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TKUR8DA DECEMBER 25, 1879.
CARD. suffering from the erof youth, nervous loss of manhood cipe that will cure
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RGE. This great id by a missionary end a self-address-r. JOSEPH T. IK*
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LASTERS? lit they can't curc he kidneys are the it a remedy to act
WHY WEA They may relieye, that lame back, lor trouble and you wa directly on their secretions, to purify and restore their Wealthy condition Kidney-Wort has that specific action— and at the same time it regulates the bowels perfectly. Don't wait to get sick but get a package to-day, and cure yourself.
TH* SECRET KEY TO HEALTH. The Science of Life, or Self-Preservation 300 pages. Pi ice, only $1. Contains fifty valuable prescriptions, either one of jfvhich is worth more than ten times fprice of the book. Illustrated satnent on receipt of 6 cents for postage liess, Dr. W. H. Parker, 4 Bulfinch tt, Boston, Mass. —4—• 3^ don't tbUk tbe Troy Laundry does orfenainess, jdat take a peep into the
Jjrk room. Its aft bnatle there and bun iAds of people depend for tbetr weekly liSen on lie promptness of this place.
Physicians use Kidney-wort in regular practice and pronounce its action perfect,
Chew Jackson's Boet Sweet Navy Tobacco.
YOUR liver is out of order and you know it so take "Sellers' Liver Pifls." Sold by all druggists.
WHAT is the use in going to the sea tidt for health when ''Dr. Lindscy's Blood Searcher'1 i6 what you need.
YESTERDAY afternoon Andrew Sattler died at his residence on south Fourth stree^ He was fifty-sir years of age.
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IN making up your amusement list for 'the holidays, do not forget the Drum Corp'« J?nl) at Armory Hall New Year's Eve.' ytr'll •_ 1
THE entertainment which was to have been given by the members of the UniversaHst church, to-morrow .night, has been postponed until New Year'& eve.
THE German M. E. Sunday school will give a grand concert at Dowling Hall Christinas night. The programme •will 'include vocal and instrumental imusitf, addressee, etc.
E sure and call for Dr, Bull's cough «ynip, if you are troubled with a bad ougb or cold. It will give you relief.
For sale by every respectable druggist. Price 25 cents a bottle.
AT R. Gagg's, Art Store, McKeen's Bew blocs, is on exhibition a very fine ea»y chair, which, besides being convertible into a reclining chair or lounge, has a musical attachment. Go and see it.
THE ball of the Terre Haute Drum Corpp, on New Year's eve. will be the eventrct' the season. The Drum Corps will give an exhibition oi their playing and drilling, and it will be a very pleasant affair.
WE invite special attention to the advertisement of the Orange Judd Co. The subject of fencing interests eveiy one, and much valuable information on this and many other subjects, with about 900 engravings, are to be given in the 39th Volume of the American Agricul* Jurist. See what the publishers offer
W HERE'S the policeman who arrested my boy?" demanded an irate countryman of the uar*lial in the Mayor's court thie mornrng. "Don't knpw wasn't I" replied Kidd and so said all present. "I'm going tom ake it hot for somrbedy'' said the countryman, after he had expatiated upon the tneancss of the Terre Haute officers. The countryman was finally pacified and as he left the court room he suggestvely asked if the Grand Jury was in session, evidently with the intention of having the authorises indicted for the arrest of his boy the other day for drunkenness. He appeared greatly disgusted •when he was told that he could not get -m bill leturned before the first of the month.
FROM the Rockport, Indiana. Banner. There is no medicine in the world which has gained such fame as St. Jacob's Oil this is, however, not in the least astonishing, when we consider its truly won' derl'til curative powers. Mr. F. Rodenber^of Grand view, called at our office last week and related the following cirjcainstance: I suffered with rheumatism lor over six years consulted many physicians and tried hundreds of remedies, but without avail. Having seen St. Jacobs Oil advertised in your paper, and iteard of some most astonishing cures, I sent to Rockport for a bottle of the Oil. and used it according to directions. The .^relief I felt was almost ^electric." I got ?better at once, and now there is not a trace of rheumatism left'in my body.
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LARUK 9umt? of money have been made in Wall Street by persons shrewd enough to invest at the right time. The old house of Alex. Frothingham & Co., brokers,
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entitled to absolute confidence. Their customers are frequently rewarded by large returns. Send for their Financial Report.
SAM WARD has fairly captured London society. Ilis time is completely taken up in attending dinners, suppers and other festivities in Belgravia. It is nnderstood over there that Sam has recently come into possession of a large property through successful speculation. —{Exchange.
He ought to return to his native land fend lay out some of his surplus wealth at Cal Thomas' jewelry store in National House block. C&l has .some beautiful Christmas presents. /.•£ f\ *~J
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THE LEGEND OF ST. CHRISTOPHER—A FINE OLD PAINTING.
There is to be seen at Gagg'g, in McKeen's new block for a day or two a novelty in the way of a large old painting which the owner has left to be framed by Mr. G.
The picture i6 a good representation of one of the legends of St. Christopher. It was purchased by a gentleman of taste and culture in Europe, a year or two ago and presented to a friend in the city.
St. Christopher was, according to the legend, a colossal man and used'. a tree for a staff. He made himself useful at times by carrying travelers across swollen rivers. On one occasion he took a child upon his shoulder and in crossing he found himself sinking into the sand, by reason of the enormous weight he was carrying. On inquiring the cause, he was told he was bearing the infant Savior. When he reachcd the opposite shore he stuck his huge staff in the sand and the next morning it was laden with delicious fruits that had grown and matured in the night.
The picture represents the Giant, clothed in bright colors, in the midst of a rapid river, 'with the infant Savior on his shoulders and the tree in his hand. The scenery indicates from its desert-like appearance, one of the rivers of Idumea, crossed by the Holy family in the.. flight to Egypt.
It is a rare old treasure, and the owner may well be preud t-.
A LITTLE WAR IN* SIBLBY TOWN. Yesterday afternoon a quarrel resulting in blows was started in Michael Burn's saloon on Lafayette street between the railroads and was concluded on the sidewalk. One of the party induced a mob of his friends to come up and take a hand and then the fight became general. A part of the combatants are employees at the northern rolling mill—big brawny fellows who strike like little pile-drivers. One of these brought blood in quarts every time he hit any one. His arms were spotted to the elbows with the claret, Broken noses were as plenty as they could be,seeing that there is only one appendage of that sort to each man. Jno. Burns tried to separate the fighters but wa6 himself roughly handled
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THE COST OF INSURARCE.
Cost of insurance in ihe A. O. U. W. Society from the 16th of September, (the date of the establishment of the first lodge of the order in this city) to the ist ot January 1880, a period of 7 years 3 months and 15 days: Ninety-five assessments at $1.05 $ 0U 75 Thirty-feur l.®0 34 00
Total 138 75 Cost per year 118 34 2 Initiation Dues
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Tstalof Insurance, dues and degrees Average per year of all, including ansessments, dues and Initiation.. $23 8? 2 7
TRUSTEE'S DISTRIBUTION." The following is the distribution to the township trustets at the December settlement, 1S79, for 1878 taxes City 8785.83 Harrison 3834.75 Honey Creek T. 162M8 Prainetjp Prairie CrtCk.'.. v.. Linton 1064.59 Pierson .... 1206.41 Biley 1672.55 Lost Creek "J-i® Kevins 516.W Qtter Cree* 986.21 Fayette Sugar Creek. 1274.29
Total 23,486,05
AN OPPORTUNITY
The Vigo County Bible Socicty has concluded to decrease the stock of Testaments and Biblej^now in their depository at W. H. Pafge & Co.'s music store. To effect this the entire 6tock will be offered at co6t and less than cost until the first day of January next. •..»
Bibles and Testaments in various editions, in English and German. What more appropriate holiday gift than a nice Bible or Testament? A
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O N Saturday evening will occur the much talked about exhibition of "living wax figgers"' at Dowling Hall. The figgers" have been successfully remolded, and are in the best condition. Indeed the exhibition will be in much better condition than when shown before the crowned heads of Europe, even when exhibited before his celestial majesty, the emperor of China. Added to the above great and overwhelming attraction will b$ the chaste and elegant operetta of 111 Jacobi." Signor GuiJizlino del Tuorghana is already here, while Signora da Kelleriraa and. Tuelle Pellitier will arrive on Wednesday. Then the whole will conclude with the charming ballet entitled the "Frau Gaus Quadrille.'' This ballet is received everywhere with immense enthusiasm. It is not a "song and dance" affair, but the sweetest song win accompany the intoxicating undulations oi the Tcrphiscorean mazes. ,,
E. M. WALMSLEY, Sec'y.
BOILER EXPLOSION. Mr. Jonas Seeley owns a grist mill at Newhart, Ind., where there was a terrible boiler explosion this morning at about 7:30 o'clock. Mr. Carpenter was the only person injured. He had one eye olown out and his face badly burned. The full extent of his other injuries is not yet known. The damage to the building was considerable.
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THE DIVORCE MILL.",.. Nannie Brown has been granted a divorce from Curtis G. Brown.,
The case of Ruth A. Brown vs. Hugh Brown, divorce, was continued until next court at the defendant's cost.
WHY ARE YOU BILIOUS? Because you have allowed yoar bowels to become costive, and liver torpid. Use kidneywort to produce a free state of the bowels, and it will stimulate the liver to proper action, cleanses the skin of its yellowness, cures bilious headache, ae«lcauses new life in the blood. Druggists ht^ve it.
""PEW OF THE ILLS OF LIFE" are more prevalent and distressing than bilious disorders. The symtoms are low spirits, want of energy, restlessness, headache,' no appetite, sallow skin, co6tiveness and other ailments which 6how the liver is in a diseased state and needs regulating and the proper way to do it is to use '"Dr. Swayne's Tar und Sarsaparilla Piljs." Their effect on the liver and blood is wonderful, removing pimples and all eruptions, leaving the complexion fair and fresh as in youth. Price 25 cent* a box of thirty pills, or 5 boxes for $1.00. Sent by mail |on receipt of price, 2 by Dr. Swayne & Son, 303 north Sixth street. Philadelphia. Seld by all leading druggists. vVijr./'V Adv«v/'*
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TKRRK HAUTE^DCC. 24tH, 1S79.. To the Editor of tbe GAUTTE It may not be known to you but there is in Terre Haute a Ladies' Literary Society or reading club as it is variously called which is destined to become memorable in the minds of the Prairie City. On a recent occasion I was, without any connivance, however, on m) part, an auditor of a small portion of the proceedings. The club has, it seems, been reading various prose works of history, philosphy and fiction. The range has been wide but the text always prose. Certain members of poetic and sentimental temperaments, begged for a short excursion into the realms of
oesy, to which all finally gave assent. should be remarked in passing that when the reader makes any mistake either of inflection, emphasis, pronuncia tion, or, in fact, any mistake whatever, the members call the attention of the President to the fact by the uplifted and agitated hand. On the occasion to which I refer the fair reader had, at the close of the second line of the beautiful poem she had selected, pronounced the words, bone," when a jeweled hand was raised. The President requested the reader to pause, and asked what was .the matter. The critic insisted that the reader had not laid sufficient stress on the article a which, though in ordinary instances an unimportant word, in the present case was the key t» the whole poem, and ought t« be emphasized accordingly. By its use, it was further contended, the author had, with one decisive stroke, shown the extfeme poverty of Old Mother Hubbard who would, but for her straiteneJ circumstances, have given her poor dog mere thsn "A bone out of that capboard, which proba bly kept her dog meat. The President decided that the objection was well taken, and the reading proceeded
Before the fair youtlg rpader of the second poerD had completed the first line of that tender and touching little poem beginning, "You'd scarce expect one of my age" a dozen hands were raised and there was a visible agitation in as many countenances. When the president finally succeeded in restoring partial order several voices,husky with emotion, called the attention of the presiding officer to article 1, section 1 of the constitution, which expressly forbids any allusion to age. The president decided the reader oiit of order, and a commiltee of three was appointed to make the selections for each subsequent meeting.
ROB ROY.
AN .IMPORTANT PERSONAL
Charles S. Prentice, of Toledo, C)hio^ went to Paris and thence to England ta be treated for Bright's disease, and after the best physicians of both countries had done what they could for him, gave up in dispair and*returned to America to die. Here he received further treatment from other skillfull physicians without benefit, and while "listlessly lingering in pain and anguish," and he fays, heard of the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, took ir, and was completely curqji in a few weeks. He gives circumstantial detailb of his painful experience and astonishing cure is s.lGmrietler li. H. Warner & Co., which will ba forwarded on appii* ation.
THK Poultry and Pet Stock' Association books are now open for entries, at the secretary's office, 19)^ south Sixth street. The secretary requests that all parties here in the city wishing to 6how dogs and other stock wi'l make their entries before Dec. 26th.
•WI/ NERVE. It is a great thing to have what is called nerve, and nothing contributes more to the power of physical control thus named than Warner's Safe Nervine. It also relieves ali kinds of pain, and cures headache and neuralgia.
THE programmes for the Drum Corps ball are just out and are beauties. There are twenty-6ix dances down, which certainly ought to give everybody a chance gftt enough. The programmes are in he latest Japanese style.
JUST now as many packagesas letters go through the postoffice. Christmas, you know.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed adminis ltrator of the rstite of William A. Grose ate of Vigo County, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent,
DAVID M. WALLACE, Administrator,
Nov. 12 1879.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator de bonis nOn of the estate of Thomns Dowling, deceased, with the will annex ed.
Said estate is supposed to be insolvent. JOHN T. SCOTT, Administrator. Terre fla«te, Dec. 18. 1S79.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the Vigo Circuit Court the undersigned administrator of the es tate of John Burton, deceased, will offer for sale on the 3d day of January 1880, at the court house door in Vigo county, Indiana, the following described real estrte. in Vigo county and state 01 Indiana, to-wit:
Part of lot 54. in section 16, township 12 north, range 9 west, bounded as follows Commencing at a point in the east line of Lafayette street, west of a point
PHILII* SCHLOSS, Ch'm City Committee.
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feet 6 inches south of an iron pin at the original north corner of said lot 54 being the southwest corner of a lot conveyed to Sabina Wolf, by deed recorded in Deed Record Volume 43 011 page 415 running thence southwest waraly along the east line of said Lafayette street to its intersection with the east line of Sixth-and-a-half street, thence south along the eest line of Sixth-and-a-half street to the north line of the lot conveyed to John Newman, by deed recorded in Deed Record Volume 27 on page 446 thence east along the. north line of said Newman's lot to the west line of a one acre lot conveyed to William Griffith", by deed recorded in Deed Record VolumeS on page 24 thence north to the south line of said Sabina WoJfs lot, thence wast to the place of beginning.
Also lots fourteen and seventeen (14 and 17) in section sixteen (16) township twelve (12) north of range nine (9) west. A[fco the north half of the north half of in-lot 165 in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana.
The terms of stfle are as follows: One third cash,one-third in twelve and onethird in eighteen months, to be secured by mortgage on real estate sold.
JNO W. Davi 1, Administrator
£1- .^NOTICE. 7 To Whom it May Coacern Notice is hereby given' that sealed bids will be received by the Board of Commissioners of Vigo County, and a com miltle appointeJ from the Common Council of the city of Terre Haute, until Monday, January 19th, 1880, at 12 o'clcck M.. at the office oi the County Auditor, for th$~sale of Seventeen (17) acres of land, more or less, belonging jointly to said City and County, the same being in West fractional Section Twenty One (21),
Town Twelve (12), Range Nine (9), West, and lying near the grade of the Wabash River (Countv) Bridge.
The tergps cf said sale will be as follows, to-wit: One-third cash, onethird (^3) in 12 months, one-third in 18 months, purchaser to give note with approved personal security for the unpaid balance, waiving valuation of appraisement laws, with 6 per cent interest thereon from date of sale.
Bidders can find a complete description of tbe above premises on application to County Auditor.
The Board and committee will reserve the right to reject any or all bids that may be presented for the purchase of the above land. ANDREW GRIMES,
Auditor.
EXECUTORS NOTICE. By virtue of an order of the Vigp Cirthe diin the will of Fred. Hake, deceased, I will offer at private sale, at the office of Gookins & Duy, No, 15 Ohio street, in the city of Terr«i laute. on Friday, the 30th day of January, 1880, between the hours of 10 snd 12 o'clock, the following described real estate in Vigo County. Indiana, to-wit: 200 acres off the north side of the south half of section 23, town 13, north range 9 west, and it the same is not sold at private sale, I-will at 2 o'clock r. M. of said day, offer said land at public auction *t the court house door in said city. Bid. will be received at any time before 11:30 of said day.
-euit court and in {pursuance of rections contained
TERMS OF SALE:—One third ca*h on day of |aie, balance in two equal pay ments at 9 and 18 months purchaser to give notes payable with interest and 5 per cent, attorney's fee and secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEO. C. DUY,
Executor of the will of Fred. Hake, deceased.
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that John W. Davis administrator de bonis non, of the estate of Isaac Eyans. deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the said decedent, his personal proper ty being insufficient to pay his debts and thai said petition will be heard on the 13th day 01 December, 1879, November term of the Vigo circuit court, 1879.
Be it known, that on the Sth day of December,
1879.
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court that the clerk notify by publication said Jesse Crafton, as non-resident defendant of the pendency of 6&id action against him. Said defendant is therr fore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him, and that thf same will stand for, trial at the February term of said court in the year 1880.
JNO. K. DURKAN, Clerk.
Buff & Beecher. PlYlFs Attys.
HAVENS' INSURANCE AGENCY.
KSTABLISUKD IN 1887• I"
To tfie Farmers oi Vigo County: Do I not insure your property with
traveling'' agents. They charge you double what it will cost you to insure in a good, reliable, established agency. I represent companies worth over fifty million dollars. Call before your are
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SANFORD"S
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CATARRH
This may certify that I have been a subject of that terrible disease. Catarrh ef the bead and throat, for some 52 years, canted by taking cold In tbe month of Jure, 1825. Tho attack at that time was so ^severe that toe doctor ami my friends thought I must die. For years and year a 1 have been so sick that life has been a burden 10 myself and friends It Is useless for me to say how many doctors 1 have tried, how much (medicine I have akea, during all these years of endless suterine, hut those who suffer as I have suffered will know that I never eeased to look for reljef, and to try every remedy that prom ia
In September. 187#, I began the use of Sandfoni'a Radical Cure for Catarrh. No sooner did I begin to use It than my symptoms chanced. It cleared my throat, It cleared my head, it cleared my mind. It operated on my system in a way that ithIni ever before given me bv doctors bad done. How rapidly I improved nnder tbe Influence of this wonderful medioine those who havA known me for years csn testify.
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No. it,to 1, State of Indiana, County of Vigo, in the Vigo Circuit Court, at the November term, 1879, .Sarah E. Crafton vs Jetse Grafton, in divorce.
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will say I would not exchange the good it has done me for the whole world and all it eon tains. Uy memory, which was nearly gone, has returned again, and I could tell of afflictions I have endured, too great for some people to eredit. I can with a elear conscience and the strongest faith attest to this on the Hoiy Bible. God bless tbe man who fonnd ont this remedy.
SAMUEL SriNUEY,
Meadow Tale, Annapolis Co. Neva Scotia Nov. S3,1877. SWORN TO BEFORE ME, Tbi» S8d day of November, 1877.
GKORGK MUNRO, Justice of the Peace,
This Is to certify that Samuel Spinne Esq., is an Ola and respected citfzen Annapolis County. Ilis reputation as an upright and truthful man Is beyond reproach.
Kev.W. A.J. Blakeney,Nictaw, N. 8. Jtev.Obed Parker. Melvera Pquare, N. 8. Rer. Win. £. HalL Melvern Square, N. 9. George tfhnre, J. P. Kingston, IV. 8. Wilson W. Grey. Meadow Vale, N. 8, Jacob Nelly, J. p. Meadow Tale, N. a.
Price, with improved In iftler Treat)* tn'i Direction 11.00. Sold by all druggists.
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VOLTAIC QBELECTIIIC
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The Annihilators of Pain. They remove Pain and Soreness. They cure Kidney Complaint. They remove nervous Pains. They cure Spinal Weakness. v__ They strengthen Weak Backs. They cure Strains and Sprains. They absorb Blood Poisons. They cure A cue Paine. They prevent Lung Disesses. Tliey are safe aw' reliable. They are indorsed by Electricians. They are nreserlbed by Physicians.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Be sure to '.obtain Collins' Voltaic Xleotrio Plasters, A union of Electricity and Heating BaUams, asaeen in the above rut. Sold by ^11 uiugglst*.
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(Two Tkoumtd MUUm Dollar*/) are expradadla PENCING. To fence onr new WefSTa will cofttMmach more. Every FiKR unit T1t» Inge LOT Owner. KA8T, WEST, and SOtTTM. la iHteretUd. To fence a 100-ncr* Farm costs to S700, ami for it WxtOS Vlllnrn I.of S4IS to •lOO. A Wood fences soon decay. But a Haw Km it at hand. Br new Indentions,
BTRL and IKON are to mpplnnt WOtt^ furnishing better, Cheaper, and Lasting Feaeea. The 39t)i Volume of :lie American AgrlcaW tavlat (R}r 18B0) now heRlmt!ni», will rery ranch information »'ont new Fenrtnc. vrlth nuuiy Kngravlngs. (The Nniuher for !«:. lit lins 91 engravings of Barbed Fencing. HIKI tmic.li interesting matter. Sent pout-paid for is cento.)
OT To ever one Inlen-eied In VENC'ING ft* a FARM, or Village LOT, rim .T.titi Volume of tbe American Agrlr.ultitrM will 'e worth five times, if not ahnmlrr't t.ln-«, IM srr^ll coat.
BUT, beildc* the above important feature. Ite American Agricultural will give a very greet amount of Uncial, Practical, Beliakls Information—for the Farm, tbe tlarfca and Heaaehald (Children inclnded)—and over
SOO Original Kngrayiays, lllmtrating Labnr-wina, Labor tulping contrt*. ancea, Animal*, Plant*, Frdits and Flowere, Fan Building*, and many otber Pictures Inetrnctlveaad pleasiagto Old and Tonng.-It It useful to ALL la
City, Village, and Country. Its constant ezposorcs of HUMBUGM, which have saved to Its renders many Millions of Dollars, will be eontlnned vigorously. For tfeeae alone tbe American AgrlcuUurUt sbonld he la n*ry family, no matter how many other Jonnuds are.takea also for Its Sfitclalln/imMUontmtiltm multitude of pleating and useful Kngraving* ta which it far excelt all eiher similar Jotimmlt.
TERMS (postage prepaid).—H JO a year. Foar copies, |S. Single numbers, 15 cents. (One specimen only, for two ftcent stamps.)
IV Over 19H Talsihlc Pramlaas Articles and Books are offered to those getting np clafcs. Premium List sent on receipt of S cents postsge.
OKANGB JUDD COMPANY, Publishers. 94# Broadway, New York.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SWMIIBm.
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OF A BENUINE OIL PAINTIIIO QIVEM TO EACH SCRIBEII OF THIS PAPER! A ORAND OPPOHTUIHTY, READ!
Arranaements have been made with the NaUQna^School^^gg^^'«ver1oflired'Iri'tols couSuy^ to tbe p»U of ihla pager the MMb These Piemlnme eamtat genuine Oil work and worth more than all theCbraa* that"reew otfc^l. ThW beanty and value may be determined by tho
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is folly demonSntMby the nnmbe^h/SeeVB present demandibr them. It sews Logs of any site, •as —s can saw —is logs or oora wood fn agi snd esMler than two man can the old waar. It saw a two foot log in three minutes, •sesy.
day and esMler than two man can I will saw a two foot log in three frisi MADE MM. Township agents want Bead for Illustrated Circular and Terms. *1 ^s^« €#^s^
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SSSSS formerly of St. Louis, Mo., advertises that he has an infHagemeat suit against us, which is false. We hope to soon bring this roving GUe% mlimt Jib, to justice. Send for particulars.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR STRONG'S NEW ROASTED COFFEE, IN ONE POUND PAPERS THE "OLD DOMINION." IT IS SOMETHING EXTRA.
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