Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 September 1884 — Page 8

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THUBSOAY. SEPTEMBER 25 I8M.

MUCH ON PAIN" PLASTER. Porouoand strengthening, the bestfor baehacbe, P*1" tide, rheumatism, HeureJgie. Druggist* ox mail. ______

The Cottony Maple ScaleMr K. B. Stimpeon says that cottony manl* scales which caused so much alarm last spring, last they should deetrov our beautiful trees, did not accompliah as much damage as expected beeauseotthe lady bugs which followed and deeeaie# them.

A MOV

invlgorant to^ delicate

gasag"

Inflicted Heavy Flees-

Priaonere in polioe court this morning 'were Bos* Burden, Em Maggie Hubbard and Stella Brown. ..They were charged with

They have been repeatedly fined, but it ti do them no good* Juitioi Murphy thought he would try Mother plaa aad lined each of them coeta, amounting to $29.30, aad them to jail, ...

and seat

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PBETTY WOMEN.

Ladies who would retain freshness aid vivacity. Don't Jail to try "Well' Health Beaewer."

COUNTY* TEVCMERB

The Teachers of the Ceonty Thask the Teachers of the City. "We ftel it our dufy," say saoard firom-The tbe county teachers, "to tender a rote of thaaks to Superintendent Wiley and hie teachers for their great kindness to us while visiting their schools the last two days of this week, and we hope to meet our eity friends in our schools, and will weleome them at any time. We feel that two hate gained some good points that we oaa use In our sshoolo, while we find ^others we can aot use. About thirty gave their namee in for our teaehere asaociation. We feel greatly encouraged

In the outlook of Vigo county eohools."

THE NEW WHARF.

$200 Safceertbed Thee Far Tewarts New Wharf. •, I Readers of the GAZBTIB aire familiar with the fact that a wharf has been decided on to oest $890 provided half of the amount can be raised by private subscription. Secretary Oakey reports that $263 of this bee already been subscribed aad pioepectn are the remainder will be bofore long. The wharf will probably be made of cinder as bed with stone curb. It will have 196 feet frontage on the river at the foot ot Walnut street and extend hack from tow water mark to Water street.

The present wharf is a miserable affair *pd subjects shippers to yet additional expanse and trouble here. For inetnnce, at Yiacennes where there is a wbarl, drayage on barreled shipments is cents per barrel here on account of the terrible pull up the bank, etc., it is from 8c to 4c per barrel. Wheat and corn costs twice se much to deliver.

There are also various discooragemeats from our whari to steamboat men as it requires twice as long to unload, and the freight must frequently be carried on loot a long distance-

Carry'e Prairie Aaeociatien. The following is the program of «xer cises to be held by the Curry's Prairie Baptist association at their annual meetlag this year. It is to be held at Salem, lnd., beginning to-morrow: I Tuesday: Sermon—Rev.J. K. Wheeler.

Beading of church letters. .. Election of officers. Devotional meeting.

Denominational Literature—Addresses: Dr. W. N. Wyeth, Rev. H.C. Liston. State Missions—Address: Dr. William Elgin—Dlsoussion. EBusiness.

Wednesday: Devotional meeting. 11Sunday school worn—Addresses: A Parker, JD S Sammis, Mrs Dr Richardson.

Mome missions—Rev Allen Woman's mission circle—Address: Mrs Williams, associational secretary, MroM Waters, president W C, Torre Haute.

Foreign missions—Address: Rev 8 Stimpson—Discussion. Business.

Thursday: Devotional meeting. Education—Address: Dr W Stott, president Franklin college—Discussion.

Church consolidation—Address: Rev Stimpson—Discussion.*' Business. Final adjournment. Program committee—J Smock, Liston and Wheeler.

CECELIA MICHAELS.

Dceea

LOCAL PODTICS.

The Greenback-Butler Party Meet in Cointy CwventiOD.

THE BUTUR PARTY.

The Vigo Conat Greeabackere Meet ia CeeveBtlen-^Renarke By Mr. M. C. Raakia. "inn Saturday's Dally.

The Greenback—Butler party met ia county convention thi) morning in the Superior Court room. The space within the bar was taken up by delegates, over fifty, as near as oould be ascertained, being present. Outside the railing the crowd stood and watched the proceedings, rtrifap Prominent at the proceedings Prominent at the morning session were each old-time Greenbeckers as Messrs Rankin, Holmes, Frische, Smith, Allen, IUai» Washington, Manning, Rhonda Guerineau and jBrowc, from tfie city, lnd Mean Dickerson, McClintock, Nevins, Woodruff nnd Sherman lrom the country.

and

She Starts Oat to Paiet the Town Winds Up in Jail. Cecelia Michaels, who has been "Devlin" Dr. Laughead, was fined $3 and ooets by Justice Murphy this morn, ing for profanity. She|paid. She came ever from Indianapolis yesterday, where ahe has bsen living at 33S Maryland street, and as an incident to her visit

here pro fessional ing right well has a failing for getting en

led to paint the town in pi

fessional livid red. Cecelia when feelher ear and trying to find Dr. Laughead. whose troubles with her are well known to newspaper readers. She passed Dr. Laughead'* residence purposslv and seeing Mrs. Laughead inthe door 'began using profane language, at which business she is exceedingly adept and woundup by trying to get at the Doctor's wife to whip her. She was pre vented aad taken to jail. She her name ie Dennis that she married a fel lew by that name in Indianapolis. Her name will be Dennis whether ehe wants it to be or net unleea she quits disturbing the peaoe every time she take* a notion: Ceoelia was formerly a right pretty girl, but dissipation ia making ia roads upon her appearanoe that are already notiesable.

"ROUFTH ON PAIN

Curee oette, erampe, diarrhaa externally for acheo, pains, epraiae, headache, aenralgia, rhauaatiem. For man •r beast. JP aad Me.

At 10:80 M. C. Rankin called the con veattea to order. He said they were unable to meet in the Circuit Court room thie morning, as expected, but could have it for this afternoon. As chairman ot the aounty committe he said this was the year for a straight fight. They had made but little headway in the past, bocause it was said they could not accomplish anything. It was not so this year.

Greenbeckers have at their head ot their ticket that gallant General, B. F. Butler. There was no use of fooling with either of the old parties, for the Gzesnbecksrs expected to near BOTH PABTESS alike and draw from both. They wanted a good ticket—a representative ticket. It wae true they had no funds to carry on a canvaea like the old parties, but the ttfee were propitious. Every weid and township was organs ined. Men had joined who iiid never voted With' tnem before—both Democrats and Republicans. Through B. F. Batter and the breaking op of the old parties, they expected to carry the state two years hence and elect a president ia 1888. Mr. Kankin said he ought tobeia Indianapolis to-day at a Greenbeckers? conference to meet Col. Plymptoa, Butler's manager. The prospect is that the Greenbeckers would have their share on

AS ELECTORAL TICKIT

to vote tot. Which party would be hurt he would not say. Gen. Butler would make tour speeches in Indiana. Mr Rankin's remarks were well received.

The convention organized by electing John X. Woodruff chairman and Allen secretary.

Mr. Woodruff, on taking the chair, said he

Mwoold

rather be doorkeeper in

the household of the Lord, than have a aeatln the tent ot wickedness." The following committees were appointed:

On credentials—First ward, Sheriff Second, Biel Third, Bhoads Fourth, Manning Fifth, Mills Sixth. Myer Fayette township, Robinson Otter Creek, Davis Nevins, McClintock Lost Creek, Dickenon Harrison, Huston Sugar Qeet, Goodfnan Prairieton, Gilcrease Riley, Christy Pierson, Nevins Linton, Sparks Prairie Creek, none named.

On resolutions—First ward, Smith Second, Trische Third, Washington Fourth, Manning Fifth, Allen Sixth, Holmee Fayette, Caae Otter Creek, Saow Nevins, Dunnigan Lost Creek, Dickerson Harrison, Price Sugar Creek, McKinn«y Honey Creek, Sherman Riley, Brown Pierson, Akers Linton, Davis, Prairieton and Prairie Greek were not named.

Then on motion of Mi. Rankin, the delegates aad supporters of the Butler party went into caucus, all others retiring from the room. The aiternoon session, it was agreed, would begin at 1*0.

THIS AFTERNOON.

A Ceaaty Ticket Pat in the Field Aaiid Ceasiderable Eathusiaam. The convention met at 1:45 P. M. Chair man McClintock, from the committe on credentials, reported the different wards and townships represented as per call The committee on resolutions reported:

First—Denouncing both "spoils-seek-ing parties" and indorsing Gen. B. F. Butler's candidacy.

Second- Favoring a seduction of taxation, both in the general and local governments.

Third—That the laws giving powers to county commissioners, townahip trustees and other elebtive officess be|limited.

Fourth—Favoring the repeal of the-!aw granting aliens the right to hold property in the state.

The resolutions were carried with an enthusiastic "aye." NOMINATIONS.

On motion of M. C. Rankin the convention proceeded to the nomination of county candidates upon the rule agreed upon in secret session in the forenoon. Carried.

W. H. Brown moved thet the various wards and townships cast the lull seven votee, whether vacancies existed or not. Carried.

For Sheriff W. M. Slaughter was nominated by aC' lamslion on motion of Rank A •. Chairman Woodruff told all the delegates favoring his nomination to bold up their right hand, which they did, and he saia: "Everybody is for Slaughter!"

For county treasurer C. H. Washington nominated Louis Gaerineaa and a Honey Creek delegate nominated John W.Canada. The vote was: Gnerineau, 69K Canada, 37%.. The announcement was greeted with applaoee.

For commissioners the following wen nominated *by acclamation: Fiiit district, Semuel Coltrin Second district, Heaiy D. Christy.

C, If. Demorest ead Alex. Cooper were placed in nomination for Smveyor. the vote etoad: Demorest, 81 Cooper, 24.

For ©or oner the vote stood Dr. Tbeo.

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Holloway, 7SW J. A. Anderson, WW. John McClintock and Benjamin F. Parkins-were nominated far the legislature

FOr State Benator, aad notwithstanding hie declination, As convention unanimously and amiid chosring nominated Capt James H. Alkn.

The convention decided to name candidate for Judge or Freeeeutor. An .. xxKcumrn oonmran was elected as follows: First ward, Jae. Gray .second, A. Rief third, (Aee. H. Washington fourth, Howard Manning filth, J. B. McCuilagh sixth, Frank Rice Fayette, W. H7 Robtasoa Otter Cresk, Rudolph Davie Nevins, Andrew Lensallar Lost Creek Bomuol Ooltrin Harrisoo, Eli Brown docar Creek, W. Holloway Prairietoa, M. E. Harrison Honey Creek, G. M. Carry: Rilsj, J. E. Woodruff Piereon, JOMO 8. Harold Linton, D. W. Davis. Prairie Creek wae not filled.

The convention adjoarned after hear ing a few remarks from Capt. Alien, The delegates present were pethape 75 in number and were a good-looking, eeraest body of men. hm-,

THE "JINT" DISCUSSION.

CosgreMMaa Laah's Aaawer la staa't Challeage. The following letter was seat to^ay to James T. Johnston. It explains itself:

TKRRK HAVXS, lira., Sept. 90,1864 Hon. James T. Johnston, Voekviile, lnd* MY DM ein^Toar letter of the 16th inet, inviting me to moot you in lourteea joint discussions—seven to be hold at places deoignated by you aid eeven at placee selected by ma—reached me on the evening Of the 18th iaat.' at Willlamsport whilst 1 was engaged ia the eanvaea of Warren oonnty.

An immediate answer would have been given but having been abeeat from Terre Haute for some daye I did not know what appointmeate might have been made and published for me in Yigi and deeiring to aooommodate yon ii every poeaiue manner, 1 denied it beet to defer anawering uatll 1 returned here

After carefully considering the preeeat condition of my canvaoo, I regret to etate thai 1 eannot aeeopt yeOr preposition for fourteen joint oobetoo. I oaa, however, meet yen onae ia each county ia the district on any oavea ooaoeontlvo daye (Sunday of eouree, excepted) beUfeea the 6tn and 2Sth of next month. Thie will give eeven joint aloeaosione and will surely afford ample opportuaity for every one ie the iletriet to hear ne. I am Mvieed that on several oecaeton* you have stated publicly that you did not wish to challenge me to a Joint

The Detroit Fiee Press savs that Senator Voorheee will speak in Detroit before the campaign ends.

Ben Butler will make four speeches in this state. He will speek here at o'clock p. m. on October Sad and at Ie dianapolis on the same evening.

The Sixth ward Republicans have or g*ui«ed a "Johnston Tariff Club" They got their idea from the "Lamb Tariff Club" organized two weeks ago. They have elected Dave Phillips captain.

J. R. G. Pitkio, of Louisiana, will speak at the Republican Wigwam tonight.

Co. B. of the Cleveland and Hendricks escoit will meet Wednesday night at the usual place to receive their uniforms.

It is said that at a recent political meeting out in the country Mr. I. H. Ryse made the statement that if the Democrats got into power the farm laborers would have to work for 25 cente a day. It is said two bams tumbled down and four men were carried away in convulsions.

The executive committee of the Green back-Butler party ot Yi^o county have elected the following officers: Chair man, W. H. lirown Secretary, C. Washington Treasurer, M. G. Rhoads.

The

speech

covvr

bate because you feared that in the exorcise of my Tight to name the plaoee of meeting 1 would name plaoee nnpleaoi ant to you.

To convince you that eaeh fears were utterly grouadlees 1 ohoerfelly grant you the privilege of naming the plaoe for each and every meeting ia eaeh county ia the diatriet.

Upon acceptance of the contained in thie letter the Demoeratio State Committeeman for thie diatriet will visit the Republican State Commit teeman in this city oa nay day namrt by you and arrange the remaining dotails.

I beg leave to ask that you will favor me with an immediate aeawer. Respectfully yours.

Joa* K. Lamb,

LOCAL POLITICS.

Palitieal Happeaiagt ia YI|o aad Vlela Hy. Concressman John E. Lamb and Eu geneV. Debe will speak in the Sixth ward on Satuidap night, Oct. 4th. instead oi Uie first Hate announced.

made by Mr. Joseph Mann,

of Danville, 111., at the Democratic Wigwam last Saturday night,

foruie

the only subject for talk in

about

local

political

circles since then. It has caused such universal admiration that it

probable

aa attempt will be made to get him to speak here again.

the attempt should

be successful he will be greeted by the largest crowd ot the season. Mr. Mann is one of the readiest and wittiest speak on in niinoie.

Judge John T. Scott and Col. W. McLean will speak at ^Crawfotd's warehouse ii» the Fourth ward aext Friday evening, instead ot Wednesday eveainj as first announced: The Cleveland Hendricks escort will turn oat.

THE HOPE OF THE NATION. Children slow in development, puny "fi scrawny and delicate, use Health Renewer."

ells'

NI0HT SWEATS.

Headache, fever, chills, malaria, dy spepeia. cured by "Welia* Bealth Bonewer." |1.

Tn Newhart Hominy mill shot down to-day for repairs. A new roof will bo pat on the mUl, two move con crihe will be built aad ofher fepeire The milling capacity will be increassd |LM»

Wgaawta ChBjteenwBh Wlldaf*a

iwnicHOB.

item TtweayTs Dally.

John W. Shafer aad Martha Biaatan.

£naibal L. Davie aad Katie X. MtyVtr rcw mlie UIKIUII COWIT. 18^06—Louisa HsiMl ve Wm. Helbolt, divQNO. John L. fttlereea. 18,806—Rollin Hhstmea aad Ches. Xaos ve Joha B. (Cambers, on note attachment W. X. McLean. 18£07—X. S. Bmsy, assignee N. en, ve W. M. Pteveneea, ea account X. McLean. czxcurroouBT.

Marshal Wolfe, drank lined |6 and costs. Matt Plunkett, druak fiaed $1 aa4

Wm. Picknell, drank lined |1 and costs. Worn Monday's Bally. nmcsifDinT.

Ill Oldham wae aeqaltted on a charge of provoke on Martha medman. Chae. May, Jae. Woodly. John Shay, Joe. MeDonald, Alex Bndaon, Weelev Church and Patrick Hurley wore fined for being drank.

P. J. Began wae fined for assault and battery. Mary Myers wao fined for profanity

Reea 8urdam, Emsea Phipps. Maggie Hubbard and Stella Brown were fined lbr wandering.

The Supreme oourt, ruling on the ap»

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ial enoe of Ieaaa Cornell ve. ^taa Inenranee Company, has aflrmed the jadgssoau anw sunre—caaouirooon. 18,811—Mary Larrleoa vs. Wm. Larrieon divoree. BpeneernndDonham.

Joha Bearbrongh and Mary E. Clark. Joha B. Beau end Mary E. Kiley. PatrickMcQlaleynadflaanah Campben. oxacvit OOU*T.

Criaiinal casea were set down lor trial to-day. Ike important onee a^e aa follows:

A. J. Humphreys, marder Nov. Samuel Rogers, assault with iatent to rape Oct. 15.

Ellas Littleton, arsanlt and batten [peppering the boy tkat got into hie watermelon patehjj Oct. II.

Frank Dudley, petit larceny Sept. 80. Chas. White, petit larceny Sept. 29. Thoe. Loft us, assault with |iateat to hill Oct. 8. ftamael Baekston, grand larceny Oct SO.

Xmocy Hedges, emhesaiemeat Oct. 11. Nath Cltne aad Mary Bulkit, adultery Oct 18.

Fred T. Jonee aad Joha B. Lawlees embezalement Oct 88. John Harrington, assault with intent to kill Oet.88.

Frank Warren, burglary Oct. 6. ffeom Tuesday's IMUy. raw emT^-qnunjiT

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BSBJ. F. Folhn va. Amende C. Follin, divoree decree of divonee. Joha Rykhoff ve. Mery Vageut, merhanlri Ilea: difmisesd.

Xliaabeth Bogany ve. Joha Horn, eivil udgxneat for IS88.10. Yigo lroa Co. vs. City oi Tent Haute, civil jodgmeot for 0151S.0S end jodf •eutonfindiag. 1MB THiafe Mir

Edward Carney and Anna X. Bpragoe. Bertoa J. Xaeley and Malinda A. Pruett

JProa Batanmys Daily. JUSRNCXIACXXAJI.

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18.813—Amanda Davie te. Alex Davis divorce. T. •. Foley. 18,818—Joseph Freiberg and Abraham Freiberg vs. Micheel Kennedy, civil. A M. Black., 18.814—Sarah J. Hackett vs Mary Jane and Henry Tate, civil. H. D. Roquet. 18.815—Sarah J. Hackett vs John Daiky and James Dailey, on note. D. Roquet

Patrick Collins and Minerva Teffeteller Vtens WedaeoOar'a Bally. Jamee Brettell te Mathiao

Bohoff, north half of lot 28, Paroon'e subdivleten, for 760 00 John Clenry, ohorlff, te Mercantile Tract Co., traotof land in seetion 29, Fayette township, tor 1,84119 Millard Fagan, et alto Abel C.

Piereon, 40 acres in seetion 14. Pierson townehlp, for Millard Fagan et al to John

1,800 00

Rudieell et al, 90 acres in section 11, Pierson township, for Joseph Kimmell et alto Eliert

800 00

1,880 00

Harms, part of lot 70, for Christina Myer to Louisa A. Bsrr, 88 acres in eeotlon 1,

8,800 00

Riley townehlp, for AnnaM. Fenner to John N. Neal, part of loto 94 and 95,

000 00

Jewett's addition, lbr MABRiion uoxNaae. Solomon C. M. Horney and May ner.

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Samuel J.Snyder and Emma Kenneke Wm. Heine and Sarah Miller. Curtis Rogers and Mary D. Rogers

NSW SUITS—CinCUlT COUKT.' 13,816—Flora B. Gordon va Geer*o Gordon, divoree.. Stlmson and Stimeon nw SUITS—supanion comrr. 1-857—M. G. Leo vs.: John Patteroen and Mary A. Raridon, elv'l. Jamee T. Pierce. l,g6S-Jieob Hayee ve. Jaoob Mand civil. J. T. Pierce.

The Whlppiai Past,

WiLmxaroH, Bel., Sept 90.—Seven convicts were whipped at New Castle this morning in the prostnoe of 480 people. Among them were Edward Redden, (white) who was pilloried for on hoar in addition to twenty

Isaac Anderson, a negro boy, who swore lustily while being whipped end colored thiol nsmsd Sugar Awlal, who took twenty bee ?y lmhea without a marmar.

OBITUABY

ma. VAXCT MGUxnr.

Nane MeHoary, wife of Joe^h MoHeary, a piromlneat etttaea of Loot Creek tow*aohl» died at the rooldoaoo of a married daughter aear PMnfield, llln whom ehe was visiting. Tke remelae were buried in the Meeee* eemetery in Loot Greek township Peeeneed wae a sister of Jooeph Wateoac A large eircle of relativee aad firieada menra her loee.

ter

NO HOUSE COULD EXIST

Tfeat WONM HI reality toll |ootft ftr loot tkta wo do. ORiiir

loaooo wko are continual paasloto oooMtetkeir nrlll aeea

tkat ao koaM ia tke state can ekew a larger and lottilag aad Piece Goede, fkr oar Merckaat Tailerlag

L- GOODMAN & €0.

)l|Mt aad Nost Reliable Clothiers and Merchant Tailors in the City.

DETERMINED

THAT THE STOCK

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE

The LmruKce Companies have Authorized the

Manager ot

GREAT NEW YORK FIRE STORE

628 Mala Street next to Blsnehard's Real Estate Office)

To Make a Furthsr Reduction in prices

Come And See

HOW WE ARE SLAUGHTERING PRICES OS

CLOTHING, HATS ETC.,

bear in mind (he only placets buy

CLOTHING, HATS ETC,

at your own price is at the

628 Main Street, Next to Blauchard's Real Estate Office.

AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

Showing a Healthy Increase la the State Products.

The State Board of Agriculture has issued its thirty-third annual report making a neat volume of 623 pages, and con inining a vast amount of interesting mat

conveniently and systematically ar ranged by Alexander Heron the efficient Secretary. The teport includes the pro ceedings ot the Agricultural, .Board, the county societiee. and much other interesting matter, Including valuable statistics. The general improvements ot the 8tate is thus spoken of in the report. 'The general improvement within the State, daring the pest yeei, has been very so than any year

SIDE

in roed-masuig latter of which

there was i4£00 miles laid last year, and it is estimated millions of dollsre have been iavested in open ditches. The increased velae of lend thereby is approzimatdy, $3^06,000, aad the increase in value of egrlcaitsral products, as a result firom drasaage, H,00a/)Qe aaauelly. "Whea it is oomddered that only about 40 per Osat of the entire area of the state ie ia enWvatioa, aad the vast reeooroes of coal, eleae and minerals scarcely developed, yet the total products of the etate show a footing of $317,431,878, the futon ot Indiana is certainly of a golden brightness

*BVCMMAIBA»

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cure, all Kidney,

Qulea, esmplete Bladder nad imaai ing, Irrltatiea. Btene, Gravel, Catarrh of the bladder.tl. Druggists.

rlnary Diaeaaeo, Bcald-

Tfcoro aro

wftftf HOMO to mo to oaten

to look aronad, fent once IR tkoy

wllf MO all Moaoo to ooll tkoa at aiach blgbor ffgaroo thai good roNaMolomoa aro aoki«r

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Miloatoo aro aokiRa tor ttolr goods. Boodo aro oold ly evory My it Market valae ted all otker talk la aotklai kat kunbui aad ia advortttlM dodge. Oar petrooo aad tko paklic at large caa reel aeeared tkat wo will eot aAow aay otker kaaaa to akdergell ao aad

degartaieat4rof•"tine.

'Aaokkier

iaa

wVarth $10 a SiWa-et B. Manaf, Jadoen,

HkLwiiM: "Hw»

had Catanh for as ytan. HaTi CaUrrah Cut* cwtdaa Cwidwlt warthgwabgtde." a^WHI Care Any Cato.'W 1. B. Weatherferd, CUdfa wtltei: "P. 1. CMUT it Co., ToUdo, O.—Geadoaca:

1 tau

iilimin infnnairtf yrni thai I have used Ball's Catarrh Cue. It BMCoradM—Ivasvcry bad— and doa't liwirw to —y that will turt aay caaa of Caurrh if takn ptopctiy."

for a Cue it Tails to Core. I

If yea cannot get HaVa Catanh COM of your druggist, «t will scad it oa receipt of ngular price, 7«c. a bottle. Wej oruggist,fc«tif be to try soaethiag else,

direocd. F. J. CHENEY 4t CO., Proprietors. TOUEM,

Praetieally anew Craatwn"BMMMIGapelaa Plasters are the pUurters of otbor daja rariaad and made perfect.—Dr J.M.P.

OoswtBB A Maaste will opaa a saloon Saturday night at 601 Tippeeaaoe street.