Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 3, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 December 1872 — Page 7

THE YUKA DEVIL The Story °f

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[Frotli the Overland Monthly.] On the reservation there one# lived an Indian who www thoroughly bad in every respect that he was generarty known by tueaoubriquet the "Ynka Devil." He committed all the seven deadly sins aod a good many more, if not every day of his life, at least as often as be could.

One day he wandered off a conslderable way from the reserve, accompanied by two of his tribal brethren, and tbey I fell upon and wantonly murdered three squaws, without any known provocation whatever. They were pursued by I a detachment of the garrison, overtak«n, captured, carried back menacled band and loot, and consigned to the guard-house. In some Inexplicable i.: manner the Devil contrived to break his fetters aaunder, and then tied them on again with twine, in such a fashion I that when the turnkey came along on f* a tour of inspection, be perceived noth ing amiss.

Being tuken out for some purpose or other Hoon afterward, he aeized the opportuny to wrench oft his manacles and escaped. But he was speedily overtakI on again and brought down with a bullet, which wounded him slightly, taken back to tb«» guard-bouse, heavily Ironed, and cast into a dungeon. Here he feigued doatb. For lour days he never swallowed a eruui of nourishment. tasted no water, breathed no breath that could be discovered, and liy with every muscle relaxed like a corpses. To all human perception be was dead, exoept that his body did not become rigid or oold.

At last a vessel of water was placed on a table bard by information oi that fact was casually imparted to birri in his native speech all the attendants withdrew, the dungeon relapsed into silence, and he was Hecretly watched.

After a long time, when prolound stillness prevailed, and when the watchman had bORun to believe be was In a trance at least, he cautiously lifted up his head, gazed Healthily all around him, scrutinize'! «very cranny and crevlco of Unlit, then softly crawled on all fours to Him table, taking care not clank lih chain* the while, took down thf pitcher, and drank, deep and long.

They rushed in upon him, but upon tli instant—so fatuous was the obstinacy ol the savage—bo dropped at if he had boon shot, and again simulated death. But ho was now informed that his play was quite too shallow for any further purposes, and as soon as the gallows could be put in order, the executioners entored and p'nlnly toldjhim that the preparations were fully completed for bis taking off.

He made no sign. Tberi, half dragging, half carrying the inlsorable wretch, they conducted him forth to the Mcaffold. All limp and flaoid and norvnli'Kh, a« he is, they lift him upon the platform but still ho makes not the least motion, and exhibit* no conMclousnesa ot ail tbea« stum and grim preparations. lie 1m supported Itl an upright poslllon between two soldiers, hanging a lifclOHM burden upon their shoulders f:

his hoad Is lifted up from hh breast, whoro It droops in heavy helplessness the new-bought ropo, cold and hard *\nd prickly, Is colled about his neck, and the huge knot properly adjusted at the Hide the merciful cap, which shuts oil" tlioso henrt-slckening preparations frotn tho eyes of the faint and shuddering criminal, is dispensed with, and everything is In perfect readinoss.

Tho solemn stillnoss befitting the awful spectacle about to bo ouacted Jails upon the few spectators tho fatal nlgnal is glved tho drop swiltly descends tho supporting soldiers sink with It as It abuut to vanish Into the oarth and hide their eyes from the tragedy with a dead, dull thud the tightening ropo wrenches tho poor savage from their upbearing shoulders Into pitiless midair and tho Yuka Devil, hanging tbero without atwltchorshlvor, quickly passos from simulated to unequivocal and unmistakable death.

I- Correspondence Kanias City TlmosJ

jk ABOUT TEXAS. Tho visitor to Texas is astonished when he thids many of tho chief articles in the sustenanco of lile lacking their places upon tho table—-articles which ahould bo more plentiful here than in any other region of the country on the globe. And just here is where the outot, sedate, formal M«jor of

Kansas City, met with tho most bitter disappointment In his Southern trip. Tho Major Is exceedingly fond of mils. In fact, milk was his tlrst diet, and being constant and inflexible in alibis movements and designs, ho has not in maturer years forgotten his tirst love, but clung to that love, rather, with all the tenacity and persevoranoe of age and youth.

Immediately upon entering Ttfxas soil, at our first dinner, the Mtyor looked anxiously about the table for some evidence or the presence of his love. Ills recoinnoitre was a painful one. There waa no milk nor any ovidence oi its presence to be found. "Waiter, bring me a glass of milk." r, "We have none, sir!" fv- "What J"

In blank horror the'walter wilted

fore the thunder tones or that exclamation. ••What!"' again roared the "Can It be jHMsiblo that you have no milk?" "i aasure you not a drop, sir.*1 "Then I'll tind aotne in another house." Ho saying, he grasped his hal and hurried out or therootu,**

Before we had finished our dinner, however, Major I, returned, almost out of breath, a twinkleof his eye, and joy beaming out ooidly oil over his broad face. "Knn»ka! Eureka!" nnd he placed on the table by his plate a pint or unlklsh white liqulu. A good eye at once saw that it wo* not pure milk, that thin white-yellow substance. Major 1 thought he had the genuine article. The liqr.ld waa drank, however, and then the Major discovered that w«« an Inferior quality of condensed milk/ "Is it possible," he afterwards remarked to a Texan, "Is It possible that with tbm*and* of cattle gracing upon vour hide you have no milk that with the tnoet magnificent grass country in the where you make no bntwr,"

world, *»d your pralrir* ereryre covemi with good cows, that

Yet such Is the fact, .Nearly every pound of better consumed in Tfcxa* is imported, and alt the milk to be had there eosnee in the Kria of a condensed article fro «n the Northern 6iat««^ With all the facilUiee for products of the soil necessary for bay rsUin*, yet Texas burs nln«*teuths of her bacon, hams, and lord, iroru her 3Tortliertt sister NUtes, With soil nnsnrpsissed for corn, otu, and wheat, hei^ greater part of those products are Imported. The chief Maple of Texas eoti is cotton, and to that product former* devote their attention to the dettiment of everything else. Time and immigration, however, will produce a great chouge in that r»|» net as well aa oU*»rs» Keen, (nor folic laruier* will disco

that all the necessaries of life can be produced on their plantations witnotit neglecting their great staple, cotton.

It will. b« a glorious day lor Texas when such a state of affairs is inaugurated. For even as it is now the exports of the State forthe3'ear 1870 exceeded its imports in the sum of twenty million dollars sol^*

What, then, may we expect of Texas when the soil is made to produce everything of which it is cspable! The balance of trade in its favor will assuire hage proportions and its people will eujoy an era of prosperity and plenty beyond the most sanguine anticipations of its most hopeful and farseeing inhabitants.

The Markets.

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Tkkek-Haute,

Fleece

Dec. 13.

The following figures are paid to farmers and others by dealers In this city: BEESWAX—Yellow S 25@S BUTTER— Best .. 2(X§ CORN MEAL 60 K(KJ8—Frehh 25® FEATHERS— Live Geese....... 5b

Old .— 10®

FLOUR—Fnncy brands 7 25@ 7 60 FRUIT—Green Apples, dull 75@ 1 00 Dried

Dried Peaches. ....

ORALS—Corn, new oats, new Rye, new white wheat

Salted

*& 6 5@ 6 250 30 2U@ 22i 65 65

Alabama. Mediterranean .....

140 1 30

GINSENG... .. GREAHE-Brown HAY-Per ton HIDES—Green trimmed

10 10

1} Dry salted if® Dry flint. "Hlieepskluf TALLOW PRO VISIONS—Hams.

15 17

1«S» 75@ & 16 l(Hj# 11 8

150

Hides.Hhoulders.

MUSS PORK-Per bbl LA KD—Country POTATOES....

13 00@15 00 7® 8 150(3 60

POULTRY—Turkeys, alive per lb. 8® 10 », dressed 100 12 Ducks per dozen 2

W(& 8

.Geese 8 60 Clilc'ns, old, perdoz. 3 00 idressed 2 -in® 3 00

SEEDS—Flax I 15 Clover. 10 RAGS—Cotton 30 WOOL—Tub-washed....... 550 60

450 60

Unwashed 363 4Q

BUSINESS CARDS.

6HX II. 6 HUVLK, DEALER IN Leather. HMe«, Oil A Findings,

No. 178 Main street.

Cnih for If Ides, Pelts, Rough Leather, elc. OOll A Mk ^^uoIt»3I5^uu™ucLuIT

Dealers in

IIARDWA It E nml CCTLEBY, 15-

154 Alain street.

*3JuAnents for the Hoi n» Itlchniond Plow. «ii)i

«VHJV, Wholesale and Retail

Denier In lints, t'apn, Furs, nail Straw ClOIMlft, *14 113 Main street. & ff-

WhtbaTJET

Confectioucr ami Baker, dealer In Forel«u and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, C'rack(irs, Fire Works etc., 119 Maiu street. Established In 1837.

UK NCW V^UU Uiukk, 7 Main street, near Court House square, Dry UooUw, iirpefs, Wall Paper.

Nlaadeo, Ac.

^^^^^FaBDKIUCKRUSCUIAUPTACO. K. I'ttKEMAK,

Amerlenn A Foreign ^faichet, JEWKLUV,

Ac.,

Opera Honse.

I ki^M,

1'IAIVOS, IHELODEOKS, ORGANS, Musical Instrnnients. A-c., Palae« of Mnslc. 48 Ohio street..

F.Riii.-lUl"l'k MUkUJAi. UaJi. TUTE, 182 Main street, up slAlrs. Mu sic taught In all its brnnehos. Pupils may enter at any time. Agency Tor Htclnway pianos. A. SmnK. Prlnrliwl. ritAIIEk ft CO.,

WHOLESALEGROCERS,

190 Main street. Terre-Hante, Indiana. nrsimr Dealers In Stoves, Reaper*. Aurir.altnrnl Implements,

And manatactured Tin Ware, fiO and 52 Main street. W. Itll'I'KTOK, «,• Goneral dealer In GltOCERIES, PROVISIONS A PRODUCE,

National Block, '.5f Main street.

A. FOOTK,

tj Dealer In

Garden, Field & Flower Seeds,

No. 55 Main street.

LftALL,

Dealer in

Stoves, Mantrln, Orate*, Tin Plate, Japan and I'rrntrd Wttrr,

DRI

128 Main Stroet. North Side.

OM. PAIMTN, OH.S, y. Glass, Toilet Articles, Brushes, &<X,

O ULICK & BERR Y,

Corner Mnln and 4th streets.

I'PrKNMEUKR BBOS.,

CLOTNIKRS,

118 Main street.

^AKRKK, IIOBKRO A CO.,

Oreat Headqna'rs for Dry Goods,

beJONKPII

I Opera TTonse Corner.

Wtiolmi»le*ii'l Retail Dealer in Chotre Tww, €*R* ea. Sujmr*.

Tnney

and Ntaple Wroccrtea, N'o. IW MilH ••wt.

HK SKW WUKCI.KR

WIUSOJI

H«wlna Maehlno,

MARSH II. SOHOOLEY, Agent, Ottpmllc atlr«tr»»t.

rilll.IP NKWHARTH

Terr*-lti*wt* Plow Fnclory, l*t "itn^t. in^r Main. B. I'HKABIiR, Attorney At Uw

Xsfarjr Pokll«

Xo. AIX 0TKR*T, Thlnl and Kourth. 21.

AM few M. rRINIIKR, Watchmnkrraao *1 J«'Wrlrr, OI. So tre*«t. muiIIi ot tlie Court, House, Trrre-Hauto, Ind. Watrhea, Qooh and JesMlry rer«»red. Engraving neatly d^no sn'l warrsitilxl t. yiv«» n»U»tactlon.

Bvrtlktt

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Wlioliw«lea«dllettdiu

liookscllors and Stationers,

].B Main Strvct.

"SAY YES!

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o. r. ftwtrn. v. WKCCI.CI, iviUm in

VINECAR BITTERS

No Person can take these BMtera Se cording to directions, and remain loni unwell, provided their bones are notdestroyefi Ity mineral poison or other means, and vital organs irasted beyond the point of repair.

Dyspepsia or liuligealiou, lleadarhe, Pain In the Slioal^lers,

CourIia.

For PemnleCouiplaiiits, in yonngorold, married or sinjrlc, nt the dawn of woYiiuiihood, or the turn of life, these Tonic Hitlers display so Jccided an Influence that improvement soon perceptible.

For Inflammatory nntl Chronic ItheninatUin and (lout. Itilions. Remittent and Intermittent Fevers. Diseases of the Wood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Hitters have no eqnal. Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood.

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They wren geutle Purgnllvc as well as a Tonic, possessing the merit of acting as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and In Bilious Diseases.

For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Ithenm, Blotches, Spots, I'imples, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, King-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloratlons of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of t|*e system In a short time by the use of these Bitters.

Qrateftil Thonsaiiils proclaim Vinegar Bitteks the roost wonderful Invigorant that ever sustained the sinking system.

It. If. l*IcDOIVAI,D A CO.

Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal., cor. of Washington and Charltou Sts., X.Y. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS.

NOBLE CHARITY.

Omaha Lottery

In aid of the

NEBRASKA STATE ORPHAN ASYLUM, To be Drawn in Public, Dec. 30th, 1B72. Tickets $1.00 each er Six for $0.00.

Tickets sent by Express G. O. D., if desired. 1 Grand Cash Prize 175,000 1 Grand Cash Prize 25,000 1 Grand Cash Prize 15,000 1 Grand Cosh Prize 10,000 1 Cash Prize 5,000 1 Cash Prize- 4,000 2 Cash Pri zes, J3.000 each 6,000 4 Cash Prizes, 2,000 each® 8,000 2 Cash Prizes, $1,000 each 2,000

For balance or Prizes send for Circular. This Legal Enterprise is endorsed by the highest authority of the State and best business men.

The limited number of Tickets on hand will be furnl.sli*d those who apply first. All Prizes will be paid in full.

Wantkd.

MRTMIE MOUV SAW MILL m»/ trt Ciiveo proBlAbljr b* to* Jwwer of

and onu from 1500 to 3000

feet of lumber p«r dijr. It hu doubl«-ct Held Block. Two h&adi en readtlr run the Mill aol Kafla*. II e»n b« remored to now local It on 1 t«rohorti*

CHAXD1.KR TATtiOR, IodiuapolU, Ind.

loss*« jom

ff W HOI.KS A L.K XOTIOSS. 1 (ftmnimiott Merchants, IIS Main stiw*.

Tia W«r«.

Ayncr Kalrta ik' I'O Main atrscC

)HIUP KADKL, of SaddlkH and HarnsNs, hips Curry Oomba, Brushes, Horse Blatt* k«*. Ac., alii work warranted. Lowcatprksea In U»p dtj', 1M Main streH, near Tth. uarrtN a arxstroni.

DBUQCIXiTS, liS Main Street, nwratxth,

LD RELIABLE."

KUPPEN HEIMER'S

Clothing House

Fall & Winter Clothing

Ever brought to this city. Our stock comprises a splendid line of Benvcr, Coney, Chinchilla and Melton

O E O A S

Cheaper than ever.

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A. {Superb Line of Suits!

Durable, Stylish and neatly put together, $t the very lowest prices. We are enabled to show onr customers and the public generally the most complete line of

•,, Gents' Fnrnishing Goods!

At the very lowest prioes. We are determined to please everybody in Style. Price, Quality, Ac. If you doot believe what we say, come and convince yourself.

KUPPENH12IMER 4 BRO.,

n&-tf Mo. 118 Main St., Opera House Block.

J*HEO.

STAHL

Is making a specialty daring the

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Fill, ATOWRTIR TRADE

Of a large assorlusnt of,'

Lamps

A S 4 A N A E E E 1 4 1 8 7 2

LampGoods

The OoMt stock ever broupftt into Mr I have all sizes and varieties, and at «U1 priom Uy wholesale and rei. Utll. Iaiaomakea*pe~ cialty ot -t

PERKINS A HAfSITS.

bat

harei

lOliii IT PAY

Tightness of the

Chest, Dizziness, Sour Kructaiiuus of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth. Uillons Attacks. Palpitation of the Heart. Inflammation of the Lungs. I'ain in the rccions of the Kidneys, and a hnndred other paimii! symptoms, are the offsprings of Dvspepsia. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of Its merits than a lengthy advertisement.

Agents

For full particulars address J. M. PATTEE, General Manager, Omaha, Neb.

Tn-llorit PoruMt

Knfint,

TO INSURE*

RAIRIE

NO. 118 MAIN STREET, Opera House Corner.

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We wonld ad?ise our old friends and customers that we are In the fieldogalu with the best and most elegant line of

IDS. CO.,

The Hartford Fire

Has demonstrated this question to upwards of 17,000 of its patrons, in the recognition and payixient of their claims to *•«. extent of over

$15,00,0,000.

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Furnished a practical solution of It to 6io sufferes by the

OREAT CHICAGO FIRE who realized speedy relief to amount of \ti

n®arly

$ I 8 0 0 0 0 0

Re-afllrmed to satisfaction of Hundreds of Mercantile Houses, saved from Bankruptcy through prompt indemnity under-

CHARTERED ISIO a

Gash Capi'l $1,000,000

During Sixty years of eventful experience, has shown ability to meet every conceivable disaster. .v

Assets Sept. 1,1S73. -'H:-'--

Cash on hand and Cash Items, 8102,128 56 Prera. in course of transmission... 125,000 00 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, (1st

Lien.) 519,427 13 Real Estate 448,175 60 Stocks and Bonds at Market Valtie, 961,964 89

CITY

Planing Mills.

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Policies.

Wisdom of It IllMtrnt«d,

in thousands of Homes Re-habllltat£d and refurnished by timely provision of HAST* FORD Indemnity.

FOLLY OF ITEG LECTING IT, seen in poverty and suffering ot multitudes overtaken by calamity.

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CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

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Manufacturers of '"f

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WINDOW

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Sasli^ Doors, Blinds,

MOULDING BRACKETS

STAIR RAILING, BALLU8TERS, 1 J" Newell Posts, Flooring, Siding,

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1 And all descriptions of .si ?. j1.

FINISHING LUMBER.

Wholesale and Retail dealers inv

Pine Lumber, Lath & Shingles, •. ... r-%

Slate Roofing,

AND ROOFING FELT.

Custom Sawing, Planing and Wood TurnIns done to order. Alt work warranted. Oir. Ninth A Mulberry Streets.

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JAS. H. TTRXKR EW FIRM.

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Hi# Anptod Born«r ts n|nd«d br all that nmd Has

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burner la

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ket. With Ihtrabore 1 k«wf a Mil HUe of Uwbotmtkeiol

QUEENSWARE,

GLASSWARE, CHINA, CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, Ac.,

At wtkoMaale and retail Call and nee. I I will yoarmniee prices anJ goods satisfactory.

THBO.STARL, South Foorth Strcti.

TURNEB&SHILLITO

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Safety Lamp and Ar^and Burner and Sbadca.

SUCCESSORS TO

Turner A ButiB.

W. B. Shillito. having purchased Um is* lern«t of T. C. Bautin in toe firm of Turner A Bvntin, we turn ibrmod (D{«rto«nMs atidar the name and dfleof Turner A Shiilllo, and will continue tta

FAMILY GROCERY AXD

General Produce Business, AT THE OLD STAND.

Ourstoek tsfall aad oar prioaa sball be as low as the lowsst. We would be pleased to hav* our old ftiexxli call and see us.as w»U as new ones. JAMBS H.TURNKB,

WM.&8HILUT0.

U-tl. Opr. Mala 41 aarsnth sUests,

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$2,156,695 68

LIABILITIES.

Losses in process of Adjustment. 3185,081 81

Business derived from National sources. Stability unaffected by Local Disasters, Average Cash Income

Per

$7,000

Day.

All business transactions conducted on basis of prudence, safety, and Commercial Honor.

IO.EX(lVIRE FOR

Hartford Policies

of Agents in all towns and cities. HAGER A McKEEN, Agent, lor Terre-Hante and vicinity

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Robbers of Evert Description.

For Men, Women and CJhildren.

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ARCTIC OVER SHOES

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The "New" Wheeler & Wilson! UMV KI{SAI. KAVOIUTJt:.

THE WHEELER & WILSON,

Celebrated Family Sewing Machines!

HUDSON'S BUILDING, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, TERRE-HAUTE, I MARSHALL H. SCHOOLMY, Manager.^

2*. B.—Good Salesmen can find permanent eiLployment at this olBoe.

MONEY MADE AND SAYED.

Bay Pianos, Organs, Melodeons,

COXPOSUCi

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LADIES* RUBBER BOOTS,

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CHILDRESTS' RUBBER BOOTS,j jphijv js if *v ii c.(

Flannel and Fur Lined Boots and Shoes,

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In fact Everything in the Boot and Shoo lino.

HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL LINE OF THE WORLDWIDE ii -ji-is JUSTLY CELEBRATED

Byrnes' Rochester Shoes.

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ON ITS. JIERITS WB| -5#y if** •«. SEI.lt.

DO NOT FAIL TO SEE

THISMACniNE.

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ATTAWED PERFECTION.

The old style ot these machines wss the best in its day, but the latest, Silent, Adjustable Feeder, perfection and no mistake. __ All are invited to call at oar new and spacious Show Rooms, Hudson Block, opposite the Postofflce. We consider It no trouble, bat a pleasure, to show to every one our "New" Family Sewing Machine and to convince oar visitor* of their decided superior!-

If ytm are not In favor of the Wheeler A Wilson, we, will prove to yoo that It li THE BBST. 'ti I?.

Every Machine FULLY WARRANTED for three yea

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WM. BUMSKH CO., UeMral Western Agents. !•.'-J

BRANCH OFFICE FOR WESTERN INDIANA*,''

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THE MiSIC LCIE OF Tfllf

Great Headquarters of Musjc,

Tare-Hantev Indiana. J,

KISSNER'S PALACE op MUSIC,

Ko., IS Ohio Street, Sooth Side cl t'13 Public Square, MUAGEjrrPOBTHEr

World Renowned Enabe PiaflOS,'

Sleeks mM Um Psissi C'yeloldw,

Whotessle and retail agency for the unrivaled BUBDKTT OROANH. NEEDHAVE SILVER TONOtTE and other*. Pianos and Organs r«nt«l wo the rent will pay for them All kinds oT Masks Instruments repaired br eonpsUot workman.

F«ar bargains «o the PALACE MUSIC.