Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 September 1878 — Page 5

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YELLOWr FEVER.

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Hempltiii «Mill More AT. flirted Than any other City. 3.

Great Difficulty Experienced in the Matter of Burying .$\8* the Dead.u

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New Orleans Maintains a Lajge Dsath Rate tstill.

MEMPHIS.

THE DEATH RECORD.

Memphis, Sept. 10.—At an early hour this morning rain commenced falling, and has kept up incessantly. Up to noon 59 deaths have been reported, making 115 since yesterday noon.

Father Win. Walch, reported dead, is alive and doing good service. The rain continued up to 2 P. m., since when the weather has been cool, increasing the fatality. The country undertakers, Hoist Brothers, and Flaherty & Sullivan^ report T"i

NIJiBTY-NtNtt

DEATHS I'

/or the twenty-four, hours ending at 6 r. it. One undertaker failed to report* Of theninpty-nine deaths thirty were colored. Uhere continues to be a difficulty, in getting the dead buried. At Elmwood, tor single interments, trenches have had to be dug, and the coffins placed in rows, close together. The same is done at the potter'B field.

Memphis, Sept. to—The following is the report Of Dr. R. W. Mitchell, for today: A. D. Langstaff, President Howard Association:

Number of new ca$es since last report. 151. My appeal for covered vehicles for our volunteer medical corps has not met with a single responsife. -1 have supplied them with rubber coats to protect them from the storm that has continued during tbe entire day. It was the best that I could do. New calls for help have had to go unheeded to-day. I am distressed to report of our volunteer medical corps stricken dowu with fever, Dra. McCormick, Green, Hunter, Harlan, Mittall, Dawson, Bunkson, McGregor and Nugent. At this ratQ it will not be long until all the -livingVili'tie converted, into a burial corps. s»n

A.'MXTCHWX,***

YU.iilO't H&L- Medical Director.

GRENADA.

ANOTHER TOWN ATTACKED. Grenada, Miss., September 10.—The fever has broken out at Senatobia, Mississipi ovef 30 cases up to dat£, and the alarm among the citizens is reported as very great They are preparing to abandon the city. Two deaths and 18 ne.v cases are reported in the last 24 hours. 1 I

NEW ORLEANS.1 THE BULLETIN.

New Orleans, September xo.—New cases 230 deaths. So. t.

MEWS FROM OTHER POINTS. New Orleans,. September 10.—The tow boat Harry Wright left this evening, for Pilot Town, with one doctor and four nurses twentyseven cases of fever have occurred there, and live deaths.

Port Gibson, September 10.—Four hundred and seventy-five cases of fever to date, and eigty-five deaths [Signed.] J.

A. GAGE.

Holly Springs,'September 10.—Fourteen deaths ui the past 24 hours in town •and suburbs} but oidy four new cases. The weather is rainy cold and gloomy.

DOCTORS WORKED DOWTtf.''*

New Orleans, September 10.—The Howards received the following telegram:

Holly Springs—Six of the seven resident physicians ire down. Those from New Orleans and elsewhere are being worked to prostration. Send us at least three more. [Signed.^ W. H,.WALTER.

VICKSBURG.

LVH-I "OPEFUL INDICATIONS. Vvicksburg, Sept. 10.—Weather clear "and warm thermometer,

89.

The indi

cations are that the fever is decreasing in nev cases, but the mortality is featful. Deaths yesterday, 46 to-day 44 mfe'J

INCREASING.

New Orleans, Sept. 10.—The fever continue to increase at Vicksburg: there are nearfy 3,000 now prostrated.

EXCITEMENT IN MISSISSIPPI.' The excitement in the eastern part of the state in tonsequence ot the fever a Lake and u&wrehce stations, on the Vicksburg & Meridian railroad, has resulted in the styppage of trains on that road east of J&^tson by quarantine regulations. Travels almost impossible the legislature cannot assemble, and afflicted communities musvcontinue to rely upon people at home aid abroad for support. FLVIT 15 FT J, 'V.cA TON.

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THESITUATIOKVORRIBLE.

Canton, Miss., September 10.—Total number of cases lo date, u8 deaths, 38 new cases in the last twetty-four houre, 35. The number of newWses is increasing daily. Our physifans are on the go all thte time night aov. day. Dr. J. J. Locans, of NewOrleansW still with us, and affording valuable assistance. No one who has not been though an

epidemic can appreciate situatii horrible. We peed nurses badlv Signed.] ROBERT Pow

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ror.

AT GALLIPOLIS, Q.

Cincinnati, Sept. 10.—Wellington^*, zer died last night frOm yellow feveVat Gallipolis, O., contracted from the stety er Porter. There area dozen

peo_

Sick with the fever in the neighborhood of where the Porter is moored. Th bond of health of Gallipolis has notified the owners of the steamer that they will

not be responsible for the safely of the boat longer.

RELIEF.

St. Louie, Sept. 10.—Among the recent notab'e contributions to the yellow fever fund here was the sale at auction cf a bale of cotton, donated by the citizens of Lagrange Tennessee, and sent here for sale. It was purchased and redonated by four members of the? cotton exchange, bringing

knocked down to Mr. Barnes, ot Barnes, Davis & Co., Liverpool, whither it will be taken by Mr. Barnes and sold for

Terre Haute. September 12, 1878. .! Garden vegetables are very low 1 v* «T "TZar in price,

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GRAIN AND FLOUR,

CASH RETAIL PRICES..

RYE—45c per hu«hel. HAY—Baled, $9.00 per tpn loos£On( wagon, $S@io per ton. ,'.T**

BRAN—70c per cwt. POP CORN—Choice. 25c per pedk^'

IMPORTED FRUIT.

ORANGES—40@50c per doz. LEMONS—25c per doz 40c" foi choice selection.

COCOANUTS—85c per doz. RAISINS—15c per lb choice layei 20c per lb.

FIGS—Lays, 20c kegs, 15c. ALMONDS—Per lb, 30c. FILBERTS— '25c.' BRAZILS— 20c. ENGLISH WALNUTS—25cper lb. CANDIES—Mixed common, 20c fi ie French 5o@6oc sticks, 20c per lb

PEC ANS—Louisiana and Texas, 20c western, 15c.

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DOMESTIC FRUIT.

NEW APPLES—15c to 20c per peck. RED PLUMS—Per gallon, 30c. DAMSON PLUMS—35c per gallon.

PEARS—Bartlett $3.00 per bushel Secle, Si.co to $2 sugar, $1.75 to $2. CELERY—60c per dozan.

SMALL NUTMEGS—For mangoes, Aocperdozen. ,..... ..Ki,

GROCERIES

(CASH RETAIL PRICES.

COFFEES—Laguira and'Golden Rio choicest, 25c per lb Old Gov. Java, 35c Prime Rios, Maricabo, 25c good, 22c fair, 3Q Mocha, 35c.

The above quotations are for green coffee. ROASTfiD-*-Cll0ice Rio.g 21 @300 Javas, 40c.

TEAS—Imperial,50,75c@fi Oolong, 5°@75c Gurtpowderj"75C@$x.|p., i.j RICE—North Carolina, 10c.

STARCH—6)£c. HOMINY—Hudnut's, 4c per

lb,

lb.

pounds for 25c Maizone, 25c per 5

ox gritz,3C per

SUGARS—Brown, extra C, 10 pound. $1^ C, 9% pounds, $1 Molasses, 9c per lb White—Coffee A,

9 pouflds 1$

Granulated, 8 pounds $1 pulverized or, c.-ushed. 8 pounds $1 New Orleans' 8 pounds $1.

MOLASSES Drips,j| *$1.20 .bete syrup, $1 good, Soc sugar .house, 60c sorgiiurj,

5f)c

per gallon.

MEATS.

I"-.' CASH RETAIL PRICES^VtJ^

SHOULDERS—Sugar cured,^'ioc per

lb plaiD,

7)^c per

lb.

BEEF—Dried, by the piece, i6^c*per lb small cuts, 20^. LAMB CkOPS—I5@i2)£c per lb French chops, K@i7$c per lb.

BREAKFAST BACON—1 ic 'per lb MUTTON—io@i2^c per lb. rL, VEAL—io@icc per lb. PORK—Fresh, 8@ioc per lb. CORN BEEF—6@8c per lbi BEEFSTEAK—io@i5c per lb HAMS—Winter cured, uncanvassed, 14c per lb plain, t2c per lb.

DAIRY AND POULTRY. 41 CASH RETAIL, PBICXS.j|

HONEY—New country, 25c per lb BUTTER—Western Reserve, 35c choice table (country), 15c good cooking, 6c -inferior, 6c.

CHEESE—New York'dairy, i5@?oc prime. .. EGGS—i2^c, :?V.

POULTRY—Choice spring (live^oc old, 25 dressed, 31^ for choice. SPRING CHICKENS—25cts each.

GARDEN PRODUCE.

NEW STRING BEANS—15 per peck. BEETS—20 cents per peck.

CABBAGES—10 to 15c per headv ONIONS—20c to 25c per peck. CUCUMBERS—20c per dszen for pickles, 25c per hundred.

RADISHES—ioc vto 15c per bunch. NEW POTATOES—*5 cenU per peck and scarce.

SQUASHES—5c apiece. WATER MELONS—5c to ioc.. NUT-MEG MELONS—5c to ioc. RED SWEET POTATOES—30c per peck.

YELLOW SWEEfr EfcTAtOJESr40c per peck. PEACHES—From $t- to *$1.50 bushel. 1

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per

GRAPES—5c per pdiind. LIM^V BEANS—iocper quart., t'EPPERS—ioc per dozen. TOMATOES—25c per peck. QJLJINCES—65c per peck. 'i:*

HORSE RADISH -65c per doz. EGG PLANTS—75c per doz. '.CORN—ioc per doz.

SANfori^S

RADICAL CURE For CATARRH

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$870,

and Anally

ANTLY relieves and permtnently enre* thh hMlbtome disea»c tu mil ita ymrjiag

from

eve

oaa

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same good cause. I da Jtstf i&MukrnU AfQ I TERRE HAUTE MARKETS.

ITrupteri

WHEAT—85c, for No. 1.

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FLOUR—Common, $5.00 family, ^.50 patented extra fine, $6.50(^7.50 per bbl.

CORN—Car corn, 32c wagon corn, 35c per bushel. OATS—33K@35c per oushel.

IUKN.

the aoothiug aud healing properties of herbs Rid barka in their essential rorm, free every flbroa* contamination, and In this respect differs froi.i every other knovn remedy. In

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short year Unas fooixd its my from the Atlantic

to tlio Pacific coast, nod wherever known has be como the etandahl retneay for the treatment of Catarrh. The proprietors h*ve bcon waited upon by

gentlemcn of national reputation who have been cored by tHu remedy, and who have.at considerable expense and personal trouble, good news throughout the circles in move, when von near a wealthy cent telMjrence ana refinement say, 'Tow Ban ford's Kadtcsl Cnre,** you may feel assured that Itftan article of mat value, and worthy to be classed among the standard medical specifics of the day. fTHE benefit I derive from Its dally use la to mo

JL ivraluable. £(£NBT WELLS, or Wsus,

.ch thejr

nfleaian of Jn-

FABOO

WM. BO WEN,»

GEOKGE F. DINSMOKp, DBUMIST, BOSTOV. Each packan of

SAWTOBD'S BADICAI.Cmnicon-

alns Dr. 8 an lord's Improved InhallngTube. and full directions for Its Qie in all cases. Price, Il.OO. For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists and dealer* throughout the United States and Canadas. WEEKS St POTTER, General Agents and Whole, eale Druggists, Boston, Mass.

COUINSra

VOLTAIC PLASTER

Ebetro4hdvsnk Battery comMasd with a highly Medicated Strepithening Plaster,

forming:

the best Plaster ror pains

sud aches in the World

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Medicioo.

A HOEBID SWELLIHa Gentlemen,—l sent for one of COLLIN'S VOLTAIC PLASTERS, and it has been of frreat benefit In reducing a swellingln my left side that two physicians pronounced Knlftrgement of the Spleen, and one pronounced it an Ovarian Tmnoj^^^

CnrmtAiriA,

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March SO, 1877.

THEY ABE THE BEST.

Gentlemtn,—Enclosed you will find $325, sad I wish you would send mo another dozen of your wish you would send mo another dozen of your

COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTERS.

BAILSTOH SPA,N. Y.,

By tho abovo

ou will sec that 1 can do something to help others some way c7cn lr I am not able to be up and around. There aro number who have tried your plasters who had given out that all plasters were good for nothing, and now join with mo that they aro tho best they have ever tried. I havo got along this winter better than I havo before in three years. Wished I could have heard of your plasters before. Yours, Ac..

L5RETTA

M. CROSS*

March

11,,:-.

27.18T7.

MARKETS TO DAY.

CINCINNATI.

By Teletrrsph.]

FLOUR-Dull. WHEAT—Quiet red »ud am'ier, f5992c, CORN—Steady: 41*@42^«. OATS-Qulet. 20@2Bc. COTTON—Quiet, ll^'c. WIII«KEY—Finn, *1.08 'M"!' J'ORK-Qulet, .?9.2B(^9.5Q. L*RD— uiet: sntonr.r, $8.65. BULK MEATS-Stronger: helshoulders, $4.75 oli'trfc ribs, f»TJ: fli ^rt. «'#!«•. $5.87^.

BACON—Firmer 16,50, |0.50, 75.

By Telegraph

CORN—Fair business rcnipts, 1:8,000 bu. sales, 1.0,U00 bu.

mixed.

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& Co.

has cured me after twelve years of unlatcr* Buffering. GEO. w. HOuGHTOK, MASS.

FOLLOWED the directions to the letter and am happy to say I hare had a permanent cure. D. W. GRAY, M. D..MCSCATOT, IOWA. HAVE recommended It to^ulte a number of my friends, all of whom have expressed to me their high estimate of its ralae and good effects With them.

Pnr»

AFTER

wenvi nnlrer first complaint.

St.,8t.Lovis.

using two bottles I find myself permv nently enred. I have since reoommended

159 Hiuaoi ATB., BOSTOJT.

hare #old BJUTTOBD'S BaoroAX. Ctrwi ft»r

nearly one year and can say candidly that we never sold Ik similar preparation that gave such universal satisfaction. We nave yet to learn of th«

8. D. BALDWIN ft CO., If

ASHDTOTOS,

ISO.

of tho usual remedies that It coutal not be truest therefore made affidavit to it before Seth J. Thomas. Esq» Justice of the Peace. Boston.

jlWoe^a^Centg.

Be careftil to call for COLLINS* VOLTAIC PLAO*

"Kill

Cincinnati, Septo nbor 11.

'.J r^miu tfo tea

Toledo, Septemtxr ll.

WII AT—Firm amber Michigan. c&»h* cash, scl er Oct., 97«i askfd 96ic bl'i No.

red Wabash,

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seller October, 97c asked W bM No., red Wabash, cash. Wlo asked 90c bkl rejected Wah.i«h, 83c western amber, 93i.

CORN—Quiet high mixed, 41c itcked N«. S. cash, 4uxc he Her Oc*-., flo: rejected, S9c damaged,36^'j.

OAT8—Du' 1 rtj:ctcd 180.

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MEW YORK.

Telegraph. V'* New York. September 11. FLOUR-^Dall and deoliniug receipts, 18.000 bbls sales, 12,00(» bbls. |4.4t 00.

WHEAT— Kalrly active roeipw, 864,000 btu sales, 8t00 bn No, 2 Tinfr ltd, jasb,

H-06* .. EYK—Hc.ivy.

v% a 1

47@-J1C

fur western

BARLEY—Nominal.

PORK—Qu ct: |9.i0ai».80. -Firmer S7.f0®|7.15.

LARD-Fi WHISKEY—$1.12X. PETROLEUM—Refined 10^'c.

K. OF P.

Last evening S. H. Phillips, the artist, from Paris, 111., was here, in consultation with our two K. of P. lodges regarding the intended new arrangements and artistic scenic effects for the Castle Hall of this order, over Mckeen's bank, corner of Main and Fifth street. The lodges, the Ori entals fend Occidentals, are both very flourishing and growing steadily, with a most excellent membership. They have decided to have the large, roomy halls fitted up in excellent style, to be *uperior to anything of the kind in the whole country vvhen completed.

A!! the World's a Stage,

Reputation in "Terre Haute now established, and that ht: already accomplished sufficient satisfy* the most skeptical that advertising with him is a mere medium to call attention to the diseases specially treated bv hira and the amount of his SUCCESS io them, he wculd now say to all who need and desire his medical services that they should call on liim

has to

Without Delay

OFFICE:

Terre Haute House.

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MOSCHZISKER

Can positively, without fear of contra diction, assert that he has for years had the largest practice and greatest success in the cure of the special maladies treated by him, and treated more distinguished men in every sphere of life than any other physician and specialist in the country. The names given below are but a hundredth part of those who have testified to his great success and skill. Every letter and TESTIMONIAL, with the original signature, can be examined at his rooms. Those who desire to be treated by him, must call WITHOUT DELAY. He has*'

Prolonged His Stay

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TERRE HAUTE,

As he is assured by those now treated by, him that there are many who desire to avail themselves of his medical services Is so, they should not delay. He can, without egotism, say they will not so oon have another 6uch "opportunity to be treated in their, own city by a specialist of his reputation and experience.

The following are but the names. Their lettei of thanks for cures or letters otherwise endorsing his practice and his tanding as a physician of reputation, can be examined with his Medical Creden tials at his rooms, where also can be obtained a printed circular containing the names of the best and oldest citizens of Indianapclif, Evan«ville and Terre Haute, who have been treated by him.

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Philadelphia, Pcnn.

Michael, mayor of the city.

E W Davis, speaker house of rep, Pa. J. W. Forney, editor Press.' •,'1 -r*£ E. Kingley, Continental. Chas McClintock, Morning Post,'-

Ellmaker, US Marshall. W J. W. Grayson, Mercury. Robert Morris. GeoWLanman.

A E Welch.

«f t««ehe8tep' WA Welder, mayor of the city. Edwin Smith, postmaster. *wi

Hon Roswell Hart. Wm Storrs, US commissioner. S Hutchinson, editor Democrat 'and Chronicle.

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Cooper, editor Union and Adver

tiser. W S Rew, editor Ex & col int revenue. Wm S Foster, editor Times.

Scianton. Burke, Burke, Fitzimmons & Co. W Churchill, president Monroe county bank.

Geo Darling, agetit Blue Lirife freight. E Warren, brewer. And many others. OisU

Elmira, Work. John Arnot, Jr. mayor. Edwin Elbridge, M. D.

at*

W Beadle.

Stephen Arnot.' 'c? Samuel Wads worth. Frederich Hall.

fi Brooks.

Hazard, Gazette.

OATS—steady: receipts, 98,COO bn «ales. 85,o«o bn. 24@83o for wesfern 27@S7)io far white.

on.

lixed

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Ana all ibJrpcop'lcmerely players, and

jurmiae that a large portion of the players thereon must be

nsing

that justly popular

preparation for the eth, "Fragrant Sozodont," irom the immense demand there is for that afiicle, the

jst

delightful, con

venient aud efficacious beautifier and oroseryer of theTeeth the worfTeT®r produced.

Spa*d.jig's Glue, userul in ev^ry hansc,,.

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I\ew Y«rk Cilv.

These patients and many more visited me at Philadelphia, and%w6re successfully treated by me.

G. B. Lamar, president of the bank of :he republic. New York. Robert Bage, president of the Goodhue insurance company.

L. Glover, Esq., director of the national bank note company.

J. J.

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THE United States signal service says we

are

to have a frost to night. A re

gular nipper.

fnsiiranreOmpaty of Worth \mericju assets Pocn* Fiie Insurance Company. as«ret» SncttisnCommercial Insurance company, assets Connectirut Fire Insurance (Jompanv, assets oiher Companies Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company,* assets Connecticut Fire Insurance Company l^ondon Assurance

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Hughes,

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DR. PRICE'S

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Rathbun.

S S Ellsworth.

S Reynoldr./" *, E Youman8. Fairman, Advertiser. Ausburn Towner, Advertiser.

Gen. Kilbum, U. S. A. W. J. Florence, the eminent comedi

Utica. flew York. Hon. Horatio Seymour, ex-governor of New York.

Hon. Ellis H. Roberts. Ex president Preston, of the Oneida edical society Hon. W. B. Taylor.

Address for details, (Agents Wantod). «iU

Mavor A. Hubbei. H. s. Cranall, M. D.

Among hi* letters can also be examined several letters from foreign ministers in Washington, D. C. also one of the •Well remembered.

Crittenden, of Kentuckv.

'f h. H. Buckler, Baltimore, MJ. From G. I}. Derby, better .known as Phoenix

From Gen. H. W. Halleck, and numerous others that would fill columns in 1 the paper.

HEEIS'IHEiTi' CO.

Woyjd caliche atter\tion.of farmers tc,their complete stock of tHijhiW $1 .tp -.¥f 'si $ A ?fsi nf "''A' &

Osborne Self Binder, Hughes' Sulky r*Iow, 's „V/Canton Sulky Plow,

Double Shovels

"^^•ilBackei'e

t. *0 3ff»- flVjHt'

S«H

Grnin

DriU'

K'.c -5 tt/m n»:' fS? rh'tf Corn Planters and Mowers, sr»& ,, Celebrated Taylor Hay Rake, hm,: W.^ wm^

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Fort Wayne Canton and other Breaking Plows, Champion Northwest and Superior Walking Cultivators. All of which will be 6cld at the lowest possible prices. A full line of Buggies Spring and Farm Wagons always on hand. Call and see us before buying you* Impements. J. H. McCandless. a well known dealer, is with the firm. "3W,

PETER McHUGHES. SAMUEL DAVIS,

STEELE A PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST OEMS, The lUstt Itrjf Hop Yrani in the World.

Jn»r T. Wiley

Insurance and Tollt oti»g AgtwC

Broker and Notary PuMb,

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Companies 1 Represented.

Rogers, Wheat & Co.,

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Third Street, between Main and Ohio, Terre Haute,

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR- THE WEIR

We, the undersigned committee, appointed by the respective manufacturer" agents, to decide upon the merits of Sulky Plows, at a public trial on the farm of McCagy Collins, 2% miles west of Midkletown, Ind., in which the "Hughes, manufactured by Long, Alstatter & Co., the "Gilpin.*' manufactured by John Pee re & Co., and the "Weir," manufactured bv Weir Plow Co., were represented, decided unanimously that the Weir in the best Sulkv Plow on the grounds. The points taken in consideration, being, Simplicity, Best Hitch, Lightest Draft, Ease management, and construction and quality of work performed.

Width of Furrows, Depth of Furrows^

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G.lpn,

A W McClure, Editor of the Times. E Wepburton, Evening Telegraph. EL Fetherstone. Evening Buletin. Jas Ross Snowdown, state senator.* Robert Eden Bowen, attorney.

Weir,

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inches. I inches.

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NATHAH PADDOCK, EDMUND WATSQV,

w. F- VVALMSLEX,

Agent for Weir-Sulky Plow, north Fourth Sty Terre Haute* Indf

SPECIAL FUYORING EXTRACTS.

Eminent Chemists and Physicians cerfify that these (joodar are free from adulteration, richer, mor© ottective, prdduoe bettez results than any others, and that thev ueo them in their owzi families.

UNIQUE PER7L'WIES are ttio ^iems of AH Ori of* TOOTnENE. An .agreeable, healthful LiuuM Dt"ti'rienLEMON SUGAR. A Substitute fo(\l.err.o':s, EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER. From Pure Itoai

STEELE St PBI0E, Hanfrs., Chicago, St Louis, and Cincinnati.

Should call and choice array of new goods at 5

RycsT'vsseethe Carpet Hall

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We show the finest and cheapest line of

Carpets, Wall Papers, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, &c,.

That can be found in the city.

O O A IN

FOST.A.SI. i*B HgCTSBS. Single Story Cottage, 14*20, 3 Room, ClOMtt, ftc.,} Conplete, Two Story Koase, 14x20, 6 Room, Closets, etc., Coaplete,

-EVERY

VINTEO AOEST*. Stanlev's Wondcrml "XHROUGa

HOUSE GUARANTIED."

HOUSES, BARMS, SHEDS, ETC., BUILT TO AMY DESI6N VOBTABLK CONSTIIWTOON CO., or|

aia°«y

Phillip Newhart bas added a hominy mill to his meal mills and has lor sale homing meal and feed. He has also a lairge sto:k of his own manufacture of plows 011 hand for fall trade, which he will sell at cost in order to close out.

A VDU no r^AAtlkAHl UfwAAl

...$ 7.000.0(0 ... 3.000.0 ... 17.000.000 ... 3,000,Off) ... 4,oou.a» ... 18,000,000 ... 3,000 OOO ..i 16,009,(MO

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P^a Dropper and Mower Noyes' Anti-Fnction Hay Carrier'

J.M. AYEK, President, 9S Dearborn Street, Chicago.

THEDAEK COSXISKi«T." Writte»w

himself. Pablished bj Harper A Brothers. •Ihe only iutlientic book. Spurious work. Apply to H. W. Derbv Co Columbus, Ohio.generfcl agents for Ob so nd indiana.

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tnd.

Average Draft 500 45° 400 REUBEN CUIRK

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T:!hU

$175. $250^

OR SIZE.

avii v*|

A CARD.

To alt who are sufterin* from th« er** rors and indiscretions ot youth, nerross weakuesa, early dacav, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a receiep that will one you Free of Charge. This gi eat remedy was discovered by a missionary in Soutk America. Send a self-addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station IX Bible House, New York City.