Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1881 — Page 6

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RAILWAY TIME-TABLE. »?fdianaw>LiH and St. La>ui« Railroad (JoiriR Hast. Going WestDay Ex 4 :25 p u y:a ii \ccoinim>tiu(ioQ y.:Ui a u 5:13 p M •N.V. hxprepp 2 :4' I » m 12:30 am

tvcry ll.y.

JOHN W. KARP, A*rnt.

i I

MP'Winnen have .8 just jirovocatioii recognizable by those who knew hi-* ( An inRsne physician pnisonerl two m<-n to use expletives as men, anil it is no manner of thought an I peculiarity of ex- to Heath at Lyon, Minn., before his mula-

worse in the one than in the other— pression. ilis series o' letters written j ( jy waa discovered, take our advice and avoid vile language while on a trip to Flor da last spring will

A St. Louis young man promised his sweethearts sealskin sacque as a Christmas present, hut had no money to buy it

. . .. . , John, my dear, said sho tenderly, if you | he aUpped into a dark <

mf*One ot the pleasant social events j‘ on !5 “e remembered by our readers. ,| 0 not buy a bottle of Dr Hull's Cougb “ g»S in bis own mouth.

niAXAruus Raii.koali.

Knstward Train.

'*2 :'ki a m —4 24 p m

mother. longer.

I can t stand this coughing any *1,0 found him that he had been knocked* He bought a bottle. down by robbers, who took away the

-acque. Hut he confessed under cross-

examination.

cr. Lout a Vandama. Tkukk Hautk * Is ! of the holidays was the visit of M r. Cot*- ^' s prominent characteristic, as all bis -4 \ rup im mediately, I will go home to my blackened his own eye. and told those

rad Cook and wi'e to \V. W. Alla 1 ami rrit ' n,,s an 1 acqualntatK-es will

p m family, the day being the anniver.sarv ol | testify, and that wbich endeared h'tu to

**2!>»m -a. ub p a I -h.Mam -S.JHpm \tr. Cook's marnaee, * all who came to know him well, w is hi »Sy! XCC ‘ Pt * Un ' l! ‘ y ' my The Crawfordsvillo Review says | un8elfish ,,, ' vo,i " n to the ' T, ' ir * rt ' ° r 8AM'L‘CATHKRWOOD, A,t. , he ,. ( . w , atl . |y purcht , U( , by th , "y <""i friends. No more devoted husUiuisvillk, Nkw Ai.bany & CtucAiAO- i . v « . n i> n . . r , band, father, brother and friend has it

Kaii hoaii L , N.A A C. U R do not run any forth-

ua 11,ki 1 a 11* ever been our good fortune to know. (Goins North.1 ler north than Greencastle, on account o' *

Kxpreas 2!2p. m.,., ■ >. c .1. . In all these relations the consideration

■*'in ^ .. I the immense weight of the locomotive*. was: let others b • s-rvtd first and best,

self last in all things.

A grocer of Boston left f70 to be an nuully expended in caring fur his dog.

and that fortunate animal now eats sir- VV. A. Titus. 612 Ashland Avenue, Toloin steak three times a day, and sleeps b-do, Ohio, sajs: Mv wife is now as on a spring bed. ; s,rcn ' t 88 . " v “ r ' h . er re ‘-’ ai "';d health being

f*n

Wuy Freight.

iThrough Froighl

. 2 :tu p. m. fhe immense weight of the locomotives

tdoing -oj 11 1 -dlW*. m. and the lightness of the bridges Most

Through Fn-uht .2 12 p. u. -pring so that they will bear up any !o-

A Johu(<(>D AkchI.

comotivo.

fiickneS't, and shone at its brightest in the Q,. n> George A

Jtgy An IX . langc somewhat poiliteillj n) i,i. s t of bis severest sufferings and in point of death at her

asks: If it pays to advertise liberally:

the holidays, wl.j

directly due to the use of t e Excelsior

Many ladies misinterpret their suffer- Kidney Pad We can heartily recommend This beauti!ul ">js. fry a Imx ol "Sellers’Liver Pills." i't ,0 a** kidney troubled persons.—Seo

was manifest continually throughout his | Mrs. E. S. Custer, mother of the Into A Jersey Countv lirm w ere so rated b) ; , L _ . . , . ,l I _ .. . , . . a mercantile agency as to damage their

Custer, is lying at the

and largely during

Mich. She has never recovered from the

the last half hour of his life. In this no-

. ble disinterestedness and in generosity shock of the death of her son " ' 11 11 " l ei l" 11 y as ^ ln P ru mid magnanimity, he had few equals and

perhaps no superiors. Ills like wu shall not soon see again. Our loss is great.

, ' standing tn business circles. Tbevinstibotne in Monroe- , , . . ,

tilted a suit at law, ar.d the litigation has

resulted in a verdict of .fo.tHA).

ON HAND, ANDRECEIVING DAILY!

A larir«,'varied.an J lat^-styUd stock ot rcuh

eouable

Furnifure, Pictures & Picture Frames C. J. KIMBLE 4 SON, The only exclusive lunnufnrtun rs »tn«l tlenlers in the county, therefore it is the only certain plueeto cet Kood furni ure at low pricen. Let everybody go and sec- in iiaihaway Block. 1 ly \'J

DRY GOODSJ THE S ' AR - Notions, Domestics, etc. |C1T\ AND COUNTY

portion during other parts of the year' Undoubtedly it does. Business men ad vertise freely during the holidays be- . cause they have goods they want to sell, j and they want the public to know the j fact. The same principle ap-dies in favor of liberal advertising at a I times, j

Fire!

Last Sunday night the residence occupied by William Ferrand, situated on the farm of Mr. A J. Kuark, about live miles ea-t of this city, was entirely destroyed by fire, together with a smoke house adjacent thereto. The (ire originated in a box of ashes in the

S. II Irwin, of Lite Creek. Colfax Co.,

Pain in the back, resulting from strain ’ \ r ,. w Mexico, says:—My wife has been spinal affection, overwork or disorder of cured of a cough of tliiity years’ standing the kidneys, yields to the remarkable | v, v wear i n g an “njily Lung Pad.”—S*e

strengthening powers of Day's Kidney \dv

Pad. The Rev. John A. Powell went insane

II. C. Van Schaark in a lecture before at Findley, Ohio, because a book which

the Chicago Historical Society, defended |, e t, a d written met with no sale. the wile of Benedict Arnold from the —

wildcat charge of having persuaded her husband 1 iXyond'air’llIlpf

Af^bouifht of fir’U h-indrt »it loweut prices, and customers are guaranteed b riniins, at Jamks Gillespv’s New York Store

SouthwcstleornerlPublic Square,

Greencastle, Ind.

CAlHiXj

BUTLERS DRUG STORE REELSVILLE.IND.

®gt*" Now for the 4th of July.

tt^fO.i your enetny a favor and he will

be punished.

dressed with an elegance that ill-accnrd-ed with his evident want of culture. She who bad addressed him as "papa. 1 was a

smoke f # j r .h 0 j r (,d girl of eighteen summers,

house The contents of the house, with | the exciption of flour and meat, were saved. Loss about $400; no insurance

but wc feel that bis gain is immeasurably gn ater. lie is where "there is rest for the weary; there is rest for him.'’

A stiiit F11 |m.

"But, papa—”

"Not another word! I’m

when my back’s up, and don’t you forget • | irn traitor, preferred against her b^ have been permanently cured bv the us' it." I)»vis and Patton, the historians, Mr. ->f Lydia K Plnkbahi’s Vegetable coniJt The speaker was a h«rd-visaged man, Van Schaack holds Aaron Burr responsi- pound. It is a positive cure for all feA

ble f<-r the calumny. " ,alp complaints.^ hend to Mr. Lydia

A Providence woman undertook to kill herself economically with the poisonous ends of matches, hut found that she had to eat thirty-seven before becoming un-

K Pirkham. 2AH Western Avenue. Lynn, Mass., foi pamphlets. 2iA7

A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous

The

Geared on the knee of luxury, she ha<l

never known what it was to have l ‘(' r ; conyClous antl tben a doc , or easily "saved j we " kne8s PH "J' ‘ 1, ' < ' n . v - lohS of manhood, slightest wish thwarted. Her father, a ^ r tl'c., I will send a recipe that will cure I.. plumber, was from the nature of his bus- you, Free oft barge. I his great remedy fnlb.u-nm,, "less a man of iron will, but he was not Keep yom family well supplied with w " 8 discovered by n missionary in South louowmiv "Sellers’ Cough Svrnn ” use it in time America. Sen.l a self addressed envel-

(Pujr* Charley, son of Mr. George C» , facts in regard to the new management 'ctoulo pity or gonerosi y. as many 0 - vou w j|| avt . rl bruncliiul ajid pulmonary <>pe to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, S Is ion II. is ouite sick. ul the I & St. L. R. R.: ,ltbtor who8u ,,ous, -‘ 8l "i he had taken air , ctlons . 2 5 cents. ' 1>- New York City. IvoO

Under the new arrangements by which in P art l )!, . v "“-* nt for the water-j r ~~. 1 . . r .... See a woman on horseback in an .... , , .. 1 . ,, m iw lettin!? thp haUnc«* of the account ihe City Marshal of Atkinson, Kan , i a woman on norponacK in an * the Indianapolis and St. Louis railrs d I I - n 1 .. . rij f .. other column, riding near Speer’s Vinecomes under the contiol of the run u D>ng sometimes for two months, i c ^ 1( ' • 1> ' niS ’ ! e< s o ravi. ln t- 1 vflr d Si a Imnch of grape* from w hich

AImmiI I lie I A St. Journal gives the

hill, is quite sick

ndf People who really deserve happi-

ness are generally happy.

fisA*Mr. Thomas W. Houck, of Iowa

. is visiting relatives here.

Mr. Arthur Wood, of Fairmount.

Chemicals, O.D, Var- visited re | ative8 herL . this wetk .

Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and In- cnu ^ fc^ti'y. He bad surrounded Cecil, j 8bowrs al1 ^ “' , ' 0 demands free admission. jj> urt (j r .,p ( . Wine is made, that is so highdiannpolis' comnauv the Pei.nsvlvunia '' iK on| y ch,ld ’ wllh 0,1 ‘ hat " pal,h emild | ln a , '« cen ‘ inala '' co he was excluded,and ly esteemed by the medical profession c,1,>obo a dkut„r t«*l-» **“* Si’S.'Zj 'SSt wis'TE

management, although the Pennsylvania "hen she would marry a Niagara FalL* j * lu and C08ls . bt * c » use tho license ordt-.

For UruirH, Medicinen

nishcf, i’aints, Gln*s, Putty, Fine Soups, ».s.av.x.^,. va «v * vhhb^ i«aum - ~ ^ . . * . , tV I I 1 I ) I I’cr.um.ry, Dy. Siutfa, Sp«n««H, Bruahcx, »n,t i^-Robr. Ireland is employed in the folks retain their stock. The C., c. C. or so,ne person of fortune com- j " anci> provi.ieu trial me otnciai stiouia tje i all articles kept at flrr-Haas drug More*. , postoRice vice Horace White, resigned, i I company agrees to pay all the lia- mensuratc with her own. But she had , alluw ~ > d to witness all performances. hourV.""' 1100 ' fa , :ui y 81 8 B-jrllon. S. F. Lockridge is at Indian- biltties of the I. A St. L company prop- a,,ow<, ‘ l hep ,,Lart t0 be enfnared b >' ,h '' It is highly important that affections of | .Store. Alaoa .-ninplete stock of Family Orocerle. I ipill , ft BtUndini . , 0 hig legialative duties, er, as they accrue, and after paving such wiles of Cu P id - and ^ iat ".orning had the throat, lungs »nd bronchial tubes and No'ious. 6u.?4 , - - - and th* operating expenses will divide i a, ‘ ked her sire ' 8 con,ient to her 1 sh '’ u:d be C t ^ ckld * l , 0 ^ Ce ’.. ,, | , p f ?, r ,l ". 8

HAMMOND S HACK runs to all trains. Leave orders to call for passenluersor baggage at Darnall Bros & Co’s

15 tl

in . k. f. > ro\i:,

"! YT7* -I'™ wu. uiviue o . rround vounir man P ur P UB0 nothing equals Dr. Bull's Cough , OBic-Room 14. Tborue Block. Kast of Postall surplus funds with the Pennsylvania wmapoorbut not pround young man p,ice 25 cents : office; Market street, Indianapolis, Ind. Railroad Company, and so long as th- whose »gricnltural operations on the j ' —

agreement is carried out the latter is to Doard of trade had not been attended

A New York lady, who lately became

be simply a looker-on The C C C ^ wDh success. It was this request that a widow, has received • visit from a for-

Henry F. Stevenson came over | from Indianapolis to spend the holidays. tMw v ' A false alarm of fire called the ! Department out on New Year's morning.

u iuifai i-uil. 1 lie <->. O. V IX 1

Speak kindly to all, Whether rich 1. company have the privilege of makin- Produced the answer given above. met poor tenant, who said that eleven or poor—it costs nothing and never does j h1) n8<;de(J improvements to the roadbed Ai;a n C, ' cil P 108 ' 11 ’' 1 wilh hcr P ,lrrnt *S° she had moved out of a house harm. and increase the equipments of the line " ot t0 crush tbe l( *ve that blossomed ... helonging to the lady’s husband, owing marvelling mutch for the benefit of to such an extent that the business can hpr bt ‘ a^, • The old ,,laR ' 9 mind went , him $5. She could not aflord to pay it j the b'ue ribbon union, at Brown’s Hall ; bo moved promptly. Neither the 1. & hack to the happy dayu when he had to!d | “t once, but would do ho by iusiall-

her mother of his love, and how they | tuents.

Callender & Dunn, PropriotorTof CASTLE MILLS,

tbealern in

Flour, Meal and Feed.

Hi.hct market price raid for *r»in, l °- n, R bt - i St L, under its new management, not , , . t

Custom arindina a .pccialty, nrtrMr. E. C. Adan.s. of Marion town- Vandalia are to make any reduct'on j t , j coni menced Itfe with nothing >ut stronir GUILTY OF WRONG. *tn Mill lot^lormerly^occupied bjr^duga’a mill | <b jp | lld one 0 ,- b j H f ot , ( badly ftssted freight or passenger rates unb ta by mu Hru,s and Wll| ing In arts. 1 lacing liis | Some p-oplo have a fashion of confus-

| last week. tual agreement, and in this case only is it I f |,n -bke hand on Cecil's shoulder, the obi j n g excellent remedies with the lar.*e

'' CHICKEN PO**"' I Wlta.Willl.O. N.tr i*,t In.Iian ;b« ,1.,,. c J"** “ *» ..4»ld ; ! -

ST- " . fapnli*. working in the legi-l.tiv, hani,.** -Ii.1.1, it i, Wn.rf .U,,I,, Kri- O-* »*-r '•'*■ l~ -7 Jr~ 'r 1 . jfc# 'N i ..„r„„.„ will wora hand in hand with the C C.C ,l " 9manandfan not liTe w,,houth,,n ’

Mebbe not

/Ad sot.

and in thi There are

some advertised remedies worth all that i- asked for them, and one at least we

T7 X <’ESS IVK OR I KForPROhONt! E I) STF 03 I -will produce infirmity in the NervnusSys- " “i. in proportion na the atrcmilh of that ryai i. expended upon the mind in troubled

0 f y„ re will wora hand in hand with the C C C ,. .... c ««y*Wl,en angrr bri lie vour tongue and 1 and lhe 1 * »»• L ^“bination ; \ ,pbbe no ‘ I have promised you a a. al-, kn w Hf _„ OI , Ritters The writer has | t u t U ifn;•nprn^^H^i^ , ^ n o^Xrer^^ lieu anbry, oriuuyour io gut w .|| , lndoll btodly increase t h e ' skm ' iae, l u,) D'is w inter. Let us teat your) had occasion to use the Bitt'rs tn just | mpro^orthm as the system becomes

—in cooler moments you will rejoice

because thereof.

Slay Messrs Miller A Moore have re

moved to the Office formerly occupied by op the most econolnica | basis,

'Zi x,r; ^.*.“ .s fr..c it : general managoment of L 11. Thompson ‘ J them lobe first class and reliable, doing i " ITie operating of the road is to be placed | 8 ebeL ' k K’f 4'rO<J. In the wheat-pit over .r) that is claimed for tliem —Trt- ii'ean. w'en I'he’patier

Dr. Kllis, deceased.

as opera-

, on tbe Board of Trade is your lover, bune.

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ting in connection with the C. C. C. & I. A b ’ cb do y° u cboos< -'

iliirina- nervous prostratiiin; tor news sometimes eau-es totho mu eular action of the

heart, when the patient is debilitated, prndur ingsuilden homorrhaxe nnd death No dnubt any loneei remains of the praeti'ihilitv of re

ink! Thick ! UhP K !-fi i- how they run for Raberti’ I’* ultry I'owder, w irrantfd to keep liiwls in t'l-rti t *i > mill ion—uric ttly a

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■ ■ saw ■

jsioring the nervous syso-m, and throiiali the

re*" Religion that causes mortals to is done to make the road, which has been U llbout msm >-’ lu r bcad sh, ‘ '■'•'idled | ^uV-tipalion cured by the use c'l Fellow." ' C " f ''llyi''inho'« r iih'it^

quart fj.

LJ II F.W f FI ^ \ L K —By Virtue of an "roer of acriptnms at a lively rati*, for which J Hi.

Opale to mo ilirfotfci. Iroiu Ui^Clork of the , 4 , . , Putnam^ Circuit Court, In a^Tau^o wherein ‘^TAR 18 sincerGly thankful. K*byrt S C le. .I imtus W. Cole ami Jtthn J. T "

Coh* are plalntiffn. Uannoin II. Hteeie. t tfrjy'Mr. N owton Stoner, of Madison

Mary F. Hteole. Lenora F.. Steele. Alvah . . %• or .1 Willie Steele are Je> township, owns a Mexican cent piece

I , fix • J l o 1 »»l I II n l no IIV7I » , »u.

!■ rom tiumerous cases of Dyspepsia and | nerves the muscles of the impaired tsOn-tipalion cured bv the use of Fellows’ Eellows' Compound Syrup of llypoph

slum rational enjoyment is not the telig- under a cloud for a few years past, a val out convulMVely for the check.-Chicago Compound Syrup nf'lIypophosphiteK. at-. morous'in'unees. 0 ir;!lT imliU'Mrcn'i'th m ion to save in the hereafter. ..able and paying investment to the own Folk Lore ' ler ev " r >'. ,, ' l '" r i k,i ;; i wn bad ^ ' li'raVeV^'tom^-llVlook'um'n'h^l^^^llVUnd teA- < )ur agent, ar* reportining «ub- ers of the property. Thirty Tears and $80.00 - Spent ’ Unction* of digeiBoo ‘and eTWuaSoo i*, Byrup^oon RtarV"!.' va'leJanfeniov “nfa' iVd

in Vziin , m uni ft 81. I thos® who •tuUv doeiily .lurinifloiur bourn, will

Stfeie, Jeniuu Stft lifand Willie Steele ar*) defendant.**, I have li \ ifd upon the following deHcribi'l re il . astute, in Putoaui County, Indi-

ana, to-vfit:

that was coined 577years ago.

{PaV If you are in debt, pay up; then the man you owe can pay his debts, and ho

Obituary.

Below we give the obituary notice pub lished in the Indiana Farmer last week,

on the deal h of

in Vain.

Now York Sun.

i find in the Syrup a promoter of the power ol

I endurance in the bruin.

THEOltOKK I>. LAYMAN.

Horn June 14, Into. Died December 20,1880. 11 is w itb a sad heart I hat we nrnounco the death of our partner, the late treasurer of the Indianapolis Farmer Company,

.lay, off r lor rule the rents and profit, of euid 1 , * - * ’ I heodore 1) Layman, real eMate fur n term ol not more than .even ' 1,1 p'SVe 01 the -f-tKJ horse that Is "no go. ’ . o ■ ■ years to the hixhe.i bidder, nnd. faili..* to re- 1 . . , red on Sunday morning ulixe a sum euflicient to «ihxfy aaid order of i tey SEK the new advertisement of the , . ind pxces.ivilv painful illness which

Cincinnati Commercial n our columns t , onl j Ilu ,. ( | w|1 b out intermission from the to-day, and read tne inducements offer- ( wo „i{ yf ihe State Fair, a period of three

Lot number foi'y five ft?), nnd the eolith h itf of lot number forty -four i 441. all in I’luuiitier'a A-ldition to the uity of llreeoea.tle, I’ut- ,

nam t ointy. In.liana. I will on the currency is kept in circulation SATriUiAY the 224 day of January, 1881, Qno of Mr. Bayne’s horses is tem-

it thel ourt House door, in (lreenca»tle, m J _ U. ... w •aid County, between tlie l-iral hour.* of .aid porart i v attached to the tire departm-nt, .,,, , ,

»und profil. of eatd . ’ 4,„, ull . IheodoreD Lay

All we ask is to give Hill’s Buchu a There in no absurd ty in the fact that an im

An old woman named Caroline Kuhn, trial, and you will find that it contains sl* ^ , *euralv'ia rV R U ron.di' ! iVi* 1 1'V'-'i'.'p*10'' 8U A*ihma' living at 14 Brooks street Fattorson the h-aling qualities it c.aims. Epileptic Eita, Whoopina Couirh lleftrtDij.eaae ... ... . ,, I and a hoat of othera; then why if it absurd that died suddenly on t/hnstiuas, without! Many persons will take no medicine c' 11 "'*'* Hypophoaphitea. whieh elT.- tunlly medical attendance, and Coroner Hurd until prostrated on a bed of sickness ....Ti!!.iY r .' '•'•1...',!,'.'.F.!".' 81 .! 1

was sent for to investigate the case. She | ! his is folly. Nature always calls for * j, - 11 . , I as.istance when needed to throw offitnwus found to have died o natural causes *.■ . 1 1 •. , l r ■

purities. With our habits ol life it is

us she was K4 years old. Her husband, j necessary to render ibis help. Prickly who survives her, is 90 years old. Thir Ash Bitters will not force nature, but

sale, I will then and inure offer the fee simple title to siiiil real ertate to satisfy the sauie Nate without relict Iron, vahtntion an<l up praiaement lawa, J tMEs IlRWIMiM

January 1, lv*l.

:;t37-pf $f.

- tdioriff 1’. C, ' ed.

months. During all this time his stiff, r

1 -■ .ai- .M. i......i., » Ma|rMr. Conrad Cook shipped two mg was so intense that he could obtain E 14 I. I 4k NO^-441,wf 111, > I drt'Used turkeys to relatives tu Connecti— sleep only l>y tin* free use of opiates. His 'J'llliMate of Indiana. I'utnntn I'ounty. in cut a few days ago— a long way to ship ailment was malarial fever, which set

the i’ulnam • in uit Court, April ti rm, 1881. , Richard T. Webb vs. Mclirsa Webb; cm meat.

' 'n'o'w ^ oint-s^the plolntiff. hyC C. Matson, teF Mr. F. A. Hays and wife have | ""‘"v yvnrs w ith white swelling.

gone to Florida, where Mrs. Hays will in lurn poisoned his whole body and winter in search ol better caused his death, long after the fever had

l -'l., hia nttornav, und file* his eompluint herein tosether with un ufli.lavit that said uetemlant. MetissaWobb, is not a resident of the (statu of Indiana. . . , , , , Notice is therefore hereby yiven pant .lefen.lant that unlusxeho h.- nnd appear on the seennd day ..f the term of the I’utnnui Circuit Court to be holden on thu fourth Monday ot

’"1 (Jreen-

tlcd in a leg that had been disabled for

This

spend the

health. • left his system,

a**-Married, on Dec. 30, 1880, by Rev. 1 Mr ' I-ayman s age was forty years and

' 1 * nihmi.nt- , y y earg a g 0i w j t b a fortune of $30,WJO. 1 acts tnildl v and renders the us.st.sianci-

H ^ a l ' r a J" ~ |,e started out to discover perpetual mo-

tion, und lie has been working at it ever since. His room is tilled with wheel*, pulleys and levers, and in Ins search he has manifested no little mechanical ingo j nuity. His favorite plan was one based | on an idua of one of the old philoso- ! phers, that by constructing a wheel sur rounded by weights on loose levers, and . having it so arranged that tbe weights would be further from the center on the

down aide than they were on the upside, n „ r „ by AbMHpt.on (Nature’s way ■ and the dilFeronco in weight would sc*t ft T T T 7TT\TP T? A CT70

curt-Nervous Utbi’ify 8li<,ultl curt thr.**e di*eiiFts a Ism. •‘Humovc the cau.-e and the con;-

pin in t will cciiml* * ’

itf Lookout for the unmo und nddrcHR. J. I. Fellows, St. John, N. II ,011 th«- y. IU.w wrapper in witter mark. whieh is seen by holding

thu paptr bnluru the liaht.

Brice, % 1 50 per Bottle. Six for $7 50. BOLD BY AM. DRl HOISTS. ian

W. W, Jones. Aaent 4tl4.

April. A. D. 1881. at the Court House in Ureen-1 . A. Smith, at Carpentersville, Mr. , ' i ‘* vin uionths. lie I-umk a wife and or'detuur to wU^complainf.'Vhe".“am. 1 George W. Brothers and Miss Amanda lw< > d, ‘ u ^ , '' rH ' M ° kl of ,,ll * tur “ heard and dciermined in herabacnoe, i l* i| MPr : fl | years wore in tnerchanuisin^ at

njpn»* and the pFitl of niiid Oourt, xf- *' * * n i • ST^:\ ne^mbu'r'A e, iri8<i) ^ ^ ^ IWDr. McCorkle, of Cloverdale, who 1 u, "* um le ; 1 a "° d . ^ ' c> ’' BR,DUES ’ % k ’ I has been confined by sickness at the res- ' ,hW SUU! Wh '* re . he " ^ ,T , " ent '- V KUC By M-D. RuiiwtU. Duputy. 3t-n , . .. . . . , c-ssful, not only in accmu'.ating prouertr.

idenco ol Mr. I. Hawkins for some weeks, , , , , ! but in establishing a character for bust is convalescent. . f .

ness integrity and lair aealmg, w hich so

kUY-Mr. James B. Bmilh, of Madison | liitn on en vi,blo

und keep the wheel in motion. But ev t ry timo he tried there was something . lacking to make it a success, and he spent the whole of hts fortune in trying

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r — - 1 u Itdriep. into * he Hysteoi curat i vs agents and

,. . huulinB meuicines.

to discover someway to overcome the ; Itdr tws from the di.eased part, the poisons obstacle, lie is now poor and spend* THOCSANDSTESTIFY to it. Virtue. his time lamenting his want of means to YOUCAN BE RELIEVED A N D CURED make further exper.ments, I Don’, despair untd you have tried this sensIWriling ftonTchina,' a miimionary a*} «:' " ^

"At Chin Yuen we saw a herd of swine

__ _ _ standing among

township, hao his foot badly frozen, on dca|erB #nd jncrciainK p a ,renege among

Jm*h(l«y ui last we« k, while hauling hia customers. He becime a member of «n boots. It sennn that, having far to bo ! f° r tO(*tispoKes iu mis ciiy. the Farm* r Companv in the v* ar ls75 , driven to market, the poor creatures' feet took. • , Thre*

SuM hy Iiruifaista or sent hy mail on receipt

of price, $2 HJ hv

The Only Lung

fcA’ i’hu Woman’s reading Club will a n d at once took part in its business git knocked up; but hy giving them a l^unt ltt"^’'^^ 2# S^Hrolt. Mich.

meet at the residence of Mrs. Jerome A1 len, on Saturdsy, January 7, 1881 (to

day), at 2,!.; o’clock p. m.

management and became editor of its pair, or rather two pairs, of boots made ; market page, for both of which depart- <»f straw, they are enabled to do the I

The constant dripnin. of water will wcur the hardest stnnc; so the con.tant hitekins eouxh

roents his former experience admirably journey without risk of hurting their ^j'^r/iH arresul’t by"n-l^Siu^'"'^"^o"f

Last Monday there was a pleasant j fitted him. Our readers will attest ,01 legs.” ; Tar, Wild Cherry and Uoarhuund. 3m33

the fullness and correctness of our market reports since they came into his

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and very enjoyable reunion of the Inmily of Mr. ThomasGiilespey, at hia resutenco Just west of this city. A bosntilul repast was provided, good cheer and social i enjoyment was in order, aid all was pleasing ar.d wot thy kind remembrance.

charge. Ho occasionally wrote articles for the editorial page, also, which were marked by an originality and sprightliness of style, which made them easily

NO MORE Gw.',SIB. Ilndiannpoli. Daily Sentinel.! If we are correctly iniormod, St. Jacobs Oil is now tbe usual tea party topic in place of the former staple—free gossip How wise and how much more benefi-

cial!

AGENTS

reduced XI pt

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Sciflag'FkUmal Bnnka »nd Hibles, Lricaa

reduced 33 ct. N*»ioii*l Publwh'g Co.. St Louis. Mo.

LADIES

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IMPROVED RICELRIOR KIDNEY PAD

It in u Marvel of Ileal ins and Relief,

SIMPLE SENSIBLE. DIRECT

PAINLESS, POWERFUL.

IttTRKS where all el*, faita. A Rovelntioa and Revolution in Medi-ine. Aba ridiun of direct uTi|,lio.tion us t„ uneati*factory internal ined-ince. Send for our treatis.. oa Kidney tmiiM-a. feat free. .S-ld hy druaxieU

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