Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 36, Bloomington, Monroe County, 9 July 1881 — Page 4

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Assassination I

AN ATTEHPT TO MURDER THE PRESIDENT.

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We beg to inform the ladies

in and around Bloominetcn that

when requested by letter we Kill iiiaii free of-charge fell lines of samples, and carefully, fill and forward rders however small by mail or express as desired. If rices in every

rate the same as if the purchaser came to Indianapolis and bought the

goods at our store; TERJIS-P. O. or:Ier orC. O. D. PETTIS, IVERS & CO,

Will Guitean lecture? TW Indianapolis Journal and

Sentinel are both' strong advocates of

womans' suffrage. How dej they btand on Prohibition?

The Hon. W. H. English owns 5SC

houses in Indianapolis. He was the rsndiuatejo JPry Indiana?'

If these were? war times, the Democrats would be held responsible for the attempt, on the President's life. The two wings of the Republican party can fsettie. the matter among themselves.

It i9 suptiosed by some astronomers that the earth passed through the tail of the great onset of 1861, without observed effect;, except, per liaps a slight phosphorescent mist. Timid people may take courage From the report of the late InterNational Sunday School Convention, held at Toronto -Canada, we learn that there are about 90,000 Sunday Schools in the United i States, with si bout 8,000,000000 teachers and scholars, In the Sunday: Schools of the world there are said to-be 15,000,000 teachers and attendants. t

Washington, July 2. The President was shot at 9:20 while passing troin the ladies reception-room in the Baltimore and Potomac - depot. His part, consisting of most of the cabinet and other families, had preceeded him and were in the train. He drove up to the depot with Blaine, and both entered arm-in-arm. Guiteau, the assasstn, allowed them to pass, and fired two shots; one scraped the arm and the other entered the hack above the region of the kidneys, and passed downward. The President fell, and was at first par

tially paralyzed in the lower limbs.

He soon rallied and dictated a dis

patch to his wife. He was taken to

the director's room and a partial ex

amination made. The case was regarded as critical, and he was carried

out and down rapidly to the White

House. : Probing did not reveal the position of the ball, and as there was

some, internal bleeding there was se

rious apprehension of speedy death.

In hour, however, the President had

rallied and the sign of p&ralj-sis be

gan to pass away. This relieves the anxiety which arose from a fear that

the ball had struck the spine.

The statement that the assassin is

Gniteau, was verrified by an officer

in charge of the jail. The prisoner arrived and was placed in a cell at

.10:30 o'clock, Juse one hour after the

shooting occurred. He gave Lib

name as Charles Guiteau, of Chlca

go, 111. In appearance he is a man

about thirty years of age, and is sup

posed to be of French decent jH'Uh

has sandy complexion, is slight,

weight not more thon 125 pounds. He wears a mustache and whiskers,

and his sunken cheeks and ejes, far apart from each other, give a sullen, or, the official described it, a "loony" appearance. The officer in question

gave it as his opinion that Guiteau

is a Chicago communist, and states

that he has noticed it t be a peculiarity of nearly all murderers that

their eyes set far apart, and Guiteau, he said, is no exception to fhe rule. The following letter was taken from the prisoner's pocket at police headquarters: July 2,1881. "To the White House:" "The President's tragic death was a sad necessity, but it will unite the Republican party and save the republic.' Life is a flimsy dream, and it matters little when one goes. A human life is of small value. During the war thousands of brave men

The law creating the office ! of

county ; u per in tend en t in the State of Indiana was passed in Ma?i h.

..... . ., , . . .-. i 1873, and the first election was in

he following June. j The county superintendents Who

have served since the law was pass

ed are:

J. M. Wallace, Bartholomew coun-

yJ. A. DobBon, Hendricks county, Jerry Hilligas, Allen county. D. T. Lcmmon, Harrison county. A. J, Douglass, Wheatlcj county. S. W. Axtell, Greene county. Dleattrone tltorm in Kadaiii; Wichita, Kas., June 27.-Ona of

the heaviest rain and wind etdrms, accompanied by hail, passed ; over

this section last Friday night,' ever known. Five inches of water fell

during the night and' reports which

have since come in say a section of

the country ten miles wide and twen

ty miles long in the Arkanas .River

Valley west ot here, suffered very

great damage. Orchards and grape

vines were completely stripped of their fruit. Wheat just stacked was soaKed through and through, and

many buildings severely injured. Only one death is reported, tha.t of

E. Pendegast who was killed by lightning while standing at the win dow of his house, Another storm, nearly as severe, swept over r.bout the same section Saturday night, and did considerable additional damage.

, . . ! Notice to "Sow Residents. State of Indiana , Monroe County m. In the Circuit Cvwtt September Term, 1881:

Ellen D. Dennihg vs. Thomas Mullikin.

Martha .L Mi:i.i.ikiv (

Anokew S. Olifhant.

tNT, I ; etal. J

Martha E. OLirHANT

Now comes the Plaintiff y Jerro F. Pittman and others, her attorney's, and files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendant Thomas Mullikin, is not a resident ot the State of Indiana, that a cause of action exists against him in relation to Real Estate and that he is a necessary part' thereto. Notice is therefore hereby7 given said Defendant that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe I'ircnit Court, to be holden on the 1st Monday of September, A. D. 18S1, at the Court House in Bloomington, in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness my name and seal, of said Court, affixed at Bloomington, this 6th day of July A. D. 1881. seal Wm. F, Bkownixg, Clerk Monroe County. Pittman et al., Att'ys.

The New York Store carries a big stock of clothing. Examine it before you buy elsewhere. The New York Store keeps a full stock of hoots and shoes for all ages and sexes. Have 3vou examined that fine stock of dress goods at the New York Store?

Duri&g a trial for assault in

Don't buy a carpet until you call

at the New York Store and see what

A large assortment of nursing

corsets for sale by McCalla fc Co.

Busy as Bees are Boys at the Bee

Hive.

McCalla & Co. have corset

waists for misses.

kansas. a club, a rock, a rail, au as

handle, a knife and a' shot-gun were

exhibited as "the instruments with

wuicu uie aeea was aone. ' it was

also shown that the assaulted man

. defended- himself with a revolver, a

scythe, a pitch-fork, a chisel; a baud-

: w, a nail and a cross dog. The ju

ry decided that they'd have given $5

rpicce-lo have seen the fight. ',

The search for the bodr of A. T

Stuarttto be ended without any defi

nite results. The thieves have dis

eovercu mat me aetcctives are about to play them false and have

made threats of burning the body'

" This accounts for? the suddeness with which the negotiations were broken off. The magnificent" crypt v p 'ovided'for the reeption of the body , may yet remain tenant less. r What wili become of the $2,000 paid into the hands of Speaker Sbarp of the New York legislature,

is becoming an interesting quesy tiom . Bradley sayn it was paid to him for the purpose of controlling his vote.- Sessions denies that he ev- ; er bad the money or even saw it oe- ' fore the investigation, aLd no one v will own the money" or the attempt at i bribery. As Grant is proverbial for taking everything he can get his hands upon, an exchange suggests that it should be turned over to him. If all the money fraudulently acquiri ed, as well as that used in bribery, 3 could.be gathered together, it would make quite a handsome fund" tor our- ex presidents.

I The Al bany Legislative dead-lock his entered upon its fifth week, and i the prospect, for & n amicable adjustment of the differences between the Stj warts and a If breeds, and con ' seqiiejpt adjournment of the Legislatu re, a ppears as, remote as ever. A n attempt has been; made,- by the Stalwarts! to compromise by-electing Conkling for the short term and Depew for the long. term, but this the Half-breeds wil t not hearken. If the ? Stalwarts would select any one besides Conkiing and offer a eoropro- . jmise, theend might be near; but they insist an the return of Conkjing and will not treat on any other basis. A ; strong effort wi 1 made this week to i ad ion m the Legislature -that the

went down without a tear. I presume the Presideut was a Christian, and that he will be happier !n Paradise than hera It will be no worse

for Mrs. Garfield, dear soul, to part

with her husband this way than by natural death. He is liable to go any time, any way. I had no 111 will toward the President. His death was a political necessity, I am a

lawyer, a theologian and a politician,

and i am a stalwart of the stalwarts.

I was with General Grant and the

rest of our men in New York during

the canvass. I have some papers for

the press which 1 leave with Byron

Andrews and his co-journalists, at

1,420 New York avenue where all re

porters can see them. I am going to

jail." "Charles Guiteau."

1 he following letter was found on

the street shortly after Guiteau's arrest, envelope unsealed and address

ed: "Please deliver at once to General Sherman, or his first assistant, in charge of the War Department:

"To General Sherman : . "I have just shot the President I shot him several tm.es, as 1 wished him to go as easily as possible. His death was a political necessity. I am a lawyer, theologian and politician. 1 am a stalwart of the stalwarts. I was with General Grant and the rest of our men iu New York during the canvass. I am going to jail. Please order out your troops and take possession of the jail, Very respectfully, "Charles Guiteau." The dispatches throughout the week have been of the Bame tenor, and the latest one, received Thursday evening says, "The President is very cheerful. The attending physi cians say his symptoms are now more favorable than at any previous time." It is thought by many that only the most favorable reports are sent out as to the Presidents condition. If he survives the shot it will be a miracle.

The number of postal cards sold during- the fiscal year was 350,000. If this number was connected end to end it would more than reach around

the world.

The Supreme Court decided that city treasurers must be paid by an annual salary, the amount ot which is to be-fixed by the city council, and

Notice off Kon-Rendence,

State of Indiana, Monroe . conn tyy

ss. In the Circuit Court, September Term, 1881:

Martha J. Mullikin)

vs . f Complaint Thomas Mullikin. ) Divorce. Now eomes the Plaintiff by Iul-

ky, East fe East, Attorneys, and file

her complaint herein, together with

an amctavit tuat sam aeienoant.

Thomas Mul ikin is not a resident of

the State of Indiana. Notice is hereby given said defendant that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit

Court, to be holden on the first Mongay of September A. D. 1881, at the

Court house in Bloomington m said County and State, and answer or de

mur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence, .; ;! . Witness my name and the sj?al of snip Court, affixed at Bloomington, this, 20th day of June, a. d. 181. seal Wm, F. Browning,! Clerk Monroe Counjtyr.

Notice in Non-Uesldeut. State of Inaiana, Monroe County, 99, In the Circuit Court, Septem

ber Term, 1881: Ellen D. Dunning, vs. j Uriah Mullikin, ! Martha Mullikin, Tho3IAS Mullikin & j Paris C. Dunning. J Complaint to set aside a conveyance and subject property to execution. Njw comes the Plaintiff by Jerre P. Pittman & Bnskirk & Duncan her

Attorneys and hies her complaint

herein, to set aside a couvevance

and subject the property to excuUon, together with an affidavit that said defendant Thomas Mullikin is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said Defendent that unless he beand

appear on the first day of the next

term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to

be holden on the 1st Montlav.of Sep-

JL.T ..; A.- ?Vf t.4J-' t( k

House in Bloomington, in said County and State, and onswer or demur to said complaint, the same will be hoard and determined in his absence. Witness my name and seal of said Court, affixed at Bloomington, this 7th. day oi July A. D. 1881. seal Wm. F. Browning, Clerk Monroe County. Pittman et a)., Att'ys.

ftotice t IoUmiont An act concerning taxation passed by ihtf last Legislature. Section 159 reals as follows: Sec. 159: County Auditors shall not be authorized to credit the Treasurer will! any uncollected delinquencv for which he claims credit unless such Treasurer shows how, by proper returns as above provided, verified by his oath or affirmation, that he has dihgentiy sought for and has been unable to find any personal property from which to collect such taxes, or that having made a levy, he

was enjoined or otherwise pre enleti j

from making sale or coiled ion by a court of competent jurisdiction ; and in all casfts where he has failed to make demand upon residents who are delinquent, or to levy and sell where personal property can be found in the county out of which to make

the tax, he shall be liable, on his official bond, for such uncollected delinquency and ten percent, damage thereon. So it is not only my duty to collect,

but I am compelled to do so tofeave

myself and my Boudsmeia, so take due notice and "overn yourselves

accordingly.

Iiespect.1ullyT. L. E. McE.'innev, Treasurer Mon roc County. Bloomington, Iud., May !6, 1S81.

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Coinineiiciug July 181, anfl eiiidns with tlie Monroe Comity Teacte' Insfitnts ' August 26ffi, 1881. . . ; v :;;: F"What5 to be Done Follows: - ; 1st COMMON BRANCHES. fa) Each branch will be thoroiighly reviewed, and difficult points discussed and explained, Y. : ( b ) The course of instruction in GRAM MAR will unfold various modes of Analysis and scholarly opinions of knotty questions; j GEOGRAPHY will be conducted by topics and questions 100(1 questions in descriptive Geography will be given, all essentials points in. Political Geography, MATHEMATICAL and FHYSIQAL Geogmpby Specialties; The treatment of PHYSIOLOGY will be comprehensive, thorough and practical; U. S. HISTORY will be taught by the most impressive methods; READING, WRITING iul 5 ORTHOGRAPHY will be given due prominence; tbe study of" AUTHORS connected with the work in reading, will be especially useful to teachers. . (c) Those desiring to obtain Teachers' License will receive special. attention. : 2nd THEORY AND PRACTICE: ' :: (a) This portion of tire work will be handled in a way which will I be eminently practical to those about to teach for the first time. 1 ( b) TeJichers of experience will icccive valuable bints and suggestions on School management, v L ..(c) The elements of a Training School will be developed from., time to time. ' f: i

3rd PREPARATORY. WORK FOR COLLEGE CLASSES: 2i

(a) In addition to the work of the common branches recitations i i in Algebra, Geometry and Latin will be conducted for the benefit .of those desiring instruction in these studies. ' , ' , V j (b) An intimate acquaintance with Preparatory work enables the- ? conductors ot Ibis School to do more in the u&me length of time; Uh 4 ward preparing for College work than can be done elsewhere in the statD r 5

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Notice.

Auditors Office, ) Monroe County, Indiana,) Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of June, ,1881, G. K. Perry, John. R. Neil and James A. Ward, committee appointed by the Board of Commissioners of said couc ty to apportion the estimated expenses of constructing and improving a turnpike road, petitioned for by A- W. Rogers, and others, hare returned and filed their report of the appor tionment of said expenses with the Auditor of said county. And notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of July, 1881, the Board of Commissioners of said count' will meet at the Auditor's office of said county to hear said report and objections thereto. RICHARD A. FOLK, Auditor Monroe Co. June 20, 1881.

The New York Store h the place to get a good hat.

Notice to Bidder b. Notice is hereby given that scaled

bids will be received by the Board of

Commissioners of Monroe C oun',3, at

the Auditor's ofllce, on Monday the

18th day of July 1881, up to 2 o'clock

P. M., tor building a vault for the

Treasures & Recorders office also for

repairing the upper story ot Court

house and for painting the same,

Bids will be received for all or any

part of said work and the Boar re

serves the right to reject an v. or all

bids. The contractor will be requir

ed to give bond to the approval of

the Auditor. Terms cash. June 23d, 1881. RICHARD A. FULK, Auditor.

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I that the moda lutretofnra ftrlmttorl nf

questions involved may be submitted ; allowing them a per cent on amount

to, fcue people. -

j of taxes collected is illegal.

Police or Appointment

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed .Ad

ministrator de bonis non the estate

of James Hanson, late of Monroe

county, deceased. Said estate sup

posed to be solvent. I JAMES F. MORGAjN, Adm'r do bonisj non. June 18, 188L

Notice to Hon-Remdeiit. State of Indiana, Monroe County

ss. In the Circuit Court, September Term, 1881: Annie O. Mek&hox 1 vs. Complaint James A. Mkrshon, ) Divorctf. Now comes the Plaintiff b' Loud en A Miers, her Attorneys, and files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendant James Mershon is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said Defendant that unless he be and appear on the first day of the nest term of the Monroe Circuit Court; to be holden on the first Monda? of

September A. D. 1881, at the Court

House in Bloomington, in said Coun

ty and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence.

Witness my name and seal of said

( Join t, affixed at Bloomington, this

7th day of July, A D 1881.

seal Wm. F. Browning, Clerk Monroe County.

State of Indiana, Monroe County.

Circuit Court: Notice is hereby given that James F. Morgan, Administrator, de bonis non, estate of James Hanson, de

ceased, has filed his petition to sell

the real estate of the decedent, Ins personal being insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will be heard at the nest term of the Circuit Court of said county. Attest: Wm. F. Browning, C. C. Monroe County. Bnskirk & Duncan, Att'3s.

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The only Vapor Cook Itor Oit lnu rtood tt ' the itvt f yemr, and giren. ntiro . and perfect amtii&etinu so5ooo Kov in uaK and pro wing In favor wbrer ; , -used. Those who her them wlU mot t do - without them. ? The Mott Simple, The Mott Owablt, t 1tiostPeffocl ThoMortEeonemleai , No SnnKeriRgHmV Ho Fiw to tuH r ' : No Ashes to Rnoy No FiMlto Cany, . No Smoke, :, No Odor, ;; li3 FOB SJIMER m THEY1EE HraJSlBaX ' .

Tow every deecription of eoeklngorotlwf - v work heretofore done by theordinary cooHna:-. , etov or range, : with ease and perfect comfort. -1

va50inet ironing. Daaina. oromnjr. iruiv-

cannlne. etc.. etc.. without the IneurrerahJft

heat of the oW-faehloned cook Move, and.

Dr. J. Wa Craln,

Resident Dentist, office: Over McCalla ifc Go's. BLOOMINGTON, 3D

All woxk guaranteed. .642

V WO FARMERS and THRESHERMEN. It yott want to buy Threshtrs, Clover Hu Iters, Horse Powers or Exfitt (either Portable or Trei(r.n rn nv for thrrRhlnir. sawinfr

or tor. general purpososj. buy tbe "Star ved Rooster" 89& The .

Ust and niilstrated , PampbUta. f sent tree) write to The Aranta 4 TaTLOB Comfajy. MansflcW V-

PENSIONS

alwiiva readv

Our "Patent Automatic Safety Can "rend?; era the use of our stove "perfectly mfe" mtj the hinds of the moat careless or anezperi enced. - fiond for f uU descriptive circular snd pries, Oat Special inducements 4o agents In ua ocenpied territory. Address, .. J "HULL VAPOR STOVE COMPANY,-V j

ARE PAID ' lin of

accident or otnerwiae. jk

it 18 the result of 20 ycnrs expejcience aqA ct rkAriinnnta in RAwinB Machines, it mrHm As

voodpoinlt of all present and mhwt maknt and lB nt a " one r.ian " or " one idea ''machine, aa ot&sni $ nze. It avoids the defects of others and pes. . iieasee nmv and aluabU features and oonvenlanesa

7t in l&ram. liaM-runnna. no4ltM. MnOMM, am n

venient, durai'l. ana simple, lYBntiici

Imnr In i-nnn ir Wfl fflr A TMATI. ( llOUln

l'ttif descrlnaon sent free on request Itts snrarriss t

mat. A trial will prove .

WOOD of ny kind, low of flnaevtoe

or. are .BUrTUKS if lut ugat, au

I LnDBi or w mono i

Ives

pcniion. Under sew law thousands ar entitiad to an increata of pension. Widows .orphans and dependent fatnera or mothaii of aoldiora who ed in io

army get a paaalon. BOUJiX a fi-

ftlampforeop7

chares for wound, injuries or rapture

girei fulllKHmty, Bondaattunparrtreoi P.n.lnn jd llonnlv Acts. Address.

P. H. Fjt:ieraldA Ceeiajm

Agent. indinapou. inn-, P:A.W. DaTii. PrasH Indiana Banking Ca.. and X. P. Kennedy. Preset Central Bdnk.hotUol Indianapolis Kama this paper &

btiforp you buy. Maxctacttjasd bt

M ACHIJi K CQ-.rlorenoa. laas. ; v

Doat fail tf SOfJ

et-

laoiiiilit & Miers, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

bLOQMIN GTQN,

IND

Battle Ci eek. Michigan.

KaXTJFACTUBXBS OJf TRX OHXT QKSTJIWS

Will ereottoe in Courts of Monroe and ad

omine pouiit his. Snamnl attention paid TO

rdleutiDus and all buaineaa entrusted to his

are. lUf

Busk irk k Dune an,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BLOOMINGTON, IND

Fra-3tiee in the Courts of Monroo arid adjoin

nig oountios, Prompt attention given to coi

icctioi.sanu xll oiner legal ousiaess.

THiliESHERS.

Traction and Plain Engines and Hoi'se-PowerBn

Hoet Cosiplete Thnaliesr,?awte7 Established

la tlae World.

Q 0 YE AIRS whontSof J eJ management, or .location, to "back f

1848

name.

aacai

ii: orooii vxtrranty gin on au

TiilP

FOU -OaTlX NEW ISOOS

PROFESSIONAL

AGENTS WANTED

BY AJAJ& FIMk.Ktt-l TON. A eoUactlon of his , most reni:Uablo Detectira aeries, fticls.

thrllUng and haiilou: esses, taken from pri-? vaU record, aurt never kafnvA Tinhlliihed.

Pnros)irUruirab.d,loir tiun fur nCTprTIUPC.

in prioe, and sells r-ry . " , 117.711.7 ranldlr, Stmd f largo olral e,ndsj5oll terroa.SiStowO. O, WICK CO, CleToliWid, O.

AGENT3 WAllTt1J;SSSSyM tln'K Macltiine ever Invented. - JVill.knu a pair of etocinnus.wiLh UKEL aad TOE complete, in 20 minutes. It will also knit a great variety of fancywork for whlci. there is always a ready marktst Jien i for circular arid tenns to the TwomulyltiiiU lS Machixie C-i. Wastingioii SL. Boston, alas 5.

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" STEAM - POWER SEPARATORS and Complete Steam Ontlltm of iwouaUttet. Finest Traction ISnglnes and Plain nBinee ever seen in the American market. , A multitude qf tpetial features and improvement for 1881. together wltJi tupirrior qualities in construction and material m dreamed of by otner maKeis. four aizoa of Separators, from 6 to Iff "OJraei capacity, for steam r &ori bower. . . -: Two style of" Mounted Horse-Powers. - 7 AAA AAA Feet f Selected Lumber iUVUiVvU ( fiwm Liree to six yearaair-aried) constantly on hand, from which is buitt ttie In

comparable wood-work of our macninery.

TRACTION ENGINES

Strongest most dumb to, an d effiten t

ww. 9t lUs atf ttorao

AUG. KftlJCGKR.

PUX1S XEATUCKJT sou

MASH WMI8XT ,

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Peach and Apph Btdy.

fThebe t Lagep Meer, on drtghtri also bottled Been. : i 1 - ... 9 Waxrnted Furt) md HealUiy '

AUG. KRUKGER. . s i : r - '. ; . . i i. .

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Bucklen's A rnica Salve. 1 The Best Saive in the world .WWi Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sail jf t

Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, UhappetM

Farmers and tC breMiermen are lnyited to Inveahirato this matoh!ts Chreenimr Machinery. Circularg Rent f rev Ad.ireaa NIQHOt.8, 8HEPARD A CO. r Battlo Croek, MrOfllararu

Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all knds of Skin Eruptions. .The 6'avo' is guaranteed to give perfec?t fiatiafaction in every csisa. or money if?.

funded. Pike 2o cents per box. For sale by H. Likoi.kt, V tBloomingtf)ni ItidL

The net ranch yrnn ti

pine's Cure HW" OonRiimpHan.

It nets quick and it tastes caod. j

Ooe smnll" bettla lar. j

Thrrefbretne ehenpsat as rt:

as the best. Bt Id everywhere.

Jile. per sttls.