Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 26, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 April 1881 — Page 4

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THE SATUflDAY

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If. J. FELTOS, ) ELLAFELTU&J

Editors.

A L!Y BE MOC RATIO NEWSPAPER.

5 ;6

I iSO per year in advance

THE LARGEST ACTUAL CIRCULATION - '- -rr ? " 1 V JThe New jfoik Store.

The Bedford Moflrnet admits that

Lawrence county "supports' of its six county papers.

but two

COUNfVY NE WS.

Eaiabltsliea .1333.

Are ;showiii a..handsome line of

&MNGWRAP

EN CL03TH AND , SILK.

IPLAPELASBSM SDUS

fVerjr SlyUsIi, and Very Cheap.

MARKED IN PLAIN

URES.

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flTTi& lVEBS & CO. M V: INDIANAPOLIS.

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c beg to inform ."the ladies

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. in anri around oioomiuiituu tuut

when fVcquested by letter we will ibaU free of charge full lines of sam

ples, and carefully fill and forward

orders however small by mail or exi press as desired. Prices in every

ease the same as if the purchaser eamc-to Indianapolis and bought the

roodtvat our store.

. TERMS P. O. order orC. O. D.

.J PETTIS, ITERS & CO.

Tele brethren ot the Republican party of Batman 'county do not dwell

tnernihp.K in nnitvbv an v means. For

v O "7. . : J. y- .. 10 years or more the party has been

divided in two factions, one headed

by- the Hon. Deianey Wilii&mson and

lion Wm I3rrv. el. aK. and the

other led hy .G. J. Langsdale, .Postmaster and editor of the. Banner,

Lieut. Gov. Hanna, and several oilier

-Hlitacian3. of local note J Recently

the anti-Langsdale wing concluded to; have; a newspaper organ of their

-own, and a young, man just- out oi

his teens, named Lyman Nangle, was

i nduced to move his paper, the Clover-

ilale- Conner, to Greencastle and

publish it as a foil fledged Beppblic-

tin auti-Langsdale-Hanna organ? unuerthe namo of thu 'utman Repub)icaE;, To make a long story short, tUepaper, after sailing along with living, colors and repeated announcejrpenLs Ahat it had "come to stay" :jfpas:ied in its checks" so to speak, at

V theend of the ninth week. It seems - that', thts step was taken by Naugle witUoufe consulting his backers, and i their rage knew no bounds when the j last issue, in which th- y were chargHs ed4 wita deceiving the publisher.

s made its appearance. But they lo r. r iiot proposje to succumb soeasly.' It ; . is yaid that a new publisher has ; l ib,een secure. I, am I that the paper will Le'oontinued. We have-been a close observer o$ this fight in Putman conn ty; foMhe past ten y ea.s, and, -somehow. -Lang.sdale aUyays comes -out on top. - In 1872 Langsnale was f "r a candidate for Postmaster of Green- - rt-astle and although those of the op ; ".posite fraction of his .party "ELOved J f 5. lieaven ancl-earth" to prevent his ap4ointiaent; :he came out victorious. : A Htrong effort was . made to defeat ixim fta'seeond term but that was ... iiot fsuccessfu!!; Mr Langsdale -ibongbt out his friend Thomas Hanna i for Lieu Governor; and ht wasnomiiniiteii and elected. Mr. Langsdale -favored the appointment of Mrs. X indsofa of Greencastle for State : Librarianr and she got it. When ; Judge Tumrran died, recently, Mr. J- Baggy wasi&n applicant for the posi-

fe tumwt Mr. Langsdale went gently to' M nor.k and had Judge Golf eyof Clay count appointedl ,Mr. Langsdale ; : was the father of the inegrd? exodus scheme Top importing Joiorel votes r ilondiaria, ana succeeded in getj; tifag a large n umber of them into Put-

man county. If the opposing action : succeeded -in pruning Langsdale out," as they threatened, they will accomplish something that has never yefc been accomplished building up a onew'papssr by breaking down an old

estaoiisneci one. I he Democrats of

Futmairf county aicMbaving lots of tium oyer this kiikenney cat light, fvitbin t&e Republican ranks, and de rtlarerthat iits better'n acircas. Iy was a ghastly spectacle to sec m Coffin carry off the first prize at itheState GratoncalContest f , - , - By the way, what has become of ji .gentltman known as- Ha)? He is .wanted to'settle that little-matter of presidential salary with Mr. Tilden.

, IlarroUslmrg-. The farmers general ly , are now very busy. Owing to the late spring they are considerably uehind with

their work.

The residence of C. R. Stephenson

is beiug enclosed by a stone fence.

Miss Anna Waliingford, formerly ot this place, but now of Blocmington is visiting friends here. Mr. H. T. Piekell a teacher in the Mitchell Normal school has been home cn a short visit. They are two subscription sch oo now in session here. About sixty pupils are in attendance. A sabbath school was reorganized at the C. P;j church last Sunday. The srood templars exhibition siv-

en last Friday evening was quite a success. Some very affecting plays and dramas, together with some very amusing one3, were well acted. The declamations were also very good. Some excellent music was furnisned by the string band. All showed that much labor and pains had been taken to make: It entertaining. -They had quite a large audi ance and the proceeds are to go for the benefit of the lodge. Ass Observer,, .We shall be pleased to hear frequently from the above correspond -eut-Ed. Courier.

closed on

The school term havinir

FriCiay, April loth, at Miss Emma Adam's school, Bloomington township, District No. 6, an exhibition was given at night. There was a large gathering of patrons and friends who highly appreciated the exercises of the evening, which consisted of literary performances and music instrumental-and vocal. The closing scene was a beautiful tableau. The exercises were both entertaining and instructive; and much credit is due both teacher and pupils. Observer.

In spite of the opposition' of hy

percritical and hypocritical persons of Bloomington, Mrs. Robinson, the eminently successful revivalist, has stirred up that sinf ul city down to its lowest depths, and is raking in

the ungodly by the hundreds, We

understand that several hundred per

sons there have joined the M. E.

Church under the ministrations of herself and Dr. J. W. Webb; These numbers include; a score or two of the most hardened cases. We hope that the lady may be induced to come chere. Martinsville Gazette.

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Among- Barn urn's attraction

v year will be 41 Private DaIzeHT an Ohio man who refused an office, unaer the presentyadministration. f i

.Business generally for the last two months has been irregular, yet averaged, has been fair, considering the wonderful fluctuations in the weather. The mud embargo stills exists in the couutry, the roads as yet remaining almost impassable for teams to haul empty wagons. We have been visit ed with sun shine, rain, cold and stong winds, and thunderstorms alternately during this month, while the prospects at this time are not at ail favorable for good weather of any duration. This is connected with the singular weather we have experience, aud the bad roads which have existed for about a month have conspired to retard trade in a great measure. With anything like a week's duration of fair weather, there will be a great activity all around.

The Committee recommended that

Prof. M. M. Campbell be aliowed$l,

2U0 lor services as Professor in the

State University a number of years

ago, but as the specific appropriation bill failed in the legislature, ProfCampbell will have to ti3r it again in two years.

Representative Biiskirk will return to his home with a reputation for industry and attention to business to which few members of the present legislature can lay claim. He has invariably been at his post during the. sessions of the House, and being placed upon important committees has made it a rule to meet with them night after n ig h t. Th ere a re al ways eight or ton members of a body like the House, who dictate and direct legislation, and it is to this number that Mr. Buskirk belongs. He ha seeuied an appropriation fortheUni-

ersity-of $25,000, per annum, which

is $5,000 more per year than the ap propria tion of two years ago, as he is

mot one of the class of men who so

......... - about boasting of what they have accomplished, we feel tuav it is due him ji from a party antagonist, that these matters should be at least referred to. Bloomington Republican Progress.

XIio Biffircst lalr oJf Boots in tlic I5ox t(Make your paper an even dollar and I will take it for a year," said and honest granger who visited the Courier office one day last week. uYou know the city1 papers are only a dollar." He did not get the Courier for one dollar, and left the office to subcribe for a "city paper." The country papers, such as the

Courier, give all the state and general news, congressional, legislative, and a "large amount of miscellaneous readiug matter, the same as the city

papers. But the most important of

all to a resident of this county is the home news,

Do the "city papers" say anything

in regard to the interest of our county? Nothing whatever. Do they contain notices of your schools, cjnirches, court, marriages, deaths, improvements, and a hundred other things of local interest? Not a line. Do they- ever say a word calculated to draw attention to our county

Jand encourage the developement of

its rccources? Never. There are men who take such views of this matter, that unless they are getting as many niches of reading matter in their own as they do in the city paper, they think they are not getting the worth of their money? It reminds us of the the old story of a man who took the largest pair of boots m The box because the price was the same as the smaller pair that fitted him. TUo Temperance OTidal Wave in Brown Couuly;, Nashville Jacksonian:

The Temperance meeting at the court house, last Mouclay night, was largely attended and was a success. Hon. John R. East, of Bloomington, was present, and delivered' an earnest and able address in favor of the Prohi bitipii Amendment to the Constitution. . Mr- East has a big heart, a fertile brain and a mouth as large as that of Henry Clay and when he

opens it he invariably says something. Messrs, Streetcr, Wilson, Jordan and Parker made brief but telling speeches. Mrs. Lorimor being called cn to speak, responded by making a neat and earnest talk. Resolutions, endorsing the course of Messrs Coffey and Buskirk on the temperance question, were unanimously adopted by- a raising vote, amid rapturous applause. After the meeting the Cornet Band, attended by a number of ladies and

gentlemen, repaired to the house of

Hon. R. L .Coffey and discorsed some

of their sweetes and most soul st'r-c

ring music. The Hon. gentleman had retired to his peaceful couch and

eary nature's sweet restorer, balmy sleen" had but a neriod to his

thoughts: but the dulcet sounds soon

broke the spell, and, at the end of the second piece, he was standing in the door. Some one proposed "three cheers for Judge Coffey." The response was given with a vim that awakened the echoes. This was too much for the Judgo, so he squared himself, opened his mouth, and well, he made a good speech. Mr. East, being among the sernftders, closed the exercise with some remarks complimentary to the tern per ance record of Judge Coffey.

BEDS OF DOWN FEEL HARD. All beds seem hard to the i-heu-matic. Then hearken ye peevish sufferers! Apply Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil to your achcing Joints and muscles. Rely upon it that you will experience speedy relief. Such, at least, is the testimony of tho$. who have used it. The remedy in likewise success fully resorted to for throat aud lung diseases, sprains, bruises, etc. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker, Bloomington, Lid.

WALL PAPER

AND

Window Shades!

The proposed amendment prohibiting the manufacture aud sale of liquor in Indiana will give ri se to a new issue in politics, when il; comes to vote next year.

FLOWERS MOST FADE. The brightest Ho wcrs must fade, but young lives endangered by severe coughs and colds, may be preserved by Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. Croup whooping cough, bronchitis, in short,

all affection of the throat and , lungs are relieved by this sterling preparation, w'hieh also remedies rheumatic pains, sores, bruises, piles, kidney difficulty, and is most economic. Sold by J. W. Shoe.-naker, Biomington, lnd. mm Pt The jewels of Q;ueen Victoria's crown are estimated to be worth some $l5,000y 000, and yet people starve daily in London. A Berlin mechanic has invented a 3team velocipede. Of what use can such an article be to the people of Berlin? The Czar of Russia has a number of pictures in his gallery by American artists representing scenes in this sorutry.

0. & M. Railroad. EMIGRANTS FOR

TEXAS

TH33 PROPRIETOR OP THE City Book Store

Takes pleasure in announcing that

he has on hand and is receiving, an immmisn lot of Wall Par er, Window

Shades and Fixtuers, carefully select

ed with special reference to the spring trade. In Wall Papers the palerns are new beautiful in style, aid of superior qualtit7 such as cannot fail to meet the wants of this community. Our facilities for exhibiting our Paper to advantage, are unusually good.

Ladies are specially invited to call and see our styles and learn prices,

both of which they will had entirely

satisfactory .

We are making large additions to

our stocK oi vvinaow onuuus uu Fixtrues. Ladies in want of such articles are respectivefully invited to inspect our supply, feeling assured

that i f they do so, they will loolc no

further.

P. COLE.

Bloomington, Ind' March 9, 1881.

SHAKESPEARE REVIVED. To ache, or not to ache, that's the question. This cheerful conundrum ye rhe Lunatic sufferers, is by no inean as difficult as a proposition in Euclid. Try Dr. Thoina'j' Electric Oil, and you will And it ji.st as easy not to ache as to ache. Sold by J.

W, Shoemaker, B'comington, lnd. ' a o-aK For the speec cure of Consumption and all diseases that lead to it, such as stuborn Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma pain in the side and chest, dry hacking congh tickling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and all chronic or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery has no equal and has established for itself a world-wide reputation. Many leading pln'sieians recommend and use it in their practice. The formula from which it is prepared is highly recommended by all medical journals. The clergy and press have compli

mented it in most slowing teams. Go

to your druggist and get a.tiial bottle for ten ets, or a regular size for $1.

For sale, bv IL Lindlev. Bloomington

. . i ' Ind.

Sairel

Oixe-'Iialf the Promts BY BUYING GOODS OF

VB5

A FEW F SIT FISICES:

s Prop. James H. Sar ex-Supts of Public InsttMictioni- has been nom fe ir ated by -the Bemocracry as their candidate for Mayor of Indianapolis, -lie will be elected Mark the prediction ! J' f -t -AccoKDiKG to the Bedford Magnet

- the champion Jiarship of Southern

Indiana has been transferred froin

f McIntireT of thej 3Htchcllc Commerv.. ft ctal to tlie senior editor of this paper. .. ' We n ow lake pleasu re i n turn ing the ' belt ever to Smith,: of the Bedford .r f f Journal, who says that his paper has

r a circulation of 12, U0 copies weekly.

If other people only had as high an opion of us as wo have of ourselves we should all be drawing a large salary and driving every afternoon. We are poor because we are not appreciated. ; " 1 'ECfrOg'

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MAKING A RAI55E.

John Hays, Credit P. O., says: His shoulder was so lame- for nine months that he could not raise his hand to his head, but by the use of Dr. Thomas' Electrie Oil the pain and lameness 'disappeared, and althou gli t h ree n. on th s have el a psed, tic ha s1 no t h ad an a 1 1 ack si n ce. Sold bv J. W.. Shoemaker, Bloomington, lud, f

A ILook. Alicucl. Q owing events casting their shadows before and growing to be the most interesting of all questions. The interest in the summer and fall ejections is commencing to crop out, and within a month the chances

of the different aspirants for the suff

rage of the sovereign people will be discussed pro and con with constant ly increasing animation. The all po tent argument as to the party probabilities will be thefignres of the last contest and none will bo more earnestly canvassed than those of the congressional struggle, and this being the fact, the new B. & O. Red Book congressional edition becomes almost indispensable. No publication of political statistics ever made equals it in extent of information givan, or -in comprehensive arrangement. It shows not only the result of the election of 1880, but the result as well of the election of 1S78. The Republican, Democratic and Greenback vote for the two elections is piesented separately and comparisons made of gains or losses of the different parties. Total votes are also the subject of comparison, and this exhaustive showing is made of every congressional district in the Union by counties The book is one of one hundred and twelve pnges, isa marvel of typographical beauty, being printed upon an elegantly Ha ished paper, and the cover is one of the most exquisite things in the way of artistic design issued kir many a year. The Red Bonk is a B. & O. publication intended for something above the ordinary circulation, and to this end is sent only where requests are made to C. K. Lord, G. P." A., Baltimore, Md.? for it by mail and enclosing a three cent stamp. The Red B)ok will thus b -mailed to all who may write to II r. Lord for it, and certainly those who receive it will not part with it for almost any money, so exceedingly valuable a text

book is it lor all who are interested

Mens Oas, Suite ...... Mens' All-Wool Suits L'2 yards Bleached Ma si in 22 yards Fine Brown " 14 yds Heaviest r " 22 yards Prists G yards Carpet .-1 10 yards Jeans ... S pounds Rio Coffee 10 pounds N. O. Sugar. . .

$4 00

00 00 00 00

ggSt! have a choice line of Latcs

Stvles of Ladies1 Dross Goods and

Trimmings, Notions Neckwear, anr

a full line of Oiothing, Hats, Gaps Boots, Shoes, Oil Cloth, Carpets

Queens ware, Groceries, etc My stock eontoiimi the best as wel

as the cheapest o f all kinds of Dr

Good the trade requires.

WITH PORTi MRS EIPS

And monev to p;xy in advance for

all the goods 1 buy, I therefor CAIS1

and WILL sell n.y present suttk o

o-oods for ONE HALF ot tlutt an

other house in town will sell -ou. I anv other house will se)l goods a

rest, i will tnrow make them-up.

in" the thread ti

And then come in. and I will make

good my promise. April 23, S1. W. O. FEE.

Notice A JwJiUiistrittiou.

Notice is hereby given, that tin

undcrsisned has been appointe(J

by the Clerk of T.hc Circuit Court ol Monroe County, State of Indiana, .dmiuistrator, ce bonis non. of tin estate of Lucy; Fleetwood, late oi Monroe County, deceased. Said estate is fciipposed to be solvent. John Elketwoo d, Administrator. Mulkey & Durand Atty's. Mfirch Jld, 1S.;U.

Notice of AdniSni itratSon. Notice is hereby given, that the

nndeTsi?ned has been appoaited bv

the Clerk of the Circuit Court of

Monroe County, Btate of Indiana, administrator, da bonis nony of the

estate of James E leet wood, late or

Monroe County, drcased. Said

estate is supposed to be solvent.

JOHX FOJETWOOD, Administrator. Mulkey & Durani, Atty's. March 3dT 1881.

AND THE GREAT WEST should PurchasoTickets by the OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RWLfAY. Lowest Rates for Tickets, Household Goods, Stock, etc. Ail Passengers carried to St Louis Union Depot. NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES By this Route. For full information such as Maps, Time-tables, Rates on Passengers and Freight, apply to Station Agents of this Company, or call on or address J. S. MILLS, General Emigration Agent, Seymour, Ind.

The G3ieaH ' :'' --:, ' : J f " fill MWMMW I Mi III -s.? .- ll

. ' ' '''' 5, $ w.&

BUT G;0 STRAIGHT TO

J. K. jyaxiersori & .Co's. .... : . 1

Worth of C5o8s sit

BOTTOM

$5000

Compare our prices with others. We guar-

antee to

Two doors East of BaiiMf

A New Billiard Room !

OSCAR S0TJDERS, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

I have just purchased two of the

finest billiard tables ever brought to

Bloomington, and would respectful ly

ask all lovers oi the eame to sive

--------- u w them a trial, 25-3m O. SOUDERb.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Bt.oosokgton. t - Inxiana.

T ...

OlBce: Bee Hive Building, second

floor. Api IB 'SI.

The Boss Drug Store is the place for Paints and Oils.

'0o to the Boss Br u

Store for Wall

and Window Shades.

police oS .itiumii .n ation. Notice is hereby iven, that

in or care aught lor political statistics.

the

1 undersigned has becn appointed by Clerk of the Circuit Court ol Monroe j County, State' of Indiana adminis-

trator of the estate of James l'. Fleetwood, lato of Monroe county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.; Jouk Flkktavood, Administrator. Mulkey 4 Durand Att'ys, March 3d, 1U.

Pays for

Courier f bi the balance of this year,

A Compound Tincture of the most Valuable remed'es known 'to the medlca! profeesfon, prepared upon strictly pharmaceutical prlnclpleu.

The only abtoluti cvre for all Affections of the

Kidneys. In TAvqv Complr.Int D ysp epsia all Disorders of th.o Bowots and all Afl'eetions of the Tiiros.t and XongSt it is equally gioacious, while at a nuiiedy for complain te peculiar to the female sex ii his no eqoal. . . NOT A BEVERAGE Bat an old re! labHe Household Jttmedy thoroughly adaptxi to iiEsiiit catura It supplies tone to t'att stomocbj ninriontee the digestive organs, t timule tofi the secretions, and pro. jnoting a regular wtiaa of the bowels, enables every organ of he body to perform its allotted work regular and without interruption. Its higkost con iraoniJi. tic ns com o from those who have used it lonf-esfc and Known it best Nowhere so pondar as in Lancaster, Pa., where it has been in use for more i than & quarter of a century. Highly com'jnendod as a. General Tonic mad Appetiser. old by Druggists eviorywhore, THE ME;5SEICER OF HEALTH A large sized paper d-u-criptive of disease, its origin and ouro, will niaMixl free te any address on application to THE MI8HUER HERB BITTERS CO. JUahcaster, Pa. B.Wo stmnsly rt'Commuud to mothers Prof. Purkor's Pltnffim.t Wonu Syrnp. It never fails, is easy, to f a;o, and no afltjr-phyeic is required, Vrice, 25 cent 8 7

HULL VAPOR COOK STOVE.

fit rm f

The only Vajjor Cciok Btovtt that has stood the test tf years, and givan entire and penr3ct satisfaction. '50,000 Novr in use, and growing in favor wherever used. TJioko who have thorn xna not do v lthout thenu The Most Stolid - The Most Ourabte, The Most Perfect, The Most Economical,. No Swelhr rg Heat, Ko Fires to Build, No Ashes. to Rsmoye, No Fuel t ) Carry, No Smoke, . No Oder. M SOMWiR USi; TlfBY AtE 18K'?8SABLE. Tkps even' description of cooking or other work herot oiore lone by thoonlinory cooking stove or 1-n.agcs with ease and perfect comfort. Washing, ironing, baking, broiling, frulu canning, tc elU, without the insufferable heat of f lie old.fajjhloued cook bi;ovo, aud always re idy. 7 . M .. . Our latent Automatic Safety Can "renders the ufe of our stoves " perfectly safe " in the hands pf thu most careless or inexperienced. Send for full dseriptlv circular and price Ust. Sp3Cai iuducemeiits to agejita in uu occupied jnitory. Address, . " H HULL VAPOR STOVE COMPANY," ClovelaadOhi

CASPER VACANT, IDEETAKEB and

North End of Fee's Building, Col

lore Avenue. Hoarse furnished

when desired.

BLOOMINGTON - INDI AN A-

J. W, Crain

iisidat 33 ntist9 office: Over McCalla & Co's. BL0031INGTON, USD

"All woik guaranteed. C42 jLoisdix & IMLiers, J ATTORNEYS AT LAW, t ZOOlflNGTON, IND

Will praotioo in Courts of Monroe and ad oinirs? countios. Si eoial attention paid to olicctions and all business entrusted to hi? are. . Iltf

Biaskirk' Uuaicau, 4 ATTORNEYS AT LAW, B LuOMlNGTOJf I&P Praetitie in the Courts of Monroe and adjoin in counties. Prompt attention given to col lections and all other legal business.

STOVE PIPE SHELF AND UTENSIL STAND. tf ANTED tot th moeu con vmileut '. article rer offered to housekoepeia. Agentf meet with greater success Xl an arer, Oco agent

m&ae mine in iai aars. anoiner

In S df;ja, another S7 in 1 day. boxing and SFrtflcbx Fmee to Agcnta. Hand for clroulara to fi aaxeet addre&a. JT. K. SlIKl'ARO A C ClneliLOAti, O., crKfc, Ixala, afo.

Peter Henderson'!

. COMBINED CATALOGUE Off

WiU beMaikd Free to aU who apply by

Anv PTnAiHImp.ntfll GrOOndl In

whicIU we test our Vegetable and Flower Seeds are imost complete; mid cur Groennoaees for IPlanw (covering 3 acres) in slM0)) are tlie li irgettt In America .

FETlER HENDERSON & CO.

35 Coftfandi Stfeet, New York,

Affcnte Wntited. SoDoywad MJUnKonr Pia.TFOKM FAMILY SCALE. Wei;hauptoa51ba. KaUU Prioc. 1.50. TanaaurpriaeAgeot. Dvtizvnu Soatje Co.. Cuwiunau, O.

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The BAUAMji FOl-U has always'

been one oX the most important weapans tw ieh'cd bv the ilea-

ical Facnfty againab v

the encroacumenta of the above Dlt e aeep, but it has ne? ' er been so advanta geoasly compound ; cd as in 1 jlwkrncr- & ManTiN8 1X)1I7 KO CK and RYE. Its-

properties affonls a Vrf$M

to irnfW up ibe,Si- rv- Mm

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it is tho reHiilt of 20 yewgnp ex

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nenence ana

it combine ihkt

wi.itnfn2nrn( and :rortnr vicJi&t. and It!

not a " ono man" or" one idea machine, as otuera are. It avoids the dei'cctB of orhers-tna pa sesaes n etc and txrltutbto J catnrt ana oonyeniencea: It is faroe, liijUl-runningr noUelesi, handsome, convenient. durable, and papEa Warraote d nnfl kept in rennir free 4ir 5 ycara. Cjrcnlarnwiflt. ixmdotnvaca sent free on ret'iuest Tti9 snrtly tag best A tial will nrove it: D ont fail loA ibefore von buy. manutaotuukd nx 1 LOREJiCIi; MAOTINE CO.,Floron(, Masa ; -HorEftALEn nx ( GEO. P. BENT, 81 and JacSsois J3t, Chicstn). J3t

be sold by PIITJU GISTS, GU V ana :.oa t &m

persons, vMUlOUt special tax," or mm. ; . '.3M n'Bievsfbiri Don't be deceived by dealer V ; uM

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Proprietary Stamn on each, bottle ..r..V.; :. :

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Sold by DRUGCISTS and CENEW:

DEALERS Ewaryvnarp.

PENSIONS ARE PAID avery ioldir duablod la liue of 'duty Jov neeiaut or othemrwe. A

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panai ca. b ndar new law ".nsusanas are entitled to an IncrnUt- of ptuficu. WidoifurphaBJi and dependent fathers or ncihcs- of loldiei who, died iBjha rray set a jentloa. BOTJT Y Dmchara) fr wound. ' itSnrins- or rmptun, iTMlfalt btranty . 8enf aBlampsforeopy Fcnsijn and Bounty Acts. Address As Indiiuuoli. Ind. W refer to F.ATv.lTi. Prva'i India a Banking Co,, und R. F. Kcnnwly. Vns, t Con tral T,xnk, boih of Judiiuupolii, KaiaotMa pspr. ir-

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Varreaid Puro.aad tttdth$4

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The lie f t Oourh Kvmpti PIsos Crre fov Oonsnmptlrtn. It acts qwlrk andjt tastes ootl. Rose HuaJl,-IioriJe lareThereftmj the ehe.ipes wel; aa th ficiit. Sold ove here 5e ki) 1 .00 per )itlft

? Tho Best Saive the rifeld

Cuts, Bruises, Sores ' tJc& 4$algf

Rhcam, Fovei Sores, Tetter, C aapped

Hands, 4 ClHlblainsi Conxs, nW W

kiuds of Skin Eruptions. TheaL?M

is guaranteed to give per fe;t satis-tMw ' fnctioa. in every, ; kse s or. lpabue tif Saf .. 4Fair sale-by v .KH : vmt -

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The patronage of the puW ip ia so- 'fe liciificd, and asswrancs aig iwm that . mm they will find the pvkies and the attl-

itv of the goo( wntirely sati5,faotoryv:rtfli :,j .. . .? ... . ;-ls..lVit.B cKiii

FARMERS . A

$60 to $100 PER MOTil daiiag the wintered sprin. Fck MVlWto

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