Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 12, Number 37, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 March 1882 — Page 7

THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

TWO EDITIONS

Of tola Paper are published. the FIRST EDITION, on Thursday Evening, haw a large circulation In the surrounding towns, where It is sold by newsboys and agents. She SECOND EDITION, on Saturday Evening, goes Into the hands oQiearly every reading person in the city, and the farmers of this immediate vicinity. livery Week's Issue is, In fact,

TWO NEWSPAPERS,

In which all Advertisements appear for THE PRJCE OF ONE ISSUE.

City News.

THE new City Directory will probably be issued next week.

THK Nationals meet to-night to nominate a township ticket.

THB medical men are firing at each other, with harmless cards in the daily papers.

OLD Winter, which has been aBort of go-as-you-please, is taking some laps on Spring.

OK 72 deaths In this city up to the last of February, 25 were from long diseases —more than one-third.

THK Criminal Court has sent Ave con•icts to Jefferaonville this week, "and still there's more to follow."

THK bad people of this municipality are coming to grief quite rapidly. The police are gathering them in.

STICK to your thick clothes. There is such an event outside of poetry as "Winter lingering in the lap of Spring."

THB McKeen Cadets, being tho only military company now here has to take the brunt of the "gags" on the Opera House stage.

THE legs of lawyers are not permitted on the tables of the [esthetic Superior Court room. It looks like there's a lopping of lawyer's liberties.

A RECEPTION tendered Rev. H. O. Breed en, the new pastor of the Christian «hurch brought together a pleasant lot of people last night at tho church.

THK first rehearsal of Pinafore, by our amatuers was had Wednesday evening, It will be given at the Opera House in April or May, under the auspices of the McKeen Cadets.

TuKcommittees on gas and on streets and bridges have been ordered by the City Council to visit Cleveland and look at tho working of the Brush eloctrio light in that city.

NATHAN TATK, an odorous young man of color, is in jail for selling a watch belonging to another and representing it as his own. Tho charge is obtaining money under false pretenses.

THK street car company, at a meeting this week, determined to extend its lines down Third street to Osborne, and out Main streot to the corporation limits. The work is to bo commenced at once.

THK doctors tell us there is loss sickness (hero now than they have known for years at this season. This is tho senson for pneumonia and kindred diseases, and extra care is needed to ward off colds.

TH T*xly of Stanley Bobbins, accompanied by the widow, arrived here from

Los

Angeles, California, Tuesday afternoon, and the funeral services were held at the residence of Win Paddock on Thursday afternoon.

THK trustees of the Orphans Homo have enough money to erect the required building, and when the Home is in operation there will be an annual income of |18,000 to support it. This will prove one of the noblest of Chauncy loose's charities.

THK City Council has ordered that the owners of the Torre Haute A Southeastern railroad remove their track from First street, and complete their track on Water street, within sixty days, or they will forfeit the right of way granted them along the latter street.

TnK Republicans of Harrison township meet at the Court House, at two o'clock this afternoon, to nominate a Trustee, Assessor, four Justices and four Constables. There is no opposition to Louis HUikblner for the first-named office. Ho has made a very good Trustee, and should be continued in office.

W arc prone to overlook the blessings wo enjoy. For instance there is Isbell Miller's model Commercial Col lege. The foundation of such an institution of practical education marks an important era in this age of advancement, and oflers to auy young man of aplrit and energy the sure and speedy means of accomplishing great results.

JUST as we go to press—too late for extended mention—we have the announcement of a series of lectures at the Baptist chapel next week, by Prof. W. C. Richards, who lectured recently in Cleveland to an audience of three thousand people. His themes will be "The Matter King, or the Wonder* of Oxygen,1* "Chemistry ot Water,*' and the Wonders of Electricity. The lectures will be on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening. Particulars are given in advertisement in amusement column. It is to be regretted that we have not time to tell how 'interesting these tectores will be.

—MONEY TO IX) A XT to Farmers on the beat of terms. KIDPiJt, HAMILTON A Co.

THK head of the family begins to feel uneasy. He notices that his wife begins to look crosswise at the carpets, curtains, ceilings, etc., and a vision floats through hia mind of a man with a broom-stick In his hand interviewing a carpet swung over the back fenoe. It was a big mistake at the start to connect house-clean-ing with the beautiful spring that ought to be devoted to love among the roaes.

A TROTTING Circuit was organized at Danville this week to include this city, Rockville, Crawfordsville, Lafayette, Mattoon and Danville. U. R. Jeffers, W. T. Beauchamp and R. O. Watson attended the meeting from this city. The first trots will be made here from May 30th to June 2d, and be continued at the towns in the order above named. U. R. Jeffers is President of the-Circuit. The training will hecessarily be made on the track here.

Two of our bnrgulars have been put where they wont annoy us for awhile. Wra, Evans andEd Hunt, plead guilty in the'Criminal Court, on Tuesday, to burglarizing the store of J. H. Briggs & Co., and were sentenced to the penetentiary for four years. They confessed to other burglaries, including Fremont's grocery, Kidder's mill and the Bronson House. Evans is a colored man, known as "Niger Bill." Both are about twenty-three years of age.

THE Broom Brigade made a second appearance at the Congregational Church Thursday evening. A blustery disagreable evening, and other entertainments did not permit the large attendance of the first occasion, but the drill was the more heartily enjoyed for the reason that it could be seen with comfort. The young ladies talk of forming a club and introdaciog literary exercises in addition to the healthy exercises of the drill. A club composed of such young people could be made one of much pleasure and profit.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses have been issued since our last report:

Jacob Fulfer and Sarah Kelly. Jesse E. Smith and Nancy E. Christbury. William Farrin and Rebecca Primale. Fred H. Oyle and Agnes Ball. Thomas Drake and Lizzie Becker. Samuel D. Hull and Matilda J. Ingram. David F. Vance and Ella F. Allen.

BIO FURNITURE HO USE. R. Foster fe Son, in order to accommodate their glowing trade now occupy and have filled their three store rooms— No's 102,104 and 106 north Fourth street, In the north room is shown parlor sets exclusively, and some very rich designs are on exhibition. The center room is sot apart for bedroom sets, of which there is great variety at prices to suit all tastes and all pocketbooks. The south room—the largest of the three— is filled with every description of furniture, including cottage sets, bookcases, writing desks, center tables, dressing cases, bureaus, stands, fancy tables, fancy chairs, camp chairs, stools, and indeed everything usually kept in a complete anJ well appointed furniture house.

Give them a call when you want anything in the furniture line, and in dealing with them rest assured that the goods are just as represented, an^d sold at the lowest living pVioes.

SOD YOUR YARDS.

Spring is here, and don't forget that Norton is ready with his Lightning SodCutter, and that ho will sod your yards cheaper and better than anyone else. All orders promptly attended to. Will go to any other city. Leave your orders

H. Steincanip's grocery, '210 north Fourth street. Make your contracts with no one but Josiah Norton, the inventor of the Sod Cutting Machine. There another persons in this city pretending to represent him.

HOWARD MANNING has moved his Sign and Carriage Painting business to the southeast corner of Second and Walnut streets, in Capt. Welch's carriage shop.

LADIES, Mrs. Roach, in the new McKeen block, has already received an attractive line of Spring Hats and choice millinery goods, which she is selling at the low prices which have given her such a large trade.

REED'S Gilt Edge Tonic, the Dyspepsia Panacea.

DECKER, STA., KNOX CO., IND. I was afflicted about two years with Catarrh or Otoena in its worst form. Dr. Tomlin cured me over two years ago. I am still well.

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Picnic

MRS. T. C. LOCKWOOD.

DECKER STA., KNOX Co,, IND. For the benefit of suffering women I state that I was bedridden for years with that dreadful disease, Uterine, (female disease), and had lost all hopes of cure. But finally I went to Dr. Tomlin and he cured and I am still well.

MRS. CHARI.ES OTT MAN.

VINDKNNKS, IND.

I certify that Dr. Tomlin cured me of consumption after other Doctors gave my case up as hopeless.

PATRICK HAIOBRTT.

VINCKKNBS, Ind.

I freely testify that Dr. Tomlin cured rv severe Eye Disease fonr id they still remain well.

me of avei years ago, an

C. R. HARTXAN,

Vincennes Plow Works, 3rd and Broadway. Pn.Kft, External or Internal. Blind, Bleeding or Itching. Dr. Tomlin warrants to radically cure in from ten days to three weeks. Office 415M Ohio street, Terte Haute. /'TV*''/

I WILL not quarrel with any other physician again, but I assert and agree to warrant a cure in nearly all c&ea of Fistula, in from two to thn* weeks.

I also warrant a cure in Piles. Respectfully. B. F. TOMLIN, M. D.

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THE PASSING SHOW.

1*LAYS AND PLAYERS

One of the most satisfying dramatic entertainments of the season was the performance of one

hundred-year-old

comedy of "School for Scandal," the moral of which is just as applicable today as the century ago when it was written. The requirements of the part of "Lady Teazle" do not test the powers of Fanny Davenport, as do some of her other personations. The comedy is strongest in its male characters, and the "Sir Peter Teazle" of Charles Fisher, the "Charles Surface" of George Clarke, and the "Joseph Surface" of Edmund Tearle were particularly strong, and altogether made, as before remarked, a very satisfactory performance.

performances have been some

what overdone by a dozen or more traveling companies this season, and our people area little shy of them. Hence it was that Saulsbnry's Troubadours, on Wednesday evening, hadn't the big audience it deserved—though it was by no means a small gathering. The company is composed of only five people, but chuck full of talent, bubbling over with fun of the most catching kind. The Troubadours will have a jolly welcome whenever they come this way again

The old nursery romance of Jack, the Giant Killer, has been woven into a pleasing little operetta for Harry Deakin's Liliputian Opera company, and will be presented at the Opera House next Wednesday evening. The entertain ment is both novel and amusing. The St. Paul Pioneer-Press says:

The dialogue of the operetta is in ryhme, and is replete with taking allusions to both persons and events of both national and rocal distinction, and is interspersed with songs and choruses set to the music of popular operas and alis of the day, whlcn were agreeably rendered. The little people all acquitted themselves very creditably, and. the contrast between their diminutives and the massive proportions of Col. Orr was quite laughable. The latter proved to be quite a good humored giant after atl, and yielded with good grace to his lilllputian captors. Miss Jennie Quigley proved to be the bright particulaar star of the constellation. She Is a consummate little actress, and as graceful as a fawn. She soubrette parts with sprightliness y, and sings very sweetljr-and correctly. Her sones were enthusiasts

and vlvacit\

cally received. Admiral Dot showed himself to be a clever comedian, and the specialties of Commodore Foote and Eliza Nestal were features of the performance.

Harry Miner's Great Comedy "4" Combination will occupy the Opera House stage on Thursday evening. The Boston Herald remarks:

Instead of calling it the "Comedy 4'' it should be the "Comedy 24," for they are all good from beginning to end, and a delightful and highly enjoyable programme was rendered. It is seldom a company of this kind gives such a choice, clean entertain ment. The Brennans and Capt. Liable are immense in their musical specialty, "the Cobpers." ValJeangave the best juggling act ever seen in this city. Carrie Swaa, comic vocalist, was recalled a number of .times and gave great satisfaction. The"Little Four" Talbots, Mack and the Carroll Bros., in their burlesque circus completely captivated the house, and were recalled at least a dozen times. The programme closed with the amusing comedy of "Murphy's Dream," which brought "down the bouse" and perfect satisfaction. We would ai all who desire a few hours of and pleasure to attend.

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•r. TER-R-CT) TT A TITB,SATURDA 'EVEI^l^rG, MAIL.

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The number of our readers is not small who will hear with pleasure the announcement that Joe Emmett will surely be here next Friday evening and appear in his new comedy of Fritz in Ireland," for there is no comedian on the American stage with the magnetic drawing power of this* favorite actor. Tho scenery in this drama is new—the scenes are perfect, having been painted from sketches and models taken on the spot. The properties are said to be'euriosities. A set of real chime church bells will be introduced and rarg by Mr. Emmett, with song, an effect in music quite thrilling

Lotta will play here her new drama, Bob." Bob is a girl. Oscar Wilde does not seem to take In the rural districts. His tour amoung the small towns was a failure, and a pecuniary loss to his manager,

Pauline Markham recently played in •The Two Orphans" at Americus, Ga and gave such satisfaction that all the people left the theater at the end ef the third act and did not come back again

A New York paper says: "Mr. Charles Paroloe writes to a friend that he does not intend to let Aldrich capture 'all the fat' in' the next piece they do. He says he has as many rights as Aldrich, and he intends to begin to as eeri them." It is not a questioti of "rights" so much as of ability, we imag ine.

It is related that when Patti demanded |5,000 for each concert from Manager H. Haverly, he remarked that it would be equivalent to $50,000 a month, and remarked, sotto voce: "The President of the United States works a year for that amount." "Well," responded the diva promptly, "get the President to ring fdr you." As President Arthur sings good bass, the suggestion wasn't so far oat of the way.

The following judicious reminder Bas peen posted on the curtain of the Grand Theatre, Rouen, in letters large enough to be read by everyone present: "When afire breaks out in a theatre the danger most to 1m dreaded is an indiscriminate rash for the doors. In the usual coarse the Grand Theatre is wholly evacuated in seven minutes, so that the last spectator can always leave the building long before any danger really exist*."

VenSe Clancy, the popular and well known burlesque actress, died on Wednesdav of last week* at her home in

southern California. She was a native of Cincinnati, and the daughter of C. R. Gardiner, now a theatrical agent in New York. She appeared first in ballet with the Oates comic opera company at the Park Theatre, and six weeks later was a singing soubrette. She sang Evangeline in Rice's burlesque If Booth's, and afterward went with Mr. and Mrs. Nat Goodwin in their "Hobbies" company. Two years ago she married Mr. Rennie Deacamps, and they went to live at Nojlhoff, southern California. She wes 22 years old.

—Life is not really lived that cannot be enjoyed. The nerves must work harmoniously er there cannot be happiness. In Dr. Benson's Celesy and Chamomile Pills, the nervous lady finds certain relief. They cure indigestion, flatulence, and neuralgia.

WHEN you want your watch repaired by a master workman, or want anything in the way of a watch, clock or jewelry, at the most reasonable prices, call on our clever friend Jacob Kern, in the McKeen block. His stock is carefully selected, and warranted just as represented.

DONT FAIL to take out an Accident Policy with Riddle, Hamilton fc Co.

STOUT MEN

Live on Stout's Groceries

They are health giving and good. For the best table supplies call at J. W. Stout's well kept grocery on south Fourth street, where the stock is always kept up in faucy and staple groceries etc. Kester Block, south Fourth, opposite the market house.

Go to Hebb Bros, hew Maple Syrup.

rave [vise fun

COCHRAN & BELL

AT SCUDPER'S OLD STAND

Invites You to Call

FOR ANYTHING IN THE I-INEOF

Choice Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts, &c.

TRY THEIR

Talentinos Sweet Gum.

OTICE OF SALE.

day the 27th day of March, ism, ai o,clock p. in. of Bald day, offer for sale at the door of the court house in the city of Terre Haute. Vigo Count*. Indiana, the JoUowlng Real Estate In said county, to-wlt Lots No'*. 27,28 57 in A ^^h east quarter of "«ection?7,tovrn 12, North bash and Erie Canal. Said lots will be sold at public auction on said day to the tugbest bidder. Bids for the purchase of said lots at private sale will be conslderedup to said day, marl-It. JOHN PADDOCK, Assignee.

Dr. Jordon'a Long Renovator,

A near discovery worth toe time ofalL does excel all other remedies to heal. build op the system and porltythc blood. It today stands nneqtawd. Everybody should know of its healing power. Inquire for Pr. Jordan's Lung Renovator, the great lam remedy. All first-claw dragging Wholesale toy aU wholesale dnMjglstt of In^ rnapolts,IixL, Richardson A Ma, Fufler A

Fuller, ChlaMsr.

for

Seed Oats'.

The attention of farmers is called to the fact hat they can get choice Northern Seed Oats at liyer & Simmons', 631 Main street.

SEED POTATOES Early Rose, Burbanks, and Snow Flakes, choice New York stock, also home grown Peach Blows for sale by the bushel or car load at WRIGHT & KAUFMAN'S

For the nicest Millinery Goods at the lowest prices, call on EMIL BAUER, sign of the Big Bonnet. 4th Street.

BIG BARGAINS. Those Damaged Boots and Shoes caused by fire and water at A. H.Boegeman's, must be sold, at any price, within ten days to make room for Spring Goods.

SPRING

OVERCOATS

A Handsome Line at prices from |8 to |23.

BOYS

A Few of our Nice Styles of Boys Clothing have arrived.

CLOTHING

LECTON NOTICE.

llie annual meeting of the stockholders of Silver Mountain Mining and Milling Comwill be held at theJAudltorof Vigo Co., of March, 1882, at 7-SO o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing eleven (11) directors for ,he eDBUIng

intKe city of Terre Haute, on the 14tfi day

WRR[LL SMITHi

TDIRTHDAY If —AND—

WEDDING PRESENTS

COMPRISING:

Jewel Boxes, Game Boxes, Card Boxes, Work Boxes, Music Boxes, Glove and Handkerchiefs Boxes, Ladies' and Gents' Dressing Cases, Odor Cases, Smokers'

Sets, Card Cases, Shaving Sets, Comb Brush and Mirror Sets, Toilet Stands, Op- •. era Glasses, Elegant

Fans, Painted Shells,tc,Ac.

The quantity we buy of these goods places us beyond competition on prices. Our assortment is larger and our prices lower than can be had anywhere in this State.

BUNTIN & ARMSTRONG

DRUGGISTS,

000 Cor. Main and 6th sts. Terre Haute, Ind. Branch-Depot Drug Store, near Union Depot. •rr i\TPQ AWT "Vthink,we will send JjAlllEiB UJjJUlLl dozen Eiegant Fringed Table Napkins, 1 Autograph Album 100 Album Verses 5 Papers Assorted Needles, 1 Speeie Purse, and large Illustrated family Story Paper 8 months, post paid, to any one who will cut this out and return to us with 44 cents: this appears but once.

MisCELLANY PUBLISHING CO. Boston, Mass.

T^OTICE OF ELECTION.

STATE OF INDIANA,) VIGO COUNTY. ®a' The State of Indiana to the Sheriff of Vigo

County.

You arc required to give the legal notice of an election to be held at the usual plaees of holding elections in the several townships in Vigo county, Indiana, on the first Monday In April A. D. 1882, for the election of the following Officers, to-wlt:

For Harrixon Township^! Trustee, 1 Assessor, 1 Superintendent of roads, 4 Justices of the Peace and 4 Constables.

For Fayette Township—1 Trustee, 1 Assessor, 1 Superintendent of roads and

bies

For

sor.

rite te- M.

Dodge,Cincinnati, Ohio. .AI-- -tfl who -u** Druggists of Ti

•erne haute, Ind.

:rl

Superintendent

const a-

Otter Creek Township-1 Trtsrt«,l Assessor, 1 Superintendent of roads, 2 Justices of Peace and 2 Constables.

For Nevlns Township—1 Trustee, 1 Assessor, 1 Superintend! nt of roads, 2 Justices of Peace and 8 Constables.

For Sugar Creek Township-1Tnwt^lAs-leigorji Huperintendent of^roads, 3 Justices as-

Con

"^ForPralrleton Township—1 Trustee, 1 AsgnrjT. 1

of roads, 2 Justices

of the Peace and 2 Constables, For Honey Creek Township—1 Trustees 1 Amcasor, 1 Superintendent of roads and 2 °For^Uley Township-1 Trustee, 1 Assessor, 1

of roads, I Justice ot the

Pl^pSri?J$5k

Township—1

Trustee.

Amsor, 1 Sapertndetit of roflufl, 1 Justice of the p«ace ano 3 constable*. For Linton Townshlj-l Tnwtee. 1 Assessor 1 Superintendent of roads, 8 Justices of the Fe&cc andS OoMtohlff.

For Pierson Township—1 Tnwtee, 1 Asses

1 Superintendent of roads, 2 Justices of the Peace and 8 OtmjrtabU*. I certify the foregoing to be a complete list of the offlcem to be elected at the above named election.

[Seal.] Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court. By virtue of the above preeep*. I Jackson Stepp, Sheriff of Vigo County, Indiana, do hereby notify the qualified votors of said coantv, to meet at the usual places of holding elections in the several Townships in said county on the first Monday in April, 1W2, tor the purpose of electing Uie officers ttjtereln menttonedT This 4th day of March, ISO. men ranw.

JACKS0: STKPP,

Amusements.

PEBA HOUSE.

Wednesday, March 15.

MATIIVBK AND tTEHIRS.

HARRY DEAKIN'S

ORIGINAL

In the Charming Operetta,

Jack, the Giant Killer,'

Comprising the Largest and the Smallest People in the World, with the following Remarkable Cast ot Characters .- "The Scottish Queen," Miss Jennie Quigley. Age 26, height 80 inches. Soprano. "The Fairy Queen," Miss Eliza Nestal. Ags 26, height 27 inches. Alto.

Miss Nellie Melville. Age 24, height 24 Inches. Mezzo Soprano. The Wonderful Lilliputian Comedian, Admiral Dott. Age 23, height 28 inches. Tenor.

The Liliputian Character Actor, Com. Foote. Age 80, height inchea. Baritone. Capt. Midget. Age 21, height 84 inches.

The Giant, Ool. Orr. Age 88, heightS teet. Specialties Introduced in Eaoh Aot. See the MINIATURE PONTES and CARRIAGE.

Remember the Company commence their engagement for one night and MaUcee Matinee—25c to all parts of the heuse. No reserved seatsEvening Prices 26.80 and 75c

No extra charge for reserved seats. Tickets on sale at Button's book store.

0PERA HOUSE.

ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Thursday, March 16.

HARRY MINER'S

GHR.BLA.T

iomedy 4 Combination.

MURPHY,

SHANNON, MURPHY, AND MACK,

Giving the atranrest and most refined OH ever presented 'o the public, concluding with the Comedy Four's Side Splitting Comedy, which has had a sure ful run of ISO nights in New York City, eutitled,

MURPHY'S DREAM.

Admission 75 60 and 25c Reserved seats for sale st Button's book store.

PERA HOUSE.

ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Friday Evening, March 17th.

JOSEPH IT EMMET

The Founder of this Peculiar line of Dialect German Comedy in

FRITZ

IN IRELAND

Or The Bell Ringers of the Rhino aud the Love of the Shamrock, As rc-written for him by Wra, Carlton, Esq., with new and original muslo by Mr. Emmet.

The Scenery of "Fritz in Ireland" Is magnificent. A set of real chime Church Bells. As played In the tower of the Castle Clock, on the Rhine, Germany. A real Irish Jaunting Car and Irish Donkey. ADMISSION, 75,50 and 25e RESERVED SEATS,

Sales of seats will commence at Button's three days in advance.

Thursday, March 16tb.

Richards'

FIRST LECTURE In the First Baptist Cliapd 99

"The Matter King/

OR THE WONDERS OF OXYGEN.

EXPERIMENTS:

Chart Illustrations Absorbed from thd Air Hlowing Hotand Cold The Rekindled Light Analysis of Air Making Air

Shower of white-hot Wax Lake of Fire A flash of Lightning Lava from Ice Cannon flred by an Icicle Mystery of Salt A Hissing Globe Sun Flames Ice Volcanoes

Blue Light Tho Meteoric Sphere Pillar of Fire The phosphoric glow or Mock Sun £c., Sic., Ac.,

FRIDAY NIGHT,

THK MATTER QUEEN, or Chemistry of Water. SATURDAY NIGHT, FRANKLIN'S KITE, or Wonders of Electricity.

Secure Course Tickets for only II.00 for the Entire Series of Single Tickets, S5 cents tor Adults, and 25 cents for Children at Central

BCooi»£'nckets

to Normal and HighSohool

Students 70 cents.

Hot Springs!

NATURE'S LAVATORY.

A Home Instllui Ion. Artificially made and located at No. 117 North Sixth Street. Terre Haute.

NEAR THE NORMAL SCHOOL. For the special treatment of obstinate Chronic Diseases, and cases in which systematic treatment, by means of Tarklsla ssd Bnmiaa Steam Baths, Fomentation, and Sun Baths, Electrieity, Medicine, Modern Appliances, Ac., aulred. The waters used are abundant, boitlng hot and cold, and raised to thewcojl and third stories by a pressure of 40 while the entire building is well and heated by steam coils, and regulat^ by the thermometer, so that there Is no sudden transition from hot to cold. And attendAntu are obliging and well trained in tn© artPersons recently visiting the Hot Springs of Arkansas have likewise tok^„y^°watOTsthat the Bath Institute, and say thejvatera osed are just as good, and the baths thorough, and far better ^fOT^th«re*oeniws infirmities than abroad,while are very much lees. Therefore, we ^^ent^ ly invite all afflicted with any ailment either acute or chronic (especially the who have tried other bewinedlscouraged, to call at the earliest ^i^nience, and see for themselves. Here, Weary Traveler finds a luxury resting place in the TURKISH BATH.

For Bathing 8 a. m. toflp. m. For Office Consultation 10 to 13 a. m., 2 to 4 and 7 to 9J». in.

H0CB8

Sherffl

H. DEFUY, M. D.,

proprietor.