Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 31, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 June 1881 — Page 4

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J Editors.

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INDIANAPOLIS.

e .bes; to inform the ladies

in and around Bloorainsrton that

when requested by., letter we Will Jiiaii tree of charge full lines of samples; and carefully till and forward orders however small hy mail or ex

press as dewedr Prices in ever

tase the some as if the purchaser

came to Indianapolis and bought the

goods at orr store. ......

P. 0. order orU. O.iA

PETTIS, ITERS & CO,

The big telescope in the observa

tory at Washington City has been

brought in use in the search for Ma-

hone. ..

Bedford bras3 a rent deal about

its narrow guage railroad and yet it

refuses to; pay the, tax voted in aid of

the road. The Company has been

compelled to bring suit for $35,000

against the County Commissioners.

The editor of this paper has moved

to the chouse iust east of Mrs. Vic

-McGinn is .Cloverdale Herald.

Will you-allow a friend to enquire

hat has become of the editor's family, and where 3oes Mrs. Mcfeinnis live.

JPatOMt "Home Print." "The Owen County Journal has laid aside its patent, and now prints its paper all at home. A very sensible change th at. Blooin tt eld Democrat.

The Journal is now printed all at home but stereotyped plates of reading matter are used, and where the better comes in we can not see. The

many slurs thrown out by some edi

tors about patent in skies is the worst

kind of prejudice. We know of several papers in tnis part of the State

that crow loudly about being "all

printed at home." Take two "patent-" pages of a newspaper and thev will be found to consist of at least two-thirds reading matter news, stories, and miscellaneous reading. Take two pages of "home print," other thaa those on which the local news, etc.. is printed, and they will be found to consist of about ouelburth re-prtuted reading matter. Now. to claim that "home print" is superior to "patent print" is simply to set up that.four columns of reprinted reading matter, selected by a country editor, from his limited exchange list, is better 'than twelve columns of reading matter prepared by a corps of editors in the city. The only objection we see to 'patents'

is the advertising on them, but that

can be remedied by using sheets

without advertisements, and thus control all of that branch of the business. Is it not reasonable to suppose that subscribers to a country

paper prefer six or eight more co

umns of reading matter through the

medium of a "patent" than that much space filled up with a lot of dead st.Aiwtvned oaten t medicine and

i . .

That interesting time is now at hand when all ages, ranks and sexe3 unite in the great cause of helping the newspapers of the country not

with cash not with cash; but sensations. Now is the time whon paint

ers will begin to drop from lour story

buildings and break their necks, or

present samples of the "most re

markable escapes on record." Now the small boy wades into deep waier. and goes pleasantly and sensationally away to his little home beyond

the bi river. He will not return,

but the newspaper man takes a lind-

ish delight in chronicling his departure, and the boy's frieuds take

revenge by sending the editor obit nary poetry.. Now is the time for

the farmers wife or the tanners daughter to botanize among the

tangled grasses, aud receive a play

ful nip on the ankle from the pearly

teeth of the jocular serpant. Now is

the time when lightning catches the

the house bv the rcof and shakes the

bed-bugs but of it. Now is ihe time when the sportive wind follow in the wake of the lightning and turns up what the lightning has left un

turned. In short, a new order of

events is upon us, and we are happy.

Those haudsome lawns at the

Bee Hive are very stylish. James Gordon Bennett is to marry a European lady by the name of

Amelia Coroline Gasperine Leopol-

dine Henrietta Louise Elizbcth Fran-

cojse Maximilienne.

other advertisements print?"

in a "home

Bedfokd has purchased a hook and ladder for fire extinguishing purposes. An engine and water facilities will 5be provided for after

;the next big fire.

Truly a county editor 'meets with many reverses in this rough world, and especially sad is the lot of a Bedford! editor. The latest misfortune in it hat direction is the loss of "a green colored, crown-topped Canary bird" by the editor of the Banner. i- m m - A' Brush Eieotrie Light Co. is being organized at Indianapolis for the purpose of lighting the streets, hotels and large business houses. Columbus Democrat. , An exchange fiend at onr elbow says that when his wife gets after him wi th a piecs of brush he sees all kinds of lights . The fair associations of Monroe and Orange counties have ceased to ,e?cist.-7-Bedford Star. The' Monroe association still lives. Its the buildings on the fair grounds that Laveceasecl to exist." According to a recent decision of

the Supreme Court of Indiana, the

man' who cheats in a horse trade, by

false re pree entations of the an i mal's condition, fcc, is liable .for damages :in case of loss.

The revised tdition of the New

Testament has been issued and sample copies have been sent abroad

ftvpr the land. It is estimated that

3,000.000 have already been sold and

the demand is greater than can pos

sibly 1 be supplied, me object oi

the revision was to correct in accordance with the earlist manuscripts

and thereby get the most perfect

translation. The errors in the old

translation are said to number 30, 000, but, when mistakes in spelling.

mmctuation. wrons words, ore, are

r " ; . .,. .- - ' included, the number will reach 150,

000. The number of manuscripts

thns far disvovered o-mnr all or a

nart of the New Testament are reck-

oned at 1,760.

The Springfield Republican puts it in this way: tIf President Garfieid will send over to the library of Cougress, among whose books he has passed happier hours than he is likely to enjoy as President, and get an Atlantic Monthly of a few years back he can read an article on civil service reform by James A. Garfield, which the past ten weeks of his own administration will make as bitter reading as anything he has ever touched. If Garfield had been told, when he first turned over the leaves of that article, that he would become President, and at the very start give the lie to his professions and put back the reform instead of advancing it, he would have come to his feet with an indignant "Is thy servant a dog that he should do this thing!" But he has done it."

Thel Central Committee of the

Anti-Prohibttion Legue are sending

i . . - . . . ... out circulars defining their position,

iiuu gL riss tueir reasons- xor tiieir up i position to the propossd prohibitory , amendment to i the Constitution of . Indiana; Some wonder that there has been considerable noise about the appoint ment of Robertson as collector of the port of New York, as he has the disposal of 953 appointments, the aggregate salaries of which amount to the sum of $1,400,600 a year. His term of office "is four years, the emoluments of which are about $17,000 a year. But the true secret of She row was that the removal of Merritt meant war, on Conkling, and Conkling was never known to refuse a figiit-r-except, of course, the time Sprague wanted to practice on him , with turkey shot

" Man that is married to women is of many days and tuli of trouble . 'in 4.K.-. tr.nnn!n tLtx rli'flWQ hi a BfllniT

and in the evening, behold it is all ? gonei It is a tale that is told, it : vanishethT and no one knbweth i whether it goeth. Ho riseth up

t Cwi'UCU lU uiiu uuiiij giiiiucuta ui tut;

night aud seeketh the somnolent paregoric , wherewith to soothe the colicky bowcl5of his in fant posterity. - He becometh as the ho.se, or the ox, atid draweth the chariot of his oilt springs. He speadeth his shekels1 in i the purchaser of line linens to cover the bosom of his family yet himself is seen-with but one suspender.

Yea hef Is altogether wretched.

Ifvoulivein a Malarial District

-wear the Lion Malaria and Liver Pad and Plasters. They are a certain preventative against chills or malaria

and if there is a trace of it in the

sj'Slem, they will thoroughly eradi

cate it. The whole treatment for

one dollar.

lloltznmn & Son will pay the highest market price in cash or goods, for wool delivered at their tactoay in

Blooming, on.

A nolie prosequi was entered 3Tes-

terday in favor of Joseph Uart, Charles A. Brync, Louis F. Post, and Kenward Philp in the Morey-letter case. This is only scant justice. These gentlemen, to secure the ends of political cabal, were most shame fully persecuted, and one of them, Mr. Philp, treated with disgraceful indignity, the imputation being cast upon him that he was a forger. When the trial took place the testimony against him was of the moit trivial character, and even the District Attorn ey was forced to admit that it was entirely irrelevant. Truth published the M rey letter in entirely good faith, and when ii discovered that it had been imposed upon it owned up squarely and manfully. Not only this, but it made every effort possible to discover the forger, far exceeding in zeal the members of the Republican' commit tee to whom the task was assigned. It might, perhaps, have been better had the gentlemen insisted upon a trial, but the nolle prosequi is so worded that it is a complete vindication, and justice, although tardy, has at least ben done. N. Y. Express. The Oil City Derrick thus discourses on suicide: "Murders and suicides are becoming quite popular again, and increase in number as the weather grows warmer. The old style, cut low in the neck, is all the rage, though for novel ly some prefer hanging a la Hainan. The gunpowder taking off is-thought to bo altogether too flashy, except for exceptional cases. The cold water plunge is a fovorite resort for some, but it is old-fashioned. Poison-taking is too extravagant, and not quite taking enough for ladies."

Bonsall & Co. have experienced workmen and are ready to do anything in the tin or sheet-iron line. They keep a full stock of tinware. Hoitzman & Son will pay the highest market price in cash or goods, for wool delivered at their factory in

Bloomingtoh.

Oil Cloths and Carpet at the

Bee Hive. Children's Stocking. The question of short socks instead of stockings for children is, says a physician, I am glad to see, being noticed; and I trust the result will be that the custom of confining children's limbs in hot, and especially in dark-colored stockings, will, at least in summer, give way before the pretty fashion -now almost universal in Prance, Italy, Belgium and Holland- of keeping boys and girls, especially the latter, in socks. As a medical man, I am convinced that, provided a child is healthy, and otherwise warmly and suitably clad, it is all the better at any time of the year, for having its limbs exposed. In summer there is no doubt about it. There is no finer health-giving agent than fresh, warm air and bright sunshine. Children cannot have too much ot either. Their limbs ought to be bathed in both. Those who see our little people wading on the seashore, delighting to paddle for hours in the waves, their scanty clothing tucked up charmingly, know that children are never so happy as when their arms and legs are bare ahd free.

Dr. L sent in his bill for visits and

medicine to SnodgraBs, the other day,

whereupon our friend proposed to pay for the pills and to return the visits.

A business man in Trenton, New Jer

sey, says, that the women in that city own all the real estate, and the hus

bands do all the running in debt and beating their bills. He announce! that

lie will not trust any hu band without

a written order from the wife.

In olden times the flesh of pigeons was

considered a preventative of the plague, and all other pestilential diseases; also a care for trembling and palsy; and the superstitious believed the use of it to be of great use to near-sighted people. The

flesh was always given as a restorative

after severe illness, and thought quite

asuiuch of ,for the purpose, aa"bee tea" is a t th e presen t ti me.

Go to the Boss Drug

Store for Wall Paper and Window Shades.

Notieo of Application for license.

The undersigned a male person, over the age of twenty one3Tears, and an inhabitant of the city of Blooming ton, in the county of Monroe and feiiate of Indiana, hereby gives notice to the citizens of said city, to the citizens of the first ward of said city, and of Bloomington township, in said County and State, that he will, at the June Term, 1881, of the Board of Commissioners of said Monroe county, State of Indiana, apply to said Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors, to-wit: Spiritoug, Viaious and Malt liquors, in a less quantity than a quart at a time for a period of one year, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the said premises upon which he desires to sell said Spiritous, Vinious and Malt liquors, the precised location of said premises being situated in the first ward of said city of Bloomington, in Bloomington township, count' and Slate aforesaid, and described as fol

lows to-wit:

Beginning at a point forty-two

(42) feet Sou th of the North-east cor

ner of iiirlot one hundred and ninetyfour (194) in said city of Bloomington, thence Wet thirty-five (35) feet,

thence South four (4) leet, thence West ten 2(10) feet, thence South twenty (20) feet, thence East fortyfive (45) feet, thence North twenty-

four (24) feet to the place Jof begin

ning. OSCAR SOUDE IIS.

Bloomington, Ind., May 13, 1881.

NOTICE OF SURVXYv Notice is hereby given to ail nonresidents, and all others interested, that I will proceed together with the County Surveyor, of Monroe county, Indiana, or his Deputy, on Tuesday the 24th da j oi May, 1881, to run and establish all the liues and corners necessaiy to be established in Section 15 Town 0 Range 1 East, commencing at the North -cast corner of sw Section, at 10 o'clock a.m. on said day. All parties interested are requested to he present at said timo and place else the survey will proceed in your absence. Mav 7. 1881. Sarah Long.

THE

LION

LIVER PAD , AMD j PLASTERS

WILL POSITIVELY CORE 1 Bnlaria. Chlllil and Few, Lirer Conmlainte, Kidmjr MfllculUea, Intermittent unci Bilious Ferer, Tain to the Back and Chest. Regulate the Boireh And correct all deranjrements of the system r wh ich are the offsprin g of Malaria . ' Non't deso the ayatem wHij Arsenic or'Quf nine, ihich are notonly expensive but itangeroUH niadieinos. when this harmleiKj remedy s certain to cure you. The euro or disease b r Absorption i not only an undisputed fact, btit the fulfilment of a m.tural law, and is certain to take the place, in alarge degree, oC internal medicines. TJ.A ..t:... il. T Inn run liimn n. t :fr t v tu itnm.

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tmV'QTXMttbL AjaL-uiai Session. Uuder the Management of the Preparatory Teachers, State UniversityBloomiiigtoi, Indiana, Jt 4'

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Coniencini July

18ft, aM Giiitog wifflls loiiroe Coaiily August 26 1881.

Mints I

Go lo H. Lindky's for Mrs. Free

man's New National Dves. For

brightness and durability of color are un equaled. Color from 25 pounds. Price, 15 cents, Apl23tf. George T. Atkinson, West side of the square, has just received a handsome assortment of ladies' slippers and kid shoes. Also a full line of foot-wear for men and boys, and everybody else, all at prices that can't be lower elsew here. 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 re" suit of liberal advertising, fair dealing, the lowest prices, and the best goods.

A burglar went through a pair of pantaloons belonging to T. T. Fidlar, local editor of the Terre Hclute Express, Tuesday, and stole therefrom $1 10. Newspaper men are confi.l-' ing and will never learn to deposit their money and government bonds ia some good Lank.

Commenceinnt programme Wednesday, June 1, 2:30 p, m.Meeting of the Board of Trustees. Fiujday, Junc3, .7:30 r. M. Valedictory Exercises of the Literary Societies. Saturday, June 4, 7:30 p. k. Reunion of class of 1876. Literary exercises by members of the class. Sunday, June 5, 3:30 r. M. Bacen laureate Sermon by the President. 7:30 p. m. Address before the Uni versity Y. M. G. A, Monday, June 6, 8:30 a. m. Gommencement of the Preparatory Department. 7:30 p. sr. Addr ss before the Literary Scietiesvby Hon. D. P. Baldwin, Attorney General of Indiana. Tuesday, June, 7, 2:3Q p. i.

.Business meeting of the Alumni.

t:3&- p. m. Literary exercises of Alumni. Wednesday, June 8, 9:00 a. m. University Gommencement. 8:00 p. M. Social Reunion and Levee oj the Alumni. SHAKESPEARE REVIVED.

To ache, or not to ache, that s the question. This cheerful conundrum ye rheumatic sufferers, is by no means as dililcult as a proposition in Euclid. Try Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, and you will. .find it just as easy not to ache ns to ache. Sold by J, W. Shoemaker, Bloomington, lnd. Ladies, have, you seen those teautiful Japanese Handkerchiefs at lie New York Store.

FLOWERS MOST FADE.

The brightest flowers must fade, but' young lives endangered by severe coughs and colds, may be preserved by Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil Croup

whooping cough, bronchitis, in s;hort, all affection of the throat and lungs

jre relieved by this sterling prepara

tion, which also remedies rheumatic

pains, sores, bruises, piles, kidney

difficultv, and is most economic.

Sold by J, W. Shoemaker, Bionaing-

ton, lud. saveT

Save

One-talf the Profits BY BUYING GOODS OF

AT JEW OP MX PBIC1ES:

Mens' Cass. Suite Mens' All-Wooi Suits 22 yards Blenched Muslin 22 yards Fine Brown " 14 yds Heaviest " " 22 yard 8 PrinU 6 yards Carped 10 3'arde Jeans .... 8 pounds Rio Coffee 10 pounds N. O. Sugar. . .

$4 00

00 00

g5fiTI have a choice line of Latest

Styles of Ladies' Dress Goods and

Trimmings, Notions Neckwear, and

a full lino of Clothing, Hats, Caps,

Boots, Shoes, Oil Cloth, Carpets,

Queensware, Groceries, etc.

My stock con tain's the best as well as the cheapest of all kinds of Dry

Good the trade requires.

WITH lW YEARS EXPERIENCE And money to pay in advance for all the goods 1 buy. I therefor CAN and WILL sell ray present 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,! will "throw in" the thread to make them up. POSt TLTX And then come in, and 1 will make good my promise. April 23, J81. W. O. FEE,. The Boss Drug Store is the pla ce for Paints

and Oils.

BEDS OF DOWN FEEL HARD All beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Then hearken .ye peevish fruiterers! Apply Dr. Thomas' Elec

tric Oil to your acln;irig joints and muscles. Rely upon it that you will experience speed3 relief. Such, at 4 least, is the testimony of those whoj

nave useci it. mercmeuy is iiKcwise successful!' resorted to for

tnroat ana lung diseases, sprains,

bruises etc. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker, Bloomington, Ind.

Another car load of the latest

Novelties received at the New York Store.

A large variety of corsets at the

New York Store.

To be in fashion you Vhould buy your dress goods at the New York Store.

ana Mver. anc lis luuruusu exw,munanon ot le-

rs of every sort, &m value ot tne nasters in asiiiliiurihftn.Vt jnn of the rad. esDecially when there is

pr.in in thel tack or side, or cold extremities, makes tho ccmhinod Remeily notonly the cheapest but the Satest and Bhsx over presented lo the public.

A Compound Tlnoture of tho most vaiuabl rmedfe known to tho medloa! prore90lonv prepared upon strlotly pharmaooutiogj grtgolpl An uperieiioe of tften1y-fiT jrears Ipra it tr b Ihe greatest AnUdote vo iJialsxia and ail other Ague inflaenoee known to 711. . . " . i The only altoluU w for all Affections of Ihe Kidneya. In lAvur Complointt lypcpla nil Disorder of l;lie Bowels, -nd all AHcettions of tho Thrmu mud 3Lnnrts it is e?oly Readout, while aa a roroedy for oomplalnta peculiar U the fomalo aex it b.&s no equal NOT A BEVERAGE Bat an old reliable HoofcehoW Remedy ihoroughlr adapted to uiibt nalure. It supphoa tone to thi stomach, re invigorates the ! digestive organe, sb'mulatee the aooretious. and pro. moting a rag alar aotion ol the bowels, enables every organ of the body, to per Jcotd its allotted work reguXirly and without interrapUon. - 2U highest commondj.tions ooroe from those who have need it longest and known it hast Nowhere 10 popular ai in Lancaster, Fa,, where it baa been in cue for more than a quarter of a century. Highly cotnincndiiff n a. General Tonic and Appetizer. Soid byDruggit Terywhere. THE ME6SENCER OF HEALTH . A large tHui paper dNcriptite of dUeaae, its origin and cure. vlU be mailod free te any address on application to - - '- THE M1SHLER HERB BITTERS CO. ; Lancaster, Pa, arWe strongly rocooimend. to mothers lr of, Pnrker'g Pleeenut Worm Syrup. It never failB, in eaay to take, i.rjd no after-phyeia is required. Friue, 5 eeuts.

says:

nine

MAKING A RAISE. John Hays, Creel it P. O., His shoulder was so lame tor

months that he couhl not raise his

hand to his head, but by the use of

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

School Books and Sta-

.The Whole Treatment Combined, . PAD, 30D!f 8c FOOT FIi ASTERS,

FOR ONE DOLLAR. HIto this Hemedy a trial ; it Is certain to help yonJ IFor sale by l)rugi;ists, or aent by mall upon receipt ot hove price, by. THE UOH MEDICINE CO., , Z&8 Wet star St., XMW XO&K.

SoldbvJ. W. SHOEMAKER.

EMIGRANTS FOR

Store.

A Woiidc;rful DUcicry. 9 For the speedy cure of Consumption and all diseases that lead to it, such as stuboni Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma" pain in the side and chest, dry hacking congh tickling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore I hroat, 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 j hj'sicians 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 complimented it in most glowing teams. Go to your druggist and get n t. ial bottle for ten cts, or a regular size for$l. For sale by H. Lindley. Bloomington Ind.

AND THE GREAT WEST should Piirchasc'Tickets 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 this Company, or call on or address J. S. MILLS, General Emigration Agent, Seymour, Ind.

A New Billiard Room !

fe 1 W klAUlnMII

liuvjaviwtvti OSCAR SOUBEES, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

ALL

Window shades!

THE F3XOBKIETOR OF THE 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 paterna are new beautiful in style, and of superior quality 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 lo call and see our styles and learn prices, both of which they will fiud entirely satisfactory.

We are making large additions to onr stock of Window Shades and Fix trues. Ladies in want of such articles are respect! vefully invited to inspect; our supply, feeling assured that if they do so, they will look no further. E. P, COLE. Bloomiikiton, Ikb' Margxi 9, 1881.

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. 25-3m O.SCUDERb.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bloomington, j - Indiana.

Office: Bee Hive Building, second floor. j ApU6'81.

What's to be Done Follows: : 1st COMMON BRANCHES.

(a) Each branch will be thoroughly reviewed,. and difficult pointoi

(b) The course of instruction in GRAMMAR will unfold Tariousj ! modes of Analysis and scholarly opinions of knotty questions; GEOGRAPHY will be conducted by topics and quentiona- lOOdJ questions in descriptive Geography will beg ivf?h,aU essentials pointsin Political Gcograpl, MATHEMATICAL and I'HYStCALl - Geography Specialties; The treatment of PHYSIOLOGY willbc comprehensive, thorough, and practical ; U. S. HISTORY will be taught by the most impressive methods; HEADING, WRITING aucb x ORTHOGRAPHY will be given due prominence; the study of v AUTHORS connected with the work in reading, wiil be" cipecially , v useful to teachers. .-. . .11 r v (c) Those desiring to obtain Teachers' License will receive special : attention. .3y " 1 2nd THEORY AND PRACTICE : j- I, ti"'"; v, (a) This portion of the work will be hatdied in a way which will ; be eminently practical to those about to teach for the first time.' ' (b) Teachers of experience will receive valuable hints and suggest-f ' ions on School management. ' '

time to time- . ; ; ; .r 3rd PREPARATORY WORK FOR COLLEGE CLASSES: , . . j - (a) In addition to the work of the common branches recitattoDsf in Algebra, Geometry and Latin will be conducted for the benefit of those desiring instruction in these studies. . . ; ? ( b ) An intimate acqnai n tance with Preparatory work enables the? conductors ot this School to do more in the, name length of time to ward prepar ing for College work than can be done elsewhere in the state 4th A COURSE OF LECTURES: .;. . "1

(a) On subjects particularly useful to Teschers. (h) On subiocts entertaining and instructive to alS.

REMARKS: Our Chief object is to conduct a Teachers' Normal. Ati acquaintance with the Public Schools, and with the workings of various Normal Schools, enable us to insure as much and as lasting benefit to be gained from this School, as can be derived from any sirailai School trlseV whero. Literary work of a useful and entertain lg nature wi 1 be presented during the progress of the School. Any one desiring to enter the Freshman or Preparatory Classes of the Uni versity, or any similar instil stution, can find' here an unusally good opportunity to prepare himself " ; EXPENSES: Tuition, $5 payable in advanee. Board from $2 25' to $3 per week. Parties wishing board at the lowest rates re uat commur nicate with the Teachers on the subject. Cost of the entire tetm need not exceed $20. For further information, address , W. R. HOUGHTON, J. K. BECK or J. A. WOODBURN.$

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Xatabliahed

OIMPSON & GAULT O CINCINNATI, O. I

CASPER VATZANT, UIV'DESTAKEE and IJPHCLTSH. North End of Fee Building, Col lege Avenue. Hoarse furnish e 1 when desired. " j i BLOOMINQTOZT - IJSrm 'AX a

Makers of the Largest Line of Flour Mill Machinery on Earth. "We mats everything a Miller neods. .Balld complete Mi Ha, and remodel old ones, putting in any process desired. , Write for C&t&togno and Prices before purchasing.

DR. PIERCE S PADS

Beware of Worthless Courat erf eitsj The genuino Dr. Jl. V. Pi erce's fcivei and Kidney Pads have the Doctor's full signature and portrait, aud our Association's name nnd address on the Government Revenue Stamp. They care by absorption, grldbydmgsdsts, orseni aymail, postpaid, for S1.00. Bemoml er the address, Wobuj's IisipKSSAEy Medical A sfiocuTioy, Btinalo, y. Y.

And HIORPHnK Mtabit cured inl!) to 30 days. Ten years established: 1000 cured. Wiite stating case. Ub.Mabsh, Jalncy, Mich

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Notice of Afiiiiiitistratfoai. Kotice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk, of the Circuit Cf.urt of Monroe County, State of Indiana, administrator, de bonis -non, of the estate of James Fleetwood, late of Monroe.' County, decased. Said e&late is supposed to be sol von t. Johx Flketwood, Administrator. Mnlkey & Durand, Attjs. ifarch 3d. 1 881.

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.The Best Saive in the world fw -Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt J Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped f Ha nds, Chtl ill alas. Corns, and aU vV kinds of Skin Eruptions. The Sjfom ;j is guaranteeel to give perfect atiy f v faction in every ease or money rt' funded. Price 25 cents per bo? For aale by H. LiNDLsaV J, , JJloomingtonivXiidi":. 1

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