Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 November 1878 — Page 7

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RAILROAD TIMS-TABLE.

Uulen depot. Chestnut and Tenth *trocts 'or *11 trainn except I. A hit. C. & '1'. »». ind freights. Tiir.eOvc minutes faster than Terro Haute timo. I.epot of I. A St. 1«. coiner Tlpp«ca»o« and Sixth streets.

Explanation ot Inferences: fBttrrdsy sictpted. *fciunday excepted. iMondnyex •Opted. $Iaily.

VASUALI.rMXF. (Leave g"ic East.,

•IndianajioLs A CMUM nidation. Jifaat Line JEa«tern Expr«B... •Itxllanapolis Accommodation. (Arrive from £ast. iWestern Express •Mail ami Express JFast Line. ... .: •Ind an .polls Accomodation— (Leitve goiii* West.)

Fast Line .' .1

Accommodation ADay Express .... Jjfew York Express N &

TERRE HAUTE AND KVANSVILLE. (Derart.) '^Nashville Kxpreis— 4 83 a IU

Freight ana Accommodation .1 2o •Day Express 3 10 (Anivc •Mail and Express J^wvi. 2 60 •Freight and Accommodation ,— 4 6o •^Express W 00 tu

KVASSVl LLE, KHREIIA UTE A CH ,'CAGO (Depart for Vorth.) •Ctoicaito Expros9 6 40 a

Danville AccommodaUon.,...— 8 10 ^Nlglit Kxprewj 10 12 pro .Depart for Ponth.)

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IJllD 8 os 40 ni

1 25 a 9 5'i a 3 15pm 7 10 in

'Mail and Accommodation... 10 C3 a ui Express 1® I' Arrive 'rom West.) Kant Line Effingham Accommodation..... Eastern Express

I 1$ 8 50 a ui 8 45 pin

INUIAKAPVILIS & ST. I.OUI8 (Leave going East.) Accommodation.

uay Express Ik

J.Sew York Express No. 6 (Arrive from Eaet.1 fisy Express '^Accommodation....

7 20 a 3 £5 to I 27 a in

... JO 4? a ... 7 00 in ... 1 itt aID

Sew York Express No. 8 (Leave goinc West./ Day Express •Accommodation iVew York Kxiretf! No.# .... ... (Arrive from WeeUi

..11 03 am ., 9 05 Ui .. 1 27 am

..810am .. 3 23 til .. 1 27 a

TERRE HAUTE AND LOGAN8PORT. (Depart) Terro Hauic and Lafayette mail... 7 00 am •Freight and Accommodation 1 IS •Toledo, Fxprew^ 4 10 (Arihe.. ., \. •Freight and Accommodation......II 80 •Mail and Express ..12 45 "Through Express 65 pin

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JNight LxprcRB 4 25 am •Terre Haute Accommodatiou-... 11 10 a •Day Express

ILLINOIS MIDLAND. '-i, (Depart.)

'Peoria Fast Lino 08 a •Accomodation. .0 lA'iivcj Accommodation.., ... ... .M 23 TattLlne... ?'00

CINCINNATI ANl) TKKUK UAL'TE. weaves dopoi ..'oriu'r Mnin and First street. 1 Accommouution 8 45 am (Arriveti.^ Accommodation *. —t. .8 30

POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

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Open,

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Closed,

4 m-101 TWi

Paetj way

Chicago Road 7 00

-v. Chicago Away 7 20 «, Evansviltc & way 3 oo ^16* V. A Sullivan 700am"

am 12 80 am

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30 & 7 30 G16 am 2 20

r'^p paat I A 8t It 11 15 am 8 00 Cin AWash 7 00 am 2 20 12 30 am 2 20 0 80 (100 am 80 a in 2 2 0 **5 2 20 600am 7 90 80am

Vino'ns A I'rinci'n 7 00 am sL. C. AH. W. 180pm -Srf|i C.t T. 11. R. 4 00 lUe. Midland 7 80 pm' k. T. H. A C. 11. 7 20 am 8T. LOUIS AND VHT Via. Alton R. K. 4 00pm 10 00am .t Tia Vandalla. H. 4 00 9 20 am 2 20 pm 4

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*t« Louiu, through 800am 12 SO am i1'- 8KMI-\TliKKI.T MAILS. Gray8villc: via. FraiHcton, i'ralrie Creek aadTurman S Creek, CIOHQS Mondays and tPridayaAtl opens Mondays amlFri-

at 11 n. m. -f

open

OFFICE IIOUBS.

Call boxes and Weueral Delivery 3 [rom 700amt37 80pm.

..*'• v, ,»i The Look Iloxos and Stamp OQlce open «r« tfi fyon, 7 oo am to 8 30 m. »,f Money Order ana Register Office open

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Irom 800amto600p m. Is O11 Sunday office opeji Irom 9 #0 to 10 00 a m. No Money Order ousineas transacted on

Sunday. N. F1LIJKCK, P. M.

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21,1878.

BAIN WAGONS.

A Few on Haud at Wildly & Potlis Which Will be Clos v«d out as Soon as Possi* -b!e.

The undersiyned have a few more Bain wagons which will be sold at prices less than wholesale ip order to close them out. The opportunity is a goodone. There is no better wagon made than the Bain.

W'ILDY & POTHS, Third 6treet.

TExprebs coddaily t.. weeklv and Mail t.j

SOME YEARS A80

a dentist went about the eouatry euring peo pit's gums and attending their teeth. He made money and retired. lie was readily successful. 111 says now that all ho used on them was 30ZODOXT. It was true. He restored the health of the mouth by this natural remedy.

lie stuck like SfALDixa'a Ci.rs to his ens* tomers and cured tbem.

THE fair of St, Benedict's church netted nearly eleven hundred dollars instead of one thousand as previously stated. The object of the fair was to make the St. Benedict's school free to those who now attend or may attend. Heretofore it has been difficult for some parents to pay the tuition fee necessary to "keep the school going, and it was therefore, concluded that it would be best to have a fair, at which a sum could be raised at once which would placc the school on a sound footing, and make tuition free. The result has been more successful than ever hoped by the pastor. He now has enough money on hand to defray the expense of the school for a jpear without further trouble. There are one hundred and twenty-five pupils in the school, and it will now, course, rapidly grow.

AUSTRALIA.

Letter From Prof- Baldwin Givirg xlncicent8

of his Voy-r/ IJ 306 .^^-4

From San FranciBCo to AuHtralia—A View oi" Things Jin Sydney. .tfa-a

5)EAR( u8m

Oct. i. 1S7S.

In a hhop window in ferfc Ilaute is a picture of a monkey which lias caught a profane panot and pulled all his feathers out Poll's master coming in and asking, "What is the matter Poll?" receives the reply. "Oh we've had a h—1 of a time." Poll's remark very nptlv applies to the last jart of our voyage to Svdney which was concluded yesterday. We made a verv quiet ri:n to Auckland, New Ze land, but the sea was rough for two weeks and nearly all the passengers were afQicttd with "Maladie de Mer" a polite natnt lor the sickest of all sick sicknesses, sea sickness.

We laid at Auckland siv hours, a pleasant city nearly as large as Terre Haute, but not near fo pretty. Atter leaving Auckland we struck the equi noxial storm, ana for three to four days we labored, and tcs-ied in a sea running mountains high, and a gale blowing at 70 to 200 miles an hour. The seas washed clear over the hurricane deck and over the top of the smoke stack, filling the cabin and stalerooms with water. In my cabin the water was two. inches deep. The ship was light, as we had discharged much freight at Honolulu and Auckland, and she rolled likt- a bo«-P- While at the dinner table, a hi :vv *ca came, rolled all the siittrs over, the heavy table, which was screwed down to the floor, was torn loose and turned upside down, dishes all smashed, and a deluge of wate.' crashing through a broken skylight drenched everyone, and left in all floating like crabs in a wash-tub. The ladies were nervy, no screaming or yelling, considerable hysterical laughter, and a general impression that if the storm did not soon abate the ship would swamp.

The men prayed very little, "cussed" a good deal, and discussed the fact that it the machinery br«ke down, we should be visiting the mermaids very soon. Fortunately, the officers were capable, the 6hip, staunch and new, the machinery sound and managed by a sober and capable head engineer and reliable assistants. We rode" into Sydney, mui:» relieved and no one seriously hurt, though many annoying accidents occut rei« resulting in cuts bruises, scratches, etc.

Sydney is a beautiful plattr. The harbor is probably the best in the world, suielv the prettiest. The hotels are abominable. They have no general parlor. r.o ladie's pat lor, no gas in the bed rooms, give you a candle and charge a shilling lor if. The cooking here is good, but the rest of the house, beds, fires, etc., are simplv execrable, and the priceis fiveguineas a week with many extras. Five guineas is equal to about twenty-six dollars and twentv-five cents in gold. Ladies don't eat'in the general dining room, that is the rule, with few exceptions. so in order lo have meals in rooms, they charge five shillings ($1.2-5)

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Ira paper and 'envelopes extraj must give your waiter half a- sovereign ($2.50), as a "tip," i. e., perquisite. It is not absolutely demanded, still, you have to do it all the same, or be snubbed.

On ou^_ voyage over we had debate?, in one of which I took part. The subject was: "Which is '.he worse, a slanderer or a murderer?'" I took the slander side, and was demolished in about live minutes by my opponent. I could not make the audience understand that it was woree to be slandered than killed. All decided that to be real dead was about as complete an accident as could happen to any one.

We had a mock trial swore the witnesses on a sardine box to tell as big a fish story as possible. The jury brought the judge in guilty, and fined the prisoner twenty-five cents, to be paid by the prosecuting attorney (myself).

We had services every Sunday by a reformed French Catholic priest, who is lecturing against Catholicism. I sang Mo*dy and Sankey's songs, was organist (on a piano), lead tje "quite" (24 of us. therefore "qu re") listened attentively to the sermon in'very broken English, argued with the reverend, atter it was over, as if I disbelieved his theology,a Set the poor man nearly wild by my infidelity, then surprised him more by gravely rebuking a friend for swearing, and argup ing with my friend that there must be a hell and advising him to study his Bible. 1 he poor ex-priest sought my wife and seriously questioned my sanity, and finally got square with me by saying, that I would be a gocd Christian if I was not such a t'col.

During the week we played cards.bet on what we would make, pitched rings on a tick in place of quoitf, eat, slept, walked the deck, looked for whales, but saw none till near Sydney, when we taw about a dozen.

One amateur gambler opened a e&mf» of j- ier, but an old sport, one of th passengers, beat him out-ef $40.00, so he threw his cards and checks overboard. In a few days time grew heavy on his head and he bought some more cards and opened up a faru game. He politely invited us to "buck again&t his game."

did so, and lost five or te: dollar*, and detected the man in cheating so when he was at dinner he had caielessly left his cards in the smoking room. I marked the edge«ot four or five, and as he had no box to deal from, the edges were visible all the time. So when he returned to hi) game, I posted a few new made friends, and we made about $25.00 each. This broke up that game. One evening we got up a concert, admission free no extra charge for reserved seats. Most all sang or played, or recited, except a few snobs, Englishmen and two American imitators. Yet with all this the voyage was very tedious, as so many were sea sick, owing to the roughness of the sea.

We havb not as yet decided where, we will open. Here in this city of 200,000 with large and handsome suburbs there are no horse cars. Cabs, the English hansome cab, the ordinary carriage and omnibuses being the transit methods

Silks are abou^. 20 per c«*nt. cheaper than in America. So are gloves, laces, ribbons, etc. I bought an A No. pair of kid gloves for $1.25 Hunter charg-s $2.00 for the fame quality in Terre Haute. Jewelry and watches are high. No heavy case.-* wi'h u- a poor silver watch sells for $30 to $50.

The ladies here wear costly "matei ial but it is made up pocrly, looks very coun trifled and hunch,-. We don't claim lo put on any s'Vle. but at the theatre last night the ladies of our party were the beat dre-.sed of any in a lar^e audictice. They have one idea here that is .very *"|jood. At 'the theatres all* ladies are required to remove their hats so those behind them can se My wife grumbles, but I like it immensely.

In my nvxt letter I will give \ou a description of the many new things that I am «ure will be interesting to your readers. We open here October 19th, forseveral weeks. We will be in Melbourrie, Victoria Australia, November 25th, for several week#.

BALDWIN,

S. E. T. II. G.

Fever and Ague Cured far 50 Cents. DK. HWAYNE'S FXVEK AND AGCK PILLS, without vti onucl or (jninine,! a quick sure' euro in every cuse fora^uo and lover, intermittent and remittent fevers, nml ail diseises having their origin in Malaria. They area jrreat tome, and preventive as well as cure of alt coimuaints peculiar tom ilari. oiis, marshy and miasuiatic districts. They act ou the liver, nnu brace the BVHtem to a vigorous healthy condition. Noiwithaniliii if those l*i 11a are sol1 for one-Half the price that other ague cur^s aro soW far, yet wo will warrant uipm u4 effectual in allca-«-s as any pillsor mixiure. let the price or comfuumt be whit they may: aLd Uieing entirely free front all minerals, their use lVuvea no bad efferti, dh in the caftu with many other remedies. Sent by mai- to any address on receipt of price#f in currency or postage stamps], 50 cent* a bus, three boxe* ?1 25, six boxes,$2^60. Address letters, Or Swayuc A Hon, 330 Sixth street, Philadelphia.

Sold Terro tlaute by Ban in A Arm* strong.

FACTS AND FANCIES. "It's just my dad-1'etcbe.d lucki" is an Iowa idiom.

Johnny, stole one pancake, and got sic span-aches for it. North Carolina girls go out picking rattles from rattlesnakes.

The finest silk hat of thes average voung man is rarely success.—[Puck. A Russian proverb: Where there are two Poles there are three political par

Miss George llamlln is a member of the editorial stafFof the Boston Transcript.

There is also something the matter with my other eye.—Ben Butler.—[Chicago Times.

Miss Caroline A. Soule was recently elected president of the Woman'* Centenary Association.

The girls of Dover, Del., smoke cigarettes and swear, according to a libelous paragraph in the I)elawarean»

Olive Logan, says that mart existed more than 600,000 years ago. She used to gr to school with him.—t^an^urV NeW6.

History has no hero who is admired by the average boy so much as the man who spits at a mark through his teeth. —[Buckland Courier.

The Franklin Patriot has seen a man whose "face was suffused with the soft blu^h of a red flannel undershirt after its seventeenth washing.

So strong is said to be the attachment existing between Mme. Ristori and her daughter that the latter is unwilling to marry and be separated from her.

Queen Margherii's favorite colors for her robe6 and hats are blue anJ gray. She is a blonde, and called very pretty by her admirers at the Roman court.

The Washington Star can dismount Geo. W. Childs and beat him hollow in the manufacture of obituary poetry. Witness the following, which accompanies the death notice.pt young man of twenty-four years: T.

plied the father, "I believe she has mar- |[en

ried a rich man but I understand^ he is a *anj

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THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

there for thcae who o, not like pedestri anism. Cab* are low in hire. 25 cents for arytiiing less than a mile, ($1 an houi I think), small articles, fancy goods and druggists' sundries are high. I paid 25 cents for a TO cent bunch of tooth picks. Clothing is low, a fir.e suit of black •hat a Terre Haute tailor would charge $65 to $So fur, can ba made here for $45 to I4S. Kut to get a rcspec'able style you must take the tailor an American coat as a pattern, for the cut of their clothing here is very poor. The cigars are poor, no good Havannas, no cigarettes of any kind but the abominable Russian ones

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dress Goods

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DEPARTMENT

OPERA. HOUSE.

This is our most extensive department and contains all the novelties of the season purchased from first hands. We are enabled, through the advantage "of being large purchasers, to sell our goods as low and often lower than the same goods can be bought#in Cincinnati. Chicago or St. Louis.

THIS WEEK.

Opening of New Silks,

Black Oress Silks, Colored Dress Silks, OPENING OF NEW VELVETS,

SLACK CLOAKING VELVETS, Black Trimming Velvets, Colored Trimming Velvets,

REDUCED PRICES.

Opening of New Satins, Black Trimming Satins/ Colored Trimning Satins,

at $1.00, $1-25, St.35 and $1 50.

DRESS GOODS.

Colored Cashmeres, Camel's Hair Cloths, French Serges,

Slack

She was a noodle and he was a noodle, and when their marriage was announced, fct of the lads was thirSimmons, who knew and appreciatedtnd the youngest thereof them both, exclaimed, with tears stand- year. And they ing in his eyes: 'Two souls with but a a and ill favored. single thousjht." husbandman wi

"So," said a ladv recently to a mer-1

chant, "your pretty daughter has married ^jjgj

a rich husband? "Well, slowly

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Battles vt Dr. Swayoe's Compound Syrup of Willil Cherry, 25 Cents. Tha distressing sough,

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30 iromi

rivate sale, at the law office of Allen, & Davis, 318 Ohio street, i.i the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, the following real estate situate in the county of Vigo and State of Indiana, to-wit:

All of lot No. 5 in Mary Bartlett's subdivision of the east half of the north half, of the southeast quarter, of section 33, 12, 9. Also, all of lot No. 6, in same subdivision. And if the 6ame is not sold by 2 o'clock P. M., of said day, 1 wtl then offer the said real estate for sale at public auction, at the Court house door of the Court House in the city of Terre Haute.

TERMS OF SALE:—One third cash in hand. Ore third in 6ix months. One third in twelve months, purchaser (firing his notes for deferred payments*, rate 6 per cent, interest, secured by mortgage on real estate cold.

JOHN W. DAVIS,

Adm'r of estate of Christoff Meyer, dee'd.

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verv poor husband. ple wagin. ake unto the man and 1 of a variety of eatin

•'The First Dose filves Relief."

ifirioDfl fcsults* isqnictly ciirctl befor©1Scvcl ouinzafiital pulmonary affection. For si- hey were come forth throat, breast, acd lwng disorders, Astbmatic,'to his wagon, and they

aiul effectual as Dr. 8wuf u© thou hut niockcd us

Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, deceived thine hand"Il»ave madomw of this]RreP"*"0? words of thy mouth. ma«v vears, and it has proved to be very reliable and efficacious in the

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vere and long standing coughs. ®l two uaticnte, now in comfortable health,and whojnit for Us use I consider woi,iUtnot now be living.

ISAAC 3. H*hKIK,1T.D.

Stranstowu, Berks County, Pa»

Price:—Trial botttea,»tents large sue,— 1 or six for IS. A single 25 cent bottle will oftentimes cure

delphia. Sol in Terre trong.

vi Ante I*} Buntin A Arm-

A friend sends us for publication a charming little piece of poetry, which he claims to be original. VVe quote a line: UQ the snow, the beautiful onow." 'Twas well that he should send it thus early in the season, as it is so hard to dig a grave after the ground freezes,—(Green Biy Advocate,

one of Keister'. death at the hai

passing an opii,priner

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another,

New Advertisements.

A DAT— gents' profit canvastng Ip" for as*au weiight. Sample tree. Fied. Jcne». Nassau, N. Y.

Fancy Card« with catuc, loo. I' Plato or U\ld, 1% s»yle», Agt's Outfit 10c, Hail A C» Ha.loon, N. Y.

Chrouao Curds (oerfect benuti ts), w.tn name. 10c. Outfit lOe,

Turner irlCo., Aebland, Mass.

PlanAa Retail price |I,OCO only 275. FlnllUS Parlor organs, price ^10, only |85'. Paper free. Daniei b\ Beatty, Washiufrton, M. J.

Agents, Read This.

We will pay Agents a Salary of $103 per moat nn exuei.s^s, oral ow a largo coinmit ion sell our neiv and wonderful inventions. We mun what we »y. Adorers without delav,

SHERMAN A )., Marshall, Michigan. 4w

Ear Diseases.

ftr. C. fc. Shoemako 's Book on Deafness and Disean-s of tbe Ear and their propei trea-m.-nt—espc ial' Running Ear llow IO get im ted»te relief frm a 1 ihi implets antness of this disease, and a perfidy uirmless and permanent euro. A t»ook every family shouldh iv Sent free to all. \ddresa Dr. C. fi. Shoemaker, AuralSurgujn, Sea ling, I'a.

fine ehmcfii: yuir.Vir* ."it

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lifter of iue.':enin oaJ f.nroriib. M' em iiiRfto. A* tint Mil*

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imitiilcd t'li iulVrior K'w"tJ. llift

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on orcrv i-lui Sohlby nil (U-t»lfr». .Si nil fre«vt« A. .'ACKSO.V Co., Mfra.,

French Armures. Seme Plaids, Cloth Plaids,

Scotch Plaids, Children's Plaids,

DRESS 300DS

at 6c, Sc', ioc/i2tjiC,j5C, 18c, "20c, 25c* 30c, 35c, 40c. 50c ancf upwards.

Hoberg, Root & Co., Opera House.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, administrator with the will an nexed of the estate of ChrislolF Meyer, deceased, willj at 10 o'clock A.M. of the 7th day of December, 1S7S, by virtue of an order of the Vigo circuit court, at its September term, 1878, offer for sale at

I'urson's Purgative Puis inaae .New Jt.ch IitncKi, ani will completely change the blood In th entire system In three months Any person who will take 1 pili each night from 1 to 12 weeks, may be restored to sound hualth if such a thing bo possible. Sent by mail for 8 letter sta nps. 1.8. JOUKSON A CO.. llangor, Me. 4w

Sandford's

The only combination thetruo Jamaica Ginger, with choice Aromatic* ami Trench Braudy.forcbole'a, cholera morbus, crumps and pains, diarrhuua and dysentery, dyspepsia, Hutulencv, want of tone and ac tivity in the stomach and bowels, and avoiding the 'dangers of change of water, i. nd climate. Ask lor In andfor t'a Jamaica Ringer

Jamaica

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tiENbors POROUS PLASTER. A WONDERFUL REMEDY.

hete is ho comparison between it and thecommot) slow acting por.ms plaster. It is In evrry way superior to all other paternal riineaies including llniinoute and the so,called electrical appliances, it contains new medic) al el«mcntf whi*h in combination w'tli rabb^r, possess th« raort extraordinary ,.aiu relieving, strengthening and curatlyp' properties. Any rhysiel&n in your own locality will confirm tbe above statement. For »_, rfaok, Rheumatism, Kema Weakness, Stubborn and Negleetce) Co da andCou«hs, diseased Kidneys. Whooplnir cough, affs .- tions of tha heart, and all ills for which porous plasvcrs are used, it is siuipW ihe best known remeily. Asic for Benson's Cap ine Poms Plaster and take no otliar Sold by all Druggists. Price 35cls. isenl on reoOlptof rice,br Seabury A Johns: 81 PiattBtreet New York.

Now Ready! The Grand Achievements

STANLEY

a*onlyth$275

By Hon. T. Headley, tbe priuce of descript!ve authors A full hlstor* of his explorations in Africa and marvelous Jourrfcv down tno Oongo. A new exciting bolok Bristling with wild adventures and thril ing scenes or danger. In profusely Illustrated Ihe public eagerly await it. It is Belling PATT prniil wonrlerfully. Beware or

A AU11 misstatements of Interesleel

parties, hend for urdof of gunniness and full defcrlution of (his work, also terta Hubbard Bros., Pubs. 2.0 Elm St., Cinn O.

Wolverine dry and sinkimmedS ,,

water, she wat

ber and junk. 1 age is not knoi Georster was una in the current reported off.

Of a variety I have.

BRUTAL

Cincinnati, No( rial's Williamsto Frank Turner, ag

No. io,694. STATE OF INDIANA, VIGO COUNTY, IN i'HE VIGO CIRCUIT COURT, BARTON

BRUMFIEL, HANEY COMER VS. JONATHAN Y. READ. CATHERINE READ, AMBROSE B. CARLTON,JOHN E. LAMB, in foreclosure. Be it known that on the 13th day of November, 1878, said plaintiftii filed' an affidavit in due form, showing that said Jonathan Y. Read and Catherine Read, non-residents of the 6tate of Indiana. Said non-resident defendants are hereby notified of the pendeney of said action aga»n«t them, and that the same willstand for trial at the February term said court in the year 1879.

Attest: Jn®- K. Durkin. Black & Black, Att'y's for Pi'ff.

Agents Wanted.

DARK

AGENTS WANTI.O fir I'U. VRCH'S MiW IIOOK I! riiojvi

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In this ut volume the Popular Autbot of Night Scenes in the Bible portrays with Vivid and thrilling force and eloquence the events of Sacred Truth, and adds iresh testimony to the beauty, pathos and sublimity of the Stories of the Bible. Agent* will find this Boak wltn its Sparkling thoughts, glowing style, beautiful Engravings, and rich bindings, Urn best iu the market. Terms .Liberal. Circulars Free. Actress J. C. McCURDY A CO., Cincinnati, O.

SPECIAL OFFERS FOR

Newspaper Advertising

We publish a book of 112 pages, 8 Vo. fno advertising), giving special oners for adrertisng all oyer the country. Prices lower than ever-oefore. The last edition sent poat- ., »aid on receipt of S&cents, by Daue.hy A Co.

Warehouse and Advertising

liable or not. Agency, 191 Fulton street, N. Y.

COLLISON MIOL.ANDER'S

Port Huron,^

Here's

.^r^Extract Buchu!

j(,e Great Oiuretic Compound.

motions and involuntary discharges, morbid irritation of bladder and urethrd, chronic catarrh of bladder, suppression, retention, or incontinence of urine, diabetes, dr. pay, organic weakness, female complaints, and all chronic maladies of tbe urtnary and sex nal organs.

Tnousands canattest to its Toniierful cmative properties in these diseases. For nerrons debility with all it gloomy, attendants—Dieainsss loss of memory, low spirits, Ac., it is a sovereign remedy. buoys up imparting and vigorous action, tbe ^wnole system

tke enervated system new lue tem be coming strengthened and invigorated.

Be Sure and ask tor Smolander's Buchu Insist upon having it and take no other. PRICE, $1.00 SIX BOTTLES, $5.00

For sale by Brown A Sloan, Indianapolis, adisna, and Medicine Dealers generally.

New Advertisements.

AT WOOD'S

QUININE TONIC

BITTERS.

The Best Tonic Bitters Ever Invented. 4%r ANf OF APPEr.TEisnot in i»««ifa i\ diteaBt, but souuly an ovxience 'hat dis'aso exists in ibe syntam, which mu»t oe cured before the patient can expoeito relish what Is eaten, or receive any benefit from the oil taken into t-ho btomacb. The Quinine Tonlo Bitte-s win rostorv the natura. anpetlte by curtngthe dsea*e, not simply exciting tho stomach by stimulants, the 8" oi.darv effect ot which is only to add to 1 bo cause from which a diat ste for food aros .but ma ing a per'cctM.ure.

Inditreotioti. ly«pepiia, and Sick-tieatlMcliei—Tneso dUeases are more proa unt than any othors: they prevail every where, and in this country ure all but universal. Ame iolne that, can be rclied upon as a p'-rmnnent cure for tnera, is the Quinine Touic Bitters. They can be taken W thout any dt leterious effect upon the system, and wiU leave thepati nt with alt toe exuberant feelings of restore health. The Qmnine Tonic Bitters biva beeu remarkably nuo'-etsful in restoring tho elistre sad and desponding dyspeptic to pe-feet health. laey keep the healthy well, and CM 1 the sick. No otic ever tlsed them tnatdid not praise them, 'ihey will improve the apprtae icmtate digestion, give rone to the nervous system an«t* vigor to tbe dig*8tveorgans thereby imparting healtn andstrengtn. 1'hcrelsno remedy so good for languor and debility. They are the best aromatic tonic and sMmachio ever made.

For Lndiew in delicate health, persons of sedentary habits, and in all cases where a strength giving stimulant is required, the Bitters will bo found invalnable. riiepurity of thoir composition never var-

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PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE.

For sals by BUOWS A SLOAN, fndianapolis, Indiana, and Medicine Dealers generally- 4

PARIS, SWEDEN, 1878 PKILADA 1876 SANTIAGO, 1875 VIENNA 1873 PARiS, 1867

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EXPOSITION

FOR 12 YEARS Highest Honors Have been awarded the-

MASON & HAMLIN

CABI.MVr OROANK

At the Paris Exposition this year they are awarded theU'ld Medal, the highest recom pense at thedispo«al of tbe jury. They have also received tiiu Grand Gol. Medal of Sweden and Norway, 1378 No other American Organs have eve'r attained highest award at any world's Exposition. Sold for cash or payments by installments. Latest catalogues with newest styles, prices Ac, free. MASON HA MUM ORG AH CO., Boston, New York, or Chicago.

THE ANTIDOTE TO ALCOHOL FOUND AT LAST. THE FATHER MATTHEW REMEDY 11 Is a certain and speedy cure for intemper

ance.

It destroys all appe:ito for alcob*l.e liquors and Juilda up tnu nervous systems. Altera debauch, or any in'etnperate Indui-

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gence, a single teaspoonful will remove all mental and physical depression. It alao cures every Bind of Fever, Dyspepsia and Terpi'Mty of tbe Liver. Hota by au fruggists. Price$1 per bottle. inphleion '-Alcoho), its Effects, ^nd Intemperance AS a disease," sent free on writing to tbe father Jflatlsew'iiuperauee he JMatit'f'g: 30 Bond St. Y.

Don't say humbug, but judge for yourself. Send for free llthogragh of 5-Ton $50 Frpfght-Paid Sold on Trial Afagon Scale, all Iron and Steel, Brass Beam. Address, Jones ef Binghamton, Bingamton, New Nork. 4

CORONER'S SALE.

By virtue of a decree and order of «Re, Usued from the Vigo circuit court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of Herman Hulman and Robert. S. Cox and against David W. Rippetoe, Charles T. Allen, James Shickel, Alexander rench, William R, McKeen, Frank McKeen, John K. Durkan and Geo. W. Carico, I am ordered to sell the following descrioed real estate, situate in Vigo counfy, Indiana, to-wit:

Lots number seventy-one (7«)» seventytwo (72), seventy-three (73), seventysix (76), and seventy-seven (77), in the town of Sanford. as recorded on the plat of said town, and on SATURDAY, the 7th day of Decern? ber 1878, between thf hours of 10 o'clock A. m. and 4 o'clock P. M., of said day, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits cf the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and costs, I will then and there ofTer the fee simple, in and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash satisfy the same.

This 14th day of November, 1878. HENRY ERNHARBT, Coroner. Pr't's fee $6.00.

AGENTS

Is a snre, qni ik retne dy for all diseases of tie Kidneys, BUdder aid Urinary Organs existing either in mate or female. As, irritation, in da mat ion or ulceration of the kidieys and bladder, gravel, stone in the bladder, reddish or brick dust sediment ia urine, thick, cloudy, or ropy urine, painful urinatiafr. bedwettisg

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LIQUOK APPLICATION.

Notice is hereby grven that I will applv to the Board of County mmias oners of Vira Jounty. Imliusa,vt U»«r December term.E»r a license t%

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