Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 September 1879 — Page 3

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MUSICAL AND DRAMATICi SELECTED PARAGRAPHS. NOTES. -i j_- Madame Bonaparte's severely simple Tl.f Mapleson Opera company (started tomb has been erected over her grave in for thin country September

2d,

jjOnel Mapleson will follow Oct. 6th.

I Lota

follows Den Thompson at Mc-

Vicker's, for two weeks, after whom I Marv Anderton will come for one wtek,

in turn be followed by the Florence Mr. Tennyson's new drama, "Thomas la Beckett." is now completed, and a I copy of it has been p'aced irt ihe iiandt *of Mr, Irving witlt a view to its representation at the Lyceum._

Somebody asks who will Le Romeo if Sara. Bernhardt, wh she tomes over here, ehould consent to play Juliet There can he but one answer—Charies Francis A'i You cannot "leave him out in i.i.t' id —[New York Herald.

O the 15th inst., Mr. Ilaverly pro[i »'i* !o begin a monster minstrel car.it the Academy tf Music, Phila1 )n, with or.e hundied colored men, 1 hject being to rival the Uncle Tom t. .•• a :on there a veur or more ago, un-

If local management of T. B. Pugh, Mcabj* jJaniel aid Gustave Frohman art- tu he the oSnductor*.

The London Times announces that

John McCullough, the eminent tragedian, begins an engagement of ten per formances at Haverl v's Theater Sunday

evtning, Sept. 21 Ile will be supported by an abie company, with one or two exceptions the same *a» when he la*t apipearedhere. 1 le should do a very much I bettei business prid doubtless will, as he I is recognized as one ot the best tragedians on the stage of to day.—{Inter

Ocean. I Some one writes to the London Times: "I3uck^cne the exquisite actor, successful author, ^nerous titfma'ger, jsnd true English'gcntleman lie* oil what is, I fear, his deathbed, in abjolute want. He had a seCond paralytic ^eiiu^' a feW daJs ago, and with six j&ildreo djjpenderit upon him. is destitute! The Bank of JfePg' land, (Wester# Branch,) ^lingtjitV girders, W., wfilJceaeivjs ^^rf^iwns to the'Buckstone Fund/' to*'whtch checks and Pustoffice orders should be made pa able, and,to be ot use, I fear that what is done should be done quickly."

Nevertheless, Buckstor.e has a pension. New Orleans Times.—"A number of •diatnas will have to be reconstructed betore they can again be put upon the stage in New York if the stringent laws, relative to amusements, enacted bv the last Legislature, are enforced, These laws, forbid the owner or lessee of any place of amusements, or of any ground or building, to permit therein an exhibition of skill In knife or sword throwing, or to allow a firearm of any kind to be discharged ator aimed upward

any

Such appliances as this will by and by rei der representations so real and lifelike that all useofthe imagination wiU be quite unnecessary—at1 least a* td plkce. No*, if some ii)guuQu« U)aii, Edison, for instance, can invent a way to .preserve the unity of time and carry the audience over fictitious intervals ot .hours, dai,' ar even years, that are so often necessary develop the heroit from aiittle girl into a young lady fit to make love to, or for other purposes, then wot^ld the presentation se. real indeed.

FOUND

BCUDGKPORT, Sept. ao—William Bucholtz has been found guilty of the mmder of John Henry Schulte.

GOLD.TILL YOU CAN'T R.EST. New York, Sept. ao.-—T,be steamship Rhein from Bremen brought. 425,000 pounds stealing and 3,000,000 franss.

and Col- Greenmourt cemetery. The inscription

man being. These laws will take the backbone out of about all of the highly sensational blood-and-thunder plays, and will leave a goodly number of muscular actors without an occupation." Thea'.re managers never read the law. It's no use they haven't time to obey it. Sometimes they catch a variety theatre mana-

tsh

er and give him a dubbing, but the big are never troubled.—[New York evening Telegram. 1

A letter to the Inter-Ocean says of Steele Mackave's Theatre in Madison Square, New York: "A novel feature is a double-decked stage, to be worked, like an elevator, up and down. An immense sub-cellar is being excavated, and a high loft built. So, while the scene of one act is being played the sta^e carpenters and sceneshifters are setting the next act aoove* Then the scene of the first act is sunk in the cellar while that of the second is being enacted, and the preparations go on below for the ensuing act. Two sets of stage hands will be employed to do the work.

in plain mian •ext. tr-ad* "aacieJ to the memory of Eiiz»b-th, daughirr William Patterson and wi'V orJ^rnrntBonaparte. Burn Frbrufv 6.

April

4, 1879.

Mark Twain contribu'es

has b?en resolved to bring out Mr. Dioit Boucicault's new plav" at the end ot Septfc'i.lwr. The new play is piC6umablv the one which IR now being represented nightly at Booth'a Theatre. The Englibh cant comprises the name* of of Miss Pateman, Mif8 Lvdia Foo'e, Mr. Neville, Mr. Vtzin an 1 Mr. Patema i,

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Alexander Mattle Akin Matcle fiisnr mm

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audence could be put under the influence of hasheesh during these supposed intervals a quarter of an hour would stem like a dozen years, and a sense of the ludicrous would not mingle so unpleasantly with our sentiments when the hero plays a tune or sings a song that awakens recollections of childhood in the heroine and brings about a, recognition. We muRt have some way, to "get ovet" time.

A SMILE AND A TEAR.

jEemp Carrie Lai

Di'.lman noty Warren Duvall if nnnlcaJ

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'After life'* fi.lul !'e\er

Shu Sleep, well.'"

M. di Lesep* has just had his por rait painted by the American artist, Mr. Hraly. He is represented as pointing to the Isthmus of Panama on a map of the Western Hemisphere, this map beine held by Mr. Appleton.—[New .York Tribune.

Apparently De Lesseps will never accomplinh anything with the Isthmus of Panama except what he does on a map.

$25

The late Charles Tennyson Turner, while a charming poet, was one of the most diffident of writers his heart was in his brother Alfred Tennyson's progress and success much more than in his own. His work was original, yet he had a morbid apprehension that it was not original. He had a noble tenderness for all living things, and a swallow which he shot when a boy waa remembered with remorse all his life.

Qjeen Victoria, when she visit, ChUelhurst to see the Empress Eugenie is invariably conducted to the resting pLiccofthe Prince Imperial, where she places flowers, presented by Monsignor Goddard, the Roman Catholic prieM, for whom she has a special fancy. Times are changed. In

1850,

at the time of the

fright about the Pope's bull, when Richard Swift, the Roman Catholic Sheriff of London, presented Monsignor Searle, Cardinal Wiseman's, secretary, at court as his chaplain, the Queen ordered his presentation to be ignominously cancelled. Monsignor Goddard's title is now fully recognized in the official journals

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LongUarah

Bennington Mlunle JgMaloney Mary Britton Maria ''Malone Alice Brlcgs mrs Kaney Marshal Lmmi

usnman mrs IT

Duel ma Beuben Pheas Motile Ounabey Jenaie

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Iron thejBildcreport (Conn.) Farmer. The irrepressible five-year-old was heard from in the Superior Court the other day. She was playing about the chair of her father the prisoner, then being tride for burglary, while the witness, her father's alleged confederate in the crime, was describing how he made the entry into the building burglarized. After getting into one room he found the door leading into the next secured by a heaVy stone on the other side. He pressed against the door but could not open it. and— Hire he itopped to allow tn$ lawyers to write down the testimony. At this pause the small damsel, who had seemingly been wholly inattentive to what was being said, turned towards the witness and sharply inquired, "Well, then, hc*w did you get through?'* The. remark aame put so pretiy and from such an unexpected source that the Judge could not refrain from smiling, althoughwbia yes with tears, while the of loner Went on to tell how he did "get tmjugh.'

rgueoa Isaac S Hharp Morris

fef ustein Louis Fieldbet Levi W ynn iston S Gentry W Geibel Fred GrupeWm Hoag Mich el Haller Christian Haas Prof Harris Wm Hitman MA ,*4 Holmes Mathew Howard Wm 3 i'grigg Jeffries Thomas •lenkins Jones Dr W A JonesKliia tl so W A Johnscon Kadle Garrett Kay Beuj Ketoham Israel Kelsey Elmer Lambert Wm S Lewis Benj

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fraying the expenses of the battle-flag celebration at Hartford, but takes it out of the money that he intended to spend for a pew in a church. The following is his defence of that course: "There is nothing nobler than for religion to support patriotism, and nothing wiser than for both to uphold and encourage domestic economy therefore, I subtract this sum from the pew rent." \r

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THE FOLLY OF HASTY AC $ TION. tIf ^Fr tho'Boaton Traveller. "Stop ze mooze^k!*' shouted Prince Perrino, rushing frantically through the hall of his villa. "Ze partie he is break up-f-one of ze gyests insolt my vife!" But before the iadie* could get their shawls the Prince came rahning back, saying: "Never mind you dance plentee more. Eet is all right—ze genteelman say he did not know it was my vife." f"

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ONE MAN WHO -MWHi," I STAND IT. v-

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From the Milwaukee 9un.

After reading about the "interviews" or royal courtship of. Alfonso of Spain and Marie of Austria, we firmly declare that it would never do for us to be a prince royal and have to court a girl in the presence of an embassador. We should throw hifti out of the window. There is little pleasure in being a prince, and no young Americap^ith any sand in hiqi would take the position and court a girl with an ambassador looking on.

LETTER LIST.

List of uncalled (or letters remaining in the Terre Haute postoffioe, county of Vigo, state ot Indiana.

Saturday, September SO.

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[Meyer Joste I

Nellie Meocum Cora

BurgemrsSA I'Metosel Ada Campbell Ma tie B,, Morau m-s Can. per mrs Jas

"Monroe Alberta ',Jii'

L'bnnors Hannah ^torrtson Jecnis 1. Crusan Margaret iMorr sttuth Crawford Jno McGooMarf Carter Daffney 3Mo«athmrs "aseNanoyE Newman Elisabeth "ufltee Addie Nutro mrs 8W Cronin Ellen thiouneil Johanna .. Davis Maagie

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Denney Klia Pearc6Mary DonangLena

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^Potts Ellen

1'Powers

Mamie

Elarn mrs E Puroilia Elandtr Minnie Ferry Iaa Ferguson Mollie Figg Moliie Fisi ier Jennie Gray Mary® Gardner Gordon Emma Gordon Jeonie liudislll Notlii Goodwin mrs HowardSandison Carrie

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,'iSaum Maud Rubra Sarah t.4ietnach Emma

Klgney Mary 'KRooney Bridget Soberts Xllaabetla

Bussell Franlr Rrnrke Mary 'u-h' Rndialll Keui*

^ttllemissE Hamilton Delia Baton Mollie ttayres Matilda' Hardin Libby Hetrlugton Mary Haynes mrs A Harltn Anna Hesie Ljuiase Hunter mra Conrad Hipner Katie Hlser Deltla Hiokliu Ida Houston mrs A Hose Maggie Hobbs Emma dolmes mrs Hurst Alice Jorniphus Jessie Jones Emma Jones Mary A Jones mrs JaoJ

Shea Annie ii Blater Fannie

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8teaver Eunloez Stelnrook mrs D6 Shepherd Maggie Shepherd Trissla tiltton lot tie ^mith Mary Smith Katie Bole* Sarah Stone Libbie

Taylor Jennie Tay Voll ker Charlotte WLolger Louisa .Walaen Annie "Weber Boale

Wells Magrie W tse miss Maai Wlsslaad Bertha

(iWood

Sarah

Wood mrs Frank Tork Mattle

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•dame Samna]--(Jf Armentront andereon CB Anderson Jerry Agin WW AuterJohn Balding Win Bennett' Danl B^hernfi Beard Joe O Bruoe Barrows OC Balser Horace

Lynch Mantiar A MaloneJohn Maatla Harry

Brown S Bark A Br on nan

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Minor HR MisnerTE Mnnslmdwlg McDavid Edward McCUiran Robt

^iMcilamerd Thomas Moclain Dr

MiBride ttngh McGtniey Patrlek McCaid Geo

fcuey Chas 8 Cananan Joseph Cathren Alex Cassady Mirtln Case JamesCarson hide W hdekNaihan CrelnerT Cook Geo Conely John DavisTT Dlivla S

McUnly Wa

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'HcGnifSolomon Niemeyer Henry Kormoile James 'Mcholla Androw

Osb-jrn Barton O'Neil Michael Oveityeck (saae PhewnAB 'Pierce Clark pnrcell Jesse 3f

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THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE

RingS OP Hitter Newtcm BngleS B0.S8S Robe

D.,*l Joshua -vam David Elliott John

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Robinson Ei Ru-.seli sb-inne'y John i*iiterfl( 1 Arch

I togs worth W:.sb Farmer Geo

Sp^ltman Mmla Steele A Shear LB Stephenson A Sftiacman Siolck 8 St Bros

A SouthaH Geo SconerE 1 Bomeryille Jack

Dtaewmaker Jas Taylor A Tfney Wm Tomboecben 8 TnomaaFrack Thompson Albert Is Thompson Jos

Thomas JR

,' Thompson Thomas r*«, Yolker David Venn Geo S

Varnicle Jno Walling Francis Waddlck Wm Wilkerson N WymerJA Zaring Jno

Persons calling for letters advertised la this list will please say "advertised," and give date.

N. FILBECK, P. M.

J. H. CHAPMAN.

Hie Preparation* far the Soldiers' He-Union. J. H. Chapman, proprietor of the restaurant which bears his name, on south 4th 6treet, has made his preparations to entertain all who may visit the city at the tinae of the soldiers' re-union. Extra pains will be taken to have everything that hungry visitors to the city may de sire. And" he does not propose to take advantage of the crowds that will be here at that time by raising his rates. The same popular prices will he maintained then as heretofore, and the soldier boys, their sisters, their cousins and their aunts can get a meal just the same as citizens have been doing for several years at only 25 cents. The meals furnished will be if anything better than usual.

1! Great Eastern Fait Freight Line.

The new and short route to and from Boston Portland, Montreal, Buffalo, New Tork aad'all points in Canada, New England, and taonortnest.operating via. the Chicago! Lake Huron, Grand Trunk (of Canada), Erie and Central railroads, and their connections eait and west.

THROUGH CAR8-N0 TRANSFER, This line' is equ

line' is equipped wlthnew and large ipecially adapted to the shipment IV from all points in Indiana and 11ithwest. For information

Unois, and the son •IT? /to

A-B. SOUTHARD, General Agent. Indianapolis.

FREE TO ALL.

FLEETWOODS'

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Life of Christ,

50 Paget. Over 300 lllMtratloM Free to all who send us their address and six cents in postage stamps.

Address I United States Boekand Bible C*., 178 and 180 Elm tf., Cincinnati, O

PHIL KADEL

HARNE8S3HJLKEB

Dealer in

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Harness & Saddlery.

A specialty made of dressing up old har ness. It saves the harness and makes It look muoh better Isatk Bids Mala Street Near Hlalk

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo county, Indiana, at their October term, tor a license to sell "intoxicating liquors" in a less quantity than quart at a time, with the privilege ot allowing the aame to be drank on my premises, for one year. My place of business and the premises whefeoh said liquors are to be sola and drank, are loe»t«4 on the sooth part of lot No. 8, in Runi -u 's subdivision fn out-lot No. 1, it the junction of [Lafatetti ani Fifth streets, in T^rre Haiite,. In Harrison Xownship, in Vi*o county,, H^diana.

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Miatoxieating

A CARD.

To all who are suffering frottt the ier rort and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, Acc.. I will send a recipe that will cure ycu, FREE OF CHARGE. This great tomedy was discovered by a missionary

South America. Send a self-address-envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. IV ckH, Station D, New York City.

Sparks •& Gunu

SsathSMt Cor. Third and ^alnnt v- Strceta, ,•

Keep on handandfor sale, a general line of feed and ship stuff, and bny and sell proj dace generally, Ifor which tkey pay tbe ghest .eafihprica •.*. ,nf

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MISCELLANEOUS AOVERTl^toT:

ORDINANCE. tb? diea iiog of pr vy vanlts water clost.t", nd bttier xeceptaclea uf human cxcreim'.ut*

Atarezulariueeting of tbeiommoi Ouncilof the cry of Terre Haute, (ud. oeldJul*. 5th 187V. tbe illowmg ordldance wss adop ed, v:s:

Section ». Ue tord iined by tbeCommrn Council of tbe ofy of Terre Haute, that it shall be unlawful for nay pet son within said c:ty,cyctp: tbe per».:»»who are named ib this ordinance, to cloan. remove or convey awaythe coatenta of any privy-vault, water clo#et, or any o'her receptacle for human cxcrjments. That the exclusive right to clftan. remove and carry away the contents of any privy vault, water clostt. or any other receptacle for human excrements sha'i he given to Conly 6 Co», of Terre Haute.

SectlonS. It shall be unlawful for Conly ft Co., to engage in the business of cleaning removing, or conveying away tbe contents of privy vau ts, water oloaets, or other receptacles of human excrem en tain said city, in pursuance to tbe yrovislous ot this ordinance, without first entering ia*o a written contract with said oity tbatibey will faithfully perform tbeir part of said contraot and fully comply with the provisions of this or dinance, ana also file with the city clerk, a bond In tbe sutn oi 18,000, that they will faithfully comply witd said contract. Said eontract tocontlaue for the period of ten years, unless changed by the unanimous vote of the Council. Said bond to be appioved by the Mayor of the eity.

Section 3. It shall be nulawfnl for said Conly ft Co in tbe cleaning, removing, or convoying away of the contentsuf any priyy vault, water closet, or other rece^ta :le for human excrcmeutt, in said city, to use am other, than an odorless apparatus, or machine, which machine shall use a nose not less than four (4) inches iu diameter.

Section 4. It shall be ualawfali for said Conly ft Co., to demaud or receive as compensation for cleaning any prirv vault, water closet,or otber receptacle of human excrement in said my, at a price, or sum, greater than ten cents per cubic foot or such contents removed, which contents shall be measured before the same, or any part thereof, shall have been removed.

Section 5. (t shall be unlawful for said Conly ft Co., to clean, remove, or convey away tbe contents of any privy vault, wa'er closet, or other receptucle of human excrements in tfaid eity, except between the hours of 10 o'clock P. v. and 4 o'clock A. M.

Section 0. It shall be unlawful for any owner, occupant, or lessee of, or agent for, any property, building, or premises in said city, on or in wblch is located any privy vault, water oloset or other receptacle of human excrements, to fail or refuse to haye the same cleaned, or tbe contents thereof removed or couvcyedaxray, within ten aays after having been so notified to do by tbe Board of Health of said city.

Section?. It shall be unlawful for tbe saldUouty ft Co., to clean, remove, or convey away the contents of any privy vault* water closet, or otber reocptaole for human excrements, without first procuring from the oity clerk a permit authorizing tbe work to be done, said Coaly ft Co., shall pay to tbe clerk of said city the sum of twen-ty-five cents lor eaoh and every permit, tbe fee to be retained by tbe clerk of said oity. Hai«i clerk shall keep a correct list of ta number, name and date of evorjr permit Issued in a book to be kept or that purpose.

Section it shall be unlawful for any person in said city to fill or oover up wit earth oi 0'h«*r materials aay pnvy vaults oloect. or otfter receptacle for human excrements without having first cleaned, removed or conveyed' away the contents of the save,

Section 9. Aay person vlolat'ng any of the provisions of this ordinance shall he fined many sum not exceeding fifty dollars, to which may be added costs of prosecution.

Seotl 10. Whereas an emerge noy exists for the immediate taking effefet of this ordinance, all m**9 hindering tbe same are hereby suspended, and the sam6 shall he in force rom and after its passage and all ordinances and parts of ordinances oomiag In conflict with the provision's 6f this ordinance are hereby repealed.

Attest: BBKJ. F. HAVENS, EDOEKBV. Dibs, City Clerk.

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rigo County, Ii WM MEISsEL

Indiana.

I* $50.00 REWARD. Ip pursuance of a resolution adopted by the Citv Council at^the special meeting on Thursday night -last, I hereby offer a reward of fifty dollars for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons setting fire to any property within the limits of the city of Terre Haute.

E. V. DEBS, B. F. HAVENS,"^ City Clerk, Mayor.

A PP LIGATION FO LICENSE. Nbtloets hereby given, that twill apply to the Board or Commlsaloners of ?lgo oounty Indiana, at their September term, for a lieeasetoseU

The awful effects of early vice, whlcb brings on organic weakness, destroying both mind and body with all Its dreadful Ills, permanently cured. The results before consumption lets in, are palpitation ef the heart, tuaidty, trembling, nervous discharges, dyspepsia, etc., with those sad conditions of miha so much to be feared, Forgetfulness, Chaos .of Ideas. Badness of spirits. Ugly Imagination. Dislike In social Life, and brooding Melancholy.

Jlarri

BURNS.

APPLIICATIOK FOR LICENSE. Notice ls h6reby given thatvI wAl apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo ixunity Indiana, at their September irm, for a license to sell "intoxicating Jiq-iors" in A leas quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for one year.'. My, plaqe o( business andthn premises wheroen said lionors are to be sold and drank, are looatea on the son' side of Ohio street, be tween Second and Third in lot 140, number 208 in the Third Ward, in Terre Haute.' In Harrison township, VI

to all

female

liquors" in a

less quantity than a quart at a time, wltb the privilege ot allowing the same to drani on my promises, for one year. My plaee of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be soli and drank, are located on lot number 14, in Ceatrevllle, Piersontowaship. Vigo OouAty, Indlkaa. *TTNB6N GOSNELL.

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Consult

DR. WASSEBZUG.

From Poland.

Or all Sexual, Chronic, Nervous and Special Diseases. i" (Diploma tn Office. ^rr ao2 Main Strert, Corner Second Stre

Office hours from 8 o'clock In forenoon toSo'olookin the evening Sundays from 9 to 11 o'clock In the forenoon, and from 8 to 7o'clock in the afternoon.

Consultation rooms, second floor.

{men, or |those entering on that lire aware of pbyateal debility, cltamlity of tbe nervous organic diminution, or other irregularities, quickly assisted.

A QUICK CUUK QUABAjNTBED!

No minerals uiedf Toung people losing their health, spending time with pretending quacks, aud unsuitable treatment, fore* log diseases Into their bodies by deadly poisons, causing fatal disorder* to the bead, throat, hose, I Ivor aad lunM, stomach and bowels, speedily cured. No false modesty

consulted with the greatest confidence on all diseases incident to the hamaa system. 'ou hsvo tried all other means and exhausted the akill of medical practitioner* la all chrontc diseases, consult br. Wssscrsug, the Polish physleiaa. Alt who have been inJurioMly treated, (or arc suffering from the direful effects of mercury or oticr mineral poisons, or those who may be deemed incarable, will seldom fail to find Speedy aad permanent relief.

Catarrh In all Its phases

Seorbutlc Eruptions, Blotches of the sk'n. Uloered Len, Cancers, Tumor*, Skin diseases of every klnd«

Bheumatlc Sciatica, Gout, Liver complaini^ Asthma,

Piles, Tits, Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Bar aad Kye, ., AIT Kidney and Urinary Diaeaaea, etc. All maVters s'rfctly confidential and correspondents answered. Special attention pa

Sanger's Royal

diseases. Tape-worm

cxpciled

In three hours. Ladtea may consult the Doctor's wife. German spoken.

Offioe „and family reslieace, SQ3 Main street, corner Hecond. PiO.Box, M.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF RfeAL ESTATE. Ifotfce is hereby given that the

onder.

sighed administratnX' oC then estate of Joriatharv Smith, deceased* ^wjJJ on the 25th day of September, 1879, between the- hours ot 10 o'clock

A. M. AND 4

The east half (If) of the southeas quarter of section^ etght (8), township, ten (io), range pine (9y west, except tweniy-two acres. Mretftfore set of to the widow.

TERMS OF SALE: Oiiefiiird pur* chase money, cahh in hand^i balance in nihe and eighteen ipo^iths, with. iateresi secured by mortgage on land,"

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COMBINED!] CONSOLIDATED.

NOTHING ON EARTH TO COMPARE THEN TO.

TERRE HAUTE, FRIDAY,

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p. M. of said day, at the court house door in the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, sell for the highest and best offer the following* described real estate in Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit:

J. SMITIT,

Afeunistratrix.-

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Aggregating the Supreme Splendor of Two Worlds^ and Exhibiting the Mawadt ih Grandeur of the Habitable .Globe. The onl^'ahow in the World that haa^of 4! vrv

Seventy-two of their own ^Palatial Railroad Cafk, two splendid Advertisif^f Cars, Twenty Golden Chariots, Ten Huge Allegorical Tableau Cars, the only dene

of performing Lions, Tigers, Hyenas, Jaguars, and Panthers in existence. All ad- »h vance brigade of 100 men. One Thousand Performers, Male and female, horses and ponies.

The Biggest Menagerie on Earth.

Containing a living Representation of every Rare, Beautiful, Costly and' Ferocious

.T Capable of testing 11,500. human beings comfortably, and th«

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Nature's Most Wonrterous Marvel.

CofnjK-isin? every Champion Male and Femi lc PeHofmer in the entire profession. None Sut Bareback Ridervi All Dfouble Somersault LeapefS

5 the Funniest Living Cioiwns $

10,000 Glittering Attractions Never Before Seen in a Ring.

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The Grandest, Most Original Mardi-Gra* Street Parade of the Century.^44acr»' mirisioii to all, 50c Children under 9 years, half1 price. ""Reserv'edf Cushioned Ooer% 4 a aS

You Must Not Miss This: Grand Sight.

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