Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 April 1879 — Page 7

EAILROAD TIME-TABLE.

Unfcn depot, Cbetfcant and Tenth streets for all trams except I. & St. L-, C. & T. H. aud freights Timefivc minntea faster than Tcrrc HBUU: timn. Depot of I. & St. L.oorDer T)ii''!i*oe ?«d Sixth *tro tn.

Kxpiaobi/oa of Ucferenees: {Saturday excepted. *Bunuy excepted. IJlonday exeptte. CPtily.

VANUALIA LINE. (Leave going East.)

•(r liariKpolio Acfcotamocliition 7 00 a I Fast Line I I# ft n» Eastern Express 8 to •Jndli.nfcpolls Accommodation a 40 (Arrive from East) SWf.Bcrn Fxpres?

25 a

•Mail and Kxpreis ..... 9 W a JiFawt Woe 8 (5 MrjiLanrfpolis Accomodation W (Leave going West.)

Fast, i^lnr. 1 32 a •Mail arm Accommodation 10 orf a )K,3pra«)

•nr»y

8 i0

Arrive from West.)

Fart Line 2

K!i :i f- iirsin Accommodation ft 60 a E, »sr.'f r»t Express ... 2 4»

INDIANAPOLIS A ST. LOUIS. (Leave goingE&ot.) Accommodation *5

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JStw i'ork Express No. 6 1 27 a (Arrive from East.) nay Express, 11 JO a

Accommodation J\'ew York Express No. 0 1 !J8 a (Leave going West.) {Day Exprcs»...

Accommodation i'j. JKew York j£xore*sNo.6 1 88 a (Arrive from W«st.) Axommodfttion a I»r,y Express

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Ntw Yoik ExpreBsNo.0 1 27 a

TERRE HAUTE AND LOGANSPORT. (Depart.) I)ny Mail

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Hjgtit Express 8 So (Ar'rhe.) |)cy Ma'l 2 N ijjtit Kxpraii

10 00

TKIIKK HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE. (Depart. •JNa^bvillc Rxprcss 4 85 a ni *Dfcy LxyretB 8 16 (Arrive.)

Mpilnnd Exprces 1° 1-\P

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cn 11IJJ EVANSVILLE.TEKREHAITTK A CHICAGO. (Depart fyr North.) ^r:hic.«po Exprest' S 5 a 'bnnville Accommodation 3 15 in viNigUt Expruws 10 17 (Arrive from North.) fM'pbt Ex'preas SO a *T« rr« Haute Aftrouimodation 11 lr a •Day ExpreBS

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ILLINOIS MIDLAND. (Depart.)

No,2. Peoria Mail and Ex.resc— 7:00 a in No. 4. Deca ur ficnommoclatioii— 4 Id in No. .4. Local Freight 4 to a ai (Arrive.) No. 1. Terrc Haute Kxprens .... 0 00 No.3. Terre Hauto Ac'mmodation 10is am No. 11. Ixcal Kretfrht 4 0c

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THURSDAY, APRIL 24,1879.

••DON'I Give up the Ship." When tbtse words were epokeu by our lamented Lawrnnce, It must have been a aoiemn tfme for thosa oa board,and proWa1,1c not a dry eye among them, seeing tUctr commander mortally wounded, and still giving orders like the above but not more fokmn than when the family physician lulorins you that sonio one »f your f»tuliy has nu hff. ction of the lungs wnlch, if neglected, w.ll eventualIv t^riuinuto in Consumption, liut, reader, non't b« frightened or "give up tue iship," for Dr. Hale, a puys'cian of Kurope, discovered a remedy for all Coughs. Coldfl, HoarBene!»s, Ditllciut UreatlUng, and ail fiflections of the Tliroat, ltroiichnti Tubes «nd Lungs leading to con.» ui* I'V.oti, and C. N Crit'.onton, one of our leidmsr medicine (ieslers, of No. 7 Sixth avenu*'. New York. Icdievinir tin ninrket required an arlioiu which was .certain, flafo and sure to do the work, and yer withm the renoh of all as regards price, etc., has purclmxuil th* original io eiut oiu Dr. Hale, an we understand is Bfllmg very lance quantities of tDe same, and, «a tar a-* we War, it irlve» oatire satts1'htt Jt is now sold bv ivll i.rugg sc« id New York, Rrooklyu* .JeiseyCiiy, Xewai k. N. ltoboKeu, auu, in fact, ail through thecountr" at 50 cents and $1. tireat saving by purctiaslng lane size.

Reoil City, April s, 1877.

Mr Cri thin ton.—Dear Sir: 1 use your Honey of Horthound md Tar in my fannlj Hud tine it very lr« ely. iruu tne Uniou Dinlig Uoo lie lu the Union Depot at Reed City. 1 have from ten to fifteen in mv employ. auti we nearly all use vour medicine. But I c-Hnnot afl'oni to pav th* retail price font. The last Honey of H.xehound aud Tar I sent toTi-ov, N. V., .or. as I :ould not l»:y it in East aaginaw or Grand Rapids. Do you have It in quart bottl-s, or can you put me up one dozen In some shape so that It will come lower rnan the lust 1 bought? paid tor the last live dollars for six eight* t.mice bottles. Can I buy it in live-pound Itotllefey This. (think, would be a very good place adtru*e*your goods. I do not un i.eretnng why it is not sola in East Saginaw or Urmui Kauiis. I think it is the best ough medicine I et used. We have used :t more or te*s for years. Please write me the cheapest an ««n way for me to luiv t.. and if 1 can ufl'jio «t 1 w'iU seuil you a ru.al) order, and whoii I order 1 wiil send i: oney with order. Yours respectfully,

D, ADAMS, KeeiCUy. Micb.

Pike's Toothaclis Drops cure in one mm•te.

1 HE Rt. Rev., the Bishop of Indian^, Joteph C. Talbot 13. D., willvUit St •itephenV parish to administer the rite of Confirmation on Fridav, May iSth.

A Medicine Chest for 25 Cents l'crhaps noone madidne Is s» universaLly requiroil by everybody as a good cathart.oe SWATNK'TS TAB A*I SARSAPARILLA PILLS are prepared expressly to meet this necessity They are mild in their operation, produce no griping, and are truly a valuable purgative, aperient, anti-bilious and cathartic medicine. They stimulate the liver to healthy action, cleanse the stomach and Dowels of all impurities. Curing sick an«i tjtrvons headache, dyspepsta or indigestion uiliuusor intermittent, remittent auu congestive feveis, languor, drowsiness, aching oains in the t%ck, head, slight '.hitls, with inshes of heat, temale irregularities, and for a bllihus and costive habit, no medicine ie TO prompt and eff-ctual as DR. SWATHE'S TAR AND SAK3APARILLA 1'ILLS. It your 'irujcgist, or storekeeper lia« not got them,oi will not procure them for you. we will for•vard them by mall on receipt of price, tin currency or postage stamps]. cents a DJX, or Cvo boxes for §1. ^ndress letters. Or. Swayne St Sou, No. 830 North Bixtb Kireet, Philadelphia. ^old ly Buntin & Armstrong Torre Haute.

IT is the intention to organize by the 1st of May an orchestra ot thirty or forty instruments f©r the saengertest. The Ringgold band will take part of course.

THE loan exhibition commences next Wednesday and continues through the week. The young ladies will have reshmer.ts every craning.

Z. -iSJ-

MUS1CK.

Programme of Ye Concert.

Gf Ye Old Foikesof Ye Baptist Meeting House.

Below is given th.j programme of ye old folices conc«rte to be given at Parson Henderson's Baptiftse meeting houfe on ye 22nd daye of Aprile in yeyere of our Lord, 1879.

All ye money which shall be paid in for thys entertuynement is to goe lor ye benefit of ye liaptifte Meeting Houfe.

Ye doors 6hali be^open at earlie candle lite, which is 7by ye clock, and ye sounding of ye mufic will commence at 8, and ye firft who do come will find ye befte places. Certayne goode lookinge vounge men will show ye patrons to comfortable s'ttingg.

WOMEN* SINGERS:—Ruth Blossom, Madam Precifion Meekface, Dorcas Doolittle, Jerufha Pettibone, Sunlight Hopkins, Patience Dobbins, Rofe Staudifh and many others who wifh to keep their names back.

MEN SINGKRS:—Obadiah Mather, Dr. Lookout Hornblower, Jabez Rockwood, Miles Standilh, Hezekiah Perkins and many others.

YE FIRSTE PARTE.

1. M&jetty—By all ye men and women lingers. 2. Worldlye Song—Jabcz. Roc*wood. 8. Shorburne-By all ye men and women singers. 4. Rainbow—By all ye men and women singers. 5. ATorldlye Song—Sunlight Hopkins. 6. TheNcw Jerufalem—By all ye men and women singers. 7. Strike yc Cymbals—By all yu men and woman singers.

YK SECONDS l'ARTE.

1. Ode on Science—By all ye men and women singers. 24 David's Lamentation—By two men and.two women singers. 3. Russia—By all ye men and women singers. 4. Woivllyc Bong— Dorcas Doo little. £. Invitation—By all ye inea and women singers. 6. Worldlye Song—By all yc msn and women singers. 7. Ye Old Granite State—By two men and two women singers. s. Auld Lang Syne—By all ye men and wjinen singers. 0. Coronatl®n—By all ye men and women singers.

All ye men and women singers and players and all those who are so much blessed as to have good lungs and religous training a.*e expected to stand up and help singe ye last tune.

Ye price to enter will be four York shillings (half a dollar), and ye children two York shillings.

LETTER LIST.

List of Uncalled for Letters remaining in the'Jerre Haute Postolfice, caunty of Vigo, state of Indiana:

Saturday, April 19, 187ft.

LADIES.

Austin inlss Lilian t- retneg mrs N A B.ockson Nancy 2 ltroocks Mary Brown miss Nettie Brooks Maggie doyell Florence 1$ run Dig Julia oase Rhoda Crawley Alice Criss Alice uminins Florence Davis Sarah Dodd Flora Dunn Julia Grlflith missC Ginuis Mattie Huvens inrs Willie llnrrison mrs W llenuesy mrs John, Ilclny Alice Holduu Ailio lloi ittwuv Bello

Lawrence mrs S E Latta Mattie Malone Jennie Machine Trecy Mercer Julia A Millermlas McCray mrs S McAdams Ellen McColough Cutkarine McKinley mrs A Ostran«ler Mary Palmer mrs Henry ltauch miss Kllz Reamnii8sMJ Ilea .^nnie Robertson Emma Shannon Mamie Schwaiz Ernoeiiuo Saoinger Lizzie Sparklin Marj* A Schatler Itoeft Swatnwood Liutra Stewart Anna

lioesmaii" .VuhelmenaSnoograss Miirgaret Hubbard Aitrtie llujienmrsJB Hurse Manila Koglu miss MnrlA Johusoa Jermino Jones Susie Kloc.ke Mary Ktlin jr Matilda Kerchner Alice Keiru Mauuo

Tewel Maud Walker miss 2f WeU'd rnra Louis We«vers Kllen Wielaml Uirty Vv lute mrs Emma Woods Mary Velly Mena 8 Pork Ellen Zapp mrs ,,

GENT i.

Martin O E Mason Chas Maruen Geo Maya A Fields Millard Chas 5 Miaer John Moteenbocker JAB 2 Moore John Morath Mc Daniel Homer 1 McFallThos McMahonJ McCarthy Chas Mcllvain ME McGulre W S Nelson JnoG Nut Joe Nolan Wilsou OehlerLoui niilhamJM ««f«r Pay ton I Sf .1* PctetB mr Lou' Price VI) ProgHO Ragan Eli HayiifS VV Keeo Wm N y* Kooertson A Sparks Jan Sparklin Sam Spence Baker Stewart Wm H" Stirrup Thos Skiver Geo

Alien is Ad 1 Harrison AL .UE.lodg JL) iiliw'l •vsliby Lock W Braii.'ii 1 BaiKy Hau au Peter Bray field Jno 8 Brettle Thus Bierley Jared I Itroadhursk mm Browne John Brunemer Wm Buck Wm C«rltou Critee SC ook Mr Cooper Samuel Conuers John CunninghimJ DaileyJnoA Drum W English Sam Irving Wrm frevuiau Reuben Filler Dr Hugo Floridv Chas 11 Graham Grass Peter Green Harry Green lr Alonzo Godfrey Mr Hammack Daniel Hall no W Halt Wm Hamilton Geo W Hendrlcksoa Jno

Smith Louis "W Short Omar Snyder Robert j# Scout/. Jno Sullivan Stephen Taylor Taylor Jotin or W IB Terhune

Heirjon Heskett S tloagland Jno Homer Perry Hombure Armie tloopes HutconThosL Jordan Elbeit Joy A Jones .1 3 Kraft Henry Kapps Mike Kinney I KinstrG W Kiervitt BernnarJ Larkins Sylvesu-r La^renou Ovid Manual Uenry

Wilson W

WiHiams S Wnrmly John Ynuinans Geo II Zimmerman Felix

Persons calling fdr letters advertised In this list will please say aiverassa," and give date. ..... N. F1LBKCK, P. U.•

THE "market restaurant*' is what the eople call Chapman's popular hotel

CAROLINA maples, something new or shade trees, at L. Heinl's sale ground, next to the post ofiice.

THE third batch of a thousand dollars I worth of U. S. certificates has been received bv P. M. Filbeck

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3BE TKREUS HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTSL

STEPHEN R. SMITHJ

He Practices in What the Ledger-Stand-ard Calls a New Roie, Bnt What Thi tiaz«tte Knows to be an old Game With Him*

The following notice i6 clipped from the LaFayette Journal,which in turn was partly taken from ths New Albany Ledger-Standard. When The GAZETTE showed up Stephen as a man unfit, either from indecency, insanity, or lack of sense and power to control, to have charge of children it was not assisted by any other paper in town and some people affected to believe that he was a much abused man. Cards were written in his defense and the temperance people while they didn't uphold him failed to cast him off abruptly as they did in Evansville and a3 he deserved here.

We trust the sequel proves the GAZETTE'S position to have been rigkt. Here is the the article. It is headed

IN TROUBLE.

Stephen R. Smith, the man who organized a childrens' temperance society in this city, has got in trouble ngain. This time it is at New Albany. The Ledger-Standard says:

Yesterdav Stephen R. Smith figured in a new role. Several of the little giri6 that are members of the Percy Band made complaint to their parents that he handled them indecently, taking such liberties with their persons as were vulgar and outrageous. Smith was preparing the children for a concert or exhibition to be given on Friday at the Opera House, and had a number of little boys and girls call at his room at the Central Hotel, to recite and practice their pieces. The little girls say that while in his room he took the indecent advantages of them complained of.

The Lafayette Journal adds: Smith was taken befcre a Justice-of-the-Peace and pleaded guilty to the charge of assault and battery, and was fined and costed to the tune of seventeen dollars. If the charges are true Smith should spend the remainder of his days in prison, and when he dies should go down to his grave without the benefit of a Hope. The scoundrel who would under the guise of moral reform be guilty of an act like the one mentioned, is not fit to be at large.

OH! MY BACK!"

HuntM Kerne ly« I he Mreat Kidney Medicine, cures Pftin* in the Back. Side or Loins, and all Diseases of the Kidneys, Blad-er and Urinary Organs, Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes,

Brlght's Disease of the Kidney's, Retention or Incontinence or Urine, Nervous Diseases Female Weakness ami Excesses: HUNT'S KK»EVV is prepared EXPK£SSli\ for these disease*.

From Rev. E. G. Taylor, D. D. Pastor.First Baptist Church. Providence, R. 1.. Jan. 8,1S79. lean testify to the virtue of HUNT'S REMEDY in Kidney Diseases from actual trial, having been much benefited by its use.

E. G. TAYLOR.

Providence, R. I., Aug. 19, 1878.

WM. E.OLARKK,—DearS'r: Having witnessed the wonderful cflects of HUNT'S REMFDY In my own case, and in a ureal number uf others, I recommend It to all afflicted w*th Kidney Diseases or Dropsy, Those afflicted by disease should secure the medioine*whlch will curc in the shortest nosslble time. HUNT'S REMEDY will do thla.

Respectfully yours, E. R. DAWLER, f5 DverSt. HUNT'S MEM ED le purely Vegetable, and is used by the advice of Physicians. It h#s stood the test of time for i!0 years, and tne utmost rcltance muy be placed In it, One trial will convince you.

1 civ 1 is purely eget-a-

HUNT'S REMEDY

Sen 1 for Pamphlet to WM. E. CLARK, PROVIDENCJB. Ii. 1.

Soldbv all Druggists.

CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. BohimnanW^gftable Carat!**" it ircrrantcd to per. mancutly cure ail forma of SprrmaUorrbaa or toiulaat Wtcknra, Geinral INMlllr, lmpolrnrv. etc., and rrstorai

Mlo«t

Power," and brines back Cite "Voathfal Vi^or" thoK who have destroyed It by tcxusl excuse* or evil prattic cs. in ty«ui two to seven weekt' time. Thin remedy, which hai been ured by l)r. Bahamian in bia private practice for overthl the 1 with weakneu bejo.id their yean lt» invigorating propertlM are felt at once. Young men differing from the cenwqoencea of that dreadftilly dettrncUve habit of 8elf-AbaM can UN this medicine vitn the aaturacce of a tpecdy ahd PBRIAKBST tin. Th« patient gains strength and elmtiolty of spirits at once, as it acts directlr on the parts affected as a soothing and healing tonic ana anodyne te ths Jaxed seminal vesicles and in and tone and restoring tliem

Jaxed seminal vesicles and irritated duets, imparting poi to their natural state, tlie sa. as if the baneftil habit had never been indulged in. Th« ingredients are simple prndurtions of nature—barks, roots, kerbs etc., and ana specific for the aatove disease*. fthje, Five Doilars, sent wjth full directions, etc., to 1A ANLV AL TW

my addrtsa. No. Oil North Fifth straet,

FLRA AMM.

For sale onlv at Dr. C. A. Bahannan's ofltee,. between WashinglBn avenue ad

Green street, St. Louis, Mo. Established In U37. •irUr. Be "Treatba •peelal Wsssssa," arhieh gtreaa clear delineation nf the nature, causes, symptoms, means at cure, etc., of STrill.l*. SKBIXAL WBAKnlM,CrC»MOl FR££ to My address upon receipt of on* stamp.

IA Book of nearly 100 page* namarous augmvings nveals sttnts which

MARRIMSt

married aniMlwae cop turn. tiDgmarriae eafaoald know to cure diseases. Bund-

SECRETS

WhVllk I Wia ot Recipes. Sent aecmiF •ealed-lorWeents HSMT orpostaga sfampij Addra* BTcAJoaAKMA^fflllf. sSnBtuM.St. lawia Man

DISPENSARY,

A I S O N

201

Tryon Andrew* Thomas Wm E Veacfa Oscar Walker Chaa Watson Welsh John tM Wheeler Wm Wells John

SO. CLAKK ST,(Hlt'iUO. ML.

JDJR, C. BIG BLOW, Ths hns been lonmr anraoed in the tr«# neater all SKXCAt. and CHMMK Ilaea« tha» any other phvsielan in.CIIICAUO.

STPHTU8. MMUHU, VLIKT, riTKICTCRk, OUCMITIS HlKSIi. an marearlal aHeetions of lh* tkroal. skta or bensa' treated "iUl nnparalened soaoess. en latest seientldc nrioolnlsa In half the aamJ One, saMr. privately. SPBUATwUiaA, SKX0A1. DriWtT and (•#0TU!T, aa U* remit of a«» alme or sexual eaeeasas in ma'orer yean, er ether eansaa, stld prodnee sen* tff lb* Mtowtatf efltats: Kervoasoes^ asanlnal enlasiaoa. debllKy. dlmaesa ot sight, defective men. ary, ptaipies 00 the face, aversion aneletv. loss ef sntll power. e«o.. rao4erlng •AKUAflK ISPMlPn, are (ierma. aeodv eureA. Pamhlet (M pages) Kdattne to Ike above, senile sealed eavelanas, Ibr two 3-(*n« s— pa. OmrakatkD free aad OOKFDMSTtAk Booms separate Ibr ladiee aad (enUesaaB,

MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL PATHOLTGY. This latereattag week of TWO •CKMBD larrn slse ILURUTtN ererrtlilajf 00 the sutyart er t£e sen mans that ie worth knovtne, and maah that ts not pn KAIROKTRMT. rucx nrrT czirn, OR KT

No. 11,074. STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO, IN THE VIGO CIRCUIT COURT, CAROLINE SE*-

BURGRK, vs., GEORGE KNUEVER, LISRTTK KNWEVER, et al in foreclosure. Be it known, that on the 29th day of March, 1879, it was ordered by the Court that the Clerk notify by publication said defendants George Knueve and Lisett* Knuever, whose residence is unknown, of "he pendency of this action against then. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendeacy of said action against them, and that the ratne will stand for trial at the April term of said Court in the year 1879 on the 23rd day of Mav, 1879."

Jon* K. DVRXAN, Clerk. j,

THE GENUINE

Celebrated American

WORM SPECIFIC

VERMIFUGE.

THE

countenance is pale and lead-en-colored, with occasional flushes, or a circumscribed spot on one or both cheeks the eyes become dull the pupils dilate an azure scmicircle runs along the lower eye-lid the nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds a swelling of the upper lip occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears an unusual secretion of saliva slimy or furred tongue breath very foul, particularly in the morning appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with a gnawing seniation of the stomach, at others, entirely gone fleeting pains in the stoi »ach occasjpnal nausea and vomiting violent pains throughout the abdomen bowels irregular, at times costive stools slimy, not unfrequently tinged with blood belly swollen and hard urine turbid respiration occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hiccough cough sometimes dry and convulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &c.

Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist, DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE will certainly effect a cure.

IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY £n any form it is an innocent preparation

LIVER PILLS

ire not recommended as a remedy "for all the ills that flesh is heir to," but in affections of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Headiche, or diseases of that character, they itand without a rival.

Each wrapper bears the signatures of {. MCLANE and FLEMING EKOS. Insist upon having the genuine Dr. «. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS, prepared by fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the jiarket being full of imitations of the fame

McLane,

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4 *$

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

DR. C. MoLANE'S

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iVWPTOMS OF WORMS.

spelled differently but

•me pronunciation.

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BY .STAT AUT OR I t,Y.

Tltc Kentucky State I.ottery

is drawn ir. i«ersnane? of an act of the General Assembly of the Stateof Kentucky H'or tlie Ilenefit of

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

By the condition? of this act the manager* were required to execute TO THE STATE OK KENTUCKY A BOND IN THE PENAL SUM OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, condtioned f«r the prompt payment of all prizes, and the faithful discharge of all duties imposed by said act. lttMONS DICKINSON, Managers

THE FOLLOWING ATTR ACTIVE8CHEME WILL BE DRAWN IS PUBLIC AT

COVISGTON, KY„

APRIL 30th, 1879,

TJNDER THE SUPERVISION OF SWORN COMMISSIONERS: SCHEME: 5

Prize of $14,003 is il Prize of n,*)0 JS 1 Prizj of 2 Prize# of 4 Pri/.2S of 10 PrizeSof 50 Prizes of 100 Prizes of 200 Prizesof 500 Prizes of 1,000 Prizes of

..fl'1,600

4.(03 is. 2,5o0 are 1,0 0 are..._

:..0"0

SCO are 10J are 50 are 25 are 10 are 5 are.

2,025

27 Aproximatlon Prizes axi'tingto

1.S96 Prizes amounting to $07,925

Whole Tickets |1.

3* Club rates upon application

teg"*Address all orders to onr General Eastern Agents. WILLIAMSON A CO., 1 S99 Broad war, New York, v&t.-.

List of (drawings published in tbe New York Herald. All out-of-town ticket holders are mailed a copy of the oilicial list as soon as received.

The next drawing May 15,1879. Reliable Agents Wanted in every Town.

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RECTANGULAR ft Sir BOX CHL'HS Ghoapeat and best- No fixture*, and ahmp 9Lx slrea c4 each kind Thr«« aiaea ot th» L«v tar Worker mads. tacial naad. and a vary and BntterWorker war eiaotly ac repraaentad. Chun at wiaoiaaala wh bava no A««t

JM,

for Circular!. OOBK1 CURTIS. Fort Atldnaon

a DMINISTRATOB'S XOT1CB OF APA POINTMENT. The undersigned has beea appointed ad ninistrator or the estate of Beajamln F. Jlark. deceased. Tkataftals is snpponed tt «olvent. ISAAC N.PIERCE,

Adainletnttor.

NICHOLS, SHEPARD & C0n

Sattle Creole, Mich. ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

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THRESHING MACHINERY.

milK Matchless Graia-Saving. Tlme-SanBg, JL an.i llonrr-SsTing Thretlicrs rf tals da.v aa4 (SDeratlon. Bejrond a!I rivalry for Bapiil Work, Perftct Cleaning, aad Sir Saving Grain from Tutsge.

STF.AM

Power Thrwlirrt a Speclsltx* Spfdal or 8! anters made cipremly for Steam Porer.

OUR

Ilnrlraled Steam Thmher Engines, both Portable and Traction, with Valuable Xniprovemcnts, fkr beyond an oihor make or Had. rnHK EXTIRE Threshing Expenses (and often

MII tbryetofiTo timet that amount) r%rx be m*d« by tho Extra Orais SAVED by tbete lapr^ved Machlnee. RAIX Ba'sers will not submit to the enOPmens w&Rtspe of Ur&ia tad the inferior vcrk don# by all other machines, vhtn onto posted on the difference.

NBarkiv,

OT Only nit IT Snperlor for Wheat, Oat#i Kyo, and like Grains, bnt the OWLV Sueeessfbl Thre«her In Flas, Timothy, Millet, Clever, end Ulo Seeds. Require* no attachmesta" at rebuilding" to ehange from Grain to Seeds.

not capable of doing the slightest

injury to the most tender infant.

The genuine DR. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE bears the signatures of C„ MCLANE and FLEMING BROS on the wrapper. —:o:—•

DR. C. McLANE'S

A E A N E E

No better cathartic can be used prepar* Itory to, or after taking Quinine. As a simple purgative they are nntqualed.

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar coated. Each box has a red wax seal on the )d, with th«Aiftpressioit DR. MCLANE'S IIVER PILLS.

Thorough Workmanship, Ele ant finish, Perfection of Parts, Completeness of Equipment, CtO., our Viii»tt)a" Ihrosher OatSts are Incomparable.

ARTELOU8 for Simplicity of Parts, using lrm than one-half the n«ual Belts and Gears. Makes Clean Work, no Lltterings or Scatterings.

rOT'RSixwithto

Sizes of Separators Made, Ranging from to Twelve-Horse aiie, aad two styles of Mountr ed Horse Powers mslch.

FOR

Particulars, Call on onr Dealers or write to os for Illustrated Circular, which we ma»

THF. GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

6r)Af'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE 1 RADC MARK i" especially TRADE itecommended as an unfailing enre for

S 1 I A WB AXKK8S SPERMATORRHEA, IMPOTEMCT, and alt diseases that'

Beforelifter Tdriig on Self Abase as Loss OP MEMORY, UNIVKB8AL LASSITCDB, PAIN IK THE BACI, DIMNISI OF VISION, PREMATURE OLD AOX, and many other diseases that lead to insanity. Consumption, and a Premature Grave, all of which, aB a rule, are first caused by deviating from tne path of nature and OTcr indulgence. The Specific Medicine Is the result ofja life tody and many years of experience in treating these special diseases.

Full particulars In our pamphlets, which wo desire to »end by mail to every one. The Specific Medicine sold by all druggists at |1 per package,.* six packages for 15, or will be sent by mail oa receipt of |tbe «oney,by addressing

Th« 6ray Medlolns Cs.

No li) Mechanic's Block. Detroit, Mica* Sold in Terre Ha ute. I nd., at wholesale and retail by Gulick & Berry, Wholesale agents.

Sol!* at retail bv Grooves dc Lowry, Cook A Bell, W. E. McGreW A Co.. and by responsible drugtristfi

T. H. MCELFREBH. JH. C. GILBERT

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Manufacture all kinds of stationary engines, flour mill, taw mill, and coal shafmachinery. Special attention given to mill work. We are agents for the best quality of milling machinery of all kinds, French burr mill stones, batting cloth. caies, steam purups, leather and rubber belting, head blocks, circular sawf, govirnors,

Steam Guages, Wire Ropes, etc.

Our facilities for manufacturing and shipping are equal to those of any establishment in the west, and we will stand oehind everything we do. We have always on hand a variety of second-hand jngines and boilers, which we will guarantee to be what we represent them. Call and examine our price-list and {oods before purchasing elsewhere.

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Anew tisne schedule has been in effect an the Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Rv.. since Bie 10th oi January. This road is under able management and is kept in firstclass ranning condition. No road has fewer accidents or enjoys more fully the approbation of the public. Under the new schedule trains leave for the' south and west fiom Cleveland at 7:15

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Going north and east froth Indianapolis thetiasc is 6:40 r. m. and 4:15 A. m. From Cincinnati the tins* is 9:30

1:50 A. M. aad 11:30 A. M.

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They have received the highest premiums ever given in the United States or Europe for material and wo in ACT UAL TESTS.

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NAIONAL LIFE.

is the title of anew Pamrhlet of 72 natres It contain* ili« biography of all thf Pros-. ifl"»t*tj» siftheCni od ^t»ie» from Washs'^ ingtan to Hao^ with their p.rtriu«£* ia 10 !tl!).cn*r:ivud«-x:-ressly f»»r this w*irk, slso 12 portraits of Cuiatlian notafUti^s. The National Life will ocs^nt to any address, iy rnail. on receipt of 8cr. stamps. AddrCfS II. R. STSVJCKS, Boston, Mass.

Parssn's Pnragatlvs Pill* make New Rich Blood, and w'll corn,.lately change the blood in the oatire avst«m in three months. Any reraon who will tak« 1 pill each night frm 1 to 12 weeks mty be restored to sound hoalth, If su:h a thing be possible. Sent by mail for 8 let'er stamps. 1. si jroiinsoft, n«ng»r. u*.

BENSON'S CAPCINE POiUHJS PLASTERS. There is 110 doubt about ttio

great superiority of this article over common porous plasteri and other 'xlernal remedies, such a* 1111 amenta, cloctricwl appliances, Ac. Afk phvslcans in your own locality about it.. It Is wondorful.

Sold by all Druggists. Prit-e 25 t^nts

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This remarkable Ointment contains no Mer -uriel or other Mineral snbstnnco. and nothing nan he found in its composition thatcan injure the tender infunt or unduly affect the aged or infirm. Beinpr a V'caetahle l*r«sp«rniloe the ALL HEAL•I*W •IffTMENT will never injure vou, an be us it I it by

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Its healing powera dre wonderful, nml the reiintatioh ft has acqmrcd durlnif the past 3» years sneaks volume? of praise for its merits. %HIS WINT'LFFKKT HAS THfcPOWEK

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Sores, Scrofulous Humors. CutaneoiiB fcriiptlons, Common Itch, Fcl.n ami poisonous Wounds to dlecha-ge tk ir putiM m.ttier and a therough healing process follows, iiurns and .Scalds are lostantlv relieved. ChapiTed Hands and et. Frosteit Limbs and Chil lilains are promptly .ii'ed. Halt Rheum, Barbers Itch. Itiug Worm, Ac., are speedily eradicated. ASA reme'b* forW FL Price 25 cent it is a Spccif tc.f 1 l?i nor box. Sil(l by all Druggists, or mailed free on receipt, olMr.. br ALII& RUCKDruggists,'il8 Greenwich Street, New York.

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The Great Diuretic Compound.

Is a sure, fjultrk remedy for all lis«Mses ef the Kidneys. Bladder aud Urinary organs, existing either la msle or female. As, irritation, Inflamation or ulceration of the kidrevs and bladder gravel, stone In the bladder, reddish or brick dust sediment in ".urine, thick, sloudy, s® or ropv urine, painfol

Thousands eanattestto its wonderful enrative properties in there diseases. Fer nervons debility with all its gloomy, attendants—Dizziness low ef memory, low spirits, Ac., it is a sovereign remedy. 'IOIJAftDKH'N Ht DMIi bu(.ys ur theenervsted system impaitluK n»-w life ar.d vigorous action, the whole system besoming strengthened and invito raved.

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Be Sure and ask tor Smolander's Buchu. Insist cpon havinsr it and take no other. PRICE,$i.oo SIX BOTTLEb, $5.00,

For sale by Brown A Ploan. Indianapolis. Indiana, ami Medicine De.alA-s srenerally.

Said non-resident defendants are hereby notified of the pendency of said fiction against them, and that the same will stand for trial at the April term of said court in the year 1879, on the 9th day of June, 1S79.

Attest: JOHN K. DUKKAK. .. j! is- Clerk. A. B. FELJKKTHAL, W. E. HEN-

DRICH and T. W. HARPSR, Plain iflTs Attorneys

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N E VIGO 1 1 COURT, APRIL TERM, 1879, IN FORECLOSURE.

State of Indiana, Vigo County, No. 11,161. Gerhard Eshmflri vs. Nicholas Katzenbach,

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that on* the April, 1879,

Be it known 16th day of said plaintiff filed an Affidavit in due form, snowing that Jacob 1J. Smith, John Hay, John Moore, Mattie Yelton, Isaac Hay6, Elisha Hannan, Sylvester Raddish, William Uptegrove, Gabriel G. Knecht, Mary M. Steiner, Simeon R. Henderson and Marcus Burnstein impleaded with Nicholas Katzenbach and o'hers, are non-residents ot the State of Indii-iUU

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