Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 5, Number 35, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 February 1874 — Page 3

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tERRK-HAUTK A Nil I N1UAN A t'OLJH. Depot 101 ti and Chestnut street*. Leavd lor euM. Arrive from ea«t 2:00 a in Kast Line «:2u a in 7:0ua in Duy Kx|res« 2,ai H'Mp Atlantic bxpiMin Il j0pui 2:20 a in luUiHiiapolIn Local... b:A pin

Grei-ncantle Accommodation... lOUUaiu lMUANAl'UUH & 8T. LOUltt. Depot Hixib and llppecauoe streets. Leave lurenrd Arrive from eaat 8.4/5 Day KxpreHf 11:28a in 6 18 a in Nlghi. Kxpronx 11:10 iu 9.16 in A worn inflation

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lor Went. Arrive iroin Wegt iyj&n in Kant Line 1:65 am

pin Pacific KxpreHo 8'2u pin 11:1» pin Ht.A L. Cairo Ex

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INDIANAPOLIS *HT. LOU1.-J. Di jxit Hlxth anil Tlppec&uoe Mtreet*. I»iivo lor went. Arrive from went 11:2T a in Day Kxprww

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11:12 pill Nltflit fcxpjc»a 5:4 in LlK'Uoliitf xpruM.... 9:00 a to 6 J1 pin Accoimiii/Ualioii.

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KVANHVIL.i* I H.KHK I1AUTK4 UMiCAUU. Depot Toulli aii'l Cliuhtiiul atreoli. Leave for north. Aril\e from north 0:^)11 in Chicago Kxpiun* 8.0u pin i:10 ill Mull ii hi /tee luMJ am 10:00 pin Nig lit Kxpn-w 6.00 a in

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LOOANHI'OUT, DIIaWKOHIWVIM.K Hull I'll Wli.Vi'KUN. Depot TtwiHi mill Clieulniit Mtrveta. Leave lor uorilieaat Airlvo from uorlhraal H.27 a Mill I 1:00 pin 5-uo pin Hock vllle Ace 0 00 in il.

KVANHVILLK AND (JKAWKORDHVXLLK. Depot Tentli and ChoHtnut street*. Leave lor mouIIi. Arrive from Mouth 0:20 ii Kx prowl 0:(V» pin

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in Mull 3:10 pin noi/th:akt. CINCINNATI A TKKKK HAUTE. DejiotM, Tiutli und CheHtnut aud Klrst and

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Leave for H. K. Arrive from HE 7:80 am Kxtra Freight 10:lfi a in 8:1b pin yveouiiiniodatlou 10:40 pin

Hreet ourH and oiiiiilliuHen run to and from llie depot, on Teulli and (,'lieHtnill ntreeU and omnllniMe* to and from the tiepot on Mlxtli mill i'lppecuiaou RtreeUi.

CITY 1'ONT 0FF1CK.

Oi.OHB. DAILY MAI LB. urm, 8:00 m...EuNlTlrougli 7:110 a in and 12 in 10.00 pin .. 8:00 tl:oo in Way 7:00 ni 8:00 in...Cincinnati AWaulilugton 8:00 10:00 pin 7:80 a in H.Oo Ch'oago 12:0)m 10::iilam 7:80 a 7:00 am CI 4 T. R. 4:80

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10:80 m...Vla Alton Hallroad 4:80 10:00 in...Via Vaudalla KallroaU.. 4:80 pin 2:00p io...l£vausvllle and Way 4:80 pm 10:00 pin... Through... 7:80 am 10.00 iu L., C. A H. W. K. 12:80 8:00 pin K. T. U.AC. 1C. It 10:80

HBMI-WKKK I.Y MAI1.H.

Uraynvllki via I'raliiitlnn, l'ralrle Creek and TlMtriniiti n(!ieek--CIohi'.n TiuiHdnyH and Krli.aynat 7 a. UponH MonduyH and TliurmlnyNt fl p. NelHou -C imt'H'i'ueH A HaU al II a. in

OnenHTiuwA Hats at 10 a.

General Delivery aud Call itoxeK open from 7 a in to 7 pin Lock lioxeu and Hlauip OCQno open from a in ti 8 Hi

Money Order and ileglaler Ofboe open from Ha in to (1:80 pin Oftlne opon on Hnndayi from tt to 10 a. m.

No money order biiNluniw traimaeted on Hnti layN. N KJ LHKOK. P. M.

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Tlim-mlay, Fcltriinry 12, 1H74.

'I'lio PIuIii1-1to Wail of un liiTant. IConocrnliiK accrtuln pralnewoithy guin] O.Hwci'l, Is the land where KUin tlttlen are

Hrnvrn!

The land ot the Caoutchouc tree, When' A horlylne A frlcaiiH «o out alone And get gum gl-ruliber for me Though Had In lliln wide rld with colic mo round,

And full of pln-mlcklng and ten, Yet one competmatlou for woeu 1 have found TIn' my lonely old glim tlt-tyec! 1 have awful troubtan with women and

I oin't alwnys manage my folkH There'n a moon that getK Into my bedroom ami hIukm Hut oftciu HinellH had and hiiioIcokI

ThoreV dinner that will not btay 0own when they're put, Hut make me ({iilto Hliookla to nee In my fat llltle neelc Home people

wilt

root,

Don't nee why they oan't let mo ho. I neverdld Hf-e hucIi a gootie as my dad He poumlH me ko hard when I ory, And a thnmplnn: the pluoe whoro he

Hiiys lie doeH it (o make th-a wind fly I Hut I think a fellow might Ju«t iut well flop Through acciklonal IiouIh with the wind, Ah to have a trip hummer wlthoutany stop,

Operating upon hi« l»e-plnnedl O y"8? all my wocn are the dlreatof dire! Why people Impose on me hoWhy they won't even let mo get Into the flit 1

Not. evon kitttone little tool But fain I must owu that I'm not without hi Ins

Of a coiiHolntory degree It, In ho, and the wimple cognomen of tills 1h Good' ear'H Hoft KwViber Tit teet O, guinmyl Itegum or my soul, from the

Hon Mil

Urjah of my Jaw! Jamboree! Ki'MhIi! 1 it of tnouth, My loved elastic tit tee!

I)lt. K1TT0.

Who Ho Wn and All About llliu.

Memoir of Uls Life.

From tho KaimnsClty Kows, Feb.7. John 1CUto was born iu Plymouth, Knglaml, Deo. 4, 1804. His father wiia common laborer, iu humble circumstances. Being addicted to intemperanee, bis family was subjected to poverty and mortification. His sou John, was consequently removed to the house of bin maternal grandmother, where he was tenderly cared for and instructed. Very early he manifested a strong desire for knowledge, and sought the society of those who would entertain him with stories or loan him hooks.

In his graudmother's library he found a family Bible, contaiuing several pictorial illustrations of scenes in sacrt-d history, which allorded him much pleasure, and induced him to read the Scriptures! The course of an eventful life is not unfrequeutly shaped by some single incident iu the experience of childhood. Iu the case of Kitto, it is very evident that there was a connection between his interest in the old family Bible, with its pictures, and his subsequent fondness for Biblical studies.

When lie was ten years old, he was brought back to his parental home his father, a journeyman mason, obliged John to assist him. Iu the meantime lie improved every leisure moment in reading such books as he could jlnd or borrow. While other boys were at play he was readlug.

At the age of twelve, young lvltto nutlered an injury which cast a disheartening cloud over his future prospects. He was engaged in carrying slates to the roof of a house, which his father was repairing, when stepping from the ladder to the roof his foot slipped, and he fell to the pavement below. For two weeks there seemed to recovery

be but little hopes of his At the expiration of this

time, he opened his "eyes, and consciousness relumed. His

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no longer provide for him. Consequently the poor, deaf boy was sen' to the poor house. Thh Rtern, humiliating necessity seemed intolerable to his nobje and seushive splri*. After awhile, however, he became resigned to hh hard lot, and conducted himself in a manner that won the sympathy and kindness of tiie overseer, ami, althouith, required to work sixteen and eighteen hours a day, he redeemed time from sleep for the pursuit of knowledge.

The promising abilities of this unfortunate youth were at last brought to the notice of several gentlemen of Plymouth, who in 1823 removed him to Plymouth House, and procured for him the position of sublibrarian iu the Plymouth Public Library. He now found himself on the upward career of successful literaiy culture and achievement. In 1827 he received, from the Church Missionary Society, the appointment of lay missionary. In tills capacity he sailed for the Island of Malta. As a missionary company wa* about to be sent to Bagdad, lie readily accepted an invitation to join the cause. While residing In lliat city, it was viiiled by the plague, the territlc ravages of which swept of!" more than oim half of the inhabitants iu two months. Ills connection wilh this mission continued a number of years.

On retiiruitiK to Kngland, he settled mar I/orulon, and engaged in literary pursuits. His first work was a book of travels in the East. Ho soon commenced his great work, "The Pictorial Bible." His "Pictorial History of Palestine" followed. Then came the Cyclopedia of Biblical Literature," In two volumes the "Gallery of Scripture Engravings," In three volumes the "Daily Bible Illustrations," In two series of four volumes each anil lastly, his "Illustrated History of the Bible," in one large handsome volume. This crowning work is written In a condensed form,comprising all tlie useful knowledge written in his others, and is designed for family and Sabbath sc'iool use. All his great works being tlius reduced to the price of one volume, it is eiijoyluu a far greater circulation than any of his previous productions. His works, as a whole, have greatly enriched the department of Biblical literature, and have been regarded as the most valuable helps In the explanation aud illustration of the Hacred Hcriptures. Their acknowledged value has secured for them a wide circulation among Bible students, both in Europe and our own country.

His Intense and unrelenting application to lilerary labors, Impaired his health so that he was compelled to suspend his labors and resort to measures for recruiting his overtasked constitution. Ho visited Germany for this purpose, but without, any benefit, lie rapidly declined, and died at Consladt, near Hluttgard. In his death England has lost her greatest Biblical scholar.

His wife has furnished a beautiful record of his last days, which shows that his end was peace.

A propos.

Thirteen men seated around the olllee fctove of a hotel in Detroit the other ni^ht, failed to inform each other what

apropon

meant. One

man thought ttial it meant "something lively." Another thought that It was something to surprise one suddenly, and there c»me near being a ll^ht because three or four men thought it meant "to-wit namely."

Thirsting fur Tlmt Horn. from thu IiOiilsvllle Couiler-Journal. An English biironet, Hir Ht. George Gore, worth half a million per annum, and still unmarried, is waking the echoes of the Tennessee forests with his shot gun. Forty or fifty of the Memphis belles are said to be thirsting for Gore.

Tho Scorpion Finger of Scorn. From the Memphis Appeal. fllie was terribly grand as she stood among the tombs and hurled her curses on Herman, and the ir.dex finger of the right hand seemed to quiver an if It were the tongue of a scorpion, as she pointed with scorn at her false lover.

From tho Boston Journal.

More Money, More Speculation. The more paper money there Is the more speculation. Issue more paper money and you postpone the return to specie payment. Every remove from that desirable dale means speculation.

Out.

An exohango mjrs, "Krep an eye out for the early resumption of payment." To which a Southern paper responds "Both our eyes are already out looking for it, and so are our elbows."

A Good Investment.—Health is the best paying stock—dividends large and investmentsafe—no danger from panics or defalcations Interest and capital paid In specie therefore, instead of investing in dyspepsie, Jaundice, bilious fevers, tainted blood, foul ulcers, general debility, etc.— put your capital through Lane's Cordial, Into digestion, sound liver, pure blood, robust, vigorous health, new life and vigor, and you may snap your fingers at crisis and panics.

PROFESSIONAL.

Medical Specialties.

NOSE, THROAT

—AND—

LUNG DISEASES.

DK. HEAHI,

The Great Specialist,

Devotes his attention exclusive to the treatment of long standing Maladies. Dr. neurit's suocess In the treatment or TLlttOAT and LUNG lUHKABEAJ, ASTHMA and BRONCHITIS 1« unsurpassed. Medicines mild, and cuu be used l»y tlm most dsllottto. All medicines furnished at the office.

TV as til

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thoughts were directed to his bookm, his mind reverting to the subject with which it was occupied at the time of the casualty, ami, on inquiring for a book which he had been reading just before he fell» he heard no answer. •'Wl.yi don't you answer?" he asked, with some Impatience. The painful Information was given him, in writing, that he was

dThe fact of his deafness, depressing as it was, for most kinds olI bufiiie*s, did .not extinguish his thirst for knowledge. He resorted to a variety ot resources and expedients for earning small sums of money, which he expend, In the purchase of good books. But hisscauty earnings were not sumc-ient for the purchase of such books as he now craved and procuring food and clothing, which fiis parents, in their poverty, could

Catarrh

Speedily and permanently cured. Rapid relief afforded in DYSl'KPSlA, Disomies of the Liver and Artectious of tlie B'ood NKRVOUS DKHILITY and FkMALh COMPLAINTS of every cliaractw,receive especlnl care, and are treated with the mMt p.eastuK results. In per ormlng speedy cures ol I'KtVATK DISKAWKrt, or complaints ol the Uenltal and UMnaiy Organs, Dr. lleard'» remedies Nh.VJ£R FAIL.

Radical Curns Guaranteed, Without loss or time or change of diet. Dr. Heard will be pi east to furnl-h lnautrera the most convincing proofs of ills marvelous succ sx. Prlvste consultation rooms connected with (fttoe. Charges In acoordance with clrcumstancos of patient

CONSULTATION FREE,

OFFICE ON THIRD STREET, Opposite the Bontln Hons®. aor Office hours from 8 A. M. to 9 P.M. Sundays from 8 to 5 P. M.

DU. A. IILI'I Z, Oculist

Aurst,

Has permanently located- in this city, and takes pleasu'e In announcing to the Dubllc in this city and vicinity that he will glv« his SPECIAL ATTENTION only to the

Medical and Sacfical Treatment o* AIX Diseases of the Eye and Ear.

ARTIFICIAL EYB8 INSERTED. Office, No. 11® Mttla Street, Over Huge's Confectionery. Terre Hanto

A* .A(baA iwrdiyl Agents wanted. Xf) 10$6U All classes of working peo. plo, of either b»x, younger old, make more money ft work for us in their spare roo»

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HON A CJO., Portland. Maine.

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—and—

]»lt. J.

EYE

INFIRMARY!

G2O

MainStreet,

I* MA31KLE ULOdC.

T«.-rre Ilauie, I ml.

We are prepared to perform all Surgical operations, and to treat all diseases of the Eye, Ear aud Throat according to the most receut and scl entHie methods.

We desire to call the attention of the public to the fact that we have superior and safer remedies for the cure of Granulated Eye-lids, and all forms of Inflammation of the Eye ami Eur, than those iu common use, and that we can cure many cases who are considered Incurable.

Our remedies are vegetable, and were discovered and used with great success in California, and we cau refer to several hundred of the most difficult cases cured by us there, many of whom were considered Incurs ble.

We invite all who have Chronic Diseases of the Eye and Ear to come and try our treatment. Those who do -jot receive permanent benefit will not be rtfjuired to puy for treatment.

We treat Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Roaring in the Ears and Chronic Discharges very successfully. No charge for examination.

We rt fer to tho following statements of well-known persons as evidence of our ability to relieve the afllicted:

I recommend all who areaflllctc«l with Eye or Eur Diseases to Koto Drs. Wilson A Hmlth's Eye and Ear Infirmary for treatment, astlielr remedies are rnlld and safe, and entirely different aud more beneficial ttinn those In common use.

Torre Haute, Deo. a», 1S73!

"I was Blind, but now I See." AVINU liad Cbronlo Sore eyes for three years, I desire to give my experience to the public, for the uencOt of the afllicted,and to express my gratitude to the oculist that cured mo I was unable to do auy work for one year, and a portion of the time I was confined to my room. I suffered such Intense pain that I was led to try all the remedies I could hearof as well ps to employ medical aid. As I got no relief! became completely discouraged, aud gave up all hope of ever getting cured. I was persuaded to try Drs. Wilson fe Hmlth, and commenced treatment without the least expectation ofgettlag cured. But I was happily disappointed, fir the pain was all removed the first week and they were entirely cured In eight weeks. My eyes feel first-rate, slid I cau read the finest prlut. I saw many others making rnpld improvement, under their treatment, and I am satisfied that their remedies are differ, entfrom anything I had tried, and the best for sore eye* i.f anything In use In this part ofthe country.

HUH. MAKGAKETTA SHEPHERD. Torro Ilaute, Jan, 17th, 1874.

John Haiterly, Son of Maurice Ilagerty,Cured of 8«re ltyea After Thirteen

Years Standing

HEREBY certify that tny son had Pore Eyes tor thirteen years, anil I tried several of the most eminent physlclansdurlng that time, but without avail. On the 18th of September, 187 l. Dr. J. .T. Smith, Oculist, commenced Seating his eyei, when I had to lead him to the office. His treatment was very successful, for his eyes have entirely recovered, and he been at work forlne past two month", aud can read the finest prlut.

I recommend those afllicted with Sore Eyes to give Drs. Wilson A Hmlth a trial, and they will be fully rewarded by their um atwullon

Terra Haute, Ind.. Jan. 17,1874.

Joseph Bllbj Cured of Granulated Eye-lids aud Opacity of the Cornea.

Iabout

W AH token with very painful Sore Eyes a year ago, th result of Chronic Uranulated Eye-lids, which had been making lay ej es weak for several years. A dense film grew over the sight and my eyes were nearly closed, which made It Impossible for nie to work. I had them treated, but got no permunent relief until I applied to Drs. Wilson A Smith's Eye Infirmary. After seven weeks

regular attendance, I

tounri my eyes In gcod condition again. It In now six weeks

slnoe I left off treatment,

and my eyes con lnu« to Improve. I cau read tile 'finest print, and I consider my eyes permanently cured. I recommend rtr*. Wiltiou Smith as very skillful Oculist*.

X. H. C. ROYSK. A. OKIME8* ItOYSE Si

GttlMJEH,

Attorneys at law.

OFFICE WITH

Grimes «Jfc ltoyse,

Real Estate brokers,

NO. 2 SOUTH FIFTH STREET, 1rr« Hanfe. Indiana.

CABSIA3SS.

WILDY & P0THS

Carriage Builders,

THIRD STREET

Opposite Buutin House,

REPAIBINof

»4

Properly attended to* fcll

SMITH,

Oculists and Aurists,

Recently from San Franchsco, C*1., liuvo established an

and

tint we

clas in

W in. II.

TcMfimoultil from Scribuer. riW [3 Is to certify Hint ray eyes have bee"

I iM'iinulated for thirteen months, anrt ftftur trying i» numbur of common retue'ilfs and tevoriil (loctois mill 81111 IIikIIiik my oyi-R growl iik worse, I resolved to visit l)r. WlllluiiiN, or Cincinnati, one of tho most Cflehrato ocnltsts In tho U.H.,ou)y to And, lifter truntliiB constantly for ntmr threu inoiitliN, the Name result I IiikI experienced wlili othei* rMiiwIleN-

I lien

temporary reUrJ

relapse,

Yours Uuly. WM.H HCHIBNKR. 1(11 Main Htreut. l'nrre Haute, Ind., Nov. 16,1S73.

Cure of Marcus Nchouiebl, Ileal Estate Agent. riiHIH 1h to certify that 1 was nfllicted with soie eyes for two years, and vat, durlnic that time, treated by skillful physlclanti, of whom I received only temporary relief.

Iu tho month of Heptember, IWT.'i. Dr. J.J. Hinltli, Oculist, late ®f California, commenced treating my eyes, and after receiving oight weeks' treatment of him, the jjramimt'oii* on my eye-llds, Irom which 1 Bad HultereU so much, wereentlrely removed. My eyes are now well, and U»n sight good. recommend nil who aie similarly alfocted to apply to Dr. Hmlth for treatment. MAKCUH MCHOKMEHL.

Terre Haute, Ind., Nov. 18th, ih78.

(Jure of a daughter of C. L. Harris City I*olic»iuan.

MYwltli

daughter Mora has been afllicted Chronic Bore Eyes lor the past year. They wero so had that she could scarcely i£o about thelionse. The left eye •was entirely blind. I put her nnder Dr. J. J. Smith's treatment, when she was so bad that I had to lend lier to the ofllce. iter eyes began to Improve at once, and in a few days she could go to the olilcu alone. Her oyon

nr»

uow entirely free from In

flammation, and she Can see to rend the finest print. The dlsuuxo was (.Iranulaled Eye-llds, and she wus restored to sight in the short space ot two months.

Stdgnation blights whatever it

haver

have bought at

OlSKItllOLSEK

EAR

N York, and

ever known. Ever

a big

every respect, from

the'prices we

FAST COLORED GINGHAMS 80 REAL GOOD PHLNT8

1 0 E N A I N S Gc FAST C0L0EJSD PHOTS, 7c 9 CENT PHI NTS

cent Dress Goods,

Real nice Dress

Hne

Colored Alpacas,

cent

Dross

and

uch HiilfiTlng and In unil

no heiH'lll, ny the constant use of costlcH. which were the principal remedied by ull doctors I had thus far visited.

Hearti of J)rn. Wilson A Smith, and tl.at their remedies were purely vegetable, an" that they Insured a cure orall chronic cases of Ki'iinulated sore eyes, I di termlned to kIvo thfiii a trial. ItKlves me plearure to say that, my e.\ es have Improved conHtanily from the first weelt, so they now feel us welt as ever—never had anything like a relapse, ltake pleasure In rtifommendlni 1)ih. Wilson A Smith's treatment, 8H 1' has cured me and many others. Anybody wluliliiK to consult me can do so, tin 1 win answer all Inquiries. I give :hls testimonial to the doctors voluntarily, as I feel under many obligations to llii'iii fur the Kieat ttood they have done mo.

Goods,

Rlack

cent

Camel's Hair Cloth,

All Wool Flannels*

Cottage

Carpets,

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CONSUMPTION CURED 7b

the Editor of the Gazette: Esteemed Fkiemu: Will you piense Inform your roaden that I liuvmi pnMitlve

CURE FOR CONSUMPTION and all disorder** of the Throat and Lungs, and that, by lta uh« iu my practice, I have ourud hundredu of cases, and will give #1,000.00 lor a case It will not benefit. Indeed, so Htrong lamyfulth,! wl'.l send a Sample to Any Hutferer addre»Slng me.

I'loanu bIiow tills letter to anv one you may know who Is sullerlug from those diseases ami oblige, ,i

Faithfully Yours, Bit. T. F. BURT,

00 William ft tree*, New York.

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J. Mr.

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ptlpaid, on,

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S pith ok epilepsy a stndy for yean, and he will warrant a cnie by the ase of his remedy.

Do uot fall to send to him for trial bottle It costs nothing, and he -4' WILL CUKE TOU,

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Bold by 1 lie

Elastlo Truss Co., No. 088 Broadway. N. Y. Oltcr. It retains Bnpture abs_ilutely lu eiiae and com'ort, night and day, at all times, puw-under all circumstances, without any exception whateverln any case, aud should never be taken off during tike short time requisite to ettect a permanent cure. Sent by mail. Circulars free. Any Druggist or Physician will order this new Truss for you without charge.

G. D. LANE»& CO.,

Chemists & Manufacturing Drugglbts, ST. LOO IS, MO.

We are responsible only for otir Goods, therefore be sure that you get the right ar, tide. "Lane's Cordial," wrapped in yeK low tissue paper, prepared by *. I), lajnjs A CO »*_'Soldby all respectable Druggists and Sealers everyw here.

i»: MEDICAL.

•DR. WHiTTS'R, 617 St. Charles street, St Levi*, Mo. IU km

lonftr mgattd

Itbor., HMhMbil

suniitr, «e.,.os.

radically.

receipt of six

cents, ortwo post sUmps Also Dr. Culverwell's"Marriage Guide, price 2ft cents

Address the Publishers^ CUA8. J. KLINE

no matter of how long standing yorrr caee may be, or how many other remedies may have failed.

Circulars and testimonials sent with FREE TRIAL BOTTLE. Address,

DR. €HAS. T. PRICE, C7 VJllla* ifr«^ W«w T«»fc.

Jtfm. 5 6 S

iimcliea.

prise is Progress. When the panic broke out, instead of yielding

Largest Business in all our Five Stores

& 10.00

cents.

flic alert for profitable transactions, we

sacrifice a large portion of the binkrupt stock of Messrs.

Dry

Ootids,

failed during the late panic. These Goods are all first-

a Silk Velvet

shall sell them they

down

pre

BETTER TO SALT DOWN THAN GREENBACKS!

In the above Prints theae are over one liuudred new and elegant SPUING STYLES, never before exhibited in Terre Haute.

MORE OF THE BANKRUPT STOCK! 200 Pieces STYLISH DRESS GOODS, Only 25 Cents!

cents.

Goods,

Mink sets

#25.00

Mink Furs,

cents.

SPECIAL BAKGAINS

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS!

and 35c.

$1.25.

Ingrain Carpets,

Kxtra

$14 Silk Velvets for $18 Silk Velvet^ for $9.

FOSTEJi

MEDICAL.

Lane's Cordial

—AND—

BLOOD PU11IFIEB

A safe ftnd reliable medicine, for purifying and invigorating the hunaau system. Composed of purely vegetable stibstutices, combined ac« cording to the best methods known to modern science. It is uot a patent medicine, but is prepared from such well known roots and herbs as

dook, Stillingici,

for

Mink sets

for

Heavy White

Tho above are probably the last great bargains our customers will get of the groat Panic, and most likely the last 1 1-2 cent Prints we shall well for 8 cents, as they aro now worth 10 1-2 cents at wholesale in New York.

yellow-

mondrakc, plpeiascwa

Blue Flag, aud others of undoubted curative powers. Tho object of this medicine is to cure diseases arising from impure blood, impaired digestion, and a diseased liver,

boils, turn-

ors, pimples, blotches, canker, ulcers, sores, etc.,

are ouly the

external

forms

of blood disease. Diseases of the kidneys and bladder, liver, stomach and lungs female weakness, uterine troubles, as well as rheumatism, neuralgia, erysipelas, gout, dis« ease in the bones, dyspepsia, dropsy, all scrofulous manifestations, swelling of the glands, ulceration of the fefefpffOAspTRTltr rn'aihfl-.-tetonl-mJim, as well as dropsy, emaciation and general debility, are some of the

(mil

forms of blood diseases, which

enrich

the

strengthen

the system

tone up the organs and bring them appetite jd assitr the food eaten.

back to duty, restore appetite and give power to

digest

aud assimilate

We might print testimonials of the highest order, but we prefer to let the "Cordial" speak for itself its owu evidence will fur outweigh any that can be adduced by ^ertiilcafps. Its best reccom ftiendat Ion is,

thai it cures.

ihjj'J*oW1,r"~Dlacar.es

l,'1'"l_'

iliiSSafflAVtlutir orotfr «&1 prW»M

''i

Venereal. Sexual and Cnronlo Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Cleet, Stfieti

leturo,

^itYiT'tierrirai ii- Rupture*, •eases syphl I ltio®f morctirl al affac"

youth, 9tti

nmnujmr ywm,*,

EOd whl

of tkt follawlngaSiwKi ntnM*—.

-ibW», itmniyaf tight

tHvibpt,

for two

wfuiir

ami Hil«l Ut4 a pom.

Dwc,lf"i"f.nv/L

Ait wltb ^xpTtcnM efcit oc

MMiami

fHf icqvlrii crait PajwaB

tottili w« oiljr br tr* .1-

M«nt. intttViTff «»m b«»eutbf t*prt«» itSn. OAr«A..If.toTr.Me •omUtOifiru: (felkiiilM* If^rlnftb#Pw?HttL *52 tout of tw W« rr,o«- U-

aa4 Tivof o»«PT«b«»#nre

•III. Si mMfTctDMOMd to tin ^ubU»bffl«c *r« pr«ptin vorkl of all t*« aabaoi* of awdklo.

CO.,

187, Btowery, New York, Postofflce Box «5M.

MSDICAL.

Sir tn «»--'r- tk/i

wu/n*n

STEINWAY & SON'S PIANOS, •fill (The best In fe world,I •ui From $475 to $1,600. \stm Oabler^

Pianos,

,0*5 u.i Fwm $Hw to $C75«i .tniwi,

ABIONPUNOS, From $500 to $000.

HAZELT0N PIANOS, From $400 to $750.

H. V. Mir.dAn Piano«,

7 1-8 Octave, floe flolsli, only $310.

JLNTONSHIBE

la pint?for tne above Pianos. Give him la aeaiL. 189

Main

St.,

up stain.

-H

sSsf!#lsll9

?frj-

*IJOTi

Tho Keynote

every

in Brondway.

a iSpool of Cotton, and at

ALL SPRAGUE PRINTS, ALL C0C11EC0 PIUN1X ALL M£RRIMACK PRINTS, OXJE LOT SPKAGUE PRLV1S, ALL 12 1-2 CENT PRINTS F0I GOOD TA15LE LINENS,

FARMER'S

Good

cents.

EANS,

woith

$50.00

({uihs,

rfoC,

50, CO

an«l

Cii-rpt'ta, 1)0 ccuis,181.00

and

BRdTliteRS,

$1.10.

Torre Haute, Ind.

BOOKS.

A llOOii I'OitlllK MILLIOX! 8

0**

A rtv»ioOuu«eloriotb«

2/LCL2r3rlCl?CO Murri.,1 Iir those Ml.oitt to ttutrrr oti lh« ybjti* I el ml an

III'OAUXHJBIstfVPm,

/wtpal .'rj,., rr.'lugfn^ Mltd |rev«ukitij( iow I© rriM«rv« ihoe« Ac. 'Ihlsis ua fnicrcniia* work iw» hnnarsA *n! iUiy pner*. with n«nisn»u« oi»gruvhic», »u«l muuin* (nfurui»tl«i» «»r Uio»« who*ro nirti'rlml.^f ciu. torn pin il-rtinr-rUst. Still itiift Ik»K tt.atought tube klio«s«.

«iiuuatrlook

•i»-l kct, anil not J.tM mrelensljr alionl thd eoutMii* tho exp« rlMsco uud mlvh o.l a phTilelso who*# r«puutlon l« m»4 hotn the pnrut® dr*wcrof «ver/m»linnl r.-roalo.ibroui:ln»utih«euUr« |lohi. It omhriu£« evervihlu« o«» th« »ul.ject of ihs •rmiv«sT*t*m ih

*«rth ksuwJi g, auU muobthMU

Oct puhliMhc'd hi «ny oth«»r w«*rk. Btful u» ft'HT or»« (frofl of paimsc Addr«M St. Uui«, Mo. Notice to lis Affiic cd and tTnfcrtunate.

ftiiT or»« (frofl of irotttsgf) for Fifty OoU. |r, Hutu* Dlsptncir/pfo/'ia K. KUbtbstml

Kefors •pplyloj to tho uotort*iL*t qufiokn ho sdv»rtl«*»

MARRIAGE!

PLAXEsi

tTPl»lnlng m*T minty, who n«t. whr.

Marriagt—

Thi Imp'*-

C*u«a», €on««jn.ooai anil Oura.

Law Phrloli,lijl dlieor.rtM In ha InU r.ftlon fonouao of Beproduotioo. AViat praranllon.

Baeual crclltmtnl,

hurtful affaoM. with naadrul adrlo^ tteuatmhautfi— ^mpfflClfoVnr!ry»rMoW«ap«init»ral/ Inllnn.

ll that tha doubtful ar iDldtltlra wlak »*nnw. A «ualr liluau.t«l M0 PM* hook, aontalnlni muoh UformaUon for tha

Married,

or thoaa

aoMtmfUiUng •mtrriag*.

ttaUd,andmall,

TT^v m. "W-

-\f*v

enter*

it,

18c

30c

25c

set ol' Furs,

Furs down to

#4.00

cents.

Alaska Furs

$6.00

& UPWA'D

lor

WILL

$1.75 2.50 4.50 .00 15.00 75.00 2.50

biihtie papers,or uciti miy qufi'li rouiedits perosa pr« Huns* work nonmttvr whia jourdl*s:t*o is, or bow deplor« abltf/our roudltlid. ir. Hum ocrtii'i a doublo bouse of twcnlf-sereo fomti* slnlonmd by somnot ihc luoftcolelirrttcil modi C*l|'ioff^i»«f *of ihls rntimrv niii Kun»j»»j, nmt c»n hnor»u« fiillfil ntt»mnllr or hy thHdl ya^Mfttrionod 1^ sn-l phru rs, iNo. I N. fAshM sirivt, btttwwo Mar^ul ah»1QUutuut, lit. J*4uU, ^o»

A POPUIiAB MEDICAL BOOK I

MANHOOD! I ]^£S WOMANHOOD!

i. trua

o«rrla«a fnlda prfvata oounwlor. flant to an/ addraaa, Mtanlr

by lor oanu, by

DOCTOR WHITTIER, (1,1 S*. CHuuilea St., St. Itonlsi Mo. n, moil fu4t—/vi friaiut o/lht«}',

W »nB a"""4®"«» »TMtmnUtf all

tnvlt'd. Htm Ul If

./fafUliT o««

'lamp annetred

BRIGGS HOUSE,

Bandolph St. and Fifth Ave.,

CHICAGO.

This well-known hotel, rebuilt upon the old site, has all th« modern confeniehce,—Panenger Elevator, Balh Koomi, Hot and Cold Water in each Room, Elegantly Furnished, and located In the biuinou centre of th« city.

TERMS, $3.00 Per Day. CKCC&DS it HUNTON,- Proprietors.

BAEEBY.

Union Steam Bakery

VRAIVK IIEIWIO &B»0,

Manufacturers of all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes, Bread

-AND—

••VbMwSK' 'I*1

fvj-

*rt

JJlTd Vl* AnUemlcia PUl^ U/» •lia and wV.rta rrn«, r«rU«a

«wr

la .11

PIANOS.

Fair Dealing No Uombng!

Dealers In

l'or«lpi'and domestic Frails,

FANCY AND 8TAPLE GROCERIES,

.tm

LAFA YETTE STREET,"

Between the two Railroads, Terr* Hnnl«.VjMlinnA.

FLORAL GUIDE

KM & »vl

same price. Address, JAM KM V1CK. Rochester, N. Y.

FOKTUATE TELLIXO. ADAMS NIEMAYER will give trne li.formation. by laying out caros, or ail the clicunisiancesor your life: If yon will be sneoessful lu court suite, lore at* fairs, obtaining legacies, lost valuables.

ReeMenoe. fproer ol fteoond

friends. e(c. I^nd Ohlc streets.

sold la (his market before.

"S Si.' "ST"M

ATTENTION,:GRANGERS!

THE SMITH WAGON,

UA1 MAD1S

IS AifJl.lAT£l) FOIt ia SittXTalS!

Is One Wagons Made!

BE SOLD ON LIBERAL TEUDIS FOR $100, Oil FOR

$93 CASH!

Two Sizes—31-4 and 31-2.

This Ih Cheaper tlmii fir»i«c1ass Wukoiih li«v« ever been

JESSUP Ac PIETY,

North

sMe

who wants anything in this line, at

Mining Engineers, ARK

src.'scorrs

GREAT HEADQUARTERS FOlt BOOTS & SHOES,

NO. 98 MAO {STBliXT,

Pri«e theae Gaodo before yon buy.

ENGINEERING. HOTEL. Joh*C. North PAM. MAGILI,.

NORTUALL & 9IA0ILL,

preparod to test and develop cool and other mineral lauds, and to give accurate and reliable Information to proDii«toTN In regard thereto, in the alrlcteat oonfldnnce.

They will also bay, well and lease mineral lands. AH bualnesn entmstod to them will lOoelve prompt attention. Tho~e wanting lands tested, or wlahlnn to huy. Hell or lease mineral la»dii,arp requested to call. Batl.factory references given If desired. *r Office, sonth side of Main atreet, between Bixth and Heventh. OUbert'a BIock np stairs. Terre Haate. I nil.

FARLEY Sc KOA€ll, Hanafaotaren of

SADDLES & HARNESS

And dealer* In Collars, Whips, Trunks,

NO. 80 MAIN STREET,

North side, bet 8d and 4th, Terre Haute tf.jlgcntt fnr tTnrln S«m'«

t'lHi

tv.i

ri «.

),If

Forl874a,-iW

:'j* '1* ,W*.l

onn PA0B8: 600 F.NORA VINOS, and »U COLORED KLATK. Published Quarterly, at 35 Osnls a Year, First No. lor 1874 Just Issued. A Qeiman edition

of Main street, near First.

TFRKV) nAUTF, IJVDIAXA.

A O A S

WACHMAKER AND OPTICIAN,

Gives special attention to making and repairiug Fine Watches" for otiier Watcii-makora. j.

The Only Optician in Terre Ilaute!

Makes Spectacles to suit alt eyes. Old Pebbles re»ground and re-cased. Manufactures Holid JewHry.

NO. 171 MAIN STREET,

Five Doors East of Slxtli.,

TRKKG 11/ifJTE. IIVMA1VA.

4 O O O O

WORTH OF

BOOTS, SHOES AND' RUBBERS!

Bought at the very lowest ebb

and brought hero at freights as

will be offered to the public

At Prices that will Suit Everyone

Barnum's Hotel,

Cor.Broadmiy'and Twentieth St.

NEW "V OHK,

On both American rind £nropeau l'ian

Complete with all modern Improvemerits rooms

en ruUe

FIVE HUNDRED YARDS of

-inch ALL WOOL FRENCH

-LJV 'v f» i+\!

and Hingis private

parlors, baths, elevators. Ac. Location unsurpassed, being In the very center of fashion and brilliant New Yorit life. In proximity to Churches an»i places of Amuse ment, nnd Lord A Taylors. Arnold 4 Constable's andJ. & C. Johnston's liry Goods palaces. The hotel Is nndur the Management of A.8. Karnnm, lomierly ol Harnurn's Hotel, Baltimore I. N, Green, ol Dayton, Ohio, arid recently of New York and Freeman Barnam.of Harnum'p Hotel Ht. Tjouls.

Jffl. OIIM, Real Estate Dealer,

115 MAIN STREET, ISt" Call and wm1Ji. 13.il

MERINOS, at FIFTY .CENTS per

yard, at WILSON BROS. & HUN-

r-fejs

streets.:

04 f!

'Jt

I|f2

Si&im

v.*t

LEY'S, corner of Main and Fifth

W '*1.

f.»

i- u-

,.i (O

ulat

'•. iniB

lit

-}Mi

r^fTa^PJ

teDIOAL.

Ayer

control them. The teitimony'of our bent oil izens, of nil cln.H«e% ^tnbliihe^ the fnrt, that Ohkhiiy Fkctokai. wiii doe* relievo im euro the afflicting di»ortters «,f tho Thrtuit hI Lungs bayoml any other meiHeiise. 'i'Iu niftst UaiiRorous nrt'ootirius «f the Putmnimrv Orirnm yield to its power nml ctxses of Consiiinption, euro 1 hy this preparation, nrc pnl.lirly kn»iwn, so reroarkn!)le as hnrdly to be believed, wero tHey not proven beyond (lismite. .V- a remedy, it is ndeqimte, on which the pi'hiio may re.y for full protection. Hy ctirii nuglis tho forerunners of more serious diseusr, it saves unnumbered lives, and an amount of suffering not to ho computed. It challenges trial, and eonviuees the most sceptical, hvery family should keep it on hmn't a protection npinst the early end unpereeivod attack of Pulmouary AtTection«, which are easily met at first, hut which iecomo ineurable, and too often fatal, if neglected. Tender lungs need this defence and It i* unwise to ha without it. As a safeguard to childroit, amid the distressing diseases which beset tho Throat ami Chest of clilldhood, (^iikkkt Pectokai. invaltiahle for, hy its timely uso, multitudes are rescued IVom nfemnturo graves, and saved to tho love aud affection centred on them. It acta speedily and surely against ordinary colds, securing sound and h'onlth-rostorii.g sleep- No one will suller troulilesomo Inllupuzn and painful llronohttlis when they know how otisilv they can Iv cured.

Originally tlie product of long, laborious, and successful chemical investigation, 110 cost or toil is spared in making every bottlo in the utmost possible perfection. It inay~be confidently relied upon ai p0Hses''inl,j all tho virtues it has ever exhibited, and capablo of producing cures as memorable as tha greatest It has over effected. rriEr.niED BY

Dr. J. C. AYER

tho market,

low,.as ever known

&. CO.,

Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., I'ractlool and Analytical Clioii»i»t», JLOWiilLLi. MASS.

CITY

PLANING- MILLS.

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

MANUFAOTDRKRfl OF

8AS If, L00RS BLINDS

WINDOW ANI DOOK FRAMES.

MOULDING BRACKETS,

HTAIK HAILING

NEWELL P08TS, FLOOniNO, HIDIWO

and all descriptions of

FINISHING LUMBER

ALBO

Wliolosale and Retail Dealers in

I E E

(WQ UK'l fsEl 'IU, l'LAIN AND VAXNTKD.

ALL OR KWARRANTED

Corner Ninth and llulterry Streets.

OEAIH DBILL.

"SUPERIOR"

GRAIN DRILL!

There can be thirty different changes of feed made in It, and. It it* the only Irill ia the world that liaa a chamber exclusively for Howinjc wheat. It will sow Just the amount it in set to now, and it is the only Double Force Continuous Feed extant. Has taken the premium in every field trial it

was ever in.

%4hi idul

JESSUP, OAUSE & PIETY, -PMMNI

A E N

1 1

30 and 38 West Main Street, ^1

TSBHE HAVTE, IVD*

Hy.'

Cherry Pectoral,

For Diaeiuies of tho Throat and Lungs, •uoh aa Coagtis, Coldn, WhoopinROouj(h, Bronchitis, Asthma, aad Oo.iaumption.

Anjot'js tho (rreak di'oovrrlt'i of moclcni noience, fow are of mow rc.il vnluo to mankind thnn litis efftctHfl li'ttxvSy for all x.

the Throat

wul Lnnci. A va.»t trial ol

i!s

virtue",

thrrmj-hor.t thin »im( other oviintrips, ha» shown tiiat it doe» sorely nml pfl'octimllv

Lowell, Mass.,

Practical and Analytical Cliomlats. •OLD BV AM. nniTOGISTS KVRKVWHRRR.

Ayer

Hair Vigor,'s

For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. A tlrcssitip: which at onco agrooablo, ii a a

H'usurving tlio lair.

Jt soon

restorea faded or gray hair to its original color, with, tho

gloss antl freshness of youth.

Thin

iiair is thiekomul, falling liair cliecketl, and bahlncBs often, tliough not always, curoil by its uso. Nothing can restore tho hair whero the follinlos aw ilisstroyoil, or tho gland* atro(hiod and decayod hut Bttch as remain can bo saved by thisi applioation, and stimulated into activity, so that a now growth of hair is produced. Instead of IVtiling tjio hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional two will prevent the hair froui turning gray or falling'*.oftj and consequently prevent baldness. The restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and prevent# tho formation of dandruff, which ia ofton so uncleanly and off»nnivo. Free from those deleterious substancos which mako Homo preparations dangerous and injurious to tho hair, tlm Vigor .can only benefit but not harm it.' If wanted merely for a IIAIU DRESSING, nothing elso can bo found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor djro, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.

•%:.

''M

ISALLVSTBBH,

LTH AND SHINGLES

Slate Roofing and EOOFINO FELT

fJUSTOM SAWING

PLANING & WOOD TURNING

DONE TO OBDBK.

Manufacturers ot

k,"