Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 December 1879 — Page 2

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PLAYED HAVOC.

A Terrible Tornado Sweeps Across tbe Eastern Fortion of Lonisvillo,

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Those Who Witnessed it Thought That the vVorld fas Coming to an End. Xt rt*,

The Old Louisville Ball Park Completely Destroyed,

LOUISVILLE, NOV.

Old Louisville oase ball parlc was completely riddled there is not the least pon tion oftiie fence standing except half Of the ea6t side. The roof of the

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FULL AND COMPLETE PARTICULARS

REVOLVING AT A FEARFUL

28.—A

fearful tor

nado played havoc in the southeastern portion of the city this tnorning. Those who saw it say that an immense black cloud came up from the southwest i.t four minutes to 6o'clock. It was a biacf .and gloomy spectacle. As it neared the city it was 6^*en io Ik?

Direcily a deluge of lain began to fall and, lit up by a red eiectric light i^ seemed to say to those who witnessed it that the

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WORLD WAS COMlN'tt TO

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anc*. doubtless people in the track pursued by the whirlwind truly tHbught so?" It struck the city at the far end of Fourth atreet, Rev. Stuart Robinson's house, being one of the

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FIRST TJ SUFFER

Thence it continued in a northeastern direction, leaving the city at Cave i^ill. Tbe south fence of Central Park is ail blown down.

GRAND STAND IS SMASHED

into kindling wood and blown away. The grounds and streets are strewn with broken boards and timbers. Dr. Stuart Robinson's house is slightly damaged, abrnit one-third of the tin roof b^eing blown oft". M. S. Fishbeck's carpet beating establishment, on Third street, wa6

COMPLETELY DEMOLISHED.

The building was frame, and nothing is now standing but the foundation. The I06S is

$700.

The suburb known a9

Brownsiown is badly damaged. Iloofs, windows, fences and trees have suffered generally. Alfred LewU' house, on Third street, had

THE ROOF BLOWN OFF.

The side of Phil. Belmos' bouse was shivered. 7'ompkin's ice house, between Second and Third streets, bad the' roof torn off and was generally smashed. The next place to suffer was Livai's Crystal Spring distillery, at the end of First street. Here tbe wind from across thfe common had v? -1. FULL SWEEP AND GREAt" DAMAGE WAS

DON a.

A r.ew brick warehouse was completely blown down, not a brick being lett Handing of the south* and west walls. The warehouse fcontained

300

barrels of whiskv, only three of Which were destroyed. The tin roof of the warehouse was blown off and totn to fragments iike so much paper. Portions of it were carried into afield a quarter o£ a tuiie away. The main dis tillery building, which is a frimq, is also damaged slightlv|^The .7*]*^

CHIMNEYS WERE BLOWN DOWN,

'and the roof injured. The total loss to the distillery will rt ach

$500,

LOVISVILLK, NOV.

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J. Morat,

florist on First street and Onn^by Avenue, suffered badlv. the roof tijping torii

from his house and one of his conservatories being greatly damage. From here the tornado seemed to 3 TAKE A LEAP TO MECWAX STREET, between Preston and Shelby, and here it was in its fiercest fury. There is hardly a house on the street r.amed, that is not more or less damaged. THE STREET IS COVERED WITH SHINGLES and broken boards. Adatn Schuster's two-story brick had the roof carried off and several windows blown in on the we6t side and badly damaged.

38.—About

Cave

'Hill there was much damage done to the monuments and shrubbery in the vicinity a three story grocery belonging to John Hoffman, had the roof lilted, the wall cracked and the water was driven into the building. Loss 'about $150.

The residence of Mr. W. B.

^•••Fleming, on East Btoadway, which was

and trees were ttown dowi$||At Hauler's nursery the fences were blowii down,and all the gt een-houws were ttt&fie or less damaged. The large, new greenhouse on Broadway suffered more, the wind striking the glase, crushing nearly all of it. Cave Hill fcemetery suffered severely, the tornado at this point ap peartng tohave been exceedingly vicious. The immense -th SOLID STONE GATEWAY WAS TOSSED r?'" n, Oi SlDOWN^.'^'xdv. f, to pieces two-thirds of it is a complete wreck, the stones being so badly broken that they cannot be used again. It will cost about

$400

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Mouses Blown Down While Others Were Carried Completely ,7.

GENERAL AND PERSONAL. Mr. James Russell Lowell's house at Cambridge, Mass., has'been the winter by Mr. Ole Bull.

The manners of. mundane greatness are not always stately. It is related that Governor-elect Foster, of Ohio, called upon Governor Bishop the other day, and was greeted with a familiar "Why, hello, Charley!" Mr. Bishop showed exceeding pleasure, and straightway conducted Mr. Foster thrcugh the State Departments, telling him all he could think of about them. a,,

Curiously enough",' it happens that a preacher in Canandaigua is found to haye preached in June last the very sermon of Rev. Dr. Joseph Parker which Brother Lorimer, of Chicago, so liberally drew on a few Sundays ago. The Canandaigua preacher so greatly pleased his hearers that they asked a copy of the sermon for publication. Instead of telling them that it had been published before falling into his hands, he consented, and wrote. "I wish it was more deserving of the honor you confer upon it."

Mr. Sol. Smith Russell has severed his connection with the Berger family, and during the remainder of the season will be associated with Mr. William T. Adams ("Oliver Optic") in a novel entertainment, in which Mr. Adams will read some of his short original stories of domestic life, and Mr. Russell will give his delineations of eccentric character.

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ssbiiii THE TERRE HAUTE EVENING GAZETTE

Tilled, was badly shattered, 6»df severffe&irfHred jbl-

gard|W :'l(

FENCES WKK.E PRd^tATED,

to restore the entrance.

IKSIDE THE CEMETERY LOOKS

as though it had been cannonaded. A large number of trees and shrubs were blown down, and many'

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S AZED TO TH®

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Hundreds and Thousands of Dollars Worth of Property Destroyed. fti"

In the southeastern suburb ot German town there was wide-spread harm done. The tin sheeting of the grocery of Blassford & Co., at the north corner of Preston and Broadway Wa6

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TORN OFF,

a portion of it being carried across the 6treet. "The building at the corner of Second and Guthrie streets was served in a similar manner. On the Third street road about 'WJI**.*• \-i s,( *, '.

FIVE MliESF ROM THE CITY the storm was very severe. At benoni, F'gg*6 place and all stables and outhouses were blown down, also, over

%,^xRANT IN THE SOUTH. ttqe-: ."j*-!, 6t A jg*-

Advertis

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1 a roccl't of w.v.sHjji. •1:

700

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of fence,'portions' of the fencing having

been

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qABR 1 ED' THREE HUNDRED YARDS

by the wind. The fencing on the places of Bohn Churchman and Ben Meyers in the same neighborhood, were blown down.

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UTTER ABSENCE OF STRENGTH.

"A Washington City local paper has interviewed a few statesmen who are in town on the subject of the Grant movement. Hon. H. G. Davip, Senator from West Virginia, says that all this talk of Grant being able to crcate any enthusiasm in the South is the work of stalwarts, who hope In that way to create sentiment in his favor. Hon. Poindexter Dunn, of Arkansas, says it is a mere breeze in the tree tops nothing more. It i6 about on a par with Hayes' attempt to revive the Whig party in the South. Hon. C. B. Simonton says that the Grant movement in the South is confined to the state of Georgia. Senator Garland, of Arkansas, 6ays he doe6 not know anything of it. Congressman L. Davis, of Miasour says he knows nothing of it in his state. He says there may be a little of it in Georgia. Congressman JE. Ellis, of Louisiana, says the Southern Grant boom is a barren ideality. J. C. S. Bladkburn says it is a sublimely inspired, insane statement of a tew jackasses. Hon. Alexander H. iStephens had nothing to say about it. Judge Bright, of Tennessee, says he does not believe in it. He says that anything of the sort is simply experimental with a few people who are desperate and despairing of successes. General Eppa Huntoon, ol Virginia, says there is nothing in it. Congressman Manning, of Mississippi, says the idea of Grant carrying any of the Southern states, in case he is a candidate, which seems very probable, is mere bosh. Congressman Slemmons, of-'Arkansas, when asked What he" knew of the Grant movement in the' South, said "•There is none that I know ot, except the idle vaporingg of a few' fools and rascals." Congressman Mills of Texas, says "The Sotfth is not troubling itself about such silly Matters, and if there itji Grant movgfflfetit I kniw nothing a it." J. —.,7 .ar'«!»

ver and Bl»Ion«

IMl to |255. ORGANS

ltStotof)*, set Meds, 2 Katee Swel Is, 8tool, fttiok, only $98. free. 4ldress 2an ton, N. J.

Holiday newspaper %rBeattr, Washing-

ftlOfin returns i» 80 'lays on $100 Invest•PXAUU ed. Official Beports and information free. Like profits weekly on 3tock options of flO to 150. Address T. POTTKR WIGHT & Co. Bankers. 85 «¥all street, N. Y.

Agents ReAd This/

We want an ajcntlnttals County tt wirom we will pay a salary of ?100 per montb and expenses to sell our wonderful invention SAMPLE fb.EE Address at once

SHERMAN & CO., Marshall, Michigan.

FVFRY PERSOMwbo sends 60 ots. for

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$25to$50001ii

BBOWK

A CO., Bankers, 2S Broad 8t.,

On 30 Days Trial

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We will sond our EEEctRO-VoLTAic BELTS anl other Etectttc Appliances jpon trial for 80 days to those suffering rrom Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Paralysis or any diseases of the livf or kidneys, and many other diseases. A Sure Cure guaranteed or no par. Address, VOLTAIC BELT CO..

Marshall, Mich.

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The London Laneet say: "No person should bo without this valuable book. The author is a noble benefactor."

An Illustrated sample sent to all on receipt of 6 cents lor postage. 1 he nuthor refers by permUslon, to JOS. S. riSHER,president W.I. P. INtiBAHAM. vice-president W, PAINE, M. D. C- 8 GAIJNTT. to. H. J. DOUCET, M. D. B. H. KLINE, li HOLCOMB, M. D.

K. LYNCH, M, D., and M. K. O'CONNELL, M. D. faculty of the Philadelphia University of •fedicine and Surgery also the faculty of the American University of Philadelphia also HON. P. A. BISSIXL. M. president

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ted fc

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The Empress of Russia recently received a dress from Paris,' the cost of which was

$5,000.

Probably the Em

peror will have last winter's boots halfsoled, and wear the same old ulster. ^3, A new Presbyterian Review is to be added to the ponderous theological quar* terlies. It is established by wealthy Presbyterians, who can afford to pay the looses fbr a few years. They intimate that the Princeton Review does not properly represent Prefebyterianism.

tbe National Medical Asso

ciation. Address Dr. W.H. PARKER, No. 4 BulBnch street, Bos- I 1j^ A T. toe, Mass. The XI 'tuthor may beT^TT consulte'1 on all JL Jtl JL OXliJLiJC diseases requiring skill and experience.

tSTERBROOK'S

A iD A

and

FOR SALE

ALL STATIONERS.

f&TCRBROOK STilEL MM CO. Works: Camden. N. J. Hew York.

ACTIVE AGENTS to Introduce our mods by sanple. woods staple and la large demand. Will pay a ealary

$75 to $100 per month and expenses, or liberal commissions. Thia la a rireehance offer* *d to the right party.,

La BELLK MANUFACTURING CO.,

South Clark Street, Chicago, 111.

NERVOUS DEBILTY

Vital weakness and Prostration from over* work or indiscreUon,^l« ijr»dically #and promptly cured by

HUttBEH SOBOPilDC SFECinC *0-

apidly. We par a salary or a liberal comisslon ,on sales. From tlOO to $200 a month can oe made by live men. Rare mance for making money. Address— cfr mph M'fOo. lie Hon roe St., Chicago

ASK

mSCEL LANEOfs AOVERTISEMENTa

The Danfilfo Route.

Sample SHIRT will

receiveTa heat quality Boiled Gold Collar Button, or for?1.50 will receive 8 shirts, 1 collar Button and 1 set studs or for f3.00 will receive0shirts, collar' buttoo, 1 «et studs and 1 »»»ir sleeve buttons—KINGS CO. MANUTA'JTUBING COM PANT, Brooklyn N.Y. v. B.—^iend size of collar usnally worn. P. O. Box, 226.

Wisconsin,

ilinois Railroad,

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CHIC iGO!. Milwaukee, ^La Croste,

,. St. Paul,

Minneapolis*^

Green Bay, Fon Du Lac.

Peoria,' Burlington,

Keokuk.

^yt Rock Island And all points in

odlriomly lBTMtoI In Wall SLUT* Um foomlatlon for fortuntt wtrj

•week, «id p»y» ImmtoM profits by tba Na* CapjUUutlon System of operating Id Stocks. Fall czpUsstkm on *ppllc»tlra to

ADAMS,

rfi'.rt •••rr.ir t.t.1

!CURED. A simple »c.ifv rcrlh'i

Minnesota ^, "r

•. cc And Michigan. Excursion tickets at reduced rates to all Snmmer Resorts.

For further information apply to tick»t office, or to

A. S DUNHAM.

TI,,E TABLE

DANVILLE RODTE. d*

#:u, Leave for North. Terre Haute, *at 6:40 a. m. and

0:60

Terre IIante, at 5:45 a.im, and

miseries

result from indis-

Excretion in arly life may be alleviated and cured. Those who doubt this assertion snould purchase tbe new medical work published by the PJH2A-

BODY MEDICAL INSTI

—TUCE. Boston, entitled VUU oUlr.AUF OF L1F£. OB« SELFPH£8EHVAT1 Exhausted vitality, nervous and physical debility, or vitality impaired by the errors of yontn or too close application to.business, may be restored and manhood regained.

Two hundredth edition, revised and enlarged, just published* It in standard mod* ical work, the best in the English language, written by a physician of great experience, to whom was awarded a gold and je welled medal by the National Medical Association. It contains beautiful and very expensive enrravings. Three hundrod pages, more than i0 -valuable pressriptions .for all forms of prevailing disease? the result ot many yearB of extensive and successful praotice either one of which is worth ten times the price of the book. Bound ih French cloth price only il, sent by mail, post paid.

Terre Haute, Ind.

roysuwpTi6M

Can 1x' curcd by the continued uss of Oiuan'9 Cod l.lver Oil and Lacto-Phosphato of fuiuie, a cure for Consumption, Oocgos, Cold Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Sctofniuns Dlpcnscf. Ask yonr druggist for OttttUli'e. and take no other. If henas not got It, I. wll) send six bottles anywhere on receipt ot SB

PIT.TSBUH6H, PAT

Write for Free Illnstrated Catalogue.

TOO LATE

It soon will be. The rise of mora than half la the priceoflron Is more than we can stand. For a very ehori time only we will receive orders at old prices, vi2: 6 Ten

desirable colors

WILSON & MeCALLAY'S. "HAPPY THOUGHT WAVE-LINE PLTO TOBACCO Bait Cktw la Tke Market HTS0LD EVERYWHERE

YOUrt

DEALER

FOR

DRY

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Been lu use 8U years, atll the most sueeessfulremedy known. Pfice $1 per viil, vials and »large vial of powder for «6, sent postage free oa receipt of prloe. Humphreys' Uomeopathie Medicine Co., 197 Fulton Street New York.

Dresses in sll fabric* eleawr fc^thout ripping oi removing the trimming. The auai eiaboraln port) •-.id theatrical dresses are thui diogantlycleanea. wn. R. TEAgPAUE. «•5 Walnat at-CWalnnatl, ft !Mr flovf" ntnraM by express earsfolly paicked.

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Active parties to act as General Agents for tbe sale of our (specialties Business respectable. Goods sell

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Arrive from South.

8*40

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p. m.

Arrive from South.

At Dnnyille, at 9:85 a. xn. and 11:05a.m. At Hoopston, at... ,11:18 a. n. 2:45 AtWatseka, at 12:56 p.m. 8:40 At Peoria, at 8:40 AtBnrllneton.at 1:50 p. m. At Keokuk, 2:10p. m. At Chicago, ....4:40 p.m. and 7:25 a. m. At Milwankee,.....'8:19 p, m.and 11:15a.m. At St. Paul, 2:47 p. ni. and 0:10 a. jj Leave for South.. Danville.. 2^)0a.m. and3 30 p. m!. Hoopston 12:01 a. m. and 5:15 p. mWatsekk 11:00 p. m. aud 12:00 noon. Peoria 7:20 p. m. Burlington ..........2:80 p. m. Keokuk 2:1" p. m. Chicago *7:B0r. m.'and 8:15 a. m. Milwankee I2:3p ana 3:45 aril St. Paul 7:4o and 11:22 a m.

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Grand and unprecedonted^sucoess of tbe new features. Every ticket Ider can be his own fupeivisoj* eall out his number and see it placet in the wheel.

The management call fattention to the grand opportanitr presented of obtaining for only S2, any of

THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.

1 Prize I S30.0QC 1 Prize 10.UK 1 Prize 5,0(iC 10 Prizes $1,000 eaeh 1»\C0C 20 Prizes S500 each....™ 10,000 100 Prizes 1160 each 10,C«C 200 Prizes 60 each lo,oco 600 Prizes 90 each 12,000 1000 Prizes 10 each...... 10,000 .9 Prizes 800 each, Approximation

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vW«gon

Scales fiO. All

Iron and steeL Sold on trial—freight paid by na—no money aslted till tested and round satia-

STOVE PIPE SHELF

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UTENSIL STAND. agents WASTED Tor the nnMt convenient article ever

offered to Honaekoepm. One Agent made (166.03 in IS day* another ftt inS daya another SIS in 1 day. Boiing and freight charges toaaenta Fltt. Far circulars adareas J, E. taifiill A NL,«IKiaSxTI,0.

from Hssss. MrMaTS* waiilli.iiili ijilit— bet. PlfjaMiMM.ll oq

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our Iarainfla83[BteiB

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Investments In Btock Operations we insure l»

Investment:

jideauiity firom lose. Nc

g4n .ilans. Xxtveetmenti 00 and upward. Corree-

MarginaT or '•PrJvilejte" jlans. received in eums of $25,

pondence from stock operators solicited. DAMUMATlfAKD CO.. *a Broadway. Hew Tot*,

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jja, Iptlon'Yv—. nhp-T-Mlvi 'treof Snnim*' tm of MsnhiKnl. »il nil dr»•irdpr' hr:»niiht on hv 'nilt^rftion or ftcse». Any DrjjreH' h*-» *He Address »AVI3sO\ «.. TO KTaaaati St.. Y.

n\ocfa^T!DR.KEAN 1.178 Soatb Clark direct. Ch'.jgo, ia still trcatinc Private, Nervoat, Chronic and Special Dneaaca. Speriutorrbea. Impoteacy (uiiil incapacity,) female Dhe^aao^ eta '(Hiasltatioa. MT*oakltr or by letter, he, Rrecn •took, Hmtrated, SO eta. Fin eat ilia* rated book extant, 598 page*, port, paid,

^•BHSHBrated book extant, SJ8 page*, port. trf Or. Keao f«e only pfayiieian ia tbe city who norao »n. All langngea ipoken.

OEIfTS W AH TED for the Best and A Fastest Selling Pictorial Books anj Bibles. Prices reduced

per cent. NA

TIONAL Pcb. Co., St. Louis, Mo. or Chicago* 111.

MM a WEEK. SIS a day at home easily made l/fl Costly outfit free. Address

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Aagnsta, Maine. ... .. ,4

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS)

AatiwriiMl fcy the Co*«*nwealth of Ky

Pepolar In-awing off tlie

Cmunalth-ffiitrihtia CcsHiif

At Macauley's Theatre.

In the CityjDf Louisville, on

Prizes ... 2,'UO 3 Piiies 200 each, Approximation Prizes I,hq»I 9 Prizes 100 each. Approximation

Prizes hoc V-i 'V *t 1,960 Prizes,

Whole Ticke Tickets.$60.

55 Tic

to, $2. iSTic^w

Half

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SrandMedal

29TH, 1879.

ISf.QY£MBEH ~ij These irawings. anthorize»i by act «f the Legislature of 1869, and snBtained by aJl the Courts of Kentucky (all fraudulent advertisements of other lottery oompanles who claim the sole ownership of "ail the grants in Kentucky," to the contrary, notwithstanding) occur regularly on the last day of every month |8undays excepted), an.l arf supervised by prominent citizens ol th state.'

EJLYSa VEXAt .a TH3

The v»:aaS] treatment of »vua rbMinmi Uai. ohl

ims.w

Tickets, tl. U7

$100.

All application for club rates should madp t.o the home office. Full list of drawing published ir Louisville Courier-Journal and NewYork Herald, and mailed to nil ticket-holders.

For tickets and Information uMress only T.J. COMMKRKOUli, (Courier-Jouraa' Building) Louisvi"' Kv

8UIE YOURSELF!

Dr. Bohjmnan'a

uT«f«UM«

CtnUn" itwtrnmtcd to pet.

maiWDtly cure «U form* of SpcraattorrfcM dr Scalaal lM*nl U*MUtr. lapMcan. efe., and r««ton* and bringi Wrk the "TnIUU Vlior" 0

ITS destroyed it sexual excewts or evil prafr Thii remedy, which

Hni P#w*r, thoM who have deattoyca it OTI tice*. in from two to seven weeks' time. Us* been aMd by Dr. Bahannan in hi* private practice for full In curing even

weakneu beyond their year* are felt at once. Yoani qoance* of that dreadftiL can u*e thia medicine wit rUNUMMTewe. The

and impart* energy who fisela

ie-and men who It* inTl{prating uctive habit of Self., amnrnnee of a

inen lufferinf fVotn" tK°c^e^

-5 patient earn* itrength ski das* Heity of »pirft« at once, a* It aria directly on the part* affected a* a (oothing and nealinc tonic ana anodyne to the ro^ land temlnal veticlea and imi idea and Utitated dncti, imparting powto and tone and re*torinz them to their natural atate, the now a* if the baiieftil habit had never been indulged in. Th« jagyedicnt* are aimple production* of nature—bark*, root*, herb* etc., and area ppeeiSc fbr the iboijt di*ea*«*.

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An unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness, .'Spermatorrhea, Impoten ov, ana all Dis-

After Taking.

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My Fall particulars In our pamphlet, which we desire to send free by mail lo every one. JSTTho Specific Medicine ia sold by all druggists at $1 per package, or six pacaages for $5. or will be sent free by mail on zscjipt of trie meney by addressing

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No. 8Mechanic's Block. Detroit. Mich. Sold in Terre Haute, by Gulick A Berry, Wholesale and retail agents and by irug gists evervwhere.

Invested in Wall St. Stocks raakei fortunes cyqyy month. Book sent free ?*erjrthinz. Ad-

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Gen, Grant

Around the World

by Hon. J.T. Headly, the princeot descriptive authors. Lose no time as the demand is simply immense, and territory being rapidly taken. Will out sell any other book. For particulars, address

HUBBAKD BROS., 51 W. fourth St. Cincinnati. O.

On the Kansas Pacific Railwaj. 3,000 000 Acres for Sals in ths

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therfcVetc: ~roit. croup and rtlphUaed and approved by tna ieadiiyr physiciana of Boorpeand America.

The toilet articles made from euro VaseUnet-euch Pemade Vaseline Vaseline Cold Cream.

Vaseline Camphor les Vaseline Toilet Soaps.

tre superior to any simila* ones. Try them. SS and JO cent sisea of all onr gooda. aoktt^aaanadatK^f ColCKte Si Co., N.

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P1TE0 STATES BOOK BIBLK CO.. lNBIaiSl, Clnclniinil. Ok

A FORTUNE QUICKLY MADE.

MONEY has been made more rapidly within ths last few months in Wall St. than at any period since 1873. Immense profits have been realized from email investments. The following affidavit explains Itself:

Personally appear** helm a»e,8**H* A. Payne,of lMWHtth St. Hew Tork City, to m* Vnowa, ind oa being duly sworn say* that on an InnatmeDt of 9SS placed with Thatcher, BelmoaA a Co., Bankers, and by tbem operated for a period of two ws«k% Ihadrstornedtomabf tbea«dflrmM?J53. (Slcned) Oao. A. PimV

State ot New Tork.

OltyacdOoontyofMewTnrit. Sworn tiw me thia tuawMmber.lsie. t,' *. & Hons, Rotary PeMto,Mmi

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7Mtch*r,BelBoot A 0& aeev* wtawlben on their 1 per oenL martin or Brtlr Wneeatrallas of Mfital, whereby a nnmher ailrHMNlMM of ia stocka operated. Lateat

of *maU soma of from #MaM noward* an aipacaM Wan Street laf •Pl-Ucatibn by

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THATCHKR, BELHOirT A CO. Bankers. r.O,BmU0T, ar 4* Bread Street, Now York ttu,.

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WONDERFUL HPR0YED

LaborSavingdlAlTT nDDN MAW MACIIDfl is fully demonstrated by the number in use and the present demand fbr them. It saws Logs of any size. One man can saw sssrs logs or cord wood in one day and easier than two men can the old way. It will saw a two foot log in three minutes. Every Farmer needs one. Township agents wanted. Send lor Illnstrated Circular and Terms. a

Address W.W. BOUT WICK* CO., 178 Kim Cincinnati, O.

Beware of .all Imitators and infringers. We are an old reli-

le house, and own and control five perfect patents on tbeae Giant Biding Saw Machines. MfWe warrant every machine.

LADIES

no. Female Weakneu, Mea. otriul Ueransainenta and Irregultritkf, by Dr. Hlin'a Cela lit at*) reaule Ptlis. Prepare

anrl sold br Dr. (Hbora, 901 £o- riwll St.. Piwt^tSiw WawflTt Chicago, 111. £6.00 |n» I"

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DAKOTA K1S n%'*- tjnft f»00 ACRES OF rif^t S-.V^NC LANDt 1 *SI ISAKOTA,. •. 1' ri'.TK.t R.R.CO, yv'' td U'. vr Acrt *uloii liix-ial term*. -i. if tKli cf the Korth-

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Dr. A.G.OLIN

tOt gontis Clark Street, Ckleairo, (20 years' ex •erleaee) t-oatiaaes tees re all •enseal itlncstei Syphilis, Ctoaerrkcm, ©1ee. Mvrktarr. Rnptare Spenutonrhflea, Seailaal Weaknesx, nejr Iferroa* Debility,Losses by aifrht «r !a. (ho re salt of selfrabaaa la yaath, Kfeesses in matora years aaytroabla of the Oeaeratire Orfr»-s fros aay eaasa PKKXAHEXTLT CTKED. peelal al teatloa to Diseases of Veauilrs. loa of pssstoa, Sterility, etc. All eoafWeiti»l aa boaorable. Jlo mereary ase4. 2o IIe»ltb 64pp,2staaps "•arriaaeGnirie" a5op.,50ctr

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WALL STREET SYNDICATES.

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offers tbe beet naraateee tot Tboneanda of lnreatmenta

anccea* In etock (ram Se to |S»8Sa ar* conaalidated and eserated as one linnmnee capital profit* equitably dlrkVea moathly. ehartboidars bare all adeaotacaa of nnltmast capital and rsra experience.

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Good climate, aod (oodiK^tT^'sa^road and market facilities e»cel« lent* Mapa and fall inftrmatfon IBB, Addrey ff, «^M»i*atonor. Balina. Kaasssr

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vol.) ererpahliahed. price. S3.7S.

Wh. OAaarrsox&Co., Odd Fellow^ Block, Colaabtu.0.

ixfd c*rd« fine Pocket Knife, Jic. Aotwrnia dy booaSia cloth, with fiaedaaicatof bbdadr, s&

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