*“ in tbc-pn;etice of I«;nlislrv. nn,t riT**rs i > his ii 'ii >-r----oip (KtlroiiH as In Hie ;ui t'itv’of.w irk urm-d’ «nt. lUmiscs iiii "Granite I'•*<*!!i' nor any spin-ions a.-id wnrtulc s muteiiai. Sped'at alleuE-ci mi to the preservation of t!. • natii.al tee i :u I the natural and u-selui adin-lni- -it of ai; :ii-i: I teeiti. A 1 operation-, wurninte 1 -Mid prices to e< lr-so Aid with 'pialily of work. Office over lines .v Huy dr’ drugstore. r>n. ATir. tj. sc 'js. *. DENTIoT ,—. I wish to «•! v eD \ toall citizen’ll . -a-'-' . \ of Reii- c!io r ‘ V>_ a i. d Jasper t /' - x conntv t!i..f I / re -. ; , , v . f * . es iny office 1 V . - " to the r-i in » - '■ ... >’• formerly l \ ; j: Ks--s W.-isliburi.in v - "V I lie roar of TISC JEWELRY STORE, And that I am now better than ever prepared to execute all kinds of work in :ny branch I usines in the high-s! .-.t ie of tiic an :.ud ,-.-■ . • * - ' . 11 \.M Vit NERVOUS ■■■■■CAN BE CURED.ISSSSm If you are suffering with Xeiyous Dehlllty or any disease or symptom, wearing on b idy or mind, causing yon to feel gloomy, denpondent, nervous, timid, fornetinl or unfit for business, no matter what may have been the original cause of your disease or symptoms, or to whom you have applied for help without getting relief, you can be cured of all your disagreeable symptoms, and fully leslored to perfect physical health In the shortest possible time. Having during the p*st twenty-five years made the stuuy and treatment oi diseases of the Mind and XerToas System a specialty, and having cured such a large number of cases, many of whom (after ex ending hundreds ol dollar-) had been g ven up as incurable. wo now offer our services and treatment Vo the afflicted at price within their reach. Consultation either personally or by letter free and confidential. Patient- at a distai.ee by giving a statement of their caste, or by answeringq lestions (which will be sent to any add ess on receipt of stamp to.prepav postaU-) can be treated as well by letter as at office. \Ve prepare and furnish to patients our own medicines. A' dress MADIbON DISPUNtsAKY, 20l bSitth Clark St, Chicago

Ague Cure Is a purely vegetable bitter and power, ful tonic, and is warranted a speedy and certain cure for Fever and Ague, Chilis and Fever, Intermittent or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,. Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, and all malarial disorders. In miasmatic districts,, the rapid ntilse, coated tongue, thirst, lassitude, loss of appetite, pain in the. back and loins, aud coldness of the «pine and extremities, are only premonitions of symptoms, which terminate in the ague paroxysm, succeeded by high fever and profuse perspiration. It is a startling fact, that’quinine, arsenic and other poisonous minerals, form the basis of most of the “ Fever and Ague Preparations,” “Specifics,” “ Syrups,” and "Tonics," in the market. The preparations made from these mineral poisons, although they aro palatable, and may break the chill, do not cure, but leave the malarial and their own drug poison in the system, producing uuinism, dizziness, ringiug in the cars, heauache, vertigo, and other disorders more formidable than the diseaso they were intended to cure. Ayer’s Awe Cure thoroughly eradicates these noxious poisons from the system, and always cures the severest cases. It contains no quinine, mineral, or any thing that could injure the most delicate patient; and its crowning excellence, above its certainty to cure, is that it leaves the system as ireo from disease as the attack. For Liver Complaints, Ayer’s Ague Core, by direct action on the liver and biliary apparatus, drives out the poisons which produce these complaints, and stimulates the system to a vigorous, healthy condition. We warrant it when taken according to directions. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Go. r Practical and Analytical Cheaabrt#t J Lowell, Mass. | f»»T^

WANTEp Agents fort he Qr LIGHT on , the OAUII CREAT FUTURE In this life, through the dark valley, and in th* life eternal, as seen in'the best thoughts of lending authors and sehotarS, among whom are Bishops -imp -ion, Foster, Warren. Hurst, and Foss. Joseph took, Beecher, Talinapge, Dr. Currie, Dr.Mareh. Dr MeCosh, Dr crosuv. Dr Coyler. tleo|l> Prentice. Dean Stanley, Whittier, Longfellow, and others. The subjects treated ai*e Death, immortality, MiHejiium and Second Advent, thrlpesiirnection . Judgment, the Punishment of the Wicked, and the Reward of tho Righteous. * ATieh feast awaits the reader of this lKM>k . D contains the grandest thoughts of the world’s gi-eatest authors, on subjbets of tho most , prof mud interest to everyone. Not gloomv hut brilliant. There is uot a dull pag» page in the |book. it is absolutely w ithout a rival. Everybody will read it. J-chool Teachers. stmientK Voimg Men and Ladies, actingas agent for this book, are making ever SIOO a month. One agent sold 71 first lo days, another 47 in 8 ,’avsj anotluir 11 in one day, another 15 and Bible-iiu.s daps, a ladv sold !l in 10 hours. ’ Secitry territory quick. A Iso agents’w nted for the best illustrated Revised New Testament and for the lines! family Bibles ever sold by ngcuts. i Send for cirtfulars P. W. Z 1 EULER & Co .915 Arch 8t„ Philadol- ! hia. Pa., on ItsO East Adams SLChicago, 111. : l . •' LOOK HERE. ■ I - I j Thotnpssn A Bro. have for sale the fol 1 lowing landis; , ’ N hf 11, ’2s, ft— 32o acres. 1-e.qr Il.;28, 6 K hf sw IE 28, G—Bo acres. Whf ne 12, 23, 6 1 ..... - W hf se 1(2, 28, G— } IjU ftorOP ’ Nhfne \ «j g 2 8, G—l2o acres. | fee ne jj At sf)’per :n re otie-tlurd cash Htid balance in one andJw i years at G per cent. Will make tine floc(< farms. ’ Thfimpsoij A Bro % iitive for sa]e a great variety of Ends in small or large tracts. Terms and prices reasonable. Call ami sea them. j ; If you want to secure mowing lands for 18SI call on! Thompson & Bro. They are ug'-nls for litr e qiiantilies of grass lands. Tkoiupsop A Bro. lo ve ts l«t_t’ c ne 7, 31, G, ie hf mv 18, fl, I —1) < ten Walker'tow fn-hip. T.ir 5 550, rath. This very cheap |or any one desiring a farm in good m-ied) 1 jorhood. —' - - Thompsori k B:o. will sell the w hf sw, se sw seeliop 27, ami nw n\v section 34, township 28;, range 7--160 acres, in Jordan township, for 51,500, du following terms: $'>UU cit-li, iota) in one year and SSOO in two years, deferied payments to i>ear G per cent., interest per amm in. Title perfect. This is a great bargain. N hf gw rjp IP, 3‘2, 5, 84 30-100 acres. Good im itoyed f irm in Kankakee townshfp, 0 miles west of fean l’ierre, for sale at slt> per acre 1 For sale .cheap for cash—NE qr 22 3C.G TiluwpsoN & Biui

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