Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 December 1884 — Page 2

Bp WILL convince yon

mm B4 A I the wonderful curative gg lift I properties combined in HOOD'S

SAKSAPAEILLA, if the remarkable

cures that liave been effected Ly its use fail to impress upon your mind this repeatedly proven fact? Thousands are using it, and alldcclare that it is a medicine possess- afra ill all Anu even more than S BB BB we claim foi it. My friend, if you are sick or in that condition that you cannot call yourself either S!c!c or well, go and get a bottle of HOOD'S SAKSAPAKILLA, and realize yourself how

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all the machinery of your body into working order.

From the Registrar of Deeds Middles® County, Northern District. LOWELL, MASS,

MESSRS. C. I.

HOOD & Co.: Gentlemen—

It affords me much pleasure to recommend HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. My health has been such that for some years past I have keen obliged to take a tonic of some kind in the spring, and have never found anything that hit my wants as your Sarsaparilla. It tones up my system, purifies my blood, sharpens my appetite, and seems to make mo over. Respectfully yours,

J. P. THOMPSON.

One of our prominent business r.: a said to OS the other In the spring my wife got all run id could not cat anything passing your ,1* E I saw a pile il HOOD'S BARSATA i:

11.1.A in the window, and I got a

bottle, After she had been taking it a week she had arousing appetite, and it did her everything. She took three bottles, and it wad "the best three dollars 1 ever invested."

Hood's Sarsaparilla. Sold by n1! druggists Price ?1 abottlQ Or six Ix t! IK lor f-T). C. I. HOOD & CQ| a

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Oa/c without i\to fine. Patented tiOcr 16, 1879. Ocij ix will cureOnt.

'!'. 'at" nun In fo''r duyrt or less the & rZi'- Poliible Medicated Bougie.to*#* or cube'os, copaib'i oi Ji\ W..I1.I f'l»rt»-or aln to produce ly ,.Ki si 1. Iv tbi'oratiDK of tbe i.'ri.'fU. Pi i«fc$!.50 solti by all drugrisij, •!)..! "I TT rc-rvn- of f:r«co. For.'fur'ner s»8(1i)Ru!jirf-:«- iuru:ri'iibtr

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APPLICATION KOR LICENSE Noti is hereby given that we will apply to :he lJortpl of ''cmininsioners of Vigo Co., 'bo:-- n-x' form, Tor license to sell i»toxic.i•

itiiuors In :t Iws quantity tlm. a

qn 'i*t it Hm*.1. with ilw privilege of allowing tii• same be drank on my premises, for a puriod 'I O H." YINR. My place of bnai-ne-H tin) t-lift prcm'K-s whereon said liquor* .are to lie sold and dr:«n'i a-e lo:*t,pd at the ret pur'of In. -•-v,n |7J subdivision of out lot flfn- [c0] in Die e-tj of ferre Hnutp, Hor,risoii owahip, Vino io n'y. Irioiiina

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we are pleased to i^pu that it lias given tutij satisfaction ard we nj hesitate to rec ommei It

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Courtis, Co .is I I)' yi»:|d reHdily 1 og: iss fc Sons'l ap sicuiu G\iuirh!)ii!».

Mo Gentleman.

New Caatk O urn r: Parti r"! rt, hose, one red «nd one blacit, of any TWO opposite colors, tne to he tbe btv It now. The pary who made the it cover? is '"o geutlemt'P.

No iBO'i mdii»f!-tion or Nerveus dnbllit you nse Wild»r'» Mtosnach Bitters.

St Louis Girls.

Pliila'J'lpbia (AII I is said th, younp oi bi. Louis are organiz *.^ agaiu'-t the cus'om kipsiuir tbe br-de alter t,fce ftiriftte ctrenxn-. be ob)k'(d to be kiss'd by S Louts man is nil thcUtru- average girl c.an ^'aud.

3is ShppafyGUass S^e.

••rix.' Square," says the autt«-r "Tb? fiooeier S^honirnHst-er," "wnro on gluss .eye? and wi«. The glass eye w»- cn§tantl slippiiig out ot toou*, and the wig turning* nr.nr.j sldfwj mi his he«d whenever he nild rrssed the people u,r th"

Flat Creek l)-»t.rii*t." Sail spec.tutMe. Parker's H«r H:iNaii preserver and promotes the srrowfh of fh» nnfir.-il hair. It also restores the PHtuiul color, of. ttaa vsbieh bn* faiHd becurne grav C'e.in lepBT t,hoHefi«?'»ii. iiijrhlx oerfTi' *d.

A Judge's A vie

jr New York Teleiirhm Th law. ts a c'jrtui I city ii .-H-m 1 mil frni New York ave liinjj t"UL'ii tsle at. the expenses ot a ten*aU-disciiil' of Blackslore who nractie!^ in their c. -urts. She was recently try.s.« a ca»»- l:eto:c jnigtwhoso peTsi^te^ overruled her points that tbe lost nert- p»-r and :-aid, rather spitefully. "Jud^e, since you seora to think 'hrf.t I kin'i- t-" iitth abou ibe proper way 'oc i.diu tMa e«c^ perhap*you would IK kind uiough favor *ith a lit?' .' ndvj -t-.v '•Certainly, wi plt-asure,"' h^ ans ed "go employ a lawyer."

ANew Corn Story from Kansas. Lane (Kans Enterpris A Kansas man climb'd to the top of a cornstalk before retiring, to inspect the sta'e of the weather. His toot slipped and he tell inti- a neighboring tree-top, where he frtuek till ui-ming trying to di-', and couidL'i breathe only'thirty cen's the dollar After his rescue he kifk--d himself all the next day, and pr-mii^d his wife and seventeen children that lencei:h he would buy an almanac and ktep hunsclt posted without resorting i" such dangerous methods o( ascertain-

Dg the wc& her pr babihti. g.

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sr. JOHN.

He Reads the Riot Act to the Republican Party. BLOOMINQTOK. Hi., Dec. 12.—Rev. Jno. C. Henna, of this city, has received a letter from ex-Govevnor St. John, iD which he says: "The whole story of the Republican papers that I, at any time in my life, either directly "i* indirectly, proposed to sell out tO the Republican, Democratic, or any other particular party or organization is simply one ot the many iulamoua and malicious lies for which the Republican press during the campaign just closed has been noted. If 1 had desired to have

SOLD MY riUNCIPLES

for money or office, I could have done fee years ago and would not have waited to t»ave negotiated with a party that is morally and financially bankrupt, tn ibe late campaign the .National Prohibition party detrayed my expenses and I gave to the cause my time and labor without money and without price. I am o-day, and have always been, comparatively a poor man, too poor to be bought. The Republican party

MAY BCKN ME IN EFFIGY

and continue its throats of personal lence itmay open it« flood gates ut falsehood and villiflcation and bitterness upon tne, but it can never swerve me out jot or title from doing what my coniciesce tells me is right. The campaign of 1888 has already bogun and tbe warfare againet the liquor traffic will be vigorously persecuted and the political party tbat stands ui the way ot the movement ot the people will get hurt.

SPIRIT OF INTOLERANCE

exhibited by the Republican press to-day :s ing for that party ju?t what the same spirit did for the pro-sliiV«ry party ihiity years ago. Hanging men in effigy and indulging in falsehood and villiticaiion is not argument, nor will it in this day and age of free schools, Christian homes and free men tcare anybody or f.au^e ary one to .abandon their priocipUa at the dictation uf any political party."

THE GORM .N BANQUET.

Given by the Business Men of Baltimore to Senator Gorman, a Grand Affair. BALTIMORE, Dec. 12 —Seldom has such a representative gathering of pub lie men en seen as that vvbich met in tne Foyer Academy ot Music, this city, las' night, at 'he dinner given by the business men of this city Senator A. P. Gorman. About 200 subscribers and invited guests were present, among the lattir being Senators F. Bayard, Charles W. Joses, John R. McPhers^n, B. F. Jones, Wade Hampton, Q. C. Ueorge ii. Pendleton, Groome of Marj land, Ves.t||of Misscuii, and Camden ot West Virginia, Governor McLane, of Marylaud, Representative S 8. Cox, George A. Post, Commander H. H. Goiringe, and Franklin B. Gowee- The invited guests w(re met in Washington bj a commi'.tee and brooehtto this city in -!'»cial cars over lh« Baltimore and O .10 Railroad. ie arrangements lor the bat.qaet aid the decorations of the ball were of the most tasteiul character.

Chicago Election Frauds.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12. —The persons in dicud lor participation in the elccion frauds in the second pncinct of the Eighteenth ward appeared before Judge Biodgett in the Fi-ceral court this morning and ave bail in $10,000 each. The accused declared they hnd not had time to examine the indictments and were allowed until next Tuesday to plead.

Morton's Mania.

ALBANY, Dec. 12.—The Ev ning Journal cabled Hon. Levi P. Morton as to his position on the lanff. Morton replies, "In regard to my views on the question of protection I s?and fully committed to the policy and platform of tbe Republican party. I earnestly believe in th protection of American industries and ot the inteiests of the working masses in the United SiateB."

MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE-

A Merchant Kidnaped and Compelled to Wed a Woman at the Pistol's Mouth. JACKSONVILLE, Fia., Dec. 12.—Mar .Htina is excited over a foroed marriage in high lile, which is surrounded with considerable mstery. Late Saturday evening fiv^ men dr^ve inio the city and procured a marriage lie -use for a pr. n)inent young merchant and young lady living in the country.

The merchant was then induced to er a wagoit, and had no sooner taken his seat than h^ whirled rapidly ou fto-vo. lieinit informed ot lh« objeet ot his captors, he pi ot rated and leaped in lrim the wag'.n onlv to be ovi.-i-puwered, toiciUiv replaced on the seat and held there. A man tnen aped ou ihe ack "t the mule drawing the wagou Httd the party proceeded ne captive and the girl were carnieo fore a jus ice of the ceace ahd at tbt mouth ot a guu and three revolvers th« c-remony was pertormed despite protests of the groom. On account of the rumors atfectiiig the character of the trir), public syrm'tby is with the younK roerchaot. Ihe ini.etmost, fact^-

Tin* case uro noi divulged and everybody id puzz'ed as to the explauatioo

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National Notes of To-day.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Barker continued his evidence to-day before the committee examining his charges against the First Comptioiler's oflice.

Judge Lawrence will testify on Monday. Tbe accounts of Marshall Lot Wright for expenses attending the Cincinnati election in October, have been reported to the Firfct Aoditor of the Treasury tor examination. Tbev show a total of di-"--bursi-meut. of 14,56*2 for special deputy mar^'We, printing, badges and livery. The Mtb-coinuiUtee appointed to investiitiit^ bright will meet in Cincinnati on tbe Fourth of January.

In the S«va-"m court martial to-daay, S c.rttary ot" AVar Lincoln testified for the prt-seeiUiOi,. He was cross-cxamin-'ed by Grftsvenor, Swaim'a counsel.

1MTBACIM

An Experience a Physician Has but Once in a Lifetime,

A Domestic Treates Consternation in a Household and Bewilderment a a Doctor and a Hack

Driver-

Nigt oefore Just about 8 o'clock in all the rain a well-known citizea ot Terre Haute in hot haste and in a hack called at the residence of a prominent physician whose residence is not a thousand miles trom the corner of Eighth and Cherry streets, and had the physician hastily put on his hat and overcoat and go with him to Lis residence. The excited citizen explained that a domestic who had hired into his family just a few days before was in a condition suitable only for women who have husbands, and that the interesting event had precipitated itself with such suddenness that

ALMOST ANY MOMENT

might witness the culminating period. The house was found in a state of frantic excitement. The girl was crying. She had not been in the taut ily long enough for them to bave any attachment for her, and the man of the house wanted her removed. The girl was a^ked if she had j.'Dy friends in town. She had only been in the city a few weeks. Sho said she had, and'named a family on a certain street. She got into the hack with the physician, and the driv&r was told not to make any delay to reach the desired point. Now, on the way the girl began to manifest symptoms that caused the most alarming thoughts to flit through the brain of the p'jys:cian, who is hirnelfa man ot unusually qu et tempera aient, tor he be^uu to realize the

PAINFUL Pit EDI CAMENT

taat was among the possibilities, if not indeed among the probabilities, at that particular moment. The house however, was reached without any unusual accident. The gin insisted ou getting out herself and explaining matters, which she did, but the lord of the household r«.-iused to admit her, and she was driven back again to the hack. In the meaoiime, the hack driv r's curiosity was aroused (of urse it didu't tate much to do that), and he was anxious to know what ia thedernatioD all this was abou'. The phy^iciau thought it best to acquaint him with tbe true facts, and it is said that a man a square off saw the hack driver's bat rise slowly up lrom the top of his head.

THE HACK DRIVER

waB then a much more scared individual than th'j doctor. The doctor did not own the hack. Away to the township trus tee'a office sped the hack. It cidn't need any encouraging word from the physio ian to make the hackman give the lash to the horses. A light was seen up in Mr. Reicherl's office and the doc or ..astened up that well-known stairway. A lew words were said. The poor hou-e A us of course suggested, but then said the doctor: "That wont do. That's too far away. Some place we can reach quicker*

TIME IS PRECIOUS."

I'he old stand-by, the Crapo House, was settled upon in a hurry, and toward that interesting establishment hurried the hackman, the doctor and the girl. A train couldn't have gone much swifter. The Grapo 11'ruse was reached without any unusual incident, a room was secured and at 2 o'clock in the morning the girl, aged 22, gave birth to a child which was aead. Such is the story of that night ride in the hack.

thescanda

Strenuous Denial by the Man Supposed to be Aggrieved Which Ought to settle the

Ma', ter

For the paat several day3 vague rumors have been fefloat which could nit be traced to any definite source that a reputable and widely kn wu gentleman living east of the oity had been caught in too iotimate relations wt the wile of his oephew who lives in the tame vicinity As the story gO'js there was a confession made by both thf? WIIH and ihe uucle. A GAZETTE repor er to day found the sup-possd-to-be-iojurcd hu-uand, the mau nbovti all otherd liable to complain if he had be-u wronged, a..d was 'old that the ole f-tor) was spite work, that there WAS uo confession an I that he had DO beiu. whatever in the guilt of either of the accused parties.

Bt-ing qoeotioned as to the origin of the story he said i! had been started by a ueighb who was angry at him aud his unc because he thought tbev were intrum'istal in putting him out ut the church at a trial some time ago. He said they ntempl ited taking legal stepe to putiistt \he offender.

The affair b*ie caust a & great deal of tfil*, but his v.duiitary aud indignant euial orn he wronged above all others :f the charge wtr« tiue, ought to so tie the matJer «nd eatitle the parties to have their names withheld which will be tione iu thQiGAZ&TTK unless the matter comes in the courts.

{•'or Hound Worms, Tane Worm?, Spasms, Ktc u-c nothing but Wilder'* Mof Worm Syrup.

MILLIONS die with Scrofula. If thes9 luMme would use Wilder's Sarsnpari.la and Po ash their lives would be saved.

KILL WORMS in childrrn witti Wilder's mother's Worm Syrup,

It costs One Dollar an-.l it saves your life— Wilder's S«.r» iparilla and Potash cares all diseases of the Blood and Skin.

No Crowner's Quests.

"Well,' said a GAZETIB reporter to ex-C-jroai-r Drought thin afteruocn ''Providence isn'. smiling on our new coroner, He hasn't had any inqnest yet."

Ob, he has nothing to complain of," said Andy. "I tv»ok the oflice on the 11th ot vemb.r two years a&o and it wast thi- 30th of December before I had a case." 1

5 TSTKFI HAOTE VPEEK3JT' &AE5ITE.

Woman's Suffering ana Belief. seanguid. tirefome seasatlone, causing you to feel scarcely able to be on your feet hat constant drain that is taking from your system all its former elasticity driving the bloom from your cheeks that continual strain upon your vital forces, rendering you rritable and fretful, can be easily removed use of tbat marvelous remedy, Bitters. Irregularities and obstructions your system, are relieved at once while the pecial cause of periodical pain are permanently removed. None receive so muoh ben* eflt, and none are so profoundly grateful and show such an Interest in recommending Hop Bitters.

A Postal Card Story

I was affected with kidney and urinary Trouble— «. "For twelve'years!"

After trying all the dootors and patent medicines 1 could hear of, I used two bottles of Hop "Bitters

And I am perfectly cured. I keep it "All the timel" respectfully, R. P. Booth, Saulsbury. Tenn.—May 4,1883.

BRADFORD, Pa., May ,.8,1876.

It ha9 cured me of several diseases, such as nervousness, sickness at the stomach, monthly troubles, etc. I bave not seen a sick day in a year, since took Hop Bitters, All my neighoors use them.

JF, MRS. FANNIBGREEN. $3,000 Lost.

"A tour to Europe that cost me $3,000, done xue less good thsn one bottle of Hop Bitten? they also cured my wife of fifteen yearn' 'nervous weakness, sleeplessness and dys•pepuia."

R. M., Auburn, N, V.

8o. BLOOMINGVILLE.0„ May 1, '79. Sins:—I hav"beensnfl"6nn£ t«n years, and I tried your Hop Bitters, aud it done me more good than all the oootorf.

Miss 3. 8. BOONE.

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We are BO thankful to say tt »t our nursing baby was permanently cured of a dangerous and protracted constipation at 1 irregularity of the bowels by the use of Hoi. Bitters by its mother, which at the same dntd restored her to perfect health and strength. —The Parent?, Roci tester, N. Y.

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United Stales Senator Daniel W. Voorhee*, of Indiana, arrived at the Pacific

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esterday morning on his way to Clinton, where he is interested as an attorney in a lawsuit. It i9 the understanding among politicians generally that the following arrangements have been made aaiong theBouibon leaders in the Hoosicr state: Yoorhees to be re-elected to the senate Joe McDonald to get a cabinet position and Dick Bright to train lor Senator Harrison's position in 1887. tfen itor Voorh es would not admit that any agreement had been entered ii.to, but he thought that his own chances for a reelection were excellent and that of Joe McDonald was tbe choice of the Indiana Democrats in tbe event of tbe slate being represented in the cabinet.—[Chicago Tribune.

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I ivcr, Kidney or Stomach Trouble. Symptoms: Impure blood, costive bowels, irregular appetite, sour belcting, pains iu side, back and heart, yellow urine, burning when urinating, clay-colored stools, baa breath, no desire for work, chills, fevers. Irritability, whitish tongue, dry cough, dizzv head, with dull pain Tn back bart, loss of memory, foggy sight. For these troubles "SW lYNE'SPILLS"area fure cure. Box (30 pills), bv mail, 25 cts 5 for $100. Address DKTSWAYISE& SON, Philada., Pa. Sold by druggist.

JS'SS'S'S OHIO— INDIANA—MICHIGAN mg very distressing, particularly at night

seems as if pin worm swere crawling in and about tbe rectum tbe private parts are sometimes affected. If allowed to conttnoevery serious results may follow. "8WAYNE'S OINTMENT" is a pleaannt, f-ure cure. Also, for Tetter, Itch, Salt-Rheum. Scald-Head. Eresipelas, Barber's Itch, Blotches, all scaly crustv Skin Di-eatea. Box, by mail, 50 cs. 3 for ft 25. Addrese, DR. 8 W AYNE & SON, Philada., Pa. Sold by Diug^istE.

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NO, 13,827. State or Indiana, cnunty of VIRO in ihe Vigo Circuit Court, (September term, 188-}, George F. Enders et. a:., vs. Charles iVi. Hirzel, et al., attachment and gart ishmeut.

Beit known, that on the 15 ii day of October, 1834, it wns ordered by th« Court that the Clerk notify bv publication sai-i Charles M. Hirzel as non resident defemlan!, of the pendency ol this ac'iors against him.

Sai't Defendant is ther-fon hereby notified of the pendercy of said action against him and that the same will stand for trial December 25, 884, the samo being at November Term of 6aid Court in the year 1884.

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THE BUSINESS MAN When he travels wants to go quick, wants be comfortable, wants to arrive at destination en time, in fact, wants a strictly business trip, and consequently takes the popular W abash Route, feeling that he is sure to meet his engagements and oontinuo to prosper and be happy.

THE TOURIST

Has long since chosen -«ie Wabash as the favorite route to all the summer resortsof tbe East, North and West, and Winter Resorts of the South as the Company has for years provided better accommodations ana more attractions than any of its competitors for this class of travel. Tourist Tickets can be had at reduced rates at all principal offices of the Company.

THE FABMEB

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

THE INVALID

"Will find tne Wabash the most convenient route to all of the noted health resorts of illhiois, Blissouri, 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 rente. Pamphlet9 descriptive of tho many celebrated mineral springs of the West ana South sent free on application.

THE CAPITALIST

r?an get the Information necessary to secure safe and profitable Investments in agriculture, stock-raising, mining, lumbering, oany of the many inviting fields througliou the South and West, by addressing the ui. dersiipicd.

F. CHANDLER,

General Passenger aid Ticket Agent, St. Lonti, I

ILLINOIS—IOWA— MISSOUR

iUURSEE

KOfn Established 1851.) 256 tfotil Bettwl (Cinoiflnati, Ohio* 1 Vine St». TheMgular old eitabliihtd

Fhyalclan and Surgeon D& CLABKK, at the old number continues to treat with his tisua' grtat skill all private^ chronic, nsrvoas and apeclai diseases. DE. CLARKE the oldest Advertising- Physician as files of Papers show and oi

old Residents know.

Age

and experience 1m

portant. rg* Narvons diseases (with or withor dreams,) or dsbility and loss ot nflrve powe treated scientifically by new methods with neve failing success. f«* It makes no difference wha you have taken or who has failed to cure you. fjg" Toting man and middle-aged men and all who suffer should consult the celebrated Dr. Clarke at once. fSyThe terrible poisoiid of all bad blood and akin diseases of every kind, name and nature completely eradicated. Rcnaeinb®r, that one horrible disease, if neglected or improperly treated, curses the present and coming generations, f** Diseased discharge* cured promptly without hindrance to business. Both sexes consult confidentially. If in trouble! call or write. Delays are dangerous. "Procrasfcl" nation Is the thief of lime." A written warranty of cure given In every case undertaken. 63y** Send two stamps for celebrated norhl on

CIUTOBIO,Nervousand

ceeamert

Awarded Silver Medal at Provincial Exhibition, Onelph, Ont.. Sept.. 1888.

First Premium and Medal. Toronto Industrial Exhibition, Toronto, Canada, September, 1888-

CHJkMPIOMCWWETCfgAMjSI liwrntMiirr

Has taken the first premium at the State Fairs In nearly every Western State. Raises the moat cream with least labor. Makes the beat bntter. Is made of the best ma-

in-eat number In use. All sizes for fao-

pries or dairies. Send for niUBtratedC^calars^ Dairy Implement Co., Bellows Fall*. VU

brial

AGENTS WANTEDS'

article

(61 A A pAof»be?ore tliepublic. and tpx.rlrr v'tJSllWatch.sper mon-h .i a$72 00 jnvesiment. Weserd sample of. r,i goods (TREE to all who will order nnd *y press charges on small square box weigh le?s than tlnec pounds. TRY IT. Te»_t sample before you order any goods. L. cobt jon oulv what the exi^ress com^s charge* for carrying it Affrnta' Proh. $15 Order I land Premium Wal'l). Ajrent*' Progt on ?30 Orde.-?72 and miuin Wai h. We make our Agcnie & preseni of a Watch F' ee with every 1'r" onlvr amouuting to 115 am' ver. All nectpf, F.'\ry pnpers and instructions are packf U' •with sample Wenoti7y voubv rua'l v» -b we shio your package Wneji ordering Basipli? give us plain postoClce and expresi oflSce and name of express rompany dt,ir. 7 business, oo that no mist kes will occur.

ExcbMge"

UmSIMPTOH, -ff- Orain Tile.

I have a positive remedy for tbe fibers disease by ltii isa thousands of cases of the worst kind acd or long rtandlns hava hoan mrptl. fnilMd.

BtrOIMf TQV lalta

standlnc have been cured. Indeed, la ltneflaici. that I will send TWO BOTrLEa FREE, to^tVALnABLB TREATISE on till® dlaciaee,

Qifl Express and P. O^address*

Delicate Diseases. Yc

have an exhaustive symptomatology by which to study your own cases. Consultstioiu personally or oy letter, fret. Consult the old iioctor. Tbonsands cured. Offices ana parlors private You see no one but the Doctor. Before confiding your case consult Dr.CLABHBI, A triendly letter or call may save future suffering and shame, *nd add golden years to life. Medicines sent everywhere secure from exposure.—Hours, 3 to 8 Sunday, 9 to 12. Adress ?otters: V. Ik CLAItKE, HT. D., No. l?o« VHIE 8X9 CINCINNATI, OHIO.

M. BOLINGER"

& CO

Opposite the UfarkeC] House*

Dealers in Staple aad fancy hasdware, n-

ware, rape, 1 wine, Hird Cages, Timothy.

Clover and Hungarian Seed, Window Glass

Sash, Doors, Faints, [Oils WwvrCloth, &«,i

Stc. 10,Yon should call and examine our ^oods, and prices before purchasing elsewhere. A

Best quality Barb Fence Wire at .Bottom

prices* A full linedditchlog tools, also stove pipe

in all size*.

NELGrJT

Steam Dye House,

660 I^ain S1., WcKeen'a Block. The Only Sttam Dye House in the City. Dyeing and ScourTng of all kinds of ladies'Gents' and Children's wear, such ai Silks, Satin-, Cashmeres, Alpacas, ete cleanod or dyed in any desired shade.

Kid gloves or kid slippers cleaned or dyed lace curtains and lace ties cleaned, shawls cleaned or dyed, plumes, cleaned or yed, gents' garments cleaned, dyed and r:.?e': su.

All my work is done by a steam probjA, which makes it loou as nice as new. A maa can save buying a new suit by taking hi» old clothing to Nelgen and have him i-o clean, dye and repair it. Ladies can do the same with tiieir dresies by having them cleaned and dyed.

JOHN N. NELOKW

II.

For lo?einr camps, vooa-yams, farraere iro ^obl.ridallsLl msp—s .s kcan«d» raid yrnriff.

A Ocv ot it can saw lofrJ i»*t nnd

..-.y, Iramenae savins of labor and relegaiitly fllnstratea cateJoguo in bnl.iaDtcc-i.rs, brtiliantlv lUuminated poster In CiCQiOTB» Ail tUaMfAit ni-i «n/Mis ttiA* ouLkht. 6 I a S a I

Tile of all s-izes at manufscturer-B jrice4 at the ile store, No. 113 toiUi

%iwfwjICutwYork,1 Foui street,Tene Hautek Ind.