Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 41, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 August 1881 — Page 4

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T18L SATURDAY COURIER.

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H.J. FELT US, J' ELLA FBLlWv EirroRS.

THE LAlIGEf AGIUAL CffiuEATIOK Th New Yorl Store. fctiAblisliett 1833. 1 r' r - t . - '. ;-; i! i ALL LINEN

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SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT

!O0 Do.ien at . . 200 Do.cen at . . . 150 , Do sen at . SOO DoactiaJ . . . .250 Do-:en at . . . 300 Dozen at . . 200 Dozen at . .

Sc , .IOe ...... v.!2c r v .!5c . ...20e

.iNot mt-retbaB half the usual priej. PRICES MARKED IN PLAKJ . f. i ' DIANAEQLISj

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'The JPriiIeat Cos elision - Last; Saturday the official bulletins from the White-hoiise told us that the President, was out of danger. &n Monday weihad from the 8amefiOuree the startling intelligence that j the President was- growing vocse. and another operation was necessary. Tu3 operation was the jnakirg- of an incision at a point deeper than .the nfttith of the old one, and below the. twelfth nbj which would intersect the track of the-ball-and dram the deeper portipns of the wound, This was necessary owing to the ffcCt that the last incisioa had almost healed, and, there wss not sufficient cpening to' allow of the free discharge of pus, which, in consequence; formed in a cavity and .caused the raturtf of :..t.4erishinptoio8.' Ther5 4s one thing certain, the physicians? attending the Presulent do not understand their business or thej have been deceiving the public by iHsning favorable reports. The latter seems more probable,.as nearly every dayibr the past-month the bulletins hare all read about like this': 3 . . 'Thfr President has passed a very satis factory dayl The wound cootmnas' to do welli He takes an adequate quantity of nourishment, and appcavs in all respects better than at any other. time since he was injured." It- looks as if- the 'President had been doing so -jweilf for a month that by this time he ought to be able to at 'l'iast sit np m! bed, but such is not the cnsel 'phe fact of ; the case-is the tru; condition of the President is not .fcnown outside, of the sick room; and the announcement at any time of his

eath would noc be & surprise to us

iWm can only hqpe for t he-best- ancl!

-wa3t not putting toa mucb confidecce.:in these 'fcbuiletins " Late tilis patches say that the President is doing ' welHsine.e the operation -per-

TSiat-'i Said bl toc Crops, Grasshoppers1 are destroying the oats crop in parts of Berks; county,

Pennsylvania.

' The? outlook in Nebraska for corn and ? small grain was never so, promising, and farmers are happy. Between the drought and the caterpillars in Georgia, corn and- tsotton will, is is said suffer kcavii The' chtuch bug 13 reported to be doing ;serious injury to the wheat crop in eartain sections of Minnesota. - Crickets and grasshoppers are the only enemies of wheat and barley that haye appeared in Cali forrJa', "N3ar Des Moines, Iowa, a small black or light brown worm has appeared, -mild is eating everything green " ' The wheat crop east of the Cascade Mountains, Oregon, will be nearly 100,000 tons. The surplus for ex

port will be from SO to 40 per cent.

greater than lost year's. Grasshoppers appeared in the Indian Territory on July 20. Thoy were small, but came ia immerse numbers, have healthy appetites and are heading for Texas. Wheat is so far along in Michigan that the army worm that has appeared about ICalamazoo cannot hurt it much. The worms are making sad havoc with oats and corn, The condititionof the crops is not th trouble in Mojuon county, Ohio, but the scarcity of reapers. A girl graduate- drove a self -raking reaper all day on the Fourth, and other girls1 are doing the same thing. In South Carolina the protracted drought has seriously injured the corn, and a half crop is impossible. The average crop; of the State is put at sixty-live per cent. In Lexing-

Jlr Hook waiter has a ccepted the Democratic nomination f n GJovernor of Ohio in a letter which, does him

credit. I a referring to the clause of M Awrtl 4rxi Ttriaftmitrai

atform condemning sumptuary j u w

Bon'tYon Forget it! School Books and Bta-

thc pi

laws he says it does not forbid earnest efforts in all wise ways to lessen the evils of society, nor nil proper legislation against, the sources of evil. This is the true gn-und to tike. It does not lohow that a man i i in favor of intemperance because he is convince,! that prohibitory leg ifiiation does more harm than good. Sir. llookwalter fdso takes pains to say that Ire is in favor of a revenue tariff. He got his fortune by hard work, and is in favor of favoring American industry and industrious Americans. And his nomination has given Governor Foster a fit, of despondency which nothing short oi a foreign mission will cure. " SLACK- DRAUOHT" makes chills and ievtr impossible. Soiclby J. W. SHOEMAKER. 10 WH THEY 'GO !

State of Indiana, Monroe County.

Circuit Vourt:

THE INDIANA. UNIVERSITY. KMLOOItllXG'JTON, ISO. Collcffo Year toefriuu Sept. lwt, 1881 Tuition Free. Both t exes admUtod on equal ennditiorf?. l?or Catalogue and other i.ifonna tion, address LEMUEL MO. W.. Wf BPAWGLTl, PraUUnt. See rotary.

UNIVERSITY of CINCINNATI.

Arudt-mlo JeparttuoniMith Arc diJcr-iat cours-sa lead

SAVED IS MO.'CJRY .S5ADE.

odS -of aSl E5isi!3 CliCJipor .t S J at si ford lUaxn ICverS

The proprietors of the New York branch Store at Stanford wish to inform the people of this vicinity that the- can and will sell goods cheaper for cash or produce than any house in the county. You ask how can we sell goods at Stanford cheaper than in Bloom4ngton. 1st, Because we buy our goods for both houses, in New York tor easily and owing to the iaro quantities oi goods we handle and by discounting our bills lor

cash, we can buy thera cheaper than

ton farmers, have Suspended farming any Qvm n Monroe county. 2d, operationa- and gone to cutting cross quv- expanses are comparatively

nothing at Stanford. 3d, By selling strictly for cash and produce, we can afford to sell them cheaper than any firm who sells on time We defy competition in anything m our line. We offer to the public a nice line of mens' and boyV clothing at cost for the next sixty day-. Field, C-uoncnAEL & Co. Gome and sec for yourselves. L. S. Field, ) S. E. Cakm:ictiai;l. Prop's. C. R. Ferdok, ) .... ! Kgj-7'g""

tttSS; j f The weather ia stifl dry and hot in

San abar Texas;, but crop reports

are fair. -The oats crop is very heavy, wheat will average ten bushels per acre over the State, and there will be corn enough for home cons,nmpton. Cattle and sheep are in good rconctition and ; command good

prices"

1 The-result of last Moada3r,s election; in Kentucky insures the retain Semite, and- the ealUfor- a constitutional con ven tion was pi oh ably de

feated.

; foraieu last Mondav. -i 2 ' '

M . io more "VJnqieacn in mine.

,f Bk conitUng. : - ; 1 Bahxuh says that- he iwill give : j $5,000' for a, good rain over the route I ' titt his show. There is. a. chance for X ? iennor.

'XT mvo me - anv of vonr

W hite-hcuse hu Hetin , has been snbstitntcdr for th& skiog phrase, pon't give me any taffy." " Oke ofnhe President pbystcans m parts?1 his name in the iniddleD. Hxyes Agnew. That settles it. The 'esident'Cannot possibly recover; f Fitb Salem boys received the de gree of D.D. at Louisville last Schclny; That is, those ietWra' ifbre placed- after theiroames on the 8t&ti on. house -Flat e. , . V t . -i' ..... ..- r:l t

i 3Sre Aluchu. Advocate says : '4Nev-

-er in the history of this section, so

ifar as we arei able to learn, has there

been such a succession of kilKhg

frosts so late in ' the season, and so little? moisture tfrom dew and ra-in nrhen they were -most neeued,as h ave made th e past !sis: months painful ly .meciorable.The Ohio . Republicans confess their inability to? meet their opponents on a fair field by appeding to their friends in the East to raise funds foc'the. re-election of Foster." It cer

tainly seems- that, with the p&tronags

of-' the Federal Government and Foster's-private fortune, to s'iy noth tag of thev interested n ati on al banks and? railway corporation's thfy have levy upon, they could get on wit hout begging- Eastern aid; But the

people are against them. That is what is the matter. - 1 e ....... . rjn southern Colorado has appeared

a gray fly ne ver see a before this .year. It lights on the back of a grasshopper, bores a little hole and and deposits an egg theftin, then flies away to another. The grasshoper thus fixed acts sick, and in two days dies' when a small grub corns out of itsrbody and soon becomes a7 .

ilillions-rof grasshopers have been thus destroyed this year. Mr. Bartefot owner of a very large an d beautiful farm seven miles southwest from Littleton was the first-one who informed us of this,: and his statement is verified by several others,-Great

West '

THOMAS VICKKH. Jtctor, Cincinnati, Ohio.

NOTICE OF SURVEY, 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 Monday, the 29th day of August, atl o'clock p. tn., to run and establish all the lines and ccrners necessary to be established in Section 15 Town 1 Range 1 E .st, commencing at the residence of John Carson. All parties interested ro requested to be present at said time and place else the survey will proceed in their. absence; SixiKOii May. August 13, 188V Auditor s Office, Monroe County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of August, 1881 John W. Stephenson, Joseph V. Buskirfc. and Nicholas fc-. Maylield, committee appointed by tlie Board of (ommissiouers of said county to make a new apportion men t of the estimated eX' penses of constructing and improving h turnpike road petitioned for by AquiHa W. Rogers and others, have returned and filed their report of the apportion m en t of said expenses with. the Auditor of said county, and notice is. hereby given that on the 15th day of September, 1881, the Boaid of Ooniinissioners of said county ill meet at the Auditor's cfiice of said county to hear said report and objections thereto. RICHARD A . FULK, Auditor of Monroe County. August 13, ISSi.

m AUBURN INSTITUTE .S""" tub Sission opens Sei t. 91. II. TlIAXEIILHilt, rrte., J. MOSS SMITH, A. Priu., Ciucuumti. 0.

log w degrees, nud a K'JKM.U.CouttSE leading (ou diploua.

Notice is hereby riven that James wonnttdAdipionu. Ai;rBjxoiiicALOasEBVAiouy,aUth , v , , . J Jaeaurt auaapplncv8lea.'.ug lo a degree. Academic year m F. Morgan, Administrator, ue boms ; ,.idiPurtmiitsbegiHsscpt.),ii. Non.residemtuinu -o ' ... ii . i ain!:ainDfttd'n ronfon)i.ble terms. 2ar;ata)ciKuc nddnug

xou esi.ar.eoi ti sines nan son, de

ceased, has filed his petition to sell the real cst'itc of the decedent, his personal being insuiiicient to pay his uebts ; "and that said petition vri be heard at the next term of the Circuit Court of said county, Attest: W, R Btowkincj, Ci C. Monroe County. Buskirkyfe Duncan, Att'ys, csgi BSf.- '

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LIVER PAD :.. , ' ' mc Ammmyyc:;

j lutzuey mom mw -mr mnvr csr sen a a Ok. mSfW tl Jl Di m.K ' h

PODGHkEEPblE, N.Yy FoiiTBE LIBERAL EDUCATION' 01 WOJIFN Kxami nations for entrance, 8ept. 14. Catalogues sent on apllicition to W. 5,. DEAN, Jftegifctrar. July 27th, 1881.

" BLAO-PnAUGHl " cares dyspepsia, indigestion and hcai'Smrn. Sold by J. W. .SHUBMAKEH. . BXitTJEI PHONT TTe have opened a meat' shop on Fifth street, west of Mullikm's biook.., and are preparer! to furnish the public with fresh meat of all kinds at the lowest prices. Give ns a trial. ; &M ITjfJ fe CA M PBELL. Bloomington, Ind., Aug. 13. ' T " BLACK-DRAUGHT wires costaveness

f Ex-President jnuones-Tild'en' iiijoyS' An income .amounting -to aoniethingkUl 5 a yearJ By hx& Qrk andtsjtrict attention, to

ljusinegs. itm exriected that he v? 1 1

In abie to keep- the irolC froni h is oornptwithstading

ttpprbprjate&

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-u tVhiB-(iIden) Ralary as JPresideh t 4?f these United States " 4 Ajloying; heart and a pleasanfe cotn ctenanceare commodies which ai man fcbpnld never faibto lake home- wtth dm' 'JChey yM hes-sesoji his food

$.n&$!otten M$ fjHiotv. 1P were; a,

jreat thingfor a man that his; trife smiJi chiidrenconld tmg)$ say of him, V1 ; Kje never brought ah angry or - illiem,pered Wfd, across his threshldj'

The be..t likeness of heaven ever seen

on earth is" t welfecondnctedi chappy

orae. Let 1 all onr rejaders . resolve iT&mvfce theirs such. : f Bi-. t -- - . ' " - . -p - - .. . y . i rf f A double murder -topfe place at v Indianapolis last meek? byp whieh 1) omas and Job n;Carn wer , shot ; by WdliamfclfeGolier. One ;Sandav evening a? young man tiyz thenaxie of Fisher was shot an is.tanfly hilled liy Battle. yoig: man !t,y the name of Eabinspnwas.d found in

Ibe Rnshville Republican says the new tax law is in force and

traakesf 'some important cLange3

particularly i n rega rd to the col l.ec-

nion of taxesr As under tlftj old law

tUe staxes;may still be paid in tvrp iu-

istaiimeots the first on or before the

third Monday in April, ' and the

second on or before the first Mondav

in November following. And if the

first is not paid by the time, specified

above, then both installments become

dner and delinquent, and if not paid

before the first Moods v in November

a penalty oDsix per cent, is added.

A "delinquent" list is made out by

the Treasurer, of all taxes remain

jiog nnpaid? after thd-third Monday

of April, and when certified, as correct1 by the Auditor has- Am same force and effect as an execution Against each delinquent named in tire list, and many be levied as such upon his pmpci ty.

and Sick'Beadache.

Sold by J. W, SHOEMAKER. : VERY DANGEROUS. F. Burrows, of the firm of Burrows fc Winstanloy, Sarnia and Vvilkc-sport, writes that he was cured of a very dangerous case ot infiamatpin of the lungs solely by the use of five bottle of .Eclectric Oi). Feels great pleasure in recommend ing it to the public, as he had proved it, for many of the diseases itmentions to cure, through his friends, and in nearly every instancft it wae

effectual. Sold bv J. W. Shoemaker.

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The Great Vegetable Liver Corrector It contain no Calomel or Mineral of atty kind, it Main Ingredient is tho ConC3itratv& Mniitnl I'rUirtpte of the Taraxic'um or ' 2uJidclion

ST.

Is a Specific for all diseases arising fi'om JOeraitffed Jytvr, Bowels, tfploen or Kidneys.

TAMAXIITM I TABAXINB

Never fails u to cure Chronic Ague. Try it.

Cures Jjiver Com" plaint in all its, Stages

TABAXIIW

TAMAXINE

Cures

Oaves H(tbiiiialmlvspepiiia and

instigation, ra InmaesUon

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IVoiice oi App'oiia tmenf . Notice is hereby given that the

undersigned has been appointed Ad

ministrator de bonis mm of the estate

cf James Hanson, late of Monroe

county, deceased. S Rid estate supposed to be solvent. JAMES F. MORGAN, Adni'r do bonis non. Jnne 18, 1881. "V

Is for Sale hit all Iru agists md Patent Medicine Dealers. 2rice, SO ts. and $lOQ

KIEFER,. Indianapolis, Ind.

JSojic(3 to 35cirs, State of Indiana, Monroe' County Circuit Court: Notice is hereby given that John S. Bennett Administrator with the wifl annexed of the estate of Mansfield Bennett, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the Seal Estate of the decedent, his personal being insuffi cient tu pay his debts; and that said petition will he hrard s.t the next term of the Circuit Court of said County. War. F. BROWNING, Clerk. C, C Mo; i roe County Buskirk & Duncan Atty. Notice to yon lletiidcuts State of Indiana, Monroe County, ss. In the Circuit C ow t, September Term, 1SS1

Ellen 3D. Dunning vs, Thomas Mullikik, maktha j. mullikin, Akdbkw S. Owphasp, Martha E. Olipuaot, ttal.

Now comes the Plaintiff by Jcrre F. Fittman ami others, her attorneys, and files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendant Thomas MuiUkin, is not a resident ot the State of Indiana, that a cause of action exists-against him in relation to Real Estate and that be is a necessan party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given faid Defendant -that unless he be and appear on the first diy of the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be h olden on the 1st Alonday of September, A. 3D. 1881, at the Court House in Bloomington, in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will -he heard aud determined in his absence. Witness my name and seal of said Court, affixed at Bloomington, this fith day of July A. D. 18S1. seju Wm. F. Bkownikg, Clerk Monroe County, Pittman e$ al., AtVys.

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W V L L P OS ITIVELY C URE SaloHik, hSH d PTfer, Mvcr Comnlalut, Kl ney IMfSlmltlPC, luCs:i!ient-8fiil Binm royeru, ln!ns in the litu-k anil Cfaisi, ?cgia( tU Vowtl And correct all derangements of ihe system which are ihe offspring; of Mai aria . Don'tiUt tlwuvjitein v;i:h Ar -enic or 'Quinine, which "at jto.iy expensive but dangerous medicmes. wlien his harmless remedy U reriain to cure you.- Tfie cui of disoa? by AhsorpUon i not only an ummputtul tBk hut thd t j'.rlHmiiii ot a natural Jw, aiul m our lain u toko the il&ce. in aUie iltyrce. oi inteviiai PU'ilicmfia, The action of the Lion l'ul mon u dnoiJvrw stomach and Juivcr, and thoroU oxtennldauon of iavorsof ovory sort, anil the value of, the Fhistferin asCitiiu the action ot iho lad. especially; wnen there w

rjain in the unci; or muc, or u out ostremiuc?. -iuiwwu combiuocl Heiedy not only the c!?eRpes$bnfctnySxr and flaw ever presented to ilia puullc.

20,000 bushels Wheat at the Bloominstou City Mills ibr which the highest market price will be pan in cash. LEFFL33R&.BRO; July 21, '81. ;

Holts man fc iSon will pay the highest market price in cash or goods.

(or wool deliverer! at their iactoay iu

Bloo miner on.

Kotico of !oni;; csitlen ce. State of Indiana, Monroe county, ss. lii th'i Circuit Court, September Term, 188 li

M ARTE A J . M;13 LLIKl ? V8 Thomas' Mullikik.

Now eomcs the Plaintiff by Mulky, East & East, Attorneys, and nie her complaint herein, together with

an amanvib mat saia aeientianr, Thomas Mul il; in is. not a resident of

Complaint Divorce.

Itc!UIny rmd ncaly icaii, 3Xim oxy off tho Scalp and SUin Permantlf Giir4

A Wonderful Ei!VCT cry. For the speedy ei-re of Ciinsnmption and all diseases, that lead to it, such as suiborn Conjrhs Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma pain in the side and chest, dry hacking corgh tickling in the throat, Moartene9s, Sore Ih rout, and all chronic or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery has 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 recom mended by al medical journals. The clergy and press have complimented it in most glowing teams. Go to your druggist aid get a t. ial bottle for ten' eta, or a regular size for' 9 1.

For sale by H. Lindiey. Bloomington J

Ind.

The Whole Treatment Combined, , PAD, BODY & ?Q0 PL&SSERS, . FOR QUE DOLLAR, 8Ito this ICenseily a trial ; 3t Is certain to liolp yon. For sale by Druggists, or sent by mall upon receipt of above ju-K.;,ly THE LION ftSEDteiKE CO., 108 Wooster St.. JYii W l OJiK boki by J. W. SHOEMAKER.

O. i& M. ISailroada EMIGRANTS FOR

AND THE GREAT WEST should Purchase Tickets by the OHI0 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.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bloohikgto:?, - Indiana.

Office: Bee Hive Building, second floor, Apil68L

CASPER TTANZAtfT, BXBEKTAKER and

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

1 J. W. Craiia

office: Over McCaila Co's. BLOOMINGTON, IHD gaff All woik guaranteed. 642

JLcudn Miers, ATTOiRSTiEYS AT LAW,

Sard

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Save!

Geo. W.Brnwn, 48 M'aiens-l fUreet ProTidenca.B. L, ontrni by Caticurft JtemJie8 ot a Rin worm Humor, got t tho barber' which filr?ad il over bi car, neH and ae, and for six years reiiiatod all kinds ot treatment.

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F. TI. Drifeo. Hsq.. aont fcrHarpor and Brcitberr, Doiroit, Mich,, avo tin astonishing aoeount. Eczema Hodont. wliah .had boon treated by a oonwultation of ptiysicianj withoui bent-fit. anil whuh spcedly yielded to the Oiuionra Uej'olvont internally and CnUcnra Soap ez'.ernallr, .

SCALD HEAD.

Bushels is what jou wr.nt. Buy

a Bone dust of Dana-& Co. and you

.will-raise a good crop of wheat. :

Every farmer that used bone dust

on th-is wheat rand made it pay this year. Bnnii fc Qo sole agent tor the

best.

OSS

Storg for Wail

dew Saaiies, a&-4!Z2

The New Ho jae dewing Machine runs tight,, noiseless and swiftly, and

ttifielddead, lhe su ppo;tiqn that Lig durable. In short, ft Iras more

kGrtpikad Isyeli Uopd points, than any other machine.

.J wxe.-'fie .lf m.fef for praoa;;' aad'test it foryoiwels. -? " ji i VJ " :' at-Parif BiAig Store;

F A Y K S ' S P A S K 'l' VAX'S E 3 .

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ECZEMA. lion. Wm, Taylor, Boston, Man., permanently cnr'd of a humor ox tpo face Lczevae that had been treated unsuccess fully fpr twelve

and most uoted speojalibt, ss woll at Europpiin

authorities.

MILK CRUST.

H. U. Eaymond. Auditor F. W. J. A S. 31. R . Jackson, Mich., wsa oared of Scat Head t ni 11 a vHiirn' duration by tha i tuticura Itemcr

the Stato of Indiana, Notice is here-! dies.

by given said defeCidant that unless he be and appear on the first day of then c:t term of t he M on roe Ci re u i t Court, to be holtjen, on the first Monday ol Sepijember A.. I). 1881, at the Court house vn Bloomington in said County and Suite, and an&tveror demur to said coniplahit, the same will be Ii card and determined ia his absence. Witness bjv nanje and the seal oT saip Court, al fixed at Bloomington, this, 20th day of Jine. a. d. 1881. seal 1 Wm. F. Bk:owning, Clerk Monroe County.

L'U

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t-Tr?. Bowers, 143 Clinton street Cmoinnatr, opoalcs ot hr sifter's chi d. who was cured of hi'h rcsist.od rtJl remedies ior tffO

years. now iido, aoaiuu woy nn omw-

iul hood of hair.

FELTO HAIR.

ffm.iV A !. . stnam firo on?ino 9. Ttoston.

was curod of alopecia, or fnUiajj oi the hair, by Tt-tJlvcnt internally, and, OuU-

eura Soap eteruaUy, which completely ..-re storud his hair when all said that he would U Ihomas Leo, 227G Frank ford Ay., PhiladeU pfeia, afflicted with dand- off, which for iweu tv years had severed his soalp with soalee onennsirtur if 11 inch in thickness, cured by

Cuticura l;emodies

m ft m

The Cuticura Treatment opasiti in -the interna) uso of tho Cnticara llcfclvent, the new IHood purifier, and tho exfcernal use of Outr

eur i r.aa L 'jtieara ssoap, jne rv w t:f,J. For Bunhimi. Tan and Grojtsy bktn use Ouun ivAtiiKito tcilor. bath and nurse-

rv h njtlmi. -.trat'rani wnu ucuuiouti

odors and healing baUama

Vertical & Spv.rk-Arr-cs'inft engines frttu 2 to 12 korsopower, icuuttd or minionote.!- . Best ana Cheiptu. Knif ii nude I SO upwards-- fni4 for liUueratd Cataiou'n V br inform .it ion and plicate

i3. Sr, A-

fnraalohe all dru.rgjsU, Price

of Uulleura, jv M dicinnl JeHy. muMI hox;, 50o : lrgo btijLcit , Cutleuui Resolvent, tho 'flir. 1 .?r bottle, outiour"

One-Half tlie Profits -BY BUYING GOODS OF

A JPEW OF JlT PISICES:

Mens Casa. Saitu , Mens All-Wool ;uits. 22 vards Bleached Muslin .

22 yards Fine Brown 14 yds. Heaviest u 22 yards Prints6 yards Carpet 10 yards Jeans ....

8 pounds Rio Coffee

7 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00

10 poriuds N. O. Sugar. ...... .1 00

BLOOMINGTON,

IND

Will practice in Courts of Monroe and ad oinin counties. St ecial attention paid to olfactions and all business entrusted to his are, lHf

Biiskirk Biifiicaii, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BLOOMING-TON, IND Praetioe in the Courts of Monroe and adj oin insreountios. Prompt attention given to ool Uetiona and all other legal business.

WALL P.APJC11

AND

Window

shades!

jjpSPI have a choice line of Latest

Stvles of Ladies' Dress Goods and 0 . .. Trimmings, Notions Neckwear, and

a fuii line of Clothing, Hats,- Caps,

Boots, Shoes, Oil Glotfcr, Qarpets, Queen s ware, Groceries, etc.

My stock eon taltf the best &a well as the cheapcsj,idr all kinds of Dry Good the trade vre quires. WITH FORTY BARS EXPERIENCE AndVmoney to pay in advance for all tlie goods 1 buy, I therefor CAN and WILL sell my present stock of goods for ONE IT ALF of that any other house in town will sell you. It any other house will sell goods at cost, J will "throw ift' the thread to make them up. 3Po3t; XJjP And then eomo in, and 1 will make good my promise. April 23, J81r W. O. FEE.

FOR THE BLOOD, SUCH AS . ,

Sore Eyes, .Scald fifeiid Sfiercuial iiieac .

For LOSS of APPBTITII, NAUSEA of STOMACH, aad yyJBSW 4:J this MeclioAnA "flannnt lift AnrnasAA 5 if - (

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. vl 1 - 'J :VJ i ; a : -ft

The propr .etors have certificates enough oil baud to fill . a o-bodsi2ed'i

volume, all of them the free will offering of those who have been cured 1 r by the 4iBiood Searcher." Send for circulars. Sold by aii ar'uecfistaS! " 3? S? . r f

Sellers' Liver Fills cures Liver Corn plaint, Headache, eto8tiVenessI)j- i: 7 ziness, Fever and Ague. V .; "'f - jj- ,,.5

THE

UICCV'I

WLCRLI

CINCINNATI

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llffltS,

BY AULAS FINkEE-I?

TlSV -J'

bis mot JOJai.itblO

j Ui .-J Uc 2 ana b axari jpus

caioa, unn rrom print is record 4, knA sever before oubiishod.

Proro3ly l;mrwJ. low

Ia by fer the largest finest, ablest and most I'rfce, and riu very

mopolitan in character and -nori-seef intinl in Aaoreee V

tone, and may be.res.d witli eonal interest in Maine, California, Jowa or Georgia. It Is . i strictly and emphattsiUly the people's paper. ; T"" Every subscritier in .dditioii to the pnner re-

ceivesa oeaimini en p. raving two leet wide and almost three ftietlonj;, and till for one dollar a year There a;:e no extra charges of any kind to subscribers. Send us one dollar and we pay posKige on paper and picture and nil oilier costs. No matter where yon live, next to your county paper, this li; the Journal you want. The news, markets, and literature of the world, every week 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 presents mv '-given with a nevspaper in this country'. Address THE WEEKLY TIMES, aai WAWljT street, CIIMCINNATU O.

PROFESSIONAL ;t a 'I'm m

Birir

rfrcoUr aoS. spfeial ttmu.-' ? j ' d

n ...ys.i a . i5PJ

t lag JIacIUiie over niven :ed. Will Emtapair of .j tt'ocHngs. with HEX and TOE complete, la - S lalnutes. It will also anlt a grent vuietyof fancj :t F 's

woriixor wnich thers is always a ready market Sen 4.aacliSuo Co 0 Waaaingion St, iiostun, JBatt. ? i j

Parsons Purgative JUU rmike KewBIek

DAVID IAKDET3a & SCIHSj Philadelphia, Pa.

Blood, and will cainplofclv change the blood ia t ie entire system irvtlree :ronthH. Anvperaoa. who will lake I pill each nijrhtfrora 1 to 12 weeks; may be restorcl to kow beattli, if each a thhnr ff

tin possible.. Sent hv ronll for 8 ?eter stamps. ; J. JO UN SOX 2 C0 bottom, .Msm$

jtrmerfy Manger, Me,;

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IVV, IBHItlD. lsvud. v ,

children. .Hjouaaoa j-fiteJxtitleti. PanaiciisKlvvii fi?

ir any JJljWBe. TtuuRnd.of

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ytt.

idldkre en u tied tn IXVME ASU and BOUJSTy; s3

in-1 hciraattnl-; for your richt tnc. 6tndft-.-;:W.Si

?otitnps for : The .Citizen Soldier." and Pcnai.::5 - :

aaa liouncj' laws btaiiKs aca innroetr-n. YT$ttV:"

canroier to tnottsnapi : i i varirnrrt una . ruetaiii.

. A'-oreM n.w. turceraiaco.fiwpinK a ia

oca tyn. t ntitmnta it irn -v ..a

HULL VAPOR COOK STOVE.

fitandB pre-eminent among the great Trust lines of the. "Weet for toeing the most direct, quickest, and tafest Hho connecting the groat KetropclU, ClUCaOO, and ihe EaSTsmr, ICobtk-Easitbbh, l5oirTT:RK''anA SocrrnRastxrx which terminate there, with Kaksasv Czrr, Leavxswobtii, Atoribox, Couscit BLrrra and On i.n a, the ooii:a.EaciA!. oxKTKaa from whish radiate ' ..; -i -v .

evey uwe of road

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The only Vapor Cock Sfecve that be tos ri ; jftj the teat- of years, a2 giyoa! exitirt 3 ' i-Tf a i ' .aaa" perfeefc 6tls1aet29!ewl; t v

: 3 W

2Tow iiiuse. aT.xl grOng in favoTwtarefie jhjjr wft- TliA.'n ii-hftVBi'a fttAm trill tuift 7 . i; :

do without them. 1 " -.( r : - 4 If

that penetrate the Continent from thcKlawarlBlTer j ThQ West Simple, s Ihe Kesl Durable, : t. 1 SMiU

Tho Most Perfect- $ The Most tcenomkafeiy , , v 4 1 Jjg NoSwellerintHeii; -.3 eTiresto.B-V;-i;..;-; ! KoAshealo Reraoya ", . to Fuelto forrW; ; . lv '

tieoiTiaCj -np wow.

to tho Faclnc Slope. The

WMiil: Pacific Railway

is the only line from Chicago fiTtilnjf track Into Kansas, or which, by it ow road, i-cacboa tho points above namrvL No tsaksfuhb UY CASBXACSl 0 iU8$iS'&:

COKKSRTIOStSt AO AUuaUtkJ tn tu-venzufuea or aclean cars, as evay pamicr is 'atnisti-.in roomy ctoaa and vtniitaiul coaches, vp&n Test Express

Train.

Day

Palace

uxaira

Through

and Miss

noints

r iw'.wrf.iiirK In - if anaaa. Kehraska. B.'ttck HUlSi

Wyoming, Ut h. WiihO.No'mda, l4I?ai'S!i Washington Territoiy, Colorado, Arizona and aow

Aa liberal arrangements icgartJing baggage as an;

othpr !lnf. and rates of far alway

rs a lew adcomp

7 V .... K n nnmrirt

tore, w no luriu&u uu.juuuuw tup .7, Dogs and tackle of sportsmen , free. . . . Tickets. mRps and toilers jit aUnrindpal ncketoffioea in the United State nd Canada,

R. R. CABLE. E. ST. JOHN,

Does everj .iesciption of cooking or other .&

wort; heretofo: done oy nheordinary cooking-r

CAaa or unnvaioa mscmncencii, rv uah. buivo r rugv c ,c,v jr ? mini

Slebwxo Cass, ana our own worio-iamouij vajnmp ironing, oai:inir. nromnp. rnuir j; Tr rli '! :

o Cars, upon -wuica mtaw are ktvjmi ui uu- canmaff. etc.. etc. witncuc tne iosiurerao; .. . -t

oxcei;cma. at the low t ate of en; TYn . of tlw old-fashioned cook stOTeV-aw1 ?; .f:

EACH. WUI1 amine lime lariiuaiw iu ttw.vc'rmi'' -J . ' , -i v . y

Car?, between Chun W auwuhs - tTS;.: Atk Rnfcrrr fVn ' t-wl.!-' . l.

onntarsecttPB. wun o ner pao3. . cohibum uiuui i""j u m . , . p.,

it-r irin nm rnrni zAi.fi direct v to everr niace io hanria or, tna mora Ciareieae or insxpon jps -

encea ': ; - - - r - -ra . Send f r full dcriptlve circular nd price i, t wi &A lint C-nAnln. JmrlltfWim B Jri AMlt4 in U I. -' . -:' SlS! " ' '

li . Miimi utaw ctauc rnuniiiv a "f?

nuu riaun atvfk wnirnnfi 4.:.;. ji

mm.

VU Fret't aud Qen.

Qflo. Tin. and Pess'r Ajtt , t Chicas

TO -FAWIEM and THRESHERMEN.-

if you want to buy TftrasAer, 1

EHra (ciuier Portable orTrac- v don, to use ior th refilling, sawing or for ireneral iairnosjaX buy the Starvd Uooster" gPpua. Thr Bt is the Chtapep Tor Price -List and IlluatrAttd-Paraphleta

fwnt free) wruc it i Vi & Tayiob CoxrAiry. Maasueld, t

PENSIONS

ncer.

or lU'O. KJA-'XJXix wuv anSiit,utut wfXtiiyr orTurlecfMsVeliMinyt., PcmIojl. IJuder mw law thouwndeare ca::iU.ed to an incraaae of pjision, W.dowe, oj-pbac 'aud dependent fathers or ujothom of soldiers who died in the anar Cfc pension. EOtfSTY--Dli-

C anfl It. P. Kenned.". Pfcs't Central

Bimk. botij ot Indlanapolia, Man ua piper.

wi1 wwwirf

Bftttle Creak, tchigaii, suaiTVAOTXasBa ar the onlx Gsannrai

7t is tho ri'suit df 2) veal?!-' exnor!entw am'

etr'-arhnancsiD Sewing-, Maehin.ee. It eemMassmsJy " ' p.joi uiff or' a1 rserU and f-trmer make, end lav

: nc a 44 one man or " ors idea " madahie, aa c theaa are. It avoid the dejecta cf others andpoa;

KvXics new uau vawaota itu.uxr ana ooav dm iiowb 14 is jarr, livht-rnnnin ?, noitelets; hattdstm', 'ootv-

etnient, durable, an.il suipU. VRJtTaniyq aaj

k ejt t n vv ntur ir e 10 r o y eare (.smuacvei full description sent free on reuue&t. Ttia Purtb'

be?t. a trial will prove It. Itttn't fall to

hoi or vou bnv. manus AcrunKn Y FLO.

IdACHINi: Ca,Flcxeaace, Maae.;

)UALar

iOEO. P. BJNX. .a and ii Jaolan St. Oaeajre,

AUG. KBU&MB.

PVUM KENTUCKY

somm

MASM WHISKY

Cfl

THRISSHIERS.

I Traction and Plain Engines ami Hoi se'F'owers. - Meat Complete Tlu-cl terFKory J E6tabl!sh6(l

IntheWorlX ) 1348

Ro4). Ihe uueen of MniioinaJ and toljet eoaps, 25c. Ontiarii. inodioinul fiilftViog i?P i

rmcipa jjg ,t Potior, Boston, Mass. ear AUIjaflUod fr on reeetri fw3v

Tlie Boss Brug Store is the place for Points an d Oils

THE PROPRIETOR OP THB

City

Takes pleasure in nnnonneing that he has on hand and is receiving an

immense hit of Vrall Paper, Window

Shsides and Fixtuera, carefully selected with special reference to thcapripg trade. Id Wall Papers the paterns are new beautiful in style, and of superior quality such as cannot fail to. meet the wants of this ctmmunity. Oar facilities for exhibiting onr Paper to advantage, are unusually good. Ladies are specially invited to call and see our styles and learn prices, both of whiclf they will find entirety satisfactory.

We are making large additions to our stock of Window Shades and

Fixtrues. Ladies in want of such

articles are respect! vefnlly invited to inspect our supply, feeling assured that if they do so, they rill look no further. . ' . .. .B, P. COLE.

21fl? AZtO ofitQntlnvawm&sveceeifulbv. if SAFlv aei, without chance pf naxno, laanagement, location, ;"co"oe Iroad warranty giaen vn aMourgoodi.

JPeach and Ap$UK Drxndyi

The bett Lager Meer,m drawhLt i $mi

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Is. 1? t .I.,- j ,-. ... sil :e-

STEAM -lOWI -SaMBUMMB8; J nr Tract ;lon am Ineti and rialn Jfcginc ever earn ha tie Anwnean market? ... . -A wuitwdfl j p ec Ut eoi wo rojea? Ifim ami aaterJI not Gram dot toorakera. ITour ed2 -f Sem ratora, from ( to 18 . Jor Two aty lee c f " M t mieit '1 Horaeowsra. - 7ttftf fiU F-tct f detected ynslauitlv on hantL from -which hnja ttW'to-

oompa cable v ood-wc t of onr mar J

TRtCTIOM

fitroiifliirt. wort droZl rfteJ

ENaHIE8-

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Cisrars aiad Tobace -

AUG. ERUEGEB:

The Best Salve in the world tqtf Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Sal5 v Rheum, Fovei Sores, Tetteiv Chaiipwl Hands; Chilblains, , Corns, ani alluv iciiidsrof Skin Eruptions. The a!w y , is guarantiiieil t give erfea atii v ' iUction in V-very case or money funded. P625 cents pf bfi; ; feorjftlc)j" H. Lixi?i-ki : ,?r - Bloominatw InoV r

3EBSQBEQE

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Xnycffnmto tl lis mit&icsi TareahJ iifc- ilaehineryv..

. mCHCUS.SHEPARD&CO.

r 5 4 fiwjtuMoterisim'i1

rite neat Cttinarh S$yrn U,

Plso4s Cure ior CniiKorrptln.

It. nets qntck nnrt it taxfcae qdkL

Doe Hwnll, -ttle in w Tnersftire th: cnr8t. m .?wSl., s the hcsK . Solia orej-yhV 5ct rtM St.fMI )pr huttta.

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