Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 September 1884 — Page 3

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A SPECIFIC FOR TBB

1 Biood

AND A-

POSITIVE CURE

FOR

RHEUMATISM,

Neuralgia,

Sciatica. LsiUw.

An infallible remedy for -»ll dWascs of tbe [inin an BiOi.nl, ^oott

tter, HiDgworna, f^crofuln, »rjnlreliu« Pimples ana Blotches, land is tb» best remedy ror all Female Complaint ani WeaknessSB. It has cored d«fea«"»ofthe Liver and K'dneys when all othe er remcdiesuave faijd-

assss

^uralgIA

DOtakeletyour

ant Druggist persuade yon to something ewe, out if be has not rotit, and will not send for It, write to us «nd we will send it to yon by express, r^epaid on reoelpt of priee, ....

ODB

to three bottles of ttbeumatic Syr-

op will clear the system of Bile, *nd

anyoaseof

Inflammatory or

A«ute

Rheu

matism, or Neuralgia. Three to live bottles will cure EryslnelAE In Its worst form. .. «. Poijr to fix bottles are warrantee to jnro corrupt and running ulcer*.

Four to six bottleo are warranted to ure avr ca-« of Sa't Rbenm. :.. Five to eijtht bottles will core the wont jase of (Scrofula. to a on 'matlft Hyruo wilt carp any, raw of Ch.onlc

Ibeum attain of twenty-years' standing.

you have been a sufferer for years, and "nave used all tbe remedies you could hereof nto no-tvall. do uoi be discouraged, fui

RbeumaMo Syrup will cureyou: Prloe, fI uerbotllp. 6 bottles for 1600, Send for our pamphlet of Test monlals,

RHfiCMATIO 8YRUP CO.. Rochester, NY. For sale bv Gulick & (Jo.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET

National. For President,

bird—Aar.n

*, 6ROVEF CLB.VBL.AHt,oiNew'York.

For VI-« President,

THOMAS A. 11KNDRICK8, «t Ind ana. .*. PttESIOEHTlAI. ELECTORS. AtLarsa-B W. Hanns, of :rawford»vll)e m. Banter, uawrenceburg

Dislric —Wiih»m F. Towt'send, Pike.

5' b^md—Hemy 8. Cauth .r»e,Knox

f». craven*, W«*hiagtou.

Fourtli -Frank K. Gavin, D^c^tur. Fiitb Wild* HtKUmHD, Owen. rf Sixth—«. B. Elliot, Heu Seventh—lurries A New, Ilanro k. Eighth—James M.Bcller, Mout'omcry. Ninth—Willi It. Og.esbv, ttpion. Tenth—Frei. Kipelke, Lake. EievpntD—William fl. Harkens, Jay. TWclth—William H.IM'ls, Oek^lb. •l Thirteenth—Mortimer Nye, LaPortc. /,!

State.

Govern r: laaacP. Gray, of Randolph. Lieut. Uov May lor D. Mstbsor, Mount* gomtry.

Judge Burprenoe Court Joseph A. S. Mil ehell, of Klkhart. Secretary state William It. Meyers, of Madison.

Auditor of Mtate James H. Rrice. Flovd. Treasurer of Si a«: John I. Cooper, Marion. Attoiney General Fran MB T. HorU Bartholomew.

Superintendent Public Instruction John W. Holconobe, Porter. 8npreme Court Reporter Tolin W. Ke

Howard.

John

Lamb.

Conjresiioml.

County.

Treasurer—JAMES Cox. r, Sheriff—JOHN

ULKARY.

Judge of rcuit Court—WM.

MACK.

Pros^cutlngAtt^rnny-HAMULii tt. HAMILL State Senator-THiMP SciiLOtw. Representatives—RICHBBN

HUTZ, EUGENIC

V. DBB8. .• Com in is* loners:— First Dln'rict—CABLTOV

A RKI.T.

Second District-ASA M. BLACK. Corone*—TFRKOISKICK W.

-H.LEV,M. i.

Surveyor -CHAKLKS BROWN.

MUKE

mrsi

Established 851. Oinoisaati| Ohio.) Vlnettr. The nnlarold establlshad

JhtO iittorl

Plunielta and Surgeon DR. CTiAWKK, at the old number I continues to treat with his usual lirsal skill all private lehronio,

MTTOIU

and special

IdlseaaM. DR. CLASKB is •the oldest Advertising Physician, |as files of Papers show and all

old Residents know. Age and experience lm* portent. |W Nervoui diseases (with or without dreams,) or debility and loss ef nerve power treated scientifically by new methods with never failing success. EST* It makes no difference what you have taken or who has failed to cure you.

MS Young men and middle-aged men and allwho suffer should consult the oolobratod Dr. Clarke at once. f8ff"The terrible poisons of all bad blood and skin diseases of every kind, name and nature completely eradicated, f&omeinber, that ons horrible disease, if ne?!cctcd or improperly treated, curses the present and coming {fenerations, tisr Diseased dlschavges cur« promptly without hindrance to business. Both sexes consult confidentially. If in trouble, call or write. Delavs are dangerous. "Procrastination is the thief of time." A written -warrant of cure given In every case undertaken.

Send two stamps for celebrated work* on Chronic. Nervous and Delicate Diseases. You have an exhaustive aj-mptomaioloey by

parlor* private. You sec no one but the Doctor. BeforeconfidinRjour case consult Pr.CT.ARKF.. A triendly letter or call may save future suffering aad shame, a^id add golden years to life. Medicines sent everywhere secure from exposure.—Hours, 8 to 8 Sunday, 9 to 31. .'.ilrcsa iottcra: F. I).

CLAOKR, in. D-, Now VI^IE ST. "HO.

Sawing MfdeEaay

BLAIN IT a BR8IQNAT10V,

An interesting question at. this time relates to the manner In which Blaine escaped from the clutches of the House investigating committee bv securing a seat in tbe senate. Toe dates and the order of tbeir succession are important.

On Saturday. Jane 10th. 1876. the InveHtiguuug OuuiiiiiUee oi t-e ilouae of Bepresentatives formally demanded from Blaine the Mulligan letters, and he refused to surrender them. The next day Sunday, Juoe lltb, he was smitten with tuostroke. Oo Monday, Jans 12th» tbe Investigating Committee met and afij turned for two weeks on account of Mr. Blaine's illness. On Tuesday tbe following telegram wa3 sent:

WASHINGTON,

June 13, 1S76.—Eugene

Hale, Cincinnati, O.: I am entirely con vslescent, suffering onlj from physica weakness. Impress upon my friends the depth of gratitude I feel for the unparal* lelled steadfastness with which th'ey have adhered to me in my bocr of triall

BLAINK.

On Wednesday, June 14th, the^.Republican NationalConvention met at Cincinnati. Oo Friday, June 16th, Hayes was nominated for President, and on the same day Mr. Bristow resigned his position as Secretary of tbe Treasury in General Grant's Cabinet. On Monday evening, Jun? 19th, Mr. Blaine ad dressed from hi* door step a orowd of Hayes ratifiers who called upon him. The folfywing Wednesday, June 21st' Senator (/t M. Morrill, of Maine, was appointed Secretary of the Treasury, but did not at once accept. On Tuesday, June 27th, Blaine left Washington for Augusta, Mr. Morrill being then on visit at Bangor. On Thnrsday, July 6tbMorrill qualified as Secretary o. the Treasury. On Sunday, July 9th, the Governor ot Maine tent tbe following telegram to Washington: To Bon. Milton Saylor, Speaker of tbe

House of Representatives. Having tendered to Hon. James G. Blaine the appointment of Senator in Corgress, he has plac&d in my hands his resignation as Representative from the Third District of Maine, to take effect Monday, July 10th.

SKLDON CONNOR, Governor of Maine:

'1 bis communication was laid before the House by tbe Speaker on Monday. On Tuesday the House Judiciary Com* mitt*e met to continue their investigation ir.to the matter of toe Fort Smith and Llt'le Rock Railway bonds, to., but postponed action so far a9 Mr. Blaise's cooumtioq with it was concerned on account of toe despatches from Mr. Blaine's physician in Augusta, stating that perfect quiet was desirable and perhaps necessary to ensure his re covery. On Wednesday, July 12th, Mi. Blaine's credentials as Senator were presented and plafced on iile. He was now outside the jurisdiction of tbe House. He had found bis "city of refuge."

Wny did not Blaine face tbe charges against bim and secure a vindication from toe House before taking a seat in tbe Senate 1 Every intelligent person knows way, and Mrs. Morrill knows why. She says: "Mr. Blaiae, as he did to mulligan, importuned my husband with tears and entreaties to use his influence to save him^" Does any one doubt the truth of her statement? The proof is positive that Blaine sought the appointment to the Senat§ as the only mean«t of evading an adverse report froia the committee of tbe House. He induced Governor Connor—probably importuned Sim with tears in their eyes, as he did Mulligan and Morrill—to violate his 1 r-nuise to Ex-Governor Chamberlain. It is noticeable that Connor received bis reward by being afterwards appointed to tbe lucrative office of Pension Agent for the State ofMaine which be now holds. Ilow can any one doubt who reads these records and the corroborating evidence furnished by Mrs Morrill that James G. BiaiLe is one of the most unscrupulous, venal and corrupt men who ever participated in public affairs in this country?

THE rand jury of Marion county refused to return an indictment against James Howell, a farmer living near Indianapolis, who shot to scare some thieves stealing tpes in his vinyard and accidentally kityed Samuel T. Hart. This is right and tbe moral of it is: "Keep out ot other people's viayards." Farmere make their living by what they raise and to steal trom them ia the same as to rob a bank or a store and if a fellow gets hurt doing that sort of thing it is his own look out* Fruit thieves are burglars, nothing more or less, and mut take the conse quendes ot their evil doing. ...

Henkle, editor of tbe Rockville

Eagle, was in tbe city yesterday. He reports politics in Parke county In muchly disturbed state and that owing to certain complications that have arisen the Democrats will probably elect two county commissioners, the county t-eas-urer and possiMy tbe county clerk As to the '•.ongressional race, he says Johnston will do well if he can oarry his own coilni v. He is being fought bhterlv in

TELL TERRB HAUTE Wl

.J A WA*sAw^catieffta« gftef ioiM 4n± terefting particulars about a grand bal and other incidents In cohnectioa witli tbe reception of tbe Csar inttM former capital of dismembered Poland. All things considered, and judging from the new?, the Czar and tty» Czarina, though abasing the flowing hours with flying ieet.and liavuig a

"rujai

guud lime" uf it,

did not really enjoy themselves. Poor wretches, they are in imminent danger of dynamite and expect almost any moment to fly ipiecemeal into! kingdom »me And it will be a marvel too if .their revels are not broken into by some explosion of deach-dealing dynamite as the deep boom of Bonaparte's artillery at Waterloo broke in upon the startled

eafs

of thp youth and

beauty gathered at the Duchess of Richmond's ball in Belgium's capital. There is

telling. In the midst ot life a Czar may be on the threshold of death. Moths have been at work on the slender thread holding the fabled sword Damocles pendent above his head. He is the guest of a people that hate him and his ancestors for the perpetiation of infamous outrages, 'hey may "get in their work on his annointed heal and the civilized world sit down to supper with a biographical sketch of him and an account of his taking off in the afternoon papers as a relish for their evening meal.

Bat about his reception at Warsaw, Here, is what was done: Seven hundred persons were invued to the ball. The Caar, Czarina and Grand Dukts arrived at the ball amid salutes and fireworks, and walked through the ball, bowing to the right and to the left, The Czar conversed at ooasiderable length with the Polish nobles present. Th Cztrina opened the ball with General Uourko, and afterward the Polish and Russian ladies were presented to her Msjestv. Tbe supper-table was decorated with $,000 roses. The city a as more brilliantly illuminated than at any time before. The bridge over the Vistula was fes'ooned with lights, and the river was crowded with boats,^which were brilliant with lights of mauy colors, Tbe palace ia one blaz of light. The evening passed awav without the least disorder. Tbe consuls-general ot Greit Britain, France, Germany and Austria have invited the Cza -to a banquet.

The Doervnik, the ofBctal journal, publishes a judgment approved by tbe Ozar condemning to perpetual txile in Siberia, Baron one, colonel of the Eighteenth Regiment, dragoon*, Col. Soraarschi, of the same regiment, and Col. Sanetaw, of the infantry, convicted of being members 01 tbe secret sooiety. Numerous subofficet and privates of Colonels Renne's and Sanetew's regiments are also Sentenced to transportation, but their names are not published.

Deep te the difficulty of approaching tbe CZ»r, who has been rigidly gttaided, a man succeeded in presenting the Emperor a petition. The Czar was at first visibly sUitled he ordered his carriage stopped and promised to help the suppliant the latter, however, was arrested. There have been 1,000 arrests in connection with the visit of the Czar. The carriage was blocked in its passage by two tram cars, and the Czarina became frightened. The Crar prevented her jumping out the carriage. He then alighted and helped extricate the tram cars. unrecognized.

He was

BfiXvA LOCKWOOD is as sure to get iztto trouble with the other woman Suffragists as the sun is to sbine

as any other

thing *nost certain is sure to come to is. For instance: She says she was nominated for president instead of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, because the latter "was much too'old." Zouodt! does she expect Lizzie to stand that sort of an insinuation. She is likely to And that Lizzie is no*, so old that her finger nails have dropped out. Of Susan B. Anthony she says, "she is too much ot a spinfter." Maybe she will not have tu answer tor thst tbe first time sbe and Su9ie meet It is not to be tolerated that this Washington pension stent should be hurling anathemas at her betters or talking ot spinsterdom as if it were an hereditary infirmity. Mrs. Liveimore sbe accuses of lieing ''too much opposed 10 certain classes," though she mentions none, and Lucy Stone is too narrow." When the next Sorosis meets Belva sbou'd hunt some mountain fostness whereia to hide.

WARBLE OF THE WEEDWhen roses droop beside the

WAII,

When lily petals fade and fall,

The-weed.'

When coffee's serve and wine runs low, When conversation tyaxes slow, What brings the after-dinner glow?

The weed.

—W. E. 3. F.. in Life

The Cemstery.

Work at tbenew cemetery progresses satisfactorily and one ot the officers tells the GAZKTTBthat tbe lots will be ready to receive interments next week. Tile drainage will be put in at once an I tbe work of graveling the walks will soon be completed. Mr. Earnshaw, the landscape engineer,will be here shortly With the plat and a sale of choices of lots will be made to tbe highest bidders.

Ceek Reastini Ears

The best way, savs a gentle

cook cor*

all

an.

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SlKKi

GAZETTE.

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

.This' p6Wder aevei vsr es. A mar vei

parity, strength, nd wtaolnunensM More eoonomlcal than he rdinar kind and eunnotbeaold in ennp ti'ioa with th aulH*u.1co( low teat' atert weight, alum 01 powders. Sold onlyie cans

OTAL

Blame Pownna Co., 108 Wall stree

Hew

York

A S

BITTERS

CUItES DiSEAStaonv

LIVER

KIDNEYS STOMACH

AND

BOWELS.

ALL

DRU66ISIS

PRICEIDOWML

VfiiviKS

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A SPECIFIC FOR

IT- EWLEPXT, SPiSK

What swiftly rises, covering all? The weed.

When wealthy aunt intestate dies, To nephew's infinite burprise, What glooms above his eager eyes? 1 be weed,

When starts the wiJow on the chase, To fill the late lamented's place, Wnat decorates her dainty face?

SOIYULSIQIS, FALUNfi SKKIESS, ST.VHIIS DANCE,

to put the ears, husks and

in the oven aad bake for half or three quarters of aa hour. The corn

tieliciously sweet and tendeiwdrawing all the saccharine matter froo^he husk*

Oaten Bail.

John Harrington, win committed aavage assault on Michaei Conley, been admitted to |000 bail.

the has

AL6IOIOUSM,

OHUN EATMC,

STPMLLIS,

SCROFULA,

KIH6S

UGLY BLOOD DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA, .ftWOUSMESS, SICK YADACIE, nSUMATISM, NEIVOUS VEAKIESS,

NERVOUS PROSTRATIOi, BRAIN WORDY, BLOOD SDKS, BILIOUSNESS, COSTIYENESS, 'KE) TROUBLES AND IRREOULARITtES.

^Tfcl.Mpwbottls.stdnniits.'^l!

fit Ur IL Bicltmoiid HeS.Co.,ProprIctor8 ST. JOSEPH, MO. iXut^Dondeiioe freely answered by Physicians. w\ if^iciontals and circulars send stamp.

Stoutenbdrg ft Co., Agents,' Chicago, 111

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TMI.. MCOAUCAL ANSS MINDHI BNQIKKKHIKIQ.

I O A N

Wtjare

zens

bsppy to announce to The citi

oil this city that through our Solicit' at!nn jfhe Johnston Optical Co, W Detroit, Mich., have consented their Prof H. E. Tstile to ti^at aiMl fit all cases of defective VloiOB, kuUt db Ast.gaitiltlUi' Hypermetropia, Myopia snd Presbyopia also all nervous difficulties srisihg from any of the above defects.

What Prof. Tattle ssys:.

'•There are tl ousands of cases of oer vous disease, such as common nervous

headaches, tbat arise simply from tty need, of Spectacles

The Professor uses the Johnston Opti-, cal Co's Patent Dioptric Eye-Meter, an instrument ucpsralleltd in rapidity and si thus treat each case careiuliy and still attend to the large number who seek his skillful service. Money refunded if glasses do not fit or if a superior te»t is obtainable elsewhere.

Remember the place and date cive^ below and come early. Examinations

irfe

Resident physicians are cordially invited to call and inspect the instrument.

Hav^tke

General SsMlitj,

audits, Habitual Cobstipation, Livsr Coaplaiatllsk Hoadaeho, Dieoaaod Kid* neys, Ete., £te. It contalis only *he Purest Drags, among which may be enumerated F32CXX.Y All AIB BSBUS9, XA2TS2AU, BWCT, SBOTA, Ite, It cleanses the system ILoronfhly, and as PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD la Uneqnalod.

It is v.ot an intoxicating beverage, nor ean .t be used as such, by reason of its Crtbartlc Properties.

PRIOKL7 ASG BITTERS GO. Solo Proprietors, ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS

dfir.

Terms of sale—A credit of nine years will be givm, the purchaser giving notes payable in nine annual instalment', with interest at

advance.

FIBMIN NlPPKRT. .TOSEPHVS CO I.LETT

Scpl. 10tb 1W4.

Said

Card. .ls,\

To all wbM are suffering from errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early dec*y. loss of manhood, Ac.. I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE ,oF CHAKG^. This great remedy wa* distovered by a mimiooarv in South America. Send self-addressed enve opetolwtv.

T* INMAM,

JOSEPH

Station dew York.

atthe HeBeefllwi

iolrtcshsie Issetiswie, Troy, A. Y. Tbi oldest engineeringsebool la Amertca, Nc» term begins September 17th. The Kegistei for l884 contains aiiss of the graduates foi the pa^t 56 years, with their position? alac XHUseof stuay, requirements, expenses, etc

A.(KLR- W HATIO M.OKBENG) Btrseter.

Brerjwhere Called "The Bess.*

lafioitly better than Uni stents, lotions or any other plasters—Benson's Capciae Porous Plaster*. 85c.

E,eCU°

APPLICATION FORIL1CENSE. Notice is hereby given that We will apply *o the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Indiaua, at their Sept. term, for a license to sell Intoxicating liquors in a lem quantity than a quart at a time with the privilege of

ra„*rir,

quart jig the

lses for oue year. Our place of business and the premipeswhereon said liquors are to-be sola on lot 72 and 8 men ofeai-t sate of lot 81 Chauucy Rose's subdivision at 821 enst Mam SJreet Terre Hantt-, vifto Countv. Harrison Township.

County, Harrison

JOHN JOHNSOH, WM. JOHNSON A BRCS.,

N". 11,io, The state *f Indian*, Vigo County, in the Superior Court of Vigo Countv, Jofiah Uicke to quiet title, vs

Jamf'f, W. Smith et, al. Bo it known that on tne 18th. day ,.f Aug. form ?S!K) wing

said defendants. Is a non-resident of tbe stateot Indiana, rtAKl iion-r^iJent defendant is oewby notified of tne petiden«y of ss?id action against him, and that the s*ine will stand for ti ial Octooer 9th being at the'September term of said Coutt tD the «r

non-residents are hereby notified of the penileucy of said action against them, snd that tbe same will stand for trial on the mb. d.y gagjy

A.M. Black, Pltfl's Atty.

No. 1326. The state of Indiana, Vlgq county, in tne Superior Court of Vigo county, Josiah Locke vs John W. Baggett et al., to quiet title. „, te it known tbat on U«32nd day of Aug. 1884, said plaintiff filed *n affidavit in dae form, showing that Sarah E. Bowman one of tne defendants Is a nun -resident cf the state of Indiana. said nou-resident defendant is herebv notllitd of tbe iienden^y of said action her, aad that the same will stand tor total Jctober S7 1884 being at the September term of said court in tbe year 1874.

Indiana,

sell

MERRILL N. SMITH Clerk

Jno. L, Scott A H. B. Jones, PHtls Att'ya

APPLICATION t'OR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that 1 will apply to the Board o*

Commissioners of Vigo CDiiuty,

at their next .term lor a license to

intoxicating liquors iu a lesi quantity' than 4 quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the sane to be drank on my press ises for a ptr.od of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said iors are to be sold and drank is located on

Main street, in tbe second ward ia the city of Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo Co,, Ind.

N O I E

•j

CO'S.

Prof'Tuttle is to beat our store from

Monday A. 8ept 8th, till Thursday P. Sept. 11th inclusive.

E. "W. LEEDS,

DEALER IN

CHAMPION, HAMILTON,

The HAMILTON and BUCKEYE CULTIVATORS and the Celebrated Flying Bttchrai ixy Plow They sell also

Lots number one fl], two [21, three [3], four [41 aurt five [5] in Cnanncey Kose's subdivision of real estate formerly occupUd by the Wabasn »nd Erie can 1 between Main and Poiiar streets in Terre Haute, j.ndiana, and east of the former line of said canai and west of (be lands of the i&vansville and Crawf Msvllle railroad company.

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E-METtS

Jewele* and Opticidn, TERSB HAUTE.I4D.

AgriciQtural Implements.

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THE niNKEAPOl I and iSSQRN SI

28 South Thud.

Executors Sate of Real Estate.

The undeivlgned, executors of tbe last w' 1! of Chauncey Hose, ieceased, will on the lOtn dav ot October 1884, at tne oflJce of M. S. Durham No. 506% Ohio street in the city of Terrc Hmite, Indiana, sell at private sale the foliowinsr escribed real esta'e in tbe city of l'erro Hnnte, Vjgo Countj' and state oi lndi* ana'to-wit:

GwlPPE PLOWS

OHIO- INDIANA—MICHIGAN

WADASH ROUTE!

THE BUSINESS KAN

in nine milium lunni umiii,, m«u ... When he ti'avsls wants to go quick, wants to six per cent per annum, pavable annually in be comfortable, wants to arrive at destination on time, in fact, wants a strictly business trip, ana consequently takes the popular

Wabash Boute, feeling that be is sure to meet his engagements aad oontinue to prosper and be happy.

THE TOTJBIST

Has long slnee chosen -ue Wabash as the favorite rontetoallthe summer resorts of the Bast. North and West, and Winter Resorts of

the Company has for years pro-

TT, rTr»m. vided better aseommodaHons ana more at-

allowing the sameto be drank onmyynm^ than any of its competitors for this class of travel. Tourist Tickets can be bad

at reduoed rates at all principal offices (rf the Company.

THE FABMER

In searehof a new home, where he oan secure better returns for his labor, should remember that She Wabash is the most direct route to Arkansas, Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, and all points South. West, and Northwest, and thai round-trip land-explorers' tickets at very low rates axe always on sale at the ticket offices. Descriptive advertising matter of Arkansas and Texas sent free to all

'ha? Martin oKgWone of aTOj^nts addressing the General PasA A a in a AkHIIby

MERRILL N. SMITH Clerk.

Jno.'T. Sc6tl4 H. B. Jones, PliiTs _«y.

No: 713,72. The state of Indiana, Vigo Count iu the Vigo Circuit Court, John Michael Fox, Elizabeth Young and otnero vn Jonn F. I'homwon. if be be dead hie h"irp,and John Jackson, if he be dead hm

it kiiovvu that on the 18.h. daj of A ug, 1884, s»i"' plaintiffs flleo at affidavit in uue form, showing thai said defendonts are nonresidents of tne State of Indiana.

aenger Agent.

THE INVALID'

WOl find tne Wabash the most convenient route to all of the noted health, resorts of Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas and Texas, and that the extensive through car system and superior accommodations of this popular line will add greatly to his comfort while en route. Pamphlets descriptive of the many celebrated mineral springs of tbe West ana South sent free on application.

THE CAPITALIST

Oan get the information necessary to secure safe and profitable Investments In agricuing, or ture, stock-raising any of the many Ii the South and Weqt, by addressing .the undersigned.

mining, luml nviting fields throughout

F. CHANDLER,

law! ftsswg«ss4 Tkfcstlgiat. W. Iwk, •«.

ILUNOTS-IOWA-MISSOURI

Fast Palate No^ag

SENT ON

60 Daysr

TMUIUJ

NTATOSMER

levsstts cost yearly,

FITI TIKIS

Vovn, to every farmer. Gnmrsix Hundred Snshels aD«*!

EMlliant

puUMh.

RNnfc Nwfadiftii C»..

rilt* 1,0

MICHAKL M. GAIMXY.

9$ca8&

TO LOAX-

AN—MONEY—On

mortgage secured

1 good isrm propcrtr, for from *ix nion tis to nv,» year Apply at ite ic-rie Haute jurists Ban:.