Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 January 1880 — Page 8

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THURSDAY. JANUARY 15.1880-

AN OLD MAN RESTORED TO HEALTH. "i

/. BATAVIA.

$LAST

N. Y., Sept. 15,1879.

II. H. Warner & Co.. Rochester, N. Y.—Gentlemen—"For forty yearn have »uffered with diabetes, being obliged to void urine as often as once in

time

lie

To all who are ivuffering trpm the" "erroiK&nd iniificretiori» qt nervous weakness, earlv decay, losit iftfcnhQod, &c., I, will send a recipe tFiatt will" eyre ycu,* FREE OF CHARGE. *£hi% great iniTiQjy was discovered by a missionary

Sputh America. Send a self-add re«sin envelope to the

REV.

mak,

Josnrn T.

-Xhe unbiased ^inion

arid thus cleanses the whole

system. c« -*j." --x

HE SECRET K.EY TO HEALTH.— IV Science of Liife, or Self-Prtservation •iqp pages. Pi ice, only

f,r..

$1.

A. trial ot Piso's Cure will convince you thnt it is a good remedy for coughs, bronchitis and asthma. tM lluiah wh'ch km Troy laundry

tit-w Jackson'u Bot

night a chandelier in the Ameri

ca qJ^xpresjs.jo^ficc. .became detached, and there w.as for, ten ^jiU^jtes a frightleakage gftgas.tlZf'M ttSlx-

LADY

aft

ihTSas Liberty Pa., whose

facb- was covered with sores,' was cured by Using one bottfT cf "Or., LiM^f BlqgdSearcber.".

minutes

and have ako been a great sufferer from palpitation of the heart, 1 am now using your diabetes curc, and can truly «ay, at

years of age, that it makes me teel like a new man." I-,, PKTBR SHOWEM AN.

A FAIR OFFER.

The Voltaic Belt Company, Marshall, Michigan, will send their Celebrated I^Wtro-,Voltaic Belts and other ApplU Alices to the Afflicted upon trial. A Ufae guaranteed for all diseases of a pefsonal nature,. Nervous and Debilitated systems resulting from unnatural cauies. Also, for all diseases of the liver, Kidneys. Rheumatism, Paralysis and many other disease*/ -For full particulars, address a* above. \A CARD^

IN-

Station D, New York LISTEN TO THIS

the

in this

,ofmen

60mc 01

most intelligent medio*1

coiintry and Europe, support th©. ®tatemqat that Kidney-Wort is tn greatest discovery yet, for curing kidney And liver troubles, piles and constipation. It acts on both kidneys and bowels at the same

for the many and uniform ceited during the term. James Ferrell, W. B. Green Thos. Pettersl J. Moris, Patrick Sullivan, Patrick Grace,

Contains

fifty valuable prescriptions, either ^one of which is worth more than ten times thjfc price of the book. Illustrated sam-

pig" sent on receipt of 6 cents for postage. Addie6s, Dr. W. H. Parker. 4 Bulfinch fltfeet, Boston, Mass. 'i 4^ & lptjon don't thi»iU. tboTroy Launury uocs lotsM business, just take a poet» tnto the wsik room. Its all bustle there and hundreds of people d«poii(l for tt.e'r weekly linen on ibepromptness of this place.

puts

on vhirta, collars »ul cu© is clognat^ and caipSot for improve on.

'*.•*

Physicians use Kidney-wort m. regular prictlce natl pronounce its action

LOCAL NEWS.

Sellers' Liver PilV cured me ot 'iver complaint."' D. 11. Coleman, Short Cr#,

W. Vac

NOTHING

is uglier than a crooked

boot or 6hoe Lyon's Heel Stiffener atrMtyhleos- lliom#. !''illf1111!'11''I'l T8IUE Dillon# aic now playing an engagement at Incf'Mnapolis-. They will be here ttt^rFrtdttynrmi Saturday evehiftgs

he '.could

curfed htm.:

\r?e mean Dr.

for ffafever, fail# to

curf'a-cwuglr? \P.tv-Bic*iaos**

LURANA

Recommend,

it. S?tiG& .i^. ^utfei-,&Ottl«^>«a wm. •J,' .: f«S. wt V*RY ihtere&Ung tetfiVal meeUngs are being' held at the AefevrtV Methodist chuiot tsvrj tfteht thU ^ctk.iand occasionaflv .in*old-tasiionea

hhoitt is heard.

SMITH

arc to Saiurc nan

was to-day ap

pointed adminiMratrix of thv estate of, Sarhut.1 H. Sniith Bond $2,000, witht Jam*s Schce., and Garrett Amd# as «ur^ ties. ti'.

convetniDn. Tte^'Grand Uiry has ihd CleU WesleJ R. siparkji for fdse pretenset, Daniel McG«rl !»r psu la»ceny, August Qvcrtrf^'toi' rybtit-ry ar.d faicen\,,and W'w. KeajdW fer|i44»uit %it|i-lnteni. mit

1 k)r|a&' to

I jMtoc lars are *cmu» ts nn.de Omu in ves 'If®1#

ha®

itaticn.10 rifcifoiitprfSBii

celledt -curatires

RB*.

Brsnop

wi::v0

:'k mmmM

GILMWR

'1%

Ms*-

an ptiG^Uent cmrative, sfl». W

Pupils tra*8teri-od tn other wavh..

'iiALLKK' towns A^jCvn enjOTCd b)' anv olhet-.T©a(i

W a »TM!reen -IS .YwVr'fc^r I »wjr jy 1

Bisi»p GiLMOUKjbfCl^«1^^0^ -T^

\S6ed

I ».»d IjM^oijSR jfee^ig.ttld be. faroe^- lo aclfcp«wle£^i^ th^

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THE AGRICULURAL SOCIETY f^ANNuTTl^Tte^^^1Pursuant to the call of the secretary, the Vigo Agricultural Society met at the office of Scott

Scott on ltst«4»afinrday

afternoon to elect twelve director* for the ensuing year. Much more than the usual interest was shown.* T^he society's stockholders are divided into two factions, on the subject of the amount of money it is prtraent to pay fw specialties for amusement, as, for instance, horse racing, etc. ,,

Mr. Jos. Blake was present with about twenty-five proxies but as the society had decided at a previous meetiag to admit no proxies, these ballots were not counted.

After considerable delay the appended list of directors was chosen: Geo. W. Kruzan, U. R. Jeffers,j Geo. F. Jenckes, Jos. Gilbert, L. Heinl, H. D. Stfott, W. S. Clirt, 'all of whom were oa the old board), and W. T. Beauchamp, O. M. Curry, j. N. Phillips, W. J. Cusick and A.. B. Peg'g, who are new men. The gentlemen who retire are H. C. Robinson, T. L. Durham, V. G. Xidkhamt, J. C. Myers and E. Littleton.

On the 17th the board will meet and ect its own officers. It is the intention to make the next fair a big «ucce$s»

RESOLUTIONS. "«-m A

^1 -i» *1 fj&i 1

We, the Petit Jurors, of the Vigo Cir" cut Court for the November term, 1B79' having been in session seven weeks in the trial of Cases, and having been this day discharged for the term, met'in the Jury room, and having called Fred Lee td thp chair and appointed Mr. C. C. Belt, secretary, on motion the following: resolution was passed, viz

Resolved, That the jury return to Hon. Chambers Z. Patterson, judge of the court, their thanfc for kindness shown them during the, discharge of their duties'.

And also

Resolve J, That the thank* ofth«

JUDGE

r: 1

wry

be also returned to lie Sheriff ther deputies and also to tlif r.t bay tits kin^heisf

VJ/ f*4

Wm. ••'Ell®worth, W. B'." Carithera, Fredk Lee, jw?.

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AN OLD PHYSIOJANS*PFCU Coughs, Colds, Asthra^ monary affection® shQidd be lDSJKeO to and promptly treated UiiR)''altd' tliuv all serious results may. be aVXide^,

Ad4

for this purpose, we know of no letter Remedy than

"DR.

SWAYNE'S

POUND SYRUP

CJDM

WILD CHERRY.-*'

,J'h«

first dose givds relief, and it' is suri to cure the worst Cold or CougK in a very short time. Try a 25 cent bbltl6 and be convinced, and yon will thus avoid a Doctor's bill, and most likely, a serious spell of sickness. Price

tents bnd

$1.00 per bottle, or.six bottle®, for $5.00 The large size is the.most economical Prepared only by Dr. S.wayne &'Son,,330 North Sixth street, jPbiladelphja, Sold by all prominent druggists.

Buntin & Armstrong, Terre- Haute

iuar.ic RTH.OOL ATTENDANCE FOR DECEMDBR. The monthly report ef the attendance on the public schools, dtmn g'"tnr~ftfbhtrf of December, which was presentecTjit the meeting of the Sclioof T^u&teeo last night, by Superintendent -Wiley, is as follow^: J" I'upHsenrOHed during ih|c yiear... .-•»• ,•). .",3,716 Pupil" enrolled during December .8,410

Average number of pubils enrolled in 13cccmber ...... 3,205 Averjign daily attendance 2,9(33 Average daily absence....... Per eent, of attendance...,.

ExciiSed by absen^ep, In lialf-aays AbsencOB not exenst^d, iU haH-*ay/. Pupil®not absent .............i.1. Caa^a of tardiness Pupil® not tardy *..8,869 Pupils neither tardy nor absent„.i..:....:....l,f7»

Kj-bis

.11380' 0)3

New pupils admitted during month 87

Pupils reaflm Pvpils wtthilrawu

,tfidrawn«»» MO s^ended..iti .• "8

Pnpils «ti»p

mr it

Uftf I

•, «^Ew bp ^il?Lfes oV LiFk are more prevalent and distressing biUotis disorders. The 9ymt|TO® arejtow spirits, want of energy. r«®tleB®nesiv hokd aohe, noiappetitei sallow skin^ceitireij and othei- allifients'yfhidh sho#'tli^: Jivejf a diseased state and need* iregUil« ting and the proper way to do it i® to Swayne's Tar und Sarsaparilla Pi Hs." Their effect on the- livef and blood is wonderful, removing pimples and all eruptions, leaving the complexion fair and fresh a® in youth. Price 25 cent's' a bo^. of thirty pifls, or

fe*"jtnGr

boxes for $1.00. Sent

by mail on receipt, ol" pricej by Dr. Svvayne & Son, 303. horth Sixth street. Philadelphia. Sold by all leading drug-g«t^^In-'^rre-44attte, ''^Btititfn',"'at Armsjxan 4.

adopted a patent.reventible

li tc Cnaft'n orapeusgy

ujbf rlmdi Ag Uittir hbunty'

vbagg«ge

whtth j^an \he'IWed

gotrrf'-(Mrtlie- line, to

rwining

s^ntsmertts are

Pjf aj nne.

•—1

of .Cleveland,

•Chi(\ hts u6ed the Great German Remedy. tit. Jacobs Qil, ahd endorses it hight ly. fie wruas about it ^Uo^wsfr-^ am ffi^ased to say that tVie*"\ise of St: Jacobs Oil has benefited tpe greatly, and a tiaVte no hesitation to recOmmeno It I

.ON

Terre Haufe. For ^asstfrf^

into'

'"t: AP

'plV'at" depot, corner Sixtb -^rtd TtPWC®:rrad!%Jrccti,

to *H*Xvr/.

VVOMEN NEVER THINK crs45b|ife- jsll£^^^ ccgjd

Mit

the Great Girhikn Reita-a^, 8t.» ^sicitv v?tedoi^in selecting Hop^ TacolW Oil, ard enconcs it H^TBitters'as tba best. #nd demonsirMiog it writw ab»i\it*K fWow :—l pic«w*i4bY ked^ing: families in pofrpettwl, to 1 PfeaSth, at a mere nftjnina! etpen^' he bencilsed f.

witness

cSjj^h fifeiV^sti^Riowwof *Proi jMfejVrc thii'^t -'wefliclhss wout(i

false.'

Saturday a man presente^ himwlf at Mr. Guf Arn's money order window and wanted an oitler oft. Yflriijfor xq ct5.-sNo ort^a«-^®ueaiof Sale#® tariff than -jo cU. so he paid one huodecd-per cent, for his orders It i* feared the pay* meat in New ^oirk^o Jay of thi& ortjer ill"

will Jweak ui ml

*'5w3h1 3r- O "ion

3UE TERRE JlAU'lL WEEKL¥' GAZESTE

THK LictVjB-fO* TEMP JIAVTLSRX: CHU*FE»'-I. fnm tim&Km&iiiT. $he Bapt#st chur4h waajcrbwded lasff night. the ocoaaionl^ing jhe lecture of Judge ,G#0.! Baift^of-Xouisville, on| the subject jf tehipprtjpc^:' ^Dr, Mitchell Have achieved tt9 most noted ftOftcfo* president of the mcetingr^tr^doced JMr^ of any medicines

Bain, who ®poke for an hour* and«-Jliii Messrs Weeks A Potter have'never doubtthdueh the Subject i® ajiclfl an^l rltlfc? ed the speoiflo properties of Cnt.eur®, Cuti- .. I. T. fcura JReaolvent, and Cuticura Boap,

ect I®, art ©ia AtSfl r|tl

drjf brre, a ®aff&e«i none at the handfof the speaker. The lectujre

fiifl irf

anecdM« *ndSK^ppV ®aying®?.an4i wa8 thoroughly U«®^iarg« audience. Tlie speaker said that he launched into the iccture fleld the first of last year irom his own native State of Kentucky,

The great question now iftt|S® country the speaker ftafd: wa® n» of cml vice reform, ot whethef }re«rtbick® of Gold wtt® the bes*, but it ®ru. that gre& subject of temperence—ho# ti aavfcth^ army of drunkard® fr^mr, riiin. Richard Cobden, England's greaCstatesman, said that in-all his intercenflffcowltti natlong he discovered nothing w8ic»!should occupy the htinds of tbe people that of temperance. How tyyaagfe the army of young (neri and ylw m«5?irt»o areneiritlg a drunkard's grave should be the great issue of the people of this country. Some time since, Mr. Bain said, he read a startling article in an influential ^ew Yorlj, paper in' which it was stated that roori mciiey was spent lor drink during one year than for clothing, fopd, newspapers, periodicals and booka during the sarfje period. Thiii great fact ahould: be pondered over by the American people. The speaker said he once knew a. man in Kentucky, who was known as tlie "Politician of the Cross Roads." He could always be found at the village saloon discoursing to a crowd of loafers. He would lell them whit the Legislature should do and he would take one drink he would tell what Congress should do that session and then he would take two drinks: then he'd tell them what lie would do if he was put in office and he would drink all he could hold. Well, one day this 6ame politician of the cross roads was told that a temperance meeting was going to be held in the little village, and he declared he would go and break it up. But quit£-th£ reverse —he was broken Up." The temperance lecturer 6aid something and the Cross Road politician declared that "it wasn't a lie the lecturer said something else and he said it wa® a fact add beftire the meeting wa6 over he came to the conclusion that the whole thing was one great fact and he went upand sighed the pledge. Well, a day or two after this the reformed politician was sitting with his happy wife in their now happy home and he suddenly declared he had an idea. The wife asked what it was and Tie told her

plan .. was that

they should organize a little family legislature he could be president, his wife treasurer^ ahd hi

children the

Jiome members. Just then his. little son arose and asked if the meeting had organized if it had, ,h,e moved that an order, be drawn uppn thft treasury,to furnish

him v^itU 4 aAir of lp^te. lifce tpOjti^l. Was

iarriecl without a single dissenting vote. .The wife made a motion that a similar .order be drawn for a correct and a new dress, and, it was carried. Mr. Bain said that family still lived in his«native state, and were enjoying great prosperity. Jpuch anecdotes and illustrations were scattered through thi6 lecture, and it is said tbHay werte thoroughly enjoyed py tbe'dUdWrfce. Jtidge JBain is an eloquent and fluent speaker, and should be heard by everybody during his short visit to this city. To-night an admission lee of 10 cents will be charged to pay the ex•pen¥e» of the ltcturer, but no person will be lurrted away. To-morrow night will be the last lecture.

JOHN trr^xts

HIS SUDDEN AND SERIOUS ILLNESS From Tuesday's Daily .. Judge John G. Crain was stricken with paralysis at his bohrt on south Sixth istreet this morning. Mrs. Crain arose about three, feeling unwell, and noticed that the Judge paid no attention to her ,and did pot answer her question, bat 'or.ee convulsively clutched the b«a She! then saw he wa® speechless and insensible.

When Dr. S. J. Young reached the residence, at

o'clock, he wa® still further

paralyzed and only partially conscious He has been afflicted with heart disease for many year®, the jsequel of a severe attack of rheutiiatisib. It is' from a comhi natioa of tliese disorders he ia

city met at Turner Hall baridav :ftfthis raising funds for 1 he relief of their lellow citizens i" Upper Selesia, a province of Prii8sM Tire pcopl#" id that ^rtrrttice as--:.TJ»a«a.v. r- Jf-g.om

ai f-uffering^xeee^ftgTy"^'&'pr««isnf fioin faniinel''a»v31 tfi«ypw'$| r.-rijge.^ *111 for hblf «ftio^ ..cifews 4 ccanXry.. to ortfer Ud was ecretary. A discussion ^:Uo^d, a'uinberjpfigentleineif offering su^bitiordto what should be d^flic':-' It waS'flfialmover nd agreed tlaat a committee ol live, cottf Mng of-F.r.vjk.Sa-.itti, .-liecmaa Koomse Wm. Stated Paul C. Foreter and Frank !rox, be appointed to maxe a report as lojivbarthfcy consider best

uticura

"U U.51 REMEDIES rT"

RHEUH"^

Covering the Body for Ten Years, Per^ manently Cured.

Law Office of (Jhas. Houghton, Congress street, Boston, Fob. 28,187&,

?eel17

|Messrs. Weeks ft Potter: Gentlemen,—I it a duty to inform you, and threngh vou all who are Interested to knew the fact that a most disagreeable and obstinate case cf salt rheain or eczem*, which has been under Bay personal observation from its first a

pearance to the present time,—about ten ^0 yeais .overlng 1 he greater portion of the patient's body and Iimb9 with its peculiar irritating a ..1 itching soab, and to which all the known methods of treating such disease had been applied without bencilt, has completely disappeared, leaving a clean and healthy skin, under a few naya ot profuse appll-ation ufCuticurH.

I :an and do hearti'y advise all similarly afllictcd ts try the remedy which has been so effectual in this ease. V»ry truly yonrs

LIVER COMPLAINT'^-V

And Dyspepsia Treated by the Resotvent, 6ain8 5 1-2 pounds on On* Bottle.

Gentlemen,—I have had Liver complaint and dyspepsia, with running sores on the xidool my neck, for ten ears. Doctors me no load. 1 have bean spending for eight years and it did no good. Everything 1 ate distressel me gotreduced. from 170 ti) 132 pounds. At last I fried the Bestivent and It b'elped nio right Off, and oh one bottle gained five ana one haif pounds. It i® fo ing the business, and I ana geiug for it strong, w* Yours truly,

Cuticirrj' eoap i® an ..aegflct reUet And modir n»f'Wii»tnTittoCtJticnram Aetreatmeniofw* external atlm»ntl. FO cftnpfed hands, rouffh akin and tait,»aot»nru^an4 the lesser skin troubles, it is indispensable soap lor the toilet, the nursery and bath it is the most elegant, refreshing, and .healing before ihepulMie. 7

These great ressedieS^/iigde*! whei^ all others heretofore in use fail because tftey possess new original i-roper ties never beforesucce«8fn!ly combined in medlchiv.

Cuticura remedies are prepared by \Veetrs and Potter, Chemists and, Druggists, 349 Washington streetvBoston, and Hre for sale by a 1 druggists. Price of Cuticura, small boxSffiO eento: large-ImnM containing two and one half times the qa*atifcy of em»JJ» Koaolvect. |1 per bottle.' C^t&afa 'iMap cent®per cake, by mailVfP c®nw ^ttree ,c* 5 cents.

1 Morto* if

HOW

buf

fering. The^e is Jittle or no, hope whatoverhis recdv«-y5 *and dearth'-"rtfay

joyment ofiiealtB.recenily^antUast^veriir.g vC5srt)B thti\*4Weteil®lwitli-fcbp«rfentljP^* ash^4ias c^«r'-ias. :^Wi ^wcfeaWd 1 eve re illness is at gttttt fch*Jclit'r to his familv and friends. *5 j'

^a-L. .-J' 1

AIDTUR GJERMAKS-iHr-itn A nufiiber

:cf pr6mitaett

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'nftiejjJrrfgl" vi a^^tfisdlcfl

bv *irraal° ^lltBtiviih io\^::v~---menmkv

FROM THE QJJAKERICITYI B. J. Campbell, of Philadelphia, under date of Oct. 4, 1879, certified to tHe won. derful efficacy ot W4mer!s ^ajb Pillind Safe Tooic in removing a liver dis. ease accompanied by chronic coastipa \'plinW Rktn. *i- "j.J

and

y?ltow'kin

Qckriw, bf a wookrfal Raw M* I AI!l.eiK1iS9SE»:

lo UmllM.

I For

reoMrlublo

(nil

the Dear and DiaMw-JTw T«r» Brrald, I SUnitri, S«pU rr, «u. It I AlM«raa«r

|Sept. M, CkWMtsa

1 all

|urr Watch. 8»l fcr AMUfCM DIlTAfNOiE 61.-'

llllul

Ger.maris of

Ijfl .--i 3^'

be done for the relief.. A mas» meeting o&^Germans wiii' ^e held at Turner Hall eyeniog «ad4l-e report ct" the committed will he preseiU^d. It is'junderstood that a Ttelief* bplt will be re^mrhiriiied comrhitteer

That all purchas

Seller's Cough

vof

modern Times

tar

the

^OVITVUV) VU«tVUt»-WV«P| MH MIS permanent, and ccondmloal oure

umo'rs cf the Blood, Skin and Scalp. Ibey are, however, astonished at their universal access for it was to be expected that iu jthe lands of some they would fail solely from spasmodic or ignoraat use of them.

They are enabled to say without fear of contradiction that no remedies ever achieved

1 4 In a a re

and up to thi6 time he. naa met with most tvonderfal cure® performed by the Cuticura flattering sqeegss. At Cedar Rapids, Iowa, five hundred person® were refused admission tf h^ hlm PMfiflt^ to the great crowd. ui-'

Remedies

jj vihr SALT a*

»ij -?{i

i'lit

hit (E istf

JOHN' If. BOY.

114 WABASH Ave., Chicago. I».FWOT, lb, 1876. NOT®.—Untionra ts aeimrnWe asslstrd in esses of extreme physical weakness, or wh the vims of scrofula is known loliiTk in the system, by the internal use of the Cuticura Itasolfent, without doubt the mMt^peirerfu! blooi purifier and liver Atimntarnt in the wort«i.. ,,

.1:

tOUJN»

:1a Hie of^aitt

^too.'iu the vitali4tion {Weak, paralyzed, ^nd

pwjfM. AMrsss tb*8k,«MaaalMM*

R. Forster

to see that the word

i.'ji

F-U frM-T:U RE

•'sUfc^.TTIBESaEJS^

ii 1 Parlor tod Roora| Suites

102 and l^ilrttPRoirth St., Terre Haute. Ind.

^I^Jp qo^Sl|5KM-ENlf Of—

iUfil out*

ijoo paini'ladier'stippfrs.-35c 2(.o laches snOe^.'f'r.oo

....

,|v

-fivt

...

^SJ

pklttfnl nervotl®

aad orgafrs, la

of cMronTS Wc)tlt"i48s of .tho lun^s IdneytL in thb fibflOrptiot) of UOt-

tbecuriD

Bonl.'rom the blood through the ^ores, and. the

niaints, m*iariai una courageous ui

malarial a

Syrup.

50 Tears Befort the Public. Pronounced by all to be the most Pleasant in nse, for the cure

coughs, co«49, croup

hoarseness, tickling "sensation %f the throat, whooping cough, etc. Ovbr million'bottle® «4d within the last fe* years. It gives telief wherever uted? and has the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixture now, in use. Sold by all Druggists at 25 cents per bottle» ..

i4$r a ii a SELLERS' LIVER PILLS are also highly [recommended for curing liver complaint, constipation, tick-headache® fever and ague, and all diseases of he stomach and liver, Sold by all Druggists at 35 cents per box. R. E.

SELLERS

tL. 4

CHAM HOUGUTON.

ft Co.. Pittsburgh, Pa

Grand Central Hotel

:J *\r'-s

!,• •wis

t.S. ~.*U a? Wr

667 to 677 Broadway,

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nit' .-vir

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WKW YORKCITT.

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'St

Kt. i- SI?-: '".n,. »-'J« "t 1 "mi ,x .M"

Reefer, McK:nnie& Co.

4.?^.1 v^u'U ui mt liiis 'f ii V't J»U* '-'i, .*-

'10''

Mi 1 rt *W

anbatta* Beach Hotel. a^irL

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PROratBTORS.

Faramn Buy,

John Deere'* Molina Plows}

^m"'s

rr .1) JJ1 3 :ttU

-AW©1-

p-uJ. 11 TT&. tO s.

They have receivai liie highest premiums ever given ip the Wnited States or 'Uurqpe for, material® and work in Act^ jael Tests.

Farmers Attention!

,'CU

vrtttise

HE TEST Ctonya

.THROUGH I RXARHRRLR, ALL prares,

FANCY CROCERIE^ QOEEMSWARE,

and a general linq ot' Ueairable .goods Ca6h paid for countr/ ^^oduce.,

"{C.

-DEALERSiN—

~w,iVtlZ3

JUSl-'tijfeCE 1VED AT s3! *•"•"""•"Ti 9

u.f-

:o. t.u

w»l apisiKf-.&tfe

:i .. j*,.."' T,., J' ". ',

The public may be protectedagainit imitations and i^ittid we caution rchasers of

BENSON'S CAPeWE POROUS PLASTERS

CAPCINE

SEABURY & JOHNSON, Pharmaceutical Cl.emi®ls, New Yort. If

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