Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 11, Number 49, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 June 1881 — Page 3

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THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THREE WO it EX.

lliree women went

Hailing

oat into the street

To the brown atone front where tbe red

hung.

flag

"her kwtlea the crowd all day on their feet Wnfle "going and going and gone" wan sung. [ror women must go where itarjptlns

arc

had,

L«nd buy old tra*h t* it never so bad, A an os be groaning:

husbands, all hungry, went homeward to dine, tit when they arrived there wa* nothing to cut* If roe women, all crazy and, feeling no fine, I Were rabbling of bargain*all along on the

women must talk of bargain* they buy, id homes must suffer, and bubo* mtwt cry, And bunbanda must ever be groaning.

(•e women were showing their husband* with glee ['heir bargains at price* that never were lieat. ihm hiutbands, all Ktarving, and mad as

tidmentouring

could be,

'/crt- the bargains out into the street. don't know when bargain* are cheap women, poor creature*, do nothing but weep,

A »l nuMlMiiidft in tut ever be groaning. —H. C. DorKiK in Puck.

ACCEPTED.

Tiny iwn' into a dangcrou* place, where xhe miglit come to lutrin: He fearwl who'd fall, and so he mid, "Won't you accept my arm*"

••Oh, no," *be quite demurely mid, "Unless. Mir, you command Itui then I think it lietter far

That you accept my hand."

Their glanci-a met, the heart of each Wn« In the mouth. "Oh. bliss!" TIioho heart* were quickly joined in one,

And welded with a kt*H.

IN EXPLANATION.

Her Hps were no near That—what etac could I do? You'll l»e angry, I fear, Hut her Hps werwso nearWell, I ean't make it clear. Or i-xpluiu It to you, Hut—ner Hps were

near

That—what else could 1 do?

I Waltkk Leakxkd in Scrlbner for June.

COMING BACK.

Up In a city garret, on a hot June (lay, wtrnry woman loaned back in her chair id pressed hor fingers againHt tbe eyes «t rt fuHcnl iongor to seo the MtiU-bes in whop work ovor which sho had toiled in daybreak till now, four o'clock in 1*1 afternoon.

From the street far below her, a voice ]ul only that moment soared upward filling: "Stmwberr-eoH! atrawberr-eos! Ripe, |ii Htrnwberr-ees!"

And, tut if by magic, hor thoughts, |i rning backward, liad carried her to ^{xieno, tbe home of hor youth, and to i'pertain lovely Juue day in nor Mix P,/ith year, when ahe had stood in tho itwtxirry imature of tho Blessing

J'rin,

with tho red lerrioa perfnmingail ie air, and said tho words which wevorlicr fitto from that of Maurice JHeaalg, and made hor life what it was on its duv, almost hopclosH, and a coanolons |ru^gIo for bread, won at the ucedle's

'Ilow it all roao up before hor! The fii pasture sloping upward to tho "or green woods, whose tops seemed

Fwoodonspring

p.„.idi

tho doep blue sky, sloping

wnward to tho gray stono wall, with cold leaping out through trough, among tho lower ones. And liolow tho wall, "the thirty acre lowing," spread out like an immense lioinld velvet «rpet. with tho two story jj* ri-'olorod houso lifting Its pinzzacd *At at tho oxtromo ond, Just wlioro tlie id(»d lane began, that lod from the rnslng Farm out into the village road.

She, tho poor orphan girl, had lieon fused It—for what? For adroam of no, which hail left her tolling in this tgarret, while in the black trunk yoni, tlu book which was to have made fortune, refused bj- ono publisher lor allot hor, was lying, till nhe could lid courage to thrust it Into the tire. r'Ntarcely two year*!" she sighed, rock1ierseif to and fro. "And Maurice sold the old farm and gone to Coloand I am here, lonely, disappointfold before my time. Oh, If 1 could ly that dny over again, and le as wise am now! For now 1 know that 1 him now, wkon it is forever too

'tokening with a sort of calenture long those hot dty streets, for one her home, Hester May ami to "the desk where her [rldlv wealth was stored. Kv tfie closoet economy he had manto lay aside a fow dollars, for tho purpose of paying the expenses

![n^pseofwentearly

foinown

ier sickness and death, when the should come for her to die among ujg«rs. '"•m this sacred hoard she counted a surtlclent sum to take her to Dejvhor early home. will stay only on© day," ahe Vdght. "And will work all the Jrder 1 return, to make up this

Ilage.when

again. Hut see Dejxlene, now that fuTrly in my mind, I must. Ami I take one inore l^rk lit the dear old |tt before it is fin the hands of kngers, snd so altercHi that I shall not ow it." 'he next day saw her on her way. fie tl ve years of her aKsenee had loen of change to the little country

rallwav whisked hor across the hillni from Torringlon. Oiicp she would made the journey in a yellow L^ie," dragged by four horsed, with In t'olney, crosscut and m«»st dlsa'cable of earthly stage drivers on the t. rhe village, too, was smartened and aliened u|~new hou«», new faces, a

{nkin»n

Ifence around the small, oval tluit graced tbe center of tlie town natnen above the gilded fronts of alio pa a new set of giggling mimes their way to the new brown-stone bdemy where ahe had once thought it [honor to attend the district school plain. one--«torv structure of faded lei. l\*o doubt ail these alteration* were the lettor, but they made her heart fie with a sense of low unspeakable.. P4nd she turned into tbe shaded lane rvtS led only to the Ithwsing Farm, tdlng to see the old borne dewecrated a stranger** hand.

No their it ctood as she had always own it—tbe very pitHure of home knfert, the center of all thoae modeat curies that a well-to-do farmer, of lotlier men, may moat e«sily comnd. [Uul. although the dear old home was •ehanged. ita Inmatea were new and %ngeto her. A atoat, ntiddleHigec] tleoian, :n a white aummer suit, 1th a broad-brtmnied hat and a dg*r, on the atens of tbe plana, reading a

newspaper. A fashionably dreaaod lady, who was some years his junior, swung in a hammock upon the lawn, lost in a novel.

Several children, in broad-brimmed hats and brown Holland blonses, were making the lives of two nurses a burden further down the lawn, among the elm trees, where a swing had hung from time immemorial. "City" was stamped on every face and figure that she saw.

Had Maurice sold the place to some retired merchant, who would over-oraa mentand disfigure it in the modern villa style? •'If one could live their lives over after they have grown older, and are taught by experience what is best for them!" thought Hester in her sadness, once more. 8he would have gone up to the house and asked leave to rest and look around if it had remained in tbe care of old Farmer Williams and his wife, the tenants of the upper farm.

But she could not face those prosperous and happy "city people," who would perhaps look at her with coldly curious eyes, and would wonder, almost audibly, what she could want, even if they did not absolutely mistake her for a "tramp."

I wish I could have gone through the strawberry pasture once more," thought Hester, as she turned back toward the railway station, tired, hungry, and unrefreshed.

At the foot of the lane a gentleman, in a summer suit of silver-^ray, stood leaning against the bars, with his straw hat drawn down over hiseyes so far that he failed to see tbe stranger's silent approach.

Will you let me pass, if you please?" said Hester, at last, after waiting some moments.

He wheeled round, as if she had struck him, and stared doubtfully in her face.

She uttered a great cry "Maurice! Iaurice! I beard that you bad sold the farm and gone to Colora do!"

Hester! Can this be you?" he answered. His eyes seemed to devour her. Words rose to his lips, and were forced back again. At last oe asked her:

Is your husband here with you, Hester?" "My husband!" "Wny, yes! I heard that you were married very soon after you went to the city."

You heard wrong, not beon married. I have never even thought of such a thing." "Hut why did you go, then, Hester. Why did you leave Depaeno? Why did you refuso to marry me if—if—there was no ono else in tho way?" "Poor Hesterl

Sho thought of the hot city garret, of tbe dream of fame that never had been realized, of tbe unlucky book that was lying in the black trunk, of tbe little burial board so hardly earned and saved.

The tears came quickly to her oyes, obscuring tbe honest, handsome face on \f liich she gazed. "Don't cry. Hester," said Maurice Blessing, taking her hand. "And tell me why you would not marry me, dear." "Hoeause I was a fool," sobbed Hester. "Is the folly ended?" asked Maurice, hiding a smile as he bent over her. "Can you not give me a different answer now, Hester If you can, we will Just be the happiest pair on earth, here on the dear old farm." "lint you sold it and went to Colorado," said Hester, wonderingly "at least, I heard so." "I was a fool, too, Hostor for I went to Colorado, and I was nuito ready to sell. But my brother-in-law, from the city, persuaded me to rent it to him for ono year, till I had time to think the matter ovor. When I came to my senses —Although I had not forgotten you. darling—I was very glad that the old place was mino still, and I came back six weeks, ago, to seo it. My sister and hor husband and family go'back to the city next week, stopping at the mountains on their way. I shall be left alone, with good Mrs. Williams for my housekoopor, and hor husband as head hired man—just as I was before. Hester, won't you tako pity on me, and come and share mv home"? I have never cared for anylHxlvliut you."

I do'not Know what Hester answered him but I see her dally in tho cream colored farm house, the very model of an active, bustling, good-tempered farmer's wife.

As for tlie lxx»k, she has utterly forotten it. She needs its recompense no longer, and sho is too happy to care or wisli for ftuno.

H'OUY.-L IVVV WISDOM,

"Sho insists that It is more importance that her family shall be kept in fnll health, than that she should have all the fashionable dresses and stvles of the times. She therefor® sees to It, that each metnlier of her familv is supplied with enough Hop Bitters, at the nrst appearand of any symptoms of ill health, to prevent a fit of sickness with its attendant expense, care and anxietv. All women should exercise their wisdom in this way.

THK PKOMOTKR AXI PERFECTOK OF ASSIMILATION. TRK REFORMER ANI YITArJZRft OF

THE BLOOP.

THE PRO UCER AND IN VIOORATOR OF SERYE AND ML*5*CLK. THE BUILDER AND SUPPORTER OF

BRAIN POWER.

FELLOWS'

COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES

Is ertmBwrd of Ingredient* Identical with tho* which constitute healthy Mood, mimdr and nerve,ami *uh*t*noe, whilst life itself Is directly dependent upon them.

nlnw**itmbminandand

narrow muscular vtnttr,

ill eatv dyinpowrt*, fcetO* or tnterrapird action of tho tHwrt palpitation, wo*kItinMofintoelleetcattwd by worry.overtaxed or tmaralar hawta, Bronchitis conItcwtton of lh« lotnta.

It enrm aattuna, nturaigift, wfeoftpfeig eoogh, and I* a mewt wnndSrol adjunct to other rcmrdk* in *att*inin« life during the pmcrm«t DiptiMtf*.

The «xpcndttnn» of brain povw too early or loo Mrvwrehr la rtuWrra often remits in {ihyfttari disability the us* of FeUow*' Hjexerts* stagnlaHy Happy «f-

Do not bedwehtd by nwmtOim tearing a stmiUrname other preparation mb sUtat i^tht*a- rany ctmunsttneoft.

FOR RALE BV A.LL DRUGGISTS.

*.* a* ~.wr'

A REIGN OF TERROR

The Alarming Increase of Heart Disease and the Symptoms whieh Precede

Leading to Scientific tion and an Attempt to Check its Increase. Wonderftil Properties of "Seda tine-de-lndla" and Bow to Properly F«e It.

Facts of Importance fbr All Regarding a Sew Discovery.

The mortality statistics of this country show that a great proportion of deaths arise from Heart Disease. But aside from the fatality which attends it the ineon venience and suffering which even the first stages bring make it necessary take prompt measures for relief. Un doubtedly the greatest remedy of modern times for curing diseases of the Heart is

Sedatine-de-Ixdia,"which is accom plishing such wonderful resnlts and attracting so much attention. This great remedy possesses ingredient# specially designed for the numerous troubles of the Heart. The combination is the result of long and careful experiment and it can be safelv asserted tnat when taken in time it will cure in every case, Do you ever have Nightmare, oppressed feeling in the ride or breast, Irregular Action, Throbbing, Jumping, Fluttering, Momentary Stopping, Slow Circu lation of the Blood? These are all symptoms of Heart Disease. Those who are suttering and have never tried it should do

at once those who have tried it do not need to be urged to do so agai If vour druggist has not got it. send o^.^ dollar and fifty cents to our address and it will be mailed to you. Sole agents in America, Lobdell Chemical

agenu Co., St

Louis, Mo. For sale in Terre Haute by 2th Gt'LifK A Bkkry and and Main streets.

E. SOMES, 12t

Nervous Debility.—Vital Weakness Prostration from overwork or indiscretion, is radically and promptly cured by "St. Jamkm Vitalic Pills." They re renew the vigor of youth and area posi tivo cure for spermatorrhea, impotency. sexual debility, etc. Price, one dollar and fifty cents per box, sent by mail by the sole agents, Lobdell Chemical Co., St. Louis, Mo. For sale in Terre Haute

ft th and Main streets.

HOP BITTERS:

(A Medicine, not i. Drink,)

CONTAINS

UOl'H, IJLCIIU, .MANDRAKE. DANDELION. aw aXDRBtrrMKmcALQrALi- ./ ALL OTJ1BB BlTTKRS.

A Vt

THK Tl K4

I I

VI Dhw.iiMMof th*Stomach. HowrH, T?lood,|

i.lvi

r. I rlnaryOrptn*. NerVOUIUCIM, imperially Fem*lt3 Complnlnu.

SIOOO IN COLO. Will be p»irt f»r A ciue th«*y wlil notenre orl li«*lp, or for anvtliltiu' l:i pun- or Injurious fouuU in th :n. Aolrynnr rirursr^t f"r l!np Tllrtor* uml tryl thi'iH Itoforv tu slti. p. Tnkc no Other.l I».| .!,.»:«* •m.llrr^r#tlt.lHrurr for|

Urtinittrucad, Uc lui», lob.icco ulld liarcuiiCH. JOBKn b*Nt roit Cuicclak. |nr- «.,|d by !I.ip Imun M*u".V.-vhww. y. v., Tiwm' Ont.l

ID N E W O

DOES

IWONDERFUL E S I Beeaass it acta on the LITER, BOITKLS and KIDKEIS at tbe urn time.

Btotnie It oi0*naM the ayatem of th*pol»oii-' |oua hnmon th&t develope in Kidney and XTriI nnry Dl—xw, Blllouin—, Jtundlo*, OoniH Ip^Uon, Pl}ea, or in Bhaumatlnn, Neuralgia |xfervoua Bicorden and Temale Complainta.

8SS WHAT PSOFLB SAY:

Eag^ne B. Stork, of Junction City, Kanaaa, laays, Kidney-Wort cured him after regular TajIsiclana had been trying for four year*.

Mrs. John Araall, of Washington, Ohio, aay* her boy was given up to die by four,prominent by four Iphyalcluia and that be wu afterwards IKldnc

ney-Wort.

M. M. B. Goodwin, an editor In Cbai

mtod

Ptigl

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EV^XING-MATT.

^Ohlo. blo^ed

Imy• he waa not expected to lire, being 1 I beyond belief, but Kidney-Wort curednl I Anna L. Jarrett of South Salem, N. T., afcya •that

Wort made Un welt

Michael Goto of Montgomery Center, Vt.. I raftered eight yearfl with kidney dlOculty and Iwa* unable to work. Kidney-wort made him lM well ai erer."

N E W O

PUtaaANINTLY OURII

IKIDNEY DISEASES. LIVER COMPLAINTS, IConstipation and Piles. I tVIt la pot up In Dry TtfttaMe fmi in ItlneaiM, one package of whJchinakee Ms quarta "cilia Atooln LI««M Fena, wr0»a•M4, for Imm that cannot readily preI pare it.

If/iMturdt ««im1 t* either form. GET IT AT THK DRCGG1ST3. nUCB.tl.ee WKLL8, B1CHABDS05 A Co., Prop's, (Win *eod the dry poet-paid.) icaujnrnw, Tl.

STECK,

HAZLETON BROS. and BEHNING

PIANOS.

TAYLOR & FARLEY, BURDETT and WOODS & CO.

ORGANS.,

I don't

The Great Question Settled. Kobody doubts that danger lurks behind a cough or cold. How to cure these forerunners of consumption has been the only question. It is a question no longer. It is triumphantly answered every day and every hour by the beneficial and astonishing effect of Dr. J. S. Jordan's Lung Renovator, the great lung remedy. Taken in time, this preparation Is a specific for every disease of tlie lungs tending to a fatal issue. Sold by all druggists.

JOE I

We have a large supply of

SUPERIOR ICE

With which to serve our patrons this season. Rates cheap. Leave orders at office, Oil Main street, or hand to driven -m

250

yean Buffering from kidney trouble*

land other complication* waa ended by the uae of Kidney-Wort. I John B. tawmww of Jaekaon, Tens., mffered •for yean from liver and kidney tremble* and I after taking "taurrela of other medicines," I Kidney

F- PERDUK«

Tkrrk^Hautk IckGo.

aae-We nave Telephone connection.

DURABILITY,

STIlibt 3

FINISH.

^TILLIAM POTHS,

PRACTICAL FINB

CARRIAGE BUILDER

No. A South ThirdStrkkt,

(Wrarr SIDB)

REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

35 Years' Experionco

IN THE

Dyoingf and Scouring

-OF-

Ladies' and Gentlemen'* Wear

Enables me ^guarantee perfect satisfaction. Gents' wear neatly repaired.

H. F. REINER,

655 IVIain Street.

KPOBTAXT TO

NESS MEN

HE SATURDAY

VENING MAIL

OES TO PRESS

N SATURDAY,

NOON.

NEWSBOY8

ELL IT IN THIS CITY,

GENTS SELL THE MAIL IN

IXTY SURROUNDING TOWNS.

EDITIONS EACH WEEK,

CHARGE ONLY FOR BOTH.

IHE MAIL IS THE

EST MEDIUM

F°

iftl!

yon bttj tlMMe, voo bay tbe bewt Yoa will also (ft mn *toclt by baying of me, *t ootMirn or paah Umnlnto prtmt* piirate brio* tfaem luck Md«U

tftmiliwM tbrtn for n«w. PlmiKwauMl Oqpt» aokl on nujr montbly pavmentK.

L. KUSSNER,

PuJtt* of MtwJc, aooUi akte Public Sqtau*.

AAA TA TOOT own town, ud «& ontm free. Addmi BL Haixbtt A OK, FLHTLML Mala*.

tA. A-

CO.

R.GAGG-

-rrrr

ADVERTISERS.

EC A USE

IS A PAPER

OR THE HOUSEHOLD

pWENTY THOUSAND RigAnmaa

Taking Horace Greelej's estimate of the number of reader* to a family—on an average eiery issue of tlie SATURDAY EVENING MAIL is penued bj ant TwtrThMMAd hcplfc ,• a

A -tfi, If

to 120

810m Portland,Mala*.

Country—As yon

ntop at

LINCOLN,

DKSTT1ST .J

Office, 19K B. Sixth, opposite P. O. Extracting and artificial teeth specialties. All work warranted. (d&w-tf)

W, BALLEW, DENTIST,

OflN, 4SSS Mala Street, over S»ce* aid eoafeetloaery staad. TSRRK HAUTE, IND.

Can be foondln office night aaa day.

J. RICHAKDfiON. R. W. VAN VALZAH.

RICHARDSON VAN VALZAH :, DENTISTS.

Offick—Southwest corner Fifth and Main streets, over National State Bank (entrance on Fifth street.

EMOVAL. Dr. J. P. Worrell, OCULIST and AIJRI8T,

656 Main Street (McKeen Block), TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Okkick Hooks—9a. m. to 12 m., to 5 p. m.

Business Cards.

CAL

TERRE IIAITTE, INI).

THOMAS,

OptieAaa aad Watekmaker For the trade. No. 629 Main street, tigs of big man with watch.

KISSNER,

j, Wheleeale and Retail Dealer in Plaaoe, HeMeeaa, Orfant. Moaleal Instruments, 4c^

Palace of Music, 48 Ohio a

IANO

TUNING

AND REPAIRING.

J. D. OWEN,

PIANO TUNER.

Leave orders at W. H. Paige & (Jo's Muaio store. 007 Main street. Refers by permiwion to Prof's. Vm. Zobel, Herman Lefbing and E. C. KUbouroe.

AGNER & RIPLEY,

Importers and workers of

Seoteli Oraalte and Itallaa Msrbl*

MONUMENTS,

S A A N S No. 418 Cherry St., bet. 4th and 5th. TSKRE HAUTE, IND

DKALER IK

ARTISTS' SUPPLIES,

PICTURES, FRAMES, MOULDINGS.

Picture Frames Made

Coutrjr Hen and My Women lromth«

CMIC

Order,

McKeen'B Block, No. 646 Main street between 6th and 7tb.

W. 8. Clot. J' H. William*

OLIFT & WILLIAMS,

VAAUrAOTUBSBS Of

Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c

AMD DKALKBB IK

LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS and BUILDERS' HARDWARE

Mulberry Street, Corner Ninth,

OTICE,

THE

Eldredge Sewing Machine Office

Has been changed to

Fisk's Stone Pomp Building,

No. 117 Sooth Third afreet, between Ohio and Walnut, weet aide.

It is Warranted.

It in the most complete, desirable maehine ever oflRered to the public. Being the latest, It has tbe advantage of having very desirable and new Improve* meats.

Don't bar until yoa see It. Harry Metseker, late nolle!tor for tbe White, will be glad to see his old customers.

Office, 117 Sooth Third street, second door north of Foots, Hunter A Co' Livery Stable.

W. H. FISK, Agent.

HE IMPROVED VTHITSA

SCALKS,

Railroad, Track aad others. I will them the best scales mad and

Wagoo, Ri guarantee than the best scales made, furnish them at prices that defy competition. Be sore and inquire Into the merits of this scale before purchasing elsewhere. Fordrcaburs and fall particnlars, address

Hi 3. AUKON, Patentee,

^y ft Terre Haute, Ind. Seaies of all kinds tested and repaired promptly. Shop, corner 4th and Gulick sta.

TJTT H. BROWK,

Dealer and Shipper In |. ,-

Hogs, Cattle and Sheep.

Cash paid tor Bap. Cattle and Sbeep all tbe rear ronnd, Offloeon Foarth street, one door soath oI Headereon Hooee. atoek jards one mile srmthnsst of dty. 1 have eroctsd scales and feed pens, and

MpeeUUlr solicit the patronam of sil honorable mnaere, staippers aad cratebers. I will bmr all yoa here to sell Mid sell anything I own. Fay cash on delivery, as ever, ana sell in the same way.

Batcher Staff always 00 hand. No UUere* or lecal advisers wanted. W. H. BBOW*.

W09SM

down on the street

can from the depot, (ell the fondnetor to

RIPPETOE & MILLER'S "White Front," 647 Shd 649 Main St

WlteM jm #111 alwayW find the best

BVGAJEKS, COFFFEES, TEAS, TABLE SCPPLIE

Professional Cards.

And All Staple and Fancy Groceries

At the Liowes PrJcvs.

THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR PKODBCB

OET THE BEST

LEAD ALL OTHERS! Every Style & Price.

Guaranteed Unequaled FOR

OPERATION, ECONOMY. DURABILITY and

WORKM AN8HIP.

ImproTsae&ts and Oonrtnleoeef fbuni is

others.

Always Reliable.

POPULAR EVERYWHERE. Far Sale la Every City and Tows In ike Ualted States.

AND BY

T0WNLE1 BROS.

Terre Haute, Ind.

Portable Iflnlny Saw Hill, With improT.menU reeentlr mada li on* eqDBled *a a n.iithborhood rail), it cm b« rnn by either itum or water power, and it eipeeially adapted tbe enfrine* uaed tbreihln

It mar be operated! by either two or three men. and wilt out aa much lamber in proportion to th* power aad Dumber of hand* emptor** ai mill* of larger oapaoity.

'•i'"

It nake* imoothand eren lafnberrie'aTet no atabiboC aad will ent an? iiml |*k np to four feet In diameter. It majr be traniported from one loaalitjr to another 1 re-erected ready for iawin|t in from two to three day*, and can be made profitable in loealiUei where there ia Sot (ttfflcient timber to jnatify the erection of a largs mill. Send fordearriptiTe circtilar. price, eta., to

CI1ANDI.KK A TAriiOH. InJianapoli). It

ttAmnrAOTUBKBs

Indlaaa.

NICHOLS.SHEPARD & CO

Cattle Creek, Michigan,

tbx onlt

o»coa

VIBRATOR

THRESHERS.

Traction and Plain Engines and Horse-Powers. MoetCriaplitaTkwerF«»tirT I Ketabltehe«l la tkeWerU. 1 1848

QQ TEARS

of conltm turn* and tueer*nfvl hurtMM, without Gilnn Of DWDM, at, or location, u"haek vp" ihm mummUff fi—n on all our goods.

fiAesress

TERRE HAUTE, IND

BR sod

tmof wuUrh

he American market

1 of iprriol f«mtmrm tmd imprmrwmia

for 1S81. tryather with nptrior quallti** in cotutruetbm ami material* not dteuwd of brother maker*. Four sixes at Beparatorn, from O to 18 b«w esnsdty,/or tUam orhortfomr.

Two anriM of Moonted Borm-Towptn. 7,600,000 fJZis j!%Zi.igsS3 iittI*""]'

on from vUrii ia built the la

oompsnus wood-work of oar machinery.

TRACTION ENSUES

Bronfwt, wu* evr maSZ to, 19 rime Pww.

fm.

HIOHOL9, WHK9*ARO CO, IsttH Orsshi Mtofc

DR. BUTTS'

Msts, s*d Mjm a Mtloo-

.Tnat sUChnnio

DUimh.

sad

ai mlsrtos thwiM* theesrtascf

Inaiad with

wtonnrnttaritmtnm UwaflMts of illiaaaa that latl* iu tir kr MaflMt

ea aM^cattoa. 1111 a II III 11 ,V Amama Kbasakw#