Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 March 1881 — Page 7

In luii'it?

!rom

«•itniplotrnpfc.'ti] leaf of rare

value, i*ii(! is it I'o»lti vn Hemt-iy for all the di^iM!4 that cause p-i'.ns In the lower part nf the body—for torpid liver—headaches —luan«lic—dlzzlnes-t, gravel, mnltirln, and all difficulties of 'ho kidney*, liver, and urinary organs. For t'eniu.l« Oinfaves, monthly menstrual Ions, and during pregnancy, it. has no equal. It i'i'stor-fl tin,' organ Unit moke the blood, and hence Is the Best 'tit.od Furiticr. It i. li.e only knovcn rt'i-ji'dy lmtcur'-H Uritfiit'* 1I*»

Ii ul).?t e, use AVnrn«r'» Nate

Dlabotcv Cunt. For sale by druggiiiisnnd dealers at "61.25 per bottle. Larger bottlu in the market. Try it. !H. WARX KR A- CO.. Ro:hoxter N.

Frepjirod from trop^al %ad Lj&aU.

tnilM

..hike Best and Most Agreeable Preparation

rin

the World.

for Constipation, Biliousness, Headache, Torpid Liver, Hemorrhoids, indisposition, and all lil.sorders arising from an obstructs 1 state of the system.

Ladies and children, and tlioso who dislike taking pitls nnrt nauseous medicine*, are eapeClaliy j'liMscd ivlth its agreeable qualities.

TKOPl r-FHUIT LAXATIVE may bo used In all etts.'H that need the nul of a purgative. catlinrL'c.

nperient medicine, and Dvlillelt pro

duces tlin same result oaths agmitn iiamiv1.lt entirely fiK- from the usual objections common totlieu. I'urheO In lii'uniHl tin ham only.

Price

cts. Large boxes

6oc.

SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DRUGGISTS,

BITTERS

Compound Tincture of ttio most valuvtlble remedies known to tha medical profession, prepared upon strictly pharmaoeutloal principles. In •xwrtaooe aTtwantaJva yean proves it to be 1 greatest Antidote to M&larU and all other A«ue known to the world. •all

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Ions of the

only abiolutt eurt for ijeya. In Llrer Coi_ —. irderiiof tbo Bowels, and ail ihe TBVoal and Lnng% it ia 1, while As a remedy for complkinU the female BOX it hw no equal.

•'•"'.raS: equally peculiar

NOT A BEVERAGE

•Id reliable Household Remedy, ill adapted to assist nature, -juea tone to the stonaoh, rein vigoratea the T» organH, atimalafiM the Morstioni. and pro. a rcgniar aetno of the bowel*, enable* every jol.tho body to perform its allotted work regoana without mterruptiCB. Its hl|h«tt oommenUatlona tfeme (ran thoee who (lags used it longest anC knowu it best •Howhere so popular as toLanoastAr, Pa., wmra BM been in use for more than a Quarter at a oenturr.

Hwnly coinincndod as a General Tonfo «Ml|i Appetizer. Soklby Druggists ereqrwhen, THE ME88ENOER OF HEALTH A urge ririri paper descripth* of disease, its origin "i4 oure, will mailed RM to any address on pHofitJnn to

HE MlSHLER HERB BITTER8 CO. Lancaster, Pa.

1.rent*

Fof Spechl Medical Airt

,jj*' .- CONSULT

Joid Dr. FLATTENY

The World-Renowned i«S])eeialist.

Rheumatic Chief and Ladv's Doctor.

Formerly of New York it A us a a a

California and the oldest graduate in Terre Haute, as his forty year old diploma will Bhow Ofllce room No.8 atNatlotml Hotel, Terre Haute, Ind., until he opens his permanent office. T%R. FLATTERY is prepared with his new

AustnilUiau.l California remedies to scientifically cure private aiul chronic dlReaseet Special nervous debility, spermatorrfticea, eelf abuss, exhausted vitality, irnpo* tency, paralyse, semiunl weakness, want of vigor, loss of memoty, muscular weakness, stricture, stleet, secondary svphills, urinary and kidney complaints, Bright* disease, dropsy without tapping, female troubles and all difficult disease* of the throat and nasal catarrh.

N. B.—Dr. F. w'.ll forfett $500 for au# case Ot seminal disorder he fails to tun'. •For freo consnltattou and medicine forwarded to cure you at home (confidentially) address, J. FLATTERY. M. D.,

Terre Haute, Indian*.

ISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP.

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utual^ci^tei:

Mr. rewill ftnd as to

All claims noalnst the rtld fit Mr. Miller. Tfie Doo

"be settled by accounts Vilt feaiftlu at tHeSamft »tl ttefore, and either party is authorl collect 4kne.»

All pftli# indited totheolMttalllllpliMwlaQi #ttl« at once either hy cash or note.

J. T. H. Mra.iasti AMES COX.

March, 5|li, I

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REMOVAL: Dr.J.P. Worrell

OowKs/' and j^uriat,

removed his office to 656, Main street Oflloe houra from A. M. to P. X. «nrt from 2 to 5 p. K.

Tea Table Talk, t* j£s "Do the duty this wouldn

Thomas Carlyle said: that lies next you." Still justify a man at tbe theater in wrecking a hign bonnet with his umbrella.:

Baltimore men's hobby is health. When one of them lies down in the gutter for a drunken sleep he takes pains to have his head to the north.—Boston Po

A school for teaching chambermaids and other house servants has been established at Milan so far, it has worked very smoothiy. and Milanese housekeepers have high hopes of the future

A lady in San Francisco, whose eye was put out by a rocket on the evening of the Fourth of July, has recovered §1,000 damages from the city.

When asked what Senator Conkling's ambination is a friend replied: "It is to be the biggest man in the United States. I think he has, to a great extent, let the presidential ambition slide. He means to be bigger than a President—to show the influence ot personal power when directed by boldness of character, even without popularity."

A canary bird roused good Father Brosnan, or Philadelphia, early last Friday morning by bi3 unusual fluttering and piping in the cage, and getting up the priest discovered that the Philomena Institute, next door, was on Are. He thereupon gave the alarm and the inmates were saved

It is said Mr. F. Burnand, the editor of Punch, that lie is a family man, and never appears more Interesting than on Sunday, when he stays at home with his bevy of pretty daughters. He is an indefatigable worker. M¥. Burnand began life with the hope of a clerical career, and still on quiet Sunday afternoons occupies himself with the teological books collected while he was studying for the church.

There has been a good deal of bitter controversy in New York over Sara Bern hardt's exact weight, and one of those who believe her to be the champion light weight of the age, asserts that not long ago at rehearsal Sara introduced the feature of firing a pistol at ihe villian of the piece. Instead of the usual result the wad remained perfectly stationary, while the Bernhardt and the pistol were blown back wards through the side scenes.—San Francisco Poet.

SUNBEAMb.

The Duke of Southerland and Lord Stafford are expected to leave England on their American tour the first week in April. They will return in August.

Karl Gtrhardt, a Hartford droughtsman, modelled so fine a figure of his wife in clay that Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner have sent liini,, to .Europe for education in sculpture.

The Rev. H. B. Cook became more popular in ten minutes, at Staterville, N. Y., by jumping into a swollen icy stream and rescuing a drowning boy, than by his two years of preaching in the town.

The preparations now being made for emigration to the United States in various villages and provincial districts of Germany indicate that the influx to our shores in the next twelve months may be greater than even that of the last year.

Two Cambridge letter carriers, members of churches and possessing high reputations, have been dismissed from their places and are to be prosecuted for stealing fancy advertising cards from letters. The plunder was of slight value, and was taken to add to children's collections.

A physician at McLean, 111., owing a woman $100 and suggested that she-take pay in medical services. She remarked, at a quilting bee, that it would take a great many years of such a doctor's services to be worth $100. She is wealthy, and he has sued her for $10,000 damages for slander.

The Government of the Dominican reiublic are evidently satisfied that the ones discovered in 1877 in the Cathedral of San Domingo are really those of Christopher Columbus, for the sum of $ 0,000 has been voted toward the erection of a suitable monument, beneath which the rehes will be deposited.

Mr. Esdaile, the son-in-law of Shelley (he married the poet's daughter, Ianthe, in 1887, and she died in 1876), died the other day at Cothelstone House, his place in West Somerset. A MS. volume of poems by Shelley, which has been preserved at Cothelstone, it is said, will probably be published before long.

It 1s not unlikely that New Mexico will before long demand admission into the Union as a State.. The Territory has of late increased very rapidly in Ameri can population, and the extension of the great railroad system is opening up for industrious work large tracts hitherto inaccessible or very difficult to roach.

There has been some surprise that nothing was left in her will by George Eliot to her husband, Mr. Cross, but that all the monev went to the family of her first husband. This was, however, an arrangement entered into previous to her second marriage, by the express desire of Mr. Cross, who is himself very well off.

9iy 1 ha

man standing army will have, in round numbers, 18,000 commissioned officers, 427,000 privates and non-commissioned officers, 1,700 surgeons, 600 veterinary surgeons, 650 gunsmiths, 800 paymasters, ana 80,000 horses. Prussia furnishes 880, 000 men Bavaria, 50,000 Saxony, 37,000 Wurtemberg 19,000. ,js *»f .i '!i.. Itching Files. Symotoms and Cura

The symptoms are moisture, like pers piration, intense itching, increased by scratching, verjr distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling in and about the rectum the private parts are sometimes affective, if alicved to continue, very serious results mat

L. Taylor' Hin1

fol-

low. DR. SWAYNE'S ALL-HKAUSG OIHTHET is apleasant sure cure. Also tor Tetter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Erysipelas, Barber's Itch, Blotches, all Scaly Crusty Eruptions.

30 years I have been greatly troubled with Itching Piles have consulted many physici&hs and tried many remedies which proved to me no remedies at a until I obtained Dr. Swayne's Ointme At Thomas's drug store, in Brattlebo t., which cured me completely." Sold by

BUNTIN

ARMSTRONG,

General a^d Personal.

It is asserted that 150 out of the 600 odd members of. the British House of Commons are in favor of disestablishment of the Church of England.

Lieutenant Schwatka, commander of the Franklin search party, who' successfully overcame the difficulties of the ice and snow travel in the Arctic sea of two winters, has broken his ankle by a fall on an icy pavement in New York.

When Senator Edmunds speaks he usually begins by putting tho knuckles of his right hand down upon the desk in a manner wh:ch seems to say that he has not onlytelinched anjargumsnt but that he has done all the hammering beforehand.

Bancroft, the historian, is thin and straight, but walks sturdily every afternoon. He wears a tall silk hat and carries a stout walking stick. He walks on the roadway near the curbstone, so that he may not be jostled by the crowd on the sidewalk.

The sculptor Simmons is at work in Rome modeling the statue of the late Oliver P. Morton, the Indiana staiesman for the Indianapolis memorial, and will represent him as in the act of speak icg with his right hand raised in one of his favorite gestures.

The Emperor William and Gortschakoff are both over 80. Disraeli and Glad stone over 70, and the Czar and prince Bismarck over 00. It is remarkable that the youngest pair in this half-dozen have the most Dodily ailment and the poorest prospect of life.

James W. English, the hewly-elected Mayor of Atlanta, Ga., was a rebel ^oldier who gave up at Appomattox, and came into the city in May, 1805, with 50 cents in his pocket. He began work there carrying brick at 50 cents a day, but is now one of the cities heavy men.

A young lady of New hYork, Miss Olivia P. Stokes, has earned the title of 'The Thirsty Horses' Friend." Because she loves "to see the horses drink" she has erected in Madison Square, in sight of her house, a stone fountain and drink ing trough at an expense of $0,000.

The late Attorney-General Akerman has left a widow and five young sons living quietly in their pretty little home near Cartersville, Ga. Mrs. Akerman is, unaided, preparing her boys for college. She has taught them all they know, and one is reading Caesar and another Virgil.

Superintendent Smart, of Indiana, has been studying the public schools in the South, and has found a surprising growth of the system, especially in Georgia and Tennessee. The colored people take great interest in the cdiication of their children, and the new generation can, as a rule, read and write. \V

The famine in Russia, it is predicted, will assume proportions altogether beyond previous estimates, and no Steps are taken to meet it. The Russian peasant cannot afford at the best of times to eat wheat, and this grain has been sold long ahead to the Jews and other middle, men. What is needed is an immediate importation of cheaper grain, if such can be obtained. i-. t.i ». "aiftl vt

An Interesting Letter.'

IT KINGS OF A RATEFUL HE ART AND GIVES HONORWHERE HONOR IS DUE. Mr. S. W. Capps, of Scottsville, Ma coupin county, 111., writes under date of Aug. 20,1880, to Dr. Swayne & Son: "I sent to you for three boxes

THE TERRE HAUTE WETCKT.V GAZETTE.

Six genuine Arabs filed their preliminary appltcations in the United States Court in Washington, a few days ago, to become citizens of the United States. One of the applicants, who speaks En~lisli very well, was with Henry M. tanley in Central Africa when he was hunting for the great explorer, Dr. Livingstone.

Charles Dslmonico, the renowned restaurateur of New YorK, has reccntiy recovered an eightieth interest in the celebrated Robert E. Lee mine at Leadville, which he claimed by right of an option on the property secured by one of the parties defendent, whom he provided with the funds necessary t^, obtain,(guch bond.s $ .i"

4All

healing

Ointment,' having had the Itching Piles for about 23 years, and have been treated for them by eleven different doctors, and have paid out at least five hundred dollars—yes, I would be safe in saying one thousand dollars—but never was cured of that itching which annoyed me almost to death. When I became warm, particu larly at night, the itching would iegin, and the only relief was to bather cold water, sometimes as often as six or seven times in one night. I concluded to try your Ointment, and the result is a perfect cure, and I will say that it is the bes Ointment in the world, and will rccom mend it to one and all as good Sold by all leading druggists. In Terre Haute by Buntin & Armstrong i,

The Eagle Absen.

N. Y. Evening Post.—Where was Presi" dent Garfield's eagle—the enterprising bird that perched on his hou9e on the day ot the Chicago nomination—idurag all of yesterday's imiosing show 1 i'aK

Health is Wealth

Dr.E C. West's Nerve and Brain treat ment: .specific for Hysteria, Dizziness Oonvenon, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermatorrhoea, impotency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by over-exer-tion, self-abuse, or over-indulgence, which lead to misery, decay and death. One box will cure recent cases. Each bos containing one month's treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes for five {dollars, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any case With each order received by ns for six boxes accompanied by five dollars, we will send the purchaser our written guar antec to return the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees dssuedonly when the treatment is ordered

•KTTT ... direct from us. Address JOHN C. WEST ft CO., Sole Proprietors, 181 and 183 W

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Madison street, Chicago, 111. Sold by all Druggtsts.

Chicago Not a Sumner Resort.

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ENFORCING THE C0ERCI0B ACT.

Arrests of Land Leaguers—One ProtestiM) in the Name of the American Republic.

*"*4 New York Herald Special. A number of prominent Land Leaguers were arrested in County Kerry thia morning, and are now on their way to Dublin. The Kilmainham jail, where they will be lodged, will be guarded by a strong force of police and military. Further arrests are announced as having been made in West Cork and County Clare. So far upward of twenty persons have been arrested in the country districts. No arrests in city have been made

News is received here that the Ural arrest under the Coercion act has been that of Joseph B. Walsh of Castlebar, a merchant with large business. He has been prominently indentified with the Land league movement. Mr. Walsh is a cousin of Michael Davitt. He left Castlebar at 2 p. M. for Dublin, and was followed to the train by a large crowd of people, who were cheering him and groaning at the police. Great excite mcnt prevails at Castlebar.

Cornelius Keogh of Carricklish, County Linerick, was arrested to-day at his residence on the charge of intimidation, and brought to Dublin. Michael P. Boyton, a League organizer and one of the tratraversers, was arrested in Kildare on charge of inciting to murder and other acts of violence. When taken into custody, he protested against the act in the name of the American republic. Walsh, Keogh, and Boyton are„now lodged in Kilmainham prison.

Boyton, on being arrested, declared he was an American citizen, and claimed the protection of the United States. It is understood that Hartington and Power of Tralee haye also been arrested. Each prisioaer ^.to-day was presented with a copy of the warrant specifying the charge on which he was arrested! Keogh is an extensive farmer. Walsh's warrant charges him with intimidation in the County Mayo.

warrant has been

issued fer the arrest of Nally, one of tbe traversers. Afresh batch of warrants were issued to-night.

t* 3

How publicly and as a maUerof course the traffic in "black ivory" i3 carried on by }he Dutch Boersjin South Africa Lord Kimcerley recently showed in Parliament by a quotationfrom a letter writen fcy the wife of a Boer, in hich she state that a Boer had come home with sixs head of cattle and one Kaffir girl, and that another came home with thirty-two large Kafiir girls, whom he was selling for half a sovereign apiecc." ^.

The curtains of a box in a Hartford variety theatre are drawn close together at the beginning of the performance each evening. Laughter and other noises are heard, and at length the manager, stepping to the footlights, warns the occupants that they must be quiet or quit. After an interval of silence the sounds of scuffling precede a pistol shot a woman shrieks, and the form of a man is thrown out on the stage but it is only a man of straw, as the excited audience discovers.

A Little Giant

Sent out through this State a short time ago, has lecn working wonders on worn out silver-plated ware, making it as good as new. It will also accomplish its work on copper, tin, pewter, Zinc or iron. The "Little Giant Silver Plating" will be sent by mail, one box for 25 cents, or bv express, 12 boxes for $1.50. Address Miller & McCormick, Beverly. ,t

Independent of the cluti chambers of his party, Lord Randolph Churchill has a pretty private residence in St. James's place, on St. James's square. Over the table at which ho works is a charmingly executed portrait of his wife, daughter oi Leonard Jerome, who still holds her own without difficulty among the crowd of professional beaut ios of home growth [jord Randolph and his party sit on *he front opposition bench below the gangway. He is regarded as the jeune premier Sir Drummond Wolfe, grave, sedate, and spectacle*! as the "heavy father," Mr. Goorst, glass in eye, as the clever lawyer and Mr. Balfour as the "rich uncle from America."

Lizzie Harold has joined Haverly'. "Widdow Bedott" company for the remainder of the season.

A Monument of Gold v-

Should be erected in memory of the inventor oi "Anakesis," the great external Pile Remedy. Mr. James J. Bii^sett, of Erie, Penn., writes as follows: Messrs. Neutoaedter & Co.:

GENTLEMER—Enclosed find P. O. order for $1.00, for which send box "Anakesis." I have used two boxes and feel it my duty to say to you that by the use of your simple remedy I have been raised rom the Drink of despair to the joyful hope of soon being able to declare myself entirely cured. One month's trial, at the small expense of the cost of a box of

Anakesis" has given me more relief than two years doetoring with our best physicians here. Surely a monument of gold should be erected in memory of the inventor of Anakesis. Send at once if possible.

I shall be pleased to reply to amr one who inquires as to the merits of your valuable medicine, should you see fit to publish this.

Sencerely your servant, JAKES J. BASSETT, Erie, Pa. "Anakesis" is sold by all druggists. Price $1.00 per box. Samples sent free all sufferers on application to "Anakeis" Depot, Box 8,940, New York.

Canctrous Affections.

of the mouth may be speedily cured by use of SOZODONT. It never failed to remove the cause, and restore the mouth and teeth to beauty and health. It injures none, and cures all. It is most pleasant to the taste, and conservative of good looks.

SPALDING'S GLUE

Chicago oleomar

garine gives people the choleni in the winter time, what may we look for when sammer comes?

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DYSPEPSIA.

Used CIANS of EUROPE and AMERICA.

like the shirt of Nes

sus, cannot be pulled off.

MO»K than sixty thousand of Dr. Pierce's Liver Pads were sold the first year of Intro* auction aad since then Its sales have mpre tbantrebled. Physicians and patients speak highly of It, and Dr. Miller, of Washington, depends upon it more largely than any other remedy he has ever nsed. Several other physicians say the same thlng.""See advertisment elsewhere.

Valuable

Remedy

©•*n.

Sir

DR. HARTIK'S IIKHT Toirrc is a preparation Ot Protoxide of Iron, Peruvian Baric and the Fboe» phates, associated with the Vegetable Aromatic*. Endorsed by tins Medical Profession, anl recom* mended by them ft»r Dyspepsia. Genrral Debility. Imal« Diseases, Wast Tllat Iftx, Herreni PrMuatles, Uonvsleseesce from Fever* aad Chtosto Chills sa4 wer. It serves every purpose where a Toxic is necessary.

Swbctired THE DR. DARTER MEDICINE Ga, do. 213 Hortb Hah Street, St. Louis.

ETROLEUM JELLY

approved

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Sashes, Doors, Blinds &c• &c. AND DEALERS IN

Lumber, Lath Shingles, Glass,

Corner Mufberry rnd

Nn*hf

quantities of ten or one hundred bushels, by

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Beady to take orders for bras3 or siring music Leave orders at Bcott Gnnn's rJaar Ire 15 Main. «r Sy1 vaster Owenis' "2 Ohlos

A.vrov Mtsraa's :n" :J Lafer Beer Brewer]*,

THE LAEOEST IN THE STATE,

The beer is unexcelled for purity and ex06li6lic0« Su pplled in kegs of all sizes to tbe trad,® nd families. .« in &

Brewing every day the year round, without intermission.

CAN'T BE BEAT.

To Nervous Safferers-The Great Euro pean Remedy-Jr, J. B- Simpson's Specific Medicine

It Is a positive cure for Spermatorrhea Seminal weakness, Impotency, and all disease* resulting from Self Abuse, as mental anxiety, loss of memory, pains in the buck id a diseases that lead to consumption, in sanity andan early grave. Tho Specific Me icine if be in with wonder ful success.

Pamphlets sent free to all. Write for them and get full particulars. Price. Specific, $1.00 per package or sCr packages for £5.00. Address all orders to

J. 8IXPS0N MEDICINE CO No. 108 Main Street, Buflhlo, N. Y. Sold In Terre Haute by GROVES LOWRY.

City Dye House

Ko. 660 Main street.

NELCEN 1L EHRENHARDT

Proprietors.

F. HALKIER, Dyer. We eannot adopt the old scheme, bat do our work with the last and best improved machinery. A specialty made of cleaning kid gloves and plumes.

No '12,306. State of Indiana, county of Vigo In tne Vigo Circuit Court, February term, 1881. Bernard M. Koopman vs. Robert A.

Allison, Charles H, Smith, Howard L. Johnson, Jame* J£ .Stone and Charles Stewart, et. aL Be it known that on the 19th day of Feb., 1881, it was ordered by the Court that the* Clerk notify by publication aaid Robert A* Allison, Charles H. Smith, Howard L. Johnson. James R. Stone, Charles Stewart, as non-resident Defendants of the pendency of this action against them.

Said defendants are therefore hereby not! fled ef the pendency of said action against them and that the same will stand for trial at the April term of said Ceurt in the year 1881.

V. MARSHALL, MXR&ILL N. SMITH Atty. Cierk

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CiBAXD MEDAL AT THE PHILADELPHIA EXPOSITION. SILVER 9£1)AL AT THX P1BU EXPOSITION.

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The Toilet

Article* from pars

Tualiae—snch as Pomade VasellM Vaseline Celd Cream,

For the

Treatment of

Vaseline Camplor let Vaseline Toilet soaps, are laparlor te say iVailar wk VASELINE C0NFECT10KS. An sKTMsblsform oftafe ing Vaseline internally. aa CENTS A BOX. COLGATE &

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Paints, Oils and Builders Hardwar

Terre Haute Ind*

WE WARM THE WORLD

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LANCASTER COAL

The Lancaster is a Block Coal^ burns slow ly, yields more heat and makes

less aehes tlian any other coal sold in the market Sold at the same price, in

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McKeen Cad et Sand

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DR. PIERCE'S".

KIDNEY PAD.

A sure, pleasant and speedy remedy for all forms of Blabetes, Profuse, Scanty or High Colored tion of tlie Kidnei Gravel and Uriel in the Back, and Weakreas of the Nervous and Urinary System. Klglity one thousand of these Pads were sold In the first year of their introduction, and their scales reached the enormous number of 'J25,000 the past year. They are vorn over the kidneys without inconvenience, and cure quickly and permanently. Six thousand certificates of cure, many of them sworn affidavits, in possession of the proprietors. It has cured when all other remedies have failed. For sale at$1.00 each by the leading druggist in every town in the United States and Canada. Cheapest speoifie remedy in the world.

)i ifiniivioi* rfoittiiCt can«

or Hifk Colored IJrlne, Infflama»ys, Early ftta*esof rhts Disease, Pain

DR. PIERCE'S

LIVER PAD.

PRICE 81.00.

Positively and permanently every formof FRVSR AND AQOK, DUMB AOCE, BILIOUSNESS, JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, FATTY, TOKPID OR INACTIVE LIVER, INFI.AMATION AND ALL DERANGEMENTS OF TUB LIVER, STOMACH AND BLOOD. Worn without inconvenience: does away with all nauseous medicines. Highest testimonials from peo-

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le of all classes habits and vocationsafHdavitts by the hundred. Dr. Pierce's Liver Pud has cured hundreds of cases giveh up by physicians as Incurable There were 180,000 thousand sold Inst year. Nothing In t-lie history of specific medicine lias ever equalled it.-*-Always helps: nearly always cures. Cheap.speedy, effective. For sale at $1.90 cach, by tn* leading druggist in every town in the UnitflU States and Canada. If your druggist does not keep Dr. Pierce's Pads.seuu one dollar in a registered lettcrto the PIERCE PAD.

Co., Chicago, 111.,

and receive one by return of mail. Fer sale only by OROVER & LOWKRY

'^"APPLICATION FOR LIC ENSE Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo County^ Indiana, at their April' term, for a license to sell "intoxicating liquors," In a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank •n my premises for one year. My place of business and tbe premises whereon said Jiquors are to be sold and drank are located at No. 823 Main street, on south side in Second Ward in Terre Haute in Harrison tp., Vigo Co., Ind. PjrrKB F«i sz.

oes it pay to have Corn and cob Ground Together for Feed? The Pamfred and

Tallin IF Wood«tock{Coan.) far mer's clubs after investigation and carefol trial show following

pork, and of whole

result: Pa jpburid or cornmeaMrnen mixed with the cob, 5% lbs. of clear corn meal, without the cob pro* duces one pound of

it requires six pounds corn to make one

pound of pork. The "Big Giant" corn mill is the "Boss"—and the only mill that will grind corn with shack on without extra expense or attachment. It is a rapid grinder. It is the only mill that will grind corn and cob successfully, and grind shelled corn fine enough for family use. For sale by

E. COORDE8 A Co.

8 W corner of Seventh and Hulman streets

J^OTICl The following order was passed by the Board of Commissioners of Vigo County, la*., at their December term, 1M to wit:

Ordered that from and after the first day

sated to them by the statues of the State of Tnil«n«. Attest. ANDBKW GRIMES,

Auditor Vigo County.