Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 May 1882 — Page 6

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DR. CLARK.

JOHNSON'S

Mas EM Syrup,

ITBADE MABK.J T]/*pepsia,. IAver Disease*, l'e wr

Anne* Hhnmnart IJ s»/, .'t, lHscase,

(••HUoWiKetsM. Xt.i'c"-., Debility,ec.

"VaBei..r-:^i' KNOWN toMan I

J,0©0,00t Bottles

HOLD SINCE 187©.

ihiB Syrup possesses Varied Properties. It AllwulatM th« Ptynllnc In the Saliva, «h rwaiTcrta the H-lnrth and Sugnr of the

Into k'UCOM A dcflcJcnry In Ptyuline Wind uiid ftoiirlng of (be f'ood'ln the '.wucb. IT (lie nirilK'Inv In takra linmeril-(-lv aflfr rating the fermentation ol'food pvcTented. It ueti upon I lie I.lvcr. ft net* u|»mi I ho Kidneys. It Kraalu(r the. Iloweln. It R«rltlc.i (he IIIIKIII. it OnJetw the XcrvoiiN Syttcm. It rr»mo*"i iMnrodnii, It KonrUhft, Strengthen* and InTt(*rittn. ll.«-tirrlcn nil*th- (tlu Itlood inul nnkpi new. It open« the of the- akin uud tndurca "tti-ulltiy Prni|)lcutliin. 7*. neutralize lie hereditary tuint, or poison in the •«*!. which K.'iif-rjtcs Scrofula, Krysipelus, and ail -mer of skin rti*'nse» ami internal humors.

There aru no spirits ernployadin iw manufacture, and i-iui bo taken by tlio mo-a dclinate babo, orly the fad feeble, aire m'.y beinj rcTJ.ired in attaiitrn futUM** rtrlnhurst, Carrol) Co.. lml.

I have nsed Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood syrup for Liver Complaint of long standing, and aut happy to say It lias effected complete euro DANIKI. BICLI-

Ijeb.inon.Boo ne Co., Ind. Logansport. Cass (Jo.. Ind.

T'lls is to certify "that Dr. Clark Johnson I Id*ian Blood Byrnp, has oured myself and m»Tt of my family or Chills and Fever. I

truthfully rdeomtM»s3 vour valuable 'o all similarly afflicted. WILLIAMDONALSOK.

Port Wayne, A'leu Co., Ihd.

A Uir trial of Dr. Clark Johhsou'H Indian Blood syrup cured me Of Scrofula, when all other medicines failed. I have also tound It valuable remedy for kidney disease.

HENKY KLK'NNII.LUR.

1 was afflicted with heart disease for

application.

years, and ftev everything else failed, I uled Dr. Clark Johnson's In lian Jllood •Jyrup and it hau proved most beneficial to ae. EMILY Viinr"

Agents wanted for the sale of the mdinn Blood Byrup in every town or village, in which I have no iigeni. ^ariiculnrs giveu

•n

0PM6GISTS SELL IT. Laboratory 77 W»st 3rd st,. N City

INFLAMMATIONS

AND HEMORRHAGES. INVALUABLE TOR

Sprains. Barns, Scalds, Bruises. ,lHire•MR, HkeuutaliMiKi, Dnil*, iiiceis, Old Sort*, Toothacho, liSeadacIie, Wore

Throat, Asthma, Hoarseness, WcuralRla, Catmrtj,

JUSTIN T). FULTCOf, I. P., Brooklyn, N. T.Froring itself to bo a necessity l:i our home." P. A/tTKSTEUVKLT, N. D., Nashville. Tenn.— Have used larpo quantities of POND'S EXTRACT my ^raotice.""

Jr*. 8. II. MctOItD, Matron, Ilome of Destitute idren.—"Wa C-.id it moot efficacious and a so

lution.—rOND'3 EXTRACT is

BOM

only In

.uttlea with the name blown iu the plafs. Kit- It is unsafe to use other articles with our ^iractioss. Insist on having POND'S EXTRACT, JiUrfuse all imitations aqd

RIIOS

itutcs,

jOTECIAI. PREPARATIONS OF POND'S ECTRACT COMBINKD WITO THK PUREST AND MOST DEDICATE PKKFlTMFyt

FOR LAD1KI}' BOUDOIR.

ROXRRS EXTJS iCT 50c., $1.00 and $1.75 Tnllfst Cream *eni1iftics Up No I to Vc!1o1 S««p

\'i

CatArrh Core 75 Plaster 25 luhnlcr (Glass50c.) 1.00 'ns.il SyrlnRC 25 Medicated Papor...

C:'±IK.)

Diaturnt

KarnUy Synagv $1.00.

^rdrrrt r.mouating to ?5 worth,#wit cspreasfroe

-I

IYCO!I*.oi"EW

monoy or P. O. order.

I vi

N PAMPHLETV/ITH HTRTOHT or oca

•'°I:E: '.V:UVTONS.

FREE

OW APPLICATION TO

POND'3 EXTiJ?ACT CO.,

A W. 14tK St.. ITcw Yotifc-

YBSSE IS A SALU IH-ItKAD

DR. CLARKE'S

INVIGORATING PILLS.

Por all Nerve an 1 Urain alloctions ore in valuable. They are prompt, wife and ef fectual. The b«t known r»-niely in the world for nvrvon^netfs in all Muges Weakenlnijof the memory, l/s. of bruin power Nervous Debility: I.osr. ojicriry, lost Hopes, Imprudences or Yn»th:excesM*s In muturer years, Seminal Weakness, and Oeneral IJO»W of Power in (tenerai.ive organs. To those suffering from Nervous Irrif^lilllty, Nervous Headache, nervous Whork nervous Prowtrailon, Nervous exliSmstlon, relief is affoviei. Ii ronny r.«K,esof feni.ile weakne«H thfy net like a '•harm. The Student, tt»8 Teacher, I !n Clergy man. the Editor, the Bniti08S man. can all he benefited by their use. ljtro is loo short to waste away in a dull torpid nmnuer, when a 1.50 box will benotit you, and six boxes will cure and restore you *o herti'h and happiness for $7.50. Ask your druggist for them. Take no other. Or send direct to the manufacturer®, who will send iliein by ill, -sealed on eoelot of price. Address I)r. Clarke Medicine C-mipany, tv8 Broad ay, New York. Hond "enr *nnm f«relrcn ar.

Send for out Newlllustra-ledPrioft-IJst

"S*°*

Fal an«l Win

ter of 1881. Fmi to any address. Cor.t&sns full description of all kinds of goods "for personal and family use. We deal tlir-jctly with the Ce.isnmer, and sell ail floods in any quantity at wholesale prices You can buy better and che&per'than at home.

MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.

227 mod 229 Wabash Avenue,Chicago,IU.

API ES,6 WHITE IIOUSE

fff

oi the kind

The ONLY Btok VV ot the kind MFW EDITION,

A RMSTORVOFN-CY

A NINK-JOOT ALL.

Proves Fatal to the Hotorious

Dr.

Lamtoc,

And he Dies at London This Morning.

EXECUTION OP DK. LAMSON.

was He

LONDON, April 28.—Dr. Lamson hanged at 9 o'clock this morning, was calm and composed.

Only three reporters were present at the hanging. The procession entered the yard of the prison at 8:30 when the prison bell was tolling the death knell. The chaplain headed the procession and was followed by two prison officials with their wards. The prisoner, who, until the time of starting, had been calm and composed, looked awfully pale and dejected and was very nervous. He was supported by wardens en either side and was with difficulty able lo descend the steps to the yard. lie was met by Marwood, executioner, at the foot of the steps The prisoner was bareheaded. The operation of pinioning him seemed interminable. He submitted without a word and hardly seemed to appreciate what was going on- From the steps there was a distance of aboutsixly yards to traverse to the gallows. Lamson was supported with difficulty from this point to the caffold. He swayed backward and forwards and stared wildly around him, when placed under the noose. The chaplain, who appeared much affected) then began reading the burial service. Lamson, meanwhile, was supported by two gaolers. Just before the cap

WHS

justed he cast down his eyes '.villi a look of extreme despair. Death vas iustane ous. Tho drop was nine feet. Th'.' chaplain remained by the gallows reating the Lord's prayer. The body reSiainea bunging one hour.

•THE FCMPEROR'I? EPEECH.

BERLIN, April 27.—The Emperor's speech at the opening of the spccial session of the Reichstag will express the utmost confidence in the continued maintenance of friendly relations with foreign powers, and will an&onncc the introluction of the workmen's insurance and tobacco mouopoly bills.

A ROYAL MAlUUAGJt.

LONDON, April 28 —The marriage of Prince Leopold to Princess Helen, of Waldcck, took plac at George's chapel, Windsor, yesterday. A large crowd gathered at the S'ation to witness the departure of the wedding guests. Windsor wan uaily decorated wilh Hags and bunting iu honor of the event. The shops were closed, and the town crowded wilh visitors. Salutes were tired during the day. Th« war ships at Portsmouth and other places were decorated with flags. The marriage ceremony, which was conducted with great pomp, concluded shoitly after 1 o'clock, the Archbishop of Canterbury being the chief officiating clergyman.

Condensed Telegrams.

By Telegraph to the Uazette. Edwin Booth sails for Europe May 31st. Pinkeye has appeared among New York horses.

Sexton beat Scliaeffer in the billiard match, at New York 600, to 537. Dr. John F. Hodgcn, a surgeon eminent in St. Louis, died yesterday.

Mrs. Scoville has gone lo New York. It is feared she will become insane. The Lachine canal opeus on Tuesday. Water .will be let into Rideau canal today.

Base ball: at Cleveland, Allcheny.l Cleveland, 16 at New York, Chic»g, 6 Metropclitans, 4.

The house defeated—93 to G3—the resolution in favor of biennial elections at Massachusetts.

The liquor dealers, ot Ohio, are in session at Cincinnati, to organize a state, protective association.

Judge Alphonso Taft, recently confirmed Minister to Austria, is in New Haven and will visit. Washington.

John Mitchell, of Edwards county, Mo., was beaten to death by his two sons and shot dead by two men, O'Brien and Field.

The Chicago, Texas and Mexican Central Railroad announces a reduction ot fare to thiee cents per mile from May, 1st.

The steamship Nankin, from New York for Liverpool, was run into by the steamer Clyde yesterday and lies in a sinking condition The passengers were saved.

Dr. R. II. Larborn, ot the Palmer Sullivan syndicate with Geu. Palmerhimself, arrived at Little Rock yesterday from Mexico.

The boiler of the Daltou Pall Company at Elmira, Mew York., exploded yesterday, killing Oiney Onlcy and Frank Baker, the proprietors, and injuring several others.

Several cases ot violation of the Smith Sunday law were called in the Police Court at Cincinnati yesterday, but they were not ready to proceed to trial and wer« postponed until to-day.

George Myers, an inmate of the work house at Sf ". Louis was beaten over the head yesterday by a guard named Devanney, from the effects of which ho died. Devanney has been arrested.

The attic men in the territory south of Caldwell, Kas., are engaged in the round up preparatory to driving to market. The grass fed cattle will be placed on the market fully a month earlier.

In the Jennie Cramer murder trial Prof. R. B. Chittenden testified that he found one and 847-5000 grains of ars«nic in the stomach and abdominal viscera. It Is believed in New Haven that Blanche Douglass has agrted to turn state's evidence against the Malleys

Another electric light swindle has de-

ew patfd veloped^ An impressive gentleman elec-

named Connor aud the Centennial

Aiinui«ratin from I \rftW OTeri©S:cei Portraits

TRIO

ll^ut

COHIPUDY, OF

[cfthc parties thiifirbt part, ard certain BosIHwncsofthe Prcsntcmsu Ar.rks tiiv. tv I .. Utnessfu) I book. Sen

iSGW

i^KMrKKA Meif VE'-,- iw-t -, Connor, narties of the second part. Con-i

4 $

Adopting Indiana

THE TERSE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

ANOTHER HELLION HOISTED

Ponishinf the Crime of Crimes,

A Minnesota Mob Disposes of a ChildRavisher-

ST. PAUL, April 28.—About one o'clock this morning a party of masked men appeared at the jail in Minneapolis and demanded the surrender to them of Frank McMonus, a tramp who revished and brutally mutilated a four year old child, Nina Spear, yesterday. The Sheriff was made a prisoner by the mob, but refused to divulge the whereabouts ot McMonus. The mob then made a thorough search of tliG jail, breaking open every cell on the first floor without finding the prisoner. They then ascended to the tloor above and repeated the ceremony of breaking open all the doors until McMonus was found. He was taken to the house'of his victim wlwre he was fully identified and without further ceremony the mob took him to a large tree iu the front of the High School building and hanged him from a limb. At 4:15 this morning, before McMonus was strung up, he confessed his horrible crime. He was a tramp, 26 years old, and caa.e from Boston. Excitement ran very high during the night, both in Minneapolis and St. Paul, and public sentiment ie indisputably wilh the men who thus administered justice for one of the most atlroc ious crimes in the annals ot Minnesota. The child victim is in a precarious condition, with a doubtful chunce of recovery.

Administrator's bale.

Notice ia hereby given, that by virtue of an order of tue Vigo Circuit Com t, th« undersignod, administrator of the oslate of Timothy R. Gil man, d'ccasc-J, will offer for sale at auction, at the cotrf house door in Vigo county, sta of idiana, on Saturday, the 6th day of Mty, 1882, the following described land, ^n equal undivid-d tffo-thirds of the west half of lot number twenty (20 of Ft.rrington's addition, the same being & si bdivision of out-lot number sixty nine (b9) of the origiual in and oat lots of the atv of Terrc Haute. Said property will bes ld subject to a mortgage lien of eleven hundred and sixty-six :ind 67-100 dollars.

Also, anequnl undivided two-thirds of lots eleven (11), twelve (12) and thirteen (13) of Magill's subdivision ol a part of out lot number sixty-five (63), city of Terre Haute, subject to a mortgage lien ot twelve hundred and forty and 20-100 dollars.

Also, the undivided one-third of that part of out-lot seventy-one (71) of the original in and out lots of the town now city of Terre Haute, bounded as lollows: Commencing at a point on the west side of First street, ninety (1)0) feet sou of the northeast corner ot sixid out-lot, running thence south along First street two hundred and fifty-eight (258) feet, thence west lo the Wabash river, thence northwardly with the meanderings of said river t' a point where a line, due west from place ot beginninc strikes said river, thence east to beginning. All in the county of Vigo and state of Indiana. Terms cash. JAMES D. HIGELOW.

Philadelphia.

Administrator.

Administrator's Sale.

Notice is hereby eiven lhat by virtue of an order of the Yiiro Circuit Court, the undersigned, aslniinislrator de bonis non of the estate of William II. Hays, de ceased,will offer at private sale at the office of Hen.y 11. Boudinot, number 4)4}vi' Main street in the city of Terre Haute. county of Vigo and state of Indiana, ai JO o'clock

HENRY II. BOUDINOT Administrator de bonis non.

No. 12,992. The Htatc of Indiana, Vigo County, in the Vigo Clicuit Court Harriet E. Van Wyck, vs George C. Duy, et al in foreclosure.

Be it known that on the 13 day of April, 1882, said plalntitf tilod an affidavit in due form, showing that said Harlow C. Thompson, Kvalino Caven, .Mary _E. Cory, Elizabeth t*. Newtou, Caroline 8. Sterling and Rufus P.Spaldlna: Edwin 1). Dexter,Samuel 11. Alien, Herbert G. Coffin and Bennett P. Allen, Executor^ and Trustee^of Uie Issi will ant te-tament of William G. Piersou, deceased, as non residents of the Mate, of Indiana.

Said non-resident defendents a hereby notified of the pendency or said .Kition against them, and that the same will stand for trial the 81 day of June. 188:, beint at the April term of said court the year 1882.

Attest: MKRRIL N. SMITH, Clerk.

1 :i

New Advertisements.

week can be made in any loe&lity. Homething entirely

new for agents. free. G. W. INGRAHAoutfit

.. ,. «, nin td package makes 3 gullons of a de-

Aoael J&etnou

fc CO. Boston. Mass.

U|pCClMpR°vKDKOOl BEEK 25 cents

OI Hcloas, wholesotne. sparkling temperance beverage. Ask your uroggUt, or kent by mail for 35c. C. E. HIRES,48 S. I)el». Ave.

Worth Sendingfor.

Dr. H. St HENCK. of Philadelphia, lias just published a book on "Diseases of the l.ungs and how they can be cured,'' which is offered free, postpaid, to all applicants. It contains valuable information for all wbo suppose themselves afflicted with, or liable to any diseases of the throat or lungs. Address Dr. J. H. Scbenck & Son, 000 Arch^ st., Phila, Pa. P. O. Box z83.

f»ui.MbBSPUw SctoDM ol m»," bonnd inflnwt Rmwh Bromlin, «mboM«d,fnl]rilt, KM pe«ee^KmUiMW*tiIiil steel engravings, ISt prescription*, price oily flJtemt fay mail illustrated saanle,«e.: send now, Address Peabody MedicaJ Inntiteteor Dr. W.H.Pin. UB, No.4 Bnlflnchst.

A. J. Keltev, Ait,\.

Saturdav, the 6th day ot May, 188*3, the following described land: Twenty-four (24) feet off the north side- of tlie south half of the west half "i lot nine [9] Farrington's sub-division of out-lot sixtynine |69) of the original in and out lo',s of the city of Terre Haute, Vigo County Indiana. Terms cash.

CTiriCUKa

ru« ffci fr'Kfc* JUarv/tHts Aiiccau. Insane Perroat Rcsirre". DR. KLINE'S CHEAT

R-tk

~TT.RTFOR £pilfp*N

•i3v'yFALLIBLEF\U,

and Ncrvr, Atftciiorj.

if taken iu directed. A'O /lit* after

"ft ..irHdai/'fute. Treatise and $2 trial bottlcfrcoto -3? ''itpatients,they payingexpn-SMxe. Send name, 3$ O. and express ad.k^ss to Da. KLINK,Soi v?i St. ThlUuiclphla,l's. Srer-rincipal'^'OiriiUt-

PIANOS &, ORGANS!

ol(l on installments and

for catalogue. Hor facttirers ami dealer,. 82(J York.

$66

ORK

Hriiadway, New

VKllHHEMt

Boston,

Notice!

Having a large stock of instruments on hand, and being about to pi

807ie new stles upon

the market, we propose *o offer the balance of our present s- ck of low priced organs at a considerable reduction FOR CASH until May 1st.

Dealers about purchasing for Spring Trade will do well to write us for prices.

fa'eo Woods & Co.,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Upright Pianos

AMD

Parlor Organs,

Cambridgeport, Mass.

It is the resnlt of 20 years* experience and oxiicituiftHtH in Sowing Machines. It comkiwt Oir quod point* of all present and former mahet, and iR not a one irmn ''or one idea mnchiiia-• oth' rs -.l-c. It avoids the defects of otlicrs« —jI ros•esaes neu and valuable features and cfravcnieni«\ It is large, light-running, voiselrss, handsome, rrnirtnient, durable, and timple. Warranted ni-d l.entin repair free for 5 years. Circnlars with fail description sent free on l-cqnest It iu surely tho Oest. A trial will prove it Don't fail to see if hnforo yon buy MANUTACTDBEDBT FI.ORKNCK MACHINE CO.,Florence,Mase.

THOLWALKD

N. SMITH Clerk.

No. 310 Stare of lndiaii County of Vigo in the Saperior Court or Vigo County March term 1V8.' Tousjiint C. Huntln, vs

John P. Erdhouse, to quiet title. Re it. known 'hat on the 12ili day of April 1H82. it was oidered bv the court that the Clerk uotify oy nublicaiion said John P. Erdhouse. as nor.-'vsident defendant of the pendency of thisaciion siuainst hi in.

Said defendant. therefore he*eby notified of the pendency ofsahl aeiion against him and t-liRT. thf same wilist -nd for trial June 12th, 18S2, ihe same t)einc

JIr

Jfermanently Cures Tu

mors of the Scalp and Skin

Cutlcu'*a remedies are for sale by all druggists. Prico of Cuticura. a medicinal jelly, sma!' boxes, SOo large boxes, $1. Cuticura Re«olvent, the new blood purifier, fl per bottle. CuMcura Medicinal Toilet Soap, 25c. Culir uiu Medicinal Shavinir Soap, 15c, In bars for barbers aud large consumers, 50c Principal depot.

WEEKS* POTTER, Boston, M»88.

•9S-A1I mailed free on receipt of price.

LVG&BERFUL

DiSCGVtiHl.

:iKT-\I, TIP LAMP WICK I'at'd Dee. 7, 1880. smai

Gives BriBioaL WUte and Steady light, requires no trimming and lasts fo months. Sainpie wick 10c, 3 wicks 25c, 1 wicks 75c, postujie paid. Have 3 si zes, A, ?ind E. Agents M'ttiitinl. Address ,%JETA I riPLAVp WICK CO.. Ti.M'ortlandtUt, N.Y

BEST

ouMiies n»»w nafore WenqpIYou can m.'.ke money faster at work lor us lhau at anything ehe capital nul

needed. We will Marl you. «12aday and upwards ina*le at home hy the imtu-strious Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to work for us. Now is the lime. You can work in spare time only or «ive your wholei ime to lite business. You can live at home and do the work. No otner busmess will pay vou nearly as well. oue fa'ls to ike enormous pay by engag'iigatonee. Costly outfit and terms free. Money made fast," easily and honorably. Address Tin t: A: Co.. Augusta, Minue.

Agents Wanted Immediately for the Life of

week in your own town. outfit as a soldier career as a statesman election newfree. No risk. Everything I to the Presidency, and the tragic story of Mil. Capital not required. We his death. Fastest Selling Book. 7P0 large a an furnish you everything, pages. Outfit 50cents. Address Many are making fortunes. La-! J.M.CLCOTT. Indianapolis Indiana. dies make as much as men and boys and! 'E^LLgirls make great pay. Reader, if you want! APPLICATION FOR LICENSE, br, sin ess a which you can make great pay Notice is hereby given that I will apply at the time you worn, write for particulars he Board ol Commissioners of Vigo Co.

For Dairynem and Cattle Feeders

ihcPresifcnis. Wi«,vft-iiiirntf«.ii:Wusv1» "**»"1 ,nt rhinmint friyt Horn errmho !nreto be sold .and drank, are located at '"u ^pitahsts •who invested jg0?00G in The£e£ an

loii*™sbcoai

Cincinnati, ohits nor has fled. ^re'et. MARK SCHWARTE.

~v~y "Tl Pi

hipped to all parts of th A iX i? JL £j JLi XJ. ltry. Prices low and it. of payment easy.Send ace Waters ('o.. mann

AtiUst Authorship KmeM Iiiustiations. oHtsi Pi k'i'. Cujiiuiniim ilit? si eiii-c aud incienis of his hoy bood struggles of his youth might of bin early manhood valor

aice.eow I „t ,i,oir next term, for a license to ^ell iu- __ —j toxicatiog liquors in a less quantity than a FEED' onartiat at me with the privilege of alinw-

the sarneTO

Corn cni3he

and wood. 1700 south

First

wet throurh -eirular mail or send

wliO BKKT. 81 and Si Jackson St., Chicago, 111 No 36:i. State of Indiana, Vigo County, in the Superior Court of Vis:o County Surah

E Wright vs William W.Wright, in divorce. Be it known that on the 13th day of April 1S82, said plaintiff filed an affidavit in due form, showing lhat said William W. Wright, is a nou-re-ident of the State of Indiana.

Said non-resiieut defendant is hereby notified of the pendency of saM action ngalnst him, and that the aine will *tnnd for trial at the June lerm said cour in the year IS*?. MKRKILLof

"he June

term ofsahl conn in the year IS*?. !\F«IIRII. N.SMITH, Clerk.

THE

MOST

RELIABLE

IHTHEWURU)

BY DRUGGISTS

6ENTLEMEN

twentT-flve

be drank on iay premises,

[fnr aoeriod ofone year. My place of busi-

nesg

tne premises whercou said liquors

jf^,1south Third street, in Third ward

Terre Haute, Ind

y. E. A. MEISEL.

s.- "—A 'I

duoe our eooda and to stcor* aejr eoatooteni for oar it»nr#we wUl forward POST-PA11* to any address to. V{ 'J artteto at car MlfAVV 1MK. welry aaihowa Inj^accomyyyliie

introdnoo oar (Vm tho

KOUE9" GOLD lllastraUou, on or befor* MAY

iewe..

reecipf of THIS A»V^KT1SI U», ISSJi and OWE

inside of any rftur we send yoa wn will ENOKAVJ: wttkNt £xti4 Ckvn ur

TIAL,*

OTTOorSEX TIMHXT

Ma I, Rlni we furnish in either NOB.T, S, and I.

rrer produced, and we aery any one to detect that they are nciL -V S la KJITIA1» Rln( soitabto for either OW stone* we use for iwttiiigsaho' In their composition, and the effect of the emrrareO initial very striking and boantifal. Nc with either lied or BUck Onr randsome. either same aa

Mo. 7 Is an

Vnf nri^ n^I5 V8

V".',"'

KINO act

itleraan. On oi

lady or BeoU is No. 6 Rlnir. So. UA?

OJl,l°i!lT

salt

new and wry aMo for

.t «»,ridc CUT ISITIAL

.ne of all tho aboredeerribed goods we nue

|ff*yr Relied «•«, and in offering a LliilTKD SUP. PL\ of these (rood* to the rcadeni ofthis Paper at the nomtnal prico named, we hope co moko Recti Iar Cantovcm of tMIIL At tlH? same timA

WO PFNH

redfrom Mew f»4 origin fe kpend on our FrTl

art nr rtichw

lend you ii HMTT RolltTrnM and that this unprecedented offer is^udy made to~lntr*4ve«"tJur^cood* arnl COMVANY IS »»tl» ANi£rkLIaSlk:

"en?outfromi

will insert this adTertisement but CR with your order that we m»iy know tou are entitled to the BENEFITS of thl *111 we send more than ONE AKTICUR of each kind at priwunml but after othenare drsircl wo wilt furnish thetn in t8k. Solid Gold

full lioe ot' Baggie? and CiH'ia^es a:iii the t.vl ebrated

SHUTTLER "WAGONS.

,a UMTED MKKK of thin ri KST-CIJAKS JKW

F-.V/M'»t price mimed, and in order!ourselves Jeweler, and dealer* arderlac In aiiuatftlm w« HSETIMF. in thia paper, hence reunlro you to CUT IT OUT and Sf Sl) 1* .HiSir.W1 ''."M1. .to

thft

BEXEKIT8 of this offer. Under no eir. rntHic-.

KA «.,.K

D,'JY,R«

and SO South Third street.

J. F. McOandless.

Thos. B. Snapp, Newton Rogers.

SNAPP & ROGERS.

Manufacture tn ordei window and door frames, mouldings, bracket? ai casings. "V

DKALKKS IN

Lumber, Lath. Shmgle?. Cffice and lumber yard First and

streets. Planing mills cor/ier of iecond and Vine streets. Terre Haute. Int.

tVen'ty-flre'years in medicine, have never found an I

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Toxic does. In many eases ef Kerrom rrostrauua. porerished condition of the blood, this

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t( gives color to the blood natural healthful tone to the digestive organs and nervou* system, making it appliecMe to General Debility, Lot* of Appetite, Prostration of Vital Poirrrit and Tmp^ttrnee. MAKUFACTURED BY THE

you recelvo roods onlmil ami

furnish thorn in riil.rr

May Irt, 1R*«I with rourorder. Small

nd byRcjmten^l^Uer, Money Order or Prnft. Address

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CALL AT

THE IDAHO IMPLEMENT HOUSE

AND SEE THE

ILBURN HOLLOW AXLE WACON-

A NOVEl-TV IN TII AT LIX F..

Mi lb urn and CtMjuillard Farm ami Spring

Wagons, Improved Indiana Grain

Drills, Fur si & Hradley Ad-

justablfi Harrows. Mlig

Giant Feed Mills,

Eagle Feed Cut-

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TTJSH a-E3ST3 dz CO,

Southwest Cor. Seventh and Hulman st.

J. F. MC CANDLES8. South 3d St. Implement Dealer

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^'Has the asency for the following implements, which have no superiors and as many who have tried them think, no equals.

Hughes9 Sulhy flows.

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Hamilton Adjustable-Arch

Bar-Share Cultivai ors,

Avery, Star and Farmer *t

Friend Planters. /.

with your order. Smtil! mimx

W.PETl'IBONB & COM DA Maiden Laae. Himr

yi. Osborne & Co., Harvesters

And Twine Hinders.

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FOUR SIZES .35 .65 1.25 1.75 & 0

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JL. RT/MOT/UIIION ITTXIIIR itf FILM, T' Har):N nti J'/KH/IAJITIM N*(I pal FT table YURM. 7%«#: NRUFJPREPARATION Tfirom~R' that trill not blaclzen

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teeth,MO characterCMetf other iron preparation^,

my practice, and la an experience tagive the results that l)n. 1IABTKB,%or emale Diseases, Dyspepsia, and an ltn»' some wonderful

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