Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 February 1884 — Page 3

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A SPECIFIC

FOR THE ,rM

POSITIVE CURE FOR

RHEUKATISM,

Neuralgia,

Vn tn'alllblo remedy for all distaseb of the sicin ana Blood, such u» fTetter, |g&

EiHgWotlM, i": giferofela, Kryripelas, pimples ana. xilotcbes, and is ths» best remedy

EP^CIflC FOB

l^eUMATgj NEURALGIA RiCE til

(or

all Female Com

plaints and Weakness«fcs. It has cured dts*'eases of the Liver and {j'K'dneys when ail oth-

v-er

retried les'have failed

•^rfcO not let your Dhxggistper.viade you to "tlU take something else, out. he has not '«*ot it, nmd will tot send iar.it, write to us "%nd we will -fiend it to yon by express, pre'psid on receipt of price

Onetotbroe bottles of ^hflumatieSyr,i»p will olear the system of Bile ana cure -any cose of inflammatory or Acute Kheir"joatism, or Neuralgia.

'%.Three to Ave bottles will cure Erysipelas initsworst, form.

Four to six bottles are warranted to v^jire corrupt and running ulcers.

fw^.V.. Four to six bottles are warranted to jure any case of Bait Rheum. 1 ,5 ..... .Five to ei^ht bottles will cure the wowt of Scrofula. .From two to four months' use of Rheumatic Syrup will cure any case of Chronic ^Hheainatism of twenty-years' standing.

Ifyoa have boon a Buflrer for years, and wave used all the remedies yon on Id hereof ^Vitb no avail, do not be discouraged, for

ItheumMic Svrup will cure you: Priec, $1 per bottle 6 bottles for ?5 00,-

=i Send for our pamphlet of Testimonials,

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RHEUMATIC SYRUY CO., Rochester, N Y. GULICK & BERRY, druggists, Agents.

|WE DO NOT CLAIM

Jgjlhat HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA will cure every- & thing, but the fact that on the purity and Vitality of-the blood depend tlie vigor and V"healtfi of the whole system, and that disease lb of various kinds is often only the sign that 1§ nature is trying to remove the disturbing §1 cause, we are naturally led to the conclusion ^that a remedy that gives life and vigor to the blood, eradicates scrofula and other impurities from it, as HOOD'a SAKSAPARILLA ^Undoubtedly docs, must be the means of preJ5 venting many diseases that would occur •'"^•ithout its use hence the field of Its useful^ness is quite an extended one, and we are ^warranted ill' recojumending it for all derangements of the system which are caused by an unnatural state of the blood.

Why Suffer with Salt-Rheum

^MESSRS.C. I. HOOD & Co., Lowell, Mass. '.a Gentlemen—I was a great sufferer from ^stSalt-Kheum on my limbs, for a dozen years ™previous to the summer of 1876, at whlcn jfnme I was cured by Hood's Sarsapanlla,

The skin would become dry, chap, .crack

Hood's Sarsaparilla (in the they were so iad that they

$mcnced takln 8ummerof 1876} they were so ^discharged. drawn so tight by the heat of the disease would crack open es. The fiat I continued taking it till I was cured I used one .j! box of Hood's Olive Ointment, to relieve the "'1 itching. Hoping many others may learn the rvalue of Hood's Sarsaparilla and receive as ^tnucl) benefit as I have, I am, nn

I, and 1 was obliged to keep them

bandaged with linen cloths. The skin was

J! Yery truly yours, MRS. S. S. MOODY,

3. S. S. MOODY,

liwell, Mass.

No. 75 Broadway.^

Jan. 15,187$.

^Hood's

Sarsaparilla

'jfela sold by druggists. Price $1, or six for $5. Prepared by C. I. HOOD & Co., Lowell, Mass.

15 S. Clark St., Gpp. Court House, CHICAGO.

A regular graduate. 83- The Oldest Specialist JK?€st of New York, whose I.IFE LONG EXPERIENCE, perfect method ana pure medicines insures SPEEDY ^ul PBRMANKHT CUKES of all Private, Chronic and trrouH Diseases. AfToctionsof tho Blond, Skin, iLldneya, Bladder, Krnptlons, ITlcet-n, Ola

H«rc*, Swelling of the Oltinda, Sore Mouth, tTfcrout, Bone Pnlnn, permanent)/ cured and eradicated from the system for life.Impotrncy,

Debility, Semi-

1CDUAIIC

ndl Louses, Sc&ual Dvcay,

4CVITUUO

.0kntn'4 and Physical Weakness, Failkpy (^Memory, Weak Byes, Stunted Devviopmcnt, Impediments to Marriage, ctc,

any cause, speedily, mfe~

Vow accesses or.

and privately Cured, OSS'Young, Mld-Ue-Aged and Old Men, and all who need Medical Skill and JEitperienee, consult Dn

once. His opinion voste nothing, and ma)

"aw fatare misery and shame. When inconvenient visit the oity for treatment, medicines can be sent iveo'wbere by mail or express free from obaer gyration. Jf3~It is self-evident that a physician who his whole attention to a class of diseases at* nr-eivt sltlll, and physicians throughout the $!rmntry, knowin*this, frequentlyrecommoiaddiffionlt vwijses to the Otdeat Nprclallit, by whom every ,, «nwn (rood remedy i.* used. Bate ,"&-*«*. and Experieuce ni&lce his opinion of »u-

J!«sc Import once. 0!3~Tho«4+who call see no "no hat the Doctor. ConsnltationsMe and sacredly 2:«nfldetttl»l. Oas^s which have failed in obtaining jfie- elsewhere, especially solicited, female Difi^^asen treated. Call or write. Hours, from to 4, '«A Sundays. lO to 18. Address as above

WeakNervousMen

Whose debility, exhausted powers, premature decay and failure to perforni UfV'a duties properly are caused by exoesse^ errors of youth, etc., will tind a perfect and lasting restoration to robnst health and vljcorous manhood in THEMARSTON BQLU3. Neither stomach dragging nor instruments. Thistrcatmentof Nervous Ike bill ty and Fhyslcul Decay is uniformly

MOeessfrtl lieeause based on perfect diagnosis, mw and dlrrct BietUodi and absolute thorKNiKhneRS. Fall information and Treatise free. gAdorcss Consulting Physician of ^•AftSTON REMEDY CO., 46 W. 14th Si, New York.

!WEAK, UNDEVELOPED PARTS

Og THE HUMAN BODY RNLARQKD. DEVEL^ OPKP. STRENGTHENED." Etc.. ia»n Mw»Tert.i-eiin-nt long run in our paper. In reply to in "es we wilt say tton tnere is no evidence of hum g^y sbeit th is. On the oontrary. the advertisers ety highly tndorsod. interested persons may get wealed^ cirenlars giving all particulare bv addressing'

The Ringgold band has been engaged ?*o piaj at the rink every night from 7 to 1 o'clock. Hear the Xylophone solos.™

NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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I Blood

Gleaned From thfe ftaseite's Local Colmmaswit

Mrs. Thomas ffaimsiey ie quite eiok. Tbe Wanlrt case has been the all absorbing topic during the past week.

Taere wa# a delightful festival at tbe A. M. E. church on Tuursday January 31st.

Miss Nellie Thomas, of the C. A E. I. IIUH much improyed iu health during the

Mr.' Harry Brokaw left on Monday January 28th for Texae, where h9 will go on a ranche.

An accident to ®ne of the coal cars at the blast furnace happened on Thursday Jan SI.

The Vigo Trotting Association met on Monday Jan. 28tb, at rooua No. 3, in the National House.

Miss Jflva Foote left on Thursday Jan. 29th for Montreal to visit the family of W. R. Traverse.

There was a wrestling match between Prof. Hess and Harry Primrose, on Wednesday January 30th.

There was a preliminary meeting on Wednesday January 30tb, to organize a 'lerro Haute Board of Trade.

Mrs. Willing has been haling large congregations at the Asbury church, where she has been preaching.

The Decorative Art Society was charmingly entertained by Mr. aad Mrs. L. B. Martin on Thursday Jan 31st,

Rev. Bishop Knickerbacker left on Tuesday Jan. 28th for Attica. The Bishop is visiting throughout the state.

The Home Circle Jr dancing clubtripped the light fantastic toa at the res dence of Mr. N. Boland on Friday Feb. 1st.

The paper bangers of thiB city have organized a lodge of the Paper Hanger's Protective Union, an organization which has existed for years in larger cities.

Mr. Dan Davis has received congratulations from his numerous admirers during the week, upon being the father of a musical prodigy.

Judge Scott, of the Circuit Court, today appointed W. S. Clift and Charles Cox, jury commissioners for the year 1884, on January 31st.

Mrs. Hoberg, Mrs. Gould, Mrs.Glover and Messes Alder, Adams and Davis, sang beautiful solos, in tbe Messiah, on Monday January 28th.

Mr. Harry Grimes, who was recently on the 1. & St. L. at Paris, has accepted a position at the Terre Haute Grain exchange as ohief telegraph operator.

Mr. P. A. Hogan, of the Maryland meat market, who has a reputation for keeping the best, drove, a heifer, weighing 1,700 lbs. through tbe street on Monday January 28th.

On Monday evening Sergeant Noyes Whit& and wife had a number of their friends surprise them. A portmanteau containing a purse of $30 was presented. The Sergeant responded in a happy manner.

The following is the list of tbe deaths that have occurred during the past

Mr. John Kinser on Monday January 28th of lung fever, pged 64 years. Miss Helen Jackson Monday January 28tb, aged 23 years, of consumption.

Bridget Heenan.Monday Jan. 28th ot congestion, aged 39 years. Tne following marriage licenses have been issued during the past wees.

Wm. D. Mviore and Mary Humaston. Spencer M, Rice and Helen Patrick. Harrison Williams and Mary Sparks. Charles Septer and Josie Davidson.

Health Hints-

From the Philadelphia Evening Call. There is but one easy, sure and quick way to cure chills and fever. Move-

Glyceiine is good for chapped lips. Keeping them away from the chaps is also effective.

Toothache can usually be cured by munching a clove or two. For sale at the entrances ot all theaters.

A ?ed nose may be produced by tight lacing, by over-indulgence in pastry, or by drinking toe much coffee.

Celery is good for nervousenss.says a country editor who videnlly lives ^n a section where celery is pronouced „"sal ary".

Gout is a troublesome disease which often baffles the skill of physicians. The only known preventive is to own .a country paper.

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The only cure tor love is marriage the only cure tor marriage, divorce. Be ware of imitations. None genuine without ihe word "Chicago" blown on the bottle.

If inclined to be feverish in winter look at your coal bills! It in summer, study the watering-place hotel rates. The fever will immediately give place to cold chille. "The surest way to take cold," says a distinguished physician, "is to hug the. stove." Toung men who go courting on Sunday nights should remember this and not spend all their time hugging the stove.

Care should betaken to have sleeping apartments well ventilated, but not too much so. If you waka up with a cold in the head it is a sign that the bed-room was too breezy. If you wake up with a headache it is a sign that the lodgeroom was too close.

Melancholia in married women is very hard to conquer, though this prescription has been found effective: Syr. (simple), 1 oz, chloride of sodium, aqua pure, 2 oz. Allow the preparation to evaporate until it becomes a dry powder. Place it in a snail oiled silk bag and put the bag in the outside pocket of a new sealskin sacque. Dose: One sacque every two winters.

The affliction known as softening of the broin id now very common and seems to be spreading. The patient has feverish pulse, weak respiration and runs to outlandish styles of dress, supposed to be of English origin. A cace handle is the only diet he cares for, though a cigarette is now and then desired by way of variety. Medicine does no good, but striking the patient a hard blow with a feather will otten cure if it don't kill him, and in either case the change i9 for the better.

"Time to Slop It

It's loo bad, Sir or Madam, but don't get frightened. Your hair is falling off— that's certain. A glance in the mirror, or an Investigating committee of fingers tell tt|e dismal story. We won't discuss the possible causo. It Is enough that Parker's Hair Balsam used now will prevent further destruction. Is your hair somewhat gray, too, and crisp? Alas, yes. The Balsam will give back the original color, softness and gloss. Not a dye, not oily, elegantly perfumed, a perfect dressing.

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THE TIB THAT BIND!.

Remarkable Exhibition of Christian Harmony in tbe Rev- J. P. Vewman'8 Church.

N«w York 8pe«ial.

With a strong effort t*-Make him&elf heard abevs tbe noise of the meeting in tbe Bev. Dr. Vewman's church last night, a veteran Mew Tork politician *aid: "I've seen a goal many disorderly political primaries, hut I aever saw any thing like this."

The meeting bad been called for the parpose of electing a superintendent of tbe Sunday school, a clerk of the church, and "the transaction of such other business as may regularly ooue before said meeting." Tbe church* is divided against itself. Its pastor, Rev. Dr. Newman, has never been installed, and is a member of the Methodist church. He has been tbe pastor two years, and a large portion of the membership, headed by Dr. J. W. Banney, is anxious to have him sever his oonnestion with the organization. They are many politicians in the congregation. They followed General Grant, who followed Dr Newman. There were. fully eight hundred people present when Dr. Ranney, senior deacon, took the platform and announced tbe object of the meeting to be the election of officers, "and to deliberate npon Dr. Vewman's relations to the churob."

There was immediately an uproar. Dr. Ranney looked down smilingly on the upturned faces of a howling, soreaming gesticulating mob. Dr. Newman sat in tbe midst of the uproar, not appearing to notice it, but apparently absorbed in conversation with his wife.

Deacon DeWitt finally made himself beard, and nominated .for chairman Deaeon McDonald. Dr. Ranney insisted on his right te preside. The crowd hissed and shouted at him. "Well, brothers." he said, "I can talk as long and as loudly as any of those geese oan blss." lb the midst of the uproar Deacon Cummings attempted to read a section of ecclesiastical law. Whereupon there was a noisy demand from all parts ot the hall that be "sit down." Deacon Andersen suggested, as a solution to the trouble, that Dr. Newman be elected to preside.

Dr. Banney then jumped to bis feet, and waving his arms excitedly, declared the meeting adjourned, and said if it went on its deliberations would be illegal and without force. The orowd surged around the platform and prevented Dr. Ranney's descent. Soice one nominated another chairman. "I #aj this meeting is dissolved," said Dr. Ranney.

Then Mr. McDonald was nominated chairman. He stepped to the platform and said that although he didn't want the office, he should aot without fear, or favor, and hoped Dr. ltauney woulomot feel personally aggrieved. Dtf Katiney then insisted that he was still chairman, and that he had meaut to dissolve the meeting only in case harmony oould not be maintained. This provoked another uproar. "I think that thte* rabble should be dispersed," exclaimed Deacon Seymour. The greatest confusion followed, in which charges were made that Dr. Newman had packed the church in order to get a vote sustaining his course. Before this charge oould be refuted, a motion was put from one corner of tbe hall that Dr. Newman's actions be sustained. A rousing and overwhelming "aye," followed by a succession of cheers and tigers, shook the ehurcb. The meeting then dispersed in «onfu9lon.

Funny Verdicts.

An Indiana jury recently returned a written verdict of "Blode to peces bi thebiler bustin."

A Kansas jury gave a following verdict in a case where a man died in a state of intoxication: "Death by..banging—roupd a rum shop." ''Jury." said a Western Judge, "you kin go out and find a verdiet. If you can't find one of vour own, get the one the last jury used." Tbe jury returned with a verdict of "Suicide in the ninth degree."

A Rhode Island jury were five days debating on a long case involving a bog worth 7, and then came in, found the bog not guilty, and recommended both plaintiff and defendant to the mercy of the court.

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•A Pekm (111.) Coroner's jury rendered a very singular verdict—that a man whose body was found in the river came to his death by a blow on the head, "which was given either before or after the drowning."

MORRIS RANGHR, the Liverpool eotton broker, who failed some'months ago has compromised with his creditors, agreeing to pay ninepence to the pound sterling, sixpence down and threepence in nine months. His liabilities amount toj$ii,400, 000. This settlement is in the basis of less than three cents on the dollar and reflects lustre on Mr. Ranger as necomplishipg the largest and most complete burst witnessed in England this century. Mr. Ranger lived for many years in America and at one time did^ business in Evansville. l#

CoNSiDKtuw? the affection Fred Douglass has always pretended for the colored race, it is a wonder he did not mairy one of them.

Snuff is said to be the least injurious form in whioh tobacco is used. As an elegant and polite hahit, however, snufftaking can not be commended,

Springfield, Mass, has risen against tbe milk dealers and subsoribed $1,200 of the $20,000 required to buy 1,000 cows for co-operative milk distribution.

The irame school house in district No. 7, Walker township. Bush county, was burned Sunday night by an incendiary.

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THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE*

SINGULAR CASE.

Tie Salt Against John Maynard' ie Kansas Dismissed. Readers of the

GAZBTTR

will remem

ber that several months ago an office came here from Thayer, Neusha couuty, Kan., and arrested John Maynard on a charge of obtaining money on false pietenses. At that time Maynard was working'On the farm of T. C. Wilson in Riley township. Maynard was a young mao who had borne an excellent reputation in Riley township where he was born and raised and where he had lived all his life except a matter of three or four months in the summer of 1880 when he worked on a farm in Kassas. The charge was that he had conspired with a man living there on whose farm he had worked during the summer, to male money by the fraudulent transfer and mortgage of some farm property. Tbe news of this was learned by his friends in Riley township with great surprise and few if any believed him guilty of the crime with which he was charged. Circumstances afterwards developed went to support this theory, for his employer in Kansas had confessed his guilt by committing suicide when his arrest was sought to be made. He had undoubtedly used Maynard, a yotmg and inexperienced country boy, as a tool to carry out schemes which the younger and honester man believed to be all right when he signed ocuments, the full purport and meaning of which he did not fully understand.

Maynnrd himself, when arrested, was horrified at tbe thought of being suspected of any crime. By a very singular mistake and one for which he was in no way responsible, he and the officer became separated at East St Louis, when on their way to Kansas. Tbe officer had put him on a particular car and was himself on another. In tbe make up of tbe trains these cars went in different directions. Maynard finding himself separated trorn the officer really made an effort to find him, but failed at the time and then disappeared. He has not come back here from shame, it is thought, at the idea of his having been suspected of being a participant in a fraud. His whereabouts are now unknown.

A few days ago his case was called in court in Neosha county, Kas., and dismissed by the prosecuting attorney with the statement that there was nothing in the case against Maynard, and that there was no farther use in cumbering the records with it.

Let These Things be OonsideredThousands of men die every day who oould be saved. Prejudice is rffainly to blame for this loss of life. -If it were believed that the sum of disease may certainly be reduced by physic, much would be gained. And yet tbe proposition is very simple if you take out daily more impurities than is daily generated, you will sooi. be rid of impurities. The effect of this wise practice is soou seen tu Bilious. Liver, and Kidney troubles. But it is equally of value in head and brain affections in Pleurisy, Pneumonia, Apoplexy, and Paralysis^

In chronic and acute Rheumatism, and in all affections of the bowels, this principle soon relieves and cures, when the medicine used is Brandreth's Pills.

Tea, when all other means and medicine tyave failed to relitve from pain, these pills have cured, by taking impurities from the bowels and blood, and thousands of men and women now place Brandreth's Pills amoug tbe blessings of mankind.

A colored woman by tbe name of Ilaliford, claims to have met. two white men just south of Bloomiugtoa, who knocked her down in broad daylight, presented a pistol at her head anu robbed her of $15...

823 BANK ST., Brooklyn, N. Y., have been sick for several years with coosumption I tried many remedies and doctors. They were useless to help ine. till I heard from Dr. D. E. Kremien's Augsburg Stomach and Blood-puritying Drops aad Breast Tea. After uetug several bottles and packages, I did gyt better, and I am well and healthy to-day, and therefore I recommend those remedies to all who are suffering like 1 was. ROSALIK FALCK.

GuiJCK & CO., Asrents.

Willie Frank Ginn and his wife, of Montlcello, were going visiting with their infant, .and when a few feet from the houie, the child died in its mother'^ arms from causes not known.

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The ground has been staked off for tbe new building for the New Albany Cotton Batting factory. The loeation is on the Charlestown road, near Yincennes street

Almost Insane and Cured* "Most of the eminent doctors in the East, as well as several of the medical faculty in New York City," writes Rev. P. P. Shirley, ot Chicago, "failed to help our daughter's epilepsy, which began te show signs of turning into insanity. By tbe good providence of God we tried Samaritan Nervine, «nd it cured her." Your druggist keeps it. $1.W. •*,? 7 .^

A book publisher announces "In press —A Pretty Girl." She is often in that pleasant predicament—and tbe work is to be oontinued next week,—Norristown Herald. ..

Did

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"No: she lingered and suffered along, pining away all the time for years, the doctors doing her ne good and at last was cured by this Jop Bitters the paper say so much about." "Indeed! Indeed! how thanktul we shoud hi for that med-

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Taylor George, of Liberty, is charged with forging the name of James Hamilton, a wealthy farmer, to several notes for large amounts, which he negotiated.

Wm. Noli, No. C67 Central avenue Cincinnati, O.. says. Having used Dr D. D. Kremien's Augsburg Breast Tea, with goods results, and I want to ex tend it to others. I would not he without it GUUCK & Co., agents.

General Herkimer is to have a monument at Oriskany, N, Y., the deficiency of $3,000 in the Cund having been made up by Oswald Ottendorfer and a few other persons.

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They are priceless to La lies, Gentlemen iid em'dren with weak lungs, no case of wetimonia or croup is ever Known where hese garments are worn. They also present tnu cure heart difficulties, cnlos. rneuma4*m. Leuralgia, throat troub.es, diphtheria,1 catarrh, una arl kindred diseases. Will veir iv service for thre« yetrs. Are worn iver tl.e'uiider-clothing. PATaftRH

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O, Box 1227. IH Ve.sey St., N. Y.

I GURE FITSJ

When 1 say enre I do not mean merely to stop them for a tune ana then have them retnrn again. I mean a radical core. I have made the disease of FITS, KFv LEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS alifo4ongBtadg» 1 warrant my remedy to euro the worst cases, seeatfM other- have failed is no reason for not now reooMpg a enre. 8end at once for a Treatise and a free Battle my infallible remedy. Give Express and Postoflea. cons yoa nothing for a trial, aad I willcurejoo.

Address Da. H. G. KOOT, 188 Pearl St., Ne^YsriL.

tree! Cards and Chromos.

We will nend free by mntlVSiafuple net #f ourJurue Germsn. French ard American Chromo Cards, nu tinted and gold groand*with a prion list of over 2oo iiffe entdee signs, on receipt of a Mathp f*r posiara. W, will xlso seud free bv mall an samples te» of 3ur beautiful Lhmxnos, on reccli tof tent cer tsto pay for paekircr nni postage als« en lot^ confidential price list of our large oil fhroroos. A tie- ts wanted. Address F. GLEASON A Co., 46 (Summer nireet, Boston, Mass.

Will be mailed CRCC nil applicants and to customers last 'UK year without ordering it. It contains illustrations, prices, descriptions and directions for planting all Vegetable aad Fkjwor Seeds, Plants, etc.FERRY

invatnabie to all*

D. M. FCCO.IEST.

MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS New Illustrated Catalogue, (-*0 pp, 4to)

for season ot 1883-4, including mat hew I styles the best «ssor*ment of the best

(ami

mnst attractive organs we bavf ever ,ofr red. and at lowest prices, $22 to $000, for cash, easy payments or rented. Bents free. ,,

Mason & Hamlin "Or^afi and

Piano Company.

Boston, 154. Tremout bt. Nfw York 46 East 14t:t st. Chit ago, 149 Wabash Ave.

WORTH SENDING FOR

Dr.DISEASES

3. H. SOHEMGK has Just publishod a book oa

OF THE LUNGS

!!fi HOW TO CURE THEM

which Is offered FREE, postpaid,to all

It coil tains

applicants.

valuable information

for all who suppose

themselvee afflicted with, or liable to any disetuee of Hie throat or lunn. Mention this paper. Address Pr.

H.i&aisif

SGHKNCK Ac HON, Philadelphia. Pa.

yovvUh BngiUkor Qeruum BookJ

PATENTS

Obtain*!), and all other business in tbe V. 8, Patent Office attended to foi MODKBATSV FEES.

Our office is opposite the U. 8. Patent? Oflloe, aud we can obtain Patents in less: time than those remote from WASHING TOH.S*

Senl MODEL on OKA WING. We advi se as. to p»'-eulability free of charge and w«' maKe -NO CHAKOE UNIES8 WS OBT AIH PATJKNT.

We refer, here, to the Postmaster, tbe perlntendeut of Money Order Division, and^, to officials of the U. fl. Patent Office. Forr: circular, advice, terms, and references actual clients in your own state or ooun ty^.. address

A. 8»«W CO.,

Opp. Patent Office Washington. D.

MELGEN'S

Steam Dye House,

660 Main St., McKeen's Block.f Tbe Only Steam Dye House in the City. I*

Dyeing and .Scouring of all kinds of dies'Gents' And Children's wear, such a*ip Silks, satin°, Cashmeres, Alpacas, etc. cleanod orded in any desired shade. feb-

Kid gloves or kid si Ippers cleaned or dyed lace curtains and lace ties cleaned, shawls cleaned or dyed, plumes, cleaned or dyedr genfe*' garments cleaned, dyed and repaired.

All my work is done by a steam

process,

which makes it lootc as nice as new. A ma can save buying anew suit by taking hi* old clotbing' to Nrlgen aud have h)a

to-

clean, dye and repair it. Ladies can do tke same with their dresses by having tjhem.v cleaned and dyed.

JOHN H. NKLGK*

M. BOLINO-ER St CO.

Opposite tbe M*rUet Iloue,

Dealtrs in Staple and fancy hardware, tin-

Sf:

ware, ripe, Twine, Klrd Cages, Timothy,

Clover and Hungarian £eed, Window Glasssg Sash, Doors, Paints, Oils, Wire-Cloth, Ac., &c.

sa_You should call and examine our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.

Best quality Barb Fence Wire at Bottom prices. 6SL A full line'ditching tools, also stove pip size*.

J. A. Foote's Catalogue.

J. A. Foote, the well known seedsman 3i7 Main street has fresh from the press his annual catalogues for the coming season and it is sarpruing the great va- $!, riety of seeds be.can furnish. Hie conntry readefB of the GAZETTE know him tt a thoroughly reliable seedsman.