Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 October 1881 — Page 3

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SILENT GIUEFB.

There are sighs unheavetl, thsre die tears g. unwept*? T'l

"Where are luflfc* un»troOg. then* are harps nnswepl There are griefs unknown, ^there are tkoughts untold

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tiiat beat warm when they

Willi but coldj

Thero ara loves oulost when tlwy seem so dead c**? fit There-are wobnds unseen that have often hied, Fpr the soul Jcels ,raost when in silence deep, It lives unheard as the winds in their sleep.

There arc sorrows dark that o'ercloud our wny, And that shade $heheart in our lifes glad day I I Thereafejo^ffenlielt, Uifre ure hopes unfed: 'JL'hisro are pledges hushed, there are vows

unsaid ,«

There are flowers dead among the spring leaves There are treasures lost among golden sheaves Thero ure memories sweet, and we love them well Bnt the oye grow din: as their currents swell.

There are friendships gone Hfce the dews of raorn There are smiles now turned to the coldest scorn There aro dreams we loved in the days gone by, "Whan the sun was warm and so bright onr sKy, That are passed lilce spray on the oceans breast, When the storm 1ms ceased and flie waters rest, And the heart .grows sad that its leaves have fled, That its hopes ore gone and its garlands dead.

There are scenes we know that arcs faded now Thero are gathered wreaths and a shaded brow, Thero are songs "unsung that Wfc love to hear When the heart was fresh and its pleasures near Thero are footsteps hid in the sands of time. Thero are voices stilled in this earthly clnne, j»

But ttie echoes come from the'boundless Nliore, That lies beyond in the vast evermore.

There arc prayers we breathe for the ones we love, Whilst we linger here from ODr home above, Yet we smile to think that our griefs will cease, And onr hearts rejoice In an endless peace j.'ar jvway above the etherial blue Where each soul is glad and each heart Is true, We will live in love, and her radiant beam Will Inspire the soul with a heavenly dream.

STOJNE THE WOMAN.

Yes, stone the woman—let the man go free! Draw back your skirts, lest they perchance May touch her garments as she passes But to him put forth a willing hand To clasp with his that led her to destruction And disgrace. Shut up from her the sacred Ways of toll, that she may no more win an Honest meal, but ope to him all honoiable Paths where he may win distinction. Give him fair, pressed-down measures Of life's sweetest joys. Pass her. toll, maiden, with a pure, proud face,

If she puts out a poor polluted palm JBnt lay thy hand in his on biidal day. And swear to cling to him With wifely love and tender reverence Trust him who led a sister woman To a learfnl late, Yes, stone tli» woman—let the man go free Let one soul suffer for the guilt of twoIs the doctrine of a hurried world, Too out of breath for holding balances Where nice distinctions and Injustices ,Aic calmly weighed. But ah! how will it be On that strange clay of.flnal fire and tlaine,

When men snail stand before the one True judge? Shall sex. 111 ako ihen A difference in sin? Shall He, The scarcher of the hidden heart. In His eternal and divine decree, Condemn the woman and forgive the mnn?

FROM A BALLOON.

JAHKM VHiTCOMU RIT,KY.

Ho! we are loose! Hear how they shout, And how their clamor dwindles out Beneath us to the merest hum Of earthly apclaination, Come, Lean with me here and look below— Why, bless you, mau! don't tremble so! There 1b no need of fear up here Not higher than the buzzard swings! There steady, now, and feast your eyes,® ^^^fclee, we are tranced—we do a ot rise—

It is the earth that sinks from us-3 'w But when I tlrsl beheld it thus, IjT I And felt the breezes downward flow, ,And heard all noises fall and die jUntil but silence aud the sky

Above, around me, and below. Why, like you now, 1 swooned almost ®. «With mingled awe and fear and giee-^ *As giddy as an hour-oid ghosts, ..*• That stares into eternity.

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ltrGESK KIEI.I.

"Say, Rue, sec how I sue aud sigh,

1 And cn the lea lay low Foi I upon this day do die If you, O Sue, say to."

No tell tale sign does she shy show While he his mod plea plies The tear drops that do downward flow

Ooze as case from his eyes.

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For answor knew no nay.

ELIXIR Vitre for WomeD.—Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham 332 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass., has made the discovery! Her Vegetable Compound is a positive cure for female complaint. A line addressed to this lady will elicit all necessary information

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ITM A GLANCE

At the Principal Events of the Week

For the Benefit of the Additional Sa urday Headers

HOME NEWS.

Laura Ellis died Monday. William Lintz died Sunday night in his twenty-cighlh year, of typhoid fever.

M.N. Diall went to Boston Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Pinnell, of Kansas City, have been visiting Mr. Alvey'a family.

Mrs. L.D. Olin went Sunday night to Chicago to buy goods for her extensive irillinerv establishment.

John j. Haley left last night for Junction, Ohio, where he is running astovel for the I. & St. railroad.

Mr. Theodore Fromjnt. of New York, is visiting her sister Mrs. H. Blinn. Mrs. Belle McLeod Smith's Paris franco address is 20 Rue Des Batignollcs. She is taking singinffjlessons of Prof. Mortel, a distinguished teacher.

Wm. |Kearn, who has been living in Pueblo, will spend the winter here. 11. C. Davis, formerly of this place, is now residing at Brainard, Minn, lie has secured a position in the machine works there.

Prof. 1). Brenneke will conduct dancing classes here Mondays, Thursdays »nd Fridays evenings.

A Union Temperance meeting was held last Sunday, afternoon aod. evening ir the tent in C!-urt Park. Col. Hoy addressed the assembly. Appropriate resolutions were prepared in Memory of the late Miss Flannigan.

Mr. Woolsey has appointed Mr. Weed traiu dispatcher in the place of Mr S. S. Morris, who has resigned to take his old position.

Mr. Luse's barn, on south Fourteenth street, in Mont Rose suburb, burned Sndday night. No horses lost.

Last week Grand Receiver A. O. U. W. A. B. Salsich sent out a charter to Brenen Lodge seventy-one which starts out with twenty five memliers at Brenen, Ind. \V. C. Mitchell's Pleasure Pait} appeared at the Opera House in "Our Goblins,'' or "'Fun on the Rhine."

Juliu9 Meineckeis now in New York. He will sail for Europe in a few days The Illinois Midland ran an excursion train to Springfield Tuesday.

The grocers association met Wednesday eveniug at the Mayor's Court. The following marriage licenses have been issued this week

Albert McDougal and Ada Haller, Abe Berry and Acidic McC'lellan, Lafayette Liston and Bell Forbes, Jable W. Riley aud Martha E. Thornburgh, Wm. M. Little and Ada E. Rader, Elmer Jarvis and Lorinda Deal, N. R. Moore and Jennie Barbour, Charles

Meeker and Katie

Boyd, William J. Morgan and Grace Hudson, Joiiu A. Siner and Sailie Jones, Alfred C. Ivuykendall and Elizabeth Ferguson.

B. Vogcs has sold his saloon to M. Gosnell. Mr. Bud Scott and his mother went to Indianapolis Tuesday.

J. B. Hughes left Monda for Martin County Springs this week. Wm. Pothy. sold live phaetons last week and two this.

T. B. Snapp was presented Monday night a desk by his employes. Mrs. Brown, the woman chased by her husband across the commons, died a few days ago at the poor farm.

The Occidental Club gave an entertainment Monday night. Ham. Thixton, who had his leg fractured falling through the hatchway of a stable, is getting along very well.

The Phoenix Foundry is making the handsome iron front for President Mc Keen's last new building.

W. A. Hayes, Jabez Smith, John Austerloo and Fiank Summers, firemen were arrested Monday for stealing cigars ftom die store of P. C. Madigan, which was partially burned last week. Hayes confessed to haying taken one box, and was discharged, butlioient evidence could not be obtained to convict the others, they will remain on the force.

Tuesday morning a register in Garrabrant & Cole's dry goods house was taken up lor repairs. Not knowing it Miss Mamie Smith fell in and was considerably bruised.

Vliil. May had a letter in Tuesday's GAZKTTE

writteu from Bingerbrack. He

writes that he is in splendid health and enjoying himself, Mary A. Mitchell is sueing for a divo ce lrom Wm. A. Mitchell.

Dora A. Clark is seeking to obtain a divorce from Levy Clark. Airs. Brady, went Tuesday morning 30 Alabama where Mrs. James D«wney is dangerously sick.

Mrs T. B. Johns aud Mrs. A. J. Kelly, are visiting in Decatur. Mrs. James Gibson 01 south Twelfth street has typhoid fever.

Miss Cora Howe has becoms a toeihber of the clerical force at Hobergj Root and Co's

Will Griffith has returned from New Mexico. Superintend ant L. J. Charlton, of the Plaintleld reform school has been in the city looking for a runaway boy named Wm. Shaw.

Burglars entered Joseph H. Brings' bouse Thursday, for the third time in two days. They secured verv little.

It i3 reported that fourteen cases of typhoid tever exist in the fourth ward. George Durhatft and wife returned yesterday lrom Chiengo.

Thursday night a little baby was left at Guf Arn's dooit It was sent to the poor farm.

Kidder Bros, mill will be started the first of next week. Louis Ripley is visiting iu Columbus, Ohio.

Miss Annie Nurnberger ot Athertoa died Saturday October ldth. She has many friends in this city.

recent lett«r from J8d. Baur, who is in lower California,states that he has had

(another

attack of pneumonia and is not

so well as he has been. Myers &Tully have opened a fish market on South Fourth street.

In four days last spring Emil Bauer sold $1,700 worth of millinery. Anew society consisting ot the Homeo pathic physicians has been organized. They met at Dr. Palmer's office on Sixth street Tuesday.

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Mr. Charles Meeker was married Wednesday night to S,iss KatieB yd at the residence of Jno. Sykes on south Sixth street. They went immediately to housekeeping on south Fourth

Dr. Robert Van Valzah, Judge 1 bom as B. Long and Rev. F. S. Dunham were iu Indianapolis Tuesday on Masonic business.

S. R. Baker has been to Chicago attending the exposition. Edward Gilbert and family have been iu Chicago this week.

Mrs. Humaston has been visiting in Chicago. J. A. Parker and wife went to Chicago Tuesday night.

Mrs. Stivi' Helding has been visiting Mrs. Brvant. A. b\ Eiser, D. H. Wright anc! wife and \V. H. Fisk we.it to Chicago on the excursion.

B. F. Havens and wife went to Chicago Tuesday night. Mrs. Melviu and Mrs. Yates will return to-morrow night fro*n Chicago. 31 r. Louis Graff and bride returned from Belleville Wednesday night.

Pete Kaufman, Wallie Austin, Press Sterrett, A. B. Barton and A. E. Shrador went on the Chicago excursion.

Mrs. Wolfe went to Chicago Tuesday night, where she was summoned by the st nous illness ot her daughter, Mrs. Martin.

An infant child ofC. E. and Eva Pe:k died Thursday morning. Miss Nora Boston died of consumption at her mother's residence Thursday.

The partnership existing between Eaton & Combs has been dissolved. A Eaton continues the business at the old stand opposite the Terre Haute House. A. II Woodruff, of Brazil, has bought Comb's interest. fl

C. F. Felt as was elected Grand Guard of the Wigwam at the Grand San Council of the I. O. 11. M. in Indianapolis Wednesday.

Buiglars got into the iesidencegof Frank lioseman on the corner of Fnth anil Eagle Thursday morning, but were scared away before they secured any thing.

President McKeen has contracted for 200 coal cars with the Indianapolis Car Works.

Miss Jennie Barbour v.'as married Wednesday afternoon to Mr. N. R. Moore, of Oakland, 111. A number of friends attended the wedding reception given at the bride's home four miles West ot town.

I. K. Clatfelter went to El Paso, Ills. Thursday, to attend the funeral of his tather.

At the poor farm are two gills, one seven aud another eight, and two orphan boys live and nitu, awaiting adoption in some family.

Thursday morning a horse attached to one of E L. Girduer's transfer wagous tell down on East Main street and died.

St. Benedict's Catholic church held a fair Tuesday Wednesday and Th»rsdayt evenings of this week.

Miss Rauch was voted the silk dress. Mrs. Herring was voted the most popular married lady and received a dressing oase. Miss Mary Orth won the bible. W. F. Wagner the silver cake stand and Airs. Jos. Frisz the cradle. Miss Mary Schuiitz was voted the gold watch. Joe Miller got the gold headed cano as the most popular grocer.

Wednesday nigh!, some tramps asked permission to sleep in a hay rick, belonging to Mr. King, the dairyman northeast of the city. Mr. King told them it was not safe for any one to sleep there. The

tramps

Mr. and*Mrs Willard Kidder have re-: The Seventh Annual Reunion of the turned from the Last. Eleventh Indiana was held at CrawFonlsThedry mountain Mining company vijle Wednesday. held a meeting of stockholders Tuesday. Hock Mag ire, for over twentv yea's at Mitchell & Taylor's office. jch'ef of tlie tire department at Oihcini &ti,

Fredeiick Warde played Othello at the died Thursday. Opera House Thursday night. The Great Eastern has en sold for H. (J. Gilbert returned from the East £3Q,00». Monday. 1 A large ship, name imknown, aid a

The tirm of H. Kobinson fc Co. has schooner were wrecked Wednesday night dissolved by mutual consent Chas. L. ott'Dundee. Braman retires H. Rouinson continues Uichard W. Gilder will succeed lMe late

the business Mr. Will Morgan was married to Miss Grace Hudson in the parlors of the Congregational church ednesday evening. Mr "and Mrs. Tony Blake gave them a reception, after which Mr. and Mrs. Morgan repaired to the residence ot Mr. J. A. Morgan on south Seventh street, where they will keep house.

went ofl and set lire to the hav,

destroying $200 worth.

T1CLEGRAPIIIC NEWS.

Workmen began Monday to tear down the Garfield pavillion and atches in the park. The dais upon which the body lay in state will be preserved in the western reserve Historical rooms. The relics will be preserved in thecapitol at Columbus the City Hall and Military Armories at Cleveland.

The steamships Solier and Brittanic arrived safely at Liverpool Monday. The steamer Helvetia, which put back fo Liverpool on her voyage to New Yoik was much damaged in the late hurricane and must undergo repairs

The Pope in his addre?s to the Italian pilgrims of St. Peter's stated the deplora-' ble state of affairs placed before him. He said he was no longer secure in his palace that he was outraged in his person and dignity in a thousand ways.

Parnell is in the prison infirmary with uillon, Sexton and O'Brien. Fifty-two regiments have b2en ovdered to Ireland.

Six inches of snow fell at Quebec Cana" da Tuesday. Rev. William Queensbury, a minister of the Meth«dist church, fell dead in his pulpit at Bedford Ky., Sunday night.

The Mississippi is getting outside of its banks agaiti, and threatens to outdo the destruction of former years.

The Germanic brought $50,000 in gold to New York Monday. The British government has arrested J. J. O'Kelly^M. P. and William O'Brien, editor of the United Ireland the league orgim.

The Irish Times accuses the police of the fiercest excesses in dispersing the crowd Sunday. Twenty-three persons are in the Liinerick hospital with bayonet wounds.

A Chicago Milwaukee and 3L Panl train was aitched near Pewaukee, Wis., and fifteen persons were injured. A broken rail caused the disaster.

A cattle train of twelve cars was wrecked near Preston, Iowa Thursdays few cattlc •yeieipjttied.^w,,.aiww^^-,

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EKLXjQAZETTEr—

Dr. Holland as editor of the Century. formerly Scribner's Magazine. J. J. Cook who has typhoid fever is recovering.

Policeman Loveland is off duty with typhoid fever. Robert W Harrison went to Cincinnati this week to attend a Carriage Makers convention.

I. & C. C. Brown, the job printers, received and order from West Canada Wednefd y.

Mrs Richard Regan and bfer brother Charley Grubbs, are both down with typhoid fever.

Mr and Miss Philpot who have been visiting Mr. George C. Duy's family, returned to Chicago Thursday.* '"e

If you are tired taking the large oldfashioned griping pills, and are satisfied that purging yourself till you are weak and sick is not guod common sense, then try Carter's Little Lker Pills and learn how easy it is to be free from Biliousness, Headache, Constipation, and all Liver troubles. These little pills are smaller, easier to take and give quicker relief than any pill in use. Forty in a vial. One a dose. Price 25 cents.

Bayonet rule still gove-ns unhappy Irelaud, so say the dispatches. Ten thousand Laud Leaguers denounce the government.

VOX POP ULI.

The voice of an intelligent people de elates, that SOZODONT is an article of genuine merit, and their patronage contirms what their voice proclaims. There is no gainsaying this pronucniamento. Facts attested by the evidence of numberless respectable citizens {Irove that it is correct. No article for the teoth has such a wide popularity, and assuredly none exerts such a beneficient influence upon them, rendering, as it does, their structure more solid, and exterminating the seeds ot its decay. *"'f

Prof. King and the signal service officer, the balloonists, have made a safe descent in tbe woods near Chippewa Falls, Wio.

HALI*OF THE CAPITAL IN THE LOUISIANA STATE

The mail coach from Gainsville. Tex., was robbed for the fourth time this week Jersey cranberries are reported frost bitten.

BEA UTFIERS,.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with al1 the cosmetics of France, or beautifiers »f the world, while in poor health, and nothing will give you such good health strength, boayant spirits and beauty a Hop Bitters. Atrial is ci rtain proof. See auother column.—[Telegraph.

"MY TORMENTED BACK'' is the exclamation of more than one pooi hard-working man and woman. Do you know why it aches? It is because your kidueys are over-tasked and need strengthening, and. your system needs to be cleansed of bad humors. Kidney Wort is the medicine you need. "It acts likt a charm," says a well known physician. "I never knew it to fail." Liquid or dr\ sola by Druggists.—[Boston Post

LYDIA E. PIMUIAM's Vegetable Com pound wiil at all times, and under al cirriunataiH-i\s, act iu harmony with the

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that govern,the female system. Address Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass., tor circular,

The Military parade at Yorktown Thursday was a grand success. Nine no us an re in in

HEALTH AND HAPPIiNESS It sems strange that anyone will sti ffe from the many derangements brought on bv an impure condition of the blood, when SCOYILL'S BLOOD AND LIVER oYRUP will restore perfect health to the phystcal organization. It is indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and has proven itself to be the best blood purifier ever discovered, effectually curing scrofula, syphilitic disorders, weakness of the kidneys, all nervous disorders and debility. It corrects indigestion. It makes the old feel young, and the young feel gay and will invariably drive out of the system the many ills that human flesh is heir to. A single bottle will prove to you its merits as a health renewer, for it acts like a charm, especially when the complaint is of an nature having a tendency to lessen the natural vigor of the brain and nervous system.

BAKER'S PAIX PANACEA cures pain ia man aod beast. For use externally and internally. r,

DR. ROGER'S VEGETABEE WORM SYRUP instantly* destroys worms and removed the secretions which cause them

MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM.

OF LYNN, MASS.

DISCOVERER OT It1

LYDIA £. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

The Poaithre Cure

For ill Female Complaints.

.bis preparation, Ita same «Ifrnlflea, consists ot 'egetable Proporttos that are harmless to the meat delAte Invalid. Upon one trial the merits

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LOTTERY

After the last drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery i.was reported that Mr. Johu Conners, an engineer on the L. & N. road, had drawn half of the capital pnz( —$15,000. "I understand, Mr. Conners," said a reporter, "that you held half of ticket No. 4J3.713, the capital prize in thi Louisiana State Lottery." "Yes, sir, I did. On Wednesday before last (the 7th inst.) I bought three half tickets of the agent here." "Didyou have any trouble or delay in getting your money

"Not

a bit. On my return to Memphis I went to the Bank of Commerce, which collected the money for me. I got every cent of it.'" Mr. Conners is a fine specimen of the American mechanic, broadshouldered, well made and intelligent. There is no doubt but that be wiil put his money to a good use. The next drawing is on November 8th.—[Memphis Avalanche, September 20.

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tequent spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to he Change of Life. It will dissolve and expel tumori rom the uterus in an early stage of develomnent. Th« sndency to cancerous humous there Is checked very oeedlly by its use it has proved to be the

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best remedy that has ever been discover d. it permeates every portion of the system, nnd gives ,ow lit'eand vigror. It removes faintness,flatuleney, dotrrys allCTaving for stimulants, and relieves weakness i:the stomach it cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostration, icneral Debility, Slceplcssnes, Depression and IixU nation. That feeling cf bearing down, causing pain. o)gk and backache, is always permanently cured by »suse. It will nt all times, and underall clrcumstAn"3, act in harmony with the law that governs the •male system. ucr Kidney Comolalnts of either sex this compound .insurpassed.

.yJia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

prepared at233 and 235 Western Avenne, I.ynn, Mass ico

$1.00.

bottles for

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Sent by mail in the

of pills, also in the form of Lozenges, on receipt oricc,

$1.00,

per bo*, for either. Mrs.

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.-'.oly answers all letters of Inquiry. S*ind for pomAddress as above Mention this paper. \o family should be without LTD LA. & PINKHAM'

PILLS. They cure Con_'.'pation, BlliousaeM :j 1 torpidity of the

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tS cents set' bo*.

Sold hv ijuntin & Armstrong® Terre

Ricliardsons. & Co,, Wholesale Drug store.

For Fine Complexions.

Positive ralicf and immunity from "ompiikxious)l may :o:ind

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iioiia BJin. A and harmless :rtic!e. Soid Ly drag* n(»ry vhere. 3t Iinpnrtslhe niostbri??!:iut end and 1!::? c!c-t.-^t scrui iny it] :.iM\ All iinsiiu'itly disco'ora-

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Compound Tincture of the most valu

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remedies known to the medloal profession, prepared upon strlotlf pharmaceutical prjnolples. Jn experience of twenty-five yean proves it to bo

(MMAntidote to Malarfe and all other i|» nflnenoee known the workL Tbe only abmluietoaire

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all AfTectlona of tfce

4m mf the Throat and Lnnxt, it ia equaitf

fleaciom,

white ass flmedy for complaints peicnlia

ttw fwwato MS it baa no equal.

NOT A BEVERAGE

in aa .oU, rclteMe Htwehold Beaedri nomgnir adapted to aaatet nature. It «appOB» tOB» to the ataaacfa, ninv%ormtea tht tiseetifeoegaoa, atimnlatea the accretions, and pro. notiaf a raraiar MSbo? of tHa bowels, enaolea evoy iti aflotfed work reg» front those who nnd it laaoart and knpwt. brat.

IMwbere popular aa fn Loacuster, Pa., wben it

been in naa for more than a quarter a( a cemtun. Hlstaly •maaewlni ma a Geaeral Toift *M Appettxer. Sold by DrnnflaU emywhan

THE Mlilllkilrof HEALTH 1 lame aized paper deecripttre ot

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THI MlSHLKR HERB BITTERS CO, .Lancaster, la.

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and all complaint* arUlng from MSk and HnM Vinili It ci

tbe blood aad renlate* tbe bowela. It la a fc»ori« iiilli lin for wttfm. Prepared bf A. BOQBHP BOSS, Chemiats, 281 Bleecker Street, Sew York. ttBamlWilmltUlltifwfaiiili atuuiTAunioafiim.

^^DMINISTRATOB'S APPOINTMENT.

Notiee is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of the Isle Thomas Wade, de ceased. The estate Is supposed to be solvent

EDWARD

TeneJKaent, Oct.13rJ1881.

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Tfce|Paretta»d B.rst Xedicine ever Made. of Hops* Buchu, Mandreklt and Dandelion, with ail thp best and nxwt ClTuratlveproperties of all other Bitters. makes%tte greatest Blood Purifier, Liver Reg 11

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Life and Health Restoring

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Ko o^kan possibly long eadst where Hop Bitter* are ns%»4*»Ta*tod and perfect aro their cperati' Tfaj give

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To all whoae e%mployments caaw irreguUri ty ofthe bowclsoi^k urinary organs, or who require an Appetize^WTonic andir.lld Stimulant Uop Bitters are tnral^^uabte, without intox-

Are what

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The Only Vegetable Compount that acts directly upon the Liver andcuresLiverComplaints.Jaur^ dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos tiveness, Headache. It assists Digestion, Strengthens the System, Regulatesthe Bowels, PurifiosfV. i^Jood. ABooksentfree. AddresL Vr, Sanford, 162

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Dr- S, Silsbee' External Pile Bemedj' Oives matantrelief and la anlnfallible

CURE FOR ALL KINDS OF PILES,

Dy Ornjnflstseverywhere. Price, ft.00per bo* iaidbail. Sarapjea^to_Pb^slk )ana

orepafdbyma.il Saraples aentyi.. .. *na all sufferers, by Nenstaedterft Co^ ftv VorkClty. Solemaoaianturers ot "Anal***.'

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EATON & CO.

Successors to N. S. Wheat, dealers In al

grades of

Hard and Soft Coal, Wood anil Coke Block and Block ]Vut a Specialty.

Orders for any part of the city filled with promptness and despatch. Telephone connected with office.

Be it known that on the 28th day of Bep tember, 1881, It was orderea by the Courtthat the Clerk notify by publication said James H. Mller as non-residant of the pehdency of this action against hUn.

Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him and that the same will stand for trial at the November term of said Court in the year of 1881. MERRILL N. SMITH, Clerk.

C. Royse, atty. for plaintiff.

Por OhlllB ir

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ters. Don't wait until you m1** but If you only feel bad or miserable once* ltibaysar»7(mrnfe.nh^lft^^ hundreds tSOOwiUhepaidforaoalw1'*1" not [cure or help. Donot tattn\^et"aXtriaa^

Hilfer,but use and urge tham^k

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HOP

Betnember, Hop Bitters Is irunken noetraro, but the Punest^^^* Medlcino ever made the UTIUBS^ FMEID and ROnr* and no penw or family should be without them. D.lfC* Is an absolute and irrestfble cural forUnml niess, use of opium, tobacco and narcotic*. AH sold by druggists. Send for Circular. mm Mfc. C*.,

Rochester,K.Y aad Toronto, Ont.

this C.tm

ound will bo recognized, as relief is immedlato arj /hen Its uaeto continued, lit ninety-nine eases in ahun. red,apennanentcureiseffected^uithousanils will tesify. On account of its proren merits, it is to-day r®. •omiaended and prescribed by the best physician* in he country. (t will cure entirely the worst form »f falling it the uterus, Lrucorrhcea, lrregulu ml painful Menstruation, an

Dfi. SANFOROTS

NVI60RAT0R

Broadway,N. Y.

90» BALE BY AX.X. DHUOGIST^

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PKRRY GA.. April 11,1870.

I have watched the use or the mediolm now known as ''Swift's Syphilitic Specific'' over fifty years, and neverheard of a failure, to euro when properly taken. I commence*, the use of it on my slaves, between 1850 and 1865, tut also did a number of my neighbors, and In every case that came within my knowledge it effected a cure. In 1835 Ueo. Walker, bought at auction a slave not warranted. After the purchase it was discov ered he had had Svpliills for twelve years His head was without a hair on it. He treated him with this remedy, and ii? four weeks he was sound and well, and in a short time had as fine a head of hair as was ever owned by a negro. He owned this slave many years, and he naver had any return of the disease, nor lost a day's work.

Call for a copy of "Young Men's Friend. VANN SCHAACK, STEVENSON

H.L. DKNNARD.

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro1 prietors, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by Gulick & Berry.

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Sold by Gullck A Berry and all druggists.

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No. 12828. State of Indiana, County of Vigo In the Vigo Circuit Court, September term 1881. lsabelle Fuller, vs James H. Fuller in divorce.

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QTARTLING ^DISCOVERY!

LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.

A Tfctini sf yonthfnl imnrndence snsing FMMtnw Bpr, IhwiwwMMy, Loet Uanhoed, etc., hsring tried in vain every knows remedy JIM diaoorered a aimple aelfcnre.wbich he will send FBEE to his felkrw-anfferer*, ad» drpon J. H. REEVES. 43 Chatham St., N. Y.

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FitpatlcnU,tbey payiwf expnMage. Send nam& P. o. and exprrsa adlrn*i to Da. 111,1KB, 93K Arch St. Philadelphia, L's.

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