Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 10, Number 26, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 December 1879 — Page 7

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THE MAIL

A PAPER FOU THE PEOPLE.

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FBLISE,

'-Come witb nM aad be ay lord Meow 1 How E.

Now?

Cone ftom Uw woodshed roof above, Men

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Nev«r mind that (Mladic fellow

«Uf ™*.y 1

CM!

IA*tent© my wooing mellow, ,, L°w« -r Blow— tMinr (f fmm the window far above,

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f--p

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'Farewell, by cherished strolliggs od the (ireed glades add forest shades farewell lo 'Wlth'swrowifg heart, 1, wretcbed add for lord,

Bid you—achowll!

11.,",11,

A New Years Call.

A great, cheerful kitchen, with the '•now piled up in ermine unite against the outside of the windows, and a view of gray woods nestling against the leaden sky—a kitchen where tbe oboots of carmine flame wove themselves in and out of the mass fringed logo, like so jmany fiery serpents at play, .and the .great oleander tree in tbe corner was .putting out itsclnsters of pink buds in ^reckless deflsnee of tbe season—tbat was where Aunt Pandora was at work frying crullers when Uncle Dsvid Doty name in from the postofBce, bringing & •breath of the Artio regions with him. "Any letters?*' said Auut Pandora, tflahlng a particularly brown Andaavory twist out of a sea of hoillng lard. ••Yes," said CjJde David, "a letter from Kvelyn. And they're in trouble again. Want mors money."

Aunt Pandora sfcook her head. "After tbat thousand dollars yetraent '•m last July?" stUd she. "Pn afraid Evelyn's husband isn't a good manager." "Business difficulties, you see," said Uncle David. "Bvelyn tells ma they are living with tbo utmost economy, and denying themselves every i«*ury," •spoor dear," said Aunt Pandora, bmWgDantly. "J really think wa must spare 'em another thousand," sale! Uncle David, who jhad a sofW part in his heart for his aleoe and adopted ohild» Brelyn Elgin. "A tbmwand dollars is a good deal of saov»y," said A«nt PStndora, solemnly. "Yos, I kooNiC* admitted her husband. "Jlut the Loal ess blessed ue with plenty of worldly goods, and how can we beuer use it tbsa by helping our ntUe &ral4m along? W# were poor owrmmivm ones, Pandora, beginning tie world.* ••So w* «rere,n acqstlesced the om lady, as sbeaet off tbe pot of lard, oarTied but pan of fragrant crullers Into the pantry aod took oft'ber striped calioo

cooking apsao. "And ril tail you what I've my orind todo." sakl Mr. itoty, putting «both handsoa hte

"Nov* was before In all

!m§

^#*€31 caS1 A««oel-inan **oet J^k I Hit On the ground th« lover lay,

Busted Heed— Dead,

Wblld hla sweetheart sklppo* away

EL*( I CP

Bbt lib Ittrfndled fellowTbgt Fat'."

it tti* brfn!

QgL

Wooed her In *neb accents »eHow— Ho Neat,

Sweet,

Tbat he won her yoang ageetlon— True Blue \j.l!?Sv£ "I iwM'-i Too! •»«. While her first love endored dissecnon-

Sweet Haussge

LouWs Jotafnal.

ALARM HYMN.

I hcabsde alarm in de numberoBe«bo«, 1/istcn, sin nnhs, listen! Hark

how«arn«fc,ly

de angelknoelts:

De Are in hot an* bisain'.

Dai's why

Afire dat do inglncs nebbab gjfe* around ttlunah# br'iln', fryln Whar de Babcock 'StlngWier* kan be /•and,

An' dey alot uo use tryln

Flatass I* a burain' up higher ac' higher— ^irpiitiD' oh,MrprM«^l Yoa hss an mstrast in dnt fire,

An' de flames is still a-Yisin

Jnmpwhen you he«h dat warntn'chlme Jump up, »innaba, jump «i Ek) your do in a berry quick tlnae

Now is de time tohnmp np.

Xase yeo know dat you kan't stTorJ— Hftllelujab! be singln,!— To resk yoMoal*. fo' dey aiuTt lnshored

Li*teu ot do Are bell rtegin'!

BELAGCHOLLY DA YS.

CbUiy Deoebbbber with its boadigg blast^ Dow cob* add strips tbe beddow add the Kved October's sunny days ampasfr-^

And Huhber's ga*rd!

trust

sigg—

use I bust.

In mesh a noisy plane my life,** thought Unohs

David, as be made bis way through the crowd. "And how the Xew Yorker* do stare."

For, in truth and in faot, Uncle DA* rtd Doty presented a sufficiently trong contrast to those around bim to induce people to tarn their bead* and took a second time.

Six feet high, with a complexion rosy aa a fall pear, along white beard reaching nearly to bis waist, and a shaggy far overcoat, he strode along with the basket ta one haad and tie bag in the other, inquiring his way with a persist* ence which would have done credit to a second Christopher Columbus in search of a new Western continent. And it waa just noon when Uncle David Xound himself in East Barron street. •'My man," said be to a policeman who was trying to keep blinselr warm by slapping bis arms across his chest, "which is No.*99?" "Ninety-nine?" said the policeman "Half way down the block—tbat big houso with the blinds all closed." ••Can't ba,T* said Uncle Bovld. "Bat it is," retorted the policeman. "Look bore, my man," argued the old gentleman. "I'm looking for my niece, married to a store clerk—'Mrs. Elgin by name* Now is it likely .they'd be livin in a palace like that?" "I dont know anything about tbat," responded the polioeman. "Bat it's No. 99.

And he went on slapping himself more vindictively thsnever. Uncle David stood ctarlng at the tall bouse few moments more, and then, he boldly attended tne steps and rang the bell.

It can't do no harm to inquire, anyhow," said be to himself. A maid ins fluted muslin cap, trim-1 med witb myrtle green ribbon*, and a flounced merino dress, answered the tinkle of the bell. "Does Mrs. Evelyn Klgin live here?" *0uess you've mistook tbe door, mistor," said tbe damsel superciliously, glancins at the basket and bag. "Does Mrs. Evelyn Elgin live here?" repeated Mr. Itoty. ••Yos, she live here, but she's receiving."

Doing what?"said Unole David. Ain't it New Yoar's day?" said the

ing past tbe girl'ahead at a vista of gselighted ball, paneled in pink and geld, and decorated with stands of flowers.

J-*?1

remonstrated tba-glrl. 'Very well—I'm a gentleman friend of hers."

And then he pushed unceremoniously aast. "Your card, sir, If you please," said the maid, holding out her nand in some consternation.

I haven't any eard," saldTJncle Ba•vkJ. And be walked, basket, bag, shaggy greatcoat and all, into an elegant salt of parlors, where tbe velvet csrpets. mirrored walls, .gilded furniture and great glitering chandeliers, all seemed to glisten and sparkle together. In a bay wlmtow at tbo end a refreshment table was set o.ut, With a goodly show of •out .glass decanters, .silver ooffee «srn and a piled uptropioal fruit, while near by, chatting gaily to a group of gentlemen, stood a lady in a trailing pick dress, with flowers in her hair and Jewels sparkling at her feet! Uncle David

4oty conld scsrooly believe bis eyes, "Nieoe Evelyn,'' said he slowly, possible thst this is—you?"

Mrs. El

you what I've made np Mr. ftoty, putting aneas, and staring at

ita Mining lap.

thecbiM," said Uncle Dsvid. "It may be they're actually suffering. Anyhow I'll take t»y baak book along and do what I oan tor *eaun

WelS," said Aant Pandora, "X think It would be a good plan, Andytxtoan take along some of these fresh crullers anda pair of disss oil fowls, and some of «h«R»d Baldwin apples in your carpetbag. If it wasot tor my rheumatism, I'd be glad of the chance to go along jaelf. Only to think that ws ha •ielthar of as se*n Evelyn «in«o sbensar-

vied that store d«rk and w«ttt to the idty to llva." And so Undo Davy Doty started off In the orange glow of the first day ot ail s%h* Now Year, and walked to th* railway station while the sunrise wss yet turning the snowy landscape to a sheet A#Aismoodi»

It wss a long snd todious ride, hat wbst eared U» old genUsman as he sat there, with the welifllied rarustbsg bo-

aide him sad a basket of spple* beyond —such apples as little Ewyn had been wont to l»va as a child, whan she had climbed tbe orcba|d^ wall, aad nestled

in the blgb the tress. And nMchsd the gmt depot

gin id tl

nttered a little terrified then oovered her faoe with

scream, an her hands.

"Uncle David!" she^asped. Tbe old man looked drily around hiss. "Poor!" commended he. "Very poor —utmost economy—denying yourselves every luxury. Yes. I see! see!" "But Uncle Dsvid—*' "Don't trouble yourself to explain, Niece Evelyn," ho interposed.' ',It isn't

bringing you. But I see you have ao need for it, I may as well destroy it." And bo tore it into scrips, which hcj scattered on tbe low -oea ooal fire aod then walked out of the room.

When Mr. Septimus Elgin came hooMi at night, not much the better for tbd champagne which he had contrived t* absorb during tbe day, fate wife met bin* witb a pale scared face, which sobered him at once. '(Uncle David hss been here," said she. "How much did he give you my desrf" quickly demanded her lord and msster. "Nothing ai*3 he is artranged for

"Tbon," said Mr. Septimus Elgin, slapping one hand vehemently upon bis knee, "we're ruined!"

It was scarcely a month afterward that Uucie -David and Aunt Pandora were sitting bv their biasing fire of pine logs, with its .resinous "drip, drip," bubbling down into the ashes below, when there was a low click to tbe latch and a slight veiled fiaure came hurrying ia. "Why!" cried Uncle David, rising to bis feat in breathless amassment, 'Jit ain't our Evelyn!"

She threw herself,robbing, irto Aunt Fandora'f kindly arms. "Oh, take me baak, take mc back," she sobbed, "for I have no othar homo left.''

And then she expfaiced to tbeco that the brilliant-Septimus having lorgednls asajtloyer's name to a oheck, baa been compelled toSEee from fcbe countrr, and that the sheriff's officers were even thou in possession of tbe haad some hosna In ICttt BirtOQAiMt. "My dear, let bygone* bo bygoaes," aaid IJncle David? kindly. We'll felot ont the past, now and ftorawer. Yon am oar little Evelyn again~*nd now lot's aay no more sbost it."

And so tbe good old fanaar forgot aad forgave it all but If Evelyn lives to tbe aae of a feminine liethuseiafc.sbe never cas Ibcget that New Year's 4ay.

Tbe main cause of nervoossass is indigestion, aad that laMnsed by weakDMS of the stomach. JSTooao «an hava aound nenres aad good health without using Hop Biuers to strsogtben the Mooneis. purify the blood, aod hasp tbe kidwys a«ive, to carry off sli the poisonous sad wasts matter «f th« 8eo anotbw column.

list af Weals*.

There is a mine of wealth tor people la Warner* Sato KUs for health la wealth, aad nothing ao contribute* to the health of a large dass of people aa theas pills. As a laxative and regulator of tbe bowels and a cure lor ollioos troubles and malaria the surpass all irthfir

Badklea^n Aralea Italre. The BESIT SALVE in the world fior Cnta,

sssrssitiEss

oS5. "«in iiVSTot s*i« bjuu Tbis Salve gnanuiteed to civ* perfcet saii*flKAkw» in every ca« or^tnoner wMtanded. sale hy Unlick A Berry,Terre

PER BOX. Vastt.

Alaroska* Ryispisss.

Facta that We Know. If you are suffering witb a severe cough, sold, asthma bronchitK consumption, lossofvoiee, tickling in the throat, or any tickling In the throat er lung*, wo know that Da. KINO'S NEW DISCOVKKV will give yoa Immediate rellel. Ws know of hundreds ot cases it has completely cored, and that where all other medicines had failed. K« other remedy can show one-half ss many permanent "Curea. Now to give sou satisfactory proof tbat DH. KMOS N«W DISCOVERT will ocre yon of asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, consumption, severe eoagnsand colds, hoarseness, or any throot or lnng disease*if yon will csll at Gullck A Berry* drug utore, Torre HautQ, you can get a trial bottle for ten cents or a regulsr siae Settle for 8U». (2)

We SasmstM What We 8sr. We know SHIL0H»8 CONSUMPTION. CURE is decidedly the best -Cough Medicine made. It will cure a common or ohronio oougb, or bronchitis, in half tbo time, and relieve croup, whooping oough, asthma at once, and show more cases of consumption cured, than all others. It will -"ore where they fell, it is pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest child, snd we guarantee *wbat we say. Price 10 cts., 75 cts., flvOO. If your lungs are sore, cbest or back lame, use Sbilob's Poroas Plaster. Sold by Guliok «fe Berry and J. J. Bsur. __________

We have a speedy and positive cow for catarrh, diphtheria, canker «th, and headache, in SHILOH'S CATARRH fREMEDY. A nasal injector free with each bottle. Use it if you desire health and a sweet breach. Prioe 50 cents. Sold by Gullck A Berry and J. J. Baur. &

Oananmption Cured. An old physician, retired from practice, having bad placed in bis bands by an EastCinaian missionary tbo formula of a simple vegetable remedy for -the speedy ind permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Astbma, and all Throat and Lung Affections, also a {positive and radical core for Nervous-Debility and all Nervous Com-plaints,-after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it bis duty to -make li known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desite to relieve human suffering, I wilt send free ot charge"to all who desire it, ibis recipe, in German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stam naming this paper, W. W. RWBRAB, M9 Powers' BIOOK, Rochester, N. Y.

MHRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING-MAIL.

at*

A cough or a oold. If not prom tended to.raay resaltIn an inourabio mog dlseaas. For all dhiaasea of the throat, breast and langs, bronchial or asthmatic afTeettons. Dr. Swayne* Oompjund Hymp of Wild Onarry Is arpleasant and snrs eura. Tbeoldeatsad best remrdy. It promotes expectoration and t«movw» all dla«a#ea mittef which ob«titiota tbe InnjP. the ulceration is healed, and the sufferer is re-

Trial bottles 2Sc are costive, or f«w doseaof Or.

away ne'a Tar and Aaraaparilia Pills, which wlllevscaate ibe bowels* and Is of vltat Importaoee, relieve thSeonKCMtsd liver, and remove all biliousness. Thrao valuable remedies are sold at the leariingdrug storey or can be had by writing to lr. Swayne A Hon, Philadelphia Hold by Bntttin A Arm* stxoag, ferre Haute. "y

Nov 1-eow 13t.

OFFICE OF

Vigo Iron Company.

TneRE HAUTE, Iud., Dec. 20,1879.

rpHE anneal meeting of the stockholders •I- of tlil» comnanv will be bold at tlielrt office In the nesday, January of ten and twelve a. m., to elect seven dlrectors to serve th» ensuing year,

A. J. CRAWFORD, Secretary. OFFICE OF

Wabaeh Iron Company.

TKMUE HAUTE. Ind., Dec. 20, lfcTJ.

rpHE annuol meeting of the stockboldf of this company will be held at their office ia the City of Terra Haate, Ind., Wed nesday, January 14,1880, between the hours of two and four p. m., to elect seven dlrec tors to serve the ensuing year. ff. P. CRAWFORD, Secretary.

J^OTICE TO HEIRS

PETITION TO SELL REAL BSTATE. Slate of tadlana. Vigo (bounty, Circuit Court. Notlac is hereby given that John Rankin, as Administrator of the estate of Josas Perkins, deoeased, has filed his petition tosell the Real Esiate of the decedent, his personal property being lnsoglolent to nay his debts »and that said petition will beneard at tbe next term of tihe Circuit

CO°i««?'dio!iNI'k.

TATE

DURRAN, Cork. C.C. Vigo county.

INDIANA, VIGO

County. In Vigo Circuit Coart,Nov. Term, 1K7». No. 11712. Saaah J. Dowllnc r*. John Cowling, Mary Bnrt. Lucius Burt, Jennie Bowling, Fenelan Dowling, Lixsle DowiMg, Phcbe Cook, Lewis t^k, George P. Biinell, Cyrus K. Drew and Edward B.Allen, IcuoarUtlon. ®s it known, that on the lflth day of DeCumber, 1879, it was ordered by the Court that tbe Clerk notify by publlcaUo* said Mary Bnrt, Lucius Burt, Phcbe Uook,fc»ew!s Cook and George P. Bissell, as non-resident defendants, of th«|jpendency of vhla action again «t them, said*

defendants are therefore hereby notifiadiOf the pendency of said action against tben&.and that the«ame will stand fortrlal on the 9th day of February, 1880, being at the February Term«l said Uonrt in the year lS» JOHN K. DURKAN, Clerk.

Jstoa T. Scott, Scott A Scott, PVffli att'ys.

Notke of Sale of Real Estate by Administrator.

ottee is hereby given tha I will sell at paWte auction on Saturday, the 17tt of Jaauary A. D. MS, nnder an ontar of the Okscult Court of rigo connty, ladtana, at the Uonrt Hoosedtior. between tbe hours of MB o'clock a. fa. and fonro'cloekj n. m_ ia the city of Terr* Haute, County of Vigo aad State of lntoasa, the following' real es ateaitnated in the Count of Vigo axKiatatcof Indiana, to»«*•** I*« of the east half of ths jiortbwest quarter of section tea (M),town 11. north ranges, wast, coMmm«ielM4i rods east of the norUiWest emwofsHl«aM half nanfcwmt quarter of section 10, thence east rod*, thence south 15 roda. tbenoe east Scods, thenos tooth Si rods. Snence west rocs, thence north rod#to beginning. acres, beloocing to

Charter A. (Sooawln, sol nor heir

af iaruon A. Ooodwin deceased. Also the fallow ing described real estate^bsingapart »r the east half af the northwest isnrtli of said section M, eommenclag at the middle or said sscUon IS, tttenee w«a«SnMlBvUienee north 0} rods, thesses east tods, Umw

W rods to beginning, opotafatng Alms# of an aare la said cast

Mk sheas* sontta 1» rods, tbeace w«wt rod, tiSsnea north rods, ibeoce wwtl rpds, thence north tS rods, thanee esat 4 rods to

Administrator of the srtaic or Osrium A, UJ,J sill. Ilasiiisriif flaott A

Dim, Weak and Failing Bight,

tha wearer to mad sad work

either bvday or night, with perfect ease Stiswhrt, Protected by letters of natent

8. RJFREEMAN, Agent.

An tM mysaetan's AdviM. Coughs, cold a, asthma, and other pulmonary amotions sbonld bs looked to snd promptly treated in tioos. and thus all serious results may be avoided, and for this impose we know or no better remedy than 8wayne*s Componnd Syrup y. The first dose fives rt"

Chewy sure to core the worst

Are more prevalent or dlntreuslng than lisb*esslt billocs disorders, Tbe symptoms are low, spliita, want of energy, restlessness, headoohe, nosppsUte, sallow skin, costivensaa, and other ailments which show tbe liver is in adlseased state and needs regulatiug and he proper way to do 151* to uselir.Swayse'S Tar and Sarsaparllla Pills. Their efltect on and bloo tbe liver lood is wonderfnl, removing

for S1.00. Sold Terre Haute.

Yours respectfully, GEOB&K SIMPSON, 80 Asylum st., New Haven, Conn. SwayneHi Ointment Is also a specific for tetter, itch, salt rheum, seald head, erysipelas, barber's ltcb, blotches, all scsljr, crusty, cutsneons eruptions. Price fioc, three boxes 11.25. Sent by mall to any address on receipt of price, In currency or 8c stamps. Prepared by Dr. Swayne a Son, Philadelhia. Sold by BuuUn A Armstrong, Terre aute.

A CABD.

To all who are suffering from tbe errors and indiscretions of y«uth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, fee., 1 will send a recipe tbat will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self addressed envelope to the REV JOSEPH T. IN*AN, Station D, New York City.

PRAIRIE CITY

COOK STOVES

CHEAPETtiTO

"ft

f#-|sNS

I0W PRICES.

FULLY WARRANTED

«IT«

Satlsfaotioii'in Baking,

f. is"

first dose gives relief, and ltif or coldfna

Try*?! cent noi

very short time. And be oonvinoed, and yon will thus av a doctor's bill, an •pell ef sickness.

likely a prions

loo cents snd 10) The largo' Mired onty

per bottle, or alx bottles for |&. aiae la the moat economical. Prepared only Sway MO A Bott, north Blxth street,

tar Pf Swayue A Bott, 880 north Bixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by all promlnen druggists. Buntiu 4 Armstrong, Terra Haute.

raw af She Ilia af Ufa

by Buntin A Armstrong,

Itchisg rilrs. How Hatra Taatimaay "•WOCI.n NOT TAKE 110 FOB HALF A BOX." I»r. Bwayne E Sons, Dear SirsI have suffered for twenty-five years from Itching Pi tea and consulted many physicians and used many remedies, but I found no per. •tanent relief until procured your AllHealing Olntmet, as also a neighbor of mine has used It with the same happy resnlt, and says tbat be has got half a box left, and for fear it might trouble him again he would not take $10 for it. If he conld not get more. I deem It ray duty to give this testimonial, not ao muen for your benefit AS ferthe good of suffering humanity.

BUY

Affo

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PLAIN, HE,AV,Y

—AfiD—

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AT BBMARKABLY

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-AND TO—

Use Fuel Economically.

In buying the stoves made here you

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And you can always

E E A I S

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AT VERY LITTLE COST

ASK FOB TBE

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fransTtlle, Terre Haule

and Chicago B'y.

DAIFKLLE BOVTE.

ttmovon

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TtaMLns leave Uaten Depot, fcsarettahfe, as ft How* «c«Sa. m„ dallr, eaeept Handay. 9dtfa. ai., daily.

Throach stoMptisg cat* on all night trains. CtoM^necUon made s* Danvtlle for Peoria and points west, also with Wabash trains both east aod wast.

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aad Sunmry: also tbo fi Uaiveruty of Philadelphia also Hon. P. A. Bnmct.i'. M. I)., president of the National Medical A asocial ion.

Address D». W. H. PARKER. Sfo.

Bulflnch

Street, Boston, Massaehwsetts. The author may be eonaolted on all diseases reqoiling skill and experience.

ITSELF

THElPRAlRIE CITY COOK STOVES Plain, Heavy, and Durable, at extremely low prices. Warranted for Hie year, For Sale by

TOWNLEY BROS. 514 Main St. North ajde. 52

Perfnmed cards, flake, lace. 11 nSMteow PUS

diown on the afreet

'ear* firom tli« depot, tell the conductor to •top at

vfR' W. RIPPET0E'S^

"White Front,,"155Main St.,

yon will always find the belt

COFFFKES, T£AS» TABI^E 8BPPIIW,

Professional Cards^ c.

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HCNTER, JR, ATTOKNST AV LAW. Main street—TERRE HAUTE, ISD. collections made throughout thetfnited states.*v

BEECHEK,

jkTTOMlllAT

Orrxc*—No. 330 Ohio Street, oet, Tbjtrdluxd Fourth, north side.

T\R. J. P. WDBKELL, Treat* exclusively Diseases ot the ETE AND EAR!

0«Mt Kfe Mi Ohio Street, TERRE HAUTE, IND. Office hours from ga. m.te 1 p. m. and from

StoSp. m.

c.°-

LINCOLN,

DENTIST

Offloe, 221 Main street, near Seventh.- l£xtractlng and artilicial teeth specialties. All work warranted. (dftw-tf)

W. BALLEW,

LKISSNERand

•V

DENTIST,

433)^ Main Street, over Sag«-a old ooaOerttoaery itasS. TERRE HAUTE, IND. Can be found in offibe algbt and day,

Business Cards.

CAL

THOMAS,

Optician and Wstohmskfir, For the trade, Main street, near Sixth-, sign of big man with watoh.

Wholesale Retail Dealer In Pianon, Melodeono, Organa. Musical Instruments, Aa,

Palace of Mitsio, Ohio St

NEW FIRM.

T, H. RIDDLE, W. A. HAMIt.TO*, J. I, KtDDLB

RIDDLE & CO., C1

Insurance, real estate, loan and ooilccting agents. Over fifty millions oapttal re pre* sentediin first-class companies. Agents for Travelers' Llfo and Aecident Insurance Co. Money to loan. Special attention paid to collections.

No.

and 4 Beach's Block. Cor. Sixth and Main. Praised by All! fHE

'FULTON RESTAURANT is now the leading restaurant of the city. Every person Is praising it, because you can go thero and get any anything there is In the market served up in nice style and on short notice. They can't be beat on oysters served up in every style. Oysters by the can, bulk, or served up in any way you want thero. Call and see tbem onoo and you will never go any place else for grub. 614 Main street.

J. F. VAUWHN, Prop'r.

AGNER A RIPLEY, ^Jv Importers and workers of Is:. Scotch Granite and Italian Marble

MONUMENTS,

S A A *V. *»o. 418. Cherry St., bet. 4th and 6th.

QITY MARBLE WORKS.

Manufacturer and dealer in American and Italian Marble and Sootoh Uranlte Mona-,,. ments. Tomb Stones, Urns, Vases, Garden» Figures and Statuary -c shop, 120 south sixth Street, between OhlA *,

Shop,

120

A. O. COMBS, J. L. ROGERS,

COMBS & ROGERS

Block and Block Nut a

i] 200 "*"£5*

goto

gold motto, snowwlth name, 10c. HIfgannm,Ct.

IM ASTER,

TERRE HAUTE, IND..

M. HANRAHAN, IJ

south Sixth street, between Ohio

and Walnut, east side, Tefre Haute, Ind. Flrstp«lass material and workmanship, mm

WM.

BLEDSOE, 830% Main street up stairs).

Repairs All Kind* of Hewing f*'!' »««•«•, And ftJrftfShes Needles and parts for all kinds ofmachine*. Drop a postal cArd through the postoffioe, and he will call at A the BOOM, fe..,'-

OOAL!

r'tf

Dealers in ail grades of. $

Hard and Soft Coal and Coke.

SPECIALTY

Mil

All.orders from 25oenU npwards iillod promptly. Offloe, 122 south Third street, at St. Charles Hotel. Torre Haute, lad. P. O. Box 12Mf.

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0 1 4 8 1 0 0

vented. OflUcial returns rasa.

Like profits weekly on slock options of 110 to 150. Address T. Potter wight A Co., Baokera,% Wall street, N. Y.

IFFICULT AND PAINFUL MENSTRUATION CUBED WITHOUT FAIL1 Adhreas. with history of trouble. DR. LEON SILVfiRO, Valley City, Ind.

HTIWaON AIV.. Portland. MaSna

Pthopen

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