Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 5, Number 50, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 June 1874 — Page 3

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BUIiKOlD TIME-TABLE.

Explanation

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Hicb-kuknck

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^uniluy excepted.

Iuillanii|ioIlM AN'. I.o»l*. Dopot Sixth ftnd TIppocanoo Kiroois. ArrIvo from East. Leava for West. 10:13 am 'Day Express 10:17 am 6:03 "Nlght Express 6:10 10:50 tn,... ..."Accommodation...., ,.ll:(JU pin Arrlvo from Wont. Leave for Kant. 8:43 *Day Express 8:45 pin l:4Uam "Night ISxprass 1:60 in G.'JJ Accommodation 0:36 Ht. V.ouln, Tnndalin A Terr© Hants and T«rrc lliiuto A indlnnnpullM. Union Depot, Tent.li and Ohostnut Htreets. Arrlvo from East. Leave for West. 0:20 am $ Fast L1 no 0:26 am 2:20 *Dny Express 2:'ZH 11:0J ^Atlantic Kxpress._..ll:10 6:15 "Indianapolis Acc. Arrlvo from Went. Leave for TCost. 1:10 am 2 Fast Linn 1:15 am 1:4S pin .*Pacific, Express 2,oa W,U0 a in ''Cairo Express. "Indlannpolls Acc -2,00 Fvnmwvlllc, Torre Ilitnle A lilcnjfo. Union Depot, Tontli and CIioHtmit streets. Arrlvo from North. Lcavo for North. 0,17 pin ^C'liltfiigo Express (1.27 a in 10,67 a "Mall a,17 jun 5,07 in •'»!«li I Ex pi cm 10,07 pm

Kv/inHvlIlo A O/kWlordHvllln. Union Depot, Tontli and Chestnut streets. Arilve from Houth. Leave for Houtti. 10,12 Express 0,17 a in 1,12 "Mail 2,S2 pin I.oy:iiiiMp»rl,'riitvrirIiivillAH mli. wrMtoru. Union Depot, Tontli unci Chentiiut Htreots, Arrlvo from North. Leavo for North. J,-12 pin fMall 0 .'17 a III »,2J j» in tltoakvillo Acc 6,22

Torro IImile, I'nrlut A' Dcciltnr. Union Dnpot, Tenth and Chestnut Htroets. Arrive from N. W. Leave for N. W. 12,10 ii in Arcf imnodiitlon 0,30 a in 1,26 pm "Mull 6,1)0 pin 'In dim all it Trr« Iltuifo.

Depot, Klrwt and Main Htri-ols.

Arrives from Hoiil.li. Leaven for Hon! Ii, 2,iri in Accommodation H,00 in

N. II.—The iihnvo 11 ino live mluutcs faster lliiin elly Un e. htroot tars uiul oidiiIIjum-s run to and Iroin the dopot on Tenth il Cliostmit «I reels,

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to imil I imu I hit do

hand Tlppocnnoo

routs.

CITV t'OST OFFICE.

OLIHK. DAILY MA1I.H. U1-K9.

:t:00 in... KuhI '1'Iii'oiikLi 7:yo a and 12 ill.00 III... HUM)

near her llpn. I followed

that laUKh from my days of childhood till I became an awkward, bluHliing youth 1 followed It through tho heated noon ol° manhood and now the fronts of age are HlirlvolliiK my hair and many chll. (Iron ollmi)U|)on my knee and call mo father. Hud that the memories of youth are Htron^, and that oven in gray bairn 1 'n. following tli« muhIc

«till. When I was ilftouu tho llrst ^reat sorrow of my llfo eamo on my broast. I was Kent, to hcIiooI

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h:(Hla Wuy 7:00 J) H:(H) in(! 111 111 ii 111.1 AWuHhlti^Um H:0« in 10:00

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H.00 pin (Jiiluaifo 12:00'm MJi.lOum 7:.'ltlain 7:00 in C. A T. K. It Mil

Ht. IjO.iIh anil Wo»t,

tO IIOa m...Via Alton itallro.id 4:30 'U 1(1:1)0 m...Via Vandalla Kail road.. 4:i)0 2:00 in...Kvansvlll« and Way 4::«) |i in... Through... 7::M) ii in 10:00 pin L., !. A H. W. K. 12:110 in 3:00 pin K. T. II. A U. 11. II 10:30p in

HKMI-WKKKr.V MAII.H.

(Jrayuvllle via I'ralrlninn, I'ralrle Ureek lind Tliuriiiiili nCniok--'IohohTui'iMdayH

and Krli.ayH at 7 a.

uptniH MundiiyH and TliurN tayHt fl p. Nelson -UioncmTikm A Ilii.ni UoaiihTuuh A HhI.hhIatill I i. (hinoral D.dlviiry unit Call IIoxhh pun from 7 a

to 7 in

Lnnk iloxo mi Hi .uiip Mli'o uptni oin a in toN ru Money order and or Oilice open rpini Ha in to 0::ln [i in

Ollleo opim on HmidayM from 0 to 10 a. m. No money order l:t•• I ni'M irHUHaetod on Him lays, N. KILHKCK. I*. M.

Kcnl° $'wft

TliuYmliiy, .1 ii

All my I If. I had known Mary M.ioro nil my life I iiutl loved her. Our niotliei'H wcro old NclioolmntcH an.I 11 rwl coiihIiih,

that liahy

and

waa obliged to leavo Mary. Wo were not to see oaoh other for throe long years. This to me

wuh

like a «en-

tence of death, for Mary was like life Itnelf to me. l)ut hearts are tough things after all. 1 left college In tho flush of my nineteenth year. I was no longer embarrassed. I had grown into a tall, slender stripling, with very good opinion of myself, both In general and particular. If I thought of Mary Moore, It was to think now I could diiTtzle and bewilder her with my good looks and wonderful attainments, and never thinking that she co-.ild dazzle me still more. I was a cox-oomb, I knew, but as youth and good looks have fled, I trust that I may bo believed when I sny that selfcontent has left me also.

An advantageous proposal was made me at this time, and, accepting It, 1 gavo up all Idea of a profession, and prepared to go to India. In my hurried visit home I saw nothing of Mary Moore. Hho had gone to a boarding school at some distance, ami was not expected homo until the following May. I uttered a sigh to tho memory of my little blue-eyed playmate, and then called myself a "man" again.

In a year, I thought, as tho vehicle whirled away trom our door, I will return, and if Mary Is as pretty as «he used to be, why, then, perhaps, I may marry her.

And thus I settled the future of a young lady whom I had not seen for lour years. I never thought of the possibilities of such as her refusing my oiler!

Hut now I know that had Mary met mo then she would have despised me. Perhaps In the Reented and atluole.l student she might have found plenty of sport but as for loving mo I should perhaps havo found myself mistaken. India was my salvation, not merely because of my success, but became my laborious industry had contracted the better man. When, at the end of three years, I prepared to return, I said nothing of tho reformation of myself, which 1 knew had taken place. They love me as I was, I murmured to myself, and they shall lind out for themselves whether I am better worth loving than formerly.

I picked up many a token from that land of romance and gold for the friends I hoped to meet. Tho gift of Mary Moore 11elected with a boating heart It was a ring of rough virgin gold with her name and own engraved lusldo—that was yet the little toy strangely thrilled me as I balanced It on my linger.

my all,

To the eyes of others It was but a plain circle, suggesting thoughts, perhaps, by its elegance, of the beautiful white hand that was to wear It, but not to me—how much was embodied there—all ee delights were hidden within that little ring of gold.

Tall, bearded aud bronzed, I knocked at my father'*' house. The lights 111 tho parlor window, and the biiin of conversation and cheerful laughter, showed me that company was assembled there. I hoped that sister Lizzie would como to the door, and I might greet my family when no strango eye was looking carelessly011

But a servant answered the sum moos. They were too merry in the parlor to heed tTie long absent oue who asked for admittance. A bitter thought ran through my mind as I heard the sound in tho parlor, and saw that half-suppressed smile on the servant's face.

I hesitated a moinout before aiaknu myself kuown or unking for any fWiiipgkJaZi' 5,-"

of my family. And whilo I stood si lent,"a stnuigo apparition eamo up before mo. I rom behind tho servant peered out a golden head, a tiny, delicate form and a sweet, childish face, with blue eyes, so like those of one who had brightened my boyhood, that I started with a sudden pain. "What Is your name, my pretty?" I Inquired, while the wondering ser vant held the door. "Mary Moore." "Aud what else?" I asked ly8he lifted her hands to shade her face—I had seen that very altitude In another, in my boyhood days, many and many a time—and answered, in a sweet, bird-like voice: "Mary Moore Cnester."

My heart sank down IIko lead. Mere was an end to all my bright dreams and hopes of my youth and manhood. Frank Chester, my boyish rival, who had tried in vain to usurp my plnco beside the girl, had succeeded at last, and had won her away from mo. This was their child, his child and Mary's.

I sank, body and soul, beneath this blow, and hiding my face in my hands, I loaned against tbo door, while my heart wept tears of blood. The little one gazed at me, greived and amazed, and put up her pretty lips as if about to cry, while the perplexed servant stepped into the parlor and called my sister out to see who It was that acted so strangely. I heard a light step, and a pleasant voice saying, "Do you wish to see my father, sir I looked up. There stood a pretty-faced maiden of about twenty, not so much changed from tho dear little sister I used to love so well. I looked at her a moment, and, stilling tho tempest of my heart by a mighty eM'ort, I opened my arms and said: "Lizzie, don't you know mo "Il.irry Oh, my brother Harry she cried, and threw herself Into my arms, and wept as if her heart would break.

I could not weep. I drew her gently into tho lighted parlor, and stood with her before them all.

There was a rush, and a cry of Joy, and then my father and mother sprung toward mo, and welcomed mo home with heart-felt tears.

Oil, strange and passing sweet is such a greeting to a worn traveler. And

11, is 71.

MARY MOOR!].

My llr.it rccolloc-

tioiiH arts of a lioy, in a rod ftoHt and morocco hIioch,

ro.iUIn^ a

(M'adlo

wuh

which repohod a sunny haired, liltieeyeil hnliy, not. (julto a year old. T-hat lioy

wuh

inyHo.'f -Harry Clunch

Mary Moore,

|j)tter ntlll, I ueo mynelfat tho old Hchool 110U80, drawing my llttl* ehaiHu ti] to the door that Mary inl^lit rldo home. Many a healing have I gairod on nuoli ooeftHlons, for other hoys boHideH mo liked Iter, and Hhe, I fear,

wivh

Honielhlnn of a flirt, even

Iri her pinafore. How elegantly nlte eamo tripping down the Htep« when called her name how sweetly her blue eyen looked at me how ^ayly rany out her merry lau^h. No one but Alary could ever bring her heart

I held my dear old mother

to my heart, and grasped my dear old father's band, while Lizzie clung besido me, I felt that all was not lost and, although another had secured life's almomt choicest blessing, many a Joy remained for mo in tho dear sanctuary of homo.

There were four inmates of tbo room, who had risen on my sudden entrance. Oijo was tho blue-eyed child whom I had already seen, who now stood beside Frank (Muster, clinging to his bund. Near by stood Lizzie Moore, Mary's elder sister, and in a distant corner, to which slio had hurriedly retired, stood a tall, slender figure, half bidden by the heavy window curtains that fell to the floor.

When the llrst rapturous greeting was over, Lizzie led me forward with ti timid grace, and Frank Chester grasped my hand. "Welcome home, my boy!" he said, willi the loud, chccrfol tones I remembered

well. "You havo

changed no that I would never havo kuown you hut no matter about that—your heart is in tho light place, I know." "How c.'ui you say he is changed V" said my mother, gently. "To be sure ho looks older and graver, and more lilce a man than when he went away, hut his eye and smilo tiro the same as ever. It is a heavy heart which changes him. He is my boy still." "Aye, mother," I answered sadly, "T tun your hoy still."

Heaven hrlp me! At that moment I felt 11ko little boy, and it would havo boon a blessed relief to havo wept upon her breast as I bad dono In my Infancy. But I kept down tho tremor of my lips, and answered quietly, us I looked Into his full, handsome face: "You havo changed too, Frank, but 1 think for tho better." "Oh, yes—thank you for the compliment," he answered with a nearly laugh. "My wife tells mo I grow handsomer every day."

His wlfo Could I near that name and keep silfc|it "And havo yon neen m"y~ little girl ho udded, lifting tho lufant in his arms, and kissing her crimsoned cheek. "I tell you, Harry, there is no such other In tho world. Don't you think slio looks very much like her mother used to?" "Very much," I faltered. "Hallo I" cried Frank, with a suddenness that made mo start violently, "I have forgotten to introduco you to my wife I believe you and sho used to bo pl'ymates in your young days—yes, Hurry." and he slapped me on the back—"for tho sako of old times, and because you weronotut the wedding, I will let you kiss her once, but mind, old fellow, you ore never to repeat the ceremony. Come, hero sho is. I for one want to see how you will manage thoso ferocious moustaches of yours In the operation."

Ho pushed Lizzie, laughing and blushing toward mo. A gleam of light and hope, almost too dazzling to bear, came over me, and before I thought I cried out, "Not Mary

I must have betrayed my secret to every one in tbo room. 13ut nothing was said even Frank, in general so obtuse, was this time silent. I kissed tho fair cheek of the young wife, and hurried to the silent ilgure looking out of the window. "Mary—Mary Moore!" I said In a low, eager tone, "havo y.ou no welcome for tho wanderer

Hho turned, and laid her hand In mine aud said, hurriedly "I am very glad to see you here again, Harry."

Himplo words, and yet how happy they made mo. I would not have yielded her up at that moment for an Ktiiperoi's crown. For there was a happy homo group and the dear home fireside, with sweet Mary Moore. 'J ho eyes Iliad dreamed of dny and ni^ht were falling beneath tbo ardent gnvse of mine, and tbo. sweet face I had so long prayed to see

wiib

there beside me. I know not

the moaning of h&ppinees until that moment. Many years have passed since that happy night, and the hair that was glossy is fast turning gray. I am now an old man, and can look back to a happy, ftml I hope, a well spent life. And yet, sweet as it has been, I would not recall nninglu day, fm the lovo that mado uiy manhood so bright, sliino9 also upon my white hairs. ii

An old man can this lie so? At heart I am as young as ever. And Mary, with her bright hair parted smoothly from a brow that lias a slight furrow Us If, Is still the Mary of other days. To me she oun hever grow old orjehanged. The heart that held her in Infancy and sheltered her in the Hush and beauty of womanhood, can never cast her out till llfo cease to warm it.

Eiley's Carbolic Troches. Among tho various retriedles for Coughs nono enjoy a higher reputation than EftEY's Carbolic Thoches. This fact places then1 above ti ordinary li of medjila. preparations. For Coughs, Coit. Asthma, and as a disinfectantiLr preventivo against contagious eases they are a specltlc. luvaluaM8 to singers and public speakers. SIt everywhere. John F. Hknky,

han

Ciat

& Co., proprietors, S and 9 Place, New York.

lege

Tho Kervoos System Is the uioslaslerosting and Important part of be living body. Alltbovitaloperater by which we aro nourished &nd talned, all moral and mental festatioiiH, take place through the agency of this part of the human or ganlzatloil "Lane's Cordial" purlfles the blood, whioh Is the source of nourishment to the nerves, thereby tonlug the whole nervous system, thiiH It has beeu found the most effectual cure for nervous debility, pain In the back aud loins, loss of memory, loss of power and general prostration.

vw"- "V-—

Colorado ^Excursion*—Go' Wert Through St. Louis. During the Bummer Season, the Missouri Pacificand Kansas Pacific

Through Line, vlaBt. Louis and Kansas City, will sell Excursion Tickets from St. Louis to Denver and lleturn, good ninety days from date of sale, at extremely low rates, thus affording every one an excellent opportunity to visit the famous resorta of Colorado, among the beautiful Parks of the Kocky Mountains.

To all who are seeking new homes in or are about to take a trip to Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska, Oregon or California, we recommend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route by way of St. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Through IAne. It Is equipped with fine Day Coaches, Buck's Reclining Chair Cars, Pullman's Palace Sleepers, the famous Miller Safety Platform and tho celebrated Westinghouto Air Brake and runs its trains from St. Louis to principal points in tho West without change. Tho Texas connection with this Iload is now completed and passengers are offered a first-class all-rail route from Ht. Louis to Texas, either over the Missouri, Kansas A Texas It. R, via Sedalla, or over the Atlantic & Pacific Ii. R., via Vinita.

For full Information in regard to Colorado Excursions, or trips to any point iu the Great West, address or call upon either of the following namen Agents of the Line. J. F. Thompson, 157 Exchange St., Buffalo, N. Y. S. II. Thompson, Union Depot Columbus, Ohio or E. A. Ford, Gen'l Pass. Ag't, 26 South Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo. Questions will be chcerfully and promptly answered.

Tito American Sardine Company's Boneless Sardines arc much better, and less than half tho cost of the Imported Ha*rdlnes.

Sale of City Lots I

riillK undorHlgnrMl. having made a second 1 NubdlvlMlon of Ills place, In tlio eautern part nl tho city of Terro Ilaulu. comprising two hnmlrod and twenty-six lotH, In slz-» to suit purchasers, now offers for sale apart thereof on terms of payment of one, two, three, lour and flvo years, with six por cent, interohl Inrludod In each note In advance, and payable as the notes become dnc. To purchaKers making Immedlato linprovomonts, additional privileges Will lue given as to payments, and to thoso not making early Improvements one-illth part of tho purchiute money will be required In advance. Deeds will be executed aud mortgages required to secure tbo payment of tlio purchase money.

Tho lota, with plot thereof, will bo shown at any time liy tho undersigned on tho premises, or by Mr. Hunch, at the Pral rlc Oily BanIc.

May 110, 1871.

CURTIHOILBKRT.

LEGAL.

State of Indiana, Yigo County. In tho Vigo Circuit Court. INo. fi773. MIHIAM li.CAHKY vs. JOSEPH A.CAHKY—In Divorce.

BKIH7I,

It known that on tho 5th day ol June, mild pliilutlll tiled an anldavitln dun lorm, Khowlhg that said Joseph A.Ciiroy Is a uou-rushleut of the Htato of Indians.

Haiti non-resident defendant Is hereby nollllod of (lie pondency of Haiti action against him, and that the same will stand l'ir Ulul at llio Hoptuiuhur term ol' iald court, lu tho year 1N74.

AIt'i'lN UOL.MNCJKU, Clerk.

Diiiialt'soii A IIIi-hcii, pl'l! att'ys.

REAL ESTATE.

UNITED STATES

REAL ESTATE

OFFICIS.

1^ O J* SAL

IIouho 1111(1 Lot.

On northeast corner of First and Oak streets will be sold choap on retiHonalile terms, or tradod for good farm land.

lfOU8C!Ulll Lol,

On Thlr'cenlli street, near tlio Null Works sold at a low prluo aud on reusonnblo terms,

480 Acres of Timber Limd,

In Clay county, one and n. half mllrs Iroin tlio rallror(I wrtl lie sold on tasy payments.

120 Acre* of A No. 1 Farming Luiid,

One mile southwest of Howling Oroen, Willi two How hntiMM, lino loL Of Otlt* bulldlng. and all the modern improvements to muko lilco aud comlortah.e homo.

House an«l Lot,

On Tliii'ccnnoo street, between Blxth end Seventh Mill be sold cheap lor cosh-

Three Loix

In the oily of Chicago, on oasy payments, or trade lor othor valuable property. Wo havo also number of Houses and Farms for sale and rent. Call and see us.

SIMON IlIRSCH & CO.,

Southwest cor. Fourth and Ohio eta Parties wishing to sell tholr property, or buy, will lind It to their Interest to call at our ollleo.

REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

fbed.TBOSS,

Keal Estate & Loan

BROKER,

509 OHIO STREET.

8425—('ASH—will buy a Vacant Lot on Eaglo, near Third street. 0050—IIouso and Lot In eastern part of city—lot (to by M0 threo rooms, good outbuild', ngs and good fruit. 81,050—A beautiful Vacant I/ton Uullck, near Mlxlh street. #850—A vory desirable Vacant Lot, corner

Fourth and Park streets.

97,000—One of (he surest opportunities for profitable Investment everotlured hero—small cash payment. 81,0.10-Fnmi o! 80 acres,south of Marshall,

Illinois. 20 acres In cultivation, xmall orchard, good timber, will exchange for Improved properly 1a tho city. fl ..S5O—20 acres, good house and barn.

acres lu apples. To trade for city property—a bargain. 8l, i30—A good property—new House—on

Thlrtecu-and-a.hiiH street, north ol tho Null Works. 84,000—Sixteen acres of Land, beautifully situated north of city, atf£j0 per acre part c.isli will tako city property for lit lanoo. 93,900—A dtslrabl* Pronerty, corner of

Flitceiitl) aud Locust streets—Lots 0 by ISO—IIouso ot six rooms—good outbuildings. 80,000—A large, desirable Kosldcnco on on North Hlxtti street lot 6u leet front—a great bargain.

PIANOS.

Fair Dealing No Humbug!

STEIN WAY & SON'S L'l AN OS, (The best In tt-o world,)

Proiu $475 to $1,000. -.'fk'V ii A •. Onblcr Pianos,

Prom $350 to $075.

AUION PIANOS, -From $500 to $000.

IJAZKLTOtf PIANOS, From $400 to $750*

It. V. Mifidon Pianos, 7 1-8 Octave, flno ilnlsli, only $310.

mTmAFcUTM Tiik big hotol property at Indiana! oils slipped through tbe Angers dm Harry Sheots, Saturday, and into tt bunds of O. P. Uinsoll & Co., of Har^ ford. Q. P. B. & Co. arc lloriford ca|— itallsts, aud coutemplare an oarly con pletion of tbo building and its osta^ llslmient as a llrst-class hotel—an a_ tiolo Indianapolis needs, nevrr havliLj bad suob an one. fr

It ia stated tbat tlio financial odljiSL of tbo Now York Ti""-

ARR

prepared to test and develop ooal and other mineral lauds, and to give accurate and rullable In formation to pro* prl«tors In regard thereto, lu the strictest confidence.

They will also buy, sell and lense mineral lands. All business entrusted to them will leeelve prompt attention. Thone wanting lands tested, or wishing to buy. sell or lease mineral lands,are requested to call. Batl»faotory references given if desired,

Mr Offloe, south side of Main street, between Blxth and Seventh, Gilbert's Bloc* up Btalrs.Terreilaute, Jnd.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

Obstacles to Marriage. Happy Belief for Tomsk from the effect* ot Erz*n and Abuses Lnc*rly life. Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New method ol treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars seat free, In sealed envelopes.

Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. 3 South Ninth 8t.. Phlladeipala. P« an Institution having a high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill.

Awarded t7the

American Institute,

TO M. W. HcKZE, SOB

Embroidering and Fluting Ma-

ell" es.

"It Is ingenious and will meet the wants of every matron in the land." Exhibition of 1879. John E. Qavlt, Bee. Meo'y. V. A. Barnard

President. Bamnel D. Tillman, Cerre^ pond lug Bee'y. New Yo:k, November 90,1873. This simple and in gen loos Machine 1st useful as the Hewing Machine, and Is fast becoming popular with ladles, in theplace

ie Hewing ill IU

mueli more handsome, requiring the exp

less time

and not one-tenth part the expense. No lady's toilet Is now complete without it. A Machine with illustrated circular and full instructions sent on receipt of 12, or finished in silver plate for 93.76. Address,

Thb McKi* Maku*aoturxnoCo.. 809 Broadway, New York. AGENTS WANTED. Tbe neck with 920 Portable Fnmil Sewlngr Machine, on SO Dajre Trial many advantages over all. Satisfaction guaranteed, or 120 refunded. Bent com )lete, with fail directions. Beckwlth Sew ng Machine Co., 863 Broadway, N. V.

TflK NEW REMEDY FOB BVPTORE. metl Important Invention. Bold by The Klastlo Truss Co., No: 888 Broadway, N. Y. City. It retains Rupture absolutely la ease and com'ort, night and day, at all times, pue under all circumstances, with out any exceptioa wbateverin any case andHhould never be taken oQ during the short time roqulslte to eQeet a permanent cure. Bent by mall. Circulars free. Any gglst or Physician will order this Truss for you without chsrge.

To Purify (lie Blood,

IMPUOVfl tho GENERAL HEALTH

Take one of IIOOFLAND'B PODOPI1YL-I-iIN PI 1.L8 every day for a few days, and then follow with llOOFLANU'HOKUMAN 11ITTKHH.

Tho Pills will expel all the foul hnmorB that vitiate the lliood, producing Fever, Hlok Headache, llaekache, Nausea, Loath Ing of Food, Offensive Breath, unslghtl Eruptions on tho Hkln.and all those fects arising from unhealthy, Impure secretions. The HOOKLAND'H OEKMAN HITfEIta will give tone to the stomach, aud restore tho digestive organs to perfoct. health, induce the secretion of health fluids for tho properllgcstlon and asslral lation of food for the making of Pure Blood and nourishment of the body to vigorous health. This Is bettor than all the Har*aparlllas for Purifying the Blood for the component parts havo specific action on the diseased organs implicated in tills condition.

JOHNHTON, HOLLOW AY & CO.. Pro prletors, Philadelphia. Sold by all Druggists.

MANHOOD:

IIow Lost, Uow Restored.

Just published, a new edition of Dr. 4'ul verwell'M 4!olcbra(cl Kwmy on tho radicalciirc (without medicine) of Mi'itMAtokhjkka,or

Hemlnal Weakness luvolun-

tary Hemlnal Losses, Impotknoy, Aloutal and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc.: also, Consumption, Epii.kpsy and Fits, Induced by self.lhdulgence or sexual extravngnnco.

WTPrloe In it soaled cnvolopo only six cents. Tliu colebratod author, In tills admlrablo essny. clearly demonslrates from a thirty yearn' successful pjactlce, that the alarming consequence of selr-abuse may be radically ourod without tho dangerous uso ol Internal inedlclneor tho application of tlio knife pointing out a mode of euro at onco simple certain and otloctuul, by means or which ovory sufferer, no matter what his condition may bo, may euro hlmseircheaply, privately, and radically.

Mr ThIs Lecture should oo lutho hands of ovory youth and every man in tho land.

Mont under soal, In a plain onvolopo, to any address, jfntpaid, ou receipt of six cents, ortwo post stamps

Also Or. Culvorwoll's"Marriage Guide,' prico 26 cents Address tho Publishers,

CHAN. J. KMNK t- ., 1S17, llowory. Now York, PostofUce Box 4,51*0.

YEAST POWDER.

r.1A'N0 CHEAPEST I O N E E

fifc-E FD FDP & UI A' BREAD.—

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is Perfectly Pure aud Wholesome.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is put up lu Full Wolglit Cans.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Makes Clegant lllscultsand Bolls.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Makes Delicious Mufllns, Griddle v,akes, Corn Bread, Ao.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Makes nil Kinds of Dumplings, Pot«Ples Cakes and Pastry, nice, light and healthy.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is tbo Best, because Perfectly Pure.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is the clioapesf, because full weight.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is guaranteed to give satisfaction.

Be sure to ask for

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER and do uot bo put ofl with auy other kind,

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDEIt Is put up in Tin Cans or various sizes, suitable for Families. Boarding Houses, Hotels, Kestauraut* and Ulver, Lako and Ucen Vessels on short or long voyages.

The market is flooded with Uieap, I uferier Itakliig and Yenst Pom ders or litflit or short weight. DOOLliV'S YEAST 1'OWDEK Is warranted full strength aud weight.

Sold at wholesale and retail, generally throughout tho United States, by dealers in Groceries and Famllv Supplies.

wMA N aot R£R$""-

W ST. NEW YORK.

HENRY'S

Carbolic Salve!

THE MOST POWFRFUL HEALING AUENT EVEIl DISCOVERED.

The wonderful celerity with which thin comhlnntlon ol Carbollo AcM wlili other Moothlng and Curative Bmollents

Hettls (lie Most Tlrnlenl Sort and leers,

Is somctliliig sklu to the marvelous. I. Is •villi pride that the Proprietors call attention to the gratifying tact that

FliyfttelttfTB Give It the Highest Mend of Praise,

and use it and pr scribe it in their prac tlce.

JtiTf Ol NTS TO BK BOItN E IN HI ND:

CARBOLIC SALVK positively cures tbe worst sores. CARBOLIC 8ALVE Instantly allays the pain ol burus. ^ARIIOLIC SALVE cures all cutaneous eruptions.

CARUOLIC SALVE removes pimples and blotches. CARBOLIC SALVtC will cure cuts and bruises.

CARBOLIC SALVE ranks at the head of all Balvi.8, Ointments or other Healing Compounds, and HA8 ACHIEVED A GREATER REPUTATION AND HAH A LAKUKR SALE than any other similar preparatlan of contemporaneous invention*

Sold every where. Price 25 oents. JOHN F. HENRY,

CURRAN CO., Prop's,

8 and 9 College Place, New York.

F.F.KEITH,

Dealer in

Grains and Provisions, No. 115} Mala Street, Fourth door west of the National State

Bank, upstairs,

TBRRB HAUTE, INDIANA.

#PWS

S&S& r'Sjft4*

:5^w

"PE0FE5SI0NAL.

Medical Specialties.

N0$E, THR£4J

..j —A yn-O

Medical ami Surjjleal Treatment or aui. Diseases of the Eye and Eur.

ARTIFICIAL HYKS INHKltTED. OIBce, No. HO Rliiln Street, Over Sage's Confectionery, Terro 11 Rule.

I*t. I. WILNON

-AN

lilt.

Oculists and Aurist s,

llecently from Ban Kranelsco, (!»1., have t'Ntalillxlii'd au

EYE juia Tsjkjn.

INFIRMARY!

-AT-

©SO MainStreot,

Ifl MA 11111.14 IILOCK,

Terr© Haute, In«l.

MEDICAL.

Lane's Cordial

-AND-

BLOOD PURIFIER

A snfe ami roliablo medicine, for purityiug aud invigorating the liumau system. Composed of purely vegetable oubstancoa, combined according to tbe best methods known to modern science. It is not a patent medicine, but Is prepared from sucii well known roots and herbs as yellowdock, stiUlngia, mandrake, plpsissewi. Blue Flag, uud others of undoubted pwitvtwi Vl.w v#

LVlfe DISEASED

DR. HEARD,

Tho Great Specialist,

Devotes his attention exclusive to the treatment of loug-standing Maladies. Dr. Heard's success in tbe treatment of THROAT and LUNQ D1SEABKH, AHTH MA and BRONCHITIS Is unsurpassed. Medicine* mild, aud ean be used by the most delicate. All medicines furnished at tbe office.

Nasal Catarrh

Bpeedlly and permanently cured. Kapld relief afTonleu in DYHPKl'tilA, Diseases of the Liver and A fleet ions of the Blood. NERVOUS DBB1LITY and KKMALH COMPLAINTS of overy character, receive especial care, and aro treatod with the most pleasing results. In performing speedy cures of PRIVATE DI8KA8EH, or com.

B'r.

lalnts ol the Uenltal and Urinary Organs, Heard's remedies NKVKIt FAIL.

Radical Cares Guaranteed,

Without loss of time or change of diet. Dr. Heard will be pleased to furnish iu qulrera the most convincing proofs of his marvelous succcss. Private consultation rooms connected with office. Charges In accordance with circumstances of putient

CONSULTATION FREE.

OFFICE ON THIRD STREET,

Opposite the Buntlu House.

Office hours from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sundays I rom 8 to 5 P. M.

DK. A HI.I TZ,

Oculist 1TV

Anr'st,

lias permanently locatod In this city, and takes pleasuro lu announcing to the public In this city and vicinity that he will givi his HPKCIAL ATTENTION only to the

frllti

medicine is to cure diseases arising from impure blood, impaired digestion, and adisoasedllver. boils, tumors, pimples, blotches, canker, ulcers, sores, etc., are only tho external form* 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,

all scrofulous manifestations, swelling of the glands, ulceratiou of the internal organs, tubercles, tumorr, eruptions, salt, rheum, scald hea as well as dropsy, emaciation aud general debility, are some of the internal forms or blood diseases, which ear witii the cause that produced them. That Lane's Cordial is able to purify the blood, there can be no doubt, but this would be only hall tbe work it will also enrich the blood and strengthen tho Bystem tone up the orguus and bring them back to duty, restore appetite and give power to digest and assimilate the food eaten.

We might print testimonials of the highest order, but we prefer to let the "Cordial" speak for itself its own evidence will far outweigh »ny that can be adduced by eerll/lcaicH. Its beftt reecom mendation Is, that it cures Wo ask for it a trial.

Prepared only by

!'v

(i. I). LANE Si 00.,'

t'lU'iiilslB Matitiructtiring Druggixt* BT. LOUIS, MO. Wo aro respoiihlblo only for our Uteods, HuTi loio bchUic that you gut Mio right ar. tlcle. "Lane's Cordial," wnipped In yellow tissue paper, prepared by O. JD. LANK A CO.

Sold by nil respectable Druggists aud Dealers everywh«re.

MEDICAL.

•DR. WHJTTu 617 St. Charles stroet, i-t 1-: *i o. Hai twta Unff4r tnoagtd In *b«» "peoliU tre^m !l Venereal. Sexual and CiironioDU^ t&fttt tor otWr

rhjrsIcUn bt

with

l.«« .»'•.*»

Syphilis, Conorrheoa, Clqot, 8tricfuf Orchitis, Hernia, or Rupture, »''Ur rj nta«a«fMii syphllltloor -rcirlnl afraofioneo? (n«tniottti »h»ti

tiiipAralivTed oo miu»

•Ir«?5*5"lo ifi»»oi*r J«»•«. or omor eatiaci, «nd -tt i. imlwIofU, JMlItt, dl«n«M 0/ i-feHw i-• i. plmtUt dtcai. awrtlcnto to ,./ ftmaUt,oo

MnAwfoA of tiici', fo« o/mill povtr,

»b«T,, i'iii la «««•'»r*.taT

wbkut. C3U»r—i», d.§plucmtnu -/... Miii«Mi^rort«oiutapn At*vltUcxMrUuc«^^ Uf' utd upon.

as4a «f mni crery nr treat wi-n piruni lo tay b/ lat'ef, fr«i «n:

BB« VI WWS kuovtag %h\9 C^BlUUatUl

o*B«uluUoo.rmm•ooallf

par

auoa*

para08U7 »rpy ih ct. kw

toTlia&. WhnnltU

B, wmiiutor«rf

••dldnee eati bi loaibr •*pr««tor b|«ttMicntrUUiil, vsara4ooM«*Uti

KlUt ipTk.

naat,««4td

Ottra&r*

I- f«

M.UlF* W. li W.

uinivbiji* ih$ cu/aianr \o«rt mn IM. D-*r MtlL

ijriiC jartt tlftf" TIm iiiitillihptn-rB»his»m»ihaof (ft wbolaliou«

t»-W^ro.»»*|

mtttaxUfitWa la Utwooinr, a OooraltaOoa Board]of tad a), it'sKm****** lUdlaatad

Vapor Batbi}

vMr« aU madWoe»o»*4la taWl»hm»-i a% ft .tanra

unfrd

«rM

uimi

variwvi

*-r

kaad, «ImAB.tomlMt

Pitt**,

flhutrallst dlK««" wMtS ,. .. 1MB rni 'l. rcf.MK« of .«pcn». 4| .l "1 haoS la UT .tlwr Llbrmrr lo Ow/ltr-

W »H «»IW. M4n*i

HOTEL.

Barnum's

Hotel,

Cor- Broadway and Twentieth St.

new tork,

On botli American and European Plan

Complete with all modern Improvements rooms mtuiit and single private parlors, baths, elevators, 4c. Location unsurpassed, being in the very center of fashion and brilliant New York life. In proximity to Ctoarcbea awl ptaeee of Amtue ment, and Lord ATavlora. Arnold Constable's and J. A C. Johnston's liry Goods paiMMJL The hotel Is nnderthe management of Barnura, formerly ot Barnam's Hotel, Baltimore: I. N. 0re«u ol Dayton, OMo, and TeoenUv of New York and Fncosn Barnum. of Harntun^ Hotel St. Louis.

tf^x &&>**•*

BA1LB0AS.

OUANUEOF TIM R,

TERRE HAUTE,

Paris & Decatur

-RAILROAD. (Operated by Paris A Decatur R. R. Co.) Trains will leave Union Depot, Torre Haute, taking efTectMay 81, as follow

PIIILjELPHIA

Oue Train tho(inlckKt.'

MAGNIFICENT DAY COACHES

*u11 man Paiaco Drawing Room and Sleeping Oars,

Aro tun on 1111.4 Itonto Ixiween

SI. I

ouIh,

Ul!

.1. .1. NIHIT1E,

Clnciiiiiati. ('(ilmnbtis, Hnl-

timoro nnl Wnsiiinictou lly,

wiiiioi

iuy(u:i

rosin tlio Ohio river on Spltnidlil Iron Itollwuy llrlilgus lit 1'aUKI'.H.SHUKti or I1KI LAI HK. Ily This t.liie You AtokI All OmiilbnM TrniiMlerM. ms. Tlekots for sa'o at nil tlio Ticket Of,'i'H iii llit' Houtli and Wont

HOTEL.

m)P

AT TIIK

Sherman House!

When you go to Imliannpolifi.

It is lociitoJ Immediately

NORTH OP THE UNION DEI'OT,

Is nu olcpniit cstabllshmout throughout, ana convenient for the traveling nubile. Tills house lias mado a good reputation, and maintains It, with constant Improvements, MetfBrs. McCarthy & Jenks aro tlio proprietors (Jrant and Kohncs, Clerks. Mr.Urantls known to all Terre Ilauteans anil tliey will find It to their Interest to stop at tli'e BHERMAN whon Tlsltlnf the Capital city.

RIGGS

Randolph St. and Filth Ave., CHICAGO

Thu w*il knowa hotel, rebuilt upon the old »lte, hns all the modern conveniences— Pasxengcr Kle-

Soom.Ruth

itor. Rcxm», Hot and Cold Water In each Elegantly rurnUhed, and located In the

busiocM

ife

re he r. a

»iSfeS

Ksit Boand Trains,

ii Ko.

Mail and Express. :s:l

Leaven Decatur 8:V a. m. Arrives In Terre Haute 13J p. m, No. 8 Aecommodatloa Leaves Decatur. 8:45 p. Arrive in Terro Haute VJrt) a. sn

Bonnd Trains.

No. 2 Accommodation

LootcsTerro Haute 0-S0a.m. Anive in Decatnr.„_.............,.s.oop. No. 4 Mall ami Kxpress Loaves Terro Haute....—.. &30 in in Arrives In I locator !0:» a. ra

Obtain Tickets from K. UIltUNKK. Tlckct Agent, Union Depot. Full Info: rates rmatlon regnrdlce freight etc., can be obtained from

If. E. PADDOCK.

Preigli Agent Vandalla and Terro 1 Inute, I'arls A Decatur railroads. 1) BKOWN, O.O.MAC, Qen'l Tlckot Agent, Ueu. Hup't,

..! .t

III.

Par In, 111. ParU.1

STEEL, BAIL!

D0U BLEJTR ACK! Baltimore & Ohio

ItAILltOAD,

Tiie Oroiit Short Line from CINCINNATI or COLUMUUM

i-c yV

Hiivlng 87 lo 110 Miles,and nriivlug Ouo Train in Advance at

NKW YORK.

HavlngOU Miles,aud arriving 6to7 Hours lu Advance at

IJALTIMOUE.

Having 125 Miles ami arriving 5 to 7 Honrs in Advance ut

W A SHI IN GTO EV.

Itoachlng

L. M.COLK,

(leii'l T!elu Agent, llulllinoro, Md. TIHlH. It. HIIAKI*, Mauler Truimportation, HallInioie, Md.

KJDNiSY It. .IONKH, Oeiioral 1'iuuilinger Agent, t'lnclnnatl, Ohio.

BCOEP,

aar:.

A Popax^Aa ME-dioal ro^ni

MANHOOD! IfflJS

WOMANHOOD! pE!?ASIEV1 ARRI AGS!

Rtptfttalng who may m«rrjr, who wot, Tht/nptd (mintt to Mitrrlogt—

Chump,

Lha

Coniiv^'iouM*

Pb/itologloaidl-oevtrieo in tho loi«r«»UtJf of BcproduoiioA. A'boul prrroaUoa. Stmmi cjreNK«»l, (ta hurtful ottotf, wl'h notdrutftdvleo* M*tuale*ha}uti«n tn mlddlo or old fegOr Worn whtUrer otiuo, kwi «»o bo dono 1b oaoh okmi,

About ptnplafl on tho *t»4

b: tod lrapuiiUo*. Wbyoir noopfooroprotuntorol/ tot'm. i.i thut the d*obtfut or laiUiUlvo wUn lokn*w. A Lluutri»tO(tS00pogobook«ooaUtDlnf atooh t*

MarrUd, 6r tbo•• oonlomptanitf N«lufuroutUoo rrtaf«. 4 bArri*«o (utdo ud prlTftto oouoMlor. Bout W kuj teeurtty iutftd, by mill, for loeofllo, bf

UOCTOR WHITTIER, tjUt St. OhaslM St., St. Louis. Ma.

TJitmoitructuifvltpitialUie/tknf, ft lift ong alHniloix to thI tk4 C' lonuor If •1 In Si. IrttiU Ulan any ttlur Ohr*Alt 1T•*n Read hla worka and Judc* for iu ". C..»/l.ftHlalrantulltli0» prrtCnaff^'l' Hi. it

*wr»l«lM,o/Mflulrjl»ll*oo««l,j ,/o.

iimii

111

Amflzoii, CInf!nnutl, 0. iVUenianni t, Pittsburtr. •Vankliu, Wheeling.

ra-y

TERMS, $3.00 Per Day. CKCCRDS & HUNTON,- Proprietor*

OBAIK DEILL.

"SUPERIOR

GllAIN DRILL!

There can i»© thirty dllTerenl clin^KCS of feed made In It* and it is tbo only Drill In the world that has a chamber exclusively for sowing wlicat. It will sow |nst the amount It Is set to sow* aud It Is the only Double Force Continuous Feed extant. lias taken the premium in every field trlitl It was ever In.,

JESStJP, UAUSE & PIETV,

AGENTS,,

9% and 38 West Main Street,

TEKBG HAVTE, I*D.

••^'ANOTHER ARRIVAL

•.i.

j- i-

BAKERY.

Union Steam Bakery

PRANK llEIWIfi & RRO.

Manufiirturersor all kinds of

Cruckors, Cakes. Brcnd

r-AND-

CANDY.

Doslom In

Foreign and domestic Fruits*

FANCY AND STAPLE (JUOCERIES,

ZtAJf A VJSTf S.TM. P.PT,

Hetween the two Itallronda,

9 'ilstfj Aii'%

3K» fJUJK*

ii.-. '''-tif

T«*tn llsat«,lHillsnii,

0AE2IA3ES.

WILDY & P0THS

Carriage Builders,

Till IM 8TRE HT,

Opposite Bnntln

-it Sitejflf

I it

Of (Iiose

A 8KET COATING'

ALSO, NEW LOT OF PANTS 000DS!

JUST RECEIVED! AND VERY HANDSOME!

If yon visit a

-TlflCTE, GOOD-PITTIPTG MIT IT, X*

liOAve your Onlof ilh

,f!'

No. 522 Main Street, TVoin* Nix ll.

LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE

A E N

OFFICE—Opposite tho Postofflco.

Everybody desiring reliable insurance, with rates fixed accord I nu to the actual risk assumed, should give me a call before renewing their old policies elsewhere. This Ageucy is entirely INDEPENDENT of thu National or Local Hoard or any other combination. 1 am thus enabled to oHer quite an inducement to all desiring Inxtiruuce, especially in property wlthiu the limils of the water works.

Call and examine standing of Companies for yourselves. Tlio motto, 'Small lines and well distributed," is strictly ml ho rod to, that no very great amount of losscau be sustained by any ordinary tire.

I represent the following reliable and well established Companies:

AU business intrusted to me shall receive prompt intention.

FRANK A. FARTS, AR

J. W. Simtl.KY and G. VV. Oitit, Solicitors.

KD J-Sl- X- II O 1 A S

WACHMAKER AM) 0IT1CIAN,

(lives special attention to making and repairing Fine Watches for other Watch-makers.

Tho Only Optician in Torro Hauto

Makes Spectacles to suit all eyes. Old Puliblus re-ground and ro-oased. Manufactures Solid Jewelry.

NO. 174 MAIN STREET, Five Doors Eust of Sixth., TJRI11KI2 HAUTE, INDIANA.

Hona«,

BEPAIBmO

P»o|»erly attended to.

E. OHM,

Real Estate Dealer,

115 MAIN STKEF.T,

tlull nnd

-i

HOUSE,

if tulf--*- *hl" -i-»i i-.j. 'Ue&M 4

e*4%t

Iff ft ft*

VPtsi

J*#'St

rt »lU

AC OOX:.

Penn, Piiilaili lpliia. Clny, Newport, Ky. Farmers', .UortlutiiH mid Me cliiui ics, Oil io.

LIVERY STABLE.

Ooo. W. Ca

LIVFJtl

LUMBER.

Baceeasor to

ENtimnn, Tnell A HcKeon,

DIALER IN

LTJMBBB, Dressed and undressed, Flooring, Siding, iatli, Shingles, &c.

OIHco and Yard near Union l)epol. Kull supply of Dimension Hliifl constantly on hand.

BOOTS AND SHCES.

Adams, Bucher & Uoodspeod,

106 and 108 Water Ntreet, CLEVELAND, OHIO, Manufacturers and Jobbers 01

CITY MADE 1N1 EASTKKft

Boots and Shoos I

ALSO AOKNTS

Druwii tliroiigliout our enfiro

WtESS GOODS DEPARTMENT!

GREAT BARGAINS!

ft,11,./*

To be found at

WILSON BROTHERS IIUNLEY'S,

WOJl

411 Kinds of Bobber Hood*,

At Pn*srv Prlc»«.*»»lii»

CAUTION.—Inferior

I tons,

jVone other tt.

A BIG MARK!

Corner of Fifth and Main Streets.

1'p.croiiAT.

A. J.TIioni|x«n.

PUAIUIK CITY LlYt'.ry

and Feed Stable,

Cor. of Third AIM! Walnut 8t'., TEHKK 1IAUT15, INI).

K()M1*T

attxntlon given to tho oaro ol

horses. Uood Uvery constantly

oti

hand. A share of tlio public putronage Is ie spool tally sollolti»rt

A It ICC) A TllOM t*BON, Hroprletom.

rr«lsrb(

AGENTS WANTED! To sell, direct to oonmmtrt, Thb Uhound* swbYjTj*

THE AUTHORITATIVE II"STORY or THE

FARMERS' MOVEMENT. By J.P kbiam,

Editor Weatern Rural,Chl-

O'BO. Complete and Ro'lnblo. Written uv to January,

17X4.

8 Original Portraits: I0)

other Engravings.

imil.TiIn

tireat work

Is low in price and ulUny by t/uHumd*. For terms, territory, eta., uud rows K. HANNAKOUD A CO., Publishers, 177 W. Fourth Bt., Cincinnati.

works,mere compila-

nre being pushed

not

beimpoxed

on. Mr. Porlam's work Is lull, aulhorilaI've, and endorsed

tlio Great Leaders.

H-A 5«3ilPa^

MEDICAL.

Ayer's?

Cherry Pectoral,

Por Disoanoj of the Throat and Lungs, «uoh

Coustha, Colds, WhoopingCou.'tli, Bronchitis, Asthma, ami Consumption.

Ainonp tlio great iliccovcnes of modern »clenco, few iftro of more real valuo to mnnkhid than this effcctnnl rcinoilv for all di)ien«ci of tho Throat nnd Lungs. A vast trial of its virtues, throughout this and other countrlon, ha* shown that it dots surely nml cflbctmillv

imhIimI ihcin. The testimony of our host citl/otn, of all cmtsilili^ho^ tho fact, thnt t'uKitiiY rK

rouAi.

I'or Fovor and Aruo, Intermittent Fovor, Chill Fover, ltomlttont Fovor, Dumb Aguo, Porlodloal or BUlous Fover, Ao., and lndood all tho allbotions wliioh ariso from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio poisons.

tlon this remedy affords. For TAver Complaint*, arising from torpidity of tho Liver, it an excellent romody, stlmulallnR tho Liver Into honlihy activity, nnd pro* during many truly rcmarkablo curca, wuoro othor modlclnos fall.

of tho Liver,

PREPAnED nr

Dr.

C. AYER & CO., Lowoll,

Ht AI

will mul does relievo ami

ciiw tho ulllietinn dNordurii of tho Thront nml l.uw buyoml nuy other uiodiciup. Tho most ilmiporoui nll'celiou* of tlio rnhnonary Orenus yiold to it-i ^Miwcr nml cn«c8 of Consnmptlon* ciiio I liy tliu propiimtion, nro |iulilicly known, «o rein:'uk:ii»lc a* hardly to bo beliovod, were thov uot provon hoyoud "ilisnule. A* a roraody, it li ni|pt|ii!ito, on'which tlio public niny roly for full protection. Hv curing Coughs, tho foroninners of moro scrums discttso, It ptivos untiiunbcred lives», nml nn niuouiit of Kiiflbring not to liu computed. It chnllengM trial, and convinces tho most sooptlout. Kvery fnutily shoukl keop it on hand as a protection apinat tlio early and unperccivod attack of Pulmonary Affection.*, which aro easily met nt first, but which bccoino incurttblc, aiul too often fatal, If neglected. Tondor lung* need this dofence and it i" unwiao to bo without it. As a tafoguard to childi'cii, nmld tho distrosfiua (license* which !ic--ct tliP 'i'iii-oatand Chontof clilldliood, CiikiskY

in invaluable! for, by it* timely uso/.

multitudes r.i'o rescued from premature proves,. aud save to tho lovo and alloction ccntrcd ou thci.i. It aots »pcodlly and curdy neainst onll| nnrV colli*, Kocui'iuif souml and liciilth-restorlng slee't. No oito will sull'er tioublesonie Influ* r:i*il and painful IlroncliiUs, when they know how easily tlicy van bo ciut'd.

Originally llio product of Ioiijj, Inborlou*, aiul iicco.^AiI chomiciil Inve.tiijalion, no cost or trilii* sparnl in innkinp every liotllo In tho ulnu^t|m««illc perfeclion. It may be confidently relied upon ih po.JCs*lng all thb virtue* it hits ever exhibited, ami cnpahlo of poidueln^ euros n» memoniblo in tho greatest It hns over ofTeclcd.

VBKI'AIIKD uv

Dr, J. C. AYER & CO., Lowoll, Mass., l'l-arllenl nml An.ilytlcnl Chemists. SOLI) 11V Al.l. IMSI.'IUIISTS KVKIiYWIII UR.

.'*1

'sl^-

No ono remedy Is londur called for by tho uaooshIiIcn of tlm AinoHcan iitHiplu than a sum nml unfa euro I'or Fever and A true. Such wo aro uow cnableil to offer, with perfort cortalnty that It will emdltialo tho dUcnse, and with nsHiir-

nnre, founded on proof, thai no Imrm can arixo from ItH uso III any iiuanlity. That which protects IVom or prevents this disorder must bo of immense servlco In tho communities whore It prevails, /'reventlou Is better than cure, for the nntlnnt escnpos tho risk which ho must run lu violent ntlueks of this baleful distemper. This Ci!UK" uxpolN tho mhiKnuillu poison or Fkvku and Aokk IVom tho system, anil provents tho dovolupmont of tho disease, It taken on the llrst approach «f Its premonitory AymptoniM. It Is not only tho best remedy over yet discovered for this class of couililalnU, but also llio cheapest. Tho largo (piantUy wo supply I'or a dollar hrinp* It within tho reach of everybody rnd In billon* districts, hero Kkvkii anii AoiiR prevails, everybody should havo It, and uso It freely, both for euro ami pro co It Will:'

toctlon. It Is hoped this prle.o will plnco It within llio reach of all —tlio poor as well as the rich#

A great Hiinerloi-ity of tills remedy over any

other over discovered I'or tho speedy and cortalii cure of IntermllloiitH Is, that it contains no Quinine or mineral e.onso|uently It produces no oiilubui or otUor Inlurlous elfvctn whatever upon (lie constitution. Thoso cured by It aro lull iu healthy ns If they had novor had tho disease.

Kovor and

STAIII.i:.

Akiio Is

not alone tho consequence

of the miasmatic, poison. A jrroat variety of elkorders arise IVom its irritation, among which aro Neuralgia, Itheumntlsin, (Jotit, Ifendacho, Illlndnoss, Toothache. Knrachn, Catarrh. Asthma, l'nlpltatlon, l'alnllil Affection of tho Hplccn, IfyHterics, I'aln In tho Ilowels, C'ollc, Pnralysls, and derangement of tho Stomach, nil of which, whon originating In this cnuso, put on tho Intermittent type, or become periodical. This "CtritK" expels tho poison IVom tlio blood, and consequently euros thorn all alike. It Is nn Invnlunhlo protection to Immigrant* and porsons travelling or toniporarlly rosldhiK la tho malarious districts- If taken occasionally or dally while exposed to tho Infection, that will bo oxcrotod IVom tlio system, and cannot accumulate In sufficient quantity to ripen Into dlsoaso. Honco It Is oven moro vnlunhlo for protoctlon than euro: nnd few will over suffer from Intormlllonts If thoy avail themselves of tho protec-

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