Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 April 1869 — Page 4

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THE STATE:LI .-! I I

"iwca1^ prevallii la Cratford "county.

Evahbyills:

Moodav. Alvik

ciTT election ooourg on

BAH**

Tim

ti to be F. M-,at C»w-

A maw in

The

Plabt goes to the penitentiary

for firirg ibe Knight,House, Delphi, few weeKS ago. Wm.

Wallace,

Johh

dite for re-election to the Mayoralty of Indianapolis. Dr. William C. Thompeon is williDg to be honored with the laibe position. 'u«

W. H.

Loomw,

Here

Last week a young man of Lanesville,

,li lijL

fordevilie. JOE* L. b*» »ecaf«d tha port. 'msstershiparL*'Fayette. .• i3AAC JaLiur, a brother of George W., 'sets the

R*chtnond!•-

PoBWffloe.

jj1

Muociete„forty*«eTen egg*

on Enter morning- 1 Democratic r, t72tWr»^

LaFaT«tt»

has a, new

daily paper,

Th* Ditpntch.,

Spanisn fever i» among the cattle

in Floyd county.

G. McUnr, the State Librarian elect, took possession of his offloa yesterday. •••i

JDobibo the year ending March 31, 1869, there were 121 interment# in U»e Madison cemetery.

Cot. D. W. 0.

Esq, of Indianapolis,

will be the orator of the day at the gfeai Odd Fellows' celebration in St. Louis.•£

Thkbk

Gibson

The

is a fellow in VandeTburg

County jail awaiting trial for itealUg newspapers from the doors of Bttbicribers,

county brute named Fields,

has attempted four rapes in the last twelvemonths. -i

A DE6PBBAB0 .named Lon WaUfln M: saulted and severely injured the City Marshal of Evansville on Friday night

Yawarmah, of Vernon, has made

a nice little hole through his hand witlra pretty little revolver which he value! highly.

Thb

Crawfordsville City Council pro

poses to appropriate $700 for cavaliy boots for the use of cituens aa a iub»Utute for Bidewalks.

A womam at Haubstadt attempted to kill his children the other day. Bbe wai sent to Gibs?n county jail for *onftoa .. -sjsn) 5 ment as a lunatic. u£

The

trustees of one of the ohurcbei in

]STew Albany have passed resolution! prohibiting the solemnities of marriage* in the evening, on account of bad behavior on the part of many who attend them.

Gkkkjul

Das McCacl**

i» candt-

of the IndianajpoH*

City Council—which connection, by the way, ia a very questionable honor—has been appointed Secretaryof Dakotah Territory.

Hebe is another accident tesulting fro® the Cirelessuse of firearms: John M. Jones, of Cnneravllle, out hunting one day last week, happened tooverload bis gun, which eaUMw^ It to burst, infliciing it.juries from which It thought be can not recover*

Mr. Catfie,'

Indianapolis, W*« very

badly hurt Ust Wednesday by a collision with a velocipede, on .a sidewalk. .Xh* rider of the inschina was arrested and lodged in jail, whether for hurting the man or being a negro i» not clearly apparent from the report before ui.

Mrs. Clem

has been subpeuaed at a

Marshal

The City Councii lest nfght, Mayor Walker casting the deoiding vote, awarded th* graveling of 3ycamore street to tbt highest bid tr.

F«

By this little arrange

mtfDt the property helders will pay somt four thousand dollars extra for the imrovement. It may ba all right, but ook«very queer. 1

—————

The

administrator of Jacob Young,

shortly after his murder last fall, broughi suit against Mrs. Olem, Syke Hartmar and Abrams, the parties arrested, for th? money taken from Young's body, and ar amount they were supposed to have ob taloed previumly, amounting in all tv $50,000. He has now made Frank Olem a party to the suit, on the ground tba' the husband is retponaible tor the acts o' his wife. .! vft-a.

Iy there is no bolt tbe approaching session of the Legislature is expected continue ju»t long as the deluge last©d- Bat if Hain should get into the ark the "resignere will taae to their heelagain. No allusion to "Ham" Conner intended, for it is not supposed that will be mousing 'round the old rooker after »ry-rat for the next four years, a least. He has got bis Ham fat In tb State printisg, and a re deserving rcipient of that adipose plunder could no. have been selected.

THE Indianapolis <Commercial> says

witness in a' civil action which ii set for tbe H'.h of Ap'il, in which »be will be required to testify concerning her money tr»njactions and much of What'is iiow, dark upon that point may then 'be-devel-oped. Whether she will be taken to Jeffersonville before that time has not been determined^ mi-.J

Last

Bisbiko. of the lfnlon De

pot, Indianapulii, still continuee to im prove in the selection of subjects for his assaults. His 1mt effort was a raid on a velocipedist who was rushing around th«Dapot, endangering passengers and ev erybody seise. The ridist left on the end of Bisbiog's boot, leaving hiSi"maah«en" behiod, ,~ a tpocinoQ of Ddooontic economy. juoto from th© ville Journal: -c

mtD

Harrison county, swallowed arsenic because his parents wouldn't let him marry the girl of bis choice. He was antidoted, saved, spanked, and put to bed. —————

ed,

and put to bed.

A TB'xrths year old boy named Sheeley, o'k Franklin county, recently shot a Wjrod through hia bowels, in the effort to load a revolver, and died in four hours. Every father ihould buy revolvers for hi8 babies to play with. -e

Thomas,

Some

A mad sco was killed in Indisnspofti the other day. It had bitten several other dega. ___________ .1- I J: .e

Citizens' Street Railway Com

pany of Indianapolis have fifty-seven men, exclusively of the official depart ment, and one hundred and sixty head of horses and mules, in their employment. In addition to the Crown Hill Cemetery line, they have laid down eleven and half miles of single track within the city limits, which is stocked with forty-six cars and one snow-plow. Their buildings, which are brick, have a frontage of 198 feet on Louisiana street and 120 feet on Tennessee street, and comprise car houses, stables, repair and smith shops, and offices. Their monthly expenditures average a little over $5,000 a month.— Five hundred is the average number of trips made daily, including all the routes. -----

WE LEARN from the Evansville <Courier>

of Lanesvilla,

IN LEBANON, last week, a boy named Wiltshire threw an open knife at one of his school mates. He missed his aim, but "socked" the knife blade up to the handle in the thigh of William McCormick, with whom he had no quarrel. —————

•iP'- "-&i A pbXZE fight, for ten dolUrt a lid®i 'recently cstbe off in South Bend.

of Salem, has

been sppointed Assessor of Internal Revenue for the Second District of Indiana.— Col. T. was a soldier throughout the late rebellion, and served with great gallantry ud distinction. 3 2

with deep regret, of the accidental shooting of our old friend J. H. Beadle, editor of the Salt Lake Daily <Reporter>, formerly

a citizen of Rockville, and more recently of Evansville. Tbe accident occurred near his office, in Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, a few days since. It seems that Mr. Beadle was in the habit of practicing with a revolver each day, and had gone out on the morning the accident occurred, to enjoy a few moments of his favorite sport, when, through some means, one of the loads was discharged, taking effect in his knee, inflicting a wound which it is thought will lame him for life. The unfortunate circumstance will prevent his contemplated visit to the States during the present month. -----

•{There are now, In running order, within the borders of tbia State, two thousand Ave hundred and sixty-six miles of first class railroad. The traoks, engines, shops and all their property oomplete was val qed one year ago at ona hundred and sixty-four mtllions two hundred and twenty-four thousand dollars. The three roads that haVe: the greatest number of miles of track are the Ohio and Missis sippi, Louisville, New Albany and Chi c»go, and the Indianapolis, Cincinnati & LaFayette, accordlog to the old plats but sioce the consolidation of the Indiana Central, Union and Loganspo.it, and Chicago Air Line into the Columbus and Indiana railway, the latter takes the lead of all and in a few days the track to Vincennes will be added also."

week we gave the particulars of

the lynching of a man named William Crockett, who was taken from the Mitchell jail by a party of masked men, and lashed for brutally beating his child. Th Mitchell

Commercial

regard to the condition of the child: The board with which he beat the child and which was produoed at the trial, is about two feet long, six inches wide, and half an inch thick. Upon examination it was found that the child's back was^beaten 10to a pulp, with strong indications of gangrene. His little hands were terribl bruised in bis efforts to ward off the blows being laid upon him hard and fast, by this lemon in human shape.

To add to the sufferings of the ohild his fingers had been frosan, and bursted with large sores in tbe palms ofthehando, which he says was tbe result of burns received by being kioked into the tire by the brute the child calls hisfather. To add to the uopardonable crime of tbis guilt} wretch, the child bears unmistakeable marks of having been starved, and not naif clad.

But what Is worse than ail, when tbe ifficers went out to arrest this devil in carnate, they found the child, which oould scarely stand alone, with his hande -o much swollen that he could scarcely move a finger, out in the cold, feeding nock!

The child was taken to the office of Dr. Crim, township physician, where he is receiving the necessary medical treatment, the township Trustee having furnished comfortable clothing. ,•

IA VICTIM 01 THB GRB1T FIRE-Well-to-do Family lose All They Have, and are Thrown on the Charity oftbe World The St, Lcnis

Rtjwblicin

says: Ap

plication was yesterday made to the City Health Officor for a permit to the City Ibspi'al, by Conrad Schatffer, whost -ce and hands ware burned in a ver) ,-rlom if not dangerous manner. H' vas on board tbe Carrie T. Kountx wub is family whan the steamer took fire .nd after getting ashore, as be thought, vith his family—ten In number—he wa truck with alarm by the absenoe of one title boy. Thinking the child must b* •n tbe boat, he rnshed back to the burn ng vessel—the flamee on which were already enveloping tbe cabin, the smok ling tbe aaloon and itate-roomS—and ntdeall possible seareb, till he was d-iven off by the fire.

In funking bis escape, he literally walked through fire, and it was then, be

re2eived the inj oriel stated. Mr. Schaeffer, with big large family, was on his way from Ohio, where be had sold his farm and effacts, to Iowa, where he intended to buy another farm and commence life anew in the West. Tbe devouring element destroyed everything except what be and his family wore when they were on shore.

These unhappy people were transferred to a boarding house"at the corner of Main and Green streets, from whence the man was removed to the Hospital yesterday afternoon. It is the intention of Mayor Thomas, we learn, to have these people removed to a place of more comfort, and procure, if possible, their transfer to their friends. "Their village was ordered to'.be burned," says General Jeff. C. Davis, in hisiepsrt of the late difficulties with the Alaska Indians and he further says, "that the tribe was niuch frightened at the summary manner they were dealt witb, and they have promised to surrender the murders, whom the Cammanding Gpneral is determined to

cute"

enterprising genius, at Indianapo

lis, is getting oat a book entitled "The Cold Spring Tragedy," which contains, beside a history, of Mrs. Clem's trial, a graphic sketch of the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Toung, the whole embellished with cuts of the blood-thirstiest character.

The

organ of the Democratic party of

Indiana, has been graciously pleased to intimate that the minority of the Legislature will magnanimoualy refrain from smashing a quorum, so long as they may be permitted to dictate the order of busiaese, and tire character of measures to be presented. This is a degree of magnanimity that approaches tbe sublime, and should excite the profound and lasting gratitude Of the majority!

MABBTAfiE 6VI9E.

BEINGlemalinauoot

a Private Instructor for married per sona, or those to be married, boib mleand everything concernirg the pbyslol gy aid relations of our sexual system end the proiaotion and prevention of offsri ing including til the new discoveries never betori liven in the Kuglisb Ungaage, by WM. YO0NG, M. D. This Is really a valnaule and Interesting work. It is writ en in plain language for the general reider, nu4 is lllu-iti a ted ith numerone tCngravings. All young married psop'o, or those contemplating marilage, and having tbe least lirpedimeut to married life, obould read tbi» Book, ltdlso'rses secrets that every one should be acquainted with etill it ii a book that mnsi be locked up aid not lie about tho hone*. I' will be sent to any address on rroeipt ot Fift Cents. Address Dr. W2Z ¥0 'NO, No. 410 prac street, nbo'e Fourth. Philad-tlph a

MT AFFLICTED AND DNFjBTUNATE.—Nc matter what may t. your dlaoase, before yon lao-yoa" el under the care of anv one of tbt ,rlomQ0 vCUl native and foreign—who advertise in tnlsor any other paper, get a oopy of Dr. oung'a Book, and read it carofailv. It will be t'ne mea^i of saving you mmy a dullal, your u*o1t£, ana probably your life.

Dr. ruling oan be oonsulted on any of tbe dls ases descried in bH pubiibations, at hii Ofll e. No. 4X9, Spruce street, above Fourth, I'h ladelpbia. je24wly

moi-

promptly exe

It goes harder and harder every

day with these hyperborean victims of military civilization but we rather think that if such things go oo, we will have to adopt President Grant's suggestion, anfl withdraw the military from Alaska altogether—after which there will bo nc more fighting or killing than there was before tbey went there. All that v?e need to do in Alaska for the present is to keep up the show of authority, and this oouid be done well enough by stationing on the coast a private soldier, Who should wave the American flag defiantly at sunrise every morning.

JN. Y. Times.

ii 5 t-VM Ifct W.' KAND,5 56 Main Street, tf- N. W. corner of Old Court Honse, will paj 'hoh'gh st OMb price (or all klada or Country Pro-uet), such as E-'gs, Butte-, Poultry, ulit» or dres*ed, hags, Fe»th#rr, Apples, Potato's, Onions, Dried Frnlt and tm kjd Meat Will also boy Seeds uf all kinds—Tlmotby, Olover. Flax, So. Wlthaltrge stock of Oroierirs always on and, oar motto la, to sell at a small profit and aick s»l»». Gall »nd seo for jounelTes. 3wly

Don roo 119

JgAGLE IRON WOEKS, COHNEB FlSSI AMD WALNUT HTBEETS, TKRKE HAUTE, IJNX.. WM. J. BALL & CO., Proprietors, (SUOOBSSOE.1 TO JOSEHH GBOTEB.)

MANUFACTUBEBS OF

Portable & Stationary Engines FLOUEINO AND SAW MILL MACHINERY, COBN'SHEMKBS AND CANS HILLS AN1I MA-

OIIIXEKr GENERALLY,

Iroa and Bran Castings, tc„

JanlSdSmwly

EIECTION—1869. STATK OF INDIANA, l-a

APEIL

.t- Vioo Count*. To th* Bk-rff cj V'go Coanty,

Greeting

Ton are h-r by commonded to give notice to the qualified voters of ViffO Coonty, that on thtfirs udiy rf April, A. 1)., 1S69, ibe same being the 6tti day of oaid montii tbey II bo entitled to tefjr ih^ foil-wiug to nssip "tEojrs, to-wit: 1.

BarrUo• Totimiip.—One

C'O'iftib es

has the following in

Xrastee and four

Nivim Totrn'htp.—two

Justices of the Peace

Trustee au two Constables.

Loil Creek Twhip.—iOne

Coustabl-s,

Trastes and two

Hon-y Creek Tovwthir.—Que

Ooostoble

Constable..

Prairie Creek TowruMp.—One

Conotaolej.

thePeac-a three Coustablei. 0.

Piereon T^unthip. —One Trustee ana two

st itiles.

10.

Fayette Tomtthif.—Ont

0 nstnbles.

11.

Cod

Trustee and three

Li*ton Townthip.—OneTrustee,

two Jnstloet

of tbe Pence and two Constables. 12.

Otter Creek ToKntiij).—

One Trustee and IW

ConstibkB. In testimony whereof, I have hereto re' ,m my hand, and the Se«l of the Circuit (8taL. Court, at Terre Haute, tbia 16th day ot Ftbrnary, JS09.

P..

SIMPSON'. Olerk.

?TilE or Ikdiakjl, Vigo Coontj,/03I, William H. Stewart, Sheriff of YifO Conn tv, hereby certify the foreg ing to be a trno cop the original Hrec-pt oi Election i-saei by tbe Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Oour», and to me di rected. W. 11. 8TRWA"-T.

Febl7dltwtd Sheriff V. 0.

QUEEN OF TNE SOUTH PORTABLE GRIST HILLS, —FOB— .. HEAL. WHEAT FLOCRIXG A\D STOCK

FCED, BOLTIXG AP?ABATTS,8MCTTEBS and MILL WORK GENE it ALLY. Oar Mflla *r« bnllt from cbofco Bnrr Blocks, selected »t the Quarries Franoeby

ISAAC 8TRAIIB, hlmsetf. Send for Des-riptlve Parnphlst containing Treatise on Blilllng. sent by mail free

AD DBMS

Isaac Stranb A Co.

Corner Front and John Street«, CINCINNATI, OHLIO. .TeMwSia i- j. .•

A I A I O N O I XJL OKNSE.—The undersigned hereby give ootlee thai tbey will apply to the Oounty Com* tLlssioner- at their next session in April or lioeuse to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors ess than a quart at a time, for the space ot ona year The premises on which said liquor* are to Oe sold are loeated on tbe corner of 12tb and Main streets, in Terro Haute, Vigo conntj, Indiana. WEST & WOODRUFF. taarlidlrSt

fANA)

Catarrh, Throat diseases, bronchitis, Asthma and Cotuunwtion treated by aNew Method that is eminently successful.

A valuable Journal giving ymptom« of dl««»«« full Information of this NEW METHOD furnlshedte thow who writ« for it

Dr. HALE

Will visit Terra Haute the tort

Titwnitj In

seh mouth, and may ba eoasalled at tka

Tim

3aat« Hoqi*. At til oth®r ji®t*i »t Btft ment Oflioe, XlUer'a Block, I«lMapllS. SMwtf

'isaa-

J!', si S a

S 2

ilSiiys?** EE 8_-.

Bw.*ft2S«sa |5H fa-agfS S^ug«SaJL ***00 0.0*

The Best is the Cheapest JY fittofl -IN— h. ,'jl-:'£ vr.iK

dee,

Having an extensive Establishmert, well stock, sd and In full operation, we are pjepared to *11 kinds of work In our line, in tho but style and »t short notice. ORDERS SOLICITED

DB. W. F. DECKERMAD'S 1*

Do not pet up a Club for tlie ONE DOLT AR SAI1E8 TRADE until you have S'Ot to WOOIl* BDFF, Fit NO & GO. S Uld Old One Dollar btore 3% Tremont Row, and 0 Howard Street, Boston, ilass., for their New Oiroular for the Winter o( 1068-9, giving a fell description cf our Immense stock of every variety of Merchandise, and th" unprecedented inducements we are uow offering to ou Agents and Patrons. 75 YARDS of Brown or Bleaohed, yard wide, prime quality Sheetings for 810 and a Olub ot 100' Larger and smaller clubs in proportion. Send for tbe Olrouar. rfec23w3m

JlOOD jjoNDITlON P0WDER8

For Horses. Hass and Cattle

TBE HOST EFFICACIOUS REMXDY EVEB DISCOVERED for the cure of Indigestion, Low or Appetite,

Distempe, Hide-Bouud, Suifeit, Heavee, InSuensa, or Lung Feyer, Grease, Boratches, Larvai, and other alfeotlon* of thea

Skin Sub-Acute Laminitis or Founder, Bheumatism, Lam. rs, Ac., Ac.

Will prevent Oolio and Stranguary, and recup» rate the health and strength in horse* broken down by sever* and axhaustlng la bor, and by ezcltiut a healthy seorotion from the Kioneysand Liver, thereby eliminating the nrca .it- and other po.'lanoas humors from th* system, proves A Great Purifier or the Blood and by Its peouliar Aitcume inter upon the skin, soonchangesa ooarse and roagh coat of hair into a smooth and glossy one. TO. It 1b a Preventive for HoeCboleriu

It is not claimed by the manufaefcers thai hsse Powders will our* hog cholera in it* last stagee. but they

claim that they will .prevent

t, and oven effect a cur* wficn given in iheflrst jtage* of the disease. A great mai certlflcalcs in th« possession of the manufacturers, attest the efflolency of these Powdore. They are oldejly soperior to any others wasufactneed, from the tact that they possess vl'tuei whloX othar* do not In nesting Iltba ntw phases of disease* of torse*, hog* md rattl*.

They are the p-odnction of a life-long and suo--exfnl experience tithe veterinary praotio* the nuthor, Lr. W. F. Dsokarman, being a graduate if tbe Hungary Vete-loary College, He served sixycan in tbe British army as •Urinary 8nr geon of Dragoons, and also in th* sam* ttadapity the United States army throughout tba Bex I oan War, tubs, daently looatlng in Southern In' l[ana, wti.ro he achieved a gr*at raputatlou as practitioner, and for his me^lclnea. oiAXiss, PlNBir a oo.,

5s"J«So, fc Mao?•?.£.£J 3staao«f8S55S.

BIT,

Trustee and two

Sugar Creek Tomih 'p.—OneTrusteeand

three

Trustee and twe

PrairiUon Totmthip.—Ono

Conata lei

Trmtee and tw

KiUtt T»vni\ip

One Tru'te", one Jostle* of

p* ct Msgs sin* of Ciots,—Bishop D. W. Clark, of Oiacinnati. I regard it as on* of lbs best books ever writ .*n.—Pi of. Ptowe.

Dr. Bacon's nam* in eontMtloo with this edi tion ts a tower of strength.—Bev, Jo. F. Tattle, 0. D., Prest. Wabula Collge.

I do iearti lecommend it a* a falthtal and valuable guide In the study of the Sorlptur**.— ai.hop Mcilvatne. work in the iangnag* approximate* It. B*v. Hark Hopkioe, D. D., Preeldentof Williams Collage.

A g-rat and useful book.—Bev, John Wheeler D. U., Prest. Baldwin University, 0. Tt most interueting and instructive work that ba ever fallen under my notice.—Prest. Caswell, U. D., LL. D., Brown University, B. I.

A most valuable work learned, accurate and written in a etyle peculiarly attractive &nd elo quent.—Bev. F. Merrick, D. D., LL. D., Preet Utilo Wesl University.

A wcrk of great merit. A "God send."—Prof. Fincejr, Lit. U., Oberlin College. K»nis amongst the foremost literary productions of the age.—Bev. N. 0. Bnrt, D. D., Prest Obio Femala College.

It Is one of the most valuable works ever is. sued tiom tbe Press.—Bev. Or. Bntt, Prest. Ind. State University.

Send for Circulars with foil particulars and testimonials. Address, NATIONAL PCBLISH IJfO HOUSE, ITS Bias St,, Cinclnaatl, 17w3t

MILITARY CLAIMS.

Military claims-cakd lT± FOB 1840. ii DAVID S. DAKALUSUN,^ Military Attorney, KMur Mi ana Agcat,

Begnlarly Aatkarlxea aad IJccbsc*. Office—Farrington Block, N. E. Comer Public Square,

Ur Bratas, Finer Doea,

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isi fsiilis

MUSICAL.

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reii 'Tt SIS' 0

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OABHABT & nXDHAX'S Parlor and Church Organs and "ifeiddeou s, SHEET MUSIC,J

INSTRUCTION BOOKS, And every variety of

Small Musical Instruments, —aKIh— Musical Merchandise.

PIANOS FOB MENT* Also, old Insturumsntstaken inexchange or part pay ob new ones. Piaiios, Melodeonst and ail kinds of emaller Musical Instruments repaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN. Send Orders to

PALACE OF MUSIC, No. 48, Oblo Street, 'a (Opposlte^the Old Court House,)

TJERK W-HAUTa INU

lour 9 A'a. to r.

si.

or Merairioi

bom

Bole Manufacturers, Paacsxoa, lap.

For sals Ij IB A OBOTIB, Ir., Tsrra Hants, Ind.

WANTED

AGENTS

For th* P*opl*'s Xdition tif

Conybeare & Howson'e 't LIFE AND EPISTLES OF

ST.-"PAUL,

With an Xlo^uent and abt* Freliminary Disser* tatlon by

1BONABD BACOf, D, D., of Tale Oolleg*, •mbraclnga graphic and aloquent delineation jf the early life, eanoatlon, conversion, teach 1 gs, labors, travels, suffering-, perils, persecu tlons and mi'slonary career or ex.

Faoi.

thus

eiituting a living picture of he great Apostle, nd of tho oiroomtanoiia by which he was sur •.nndsd.

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured, BOUNTY MONET COLLEOTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED, Voucher* Jfad* osi and ^wstna Bfeasy ftees

frmt

Agmeg im the

WW Weiss.

PROTiCSTS ISSUED, aad DeftctlTC Aulg*anSS1

wapaatt Algw*.

Refer to Merchant., Bankers an-i Clticeaa generally, and to any one of the thotuand whose olaims have been obtained by me.

J»9dwtf P. 8. DANAIiDSOJT

Sundays

DOCTOR HHirTIEB.

AHKGULABGRADUATEsaow,

of SIEOIOlME,

as Diplom-t at 01fl:e will baa been louger eugtged in tie troatmencoCvestEBiAL, Sea itAii, aud PatTATE seases tnaa any other PhysloUn la St. Louis.

BnUiit. Oonmrhea, Qleet, Stricture, OrckitU, So

inut

aad

Rupture all

Urinary

Ut.c

Dniatu Sf/phc-

Ajfeotitnt qf ti. Throat Skm or

are treated wita nuparalled -uccesa. SiNtmaiorrhea, Sexual Debility aad Impoteacj,a, the reauit

seit-aous) 1U yoatb,s«x

ual ouocssesiu maturer yeara or otbar cansee, aud which produce muof tbo folio »ing effects,'as Noeturaal Smsuons, BlotcheB, DaDiUtj, Oiaainoiis, Siauiss of bight. Confusion of IueaS, Evil Forbodlngs, Aversion to Society of Female*, Loss ot Alemory an 1 Sexual Power, and rendering Harr.ag* improper, are permanently anted.

Tbe Doctor's opportunities -in hospital and private practice arc n^surtass tin ot. Louis or any other city. Back flies of St. Loals papers Drove that he has beej loeat thoi longer by years thau any other so advertising. Tbe eetablisumvnt, library, luburutjry aud ap. potntments are uoriVmlad in the West, narivalled anywn ere. Age, wlta ex per eooe, oanberrlUj upon, an the JJector oau ref*r to many physicians tbrougbuut tbe country. In past eu.ceasand present po iiion h* stands without a cauipeiitor. Tkj Wrltlan of a Physician wbeie Bcm« tatlva (lalou'Vlde, Utala be

W«rtb Bead lag.

Dmtob Wamixa pnbiisne* a Hedleal Pamphlet relating to Tener*al Diseasee and the disastrous and varied oonsequences of •elf-abuso, that will be Bent to any address in a sealed envelope for two stamps. It ooat.ins full symptom lis.a tbat will enable tbose aifeetedto determine the naturo of their complaint and give a written statement of their ca**that will answer almost aa well for t»e purpose of treatment as a person 1 Interview bat wher* It is ooaxeuieut, the Dootorshonld be consulted personally. Those hevtug friends that may require advice, can oapplj them with this valuable work by sending their address, with stamp. Thus you can assist the unfortunate without their knowing tbeir benefactor. Certainly no subject ii of more importance than pualty of blood and perfect man* hood.

It is solf-evident that a physician who confines qlm'self exclnniTc'y to the study of a oer tain class of diseases aud treats thousands of' case* every year, must acquire greater skill in that specialty thau one iu general oractioa.—Many poysiclans, recognizing this fact, intro:noa patients to tho Doctor after reading his Medical Pamphlet. Communication) confidential. A friendly talk will eoit you nothing. Offlc* central, yet retired—No. 617 dt. Charles ssreet, St. Louis, Mo. Hours, 9 a, u., to 7

Suudays excepted, j.

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WINE

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THE BEST BITTERS For Weakly Persons, TOR THK wSAK,

FOB THE PAIiE.

ART COOPS.

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COATINGS,

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Ho Bitters £qual to Them Speer's Standard Wine Bitters, —madb or— WINE, HERBS & BOOTS

Srcn's Celebrated Wine, so well known, with PBBDVIiff BABK, CHAMOUUE FLOWEiU,

BXAKE BOOT,

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TONE AND VIGOR

YOUNG AID OLD, MALS AND fSIALI! Ajl usa It with wonderfttl success. Bring* COLOR To th* pal* white lip,

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DRESS GOODS 5 HKAVY CA8SIM8Ri8f

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ALFRED 8PEERim

Passaic, N, J., and 348 Breadway, Now York. frads supplied by all Druggists.

PflX ffOD»

SPRING STYLES

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DOCTOR WILBEB

OFFIOB,,CONSULTATION

tios

ASD BEOEP-

Booms,

616 Washington Avenue, St.

Louie, Mo treats with the greatest suocess all Dissasss of Woman, Lonohorosa, or White* Falllag, Inflamation or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, Prnritis, Amenorrhcsa, Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrheas, and Sterility, or Barrennee* also, every disease oonneeted with Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnanoy. Since tbe Doctor osndnee hisoaelf exclusively to tbe treatment of these complaints, and treats a very large number of cases,is follows that his knowledge of them must be far moreeztensiv* aad accurate than that of physicians in general practice. Send stamp for Meiioal PampMst of thirty-six {ages. No matter wbo tiave failed, read whst he says. -Patients ia every Weetern State. Cures guaranteed. Consultation by letter or at office free. Booms for patlsnts requiring dally attention. A lady assistant. excepted.

Will be Displayed b.Ti .. -i isinaSv'l

On and After Date.

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ALL OUR LADIES F9W AT EXACTLY COSTt

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