Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 May 1880 — Page 2
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We Mean Cured, Not Merely Relieved And Can Prove What we Claim. VfT I Im i« a if* no rnllMr«‘H an«l n4»«ll«n|»> I»«»inlaiMMilM. If yon arc uilli •* lit: yon ran br raallj and «|ni«*kly am fiiindr«‘«I»» Imvc ba^rn already. W’r fclaaill Ih* i>l« ns. <1 i«» mall a of l4*NfInKaniala* to any Inl«‘r«‘»t4‘ri. CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS Also euro all forms of Biliousness, prevent Constipation and Dyspepsia, promote Digestion, relieve distress from too nearly eating, correct Disorders of ilio Stomach, Stimulate the Liver, and Hegulate the Bowels. They do all this by taking Just one little pm at a dose. They are purely \ ta hie. do not gripe nr purge, and art* as nearly perfect as It Is possible for a pill to be. Price cents, 6 for fl. Sola by druggists everywhere <>i sent by mail. 4'AKTKK ItKItll'INE t'O.. KKIK, I*.*.
BUY A HOME IN MICHIGAN. •5 TO *10 PER ACRE! Strong; .Soil*! Sure Crops! !{nllroa<! throtiitla Center of I.anda. Healthy Cllmato. Srh«H»l« and CburchcM. In-
t«*lliy;t‘ni Population.
HIGHEST REWARD TO FARMERS. These lands are a long distance Cast of the
ii River. Large amount saved in
of crons, lies
'l lip]
travel and trai
tiv<
, •Jllarde» -, |an«l Other Things)
Out-**
(Bridgeport Farmer.) The other evening a gentleman boarder in one of our genteel boarding houses was confortably reading in his room, the door open, when, from the foot of the stairs, he heard a young lady boarder with whom he was on terms of free and playful intimacy, call:— “Mr. , throw me your night-gown,
please?”
Sure that he must have misunderstood
her, he called:— “Throw you what?”
“Your night-gown, please.”
He was startled. There was no mistaking her meaning, and believing that some new joke was on foot among the second-floor occupants which would seem to justify such a strange request on the part of the lady, he took a fresh night shirt from his bureau and tossed it over the ballusters. It was received with an ejaculation that sounded little like
thanks, and all was silent.
Next morning on descending he discovered his properly at the foot of the
stairs, where it seemed to be doing duty i„.„„ „„„ as an impromptu door mat. For a mi ,1,en can (1 °
ment he inwardly pronounced it very shabby treatment of such an immaculate article by the fair borrower, and returned to bis room with it; but took his place at the tabic in his usual good hu-
mor.
“Well, how did it work?” he inquired, looking over expectantly at the lady. She had omitted to give him her usual cordial salutations, and now her eyes were fixed ujs,n her plate, and her expression of face but a shade lighter than
a thunder cloud.
“Did the joke pan out a success?” he
pleasantly persisted.
All the most terrible and deadly weapons of war have been thrown completely in the shade by the new Gatling gun which was exhibited on the 27th of March at the offices of Sir W. Armstrong, the manufacturer, in St. George’s, Westminster, before a number of experts. This fearful weapon is capable of tiring a thousand shots per minute and kills a man or a horse at a mile range. It has a compact appearance, can be taken to pieces and easily errried about, can be j applied to military and naval use, and the mechanism of it is simplicity itself; the revolving band has two compartments, into which, as they whirl round, metal cartridges drop from a tall, oblong case fixed over the center of the barrel. At each turn of the handle ten shots are fired, and their dispersion is accomplished by a sliding apparatus. The size of shot in diflerent calibre guns of this class ranges from musket balls to half pounders. By the use of this implement three
the work of three hundred
single men. A quarter of a million of dollars is said to have been spent on experiments necessary to perfect the gun, which is now declared by every military
expert to bo a complete success.
Capt. Chase of Portland, is regarded i as ordinarily a truthful man. Ho commands the brig Ysidora Rionda, and
Cemetery
GREEN HOUSE! Five houses Pull of n.re healthy plants
VI.*I) V I’ll R A P
VERY CUE A l 1
BEDDING PLANTS 5 cents a dozen. VERBENAS, 50 cents a dozen. TUBE ROSE B LBS 65 cents a dozen. VASES from .50 cents to *5 50 each.
Plain and Fancy
ItaskolM, Ronqiu‘1 lloldrr*, Wir*' Designs, rtr., FII.I.ED ON KIIOKT NOTICE.
Cl T FLOWERS FOR ALE lil.NON OF DECORATIONS Wc give more plants for the same money than
you can yet elsewhere.
City Greenhouse,
corner of Vine and Walnut
streets.
EVEKOKEEN, FKEIT AND MilADE TREES, AND VEOETABLE PLANTS on SALE
tfi’.i
JOHN WILSON.
wntca from Matanza that be has seen a; Ista serpent. "It was a few minutes before noon” he says “when I saw, about \ 200 yards ahead of us. the mouster rear,
jitution of crops. Descrip-
e pamphlet iu £ngllsh f\n«l (Jormiin. Address IT. O. HreHAIKT, Commissioner, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
OLD AND RELIABLE. Db. SahPGRD’s LiVEK IimOORATOH is a Standard Family Remedy for diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels.—It is Purely Vegetable.— It never Debilitates—' Cathartic and Tonic. TRY
LIVERY, SALE
— -A-ISTID
FEED STABLE! Tho undersigned be*?* leave to inform
7*\\* . '^aG^ 6 ’ VXV'”' •.n0< o',I
\i \> .
' Invigorator
’’has been used a my practice >y the public, r more than 35 years, w.u» unprecedented results. V* SEND FOR CIRCULAR. S.T. W. SANFORD, M.D. ( 1 i , 9 S w b ^SciVt AX1 DfttUtilSl TULL TKLL 1 JU ITS R£riTAriOai
, JZ i-n.ri'.i.'bo;,,.;:,» him in sober inquiry. Seeing there was feet in all—its head being about 10 feet a mistake somewhere, he wisely conclud- [out of water, at an angle of about 15 deed to keep quiet and let the mystery ex- !g rees — an j suddenly dip it again, which
plain itse lf. And it did. i hat he . . repeated three times ere ]! putdie thatlic has bought the stock and interfound upt^p his dressing table the follow- ^pcrauou u rejitaicu mreu i.iuls uc j eflto f|i anna & Black in the livery husine.-n, ing note: , lost sight of it. Judging from the por- and is now prepared to furnish all who wish V»\f i A.T1 . I .... . 1 i anythinir in his line with good Teams, Car*'l r * » w "Fn next I a^k you to* tion which I saw, the animal could not riages. BugRiesor Saddle Horses. Also buy, throw me your knife down, or make any i,., r , , j sell and feed horses and mules, request of you whatever, yon will know I ave bcen less than 1GJ feet long, and Norlhea8t Corner Public Square, it. I did not expect such insult from ah 0 ** 1 the size of a molasses hogshead in, [ Grecncastle, Ind. JOHN CAWLEY,
you, sir. I believed you Ui be a gentle-J the middle. Its head and jaws had a lia t ma ?’: ; j’. ., (square appearance, and by no means
Calmly and in silence the gentleman . r
ate his dinner—and on his return to busi-! an ,nvlt,n S look for a noar approach.”
ness dropped a note in the P. O., of
which the following is a copy:
“.\Jiss , when next you ask me to throw my ‘knife down,’ or honor me by any request whatever, I trust I shall be so fortunate as to understand you correctly. You believed me to be a gentleman, and I know you to be a lady. .” On his return that evening she went to him in the hall with cordially outstretched hand and frank words of apology. A hearty laugh followed, and each promised to keep "the joke” a secret, and up to this writing each haa faithfully
keep the promise.
Not Exactly His Unt* (Virginia City Chronicle.] Last evening after the performance was over at the show a young man called on Chiarini and said he wanted to see him on private busiiic®*. The old veteran took him into his office and received him with his usual politeness. “I came all the way from Carson to see the show, and I’d like to join,” said the
young man.
“On, I see,” said the showman; “youj are a well-formed, heallhy-looking young I fellow, and I'd like to encourage such as! you.” The youth’s face brightened. “You don t chew, smoke, or drink, I
hope?”
“Oh, no; honor bright—except soda
and beer.”
“You must leave off these bad habits. They weaken the muscles and paralyz* the nerves. You can soon stop drinking, but your salary will not be large until
‘Fm&UaJalieMiee. • i Reduce your expenses by purchasing the Giant Ridiug Saw Machine, • The only machine that gives entire satisfac,tion. All communications addressed to the
undersigned will bo promptly answered. C. P. SMITH. Coatesville. Ind., J. F. MULIIOLN, Greeneastle.Ind., mts for Putnam, Hendricks and
I General Agents for Morgan Counties,
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The Old Reliable Adams Express Co.
Honest Trade. Philander Wiley,
will continue to do business as heretofore to all points East, West and South, and more especially on
1 be EoiflSN ille, ^ew 'WANTED—15.000 on First Mortgage Security.
& Cl I ica °’( > ' FOR SALE—My vine-clad Cottage.
REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND INSURANCE
OFFICE.
!,
Albany
Road. A. R. Brattin, | 4t2 Agent at Grecncastle, Ind !
THOSE
City Property.
Farms in Marion,Monroe, Clinton
and Madison tps.
GO-acre Farm near Plainfield—
eap.
150 acres in Parke County.
Farms and Coal Mine in Clay
County.
Splendid Farm adjoining Green-
castle.
-TJ-K-E
1 Iho
WHO NEVKR
Underwriters',
Traders’, of Chicago, Phoenix, of Hartford
IB TT
j UST OT-A-ZEtYT ! Deeds and Mortgages
1 edged•
Business Hours from 1 to 4 p. m
IPTIBIilCmade and acknowl-
Without posting themselves in the prices of the leading clothing houses positively
ly 25
Dr. Ellis,
PI 1YS1CIA X AX D SURGE()N.
ASSERT
Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
(fbrmrrly T>r. rVr/jp’# Kidney f>/r. YPirotablo preparation a mi tin* «mi remiMl.v In tfio world f<u Ituiif lif'* i:.-..
IH:iIh I4*«. iiii«1 ALL Midliej, I.Inff, aihd
‘UKi
4*11.1 >4*lt ur.i
0*r , 'lVMtlmonialsof tbo highest order In proof
of thes»» statements.
Ilf f *N S •r4 h i>V H | | f ral1 for War-
iff) For tin* run iineas • ••.til for I ami L^ver <Pu re.
I4*s flirt*.
of IS riK ti t ‘*4 m IVaruei-'u Su;
ml tho other 14* Kii(lll4*v
you have overcome these little tendencies. A little lemonade is all the performers drink. Call at 11 o’clock tomorrow morning and I will see what I can do. You mustn’t expect over $50 a week, though, at first. We never pay high salaries until we know just what a
man can do.”
The delighted Carsonite went away, and this morning was on hand.
Chiarini took him to a tent where throe immense Bengal tigers were caged.
Handing him a curry comb und a pair of .lowest prices; in fact, the best goods fur Ihc
shears, lie remarked:
“Your duties will be comparatively least money, can be had nt the store of »fi,000 dollars to loan on short time. Apply
light at first. You will go in the cage 'immediately.
and curry the animals down every morn-1 ’ , 1,fr,,on " bllving b a u n ’] n 4’ e *J?. our line ebou ] [ i , ‘ f < ' a " log, and about once a week cut their n mhwb A _ —
»r l, y. ^iIiE vl SiiELXT, g. c. smythe. m. d.,
In office formerly occupied by Ellis A Smith, East Washington Street, up stairs over Allen’s marble shop, Grecncastle, .... Ind.
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SitWNYS it At evNMjrewA,
Thai the best selection, the nicest Myles, the EStatC. L02U & 11150131100 AEClltS.
Oflieo over Landes’ Drug .'to»*c, East Washing-
tonistreet.
jirivirr.andnttmulaton ,
©v^jiy fu'M tion ,10 nion* h< iithfui uciiou, and i :l Diontn, you may have occasion to
WARNER’S SAFE BITTERS. It isthobest Vll4»4»«l Q*iiril!rr. and btiniulutfs
r<*ry funotion to more r
a tliiiH a iHMiofit in all discast's.
It curesM€?r4>fiil4»u*t ami otlicrSililii I’rstplioiiM and Diseases including I'Huut*!**, 1.1-
r4»r«, and ('tlier S4ir4*H.
IL>M|><*|»wlih. WfuIiim*** ol'ilic .Sl4>mnrli, €'4>IM»li|mli4MI. IHxxI|I4*M*4, <44*II4*I*uI iM'.’li yif.v. He., aiv « ur* d by the ^ufi* m?i4-t«. U id um tinalcfl as an anpetizoraud rt*«ular tonif. BottlfS of two M‘H ; pric es, &04*. ami M.oo. WARNER’S SAFE NERVINE
Quickly gives and Sl4*4*i» to tin* cures ||4*u«Iim*Iio and !\>ural|;ia % L|>ll4‘|»ll4* ami rtdievi s N<*r« 4» (ratioei lu'oug;iit on by execssiv* work. nn*ntal Khocks, and other causi Powerful uh it is to stop pain and n
that when they attack the tiger-tamer, | I Mr. Wilson, they won’t lacerate him i much. Sometimes, but not more than
.. stop pain i
1 Nervc*H, it m-ver injures
whether taken in smuli or large closes. Buttles of two s,/.’s; prices, {HK*. and #1.00.
thesufferinff,
ms
r% ov*. I*r4>s- • dnnk, over*
GH.
it .soothe tli.s-
the
The old reliable Clothier and Gents* Fur-
nisher, om2
Great Reduction IN PRICES!
system,
WARNER’S SAFE PILLS
Are an immediate and active stimulus for p.
<yapepiia, Bil*
Bilious
Toriii l L’.vpt i, | .ne Costivencas. D;
iouincss.
rhera, Malaria
BiarFove/
and Ague, ami .should be usi’d whenever tbo bowels do pot operate freely and regularly. No oII’ht I’lll* require *.ufh hiiioM lor thorough work. Prirr 5!.'» rt*. * box. .xrnrr'n Safe i(ciiio<ll« > x itr4» MiM t.« Pnigul-I» A Ocalrrs i.i Uotlirliio ever) wlirro. H.H.V/arner&Co., I’roitrlctora, R0CHL3TLR, N. Y. C <‘Soiul fn- raiuphlrt a till I "sllrioninU.
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LIGHT AT LASTj Dr. Loibig*8 Wonderful Discovery. Ntrvous Vitality restored by Dr. Leibig's 8pe-( cdic Remedy, the Great German Cure [ For nerv us <IrUility from wh.itevcr cause A I imple and iiifaiiible remedy for physical debility, I seminal weak ness, im potency, Ac., resulting from I excesses, indiscretions or solitary vLe. The only I preparation endorsed by the Medical Associations I and Academies of Germany, France and England, j and adopted by the Medical Staff of the Gorman I and French Armies. Pamphlets with full htstoryl of the discovery mailed free to any address by the I Chicago Agency. The Great Oerman Cure is sold i by all Druggists at $1 per package, or six pack-1 ages for $5,nr will he sent free by mail on r • eipt I of the money, by addressing The Leibig Medicine I ^ oft ^esrhora bt., Chicago, IU>.
file their teeth. You just throw the auj imal ou liis back and hold his head be- j | tween your knees. If he acts rough,! ! belt him in the nose a few times. Keep ! belting him until he quiets down.” “Havn’t you got a vacaney in the art' department?” asked the young man
from Carson.
“Is art your line?” inquired Chiarini. | “Yes,” drawled the young man. “In ( the shows I've always run with I used to paint the red stripes on the zebras. I I Killed so many tigers keepin’ em straight that the Loss wouldn’t let me handle’em. He said I used ’em too rough.” Chiarini swears that the terror from Carson shall have the first vacancy’.
The I'arls To!lee.
The entire population of Paris, vrheth er lloating or permanent, is counted officiiflly every month. Whether your abode lie at a private residence, hotel or | boarding house, you will be required I within forty-eight hours to sign a register giving your name, age, occupation and former residence. This register iv s also iho leading elv:ract*ri ties of > ir personal appesisoiee. There is no i:i !iag in Paris. Kujry h ui.<e. every i r.i is known and under police surveii-1
la-ice. while each stranger is known and | St - bonis Buggies and I’hmloim on leseriliod at |s.Ii.’:' headquarter within 1,1 prices to suit the times, a M.ort time ; iter las arrival. H might Notroublo tozhow ourwork, be advisable lor some tourists who pro-, Cull ami pose a visit to the French metropolis to All kinJs of Carriage Repairing (lone,
prepare beforehand for this scrutiny of the Freneli officials, for once within the walls of Paris your indentity i*- hv.-.y.
there. jliiol Greencaitle, In 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE—On Vine Street, between Washington i anil Walnut—one door north of residence,
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The Niilieiial 4 onventioii. The State Convention of the National party, at Indianapolis, was well attended, all sections of the State being represented. Speeches were made by Hons. Weaver and De LaMatyr. The Conven tion made the following State ticket: Governor—Bichard Gregg, Dearborn. Lieutenant-governor—Thomas De Bruler, Yanderburg. Secretary of State—Charles Ycoehley, Marion. Auditor of State—George W. Detnaree, Johnson. Treasurer—John F. Ulcry, St. Joseph. Attorney-general—John L. Miller, Tippecanoe. Reporter of Supremo Court—Thos. Marshall, Delaware. Clerk of Supremo Court—C. 11. W’essler, Yanderburg. Superintendent of Public Instruction— M. E. Please, Howard - Supreme Court Judge— Third District—W T . A. Tipton, Fount-
ain.
Fifth District—Vacancy to be filled by the State Central Committee. The platform adopted w - as quite lengthy, and we present the following synopsis: The first five resolutions declare that the people through their government should resume control of the currency, which has been delegated by the Hepublicans to a moneyed oligarchy, and that all currency, whether metallic or paper, should be full legal tender, and of sufficient volume to do the business of the country’. The sixth and seventh declare that we are in the midst of a revolution which has for its object the rescue of the producing classes from the oppression of an interest bearing debt. The eighth, nineth, and tenth demand the payment of the londed debt as fast as it becomes due, and the prohibition ol another dollar of debt, either state or national. The eleventh and twelfth demand for labor the divine right to enjoy its legitimate fruit, which should be secured by
law.
The thirteenth demands that public lands shall be held for homes for actual cultivators. The fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth denounce those who in public position secure illegitimate gains; they are unmitigated thieves and should be punished as other criminals. The seventeenth demands economy in public affairs. The eighteenth demands that the soldiers shall be paid according to the contract. The nineteenth demands the immediate passage of the law to equalize soldiers’ bounties. The twentieth declares suffrage the inalienable right of every citizen of the United States. The twenty-first favors the passage of the licagan inter-Stato commerce bill. The twenty-second opposes the importation of Chinese servile labor. The twenty-third denounces the arrest and imprisonment of American citizens for exercising the right of free speech. Mr A. T. Keightley was a member of the committee on resolutions, and Mr. R. |M. Hazelett is the member ot the State Cei al Committee from this district.
“BECAME SOUND AND WELL.” HATCHER S STATION, Ga. R. V. Pieros, M. D.: Dear Sir—My wife, who had been ill for over two years, and had tried many I other medicines, became sound and well by using your Favorite Prescription. M\ j niece was also cured by its use, aftei [ several physicians had failed to do het any good. Yours truly, THOMAS J. METHVlN. “BEST OF ALL.” BALTIMORE, Md., March 5th, 1S79. [Dr. R. V. Piercr: I Dear Sir—My family have used your Favorite Prescription and it has done all I that is claimed for it. It is the best ol all preparation for women complaints. 1 recommend it to all families. G. S. WATERMAN, Druggist.
OLD HOUSE J.T. WARREN & CG, 64 & 66 W. SECOND ST. CINCINNATI. Foreign and Domestic dried ana canned Fruits and Vegetables. Canned, dried and salt Fleh. Pickles, Sauces, Oils and Condi. ments. Soup sOufl's, Baking Powders, ground & whole Spice-, Toilet and Laundry Soaps. Seeds, Jollies, Preserves, FaneGroceries and Grocers’ Sundries. Stock inijmrallctcil in the West SEND FOR OUR “GROCERS' MANUAL. - ’
THE READY FAMILYSOHP MAKER’ LEWIS’ LYE 08 PER CENT. PURE.
(l'atvnt«*d.)
FINELY POWDERED. UUUILY PERFOrED.
Tho Nfroiurrflt and purent Lye ma«!p. Will make 12 potmas of the bent Perfumed ULard tioao
in ‘Jo minutes without boilinit.
i miimti M without iMMlinit,
The lx*Ft water-softener made.
The Iw Ht disinfectant.
Lye:
» ftnd H*a>nnK the coiih-ule exposed, thereby savin* the trouble, annoyance, and i _ *lan*t*r (from flyin* particlen), &«
Mth other Lyes, whii •
. solid in the cans, must be
broken with a hammer to get
t out.
i Second. It hein* a fine |now4l4*r. you can remove the lid and pour out all the contents, beuiK always ready for
UHO.
Third. A teas]*oonful or more can he ised, as in water-softeninK. scrubbinir,
Flrut. It In packed in an iron can with Hh|'<>r r<’inn\;il>l.. h.|, eamly uk. :: ** by savinfcr K ‘‘ Mh-n
BN
Third, t need, as in etc.,and tin thereby sa
OW With other Lyes nil must Im - diFwilvyi B Wat once and used in a short tune, or the
stremrth is vone.
Foilrtli. AbHOlute purity. Free ■ from all adulterations.
Fifth. The best Soap can bo made in from ten
to twenty minutes with this Lye.
Sixth. No failure in possible in making Soap with this Lye when the simple directions given
are followed.
Seventh. One ran of this Powdered Lve is e<iual to twenty pounds of Bal Soda or Washing Eiffhth. One can of this Lye will saponify one round more of grease than any other Concentrated Lye. Ball Potash, or Banonitler. Ninth. This Lye in ‘is i>or cent stronger than any other Lye or Potash. Tenth. One to two t**aepoonfuls will soften a tub of tho hardest water. Eleventh. One teaspoonful will thoroughly cleanse Sinks. Drains, or Closets. Invaluable for killing Roaches, Mice, Rats, etc. Tho best article for washing Trees. ■ANWACTUBED ONLY BY Gr.T.Lewis&MenziesCo. PHIT.Anr.T.PMIA-
G-. W. BENCE.
Physician and Surgeon,
GRKENCASTLE, IND.
Office over ‘•Whon’’ clothing Store. Heriilence with W. B. Malholn. 13tf
STOP THAT COUGH.
If you are suffering with a Cough,Cold Asthma, Bronchitis, HayFever,Consumi>
tion, loss of voice, tickling in tho throat, or any affection of teo thtoat or lungs,use
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consutnp
tion. This is the great remedy that i-
pw » mci j> ncx/rmc - i causing so much excitement by its won «. Oi* ULVUrtt, derful cures, curing thousands of hope Physicians and Surgeons. 1088 ca #^ s- Over one million botttles Ol
Dr. King’s New Discovery have
been used within the last and have given perfect
C&siiih Ixtrtct er 33XTOHXr r One of the Best
INVESTIGATORS IN USB. It Is a ppMSlflc in the eureof all diseases I of the Kidneys, Bladder. 1'rostatlc 1’or ] tion of the Urinary Organs, Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder, Burning Urine, Gleet, Gonorrhea in all Its stages. Mucous Dischargee, Congestion of the Kidneys, Brick Dust Deposit, Diabetes, Innammation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Dropsy of Kidneys, Actu Urine, Bloody Urine. Pain in the Region of the Bladder, PAIN IN THE BACK. Urinary Calculus. Renal Calculus, Renal Colic, Retention of Urine, Frequent Urination, Gravel In all its forms. Inability to retain the Water. particularly in persons advanced in life IT .8 A KIDNEY INVESTIGATOR that restores the Urine to its natural color, removes the aoidand burning, and the effect of tho excessive use of lutuxi- | eating drink. PRICE, tl; or, >lx Bottles for 15. | CJVfcvnd for Circular, fluid by all Druggist*. V . JOHNSTON & CO., J 1G1 Je(Ter84>n Ave,, I)4*troit, Mich. Agents for Uie l\ 8. and Canada.
For sale by Conrad Cook.
hoFcrcstand Rost ilctijfir.o ever
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OrFiCK—AVest side of iho Square, over Tny* lor i Store. lyd()
Donnohue & Lewis,
i ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ■ Practice in all the Courts. Probate business and collections a specialty. Deeds and
mortgages executed and acknowledged.
! Oflieo over Landes drug store, Washington st.
GRKENCASTLE, IND.
Carriages, Jump Seats,
Phaetons, Buggies Spring Wagons, &c.
Iinrul,
H. H. MATHIAS, ATTORNEY AT" LAW, UREENCASTIiB, IND. • ( r ide Square, over Hay*’ J. R. MILI.BR. T. T. MOORS. Mii.i.kr a Moore, Attorrcys at LawReal& Estate Agents. Qwene.itl. Ind. Offlc.—Bqyn.'i Block.
I,s- ' Jamks.I. Smilfv.
Old work uadoto look as well as new. Renick, Curtis & Co.,
Wili.ihG. Nkff.
SMILEY & NEFF, AuTTOKHSTEYS A.T X.ALW Dfliee, up stairs in Albin's lllaok. South Side Public Squara, Uroencastle. Ind. Practice in all the courts of the Statu and solicit business.
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faction in every instance. We can tin hesituGngly say that this is really tin only sure cure for throat and lung affec tons, and can cheerfully I recommend to all. Call and get a trial bottle for ten cents, or a regular size bottle for $1.00. J i'i l ) K ALLKN Grecncastle, . 02tf A CARD. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, ike., 1 will send a re-ip' 1 that will (jure you, Free of Charge. This great remotiy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to tho Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D, New York City. Iy50 For sale, by Mrs. L. U. Rudisill— eggs to set, of Dorking, Leghorn, Plymouth Rock varieties. 3m 5Q.
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savo your life. It haa saved hundreds.
♦ 500 v.ill be paid for a cast* they will not euro or help. Do not km dor nor let your frl< ndsbuder, but
080 and urge them to use
Itemombor, Flop Bitters ianorilo.dnHrp»'d.*1mnkn r.oMnim. but the Puirstand l *t*st M< liciiift vrr nud'o I i i •! i and Il4 • no persou or family should Ikj without lb' tu.
Let Home thbt day.
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io Ho** V • d for Rtomnoh, U v« r and Kidney Is »npf• •r toall others. Cures by absorption. AsktiruggiBi*.
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them daily by mall, post pa:
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OX sending $1.00 to uk, i one of l>n. Hantobd’h 1",, >S, for all troublea of tiio l ; <
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If not at the Drug htore, don't d.tuy sHnding. .-f get one in a few hours anti esoaro relluf. Add' *, c. a. cook a. co.. Ohloage, .Solti Agttuf m tor U. H. amt Canatlaa FOLD I.Y DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
Y tn St Unm*K, Slevenson <1: Co., 1 Di iiygUt*. C hleagtF, will eupply ill
fetauuruct'arcra’ price*.
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