Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 May 1882 — Page 6

LEIGHTON'S LEAP.

Augustus Leighton Hangedlin New York This Morning

For the Murder of his LandladaySickening Straggle for Life.

MEWYOKK, May 19.—Augustis D. Ltighton was hanged this morning at S:47 {or the murder of his mistress, Mary Dean.

The death warrant was read to Leighton in his cell and then the procession to the gallows was formed, Kev. Dr. Morgan proceeding and reading, "I am the resurrection and the life." Leighton ultiDced occasionally to one side and the 'u.«ir and when near the gallows looked at it a second and then his eyes diopped toward the pavement. On reaching the he turned and taced the specta Utr». The executioner adjusted the noose Jind drew the black cap over his face. 7 l:v wgnal was given, the rope cut and the body of the condemned uian bounded in the air and fullback within three feet •ot ifae pavement. The noosa failed to -.iip under the ear and caught under his t:o. Then commenced

A sir Kfc'NINO STKUUOI.B

WMch slowed Leighton was strangling to ucath. The fingers clutched convulsively, the legs were drawn up and the victim's agoni/.ed, heavy breathing was -rtwini tohenr. In seven minutes he was pr*tj'Hinted dead by the official physician, i'Ui -•», the body was partially lowered cn vtiitivc heavings of the chest were pln'nly discernable. Another physician dtrnred him dead eight minutes after •tin* ffrst. The body was removed to Ever ,£rc"«n cemetery for burial.

Oak Bluff Cemetery Association. (From Thursday's Daily. A meeting of the corporators of the Oak iJlr.fi" Cemetery Association was held last owning at the olllce of Internal Itevenue •Collector Minshail on Ohio street. The iiU'ndtnrc was not large. President 11. W. Thompson was called to the chair and John 3 Beach was made secretary.

Mr. Beach as chairman of a committee appointed at a previous meeting stated '(hal the articles of association had been jmpaivd and placed on record and tliat it was now a corporation under the name of Oak Bluff Cemetery Association aud with thirty corporators, lie stated further that a seal had been ordered from a tteslgn made by Mr. S. 8. Early. The articles of association provide for the annual uleciion of ollicers and of a board of manager at meeting to be held on the 1st Tuesday in June. In view of the proximity of that date it was decidcd to wait until then lor the election of officers. A committee consisting of Ii. W. Thompson, Win. Mack, S. S. Early, "W. 11. McKcisn and John S. Beach was appointed :!o view and consider the question of suitipte grounds for the purposes of the association. This committee was empowered to invite to their assistance Mr. J. Earcshaw an eminent surveyor and civil cnj:i»Mfr of Cincinnati, who is engineer of the f?pi ing Grove cemetery at Cincinnati and a recognized authority as a landscape gardener and on all questions relating to I'M laying out and adorning of cemeter m. lie will be here Monday and on that day ilu:committee will view the several sites which have been proposed.

IT lie nexl meeting of tho association •will bo held on the first Tuesday (the (iih •HI June.

PENNSYLVANIA 6REENBACKEP.S.

Opposed to Mortgaging the United

HAJ'.IUMUIU May 18. About fifty delegates were present at the Greenback /Labor state coir ention when called to order. It was announced that more will arrive this afternoon. I'- B.nder, of

Altoomi, was made temporary chairman committers appointed and recess taken until 2 M. The convention ordered the following telegram to be sent: .Tot*)# Bon. V. N. IJrummond and Joi.

Urate, Washington:

The Xrtioual party of Pennsylvania, in convention, assembled desires you to present the House of llepresentatives our earnest protest against mortgaging the people of the United States for another term of twenty years to the National banks.

A Bad Mail Contract.

It fc&s not yet been announced who has secured tho contract for carrying tha mail 'from Terre Haute to 1'rairieton, Darwin, Merom and inland points south, but it is to be hoped there will be some improvement. The first contractor who got it sub-let i', to another and so on through "five or six hands, each one getting* .profit until the man who actually did (he work received Utile compensa ion and scarcely attended to it at all. The spostmaster here, and at the other offices named sent in a remonstrance to the P. •). Department and the contract was advertised to re-let.

Wheat Prospect Good. *'rom Thursday's »)atly.

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NEWS NUGGETS

The jail at Westminster, Md burned this morning. The prisoners were all safely removed.

Danenliower and his companions left Liverpool to-day for New York by the steamer Celtic.

Sargent, U. 8. minister to Germany, presented his credentials to Emperor William to-day.

The Illinois Sunday school convention is in session at Champaign. 111., with a large attendance.

The steamer Progress burned opposite Green Island, Canada, last night and three of the crew perished.

Jacob Emmert Bucher suicided at Columbus, Ohio, this afternoon, by shooting himself through the head.

The Clinton, 111., people do not believe the man at St. Louis is Patsey Devine's pal. He is thought to have left the country.

The general assembly of the Presbyterian chuch is in session at Springfield, 111., four or five hundred delegates being present.

The case ot ex-Governor Moses, on trial at New York, has been indefinitely postponed. His plea of insanity will bo entered to-morrow

Gleason'sknitting mill, at Seneca Falls, is burnine and will be destroyed. Loss, $100,000 insured. Three hundred operators will be left unemployed

The tanners of Chicago struck at noon to-day because the men who work in the preparing department were refused an advance of one dollar per week.

In the Malley trial to-day a druggist testified he sold Walter Malley four ounces of arsenic September G, 1881, for the purpose, he said, of killing rats.

Michael Turner, a passenger on the steamer AViscon&in, was arrested in New York to-day on suspicion of being connected with the Dublin assassinations

Senator Logan arrived at St. Louis this morning from Hrt Springs, Ark., much improved in health, lie will eo to Chicago to-night and thence to Washington after a short time.

The Chicago gambling houses are all open again, running more attractive establishments than before They think the prosecutions are not bona fide and say they will not be intimidated.

The sub-committee of the Ways and Means committee reported to-day on the charges of Representative White, of Kentucky, against Commissioner Ran in, in connection with the bonded liquor bill. The report exonerates him.

The Sprague estate was ouercw ior sale at public auction to-dayr at Providence, R. I., but no bid was received and the sale adjourned. Trustee Chatee will notify the court that lie has been unable to sell the property under the terms of the decree.

The annual mectiug of the National Boaid of Fire Underwriters is in session to-day at New York. The risks taken by all companies during '8t amounted to over eight and a half billion dollars, an increase over the previous year of almost three quartets of a billion dollars.

Levi Athbrook'spork house at Si. Louis, burned this morning. Los®, $15,000 to $20,000.

LATEU—The extent of the fire wa3 exaggerated. The loss will be trifling. The fire in St. Louis was also over stated. The loss will be only $40,000.

An accident to a work train on the Northern Pacific road, near Spirit Wood, Minn., yesterday, killed W. L. Turner, brakeman Morris Racine, who was sitting on the tender, and a man named Lavrason. who was on the engine, and injured a hrge number of other workmen, some, perhaps, fata'ly Cause broken axle.

The New York Post says: Since noon the market has betn steady to strong We are passing through a period of suspense in reference to crops, and the pending legislation in retcror.ce to national banks the market is also affected by the shipments of gold to Europe. In mining stocks the usual listlessncss prevails. A prominent broker says there will be a general ov rhauiing of accounts by the new management of the Bradshaw and Washington mining companies and that suits will result.

During a tight rope performance at Edwardsville, 111., yesterday, one end of the rope attached to a chimney, gave way and the falling debris injured six boys, two of them fatally.

Polk, Wells and Cook were convicted of murder in the first degree at Ft. Madison, Wis., to-day, for the murder of the jail guard, ana Fitzgerald, their accomplice, of murder iu the second degree.

City Marshal Smith, of Mt. Vernon 111, last night shot and killed Charles Yost and then escaped on horseback. They quarreled over a personal matter when Smith suddenly drew and. shot twice.

The coroner's jury at Chicago has decided th? shooting of the tramp on the C. & A. railway by Joseph Sea wits, a few days ago, justifiable. The tramp's name was Cbarles G^nish, of Syracuse, N. Y., aged twenty-three. l)r. Lewis Lambern. alias John T. Smith, suicided yesterday at Springfield, Mo by takiog morphiDe. He left a note faying men slandered him and would not pay him, and that death was prefer* able to life as he lived. He left several thousand pages of manuscript on medical s-ubjects and was evidently a man of learning. His papers showed him to be a relative of Bayarii Taylor.

The arbitration committee at Chicago, which is fixing the price of the cornered

•'Sykes Wolfe, a well kn wn fanner of! April wheat, developed the tact that G. C. rFaytfte township, Miid to-day ibat the! Walker is the chief bolder, having 14,wheat pr». spct tin his neighborhood never' OOD.Oi'U busheis. But Walker says it was •lookxl !:eHt-r. Corn plan'mg has Itegun,! in s-ens»- a 6orner and only became so the K'.ulb art* prt-ty good condition, tin- whin tbe bvars largely oversold the margrai*- i* growing nicely, and. everything jket trying to break" it. His story was so lndic» te^a good Benson .for the farmers,!straight that one of the chief defaulters

This scrius lie the leueral opinion all settled and it is likely the price will be over 1 be count.*.

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Dropped Dead 'expose of the secret order know as the AY. H. Chihv.hinan, ex-Superintendent'American Knights of Honor. It says it of the Statu Insulations for the education is an ami-Catholic society something lift? of the Blind ot Itidiara and Wisconsin, the old Knownothing organization, and it ^dropped dead'at 10 o'clock last night at officered by local Republican leaders. the icsideoce of Irs brother, Francis M. The object is said to he to defeat Dem-

Chupchman, tour milts southeast of In- ocratic Catholics. The exposure is dianapolis, the cause of.death being heart made on the authority oi a member of tho jtdiseajc. society who gave the secret awav

at $1 40. The Dallas Times, to-day publishes an

NERVOUS DEBILITY:

A Cure Guaranteed.

Dr. E C. West's Nerve and Brain Treat ment: .specific for Hyslena, Dizziness Convcnon, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermator rhcea, impotency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by over-exer-tion, self-abuse, or over-indulgence, which lead to misery, decay and death. One box will cure r«y«nt cases. Each box containing one month's treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes for five dollars sent by] mail prepaid on receipt of price We guarantee six boxes to- cure any case With each order received by us for six boxes accompanied by five dollars, we will send the purchaser our written guar anteeto return the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees, issue only when the treatments ordered directfrom us. Address JOHN WEST & CO., Sole Proprietors, 181 and 1£3 W l^adison street, Chicago, 111. Sold by Cook & Bell, Terre Haute, Ind.

Du Maurier:—" 'Listen, Aunte: what' is that? 'It's the cuckoo, darling. Don't you know the cuckoo?' 'Oh, yes! The cuckoo's that horrid bin! that doesn't lay its own eggs!""

A POPULAR TONIC

For Week Longs and Consumption.

No preparation ever introduced to the American public, for tiie relief and cure of Coughs, Colds, Sore throats. Debilitated Constitutions, Weakness of the Lungs, or Consumption in the ineiplent or advanced stages of the disease, ha& ever m«t with the indorsements ofphy&lciaus or patleuts as the celabrated "Tolii Rock and kye." The repeated aud continued sales of the article everywhere are the best evidence of its real merits. letters and testimonials from every quarter of the country, attesting tliestimulating, tonic aud healing effects, are lu possession of the proprietors, and cui be adduced to convince the most skeptical reader of Its intrinsic virtues. Further commendation is unnecessary aud superfluous, as a trial of this article, having a pleasant taste and agreeable flavor, will satisfy alj those who are nftllcted or pining away with pulmonary weakness of the relief to be secured by the use of Toiu, Rock and Rye. (Chicago Times.*

A wealthy lady of England eloped with her father's groom. They went to South Africa, where the man obtained a situation as waiter in a hotel. The damsel has returned to her parents.

IRRITATION OF THE SCALP.

An Authentic Testimony.

Gentlemen.—For five years I have been greatly troubled with dandruff, with a severe Hching of the scalp, ipd hair falling out. I have tried almost every known remedy, all proving worthless. Seeing Burnett's Cocoaine and Buruett's Kallistou advertised, I procured a bottle of each, and am happy to state that the dandruff is completely removed, and no ttching whatever remains.

J. E. CAVEN, Kansas City, Mo. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best.

QSpcaking of the Sunday saloon closing, a paper in Cincinnati remarks: "It is a grave question." A well-chesen senteuce.

A MELODIOUS VOICE

ougiil to be accompanied by an agreeable breath. Words wafted by a pleasant one especially it proceeding from a roseate delicately chiselled mouth, delight and unchain'ilie male listener. Mark this, daincs and demoiselles, and use So/.odont which endows the teeth with the whiteness and hardness of alabaster, reuders flabby, cankered, colorless gums firm and pink, aod gives a healthier glow to pale, roughened lips. The breath becomes as sweet as a nosegay through its influence.

The oyster is now enjoying his annual vacation, and the docile clam is on duty.

"PRO BONO PUBLICO

II is a remarkable fact, lhat while thousands ot people refuse to read paid pull's of worthless nostrums, none skip over Dr. Swayne's little squib about Lis Ointment for Itching Piles that itch so much at night. The people well know that it is published tor their benefit, in other words, it i» pro bono publico. May its far reaching effects be perpetuated to the end ot time.

The proceedings ot the House of Representatives were opened by :i prayer by a Jewish rabbi the other day.

IK there ever was a spceiflc for any one complaint then Carter's Little Liver Pills are a specific for Sick Headache, and every woman should know this. They are not only a positive cure, but a sure preventive it taken when the approach is tell. Carter's Little Liver Pills act directly on the liver and bile, and in this way remove the cattse of disease without) first making you s:ck by a weakening pui'ge. If you try them you will not be disappointed

Twenty years test proves that BrunkeT's Carminative Balsam is the champion of all remedies for Colic in Infants, Teething, Summer Complaint, Flux or Cholera Infantum, or lor adults for Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus, Congestion of the stomach or any pains ot the stomach. Its reputation is unparalleled. 25c, 50c and $1. per bottle. Sold by all daruggists.

A Hunter, near Metz, recently shot a raven of remarkable size, to one of the teet of which was attached a metal ring with the inscription: "Born Lourtrey, 1782."

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE in seasickness is of g-eat value. Its action on the nerves oi he distUTOcd stomach is soothing and ffectlTe.

It is estimated thai the gyp? of England number U.QOO.

FLIES

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THE TERRE HAUTE WEfcivi, If GAZETTE

children

ROUGH ON RATS."

It eiears out rats, mice, loaches, dies, ants, bedbues, skunks, chipmunks 15 cents. At'Druggists.

The Lick house property. San Francisco, is now valued at $1,260,000. 'J 1

AMD

BUGS,

Flies, roaches,ants, bedbugs, rats,mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by -Rough oa Rats." lSceata.

A CAR0.

Ta all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a receipt that will cure you FP.EE op CHARQE. This grtaf remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INM^X, ation D. New York Citv.

Executors Sale of Real Estate.

The underilgned, executors of the last will of Chauncey Kose, deceased, will on the8thdayof June, 1882, ut the office of M.S. 15urham. No. 005K Ohio street, ki the city of Terre Haute. Indiana, sell at private sale, the following described real estate in the city of Terre Haute, VigoTouoty, and state or Indiana, to-wit: Lot number eighty four (34) in Jewett's addition to TerreHaute Indiana.

TERMS OF SALF: One-fourth cash, the remainder to be paid In three equal annual installments, the notes for the deferred payments to bear seven percent interest from date of sale and to be paid annually.

FiRMIN NIPPKBT, I JOSEPUCS COLLETT,

May Hlh. 18H2.

FC«CU«R9.

Boots & Shoes,

An Immense Stock of and Shoes.

BCCTGKEail

At a Special Sale,

And to be sold at Prices below what they can be bought for now of the manufacturer.

3". 13.

.'529 Main street.

APPLICATION FOIi LICENSE." Notice Is hereby given that I will ap

apply Co.,

to the Board of Commissioners of Vigi Ind. at their June term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time wi'h the privilege of allowing the same to be drank ou my premises for one year. My place of business and the premises whereon s:iid liquors are to be sold and drank Is located at No. 1015 wist Chestnut, In the Filth Ward, in Terre Haute, Harrisem township, Vigo County Indiana.

E W. HAMILTON.

^aaiy?Vtti FREE sa. Maretltui sucattt. Insane Fersoct Restorer?.

DE. KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RESTOREK EB VK DISZtSES. OtU

Jftfvi/br all BBAIN ft

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curt for Filt, Hhy'lepty and Ntrit Ajficlwi~i. "TjiNfALUBL* If tutcn as directed. JVo Fit* after •*£2 Arttdatftuse. Treatise and $2 trial bottlefrceto .v.¥sKitvallents,they paylnscxprcssage. Send nunc,

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express JUMTCSS to Da. KLINK, s«

roh St. Philadelphia, l'a. Hrr.

Ysrincipal'bi'otjixtt.

Agsnts Wanted Immediately Tor the Life of

A I E

Ablest Authorship Finest Illustrations. Lowest Price. Containing the scenes and Incidents of his boy hood struggles of his youth might of his early manhood valor as a soldier career as a Statesman election to the Presidency, and the tragic story of hi death. Fastest Selling Book. 700 large pages.- Outfit 50 cents. Addiess

J. M.CLCOTT, Indianapolis Indiana.

Bar-Share Cultivators,

Avery, Star and Farmer's

Friend Planters.

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

EitablitiieiiiR IMS,

To tlie farmers of Vigo County:

Boots

Do not Insure yonr property with traveling agents They charge you double what it will cost yon to insure in a good, reliable established agency. 1 represent companies worth over fifty million uollam Cr.ll in be' •oreyoa are tatsured.

CLIFF & SON,

Manufacturers of Locomotive, Stationar, and Marine Botlers (Tubular and Cylinder Iron Tank», Kmoke Stacks, Ac. Shops oh First Street* bet, Walnut 4c P*plar

Terre Haute, Ind.

*7*RepRiring done In the most substantial manner at short notice, aud at as low price as any establishment in the state

PARKER. MARTIN & CO., Commission Merchants,

No. 120 Washington Street, room CHICAGO. Grain, Provisions, Heeds, Ac bought, sold and carried on margins. Correspondents solicited. Agents wanted to represent us in all Important places.

weeK in your own town. *5 outfit

§%§%newfree. No risk. Everything /[••IllMll Capital not required. We an furnish you every thing.

Many are making fortunes. La-

dfc?s make as much as meu and boys and girls makegre nt pay. Reader, If you want business a whlcn yotvean makegreat pay at the time you worn, write for pHrticulara

K. HALT,A Co., Portland, Malne.eow

Jonas Strouse,

Gioeer,

Corner Second and Main. Farmer's trade especially solicited. Highest price paid for wool and farmers' prodnc

DIA WnC Jt .Sol.ro.i installments and ilnilUO Wshipped to all parts of tli« country. Prices low and terms of payment easy.

ORGANS

!to°nns

CUHCUEA permanently Cures Tumors of the Scalt and Skin Cuticuru, remedies are- for sale by all druggists. Price of CilMcora, a medicinal jellyi'smttH boxes, 50c larae boxes, fl.

CUFU, Resolvent, the new Wood purifier, 1 per bottle. Cutlcura Medloinal Toilet Soap,

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25c. Cuticnra Medicinal Siiavin* Soap, 15c In bare for barbers and large consumers, 50c Principal depot.

WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Mass.

gy-All mailed free on receipt of price.

CRUSHEIt FEED

For Dairyiiem and Feeders

The best aud cheapest feed. Corn crushe lor farmer.* for caslior toil. iHitAlso coal and wood, 1700 south First treet. MARK SCHWARTZ.

CALL AT

THE IDAHO IMPLEMENT HOUSE

AND SEETHE

BURN HOLLOW AXLE WAGON-

A NOVELTY IN THAT LINE.

3lilbursi ami Coquillard JFamt* xmd Spring,

Wagons, Improved Indiana Grain

JOrills, Fur at & It rail/ei/ Ad

justable Mar raws, Hig

Giant Feed Mills*

Eagle Feed Cut-

ters,&c,&c.

Southwest Cor. Seventh and Huiman st.

co.

MC CANDLESS.

South 3d St. Implement Dealer

Has the aeency for the following impleincats, which have no superion «d as many who- have tried them, think, no trials.

Hughes* Sulky Flows,

Hamilton Adjustable-Arch

H, M. Osborne & Co., Harvesters

And Twine Hinders.

full line of Buggies »nd Carriage! and the celebrated -u,

SHUTTLER WAGONS.

18 and 20 South Third street.

Manufacture to order window and door frames, mouldings, bracket?, and casings,

-DEALERS IX-

Lumber, Latti, Shingles. Office and lumber yard First and Jlam

streets. Planing mills corner of Second and Vine streets.

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J. F. McCandless.

Thos. B. Snapp, Newton Rogers.

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SNAPP & ROGERS.

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Advertisements

Per week can be made in any locality. Something entirely

new for agent*. $5 outfit free. O. W. INURAH AM A CO. Boston, Mass. UIRP QIA1

Ktxrr BEER as centa

"•"i-opackage mate*5 gallons of a delicious. wholesome. s--parkl)ng temperance beverage. Ask your ^rnggist, or sent by mail for 25c, C. E. xJ I&ES, N. Icla. Ave. Philarle iphtH.

CHEAP FARMS

Near Markets.

The State of Michigan, having 50 years of improvements, still contains large tracts ot unoccupied land*, suitable for

fnrms,

rom«

of them subject to free settlement und^r homestead laws, and all of them for sale at low prices, A pamphlet prepared under authority of it he State, ana containing a map, descriptions of its climate, soil, industries, crops and resources, and an aecountof its lands, will be sent fre* to any one writing for it to the COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION. Detroit, Mich.

COKSUMmOK.

Ibavaaporifcreremedy tor tha above disease br ta oae thonaanda of caaea of the worst kind and of iooir Undms hare-keen cored. Indeed, »o atronr is mj, in ita efficacy, that I will aend TWO BOTn.KS

BK. together with a VALUABLE TREATISK on Wm to May iufferer. Qin Bxpreee awt P.O. ad•a.' Da. T, A. SLOCUM. 181 Pearl

St. Mew York.

Agents Wanted for ttllivan's

Ireland of To-dav.

(Introduction by Thos. Power 0'Ceun*r, M. P.) Centuries of English oppression set forth. It describes Ireland's rnin and the people'* desperation, It shows how the land won confiscated and the industries destroyed. It cxplaiins the Land League, the Land Aci and the Coercion Bill. Contains S2 engravings and map in colors. Price onlj per copy, Sales imme«te. Bend 50 cent* for full outfit nod be^in work at- one*. For full Dart1cular»rnddres* J. C. McCl*RD\ A--'o. Cincinnati, O.

Scml for om Sew Illustrated I'rie'-Li/tt No. SO. Fa!l imi*» A-

ter of 18H1. V-rw to miy :.«!drow. Sins full (k"*'!ijili"t» ol nl' l.imhx.t for iK'tsunni :in family .ti !ioil wiliti llift -)-isnmcr, si ml j*ii ail ^(KMIS in nnv qnuntitv .it .rimlrtak You run l.uy Liettor ntiel. cheaper Uian at iioiue*.

M0MG0HERY WARD

Cutl-

227 and 22^Wah*»h Avenue,Chicago,I1L

WHAT WILL THE WEATHER" BE T0-KTORR0WT

Pool's SIGNAL S8SYICE

BAROMETER

Or STORM GLASS and THERMOMETER Combined, JWILL TBIX YCHJ! Will detect *ni indicate correctly itw chango in th« Mreatherl2to48hours inndTAnc*. WUI tellths kind of stearin approaching. and from wnat (Jirrtctioo inraloabla to iiavtitaix*B. Farm em :«n plan tb«ir work ncoordliw toitspwlic tionn

Saves E0 times its cost In ^nDxIeHont llaaan accurate tlinrmometer attached, which alonn in worth tha price of the combination. Tills (treat WEATHXB INDICATOR is endorsed hj the most eminent Phpstcians.Profesgora, and Scientific men of the day to be the £287 IN THJE WOSLOI

Tho Thermometer and Barometer are pat in a' cicely flnmhod walnut frame, with silver-plated trimmings, etc., makinff it a beaaufal aa well as useful on*unent.We will tend roa a sample OM, dtlinttrH fret, to your place, la

Rood

order, on

receipt of 8 lor 6 for$4. AeentM are makinx from ib t« daily hcIIiri8them.v4 Irialttill eonvincti !i»y. Order at onco. ltSEL1.8 AT««IIT! Jast the thins to sell to farmors, merchants, etc. iDTalaablo to everybody

U. 8. Poatngo Utampn In good order taken, bnfe mon«yprefcrred.Asenta wanted everywhere,

tteni fnr Circular and t^rnn. Addr«iS slforderHta OSWKliO THKllMOJltTM \VOHKN, I f^arjTRst o.*tal*li8lini'ii)t o( tint «inn inthe world,)

Onwejw, Onwrgo t'ownty, N.Y. ITritr tmivl'ailttplcr.l'nunly nnd St'itepluinlf, andrrmilb* uitntrp-nrdtr.drati on S*w Yvrk nt rfgitt^red IrUtTjOt our ltKU AKK or WORTHLESS IMITATION.*!

None (renulne without our Trade-Mark,and Sieaature of J. A. ?®OL, on back of Instrument, aa lx!w

Every insfrnuaent mmnteAPerfret and RtUabU. Sir.e of lustra ment: 9% inches lODff, 3H inches WUK.

If youaa»aotsatisfiedooreceiviDRthe instruomk, return ikal ooce and we will refona yonr money. Pleu»staW SIMW yoa saw our advertiaemoolk.

Guardian's Sale of Real Estate.

Es-

Notice 1B hereby RIVEN that In pursuance of th® order or the Vigo Circut Court, I will gell at private sale for cash in hand, at tbe office of Koyae & Reese, at No. Mnin street, Terre Haute. Ind, at, lu o'clock A. M., on the 10th day of May, 1882, the following real entate, viz. TH« undivided threeeighteenths ($-181 of lot No. sixteen (16 in J, W. Preston's subdivision of 1/ot No. flve^ fa of N. Preston's subdivision in the city ox Terre Hauf.e, Vigo County. Indiana.

ANHREW GRIUKH.

Guardian of Ida M. Delia.

GOLD

Ureal cnance loinakemon ey. Those who at ways,Utke advantage of the got| clinnceMfor making nion

ey that mre offere J, generally become wealthy, while those who do not improve sue" chances remain in poverty. Wewantmen women, boys and girl* to work for us right in their own localities. Any one can do tiie work properly from the first start. The busin ess will pay moretban ten times ordlnan^ wages. Expensive outfit furnished Jrre. No one who engages falls make money rapidly. You can devotQ your wbole lime to the work or only your spare moment*. Full Information aurl'all tlmt i« nee'led neat..... free. Address STIXSOK & Co., Portland Maine.

BEST

tVuiiiiJfM now oaTure thcrn|{lie. You can i.iike money faster at woik lor us ihun at anvtlilng else capital not

needpd. We will start you. *12 a day and upwards made at home by the inou«trious Alen, women, boyn and girls wanted eyer -. where to work for us. Now l* the time. You can work in spate time only or iiive

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whole lime to the buslnt-ss. You can live at h»me and do the work. No other business will

pay

vou nearly as well. No

one falls to m»ke enormout. pay by engagingatonee. Costly outfit and terms free. Money made fast, easily aud honorably. Address TROT. A Co.. Augusta, Ma ne.

.. M. B0LINGER & CO.'

Opposite Market .u^e.. Ssut^ ,, Fourth Street.

Dealers in Fancy and Staple Hardware,' Tinware, Farm Seeds, Wooden Ware, Doors, Sash, Glass. Paiilf, Oils, Fencc Wire, Rope &c.

You should call and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. .. /I.- "Sit"#-**#*

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