Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 May 1882 — Page 6
DR. CLARK
JOHNSON'S
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ITBADE MAlllt. I Dyspepsia, Liver
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Diseases J'ercr & A (i it i\ Mwu ma1 ert rt Disease,
SiH'ioiWO/CHS* XerDebility, e£e.
.o Bo.': if KNOWN to Man I
3,000,000 Bottles
&OJ.3) 8IXCE 18*70.
//tti? Syrup possesses Varied Properties. If. Nilmnlatcii the Ptjwllne In the SaltTtt, dilcli .-oiiwi-t* the Nliirch lied Sugar of the foixl Into ({lnco»i', A deflclcnrv In Ptyallne murn Wind itn«l SoariuK «f ifie food lu (ho tMiinuch. If the medlclnv
IH
taken Iraraedl-
rlrly nffrr rntlni Che leruientutlon of food |r*vnit"il. It, ucu upon tlie l.lvrr.
It ih'U uton tlw KlIn«ys. It il» rimvelf. Kt I'tii'lllcM the Blood. It Uuli'Oi the iSo'vonit System. St Prunio',*'* IMfOMIon. It N.MirJshe*, Nlrcnirthcnn nnd Invigorates. It. cnrrlco olf Mi" tllil Stluod and mnkrn now. It wfteim tbn IIIIIVK of tiic tklii nod Induce* 'Arultby P«y.|»li-jitloii,
It ncntraiixL iho hereditary taint, or poison in thn fli)iil, which ^emirates tfcrofula, Erysipelas, «nl all itiitinor of skin (lwensusand internal liumora.
Thorn are no spirit* employed in il» manufacture, and rt can bo taken by the inoul, delicate biiba, or bjr tlio aged nnd feeble,
Wt'ouibn*
cat only hting ri'f.nrcd ii% attention to
Brlii!iUrst, Carroll Co., Intl.
I have HKptl Dr. Cliirlr Johnson's Indian Mood «yrnp for Liver Complaint of long stauding, nml am happy to say it has effected complete cure
DANIF.I. BEI.IJ.
Lebanon.Boo tie Co., Intl. Logunspori.,
CH«H
Co., Ind.
T'lls Is to certify that lr. Clark Johnson I IdiUan Blood Syrup, has'jured myself and rant of my family or Chills and Fever. I can truthfully recommend your valuable medicine to all similarly afflicted.
WILLIAM DONALSON.
Fort Wayne, Allcu Co., Ind.
A fair trial of Dr.-Clark Johnson's Indian Itlood syrup cured nte of (Scrofula, when all other medicines failed. 1 have also tound it valuable remedy for Kidney disease.
HKFLJTY KLKINNILLKU.
I was afflicted with heart disease for 10 •"jars, and «fl'" everything else failed, 1 utod Dr. Clark JniutHonrs In.lian Blood Syrup aud it hat proved most benellcial to no. :MILY
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Co.
FrHtiUMn SJj-ee' New org.
Executor's Sate of Real Estate.
The uud-islgned. ovecutors of the last will of Chauncey Hose, deceased, will on the 8th day of June. 1882, at the office of M. s. Durham. No. 5051- Ohio street, In the city of Ten Haute. Indiana, sell at private *»le. the foilowlug described real estate in the city of Tcrre Haute, Vigo couut.v, and state or Indiana, to-wit: Lot number eightyfour (W) in Jewett's addition to Terre Haute Indiana.
TERMS OK SALE: One-fourth cash, the remainder to bo paid in three equal annual installments, the notes for the deferred pnymeuta to be»r seven percent interest from date of sale aud to be paid annually.
FJKMIX XlPl'KRT, I Fionitnr*
JOKKPH L"3 COLLKTT,
May Dili. 1882.
BEST
ATJD
FOREIGN.
Text of the Government's Repression Bill.
Masa Meeting in New York to Denounce the Assassinations.
TUB: TLEL'HESSION KILL.
LONDON,
May 12.—Iu the Commons
last night the discussion on the repression bill was very spirited. Dillon said tile assassination did not rest on Irish history, but on Forster, and if the government sent out another man to carry nut a policy similar to the one under which Forster acted, such an accursed act would again sully the pages of history.
Ilealy said the bill aimed at giving hanging powers to three judges on any evidence that could be trumped up.
The News says it is probable that Gladstone will shortly resign the Chancellorship of the Exchequer.
PROVISIONS OF THE BILL.
The bill provides that in those places where ordinary law is not observed special tribunals consisting of three judges be appointed by the Lord Lieutenant to try capes without a jury. The judgment court mast be unanimous appeal can be made to the supreme couit, the judgment of the latter to be given by a majority of the judges. The supreme court may di minish but cannot increase the severity of sentences. Parliament will be a3keil to provide special remuneration for the special judges.
The bill also contains the following provisions: It gives power to search lor secret apparatus of murder, such as arms, threating letters, elc. power to enter houses by day or night under wan ant of the lord "lieutenant power to arrest persons prowling about at night and unable to give some account of themselves, who are to be dealt with summarily power to arrest strangers, as crimes are generally committed by foreign emissaries, the hospitality of England not being for such persons as agents of 0'Donovan Kossa, and power to remove foreigners considered dangerous to the peace of the government therefore it is intended to revive the Allen act. Secret societies will be dealt with summarily and membership thereof constitute* an offense under this act. Cases of aggravated assault will be treated iu a summary manner. Power is given to repress intimidation and unlawful meetings, the latter to be dealt with summarily. Newspapers containing seditious and inflammatory matter will be suppressed and their proprietors required to enter into recognizances not to repea the offence. Justices can compel the attendance of witnesses about to abscond. The lord lieutenant can appoint additional police where necessary at the cost of the districts concerned. Compensation for murder and outrage will be required of the districts where" they occur. Out rage will be dealt with summarily by tlie courts, which are to consist of two stipendiary magistrates. The governmeut reserves for consideration any furlher alteration of the jury system.
MEETING IN NEW YORK.
JSEW YORK,
May
13.—Mayor
Grace
presided at a mass meeting in Cooper's Union last niglit, called to denouce the assasinationB of Cavendish and Burke. Soeeches were made by the Mayor, liichO'Gorman and others. JResolutions adopted declare the assassination was a crime calling for the strongest condemnation by all friends of Ireland, and that Gladstone's promise of conciliation is preved by the last act of his government to be vain and empty, and that his deter-, mination to adopt a policy still more coercive than the one he has claimed to abandon is impolite and unwise, and justifies resort to every legitimate means tor frustrating the purposes of English tyranny and securing a realization ot selfgovernment for Ireland.
A FENIAN PROCLAMATION.
NEW YORK,
May
11.—A
Dublin says: The following proclamation has been issued by the Irish Republican Brotherhood:
DUBLIN,
Parnell and his friends. If
EDeland
TXECLLT°RS-
DAVIS SWINGCHURN
CHSAISSTI
No inside fixture*, always rifrht side up.Easiest to use. NinoBlit?s made.
Three rtwa
at
wholesale where we have no apents. Send I'oetal forcir•clUars. Amenta wanted. VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO,
Bellows Fcils, Vt.
May 11.
lo the /risk People and all Lovers of Liberty, and Particular your Brothers of the I. It. H. and Kindred Organisations,:
As there sfiems to be a grave misunderstanding as to the aim and scope of the late executions at Dublin, we, tue executive committee of the I. K. B., hereby request all ot the aforesaid to withhold their opiuioD of this matter for the present, and refrain from expressions of sympathy at public meetings, which tead to humiliate Ireland and give aid and comfort to England. As to the monster, Bocrke, he had preyed upon the lives and liberties ot his countrymen for many years, and has deserved" death a thousand times at our hands, and as to the Lord Cavendish, the lineal descendant of the infamous Lord Brogbill, who hanged the gallant and patriotic MacEgan, Bishop of Ross at Carrigadrohid, because he would not betray his country, his very name stinks in the nostrils of the Irish people by the iniquities of his brother, Lord Hartington, and the wholesale evictions of his father, the Duke of Devonshire, thereby driving thousanis of the rightful owners or the soil to the poorhouse, exile and death. This organization has tolerated the Vfigarits of Parnell and his safe treason mongers until he has filled the bastilcs of the country with the victims of auselesss Parliamentary agitation which left 20,00 persons homelets last year and drove millions of the flower of eur people to exile. This ceases to be harmless, when the truce is made bv which he himself and his friends are allowed to go free and eighty ot Ireland's br*vest sons are left to lanquish in prison, to be exiled or assassinated by these men who by so-call-ed "outrages," opened the prison doors to
really wished to deal fairly
by Ireland, why not issue general amne8:y, by which the prison aoora would be open nnd thousands of our exiled brethren who now art pining in foreign lands tould return in safety and honor. Instead of this, Gladstone sent emissaries to the venerated head of the Catholic church, who by lies* and false representations, have deprived thousands of our poor persecuted people of the comforts of religion, by turning our altars into political platforms. Let us ask the people of Ireland: Are there no classes of
THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
people to be considered except the farmers, and of what avail will it be to Ireland if the selfish class is firmly rooted in the soil and becomes thoroughly loyal to England? We ask our friends in America to ponder on our circumstances to think of a bnre and honorable people driven to despair by witnessing, while the l»osoms of our women are torn open by the bayonets of English mercenaries and our children of tender age shot down in the highways, while our wails of anguish are stifled in blood. We are convinced no true prosperity can exist tn Ireland so long as England possesses her Custom Houses there, allowing her manufactures to pass irto Ireland duty free, thereby leaving Irish mechanics unemployed, and an enormous war tribute levied by EDgland taking away the produce of the land, thereby leaving the Irish people to starve.
Now. furthermore, wo call upon our brothers in America, particularly advanced nationalists, to aid by everv means who have earned out this execution, and we hereby further declare that they deserve well of their county.
By order of the Executive of the I. R. B. FUNERAL OF I.OrlD CAVENDISH.
LONDON,
May 11.—The funeral proces
sion started at 2 o'clock. The chief mourners were the duke of Devonshire, Marquis of Hartington, Lord Edward Cavendish, Colonel Cavendish (brother of the Dukcjof Devonshire), MajorLytelton, Gladstone and Lord Granville. The order of the procession was as follows: Hearse, Duke of Devonshire walking aione, Marquis of Hartington, Lord Edward Cavendish, Gladstone, Granville, Speaker oftha House of Commons, Cabinet, and 300 members of Parliament walking four abreast. An immense crowd was present the number is estimated as high HS 30,000. Many persons were visibly affected. The coffin was carried by a number of tenants of the Dukeol Devonshire. After thecoflin had been lowered into the grave, many How ers were thrown upon it. Lord Spencer, at the liist moment, decided to remain in Ireland, instead of attending the funeral.
A CLOSE CALL.
Missouri Editors on an Excursion Have a Narrow Escape.
PARSONS, KAN.,
CRIPPLED IF NOT CRQuKEO.
A Jersey City Bank Treasurer Shoots Himself and Causes a Run on the Bank.
NEW YORK,
special from
May 12—Edward W.
Kingslane, Treasurer of the Provident Institution tor Savings, Jersey City, shot himself this morning by accident or design in the trustee's room ot the bank. The officials telievc the funds of the institution in act and havr made a public statement that effect, tut a run has be gun on the bank, which was surrounded by anxious depositors. Kingslane is the trustee for a largo number of estates in Jersey City ancfvicinity. The wound is not considered mortal. There are over 13,000 accounts and the total due depositors is more than $5,000,000 assets $o,~ 701,832, consisting of bonds and mortgages: $3,000,000"U. S. bonds, $2,000,000 cash on hand in bank, 15,000 call loans amounting to $385,000 &c.
PATSEY DEVINE.
He Denies His Guilt, Makes a Cool Remark Before Putting on the Cap, anvl Dies Game.
CLINTON, III
yesterday afternoon Patsey Deviue, twice convicted of the murder of Aaron Goodfellow, was hanged in the county jail in the presence of one hundred and fifty people. He died game. Never was a cooler, more self-possessed or intrepid man upon a scaffold. He denied on the scaffold his gjilt in a short speech, asking forgiveness of all whom he had ever wronged. He died by strangulatiou. His last words previous to putting on the black cap wen-, "Wait a moment till
Needs Looking After.
R. B. F. Pierce's fences in Vigo county are badly in need of repair. There is danger that somebody will break through in an unprotected place.
S»all-pox Disappearing.
Nearly all the patients at Rosedale are recovering, and no new cases have been developed. .life 4
THERE
MITCHELL'S MUSIC
Rings Out a Discordant Note for the Pennsylvania Republicans.
Ee Blows the Trumpet for a Deadly Fight Against Stalwartism and Bossism-
Other Washington News.
WASHINGTON,
May 13.—Senator
Mitchell expresses his views concerning the Harrisburg ticket in the following disp'iteh:
WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON,
May 12.—The excur
sion train of the Missouri Press Association, while on the way to Galveston, Texas, over the Missouri, Kansas, & Texas division of the Missouri Pacific R. R., collided with a loose engine and caboose at half-past three o'clock this morning, five miles ncrth of Oswego, Kansas. In some unexplained manner the engine and caboose started alone up the track from Oswego while Conductor Fag in and the engineer were in the office at that point receiving orders, and when it reached the point of collision was Hying along at the rate of forty miles an hour. The engineer of the excursion train, seeing the approaching bead-light, slowed up his train and came nearly lo a stop, and then he and his fireman* jumped just in time to save themselves from death. Both engines were completely wrecked and the tender of the excursion train telescoped the postal car and the chief postal clerk was slightly injured. The passengers on Ihe excursion train, numbering several hundred editors, their wives, daughters and other persons, were greatly shaken up and much alarmed, but none cf them hurt. Had the excursion train not slowed up it is likely thite would have been a fearful loss ot life.
May 13.
Major G. W. Merrick, Wellsboro, Pa.: Right is mighty and ever triumphant. I have done all for peace, but war is inevitable not upon men, but upon candidates who have lashed themselves to the unrighteous cause to curry the favor of bossism, machinists and the use of the spoils system to bolster up stalwart usurption. I am against this everywhere and iorever It is plain patriotic duty to put down this Stalwart oligarchy at any cost that true republicanism and the republic itself may live and thrive. Organize! Organize! Work and fight to the end. [Signed]
JOHN J. MITCHELL.
MRS. GARFIELD'S THANKS.
May 13.—Senator Sher
man received the following:
CLEVELAND,
MY DEAR SIR—I
May
Very
8.
have received your
note with enclosed notice of tire pension granted me for my husband's sake. I am truly mindful of the generous kindness shown the family of General Garfield, not only by friends but by the national legislature, and may I ask that you make acknowledgment of this in whatever way nnd by whatever expression of my gratitude seems to you appropriate. With sentiments of high regard.
rlruly
Yours.
LUCRETIA
R.
GARFIELD
The Committee on Womans' Suffr-ige, by the vote of 3 to 2, agreed to recommend to the Senate for adoption Senaator Lapham's joint resolution proposing allowing women to vote.
Railroad Notes.
There a prospect that the Illinois Midland will soon have arrangements to run into Peoria again.
South bound rates via Indianapolis on Chicago buninrBS are said to be somewhat demoralized, the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago first breaking the rate it is stated.
The work of ballasting the Vandalia road with broken stone is progressing at the rate of one mile and a fourth per day. The ponderous stone crusher recently purchased by the company is doing good service.
KRMOVINI IO EVANSVILLE.
The old brick in the round house of the E. & T. H. are bein-r taken to Evansville, where they will be used in the new denot which will be built there this summer. It is not the intention to rebuild the round house here, but the locomotives will be put in the C. & E. I. round house.
Political Announcements.
COUNTY CLERK.
To the Editor of the
GAZETTE:
I am a candidate for Cleric of Vigo County, subject to the nomination of the Democratic convention. Jons
The
1
are about |seventy inmates in
the poor asylum. The county commissioners visited the institution yesterday, and found it in good order.
B.MEYER.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized to announce the name of Charles Stewart af a candidate for ihe office of commissioner Tor the Second District, subject to the decision of the Democratic counly convention.
SHERIFF.
William H. Stewart will be a candidate or Sheriff or Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention.
Jackson Stepp is a candidate for re-elec-tion as sherilt of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating couventlon.
The
GAZETTE
The
May 13.—At 1 o'clock
is authorized to announce
the name of W. H. Fisk, as a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.
GAZETTE
is authorized to announce
he name of George W. Kruzan as a candiate for sheriff of Vigo Co., subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.
TREASURER.
GAZETTEis
I
take
this chew out of my mouth." Beflre stepping on the trap be tested it carefully with his right toot. He was attended by Revs. Father Weldon and Grogan, o: Bloomington.
Other Candidates.
Messrs. Johnson, of Parke county, and Milford, of Fountain, are both said to be after the Republican nomination for Congress, and it is likely ilr. Pierce will have his hands full.
authorized to announce
the name of N. B. Ken net to! Linton township, as a candidate Tor the office of Treasurer of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.
Buckeye,
The best in the World, the finest line of harvesting machines, binders, droppers, mowers, etc., is at S. B. May's 321 north Fourth^
Havens Insurance Agency
Established in 1863.
To the farmers of Vigo County:
Do not insure your property with traveling agents They charge you doable what it will cost yon to insure in a good, reliable established agency. 1 represent companies worth over fifty million dollars Cair in be* fore vou are insured,
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE!
Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of igo Co., at their June term for a license tu sell intoxicating liquore in a less quantity than a ouart at a time, with the privilege of allowingthe same to be drank on my premises, for a period of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors arc to be sold and drank is located at 113 Main street, in Third Ward, Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana.
HEKKY HAHJT,
Guardian's Sale of Real EsEstate.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the order of the Vigo Circut Court, I will sell at private sale for cash in hand, at the office of Royse & Reese, at No. S03V4 Mnin street, Torre Haute. Ind, at LB o'clock A. M.. on the 10th day of May, 18&2, the following real estate, viz. The undivided threeeighteenths (3-1S) of lot No. sixteen (1G» tn J, W. Preston's gnbdivision of Lot No. five (5 of N. Preston's subdivision in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo County. Indiana.
ANDREW
GOLD
JHIKES.
Guardian ot Ida M. Delia.
A. and Henry C. Koyse.j
Great chance tomikemon ey. Those who always t«k Hdvantage of the
goite
chance® for making mon
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Maine.
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It is the result of 20 years* experience and oxportmentBin Sewing Machines. It tomMnes th* jxrintt rf all pre ft nt and formtr akttt, and i8 not a one man "or one idea machine^ as ethc iti are. It avoid* tliedefccla of others, and ptw^ewee n«e ana rt valuable features and convenience?. It 1b large, light-running, itoittlest, haad*om*, ear.renient, durrMr, and rim pie. Warranted nnd kept in repair free for 6 yearn. Circulars with nil description sent free on reqne*t 11 la surely tho txst A tj&al will prove it Don't foil to see Ir before you buy MANUFACTOHED BY FLORENCE MAOlrtNK CO.,Florenoe,Maw. WHOLESALED r,x «EO I' BENT. 81
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Dealers in Fancy and Staple Hardware, Tinware, Farm Seeds, Wooden Wart-, Doors, Sa9b,
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CLIFF & SOW,
Manufacturers of Locomotive, Stationary and Marine Boilers (Tubular and Cylinder], Iron Tanks, Smoke Stacks, Ac. Shops on Firm Stred, bet. Walnut A. Poplar
Terre Hunte, Ind.
AVRepalring done in the most snbstanial manner at short notice, and at us low grlcea«^nyjBStad^shment In the state.
PARKER. MARTIN & CO., Commission Merchants,
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Also coal 'and wood, 1700 south First street.
MARK SCHWARTZ.
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G. W. 1NGRAHAM A Co. Boston, Mass. CC MPR° ED ROOT ItEEIt 25 cents
niiiLjpHP^nj[e
Philadelphia.
ma Ires 5 gallons of a de
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HIRES,
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CONSUMPTION.
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I
will send TWO BOTTLKS
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8LOCUM, 181 Pearl St., New York.
Agents Wanted for Sullivan's
Ireland of To-dav.
(Introduction by Thot. Power O"Conner, M,
P.)
Centuries of English oppression set forth. It describes Ireland's ruin antl iho people's desperiition. It shows how Ihe land was confiscated and the industries destroyed. It cxplaims the Land League, the Lend Act aud the Coercion Bill. Contains 32 engravinas aud map in colors. Price only ^2 per cony, Sales immense. Send 50 cents for full outfit and begin work at once. For full particulars, address
J.
C.
Co. Cincinnati, O.
MCCUKDYA
Send for out New Illustrated Price-List No. 30. for Fail antl »V in
ter of 1881. i-'ivc to any address. "on-f-iins f'.i'.l tle:ei ittliori of «./ Lumtx of gwtnl3 ftfr |":rr-' rr and famiiv **. W di'iil '.• T:: willi the .'•••1snn:I r. KVI il in any .• tnntity ,it p'.cis You can buy belter and cneu| cr UMH at home.
MONTGOMERY WARD & 0. 227 and 220 Wabash Avenue.Chleago.lli.
WHAT WILL THE WEATHER BE TD-MCRROW?"
Pool's SIGNAL SERVICE BAROMETER
Or STORM GLASS and THERMOMETER Combined, WIIX TKLL YOl» Will dr -ct and indicate rtrriot,y viv chanee in
HBflgBHrM Hfl vr* at licr 1218 hours 'l-rffMrnii'ii'i'llW ndvnni'y. Will tell the kind ot Morra approach* nit, and from wn.it di-
rnrtion itivnluabln to u&vi*at<r«. Fnrntera enn plan their work according to it a predictions Nawf SO times its cost in a MiiiKlnseaMin. Mns an a« r:ira(R thermometer t:ttr.r.fted, which alone to worth t!ie price of the combiDttion. Thi* reat
wiATii£2 nroicAros
i* endorsed l.y tliu moat eminunt Pliynicians.Profet*trt, and Sciontifio men if thedny to be the &S2T lit TBI WOBLDI
Tho ll'.bnnometer and Itaromttt ram put in a nioely finished walnut Iranin. vrithai'Tor-plated trimmings, etc., making it a beautiful as well sa useful ornsmeuLWewfll rend yon a sample one. dr.hr,rr"l free, to your plare, in good order, on receipt otj* |or6 forif|4. aklof ngthem./t
Agents are malting from to 920 daily seit
Irialieill *n
riner you. Order at one*. ItfEl.I. AT SIGHTi Just the thins to Hell to farmtrp. merchants, etc. Invalusble to everybody
S. Postage Htamps
in good order taken,but moneyproferred-Aceato wanted everywhere,
for (Jirriilnr nnd u-rm*. Addren* ulfordtvrsto OsW EGO TI IK It MOM ET KIt \V
OR KH,
([jarfr^t pntnbhfihn)**nt of tli« kind the world,) Ofm RIRII, OKWI'KO County, N. Y.
Writ* pour runt Oftrf.tbunlii and Slut' plainly, and remit bu mmiri/ ii' ilrr draft on.Vru cr rii/i'ltr, Irlter.ntourrtih lU'WAKK OF WOKTIILKS* IMITATMNHI
None fientiinn without our Trade-nnd Sienaturn of J. A.
POOL,on
back of lnMru .n*nt, a* tn-lowr:
Every ir-tniment wnrranlcd/r/i-( and Reliable. Si76 of Instrument.: inches lonjr, 3^ inches wiae. If yon are not satinfled on receiving the instrument, return it nt onco nnd wo will refund 'nir money.
Please sUto where yoii faw our advertixeaissrt.
PARKER'S
H4IR
A perfi dregs"
tng, elegantly per fumed and harmless. Removes dandruff, restores natural color and prevents baldness (0 rtnt ami $' •tret ttrirticgliU.
FLOMSTON
COLOGNE.
An txi'ii'ittly fat* 'grunt pArfouM with property*.
25 a*tl UMOU.
PARKER'S
GINGER TONIC
An Invigorating Medicine that Never intoxicates This delicious combination of Jiuchu, Mandrake, Stillingia. nnd many other of the best vegetable remedies known, cures a disorders of the bowels# stomach, liver, kidneys aud lungs & is
The Best and Surest Cough Cure Ever Used. If you are suffering from Female I nrnpljints, Nervousness, Wakefulness, Rliciiinati''m i'ysp'P" sia, age or any disease or
infirmity, take "ar~c-
Ginger Tonic. It will strengthen brain
aud
(taperiorto any. Highest lnedical authorities testify to its delicacy of taste and smell. For Rale by
aso body
give you new life and vi^or.
lOO DOLLARS
Paid for anything injurious found ui Ginger Tonic or for a failure to help or cure. We. and |1 «I«M d«l»r» In tmr*- "*f* "Ti0P be»4 for drrular to Hi»co» UC-
rt MTtneberlnt
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MQLLER'8w9ISft COD-LIVER Ofl
Cheapest
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W.H.Schi?ffelin&Go(^r£^'a)NJ.
One Dollar
any sddfoesTa th# United State#, potta«e pald. fo* (lie Jtoliar a "Tear. Krery new subscriber fsti IIL
IIICRATIVE EMPLOYMENT
I fovtlie winter in taraoing difftricte. Very 1 large returns for comparatively little lubor. •For fnll narticulars address immcdiate/V leeUUWEJTDII CO. »t Bmsiwsy.*./.