Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 48, Bloomington, Monroe County, 1 October 1881 — Page 4

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THE SATURDAY

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ILJ.FELTUS. T SLLA FELTUS4

Editors.

A UTS UEMOGRATIC NEWSPAPER.

fcl SO per- yr In advance

the mm actual hrcmoh

SixPeetofEath! THE LAST EARTHLY POSSESSION OF GARFIELD.

Strayed, from the residence of Dr. Campbell, near Union villa, about three weeks ago, a white roan cov, with one hip knocked down. The animal is about 9 years old. Please send any information to Dr. Campbell. . ca ss , Oke of Garfield's physicians was a Bliss-ter that drew all the newspaper reporters. Coxklino declares that he will be engineer of the New York Republican machine or bust it's boiler.

THE FU KERAL AT CLEVELAND The last scene in the sad tragedy is over, and the body of James A. Garfield lies - buried in Lakeview Cemetery, near Cleveland, Ohio. Never before in the histojy of America vere the funeral rites of a citizen attended with snch impressive and solemn ceremonies, and never before did snch avast concourse of the people of this great Republic assemble together to do honor to the dead. It ispresident ArthnrHnow, and the name of Garfield has its place in ;the history of the past. NOTES OF THE FUNERAL, The inneral car carried the Chickamauga battle flags. Mrs. Garfield with her mother, lister and children have returned to their old home at Mentor. General Hancock was present, dressed in full uniform He attracted much attention. The casket was not opened at Cleveland, on account of the unnatural look of the face of the corpse. One hundred and fifty members yof Garfield's old regiment were present and took part in the procession. The funeral services were held in the Park at 10 o'clock -An the morning, and were of about an hour's duration. - All Sunday and Monday nights the stream r of humanity flowed through the Park to view the casket and decorations. The third section of the presidential train from Washing ton, Jast Saturday, ran into a hand car and killed four men;

, The President's brother, Thomas CrarfieM, of Michigan, was present,

as was also Mr. Rudol ph, Mrs Gar

field's father.

Thirty thousand biscuits and four

hundred hams wre consumed :. in

making sandwiches f for the men in the procession; i The colored people were mad be

cause theyswere assigned to no part

in the ceremonies, nor recognized in

: any way. :

The people were allowed to enter the Park, pass through the paviliion,

and look at the casket. On Sunday,

alone, over 100,000 people passed through. t The procession was six miles long . many of the participants marching sixteen abreast. A; number of societies were turned away, as room could not be found for them in the line. All the -railroads ran every available car to Cleveland; A train from Cincinnati consisted of twelve sec tions, with from twelve to fourteen car 8; in a section. The funeral discourse was preaehed by Elder Errett, of the leading Christian Church in Cincinnati. Bishop Bedell, of the Episcopal Church, read the scriptures, and

It is said that coffee will keep a

person awake until late hours of the

night. A large number of the

Bloomington young men must drink

a deal of coffee. In these moments of excitement ii

is wen -enongn to remember tue words of Garfield himself uttered to

an excited body of men after the

death of Lincoln: uGod reigns, and

the Government at Washington still lives."

President; Lincoln was shot on the 14th of April, 1865, and died at

twenty two mm u tea past siven

o'clock on the following morning. At ten o'clock on the morning of the 15th, Andrew Jacksou was sworn in

as President.

President Art hnr. Chester A. Arthur, President of the United States, took the oath of Oifice on Tuesday. He enters upon the duties of his office under circum stances of great embarrassment. His nomination at Chicago was a public surprise. No one had thought of him in connection with the YicePresidency. He was selected to pacify the disappointed supporters of General Grant, who under the lead of Conkling had maintained such a valiant fight for their candidate. His nomination fell like n dead weight on the party everywhere. He was scarcely known, save as a local political manager. As Collector of the

Port he had used the patronage of the

office to strengthen the Republican machine; regard less of p u b 1 i c in terests, or of expense; and President Hayes and Secretary Sherman dis

missed him in consequence with

such public expressions as would suffice to destroy most men. Undoubtedly the Republican ticket owed its success m 1SS0 very largely to Mr. Arthur's exertions. Ho suggested the Borsey raid in Indiana, which was so effective in the distribution of new two-dollar greenbacks and the increase of the Republican vote. And to-day, to the astonishment of everybody and the chargrin of not a few, Chester A. Arthur is President! The possession of great power and authority oftentime develops unsuspected capacities and dignity of character. It is sincerely to be hoped that that Mr. Arthur will fill the great office he holds with-wise, patriotic, public service. It is to be hoped that he will realize the delicacyof his position, and conduct in such a way as to disarm public criticism. He has a magnificent opportunity of serving the nation and making the people forget that he was never a publie favorite.

The Indianapolis Review says that the; highest ground in the State is in Randolph county. Monroe county claims the highest point in the State, and so does-Brown county. Djemooratb and Republicans, alike, have been praying for the President. When Garfield was well the Republicans were preying just as hard. It is gettirifi to be near the time

Bev. R. C. Houghton, of the M. EJrf0r the great Democratic family of Chnrch, offered the prayer. At theV Indiana to think about setti ns their

house in order for 1881, Here lies a man whose crown was won, By blowing in an empty gun. : Stenbenville Herald. No sooner in the gun he blew Than, up the golden stairs he flew. Richmond Baton. And met the girl on heaven's green Who lit the fire with kerosene, Elevated Railway Journal. And face to face gazed on the hoy Whose pistol was a ''harmless" toy. Wabash (lud.) Plain Dealer. And mingling with the heavenly stars, Was the man who had been coup-

cars.

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tomb, Rev. J. H.Jones, Chaplin of Garfield's old regiment delivered a short address. Twelve miles of curbstone, along the line-of march,? were lined with men, women and children, sitting close together, with their feet in the gutters. Behind these the people were crowded in a densely-packed mass. 8,000 soldiers were detailed to keep these people in order. Mrs. Garfield, as well as the President's mother stood the ordeal-brave-ly. She first gazed sadly out of the caoriage window part of the time, with veil swept aside only once. Her features showed signs of emotion too

great to control, but by an effort she

gained her composure and then sank back into the -carriage.. The Governors of the following States were present : Porter of Indiana, Foster of Ohio, Roberts, of Yermont,Hawkins of Tennesse, Bigeicw of Conncticut, Jerome of -Michigan, Smith of Wisconsin, Gear of Iowa, Ludlow of New Jersey, Jarvis of North: Carolina, Jack son of West Virginia, if oyt of Pennsylvania, Cornell of New York, Pitkin of Colorado. Br proclamation of President Arthur, the Senate is called to meet on

the 10th of October. At that time a

President of the Senate will be elect

ed, who will be Vice-President of the United States. As the -Democrats

will have a majority at the organization of the Senate, Thomas F. Bay

ard, of Delaware a Democratic Sena

tor, wiilh doubtless be ch oseu. Ok an average of 2,610 freight

cars.are brought loaded into Indi

anapolis each day, carrying about

30,000 tons of freight - - .

ling

Arc you going to St. Louis, or any point West? Cail at. the Courier office and get your ticket at the lowest rates. Close connection at Mitchell.

Ad j oarncd Term of tie TOLonxoe Circuit Court. Notice is hereby given that an Adjourned Term of the September Term, 1881,of the Monroe Circuit Court of Scate of Indiana, will be held in the the Co in t-house, in the City of BlojmingtoD, in Monroe county, in. said State, beginning on WEDJSESD AY,OCTOBER 12, 1881, at 8 o'clock a. m., and continuing from day to day until the business thereof is disposed of, of which Adjourned Term, the parties and witnesses iu all cases undisposed of at the regular September- Term, 1881, of said Court will take notice. The recrolar betit iurors loi said regular

Are 011 Going To Kansas, Missouri, Texas, Olrfornn, or any point in t he West or North west? If so, don't fail to call on or write to me, at the Cornier office, ns I can give you the very lowest rates. Also the best rates to all points East.. II. J. FLTUS,Boomington, Ind, Agent O k M Railway.

UNIVERSITY of CINCINNATI.

Order of Commiastioisors' C our 4 9 .Noslembcr9 I SSI. It is hereby ordered, by the Board, that all permanent Paupers in Monroe count?, shall be by the Trustees of the proper townships transferred to the -Pool Asylum for care and treatment, except those for which special provisions have been made by the Board. Entered on Order Book "O," on page 235. Attest: RICHARD A. FULK, Sept 21, '33. Auditor. g3 -arJCka Orpltun Hairy. Milk, pure and good will be delivered at 5 cents per quart. Tickets at Collins & ICarselh . . Sep. 22. A. C. WAGGENER

If you live in a Malarial District wear the Lion Malaria and Liver Pad I and Plasters. The3T are a certain preventative against chilis or malaria

and 11 mere is a uate oi n in uh tjiomak vickf.rs, netor; cincinnnli. ohto.

system, they will thoroughly eradicate it. The whole treatment for one dollar.

A Wonderful Dlvcovery. For the speedy cure of Consumption and all diseases that lead to it, such as stubora Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma pain. in the side and chest, dry hacking cough tickling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore i hroat, and all chronic or tin jjerihof 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 thei practice. The formula from which it is prepared is highly recommended by all medical journals The clergy and press have complin men ted it in most glowing teams. Go

i to your druggist and get a t. ial bott

le lor ten cts, or a regular size lor For sale by H. Lindley. Blooming ton Ind.

AeAdenilo Department, "-itfi five different conrsoaleadla (v dcBTeea. Hud a Normal Oohbbe lu.idinK 9 a diploma, Hciiooi.or Ux.sjum with irt instruction leadin? to graduation otd a diploma. Astkonomical Our.BKVATDur.aU th j n6ftus andappl auoes leading to i degn:. Academic rear in

MT. AUBURN INSTITUTE 47th Swf;ioncpc!Ti3Sepfc.9I. II. MILLER, Vm, jr. AI&SS j&MIXH, A. M , r-rio., Ci&sinnati a.

NOXICK of .IPI'OIN'J'MENT, Notice is hereby given that the

undersigned has been appointed executor of the will of tiitue Burch late of M ou roe Co u ny d eceascd . The Estate is probably solvent, William Tarxikgtcx, Executor. East and East attys. Scot. 20, 1881. '

Dissolution: Notice is hereby given that the copartnership between John W. Buskirk and Henry C. Dun can in the practice oT law, bus been heretofore and now is dissolved, so far as tjie same related to criminal business, the said Duncan being Prosecuting AUorney-ek'Ct. JOHN W. BUSKIRK, HENRY C. DUNCAN. Sept, 17, 1SS1, You wont grumble about hard times when you see how low those new goods a re goi ng off at the New York Store.

"W8NE OFCARDUI" makes rosy cheeks and clear complexions. Sold bv d. W. bll OEM AKER.

Cieaulng out everything regardess ol price before removal, at the New York Store

" BLACK-DRAUGHT " cures costivenesa and Sick-Headache. Sold by J. W. SHOEMAKER.

The New York Store carries a big stock of clothing. Examine it before you buy elsewhere.

Auditor s Sale of Jttelinquesif iUHd and JLots. Notice, is hereby given that the following tracts or parcels of Lands and. Town Lots, or as much thereof as may be necessary for the purpose will be sold or offered for sale, &t the Court-house door, in the city ol Blooming ton, Indiana, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, on TUESDAY", OCTOBER 4th, 1881 The same having been mortgaged to the State of Indiana to secure the payment of principal and interest of Common School and Congressional School Fund -of said county, and which have been forfeited to the State

for the non-payment of interest, &c

on the same. If less than the whole tract is sold the part so sold will be in the North -west corner of the tract and if less than the whole lot is sold the part so sold shall be off of the side extending across said lot Sale continued from day to day until all shall be sold or offered for sale: WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP The west half of the north -east quarter of section 13 township 10 north of range 1 west, containing SO acres, mortgaged by Adam A Clark and wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $163 13. The north half f the south-east quarter of the north-west quarter of section 18 township 10 north of range 1 west containing 20 acres more or less, mortgaged y Adam A Clark and wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $130 81. BLOOJIINGTON TOWNSHIP. The east half of the north-east quarter of section 1 township 9 north of range 1 west containing 80 acres more or lcss,mortgaged by Elizabeth ? Burns and husband. Principal, hile.esi, damage and cost $172 S3, Part of in-lot number 345 and 316 in tue town (now city) of Blooming ion, described as follows: Commencing at the south-west corner of lot lUrec hundred and forty five, tht-nce running east 99 feet to n stake. thence north one hundred and thirty two feet, thence west 99 feet, thence south one hundred and thirty-two feet to the place of beginning, moitgaged bv Thomas B McCune and wife. P incipnl, interest, damage and cost $69 97. VAN BDREN TOWNSHIP. The noith-east corner of the northwest quarter of section 9 township 8 north of range 2 west, bounded as

follows to wit: Beginning

15 and -J

of a rod west of the south-east corner of the above named quarter, thence west 31 and 46-100 rods, ther.ee north 80 rods, thence east 30 and 40-100 rods, thence south to the place of beginning, containing 15 and 96-100 acres more or less, mortgaged by Thomas N Cole and wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $150 00. POLK TOWNSHIP. The south-west quarter of the south-east quarter of section 39 township 7 north of range 1 east, containing 40 acres more or less, mortgaged by Joseph Lewis and wife.

September Term. 1881, of said court ; Principal, interest damage and cost

will also be in attendance on said

12th day of October, 1881, at 8 o'clock a. m., at said Adjourned Term. , . . Witness my name with the seal of said court ailixed at the Clerk's office, in the City of Bioomington, the 30th day of September, 1881. seal Wm. F. Beowning, .'Clerk Monrpe:Circuit Court.

$66 06.

RICHARD A. FULK. Auditor Monroe County. Bioomington, Ind., Aug. 31, 1881.

"WINE OF CABDUi" four times a day makes a happy household. Sold by J, W. SHOEMAKER

Atltuin ihiriiioi" Sale. Notice is iiereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the estate of James Hanson, detjeased, by order of the Monroe Circuit Court, will sell at public sale, on the premises in Polk township, Monroe conn ty, Indiana, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15th,IS81, the following real estate in Monroe county, Indiana, to wit: The nndiviied two-thirds of the following real estate in said county, to-wit: The east half ot the south east quarter of section 1 hree ( 3 ). The south half of the south-west quarter of section two (2). Part of the north half of the southwest quarter of section two.(2), being strip twenty (20) rods in width oil the south side of said half quarter and that part lying west of Salt Creek. The east half of the north-west quarter of section eleven (11). The south half of the north-east quarter of section eleven (11). The north-east quarter of the south east qnartenof section eleven (11), all ir, township seven (7) north range one (1) east. Tekms of Sale: One third cash in hand on day of sale the remaind er in two equal payments of six and twelve months from day of sale pur chaser executing notes for the deferred payment with acceptable secu r i ty wavi n g r el i e f from vai u ati on

and appraisement laws with interest 1

at 6 percent from date of sale. Said real estate is free ot liens. Sale to be at 1 o'clock p. m. James F. Morgan, Adm. Buskirk & Duncan, Att'ys. Bioomington, Ind., Sept. 7th, ?31.

m A T A VHTI

The Great Vegetable Liver Corrector It contains no Calomel or Mineral of any hind, its Alain Ingredient is the Cotk oentrated MedwaJ Frinciplt of ihe Taraxicuin or Dandelion.

rsi a n A v nTE

JL Jbjn' JLTJL

It a Speclfle for all IHoas9 ariaing from JJeranged liver flowvl, Sjpittm or Kidneys

IARAXINE I TAJRAXJNM

Never fails to cure Chronic

Cures Liver Complaintin all its Stages

TA&AXINE Cures Habitual Constipation,

Ague. Try it. TAMAXIJSTE Cures Dyspepsia and Indigestion

TABAXINE

It for Bale by all DrnggUtn wl Patent Medicine Dealers. Trice, 50 Cts. and $100 A.KIEFER, Indianapolis, Ind.

A Compound Tincture of the most valuable remedies known to the medioal profession, prepared upon utrlotly pharmaceutical principles An experrionoft of twenty-five yearn prorOi it to bo the greatest Antidote to M alarm and s31 otiwr Agm inflaenoes knovm to tie world, .. . . . The only abtolute cttre for all Aflfrctioaifi of thu Kidneys. In Liver Complaint Pjrapepsaat all Diaordortf of Khe Bowola, and all Affections of the Threat: and Lufhtt U !ln $lcaeiout, while m a remucty for oowplaujUi pecnuar to the female eex it has no equal. NOT A BEVERAGE 3Bnt an d reliable Household Kemody, ihoroughly adapted to asmt nature. It eupplioe tone to the fatomach, rouivigcntes the, digestivo organs, stimulates the secret iona, and proxnoting a iegular aotion of the bowela. enalilM erery organ of the body to perform ita aEotted work regu. lirly and without interruption. . Ita highest oommeadationa oome from those who lave used it longest and known it best Kowhem bo popular as in Iah canter, Pa, , where a lias been in use for more ilian a quarter of u ceutury. Highly commended aa a t.enernl Tonkc Had Appetizer. Sold by Druggists evarywhwe. THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH , . A large sized paper descriptive of disease, its origin and euro, will be mailed free t any address on application to .. THE MISHL.ER HERB BITTERS CO jLancaster, Pa. pjWe strongly recommend to motherii Prof Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup. It neve fails, is e.sy to take, and no af ter-phytac is required. Vrice, 25 cento.

The Best Cough Syrup I PIbo'b Cure for Consuniptlon.

It acts quick and It taste gooc?. it

Dose emnll, bottle lurjre.

Therefore the cheapest as wel M

.as the bt. Sold everywhere. J$e. and $1.00 per hote.

'ASSAR) IiIiEBo POUGHKEEPS1R N.y. FOB TH E Id BERAL EDUCATION OTP WOMFN Exximi nations for cntrunuc, 5ept. .14. Catalogues son t on npllication to W, 1,. OlSAM, KeirJjaitrar. July 27th, 1881.

Butler University The rwenty-seventh EcRyion open 3 Tuesday, Sept 13th, Professor?. 25; Students, 861; ISvery educational facility, ...Tuition loss than $10 perform. Board at absolute co?t, $2.50 or less. W hole expense for fon;y weeks, S150. For entalrrue. uddresu President II. EVEBBST, Irving ten, Ind.

HAHNEMANN Meiltcal College AND HOSPITAL. The twenty-second Winter courso begins October 4, 1381, The largest Horaoepath?c College in tht world, GHnios unexcelled; woman adimtten; material for dissection abundant, For catalogues addresi T.S.HOTNK.M.D, 3v38 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ills, BlMMLSTElEiinMYT . A l?irifttClu Boardiiag- School for Young Ladies and Misses, reopens Sept. 8, 188'. Healthy location. School building new, elegant, .rnd furnished with all Modern con? y en i en ccs, Boarders find a pleasant home. Full corns of experienced,! libe rally eduoated teachers, Course of study thoTOUgh and practical. No better place to acquire a musical education, vocal and instrumental, Art, Elocution and Modern Languages receive special attention. German Language spoken in the faintly. Terms moderate. Send for catalogue. Mr. h Mrs, J. 3. KAPPE3, Principals. 34$ &34S M Penn, St, Indianapolis, Ind,

Bon't You Forget it! School Books and Stationery at the Boas Drug Store.

JOHN E. JACKSON HOUSE PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER!

Will do all work such as Housepainting, Paper-hanging, Kalsomining. Graining. etc,at reasonable rates, and satisfaction guaranteed. Shop underKahn& laanenbaum's Clothing Store. aug 25-3 ra.

R T ATTYOROAKS 18 ii3eTulston8.58ets roods 5LsSiii2ntv ?$5. Pianos, 1 1 25 iin;arllhis. CatalogTlfBJiE. Address BEATTY, Washington, N. J 5,000 A6KNT$ WANTED FAR THE LIFE Or

RFIELD

A full hiat ry of ola eventful life from the cradle to the grave. Millions are waiting for this book. It h the bk chance of your life to make money. Ihln is tha only iiutaicntic and fully illustrated Life of cur beloved Ireiid'int. Mo it iixtraordinary inducements are offered to iuts ivho send immediately for terras and drculare to W. E DIBBLE & CO., 51 W.4tti SI. Cincinnati, 0.

PIERCE'S PADS

Bewuro of "Wortlilons Dnuinterf cit 1 Tho genuine Dr. R. V. Pikbos'8 Iiver and Kidney Ffidsi hare the Dcetor'n lull eignatare and portrait, and our Aaeadalion'a name and addreii. on the Government Be V time Stamp. They

cnrebj'abso rpllon.. Said by druralsti, cr sent by mail.

ri.uu. itsmomotr ine aacireis, tt okld

tiostnald. for SI.

AsaociATidx, EalTi.lo, X. T.

And jSC'BPHiJI 13 Habit eared in 10 to 3) dayi.Tsny tars established; 100) curud. Write stat. ins &e-Sk. JIaisk, Qiincy, Hick

mm wanted rarss&M-'S! tina; IWactiln B ever invented Will knit n pair of Btocfcujs, with Il EKIi and TO E complete, to, SOmtntitei, It will also knit a gj eat vmiety of farieTwork for which there is always a ready market Stad for cir-:ular and terms to the Twoimb ly KsaittiJOff JUDu skiiiie 4uO.ii 409 Washmgum L. 21o6too, Ham.

NEWR

IGH BLOOD!

Blood, and will completely c'aange the blood in fc&e entire S7stom ah three months. Any person Who will tdke 1 pill oach night from 1 to lS'weeka may le restored to sound heaH;fc, if such a thing be pofsibte. Sent by mail for G letter stamps, jr. 3, JOHXSO'N s CO,, Uotton, MosaH

formerly ganger, jzc. . mi

WttiVtfl

Save

One-half the Profits BY BUYING GOODS OF

FEE.

A FEW F Mil JPRICJSS:

Mens Cass. Suitii

Mens' All-'Wool Suits 22 yards Bleached Masliu

22 yards Fine Brown 14 yds Heaviest 422 yards Prints 6 yards Carpet 10 yards Jeans ... ,

S pounds Eio Coffee

$4.00

10 pounds N. O. Sugar 1

00 00

00 00 00

Go to the Boss Drug Store for Wall 2?a,per

Moore's (Lens Shaped)

9 m Sugar TH CoateU

ure for .CMUto.S0.56.

lhe Great Malarial Antidote. Sold by IDruggijts. or Dr. C. C Moore, 78 6or0andt St. NewVort. lavalu&Uo to every ;vau

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gjjSSF'I have a choice line of Latest Styles of Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, Notions. Neckwear, and a full line of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Oil Cloth, Carpets, Queensware, Groceries, etc. My stock contains, the hest as well as the cheapest of all kinds ot Dry Good the trade requires. WITH FORTY TEAKS EXPERIENCE And money to pay in advance for all the goods 1 buy, I therefor CAN and WILL sell my present 6tock of goods for ONE HALF of that any other houste in. town will sell you. 1 ( any other house will sell goods at cost, I will "throw ia" th thread to make them up.

LIVER And P1A3T1

PAD

W I L, L P QSl T i y E LY C U R E Malaria, Chills and Fereiv lArer Comnlolnte, Kidney 11 file ulllea, lutcr mitt't and Bilious Keren, Pains in Ike Hack and Cheat, ReguUlea the Boncla And correct al derangements of the system which are the offspring; of Malaria. DonHde.se the sysi?m wilh Arsenic or'Quinine, "rhlch are not only expensive but il&ngerotiA medicines, n hen this harmless remedy is vermin to cure you. 'The cure of ilisewe br Absorption is not only on undisputed fact, but the fulnllment of a natural law, and is certuin to taketb'S placft. in a lare debtee, of internal niedicinea Tho action of the Lion l"ad upon a disordered stom aeh and Liver, aud ita thorough extermination af fe vera of every sort, and the value of the Plaster in ai aistinx ;he action of the Iad, especially when there ia pain in the back or side, or cold extremities, makes the eombined Remedy not only the cheapest but the Suss? and B&rr ever presented to the public. The Whole Treatment Combined, PAD, BODY & FOOT PLASTERS, FOR ONE DOLLAR, Aire ttds Remedy a trial ; it is certain to help too For sale by Druggists, or sent by mail upon receipt ol! Sboro jiriec.by . THE LION MEDICINE CO., MOS Weoeter St., MLW XOBK. Sold by J. W. SHOEMAKER.

O ; & M. llailroada EMIGRANTS FOR

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ATTORNEY AT LAW, BlOOKIXGTOX, - IXJHAKA.

Office: Bee Hive Building, second floor. Apil6'81.

CASPBB VAKZANT, U DERTAKEK and UPIIOLiER-

North End of Fee's Building, Col lege Aveaat. Hearse furnish e 1 when desired. BLOOMINQTON - 'hrm'AXA

Br. Je W. Craln

Xtosidxit 13 zxtLst, oirFics: Over McCalla & O's. BLOOMIWGTON, IHD

All woik guaranteed.

IiOiidit 4k, Hiorsa) ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

MLOQUIJSrQTOir,

IND

If ill raetioe im Cuvrti of Menrse ad ad uininsr eonntiea. Ilaeeial attention paid to lletlonf axd all bailaaw amtruittd to hn are, nil

BuskirM ' Diawican, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MLQOMINGTQN Praotioo in the Courts of Uoarotvaad adjoin in counties.' Prompt attention BiTta to ool lections and all other legal pasiness.

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And then come in, and 1 will make good my promise, April 23, '81. W. O. FEE.

Tine Boss Drug Store is tiie place for Faints ami Oils.

8tt4s pra-ecalneU among the jfreat Trunk Unas of the Wt for oetaflithe moat direct, qnlckett, aad safest lino tonnectiiig the great Metropolis, CHICAGO, end tho KA8TKBJr, ,XoTJt-KaiTaK, 8otTBjar and SotrrEBj Bxamx lixm, whtdi terminals there, with Kaxsa Citt, LBAYaxwoaTii, Atcihsok, Couxoil BLorra and Omaha, the cojimbbolal qzktim from which radiate - -. EVERY LINE OIF ROAD that penetrates the Continent from the Missouri Brrer to the Pacific Slojws. Tho CMcaao, ML Mana & Pacific Railway named. No tkaxsixbs nr OAKaiACJK! No Hisaura ookkkctiosh! 2o htuiciliita in ill-ventiluttd or un tiea and vtnMat-'.d coaches, upon Fast Expttu DA?CAas of uiuitalcd magniacenco, ' JPjpjujg Palaos Sumxa Ciiu, and our own world-famous, Rxxrxa Cab, upon which meals are served or uasnrpaasod exWa, at the LjnLSSZSP

Through Cnra between Chicago, Peoria, Milwaukee and Mlaaouri Birer points; and close connections stall points of iuttsrsuctlon with other roads. , " Weachet(rfo notfnrget th($ directly to cwyitaM of importance in Kansaa, Nebraska, Black - Hills, Wyoming. Uth, Itlaho, Nevada, California, Oregon, Maanington Territory, Colorado, Arizona and New As liberal arrangements regardlni; baggage as any ether line, and ratssof faro always ea low ascompoators, who fnrninh b at a tithe of the coinrort. Does and titcltle of sportsmen free. . . : Z Tickere. mapti and folders st all principal ticket offices in the Uiu ta&Btate and Canada.

R. R. CABLE, VlesFW't anfl ? ogjagrt

E, ST. JOHN,

BLOOD!

BAD

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MADE PURE BY

BLOOD SEARCHER!

FOR THE BLOOD, SUCH AS' . IfleersVScrorulbii Diseases, Kryipolas, PinipIec.Bailv, prc Eyes, Scald Mead, Mercurial Disease and Malaria. 4

For LOSS of APPETITE, NAUSEA of STOMACH, and INDIOBSTIOW, this Medicine Camiot be Burpassse. ' ?

The proprietors have certificates enough on hand to fill a eood izedl'f

volume 'all of them the free will offering of those who have -been curtdt "

R. A. SELI1EE.S & CO., Proprietors,

Sellers' lAvev Pills cures Liver Complaint, Headache, Costiveness, 36ii;! zincss, Fever and Ague. . r ! TS;

- - -v -. : - .. .-,r-v. , " s V L i-JJ-J rssgggg L, gagaggBgaegg . wssaat g ; i mmmeam r ' THE FIRST SEMHNMfiM! f ' LOUISVILLE FAIR OPENS TUMDAJ,SEP Closes Saturday, October 1,1881

The Most Attraetive Programme Ever Offered to the

Public.

Tht JjoaUvlHa Tair Aiaooiation will hold ita first oml-anaoal Ttdt from Sep iambsr S7 to Ootobsr 1, both days inoluded.; Tha first Fair will b oafiaad to a exhibition of Horace and Cattle, for the accommodation of -which seven hundred ilalls will he prepared. Tho managers have effected arrangements which will meka this the great Stock Tair of the world. No entrance fee will he charged for eas hibition ef stock, and only five per cent. Trill be charged for entries in the apeet rings. Very low rates for stock and passengers have been agreed on with all 'iSW roade having lines to Xi&uisvilla, ; "- ' The beautiful grounds of the Association are accessible by railroad and street cars and well-made roads for carriages. The aecommodations for tha eomfertaWa seatiBg of visitors and for their refreshment will -"be ample. Betting, pool selling and gambling of every description will he prohibitediaad ao sale or useef inUxiaa ing liquors will he permitted on the grounda '' . 7 ' Catalogues will he ready far disteihatioA hy August & and may he .aa4 a: application to the Secretary. J

JOHN B. CASTLEMAH, Pres. SAMUEL J. LOOK, J. M. WRIGHT, Sseretary.

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ABMEYER.

Fifth Street Dry

Strangers visiting the Cincinnati Exposition

wishing to buy DRY GOODS, should not neglect to

examine our assonment ana prices ociorc uuyiu.

We have but ONE PRICE aw

represented by as. vw.,. .TC'-tCX

100 Fifth Street,

&Haarmeyer

I Cincinnati, O

I Clark's Pe,g Shirts. I I ilawn tennis and BKGirci,E SHIRTs, Send ibr Circnlar aim I .rlce-llst wltli formula for sc:lf.measnrcmcDt for 8BIK.TS1 20JCnl U CirFF8, !C. BDO NOT lb All.to CAtt wheoin the CIT17.I llj5 LARK, 4th & Walinut Sts-, Oncinnati, Q,p

send m&&sErnR

DAVID.LANDRETH &S0HS. PHILA-I

and THRESHtRMEN. If yon wist U bay nrrm Clever Hull, Beret Fetter a Rntint (aitber PorUbla orTraation to use tor thraaktna;, aawifS

or for Sea erl purpaaasi, Ws 'Starred Hoowr" Ctotfa. TW R,t iM tk. ck-angMt Fbr Prlea-

(sent free) writs

atad

tO The

Tatlo GomrAn. fSDsflsM

HULL VAPOR COOK STOVE.

Machines. It cemeSmet sr - "

It ia tha resale of 20 y eix

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are. It avoltla tho defects of th raw and pot . seasos and a!abU rsturea aud oumxUeoceef . , It la Jo?'', ligti-vnninny n&imlm, AcudUMM, u a

tawni, thtrable, and simpl. Warraauea matal

fcept in roniur free moyesure uircuism-

In rflnidrfrefr A veers. CircularavcMk.

t aeacj-lptloa sent free oc Psoueat Itia mrely tje V - A a

x trial wiu prove tt. uon-i iau if fef- as roil imy . JMAMUFAOTimKi r JjaOBaKOsl s. . ux

The only Vapor Cook Btove that s tae twt of years, and giyea eatlre itr acd pirfect satisfastita. 50,000 Kow inii, and growing In rATor TThers.Ts used. Those who have them will not do without them. THo Most Simple, Tho Most DaraWoy . TheMost Porfoct,.. ThoMost Etosom1osn 5 NoSwoltoingHoat, Ho First to Build, No Ashw to Romtye, Nof uolto Cairy, Ns.Smoke, No Odor. i FOR SDMJKK USB THEY ABL IBDISPJSSAEUL joe every description of eooWujror other rork heretorortj done by thoordinary cooking titove or range, with ease and perfect oomf ovt. Washing, ironing, baking, broiling, jjrnitr banning, etc., etc, without the insuffe rable haat or the old-fashioned cook store, and iklways ready. 1 i ,k : . " Our Patent Automatic Safety Can rend- , isra the ui of our stovee perfectly naf ini the hands' of the most careless or Inerperlenced. - t---.p ' Send tor full descriptive circular and price JUL Special inducements ia agents in ua?

pccupiixi .ierniry. rufroa

a 6 MWU VAPOR STOVt C0MPAWY V fj Olevelaasl

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