Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 November 1881 — Page 8

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Hoberg, Root

& Co.

Invite attention to SILK PLUSHES In leadirg new colors at $2.50 and well worth $3.

SURAH SATINS in leading colors,

at 60c, $1.00 and $1.15.

NEW BROCADES at $1.25 and $1.5

Mervelleux and Rhadames, a new lot,

Honeycomb Flannels in right colors for street and house sacques.

TRIMMINGS

laces and Embroideries for the sacques. FRINGES

Black Silk.

33 1 -3c to $15.00. COLORED SILK in every shade used

at 60c, 70c, $1.00 and $1.25.

518&52Q in st.

feebly bjuzcik.

THURSDAY, HOVEMBER 31880

LIORDIIN, TTK LLEC1C & Chicago, sell the best and cheapest Car Starter made. With atone man can move ft freight car.

Gentlemen

Will find that the National House iB tli* nicest place in ths city i^-t meals. To Uie traveling public superior attractions in rates' accommodation*. aud location arc ottered

Humer'8 Trov Laundry.

ss in keeping with tue imparlance ol a metropolis mimber'ng nearly 30,009 souls. The wo is done as r.icely as it tould be at Troy, N. Y. Work delivered to any part of the city.

A GIKLNB wanted at 1201 south Fourth

TUB Buffalo Bill troupe came up from Vincennes this afternoon.

EX-Secretary R. W. Thompson will leave for New York to-morrow, to be gone ten days.

AN advertiser wnnts a cashier and assistant book keeper. See "Wanted Cumm''4 jf -f,

TUB funeral of George Conzman will lake place at 8 o'clock to-morrow afterneon.

An advertiser wants to hire a delivery wagoa for two weeks.

RKMKMBKB the supper to be given by the ladies of Asbury church to-morrow sight

A supper will be given by the ladies of A*hnry church, iu the parlors of the church, to morrow evening.

TIUQDAIB & WILKKS will move into the room No. 656 Main street, McKeen's Block, on the 1st of December.

CITED by the Washington, (Ind.)

"vr^.v wfxif

Ga-

attU is the fact that the colts in that locality have a sort of lameness in the joints. J. F. Myers cured his by annotating with 8t. Jacobs Oil.

An Elkten, Md., paper mention# the of Mr. T. Deenen, of that place, who sufiered severely with rheumatic pains until he tTied a bottle of 8t. Jacobs Oil, which completely cured, bim.—[Indianapolis Journal. &1

DYNAMITE" EXPLOSION.

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THE JAILr.

The Contract Awarded to J. A. Park er & Co and Jas. Hook-

The Board of County Commissioners, this afternoon opened the bids for the construction of the new Vigo county jail It was intended to dispose of the matter this morning, but the illness of Commis sioner Wilson prevented. Three bids were received. They are as follows: antes Hook, everything but the iron work and steel jail cells bid, $9,800. Bondsmen, Terre Haute Stone Works and Samuel L. Fenner. The bid stated that other bondsmen would be added If re quired.

J. A.Parker & Co., iron work: bid $4,829.70. Bondsmen, John Wilkes and Robert Geddes.

The Terre Haute Stone works, stone work, cement etc. bid, $4,000. Mr. Hook's bid covered the offer of the Stone Works at a lower amount, and- the board, in the absence of any other bids awarded the contract to Parker & Co. & Hook. Both Messrs Hook and Parker were present when the bids were opened and were as much anaaed as anybody to find that not one figure or letter had been changed by that rascally "ring."

A Wall Street Court Scene.

Hannah Porter, of Happy Alley, entered the offioe of Justice Steinmehl this morning. She was accompanied by two or three small children. "Squire," blurted out Hannah "I've come to swear my life against a woman down in Happy Alley."

What did she do to you 5" asked the court. Threw brickbats in at my windows and nearly killed me would if I hadn't a dodged called me and my husband all kinds of names and said she'd waylay me when I went out after water." 'Better wait till she strikes you and then you can have her arrested for assault and battery" suggested a blear eyed bystander. 'Or fine her for provoke?" said another. "Or wait till she waylays you in an alley" exclaimed a professional juryman who spoke in dismal tones from a comfortable seat behind the stove. "This case is a serious one," said Prosecutor Leveque gravely" and you had better take it before the grand jury."

The woman departed, apparently satisfied with the interest taken in her case, but those in the court room winked at cach other and knowing smiles played around their lips for their isn't a Justice on Wall street who doesn't binver at the thought of trying to aujusta family quarrel from Happy Alley.

The Siock Exchange.

NEW YOBK, NOV. 2.--Considerable long stock was thrown overboard yesterday and the short interest materially increased The disbursements for interests and dividends yesterday are estimated at $10,000,000. A marked increase in the inquisitiveness of bank directors is noticenble. A strong investment demand exists for Northwest preferred. Baltimore & Ohio, and Buffalo, Pittsburg and western companies are making arrangements to build joint lines from Oil City to Chicago Junction, giving the Baltimore & Ohio a through line trom Chicago to Buffalo. Amsterdam and Fraukfort bought a considerable amount of stocks and bonds yesterday.

LATER.

Since noon there has been a heavy and excited buying of Krie and Western union. Erie common rose to 46J-a preferred to 90Va Western Union declined to 863^ and rose to 86%,

A Court Martial.

GALVESTON, NOV. 2.—The court martial for the trial of Lieut. Flipper (colored), of the Tenth cavalry, met yesterday at Fort Davis. Capt. Merritt Baker, of the Sixteenth infantry, appeared as counsel for the accused. Since the adjournment of the court martial last September Lieut. Col. James Van Voorst, of the Twelfth infantry, was detailed as an additional member of the court, and upon taking his seat was objected to by the accused. Tnc court sustained the challenge, not on the ground of illegality but because the accused was unwilling to submit the case to the court as constituted. Adjourned to the 3d iast.

Farmois' W*ar.

The best heavy boot in the market can be obtained at A. H. Boegeman's on south Fourth street.

He has a splendid line of rubber goods. As this is going to be a wet winter it will be an excellent idea both for health and comfort to invest. Boegeman treats an alike and he treats all niccly. Price low.

Jno. L. Thompson and bride arrived last night from Sullivan and are the guests of Mr. and Mis. M. B. Crawford at No. 1137 north Tenth street. They, were married yesterday at the residence of the bride's father, Commodore Riggs, Treasurer of Sullivan county. They will remain here a few days and then go East.

Prof. G. P. Loomie, Professor of music in the Indianapolis schools, is in the eity. He visited the High School ihis moruing and sang for the school. Prof. Loomis is here in attendance on the Baptist convention.

aia

Nov. Fifty-six

pounds of dynamite exploded in the house of a miner, at Red Fern, blowing the building to pieces and damaging thoee near by.

HOG AN, nigm watchman in the yards at 10 o'clock last night,

arrested a suspicious looking character: d£ra s£ and turned him over to Paliceman Dun-! rib

don. The man had a cocked revolver on his person when he was stopped by Mr. Hogan.

THERE

iV H.

\!r,

will be a supper given in the

parlors of Asbury church to-morrow night, by the ladies of the church to which the general public is cordially invited.

tr'Mm

OF RIGENONEWS.

The Confederate Bonds QuestionGam be? ta—Sexton Released.

CAUSE OF ROTHCHILD'S DEATH. LONDON, NOV.

AG OTHER REST.

Gilhooly, Secretary of the Bantrj, County Cork, branch of the laud league, has been arrested.

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

Loss on the Bourse the Cause of Rothchilds' Death—Arrest of Nihilists Parnell Seized With

Spasms-

A DENIAL.

.LOKMDOJF, Nov. 2.—The

Timts

denies

that the government has resolved to enter upon more direct? relation with the Vatican

WILL RETURN THB VISIT.

The Emperor and Empress of Austria, Crown Prince and Princess and Prince Leopold, of Bavaria and Princess Grizla, wiil in May next return the visit of the King and Queen, of Italy.

GAMBETTA.

PARIS,

Nov. 2.—It is expected that

Gambetta will shortly make a statement in regard to his policy either during the debate on the interpellation with reference to the government's Tunisan policy, or previously at the meeting of the majo'rity.

THOSE CONFEDERATE BONDS LONDON, NOV.

2.—The

tette

Pali Mall Oa-

says: "There is no truth whatever in the statement that there is a large amount of money in tbejbank of England deposited to the credit ot the Confederate government und available for the payment of Confedarate bonds." We ibelieve that it does not hold a single penny and doubt whether there is any such money in any bank in the country. The whole storv is a gross.fabrication ana the fitting product of a speculation that js DO substantial foundation.

2.—The

Truth

says:

"The late Baron James Rothchilds incurred losses on the Bourse in October mounting to 80.000,000 francs and his anxiety caused anenrism.

THE NIHILISTS—AN ARREST. ST. PETERTBURG, November 2.—The police have just made an important capture. Suspicions having been directed to the inmates of a house in a respectable quarter of the citj, the Police surrounded the place at night, burst open the doors, and ceized a man and woman who were preparing dangerous explosives. Socialist pampultts were found in the rooms. The man is a student. Last week numerous Nihilist proclamations were distributed about the city and several copies thrown into the barracks of the Imperial Guard. It is stated that the Czar hus lately received many threatening missives.

SEXTON.

LONDON,

November 2.—It is stated

that Sexton has been gi7en to understand that he is to go to France as a condition of his release from prison.

DI9TVJWJASCS3-

LONDON, November 2. ^-Disturbances continue at Bellmullet, County Mayo. The four persons wounded in an atiray Thursday last are dead and six more deaths are expected. Two hundred military and 200 police ere on the spot. The roads leading to Aglan are blockaded with to an id as be ok or the purpose of impeding the movements of the military. ,.t

TO GLADSTONE.

LONDON, Nov. 2.—The Secretary ct the Liverpool braich of the land league telegraphed Gladstone as follows: The elections yesterday show how your "resources of civilization" are appreciatedby one hundred and fifty thousand Irish citizens here.

WILL AL-FLV TO TnE LAND COURT. LIMERICK, NOV. 2.—Two thousand tenant farmers of the county of Limerick resolved to apply to the land commission to fix judicial rent or set aside unjust leases.

PARNELL SICE.

DUBLIN, NOV.2.—Parnell wa3 suddenly seized with violent spasms Sunday and suffered greatly several hours.

RELEASED.

Sexton has been released from Prison, on account of ill health. The Government has discovered the delinquent who conveyed Parnell's last manifesto from Kilmainham jail.

SILVER.

LOKDCN, Nov. 2.—Bar silver 5115-16 cents.

ARRIVED OUT.

The steamships Lord Clive, from Philadelphia Nova Scotia, from Baltimore and Rhein from New York arrived out,

ASSISTANCE.

PARIS, NOV.

2.—Egan states that sub

stantial support continues to be received from Amcrica and Australia. The Land League, he says, does not intend to establish a permanent center in any part of France. Bigger is here.

THE MARKETS.

-'V -V 1 •in.-V.U ««s BALTIMORE. WBSTBRH ASSOCIATED PRESS TKLWGRAM:]

BALTIMORE, November 2.

FLOUR—Quiet, unchanged western, nuerior. ^M.75#5.50 extra, 4.7506.80 family, VV^EAT—-Western, Strong No. 2 winter, red, spot and November, $i.3#J£@1.40 De-

January,

_and_ quiet

mixed eember( OATS—F 50@51c mixed. 48$lc9 Pennsylvania, 49@ 50c,

RYE—Steady [email protected]. HAY—Quiet prime to choice Pennsylvania. $1S [email protected]. PROVISIONS—Quiet, and easy: Mess pork $18.50: Bulk meats loose, shoulders nominal clear rib sides, nominal packed, shoul-

Bacon shoulders, 9%c clear 14@13c: Lard choice western

sides, ll%c hams,

refined, 12%c. BUTTER—Firmer for

^'EC^S—learce and firm for fresh, 25c. COFFEE—Quiet and firm rio, cargoes,

WHISKEY—Lower II 17ai.l7%. RECEIPTS—Flour, L*19 barrels Wheat 31,000bushels corn, 33,800 bushels oats, 1,600 bushels,,., ,,

SHIPMENTS—Wheat, 8,000 bushels corn 3 1M2 bushels. BALES—Wheats 000,000 bushels corn, 130.000 bushels.

PORK—Dull and weak spot, new mess. «7.75@18X0. LAUD—Firm and quiet steam rendered, »lU7j. "5"' CHICAGO. WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELECSVA*-"!

CHICAGO, November 2.

WHEAT—Firm and higher 11.30% cash •1.30J4 November |1.S2^@1.S3 December, |l.&t January.

CORN—Firm 62%c .eash and November 64aH%c December 68%c May. OA'Ih—Firmer 44c cash: 47)ic May.

LARD—Weak and easier $11.87% cash and November: $11.57% bid January. HOGS—Receipts, 31,000 head moderately active heavy grade*, 5c lower $6.45(16.60 light, [email protected].

CINCINNATI.

WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM:] CINCINNATI, November 2. FIjOUR—Quiet: family, $G.iiOa6.SO fancy, $7.3508.00.

WHEAT—Firm: No.2 red, $1.41%. CORN—Weaker: No. 2 !mixed67c. OATS— Dull: No. 2 mixed. 44c. RYE—Quiet: $1.08. BARLEY—Quiet extra No. 8 fall $1.10(8 1.12.

PORK—Nominal: $19 00. LARD—Quiet: $11.40. BULK MEATS—Quiet: [email protected]. UACON—Firm: [email protected]@tl.2i. WHISKEY—Active, firm: 81.11: combination sales of finished goods, 623 barrels on basis of $1.13.

TOLEDO.

WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM TOLEDO, November 2. WHEAT-Weak No. 2 red, cash, *1.35^ November, $1.35% December, $1.87% Jaauary, $1.40j4j February, 81.48%.

CORN—Weak No. 2 cash, 64c bid 84%c anked December, 64c January, 64%c asked May,

OATH—Nothing doing. NEW YORK. WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM:]

NEW YORK, November 2.

FLOUR— Receipts, 18,000 barrels sales, 12,. 000 barrels Quiet, moderately active. WHEAT—%@l%c higher, fairly active, speculative business Miles. 104,000 bushels No. 2 red November, $1.43® 1.44% 672,600 bushels December, $1.4t%@l.48% 828.000 bushels January, $1.49%@1.5l.

CORN—}'a@%c higher, less active: mixed western, spot, »7@70c future, 70@74%c sales, 240,000 butnels.

OATS— higher western, 46%@54c, sales, 80,000 bushels, including No. 2 December, 40%c January, 51Vjc.

Grtat Gwmta

REMEDY

FOB

NEURALGIA,

SCIATICA,

LUMBAGO, BACKACHE,

4?® ilCOUT, SORENESS

JIKr orini tyjj CHEST,

jjjltiitii" '-.: SORB THROAT, QUINSY,

SWELLINGS IND SPRAINS, FROSTED FEET

AND

EARS,

13 URNA AHD SCALDS,

BOOILf PAINS.

All otiisr

AKD

ACHEfi.

No Preparation on earth equals ST.JACOBS OIL a SAFE, SCRE. SIMPLE and CHEAP External Itemed/. A trial entail* but the comparatively trifling outlay of fiO CENTS, and every one Buffering with paiu can h&Te cheap and positive proof of its claims.

DIRECTIONS ELETE5 LASGUACE8.

SOLD BY ALL OROQOISTS AND DEALERS IN MEOIGINL

A. VOGELER & CO.

Jialttmore, Md., U. 8. At

TERRE HAUTE

The practical operations of the association are plain, the management most economical, and ior a smail investment, sure and large returns may be secured.-

OFFICERS:

M. S. DURHAM, President. Jomx F. GULICK, Vice President. DICK T. MORGAN,Secretary. WILSON N'AYLOR, I reasurer. ^JAXES N.

ra™.SHS?r, (tamlMuiwri'

SECRETARY'S OFFICE,

No. 521 Ohio Street,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Archbishop Pnrcell-

CINCINNATI, NOV. 2.—The report tha Archbishop Purcell is at the point of death at Ursaline convent is untrue. He is better than a few months ago.

$69

feiQHT

-MBU

44XC December

RYE—Lower *99. BARLEY—11.08. WHISKEY—11.15. PORK—WeRk and lowor $16.35 cash $16.35 November $17.60 January.

wtirt

RADICAL CURE

ORGANIC WEAKNESS

GENERAL FE

MIDDLE AGED

TOOTH, EAR AJ*Z HEADACHE, •3D

MEN

three (eaoagh month

last

Marriage Benefit

ASSOCIATION.

Thaobjttct of the associatiou shall be to ancourage matrimony and give financial aid *o men and women nt the commencemen of married life. To secure this end it slib.ll be the purpose of this associatiou to cmcourage small coutributious to a common endowment fund, for the mutual assistance of those who contribute to s«id fund, and from the amount so accumulated In this way, to give at marriage te those so contributing their pro rata share of such fund.

The business afihirs of the association shall be managed by a Board of Directors, chosen by those who held certMtffttes of snares representing the corporate prftperty of this association. The associatiou was duly organized under the laws ot the State of Indian on the 21st day of October 1881, and its articles of association are filed in the office of the Recorder of Vigo County, and with the Secretary of State. The treasure and secretary of this association have given bonds in soms of ten and five thousand dollars respectively for the faithful performance of their duties. Any unmarried person male or female, may secure to themselves a certificate ef membership by filinir an application in compliance therewith, and paying a membership fee.

that tbey nara aeqoiraa a their treatment of complU

nia

SHOCKWBY, General Agent. r*i

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Ounces^

THIS CUT IS 2-3 SIZE.

THE DL0E JACKET

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WILL stctrax

One Pair Elegantly Engraved Band Clasp Bracelets. Great Westers Jewelry Co.

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at-, ,« exj-.-ionr eartrlJra. withtb« BIX* J.iCKrr nnnn

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This Coupon

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WILL 8SCI'BE

One Extra Heavy Best PUUe Necklace Chain.

Grest TTe*tera Jewelry Co.

JTo.

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90c.

WILL sxcrax

One Set (6) Standard Coin Silver-Plated Forks. Great ITettern Jewelry Go.

This Coupon

A'o. 7

and $1.00

WILL sxcraa

Ono Set (6) Standard Cote Sllver-Plated Knives. Grest Weatfra Jewelry Co.

This Coupon No. O and $17

•WILL EXCT7HS

One Zjadtes* Solid Gold Hunting Case Wateh,

In an Elegant Jswti- Out.

Great Western Jewelry Co.

goods mill not

be accepted In connection with tbe CouponB. No more than

Havens' InsuranceAgency

EwtiiMinlied in 1863.

Xo the farmers of Yigo County Do not insure yourproperty with Iravellng 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 in be ore you are insured

PROF, HARRIS

iuuuib MI ^ta_

Ho. (lafflelcot to effKtV nf three moollki, will ret ton tha

Iorar

a permanent cure, anleaa In «ererecaM*,)tt| Ho.t,(laatti in tbe wont condition,)

$1.

Bant 1.

XUonsin

mall, plain wrapper!. FuU Dlno-^ for usloc will aeoompafijr each

IARKIT

JProparod and Bold OMhTby

HARRIS

REMEDY

CO.M%.Obrmistaj

AWO 8TH 8T»^ 8T. LOUI8, MO.

DSiBUTTS

DISPENSARY.

alUM 1U7 at 13 V. Ithftrnt, 0. LCU% MO. IMIIiMlM7atU

THS

PhTiiciaa* in charga of tbs old and wall known inatitation are rernlar gradoataa in madldna and surgery.

Taaie

Ot MMVsnsass

in tba ttaataaaet of

Gbronlo DlNMN bare made thair akill and abilfty ao much superior to that of the ordinary practitioner, tbay hara acquired national reputation through treatment of compltoaUd caaas.

i. iq or bones, treated with ano*

without aiiait Mwcury or Poiaonoua Medidnas. and those of middle an who are anihring from the eabcta of a

T^tima fcr business or marriage,

irmanentlv cured, at moderate UM

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B0EGEMA1,

Sonftl Fourth Street ctiler Beote and Shoes.

s£e£5

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Coupons for Non-Bondholders

With

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HEADQUARTERS

For these lines ol goods. He manufactures thein and will guarantee their quality.

Headquarters is the Place to ...Buy.

Protect Your Children Against Lh Wintry Winds

Mill and salesroomi loot at.d 1008, c&rtier Tenth and Main.

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AGENTS WANTED IMMEOfATELY for LfFE of

GARFIELD

early manhood valor as a Soldier career as a States" man: election to the Presidency, and the Traffic Story of his Death. Fastest selling,Book TOOlararepaces. Outfit50canth. Address

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c. RIDKOUT A CO.. IO

TTTR T*aorr |Ha»tra«M bar* made with tha BUT* JACUT at 17 Tarda Imr (hot V? to diuMt.r. CUT THIS OUT, IT WILL HOT aWpIAR laatauwrt

Barolav BTMAT V-

This Coupon Ifo. 9 and SOe.

WILL sacuas

One Kxtra Long Best Plate Opera Chain. Great Weatera Jewelry On.

This Coupon So. 4 and SOe.

WILL sEcraa

One Set (6) Standard Coin Bilver-Flated Tea Spoons.

Great VTentero Jewelry Co.

This Coupon No. O and 90s,

WILL sacraa

One Set (O) Standard Coin Stlver-PUited Table Spoona. Great Western Jewelry Co.

This Coupon No. Hand SS.SO

WILL sacraa

One Solid KlckeNSllver Stem Winder A SetterWatch

Warrantad to JTtsp CbiTttt Ttme.

Gnat Western Jewelry Co.

Any of the above Coupons, If cut out and sent to the ORXAT WESTERN JXWKLBY COICPAWV, CINCINNATI,O. with the amount required In rash as stated In the Coupons, will be honored by the shipment to an addrcas of tta article called for. Without the Coupon accompanies the order, I fee

mhippett,

This Coupon No. 10 and $93

WILL SECTOR

One Oente' Solid Gold Hunting Case Wateh,

WUhBft WwranUd MavsmenL

Great Western Jewelry Co.

ntui money will bo returned, as the prices quoted will only

be honored if sent In by one pernnn, but there is DO restriction ao to which four the sender shall select. All amounts under one dollar can be sent In silver or stamps. Address, GESAT WK8TSMf JEWELRY CO., 8. W. Oer. Fifth and Race St*., Cincinnati, 0.

four of the above Coupons

will

Jeatis aotl Klaiittels

U. R. Jeffers

—is—

J. M. 0LC0TT, Indianapolis, Ind.

A.E.BURKHARDT & CO

MANUFACTURERS OF THE

FUR-LINED WRAPS

\L —AKD—

Has something interesting to aaj to FARMERS. He has laid in such a stock of heavy, high top, solid, water proof boots and ant, strong rubber goods, as will be sufficient to keep all jour feet dry, and at small expense. Don't buy before yon look at what he has.

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Latest Paris Modes?

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SEALSKIN GARMENTS

(BEST EKOUSD DYE),

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FUR TRIMMINGSai

App licatlaa* ff*r fMdioa appro*! bafiea will rtceiva prsnpt aucn*f Ilea. a« ear aMaai containing if plaotMraplalc caplea af .(•« acweiii atTlearwni be aeut far HAUHA. TIOIV. npan receipt af •atUfactory reffcraiice, ta poraaata dealraua of parchaaiai:.

113 West Fourth St.,, CINCINNATI.

PRESIDENT

WrelL 8ise 19x24. FREE.

VWtnlL SiM 10X34,

Bend as Mfc Cmmtm In stampsi to PSf IK eznensaa and we win send tba F0f*

n^ sga and pectin iriii of ncm aerlpttm books tfcreee moatbs. IIIDBOUTACO.