Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 3, Number 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 October 1872 — Page 5

LOCAL SHORT STOPS

Laura Keene to night.

Is this Indian Summer? Complaints of dry wells increase. October is hurrying us into winter. The pork inen have commenced fig uring. 'Vv "Cranberry ruin" is the latest snake com pell or.

Good butter and honest politicians are scarce. A velocipede occasionally emerges from its lair. &

The Strakosch Opera troupe will be here in December. Who remembers either of the Presi dential platforms? "V*"

Soon the "Beautiful Snow" will start on its annual round. Gossips and scandal mongers have commenced an active and vigorous

campaign in this city.„ What's in a name? Ask the bank cashier when you show the endorsement on a note you want discounted

Buckwheat cakes, soon to be a morning luxury in overy well regulated household, were unknown until sixteenth century.

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The dance promises to form a more than usual important feature of this winter'* amusement with the young people.

The fire alarm telegraph and water works in course of construction will give additional metropolitan airs to our city.

There has been a greater falling o.f in tho apple crop this season than before in many years. It is accounted for by the fact that there are so many morn apples to fall oft.

Tho golden glorious pumpkins, the sight of which makes every Yankee's mouth water, now lie scattered over the denuded cornfields, sparkling in the sunlight like Alaska diamonds.

The town clock was placed in its present position eighteen years ago. Although it has been almost constantly running down, and the papers have been running it down, i#still preserves its original altitude.

THK finder of A key to a postofTlce box will please leave it at this office.

Tirn Laura Keene troupe arrived from St. Ixiuls this morning, and are stopping at tho Terre Haute House.

TIIK impression prevails that all the soats on tho lower lloor of Tho Opera House aio sold, but a few seats can yet be had.

"'THK woman whom thou gavest to bo with me, she gave mo of the tree and I did oat," is the text of a sermon advertized for the Congregational church to-morrow evening.

A PUIVATK HANK is to bo opened in this city In a few weeks by two prominent citizens of this city and one of an adjoining county, who do not care to soo thoir names in print just yot.

THK extraordinary sale of seats, tho genoral talk about the streets, the fame of Laura Keene, and the promiso of ploasant weather, all indicate that tho Opera House will bo flllod to-nlgbt with as flno an audience as has over assembled within Its walls.

WR are pleased to learn that an eflott la being niado to bring Theodore Thomas' Great Orchestra to this city. Wo hopo It may prove successful, for it Is doubtless tho noarost approach to Heavenly music there is upon this earth.

THK Typographical Union is preparing a Grand Thanksgiving Ball, at Dowling Hall, on the evening ot the ittUh of November. We have some acquaintance with printers—enough to predict pleasant time on that occasion. '.J',,

THK Cnvrn WKS.—Services as usual at St. Stephens church to-morrow morning and evening. Rov. W. H. Dean, of Mnssilon, Ohio, will officiate.

Services tn the Congregational church to-morrow, at 11 A. M., and 7 o'clock r. M, Rov. K. l'\ Howe, pastor. Seats free.

Second Presbyterian church, corner of Ohio and Fifth streets. Public worship to-morrow at 11 o'clock A. M.. Rev. Blackford CondIt, pastor. (Jusrtorly mooting at Centenary—Dr. (•rahaiu conducts tho serviocs.

Rev. James Hill, pastor preachrs at Asbury to-morrow at the usual hours. Temperanco is the thetne tor the evening.

J,Kcn?RKS.—Mrs. M. H. Parry will apeak at Pence's hall to-morrow at 11 o'clock A. M. and at 7 o'clock v. M. Seats free. —Wo doubt is there is a finer or bet ter selected notion bouse In the Wert than that o( I*. R. JefTers A Coin this city. every thing that is wanted in that line by the retail dealer* can there be found and that too at the same prices of eastern houses. We ought to have more such houses In other branches of trade. —OnrrKRN.—The oyster season has arrived and from this time forth they will be eagerly sought after. They are tfood for the nick-food for lb* wwil—

Qood frtwa the stew pan—good ftora the shell— Oond a* a roawt—as a fry— itood to stuff turkte® with—good Dor a „. pie—

Alexander A Johnson, at Tot). Langfbni'a old stand, bare soma of the finest oysteM ever brought to this city—for sale by the case or can.

—To make room tor wlnier stock, and preparation for the Spring seed trade, we notl^ that J. A. Foote offers his stock of Fish Globes and Bird Cages at remarkably low prices. Consult bis advertisement in another column.

FREE EXHIBITION OF OIL PAINTINGS. A collection of fifty Bret-clam oil paintings from the American Art Union of New York city, have been shipped to this city to be sold at auction, at No. 78 Main street*. These paintirgs are handsomely mounted in gold surface frames, and consist of landscape, marine, fruit and figure pieces. The entire lot will be sold without reserve to the highest bidder. We are informed that these elegant works of art are valued at private s".le in New York at from $30 to $2.*) each. It is to be hoped that the citizons of this city will not neglect the opportunity to procure some of them with which to grace the walls of their handsome homes. Catalogues can bs had at the store. The gallery will be opened this afternoon for inspection. The sale will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7M o'clock. —Age, organic defects, or disease will create tho necessity of using Spectacles. Persons needing sucn arucies will call on W. Statz who keeps the on ly optical establishment in the city.

Yates the Hatter" is in receipt of all the lato styles in Hats and Caps— some new and nobby styles that are going of! like hot cakes. He Is also propared to alter and repair Ladies Furs in a neat and substantial manner.

—DRESS MAKING.—Ladiesifyou wish good fitting, and neatly made dresses, we advise you to go to Miss Kintz Mrs. Scanlon, on North 5th street, second house from corner cf Mulberry St., east side.

FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 25

-Special Meeting.—There will be a Special Meeting of the Members of the Carpenters', Coopers', and Machinists' Unions held at the Hall, corner 5th and Main streets, on Tuesday evening, October 29, 1872. An urgent request is made for all tho Members of the three several Unions to be present, as business of great importance is to be transacted. By order of Committee,

DAN'IJ H. WALMSI.KV, C. & J. U., No. 1.

—NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.—Any frieght consigned to us here, or points east, will confer a favor on us by not shipping in Kmpire Line Cars.

KKITH IT FAIRBANKS

—WANTKI) TO SELL.—One full sett of Kitchen Furniture, nearly new. Two lull setts of Bedroom Furniture, nearly new.

One full sett of Dining Room Furniture nearlv new. v.

Inquire "of R. K.NAONS 341 A 14ii Main Street.

—Cheapest Bird Cages and Fish Globes ever sold in Terro Haute, see large advertisement of J. A. Foote in this paper. —Tho ladies will thank us for directing them to a place which supplies a long felt want in this city. This is Lock wood's Oyster Saloon, in Cook's new building, west side of Fourth, only one square from Main street. Here oysters are served in every style by a competent cook, and in a neat and cosy room, or in rooms more retired, a dish of oysters can bo enjoyod at any hour ot the day, or in the evening. —CharlesX. Warnor, tho succossorof Josopb Kasberg, is giving excellent satisfaction In binding and ruling, opposite tho postofflce. We commend him to all wanting good work.

S. L.8TRAITS, wholesale dealer in Millinery and Fancy Goods, has now his house full of new fall goods. He has been in the business for the last fifteen years and knows how and whore to buy and is therefore enabled to oompete with any house in his line, east or west, Milliners and merchants will always find at his house everything they need in his line, and, what is more, everything at the right price. Don't fail to give him a call at 149 Main street, Terre Haute —Mr. J. Shaublin has during the past fuw weeks selected in New York a very choice stock of Fringes and Gimps, Ribbons, Scarfs for ladies and gents, Jewelry in all the latest styles, Wool knit Goods, a very large assortment, wnlch are now open, and on exhibition, at 173 Main street, east of Sixth, at remarkably low prices.

—BowsKR A JOHNSTON, NO. 1 and 2 Dowling Hall, have the exclusive agency for Brady's celebrated goods.

Kvery body takes it. —Hare you ever called on A. Akins, the now Merchant Tailor, 174 Main St.

—Gents' Furnishing Goods, in great variety, at A. Akin*, 174 Main street. —Strong roasts Rio Laguagra and Java Coffees every day, and will grind the same to order, without charge.

—Strong bas cboioe fresh teas and •ells low. —For the cheapest groceries call at Strong's, sign of the Steaming Coffee Pot. —Prices are so universally low in Otlr establishment, that we hardly know what to mention as cheipest. Nothing is dear, however, that we can promise.

TTKM.. RIPLKTA DnriJfo.

—Grant and Greeley canes at Riddle's.

—Sugar's retailed at wholesale prices by Strong.

—Wine and cider vinegar at Strong's. —New goods, new goods. Riddle bas them.

—Go to Tuell, Ripley A Deming's today. They fee selling out the retail department at prices that would be ruinous if they were to continue long. They still have a good assortment and their motto is "miss no sales."

TERRK-HAUTB SATURbAY EVENING MA IE- OCTOBER 26. 1872.

Owing to the constant de cliuc in DRY GOODS from the 1st of September to October 1st, we deferred stocking up on a foiling mark* The bottom is now readied and we are in receipt of the

Largest Stock of Dry Goods,

ever brought to this market, which ve are fully prepared to offer FIFTY PER CENT. LESS IX PRICE on man} kinds of goods, than parties making earlier purchases. We shall make it to the interest of everybody to look through our stock before bliying elsewhere.

W. S. 11YCE & CO.

S. S. ATS.

Wo learn from the Berlin papers, that Victoria, Crown-princess of Prussia, known to be so skillful in beautiful needle-work, bas In her palace, for her own use, two Singer Sewing Machines, which are personified as "Young Americans," performing distinguished services under the immediate direction of Her Royal Highness.

—ON Monday, 23d of September, I will commence selling out my entire stock of china, crockery, glassware, and house furnishing goods, at less than importer's prices, as I am going to quit merchandising entirely, and the entire stock has to be sold in a short time, as I have leased the store room to N. Katzenbach for five years, and have to give him possession very soon. The goods have all been marked in plain figures, at such prices as was never known in this market. Therefore, every one who is in want of my line of goods, had better avail themselves ot tbis opportunity, as the goods must be sold, and in a very short time, and low priccs shall sell them. 'T MAJOR B. HUDSON. 139 Main street.

—Grant, Greeley and Riddle.

—A. Akins, Merchant Tailor, 174 Main street has a fine stock of readymade clothing. —Until the great sales are over, Tuell, Ripley A Deming's retail department will be the popular center of the city, for the ladies. Stacks of dry goods at cost is the attraction.

—Shawls, Shawls, Riddle bas them.

—A fine stock of piece goods will be found at A. Akins', 174 Main street.

—Corsets.—Riddle for Corsets. —Riddle, for new goods, not President.

—At A. Akins, 174 Main street, you will find a nice line of hats and caps.

•Grant and Greeley run on Riddle's time. —EVERY BODY TAKES IT! 'IS

Brady's Family Bitters. Brady's Kentucky Schnapps.. Brady's Greeley Bitters.

BOWSER & JOHNSTON,

No. 1 and 2 Dowling Hall, exclusive agents for Terre-Haute. —WANTED.—A few more reliable men to sell the HOWE SEWING MACHINE in this and adjoining counties. The only machine without a fault. Call on, or address THE HOWEMACHINECOMPANY. Office on Ohio street, between 5th and 0th. -A'"

Knitting Factory and Repair ftliep. -Wai, J. Bart mess has In operation at the corner of Third and Walnut streets, a Knitting Machine, for knitting stockings and socks. He also gives special attention to Repairing Furniture, Clocks and Watch es. olfl-tf. 4ft .• Janaea X. DIHIMB,and no oilier.

Go forth in haste, With bills and paste a to a at on That men are wise, Who advertise,

Are yen in want of a Ma 1 Cooking Range, any aise, call on Moore A Hagerty 181 street, and they will suit you.

For Ctieap cistern and fbrce pumps goto Moore A Hagerty, No. 181 Main St. ee-tf.

irytawsala nice mantle or grate, exnine Moore A chasing, 181 Main

amine Moore Hagerty's stock before purin street, ee-tf.

Far putting np gutter ana spoatlng, tin and sheet-Iron, jobbing, good and cheap, Moore A Haggerty can not be equaled, MI Main street. ee-tt.

Found.—Near McKeen Mlnshall'i Bank, 73 Main street, that candles, nnts, oranges, lemons and apples, are constantly kept on hand, and sell them cheap. Also the On est cigars ud tobaccos in the city, at

R. L. BLACK'S.

If yati want a nice mantle or grate, examine Moore A Hargertyrs stock before parchasing, 181 Main street. eetf.

Charles May lias opened his batcher shop on the southeast corner of Main and Ah streets, where he would like to meat the public. He will deal in the freshest, fattest and most exhilarating beef, the most soctlsatisfying mntton, and the most inspired pork. Gentle reader,

Hie thee to May's And fix yonr gaae

rpon the meats, the most tempting in town which he ottos tor sale so very low down.

How is This for Low Prices?

Bleached Muslins,

cents per yard. ..-1#

The Best Bleached Muslins

•l&lfe&city. |fjde,12^cenu.

Prints,Calicoes, Prints,Calicoes,

(JVi'ccnta per yard.

Canton Flannels,

lij

cents per yard, and cheap.

»:. Bed Tickings,

121$, 13,20,25 cents, extra at 35c per yard.

White Wool Flannels,

23 cents per yard.

Crash,

10 cents'per yard, worth 15 cents.

Table Linens,

The Greatest Variety and Lowest Prl««s.

Cassi meres,

All Wool, S5 cents, tl.OO, 91,25,51,50.

Water Proofs,

?1 per yard.

May happiness attend them.

\Y. S. RYCE & CO!

1.1

In the present generation. Office—Oasetta build inn. jane22-tl. It Is Conceded by Kvery One ttiat Moore A Hagerty are the best Tin and Slate Roofers in the city. ee-U.

Married.

"Us

WILLIAMS TURNER-On Thursday, October 24. 1872, at 8t. Stephens church, by Rt. Rev. Joseph C. Talbot, John (i. Williams to Florence, daughter of James H. Turner, Esq., all of Terre-Haute. No cards.

A few hours tfter the nuptial ceremony the wedded pair started for New Orleans. From there they will visit Mr. Williams' parents who reside at Natchez. That this trip may be pleasant and that the journey they will continue down the stream of time may be one of the happiest allotted to mortals, is the wish that goes with ttfem from a large circle of frlendsof the accomplished bride and talented groom.

BERBIMAN—HALL—Oct. 17ih,in Ladoga. Montgomery county, at the house of the orlde's brother's by the Rev. Wilson. Mr. Robert B. Berriman, of Springfield, III., to Miss Jane Hall formerly a lesldent of this city.

BrigfR and MllllKnn.—Jos. II. Bnggs A J. A. Milllgan have formed a partnership, and would respectfully call attention to the fact that at the old stand, northwest corner of Fourth and Cherry streets, they are selling the best and freshest groceries at the lowest prices and would be pleased to have all call and see for themselves. With a desire to please, and by fair dealing and low prices, they hope to receive a share of patronage. Mr. Milllgan, so long in the Dairy business, would like to meet his old friends at his new stand. A stock of feed constantly on hand. Juuel5tf.

ALLY DEMOCRATS!

Democratic Speaking!!

Candidate for

i!!

Elector at Large,

O'Connor and Adams

For President and %lfte President,

Will addressthe Citlsens at the

COURT HOUSE,

Tuesday, October 29,1872,

At 7 o'clock P. M.

Both parties are respectfully invitml to attend, and hear the living issues of the day discussed.

J^OCKWOOD'S

LADIES AND GENT'S

Oyster Saloon,

%nd Con ffectloaery,

Cook's new lilock, north Fourth street.

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OY8TER8 served in every Myle. Also for sale by the can. •V-LAdiee will find this the finest room In the city, snd a pleasant place to enjoy a dish of oysters. ol£tr.

SHIRTS

Made to Order.

Fit Guaranteed.

ALL NUMBERS IN STOCK.:

Constantly on hand the

Hncat fltsrk Gents' Fnrnlsklng Gaods tn Ike City.

OTIS,

rXDER NATIONAL HOtfSEi

PRESIDENTIAL I" Election 1872.

The qoslUied electors, of the coontjr at Vigo, in tbe State of Indiana, are herb* notified that there shall, on Tuesday, following tbe first Monday In November. A. D. 1872, (Mh NovemberuRY) be elected fifteen Elector* for President and Vies Praddeat of tbe United Slates. Vis: Four of soeh Elector* shall be for said State at large one such Elector Iter each Congressional District* of said State.

Look at these Goods for Quality?

Filly Per Out. ader Valve.

25 and SOc Draw Goods,

Defy Competition of the World. t-

Double Width Cashmeres,

Jin all Colors, 25 to50o per Yard Under Price.

Stripe Rays for Suits,

00c per Yard.-

it-. -v 1

Black Catilibier^. Black Jlolialra OOe worth 75. Black and Jlonrniag tioods. Black Cashmere Face Silks.

Black Silks, wnrlh |S,SO.

Black Silk Cloak Velvets, *6,00 to $23,00 per Yard. Stripe Ottoman Shawls.-v Stripe Reversible Shawls. Cheapest and Best Style

Shawls to be FounjjL

Furs! Furs! Furs!

Ladies and Miftse-" Furs, the Largest Stock and ixiwest Prices to be found anywhere.

W. S. KYCE & 00.

TAOES IT PAY

The Hartford Fire Ins.Co.,

Has demonstrated this «juestion to upwards of 17,000 of iu patrons, in Jhe recognition and payn-ent of their claims to extent of over

$15,000,OOP.

Furnished practical solution of it to 610 an (Teres by the

GREAT CHICAGO FIRE

who realised speedy relief to amount of nearly

1,800,000.

Re-affirmed to satisfaction of Hundreds of Mercantile Houses, saved from liankruptcy through prompt indemnlty under

Hartford

Policies.

WlMlom mt It

lllUNtrntetf,

in thousands of Homes Re-habllitatd and refurnished by timely provision of If ART fOKP WMialiy.

rOM.Y Or JIK«LE4TI it, seen in poverty and suflTeriog of innltltu^oa overtaken by calamity.

CHABTBBED Ml*.

Dnrlng Sixty yearn of eventful experience, bas shown ability to meet every conceivable disaster.

AsMt* dept. I, IffTS.

Cash on hand and Cash Items, $162,12) 56 Prera. in course of tmn#mi-«ion... 126^00 00 Loans on Bond and Mort«age, (1st

Lien.) 519,427 IS Real Estate. «*42 Stockaand Bonds at Market Value, Wl^M

«3,1M^K

LIABILITIES.

Loaacsin process of Adjustment. 1185,094 81

Business derived from National sonreca. Stability unaffected by Ixical Disa*iT»,

Aivrmf fs*h laeoaae

$7 ,000 Per Day.

All boaineaa transactions eondoetfd on b* da of prodencc, safety, and Commercial Honor. n.EX«i iiE rot ,,

Hartford Policies

of Agent* in all towns and cities.

I1AOER A McKEEN.

Agent, for Terre-Haute and vicinity.

rnHEW K&odl

WILLIAM TTSTEWART.

Oct. 4, M7Z. Sheriff Vigo Co., Ind.

IHE STATE OF INDIANA, VIOOCOUNIn the Vigo Common P'eas Court, lm WmmIWvm. Amanda M. Wandle. No. 4J7i. In Divorce. Belt known that on the 2lh 'lsy of October 1872, aald PUlntlff filed nn Affi.Iaylt in du* form^thowtng that said Amanda M. Waudle la a non-raiMentof tbe Stale of Indiana.

Maid nonnrertaent defendant i» herctf notiBed of the pendency of said action yin«« ber. and thai tbe same will stand for trial at the Decewoct term of said Court la the year 1*72.

Attml: MARTIN HOLLINUER, Clerk. cCt-8L

HOSIERY! HOSIERY!

SIZE. LENGTH. BREATH, COMPAWI AND QUALITY INCLUDED FOR iHE LEAST MONEY.

Ladies Hose, Misses llosr. Children's Fancy Wool llo&e, in

Endless Variety. Fleeced Cotton Hose, 25c per Pair and Upwards. -J At

Ladies Square llandkerchTTfe*. Ladies Ties, Scarls, Ladles Lace Collars. ,J Ladie» Linen Sethi.

Ladies Underwear,

Vests and Pants.

Misses I'nion &uits. Children's lTnderwear. Gents Underwear Wrappers and

Pants^

Special Low Prices in theabotc*

Hoist the Flag Higher!!

RING THE BELLS LOUDER!!

Our Kush of Customers must Continue! 2

Our Instructions from Now York Partners are

Sell the Goods! Keep things Lively

Presidential elections must not bo allowed to interfere with trade,

OVERCOME ALL OBSTACLES.

DO THE BUSINESS.

KYEN IF TO DO IT GOODS HAVE TO BE SOLD AT COST. Under these instructions we have pi iced upon sale the piles of goods recently received at priors but little above New York cost.

TOINSURE

Another lot of Klvo Thousand Yards of Yard W'.de Klne and Heavy Fiibleneh#*} Musllu at 10c ft yard. Three Thousand Yard* of G®od Fine Unbleached Maslln at 8c ynrd.

Three Thousand Yards ol the Cvlebeated Sterling I!H I'ard Wide White Miirtine Muslins at 16c a yard. ,, .. Uood Yard Wide White Muslin at 12^c.

We have just received some Exiruonilnaiy HUIKUIMK in medium and low priced Dress Goods, which we are selliDg at 20, *5, IX), 35 and 4(»\ We believe'that we have three times as large un assortment of Dross Goods at Uitwe prices as any other store iu Terre-llnule.

Great Bargains in Black Alpacas at 2o, 30. Xj. 40, ."0, 60 and 75c. An elegant stock of nevr SHAWLS and OTTOM AN SUAKFS .lust received. Having been bought since the decline they are wonderfully oheap when compnrtd with linstock of other stores bought early in the s»nson.

CASS1MEHES, JKANS, WATERPROOFS nud FLANNIIJS, also bought since TH» decline. •.«»,-

New Styles of Carpets Recently Received. Some (Jreat bargains in Hosiery at 1'J1^, 15 and 18c. :,t.s

HEARQ11RTEKN FOR GOOD FllM AT LOW FK1CFS. FOSTER BROTHERS' Ureiit Blew York Clijr lry Gondii Store.

W. S. RYCE it CO.

North side Main St., Terre-Haute.

CARD

To the Weakly.

COMSTOCK^

mi.

The well-x vivn Doctor all oyer the {fasten* States, H1S» the Western States has now taken an otMceover Christopher A.Lelblnira boot nud shoo storei No. 17 Main stroei. between Sixth and Seventh, Kaufman* Block. Terre-Haute, ltd.

Peison* will bear In mind that by visldar us they have tho practical cxiKiilonce of two phyMri:tus, instead of one, and our advantage* In seeing and treating tlMmaBy different dtse.tsesin different climate** gua»lets to ov.r more perfect suwess than w#» could expect if our practice was confined w» one locality. My treatment W uilid, tb* many inetllcines are prepartxl by B^VSRJU. My meillcincH are ot herbs, vegetables a Balsam the hard labor and a good mal«cine that does the cure. 1 use 110 mineral, nor do I use any poison. While I wtiU Madison six months my office was cm«rd«*l 1 look for full office here in 'lVrre-Jlaufcu. Hear in mind my consultation Is one doll&t, I tell you your disease by the eye. Mfe. for all oM Chronic diseases of long standing, such as Weakness, Rheumatism, IrregwU*itlec, Tumors, Catarrh, Liver or Heart dt»ease. Fevers, llendaclx*. all pains. Dialtcicr, Asthma, l\ysie|»sla, Fits, Spinal PIse^sBn, Mackaehe,:«ud Lung Diseases, allK}'ea»4 Ear Diseanes.

Try me, \rP.l give you perfect sitMW tlon. My tt'eatineuts arnCuoh. L. COMHTX*-

MPORTANT

TO INVALIDS!

We woaul Mil attention to tbe Inhalatfok of Steam Atoialeed Medicinal Liquids tow the cure of nil

LU SI COMPLAINTS'

Known AS Jomumptloii, Catarrh, AMkflfca. and Hemorrhage of the Lungs, Bronchitis. Hoarsnewi, Ulcerated, and all other Tkruaa limiiniirm, »VTI*IVU« niiu un uniti Complainta, Catarrh In the Head and N'gaz cavity. Th(* inhalation of proper renw**a permeii'.f* tbe very extrenutv of every eaM imparting lfe and virtue directly tolas dlseaj»d Lung and blood. Tltua we ia how It corM when all other means fall.

We also pay apeclal attentloiito tlw*ialovinKdiimuM: Rlieumntll»m, Neartljrla, Hcrofula. Private Complaints, Oncers, Tmmora, Big Mock, Sore Kyea, OranulatipM. JXMM of f*iglH, and Hearing rostored

manycaaea, Liver Complaints, DlKeaawaf theHtor-iscn, Bowels, Spleen, Heart, Mney*, l"r n»rv' and Sexual organs.

Pile* pontlively cured In frrm three to ten day* Unto. No cutting nor tying la Any msie, uo aiaUcr bow bad, a cure waxr«i»la# eveiV lime.

All complalnta common to women traced in perfect confidence. Call and ae* as. we will not deal vqjnffy by you in following «he exauiplo of maar lmj»*rto«v

DR. HTKIXBERtiEKANOV

OVBKT1IE BOOKOTOUE

IsHOIiUTIOX.

v' rr^'. I Oppoaite the P^at Offlot-

Torre-llaate, iaf

The phTtnersblp heretofore exNting tweeti the nudemgned Is dlsaolvedtry n*»Urr-

tnal eonaentjOeonte M.Hcoli. retiriag. Vm bttfrin«MwiU be continued by Ort-n cer. wbo are alos? aniber»l/et to en debts do# the old firm and will poy ail «m*•tandioit MabJitles.

OEOlKiK M. fHXJTSi w. MKRl Kit,

.• DAVID OREN.