Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 5, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 June 1874 — Page 3

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Thnrgflay, Jane 25,1874.

BAILBOAD TIME-TABLE.

Kxpr.ANA.Tiok or REFERENCE MARKS.— ^•Saturday exoopteil. "Sunday excepted.

Indlsnnpol in

A at.

LonlN.

Depot Sixth and Tippecanoe streets. Arrive from East. Leave for Wont. 10:43 a m„ "Day Express 10:47 a in 6:03 m„ "Nlglit Express 6:10 10:611 in.... ^."Accommodation .11:03 Arrive from Weit. Leave for East. 8:43 *I)ny Express 8:45 1:40 a °Nl|ht Express 1:60 0.80 Accommodation 0:85 It. liOnlii, TnndnllA ft Terra llnat« nnd Terre Haute 4k

Indlannpolis.

Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut stroots. Arrive from Bast. Leave for West. 0:20 am jrast Lino 0:25 a 10:00 am Accommodation 2:20 pm „..«Day Express 238 pm 11:03 *Atlantlo Express.....ll:10 pin 6:15 "Indianapolis Acc. Arrive from

Went.

Leave for East.

1:10 a gFast Line 1:15 a •Mall 1:00 a 1:44 '•Pacific Express 2,08 pin V,'J0 a .../"Cairo Express. "Indianapolis Acc -2,00 pin EvanfiTlIl«, Terre Hnnte A Cltlcsfo. (Jnlon Dopot, Tenth and Chestnut streets. Arrive from North. Leave for North. 0,17 "Chicago Express 0.27 a 10,67 a in ^Mttll 8,17 6,U7uin "Night Exp. ess 10,07 pm

EVMINVJIIO

Crnvfortisvllle.

Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streets. Arrive from Mouth. Leave for South. .0.32 a in in I.oirnnMiiort.C'rnwfjrdHvllIeft N. utliwoNlern, Union Dopot, Tenth and Chestnut streets. Arrive from North. Leave for

10,12 "Express.. 0.32 a 1,42 "Mall 2^7

North.

1,57 pm "Mull 0 07 a 0,67 "Hookvlllc Acc ......5,22 in Terre Iliuile, 1'iirlM ft Decntur. Union Uopot, Ti'iith anil Chestnut streets. Arrive from N. W. louve for N. W. 12,40 a in Accommodation 0,30 a 1,21 "Mall 5,20 in

Cliielnnntl ft Torre Hiiuto. Depot, First and Main streets. Arrives from South. Loaves forBoulli, 2,45 in Accommodation 0,00 am

N. U.—The above tlnu li flvo mluutes luster tlun city time. Mtreet cars and omnibuses run to and trom the depot on Tenth and cheutuut streets, end omnibuses lo and irom the depot on MlKtli and Tlppooanoe streets.

OITY L'OST OFFICE.

OLOHK. DAILY MAI LB. oi"**. 3:00 in... East Through 7:80 a and 12 10.00 pm... 8:l»u 0:00 a in Way 7:00 pm 8:00 m...Cincinnati Wushlnaton 8:00 pin 10KM 7:80 am 8:00 pin Chicago 12:00m 10:30am 7:30am 7:00 am Ol A T. H. 4:80 pro

Bt. LiOuU ami Wort,

10:80a tn...Viu Alton itallroad 4:80 10:00 m...Via Vandalla ltallroud.. 4:30 pm 2:00 in...lOvauHVllle und Way 4:30 10:00pm... Through... 7:30 am 10:00 L., C. A B. W. It. 11 12:30 rn 8:00 E. T. 11. A C. U. 10:30 pro

BEMI-WKKKI.Y MAILS.

Uraysvllle via Pralrloten, Prairie Creole and Thurmau Creek--(JIOMC)HTuesdays

aud Frit ay sat 7 a.

Opous Mondays and Tliursiluyst 0 p. in Nelson—CiosesTues. A

Bats at 11 a.m

OponsTues A Huts at U' a. in Uoneral Delivery und Call Boxes pen from 7 a na to 7

Look tloxos and Stamp Offloe open om a in to 8 Monoy Order and rtegls:or Olhce open from 8 a rn to 0:80 pin

Office open on Buiulays Irom to 10 a. m. No inonoy order busluuss traiiHacted on Bun lays. N. K1LUKUK. P. M.

Npocle IlcBumplloiilstfl, to llio Frout. From the Indianapolis News. It

cortainly tlmo that the peoplo of this Htute, who do not bellovo In the wild UioorioH ol' making nionny by inoroi'HIlia tLio quantity of Irrodoomablo curronoy, anil of depredating and upHOttiiig valuos of all kinds, manlfoHtod their bollef In

BOIIIO

public mannor.

'I'he general Impression la that Indiana Is wholly given over to mtidnosH on this subjoct, and that the people lire HImost

unanimous in their dosiro

to adopt oourtio which can ond only in repudiation and bankruptcy. This is by uo moaiiB tho case. Wo bellevo that If a voto

WUH

takon to-day, a lurno

majority would bo found in l'avor of lotting tho curronoy nlono, oxcopt BO

HH IH

fur

necessary in rotuming to Bpeoio payments as HOOH HH

It cun bo done

with Hal'ety to tho business of the country. Wo aro certain that nlnoty-nlne hundredths tiro in favor of keeping tho faith of tho nation, ovon among those who would ignorantly adopt the very system that would brouk it down. The Bubject la a complex ono, mid is exceedingly hard to understand, oven by thoso wuo have studied it lor yours. But tho BophlHtrlOBand olonds of doubt which havo boon raised about it by demagogues and half-bukod rensonerB, are conllned almost entlroly to tho details of tho subjoct. Tho fundamontal principles uro plain and can easily bo understood wuon fairly Htutod. Wo believe that it only noeds a thorough disousaiou of the question to show tho pooplo which is tho right, and to create a publio sentiment that will overwhelmingly reject the schemes that will plunder the many for the boneflt of tho fow. Hertoforo the Inflationists havo dono all the talking, and controlled all tho conventions. It in tlmo fortheauti-lnllutionlsts toslunv their bauds.

Howls nnd llats.

From tho Indianapolis Journal. Wheu the report of the Committee on Resolutions was adopted yesterday by an unanimous vote, It was followed by threo cheers that almost ralseu the roof tlie Academy. It was Interesting at that point to note tho variety of hats that were thrown up. The first to appear were the stylish tiles from Laporte, St. Joseph and the other countfps these were followed by the well-known broad-brims of Wayne and the old •'Burnt District," the stylish ouUltB of Indianapolis and Terre Haute, the fashionable head-gear of Evatisvllle New Albany, and a general variety of hats from all parts of the State, meeting aud mlngliug with each other promiscuously in mid air. All localities and Bhades of opinion were represented. There were hats from the lake and hats from the river hats from the eastern line aud huts from the west hats from the oity and hats from tho oouutry hats of middlemen aud hats of grangers: straw hats, felt hats, soft hats anu stove-pipes hats with papers in and empty hats hats from every couuty and town In the State hats paiu for and hats bought ou credit were tossed, hoisted and thrown Into the air In one wild outburst of Republican enthusiasm. For a few minutes nothiug could be heard but cheers, aud nothing could be seen but huts.

COLLINS.

ETCH (he Eclio had Heard of tho Cod. From the Bror.U Echo. The Joke of sending a man in searoh of Tom Collins, which assumed huge proportions in New York city, but which has been published in the papers and worn out, was, according to the Terre Haute Journal of Tuesday, perpetrated on a number of Innoceuts lu Terre naute, on Monday evening, and as a consequent a dozen or more men were seen hunting an lmagluary Tom Collins, with a view, (he being represented as a small man) of chastising him, for certain slanderous reports he was reported to have circulated about them. Tho whole thing was of .course a huge hoax, and was muoh enjoyed by those who were lu the seoret.

The National Issue. From the Chicago Tribune

The Baltimore American agrees with the Boston Globe, and indeed with all the principal Journals in the oountry, that the financial questionthat is, the resumption of specie paymeuta—is to be the great Issue of the next Presidential election. The party that will come forward to save the country in its financial crisis will

the ouly party that can save the country financially is a hard-money party. Such a party is sure to win. It might be defeated once, but the success of its opponents would be the surest means ultimately to put it In power—that is, if any countjy ou^fttirt

ST.

Telegraphic Hews.

PARIS,

Juno 18.—The Deputies of the

Left Center publish a note, again inviting an alliance with the llignt Center, that both parties may establish a llepublic. Tho Left Centre offer all the necossafy constitutional guarantees, and delare that if the alliance is refused the Right Center will be reapon sible for the possible return to.an Km pi re.

The Government bas commenced the prosecution of the proprietors of Le Figaro and La France, Republican Journals, for reprinting articles writton by Rochefort. Adrian Tadhand, Minister of Justice publishes an order, instituting a commission to prepare immediately a now law for the rogula lion of the press.

LONDON,

June

18.—The

bank of Eng

land has fixed tho minimum of discount at 2% per cent. LONDON,

Juno

19.—The

mail steam

ship arrived to-day from ltlo Janeiro, with intelligence that the yellow fever has broken out in Bohea, and is raging with great violence.

CHICAGO, June 20.—A Springfield special says the Supreme Court of Illinois has rendered a decision in tho case of Porter, et al. vs. the Rocklord, Rock Inland AHt. Louis Railroad Company, which involves the question of assessment by the Hoard of Equalization, of its capital stock. The decision sustains the Board of Kquallzatlon, and Is of great interest, as it virtually decides all similar cases brought before tbo Supreme Court. The decision concludos'an follows: Even from tho ap pellent's own showing it is difficult to conccivo that this asssesment does it injustice. Tho capital stock paid in is presumed to havo boen used in the corporate business, and this IndebtednoHss could have been lawfully creatod for no other than corporate purposes. Rut be this as it may, wo aro not convinced from tho allegations in tho bill, taken in connection with the accompanying oxhlbitlon, that tho valuation of tho appellant's proporty as mado by the Board of Equalization, Is so unjust or oppressive, as to boHiifllciont ovldonco formed on the part of tho Board, to justify us in restraining the collection of tho tax imposed upon it. Homo further objections are aro figured on the ground that tho cor-

fioratiAn

was not notified of tliemeet-

ng of tho Board of Equalization. Tho constitution does not provide that tho Legislature shall require that persons or corporations whose property shall bo assessed for taxation, shall be notified of the assessment, but in the case of tho Western Union Telegraph Company against Dieb, whero tho Board of Equalization assessed tho capital stock, tho court held that tho Board of Equalization is empowered to assess for taxation tho capital stock of such corporations as are creatod by or under the laws of Illinois, and that shares ol stock In such corporations are not liable to bo assossed for taxation, but persons residing in this State, and owning shares of stock in corporations created by tho laws of other Htates, must bo taxed only the vulue of sucu shares Ibut the assessment lor taxation of tho capital stock of the Western Union Tolograph Company In a foreign corporation, is unauthorized by law, and void, and that the collection of the tax levied upon it must be enjoined in tho various counties of tho State.

PiTTSBima, Juno 20.—Last night, a freight train was thrown from tho track ou tho Pennsylvania Central Railroad, noar Welinore, Pennsylvania, by running ovor a cow. Tho engine and fifteen cars woro thrown down a steep embankment, killing the enginoer and fireman.

A collision occurred on tho Pittsburg A Castlo Shannon Railroad, this morning, in a tunnol, between two coal trains. Tho engineers of both trains woro dangerously Injured. 1)KN MOINHH, Juno 22.—Tho arrost of W. I). Stanclllf, horo, Saturday night, for tho murder of John Johnson, in this city a week ago. has proved a case ofmistakon identity, and a gross outrage upon Mr. Stancllir. Tho whole ohargo against him was that someone had taken to a washerwoman, last Monday, a bloody coat and shirt to wash, and from tho woman's discretion of tho man, tho police took Stanclill' to bo tho man, und arrested him, and tho woman ldontlfled 1 in as tho person, ho was arrested without a warrant, and consigned to )uil without a hoaring. Yesterday morninu:, a Mr. Eldridge, reading tho fact of Stancllfrs arrost, and the evldenco upon which ho wusarrostod, informed tho pollco that tho bloody clothes wore hlB, and tliat ho was the man who took thom to tho woman he further brought a dontlst to prove that tho blood upon tho clothos was from drawing teeth. The dontlst had drawn for him ou Monday, fourteen teeth, tho oporatlon being followed by profuse bleeding. Thereupon, the city maglstato discharged both parties. There Is much indignation here, over the reckless arrost of Mr. Stanclllf.

LOUIS, Juno 22.—Clark Evans, who murdered Mr. Holbert, inUreena county, 111., was taken from tho jail, In Carrolton, at 2

ble-

^"er"

o'clock, yesterday

morning, by a largo mob of disguised men and hanged to tree noar tho outskirts of tho town. None of the lynchers woro recognized.

CINOINNATI, Juno

22.—Frnnk

Kulil-

tneyer and Benjamin Lindoman, aged about 10, wore drowned while bathing In tho river yesterday, through inability to swim.

The cooper shops of Frank Swenkemoyer ana M. Spengoman were burned this morning.

LOSB, 92,000.

NAsuvn.r.R,June 22.—Saturday night betweon Sand 0 o'clook, Col. Mart. L. Stockurd, a prominent citizen of Mt. Pleasant, twolvo tnilos from Columbia, was attacked on his lawn by two unknown would-be assassins aud beaten ovor tho hoad with a heavy wood wacon standard. Tho object of the assassins was robbery, as they took two hundred dollars from his person. Col. Stockton is in a critical condition, but conscious, and says ho has no idea who the robbers wero, whother whlto or black.

A Journalistic Jumble.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Revlows Deacon Bmltli. The Profcssar did not fail to give a recipe or sweeping rule for the editing of a truly good newspaper. He directs his pupils whenever they have "any doubts as to the propriety of printiug an article of a vulgar character to take It home and ask their wives." He adds: "I oheerfully adopt this advloe." There are several things to be said about this rule. It will first occur to all lovers eandor that Deacou Smith has beeu editing under false pretenses, lo, these many years. It Is Mrs. Smith that has beeu editiug the Gazette all this time. It is she who is the "truly good." And the Deacon has silently allowed himself to be praised from Greenland's ioy mountains to ludia's coral strand as the truly good editor, when in his own proper person he may be no better tnan the rest of us. This very fact will mar bis reputation for gooduess, for a truly good man will not hypocritically accept the praises due another. Certainly he would not steal the glory due his own wife. That blush of modesty which, so frequent aud prolonged have beeu the praises heaped upon him, has become habitual and is seen whether people are praising him or not is a sham. Nor is the advloe worthy of the teachcr we believed Mr. Smith to be. Some questions of casuistry arise under the rule. Suppose that the editor's wife happens, by nature or by long association with the editor, not to be possessed of the most refiued and sensitive delicacy. She might be more anxious than her husband to see the naughty things in priut, for the time comes in the life of some women when the maidenly blush positively refuses to appear when those uaughty things are spoken or printed. Then, how are editors to edit who have do wives? We ask this question with a painful personal solicitude, for we have been sitting at the feet of Deacon Smith to learu journalism of him, and there are some editors laboriously engaged in the manufacture of this very journal, the JBnquirer, who have no wives to flee to In an emergency like that whioh the Deaoon describes. So •ain are all thiugs here below that we may never be enabled to edit on the proper principle. Certainly the bachelor editor ought not^o read the naughty articles to the wife of somebody else, or to his daughter, so that Mr. Smith's rule has made the editorial profession doubly formlda-

It does not appear why Mr. Smith's address did not appear in the columns of his own paper. Did his wife or his wicked partners crowd it out?

Si-.*:

Tamlof Untamed Hamor.

Uldeoh's Washington Cor. Chicago Times. There Is untamed bumor in Matt Carpenter, which finds vent in sagacious and pnu new page to it the uosusp: document room for

fous and practical iokee. Callhim the other day, icious lad to tn

ng a new page to him he sent the unsus:' a copy of the "mortification bill." Then he quietly told Edmunds and Vermont Morrill of the fun, and they waited the page's return to witneqp his discomfiture. But the gnarled Tipton happened to be in the document room when the boy made bis Innocent demand. Tipton directed the clerk, and a pamphlet was handed the page. He trotted back with it to the cunning Carpenter and his friends. It proved to be a copy of the "mortification" bill, indeed. It was the repeal of the salary-grab, and Carpenter and his chums bad a few ghastly grins at the other sides of their mouths.

Profanity Provocation. From the Indianapolis bentlnel.

The "Tom Collins" tidal wave bas reached and is spreading over the city. Originating in New York oity last April, the mythical personage has been the cause of more profanity to the square mile, or to every square, than even the currency question, Dio Lewis, or the heated term. At present several persons not posted, have joined, or should If they haven't, the "fool killers" army and recruits are rapidly being mustered in. Inquiries as to where Tom Collins can be found are now in order and until a few thousand people are "sold," they will have full sway.

One by one the nondescript bon nets disappear from the heads of the Flora McFlimseys and in their stead 1s worn the Ilabagan, fairly loaded down with flowers, lace, beads, ornaments, and nick-nacks generally It Is Imbedded on the right side lu a mass of false hair, and held in position by hair-pius that resemble tongs.

Chicago YS. St. Louis. Krorn the Chicago Times.

The children of St. Louis have hung their directory mau, and gone out on tho bridge lo howl. Chicago has been heard from, with its several hundred thousand more.

Lost but Saved.

From tho Chicago Tlmoa.

A somewhat famous lawyer, of this city, lias "sworn ofr." Tbe saloons of this city will lose custom at the bottle, but they will save money at the till.

About Bittcra.

At certain periods of life a tonic is a necessity but there is danger in using stimulants that injure the organs of digestion while giving temporary relief. To obviate this aud present to the publio a tonlo free from ALCOHOLIC POrSON, Dr. Greene prepared the OXYGENATED BUTEItS, a sure cure for DYSPEPSIA and all kiudred complaints. Sold everywhere. JOHN F. HENKY, CUKRAN & Co., Proprietors, 8 and 9 College Place, New York.

The Nervous System is the most luterestlng and important part of the living body. All the vitul operations by which we aro nourished &nd sustained, all moral and mental manifestations, take place through the agency of this part of the human organization "Lane's Cordial" purifies the blood, which is the source of nourishment to tho nerves, thereby toning the whole nervous system, thus it bus been found the most effectual cure for nervous debility, pain In the back and loins, loss of memory, loss of power and general prostration.

Colorado Excursions—Go West Through St. Louis. Duriug the Summer Season, the MIS8OUBI PACIFIC and KANSAS PACIFIC TIIKOUCIH LINE, via St. Louis and Kansas City, will sell Excursion Tickets from St. Louis to Denver and Return, good ninety days

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 Paciflo Through Line, It Is equipped with fine Day Coaches, Buck's Reclining Chair Cars, Pullman's Palace Sleepers, tbe famous Miller Safety Platform and the celebrated Westlnghouie Air Brake and runs its trains from St. Louis to principal points in the West without change. The Texas connection with this Road is now completed and passengers are offered a first-class all-rail route from St. Louis to Texas, either over the Missouri, Kansas & Texas R. R., via Sedalia, or over the Atlantio Pacific R. R., via Vinila.

For full Information in regard to Colorado Excursions, or trips to any point In the Great West, address or call upon either of the following nameu Agents of the Line. J. h. Thompson, 167 Exchange St., Buffalo, N. Y. S. H. Thompson, Uuion Depot Columbus, Ohio or E. A. Ford, Gen'l Pa?s. Ag't, 25 South Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo. Questions will be aheerfuUy and promptly answered.

HAVE WE TWO BRAINS? DK. C. E. BROWN-SfcQUARD. IS ALCOHOL A POISON

vWlth

from

date

of sale, at extremely low rates, thus affordIng every one an excellent opportunity tn visit the laraous resorts of Colorado, among tho Ueauiirui Parks of the Rocky Mountains.

DR. WM. A. HAMMOND.

TilE POST LONG FEIXOW. ?.-:*,'te JAMFBT. FIELDS. U. S. SVttVEV of ilie WEST.

Mapi

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Discoveries by PROF.. O. C. MARSH,

SAFETY AT SEA. (IlluntrBted) lis UN HTEAMERS that WILL M)T MNK.

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&ay

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of telenets nt Washingmeeting of the Amerl-

Circular*, giving mil details of the content* of all THE TR1BUNK EXTRAS, free by mall.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE The Farmers' Favorite Paper,

unU 1 Jan. 1,1875, for Slv, Address, THE TRIBUNE, New York.

1UENTS WANTED, MAI.E AND FEMALE, $100

$250 Per

Month,

TO INTROD UK

The latest improved, most simple

ami

Perfect

SHUTTLE*

Sowing Machine

EVER INVENTED.

We challenge the world to corapete vrlth It. Price only 318, and fully warranted tor dve years, making the elastic lock-stitch alike on both «. The same as all the high Iced Shuttle Machines. For circulars and terms,call or address,

S. WYNKOOPACO,

308 South Fifth street, Phlludelphta, -.

THE HOT SPRINGS

AS TIIEY ARE.

HISTORY AN!)

GUIDE.

*\T ALU ABLE Information for Invalid" and Physicians. Llxt of diseases caml How to get there and the cost. Deactlp* tlon of the Springs, town and country, By mall, prepaid, on receipt of GO canto.

CUTTER* CO.,

Hot Springs, Arkansas:

TEBRE HAUTE

Easiness Directory.

The Names and Location of the Leading Business Houses of Terre Haute.

Mr Parties visiting Terra Htate will do well to oat this oat aixf carry It with them for referemce. We editorially gnsrnnt— that this list ts eompoMd only of tbe most responsible, reliable and fln&elass booses ti

OFTICXA90*

Csl' Tbesuu, Sooth Fourth, near Ohio. AaKictnunntAi. iKPuaunras., l«mp* PlMy, as* 18 W Main. Jonea A Jeeta, 3d bet. Main A Ohio, •uonosr

AXD

ooxxntioir.

U. A. IIsjrwsrd,«C«L,»8 Fourth. W. A. Bjrsa, S oor. 4th and Ohio. BAKBB8 AKD

COXrBOTIOXKSS.

W. II. fta*e, 110 Main street. W. H. BcaUder, 1M Mala. •F BARB EBS —i ire, N side Ohio E 4th. .0.Mffoals Terre Haute Hoase,

BILLIARD ROOKS.

M»t

Broa~

side 4th N Main.

J. E. Wllklias«n, Terre Haute House. BLACKSMITHS. A. W. Click* side 3d 8 Walnut.

BOOKS AITD STATION*ST.

Oatles A Hsulltos, US Main street. II. lo*ley, N side Main E 4th. BOOTS AKD SIIOKS. N.I laad, 145 Main street E 6th, 1.11. Clatfeltor, 143 Main street. H. V. ttcott, 04 Main street,

CLOTHING.

J. Erlaiiffer, Opera House. Miller 4k

Cox.&U Main street.

Messier Bie'a Oe^ir Main street. COAL. W. Itarrick 4k BOB, E S

C. J. Kellejr, Main, W of 10th. Ij.

Mallory. 13th and vandalla R. Korean tt Uau,N Ohio, W of ttth. COOPKHS. E. M. Oilman, 4th and Tlppecanoo. A. C. Multox, Spruce, W ot Ninth.

CHOCK SHY.

Tbco. tttalil, 320 Main. DENTISTS. Jo*. RleUardoon, N Ohio,

of 3d.

DRUGGISTS.

Boutin A Armstrong:, Main and 6th. DBT GOODS. Felsenheld St Janrlet, 020 Main. Eoeter Brothers, Main, bet. 4th and 6th 1I Hoberar, Root 4fc Co., Main and 4th. W.<p></p>W.S.

Kyee

€0., Main and 6th.

Wilson Bros. A llnnley. Main and 6th DYKBS AND OLKANKHS. II.

Belners, S Main, W of 7th. XGOS AND FBODUCZ.

J. Mc3Ialinn,4 Dowllng Hall. FLOUTTLNQ MILLS. Kern A Rupp, LnFayette, N of 7th av. McUeen, Psudoek Jt Co., 10th and Main K. L. Thompson, Poplar and 1st. rUBNITCBE DKALKBS. F. Uoeta, 180 Main, bet. 0th aud 7th.

GENTS* FURNISHING.

J. Hunter, 167 Main. QKOOiaB—WHOLESALE. Bowser Jolinstou, 2 Dowllng Hall. Mulman A Cox, Main and 6th.

GROCERS—RETAIL.

J., J.

C. 8. Cronln, S Main, E ol 8th.

B. Miller, Otli N of Ohio. R. W. Hlppetoe, 166 Main street. HAIR GOODS. E. 11. Hessmore A Co., 507 Ohio streot.

HARDWARE.

A.J.

Anslln, 172 Main street.

I*. M. Cook, 1U2 and 164 Main street. 1IATS AND CAPS. John Iloore, 101 Main street. J. II. Hykea, 118 Main.

INSURANCE AGENTS,

Forla, opp. post-office.

UrlmM 4k Royae.2 6th streot. urimm ac ain sireot. B. F. Havens.N sido Ohio W of 4th. (!. K. lloefora. Main and 4tli. Wliarlen, Riddle

Co., Main an| nth.

LIVERT STABLES.

L. W. Chadwlck, lib, S Main. Fonts 4k IIuuter. Main, E of 8th. MEAT MARKETS. J. Msln. IJ.F.Rnpp,1764th

Neeburver, street market. I. WyntMth, N of Ohio. MERCHANT TAILORS.*. W. II. Ilnnnlater, 79 Main. J. P. Breuaan, S side Ohio E of 3d.

MILLINERY.

J. W. Uask III, 110 Main street. M. A. Rnrldon, 182 Main street. Mrs. L. Volffer, IS S 4th street.

MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. W. II. Falge 4k

Co.. 006 Main street.

Lorena Kauaer, 48 Ohio slreet. NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. A. ITera 4k

Co., Opera House.

T. II. Riddle, 161 Main street. J. Mclinnbliu, 178 Main slreet. FUOTOGRA PUER8. J. IV. Hnaher,E side Otli, Sof Msln. 1. II, Wright. 116 and 117 Main street.

PRODUCE AND COMMISSION.

A. P. I.ee

Bro., cor. 6th and Ohio.

J. u.

Fred. Lee, 210 Main REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

C.J. llrnekebadi, W Side 6th S Main. F. A. Ross, 609 Ohio street. Whurton, Riddle 4k

Co., Main and Bill,

RESTAURANTS.

E. Brnnlnff. 9 S 6th street W. Lockood, 4th, noar Cherry.

SALOONS.

Mar Bro'a ,4th, N of Alain. John Stair A Co., 8dNof Ohio. Peter Stair, Main near Canal.

BS. Wllltlson, Terre Haute House. SEWING MACHINES. Singer M'P* Co., 810 Main street. Wheeler 4k

Wilson,6th, opp, P.O.

Grover

Baker, N. H. Bledsoe,822Main STOVES AND TINWARE,

CI. F, Smith, ISO Main street, Smith 4k

Townley,60 ond 62 Main, TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

N Kalaenbneh A Co., 1E9 Main. W Howard, W Bide 0th, S of Main. WATCHES AND JEWELRY..

I» Arnold,408 Main street. SR Freeman, 101 Main street.

Riddle, 151 Main street. WINKS AND LIQUORS—WHOLESALE. Alexander 4k

Co., 176 Main.

Hnlman

Cox, Main and 6th.

HENRY'S

Carbolic Salve!

T11K MOST POWERFUL HEAL1HG AtiENT EVeit DISCOVERED. The wonderfnl celerity with which this combination ot Carbolfa Add with other Soothing and Curative Kmollents Deals (lie Most Ylruleiif Mores and Ulcers, Is something akin to the marvelous.

It Is with pride that the Proprietors call attention to the gratifying tact that

Physicians Give It Ilie Highest Mead of Praise,

and use It and pr scribe It in their practice.

I0TFO1NTS TO BE BORNE IN MIND:

CARBOLIC SALVE positively cures the worst sores. CARBOLIC SALVE instantly allays the pain ot bnrns.

CARBOLIC SALVE enres all cutaneous eruptions. CARBOLIC SALVE removes pimples and blotches.

CARBOLIC SALVE will cure cuts and brcJses. CARBOLIC SALVE ranks at the head of

LARGER SALE than any other similar preparation of contemporaneous invention.

Sold everywhere. Price 25 cents. JOHN K. HENRY, CURRAN A CO., iProp\ 8 and 9 College Plsce, New York.

BAXSBY.

Union Steam Bakery

FRANK IIEINIU St BRO.

Manufacturers of all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes. Bread

—AND-

CANDY.

Dealon in

Foreign and domestic Frnits,

FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,

LAFA YETTB STREE1,

Between the two Batlroads,

SPICIAL H0TICE.

Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief flir Tenag Hen from thenftocts of Briers and Abases In early lite. Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. Now method ol treatment. Mew and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars eent free, In sealed envelopes.

Addreaw! HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. 9 Booth Ninth St., Phlladepnla, Pa.—an Institution having a high reputation for honorable eondaot and professional skill.

I O A Awarded by the American Institute,

TO J. W. McKKK, roR

Embroidering and Fluting Ma-

cnii dunes.

"It is Ingenious and will meet tbe wants of every matron In the land." Kxhlbltlon of 1873. John E. davit, Kec. see'y* A. Barnard,

President. Samnel 1. Tillman, Corresponding Sec'y New Yo.'k, November 20,1872. This simple and lagenlons Machine Is as the Sewing Mi (pis of expensive Needle-work, Its work being

useful as coming popular

Sewing achine, and Is fast berlth ladles, In theplace lie-work, Its work being

much more handsome, requiring less Ume and not one-tenth pan the expense. No lady's toilet Is now complete without It. A Machine with Illustrated circular and full Instructions sent on receipt of S2, or finished In silver plate for 2.75. Add

THE MCKBE MANUTACTDKING CO

mail

6th,S of Main.

Address,

A jaMV'.ViVMJtOCOH 800 Broadway, New York.

AGENTS WANTED. The Beck with $20 Portable Family Sewing Machine, on 80 Daya Trial many advantages over all. Satisfaction guaranteed, or $20 refunded. Sent complete, with ftall directions. Ueckwlth Sewing Machine Co., 863 Broadway, N. Y. THE NEW REMEDY FOR RUPTURE. A

Important Invention.

Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!

That hydra-headed (llHorUrr,i®lth Its sail Deprcssson of Spirit*, blck Headache, Sour Stomach, Scalding Eruct a' ions, Oppressive Fullness, Loss of Appetite, Wan, Wasted Appearance, and Nervous Debility, all Indicating imperfect digestion and asimllatlon of lood, nnd thereby lack of of nutrition, so necesrary to the support of the body, can be effectually cured by the use of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, the favorite prescription of that Kmlnent German Physician, Christopher W. Iloofland, of Langan-Salza, Germany, the efficacy of which won for him many marks of distinction by the crowned heads nnd nobility of Europe. It tores the stomach to healthy fiction, regulates the bowe'.s, arouses the torpid liver,'promote* natural perspiration, invlgorntcs the nerves, and restores all the functions of Nature to vigorous health. The efllcccy ot this remedy Is dally acknowledged by the nubjects of Its treatment, who now enjoy robust, glowing health.

HOOFLAND'H PODOPIIYLLIN PILLS are reoommended when a brisk pnrxatlve Is required. Thty oporatn thoroughly without srl ping. Tiny are the bent

nil-

Bilious Pills extant. JOHNSTON, IIOI.LOWAY & CO., l»ro prletors, Philadelphia. Sold by all Druggists.

MANHOODs

How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, a new edition of l»r. Culverwell'MCelebrated K*i iiy 011 the radical cure

(without medicine) ol Si'KMA-

TOKitiiacA.or BCIIIIHHI Weakness Iuvoluutary Seminal Losses, IMI'OTKKCY,

aud

FITS,

Metlul

and Physical incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,etc.: also, CONSUMPTION, En 1KFSY

Induced by self-lndulgenco

or sexual extravagance. MTPrlcein-a sealed envelope ouly rdx cents.

The celebrated author, In this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates Irom a thirty years' successful pjactlce, that the alarmng consequence of seif-auuse may be radically cured without tho dangerous use ol Internal mod iclncor the application of tho knife pointing out a mode of euro at onco simple certain and otleclual, by moans or which every sufferer, no matter what Ills condition may be, may euro himself cheaply, privately, and radically.

SfjrTlilHLecture should oe lathe hands of every youth and every man lu tho land.

Sent under seal, In plain envelopo, to any address, postpaid,

011 receipt of six

cents, ortwo post stamps Also Dr. CulverwellVMnrringe Guide,' price 26 cents

Address the Publishers, CHAN. J. KI.IN

CO.,

137, llowery, New York, Postofllce Box 4,1180.

7EAST POWDER.

"-.V

S E S

OFFERED, F£R MfiKt N hU., —BREA:D.-—' :v. DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER

Is Porfectly Pure aud Wliolesomo.

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

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Makes Elegant Biscuits and Rolls. DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Makes Delicious Mnfllns, Griddle

uakes,

Corn Bread, Sc.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Makes all Kinds of Dumplings, Pot-Pies Calces aud Pastry, nice, light and healthy.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is the Best, because Perfectly Puro. DOOLEY'S YKAST POWDER

IH the choupust, became full weight.

DOOLEY'S L'EA&T POWDER Is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Be sure to ask for DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER and do not bo put oil with any other kind. DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is put np in Tin Cans of various sizes, suitable for Families Boarding Housos, Motels, Restaurants and River, Lake and Ocenn Vessels on short or long voyages.

The market is flooded with Cheap, inferior Baking and Yeast Ponders of light or short weight. DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDElt in warranted fall strength nnd weight.

Sold at wholesale and retail, generally throughout the United States, bj dealers In (groceries nnd Family Sap* plies.

CARRIAGES.

WILDY & POTHS

*!•'. re

Carriage Builders,

I S E

Opposite II mi tin llouse^

REPAIRIN %jt

I'niperlr nHemled lo.

HOTEL.

Barimm's Hotel,

Cor. Broadway and Twentieth St.

NEW YORK,

Oa both Aaericanand European Plan

Complete with all mmlorn lmprovemenU roomsentuiU auU single private parlors, baths, elevators, 4c. Location unsarpakeed, being in the very oenter of foohlon and brlUlant New York ilfe. In proximity to Churches anil places of Amusement, and Lord 4Taylors, Arnold A Constable's and J. A C.Johnston's Dry Goods

fiuint

Tovs« Hsals,MUas.

The hotel Is nnderthe manage-

a. S. Barnnm, formerly ot BarN. Green, ol New York ram's Hotel

Bt. Looie.

PBOFZSSICNAL,

Medical Specialties.

N0SJS, THROAT

LtVcthMEim

DH, HEARD,

The Qreat Specialist,

Devotee his attention exclusive'/ lo the treatment of long-standing Maladlee. Dr. Heard's success In tbe treatment of THROAT and LUNG DISEASES, AHTK MA nnd BR0NC1I1T18 is nnsnrpaseed. Medicines mild, and can bo used by the most delicate. All medicines faruished at the office.

Nasal Catarrh

Bpeedlly and permanently cured. Rapid relief afforded In DYSPEPSIA, Diseases of the Liver and AOections of the Blood. NERVOU8 DEBILITY and FEMALE COMPLAINTS of every character, receive especial care, and are treated with the most pleasing results. In pertormlng speedy cares of PRIVATE DISEASES, or com-

Br.Heard's

Sold by The

Elastic Truxs Co., No. 883 Broadway, N. Y. City. It retains Rupture absolutely In ease and com'ort, ulalit and day, at all times, pu« under all clrcuniMtances, without any exception whateverln any case, and should never bo taken oil during .the short time requisite to etlcct a permanent cure. Bent by mall. Circulars free. Any Druggbrt or Puyslclan will onler this now Truss for you without elin rgo.

laints ot the Genital and Urinary Organs, remedies NEVER FAIL,

Radical Cores Guaranteed, Without loss of time or change of diet. Dr. Heard will be pleased to fhrnlsh la qulrers the most convincing proobofhls marveloas success. Private consnltatleu rooms connected with office. Charges In accordance with circumstances of patient

CONSULTATION FREE,

OFFICE ON THIRD STREET, Opposite the Bun tin 'House. Mr Office hours from 3 A. M. to 9 P.M. Sundays from 3 to 5 P. M.

WILSON

-AND-

Dll. JT. .T. SMITH,

Oculists and Aurists,

Recently from San Francisco, Cal., have established an

EYE nnd EAlt

INFIRMARY!

G020 31ainStreet,

MAH11LE BLOCK,

Terro llaute, lud.

MEDICAL.

Lane's Cordial

-AND-

BLOOD PURIFIER

A safe and reliable medicine, for purifyiug aud iuvigorating the liti man system. Composed of purely vegetable substances, combined no* cording to tbe best methods known to modern science. It is not a patent medicine, but Is prepared from such well known roots and herbs as yellowdock, stillingia, mandrake, plpslssewi, Blue Flag, and others of undoubted curative powers. The object of thb medicine i» to cure diseases arising from impure blood, impaired dige*tion, and a diseased liver, boils, tumors, pimples, blotches, canker, ulcers, mires, etc.. are only the external forun of blood disease. Diseases of the kid* neys and bladder, liver, stomach and lungs female weakness, uterine troubles, as well as rheumatism, neuralgia, erysipelas, gout, dis case in the bones, dyspepsia, dropsy, ail scrofulous manifestations, swelling of the glands, ulceratiou of the internal organs, tubercles, tumors, eruptions, salt, rheum, scald head, as well as dropsy, emaciation and general debility, are some of the internal forms of blood diseases, which disappear with*the cause that pro* duoou tbeiu. W»»t L«B«)» OMKU*1 able to purify the blood, there can be no doubt, but this would be onlv hall tbe work it will also enrich the blood and strengthen the system tone up the organs and bring them back to duty, restore an] petite and give power to digest and ast

Lite

Everybody desiring

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 any that can be adduced by certificates. Its bestreccommendation is, that it cure*. We ask for it a trial. ...

Prepared only by 0. D. LANE & CO., Chemists & Manufacturing Druggists,

ST. LOUIS, MO.

We are responsible ouly for our Goods, therefore be sure that you get tho right ar, licit). "Lane's Cordial," wrapped in yellow tissue paper, prepared by G. D. LANE A

CO. et. Soldby all respectable Druggists and Dealers everywhere.

MEDICAL.

•bR.-WHITTC.Tfr

617 St. Charles stroet, St Lc 0. Il.i b«n longtr tngagtd

In iho »piol»l im

Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Dlsonaou tb.a fttir othir rhj .iol.n luSt I.o.iH, a. Curl iri

Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Cloot, Btriotur*. Oronltla, Hernia, or Rupture, »nUrlra. Diseases syphltlttoor ar—1-' ttons of tho throat« skin boi

napftnllelca MEEIIII, OO lstcor

with

»L INK

noii O'lrtc

«lta anpartiieica Bucc*«a on IVBUIH Spermatorrhoea, Sexual Debility and ImpOtenOV. r«mltof «tnwloyoulh, .j-t B.I MM.IMin iBttanr jMrt, or otoor nu«i, »ua wbk prodao*MBMorth«(blloirlo(offMUi lunwuiflM, fmlna. «*lu(«fU, dMUtf, dlmntu

plmplu

whlioa.

llfMI dtfttU** •».

th*/aa4,pkyteal d*ean, avtrtion la tocltif

ftmtU*. ctn/wlon e/ idtat, to e/ttxtfl

poww,

tie.,

Ainazon, Cincinnati, 0. AUemannia, Pittsburg. Franklin, Wheeling.

r«u

^w.rJ5fVru?r.??srp: ^«p/irr then, a«at la mint tnnlop«,

f.r two »Uopi.

sr ii 4 of

SltrUIIr,

.10,, faocifully trwtod. D«»»rlpU»« p.iiii U1

Mill imM for two lUmpt. A|. with •gporlosoo *«a r* lied apoa. It ulf crMoattbkt a Pkr*l«l*o tr»t'i( Oi"u. u4t ef st»l irtry j»»t

aoqulro* put rtiU, rbjUI»n

kn.vUic all fr.qa.ntly imaawl p«»«n» to Hit. OoaSdonMal otmulutlM, p«roanll7 or tar UVCT,mjrn*-

fro* «N4

larluS. Wboo It l« IneoaT.nlwt tovlitt tk« «ltT *r fc. ovorriitul*

.. IDWlTfOWUl W»»•••/

moat, atdkla.t eaa b. Mtbr.ipr.Morm.il oirtrrvb.1*. Cambto CAM. narasMod, wh.ro 4oak»«xUtt It •t.Ud. OOM hoar* I A. M. to 1T.

li. Son.Uy*, 11

itHH, oaui soars v*. 1 P.M. rmoiumriitni{HlUlUtalmpkour.mafW«M dirtIf Outfit*.

If»» nlthtrlBi tho Door

StU.

Tho .jubllihiunt [a wholo hoaMof tw.lro toon'l to th. -. i• is okA AAMkioM AOBWVAAIBS MeSAt.lnil ft .I CosralUtloo rooat» Bo*rdlo« ia4 at^uir •P»not» '—IFF# LU pr«f" rk«rt lbs oU

voaraiuiuoo rww«» -i aad V»f*f B*tk«i ft •o»pr«h«wfT» L*b*r*urt vh«n ftU mtdUisss

SMUXU^TTTLATU''MODTRY, TABRMLBK K«E*FTHA ...... a...JI._

OM4iaikrvuWUhatat

if«

VBtri au BnunavtaMii •ad MMtiaportftatof Ml III Library, wL.. hint (Ua4»rd work, et

all tho oohooU of m.dldno

(Had, olM Aaotomlool Flktoo. Mdu.t.r.J •. I: ntootrallni dtoou.1 oondtUea., whloh km b.«a earn Forla, Fr»n«o, nftrdloaa of

OIBOBH.

M'«l

hn|la «sy otbor Ubrsrr In thi/lty. Th'

PIANOS.

Fair Dealing! No Humbug!

STEINWAY & SON'S PIANOS, (Tho best in f-e world,) From $475 to $1,600.

Gabler Pianos, From $850 to $075.

ABIONPUJTOS, .. From $500 to $000.

1IAZELTON PIANOS, From $400 to $750.

R. V. Minden Pianos, 7 1*8 Octave, fine flnlsb, oolj $810.

antoiTSHIDE

Is gent for the above Pianos. Give him aoafl. ,:v, 183 Main up stairs.

I. H. a BOYSZ.

A. OBUUS

BOISE & OBIMES,

Attorneys at Law.

OFFICE WITH

Grime* dt Boyw,

Real Estate Brokers,

NO. 2 SOUTH FIFTH STREET, TMPN Hasile* Mlus.

la an olegaht ostublliilimout tlirouglioat, aud convenient for tlio traveling publio. Tltla bonso bns mado a good reputation, and maintains ti, with constant Improvements. Mevsrs. McCarthy St Jenka are tbe proprietors Urnnt and Kohnes, Clerks. Mr. OrantU known to all Terre Hauteana and they will And it to tbeir interest to atop at the 8HERMAN when ylaltlng the Oapltalolty.

BRIGGS HOUSE,

Bandolph St. and Fifth Ave., CHICAGO.

This well-known hotel, rebuilt upon die old kite, has all the modern convenience*—Pattenfer Elevator, Bath Roorai, Hot and Cold Water in each Room, Elegantly Furnished, and located in tho bniiMM centre of the city.

TERMS, $8.00 Per Day.

RICKCORDS & HUNTON, Proprie'ors.

FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY

GKAIVD PARA I)K,

J. W. SIIIKLEY and G. W. OKH, Solicitors.

Kf:

f?l -i -1 S.IJ Ji*

sfe :-4 'i-h

l. btvj

i1 ii»J« fc5"'* W"

•nmm

1EAT£ YOIIB HEAVB£ WKT1C J,R

I Tj J-J E It,1 Ac'C^O ,"T:

fob A }r "7.

Nice, Handsomo, Good-Fitting Suit!

A Splendid Line of New Coatings. Also, Nice Line of French Suitings, at Prices that will Correspond with the Times.

ANOTHER NEW LOT OP FINE LUSTER COATS.

No. 522 Main St., Near Sixth.

LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!

GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. OFFICE—-Opposite tho Postoffico.

reliable

actual risk assumed,

O A O A S

WACHMAKElt AND OPTICIAN,

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

Tho Only Optician in Terro Hauto

Makes Spectacles to suit all eyes. Old Pebbles re ground and re-cased. Manufactures Solid Jewelry.

NO. 174 MAIN STREET, Five Doors East of Sixth.,

TEBTTE HAUTE, INDIANA.

HOTEL.

STOP!

ATTHE

Sherman House!

When you go to IudianapoliH.

locntaj Immediately

NOUTII

OF THE

gps

In.

mm.

lusurance. with rates fixed aooordluK to the

should give me a oali before renewing their old policies

elsewhere. This Agency is entirely INDEPENDENT of the National or Local Board or any other combination. 1 am thus enabled to offer quite an Inducement to all desiring Insurance, especially on property within the limits of the water works.

Call and examine standing of Companies for yourselves. Tho motto, 'Small lines aud well distributed," is strictly adhered to, that no very »reat amount of losscau be sustained iy any ordinary fire.

I represent the following reliable and well established Companies:

All business intrusted to me shall receive prompt attention.

FRANK

A..

Penn, Philadelphia. Clay, Newport, Ky. Farmers', Merchants and Mechanics, Ohio.

1' AlilX, -A-ar't.

GRAIN DRILL.

6 6

SUPERIOR

and It la

GRAIN DRILL!

There can be thirty

change* of

tilflerent

I'eed

made in

the

UNIOX

DEPOT,

It,

ouly Drill In

the

world that haa a chamber exclusively for

BOWING

aet

wheat.

will sow Just the amount it ia

sow.and

it I*

the only

Double Force Continuous Feed extant. Has taken tho premium In every Held trial it was ever

JESSUP, UAUSE & PIETY,

AGENTS,

and

-OK-

IT I It

it*

viw*-

A/•-f

West Main

Ntrret,

TRRRR 1IAIJTK. 1KD.

SNQXNEEBXNa.

JOHN

NORTHA

BAM. MAOILL.

NOUTUALL & MAGILL,

Mining Engineers, ARK

prepared to teat and develop coal una otnor mineral lands, aud to give accurate and reliable Information to proprlotora In regard thereto, In the •trleteet

They will alito buy, Hell and leaae mineral lands. All bualneaa entrusted to them will leoelve prompt attention. Those wanting lauds tested, or wishing to buy. sell or lease mineral landman- requested to call. BatWfactory referonoes given If deaired.

Mr Office, south side of Main street, between Sixth and Seventh, Gilbert's Bloc* np stairs. Terre Hante. Jnd.

C.A. LEIBINO,

Manafactmer and Dealer In

BOOTS AND SHOES, No. 217 Mala street, Bet, Blztli and Seventh Kauu man's Block, PnrllculMr Attention Pnld to II*uie

Msaabclnrc.

WFull supr future consti

AN ELEGANT LINE

ly of tbe beat Eaatem Maniutly on hand.

O O

COP EVERY DE8I Itll'TION.

AKn AT A N A & vT

T„

*-i r'r» f- V*

*1a*- J*

^1^5^

VE11Y T.OW EHICES! .-in*

TO BE FOUND AT

WILSON BROTHERS & HUNLEY'S.

N. B.—A new Invoicc just rcceivcd this morntag*

MEDICAL.

JELAZJZS VVEGETABIE SICILIAN

HAIR

Every year increases the popularity of tins valuable Iluif Preparation which is due to incrit alono. Wo can assure our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard an« it is tho only reliable and parfect-

cd Jroparal.ion for restoring OKAY OR FADED 1IAIU to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken* Tho scalp, by its use, becomes whito and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by it3 tonio properties, prevents the hair from falling out, as it stimulates and nourishes tho hair-glands. By its use, the hair grows thickcr anu stronger. In baldness, it restores tho capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create anew growth, except in cxtromc old age. It is the most economical IIAIU DUES SING ever used, as it requires fewer applications, and gives tho hair a splenaid, glossy appearance. A. A. Ilayes, M.D., Stato Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "Tho constituents aro pure, and carefully selected for excellent quality nnd I consider it tho BEST I'RKPAUATIOX for its intended purposes." Soil by all Druggist*, mut t)ealcr*\n Mtdiein**.

Frioo Ono Dollar.

Buckingham's Dyo.

FOll THE WHI3KBH3. our Kcnowcr in many cases requires too long a time, and loo much care, to restore gray or fiuled Whiskers, wo havo prepared this dye, ill ono preparation which will ciuickly and effectually accomplish tliis result. It i:i easily nr and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash ort*. Sold by all Druggists. Price Filly Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,

NASHUA. N.H.

Ayer's

Sarsaparilla

E A E

Dr. i. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Praetlenl antl Analytical Chrmlttt.

80LD BY ALT. DRUGGISTS 8V3JHYIVHKRK.

pitAIRIE CITY

PLANING MILLS.

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

MANUFACTURERS OF

SASH D00B8 BLINDS

WINDOW AND DOOK FRAMES,

MOULDING BRACKETS,

STAIR RAILING BALLUBTERfl,

NEWELL POSTS, FLOOIUNG, BIDINU

and all deaorlptlons of

FINISHING LUMBER

ALSO

Wholesale and Retail Dealenln

I N E E

Is which- known lis «MIO of tho moNt olU'ttual rcinetlit'S ovur tlUcovi'ivd lbr (lu* f\niu nnd [nirif* nig tho blooil. It lias to(Ml tliu to,-t of yi-ars, with tonvtiintlygrowin^ iv|utalion, Ijuu'd on ltd

inlrinsio virtuoo, ami Hiiytainotl l»y its remurkahlc euros. So mild as to bo tnib ami ln:nefu'ial to children, ami yet to eunivhing ns to ell'ectuiillv purge out the great corruptioiiH of tlio 1)1IK«1,

HUC-IIas

the eeroftilous

nnd Hyphilitie contaminntion. Iitipurltivo, or diticatieB that ltavu lurked in tho nyMem for ycaro, soon yield to this powerful nulldote, nnd disappear. Ileneo lt« wonder lid eures, ninny ot which nro publicly known, of Scrofula, nnd nil tcrolldous diitcafct, Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive di»ordera of the Hkin, Tumors, Blotclien, .......JI, Pustule*, Sores, St. Anthony's Fire, Uom or lirysipo-

Boils,PlmileN, Pustules, Sores, St. Anthony's Fire, ltose or lirysipoiiiN, Tetter, Salt Kheuin, Seiild lfend, Kinjfworin, nnd internal Ulcerations of tlio Uterus, Stoinneli, and Liver. It nlso cures other coinplaints, to which it would not tieom especially adapted, such ns Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease. Female Weakness, Debility, nnd Leucorrhflca, when they nro manifestations of the scroftiloUB poisons.

It is nn excellent restorer of health nnd strength in tho Spring. 13y renewing tho

appetite nnd vigor of tho digestive organs, it dissipates the depression nnd listless languor of tho season. Even where no disorder nppenrs, people feel better, nnd live longer, for cleansing tho blood. Tlio system moves on with renewed vigor nnd a now lease of life.

LTH AND SHINGLES

Slate Hoofing and

ROOFING FELT

CUSTOM SAWINO

PLANING & WOOD TURNING

DONBTOORDBR.

Manufacturer* ol CRQ UE1 8K178,

PLAIN AND PAINTED.

ALL WORKWABRANTEL

Corner Ninth and Mulberry .Streets.

SB ASS WOBg.

Dickson,Schncider& Co.,

Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of

BRASS WORK,

Railroad, PI ambers', Steam and

UHS

Fitters' Snpplies,

Aforrls, TaskerA Co.'s Colebraled

WROUGHT IRON ^ELDED TUBES, For Gas, Steam and Water.

E A I E Sheet and Bar Lead, Robber llove, Uam Packing, Etc.,

i. "b 1

Hand, Force and Steam rumpH.

HEAVY AND LIGU

BR ANN CASTINO.H,

For Railroads, a Specialty.

Office, Ware Honso and Mannlactory,

106,108,110,112 South Delaware it

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

FARLEY & ROACII, Manufacturers of

SADDLES & HABNE8S,

And doalera In Collars, Whips, Trunks, Ac MO. 80 MAIN STREET, North aide, bet. 8d and 4tta, Terre Hante

Mk Agents (or Uncle Barn's Harness