Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 30, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 May 1881 — Page 4

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THE SATURDAY COURIER.

ELLA FELT US,

JEbitohs.

A UTX XaCYOCMATK! NEWSPAPER.

1 Mpfr yar jn adYance

THE LARGEST ACfJAL SRCDMIOH

The New York Store. Are ehoiaivhanclftome liac of

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IS CLOTH Am SILK.

Meeting County Board of :' Education By directiou of the 43d Section, School Law, the County Board of Education convened in the office of the County Superintendent at 1 o'clock p.W On motion of Wilson Adams G. K. Perrv. of Ricbiand

i Woman it' Kjg;lits. Laura C. Arnold in Columbus Democrat. Some days ago a letter came to us from a stranger asking us to say something about "Woman's Rights." Now of all ihe topics of the day there s none over which so much nonsense and superlative silliness has been ex

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53 FW Yery Siyltsh, aucT Very; Cheap. PRICES MARKED JM PLAIN t INDIANAPOLIS.

township was elected Secretary, j peuded as the so called "Woman

Members of the Board present, Wilson Adams, David Miller, G. K. Perry, John Morgan, Jesse Smith, Jesse Pay ner John OampbeU, R. C. Todd, Joel II Eaton and Win, II. Creagar. County Supfc. McGce then addressed the Board on the condition of the schools of the county, the progress made and tiieir needs, submitting the following report : r r -i o u a 5 a a. S

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Vbecf to inform he ladies

in unit around Blooming ton that

when requested by letter we will mail free of charge full lines of sample, and carefully fill and forward orders however small by mail or expre as desired. Prices in every

case the same as if the purchaser came to Indianapolis and bonght the

goods at our store. .TEjUifr-K O. order or Ci 0.15: j? PETTIS, IVERS Sr CO.

It ia beint? masast sted that the

county seat of Lawrence county be

i moved from Bedford to Mitchell.

- Bob iKGastsott made $2,000 oat

o nothing. He made that amount

oat of his lecture on "Hell " but he

, says that there is no such place.

' T the "Revised New Testament"

"Hades takes the place of the word

"HelL" fKhy in the h-h hades is

3tue book tampered with in this way?

Libia E. PikxnAaDear Old

Girl: No, we donH wantyoaradver-

1 tisement at $10 per year. Advertise

men ts taken to fill the paper do not

'i, fill the editor's stomach. .... ' mm ..- ,,

In our notice of the trouble at the

University, printed last week, we

4? said that the Professor locked the

r Juniors in his room. Profi'Newkirk

had charge of the room: at the time alluded to. but he did not lock the

y door. 'the item was written with C malice toward none, and especially

Prof. Newkirki" He ia the only Pro

v- Jssaor of the Democratic faith itt the

& -J ' University, and wet- make this cor-

Jl'f rsetion that if any injustice is done

5 2 ' " him it sb all not come from tboee at

; i t . whose hands he has a right to expect

'i- - t ImbI a fair Air? t.rfim a! hi OAlilUia.

We believe the Professor fully com

petent to nil the position he now oc

copies, and-that whatever was his course in the late trouble he had only in view the best interests of the University and the students under his charge.

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After April a, 1882 every dog' is repaired -to have his gullet -encircled with -a collar which is sold to the

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owner for $LO0 to which is fastened

'? a tag bearing: the date- on which the

; collar was issued and the number of I purp. .The law makes it imperative r upon constable to execute every dog found running around loose without A tlie preserving iufiuence of Ja collar. For every dog scalp thus taken the slayer recjeives fitty cents from the - rvcountytreasnry sdcd when it is provej en that the constable has allowed a ; dogiot having the tokenjof safety upf : on his neck, to escape scott free a

fine of $20 is assessed against th : tender hearted official. When the j fatal time arrives Indiana will resound with the howls of anguish and despairing yells of man s faithful friends, aa the ruthless destroyer invades their peaceful kennels and soaks the, earth with their gore. ':- The author of the dogs death warrant failed, to xnako any distinction

between the city and- country pupa and they will lie slaughtered wilhoui any reference to residence.

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" In Wm. E Eobertson was the leading candidate for the aozr.i cat ion of e Governor of iew York . against Mr. Cornell, but he failed to secure the coveted prise. Last year lie was a delegate to the Oiiicag o Coavention, at which it was presumed Le would act in harmony, with Mr. t "onkling ia-ceartain momentous relat iocs, but those who entertained this presumption were soon undeceived; . for be not only declined to co operate with that Senator, but adopted a eourao antagonistic to that of the Republican leader, and became a snp porter of the views entertained by - Blaine. Mr. RoberUan was selected by the President to fill that im portant post, the GoUectorship of New York This selection Mr. Conkling considered an act of hostility toward him self and qartv; and as neither he aor Mr. Pin fct bis colleague h who -'were the sole -represeo tati ves of e lhe Empire State in i he Sen ate was, i consulted by the President before the . nomination of Mr. Robertson was made, and as the President refused to tc-consider the nemi nation. both gentlemen resigned. ' . . I" . ir.: " :' ' ; Latlies, have' , vou seen those . i beautiful Japanese Handkerchiefs at

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EXPLANATION OF TABLE. 1. Number taught Reading. 2. Number taught Writing. .

3. Number taught Orthography.

4. Number taught Arithmetic. - 5r Number taught Geography. 6. Number taught Grammar. 7. Number taught History. :8 Number taught Physioiogy. 9. Number Pnpili in A Grade, Number Pupil's in B Grade. 11. Pupils in C Grade, Istdiv, 12. Pupils in (V Grade, 2d div. 13. Pupils in D Grade. 14. Number en umerated 15. Number enrolled. 16. Number out of School.

The report of the County Supt., for

the twoyears ending May 1881 showed 1250 children not attend

ing school, and an average daily at-

. tendance bt 1789". By a .practica

applicationjpf gradation aad gradua-

rtion in 1880 and 1881 we have in

creased the enrollment 654, the' aver age-daily attendance 705, 1270 more children were taught Writing, 42G0 more Arithmetic, 1000 more Grammar and Language lessons, 900 mote Geography, 870 more History, 890 more in Physologv. At the close of last' wint ers' term of school 38 pupils graduated from jmr Public Schools, viz: . Van bn ren township 14, Indian Creole. 13, Bloomiugton 4, 3alt Greek 1, Marion 1. After a lengihy and interesting

diseesion the following resolutions

were unanimously adopted : r Resolved, By the Trustees constituting the County Board of Education of Mon rue Co u nty Ind., that in the selection of teachers heretofore by the patrons elections has caused much trouble and damage to the schools, therefore, hereafter we will employ the teachers for the schools of Monroo county wlthoot elections. BsoLVt, That each of the trustees purchase a; blank book and keep therein ajc6?npiete record of the proceeding of Township iDstitutes, and report the same to the County Sup't. and request him to increase the general average of the license of teachers Wcordvng to their attendance and work done in said Institute. Rjssolved, That hereafter in con tracting wtyh teachers to teach in the schools of this county, in addition to the condition requiring teachers to carry out the rules, regulations and instructions of the Board of Edu

cation and County Supt. will insert the additional condition. That when any teacher shall fail to carry put said rules, regulations and instructions the contract shall be null and void, terminating the connection of said teacher with the school, and he shall be dismissed without trial and that every teacher shall sign a contract betore commencing to teach- ..... FrjETnER RnsoLVit That the Trustees subscribe for the Indiana School Joii rnal and pay said subsuri pti on from the special revenue of the township. And that the proceedings of this meetings be published in the Blooming ton Courier and Progress. J. M. McGee, G- K. Pekey, Sec. Preset. Bloomlngton, Ind., May 2d, 1881.

question" and we hardly know where

to begin.

She has been abused, derided and flattered by old fogies of both sexes; has been lampooned, squibbed and praised by the press, preached, lectured and laughed at from the rostrum, until the only wonder is that she dare to livo at all. From the cradle to the grave, she is critized and advised. Her actions

speech, dress, 'education, accomplish

ments, and what should or should

not be the chief end of her existence,

are discussed and prescribed, some

times by persons competent to teach, often by those who are not. And

ri2;ht here we want to enter a vigor

ous protest against one of the great

est of woman's wrongs this avalan

che of indiscriminate advice and

abuse.

The advocates of a higbey broad, r

more comprehensive culture mental

ly, morally and ph3Tsically are right.

But this means practice before pre

cept. It means work, and a wider,

higher conception of the dignity o

Life's duties and purposes, for both

a .

sexes.

It means that whatever is worth

doing at all is worth doing well. I

means getting above and beyond, al

that is low and grovelling, and coarse

and impure. It means that laying

aside of petty spites and jealousies

and the cultivation of true Christian

love and charity. It means all this

v and more. Nor is it needful to wai

for legislative enactment, or the forming of religious or charitable or social societies, Congenial souls gravitate to each other. Let each woman first look to herself, her own mind and person ; let her clearly ascertain her duty to herself. She will find a broad field -of labor for one's duty to one's own soul, solves the great, problem ot life. A writer in a late paper bewails the uGod given right which is taken irom us by the tyrant custom," that is "the right to befriend our own

They never indu'ges inj the practice

.hat some competitors db of offering

an aticle to a customer of which there

is no difference of opinion as to quali

ty at a very low price, and even Jue-

ow cost, and thereby making a fav

orable impression and thus f'etuu"

a buyer for a whole bijll, while n

majority of the items, either in prie

or quality, are very good

the long run a house th

n ess in tins way will be

profitable and unsatisfactory house

or the buver to do business with.

Thev do not mean tha

tomers or friends sha

cause for complaint of our method of

doirig business. Bee Hive.

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goods. In v tdooshusi

found an uu

their

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Qo to the Boss Briiip

Store for Wall Paper

and Window Shades,

NOTICE OiPfSURyKir. ' i

Notice is hereby given to all nonresidents, and all others interested, that I will proceed together with the County Surveyor, of Monroe county, Indiana, or his Deputy, on Tuesdav the 24th daj ol May, 1881, to run and establish all the lines and corners necessary to be established in Section 35 Town 9 Range 1 East, commencing at the North-east cor ner of said Section, at 10 o'clock

a. m. on said day. All parties inter-

LION SUMMER SOHODU iii

i LIVER PAD AMD

v. PIASTERS ; W I Cl P..0 S If. I V E t Y O UR E UaUrU. ; Chllto Atnl Fdmr, Liter CoiopUiafo. b7 Difficulties Intermittent and lU3on Fereiu,, Fains In iho Back and Chfft, Begnlftt th Montln And correct all derangements of. lhe; system I which are the offspring of Malaria. ' t&ni An thii fiyat'tn with Arsenic or'Oulnine. "which

r-j notoni expensive but danijerous medlcUies. when

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rtsfprl nv rnnost.od tci hfi nrpspnh nJ.

' .- . . .K' . i.mtirfl remedv la certain to euro vou. The

Sftld time and place else the SUrtCy r dis'fkse Absorption U not only an undisputed fact.

Will proceed in 30Ur absence. fafce "he place, in aUrge degree, of internal tnediclnea, hi. rr iooi r I ThA action of the Lion Pad upon a diaordtred atom May 7, 188 1. b.4 RAH LONG. j Ji $ uver, and Uh thorough extenolnoUon of favt,rB of every sort, and the value of the Plasters in M-w-p"--mmm i ii mm mimmuu s.jUn the action of the Pad. especially when ther U BEDS 01? DOWN FEEL HARD 'SISSSfSSS

an4 Best pnwuuiu w me puouc

All beds seem bard to the rheumatic Then hearken ye peevish s nfierers ! Appl y Dr. Thomn s' F lec-

trio Oil to your aeheing iohits and rauscles. Rely upon it that you will experience speedy relief. Such, ; at least, is the testimony of those who bave used it. The remedy is likewise successfully resoi 'ted to for

! throat and lung diseases. srrniaaf

bruises, etc. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker, Bioomingtou, Ind. Another car load of the latest Novelties received at the New York Store, A large variety of corsets at the New, York Store. J

To bo in fashion you should buy

Notice of Applir.atlou for IjIccuiio

The undersigned a male person,

over i he age of twenty one years, and

an inhabitant of the city ot liloomingtou, in the county cf Moniroe and State of Indiana, hereby gives notice to 4he citizens of said city, to the citizens of the first ward oi said city, and of Bloom; rigton township, in said County and State, that he will, at the June Term. 188L of the Board

of Commissioners of said MoaroC j your dress goods at the Nw York

eonnty, State of Indiana, apply to. lore.

said Board of Commissioners for a

The Whole Trfatment Combined PAP, BODT" & TOOT PL ASTERS, J I-O R 0 WE DO IL LA R Gilvethii Bemcdf Atrliil; It is certain to help yW For aale by Dzuesi sU. or ont by malt upon receipt oC Iboyeprice.by .. THE LION MEDICKNIK CO r AOS Wgftfir 8, Js'MW YORK

Under tho : Management of the Preparatory : K

Universxty, Blooniington r Indiana. .yj. , . '

Commeiiciiig July 18a, anfl eiiiaug witli Hie Monroe GoiaiitF feclieri JDiLstiliilB

JPWhat'8 to be Done Follows: 1st COMMON BRANCHES.

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(a ) Each branch will be thoroughly rcriewed, and difficult points! discussed Find explained, ";, ,? - ; T 5 ijMS

The course of instruction in GRAM MAR will unfold Tarlon,1

modes of Analysis and h?c!iolariv opinions of knettv questions;;

qajesttons in descriptive Geography will lvegivep,ail esseutiatepointsl v " :; in Politicar Geography, MATHEMATICAL and PHYSICAL! -

O. & M. Railv

EMIGRANTS FOR

TEXAS

Few persons have a correct appreciation of the Bize and resources of the Slate of Texas. .There has been talk of dividing it into six States. In this case each State would be equal in area to the State of Penh syivaniu- it is more than double the size of Great Britain and Ireland and much larger than France or the German Empire, the German Emwith its 40,000,000 population, could be-tumbled into Texas and there won Id be room enough left to place" the area of all the New England States.

sex." That's all stuff, there's no such custom. If women refuse to counsel or aid their fallen sisters it is'nt the fault of "custom." Sensible men and women do not consider any person degraded by act of kindness whatever; and the fear ot remark in such cases comes from impure lives. Innocence is always fearless but'consieuoo makes cowards of us all." The remedy for all this, begins in the secret recesses of the human heart, and the strict performance of known duty. If each and every woman would

lay aside all malice, envy, spite and

prejudice, and resolve to thoroughly perform her wh ole d u ty to the best of her abilit", aud then keep her resolutions, all thesevexul questions would disappear. And unless this is done, no amount of speech fying, or berating the wrongs of either sex will charge the current of social life, or right the wrongs under which they labor.

If the upshot of the ConklingGar

field fight should be the election of

two Democratic Senators from New York, it would be a clear case of hon

est men profiting by rogues out.

ialling

; George T. Atkinson, West side of the square, has just received a handsome assortment of ladies1 slip pers and kid shoes. Also a full line of foot-wear fot men and boys, and everybody else, all at prices that can't be lower elsewhere

There was a large crowd at the New York Store all day last Saturday purchasing goods. Not only does this house do a large business direct with its customers, but many orders are received by mail, the result of li beral advertising, fair dealing, the lowest prices, aud the best goods. Commencement Projramuiei Wednesday, June 1, 2:30 i m.--Meeting of the Board of Trustees. FitiDAT, June 3, 7:30 p. m? Valedictory Exercises of the Literary Societies. Satukpay, June 4, 7:30 p. m. Re union of class of 187G. Literary exercises by members of the class. Sunday, June 5, H'AiQ p. m. Bac caiaureatc Sermon by the President.

7:30" p. m. Address before the Uni: varsity Y. M. C. A, Monday, June 6, 8:30 a, m.- Commencement of the Preparatory Department. 7:30 p. 31. -Add r ss bfcro the Literary Societies, by Hot, D. P. Baldwin, Atromey General of Indiana. Tuesday, June, 7, 2:30 p. m.--Business meeting of the Alumni. 7:30' p. ai. Literary exercises of Alumni. Wednesday, June 8, 0:00 a. m. University Coinineneoment. 8:00 p. m. Social Reunion and Levee oj the Alumni.

llcenwe to sell intoxicating liquors,

to-wiL: Spiritous, Yiniousand Malt liquors, in a less quantity than a quart at a time for a period of one year, with the privilege of allowing the tiame to be drank on. the said premises upon which he desires to sell said Spiritous, Vimous and Malt liquors, the precised location of said premises being situated in the first ward of said city of Blooming ton, in Bloomington township, county and Slate aforesaid, and described as follows to-wit: Beginning at a point forty;two (42) feet South of the Northeast cor

ner of in-lot one hundred and niuetyfour (194) in said city of Bloornington. thencc West thirty-five (35) feet, thence South four (4) lieet, thence West ten (1.0) feet, thence South twenty (20) feet, thence East fortyfive (45) feet, thence North twentyfour (24) feet to the place Jof begin

ning,

OSCAR 80UDEB&

Bloomington, Ind., May 13. 1881.

FLOWERS M US x FADE.

The brightest flowers must fade,

but 3'oung li ves endangered by severe

coughs and colds, may be preserved by Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. Oronp

whooping cough, bronchitis, in short, all affection of the throat and 'lungs are relieved by this sterling preparation, which also remedies rheumatic pf.ins, sores, bruises, piles, kidney difficulty, and is , most economic. Sold by J W. Shoemaker, Biomington, Ind.

MAKING A RAISE. John Hays, Credit P. O., saysHis shoulder was so lame for nine mouths that he could not raise his

hand to his head, but by the use of

Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil the pain and lameness disappeared, and al though three months have elapsed, he has not had an attack since. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker, Bloomington, Ind.

School Books and Stationery ' at the Boss Drug Store.

AND THE GREAT WEST ghould Purchasc"Tickets by the ohio & Mississippi mux. Lowest Rates for Tickets, Household Goods, Stock, etc. Ail Passengers carried to St. Louis Union Depot. NO MIDNIGHT CHlNGES By this Route, For full information such as Maps, Time-tables, Rates on

Passengers ana I reigns, apply o Station Agen ts of this Com pony, or call on or address J. S. MILLS, G eneral Emigration Agent, Seymour, Ind.

2nd

taught by the most impressive methods; READING, WRmNGlandi i

vtt-x nyvftxw o.x wui uu gireu uue prominence: cue stuay ox , AUTHORS connected with the work in reading, twill be spjeciallvi useful to teachers; ; ..-. $ :;j - : (c ) Those desiring to obtain TeachersfLiceaso will receive sjjcciali 'I M attention. ... ' , "' V;! ' 4 f yr Tfi -THEORY AND PRACTICE:,- ' " ? I".. i tJIMi

(a) This portion of the work will be handled in a way -whicb willj be eminently practical to those about to teach for the firsts time? .1 (b) Teachers of experience will receive valuable ibint iid&iigg!it ions on School management. , ; h .. . " ; V ;:" ';-.vf; (c) The elements of.f Training School will be developed f row 1 ? time to lime,- -, . - ;, , .vi;fff.:ft j; f-J 3rd PREPARATORY WORK FOR COLLEGE CLASSES; 'K ; f ' h (a) In addition to the work of the common branches reeUttca;rv-: in Algebra, Geometry and Latin will be conducted for thebeifit T ; those desiring instruction in these studies. - j f :vS

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A New Billiard Room!

SAVP'f Fk If In Save! Swe!

One-half the Proilts BY BUYING GOODS OF

X FEW OF MY PJKJICJBSs

Mens' . Cass, SuiU .

Mens' All-Wool Suits 22 yards Bleached Musiin 22 yards Fine Brown " 14 yds Heaviest u " 22 yards Prints 6 yards Carpet 10 yards Jeans .... .. . . 8 pounds Rio 'Coffee 10 pounds N. O. Sugar. .

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jJCI have a choice line of Latest Styles of Ladies' Dress Goods and

Trimmings, Notions. Neckwear, and

a full line of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Oil Cloth, Carpets,

Queensware, Groceries, etc My stock contains the best as well as the cheapest of all kinds of Dry Good the trade requires. . . WITH FORTY YEARS EXPERiiCE

And monev to nav in advance for

all the goods 1 buy, I therefor CAN

and WILL sell mv nresent stock of

goods for ONE HALF of that any other house in town will sell you. If

any other house will "sell goods at

cost, I will "throw in" the tftreou to make them up.

A Wonderful JDisf.rey

For the speed y cure of C jus unrip

Uon 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 Ihroat, and all chronic or iinr

fieri rijr diseases of the throat and

lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery j

has no equal and has established foa itsel f a world- wide repu tation . Many leading physicians recommend and use it in their practice. The formula from which it is prepared is highly recommended byr all medical journals. The clergy and press have complimented it ill most glowing teams. Go to your druggist and get n t ial bottle for ten cts, or a regular .size for $1. For sale by H. Lindley. Bloomington Ind.

OSCAR SOUDEEB, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

I have just purchased two of the finest billiard tables ever brought to Bloomington, and would respectfully ask all iovcro of the game, to give

them a trial.

(b) An intimate acquaintance with Preparatory work enables th conductors of this School to do more in the i.ame length of time to

" hvim"k vuue wurK lUHu uaa ueuunscisewierein aesbat

-A COURSE OF LECTURES: ,

( a ) On subjects particularly useful to Teachers-; ; ,f

f h 1 On Sii meets entertain nor nnt inat.rnt.K-n nil ' b " - '

REMARKS: Our Chief object is to conduct a Teachers' Normal. An t'&M acquaintance with the .Public Schools, and with the workings of various 3 ; i&l

"iiiiitu jrore ms ocuoou as cau oe aeriven irom anv simti&r school nitmi ;.srs

where. Literary work of a usef ul and entertaining nature will be present? - - Wm

p uunug me progress oi ine oenooi. Any one aesinng to enter tub ; :.: m Freshman or Preparatory Classes of the Universitr. or any similar ..iftifi M

stution, can unci

EXPENSES

to $3 per week

nicate wiin ine-Aeacners oniue supjecE. osOEine enure tern.. neea not- .

exceed $20. For further information, addreas"

W. R, HOUGH TON, J. K. BECK or J. A: WOODBURNK

here an nnusally ffoodl onnortanitv to prepare himself -W

-TcmoK, So. navable in advance.'- Board from $2iSU -:M

. Parties wish insr board at the lowestrates must commn T

Vf"? .IB-

XaUlsluOwA IBM. IIHPSON & CAULT CINCINNATI, p.; I

25-3m

0. SCUPEKb,

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PAP

Window . shades!

make

And then come in, and 1 will

good my promise. April 23, 58K W. O. FEE.

The Bobs .'Drug Store is the place for Paints and Oils.

Bonsai 1 & Co. have experienced workmen and are ready to do anything iii the tin or sheet-iron line. They keep a full stock of tinware.

SHAKESPEARE REVIVED. To ache, or not to ache, that's the question. This cheerful conundrum ye rheumatic, sufferers, is by no means as difficult ns a proposition in Euclid. Try Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, and yu will find it just as easy not to ache to aehe. Sold bv J

ShQemakei BiopmirigUm, luil -

A Compound Tincture of the iwost valuable -remedies Known to the meclica) profession prepared uppiri; strictly pharmaceutical principles. An experleuiod rf twruty fira years vm It to be tho groattt .inti ioto to Miliaria and al). other Ague Anfluenooa known to fiia world. -.- The only obttolvt mir or all AftcclloiiJi of tho KiiliHeyti. .In Jjlvur Cfniplaintl.yiiiiepla, nil DEaorder uf Who lloweln, and all flections of tho TUniat nnd LtinM, it is iflcacrvu, whilo m a 'remedy for cumplsiuts ptoulior tt the female box. it has no equal. j - NOT A --BEVERAGE But juj old rc Unfile .Household Kenicdy, thororghlv adapted to artist nature. It supplies ton" tj tJie utomaoh, relnsffjoralea the . digestive orfiJi, !i,tjjnulaU tho tecrelione. ai d pro. motinir a regular mstion of the bowols, unable! eteiy orfrunnf tho bodj to porfqnn it allotUHl worl; regularly and wiJiout interruption. Its liighoKt oonimendittions come frcm thaie who have used ib longest and known it bw.

xsowhora w poiiular as .m-lAncafeteiv-Px. where it

THB PROPRIETOR OF tSH City Book Store Ttt k eu pi ea sn re i n an no u n c i n g tb at he has on hand and is receiving, an "imnicnsc lot of Wall Paper Window Shades and Fixtuers, carefully uelectcd with special reference to the spring trade. In Wall Papers the pa lorn s are new beautiful in style, and of fi.npcnor quality such as cannot fail to meet the wants of this community" Our facilities for exhibiting pur Paper to advantage, are unusually good. Ladies are specially invited lo call and see. 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 want of such articles are respectivefuily invited to iuspect our supply, feelings assured that if they do so, they will look no further. E. P. COLE. Bl.OOM13tOTON, I5D1 Maiuh9,

9W MM0 mm m.mmmf

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BlOOMIXGTOK, - IjinlAKA.

Office :-Bee Hive Building, second floor. ApilG'SL

CASPER VANZANl', UNDERTAKER aud UPHOLTER. North End of Fee's Building, Col lege Avenue. Hearse furnishol when desired BLOOMINGTON INDIAN

NotScc of A d ui &U: alloii. Notice is hereby givn, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court; of Monroe County, Slate of, Indiana, administrator, de bimix 'twn of the estate of James Fleetwood!, Jute of Monroe County, d ceased.1 Said estate is supposed to be solvent. John Fi.KKTwoua, Administrator. Mnlkcy & Durand, AUy's. March 3d, 188:1. mWBBt Huff I VVi-ixr' , -i t . . ) w iWH I twrnmomm ABENTS WANTED fSSjiS tins Maobine ever inventeh Will kni!;a.palrof stockings,. with H5EI,i and TOI5 cample!, Ja SO minutes. It will also knit a great vnriety ot fancywork for which there Is always a reii 3y marto.it. Scn4 for circular and tenns to the Twombly KiiXttinjr MaclUme Co., 409 WJwhingtoaSt.. liaetoo JkUas.

Dr. J. W. Gri'tox

officb:

Itocjideat Dentist

Over McCalla k Cn

BLOOMINGTON, IND ffif All woik guaranteed, 642

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

I LOO MINQTQN,

IND

WW prftfttfrt in Courtt of Monro o and ad utainc outi. Sreial ultortion paid to olUctionf and all builncsa cntraited to his

SSiiskirli' Dtameaii , ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ; SLOOMINOriGN, IND Praj-tio in tho Courts or SI on? oe and adjoin iujccountuM. Prompt attention given to eol loetiuutf aud all other local busisoss, ?-

THE DOLLAR CINCINNATI

MES

NEW RICH BLOOD! Paraons? Purgative XHlls mnko NewRlclt Blood, and will coanlctoly cha; go the Wood in the entire F.y stem ifi three months. Anypcreon who will fence l pill each night from 1 to 12 weeks may he restored to sound health , If such a thing LepossIWe. Sent by mail for 8 letter slnrnps, J. S, JOJTNSOy At CO.. Ronton, ilus

formerly linunorMe.

THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH . A hrg sizod pnjr ditccziptiva of difieoso, ic; origin and otjro, will fee rat 'Jed free to nrr addK-u oo. Alipnoittion t THE MHSULER HIcRB BITTIsRS CO i-:Lanoatiirt -

rriop, ;e cecie.

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nrybinyo For iia.2i9, I ff.PlOlUnO widuwg, IftUtit.notlierfl or children. TboQnnd3yetBtiil. PemloM rItcq for lounf flugr.ue.eye or niptar.varieutftTeiat or niijr llctte. Tbouaimdi of peiuinucra and joldiL-rt entitled to 13CKKJI 9E and BOHNT Y. PATENT procured fur limn tors. Hutdun

land v.rr ants vvucurcd.hnght and old. Hoiiliera

ly Tut j rho Citii

and llonnty laws, blankv anS iiittrv ctUrs. W can refer to ihonsnc..i rf Pen iMr and fiHenti.

AddreM N. W. Fitreeral d 61 Co-FrJisiox i IV. TEST A IV Wl Mca iiuiHI, ft asUag Mb, i). Q,

or riebtt Mobc. Send 8

d Citizim-Scldiur." uid SfeaeU&

Mid; htiri ipplr fctamiis for "Tfii

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Ooteotivp storiMi fjicts. . tiiriUing and liaxaroua cases, tiiea - frtim pdireroc. i-d. MlilnOVOB b c f o rp publl3j.nd. ?rtfu')fllUiiiriUdJtf

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WEEKLY Tl

Ih br far the lararst. finest. aMest and most

readable family weekly published. It is eosmopolitan in character and non-aectional in tone, and may be read with equal interest In Maine, California, Iowa or Georgia, It is strictly antl emphatically the people's paper.

Kvery subscriber in addition to the paper i-o- f ceives a beautiful engraving two feet wide and almost three feet long, and all Tor one dollar a

year There are no extra charges or any kiuu to subscribera. Send us one dollar and we pay j postage on paper and picture and all .other 1 costs. No matter where you lie, next to your ! county paper, this is the Journal you want. ' The news, markets, and literature of the world. every woek for only one dollar a year. And ' In addition to this, you receive; our large and beautiful engraving, which is one of the most attractive piesents ever given with a newih

pp ar In tins country. Address THE WEEKLY TIMES, Sjo WAWT STR EETJP , CINCINNATI, O.

Maken of the Large trt Line of Flour Mill Machinery on Earth Wo make 9veryt hiiifir a Miller needs, Boljd complete Mills, and remodel old ones, putting i a any process desired. friteJor Catalogag and PriocibctoropurchMlBg. "'s

Dr.PIF.ROES PADS

HULL WR COOK

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Tha mly Tapor Cw Stove ttott kea tjgtpiLv. :m

tlie tett cf years, aad gVfaiittr!l

and pensct satufadttoa.

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Kow to iaw. and growing- In : ftivor whtg

vseo.: lTtiise .who nav tocn -max kmH

T .. ...... eo wunoat thtsnii . . , :?

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Tho Most Perfect . - The Most EcotwtrfK'

HoS wfterlse Heat ' : L lo Hrci b Suf ifc

,.. " llo Smok .;, , , -: No (Mof, , .' -Is. J COB SUiHER CTSB TIIEY IBB HOT EISMf?" Dees ery deacription ot cooking or oth-r;t .. work heretofore dohrt by toe ordinary cooln; V stovsor raugt with oast and pe feet conif -rtit Witshine-. ironlmr. hnklnc hrolHn. ft uWf 4 ' T'sfl

J F canning, etc., etc, without the ! iuufTsn.h -

Ustkksart IburCAL AisociAnoH, Buffalo, N. Y. V heat ot too oia-iasiupnea cook :siovana-

And 3IOBPHO E Habit

BetraTe of Wort ni ess Counter! elta I The genninq D;r. B. T, Piisbce's Uvor and Kidney Fadshavo the Doctor's fiill slgna trr ond cortrait. end our Associailon'a name and;

aildrcsa on the GoTi-rmnent Kvinve Stamp. They t enre by obsorptiori. Sold b v dru&pisls, orsabymaiL- r

poatpalih tor : Eixnomber the kddre.;, npjna

OPIUM

cured Id 10 toMdnys.Tenyearaes-

tarjusued : 3000 cured, write Btaiinca4o.X)a.MABHO, Qnincy, Kiel

M IaC' Wfl nil

It Is tiaer vcstilr, of 20 Tears cisiserience sod,;, expert men ta in Sewing' -Machines, it cWr cU ood poiiltt o" aW Jran4 ond ,brwi.ir moiw, and M not a 11 one man "or one idea, " moohine, as otfaent are. It avoids f he d-rl ct of ottaere, and poe

na vatwatmi leanaee ana oonvenwnoeav

anrea eiita

irailsrswttu

eenes r' anc

It to lornr, HaAfnma(N0 noised, Aa fRsiMtf, dwnaoM and rftnvle. Wfc.rrr kept In repair free for fiyonrs. Cl

is mi ay SeSS

tf.'HOLSSAUm BT

IT. 81 aad ffl Jaokson St, Chioatro, &

.OBcriptlon cent fret i on reauest. It is surely to

A trial will nrovs It Don's fail U fifotl

Iwnva.re.adv.

Om "Pnfiint Af nmnHft'R jifAf Pan tainit

era the use of our stoves pHrfsfly nkfo1 fjf4 the haiidu of the. most carciws or iaexitort-

encmd,"' r :'-.! J-.-: '" fr ''""' Send for full deacrlpt iv circular and prtcp Hat. Secfai inducements jco agrnu.ln ua s4 ocenpittd erritory.-AtUiress; , .m

MULL VAPC8 STOVE COMPANY, ?" :vM$

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anu inntonK.naitni.,p 11 yon want to buy Tarrafttri. f f Clover HitfliTi Rots fttiwJ3 Kxay tcithcr Portable; orTrsc-;-

Uon, to. ue fcr thnsUatjMiwwA

or for general iairnoacjiay ,fg rStart Rooster -Ma; Si Jtutu r CktoptttS FVr Prka JI l.l 11fitrfd Pimnhiet . lr

hUAMMM tvn: frw to The Av,w ,

Vor . Maeataa that wM

ARK PAID tt aoldiar diaablfJ 1 lkia of duwTby accident or otherwuc. A

eau r Luan or uriww vemagiva peaalfia. Uadar evr law tboaaaods ana jntiu.jd. to aa laeeeaae .of .pannots. Wldo'aa.orohaca and dependent father

or air then off aoldiera who died in the

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Vbiii U tha Ktn of Baw

ni off a , looa to to

armv aaa a dociicd. avuii i i . .

ohara. forweand. Injuries or rt.m. RO.000 ta tiaa. 3t0 OBeayOW ' pssSsS'mf

Co.. and X. I'. Kfnaedy. PreVt Caaual Bank, aoth ef hUiaaolUK Xaaaa this wo .' -

ElMlffillI2i!a!IEEI

Battle Creek, Michigan, . itaJtmraoxoBiaaj ov ccaa oaxx oxsnnzra

THRESHERS,

Traction and Plain Engine and Horse-Powers.

MContThheriractry ) EatablfatHWl

ht tko World. 1348

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brvad uwtvntM a on all ovr flood.

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&t tan MfoHa, imtf 4f I fk VCA DO ocoafiaciaod raoeeacAiZ ot I " J I RAIl O n, without cnaiiKO o? nm naanagemeat or locallon. to

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LANDRE

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SEEDS .S BEST

If not sold Ja your uw a. you

oan gt them by mail Dwp na JVu,i iOivi fir ITtiA.

Irxrao and F

iau Uitude of special faatwn owt impro9meni$ t.M-1831. toftother with etBWor f !S2SS' iu- and material not droaojed of by oue nwJRas., Four eizoa of Sonexatore, from 8 to WaeriB

conatantl

comparab

y on hand, frcm which it; built tha hV $io wood-work f ouv machinery, i

TRACTION EWINE8-

i Knwitf & jj tno dnraota. and flcUt tvtr

jSucklen's Arnica .saiTCy

mi.. OiiSrtife . iltAV w Aild fnr 1

Bheum, Fovei Sorea; TeUci :r0hai

n nnfisi i;iiitniaiu.Sk -uuiua.

kinds of Skin,J?i:upUen Tlieal ; 1

fcSOTvFa Thioi-hermet piverttyate thiB twotcAif hreiiij

VBxjVuars sent free. Address

"j MftOHOLQ, 8IM8MRD 6V CP. aattia Creak, iff t9f(m

Tho Beat Conch Syrn .t-i

i piso's Cure tor Ootmunrpt ion.

It nets quick and ft tauten pool. J

Dose small, -ho i tie larweThereft)'r the cheapest as wet as the oest Bold everjifhe: sort l .on iw rwtt te. '

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