Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 November 1881 — Page 7

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InuXE HASKi Dyspcp&la, Liver Diseases, Fever &

A que. Jib eumatinm, Zjvopsy, II c. Disease,

Hllimi rr". Debility, etc. The Be: '.--Si ENOWHtoHanl

12,000,000 Bottles HOLD SDXE 18TO. This Syrup possesses Varied Properties.

It NttmnlatM the Ptyallne In tbe Saliva, wlilch converts the Ntarrh and Sugar or the OmmI torn Rlnco«c. A deficiency In I'tynllne «?aii«*a Wind and Nonrliif of tbf food In tho •UMiiiU'h. If the medicine la liikcn Immcdl. Mt-lv after cutlng the feriuentutiou MTaod to i»i evonte«l.

It net* upon th T.lrer. It net* U|mii the Kldneya. It Keirulutc* th« ZIowcl*. It 1'nrlAcK the lltood, ft Onlele the Xcrvoua System. It Promo'"* III ere« It Moiirlahek, S(r-nffthen and InTlffnrnte*. It oorrlea off*the Old Hlood unit miikra new. It ufient the pore* of the akin und luducoa ttealthy Puniilrutlon,

It. neutralir.t-j ihe hereditary taint, or polton in the •vcM, which generates Scrofula, Erysipelas, uvA t.i M-inor of skin ili»ean*s and intorual humors

Tho re are nn upirita employed in ite manufacture. and „-un tie taken by tlio moKt delicate babo, or by the I and feeble, (or* only Uii\/ required in altenUon ftt K.rc iuM±

Logansport. Ca'W Co., lad.

is Ih tocegrtify that Dr. Clark Johnson I tin Blood ftyrup, has cured myself ans of my family of Chills and Fever. I can truthfully recommend your valuable mod letue to all similarly aflllcted.

William Doxalsow.

Fort Wayne, Allen Co., Ind.

A fair trial of Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood syrup cured me of Scrofula, when all other medicines failed. I have also tound it a valuable remedy for kidney disease.

Henry Kx.einnim.kr.

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Bringhurst,Carroll Co,

I have Hsed I)r. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood syrup for Liver Complaint of long standing, and am happy to say it, has effected a complete cure. Daniel Bell.

Lebanon, Boone Co., Ind.

I wasalTUeffd with heart diseape for 10 years, and aftwr everything else failed, I tried Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup and it has proved most beneficial to me. Emily Vidit^

Agenm wanted for the sale of the Indian Blood Hyrup In every town or village, in which I have no agent. Particulars given on application.

DRUGGISTS SELL IT. Laboratory 77 West 3rd8t^N^Y^City

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IWONDERFUL CURES! it arts on the LITER, BOWELS and KIDXETS at the snnio time.

Becn.nne It oleanaes the system of Uiepdaonloua humors that develop* In Kidney and T7*lInary Biaeuea, BUioftanosa, Jattodloe,' Const*. Ipatkm, Piles, or In Bhsumatiam, Neuralgia, I Nervous Diaordera and Tsmale Complaints.

SEE WHAT TBOttB SAT

Eugene B. Stork,' of Junction City, Kansas, Isays, Kidney-Wort cur«d him after regular FhyItid&na had been trying for four year*.

Mm. John Arnall, of Washington, Ohio, say* her boy was given up to die by four prominent •physicians and that lie was afterword* cured by I Kidney-Wort.—_

M. M. B. Goodwin, an editor In Chard on, OMo I nay a he was not expected to lire, being bloated beyond belief, but Kidney-Wort cured aim.

Anna L. Jarrett of South Salem, N. Y., sayi I that seven years suffering from kidney tronbws land other complications was ended by tbe use ol

Kidney-Wort. I John B. Lawrence of Jackson, Tenn., suffered Ifor years from liver and kidney troubles and •after taking "barrels of other medicines,"

Kidney-Wort mado him well. HlchaM Goto of Montgomery Center, Vt.. I auffored right years with kidney difficulty and I was unable to work. Kidney-vfort made him wall Merer."

I N E W O PERMANENTLY CURBS |KIDNEY DISEASES,

LIVER COMPLAINTS,

IConstipation and Piles. wit i( put up in 9tr TyHH» rwh Itln oans, one package of which makes six quarts of medicine. Also In Uq«M Ferm, vary Ooa* Icestrated, for those that cannot readily preI pare It. \tr It act* with equal tgMmm erttor form. get it atthe druggists, raics, ei.oe

WELLS, ItlCIIABDSOR A Co., Prop's, I(Win seed the dry post-paid.) B1lUX6TO, YT.

A N E O A E S INTALUABLE FOB nn, miriM. Scalds, Bruise*, Sore*

Rheumatism, Bolls, tTtoora, Old jres, Toothache, Headache, Sore ,3 Throat, Asthma, Hoarseouto. iVcur Catiurb,

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/BVSTTS P. FULTON, D. P.. Brooklyn N. Xji. ••Proving itself to bo a necessity in our home." P. A. WBSTERVELT, K. D.. Kwhrille. Xenn.—

Have tised large qnautitics cf POND'S ZKHU.CT in my practice." Hr«. S. 11. McCORD, Matron, Bosie of OMtltnto Children.—•' Va Had it meet cClcacioas aad cso tul."

Caution.—-rON3)'3 EXTRACT ts sold e».~y ia bottles with the ncrno blotrn in the glass. DSJ- It is TJEeafa to nee other articles with onr direct Iocs. Insist on havtaig POND'S EXTRACT. Rofuso all Imitations and suhctitutes, SPECIAL PREPAItAT10X3 OF POND'S EX.

TJUCT COMBINED Willi THE PUREST A*D MOST DELICATE PERFCMBJ FOR LADIES* BOUDOIR. a» rOMTS EXTRACT 50c., $1.00 and 81.73 Toilet Cream 1.00 DeatUHr? 60 Lip Salvo i& Toilet Soap (3 cufces) 60 Olotctect SO

Catarrh Cue !i Plaster 25 Inhaler (QlaMflOiaJ1.00 NmlSjiian 25 Kcdlcat«d Pagm.tt 25 $1.0 sent Ufireac free

Family Syrtagf ,.

Orfiers r-inounting to

on roceipt of money or P. O. order, 153- Orn New Pamphlit with Histobt or otjb Pjujatjltioxs, Stnt FRE5 os AnucAZZOR to

POND' EXTRACT CO., 14 W. 14th St.. Hnr Tr*

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Drklw, Nov. 3.—Bexton Las assumed tbe chief direction of the United Ireland, sod "w ill contribute the leaders.

A CCtAKOE OK FRONT.

It is stated that the Land League leaders have changed front, and directed tenant farmers to send in claims under the land act, with a view to swamping the commission. Lord O'flagan retires from the lord chancellorship of Ireland on Monday.

O'HAOAS'S SUCCESSOR.

Dublin, Nov. 4.—The police of Limerick have been provided with revclvers in place of batons.

Attorney General Hugh Law has been appointed to succeed O'Hagan as Chief Chancellor of Ireland. William M.Johnson, Member of Parliament for Mallow, and Solicitor General of Ireland, will succeed Law.

Patrick Egan will contest Mallow against Johnson, whose appointment to the Attorney Generalship will make necessary afresh election.

SUPPOSED DESIGNS.

London, isov. 4.—There is some reason to believe that the Irish goveenment had information of the serious designs of a section of the extremists to provoke risings throughout the country uefore the progress of the land act had.time to create abetter feeling among the people. The government, however, was well prepared.

MEETING PROHIBITED,

Home, Nov. 4.—The Government prohibited the meeting of the Republicans and anti-Clericals to commemorate the auiverasary ot the battle of Mantana.

NEGOTIATIONS SUSPENDED. Paris. Nov. 4.—The negotiations for the Anglo-French treaty will be suspended until atter the formation of the new Cabinet.

THE LAND COURT.

London, Nov. 4.—A correspondent at Armngh, speaking of the fears that the land court will blockade says: As soon as a few decisions have been given and as soon as a tendency of the decisions begin to be grasped by landlord and tenant, an amicable arrangement will take place ia an overwhelming proportion of the cases.

TRANQUIL TRIPOLI.

London, Nov. 4.—A Emi-offleial telegram from Constantinople says: Koohasha bas been informed that owing to tranquility in Tripopli it is intended to recall apart of the troops and supersede the Governor.

WANTS AN EXPLANATION.

Paris, Nov. 4—France has askkl au explanation ot the arrest in Russia of three Frenchman.

ARCHBISHOP CRORK.

London, Nov. 4.—Archbishop Cioke, of Cashel, replying to an address of the Branch Land League, advised tie tenants to tender a fair rent. If refused the fault would not bo theirs. It would show that the Irish can lor their country's sake endure insults and injuries. He declared that the government had established a reign of terror.

THREATS TO THE OWNER OP A HALL Police Blackburn threatened the lessee of the hall with the loss of his license if lie permitted the Laud League meeting at wliich Miss Anna Parnell was to speak.1*

FOrSTER,

Chief Secretary for Ireland, comes to London for the approaching cabinet council.

TRIALS—ARRESTS.*

St. Petersburg, Nov. 3.—It is stated that five political prisoners were tried here last week. The authorities maintain secrecy. The-cruiser which lately returned to Constadt is reported searched and several Of the crew arrested. wrn*w».mmmm "BAKK'OF GERMANY.

Berlin, Nov. 3.—The Imperial bank of Qerihany ha^%increased specie 1,660 marks

DEAD.

London, Nov. 3.—Rafffelo Ruboatins' the great Steamship owaer of Geneva, is dead,

A PARTY DISSOLVED.

The Newspaper Lang, the organ of antonomists at Puer, to Principe having been suspended for fifty days by the tribunal, liberals of that district have declared their party dissolved.

PLOT AGAINST THE CZAR DISCOVEBED. St.Petersburg,Nov.3.—Five employes of the Czar's palace at Gatschina have been arrested, and one revealed a plot to repeat at Gatschinajthe Winter Palace explosion, when an attempt was made to kill the late Czar.

Many naval officers have tecently received copies of revolutionary proclama tion summoning them to join the cause of liberty and justice.

Agreement Cancelled

Nbw York, Nov. 4.—The Union Pacific has given formal notice that the agreement with the Pacific mail has been cancelled. It is reported that the Union and Central companies are willing to form ta new alliance with the Pacific upon terms somewhat less favorable to the steamship company and also to purchase the two Pacific mail steamships, forming a China Line. It is probable a satisfactory adjustment will be fnade within a short time. If not the stock will, in the opinion of insiders, go down considerably. jiT POOL. 7

The pool in the Texas Pacific is actively at work for an advance in that stock. VANDERBILT.

Vanderbilt is said to have bought the Northwest Yesterday. FREIGHT

Fuftytwo thousand car loadsof freight have accumulated at stations, awaiting the completion of the Lexington & Bi Sandy detention of the Chesapeake O ad if

WEAK. „.3S'

Confederate bonds are. weak. J/ V, A BCHEMB.

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h, N. Y. Nov. 4—The ex

ecution 6f Henry King who murdered Michael Huglin in Clinton prison, July 13th. took place this morning in the county jail.

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THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE

WASHINGTON.

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ROGERS RETIRED, m* -*T--

Washington, Nov. 2.—Captain Fran cis M. Ramsey has been assaigned to duty as Superintendent of the United States Naval Academy, and Admiral Rogers will be retired, a xroli,

ALL ACCOUNTED FOR.

W aihikgton, Nov. 2.—Paymaster General Brown, in his annual report, gives his receipts at $15,630,967, all accounted for. Received during the fiscal year for soldiers'deposits, $524,112, an increase of $46,038 over the pervious year.

SCOVILLE AND QUITE AU. .fl Washington Special.

THE SPEAKERSHIP. Washington Special.

Washington, Nov.1.—In conversation with your correspondent a leading Western Republican was asked about the Speakership. "Ijt will be a scrub." he answered. "What's that?" "Every fellow for himself, and Satan gets the hindmost." v•' '•Who do you think is ahead "No telling." "Is Keifer strong?" "Less so than his friends think." "Less so than he thinlcs "Yes, for Keifer thinks he's goibg to be elected, but I doubt it." "How about Burrows?" st, "What Burrows?" "Why, the great orator from Michigan. Did you not know he is candidate "Since you mentioned it, I believe I do." "What of his chances?" '5, "He hasn't any." "You seem to dismiss them all?" "Yes, it's a scrub race, and no telling anything about it." "WilHthe fact that Keifer is an Ohio man hurt him "Not now. The charge that Ojiio has more than her share is of less force than formerly. She is out of the White House and out of the Cabinet." "New York is atthe head now, and will not that hurt Hiscock t" "1 think so. New York has the President, two members of the Cabinet, and a Justice ol the Supreme Court. This will hurt Hiscock, for Western members especially will say that New York lias her share." "Has Kasson a showing?" "He's about as strong "as Keifer—no stronger. I tell you it's a scrub race and will be interesting. That's about all we know of it now. j'i «h Supreme Court Decision

The supreme court has rendered the rendered on a case'appealed.

following" decision from Vigo county: 7,971.—Erastus P. Huston ys. Wm. T. McClosfcey et. al. Vigo C. C.

Newtomb, Com.—Suit on notes given for the lease and furniture of a hotel. The answer was that the defendants had been induced to make (the purchase by the fraudulent devices and ^presentations of tho plainti fid, at a price^reatly in excess of the value of the property received. The plaintiffs offered to show that a few months after the Sale the| defendants had said, in a conversation, that the hotel was doing well, and clearing a sum which was larger than the plaintiffs had represented their own profits to be. It appeared that before this conversation defendants had made considerable additions to the equipment of the hotel. The circumstances having been thus changed, the offered testimony was not competent for the purpose of showing that if the

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ilaintiffs made the representations althey were not false. There was no error in refusing to submit to the jury one ot the interrogatories propounded by the plaintiffs, for the reason that if it had been answered in the affirmative the answer would not have controlled the gener al verdict. Judgment affirmed.

Horse and Buggy Stolen.

Last Wednesday morning a sjpaall sandy complexioned man wearing black, shabby clothes and a light felt hat hired a rig at Watkins, livery stable (Ehtenhardt's old stand,) on the corner of Third and Walnut streets. He said Jm was ling to see a man named Smith who ivea at the Locks, and would return at o'clock the same day. Nothing has been sew or heard of the man or the frig since then. The animal was a bay mare with slit in the face and had oqe vghite foot. The vehicle was an pld fashioned top buggy. Postal cards announcing the robberyjiave been sent to evejy village and town within a radius pf seventy-fiv$ miles from this city.

Senator Voorhees addressed a Democratic meeting at .Westminster, Mainland last Saturday evening. The remarks ol' th« Senator were so pungent that wetwfll publish a report of them as soon as. opportunity will .permit

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The scheme for tfie extension of the At-

Newark, N. J. Nov. 4-Henry B. Marchbank, a well known resident of Belleville and former corresponding clerk of .the

|aclic ^^Pag^c^Kroas^^lndian Tem-t Mechanics ifational Bank, was anested

last night on a charge being a defaulter to the buik in the sum of F50,00T within the last tnree years. Marchbank left the barik about two years ago and the de falcation was covered up. He has no yet given bail and is in the custody ot iputy United States Marshal

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•8) No. 5 Fast LlncT. 1:82 am •8 Mail said Acc 8:50 •(8) 1 Day Express 2:50 0 Cin. ana Louis Express...12:55 am (Leave for the East.) •S) No. 5 Fast Line :10 am 3 Mail and Acc'n 8:40 »(S)t 1 Day Express 8:10 7 Mall and Acc'n 7:00 am 9 Cin. and Louis Express... 1:02

T. II. A I.—Loiranapbrt Division, (Arrive from the North.) No. 2 Mr 1 Train 12:30 ..,tv 4 Accommodation 7:85 p.m (Leave for the North.) Xo. 1 Mall Trrxiu 6:00 am 3 Accommodation ...4:30 pm

(WDIANAPOIilS Sc. 81. iiV« (Arrive from East) Cleveland Ex J(h25 a N. Y. and Boston Ex 1-^5 am Indpl. Acc 7:81 pm (Depart for tho West) Kansas City Ex....-

No. 2 T. H. A Chicago Express... 7,50 am 6 Danville Acc'n 1:10 pm 4 Nashville A ChicagoKx 11:06pm

ILLINOIS MIDLAND. Arrive from the North

No. 1 £07 pm No. 3 —w...,.,12«6pni (Depart for North) NO.2. No. ii 4«7 pm

All daily exoept Sunday

VERBIS HAUTE WOETHI'GT'M. (Depart for the Bomtbeost.) Mail and Express 7:0Qani Accommodation JOom (Arrive from the Southeast.) Mail and Express

HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. Ontadlr Located, Raxes L00

NATIONAL EOm H0U8B.

HKOn.Y A WATBOW. nonnNM) Corner Main and Sixth street, Terre Haute Indiana. Also, proprietors and owners of 1EB AETNA H0U8B,

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Chicago, Nov. 1.—Louis P. Scoville son of George Scoville, whose father has the misfortune to be brother-in-law and counsel to Guiteau, received to-day a letter urging him to go thither and assist in the defense. Scoville, jr., said to a questioning reporter: "I don't want to be mixed up in this matter at all. Circumstances have compelled father, through familv connections, to take charge of the defense. He didn't go from any desire of his own, I can assure you. I protested strongly against his going, but he was pushed into it. The press, and particularly the Chicago press, do not seem to appreciate this fact. He makes nothing by it, is under heavy expense in Washington, and has lost considerable practice here through his absence, but he can do what he likes for my part, I will have nothing whatever to, do with it."

Beady Made or ^-i Made to Order a stlWT if

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Depot of I St corner Tippecanoe and Slztn streets. Depot ofT AS corner Main and first streets.

Explanation of references: (S) sleeping oars attached (t) parlor oars attached dally exoept Sundays dally. All other trains dally, Sundays excepted. T. B. 4c I. It. B.—Vandalla'ltlno. (Arrive from the Bast) 'iS) No. 2 Pacific Express. 1:25 a 4 Mail Train J0:10 •(8H 6 Fast Express 2:45 8 Indianapolis Acc 7:00 10 Cin. and Louis Expiess... 2:18 a (Leave for the WeaLK .... 1:32 am ..i0:18

K8) Jlo 2 Pacific Express 4 Mall Train (B) 2:50 2.-25 am

6 Fast Express iO Cin. and Louis |Express.. (Arrive from the West.)

tAj OX BO ml dtvs aaisaaAm xlbctko-voltaic bslts, bakm. O tbh imuwM, to may person (joeas or otd) tiAnnt from ntVOCS or VITALirroMuOr te (hose afflicted with tnBDIATlSM. MUKALO KTDMEY TBOtTBLlB. SFIMAL ArFECTIOMS, irRCtB. DIBKASBSOr A An XAirr om Dtsusaa. STUDT COBM OCAKAMTixD. SDiVfW

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bor that I arar did In the soma thus darlag my Illness, and Tiaor of body, has ooma also a olearaess ot thoooh' work, I know not what. I gWa tt theorwdlt.

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RAILROAD TIME TABLE. 4 a a f§ .v' Union depot Chestnut and Teath streets for all tralnB exoept I «fe St L, AT and freights. Time five mlautes faster than Tsrre Hante time.

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Indpls. Acc 7:82 pm N. Y. A Boston Ex 1:48 am (Arrive from West) ndpls. Acc 7^2 am Cleveland Ex N. Y. and Boston Ex 1*^5 am (Depart for the East) Indpl acc 7:87 am Cleveland IJx 4rf)7 N. Y. & Boston Ex 1:40 am

EVAN8VTLLB 4c TERRE HAUTE. (Arrive from the South.) No. 2 acc'm llrfW.a «S) 4 Chicago Express .11:05pm

No. Eastern Express 2^5 (Leave for the South.) No. 1 Express 8:25 No. 8 Nashville Express (8) 4:05 am No.5acc'm 11:80am

CHICAGO EASTERN ILLINOIS III (Antye from the North.) No. 5

Terre Haute Acc'n JO 40 am 1 Chicago AT. H. Express...1105 pm wg\ 3 Chicago Nashville Ex... 856 a (Leave for tho North.)

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Accommodation 10:20 am

JEFFERSONVILLE, HADIVON 4c INDIANAPOLIS. it (Depart from Indianapolis.) South, ex.d'y 4s» am LoullkA Mid. Acc'n d'y 7:10 am uL A Mad. Mall 5:50 venlneEx oUOp (Arrive.) Ind. AMad. Mail 10*0 am ind. and Chicago Ex »1S:10 a N. Y. A North F. eix.d *y —mLy

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Insurance Agent* HaTthe agency of the beat Fire Companies t. icqr. CallonnimfoB: intheoannoy. paittenlat

I triift thm Arsmi lerwry surp*** whsrs Is Toms i* MotNsry,! MAIUrASTUItt BT THE DR. BARTER MCDICINR CO., M. SIS NOITH MAIN STKSIT. ST. L&U1S*

To those wlio« Ruiipv* uro !S-rt, due cred: w'U he frlve.i In the booK (uniean re,j "sted \vituacl.l :ii" und a «»i»y of the same will b«* fnrwartU"! free to tliem.ns soon as publish*']. In addlcirm. to every person who Miwla will forward any oae that may bi* seleot^J, a:il k1'.'

Credit of £2.00 on the Pr ce, as paymeut fir uie and u-uubi volvtv. Ing tlie Reci

LIST OF SILVERS? PRFH?y^

O^cSetiS) Silrrr-l'Uti'iI Tea*rt|i:io:«». One Set (9) Silrcr-PIatsd Tniile spitonf, fi.OO One S»t (S) .SUrer-Platf-l 1 a!ile-Ft»rh% 8.00 One Set (6) Silver-I'lated 7able-Kalros, 3.7.'.

Yourselves by making mon ey when a golden chance is oflfered, thereby always keeping poverty from your door

Those who alwiays take advantage of the good chances for making money that are offered, generally become wealthy, while those who do not Improve such chances remain in poverty, we want many men,women.bojs and girls to work for us {right in their own localities. The business, will pay more than ten times ordinary wages, we furnish an expensive outfit ana all that yon need free. No one who engages fails to inak money very rapidly. You can devote your whole time to the work, or only your spare moments. Full information ana all that Is needed sent free. Address Stovbon A Co., Portland,. Maine.

in swOutfit sent free, to thos wtfti»shou |%engage in the most pleasitfLxna pro ^n.lfltable business known. jSvtryhing T^^new. Capital not required. We win furnish you everything. $10 a day and topwards is easily made without staying away farm home over night. No risk whatever. Many new woifcers wanted at once. Many are making fortunes at the bnslness.-Ladles make as much as men, and young bovB and girls make great pay. No one who is wilt (Trig to work falls to make more money every day than can be made in a week at any ordinflry employment* Thow-who ®nenure at once will find a short road to fortune, Address H. Haxjjstt, A Co., Portland Maine*

Jonas Strouse,

,'•** 'ip, Gi-ocer, _(r Corner Second and Main. Farmer's tra especially solicited. Highest prioo pnld wool and farmers' prodnoe

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and ehllia At this tima 1 began tha oas of Tour Irom Tonic, from which ate aad wonderful raanlta. lltoold towp ntuMd aod I fooad that my oatnal

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was not Mnaanaatiy abated. I have used thra* bottlas of tha Toole Hlaoa oslna It Ihare done twice tha t* ind with dombU tha ease With tho traaqaU nerer before eoioyed. ifthe Toolo has ao4 doaa

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KOU8EKO«D 6HCrC1.0?EDlA of proctlcnt P.e-l:.w a::». okinr. t-a.t!re. Cvi S tt carvlnp, un the nlu.'.e «•.« .1 n». isr'.Kil 1 at:.l fii: a !v 5? !5 pursuits. Evtry j.«s in who vu tj 1 ins nolle® Is earuestly ro.]UMt«d to T-tVitrib.ir** om«*ttintr to tho fotthcomlnj book, no waiwr v.u:.^ I'l.^as" ijlvt- u.i un* benefit of yoJr c.r^p.'lntice to the bt-s mtthy of proparlnat some panicular aru- h- of :Vjvk1. How t« make some ptu-ilcul.ir #rS«*ty of ••«!»•, ir*nfl, jiit-s: iffee prepare coffee, tea. tu- to iirtwrv. Troti to roast Towls, prepare dreaalaKS.—nuvti.ine mat you know to be eoon ts what the p'.il)h«ihBre wart.

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to Where the Recipe is sac.iretl—'.t ma bo rolled from any cook-book—but the pubiUh9v wnnt Indorsement of one, and worthy»»

Tbe Premiums can be secured. All b' tb" Knlvw t.l.itod 'ii nickel and white mrtal. so thitt. nproduce any other color but tnat silver. \\UV.» tli», Kn" v.m are .if tnc i,f one solid piece, heavily plntc'!. The accorripanjrhia Prt-mlui» Ot a» cash to the amount of $2. in /Hufumnt for anu fVemJunj ml urn selected will be fbrwarifed a» rm.-t.. Tliv order "do H'"i r'"t i'l' tlie Table-spoons: or with Qt th»? Forks: or witu $t.7S tn Kniv.-x arHntM tcill be teat on receipt of the Premium Oriitr-and orders to XHE OBEAT WESTERN Pl'BLIUIUiO CO.'. 1^3 ltat«

THE POPULAR LINE $m:*m

CALIFORNIA

PASSENGERS OF ALL CLASSES First and second class and Emigrant, have choice of routes to tbe Pacific coast via Kansas City, apd Atchlnson, Topeka & Banta Fe and Southern Pacific R. Rs., through Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, etc.: or via Kansas City, Denver, Cheyenne, Ogde» and Central Pacific R. R., or via Kansas City and Omaha.

Rates for tickets of all classes as low as by any other route.

Via Chicago & Alton, Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe and Sontlieru Pacific R. R'»a

Outfit, furnished iree, with fnlj in. structions for conducting tlie most profitable business that anyone can engage in. The business is so easy

to learn, and our Instructions are so simple and plain, that any one oan make great proits from the very start. "No one can fail who is willing to work. Women are as buccessful as men. Boys and girls can earn large sums. Many have made (at the business over one hundred dollars in a single week. Nothing like it ever known before. All who engage are surprised at the ease and rapidity with which they are able to make money. You can engage in this business during your spare time at great profit, You do not have to invest capital in It. We take all the risk. Those who need ready money should write to its at once. All furnished free. Address Thus A Co., Augusta Maine. •.

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CindunaU, O.

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Parker's0^™"

Ginger, Buchu, Mandrake and many of tho best medicines known are hero combined Into a medicine of such varied powers as to make it the greatest blood purifier and tho Best health and strength restorer used

HISCOX A CO. Chemists, N. Y.

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Cleanest and most economical hair dressing Never falls to restore youthful color to the hair. 50c and SI sizes.

DIAAIHC JLSold on Installments aad ilfiriUO Ofshlpped to all parts of tho

ORGANS! EESSf-SSa, »asy.8end for catalogue. Horace Waters A Co., manu* facturers and dealers, 826 Broadway, New lork. ADMINISTRATOR'S APPOINTMENT

Notice is hereby given that the nncersigned bas neen appointed administrator of the estate of the late Thomas Wade, deceased The estate is supposed to be solvent.

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It cures complaints of women and disease of the stomach, bowels, lnngs, liver and kidneys, and is entirely different from bitters, ginger essences and other tonics, as It never intoxicates. 50e and tl size.

Edward Roach.

Terre Haute, Oct. 13,1881,

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or Dr.

IllnWwiihst Boiwfc

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JIETAL TIP LAMP Pal'd Oec^lSMk

Qires a Brifflat, WMte aad «sa4r

wiAkR 7S». noDtsse naid. Hay® wicks 75c, postage paid. and D. Agents wanted. Address METAL TIP LAMP WICK CO., 70 Cortlandt 8t, N.