Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1881 — Page 2
C. W. CALLENDER.
IProprietor |of
CASTLE MILLS, iDenlers in Flour, Meal and Feel ilitrhcgt market price paid for graiu. Custom’.KrinUing a specialty. On Mill lot formerly occupied l>y (iage 1 ^ mill sorxn oheencastLe.
Greencastle Foundry —AND— VOIIIXK —Manufaeturorg of— Culver’s Iron Drag Saw And nil kinds of Machineiyand Tastings. MrRcpairing on Mill Work and Farm Machinery done promptly. Shop near South Depot, Greencastle,* Ind.
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Fumituie, Pictures & Picture Frames C.IJ. K'MBLE & SON, The only exclusive manufacturers and dealers in the county, therefore it is the only certain place to get good furniture at low prices. Let everybody go and hoo—in Hathaway Block, tf 19
THE STAR. CITY AND COUNTY
Uanna w»s, at the time, sleeping the sleep of the innoeent, and when rudely awakened by the noise made in opening a bureau drawer, he arose in the might and strength of his manhood to see what the trouble was, and was considerably astonished to see a masked man at each side of the bed, bolding a pistol uncomfortably near his head, one of them persuadingly asking him to ‘ lie still.” I Mr. Hanna was easily persuaded, under the ciicuinstances, and confesses that he did •‘down” in short order. One of C o children who witnessed the scene, aptly describes it as follows: ‘•Them fellers told papa to lay down, and papa laid right down.” Meanwhile one of the burglars succeeded in realizing less than a dollar in silver, all there was in the i ctim’s breeches, and a little jewelry, and then hastily stole away.
the barrels of cement scattered promiscuously. A force was immediately put to work clearing up the wreck, which took until ten o'clock Friday night. The damage is reckoned at ab«ut fdO.OUO. It
MARSHALL’SCATAKRH SNUFF. For forty-six years this snuff has stood at the head of all remedies for Catarrh «nd all its attendant maladies. It was introduced by Chas. Bowen in 1835 arid has proved itself to decidedly the best
Columbus
|tigJ“On« lazy man infects a host. ft&*And it rained a few dozen
Saturday night.
last
the scene of disafterand looked on while
the debris was removed.
Making good use of their time, the aIld the tou,,, c .„ ed for and adorned wil b
thieves visited the residence of Mr. Joel Johnson, and were substantially reward
was fortunate that no one was injured.' article in the market foi t > io\inga Groat numbers of the citizens tlocked , 0 cold in tho bend, a.l oatani.i .. n
ions and headache.
I’oints to be remembered: 1st Catarrh will not cure itself.
2d. It lett alone it becomes chronic. 3rd. It readily yields to the use of
Marshall’s Catarrh Snuff.
4th. Its tendency is to heal the affected parts and remove the cause of tha
disease.
5th. Persist in its use and a permanent cure is assured no matter how vio’etr the case may be. Be careful to notice the face simile signature of Chas. Bowen on the label-as its great popularity lias caused counterfoils to appear on the market. F. C. Keith, General Agent, 3m24 Cleveland, Ohio,
Thomas Patterson of a wealthy Maryland family disappeared from Baltimore fifteen years ago, after bidding hU young jand beautiful wife adieu. Soon afterward his relatives read in a newspaper the description of an unknow n man who had been found dead in Erie. The body was identified by a brother of Patterson as that of the missing man, the b Ut-rs '• T.P.” in India ink on his arm being to him conclusive evidence. Thu body was interred in the family lot in Wilmington,
ed for their industry by securing the best '•lift” of the night—a watch that,
Nature furnishes land and water— like the wine h i toforo referred to, was
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n a up I L n ii ll I Jump Seats, Buggies, Phaetons and Spring Wagons, CarriagoTIepairing of all kinds. Only agents for the St. Louis Buggies— the best cheap buggy ever sold in this market. ®iry*Cal! and see us. Renick, Curtis & Co. (Jrecncastle. Ind.
3N, 1J X IT 15 V : I’us^euscrs via the mm KOUTE! I. A St. L. and 0. 1 '. A- I. K' ys, to INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI. CLEVELAND. BUFFALO, NEW YORK, BOSTON, And all NEW ENGLAND CITIES, Are offered New and Elegant Sleet ing Coachee, which run T1IK0U011 WITHOUT (CHANGE Between ST. LOUIS & NEW YORK, And for the Special Accommodation o( Persons Going West. Reclining Chair Cars Free of Charge Between CLEVELAND, INDIANAPOLIS
And
ST. LOUIS, Making Din-et Connections for all points in Missouri, Kaunas, Texas, Colorado and California. In order to secure berths in Through Cars and the lowest rates for Height and i>t»80u«!e, call on A. P. HAUBISON. AGENT. Or Address, C. C. GALE, A. J.8MITH,, GenMSupiTir.t'ndent, Gen IPass kit Ak t., Indianapolis, Ind. tf41 Cleveland, 0. IIII i
man enjoys them. Iitr-Mr. S.imuol A'bin and wife ara visiting at Pittsburg, Pa. f-ifc-Mr. J. S. Browning is the proud pr.pa of a raw baby girl. ftr'* If you got mad, l ick yourself, but don’t quarrel with other people. a fact, it may bo stated that the moon on now is a ‘•wet" ono. At vou put up your stoves for the winter, look out for defective (lues. fti'Tlto wants of the world are the niainapringa to physical and mental pro-
gress.
li^Graat men have no prejudices, it is alleged—this being so, then there are no great men. #alf*Mr. G. H. Linebnrger has purchased the Briscoe property, on' South Indiana street. 10-Teach children to talk less and listen more, and in after years yon will be proud of them. tSSUAU there is of man is meat and soul—both should be cared for, for there is a here and a hereafter. fcaff-Dr. Martin delivered the University lecture Sunday, giving a brief outline of the work of the great Methodist council held in London. B*i-Messrs. Hanna & Black presented Dr. J. C. Ridpath with a handsome teacher’s dosk for use in his recitation room, on Tuesday last. ttgrOn Thursday, at Martinsville, Isaac Kiuley, drunk, stabbed W. J. Lowe in a dangerous manner. Lowo is a brother of Mrs. Milleson, of this city. itgfTitE Star has the best equipped job printing office in this section of the State, and is prepared to give patrons the best work at the lowest figures. BgrMnniril. in Bloomington, Ills, Oct. 1, Mr. J. E. Montgomery, son of Dr. Montgomery, to Miss Anna M. Dooley, daughter of Mr. G. I. Dooley, of Downs, Ills. The happy couple have good wishes for long life and happiness. Jaii-Mr. Henry Wise died on Tuesday, Oct. 7, 1131, of cholera morbus, aged 70 years. Deceased came (o Putnam county in the year 1826. whore he resided a
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TAEAX/XJJ Tl. Qrent Vegetable Liver Corrector. it e**t»tninH im Cttlotnel or Minrr*il of nuy k>ml, its Main Jnt/rnfient i* the Om~ C4‘ntrat*d Medical Principle vf tin Ta nurlcu m or Lhindclion, TARAXINE In a Siwci/lc fir nil I>i»mxen arUiny from Deva ngtd IArer % lU*V'tln % Spl***H or Kidneys. T .1 TL f .YI XL g TA It A XINL
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Indigestion.
highly valuable for properties. No arrests, and the to leave their cards, might call on them.
gentlemen failed j t-Lso the police
*1 BEAT AVil L. A DAY IJSUM!
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Itlisterious Bt'nlli.
taorri'K's Mocy Don’t Consist. The publication of the dispatch from London, Ohio, m Thb Star lust week created considerable excitement in this city, and inquiry was pushed in all direct ions for further facts in regard to the
supposed tragidy.
As most of our citizens are aware Mis Jennie Duup was the only daughter of Rev. Jacob Doup, deceased, a superannuated preacher, said to have been worth about $3U,00U. They removed from this city to near Dayton, Ohio, some years ago. About two years ago he died and his remains were brought here for interim i t. At this time fM.'irc!. !
dowers, watered by the tears of the supposed widow. But Patterson is still alive. After falling into dissipated habits, be went to Texas and was capture 1 by the Indians. Ho subsequ -ally escaped and
*'* ao '' *'■ * ° IU I made his way to Michigan. A short time
1 ago Mrs. Patterson was surprised to reiccivo an envelope bonring the postmark | of Grand Rapids, and at onca re o. ni.: i the handwriting ol her husband. L con- j veyed to her the joyful intelligence iLa: | Patterson was a prosperous merchant ol a large city in Michigan, had discard d nil his bad habits, was leading toe exemplary life of an honest, temperate man, and by strict attention to business had I I accumulated a fortune. Mrs. Patterson is still a beautiful woman, and br s bad maoy suitors for hor hand since the supposed death of her husband, all of which
j she declined.
TUTT’S l ud BHHM——M—
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eeiawa INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND THE AFFLICTEU^EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH GF THE AGE.
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
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A senroimeutal fellow at Wrightsowo, Minn , wrote to a girl that ho would bang himself if she did not marry him. As he was a stranger, she toos his queer missive as an insulting joke, an.! replied angrily that ho would please hor greatly by choosing the tree which grew near the window of her room. When she lookea out next morning there hung his
lifeless body.
A peculiarity of the losses by the
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i lit. Pain under the ahOaKlefi llneM after eating. wltE a dlalncllnatem to’ exertion of bc'ly or mind, Irntubility of temper, i ou spirits, I.oks i ftnemory. withn feelini? of having neglected some duty, weariness. Dizziness, J'lutt.rirK of the Heart, Dots before the eves, Ynilow :-lun. H eadache, Ifestleas-
ht, highly colored TTrine.
IT THESE W ARSINGS ABE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED TTTTT'S TILLS are especially adapted to sic h ruMi-s.ime dose * if* etssudiftcliango ol f< ellng as to astoliisli the suflerer. Tboy Ill»«* % 2U», and cause tue body to Tabe on H«»li. thus tlie system U nonrl.lt.Ml.ami bytlieli route Artlooon th» ■liK.-stt.e OrKlins, K.-Kiilitr ai.Hils m ij.rodui .-d ertce i'. ct-uLs. 3a Vlurmy Wt.. W. V.
or April, L8<'J_), Miss Doup was ... f “‘ , .'.^chigau firea is that they fall chitlly on gle and her character unquestionable. ^ W(J ||_( 0 _ d(} f a rmers, who had
She left here after her father’s funeral and was not heard of again, excepting a letter written by her to the sexton concerning her lot in the cemetery. This was written by her in her maiden name
ono week previous to her death. September 21, 1881, the sexton recei-
ved a telegram stating that the remains of Jennie Doup would arrive on the night train, at which time they arrived accompanied by a man who gave his name as James Gorell, and who said the deceased was his wife. None of her friends had
before heard that she was married. The man stated that they were mar-
ried May 14, 187#, at Hagerstown, Pa. He also said that the marriage had been kept a secret, as they intended it to be a surprise to their friends, and it was shortly after the death of her father. He also said that a child was horn to them about a year after their marriage, but did not live long. lie made arrangements to have the child’s remains removed to this place. This ought to have
good buildings, implements, stock, and crops to be destroyed. New settlers, who had little but log huts to bo burned, are actual gainers by the clearing of their j u
land.
TUTT’S Si AIR DYE.
Gi: A v IT ATK or \\ IIISK kns changed to a GLossy Hi a> k Ii a h!ti. ! ‘ upplU(>f tnts UYK. it Imparts i\ natural color, nets InstJinuneoualy. Fold by DriiKV't^.or 8i‘nt by • xpifttw on receipt of • Office, 35 Murray St., New York. £ Or. TITTS SIAM U. uf Valuable InforniAtlon *tid k ^|- w rul Kervlpt' **111 Im* mailed HIKE ou appllraltou.^ PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE
TOE BPEELTATORAHCEA.
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OUR MOTTO: The Best for the Least Money, Only One Grade of Goods, and that tiie Best.
number of years, after which be bought; been done ten days ago, but they have
a farm near k»no, on the Putnam county, not yet strived.
liue. |^“The opening of (ho Louisville. New Albany and Chicago now through lina to Chicago, which is the same entrance to that city which trains'of the Chicago and Indianapolis Air line will run over, is now definitely settled to take place Nov. 1. Hun tors rjoice in the fact that the gamo season opens to-day, but regret that it closes on the 20th of Decsmbsr. The impression is general that the lust Legislature passed a law forbidding the killing of quail for the next two years. This is a mistake. An act to that efioct passed the House, but failed in the Senate. ISOLD, It VD KrittiLVU*
Ihtri'H Habitual (Jonstlpati<m.
TARAXINE In for Sale by nil IhruvnlMt* and Potent
Medicine Dealers.
Price, r.O Cts. and $1.00. A. KIEFER, Jndlanapotis, Ind.
Florestoh^i '* Cologne
All Farmers. Mothers, Business Men, M
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rTcc., who are tired out l»y w« >rk or worry, and all whos Larc miserable with Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. Neurahi ► k;ia,or Bowel, Kidney or Liver Complaints, you cats The invigorated and cured hv using
PARKER’S GtNGERTONI
► If you are wasting away with Consumption, Age,^ 'Dissipation or any weakness, you will find Parker sj ►Gir.gcr Tonic the greatest I31->od Fertilizer and thel Health A Strength Uestorer you Can \]h*A W ’ 1 far superior to Bitters and other Tonics, ns a 1 •' ! up tno system, but never intoxicates. 50< f nd $r sizes. 'Hi cox & Co . Chccnsts. N V.
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A cousin of James Gore’.l, named J. R. Gorell, was the administrator of Jacob Doup’s (deceased) estate, and lives at Wilmington, 0. A letter written by Gorell at London, O., bearing the date Octoniber 2, to parties in this city, stated that his future adress would bo Ft. Wayne, Ind., that he and his wife had been residing at London. 0., and gave his address to the sexton and ethers as
London, 0.
CnrrlrsMiess Causes a Collision. A coPision occurred on Friday about 11 o’clock a. m., on the I. & St. L. Railroad, about one mile west of this city The circumstances are as follows: Lngine 55, going west, side-tracked for an east-bound train, which arrived in due time and carried a rod signal indicating the close proximity of an extra train The crew in charge of the train lying upon the side track were in the meantime eating dinner and failed to take notice of the signals displayed by the tegular train, and consequently pulled cut after finishing their meaK-and had proceeded so far as tl^plqce indicated when the damaging collisioirijwli place. The approach from the west is around a curve, and fortunately in this case up grade, so that tha engineer, upon perceiving a train coming from the opposite direction, was able to speedily reverse his engine, sh p the train and retreat to a place of safety. Although the other train was skipping down grade at a very good rate, the engineer had the presence of mind to reverse his engine and both he and the fireman jump from the engine. The crash was a loud one, being | heard more than a mile distant. The
Mrs. Staples was boastful of hor | crime when put into jail for tho murder of her husband at Colwell, New Mexico , but during her first night in a cell, as she believed, the dead man came to her , cursed her for what she had done,' and commanded her to hang herself which she did on the following day. Excessive bleeding was tho treatment given by Dr. Arthur to Edward Ueche at Buena Vista, Ind., and death ensued. It is charged that the physician was not ignoiant or careless, but murderous, as the patient was his enemy, and he has been
put under arrest.
A couple had taken their places before a clergyman to be married, at Lowvillo, N. Y., when a quarrel arose about tho handling of tho ring, and the wedding
was postponed indefinitely. MAN’S INGRATITUDE.
This is an ungrateful world, to say the least. A man will act like a lunatic when he has the Itching Riles, and declare that he knows he can’t live another day, yet he applies Swayno’s Ointment, the intense itching is allayed at once, he gets cured, and goes down to the lodge without one whit of gratitudo. When asked why he looks so cheerful, he
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* ■ ■-— — Apr’iioAuoa ,,! * P ri «* eipaJ Saat of tka Piaaaia, arlinf hr Abaorptlon. aaa aiart* lag i*» a**"ifl# infiuaaca an l« • Somtu*! Y***iolae, Kjaov’.atcry Dnota, Pron nt* Oland. ffo! XTrattira. T h* u*« •I l*r KvaiaCv it altaxAad wilk aa paia er laaaaraaianra, aad <o«a not tntarfsre wnn ilia nrdiaary yaraaita af Itfa ; it ta auicklf 4i«»o'raJ tad aooa abnoraa'*. prar.uaiaf »■ 1 UimcGiat* aoo'# ag ar.ii rcalorafif* *F«ft ar n thr tainal aai aaraoaa argaan tiior.a wrr k»4 fr-ni •«'( abwta a .4 ax-aa>aa, •lai ping taa 4ram from Ike aytMra. rtalorlag tbt miud *o l.«a'th and aonnd Hiamory, r*i».*vi»g ik« Timne*# if CiRht. N*rvoua P*tnl’.ty, Confusion of lA*aa. Avcr•lon to Borlety, *rc., etc., th* a- p-.ar«»‘ • ■/ pr*n.v« tur* old ar« acca ? tctoia|>aayiBK *Mia veubla, «*4 rn;or. inf i-arfm Gexral Vigor, whar« it a>* Vvaa dr-mai.t for yaara. 1 a a moga of Irettaant hat Mead in# tav m ?rry a*r#r* rataa. and la n« ** t pma^arerd aaccasa. Drugs t o U*o muaU frracril»«J ia * »a« trauo'.tt, ana at naan* can bear witnrta to, wi'.b hut Lula If arr parmaaaat fa»a Thara is ai> Ni iiatim ahnut ll a F’a»»rail• .•. f rar'ical olae’»»'i”a enablat *» to ro'-' Toiy (Cuarantaa mat it will • ra nnu*f*otioa.— I'nriDf tha * 1 r 1 vrars that it *»a barn .a j •nrial ets, w* iiava Utoaanuda «f taa'-'-n*niali m to III aalaa, aad t it ar ** roaae4r4 hy tbr Xlr iictl f'nfeaa.on to ha I-* nirat rtiloaal maaat yet aiacrTrrad of raaa’.i n» •• .*« ca'ing thil rr y prtva.rnl trout!*. Hint 1a wall knuwa ta hr tho aaaae of un'a ! niaary to ao ma
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biff loan. 1 he Harar y Is gat >f ia aaat Voiaa. af thrna tizaa. >> . Magh lu aat \ n»..i»tk.. S3; Kj. 3, teffl • ffmt n n*rRi i:.»at r .•», ar aaa ia nrvtra caiaa ' |6 :
vtlant trout
try to »o inaay. • noatiums a.-vi
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*ffmt n porni.i; rat ru*r, arJaaa in nrvara caiaa.) $fi ; No. 3, (’a»!.: g e»«r Ihrt* ntl.r, wi ! i t'rp am ratoua ami ran .r* \ tgrr in U.c w.m tt czari. i $7. Sent lr n ai!, aaala 1. ia plz.a wrapp.l ull D1 RZCT10MS for ueiitg will accoci-
puny XACLl BOX.
'nand n Iinrm:.tiTa Fampklrt r'Ylnr Aaatoraical IUaatrTtiani, w hirh will c.»nvincr t '<« moat O-pUcat that they can Lo rratcrrd to yarfrat *iaaliow4 iad fctta-l forth.’ dulira • f life, rnmr. a- if u rrr af , >’*4ed. Sont Sealed for atajn;i to noy oaa. Sold 024 LT ay tLc FtAKM3S> rtE^lEOY CO.MF'«.CHEMISTS. Merkel «nd Sith 8t». 8T. LOUIS, MO. <j o m ig ATNTii t?» i;
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BOTANIC DOCTOR. m. ziirzz * tavis, lute of London, arc permanently loon ted corner Illinois and Louisiana streets, opi)08 i to Union Depot, iiidiiLnapolis, Ind,
Ou all of our buggies.
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For nil Female Pifli3 cultics wo t'ui ni.-ili Pill? ’Rubber (Joods. etc. on receipt of letter unit stump, at *hori notice. Dr. Reeves is tho nioit “•ui'cessful Thrunt Dno-
i. • . , .i . airs’rtr o -•llf'SHWiSilS or in America. He will
It is estimated that since (-(wrfield was <yS5:i*:sa c n y „ u your trouble ... ..
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end thu pillowing main.lies, arising trom in,1 - ,1 ."ch as Syphilis, i
XIXXIJIOIS IA.LS:
Dear Sirs: We have used and sold your
their Selling value being if 1,300,000.
Last Saturday night was remarkable for a big rain storm and a raid by burglars who, without fear of tho majesty of the law, and tho dire punishment inflicted or. detection, visited the residence of Mr. II. II. Mathias, on East Seminary street, entered his wine vault or cellar, more properly speaking, and carried of four bottlos of wine, vintage of 1881, and greatly prize! by the owner, on account of its extreme age and valuable medicinal qualities—the burglars seemed satisfied with their prize, for they took noth-
ing else from the house.
On the same night the burglars also tears, besides tho engines, were damaged,
found entrance to the residence of Mr. F. 1’. Nelson, but finding no property that tickled their fancy, they went empty away. The next call made was on lion. John Hanna. Be it remarked right here, Mr.
one fiat car being lodged upon the cab of the engine completely demolishing it. A c ir of cattle was immediately in the rear of one of the engines, acd wonderful to say only one was injured. A box car con aining cement was torn to pieces and
Death to rats and vermin,
Exterminator.
Parsons’
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An Iowa dog has cost its owner $950 in damages for bites, and the man declares that impecunious neighbors bang around on purpose to be bitten, know ing that he settles the claims promptly. F. II. Drake. Esq., Detroit, has recovered from a terrible skin humor, which covered his head, face and hands, by us ing Cuticura Resolvent internally and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally. This is good news. oct On pome of tho Southern railroads ne-
ili r>oi n or exposure, t-ueli as Syphilis, (Jon-orrh'i-u. Gleet, Strietuio, Orchitis, all I rinury Troubles, 1 o--- 1 -"--' *" • . — .
pleated. We have sold to several livery etahles and your bugsies have stood tho severe usnee to whichtbexure subjected ciiual to tho
highest priced buglnos.
Yours Very Truly „
Dunn & Wilaofi. Laporte Ind.
Tn ublcs, anil Syphilctin or Mercurial affecti i I the Throat, Skin and Denes. AH these diseases treated on the latest scientific prineijdes, and a euro guaranteed and warranted.
Gentlemen : I have bought of you several of your side-bar bug;iofi. They are the best vo-
aro s
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abuse in youth, or excesses in maturor years, .ui l other muses which produce the following olivet*: Involuntary Emissions, Nervousness, Blotches on the Face, Constipation, Confusion of Ideas, Indigestion, Dizziness^ Defective Memory, Debility, Dimness of sisrlit. Cough. Sexual Exhaustion, Aversion to Ladies'Society, Impotency or Lozs of Manly Vigor, which unfits the victim for business or marriage. These are all permanently cured by remedies that are not injurious—from medicines taken from mother Earth, where none but the pure
can come from.
Where any ol the above symptoms prevail, you should consult mo at once, for if you let them remain you will he an old man just when
wu mmiiu ui nie cuuuieiu i aniuaaa nt;- you should be in your primo I life, lor they groea are Mill excluded from parlor cars. a^rn^^n^vo^'VyJ^T Uie C ; A fashionably dregRed mulatto woman TC yeiy linrd to eradicate. I’rocraHini'.tion tb . I the thief of time; but call or write me at once, and her child insisted on occupying scat* bhr-.w ;t ide all your false modesty, and visit for which she bought tickets at Nashville, [ 'Vrccklct’, illrt'hmark, and Melon removed, upon which tho superintendent hitched ' Ke “ 1 ^ 1 '’ ‘b^a fU « treated mo,tsuccessfully. on an extra car, and transferr 1 to it those (jCll< OfflCG! CfT. liliUOlS & L0flMclU3 StS. passengers who disliked tu ude in the i . INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
I Private Room No. 1, right, for Ladies only.
Other. j Runins Noe. 2 and 1, for (Jontlomcn. ly4S A poetivo cure for malaria, digestive and ur- ; Ppottu 1 ? Organ«, IS useful stops, 5sets reeds, ary troubles is found in Drowu’s iron Uudll'' u only flV». PianosSl'- up. Illus.Cata-
log.froo. Address Rkattv,Washington,N.J. ylO
■ sulluring from theelic-ts ■••'- j .-rmatorrhai. ' V ;\ “1®“' J.'IVY Seminal Weakness, or tlio result of sell- Wcur ^ Vo'urs Truly"^ ot r wor ^ 1
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Bitters,
In the City of Brotherly Love there are thirty murderers awaiting trial. Deserving articles are always appreci-1
ated. The exceptional cleanliness of| - Parker’s Hair Balsam makes it popular.
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luvuluat'lo to t'vory fujiuly.
Plymouth Mich,
F. D. Park.
Dear Sirs: From an experience of fifteen years in tho livery business we are fully convinced that the durability stylo and finish of buggies of your manufacture tar oxecl any others in tho I’nitcd States for the sumo money. Bray Si Henn. Council Bluffs Iowa.
Gi ntlemen: We have been using your Brewster work for two years during which time we have been convinced they are the best buggies on the road and for neatness durability and general appearance they can not lie surpassed. Yours Truly II. Weeks A Kimble Carriage Manufacturers, Laytontville Maryland.
Gentlemen. Huue been selling your buggies and phaetons for the last two years and as yet there is the first complaintto be made, !I think them the best buggies in the market for the money. Tlicv gave good satisfaction to both dculci and customer. Yours R. A. McCormick Cadix Ohio.
Gentlemen:
Y'ou made two threc-vuarter seated epon buggies for us last winter. Wo arc very much pleased with them. They arc the best vjAutt
tor their dost we have ever seen
Yours Truly Daniel Wood
Francis A. Foer
Boston Muss
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