Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 27, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 April 1881 — Page 4

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THE SATUEDAY COURIER.

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4 ISS CLOTH AID SILK, -A -. . , 5.0 FIAPEL AP SILK SOUS ; " r "i ':." Verj3$ljiisa, andr Veryt Cheap.;

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' &StT Wc beg to inform; 4adies in antt around -Blpomingtoti that when requested by letter we will jQisiil frtie of charge full lines of samples, aiid carefully fil and forward orders ihoweyer:Sipalt by mailpr express a& desired. Prices in every case the same as , if the purchaser atnet ludiannpoljs and;;bpugUt the joods st our store " " iTERMS P. O: order -or G. O. I.

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, lTris out dntj to elect a man for Mayor who will not- pronounce his.

tide s4i izzonor.' Brazi I lemocrat .

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4 The Putnam county Republican came out on the half-shell last week, and then climbed tlre: golden stair ud pr?seufced as dead-hc;id ticket to Potc rbo replied-, "You ican't tprms in hot ;: Republicans belong down .the other wa

4 Hon 3. Ez Wax.ee of our neighboring county, Martin, although not a.lawyen proved himself to be one of the ah' est members of ihe House of

Representatives of the last Assembly. ! . Jitsrichiservea to be prompted bv: his

, - i eonstisunts.

Thc-Trmts of Religions KcTival The effectiveness or religious is ottenncstinned. -Either branch of tliediscussion has its supporters ' w ho advance acumen ts tstrong and

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in the Chris tianreiigion confidently assert that alter the close of a series of revivat sieetingsa reaction sets in 4 whict not only ' destroys' what good i lias iDeer. done, t but inmahy cases, : renders; affairs' worse .than before. itOni the other hand, the zealous -thurcbMmembers wiU teil" you that ilbe nieetings have greatly blessed f theeiimra unity j having effeets which lwillmeverbe wholly, erased. This flatter argument ib the fairest, as exlerience has proven.

"3-' 3j Itis a faeth, however that - many persons: durins; revivals enter the

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?:P"V wQuldyner-pa3sthe portals of the ' I; "'i acred edifice. They listen, see many

i persons going forward, ana- JLnaiiy V ,y believing Vherascl yes, possessed of a i -desi ire to lead better lives, they also

come to the altar- with , an apparent cliange: of spirit. They- are congrat

ulated, by the church people, and so

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.t i-ChiJfeU; trom merocuriosity. They -who- under other circumstances

long as the-meeting progresses their

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spiritual weuare is-an ooiccc or so- VArt.;Rin nnt.il It i Wr thati the

licttauon,.but so soon, as all escite- m Charged the commercial men

raenv a.ies away me .new converts for the same Space. The newspapers

sre-talG to master tne struggle witn of IafiaQ Should ooen their batteries

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IPOETaeAI R:VrTIJE. TbenAVtorapli Album Mania, in Our Public Schools. The little ones of the lower rooms of the Bloomington PoJblic Schools have lately had! a violent attack of what might le called the autograph album fever. The small albums may be pu rehased at th e stores lor from fave.to twenty-five cents, and they are passed around among the little friends to receive a written sentiment from each with the autograph of the writer. A number of these albums recently fell into the hands of a member of the Gouiier family, who was at once struck with the originality andquaintnessof some of the verses. We copy a tew of them, thinking that they will interest some of the elder friends of the little Bloomingtonites:' . "Your album is a garden spot In which I planfea Forget-me-not Remember me in all your wishes. And think of me when washing dishes. Always be kind and true, And there'll always be love for you. May earth be joyous, death sweet, and Heaven your home, You ask me to write in your album, I hardly know how to begin. For there's nothing original about me, Except original sin.Remember well and bear in mind, A trusty friend is hard to find.

To write a few lines in your album,

y niy friend, I shall engross a few moments My thoughts and my pen.Remember me and don't forget, You have a friend in Bloomington yet. Be a good little girl and go to school, Learn j-our lessons well, and obey I your teacher's rule. Politeness is to do and say, Thekindest things in the kindest way. Allow me this little spot To write the words "foget me not." When you are old and cannot see, Put on you specs and think of me. Away back here, out of sight, I write my name just for spite. In memory's wood-box, place a stick for me. Remember me for gracious sake, And save me a piece of your wedding -r cake: My pen i bad, my ink is pale, My hand shakes like a little dog's tail. Forget me never Till yonder sun shall set forever. Remember; O remember when we used to go to school, Remember, Q rem ember wh en we ' used to act the fool, My pen is bad, my ink is worse, God the bless the one that reads '- this verse. My pen is bad, my ink is pale, My love for you would split a rail. Long may yon- live and happy be, Beloved by all; bat mos t by me. Cold the wind blows and makes you sneeze. :" ... But my love for you wi!l never freeze. May your days be days of peace, And slide along, as slick as grease. Some write for pleasure, some for ,. ,. fame, f . . . ' But I write simply to sign my. name. When on these lines your eyes yon cast, Think of me when you. saw me last. Count that day lost whose, low. dc- ' scendingsun, Views from thyr hand no worthy action donea

There has riot- been a legislature in the past ten years that has not tried to muzzle the press in some way. The soions seem to have a

particular spite at the press. They

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2 motives have the ability to remain v liroi- in thefaith, but the others drop 't- offone by one until hardly a tithe of f the number that professed conversion become Christians: in the true sense ;3 -of theword. These are, denominate edjt -backsliders" Their old com-

M pan ions in wickedness scon at them

wi the weakness displayed, and

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T3? U:hn vMx-Ctti.ntr rartc truflh thorn wtt:h

j Jf ; .--u a wii O f I vaw vmm.u .w.w.a f , disdain. Then thctold story is re;f ; ieatcd. Con s id er i ng th emselves de-

seKtetl by the church, their only wayJ

m . tney tumtc tsto retrace tueir steps J back mto the paths of vice. They hay&tried religion and - ibunft it a

failure with them and the chances are that they never again, will: enter &ib ft desire to do-better. - ? There.are a few who keep the faith -and the church i is protid of them, and society is ben el? ted by them. Che Munhsllr-and WisharxT revivals gave evidences of euTciency which

? have 'now almost entirely disappear

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- who publicly avowdrth'eit' intentiona-

jiftdUye upright lives may now fre-

oiictttlv be found where viccr is su-

, rfpreme. Srtingonas course of re- : ..ftiMro. thev-ravei' t.iro.igli 'bail, infiu-

f encesand' the njg! ect of 3h?istiajB people, bC'COmejs-or$e than before.'f V Revival?? "could be -made more'r cfj fective by ti king care of the result. Sh;vU thefrniU of the -recent re

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and make it uncomfortably hot for

.hem.Hoosier State.

3)ou't j,udge-a- man by the clothes he wears. God made one and the tailor the other. Don't judge him by him by his family connections, for Cains belonged to a very good family. e Don't judge a man by his failure in life, for many a maiLfails because he is too honest ;io succeed. Don't judge a man by his speech, for a parrot talks, but the tongue is

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Don't judge a man by the house he lives in, for the lizard and the rat often inhabit the grandest structures.

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A Buc Libel, Bedford Magnet, The brakemen on the L., N. A. & C. R. R.-, ss a train leaves a station, always announce the name of the next station to be reached. A few days ago as a- train coming south

was leaving EBcttsvi Ac, a brakeman

'sa-ag out "Wood yard the next startion." w As-the train moved out from

'-Wood . yard ,,? the same brakeman came rushing into the door of the ladies' car, and in a loud voice made thefollowiug:an noun cemen t : "Ladies and gcntlcmen-I have tbe pleasure pi announcing to you that the city of Blppmington will be the next station reached by this train. If you

will look out of thecar as you arrive at thaticity, you will sec the entire population assembled at. the de pot to

greet you; anci u you will cast your eyes tovvards the public square you will see the smoke arising from the improved pea-nut roaster, . which is the principal institution of that city." It is needless to say that he was enthusiastically applauded.

CLKUICAL CHATTER.

tn on t i bo Salesmen of t)lie Bloom . jnglou stores!.

The clerks in the various stores of Bloomington and we have some of the finest in the State were recently threatened with a "write-up" by the Courier. When the Courier promises anything it is bound to come, and below is the result of a ramble among the stores of our patrons, with a brief mention of the persons they employ to attend to the wants of the dear people who come to purchase their wares: Our ubiquitous henchman "followed the crowd" to the old established Dunn corner, near the depot. Here we found Joseph Alexander, Charles Alexander and Tobe Batter Ion, three of the pleasan test men in town, and whose courteous manners go far in contributing toward the great popularity this house now enjoyw. At the "Boss" Clothing Store corner the good looking aiid genial Charley Tonrner was found, who, in addition to the proprietors, "Mose" and 4iSol," makes many fast friends by polite treatment and fair-dealing with all patrons of this thriving establishment. Next door the good-natured, thorough druggist, Doc, Far is holds forth as Oapt. Shoemaker's next best man. Another assistant; in this store is Mr, Faris son "Bud," who is destined to be a "chip of the old block," that is if the pretty girls do not eat him up before 3e arrives at the age of maturity. In the store of the veteran merchant, McCalla, Ellis Slusyjr,, is chief of the Knights of the yardstick. Ellis' good looks, pleasant waysj(and blonde mustache) captivates the young ladies, especially, with whom this store is so popular. In the City Bookstore will be found as assistants to Mr. Cole, the proprietor, his estimable wife, and Waldo Vanzant an energetic and pleasant

young gentleman who is destined to

make his mark in the business world. In Purdue's, Ed Whitsell will be found as obliging a clerk as t here is in town, and well, he's married. "All alone by himself" is Oscar Reed in the neat little Parlor Drug Store, where he makes it pleasant for all who call, whether they want three cents worth of salts or a five-dollar

At Fee's, John K, Whisenand will istill be found at his old 'post of dut3T, swhile Lon Rogers is the latest addition to the clerical force. It is as

tonishing how the young people of

the feminine gender are patronizing Fee's since Lon has been installed behind the counter. There were so many busy bees in the Bee Hive dodging around among the piles of goods' that we are not sure we caught them all. We are ready to go before a Justice of the Peace and solemnly swear that the handsomest jot.of clerks in Bloomington are hived next door to the Postoffice. There's Charley Mitchell. Ed Hall, Diek Houston, Dr. Bragg, J. O. Mulky, Nat Browning and Qharle3' Hall, all of whom, the ladies say, are just "too sweet for anything," and who are thoroughly versed in the art of good manners and efficient attention to the swarms of patrons of the Bee Hive. In Stuart & McPbecters' Will Adkins is chief clerk a young gentleman who has the material iu him for a thorough business man. AtJfhe New York Store we skip

:the proprietors, Len Field and Soddy

Carmichael who do not properly belong in the ranks of those we are writing up, to mention the three princip

al clerks, William Clark, W. W. Har-

rold and J! W. Jackson. These gentlemen fill ail the requirements of first-chss clerks, and this old establishment and popular house will en

joy no other kind, Will Carjt has

.recovered from his bash fulness, and

can now wait on a young lady with as much composure as he could our grandmothers. The ever good-natured Tobe Smith has for his chief assistant his son Joe, whom the patrons (especially the young ladies) Had to be eminently fitted for the position he occupies. In Orchard's grocery everybody knows where that; is is Ben Rogers, thevbest young fellow in the world, and one whose services are invalua-

business knowledge is adding to the already large army of friends of this hou3e. The old reliable house of J. M. Howe t& Son have ample assistance in attending to the wants of their large circle of patrons. Mrs. Beers presides over the millinery department, and her r put atum as an expeit

in that line has long since been established. In the mammoth grocery room of Collins & Karseli we find as assistants to the proprietors those princes of good fellows Parker Pearson and Mr. Giles. These gentlemen understand their business thoroughly, and are alive to the wants of their customers as well as to the interests of their employers. Chris and Ike Walker have James Campbell to help them make "dead cow," and to catch stray curs ior the sausage machine. These gentlemen all understand their business, and that is a big point in the butcher trade. At Benckart s bakery and confectionery there are as assistants, the wife of the proprietor, and a brother and a sister Miss Theresa Benckart and John Benokart, They are all very courteous, and it is pleasant to deal there. The baking is done by George and John, than whom Bloomington never had better bakers. At Bollenbacher's old established shoe house the proprietor does not go out of his own family to find plenty of efficient help, and customers are always assured of the best treatment. A grand jury in Wabash county recentl3T found thirty-one indictments against the saloon keepers of Wabash. In a county where the "God and morality" party is so dominant, it hardly seemed possible that so much wickedness should abound, but Republicans like their soddy as well as any other class of persons.-. Wabash county is so intensely Republican and the Republicans all claim to be such friends of the temp erance cause that it was but natural to suppose that .Mr. Fall, the gentleman the Republicans of that county sent to Indianapolis by 1,400 majority to represent tnera in the Legislature, would haivc voted for the local option bill, but he did'nt. He voted against it as hard as he could. He was afraid that the passage of the bill would "injure the prospects of the party," Another clear case oi Republican hybocrisy. Delp In Times.

Bariium has arranged to have a gorilla born in OUo this summer. He will have it grow up with the country, and become a Republican stat esman, of course. BEDS OF DOWN FEEL HARD. AH beds seem hard to tbe rheumatic. Then hearken ye peevish sufierers! Apply Dr. Thomas7 Electric Oil to your acheing joints and muscles. Rely upon it than you will experience speedy relief. Such, at least, is the testimony of those who have used it. The remedy is likewise successfully resorted to for throat and lung diseases, sprains, bruises, etc. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker, Bloomington, lad.

O. & M. Railroad. EMIGRANTS FOR

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Another car load of fehe latest Novelties received at the New York Store. A large variety of corsets at the New York Store.

MAKING A RAISE. John Hays, Credit P. O., sa3'S: His shoulder was so lame for nine months that he could not raise bis hand to his head, but by the use of Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil the pain and lameness disappeared, and although three months have elapsed, he lias not had an attack since. Sold by J. W, Shoemaker, Bloomington, Ind,

SHAKESPEAREREVIVED. To ache, or not to ache, that's the question. This cheerful conundrum yc rheumatic sufferers, is by no means as difficult as a proposition in Euclid. Try Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, and you will find it just as csy not to ache as to ache. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker, Bloom inglon, lud,

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Go to the Boss Dnig

for Wall Paper

and Wiiidgwfflades, FLOWERS MUST FADE. The brightest flowers must fade,

but young lives endangered by severe

coughs and colds, may be preserved by Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. Croup whopping cough, bronchitis, in short, afi affection of the throat and lungs ure relieved l)3r this sterling preparation, which also remedies rheumatic pains, sores, bruises, piles, kidne3T difficulty, and is most economic. Sold by J. W. Shoe-naker, Biomington, Ind.

Save!

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BY BUYING GOODS

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Mens Cass. Suits Mens' All Wool Suits 22 yards Bleached Muslin

22 3'nrds Fine Brown' H yds Heaviest " 22 yards Prints 6 yards Carpet 10 3Tards Jeans . . . . . 8 pounds Rio Coffee .

hie in a business place where polite-1 10 pounds N. O. Sugar

ness arid close attention are indespensible. John Eh?.r is also an industrous and courteous 3oung gentlemen who, with the proprietor J. C. Orchard, complete a trio that is hard to beat. At Cap t. Allen's hardware store William Blair is the deservedly popular salesman, with the assistance, wiien necessary, of those excellent mechanics, who preside in the tin

shop, Charley Turner and Fred Fess.

Mobley, of the Golden Rule Store, has a3 his assistants his accomplished and pleasing daughters Laura and Kate. When the rush comes and it is most always a rush here J. K. Anderson and Jimmy Robinson call out

their reserve force, every body's friend

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School Books and Stationery at the Boss Drug Store. m A Wonderful Blf,very. For the speedy cure of Consumption and all diseases that lead to it, such as stuboru 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. Man' leading physicians recommend and use it in their practice. The formula from which it is prepared is highly recom men ded by a 11 medi cal jou ra als. The clergy and press have complimented it in most glowing teams. Go to your druggist and get u t, ial bottle for ten cts, or a regular size for $1. For sale Ity H. 'Lindiey. Bloomington Ind,

WALLPAPER AND

Window shades!

AND THE GREAT WEST should Purchaso'4Tickets by the OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY. 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 thi Company, or call on or address J. S. MILLS, General Emigration Agent, Se3'taour, Ind.

A New

OSCAR BOUDEBS, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

I have just purchased two of the finest billiard tables ever brought to Bloomington, and would respectfully ask all lovers of the game to give them a trial. 26-3'm O. SOUDERb.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BL003UKGTON, - - INDIANA,

Office:- Bee Hive Building, second floor. Apl 1681

CAJ3PBH VANZANT, UiEBTAKJKR and

North End of Fee's Building, CA lege Avenue, Hearse furnish e 1 when desired. BLOOMINGTON - INDIAN.

Dr. J. W. Crain

THE PROPRIETOR OP THIS City Book Store Takes pleasure in announcing that he has on hand and is receiving, an immense lot of 'Wall Paper, Window .Shades and Fixtuers, carefully selected with special reference to the spring trade. In Wall Papers the palcrim are

new beautiful in slj'le, and of siiperi-t

or quality such as cannot fail to meet Uie wants of this community . Our facilities for exhibiting our Paper to advantage, are unusually good. Ladies are specially invited ho call and see our styles and learn prices, both of whielf they will find entirely satisfactory We are making large additions to our stock of Window Shades and Fix trues. Ladies in want of such articles are respeetivefully invited to inspect our supply, feeling assured that if they do so, they will look no further. E. P. COLE. Bloomington, Ikb1 March 9, 1881.

office: Over McCalla A Co's.

N BLOOMINGTON, IND jg83"All woik guaranteed 62

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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Notice of .1 tl miii rstrat iom. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been- appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, State of Indiana, administrator, de bonis of the estate of James Fleetwood, late of Monroe County, decased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Jojin Flketwood, Administrator. '

TMiilkey k Duraud, Atty's. i March 3d, 1831. C !

BLOOMINGTON,

Will prnotico in Cbrta of Monroe and ad oininK oouutios. Sjeotal attent;o paid ':o olloctioi.3 and all baainos entrusted toliie are. llf

ATTORNEYS. AT LAW, BLuOM 1NGT0N IND

Trnclioo in the Courts of Monroe and adj:in Ing counties. Prompt attention given .to up 1 leetious and all other legal business.

STOVE FIFE SHELF AHO UTENSIL STAND. GKXTS WANTED for (ha

moat iMavftileut article ever offered

to hotuekoepeio. Agents meet with greator success than ever. One age at made -1103 In IS (Iats. 'hotberttSS

in daya, anotbej $sli7 in 1 day. llnxlug nnl iPrvlsDf Free to ,'lgenta. Bend for ciroularn to HMxest address. ' X Js. SHEPARP A CO Ctnolmiati. or lit. Louis, JSo.

Peter He n d e r son's

: COMBIWEO CA.TAIOQTJE OF

To be in fashion you should buy yhtm ( vcss good a a t the N e w Y ark

Drury Hodges, and that modest, ha nd some young brunette, John Alexander. As has become pretty generally known, J, A. Atkinson has as his chief salesman Mr. John Galloway, whose ideasaut 0ty$ and thorough

have a choice line of Latest

Styles of Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, Notions Neckwear, and a full line of Clothing, Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes, Oil Cloth, Carpets, Queens ware, Groceries, etc. My stock contains the best as well as the cheapest of all kinds of Dry Good the trade requires. WITH FOOT YEARS EXPERIENCE And money to pay in advance for all the goods 1 buy, I therefor CAK and WILL sell my present stock of goods for ONE HALF of that any other house in town will sell you. It any other house will sell goods at cost, I will uthrow in1 the thread to make them up. And then como in, and 1 will make good my promise. April 23, 8i. W. O. FEK.

A Compound Tincture of the most valuable remedies knovm to the medloal profession, prepared upon strictly pharmaceutical principles. An experience of twenty.five years proves it to bit the gro&tost Antidote to Malaria and alL other Agiwi

Inflaences Snosm to tno worict

WiU bt Mailt Free to all who agfiy by

. -jueuer - .... inv Tmftr1 Tri nut nl lt'rtim.T In

wlilcli we test oar Vegetable snd Floiver Seeds, ure naost complete; and, our ClreembouiMes lor Plants (covering 3 u tires In Klasi), are t ho largest In America,

PETER HENDERSON & CO.

35 Cortfandl Street, New York,

AirenU Wnntcd. t& aDny mo de

SCALE. Weighs up to G lbs. ItatftU prici-. Terms surprise Acunts. DojticSTio JiOALE Co., Cuiciuuou , 0.

T3ae Bops Drug Store lis the place lor Fapts and Oils.

tions of the Throat mid. lungst H; is equally Readout, while as a rumedy for oouiplai:iU peculiar U the female sex it haa no txjaaL NOT A BEVERAGE Sat on old reliable HoiZHebold Ktntedy, thoroughly adapted to assist nature. It supplies tone to the stomach, reiniffforates thi digestive organs, stimulates tbe socretkaiE. and promoting a regular action of the bowels, enables every organ of the body to perform it aUotted work regu.. larly and without interruptkn. Its highest conuneudationii come from those wba hare used it longest and kniwii it bes Nowhere so iopulor as in .'Lancaster, Pa., where it has been in use for more thar: a quarter of a century. Highly com tne tided as a General Tonic and Appetizer. Soldby Druggutai everywhere, THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH A large sized paper descrijitive of disease, its origin, and cure, will bu mailed free te any address on application to THE MiSHLER HERB BITTERS COLancaster. Pa. t3?"We strongly ntcommond to mothers Prof. Parker's Pleasant VVorui iyriii. It novtr f.-iils, is easy to taka, and no ni'ter-puyajg is requuwU Vrico. 25 cents.

r tlswIUriW widows, fthcu, invthvrA -r

children. Thmands y t entities. .i'cnHkciur iTen fur lws 'f ftngcr.tee.vye r rupti; iie.viirSci :sc verua si.ldi.M ci.tided to INCH EASE ind BOPTV. l..TKXTs4 urocurcd fur lUT-cnturs. nvldlrrj

land warrants iirorural biiufht imI suld. .Soldiers and heirs ari4v for yuxtv riehttl u once. Send u

itsmtia fur The ituij i-n-bi

und iiuuutr iur'9 blanks m

ranreferto th.-usonds f Pritfii' rem und Clients.

Addros n, w. Fltsg.erald &. Co. Pkj?iik & PaTKNT Att'j'J. Look luiixm, atihingtun, D. C.

lllVK in uMtv. aK,n mm Sut4i'r,'' and Peartou, tnd 'sl ruction. Wo

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a,Htee tOreXCel. ' loor East of Bank.

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8 JiMPMSmillE';: I!

Makers of the Largest Line Of Floor Mill j Mnchincrv on Earth i

Wo malce everjiliinff a Mllfer nceflfe. .. Bntltt complete 3&Us, and remodel old oses, itting ia any process de?irl. Write tor .fttalogiie oud Prices "before piircbasing. - -

Beware of W-arf is I ess Cowntevf ei ts I The genuine Dr. 3. V. t'HRCE's Liver and Kidney Pads li.ivc Uie. Doctor's full l$na lure and porirait, -mid owt Arciaii)i5 r.atau .nm address n the Gov rrnncnt llcv nuo Stftinn; Ttey cure bv absorption. Sold by u ujru'ista, or yen Djrniiil. nnstprtM. for SUM. liemem or the ttldrtH. Voiana I)MrE.vs.RV Mkdicai. AssoriATiov, Lualo, - A x.

A nd MOfiS PEITN S3 Mafrii cured In 10 ttWd;tys.TeatarestcliMcd; IwsO ctff.M. Write statif s case. D.u Mjuit l, Quincy, ilici

nAvcmnwTAirt'

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Toi.tr. ixe alatW been one of the meeM . 44. vVM important wcapbsay 1

!cat Facclty agalnl k ; ' ; M

eaec& btti.it has nerSfcr, '

er "been w advanii: e mti

iU sa lit jAunnvi h

& MAET1N f 'X-OUi R OOK and RYE, rt

properiiee afforde

diffusive stimnlant4 ' 'Sy i appcfiser and tonie , 1 A to bHd nD Uie&Ta-a

tern after the cbngh has heeix relieyed. - w : 1-; C.RI2EW a BAlM, mTOaIoiier:oBI

Internal Ileveiiue, Wnsnincton, D. C, Jeni

classed

ea.w: " T01-.U; ROCK and n-towt 5 W -1 tide Kumedy in Pectoral complaints an4 -J fTS ;d ass. Medicinal prcpj.ration under the .' f

o i.v.ia,. cutnt whan i stnnmed. n.av .

UOBUIU kJ J UUVi vaaj a a. -aj ' . - , . nrannu wU ' An f. fciiRftial taxi" Or UCCnStJ. J

vt t'von t sTjerdal tail" orlicensts. . '

Don't be deceiyed ny oca lore

I .All I iltlfi 1 whn rrv to nalm off Kock anU

KSTat V JB. A.nTTv'A TOLU. ROCK? :i" 4

and RYE4vhich is the enly MEDICATED

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It is the result of 20 ycaTs experience and experimenta iu Stiwiuff Machinea. .it'cotnfciiir Agood point of all present and former make, and' la not a one man," or " oneidea " nwehieu, as others are. It avoid the defect of other, and pea bc8c& nojo and vti'uaJJ featured aud convomencea. It is large light-running t nauatas; Haplsovzet eon t anient. dureJlet ;ind simple: "Warranted and . kept in repair free for 5 years. Clrmdars with . full description ut i'reo on roqusuft;. It jh urly the bost Atrial wia prove it. Don't fail to see ft before you buy. J.iAKUFAOTTJREi) BY FLORENCE MAOmNE 0O.,l;lorence, iTiiss. ; WBOZSSAD nx QEO. P. BENT, hl-and S3 Jackson St. Ohicao Dl

PENSIONS AUE PAID every aoldier dlaaWfld In line of duty Toy accitloutor jtuerwiid. A WOUNI of nay kind, loss of Oncer, too or tsye. RWflfUWE, if hot glightdiaeiiie of Luncs or Tarlcoae V etna riva a

pcniion. bucor now law thua&d9 are entitled- to M ir.i:r.;osa of ponxion. Widows, orphans and depondent fatlicj-a ox motliors oi soldiers who died in the amy set a pension. BOliTY Dis-

gives full bounty. Sond SJstunpttforeoy Pinaion and Bounty Acts. Address

tlcle mAde-the jreaulne has theiria4UM Proprietary Stamp ou each. ootUe. . . .

Put up iu Quart Siiie Bottles, mce CHICAGO, IVLl Sold by DRUGGISTS and GENERAL

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Vhldi !a hlia Xinr oi Saw Ifaehtnf.

nff a 2 foot Iok. in talnn

80.000 in rise, Chft oheeet ttmohWj; mad, ane. ftislywiwaated. Olrcala MS

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F. A.W.DaviK, Prar'; Indiana Banking. Cti.. aud R. F- Keun.dy, Vtei't Oentral-.

Bunk, beta of IndianapoUs M wno tnia paper. "' f -' ' '"'

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Battle Creek., Michi.zcin.

MAHtWAOXDBKaS O THS OSCKf GItJvDlN

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Traction and Plain Enginee ........ ; and: Horse-Powers, MootConrj!ctoThr.hcJfactory EetabHahed In the World. 5

rfa hVG of coniinuowaTidtueourfvlhuMt: aluS IEHfn. without ohanfTO of name.

STEAM - F OWBB SEPA11ATORS nnd Compleco Steam Ontfitt ifffiSSS 2n. Traction EnslneaandPlnia iiuglnea ever seen in th) Amcriin marae. . -A multitude aftpecial fetiturea and improvement; tr 1881,. tofirethir .with superior qualities tn construction and materials not dreamed oi or otherrnakCTs. Pour sizes of S3raratora, from 6 to 18 norms capacity, or steam or horse pntcer, ; :Two Btylca o ;.' ' Mounted rt How growers, W.KAA Af tA Feci; or Selected dumber jOUUjUvi'vr from three to six years atr-drtod) couatantly on haadu tram whicli i built the in-

oompaxaolo w wd-wora or our maenmery.

StrongesLmost iitrible.and efficient ever made. 8, 10), lit Horse rovrer.

awan m ian

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fffop boJt,tled. Betr

Wa rranted Pttri..ftxid -Eeltlij.

Cii irs f ind Eoiae

5 ; fg

Cuts

kindsof Skin EiontionB, TheaWe

is crnaiunteed srive ierfect satig-U

ffictiofi' in 'every case or moneys ft- 5

lUDMCi.., JTrice zu ceutspcr una. , ?

; Tfae est Saive- ih ihe world '

t Bruises, Sorei :'; .injCjHimwH:

euro. Fevei Sores. Tetter Guai wdv : f M "

ands, CinlblainSa Coras, aud sall ii'SlR

Pur i iic rs and Threshoprnen aretovitodto , Jnvcatljrate th Is tiuxfnAkw ThraeMnff Machinery. . Ciwulars Hent Jree. Athlnaa NlOHOtS, 8HE PARD A CO. Battle Cnwsk, Mlohlgwrv,

aflS,

llfiOi CO 10 for OOMiirn.nUnn

rt acts qirek and it tastei Rood. Ilowo- xnm)I,-b6ttio lrc Thereorotbo cheanett iw wel as tho bent.-. Sold evorvvhrp

Sc. MnI 1 .ftf) per hoitt .

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ity Book State

' i ran. nnnni'enrnAii lirrno l ln ' , ;.'-

to info 'm the public that lie htts..purf.i K ehasefl the mUie stock of S; C. -Poclti;! yl wft & Co,, and piopo3jtoej5i'oi

TJft pationage of the public is so i iiite6i: anl as u ranees areff iven ib at

t,hevvill find the prices and thee uaF &Am

ity oC Uie aOals entirely at-is factory :r" ? '"til L

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$50 $10Q- FEE; MONTH durl u

tu wavier ana -.stinnsr. : rw uarih a

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