Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 39, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 July 1881 — Page 4

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. last Sunday President GarfigltTs condition was more (critical than at any time since lie was shot. The wound refuse&to discharge, and ni inciskn4 had to be made near the nwutb of the wouad to intersect the channel of the hall iand allow the pns t fltNi The discharge from the wound is now more satisfactory, but J: -there is f still much danger of a relapse, antf it may ilyesaid that the esiUenjrs life haigs;by a thread . fi st he -Las been resting more com- : j fprtably since Mqnday, and his friends are more hopeful. 4 ; S GovPokter is accused of general s -cusficdness by the Indianapolis Herbal d, a Republican sheet . E. Lapham has been elected to V succeed" Gonkiing &sj Senator from 3Sew Yorfc: ?He isn Stalwart, while Stiller, 4he successor of Piatt, in a fialf Bre ed, or, in plain words an a;lninislTation Republican. . i ifflTn s krAsnow made of naner. and

Ntlds ist pronounced by the Paper

ll rade Journal rather .rntfni

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toinjr- in to the ground.

'1 There: is no superstition about lississppi. They hang, criminals hcre OEj Monday as well as Friday. Pennsyl vania ha3 also changed the ia3r f0r executions by adoptiiig .Tiuvsday instead of Friday J5 - ?

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On j Monday last, m Athens, Greece; ;an attempt was made to ?iMiootwo editors. The attempted iissassiaatioa was the result of polit.ideal resentment. What a brute a

ifouan -most be to attempt the life of

, am editor; Just think how small his "ambi don mast bet . .Oh, dear: iti is awfully awful! : f --A man at Sullivan, Illinois, went crazy by reason of the excitement I attending the attempted assassicationdf fBresidenti' Garfieldt-and, on f Thorsflay last, committed saicide rt by hanging himself to a rafter in-his 4 barn The "StalwarU of the Stat warts?1 ma)V count upon one victim 1 if not? the one he was after. .

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1 ri2rh3 well was it kept. In different

parti" of the Union, five misrderers $ expiated ihtir crimes upon the gal-

f lows$ One of the number, an Ar-( of a desperadbibr only four or five

3 kansas negro, sang a song about his

si rF u st after he had asi-iinded- the

'i here is hardly a psperin the land but has something to say upon the subject of to' pistols, and almost weekly, if not daihv accounts of accidents are recorded, owing to their uareless use by small child reo. The people cannot smake the excuse ol ignorance m this matter, but still .at hers and mothers bujT them and place them in the hands of their children. No less than twenty-live accidents have occu red from the use

ol toy pistols within the past week.

The toy pistol would furnish as good a subject for the anathemas of llu prohibitionist as the liquor trafic. This surprising invitation is ex tended by a Portland correspondent of the Boston Traveller ; u( ome hither ail ye that thirst- for wine, beer,

'spirits or liquors of any sort, and

verily your thirst shall be quenched. Here in the home of prohibition, where the Maine liquor law originated, can be had liquors of all kinds, and in any quantity !" It would be idle to .say anything in this connection about a clap of thunder in a clear sky. '1 he impression has pie vailed that to 'pit ?a drink of any thing stronger than cider in Maine is a task as difficult as to find a needle in a toracre stubble field. But we are told by this correspondence, tart her on m his letter, that there are in the limits ot the city of Portland over 200 places where . liquor can be bought. The clubs have it, the hotels keep it, the drug stores sell it, the lunch dispense it and the grog shops retatlf largo quantities of it. So hold have the sellers become that it is even kept on draught. A year tgo it was almost impossible to obtain a glass of beer. How did this change come about? "Billy, (He Kid'" Within a few days, too, the career of a youthful bighwaj-man, who must take rank?witk the most famous outlaws of the past, has been cut short by the bullet of anSheriff. Not even romance has conceived a more desperate characte r, ab Icbdi er -an d m ore dishing robber, than-Billy the Kid. He seems to hf.ve emulated the wild and murderous deeds ot which he hzd read in the most lurid fiction de

voted te tk& -celebration- of the ad-

Tentures of supposititions scouu dreis, or based on actual facts in the Uvea ot noted pirates and murderers. Men have various ambitions, and the boy who was known as Billy the Kid evidently aspired to a place among the? most tern ble of d esperadoes. Hisanity was to make him self famous as an outlaw and to become conspicuous as abold rider, an unerring. sho9 and a remorseless murderer; wuip took the lives of men with entire u nconcern whenever they

-stood in the - way of the success of

his lawless; Hinder takings or pro Yoked his wrath or his ma' ice. Billy the Kid was the chief of one of

;thetmost dre&ded of piratical bands;

probably, indeed, the most successful and the most terrible of them all. His real name is not known, though that he was e f Irish descent there is no doubt. It seems that he began his lawless career by killing a man at the age of sixteen, and and soon after wen into robbery and murder as a business, Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado being the scene of the exploits in which he toolc so great pride. The notal of his murders is put as high a3 high as thirty-three or; thirty-four, and there may have been some ot " wliich we have no ac count. Yet when he was shot he had barely, reached his majority, and therefore had been pursuing the life

'Who Svet'wliea.t Field. People traveling in the NorthWest, will be gratified to learn that the "Great Rock Island Route opens a new line from Chicago to Minneapolis and St. Paul, July 17th, running two through dniljr trains, leaving Chicago ai 12.05 and 9.30 P. M. i'his new line is to be known as the 4,Albkut Lea Route, 1 and pusses through the very best sections of the States of Ulnois, Iowa and Minnesota, affording travelers a view of the great harvest fields of our country, and a section peopled by the most progressive and prosperous of of our Northwestern inhabitants. We understand that round trip excursion tickets to point? in the great wheat region of the Red River of the North, and Missouri River Valley, will be immediately put on sale, good for 40 da3's from date of issue. This will enable Eastern farmers to visit the greatest M'heat country on the globev and see harvesting done on the most gigantic scale. Surely, no one that desires to see the West, will forego this opportunity to do so, by ticketing over any other than the "Albert Lea Rontej via West Liberty. The great Rock Island Depot is the most central of any in Chicago, being in the very heart of the city, close to the great hotels, post ollice, and leading, mercantile house.

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Bcaffoldi In his?speech he remarked. rm- no religions nigger,l and I airJt afraid to die;" He must have read j tome of Ingei'soirs lectures.

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Traveller correspondent,- have only themselves to blame. They refused to 4Jet good enough alone They would e have it not only?almost jut

rh'oliy - impossible to get a glass of

beer,- and becanse the Sherifl then in

office- failed to wipeoutevery-j! vesr

lige of" the tralfic, they joined anoth

er roliticai crowd that; made fair

prouiises; and those promises fhave

l vanished into thin air. The change

ito .witnessed is attributable pti-

-marilyJ to the effort to push things

too far. In the predicament of the

i 1'ortland prohibitionists there is a

lesson for temperance reformers ev

erywhere.

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Eefy person has his, plan- for the

punishment of Guiteau; and? the vaiiiUSr penalties, suggested are as

numerous as the mind1 in which

iber originate-:- TheNew York Her-

aid wants to flog him: the Commcrtrial demands that he5 be hanged ;

some' army c ffieers think he should

be tried and shot! The New York

Sax says : luNo punishment how.

eve awful, would be undeserved, but

we have happily reached a point in

civilization w here any public feeling

of revenge can not be wreaked on

Criminals. If Gmteau comuaitte

thii crime hi the full control of hi

faculties, lcrt him suffer the penalty oi the law as it now stands; but if lr was deraented at t he time, Jet htm ftfidhis davs in confinement. From tills, with is dangerous tendencies, Ko should n ? vcr ; emerge." Tlie concdusinn of the Sun, irt this matter,

: & A ems to to feltf true one. r

ilanciiiflr. A dyspeptic clergy man reeentfy stated tlie following as his objections to dano ing: 4,Becaut e in ladies particularly it produces great lassitude of mind. It produces the etfects of the hot, tropical summer in the soul, therefore, it was injurious. The preacher went on to enlarge upon this objection, in the course of his remarks stating that men and women who really en joyed frequent dancing parties did not Teally relish prolonged employment. Their scuJs were without fibre: the women went around in the morning in loose gowns, too limp and flabby to dres3r sipping their tea with small spoons. Then an objection was made to the folly of the dance, because it indisposed the soul for serious thought of any kind, if he (the speaker) was not mistaken, this was a very serious world we lived in. There was a very small chance for nonsense in our brief probation. There were not many places in the souVs probation where jokes naturally came in. Men and women who danced were not the most serious; the amusement was a preventive to seriousness, and this was to be deplored. The more peoplodanced the sillier they became. Work became burdensome and study intolerable. This the speaker argued lengthily, summing aphis remarks upon this objection by saying that dancing despoiled the soul of its seriousness; the whole amusement was unblushing, unworthy, miserable nonsense, destructive to the best interests of the human soul."

Eighty miles of telegraph wire are laid in the sewers of Paris. Y oung man , you can go up hi , as fast as you please, but go down hill slow. Don't You Forget it! School Books and Sta-

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years. He wan arrestee! ana inea in New Mexico, !nnd was to be hanged

on the 18th of May, but on the 2d

he escapcdsfVoci the jail at Lincoln in which he? was confined, after stunmng the jailer and killing the depu-

tv sheriff." ' Having filed off one of the sbackles on his legs, the young

outlaw rode through the little town,

no one daring;4o arrest his progress,

for he had sho vn the stuff of which he was made bV firing right and left, and he was known to be a first-rate

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snot, cuvuu iinuiura aeenj tu nave

appeased his t lirst for blood during

the next two Tvceks, at the end of

which time tto report of his death

at the hands of passengers in a stage coach in" New Mexico was 6ent

North . Th e n i j ws was n o t tr ue, h o wer. but oh the 16th of this month,'

according , to accounts which seem to

be trustworthy, he was shot by a Sheriff at Por.t Sumner in New Mex-: ico, a reward' of $500 having -been offered for bis head. It is fortunate that his career v as so soon ended, for a bloody desperado has been put out of the way, and the evil effects of the existenceof so reckless and lawless and violent sp life arc perhaps dimin ished. Boy bandits are becoming

.too common m these daj's of dime

novels. lt i said that at one time

Billy lived in ; Terra Haute.

State of Indiana, Monroe County. ! Circuit Court: Notice is hereby given that James F. Morgan, Administrator, de bonis non, estate of James Hanson, deceased, has filed his petition to sell

the real estate of the decedent, Ms

personal being insufficient to pay his oebts; and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Circuit Court of said county. Attest: War. P. Browning, C. C. Monroe County. Buskirk & Duncan, A tt'ys. IVoitee of ApgMintuncif . Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator cle bonis -non of the estate of James Hanson, late of Monroe county, deceased. ' Said estate supposed to be solvent. JAMES F. MORGAN, Adm'r do bonis non. June 18, 1881. . .

Wl-shhig to Die. When a man goes round the house sighing ami wishing himself dead you needn't trouble xo put the bottle of opium away! He wouldn't touch it for worlds. If he should be suddenly attacked by colic you would hear him screaming out for a doctor at the top of his voice. One day Pompey said he wanted to die and go to glory. He wrought himself into an ecstatic state, and told the popple at the prayer meeting that ho positively couldn't wait much longer. That night, at twelve, someone knocked at his cabin door. "What you want?" said the colored

man, trembling. 4I want Pompey to j

take him to glory," repliod a gruff voice. The darlvoy thought a moment and then said, liMisictr Angel, Pompey done moved up NorC three months ago, and don't never expect to come back again. Now, go way!" White or black we are all the same. Curcullos nrny Dost oo fought by inclosing ihoplmn or other fruit troes infested cherries, poncltes, ?to., with a obicV en yard fonoo, and colonizing alioukorchlckoivj within.. Then, after the fruit is set, by a sli lit shaking of the trees earliy every raorning-, while the insects are still inactive, they will drop off and become easy prev to thcSr ready enemies beneath. Notice to 3iou Roidents. Stale of Indiana, Monroe County, ss. In the Circuit Court, September Term, AW:

Ellen D. Dunning vs. Thomas Mullikin, Martha J, Mullikix, Andkew S. Oliphant,

Maktba E. Oliphant, et al. J

Now comes tlie Plaintiff by Jerre F. Pittman and others, her attorneys, and files her complaint herein, together with an nffidav it that said defendant Thomas Mullikin, is not a resident ol the State of Indiana, that a cause of action exists against him in relation to Real Estate and that he is a necessary party thereto. No tice is l h ere fore h e reby gi ven said Defendant that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to he Iiolden on the 1st Monday of September, A. I. 1881, 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. BnowNiNG, Clerk Monroe County, Pittman et al., Att'ys.

THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY. Bf.OOItllftGTOM, II I , VCollies o Year befrius Sop t, lt 1.681 Tuition Froe. Both nexos adtoUtod on-equal eond.tions. For Cate.Ioguo and other in forma tion, address LBJ1UBL MOS. W, W. &1AHQTKR , President. Secretary,

THE

McCalla fc waists for misses.

Co. have corset

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Iloltzman & Son will pay the highest market price in cash or goods. for wool delivered at their factoay in Bloomingion. VASSAR CflttlilECta, POtlGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. FOR THE LI HERAL EDI.' CATION OP W05IFN Examinations for entrance, Sept. 1-1. Catalogues sent. "on apllicntion to W. fi. DEAN) Riigriiitrar. July 27th, 1881.

i i j- c i - Notice of IVoii-IKctfidcnce,

State of Indiana, Monroe county,

ss. In the Circuit Court, September Term, 1SS1: Martha J. Mullikin) vs V Complaint Thomas Mullikin. ) Divorce.

Now comes the Plaintiff by Mul-

ky, East & East, Attorneys, and rile

her complaint herein, together with

an affidavit that said defendant,

Thomas Mul ikin is not a resident of

tlie 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 Mon

day of September A. D. 1881, at the

Court house in Bloomington m said

County and State, and aaswerpr demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his ab

sence.

Witness-mv noroo and the seal of

saip Court, affixed at Bloomington this, 20th day of June, a? d. 1881. seal Wm. 1?. Browning, Clerk Monroe County.

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VEBy DANGEROUS. F. Burrows, of the firm of Burrows & Win stan ley, Samia and W iikesport7;!'vrites that he was cured of aj very dangerous case ot infiamatoin of5 the lungs solely by the use of five fcottles of Eclectric Oh). Feels greatt' pleasure in recommending it to- the public, as he bad proved it, for rianytof the diseases it mentions to oure, through his friends, And in i fir- v twevv mst.A.n.A il, was

j rtiicUufl gioidby J. W. Shoemaler. j and 'Will'ddw Shades,

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Go to the Boss Drug Store for Wall Paper

TAB

AXINE

The Great Vegetable Liver

Corrector

Xt contains ii Calomel or Mineral of any

kind, it Mailt -Xnareaien is the voneontratnl Medical 2riciple of the Tarcuctcnm or Dandelion.

"Kotice to Iloirs, Stale of I ndiana, Monroe County Circuit Court: Notice is herol) given that John S. Bennett Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Mansfield Bennett, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the Real Estate of the decedent, his personal being inuuffi cient to pay his debts; and that said petition will be he&rd at the nest term of the Circuit Court of said County. Wm. P. BBOWNING, Clerk. C. C. Mod roe County Buskirk & Duncan Attys. The New York Store keeps a full line of clothing, and cannot be undersold by other stores

The New York Store is the place to get a good hat. 20,000 bushels Wheat at the Bloomiugton City Mills for which the highest market price will be paid in cash. LEPPLBR & BRO. July 21, '81. Another car load of the latesi Novelties received at the New York Store.

PltASTEBS .. WILL POSITIVELY CURE Malaria, Chills and Feyf r, Mror fompIuInK Kidney nilKrnltf," lutermitu'iif. nA Hiiwi S-'ftms, YaUis iu ihti liuck uiul Clunt, r.egulat' the IlOrteli Anil correct all d-jraut ineats of the iystem vhi'-h are the offsp-ing of Malaria. pon'tdoso the system vriih A. -irnic or Quinine, which arc JMtoniy ex..'.ea-irf! hut danirira mMtiicitio?, vhiui Uiia liiirmk'ss ruiuHly t-iccriain to cure you. The core Of iIibS4o by AbdurptiouiH Hot only an tuuliputbt! f;ict. lui tho fuUJilmoiit of a mu arul law, atul in cctnhrto lae the nlui!.ili alurffo At: rc . of iuturnaJ medicine. Tho ai'Sion of. the Lion l'.ui unon a disordered stomach and Liver, and Us ihorou;:U extnjunatin it fQ vcrsuf ovarv sort, and ttio val Jft of I ho IMaMera in --'sistim; the action of the l'ad. iieciaiiy when thuroii Vain in the hack or side, or eohi extromiaoa. ni.ikrs tho rnmhiimd Hciinidv notnaly the- ch'-aoesVhut thd Sirss'C

! Dd Bat ever presented to '.he puhlic.

The Wllc Ti eat nit rat Combined. , PAD, BODY & FOOT PIi &S2Z3R3, FOR. OPIE COLLAR, Qire this Boraedy a trial ; It is certain to hi!l yon For pale by Druggists, or :cus; hy mail upon receipt ot above priie, by. THE L!ON MEDICINE CO., t08 WooMtvr St., Jk'MHT I tltK, Sold by J. W SHOEMAKEE. Notice to (Com tractors i Notice is hereby Vive n that scaled bids will be received at the oQkc of the Trustee of Snlt Greek township up to Monday, the first day of Aug-, ust, for the erection of a school house. I will hold the right to reject any or all bids. Jesse C. Smith, Trustee. July 9, 1881.

A Wonderful DUcvcry. For the speedy cure of Ctiiisumptioa and all diseases that lead to it, such as stubom Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, liny lever. 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 'ins no equal and has established foi itself a world-wide reputation. Many leading physicians 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 .uji.ial bottle for ten cts. or a regular size for$l. For sale by H. Lindiey. Bloomington Ind.

WALL PAPER

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TAR AXINE B TABAXINB

Cure Liver Com"

plaint in all its

biages.

TABAXINB

Cures Habitual

Constipation.

Never fails

to cwPe Chronic

Affile. 2ryiU TAHAXINB Cures

Dyspepsia and

Indigestion

EAXINE

18 for Bala btf all Druggists and PateiiV.

Trice, SO Cts. and $lQO. Indianapolis. Ind.

THE GREAT SKIN CURE.

Itching- and Scaly Diseae. Muni-

orik of the Sculp and JHlLin Peruinnuy Cured..

worn

Geo. W. Brown. 48 Marshal Stroct-Proyjd-

enee. B. I., oured by Cutioura Kc-inot lfifl ol a Rina worm Humor, got at till) barber's which spread all orer Mb ears, nock and ace, and for s'sx years resisted all kinds oi treatment.

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V , IT. T)rkn. "Ran.. Mont for Haroor nnd

Brothers. Detroit. Mien,, gave an astonishing

aocounl isezema uoueni. vrnicn opuu treated by a consultation of physicians without benefit, and which spcedly yielded to the Outteura Kcsolvrat internally and UuUcura

3oup cztcr imliy,

SCALD HEAD.

H. 11. Raymond. Auditor F. W..-J. iS.Hj

Jackson, miob.. was eared of- &cal U.eaa

of nino years duration y wo mucura ivem-

dios.

Mens Cuss, Sails . . . . Mens1 Ail-Wool Suits, . . 22 yards B leached Muslin 22 yards Fine Brown M J4 yds Heaviest 'J ' 22 yards Prints fi yards Garnet .

Hnn. AVm. Tavlor. Boston. Mais., nerinan- i n TAia

ontly cured of a humor of the face Eciepie w j V"- '

that had I'eon treated unsucees.-iuuy jor iwoivo r o pouiuis xmu uutc . . . vaars bv many of Boston 3 best physuiaas 1 , f crt..

and most noted specialist, as well as European A iwuiius .. .

authovitioj.

INDOW

SHADES! THE PROPRIETOR OF OTB City Book Store Takes pleasure in announcing that lie has on hand and is receiving, an im Mi ease lot of Wall Pa per, Window Shades and Fixtuers, carefully selected with special reference to the spring srade. Id Wall Papers the palerns are new beautiful in style, and of superior quality such as cannot fall to meet Lh e wan ts of th is com m u n i t y . Our facilities for exhibiting our Paper to advantage, are unusually good. Ladies are specially invited io call and see our styles and learn prices, both of which they will find entirely satisfactory. We are making large additions to our stock ol Window Shades and Fixtrucs. Ladies in want of such articles are respectivefully invited to inspect our supply, feeling assured that if they do 'so, "they rill look no further.

E. P. COLE. Bloomington, Ikd Makoh 9, 18S1.

AND THE GREAT WEST should Purchase Tickets hy the ohio & irasra mm. Lowrest Rates for Tickets, Household Goods, .Stock, etc. Ail Passengers carried to St. Louis Union Depot. NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES By this Route. For full information suvli as iM:ii), Ti in e-l aides. Rales on Passonjreis and Freight, Apply to Station Arjnts of ttiis Com or call on oi adtlivss J. S. MILLS, General lvmigtalion Agent, Seymour, Ind. A NewlEilliard Boom !

SHE. MONARCH

Save! Save!

One-half the Profits .UY BUYING GOODS OF

A FEW MY PRICES:

gsca:e"soui)ebs, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

I have just purchased two of ;he finest billiard tables ever brought to Bloomington, and would respectfully

ask all lovers of the game to grve

them a trial.

25-3id. O.SGUDERb.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

BlOOMIXGTOK, . -' INDIANA.

Office: Bee Hive Buliding, second floor. Apl 16'81.

CASPER VAN2ANT, ISDE RT AliEB audi North End of Fee's Building, Cd lee Avenue. Hearse furnish e l when desired. BIOOMiJsQTOS INDIAN

Dr. JWCrain

MM CRUST.

Mm Hnvov.ru. 14.1 Hlintun Street CincinoHti,

spoaks of hor sister's chi dv who was cum! ! milk crust which resisted all roweditts fr two years . Now a fine, healthy boy, with a beauti

ful bead ol hair,

MUM am

Frank A, Bean, stesm fire ena-iue 0. Boston, was cured of alopecia, or falling of tho hair, by tho Cuticura Rei?olvent internally ami Guticura Soap os ternaUy, which completely restored his hair when all said that he would Mhoinaf Lee, 2276 Franhford Ay;. Fhiladolphia. afflicted with daml uff, which for twenty years had oovored his scalp with scales onequarter of an inch in thickness, oured by Cutioura Remedies.

Phh flu H en pa. Treatment consHts in the in

ternal use of the Onticara Kesolvent, the new

lilooU purifier, and tUe external use oi tuir cura and Outicara Soap, the grout akiu euro,. For Sunburn, Tan and Greasy Skin use Ou'ioura Soap, an exquisite tnilot, bath and nursery a native, fragrant with delicious flower odorfl and healing balsams,

CUTIGUR&

Itemodies are for sale ho all druggists, i'ncp

9inn ww s i

r.f n-niinura. ft Medicinal Jelly.

&0c; laruo boxes 81, Cuticura Kosolvoat, tho new Bio d purifier, II per bottle. Outicyra MAfliiiinHl and toilei. KC'P ps.

;'5c, Cuticura mediomal baaving &osp, Principal depot, r - , Wcok & Potter, Boston. Haw

prAIUuailed free on reeeii't off fie,

. $4 00 . . 7 00 . . 1 00

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lave a ciioivo iinn of Latest

Stvlcs of Ladh's' Dress Goods and

Trimmings, Notior s Neckwear, and a full line of Clothing, Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes, Oil Cloth, Carpets, Quecnsware, Groceries, etc. My stock contains the best as well as the cheapest of all kinds of Dry Good the trade requires. WITH FORTY YEARS EXPSRIENCE And money to pay in advance for all the goods 1 buy, I therefor CAN and WILL sell my present stock of goods for ON ifi HALF of that any other house in town will sell you. li any other house will sell goods at cost, I will "throw in" the thread to make them up.

And then conic in, anil I will make good my promise. A pul 23, SI. W. O. FEE. Tfok Boss Drug Store is tlae place for Paints and Oils.

office:

Over McCalla Cn's.

BLOOMINGTON, IND

f All woik guaranteed.. 042

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

bLOpMIJSrGTOJri

IND

Will pruotioo in Courts of Monroo and ad oininpr oouutioa. Sjooial attcnt'on Mia M ollcciioiif; and all business entrustod to his are. lt

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BLuOMtN'G 1 ON, IND

Pruclieo in the Courts of Monro and adjoin intr count ics. I'romol attention von to col

lections and all oilier local nus .nesa.

UNIVERSITY of CINCINNATI.

icnmra

BLOOD

BAD

BLOOD!

MADE PURE BY

SEARCHER!

FOR THE BLOOD, SUCH AS - . - T

Ulcers, $troJfiHlfln Diseases, Erysipelas , Pimple JI ? : Sore Eyes, Sc&M Jllead, Sfercitriai Jai$easesf . J aud Malaria," ?"' : n ' ?

For LOSS of AFFSTITB, NAUSBA of STOMACH, and LNDIOESTIOK, ' this Medicine Cannot be SorpaBsee. n . . 1

The proprietor's have certificates enough on hand to fill a gootX sized" volume, all of them the free will offering of those who have been cured by the "Blood Searcher." Send for circulars. Sold by all druggists ? '

a. A, SEVERS CO., Prop

rioters, ', i .

.Sellers1 Liver Pills cures Liver Com plaint, Headache, Qostiveness, Dizziness, Fever and Ague. :Y 8T

Afjxlf.ui.ie liarlniet,w HU five 'lUfwcnt cwurrfCtilisndu o tlctire,4tiilaNiitM u.CoUU3U lading tv aipuima. hcHouLOir liBaios wi.U .Art iubtruciio a leAdiiifs t P"Jtion uul a itipiouui. Am ho.vomicv. l OusEKVATOy,uU tho xiivaiM auil apwlimw t, a dvgrvu. AciMUuuc you m

MT. AUBURN INSTITUTE .?titirm 47tli Soseim 011113 Bcpt f k U. TH XXR MltMitt, Upto;

THE DOLLAR CINCINNATI WEEKLY TIMES, Is by far the largest, finest, ablest and most readable family weekly published. It is cosmopolitan in character and non -sectional in tone, and may be read with equal interest in Maine, California, Iowa or Georgia. It is atrtctly and emphatically the people's paper. Every subscriber in addition to the paper receives a beautiful engraving two feet wide and almost three feet long, and all for one dollar a year There are no extra charges of any kind to subscribers. Send us one dollar and we pay postage on paper and picture and aU other costs. Jv o matter wbero you live, next to your county paper; this is the journal you want. The news, markets, and literature of the world, every week for only one dollar a year. Ana in addition to this, you receive our large and beautiful engraving, which is one of the most

attractive presents ever given with a news-

Addn

A teSraiTtf ui Huvini iron ouk

BI ALLAH I'LNKEK-

I tils, axt&t ramarLabte ) I8tcotiva 8tG.:ics, facts, I thrilling aod kuurdoov ( sues, taken from prl- . r&terecorda. and never fc c f o r o published.

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thix Machine ever inventisd. Will knitan3r

etockings, with HEEL ard TiCOE complcl. 2i) minutes. It will also kn it a great variety of titterTvork for which there is altrays ready market. Seihl for circu? irand terms to the roraWy fruTMl Machiae Co.40 WwaingtiinSL. iSoetuQ htus, " :

paper in this country.

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THE WEEKLY TIMES, 230 WALNUT STREET, CBKCINNATI9 O.

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GH BLOOD (

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J? arson.9 Iuavratim ! ntnbn Tdmir IHK'

Blotkl, and will coraphrtcly cliaage the blood it the entire system ill three inonths. Any person:' who will tike 1 pilt each night from 1 to 12 week may be restored to sound health, if anch a thinftr be possible. Sent hy mail for 8 letter stamm. w' . iTO Hfirsoii CO Boston, Ms formerly Eungor, Me -s ' - -; " - ..it-'-"

3)AVH) LAtfDRETH & B03JS, Philadelphia, Pa,

childrtt. Thot sandayeteatitlcd. PeniicmaFim. for less- f Cage f. toe. cr njlRre.Tar icofr tcIb'

jp unj- JUiiteaMi. .- iiwutiUBO 01 penftsnm mn. ' seldiers enttdei u tscitSASE &od norsTr. l'ATEKT procnrU fat ltiVuto. Soldiat-' land mints nrurvred, Ixmaiitaad oJd. Soldier and ; htfirs lPi7 f r your tights at tract. SrndS : I'jtatnps for ' The Ciciien-Suldier." and IBsinB,

uu ilwtinty laws blanks' aad initracUraa. W enn refer to thousands or Pensioners tnd Client. Addrrts fi. w. Fltxtceraitt 4 Cp.PRKin& y l'ATtax A'y, Lacic"5ltJi&4&, Waif tso, l. Qi

HULL VAPOR COOK

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Stan da pre-eminent among the j?rcat Tronic lines of the "West for. being the most direct, quickest, and safest line, connecting the groat Metropolis, CHICAGO, and the Eastern, Kobth-Bastbss, Sourriuuif and SouthEastsibx likes, wliich tennlnato there, -with Kabbah Citt, Lbavkstwobtu, AtChison, CouarciL Blitffs and Omaha, the commhboUl cextbrs from which

radiate. EVERY LINE OF ROAD thnt penetrattja tho ConHncnt from tha.Missouri BlTer to tho Pacific Slope. The . CiiicaEo, Rock Mails Pacific Railway is the only line from ChJcaco owning track Into Kaiuas, or which, hylta own road, teaches the points noovo naned. Ko tbaxspbbs by cakeiaceI NoMisfctxo connections! yo huddling in ill-ventilated or ncUan car-i. m etery paettpcr is can ied in rowny cUan and zcntilcud coaches, upon Fqat Exirree 3 DxyCa8 of unrivaled magnificence, PrtUMar Pala.cs Sleeping Cars, ntd our own world-famnq Dining Cabs, upon nhich mtola are served or unsurpasecd excellent e, et the low late of Suvbsty-fiy Cents each, with ample time for hcalthiul enioyment. Through Cars he.ttveoo Chieagn, t'cona. Milwaukee

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'wiwtittifl-bin Turrltorv. Colorado. Arizona and Kew

' ' - V - Alexlco As liberal Drrar jzemimts rcgardlns bnggage as any other Hoe, and rat's o faro aUvaya ha low as compettr tors, who furntrih buc&tiiheot the comfort. Dora and tackle of sportsmen fre. ; Tickets, maps ami folders at all principal ticket offlces In the United States and Canada.

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Tho only Vapor Cook Stove ttat-tw tt4-

ir ' ijrr.- . v.

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and perfect BatiaTacttwu

50,000

Kovt in iiai nnd crrowinir in ftwor whtnwat',.

usod. . Thofto vVhohavo them will itOV ? ;

Tho Most SImpie, f . " The Most Durable, ; '- I Tho Most Perfect, . v Tho Woit EccnomlcH fit .; No Sweltering HmV . No Fites to Build, "". No Ashes to Remove, . " , No Fuolto Cany, ' No Srnok NoOdor. f,r FOB SUMMER OSE 'fflBT ifiE -Imfi

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Rr R. CABLE, Vise rrci'i and Ocn. Uaniisar, Gtdcafiu,

E. ST, JOHN, Gen. Tkt. and Pws'r Atw Caicafo.

List

TO FARMtt9 J

OHM .. winwf If you want to buy Threshere, Clover HuUsts, Morse PoK'rs or Engines (either Portable or Traction, to use for thicshine-sawing or for prenerol punxwos). hu the "Starved Itoorter' tfcods. I

Tics 1 x uic v. 'ttuwM w. - - -

and illURtratea raropnei-". Liritn In Thn'Ai'lTHtl

Mil live jrtuww 7; Taylob COiiPAXV. Mansfield. O J

PENSIONS ARE- PAID rery soldier disablsdin line f duty .by accident or otherwise. A WOCND of say kind ,hssof fliiKer.tO r )c KlJiT DKf if but slight, disease ALuntrn tit Varlcio Velno pire a jicuaiou. Uudttr new law thousands are untitled to an .iucrao of pewion. VJdivrti, orpbais and dependent futhers or mothers of soldiexa; who; djeda Uie army get a pension. BOUSTT-pli-eh aru a . for wound" injuries ar rupture, gives fu'l bounty. Send astamps f- t copy

I'onaionnnu Hounty aci.8. iinanji

Ttamt ftvpiT dprrirtion of oookinff or Oths ;

work heretofore done by the ordinary coo Iduf . store or range, witlt eose and perfect comforter r Washmgr, ironing-, baking, broilinjr. frult . 1 -j canning, etc.; etc, without the iosufferabtsVu . heat of the old-fasliicned cook stove, sad 'Always ready. - ' Our V Patent Automatic Safety Con ?md i er the use of our stores "perfectly safe " to. the hands of the most careless or inexpertenced. J: ...? ' ?Si-,

Send for full descriptive circular ana neij ; . Est. Speciax inducements to agents in uav occupied territory. Address, ,,, f ' "HUU VAPOR STOVE tOWWN? : . ;ajsMo!rtfi;t;

F. A. W.Davj.i. Peea'f ludlaua Banking

Bi'?i. bota of Iattianajolia Cfruue tbia pspcr.

Battle Creek, Wlichigan,

ft 4

Tt. ia the result, of 20 vcnr ex

experiraenta in Sewing Slnch ntoa. It combines

ML ' .

It cojrWms mmj: , ,

good point of aZl pre tent and former .-uaArj, and tStt not a " onemari"or " onoiAea " macblne, smothers are. It avoids the defects tif oiliore alia postf-

piiases nac ano tviiuiw leatares ana oonvataeneea.

Tt is larae. liaht-runnina. ndiJesM. haxcUof.

kept in repair free for fljonr. CirculawvitSM fall description sent free our iuet Itisnireiytaai. .

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MAOHIKE CC.,Pl0Tncft. Mass. ; who

best

before yon bu:

will Prove it Don't ffl . 1 T. UNUFAOT?mKD FLORENCE' - - l

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THIIESHERS.

I Traction and Plain Engines and Horse'PowerSa lleatCempIeto Thr-Riher Factory Established lii tho World. . .1848 ,

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STEAM-POWER SEPARATORS j4 Complete 8tc ar Out fits e wcAjwguuWfgs KasU Traction Engines and Plain Jinutnes ever ecen m the American market fcv 1831. tof .ether .with wperter 9ah to JJSkS . and mcmub not droaraed of bv omL-rmaKera. four eizia of Soaratore, from 6 to 1 horse capacity,ir steam or Aort power.' rvo Htyl.ss of Monntod 'j.rseJPOwera. . 7KAA AAA Feet of Selected Lnmlier OUU UUU (ron Ar to w y ear air-drtwO eonjitantly on liana, from which Js buUt the nv oomparable wood-work of our machinery.

TRACTION ENGINES

Strongest, (Mjobiww.w swdi: 8, lOf 13 Horso Power.

Fnruu.irs, nrul Threshermen lnvcgtjralo thin 'tnoidlai Threshinfir

so bottled Beer - : " . v': -TMfe'

Y ttri U LCI i A UIC OUU ;SWB4VSSJ-fj

Cigars

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Tobacco;; '

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Tbe Best Sat vo in "4berw6rlifV -Cuts, Braises, Sores, Uloersi Sat llheum, Fovct Sores, Tetter, CtoaitfMftt

M??ns, ;Cuublam8, (Jorns, and all ancs ot Skiii Eruptious. Tlte 6'av : guaranteed to give pertt eatisvietion in eveiy case or money re-

"nnded. Price 25 cents per box, ?

For sale by H. LixotET, ? Bioomiutnv Ind.

are Invited to Machinery-

NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO. Battle Creek, Michigan

The Rest Cnitixh Ayran'ii

riso's Cure ftr Conmioiptlon.

It acts quick snd it tastcn eooA.

!oe simrHj fcottle larse

lliprefbre the cheiineat as ywi as the heat. Sold .everywhere.

25r, ad,at6f) per latttle.

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