Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 22, Bloomington, Monroe County, 26 March 1881 — Page 4

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THE SATURDAY COURIER.

H.J.FKLTCJS, ) ELLA FELrU&f

Editors.

A LIT? TOMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER, SI SOper ytar in advance THE MfflgjffiiaL QRCDLMf OFFICIAL CITY FAFFS.

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i LADIES' MISSES, CHILDRENS', INFANTS', GENTLEMEN'S Bow, latest Styles Sewest Us. 5 Ladies Hose in all the new silk shades. Misses and Children's Hose in New , Patterns. Special attention Solicited to onr immense stock of Imported Ribbed Cotton H ose, in al 1 the new colors of the season. , Infants' Fancy Cotton .Socks, in ' ., great variety. Gentlemen's Fancy Cotton Socks, an xmmense assortment. ... 500 doz. Mens Extra Heavy Mixed Socks, at 12c. $00 doz. Ladies' Fancy- Domestic ; Hose, from 10c up. . 'NOTICF2Q0 doz. Genuine Batbriggan Hose, at 25c. ' All Goofls MarM m PlaiB Figures. PEniS,IVEBS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS.

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'We beg to inform the ladies

in and around Bloom ington that trben requested by , , letter we . will mail free of charge fnll lines of sample?, ami caret'ullj fill and forward orders however small by mail or express as desired. Prices in every case the same as if the purchaser came to Indianapolis and; bought the goods at our store. TERMS P. O. order of C. O. D. PETTIS; ITERS & CO.

A member named Cabbage introduced anow bilP in the legislature and was promptly hooted down. . To tne editor of the Bedford Jour nil: Who in the dickens is "Alex ander H. Czar, Emperor of Russia, whom, yon announce, was recently assasinated? You. are silent; you

cannot answer.

Enough !

T-hb spice valley neighborhood in Lawrence county is a rival io the famous "Hell's Half Acre." In fac t, the whole of Lawrence county is advancing pretty far in the same direction. The -Bedford papers of last week reported an attempt at assasination case, an attempt to rape, a se-

t aiucuoq case, a rouuery oi me uepot, 7'i a ' ' ' ja L'. "m "L e t '..

Anu me grand jury reported ov in dictments.

For the Courier. . , . . . BeTivab and Christianity, Let us hope that the revival at the

M. E. Church has been productive ot much good. Very macy announced their determination to lead a better ife. Many very worldly men and women: sought salvation through the medium ot these meetings and became "converted," as the common phrase designates a charge of heart. All of these persons were no doubt earnest at the time, but how many of them will continue so? On the list we find the names of a number who make the saine profession al most every time a revival is held,

only to become back sliders in a short time afterwards. But if only one

soul is saved out of the many, that much iiood will have been done at

least. It seems that this revival.

like all others, was intended only for sinners out of the church. At least

the sinners in the church a pparcn tly

thought so. What is Christianity? Does the simple act of joining the church make one a christian? It

appears to be taken by common consent that it does. It seems to us

that much good might be accomp

lished by laboring for the couvcrtiou.

or re-eon vertion.- of sinners in the

church, yet there appears to have

been . no effort in that direction. ..- . , " -- . . Many are deluding themselves with

the thought that they are christians

as long as they can make the world

believe 60. There are others who

think that by attending church re

gularly and taking part in the meet

ings is enough to cause theun to be

classed as christians. They do not appear to realize the fact that their

conduct in every day life is known and watched, and it is their hypocri

sy that is keeping thousands out of church to-day We arc speaking of

no one church or congregation we mean them all. During the present revival there weie some taking a

prominent part, even to the extent of

exhorting their betters to "come to

Christ," who could have shown to

the world that they were earnest in

theirdesire to 'live true christians

had they prostrated themselves at

the altar and asked for mercy at the

hands of the Almighty for their

doubly-dyed sinful souls. But no!

It appears that revivals are only for

recru tin's: the number of members of

the churches. Cucrch Member.

The dogs m Owen county are d'in off fast. Poison, to protect the jthecp, is supposed to be the cause. " , Saw that the constitutional amendments have been ratified and it is the duty of the Legislature to enact a xegistry- law, the Courier hopes that . tk ly will do the work well; In many localities' registry Jaws have been used to hide frauds upon the ballot box; In fact, if the laws bad been framed with that expressed purpose in view they could hot- have bten made to work better than they do in

that direction. In Chicago, for in-1

btance, (and for aught we know, - throughout the State of Illinois), ; registration boards are authorized to register the names of voters -without requiring the same to appear in per- , son. No better plan than this for i stuffing the ballot box c uld have

beensdevised under the garb of law. j

What is there to hinder corrup regis-V

t ration officers conspiring with re;eate?s and registering the latter nntler fictitious names? If Indiana must have a registry law, let it be a stringent one; the more so the better. Let it be.so framed that every voter shall have to appear in person and bej registered or not be permitted to vote, and, furthermore, let not only the names of the voters be registered, as is don j in some place, but also their places of residence. A law which shall include the features we have named may be made productive of good results, but a registry law without 4hoss provisions would be a shallow mockery as an attempt to purify the bahot Lox '

Tue North Carolina Legislatui, which; by the way, is almost unanimously Democratic, has agreed to submit a orohibitiou amendment to the constitution of the State to .the

'EtUtoral Troubles, If an editor omits anything, he is lazy if he speaks of anything as it is, he is mad v if he smooths down the rough places, he is bribed ; if he calls things by their proper names, he is unlit for the position of editor; if be

does not furnish bin readers with'

jokes, he is stupid ; if he does, he is h rattle-heady lacking stability ; if he condems the wrong, he is a good fellow, but lacks discretion; if he lets wrongs and injuries go un mentioned, lie is a coward; if he indulges in perspnalities, he is a blackguard ; if he docs hot, bis paper is insipid: r In fchort, if Le edits a paper properly, and sticks tuitratb and tacts, he ia a fool, and doesen'tknow how to edit a paper ball m wieil aVis readers couldw - l : ", -

TbC3i3ts Arwine'n Death. Last week we made mention of a

fatal accident to Thomas Arwine,

formerly of Bloomington. The Bed

ford Magnet gives the full particu

lars, as follows:

Thomas A. Arwine who has been Jiving some six miles north of Helton-

ville, and working in the employ of

.Gilim 4c Davon in the stave business,

came to Beiford last Friday to attend court. When the Bloomington

accommodation train went north at

8 o'clock p. m., he took passage for Bloomington with Robert Ciark, (his wife's cousin,) James B. Clark, (his wife's brother,) and Rebecca Bagwell, (his wife's sister.) Before reaching Guthrie he stepped out of the ladies car saying he wanted to speak to a man when the train stopped at Guthrie, After the train had passed that place and he did not return to his f friends, tbey looked for him through the train, but without finding him. The brother audvSi3ter returned on the first train south. Sat urday morning, and enquiring at Guthrie, found that he had not Deen seen there. They then beeaine still more alarmed at his absence. On arriving at Salt Creek station, the body of their brother-in-law was brought on the train, and Mr. Wil

liam McFaclden informed them that he had discovered the body about daylght, lying across a sill of the north or 3d Salt Creek bridge, a short distance from the south end. The wounds about bis face and neck indicated that be had fallen ofl the train just as it entered the bridge. His cap was lying at .the souiif entrance. An empty pint flask was in one of his pockets. An inquest was held by Coroner Hamm shortly after the train brought the remains to Bedford, but nothing additional was

brought out by the examination of

witnesses. The deceaseds face was badly bruised, the mouth and nose were broken, and the left side of the

neck was bruised and torn. Arwinei

was about 35 years of age, and leaves a wife and three children.

The depot of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago R. R. at Bedford,

Lawrence county, was robbed of $115

worth of furs on Thursday of last week. Alfred Huff and Charles iVIayhold were arrested for the v theft. General Hancock was "wined and dined" by the Manhattan Club at ew: Yoik on last Saturday. The Geceral in a short speech thanked club for the honor shown him and expressed the hope that the principles of Democracy would yet prevail. Beniflardt Fancy Hair Pins, ftolclen Rale.

i The Boss Drug Store is the place for Paints andils KiTbboii in Fancy colors, cheap. At Golden Rule.

AXJOXT10XAL LOCALS. Wa it Iiiraitticide? It Jvas reported here, last Tliursday that, a daughter of Wm, Par ham of Indian Oreek township, had given birth to an illegitimate child, and that it was found buried in an ashheap, with its skull crushed. We em't aive full particulars until the investigation now in progress is completed. A man named May is said to be the lather of the child.

Eggs were

selling at 10 cents a

dozen this week.

One week from Monday will be the last day of grace for paying taxes without the penally. Quarterly meeting was held at the M, E. Church last Saturday and Sunday, with love feast on Sunday. The Roy. H. Gobin of Asbury University, Green castle, preached. The many friends of Mayor Dodds will be glad to learn of his speedy recovery to health, as he is before the people for the nomination to the position which he now fills with such general satisfaction

Miss Nina Batchelor and Mr. Ed A. Reevesf of Louisville, will give an elocutionary entertain men t in Men.delssohn hail, this city, on Wednesday night, March 30th. The lady has frequently appeared in Louisville before large audiences. Look Here. Something now. Just arrived with the nicest line of st iishest Hats both Fur and Straw and Gent's Furnishing Goods ever displayed in this city. Furchised especially for Spring and Summer trade. Come in everybody and see the new go ds and make my acquaintance. I can make it to your interest to buy your Hats and Furnishing Goods of me. Sign over the door, West Side of Square. Respectfully, G. S. Leachmak.

Dr. De.Leon has arrived In our city and has appointed J. W. Slioemaker his sole agent for his Great Disco v. ery, which he has used in his practice 23 years.

Brown County Hem. Nashville J ncksonian . The terms of the Courts of this circuit are now fixed by law as follows: In Brown county on the first Monday in January, first Mouday in April, Third Monday in June, and the fourth Monday in October, in each year. I he M. E, Church North, at Bell ville, has just closed a protracted meeting, with about. twenty five additions. They stired things up generaly. Only two hundred and sixty-six votes were cast in Brown countj' at the election on last Mondaj There are abont 2, 500 voters in the county. Can a fraction of the voters of a State change or amend its Constitution? " .... '., .... India Mull Handkerchiefs at tne Ool den Rule.

Hioilce of Survey. Notice is hereby given to nil n on residents and all other: interested that I will proceed together with the County Surveyor of Monroe County, Ind, or his Deputy on Monday7 the llth day i f April A. D. 1881, to run, locate and establish all the lines and corners necessary to be established in Section nineteen (10) town (9J Range (1) East and to meet at the residence of Mathias , Burk at 9 o clock A. M. of said day said parties are hereby notified to be present at said time and place or else the Survey will proceed in their ab ence, said survey to continue from da to day until completed. Mathias Bcrk. M Alien 17th 1881. Go to the Boss Drug Store for Wall Paper and Window Shades. Dr. DeLr on, of Charleston S. V. recommnends his compound to B all. For sale by J. W. Shoemaker. Cream and Gold Ties cheap at Cielden Rule.

All those that are afflicted with ague should not forget to get a bottle of Dr. DcLcon Compound for sale only at J. W. Shoemaker. Dr. DeLeon's ngue malaria compound, for sale at J. W. Shoemakers. Auditors Sale of Italin4 ii nil ILands and Lot.. Notice is hereby given that the following tracts or parcels of Lauds and Town Lots, or so much thereof as may be necessary for that purpose will be sold or offered for sale, at the Court house door, in the City of Bloomington, Indiana, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, on MONDAY, MARCH 28th, 1881. The same having been mortgaged to the State of Indiana to secure the pay ment of principal and interest on Common School and Congressional School Fund of said County, and which have been forfeited to the State for the non-payment of interest fcc, on the sume. If less than the whole tract is sold the part so sold will be in the north-west corner of said tract, and it less than the whole lot is sold the part so sold shall be off of the side extending across said lot. Sale continued from day to day until all shall be sold or offered for sale:-"

Bl2ANBLOSS01t ToWNSHir. Part of the north-east quarter of the north-cast quarter of section 9 township 10 north ot range 2 west, containing 38 25 100 acres, also one acre in the south east corner oi the south-east quarter of the south-east quarter of section 4 township 10 north of range 2 west, mortgaged by Margaret Zink. & husband. Principal, interest, damage and cost

$218 56. W ASHI NGTOK To W NSH I P. The west half of the south-west quarter of the north-west quarter of section 12 township 10 north of range 1 west, containing 20 acres, mortgaged by J oh n II . Robi n so n . Pri n -cipal, interest, damage and cost. $59 63. The north-west quarter of the north cast quarter of section 9 township 10 north of ran ore 1 west, containing 40 acres, mortgaged by Harvey Baker & wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $140 70. The south half of the south-west quarter of the uorth-west quarter of section 27 township 10 north of range 1 west, containing 20 acres, mortgaged by Wm. F. Huff & wife. PHncipal, interest, damage and cost $64 58. The north half of the south-west quarter ofthe north-wesi. quarter oi section 27 township 10 north tf range 1 west, containing 20 acres mortgag ed by Win. P. Huft'tfc wile. Principal, interest, damage and cosl 986 "68. Marion Township. The east half of the northeast quarter and the north-wesi quarter of the north-cast quarter, all in section 16 township 10 north of range I cast, containing 120 acres more or less, mortgaged 1)3' Harriet E. Stimson fc husband. Principal, interest, damage and cost $201 00. Bloom ixgton Townsuh In -lot number 208 in the town (now city ) of Bloomiagtoo, mortgaged by Martha Cook. Principal, interest, damage and cost 135 91. Van Bitrkn Township. The north-west quarter of the south-west quarter of the north-easi qrarter of section 26 township 8 noith of range 2, west, containing 10 acres more or less, mortgaged by Dominic Bower fc wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $54 82. The south half of the south west quarter of the north east quarter oi section 26 township 8 north of range 2 west, containing 20 acres more or less, mortgaged bv Dominic Bower & wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $189 96. The north east quarter of the south west quarter of the north-east quarter of section 26 township 8 north of range 2 west, containing 10 acres more or less, mortgaged by Dominic Bower fc wi fe. Pri ucj pal, interest, damage and cost $67 06. Peuky Township. In-lot number 22 in Orchard's Addition in the sou Mi -east part of Bloomington, as shewn in the recorded plat of said town, mortgaged by Margaret Berry. Principal, interest, damage and cost $56 5. Salt Ckek Township. The south-east quarter of the north east quarter of section 21 town ship 8 north of range 1 east containing 40 acres more or less, mortgaged by Laura Hensley & husband. Principal, interest, damage and cost $59 67Polk Township.

The south part of the north-west quarter of the north-west quurtei of section IS township 7 north of range 1 east, containing 23 acres, mortgaged by Valentine J. Luther. , Principal, interest, damage and ccst $54 50. The north east quarter of the south-west quarter of section 18 also the south-east quarter of the northwest quarter ot section 18 allin township 7 north of range 1 east, containing 89 25-100 acres more or less, mortgaged by John W. Luther & wife. Principal interest, damage and cost $305 74. The north half of the north-west quarter of the north-west quarter of section 18 township 7 north of range I east, also the east half of the eaj.i half of the north west quarter of the. southwest quarter same section town and range aforesaid, mortgaged by James Wells 6v wife. Principal interest, damage and cost $157 93. The south east quarter of the north-east quarter of section 32 also the south-west, quarter of the northwest quarter of section 33 all in townsnip 7 north of range 1 east, containing SO acres more or less, mortgaged by Andrew J- Temples & wife. Principal, intorest, damage audi cost $106 46. Clear Cheek Township. Part of the north-east quarter o the north oast quarter of section 13 township 7 north of range 1 trust, all that part that lies west of Salt Creek, containing 35 acres more or Jess, mortgaged bv John S. Davis & wife.

Principal, interest, damage ami cost

$10S 54. Part of the north-west quarter of tje south-west quarter of seet.ion 2 town.' hip 7 north of range 1 west, containing 22 acres more or less, mortgaged by Minerva Duncan & husband. Principal, interest damage and i nst $123 93. RICHARD A. FOLK, Auditor Monroe County. Bloomington, Ind., Feb. 21, ISSi.

Novelties in Riicibingrs9 Golden Ktilc.

School Books

tionery at the Boss Dr ug1 Store,. Police oi AdiuiiilNf ratiou. Notice is hereby given, that the nndersigned has been appointed by Clerk ofthe Circuit Court ol Monroe County, State of Indiana administrator of the estate of James P. Fleetwood, late of Monroe county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. John Fleet woon. Administrator. M u 1 key dc D u ra n tl A tt'y s.

March 3d, 1881,

Notice of AilKtiinUt ration Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by lug Clerk ofthe Circuit Court of Monroe Coifnty, State of Indiana, dministrator, de bonis npt of the estate of Lucy Fleetwood, late of Monroe County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent, John Fe. ekt wood, A iin mistral or. Mulkev & Durand Attys. March 3d, 188 L . Notice -at' AdiuifiivlmtiOtl , Notice is hereb)T given, that the undersigned has heen appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court ol Monroe county. State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Casandra C. Smith, late of Monroe county, ticceased. Said estate supposed to be sol vent. Wake S. Walker, Administrator. March 22nd. 1881 Notice of .4kiimiuitiiraior'i S!ale. Notice is hereby jfiven, that the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Casandra C. Smith, deceased, will offer for sale at public outcry at the late residence of said deceased, in Bean Blossom township, Monroe county, Indiana, on Friday the 15th day of April, 1881. The personal property of said estate consisting ol horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, household goods, kitchen furniture and various

other articles. Sale to beirin st 10

o'clock a. if. Terms: Sums ol three dollars aud under cash;, over three dollars a credit of twelve months will be given, the 'pun. baser jiving note at interest waiving valuation and appratsment laws with good security. Wake S. Walker,

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Attornev. March 22nd, 1881. .. mtm - - Notice f AdRiiuItrationi Notice is hereby given, that th undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court ol Monroe County, State of Indiana; administrator, de bonis von, of the

estate of James Fleetwood, late of

Monroe County, decased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. John Fleetwood, Adininistnntnr. Mill key fc Durand, Atty's. March 3d. 1881. Administrator fimle Notice is hereby given, that th

nndersiineo A-'nrnistrnioi of ti e

estat e of James P. Fleetwood deceased, ii I offer for sale at public out cry at the late residence of deceased, in Polk township, Monroe county, on Monday, April 4th, 1881, the per soual property ol said estate consist

ing of horses, cows, hogs, cattle, wagons and farming implements, and of household and kitchen furniture and various other articles. & ale to begin at 10 o'clock, a. in. Terms ! Sums ' of three dollars and undi v cash; over three dollars a credit of six months, the purchaser giving note at interest,. waving benefit of valuation, with good secnri y. John Fleetwood Administrator. Mnikey fc Durand, Atty's. Bloomington, Ind, March 3d, 1881.

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Window Shades!

TH33 PK0P.K13T0R OF !3:HB City Book Store j Takes pleasure in an nou ncing that he has on hand and is receiving, an inr-i.ense let of Wall Paper, AVind Shades and Fix titers, carefully selected with special reference to, the spring trade. Ip Wall Papers the patents are nctv beiiutiful hi style, and of superior quality such f.s cannot fail to hum the wants of this community . (,)u facilities for exhibiting our Taper t advantage, are nnusnaily good Ladies are specially invited io cai and sec our styles and learn prices both of which they will find entirely satisfactory , We are making large additions to our stock of Window Shades and Fix trues. Ladies in watt? of . such articles are respectivefully invited to inspect; our supply, feeling assured that if they do sothey will look no further. 35. p. COLE.

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AND THE GREAT WEST should Purchase Tickets by the Die & mmm mui Lowest Rates for Tickets, Household Cjoods, Stock, etc. Ail Ij'assengers carried to St. Louis Union! Depot. NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES By this Route. For fu l information such as ...Maps, Time-tables, Rates on Passengers jnnd Freight, apply to Station Agen ts of this Company, or call on or address J. S. MILLS, G Gil eral Em igration Agent, Seymour, Ind.

A Hew Billiard Room !

OSCAlt S0UDEES, WEST SIlj)E PUBLIC SQUARE.

I have just purchased two of : he finest billiard tables ever brought to Bloomington, and would respectfully ask all lovijrs.of the game to give them a trialt . 25-3m ! O.SCUDERb.

A Compound TInature of th most vnlu&bfo wmiedl known to thu mdloal prcrfVillont prtiparcd upon strictly pharmaoauticMbl principle. An expedfinea of twenty-firs jb prorea It to b the feBueii Antidote to MiUaru and all oUir Agoo ioflnbOCBi Jmowa to tbti world, Tob only o&wfjrtf our Jot all Affections ofthe Kidney. In iArmv Cemplaintf iljajpepla all !liiHnlera of the Bowels, and all A flection a! the Throai; and Idling it ia equally l3lr;citntit while as a roniadf lor oojapUoaU paculiar to the fnoale aox It bail no equal. MOT A BEVERAGE Bat an .old ' reliable Honoehold Hemedy, taoromhlf adapted to Muit natora. ..; . It napphes tone to the ttomacb, rein TJgoratae the digastive organs, stimulate the secretiona, and pro. doting a regular action of the bowels, taablts ererj organ at the body to perl una ita allotUd work ragularljr and without interruption. Its highest commondaiaous come from those who hare used it longest and known it best. Nowhere so popular as in Iiancaster, Pa., where it has boan in uae for more tlian a quarter of a century. Hinhly ciiininendecl its a General Tonfo and Appetizer. Sold byDruggtH ev-fwhere. THE MESSENC ( OF HEALTH A large sized paper descr ptive of disssae, its origin and cm, will be mailed Oree to any address on Spphcti:xnn to , THE MliliLER HERB BITTERS CO. . ...Lancaster, Pa. . Or Wo stsongly recommend to mothers Prof . Porkisrs Pleasant Worm Syrnp. It ne?e fails, u eaay to take, and nc- after-physio ia required. -rice, 25 cents '' ,

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Vf ill prsotige in Courts. of Monroo and ad otning counties, Speaial attention paid t ollectioui and all bntinass entrusted to i ar. 11M

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BLOOMINGTON, I2fJ TtRclUtt In the Courtn of Msnros and adjoiii in? counties. Prompt attention giroa toes! toctions and all othsr Wgftl bniiasn.

STOVE PIPE SHELF AND UTENSIL STAND. JLGJBXTB fTAXrrXSn for ths moat convenient article ever offered Vo houekeepet!i. Agents' meet wllh (n-eler success than ever. One ngnt made filua in IS days, aliotlier SOS

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XLvncv reftinded ano rreifht ritaxaxa wm oe patd r mo notn ways it inay way QBMunicwry.je only after tou have Fully to Mod It at your ow liom-. Send roferrnca or ucMcnce of your reaponal iL in.l thft r.h with order. Everv oriian of mr axanvfacture wu;n introdoead n now loeallty.aeUS,

or ay bank ilraft. you may pay m hilitv if van tin n

many more, ouon j-aiea nre traced iram tao nrst. lnatrnmenc smu. it nccomaH i Mmutut at nurmnii y?' ownnomo. If vou ilo not want ah inatrument ronraelf. will you plenae hand or maithis cnoi'So a friend VttS wltsagi -to purchase : .Vothit c saved by lonp correspondence. : Ordordlrot from Uiia Advertiaemeut. - a 'NOTICE.-fThosi desiriiift to buy the .above instrnment aro cutaectly requested to viaitaoy r srtnry nert aa.aaa) their oa n selection S'a person. To all aueh I will allow a rednclior. of 5 from iVj1 llfJl&J?.LT!P ttl Thia it certainly a vei'v fair offer. Please come and'. examine the inatrument. IT SPEAKS FOHlTSXUr If rants at pnrthasa new; an harm done; yon ar at leist heartily welcome to look throns my aatabualixatnt. V . '4f '

Address, or call upon DANIEL F. BEATTY, Watbington.i.ew Jerwy.-

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Battle Creek, Michigan, ' VAVTJFAOTCBJSB8 OP THS OJTLT mOTUm

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Traction and Plain engine and Horse-Powors

MoutComsltJe ThrcahcrFaotory 1 EstabllSrWt lit tli WorW. 5 1848

flfl Vsa AEltt of continuous anltu-9cirllr BffBJ I lARll new, without chance of nai J aZ. maiiuremenL m location. o "?xc pn

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STEAJII-TOVirBIl SEPAXORS and Complete Steam Ontfitsv wwoluis. i Ynt Tmctlon En nines and Plain linglncs ever soeu in the American market. :. - A muUit-td of special features and improvement ixr 18S1. together with superior qvatitits in construGtum and uiUerialf not dreamed of by other: makers. : Four Bizoa cif Separators, from 6 to IS aorse ca pacity. J'r 4 dwm or horse poicer, '.'" Two styles of l W mmted Horsepowers. ? y flA UM of Selected inmber 4 jWVWjWWW i;yronArotoi3!yi.rorri constantly on haul, from which is huilt ths h

comparab io wood-Trork of our machinery.

TRACTION ENGINES

Strongest, most dura Me, ttnd efficient evr .ssnsa. 8a 10, 13 Harse Powwr.

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The But 5aie in' tlici ' World fia

Cui, Bruises, Sore Ulce Riieum, f yy ii Sore, Tetter; Clipped llaniis, Chtllilains, Cciras, and, :ilt, kiii of Skin Bruption Theirfc is; guaranteed to give terfect $at: (to ciio n in every case or money -r.?

fun iod. " Price 25 cotsier boy J m BlrMMiriiigtiii-ad;.

Far mora and Tfereshermen are invited to jnvesfciRats tt is maicAa Threahiiur Machinery. ' Circulars w ni frco. Address NIPHOUS, GHEPAKD 4 CO. Battto Creek,, WichlsaiB.

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as the boat. Fold ovcryvl .Sfp n?d 5100 ?or ha-jrj

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