Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1880 — Page 6

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CURED CARTER’S J*ITTLE IT IVER Ip ills

FUNNY MCiHT*.

1 taw a cow hido in the grass,

A rush light on the floor;

] saw a candle-stick in mud, And a bell-punch at the door. 1 saw a horse-fly up a ( reek,

A cat-nip at her food;

I saw a chestnut-burr, and heard

A shell-bark in the wood

I saw a jack-plane off a board, A car spring off the track.

I savr-dust off the floor, And then a carpet uck.

I saw a monkey-wrenc h a hat

From a fair lady's pate,

1 saw a rattle snake a bird,

The Two Honeymoon*.

Samantha Allen’s opinion upon these familiar moons, as expressed in the Chicago Inter-Ocean, is as follows: “Thomas Is as determined as a rock alxiut one

Tin: VI AK I OK IfcNO.

Itr« t Rarte at Homo.

[New York World.)

The normal life of Bret Harte was for S|M'«'ial Amioiiiimm-nt. 1 years of an extremely nomadic character. The subscription price for THBSTAR for isso Having dwelt in a New York hotel, he

We Mean Cured, Not Merely Relieved

Ami Can Prove What ire Claim. nr Th«»r«* an* no rallur«*« xml no

fMsiiitniriitft. If you ai*«* la'oul»l«*«l willi MM'M m:AI»44'llfr: you rail l»«-«-a»ll.t and «|Ul4‘kl? rtirs-d. a* tiiindrs-cln ha««* Imxoi alr«*M4ly. %%«* ntiall Im* |»l«*au»«-d to nnsll a hIm-s-I «»!' l4‘%linioiiialH a»»> inl4‘a‘4*«l4*d. CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS Al*o cure till forms of Biliousness, prevent C’onMi- f pdtion and Dyspepsia, promote DigeMtlon, relieve

distress from too hearty eating, correct Dis

rrecl

ver, and by ti.kii

lorders

in too hearty eating, correct Disoi Ktomiu’b, Htfmulnte the Liver, and Hegu-

^'■“- do all

tress I

‘

late the Bowels. They do all this hy I;.king Just one little pill at a dose. They are purely vegeta- j tile, do not gripe or purge, and are us nearly per- j feet as it Is possible for it pill to lie. Price i'*cents, I . Hold br driiggi'-tH ev«*rywhere in sent by msil. j

o., tit if;, pa.

And hogs head on the plate, 1 saw a brandy smash a glass,

I saw a shooting star,

1 heard the corn stalk in the field,

And pig-iron crow bar

I saw a pin wheel off a post; And wheel-wright in a shop, ] saw a gin-sling upon a tar

1 saw a ginger-pop.

I saw a house-fly over a field,

1 saw an ox roast, too;

I saw a shad-roe and a clam-bake,

And saw a chicken-stew

J saw a sword-fish from a bank,

1 heard the water spout; I saw tobacco-spit, and then I heard an eye-baw l out. 1 saw a fence-rail at the inn 1 heard a waist band play

A lovely stiain a sweet spit toon—

And ther 1 went away.

thing, tii.t .Ik

*d... „ i,!sksls,ivr. z 1 »«*-«■* .•»,i« T n. themselves. The first year in married | people appreciate it, :for what it really is, a , try. Occasionally he might be found in life is a precarious time, make the best of first .task lucaL AND FAMILY NEWSPA- a fashionable boarding-house, near Mauiit; a dreadful curious, strange, precarious 1 pkr. i n the future wi> prom.se that THE Siiiiiirc, or on Murray Hill; and time; anti if ever a woman wants a free , STAR shall bu more entertainimt an.l newesy when h j 8 fl . ien( i s ] ia j become accustomed rtxnn for meditation and prayer, it ts J than ever, and to this cml. •rransements arc , t) ,, lf h . then; and, likewise, the same with the now being made for additional attractions. To | to the locality, tl ) man.’ There never was two persons so our agents who have in the past aided materi- hail taken a house to himself in a new near alike but what they were dilferent, j ally in sucuring our already large list of sub- q Uar ter. Thence he moved to a family and had their different ways and cccen-, scribers we return heartfelt thanks, and hope hote] w hore ere long it was found he

had gone in the country to spend a few

tricities A woman may tliink >he knows j to repay the obligation* should opportunity | a man just as well as if she had la-cn I 'Vo have arranged to give the following

through Ids head a number of times with a lantern; but let her come to live with.

m from day to day, from week to week, |™ro the.best prem.um t-oss-ble

offer.

liberal premiums to our agents this year, and hope they will go to work with a will and se- |

I!::

in sunshine and in storm; when dinner is I ready at noon and when it is late; when his tx)(>tjack is on the nail and when it is lost; when stovepi|>es are up, and when

THE

weeks with a friend.

As Mr. Ilarte’s tastes are “locomotive,” 1 so they are also fastidious. He desires

I'reaiiiiims. | line surroundings, pictures, statuette ... , i. , and he has his room scrupulously arfo the agent sending u.-the Urge t Hub of , with every chair in its exact pogubscr.bers we w,II present an Early Break- > ^ ^ ^ f;UIlt( . st k of dust

"* 1 1 : la.^t Cook stove, No. 8, for coal or wood, with 1 ’ , f • 1 ^ p1

they are being put up, and in all utlaT , ,, x t cn? .| on wa t cr rc j, crvo i r un d wnrm i nR Diicarpetin urm nrt'* 1 * ^ nVorbind I

trials and reverses of lilt*. I tell yon, she | nren. These stoves stand second to none, and , {{ 1 will come across little impatient, ohsti-j are warranted to do the best baking, quickly, I >

OLD HOUSE J. T. WARREN & CO. 64 & 66 W. SECOND ST. CINCINNATI. Foreign and Domestic dried and canned Fruits and Vegetables. Canned, dried and salt Fish. Pickles, Sauces, Oils and Condiments. Soup shift's, Baking Powders, ground & whole Spices. Toilet and Laundry Soaps. Seeds, Jellies, Preserves, Fancy Groceries and Grocers’ Sundries. Stork imjtKrallrlnl in the West. SEND FOR OUR “GROCERS’ MANUAL.”

C AKTI It IM: 4

OLD AND RELIABLE. l)u. Hanford's Livbr Inviookatoh is a HteiJihirii Family Remedy for diseases of tlic Liver, Htoinacii and Bowels. It 13 Purely Vegrtulde.— It never Debilitates—It is Cathartic ami Tonic. ^IT H B IllPv; •'

si ve:

| England Ireland J Scotland Wales 1 Jersey Island ! (luernsey Island | Channel Islands ! Isle of Man

the Overland

hired for him an

nate streaks in him she never laid eyes I with leas fuel than any other, while for style apartment removed hy some little dison before; little selfish, overbearing ; and finish they can not be exeellod. This pre-1 tanee front the office m order that he streaks. And the same with her. He I mium can now be seen at thehurdware store of 1 tuight not bo distUNK'd by the inevitable

of the extent and! raa y have been firm as a rock in the be-j J. D. Stevenson A .Son. ' noise of a publishing establishment, nor

lief that he was marrying an angel, hut ) Tu the agent sending us the next largest club ' i nterr upted by frenuent intrusions. It be brings unexpected «»fsubscribers, wo will present an "Advance was furnished according to bis taste, and

company home on washing day he'll find i Cultivator.” This (arm implement is he hasn’t. They may be awful good- I knnwy.. r.nr readers thayt no..,Is no

principled well-meaning folks, nevertheless, but there are rocks they have got to stiil around, and they want strength, and they want patience, and they want el-

bow-room.”

Where Onr Immigrant* Como From*

[Philadelphia 'rimes ] Some conception

ami variety ol our foreign population I bet tliat he wits m may Is-obtained in examining the fob | the very first time

lowing table which shows the number tuid nationality of immigrants arrived | in the United States during the eight calendar years from 1871 to 1878, inclu-

' wi vo • —

776

332,189 cYjn.'i -I 7--.

2 9

y u I

^ n. , ’ iv, ' r

11J 11 Invigorator i k B l&w L'ta Iteen used 'j*,** in my practice ”aml by the public, for more than 35 years, unprecedented results.

SEND FOR CIRCULAR.

Great Britain, not specified 7,815

Germany - A ustria Hungary - Sweden Norway Denmark • Netherlands Belgium Switzerland France hair Sicily Sardinia Corsica Malta (i recce Spain Portugal - < Hher countries ■

580,129 45,047 5,289 <14,176 66,388 22,267 12,307 5,041 19,390 64,241 38,376 619 13

88 - 167 4,888 - 8,748 - 43,509

746,303

* * * “There is another moon,

j what you may call harvest moon of mar- i "... !' w

I ried life, that rises to light the married lovers on the pilgrimage. It may not be so brilliant and dazzling as the honeymoon, but its light is steady and calm, and mellow as anything, and it shines all the way down to tiie valley, and throws

well

known to our readers that it needs no reccow

inendation from us.

To the agent sending ua the next largest Hull of subscribers we will present an elegant eight darlclock finished in the highest stylo. To the agent sending us the next largest club of subscribers we will present an "Oliver Chill-

| its pure light clear across it to the other side. * * * Then, if they want to ! Like in a few infirm or even bed-ridden 1 relations, on his side or on hers, let ’em take ’em in—it would Ik- perfectly safe.”

Total from Europe From Asia ...

From Africa

From South America - From Pacific Islands - From all others, not specified

Aggregate

We clip the following from a Minnesota exchange. It deals with a Njjeeies of crime which seems to Ik. growing most alarmingly common. From the fact that so many church jieople deal in "o|n lions,” with no conscientious scruples,

makes

timely and cleverly said:

That this gambling den is officered by those who move in the In-st of business and social circles, and is patronized by' those who wear the badge of resjiectabil-1 ity, does not change its wicked and infa-! mous character. Shorn of its endorse-! ment tlirouglwnit the business marts of!

To the agent sending ns the next largest club of subscribers we will present a lino solid gold ring, with beautifully cut raineo setting, val-

ued at $lo.

To the subscriber sending us the next largest Hub of suberibers we will present one of George Ilicknell’s double shovel plows. All agents who expect to compete for these premiums should mention the fact when they semi in their first installment of subscribers. For further information cull on or address, F. A. ARNOLD, Publisher Stak, Ureencastle, ind.

IAKU [OK Sil.ll.

As I wish to quit farming I will sell ray farm of 11*7/4 acres, one and a quarter miles south of east from Bainbridge. Said farm is well watered, being fed by large, never failing I springs. Plenty of good Limestone, and all in cultivation and grass. Well suited (or stock raising- It lies on the State road running east and west and through Loin bridge. J will sell altogether or in lots to suit purchasers. For IJohn u A — 1 - - " -

the following siiggi-.lions Hu -t particulars call on .lohn K. Gordon at Bain

. , . . 1 bridge, or at the place of busi

iridge, or nt

dcrsigned in Greencastlc. Grccli'-ostlc Ind., Lee.

ness of the unII. i: ELLIS, ’, IS7U. Mm:P>

- 1,720,668 106,743,

3061

254,0721

9, PJ4 1 our country, and stniqtcd of the false !*>- j sit ion it claims in our business life by 2,100,451 rciwon of legal recognition in certain) j states, it is nothing more nor less than ,...„ T „ n (flie most fatal and destructive form of i " Aflllsu

Honest Trade. JMiilander Wiley,

KIIAI. KMTATE.

I.«\N A A I» l\*( l<%N( E

OFFICE.

•< m .U.I n B w TOUK L-ITT

A.M OKi Oblsr WILL 1 ku. tot IIA asri 1A 11US

Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liier Cure.

'■ n hi Dr. i YaUT 1 . hi Inn/ I'lir,

A V- ■ -io.il Hu. .Mil, aim-

r.>n..-il, l , v. . n Itrlglil-*

■ Hi.Im-k ... i.ikI tl.l. Uldn. <, I.Ur. . .ii.l

I . in;.. > I.iwi i.k.-.,

‘ 1 i llo ' onli r In i

* statements.

• h” ciirp ..f nixlM'fs-M, Fall for fYnr-

H;cIm*|4*n 4 (ai-4>.

Hif ol Btciulit'M and theothoT for \lur3tcc'A Sat«* iildii4-.v

of tliosi

n4*r*H .Mali* llk;tlH , f4*s 4'i3ii*. 41 I -r tin- . ’ll - Bti iultt'M find

ulseosps, CMll ”

111 IstVl

i ru|iiTt.y.

Farms in MuHon,Monroe. Clinton

and Madison tps.

60-a ore Farm near Plainfield—

choap.

150 acres in Parko County.

Farms and Coal Mine in Clay

County.

Splendid Farm adjoining Green-

cattle.

I—IN"

S-TT-IRr-IE

In \

i the

Underwriters 7 ,

Traders’, of Chicago, Phoenix, of Ilartford.

3ST OT j'VKtY IPTTBIjXCDeeds and Mortgages made and acknowl-

edged.

Business Hours from 1 to 4 p. m. ly 25

and Idvcrt'iitv.

WARNER'S SAFE BITTERS It istheN*?! l*(irilioi'.Hn<l stimulates

own iim 1

irtliei'. ami stimulates

notion to mon* hi allhAil action, mul

benellt in all diseases.

Mrrofl^il4>us anti oDm r fikin Fmp-

tloin* and Di . mcludiUti 4 nu4‘«*i'fi, I I-

ovi-rv

IS t hii ,i '.i-ti.-li! | ** It rttn- i !Ni*r4M"l

* ina • am] t

other

4'<Mi*t i|»jkr inn.

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a It'd as an uj *r M'l

ne%s of f hr S4oTnai*li,

IMifion. r>lv7lhi^-.. 4a4‘iia*ml l>r»dl-

tle ShIi*

Uin tj i. Botllj

WARNER’S

It*ll4*r^. It is id i - . ular tonlt

l»ri< e . uml H1.UO. SATE NERVINE

Quickly ri\ i-. I54*o.< itimI Nl4‘4‘p to theSUlfpring, eunyt Ili*ii<lii(*li4* m d 'NvuvHlglji, prevents

B:|>ili‘|»f |«- HU, .’.ii-l it lifves

wrvrte ........ol oi,..,.| < ^ i tl | U ) citllj W—wmm

.lop imi ver liji

Torpid

tin r euiiHes. anil soot',c ilis

tlu

tftil

work, mental shot Powerful as it is t

lurlH-il Nerve-., u n- ver ii juri s tin- .yaum, Wheilicr taken in small or (arm* doses. Bottle* ol two • priei , .VM*. untl Qil.OO. WA9NE.R S oAFE PILLS

Are an Immediate and active sthnnliv< for a

Id Liver, n *el < re CosliveneiB Uynpepaia. Bit-

& iouincns. iniiout Pia--

, Fever

nd should

xo aunt-a.

rhaa, Malarl", tnd Apne, and |

he used whenever tho

■ u >\< L’18 U0 tin freely and r Ku tiiiit«r I’HI

. operate ‘gitlarly.

iny.

Id r«'i|iilr«‘ *ih It fur IbnriiNuh

. I'rlri* ft*, n

B »ul<' lo DrnnuUl- k Ib-alt-r* I*. Ml <1 iriite (t< 1 t will I. . H.K. Warner & Co.,

l*r«»ppl(-tor*,

EOCHESTER, N. Y. C T^Srnd ft»r 1'iuuphlft

r.*d Tevflmt.nlitU.

MINNESOTA Asivisa

liD.wrti.inty of Wealth. (me mow laiuianu aewruetive torm ot | $7>."0n oqF iret Mortgage Security.

i ; F0 " : Cm ati--l.ii-r:ti-y of l.irth in England to lie .mu-k to our';.!,-™ arn’ton’ ''.'-m' /amUma the guest of several members of the aria- ileus of our city, but are- for aught we tocracy of wealth, said that he was much know, powerless to drive out these gamimpressed by the signs of money in the Lh'ig hells inure popularly descriln-d as latter case as compared with the former.: < r oni “ 11 ''' 1 " 11 bouses ot dealers in ois . r , i where the young clerks in banks In many of the stately homes of England an ,| H Um-s arc led to invest the funds of faded damask and threadbare carpets 1 their employers or stockholders, and | may be found in conjunction with beau-, where there is too much reason to suptiful old iilute and fine pictures. I 1 ”*' Ihut many of our business men are

Everything is of good quality, but it |r f kle8H en(, “K h to r *' i k tlieir business is frequently well worn out; whereas, i c fi uril | l 'L e r and fortunes.

: in the houses of the great money mag- * idy a few days ago, the‘wheel of fornates the upholstery is new, fresh and re V 1111 "hn-li had crept into our city unsplendent, tor that ready money whief ,,r 14 nGsappreliension of its character my lord and the 'squire so often lack in Wll - S !SUlllllllll l 'y ejected in olx-dienee to a [ at hand. The aristocracy of birth have general upnsing aml demand from the however, had hitherto at least one signal l K '°P e- . 1,1 'I s character and in Uie advantage as compared to the others— extent of >to_destructive influence upon jx-rmanency. The fleeting character of J well-lx-mg of society, this outcast even the most splendid commercial for- "heel of fortune is respectability itself tunes is Ix-ing painfully exemplified just c**mpanHl to that system of gambling now in the north of England. known as‘dealing in options,’to which j

The home of Mr. Vaughan, of Bolehow f V :wt of 1 (i !', aUl the young and old of our A \ aughiin—whose father Ix-queathed ! ' ‘Liny enticed and invited.

1 him a palace in which the smoking-room I . ' here is no use of mincing terms ini cost 1*180,0(10 and a single mantle-piece l‘*is matte-r. 1 his system of wheat gam-, ♦10,000-was in the market last month, common, we admit, in whole!

and three weeks later a fruitless attempt cities, ts the most destructive and dan- 1 ,, ffo .. Wh _ _ was made tos»-ll Gray Towers, the prince- Ky r '* Ul * bj Ihe biisiness interests of society with \V. s. Muibnin. tuf e,1< c i Ix-ggar at her dixir; for begging implied ly sent of another great Clereland iron-1 L* 1 ;^ could iie devDcd. It tempts and de-1Ghkkxiu.u\ Wimorr. J. D. Uki-iu. ' “shiftlessncss” mid that was unpardon-‘

master. The house had cost $250,000, < ' t .' l y , ’ s a * ini< ^ lls suming the form of le- WRIGHT & RFFD able. but only $150,000 was bid for it, inclu- g ll,ll j :, lc s(x;culatioii, draws within its a *T’ , T , oJ3/l\nil'V c ^ a T a

si ve of the estate, 390 acres. Only those ‘h'ailly coils thousands who would shrink *; RFENl'As rLE, IND, ' Th.-y Cout.in't <;.-t -Even.”

who have seen such places can realize the faro bank or roulette table. No Will praHieo in all the eourts in tho State.! fLondon Truth ] how completely tlu-y illustrated the aue- is sale wliose employers or custom- Voinpt atioutioa niven tu . - Ik--tiuns and -i t-1 ] tioneering phrase, “d.-fia.,ee of expen.-.” mside the doors of the W ( All' lo fancy and to realize were one. These turn dialer. No merchant but is liable <*l huainc.-a attendi-d to. Notary i’ubiie in of-■,

great northern eeiuuicrciul persons very to be roblx-d by his clerk so soon as that jee at all business hour.. Ufiico in Wiiiiamion ' wonder that the editor ilid not insert rarely have houses in fsinaou, and, un- e'erk^ ventures upon the game of ‘op-1 -°' — _ this one, which isrcally toogixtd to lx-lost: ^ k’i, in I’arliament, seldom make any u ' ms ' EVANS & DEVORE, | “There is a curious duel now pending Hiuit 1.1 gH into society there, hut live - ^ PllVSiciaHS aild SurffeOF S in ,{, ’ s t < "i- which begun several years | in a world of their own around the seat The n»M Way u.., Ue.t. | ,, 7 , f , ° U1 a-o. Mr. A . a Imchefor, challenged Mr. I of t,K ‘ ir bu8,ne “* | 1“-““' Traatcrip..] I ]o % r ^ cst 8,de of the 15., a married man, with one child, who I

r ihe Ix-st administrative oflfeers are! . _ i replied that ti.e conditions were not I

AiCVV-VS iS.

Real Estate, Loan & Insurance Agents, Office over Landes’ Drug Sto^o, East Washing-

ton^street.

Persons having business in our line should call and stio us. 16tf

BENCE.

and Surgeon, U BEEN CASTLE, IND.

G-. W

Physician

was well known to the journalistic and literary circles of San Francisco as one of the most luxurious apartments in the

city.

it was here that he wrote many of those marvelous sketches of California life which have made his reputation on Ixith sides of the Atlantic, and stamped him as a genius of no ordinary rank. The room in Sacramento street should properly lx- called his home, S* it met his requirements far better than any place he has since occupied. His private residence was at San Rafael, a short distance from San Francisco, and he occasionally did some of his work there, but not often. Mr Harte depends entirely iipin his moods, and will write only when he feels thus inclined. He composes with great care, and often tears up his manuscript when nearly completed and begins anew. This accounts for the clearness of his writings. Mr. Harte was born in Albany, N. Y., forty years ago where he spent his boyhood. In 1854 he moved with the tide of emigration to California. He tried mining and school teaching with no conspicuous success, and finally drifted to San Francisco. Being a printer he found employment on the Gold Era, a flourishing weekly at that time. While working at the printer’s case he found time to write some sketches drawn from his experiences in the mining regions, and with trembling hesitation he submitted one of them to the editor. This latter personage was a bluff, hearty, genial diarnond-in-the-rwugh; he now resides at Flushing, near New York City, and one of Ids proudest Ixiasts is that he conducted the newspaper that brought out Bret Harte and Murk Twain. One Style of Christuio ns Oesrrih.il l,y

Homo Terry Hooke. (Good Company.]

Now Lydia Crane was not naturally inclined to be querulous or selfish; she had been duly converted in the progress of a revival in London and joined the church during Parson Beach’s lifetime. She read her Bible daily, said her prayers—I use the phrase advisedly—and was a punctual attendant on all the means of grace. She was the head and front of the church sewing society and Secretary of the Foreign Mission Circle, yet in the living of her life she bad become, at the age of 35, fretful, self-centered, opinionated, domineering; but perfectly certain that she was an exemplary C’hristain. Charity, sympathy, tenderness, do not grow in such a solitude as hers; it is not g<xid for a man or woman to be alone; and if to be a Christain is to wear the image of Christ, as the gospel seems to imply, there was very little obvious likeness in Miss Lydia to the Master wliose

name she bore.

Yet she was a thoroughly honest woman, anxious alxive all things to do right; ready to give every “object” that impelled the long-handled contribution boxes, with deacons at the other end, through

I Especially bad cases where^ other no doubt about this for here is

road it. IT

'H the proof; road it.

IL Having auffi-r.il fn-m Sick Headache H f.ir wj many yean that I can hardly re-1 M tnemlier when I wna free from it, and havIliK been entirely cured hy CarterV Little ( H i.ivcr mile, altar many madtclaaa had been . M aiad hi vain, i an vary willing t.) let eve-1 m i> one kn'.w the meaiiH by which I was ■ relieved, ami urge all who are afflicted as I 1 have been, to aive this remedy a trial. B Mre. B&sxctt JoNKS.dd&t., Krie, IV Carter’s Little Liver Pills alsoreM

gw™ cure all forms of Biliousness, pre- -

vent Constipation and Dyspep-|

or, titom- —u

s all other

much

Only One l.ittlo Pill a Done, a No purspng. No pain. Strictly H Vegetable. Price 25 Cts., flvej* for $1.00. Sold by Druggists in™_ this city and everywhere. Sent Ji by mail on receipt of price. _ Canor Medicine Co., Erie, Ta. BB

ach and Bow-els. Unlike ■I™ pills; smaller and very

:■

BEST IS CHEAPEST! LEWIS’ CONDENSED BAKING POWDER STRICTLY PURE! W. will wire $ 1000.00 fnr any Alum or other ailitlli ration found in this /'OH It hit. Indorsed by tho Brooklyn Board ' Health, and by the best chemists l the United states. It 13 STRONGFR than any Venal Powder la the world. It NKVEU FAII.R to make light bread when used as directed. It IsCOMMESDEDby every housekeeper who has given It a fair trlaL It 18 an entirely NK W INVENTION, without any ot the bad qualities of soda or salerntua, yeast or other baking powders. It has in Itself a tendency to sustain and nourish Un)

system.

Good food makes good health; and health Is Improved or impaired In proportion as tho lood wo eat Is nutritious or otherwise. Lewis' JUkinu Powiilu always make*

good food.

One can of this la worth two of any other

baking compound.

It makes orend whiter and rleher. More than half the complaints of bud flonr arise from tho use of common baking powders, which often make the best of flour turn

out dark bread.

The mo it delicate persons can eat food prepared with It without Injury. Nearly every other baking powder la adulterated and Is absolutely Injurious. Tills is made from It. fined Grape (resin of Tartar, nnd Is PK.H I ’KCTI.V PURE. It makes the REST, Ugh teal, and moat

nutritious

BREAD, BISCUIT, CAKE,

CRULLERS,

BUCKWHEAT, INDIAN, AND> a , FLANNEL CAKES.

Of A thh^owder. Wm ,,rOV ' tU ° * up * r,ortt »

every slip on every other Sunday, though _ ^xtrricTcniirotn.T bt she hud not even a kind word for the 6E0.T> LEWIS & MENZIES COa

PHILADELPHIA.

AbKira.-ts cd'ti-, 1 " us '“"king over the stories that * "lo.'m!* ri !.Y ' vcre fient in last week for the prize, and

• K'.'h In i.

OVER 1,000.000 ACRES OF

FINE FARMING LANDS IX MINNKMITA A .\ It ItAHtMA, k..r nl« hy ill. WINONA A ST. PETEK H.K.CO., Al fr tn ay in a*l per Aere, rnil on liberal Irrmv. T tiro iruij, 11, | n Un' . .1 .hr.l belief (he Solti,. Wf»t, and are t-qually *hi adaptrd to Uip growth of ol,ier • vc Tht climate ia uutur>

paated fnr bealtlifulopM.

'I Ii4*y an* t>4*4* from IiM'iinilirfino^. •eiu/ree elc ’ eon<a *’*»»»y /uff ttt/yrmuDon, CHAS. E. 8 ! M MONS, L»od rommUsloner, Ou'l U(n< etC.fft N.W. H , 7l o.,CnitAuo,li.u in. *h*k *»i i< W#<*v w , 1POTJT Z MORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS. F.1B3

The Great Soullnvest. [Toledo ill.uk’ ] It is announced that some capituliaks in St. fsiiiis are |)re|iariiig to build a railroad from Sail Antonio, Texas, to j Lerado, on the Ixirdcr of Mexico. 'Ihis ! enterprise is one that should coinmeud itself to every busines- man in tho coun-

try.

Without carrying facilities it is imptsihlc to build up a trade anywhere. Mexico is rich in vegetable and mineral wealth, has a considerable population whose wants ure constantly increasing, and ninny of them must Ik* supplied by imports from other countries. The United States is the most natural source to draw from, but it eannot lx' done to any great exte nt without railroad facilities. It is for the benefit of the commercial interests of the country that this enter-

prise should be encouraged.

those who make their authority felt with DoiinohUG & Lewis, 1 v few words us jHisMible, and never dis- 1 ATTflRNPYSl AT ~ flay it uniicccssarilv. Men who arc ^ - ■ LU - n,iN J:j 1 « ■&!

. , I Practise in nil the Courtv. Probate buni-

leaders Inoss nntl collections a xnaci

rompetont to oommanil

Men

—“liorn

LAW,

equal; that he must necessarily at risk with liis life than tlie other,

us they are called—have no occasion to exact obedience from subordinates, for ho one ever thinks of disobeying them; while those who do not possess the facul1 ty only display their weakness in their efforts to appear important and impress-

ive.

The story is told of a man who bad a large number of pigs in a |s ii near hi? house, and made it his practice to go out every evening and "stir them up” with a <‘1 uli, to the great annoyance of the pigs and the disturbance of the neighlxirs. One of these remonstrated with him one morning, asking why lie treated Ida pigs in such a cruel manner. “Bcmiusc, be

>ut more

nnd

he declined.

A year afterward lie received a dial-j

nnil collections a siieciiilty".' DcoUs and bulge from Mr. A., who stated that lie,

too, had now a wife and child, and he : supposed, therefore, the objection of Mr.

r- ——t—Tj-—-j B. was no longer valid. Mr. B. replied 1 " Notary Public! tliat he now had two children, conse-1

I quently the ineqimlity still existed. The ! next year Mr. A. renewed his challenge,

ATTOENEYS AT LAW,''

PUOVKUBS.

ST!

•Tor slnlrirg op. Ctc, paijii tlon and low ppnj

rely on Hop I3ii

Pl’nit 4 *, lUci-b.”

‘Tload of, p»-nrtiro

■*' - liitf

and use Hop 1

iwidyon ivu.Ih 'tv: boeiUiy ami Iiappy,

urn,

jtyf

“lildlcfi, do yr-j want to Ik* j t-' r gr, healthy nnd bcnutifiuf

iu.s© Hoi ‘

Hop Uittei

“acr

! nmi lciiBc? executed and liHmmv'ledxoiL Oiiica ovlt Lar.dcs drufj store, Washington si

QRBBNCA6TLB. IND.

I U I! AN V \ ,

lute of Brown A IlaoiiB.

I iANNA cY 11 AYS.

rsrjtnen. Law-

yer*, hcitor*. nanUcib and lAar!i"s l. « d

Hop Hitters dully.”

“IIop Bitters him rort'*re«i to eobricty and

health, perfect w it-

i mu i

IMZOV ERIXS. '‘fLViftvillhepiild for

“Hop ttiftors bnllds

np. tftrcngMvena and euro* continually

from tho first douo. * “K13ney and VrU

nnry complaint?? of all kinds permanently cuml by Hop Litters/*

Hop Corr.n CtbeIs

the sveetest. Kiileat oad Lest. A-ik cnildron.

Tlio TTop Pad for

St mm !,, " '

L .dm ;

! all otlicra. Curoa r uhsorjit.oa. Ask

lin ys, If

, all oth* by o hsorpj HrugglttU.

«, Mver . Is aupe

and rlor

from mi

“Sotr

ectvvitxJca i oiporance.** I

Sonr rtom.vJi, nick headache aiul du*. incsH Hop Bitters cur ua with a few doguL”

answered, “1 want them to know I am | Ixiss.” There are too many men in every community whose idea of executive ! ability is exactly on a jxir with this.

_ . j They bluster and splurge and “atir tl

Has the time arrived when the country up” generally, csmi iuced that such f.Hil-

itor is entitled to no ..iiini.in of tiia.nvn i* s n parade of

Every Hit.

[Attica find.) Ledger ]

I,,

U1 prev III Im re* r L4>Lt.,

i’-« <! in fhim lid Dn vi rfl llofj rilOLEI eat UAj'Lb in Fowl <

tud make tue butt

of ndllf er ji.m

or prevent nlmcait kt Li.f

Hitio are heir to.

. onr* bATiarAt tioji.

WlLL OI

BAVZS I. rotTH Proprietor. • bai.tiaicuu2. aia.

editor is entitled to no opinion of his own in political matters? And if w>, how ‘hx-s it hapix'n that that unfortunate Mass is singled out from all others?

; W hy not apply the same rule to mer1 chant*, or fanners, or day lalsirers? ft

would Lii cverv bit ns reasonable. A gas meter cares nothing for comfort or sociability. The whole family mav be al.vut three weeks in a month with the house shut up, and the meter will not

hud it out.—[Ne w Orleans Picav.u.n '

[larade of authority will convince , those unfortunate enough to bo under them that they are “boss,” whereas, the 1 fact is that it serves to convince all concerned that they are fouls. And the time comes at length when those who are over them find it out, and they are dreplied. Tho quiet way is the best’ aft-

er all.”

Tho cathou’nil of Cologne, wliose walls are decaying vv'h ace. will he finished

No. Ai.i.ks’s Block, Grkvncasti.k, Isd.

(Brown A Hanna's ohl ofllcF.)

eft Colic, tions made and claims a.ljustcd on ri.'in.'iiiol)lc terms, ly.'iSpd

H. H. MATHIAS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

UREENCASTLE, IND.

Office—Eaftt sMo Square, over IlnyH* store. J. R. MILLER. X. T. MOORE.

Miller a Moore,

AttomjsatLawRsal&EslatB Atsils, Ureenc»«tlo I ml. Ollic—Bayno'n Block-

JamksJ. Smiley.

having now two children also; but his adversary had three. The matter, when hist heard from, was still going on, th, numbers Ixdng six to seven,and tlieriml

lenge yearly renewed.”

floiid for .

P. I. C. 1b an ahsolnte 1 and irresiiitiblo cur© | for drunker of opi liLIX'O All above Fold hy drugirlNlH. Hop Bittern Circular.

can

I’li i la-, j

Wouldn't Suit Yount; America.

[Detroit Free Press.)

Courting in the Azores, if one credit the correspondence of the

dclphia Times, is done’ at long range. |

Passing the house the correspondent saw a young man standing in t| 1( . middle of the road talking to a young lady who was leaning oyer the wiling 0 f the balcony. W hen he saw he was noticed he

WillisG.Nerr. wnlkeo away, hut presently returned'

SiM ILFY & N EFF , nn ; r,Mln ‘" 1 hi : '• “versation.

A.T lIw that thev'ahv'i '* 1 :,ire,,pon< ^ ent

usiness.

quuro, (trconcustlo, Iml. Practi

all the courtif ol tho State ami solicit busi

tvs Ix-gin that way and that men is never admitted to the

a b: ie .a. ip ..

Ytyr

■ *bav

rs delivod to any part of tho or load, and moo kindlini;. ..nil...i .11. 1, u '

hou.so until al 1 ut to be engaged to the Q . young tiny, and then he sees her only in I

the presern 0 of other memls rs of the

family. If they are as careful of their 1

as they are of their maidens in the . the iiihrtbitants of those churm1 -- - .1—1 t- .t,„ j

wive; Azore

5*pBgo’c|sJ^ 0f ° 55 , -ii o fi. SsSESsja 55 2 w°s»-u’-ir.r |5;ia» s 5£|| R a S B o !g ^ S .2 2 « 'OVFUL Now, fnr Boys an.l Olrl, 11 ''Vl'VTnV' 1 A NKW

S.-rtw Cutting, t'OIlN 9m li ins’ ?. ’“r»‘“-Warj«,„-. U.yCutti^ W e ^

0 f nil.