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THUESDA ff, AP&IL 5, 1883

PORK PACKING-

Amount

Packed

in the

West.

in in at a 2 8 he fourth annual report of pork packing in 'i-^i-lthe west by the Cincinnati Price Current which wili be printed to-morrow, will "^show the western packing for the past winter to have been 6,132,212 hogs, a„.7^ gainst 5,747,760 last year, an increase of ^384,452. The average net weight was 'il213 02 pounds,an incfease of3.46 poands. tb i'S' The yield of Jardshows a decreaseaf 1.01 i'** ."V^ pounds'per hog.. The pork produced *. shows an increase of 111,000 barrels. n. The stocks produced in the west March «.*, ^lst showed an increaes of 33,505 barrels *,f

-of pork, 33,000,000 pounds of meat, and a ^decrease of 21,700 tierces of lard compar-

«d with the same date last year. Concerning the prospect tor the stimmer packing the reports rieceized show an average of 2 per cent, increase, but the •'.%Price Gun-ent thinks this an under eutii^mate and that 10 per cent, increase may ibe expected, and possibly 25 per cent.

The total packing for the twelve months in he west was 6,342,9&9 hogs, against 10, 4551,449 the proceeding year.

FRANK BRYNE.

"Me Arrives In New York In Company u) .With His Wife.

NEW YORK, March 28.—Frank Bryne, "Whom the British Government vainly tried to extradite from France, arrived here yesterday in cotapapy with his wife from Havre by the steamship Amerique Byrne and wife are stopping at the residence of the former's sister. He denies everything the informer, Carey swore to, so far he and his wile are concerned. He says he never belongod to the Fenian i^gBrotherbood or any secret organization, attached himself to the Home. Rule

Confederation ana was alsj a member of the Land and League. He eaysJie is only slightly acquainted with Sheridan, having been introduced to him in Dublin. He says "JS"uniber One" is a myth and .• that Carey swore deliberate falsehoods.

Byrne and wife were called Qn by many t'rieuds, and Byrne visited. Sheridan. Two detectives, one English and another .^French, were passengers on the Ameriqne. Byrne says he does not approve ot the attempt to blow up the London •buildings

DESTROYING A BRIDGE-

?A Force of Men Demolish a Bridge the Pennsylvania Road.

jpHiLADELPHiA, March 29.—In answer to a dispatch received at Central Station soon after midnight, saying that a force of men were destroying the new bridgs of the Pennsylvania railroad at Second and Venango streets, a detachment of police were sent thither ad once. When they arrived at the aeene about 2 o'olock this morning, they found the work of demolition had been completed. The wrec kers, who are believed to be workmen employed on the Philadelphia, Newton and New York R. R., had dispersed, and the police could obtain no information in regard to their identity. A lorce was left on the ground to protect the material.

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A BARON'8 BRIDE.

PHILADELPHIA^ March 28.—Baron -Guibert Van Frieszer, grand chambcrlian to the Duke of Eldenberg, and Florence Smith, daughter of Charles Smith, a broker, were married this evening.*

A MINFSTER'S SOU!S WOOING. TKOY, O., March, 2S.—Henry Walters Taftaud Julia Walbridge Smith were married to-day. A reception followed the wedding. The groom is a eon of the United fctateg minister to Vienna.

i# Driving Gamblers From Tennesseer N/SUVILLE, MABCII 29—The act making it a felony to keep gambling establishments !n this state or the rentirg of houses lor such purposes nassetl the Legislatuit to-day. The penalty is imprisonment ior not less than one -nor more than tbree years la the penitentiary.

The lii ct of it mil be to banisty the gamliliDg fraternity fremthe state.

A BENEFIC ENT ACTION. The miserable looks and feelings of those confined at «ii sk* or work tables, are caused by weak Stomach, Kidneys or Bow«-ls. Parker's Ginger Tonic without intoxicating has sUch a beneficient action on the.se organs and so cleanses the poisonous matters from the 83 stem, that rosy Cheek a and good beaith are soon brought back again.— [Express.

,, ''Ochiltree Will Get There. ,a Enquire:Son. TomOiliiltree islikelyto secure his salary as Congressman, notwithstanding the 1m that he owes the

Government a considerable sum of money. If the honorable Tom did not rank in his salary he would enjoy the proud injunction of being ike first American Cfinpressninn to be left in that particular.

These stunsmen not only get

their OAU money, but aa much ol other people's as they can.

Brown's Bronchial Troches for Couulis anil Colds: "I cannot very well do with} out itiein. There is nothing to be compaiei with them."—Riv.^O. D. Watkins, Waaon, ltd. Price 25 cents a box.

Peter (irfruerer bas b.»uViit the building "whicii adjoins I he GAZETTE on the north and will remove the Banner office to that place.

Cineugo Timet: Mr. John Tucker, •who won §34,000 at poker in Philadelphia the othar day, singularly enough is not a member of the United States Senate,but merHy an accomplished amateur.

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CONKLING CASE.

Recorder Smyth Saya Police Justice Smith Exceeded hie Power*

In Discharging Conkling, and he Will Probably be Rearrested— Other Criminal Sews.

CONKLTNQ NOT DONS WITH. NEW YORK, March 29.—The grand jury to-day began investigating the case of George W. Conkling, Jr., who shot and k'lled Wilbur H. Havers!ick, and he will probably be indicted and re-arrested. Recorder Smyth, addressing the 'grand jury, instructed them to investigate the case! and said Police Justice Smith had exceeded his powera in assuming to decide that the homicide was justifiable. Kis action, the.Recorder said, does not stop the grand jury from indicting Conkling.

Counsel for Mrs. Uhler have received instructions to begin legal proceedings, against Dr. Amidan for the recovery of $550, which Mrs. Uhler claims to be due her out of the sum left by Haverstick at the time of his death.

EMBEZZLEMENT.

NEW YORK, March 29.—Chas. Booth bookkeeper, and James R. Burnett cashier, formerly an employe for E. and H. T. Anthony & Co., dealers in photo graphers* materals. was arrested for the embezzlement of $18,000. Booth had a position in a large firm here- when ar rested, and Burnett occupied a position of book keeper of the San Juan bank Silverton, Colorado. Burnett arrived last night in charge of a detective.

WHISKY.

The Proposed Plan For Taking it Out of the Country.......

THE CANADIAN PLAN.

OTTAWA, March 27—J. T. Pratt, of Louisville, secretary of the Rational Spirit and Wine Association of the United States, with a party of influential capitalists had an interview with the ministry seeking such modifications of existing Canadian laws and regulations as woulc afford the distilleri of the United States the privilege of importing into the Dominion bonded whiskies in packsge3 of less than 100 imperial gallons to be de posited in bonded warehouses at given points and under special restrictions and safe-guards. Tht government will consider the matter.

COMMISSIONER RACM'S OPINION. CINCINNATI, March 28—The collector of internal revenue has received a letter from Commissioner Raum, given instruc tions in case of removal of whisky in bond for export, saying: Alter the mo tion was filed, as required by the regttla tiocs, the whisky is to be ganged, and then the order jpvea the storekeeper to deliver for export, provided the proper entry and bonds have been filed and provided BO distraint ter taxes has been be. gm-

Surprlse on Mr.

aad

Mrs. Fllbeek.

At 8:3§ o'clock last evening about hundred ladieB and gentlemen invaded the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Filbeck on north Fifth street, the pur uoee being to celebrate the sixteenth anbivewary oi their marriage. Mrs. Filpeck has been ailing (for some time past, and it being feared that the shock of the surprise would be two great for her the naiure of the assemblage was intimated to her beforehand. After arriving in the parlor Mr. and Mrs. Filbeck were presented with a large and valuable mirror, the presentation,Speech on behalf of the donors being made by Mr.' D. Goldman, vrtio made a few very felicitous remarks. Mr. Filbeck was so surprised that he could only smile oneofhis blandest smiles and say nothing. After this ceienjony, tbe company adjourned to the large dining room in the Filbeck House, where they danced until a late hour. During the evening a very elegant supper was set, and at the conclusion ot sill the party dispersed with the one wish that Mr. and Mrs. Filbeck may live to celebrate maqy sin^lar anniversaries.

A Date to Elect Dukes' Successor. HARRISBTJRG, PA., March 29—Speaker Faunce has concludcd, in compliance with the request ot citizens of Fayette county, t« issufc a writ for a special election to free the s'jat in the House declined by Dukes. Aptfl 24th will be named the date of the election.

The JJaily Folger Bulletin. WASHINGTON, March 29—The health ol Secretary Folger continues to improve. His strength Ts very much weakened and it is virtually settled that he goes to Bermuda. The date of his departure depends upon physical condition. ..

Twenty years test proves that Brunker's Carminative Balsam is the champion of all remedies for Colic in Infants, Teething, Summer Complaint, Flux or Cholera Infantum, or tor adults for Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus, Congestion of the stomach or any pains of the stomach. Its reputation is unparalleled. 26c, 50c and $1. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

Frede Pitman, the English stenographer, announces the publicaion of several standard novels in shorthand, the series to begin May 1 with the -'Pickwick Pa-i*rs-'V

HERK is another prophecy: "When Easter falls in our Lady's lap To England shall come a great mishap." Now, Easter Sunday this year fell, for the^first time in about a hundred {years, on "Lady Day," the 25th of March, but it can hardly be that the recent injury to Queen Victoria's knee is meant.

TOTS TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

Igneraaeeof Bests* Yoatt. NEW BLOOMFISLD, MISS., Jan. 2,1880. I wish to say that I have been suffer ing for the last five years with a severe itcning all over. I have heard of Hop Bitters and have tried it. have used up four bottle?, and it has done me .more good thn all the doctors and medicines mat they could use on or with me. 1 am old and poor but feel to bless you tor such a relief by your medicine and from torment of the doctors. I have had fifteen doctors at me. One gave me seven ounces of solution of arsenic another took four quarts of blood from me. All they could tell was that it was skin sickness. Now, after these four bottles of your medicine, my skin is well, clean and smooth as ever.

HENRTKNOCHE.

A Hint for Arthur.

As a recognition of his services in promoting mail facilities it might be a very graceful and proper thing to put upon the new stamp the vignette oi the Hon.*Stephen W. Dorsey. Chicago Times.

***''Too late to whet the sword when the trumpet sounds to draw it,"£But never too late to whet your appetite by taking Kidney-Wort, restoring health ana making yourself a well, strong, hearty man. It is unequalled as a remedy for all liver, bowels and kidneyfdiseases. All druggists keep and recommend it.

BSTHoods, scarfs, ribbons and any fancy articles can be made any color wanted with the Diamond Dyes. All tne popular colors.

Three the Limit.

Free Press: A Wisconsin drummer has also tried the experiment of marrying five wives in different sections of the contry, but has been brought up with a sudden jerk. Three is the limit-of safety.

With Ely's Cream Balm a child can be treated without pain or dread, and with perfect safety. Try the remedy, it cures Catarrh, Hav Fever and Colds in the head. J'rice 50d

Apply into nostrils with little finger. The restoration to health of our child we considered uncertain. When two weeks old she caught cold. For 18 months was not able to breathe through her nostrils, became emaciated. Upon using Ely's Cream Balm her difficulty is removed, sh6 breathes naturally. Mr. & Mrs. J. M. SMITH, Owego, N.

The Tewkesbury (Mass.) almshouse is the subject of serious scandal in regard to the sale of subjects, from 150 to 250 infant corpses being yearly sold at from $8.00to $5.00.

A CARD. v{

To all who are suffering from the'errdrs and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhoodj &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. The great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America Sen 1 a nelf addressed envelope to toe asr. UOSBPH T. INMAN, Station D., New York City.

The Royal Sprain.

Courier-Journal.—New York was mere excited over the royal sprain than London. But New York is always more fin glish than London.

HOSFORD'S ACIO PHOSPHATE. Overworked Nervous System. Dr. Edward L. Duer, Philadelphia, saya: 1 bave used it for several years.: considering it valuable in overworked nervous systems, and in llie exhausted condition following protracted fevers."

A Bobtail Dleolslon.

Philadelphia News: A New York Judge dccides that passengers in the bobtall cars must get up and desposit their lairs in the cash box. Next thing the some judge will decide that passengers must drive the horses and keep the track in repair.

IS PHYSICAL PERFECTION WORTH

bTRIVING FGft?

Do vta wish to be perfect in mind and body Do you wish to be healthy and strong In all your parts Use Allen's Brain food. It will surely infuse new life and new vigor into the whole system it give* perfection to every part, increases the muscles and strengthens the brain.

One of (he first lessons that ought to be taught at the many fashionable, cqpking schools is: "Never stir the hash with one band and smooth the hair with the other."

IMPR0VEMENT FOR MIND AND BODY. There is more strength-restoring pdwer in a bottle of Parker's4Ginger Tonic than in a bushel of malt or a gallon of milk As an appetizer, blood purifier and kidney corrector, there is nothing lihfe it, and invalids consequently find it a wonderful invigorant tor mind and body. [Commercial.

Keeping Their Spirits Up.

Post Dispatch: The whisky men are having hard work, keeping their spirits up. Yesterday they declined two cents a gallon. ,-v "ROUGH ON RATS."

Clears out xats, mice, roaches, flies, ants bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers, 15cts. Druggists.

It Looks That Way.

Chicago Times. The cuts in Lady Plor encc Dixie's corsets may have beeu mad after the manner oi the cuts in Cade Whittaker's ears.

A cure at last for Catarrh. The evidence is overwhelming that Ely's Crgam Balm goes more direcUy than any other to the seat of the desease, and has result ed in more cures within the range of our observation than all other remedies.—» Wilkesbarre, Pa., Union Leader.

ANSWER THIS.—IS there a person living who ever saw a case of ague, billiousness, nervousness, or neuralgia, or any disease oi the stomach, liver, or kidneys that Hop Bitters will not cure, v.

MOTHER SWAN'S WORM SYRUP. Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathar tic for feverishness, restlessness, worms constipation. 2oc.

Gentle Women

Who want4 glossy, luxuriant and waTy tresses of abundant, beantifulH air mnst «se LYON'S KATHAIRON. This elegant, cheap article always makes the Hair crow freely and Cut, keeps it from falling ont, arrests and cores nay. ne88, remores dandruff an^ itching, makes the flair strong, giving it a cnrling tendency ana keeping it in any desired position. Beantfftalj healthy mir is the sure result of nsfng Kathairoii..

is onfailinr and Infali hie in curing Epllept Fits, Spasms, Conn) elons, Ct Vitas Danq

ODRCS AND

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Blood Diseases. ToCk' gymen. Lawyers, LLTA aryMen, H«rchant« Bankers*. Ladies and a. w&rose sedentary- em ploiment causes Nerr pusFroytratton, Irregn larlties ot the blocx

Qutro a norre tonic, ci pedzer or «tlmulcii 8AMAMTAS HER INi Is invaluable. Xhu'.r. ands proclaim It tl most wonderful In* j. orantthstevvrKf lu ed tho silking .ten. For salo by all Oruy gists.

HIVMPARS.

TBS OB. & A. RICNYONN M£H )OAL Sola L'njprieton, Si, VOMBV

DIPHTHERIA!

JOHNSON'S ANOOYNK LINIMKNT will wsltively prevent this terrible disease, and will .postdrely cure nine cases out of ten. Information that ffill Bare many lives, sent free by mall. Don't delay a momenW Prevention is better than curt. 8. JOHN"••ON & CO., BOSTON, MASS., formerly Bakoo& Mar

T^gytoolisMtoM^OT^I^^^Bkenewrichbtogl.

CHAS. M. GOLDSMITH,

WHOLESALE DEALER l£

GENERAL PRODUCE,

QRKEN AND DBIED

Cured Meats and Lard. ..

PULL LINE OF

Farm and Garden Seeds

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

(Jail and examine the stock.

29 North Fourth Street

Shall a Cough Carry You Off?

"Exactly. You're right. It Is a mercy that there's dpaea pounds left of me. Bat the greatest mercy of all la that betere 1 actually eovghtfd myself out of existence I

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hold of Barker's Qlnxer tonic, pmd few ot it cured me." In this positive strain writes Mr. Abraham Orner, of Highspire, Dauphla eeunty, Pa. The tonic will render yon the same service. It is net a mere eeseooe of .ginger* bat an original compound of powerful curatives. It stimulates, warms, eeotnes and tones up the system.

RAYMOND'S

VACATION EXCURSIONS.

All traveling expenses included.. Trip to Colorado and California. Special parties will leave Bostgn April 5,12 and 26, for a tour of 59 days to the Pacific Coast, going via the Southern Route, and returning via the Central and Union Pacific lines. Numerous stops by the way, with side trips, carriage drives, etc. Everything first-class. Persons may join at Chicago April 7,14, or 28, or at Kansas City April 10,17, or May 1.

OTRates and all desired information, to gether with deeerlptlve program of 80 pages sent on application.

W. RAYMOND, £40 Washington St., Boston, Mass.

M.BOLINGER & CO.

Opposite Varket House, South Fronth Street. Dealers in Fancy and Staple Hardware, Tinware, Farm Seeds, Wooden Ware, Doors, Sash, Glass, Paints, Oils, Fence Wire, Rope Ac. and Fruit Cans.

You should call and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. CHAMP IO JM

CABINET CREA

First Premiam,U -M ncis, Michigan I«n Kansas State Fain, 1982!

All sizes for dairy or factory use. For convenience of hand ing, railing the cleam nick IV and thororghly, and ease of clnaniag, are nnsnrneesed.

Send postal rorecir-

culars and testlmonlaMPIiEMENT CO., DA IRYI Bellows Falls,

Landreth's Seeds.

will be supplied with Landreth's superior Seeds at my market house stand duringthe season.

GSOBGBL.BEIGLER

Soldiers, Attention! Milo B. Stevens & Co., the well known War Claim Attorney, will be represented at Terre Haute, Wednesday and Thursday April 4th and 5th, by their special agent.. Soldierjs and others interested in claims for pension, increase oi pension, arrears of pay and bounty of those charged with desertion, or. other claims, it is hoped will give him a call His whereabouts may be ascertained at the office

County Clerk.'

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$150,000 GIVEN AWAY!

pages, published weekly, at |a.oo per annum.

•, and offer as Preiqmms the Steel-Plate

I month*.

I Engravings and

Alcoholism. Opium Ka ing, Spermatorrboet Seminal weakness, Inr potency, Syphilis, 8c ro ulaond all Nerrous

I copy free. Von may get yonaelft Migbber(

KIDDER BROS' WABASH MILLS

Main street and River, Highest pricc for whea'* %ud best fleur in the west, made by hie |Gray patent roller.

tomenof lastyear without about 175 page*, flOOlllustr descriptions and valuable 1600 rarieties of Vf Plants, Fruit Tiees^-e .. lally to Market Cterdeners. D/M. FERRY & CO.

Thos. B. Snapp, Newton Rogers.

SNAPP & R06ERS.

Kanefactar* to order windew and door franes,.^mouldings, brackets, and casings,

-DEALERS IN-

Lumber, Lath, Shingles. Office and lumber yard First and mam streets. Planing mills corner of Second and Vine streets. J'- Terre Haute, Ind.

Itoontalas

prices, accurate _ons fop planting and Flower Seeds, [Valuable to alL espec-Send-forlt!

DETROIT MIQH.

CONSUMPTlOfi! FREE!

1 have *n mucn confidence in the 9REAT GERMAN CONSUMPTION CURE, lately discovered, that I will send the first package of it FREE to any suffeier. Do not give up, If doctors and friends do. Thousands of almost hopeless cases cured by this remedy. v:''v ."S

Address, naming this paper, .Sl: J_ C. MASON, Syracuse, 1ST:. Y.

An Only Daughter Cured Qi ConsumptionWhen death was hourly expected, ail remedies baving failed, and Dr. H. James was experimenting with the many herbs of Calcutta, he accidentally made a preparation which cured his only child 01 Gea« snmptloi*. His child is now in this country, and enjoying the best of health. He has proved to the world that consumption can be positively and permanently cured. The doctor now gives t'ais recipe free, only asking two three-cent stamps to pay expenses. This herb also cures night sweats, nansea at the stomach, and ,will break up afresh coldJn twenty-ronr hours. Address Craddock & Co., 1032 Race ttreet Philadelphia, naming ttiis paper.

I CURE FITS!

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cat care, A nmwMU* imsr

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or FALLINGSICKHBSallfe-tfngstudy, fwarraotmy iwnedT to cart MM worst eaaw. Because others bar* Uilei Is

resaon for not aowracetrlng core, ftondafe

•oca for a traatUa ana a Vraa Bottle of Jny Infallible Nnedf. «lre IIIII sin aad Fort Offlca. It costs jo* BbtUag for a trial, aad I win cure yoa.

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REV. j.i. tOVKEB.^, r&duaqr. ni-,aT»t •laofaldarW vital

OF PHILADELPHI A, from an-Intimate acIB a general desire to possess Farms and i(ome» in

give each of o«r Subscriber* an opjK)rtuaity to obtra*a Improved

I Farm, a well-known, reliable real estate man has carefully selected for us 100 TAtRSi to be I offered ti Premiums to our pap^r« We also offer, in connection with, the Farm property, as PreI miums, fine Steel-Plate Engravings—superb reproductions of the works of the greatest masters. I These are alone worth the price otthe paper and when we give,In addition, the opportunity to

and is one of the oldest Agricqltural, Literary and Family Journals pub

lished. Its character and reputation are of the highest, and Subscribers.rarely drop from (far lists. It has

We want 75,000 ntw Smiteriierr i* two

I $140,500.

Subscribe for the *4 PRACTICAL FARMER.'*^ Immediately won receiving tne Subscript [tion price—$2.00, a receipt and the current number of the JPci**mer will be mailed to the I sender, his name entered upon our subscription list, and the inper continued for one year. I As soon as we have 10,000 new Subscribers registered on our boo'ts, or in ten days from date, we I will award to each of them a premium, aggregating in value $ao./JOO, in suclt- a manner that each I subscriber will have a fair and equal opportunity to obtain one of the Farms and Engravings. I In the same way the second and following series of 10.000 Subscribers will receive their Premiums I until the entire $150,000 worth of property is given away. These Farms and Engravings are inI tended as premiums to our Subscribers. The distribution of these is entirely gratuitous upon our I part, and is intended by us as a means of dividing with our subscribers the profits of the vear. I The name and address of those securing the valuable Premiums will be published in the

PRACTICAL FARMER. Having made up our mind to secure, at I any cost, the largest circulation of any 'Agricultural Paper in the World, we. have I resolved to forego all profits ?ind give our I Subscribers the Farms and Engravings for 1 the benefit derived from the present and I future large circulation. A sample Paper*, I containing description of the Engravings and of the 100 Farms, with a -description of the I improvements, dimensions of houses, etc., will be sent free.

Let every reader of this advertisement.send 175,000 subscribers and will distribute the $150,000 worth oi property at once. I get a Farm worth $3,000 or $10,000, free of every encumbrance.

a a a

in good condition, and are in size from 80to060 acres,

and worth from |6oo to |io,ooo each. The Farms will be conveyed by

I Warranty Deed, and a clear and perfect Title shown from the United States down. Ther are all ready to occupy, and will be productive homes from the start. A* high as SO BUSHELS OF WHEAT per acre was harvested from some of these Farmn last rear. All of these lands I are just as good and will produce as much under likedicumstancca. Tne tenancies arc such that possession can be riven at once. How vpu may obtiiin one of the Farms.

WHO WILL RECEIVE THE

$10,000 FARM

IIB ATSft In order that your name and your friends names maybe among wfcwO I BV" the first series of 10,000 subscribers to whom the first Sao,000 worth of property will be awarded, subscribe at once and get u£ clubsia your neighborhood immediately. CO to work at once. Show the paper containing the list of Farms and description of improvements. If you will get 10 Subscribers and send lo, we will give the getter-up of the Club a subscription for himself FREE, "hick give him equal rignt with other subscribers to obtain one of the Farms. For ao subscribers ana $40 we will give two extra subscriptions for 35 subscribers and $50, threte extra subscriptions for 30-subscribers, fcmr extra subscriptions for 35 subscribers and $70, five extra subscriptions for 40 subscribers-and $80, six extra subscriptions for. 45 subscribers seven extra subscriptions and for 50' subscribers and $100, we will give eight extra snbscriptions. The extra subscriptions can fie sent to any one to whom the gctter-up of the Club desires. Skch of whom will have an equal opportunity I to obtain one of the Farms. By thlsmeans you may getthe 960 acreFarm irtisemcnt.send at least one name with his own, and we will get th

I PORTANT! —As a matter of security to our Subscribers the Deeds and Abstracts of I Title to alt the Farms have been deposited with the Union Timet Company of Philadelpbia, Pa.

Address PRACTICAL FARMER, Philadelphia, Pa, 15000 MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN

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Remember you may

?RA CTICA "F^RMER Sain pie

parents, a fine farm.

CLIFF & SON

Manufactures of

Locomotive, Stationary and Marine B^Lors (Tubular and^yllnder,^ Iron Tanko, Smoke Stacks, &c. Shop oil First street, bet. Walnut and Poplar

Terre Haute, Ind.

WRepairing done in. the most substantial manner at short nou«e, and as liberal In price as any establishment in the state. Orders solicited' and punctually attended to

Vineland Nursery.

Apple. Pear, Qnlnce, Peach, Plum and Cherry trees, Evergreen apd Shade trees Onpe* vines, Currants, Oooseoerries, Raspberries, Strawberry plants and Bedge plftnta for sale cheapat Vineland Nnrsety.

charge for

delivering stock on ears. Can on or address WYKTH BROS.. Riley, Vigo Co., Ind.

HITCHING STRAP,

The bestj cheapest, most convenient and papa Hitching dirap ever invented, sent reeef Id on receipt of AO cents bv the patent and sole manufacturer. Address

W. A. MCMKCHAN, St. Clalrsvllle, O.

VIGO Woolen Mills arc still in the retail trade, with a number one stock of goods of their own make and a number of pieces that have been cut which we will sell at reduced prices. We are always ready to exchange goods for wooi at net cash prices. U. E. JSFFERS. .. Cor. Tenth and Main streets, Terre Haute

PERSONS not regular subscribers oi the GAZETTE who receive a single copy of it will understand that it ?o oent them by some friends, or by the proprietors, who desire to have them look it over carefully, compare it with any ether paper for style, quantity and quality of news and for the vigor, honesty, fearlessness and loyalty to home interests of its opinions, and if they like the paper to call and subscribe for it. The price, postage propaid by the publishers, is only 1:50, per year, which is a fraction less than three cents per week. Its subscription list is rapidly increasing and now is .the time we would liketo ada your name to the list. Look over the paper and see if it is not just what you wsat.