Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 7, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 August 1873 — Page 7

ipt«s»fpfrv rfP

THhuTRANQKHA LL UClNATION OF A YOUNG MAN. „Tbe Davenport (low*) Gaxetto vonebea for the abeolute troth pf the following, t'»oa«b from obvious rtMooi all ntuiM are suppressed:

On« of the leading citizen* of Xortb Davenport h*d an only daughter, wlio wu betrothed to a young man of fair promise, a clerk in a leading commercial bouse at Dubuque. Hi* visits to the city were regular, nod arrangementa had been made for an immediate union, when tbe bride-el&t was stricken down with typhoid fever, and, iu spite of all that skill and care coulii do, died. Tbe (Jazette reporter says "We saw ber in ber ooflln, drensod for tbe bridal of death, not for the consummation of ail earthly love. We witnessed the agony of her lover an he bent in apeecbleaa, tearlees abstraction over tbe satin-lined burial case."

After tbe melancholy journey to Oakdale tbe young man returned to Dubuque. Nervous ftver set in, and a peculiar hallucination seised him that his lost on* was present In tbo room draped in tbe same garb which had enveloped her clay. All remonstrance was in vnlti. He minutely described hfer lre**, bor appearance, and her position in bis chamber. Kven when his parents or friends would ail or stand where be declared her to be, bo saw her ulldo away and take another place. This went en for weeks, and the patient was gradually ainkiug under the physical and nervous exciteuumt when a friendly ruse was tried to euro hiin of his ecstitcy.

Corning to Davenport, his mother found that the funeral garments were

SIrs.

urcbaaed of C. A M., and made by a B. She procured the material,had it made up infacmmUe, and returning, a young lady as near in height and appearand)

h» could be fouud

was dress

f«d to resemble bis deceased love, and during one of bis fovemf and brief slumbers was Introduced into tbo room, taking her seat in a shaded corner.

His awakoning was|nxiously watched, and sanguine hopes of removing bis hallucination were indulged in. Jie woke nt length, and. turning bis eves in tbo direction of tbe pious fraud, stared with lixod eyeballs for few seconds and then raising himself almost upright in bin bed. flung his arms aloft, and shrieking in an unearthly voice: "My God, there are two 0/ them t" fell back and expired.

GONE WITH THE CIRCUS.

Had End of a Cincinnati Qirl who was JnfatiuUed with the Hero of a Oireut Ring.

From the Downleville (Cnl.) Mtssenger/T* On Wednesday night, July 2-'!, a w§nian ny the name of Mrs. Lotta Warner committed suicldrt, at 8ierra City, by taking poison. The history of the case Is a sad one, and the tnoral it points to Is not obscure. The deceased wss the wife oi a man by tbe name of Warner, clown in tbe circus, which passed through here a few weeks ago. At Sierra City she was taken sick and necessarily left behind. From this sickness she had nearly recovered. Sho appears, however, to have been tired of tho life she was leading, and the bad treatment of the man she had forsaken home and friends to follow. During her stay at the city she told the following story:

When but sixteen years old she forsook her home and friends in Cincinnati, and was married to William Warner. thw clown in the Paris circus, since which time she bad followed his fortunes. She states that at times h« had abused her, even going so far as to knock her down. In her deljrious moments, during bor sickness, sbo imagined that her husband was with her, and bogged and pleaded of him not to boat her any more. During her convnlescence she often expressed her determination nevor to live with him again, nnd expressed a desire to find some employment whereby she might earn her own living. At the lime she ran away from home, lurod by tho gaud* and'tinsel, tbe spangle and glitter of rirciu trapping*, sho

WHS

IOCKS

a more child

of sixteen. Four vearsonly have pass* etl, and now, still but child in years, she is ready for tho grave—older in suffering, If ber own statements be true, than many of her more favored sisters whoso

are fronted by the hands

or time. Sho died at Hush's Hotel, where she had been during her illness, uud whero she had been tbe recipient of every attention which the kiudhearted people among whom sho was could bestow. She slated that she had relatives by tho name of Wataou living in Cincinnati.

CONSUMPTION.

Consumption Is not a disease of the Innys, but one of the system, showing itscirin the lungs. If you lully comprehend this you are ready for tho com-mon-senae treatment.

Avoid all local tr«Rlnient, by lnhala» lion, avoid all tmnacea*. Including whisky and «t»d liver oil (fashionable to day, exploded to*»norrow, employ those natural methods about which wise doctors have nevor differed. 1. Walk, in all kinds of weather,two or three times a day. If too weak for this begin with the saddle. 2* ilunging by the hands in rings suspended from tbe ceiling, six feet nhove the Hoor,swinging backward and forward, sideways and in a circle. The effect upon the walls of the chest Is very remarkable. I have known such swinging to reduce the pulse very senKibly in a week. In each exercise continue until slightly fatigued. & Wash the entire akin with tepid water and good neutral snap every morning on returning ftrutu the tirnt walk,and rul the skin to redness every night on going to bed, with sharp hair gloves. I,awreuc*V KngUsh patent gloves are tb* beet* All druggists sell thorn. 4. Sleep much, retiring before nine, adding a nap in tne middle of the days Never forget that good ventilation during the hours of afeep is TlUl In every case of diseased lungs. &. Kat for bre*k(«st and dinner oat meal, cracked wheat, beef, mutton, plain bread, potato**, and other vegetable*, except tomatoes. Use 00 paatry or ether trash, Kat no supper. 6, Cultivate Jovial people, Laughter is the most" precious of all poesible exercise* for ail chronic lung sflections,—• iD it a

A (Iausa girl at the circus, some time ago, who was looking at the down

contort ioniat in another pan of the arena who had his legs tied around his neck, and an explanation waa necessary.

A Vkmioit woman undertook to paint the cellar etalrs. She found a ease or no sate. .ii .i ini .n.l cnmmenelnv at tbe PmIIm vknlRi pnienase veiee or |«ll ol paint, anil, cororo«m ing a* swb

top, painted borself Into the cellar and Address PHILLIP'S a MAIUN, Jhadf to crawl out of the window. I «l«.|y. P. O. Box t, Terre Haute, Ind

Advertisements.

$3,000 FOR 20 CTS.

Beior* yon start on a Journey, buy an Aeetdent Insurance Ticket of the B»llwajr PaiMa|«r» Aaaaronce Co.. of Hartford, Conn. Tickets fora*le at railroad station*. Ask for an Imnwnce Ticket. 1

WABASH COLLEGE,

CKAU-rOK»HVIl.LE, IND. Pall TtTm opens ttrpl. IS,

1473.

4th Grand Gift Concert

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE

OF KENTUCKY.

12,000 Cash Gifts $1,500,000.

EVERY FIFTH TU KFT DRAWS A GIFT ftl* J**

$250,000 for $50 ,i & The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized by special net of the Legislature for the benefit of the Public Libra 17 of Kentucky, will take plseo in Pobiio Library Hail, at IxniUvllle, Ky., WK»X ESDAY, DECEXBKK 3rd, 1WS.

Ooly sixty thounand tickets will be sold siul Mue-balf of Uieeo are intended for the European mark«t,HhnM ltavibK only for sale in the Un-'ed Hintea, where 1U0.0U0 were dl*po*ed of for the Third Concert. The tickets are divided Into un on pons or part* cud have on tbeir back the Scheme with a full explanation of the mode 01 tlaawlng.

At till* concert, wbloh will be tbe grand eat musical display ever witnessed Hi this country, tbe unprecedented sum of

$1,500,000,

divided Into 12,0u0 cash Bills, will be distributee by lot among the ticket-holders. Tbe number of the tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind children and tbe gifts from another.

Linoi'unst

One Orand Cash Gift. One Grand Cash Gift....—.. One Grand Ca*h Gilt. One Grand Cash Gift One Grand Caxh Gift 10 Cash Gilts 310.000 each 30 C'ali Uirt« o,U00 each........... 50 ChkIi Gifts i.000 each

Tho unpiiralleled1 snccess of the Third Gift Concert, u» well as tbe.Hattafactlon given by the First and He ootid, makes it only necta»ary to minounce the Foutlh to insure the prompt sale of every Ticket. The Fourth -»ift Concert will be conducted In all ludeiiiiU like the Tnird. and full particnlnrs may be learned from circulars, which will be sent free from this ottice to all who apply for them..

Tickets now ready for sale, and all ordere accornpauled by the mouey promptly filled. Uberal terms given to those who buy to veil again.

ITS BwHhitoid St., P»-

Hreech-lxwding Shot Guns, W0 to #500. IXJubletUiolGnnsjUJ to llo*'. Single Guns, t3 to rJO. Rifles, S8 to $75. ite vol vers, tb S25. Pistols, 91 tofA. Gun Material, Fishing Tackle, etc. Large discounts to dealers or clubs. Army Gabs, Kevolvers, «to., bought or traded for. Goods sent fly express C. O. u. to be examined before paid tor. OXI.Y THI\k I 25 CKXTS. rt For a half pint botll# of*

P00K MANS

FAMILY BITTERS

The k*»t ami ffcfs^t Bitters made. The cure all Rtlltona I»lae*««es. and arr. Invalualkte as a preventive of F*v*r a«d Avne. Itaisb Afrne. CblllwanU Frver. eir., efe. Mauctuctnred by PRH MAN lUTTKIW CO.. tswego, N. Y. I-arst#»jet-ties, foil quarts, |l. «n»For sale by nil trugKlet*. .L

1 No Tar used), for outsWe work m»d Iwshte, instewl of aster. Felt tSarpetlnas, 4«. tteml 2 stamns for Clrcotar and Sample*. C.

rAY.CMTHtm.mx.

to to s-2o®s&usf3i

OO. Portland. Wain*. (HI Ionic 1 SOWWSHAHITI JIL IA /VIIV Homctblng to pl»s« yon, Indl locMi pi««MKin* effect* and will sun you nnee trM you will not be without it.

j'j

,f ''I

•. t« ,I'

T&RRE

New

-HAUTE S

The Col*

legist**, Scientific, Pieparatory, Mercantile, Bullish and Military Department*—the latter with gymnasium— together with tbe building*, cabinet, apparatus, libraries, society kails, dormitory, etc., prmnt great attractions to students. Three railways pass through the town. Send lor o*la» loKuee. JOSEPH F. TUTTLK, President.

GRANDEST SCHEME EVEB KNOWN.

Wanted!

CHINA, GLASiS,

CARRIAGES

•93*,00f 100,000 ao.ooo »s,ood 17,5410 100.000 150,000

Cash GlfU '00 each 100 Cash Girtj^ 4 400 each 15*1 Cash Glftt each_ 250 (^mh Gifts "J» each tittCasli GtftM»»» ioO each„,

11,000 Cu«h Gilt*

SO.OOO 40.000 40,000 45,000 OO.OO*

.fjr*fW,oeo

SO eaph 550,000

Total, 12*000 Gifts, all easbi amounting to °..r .....gl,500,000 The dlntrlbutlon will toe positive, whether all the tickets are ibid or not, and the 12,000 gifts all puld lu proportion to the tickets »old—all unnold tickets.being destroyed, as at the First and Becond Concerts, ubd not represented In the drawing.

PRICE Ol^ TICKETS:

Whole tickets 950 Halves $2S Tenths, or each Coupon, 85 Eleven Whole Tickets for ?."00 2IX ricKets for (1,000:118 Whole Tickets ror i-MJOo, '£B Whole Tickets tor $10,000. No diMcount ou less thanSiOO worth of Tickets st a time.

Til OH. E. RRAMLF.TTE,

Agent Publ. Libr. Ky., and Manager Gift Concert, Pubtlc JUlbrary liuiiding, Louisville, Ky. Write for a Price List to J.HJOHSSTOJf,

tt&vlng strnggftSl ttrctity "ymr* nttween life nod death with AMTIIWA or PnTHINIC! 1 experiin«ntei myself by compounding n*»ts and hert*, and inhnllng the Medicine thusobiMaed. I fortunately discovered moot wohdwfal remedy and *mi« cure lor Asthma and ita

kiaUred ataea*e* Warranted to relieve tbe ***tr*«4 mro*r«m Instantly, so the patient can llf down to rest ami sleep comfortably. ONKTItlAL PACKAGE MKNT -V^iL FREE OF CHATtUK. AdttrMS D. JLA5^:LU ApplcOeek.^fajneOek,O.

BlJUJllNG FELT

li pensnble to any lady or geat, pieasan* effect* and will s*»it

fvn. prtxi aJI,« ... __ 50 ceo(» wh a Ibrfl. fr»* br nour.an mcxrt, m«i«isss. *e.

CKLoIOK

Automatic Gate,

(Patented Match Ikb, 1*71,}

1* a simple, durableiu»d perfect sdf-^wolttg

whirling hat with a stick, remarket) Hmlns mte. to her yonng man that ahe "used to do ThU Is weheiteve the ftrst and mtf? prsc that." The young man wan looking at tieal and rtftaN* gate ever ottered to tbe «elAats( In anAlkas ma* a# tka MtWilC*

The greea advantage* In saving no»«, aenoyanee. danger and low from nmtleMi horses, and many^ottoersaw amparmt to all.

Price of flm-ci*s» Iron Gates (tfotible) complete, and set up to order fie.

Single Gate Itlw ... Perfe-t w*t l*ftw?*lon guaranteed in every

nufrT thoai(jwntlto

ord^m once.

ir.„ h* vi* "4 jJi „'-5

HERIFF'S SALE.

THEO. ST-A.ia:x

««OLRiAli AW»mtC*Aih

and

L0WE8T CASH PRICES.

W SOOTT.

»*#*.

,vA5B

Of all KlndH.

L'lw imvi t:

mai

lly virtue of an order of Sale issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of Frederick Hake, and against Sidney B. Davis. Administrator ot the estate of Jesse I. Alexander, decese*d. I am ordered to sell the following Real Estate, situated iu Vigo county, Indiana, towlt: Ix»t number nineteeu (19) In Subdivision of section number sixteen, (18) Township number twelve, (12) north 01 range number nine, (9) west, containing four (4) acres, more or less, in vlgo county, Indiana. And on

Mtnrdiiy, lh« SOth dsy ol A«|p**t» 187:1, wltliln the legal hours ot Aid

PARTNERSHIP

The undersigned having formed a co-j»art-nersblp and purchased tne shop and business or Mr. Samuel T. Rc»se, intend to carry on the carpenter aud house building trade In all IU branches.

We aollolt the iwtrouage of Mr. R*e«e fbrmer customers and the public generally, feeling assured that an experience oft wen'five years in the bnsinees will warrant the confidence within ourselves, at least, giving general satisfaction. As to out ability to execute everything In our line ot bwdnecewe would jeter tbe public to the old and reliable mechanics of our city, 8. T. Reese and T. B. Bnsnp.

All orders tor work will be promptly and satisfactorily attended to at the old stand, eorner of Heventli anU W alnnt

VECIXL NOTICE.

Having soW our stock of "Oroeeflerf, Pfovl«k»os, *o., it is very laipoitant old business sboukl

May 1,1973.

twake,more

nsii

pl«s ot either sex, )-wu« old, money at Work tor dsiti their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything else. Particulars free AddressU. 8T1 .NSON

~*3CEBORCaK I.AMPM, •m

"MASON AN» WIRE-TOP FKl'IT JAUS A^D

•Sfce I I .t I A (. "I I I I call particular attention to COUXTItV MteRCH.iJ^TS, my stock to complete and wiUdnpUoete Iudlaupspolls, OM*oi*U't# «f JfivmieyiUe

J»IANtrrA€TORY—West Side or Public Square. %. DEPOSITORY—McOrogor Block, Main e'. lwtween First and Second, TERRE-HAUTE, IMK gb- Repairing done with ncutue&* and cHapatcli. tnay21-3m.

PLATFORM SCALES,

Aud RAILROAD TR SdLES, Call on or Address H. J. KEELER, 203 ZVortfc »th Street. Send for Ctrenlnr. TEIKIIE*trAVTt:, IXl».

i"W.H.SCUDDER,

MAllUr.

Confectionery,

jXo. 194 Main Street, bet. «lli and 7tli, Motrnpnlitm mock,T'm-Haute, Ind.

day, nt

the Court House door, lu Terre Haute, I will otfer the rents and profits of the above do? scribed Heal Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder fbr cash, and upon failure to roallz* a sum sufficient to NRtlsfv said order of sale and costs, I will then and there oltVr the fee-simple, in

and

to said Ileal Estate, to the lilgliest bidder for cash to satlsty the same. This 9th day of August, 1N7*. prsfoe.tll. JOHHUA M. HULL, 8Uerlff.

NOTICE.

that oar We Mr

be closed op.

speclfully request those Indebted to ttS, knowing the same to be due, to gome Ibr ward and settle without delay. Our notes and accounts will be kent at the old stand, 'fttreer Main ami TUi stwets, and one of us wUt b« found there to aftend times.

TURNER A 8H1LLITO.

L.1ST CA1Im

notes §aA aecottiiUftue TurtwrA BadestJlI kept Uve. old stand. Persons udte notice that this is

tin an still kept at Indebted will nMui the last call. 1 will wait upon you.

Mayl.ufc.

befouni there ready to J. H. TURNER.

1JX) DELINQUENT

1lj Tax payers.

Xntlee is herebr giv^n that all persons whose delinquent city taxes are not paid by the SMh Of the pt\**ent month, will be called upon by*Uieeolle«4or, who will demand property out of which the taxes can be made. These taces "must be paid." Inter* •Wed parties will pleasp take notice, and by settling their taxes, either with thecolleeu»r or at the oAce. before the time above specified, they wilt aav«-themselves costa and trouble, and the undersigned will he relieved of a decidedly unpleasant duty.

TKRK»-Hai 7S, An*, t, 113*.

NEW BATH

Anew aud reliable change in eeder lo tarnish

MlttffV& .YACUtDTAfi JTfUAHOitfHWT

WMkvm1

In Queensware, €rtassware, Chandeliers,

ffsi

QIIIh.

THEO.STAHE

B3 Mala M&r«e(. two doors Wert ef Foenrtlv

10,000ablebod led citizaus of Terro*Hauto and

•icinity, to help ton ont oiw Splendid Stoek

QUEEN8WARE,

H. S. KICH ARSON & CO.,

Mala Street, Cor. of Alloy, between 8r4 and 4th, Nortli Side.

|Jt'

which we are mlllng at

J. K. ORAFF#,. Z# ». P. SCOTT.

SCOTT. GRAFF.& CO.,

-*4$

Iftvf U*

8PBIX« nil

WAGONS,

won

r-11 4Ck

%li y.-/

WKiOX, DEl»OT, WAY, i4*t t-n *.f tv-f SSV

S.T-1860-X.

TBPranr A VBOXT.VCLE pbspajutrw,

HMMitM. -ehWh la «h(1/rjitne see Cattsttts. Apsrisot, Nutritious. liinrttk1. Alterstive sad jBtodtons. Ttn wbcWItl'-ftssai1*!d his erti«t«t oasattt7 of l-tam the StlOAR CAWS to W? Cxu 5--/ fllmste, maktedte

PUUTATIOIWtdck

to them at all

RespectfaUr, JOHN PADDOCK. nty Tteesoret.

ROOMS

te hasbeennsd

HOT AND COLD BATHS, At ail times aft the New Bath Rooms and Barber Shop on CHtloMtu, feet. Ir4 4k Ilk, fe

BITTERS

of the meet destaMe Tonle* «sd CmtluHrUce te lbs warid. 3hejr are intended

Mnlih To*le«i worid. Shay am

Tempfftnce Bitters

Mrirktewln a aidjetae, sad tfcgfiaa,.

to at oneetwa^d about. As TTemrg miiliHyeekjeil it hwpn SmTmr eOm eHanteL Asit^Sf a»d »«MJwsr Twto ttey hmne wt

alMinteMi|T

ewDjij

3 63PwkPUw,I»wT«ifc

WKKU—Ag-ts*« WTtnf»^ Urtm, Itww- »t*!• »!*r« In*. Ajitrexn. i.

t72.00^ legitimate. PartScni

)RTH A CO« St. Loots, Mo. umrs-tr

Mo Person e»a take thsse Bitten cording to dlrccrlon*. #n«l femsln long unwell, prorhkxl their bones are aet destreyed by »lae» rsi poisou or o:hc means, gad vital organs wiM(ol fcroh* he point of repair. n#tpr|Mls or iwUgmrtlost I lead ache. Pain In tlu» Slinnlilcris Coughs. Tigfttnaw of tile Chest, Dizziness, Hoar Rructatioa* of t*e Btoniscli, Had Tittle io Uie UouUi, Bilious A lucks, TtTlpltstlbtf of the Heart, Inflammation of the hirago. Psltt In tfee regiosts of the Kidney* and a hundred other painful symptoms, arc the offsprings of OyiipefMiA. One bottle will provo a botjer gttsrantee ef its merits tkan atone ail vert ixeiucut.

fcngihy

Wbr P*mnlrt'ntiiulnlntti In jroitngor ohl, married ursttiifk*, n( tuc jlavn «f womanhood, or tile tnm of fffe. those Tunic Miters display so .toctlel an tadiieiico that iisprurcmcat 1m soon perceptible.

V*6r Iiiflsiimiatory nnd Chronle IthsMuaoiUhi end Goat, liUioua, Kemiueot nml luieriuiiteui Fevers, Diseases ef the IHood, liver, Ki'lnelK ami fttaihler, theae Hitters have uo equal, buck Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood.

Tliejr area gentle PwrgAllve as well, ns Toiklc, posscsslug the merit of acting as it powerful agent In reUcvtng Congestion or InIfaiuminitou or the Mvor awl Vi«cenM Orgauut, &n<i la Ullious DiHesses.

For Skin DIsenses.l^npMens, Tetter, Salt RIiouiQk lllotclr.^ Spots, Pimples. Pustules, Uolis. Cerbnucles. Hing-Worius, Scald-Head, Sore K)«s, KryripcJas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolor* tioas of the Skin, Humors,and Diseases of the Kklu Of Whatever name or nature, are literally dog up ami carried ont of the system lu a short Unto by the use of these Bitters.

Ornternl Thonsanits proclaim VliOKJAR UtTTKits Uie most wonderful Inrlgorant that crcr iiLstalnol the sinking system.

It. H. DleDOXALD CO.

Druggists aud Gen. Agts.. Snn Francisco. CaL, cor. of Washington and Charlton fits., X.Y. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS IIKALEBS.

ATWOODS

Qninine Tonic

CATTLE, MUER'ti, ,«i-

Is*

.t*»

MANUFACTURER OF Anil WbolesAle Dealer In '!n FIRK WOIt IiS. JUTS, FRIIim IMM

A S S I

The b*at Tonic and Stonutchie vHiXiiU ever offered the public* It will Improve yonr Appetite,

VacflltaM IMgvstlnn, give tone to tho Kotow System, Vjjot to every Organ of the •«», thereby imparting Hcolth and gtrnurtli. There is no remedy to good forXAngnor and Debility, whether genacml or following sea to disease. The Medical Faculty Un

done It, for Dyspepsia, Jenndlee, Ifvrvooa Debility, and all diseases arising from a Disordered Xiver or Stomach. Constipation, Flatulence, Bash -of Blood to the Head, Ltws of Appetite, Naoeea, la the Stomach, Hal

tag at the Pit of tbo Stomach, Dimness of Vision, Yellowness of the Eyes and Skta* Fain hi Head, Side, Back, or Cheat, all of which Indicate a derangetyeat of tke Liver er Digestive Organs.

Persons ilvlna in-or vMUng sections where Malaria, Fever ana Ague, Bilious Fever, &c~ era the characteristic diseases, should be provided with them. They are eare preventive for eU Ulments arising from malarious catiscs.

It is a preparation of

QUININE,

one of the beet Remedial Agents which the science of Chemistry has placed at the dhposal of the physician, combined with other valuable vegebdne tonics, delicately flavored with Choice Areanatlcs to plesso the palalo.

Soli all Srag^sts. |1 per Bottle, rMPABED BT

LITTLE FIELD, HURD fc CO.,

BOSTON, MASS.

For aale by (JUUCKABEBBT, Terre-Haute

\N-HANDLE ROUTE. f'M tWij.alif \-t ,ib

PITTS1II KCS, CIKC1NKAT1 dk ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.

(Columbus, Chicago end Indiana Central ... Division,} 9i. VIA COLVMBUB.

The Shortest Route Ka»t«

On and

after

JnneSO, 1873, trains will leave

the Union depot, lndlanapolia, and arrive as follows: tt -vii" h- Bonthem Kxpreee bitAVS Fast Um, Express Daily. lndinnaixliA_.... AoA a 7.00 7.(0 Cambridge city. 5.41 a iti B.1B am 9M COlnmbus ...itf^Oam SJ» S.iOam

AKUI V!f8. Pittsburg.eoopm 11.10pm 11X0am Til-- F:ud. *Lliie and Day Express Trains have Pullman's Drawing and Hllver Palace Chis, ruunlug Ihroogh without change to Ki-w York via Philadelphia.

The Night Kapress Train runs dallv (Hundays includi'd,) and has Oliver Palace Oars throngh to Piiilndelphla and New York without change This is the only Sunday eveulng train Irona Indianapolis, and taakes dlrwt «*onnectl'»n for the Kastem cities. Pus^ngwrs loevingon this train H«tunlay v.'tilng 4llri^ In N»*w Yotk at «.10 Monday ot*»rntiw. .. a .It f«»r ThsV««* Rout*

V, It. F.ll*,

-4,«n rai Pan^s^rsmi Tlfkf" Agent. I. w*. r.\Ll'WKLL.J«n.«n»frvj ®WM#

ATHAIRON

Only 50 Oeni* per BeWe.

bi—salsa Ihe fTlTrrWTW_rMPflHIITH thaCOLOB, and hmeaaoa tho User and BKAtTTTef the HA1K.

iXiafcga'ggg

Woman'? (HoryJs HerHalr. JIYON'S

ATHAIRON

QLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT THIS OFflee, cents a hundred.

Either bo'

Scten^o and Popdar Kpdical WqtJB

Nervous Diseases

rcBLiarrco Kr

No. 4 Bulftnch St., Boston, Mass.

Nm -1 i. I? A Book fferKvery Xasi. THE SCIENCE OF LIFE,

OR8ELF-PRE-

SBBVAT10N. lledlcal Treatise on the

gpermatorrhoea,A

ause and Caie of Exhausted Vitality, Seminal Weakness, Impotence. Premature Decline in Han, Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypochondria, and all other diseases ariaiug from, the Errors of

Youth, or the Indiscretions or Excesses of mature years. This la indeed a book for every man. 190th edition, muelv enlarged, Illustrated: bound in beautiful French eloth. Prlee only 91.C0.

A keek fier Every Vmhi. Entitled 8EXUAL, PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN. AND HER DISEASES or, Woman* treated of Physiologically aad Pathohealth and disease, from fnffcn-_

logically, in cy to Old Age. with ekgent Illastrntlve Ea* gravlngs. ioO pages, bound in beaotlAu French cloth. Price 92.00. t'A Eeek fbr Everybody.

The Institute has Just published a new book, treating exclusively of NEBVOTJ8 AND MENTAL DISEASES. 160 pp.doth. Price SiAW, or all three books sent on receipt of 13, postage paid.

Tbese are, beyond all comparison, the moat extraordinary works ou Physiology ever published. There is nothinv whatever that the Married or Single, of Either Sex, ean either require or wish to know, but what la lully explained, and many matters of the most Important and interesting character are introduced to wtitoh no allusion even can bo found in any other works In our language. All the New Discoveries of the author, whoee experience Is such as robabfy never before fell to the lot of any an, aro given In full, especially thoso relating to Spermatorrhcea, Impotency. Sterility or Barrenneas. No person should be without these valuable books. Tho mvsb throughout the country, the clergy, ami (lie medical faculty generally highly extol these extraordinary aad useful works. The most fastidious may iead them.

m_ Either book sent by mall, postpaid on OCClpt of Ujic-J. Dr. W. H. PARKER, Member of the Royal College of Suqteous, JLondon, late Medlr

recSTpi of pile-?.

cal Inspector General, U. S. A., Honorary Member of the American Medical Faculty* aad Assistant Physician of the liibtltuta, may also be consulted on all diseases re* quiring skill and experience, to whom all correspondence should be addressed, or to the PEA

BODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No.

Buldnch St* Boston, Moss. UTVIOLAULB SKCRKCY A»D CXRTAIH' RK» UV.-ni aprlMy.p '.-t f?»

ri\

Heart bom, Fnlikng or Flutter^

nmwrWWlU

\tl, T. HWMlioi P.

FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU. Isths only Known Remedy tor Brights, Disease, and has cured cveiy csm of Diabetes in whiehit has been given, Irritation of the Neck, of ths Bladder apd Inflammation of the Kidneys. Ulceration of the Kidneys and lilaridcr, Retrn tion of Urine, Diseases of the Piwtate Gland, Stone in Uie Hlsdder, GravcL UrickDuKDeposit, end Muc»j« or Milky Di«cfisrgw, stid for Fn icehledsnd Dellcste ConstHatiatisof both Sexes, attendc.1 with the following nvraptoras Loss of Power. -Io*s of Memory. Tffflen!tr of Brfcsthi ing. Weak Nerves, W^licfnlucss, i'siu in tie Back, Flushing of the Body, Ernptlon on tho Face. Pallid cottstenasec, jLassitado of the System, etr. used hy persons in ,« derllne or chnneo or I!fs. after confine meat or labor jisins, bua-wsU lixr In children, etc.

In -.nsny uffrcilons pcrnllsr lo lsrtles, tbo gx-» tract Buchu nucqnaledby any other rcmedy-» As In Chlon*!n Ketmthm. lricgnlartty, Pstb* fotnosi or Snppcsslia of tustomsry gvaensdoes Ulcerated or tfchlrrus ftatcof ths rtcrns, Leecorrhien or WMlte*. fterillty, and for all complaints incident to the sex. It Is prescribed extensively by the mn»t eminent Physicians and Mkltrlve*' for enftebled and dellcste consttu. tions of both sexes and all agci*. -y,

K^Aumn ExnACT Btranr.

Cbm JH*ri** Arirtfiff frrm ImprnAtnctiJ TMMttf Duttpalicm, it*., la all their stages, at little expense, little or do cluuige In diet, no Inconvenience, end no exposure. It censes a frequent desire, and idvas strength to Urinate, thereby removing Oostrecftons,TrcveMlngand Caring Strlctares of UM Uretha, Allaiiiig Pain and Iodamnatlon, so freqnentln this class of diseases, and expelling all Poisonous natter

KZABYErS XXTSACT BTTCHtT. $1.00 per bottle or sht bottles for 93.69. delivered to any address, seen re from obrcrvatioa. Bold by druggists everywhere. Prepsredhr

KEARPTBY CO., 104 Dusoe Ht.N. Yf to whom all letters for information should be addressed. Avoid Quaok* and Imposters.

No Charge for Advice and Ces»ulstion. Dr. /. S, Dfoti, Oradaate Jffftrmn Medkct« CWUft, Phi hide

Iphls, author of several vslnsbln

worka ean be ceasalted on all diseeMs of tho^ Sexaal or Urinary Organs, (which be has made an espedal tendy) either ia naie or feroaJe, so matter from what cause orighwUi. or of howj tons staodieg. A practice of 90 years enable^ hfcatoneat dlemss wfth seecese. Cures gaar* gnleed. Charges rcasoosble. Tfceee at a dJ»Mt Inceeaaft^md letter desolMsg sym^Ss® ^r»wsCT.?wibo«u. 57b, DYOTT. M.D., Physician aad

IMDeaMft. New York.

DB. CROOK'S WINE OF TAIL,

Tms yssrs si pssl»r^: He tr*t bus proved Dr.^«: Crook'a Wlsso «f Tar to. have more mwit thau^ any similar pre)»ftratlon's" over oflkred to the pntHf lie. It is rieh in tbe mecHcinal qualities or a Tar, and nnoqnaicd for^ diseases of the Throatand Msgs, periormingl the me*r iut*A*KABi«^^ enres. It KFFrx-ruAXi.r cures all €o«(gt»a and'- .. C«Ma. It l-w many eases of As«mms^| and Hrosselsltlsf that it1? _/0 has been pron»«inced a.t speeinc tor thew: wmdmints. For Pnfws hi the Breast,

*11 ittlMiaWiS gseMrsvrl or KM-

VHHp

ney ulsesse, Diseasea.

of the Urlaary O any Liver Coisif'*!"1

KtmM0r9m

DO 4

^jsssssrffjsrjssvsiiw*

cummem tho Foo« to IHywst,

hiit— DyapegMsteass4 la«ll|P»tloa, Prsvcsls Malarious Fever*, Glveo tosso to yo«r Byatoas.