Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 December 1883 — Page 6

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T•• ily kuown soecilc for Epileptic T"lt«."\ Ai»j Spurns and Fail lag Sickaeaa. Herro "VeakneaattiiisCanUy relieves and coiea. Cleans blood at quickens «t"ggf» circulation. Jfeatt. fciiiji Mini nf dtwMe and save* alckneM. C«(

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^ty blotches and stubborn blood sorea. Bofla,Ovtanclea and

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pranptlycores paralysis. Tee,Hlsaeha*eiIiigi healthful Aperient. Kill* Scrofula and Kings Evil, tarta brothers. Changes bad breath to§BOd,re*WT-

lag the crxe. firsts billons tendencies and makes cktfconi^U'xioii. Equalled by none In the delirium of fever. A atng resolvent and a matchless texattre. It --ik Sick Headache like the wind. W^Contains Iwttc cathartic or opiates. Re-

GROT]

lteycs the brain of morbid fancies. Promptly cm es Rheumatism by routing It. Restores llfe-glrfng properties to the blood. Is guaranteed to curt all nervous disorders. gjr-Bellable wSen all opiates fall. Bsfroslies themir.d and Invigorates the body. Cures dyspepsia or iuo:iey refunded.

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Diseases of the blood own It a conqueror. Endorsed in writing by over fifty thousand leading eiti sens, clergymen and physicians In U.S. and Europe.

OTTor sale by all leading druggists. tlJW. (til Tit Dr. S. A. Richmond Medieal Co., Proprietors, ST. JOSEPH, MO.

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MAGNETIC LUNG PROTECT03

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Thf--arc prli-etfMn'to La^osC. treat Kith- a and p.uUdren.wftti wuaJ: Julias: uiv ta^e oi pneumonia iiroup Is ever i-notfo' "wnercthese g:ictnf-o»»are worn. T',w.v h*o p!.' vent *.ud cuiv ue-m uillicul.i^e, eotd-, rbeumatism, ururaigia, throat troubles, diphtheria, catarrh, and all kindred (It.-rfsase.^. Will war auv service for, three jeArs. Are worn over the r.ndervlo'hiflg. p»T» }v{/U It ib necdiri.NS de'-cribe the \/n I ni»'rupioniti of this nauseous diseaxe that is capping the life and ^reajrHi r,. of only too-many of the fairest- nod best both F.exes Labor, stu'ly an-l rot-ear cli ie

Amfrlca, Europe and fi-Mtcru latid*,'hrfVt remlted in the Mugisevi' Lo*g rnie« ti !, affordiDg re for Oiunn h, a re nciij wliScb conttUns No Dnigfriufr of she System, sncl 4 with tiie contiuuous 6tn-ao» ot. H^Kne'-invt! peruieating tbrou^u the nffl.icti'fl organ**. must l'eslore ihem tea hefflrhy 'action. 'We 'f, place our price'for this Api. liatux- iet-r than oui -iwcu!ieth of th.- pr^ce n-skvi' by others fot-rwmewlea upon nil the chances, an wc pat or.ap.'of Vhtj nuiuj- v.-rj«si who liavt tried druR^iag their stouiaVi.s wii.hout ti'r

aHOW TO OaT*WJ%}fevSS

ask for ihena. If thoy have BOI K'-'T t)ieu». write to tfie proprietors, euclo^isig tl.e .f price, in letter at'our risin anu th-y will be Bent to vou at once hy ais.il, pf»t iid

Send fiainp for Ihe "K«* Ueortriare in Metlicul Treatment without Meuiotue." wit », ihousanda of testirminials.

THK iGNKION APff UNCEOfi. 21{ estate 8tr^ei, Ctiicagv, Ul».

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one do! lor'in po»iai»ttst»mrs

:M or cnrroncy [in letter at our rJSkl w'lth sfae V»'- of shoe usually worn, and to* a pat*4 of our *. Magnetic Insoles, and ie Convinf-eii of tbti power re-i»ling ti our Magnat A pplianci-.s.

Posiu volv HI* cold foet wt.eiv. H-jy are worn .. i. or ruoneV refunded.

TOBACCO CHEWER8

A REWARD jr

8555 CASH, 1,000 Imported Novelty Pocket Knives and d,DOO pounds of the Or^t

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CHEWINC TOBACCO TO BE GIVEN

'AllDE.l to 4 th 8th. £2 to 9th.

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Pocket Knives worm $1 each, Is ZOO-ZOO PluE Tobucco, to

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ear rowans will be dwtrfthted tetweeai D9Cem-

WILSON tic DIcCAIXAY TOBACCO CO. MIDDLEtfOYrN, OHIO. J3T" Cot address out aud imstc on Envelope* This it THE FINEST POUND

PLUG

haviiig It aad you will use no

A STORY

OF THE WOULD-

now gratified. The eubje of "Beyond the Gates" is sufficiently indicated by its title. It is a story of the unseen world of its possiblo activities, illamin^etion. %ud experiences, as a rcveient im1 agination foresees thnn. It appeals to the hope® and lootrings of all wife, have losldear friends, a«--d wbo s- eU to fSKl^te. ^1' the lifft-into wbi-'h tlu h«v«« eitd: %*For s.ilc by »1) li'ioks^HW^. Setltby mail, {KiS'paid, on n-eeip?. price

Kkt POblishery,^ JHOI

GHTON,

MifFLIN & Co.. Bortoh.

I ZIMMERMAN'S DRUG STORE. Corner Thirteenth and, Main &tree:s C, F, ZIMMEKMAN.

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Pteacilptions caretully eorni M&dnigfn. GFoodS new and riwAnifVli 1 tlm^Vabor and expense.

tdtfars.

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Beet jgrAvftrsal button fSa.4«ier saVts time, labor and expense, man should be without a box.

Wight bell at side door.

MIM LAW.

The Proposed Lowell Bill for a NationalBaakropt Law

Which Shall Abolish the Enormous Pees and Delays, and the Infemy, of ^he ''Preferred Creditor'

Bosintss.

What the Business Men in Haute Think ef it

GAZETTE

The trustees

In brief, the Lowell Bill has been

AVVJLY drawn upon the just theorv that the saving over 30 togs will honest creditor should be protected, the UO tolst.800to2d,»80 dishonest debtor punished, and the

'honest, though unfortunate one relieved

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mercantile disaster, and restored to a position of usefulness in the busiS ness community. A perusal of the l'olug lowing analysis will recommend the

... -.-1-. -r-e,r proposed liw more efficaciously than

ber 25th ant January 1st Chew this delightful to- anj eulogium posbioi) can, me worw bacco. the bff-t ever made, flavp thntajra and wind has been performed bv an exi)eripnced them by ma!!, between December 1UU aaa s&th, tothe

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ELIZABETHSTU.VKT

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^"The Gates Ajar,"

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"Ever since "The Gates Ajai" caused .«ucu a kind and degree ot popular interest, tnaDy of the readers of that remark-'-able book have hoped Miss Phelps would give 1 hem a iulbr vision ofthc future life, of which, in "The Grles Ajar,'' she only gave a glimpse. This hope is

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There were so many defects in. the bankrupt law of 1867 that its repeal was clamored for by the public. Since that the -'assignee'' system of compounding with creditors has been practiced. That very witty and pungent paper, Puck, in a recent number illustrated the chief abuse of this system which permits the "preferred creditors" outrage. The aber objections are the exorbitant assig IKes fees and the tedious delay, ihfe strongest incentive to drawing the jmat^ ter out being given by the system.

GAZETTE

prints the fol

lowing written by Morris S. Wise in explanation of the proposed Lowell Bill: "The interesting and valuable features of this Bill will be apparent on inspec* tijn it overcomes the objectionable features of the late Act of 1807, and it has been most careit ily drawn to avoid many of the intolerable evils which exist ted uuder the former law and which led to its repeal.

For instance: the abolition of the fee system of remunerating officials and their compensation by the payment of salaries, will cause the expedition of the proceedings which were formerly delayed intentionally to enable the officers in charge to Enhance their fee bills.

The powers of, the cojnmissiotiers acting as ancillary judge^'have be enlarged for the accofauiodatibh and protection of suiters,especially in sparsely settled districts and in those district & where the business does not warrant the maintaining of (xtra court machinery, the judga himself will perform the labor of the commissioner

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account' more

expeditiously, and the estate must be wound up more rapidly than before. No expenses can he incurred save by sanction of a committee ef direction elected by the creditors.

The entire proceedings are placed under the watchful care ot a new salhri* ed officer, termed a supervisor, whose duty it is made to guard the interests of all concerned by detecting wrong doing or omission of duty, and reporting the same.

The composition clause may be studir ed with profit, and it will be fouud td jcimtuin many novel and highly just, as well as practical arr$agem*nts,all tendif to protect the rights of creditors as well as of honest debtors

Discharges canufit be obtained in the jeasy, slipshod fashion that chaiauteriK1 ed them under the farmer law, and the section devoted to crimes and their pun* ishment has been framed to successfully overcome the constitutional object tions urged against the former provisions on the subject.

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best eulogy AN ATTOKXKV'S VIEW.

EVER MADE.

ASK YOUR DEALER FOR ZOO-ZO

An attorney in this city who has studied the provisions of the bill gives the

the following points:

UNSEENl A supervisor on a #1,000 salary from the government will be appointed in |1 each congressional district, the fee sys tem being entirely abolised.

Commissioners will take the plan of the old registers. If there be ndt enough busiues6 in any district, the duty may be pertormed by the judge.

The trustees are chosen by the greater part of value and,not less than one third of the -number of the creditors aud are paid by au allowance from the creditors They take the place of the present as signees.

In case the estate is ofless value than $1,000 or the creditors ask it the commissioner^ may act as trustees.

Any preference of a creditor within six months previous to bankruptcy is void

The expense to the government through salaries is met by the advance pavinent made oy the bankrupt. a

I* *WTHANKST JMAFCI £\tj r-

A Card From the Ladies' Aid Society^ The ladies of the Aid Socicty hereby teuder their sincere thanks to the ciiiV/ns for their very generous response to thu Society appeal for help. The amount ol uasb subscribed aud paid is $350' Orders to be lifted, (value) $127.-

The value7 of groceries, dry goods, oi^tbmg, comforts, blankets and fuel, etc. received, wiijl reach $230. besides the Sp^olipgiviag baskets with dinners, and ovetgUiirfe bugdtea^sepond band clothing. The thanks of the Society are due Mr. Deming for-ihe usfe«k- a store room, to jLocfcvfood it# atilietance rtnso^d. to the^ditors of tlie ciW papers for eir kind and valuable assistance printing without charge all notices

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has interviewed a number

of Terre Haute wholesalers and other® but nearly all express themselves as unfamiliar with the provisions of the bill. Most of them are in favor of a law that would put a stopjp^the^'jpreferred creditors" system. 9. i,» 'fc|

For the benefit of these thereiore, and previous to further interviews ofi the subject Tlit?

the terre haete weekly gazette.

BIG BARGAINS

In Stores, Furniture, Carpets. Oil Cloths, China and Glassware, at CriM ft Co.'s Mammoth Secoad Hand Store, Southwest Corner Third I and Cherry Sts.

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A btrgilh ^Stcut tverV oce.r Wheu

the average citizen flud3 that he can get what he wants at it particular store at a lower price than \lie same article are one no betler costs at other stores, he materially goes to the cheaper place, for a penny saved is a penny earned. Now, Criss & Co., at their mammoth secondhand store, on the southwest corner cf Third and Cherry, claim to do this very thing. They assert and they ask the citizens oi Terre Haute io call and see if it is not so, that they have a large stock of second-hand and new heating and cookstoves. They further assert that the „are offering these stoves at prices considerably lower than they can be purchased elsewhere. What is more, if you have a stove that is out of order or does not suit you they will allow you a

fair price for it in exchange

for any stove in their large stock, which you may desire to purchase. That second hand stove they will have repaired and offer it at a cheap pries to some one whose limited means cannot purchase a

During the present month the Lowell Bill will be introduced in Congress!. The

more expensive article. The

result of this system is that they are enabled to offer great bargains to poor as well as rich enabling both to get what they want at the lowest prices and all tt get rid of what they have no use for any longer.

But fetoves are not the only things kepi in stock by the Mammoth Second Hand Store. Tiiey have new and second band iuruiture, carpets, oil cloths, chiua and glassware and a hundred and one articles. In all these branches the same system prevails as in the stove depart* ment and bargains can be secured at prices tar below wb&t can be obtained elsewhere. Call and see if this is not so.

CRISS

& Co.,

Mammoth Second Hand Store

Southwest Coiner Third and Cherry streets.

NEWS IN BK1EF.

The Farmers'. Congress selected Nashville as the next place of meeting. Jersey City is on the edge of bankruptcy, and demand loans ot $250,000 are due,the 10th, and $650,000 a few weeks later.

A movement is on ioot to establish a hospital at Hot Springs, to be erected pnd maintained by the Masons of the United States.

The Millican and the Continental Companies, of Dallas, lexas, representing $5,000,000 worth of cattle, will" consolidate January 1st.

The Denver board of health has begun war upon the Chinese quarter as a public nuisance, prosecutions being laid against the property owners.

The directors of the Southern exposition have decided to hold another exposition at Louisville in 1884. An additional fund of $250,000 is to be raited.

District Attorney Beckam, of New York, has given an opinion to the effect that the conviction ot a liquor seller for violating the law, revokes his liceuse.

Professor Van Bruenning, of New Haven, Conn., diea yesterday from the ell eels of the. amputation of a diseased toot. He was formerly a baron it Germany.

The official building record shows $8,470,000 expended upon new buildings in St. t'aul during the sumnitr season. The amount will be increased to $11,038,000 when the buildings now in progress are finished.

The Uuited States Brewers' association will hold the next annual convention in Rochester, the third Wednesday in May, 1884. 'the 25 anuivtsioary oi the national association will be celebrated in New York, in 1885.

Mr. Carlston, of Duluth, received a letter from a tr'end who was a passenger on ill-fated Manistee. When the boat went out they encountered a very heavy gale and when about twenty miles oat the boat was put about but could not make it and broke in two. The life boats were taken out. but only nine persons were allowed to get in, as all but one was swept away. They rolled around three days without food and cold, and one by one died. Some ot them froze to death, while otheis died from exposure. Out ot eleven passengers on board, only three were saved and reached Houghton. The wreck occured off Eagle harbor: Capt McKay never left the boat and died nob'y,"^ y,.

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Criminal Notes.

Trosville Sykes, of New Orleans, was yesierday declared guilty oi the murder ot Kate Townsent!, his mistress.

An unknown traveling umbrella mender was fatally shot in a saloon at Connersville, Ind., yesterday by Jas. Sclby. Selbyfled-

Sadie Rei&b, 4 dining rootn girl in the Briggs House, Chicago, yesterday tataliy shdt Patrick Kinsley, tbe head waiter, because he circulated vile stoiies about her.

Joseph Lindsey, a painter by trade, was arrested yesterday at Chicago while descending by a fire escape from a large wholesale house. The police say that in this way he has been burglarizing a number of stores.

A Mexican was Westell at "Guerraro

ilieutenanthaving

esterday, a pistol taken from B&ngel, of the Mexican army-, when the passenger train on the Mexican road was robbed by 40 desperadoes near Lajarita recently. Under threats ot hanging the culprit ha3 given the name: and homes of each robber.

SARAII.1. MINSNAU

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ex-Senator Speacer is prosecuted for contempt of court in flailing to respoad as a witness in the Star route cases half as vigorously as the lawyers endeavored to keep him off the witness stand, he will go to prison for the rest of his life.

BEAUTY AP

Ttubes

O keep the pores open, the oil glands and active, and thus furnish an outlet for Impurities In the perspiration and blood whiqb cause humiliating blotches, blackheads, and minor skin blemishes, especially* of In'ants to cleanse, whiten and beautify the skin, remov) tan, freckles, sunburn, and oil matter to keep the hauas soft, white and free from chaps and roughness, prevent contagious skin and scalp diseases, and 10 provide an exquisite sain befyitifier and toilet, bath and nursery sanative, jelolcnt with delicious flower rdors ana Cuticnra healing balsams, use the Cuticara Soap. Indorsed by physicians and chemists as absolutely pure and highly medicinal. Bales 1881-21,000,000 cakes.

THE HERITAGE OF WOE

Misery, shame and agony of fen bequeathed as a sole legacy to childre 1 by parents, is neglected Scrofula. To elbante the blood of this hereditary poison, and thus remove the most prolific can ?e of human suffering, to clear the skin of disfiguring humeri, itching tortures, humiliiating eruptions, and loathsome sores caused by It, to purify and beautify the skin, and restore the hair so that no trate of tbe disease remains, Cutlcura Resolvent, the new blood purifier, diuretic sad aperient, and Catieura and Cuticara Soap the g:eat skin cures and beautiflere. are in fallible.

I HAD SALT RHEUM

I& the mast aggravated form for eight years. No kiDd of treatment, medicine| doctors did me any permanent good. My friends in Maiden know liow 1 suffered." When I began to use the Cuiicura liemedies my limbs were so raw aud tender that I could not bear my weight on them without the skin cracking and bleeding, and was obliged to

Milan Mioh. B.G. BUXTON. Price of CUTICUKA, small boxes, 50 cents, large boxes, $1. CUTICUKA RXSOI.VXNT, |I per bott e. CUTICUKA BOAT, 25 cents. Uuticuru am* Shaving' Soap 15 cents. Sold by ail druggists. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co Boston. Mass.

Hcnd for "Hovr (9 Cur^ Skin diseases."

SANOFORD'S RADICAL CUREi The Great Balsamic Distillation of Witch Hazel, American Pine, Canadian Fir, Marigold. Clover

Blossoms, etc.

For the immediate relief and permanent cure of every.form of Catarrh, from a simple head cold or influenza to the loss of smell, taste and hearing, cough, bronchitis, and incipient consumption. Relief in ave minutes in any and every case. Nothing like it. Grateful, fragrant, wholesome. Cure begins from first application, and is rapid, radical, permanent, and never failing.

One bottle Radical cure, one box Catarrhal solver and onn Dr. San ford's Inhaier. iu one package, of all druggists, $1. Ask for San ford's Radical Cure, a pure distillation of Witch Hazel. Am. Pine* Ca.. Fir,Marigold, Clover Blossoms, etc. Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston.

COLLINS

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Used the Cuucuru was 00m MBS. S. A. BBOWK

xo abeut on crutches, Remedies five mouths and and permanently cored.

Maiden, Mass

References:£»yflfRizazi ot Maiden, Mass

COPPER COLORED.

I have been afflicted with troabiesomeskin disease, covering almost completely Die up per part of my fa^dy, causing u:y*#kin to assume a copper-colored hue. It could be rubbed off liko dandruff, aud at times causing intolerab.e iichiug a the most intense suffering. I have used blood purifiers, pills, and other adver.ised remedies, but experienced no relief until 1 procured the Cuiicura Remedies, which, althoggn used carelessly and irregularly, cured me, adaylng that ttrriolo itching, and restoring my skin to its natural color. I am willing to mak+ affidavit to the truth of this statement.

Numbness, Hysteria, Female Pains, Palpitation, Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint

/tLECTRIC\\ Bilious tfever, Malarian,' K1 and Epidemics, use Collins, ^ASTt" Flasteis (an Electric Bat' tery combined with a Porous Plaster) and laugh at pain. 2&C. everywhere

Grateful-Comforting,

EPPS'S COCOA

Breakfast.

"By a tnorough knowledge ot the natural laws which g-overn toe operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided oui breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of sucb articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hur.dreds of subtle maladies s»re floating around cs read to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished fram*."— Civil Service Gazette,

Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold in tius only lb and iu oy Urocety labeled tuus:

lames Epps & Co.Hom"gd£S.

OR. FELIX LE BRUN'S

Gr AND

A Guaianteed Cure for Gonorrhea and Bleet. Sate, pleasant and reliable. No b*d effects from its use. Does not interfere with business or diet. Price $2 per box, or three boxes for $5. Written guarantees issued by everv duly authorized agent to refund the monev if three boxes fail to cure. 8ent postage prepaid on receipt of price*'

Address C. K. ZIKXERMAK,D/ujrgisV

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Sole agent,.

'Jomer Thirteenth and Main street*, Terre Haute.

Ho^s For Sale.

I have thirty head of full blooc ed Poland China hogs, which I will sell singly or in pairs or in anyway customers may desire They can be seen at my farm %QQl$

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five miles west of tbe city qa the Paris ,,

Ncisen, Ind.

itt 4 \xrpTvMale or fema agents YY A IS A sell Turkish Rug 1 atterns, Aidrefs E. S. Frost & Co. Biddeford.Me,

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Do you Want anything

Fishrt-'s,325 Main street.

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Established 1865.

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For the relief and pre ventiou, the Instant it is 'applied, of Rheumatism,

ALLAN LINE Ocean Mail Steamsiip Company.

QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL

EVERY SATURDAY,

(BETWEEN MAY AND DECEMBER),

Making the SHORTEST Ocean Voyage, only FIV IS DAYS from Land to Land, and being 500 Miles SHORTER to the West than other lines. LONDONDERRY and GLASGOW to QUEBEC and BOSTON DIRECT..

This is the ONLY line running from GALWAY and LIMERICK, and enables West and Middle of Ireland passengers to embark DIRECT,avoiding the inconvenience and saving the expense cf transportation across the Channel to Liverpool.

Convince yourself of our advantages oefore arranging elsewhere, and remember that we mate a specialty of kind tteatment to our steerage passengers,

Through Tickets to all points West at LOWER rates than by other first-clacs lines.

Apply to

London. England

WM. C. BALL & CO., Agents,

GAZETTE Office, 26 south Fifth street, Tei re Haute,Ind,

#«W- A«-.r

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

Steinway & Sons. Decker Bros., Hames Bros., & C.. Fisher, Vose & Son, D. H. Baldwin & Co., and Other

ESTY, SHCNINGrER & HAMILTON*

Pianos, from $225.00 to $l,000t Organs, from $65 to $500. Persons at a distance may order with the assurance of receiving as good an instrument as though present to select for themselves.

We can save you AT LEAST ONE PROFIT by purchasing of us. Call or write and get our prices and terms. Sample copy of Baldwin's Musical Review sent free on application.

J. A. MARSHALL, Agent

328 W3in Street, Terre Haute, Ind.

in ihe Glass and Queensware LineV Go to

Do you want a FineChatc, Sofa, Table or any Furniture'? Go tQ4 Fisher's, 337 Main street.

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Do you want a Fine Slipper for a present Go to Fishery 329, Iain

At any one oi Theso Three Mammoth Stores You Can Find What You

Want for a Present, of the Best Quality and at Lowest Prices. 'r y''

FISHER,

laifactmr's

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Manufacture and Deal in all Kinds of

FLOUR MILL WORK OUR SPECIALTY'

Repair arid Jobbing Work Receive Par* ticu'ar Attention.^

Have more patterns, larger experience and capacity, and employ more mechA&ici than any other similar establishment within seventy-five miles of Terre Haute. Write to or call on us and see for yourselves, at 201 to 235 north Ninth strs near Union Depot, Terre Haute, In,i.,

BOEGEMAN'S BOOTS

are tlie tnst. Try him. Store third door south of Oeio on easfc side of 4th. Don't buy till you see his stock.

CONSUMPTION.

I have a poritiTanmadyfnr theabova diaaaaa br its naa thouaands of oaaes of the worst kiDd and of Ton* •Undin^ hitTB been cured. Indeed, BO atrong is my farthtaitaaOeacy.r hat 1 will send TWO BOTTLES VRKE, toCBtHerw.oi«. VALUABLE 1RK/ TIBK on this disease, to sufteisr. Give ext--ese aad P. O. address. »B. T. A. LJCV M, 181 Pearl J»..5ew York.

BOEGEMAN'S BEST.

an|| wj|| not

and Eibridge road, Caii on or address ^o please anyone, as they are

J. CCMCK, macje 0f

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terial. Get your winter foot wear of him, Fourth street just south of Ohio.

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incorporated 1878,

FOFFNDRY & MACHINE FFORKS

LADIES.

We have something new to show you in

Smoking Jaokets and Morning Gown9,

*T*SP*r»«rJust the thing for a handsome present. Leave your order early-its we only, have them made to order. Some elegant designs. Call and tee teem. ...

J. T. H. MILLER, The Champion Clothiei and Fnrnisher. V' 522 Mai^st. N. side, Near 6th.

VIGO

solidest besi ma-

Woolen Milts are still in the ra

tail trade, with a number one stock 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 wool at net cash prices. U. B. JEFFKRS. Cor. Tenth and Main streets, Terre Haute