Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 January 1885 — Page 7

DIPHTHERIA!

THE

PROSTRATION which follows Diphtheria, and the persistency with which it clings to the patient, are well Known to all who havo had any experience With this terrible disease.

The following letter shows how the re* •torinjz invigorating properties of fj overcome It, and flOOCi S how by vitalising and cnrich. ing the blood it neutralizes and eradicates the poisoned matter from it, bringing to the convalescent the color, Ufa and vigor of robust health.

Sarsaparilla

LOWELL, MASS.

MKSSRS. C. I. IToon & Co.: Gentlemen-* My little girl had the diphtheria last April. The disease left her very weak, blood poor, with no appetite, and she could not seem to lally from its effects. HOOD'SSAKSAI'AHIL|,t was recommended by a neighbor. After •be had been taking it a few days we noticed Schange for the better—she began to eat Wltn a relish. It seemed to take out the poison the disease had left in her blood, the mango being very noticeable in her face. Bbe took it two months and fully regained fcer health, much to our delight. We now leconurena HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA with

great deal of pleasure. Very truly yours, J» li. SMITH, 19 Butterfleld Street.

"That Extreme Tired Feeling."

••The fust bottle has done my daughter a great dealof good her food does not distress her now, nor does she suffer from that extreme tired feeling which she did before TAKING

HOOD'S SAKSAPARILLA."

Gold by all druggists. Price SI a bottle ot bottles for $5. Prepared by C. I. HOOD ft CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.

Hood' Tooth-Powder. Only ss

STOMACH

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rrTEfl

Hotte'fer's Stomach Bitters is the article for ou, it stimulates the failing energies, inviiio-ates the body and cheers the mind. It enable- ibt system to throw oO the debilitating c-flVc'8 of undue f&tigue. gives renewed vigor to the organs oi gestii n, arousts the liver when inactive, ito^ws Hie jaded sppettte, and encourages healthful re pose. lts« ingredients aie safe, and its credentials, which consist in tbe hearty {ndorseiBent of persona of every class of society, are most convincing. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.

Ifeelihj (§%zetfe

THUSSDAY. JANUARY 7,1885.

Diamonds are from thirty to forty per cent, cheaper now than they were two or three years ago.

Prickly A Bitters is not an intoxicating beverage, but a pltasact, mild laxative and efficient Tonic, acting directly on the Liver, Kidneys Stomach and Bowel9.

Constantinople is threatened with an insurrection.

KILL

WORMS

in children witti Wildcr's

fflloilicr'8 Woini Syrup,

When the lips are dry or scarred, XVben the teeth dark or dull, When the tongue is hot and hard,

And liils the tainted mouth too full, The magic SOZODv.NT supply, And all those ills before it fly

The building fund ol'the«African Methodist caurch at Grand Rapids, Mich., was lost at faro by two of the trustees.

Smart Weed aud Belladonna rombined with the other ingredients u^ed in the best parous plasters make Carter's S. "W & B. Bnekactie Plaster* tbe be-et in market. Price 25 cents.

The electricians are getting up anew word, the

4,Eiol»neer,"

attends to a motor.

for the man who

Carter's Little Liver Pills are free from all crude and irritating matter. Concentrated medicine only very small very easy to take no pain no griping, no purging.

Louise Michel is to be released from prison to (lie.

Brown's Bronchial Troches for Coughs and Colds: "1 do Dot see how it is possible for a public man to be himself in winter ^without this admirable aid."—Rev. Ji. M. Devens, Pocasset, Mass.

Kit Carson has recently been pCrpei*ate

in lifelike marble in Santa Fe,

U. M.

The contract between Henry Guy Carlefon and Henry Irving lor a new play has been siuned. Cavlcton goes to England in the summer t- superintend the rehearsals. Tbe prico paid was $12,500 which, however, ouiy overs the English rights. It is certainly great compliment, and one of which all America!) authors may well be proud.

He Took'No Chances.

Boston Courier: A stranger walked up to the clerk's desk at ihe Mansion House one day last week and arranged for a commodious room. He registered his name "W. H. Durand and /Toronto," and laid down the pen. Tbe clerk looked at the entry a moment and saii politely: "Will you not register your lady 8IEO?'' The man hesitated aud tikn said: "I'll register in an hour." "All right, eir," said the clerk. The guest and his lady left tbe hotel. An bcur later they came back he went up to the registry ami added one word—' wife.". They had been married in the interval.

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GRAY—SIMMONS.

Another Chapter in That Sensational Bastardy Suit. v*.

The bastardy case of Alice Gray, of this city, igaiust Will Simmons, of Ruck v'ile, haa been previously mentioned in these columns, and the statement was made on the day of tbe trial that the case had been compromised. This' was a mistake. It was so understood at the time, but the report turned out to be unfounded. On the following day Justice L^ckman decided th«t his court had no jurisdiction, inasmuch as the defendant lived in another county and the offense was committed in another county. Tie Justice dismissed the cuse, which was immediately brought again a Parke county squire's court, and in the absence of the defendant Ihe testimony ot the plaint iff was taken and the case certified up to the higher court.

It seems that young Simmons took advantage of the di missal and has left the state. The iaw in regard to bastardy cases is a veiy peculiar one. A defendant in a case ot bastardy cannot be t&ken from one state to ano'her on a requisition, and for tbe present at least the young man from Rockvillc is on top The recourse generally had is such cases is to get a requisition out charging the runaway with seduction,and taen when he is brought into the state to dismiss 'he seduction case and fall back on tt bastardy charge. The conetables say ihis trick is often played.

It is not known in the present case whether Miss Gray has sufficient grounds or an bction for seduction, but eo far as he effect of the thing would be it would make no difference. Young SimmoDS' •alber is one of the prominent citizens ot Rootville and the affair has caused a great deal of talk up there. The Gray irl*, several of them in number, are well known in this city.

GREAT FIRE AT EVANSVILLE.

Involving a Loss of at Least $300,000. EVANSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 1.—At 6:55 U?st evening fire broke out in the rear ol Miller BrosT, dry goods house, in the center of the city, and in live minutes the 'uilding was amass of seething flames The Fire Department responded promptly nut the hud gaiutd such headway, •tided by a tierce wind Iroca the west, hat they were powerleB. The fire -pread to-the adjoining buihling of C. C. Tenry, hats and cap?, and lor a time nothing could be heard but the fierce roar ot tbe Amies, the failing timbers and walls and the orders ol tne fire department The police patrol were called and afire cordon established which kept he excited crowd back and enabled the firemen to woik. The ct Id was intense aud water froze as fast as it was thrown.

Having gutted the building of Miller Brothers and Tenny, the fire obtained a footing in the music house of Charles Schmidt, a ten.inch wall apparently proving no protection whatever. In the 'hree upper stories of this building were stoied about fifty thousand dollars' worth ot silks, satins and seali-king belonping to Miller Brothers, which was totally destroyed.

The fteaics then fcaind a twelvc-inch all opposing them, aud the firemen having at tbe imminent risk gained the ihe roof ol the adjoiuing building, fifteen streams of wotcr were poured ia the the fire.

At 9:15 p. m. the fire was well under control. The loss is oce oi the most serins in the history of tbe citv.

Tne total net lok- will reach over $300, 000.

THE GOVERNOR ELECT.

When He Will be Inaugurated—The Meeting of the Legislature on the 8th Inst.

There is a diversity of satemeot about the time the Governorelect will be inaugurated. A GAZETTE reporter looked up the law to-day. The Constitution reads: "The official term of the Governor and the Lieutenant-Governor shall commence on the second Monday in January in the year 1853, and on the same day every fourth year hereafter."

This will throw the inauguration this year on the 12th of January. The Legislature will meet on the 8th of January, which falls on Andrew Jackson's day. Tbe inauguration of tbe Legislature will bo effected on that day, but no other business will be transacted.

On tbe same day there will be a banquet by the Democratic editorB of the •itate, the meeting of their association taking place on that day.

A. J. Kelley will go to Indianapolis In tbe morning to personally superintend the boom for him for Secretary of the Senate. It is said Mr. Kelley stands a gooA snow of election. This is the position he held during the last session of the Legislature.

Randall's Electioneering Tour. NASHVILLK,TKXN., Dec. 31.—Mr. Randall and party left the Maxwell House at 10 o'clock this morning and proceeded in carriage* to the Vanderbilt University, where they were cordially received by the faculty of the University. Chancellor Garland received tbe party and ntroduced Mr. Randall to the professor* and students. Mr. Randall then deliv* ered a speech on education to the students. followed by the Hon. William Mc.Acioo on the same subject. A large number of students were present. After inspection of the buildings and depart, ments the party proceeded to Bellemeade, where they arrived at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Randall, the Hon. William McAdoo and otuer invited gueBts dined at the residence of Mr. Nat Baxter. (Tne Mr. Baxter here reierred to is a brother of Jere Baxter, son-in-law of Jud-ie William Mack, of this city.l

No more doctor's bills to pay for Syphitlis and a'l Venereal pleases. Wilder's Sarsaparrilla and Pota«lt cares all.

"THE LoTd loves a caeertul giver." In al cases where a Tonic is needed give Wilder'g Siotiincii Bl.ters—it is the boss.

MTI/LIONS die wi'H Scrofula. If thes9 ictims would use "Wilder's Sarsaparii la and Potash tbeir lives would be saved.

THE Express is afraid there will not ^offices enoueh to go amoog its Demov'rauc friends." The anxiety of the Express to provide soft places for Vigo county Democrats is one of the touching incidents of the old year.

4t—Mahala

OIDl, TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

MORTUARY.,

Beportof Interments at Woodlawn Cemetery During December

The following report of interments at Woodlawn Cemetery for the month of December, is matle by Sexton Keiche val: 3—Kitt:c Corbin, 4 years congestion ot lungs.

4k—Ma.y

Hunter, 25 years consump

tion.

4—James Bishop, three months imperfect circulation. 6—Lyman A Koss, 21 years typhoid fever. 7—Mary A Heitman, 64years typhoid fever.

Pinnell, 40 years: con

sumption.

0—Fannie Keys, 80 years accident by falling. "—Child of Jos White, still born. 10—Hattie Wilkes, 26 ye »rs lever. 12—Infant of Smith, premature birth. ((—Emma Pu?u,37 years pneumonia. "'—Harvey Lee, 6 years ver. "—Margaret Fibber, 47 years cancer of stomach. 15—Lucinda oaniels, 60 years consumption. 19—Annie J. Hickman, 28 years consumption. 19—Eva D. Gorrell, 23 vears, 19—Ernestine Kaizer, 6o years dilation of heart. 19—Luoy C, Edmunds, 85 years old age. 19—Child of Henry Baabe, 7 days pneumonia. 20—W. B. Warren. 21—Infant of Cunningham. 23—Christopher Mead, 3 months congestion of brain. 23—Mehina I) Hal1,3months croup. 23—Infant of Wm Wheeler, premature birth. 24—Infant of Wm Beemis, still born. 25—Sarah Alexander, 46 years heart disease.

?5—Child of Ivenyon. 26—Samuel Milligan, 76 years old age. 26—J Davis, disease of the bowels. 28— Cbarles Klinger, 66 years rupture of tbe heart 29—Child of McNutt, still born. 29—Peter Blei, 53 years. 31—Child of S Hannah, still born. City 28 County ..v

Total S3

NEW YORK POLITICS.

A Lively Fight Over the City Patronage New YoRk, Jan. 1. —At 12:30 this morning Alderman Kirfc waB sworn in as mayor by Judge Donohue, of the Supreme Oourt. Mr. Kirk said be bad •btained advicu from many eminent judges to the effect that bis title could uot be impeached. Politicians of all grades were around the CUy Hall till a very late hour. The Tammany men and so-called •'machine" Republicans are just now in tbe ascendant. All are awaiiug with mote or less anxiety what the di»y may bring forth. Mayor Grace takes office at noon. Acting Mayor Kirk has the power of appointment, without confirmation by the aldermen, from now until noon.

LA.TEK—The officers of the corporation counsel were barricaded last night and remained closed against all com era this morning.

Mayor Kirk arrived in the City Hall at half past eleven and appointed Ool. E. T. Wood corporation counsel. Col. Wood is a brother-in-law of ex-Mayor Edson and a leading member of Tammany Hall. Mt.yor Kirk remained in the Mayor's efflce receiving the congratulations of iriends until noon. Mayor Grace has just made his appearance and assumes office at noon.

THE following remarkable story, which, however, lacks confirmation, comes from Cincinnati. Frank Hurd, the Toledo Congressman, speaking of Cleveland to a party of fellow Democrats, is reported as saying: 'The first free trade club of America, he says, was in Bntfalo alter the civil war. The meeting was called by leading Buffalo Democrats and a tew free trade Republicans. They met in the law office ot Bissell & Cleveland and perfected the organization of the free trade club. This organization exists today aod Grover Cleveland is president. He was elected President at the'start and has continued to be its president ever since. Mr, Hurd was asked why these iacts were kept quiet daring the campaign. He replied that when C'eveland became prominent in politics each member of the club was .instructed to keep the matter secret tor fear that protectionist prejudices would injure his prospects. Out of personal good will toward him all the members have been very close-mouthed about the matter. Some time ago Mr. Hurd had a conservation with Mr. Bisscll, in which both expressed surprise that the secret had been kept so well.

According to Mr. Hurd's views Cleveland is a radical free trader, who will ad Vance his ideas when in power. Kurd says the idea of Randall going into the cabinet is bosh, as Cleveland's free trade views will not peimit such a recognition of protection

If the policy of the government has any great weight in industrial affairs it seems not unlikely that a system which has brought business to its present condition might ba advantageously changed

EX-GOVERNOR JOHN P. ST. JOHN, late Prohibition candidate tor the presidency, has written a letter to the Post-Dispatch denouncing in unmeasured terms editor McCullagb, of the Globe-Democrat lor declaring that he (St. John) tried to sell out his party to the Republicans and tailing because ot a disagreement as to terms did sell to the Democrats. It is interesting to note that the Republicans by their own showing had a corruption fund and were trying to buy St. John off the track.

THIN PEOPLE.

"Wells, Health Renewer" restore health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Im potence, Sexual Debility. $1.

*finckets of Blood make clean and purn with AVildei'a Sai saparilla and Potash.

Listen toYorr Wife.

The Manchester Guardian, June 8th, 1888, Bays: At one of the Wladows" 4

Looking on the woodland ways! W 1th clumps of rhododentiroms and great as so 9 4 O if May blossoms! "There was an Interesting group. It Included one who had been a "Cotton spinner," but was now so

Paralyzed!!! That he oou.d omy boar to lie In a reclining position. Tbis refers to my case. 1 was flrst

Attacked twelve years ago with s'' "Locomotive Ataxy, (a partlytio disease of nerve fllre rarclv if ever cured,) and was for several years sarely able to get about,

And for the last Five years not able to attend to my business, although

Many things have beec dono for me. The la*,t experiment being Nerve stretihinjr two yeaisago.' 1 was voted inio tne:* *5Heme for Incurables! I Near Manchester, in May, 1882, 1 ail no "Advooate •'For anything In the shapf of Patent" Medicines? And made many objection to my dear wife's constant urging to try Hop Bitters but finally to pacify her •. ,r

Consented! V' I had not quite finished the flret bottle when I felt a £ji9ngo come over mo. This was Saturday, November 3d. On Sunday morniug 1 felt so strong I said to my room companions, "i was euro 1 eoulcf

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"Walk!" 0 started across the floor and back.

Or support. I am now at my own honse. and hope soon to be able to cam my own living again. 1 have been a member of the Manchester "Boyal Exchange"

For nearly thirty years, and was most heartily congratulated on gcing into the room on Ihursday last.

Very grateful'y your*,

""L5'

JDHNBLACKBUKN,

67 Tonerlffe St. Higber Brougliton. MANCIIESTKK, (Eng.) Dec. 24, 1888.

PR16KLY

SITTERS

VK majority of the ill* of the human *.» ariso front a derangement of the j\er affecting both theBtomaeh and r-wels. In order to effect a Oftve, it is tfceeearj/ to remove the cause* Irreguand Sluggish action of the Bote els, it dache.Sickness at the Stomach, Pain 1 ,he Back and Loins, etc., indicate that

JLiver is at fault, and that nature retires assistance to enable this organ to nnnv off impurities. jPTlckly Ash Uittevs are especially ,njfiounded for this purpose* They are lib* in their action and effective as a u, €.} arc pleasant to the taste and taken by both children and adults* To* ttitt according to directions, they area nfe andpleasan cure for Dyspepsia* TOeneral Debility, Habitual con4tipatlo2i, Dl9ea9ed Kidneys, etc.* etc. As a Blood Purifier thrj are superior to any other medicine uleansing the system thoro- ih'y, and 'mparting new life and energy 0 thai &- ,alid. It Is a medicine and aot t» Intoxicating beverage.

ASK T0U8 ftftUOGIST FD3 PRiCllT ASH tlTTiSE, andtakaciootiMr. KJ2C33, *1.00 per Bottl*, \tfCKLY ASH BITTERS CO.,SOLE PROPRiSTflRS flt. Loula mvrt City. BGfo.

ATAPHH

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ATJEF17 L—COM FORTIN J.

EPPS'S

Human Blood.

On the purity and vitality of the blood depend tbe vigor and health of tte whole system. Disease of various kinds ie often only the sign that nature is trying to remove the disturbing cause. A remedy that gives life and vigor to the biood, eradicates soroi'ula and other impurities from it, as Hood's Sarsaparilla undoubtedly does, must be the means of preventing many diseases that would ocour without its use. Sold by dealers.

Mme. Ristori received forty per cent of thegioss receipts of her tour.

Hay. Fever and Rose Cold. J,vf I can recommend Ely's Cream Balm to relieve all persons suffering from Rose Cold and Hay Fever. 1 have been a great snflerer from these complaints and have used it. I have recommended It to many of my friends for Catarrh, and in all cases where they have used tbe Balm freely they have been cured.—T Kenney, Dry Goods Merchant, Ithaca New Y6rk fatm *4^

Miss Anderson's expenses in London are now 9aid to be abovt equal to her receipts.

Merited Praise.

gists. Si adv't.

1 hardly knew how to contain myself. I was all over tbe house. I tm gaining fctreng'Ji each day, aou cau walk quite sale wlhoutany,, .. "SticU"

LAME BACK

ELYS'

Cream B?ii

Cleanses tbe

INKS

Head. Allay Inflammati on

Heals the Sore Restores Sense of Taste

C.SA.

Si Smell. A

W-EEYER

quick A os tive cure.

30 cents at drofiglsts. 60 cents by mal* teg8tered. Bend tot aircuiar. Sample by mai !Q cents.

ELY BROTHERS, Druggiete, Owego, N. Y.

COGOA.

BREAKFAST.

•3y a tii oroai?b knowledge of the nattirs! xaws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Oocoa, Mr. Uppsnna provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage wnJch may save u» aany heavy doctors' biila. It Is oy the judicious use of such nrtlnlfw of diet that a constitution rany be gradually built up uutil stroofc er.ouirh to ree^t ovecy tendeucy to discHse. Hundreds of mtb'le maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there ia a. weak point. We uaay escape many a fatal shaft by keuy In our.'.eives well fortiflfed with pure blowl aud a properly nourished frame."—Cicil Hervi^e Gazette.

Made simply with boiling water or milK. Sold only half pouna in uns by Groiers, la-

®ne dollar and it saves yoor life—(c©-send twoptampsfcrOi"bratedMecHcalWorUs, Wilder'sS^rwaporilla and Potash cures !•©«». Call orwrite. P. D. CLARKE, M. D. all diseases ot tbe mood and Sain. to* 250 VINS STREET* CINCINNATI* OHIO*

ChronlcAXervon* Dlwawft Quick, Sure Cares. A.

I»jSstabiisbed 18511

Chtcnco 6c Eastern Illinois the North a« ra arrive froi in and 4.00 a m.

pra arrive from north at 10:

The universal praise bestowed upon Kidney-Wort as an invaluable remedy lor all disorderJ of tbe Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, is well merited. Its vl tues are universally known aud its cures ure reported on all side?. Many obstinate cases have succumbed to it alter they h»d been given up by the doctors and a thorough treatment will never fail to cure. Sold by all drug-

The Champion Remedy for Collo in Infants. Summer Complaint. Flux or Cholera Infantum, Dr. Brunker's Car, minative Balsam is challenged against any remedy in the United States for 11 v& hundred dollars. Its reputation is ut. paralleled. It is perfectly harmless ana pleasant to take, and equally a per'ect remedy for adults as a remedy for Dysentry, Flux, Neuralgia of the •tomach, Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbus or Asiatio Cholera. For sale **'Ugi8ts.

Men ov talent kan tell how they reach results. Men ov genius seldum kan.— Josh Billings.

(H2TQuantity and Quality. In the Diamoi Dyes more coloring is given tnan in any known dyes, and tbev give taster aud more brilliant colors. 10c. at all druggists. Wells, Ricbwrdson & Co., Burlington, Vt. Sample Card. 82 colors, and book ol directions for 2«. stamp.

The cruel fashion of birds' win:*s and breasts for nead $ear is all the rage in England.

SYRACUSE, N. Y., June 12, 1883. "I suffered with kidney disease and intense pain in back. One bottle relieved and six bottles of Hunt's |Kidney and Liverl Remedy completely cured mc.,'-H. 0. Procter, Furniture Dealer, 60 Saliua St.

In the Hop Planter are united Fresq Hops, Gums and Balsams, and its power is wouderful in curing Back Acbe Sprains. Bruises, Neur .«:ia Pain in the Side or Soreness, pny where... Thousands testify to tbis.

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In the iron trades in Great Britain, wages have been rtduced 30 per cent in tbe last year.

Ministers Lawyers, Tsacbers, and others whose occupation gives them but little exercise,should use Carter's Little Liver Pills lor torpid liver and biliousness. One ia a dose.

HOP

Chis porous plaster la Iteolutely ihe best error hCtde, combining tho rjrtoes of hops with pirns, halaaTTH and ex-1 xmcts. Its r-wer is wonderful in curing diseases £her plasters simply relieve. Crick In tbe Back ai: Seek, IV In in the Side or Limbs, Stiff Joints and Uuscie Cidney Troubles, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Che." Affections of the Heart and Liver, and all pains or ach any part cured Instantly by the Bop Floater. tST it. Price 25 cents or five for

PLASTER

$1.'

Mailed on receipt of price. Sold alt and country ston jL, Plaster Company,

Prr.T-.Iotors, Boston, Mass.

fargrir constipation, loss of appetite ani diseases of t' •owelatake Hawiey's

Stomach and .Liver Pill^ 85 cet

TJL3EJ& TABLE,

ThlB ta'le ie reckoned on the new standard ninetieth meridian time which is ten minutes slower than Terre Haute time.

The Liog&nsport Division.—'Trains leave for the north at 6:00 a and 3:35 m. Trains arrive from tne north at 12:40 a in •ina 8:00 m.

The S. Sc T. n.—Trains leavo for the sonth at4:Cua 10:4 am 3-00 and 5:20 pm. Trains arrive from tbe south at 10*00 ara U:50 2:17 pm

Hnnday Accomuioftaiioii Train—For thceoutn at 8:00 ra, and arrive front the south ut 1:20 m.

The Illinois Midland—Train leaven for fhe Norttiwest at. B:20 a arrives from the Northwest at 5 05pm

Terre Haute & Worthlngten— Trains tp.ave for the Southeast al 6 a and 2:45 m.

Lgo uastern imnois—Trains leave ror the North at. 8:15 a 2.20 and 11:60 "~:15 a m. 5:15

Tlie Vandaila—Trains leave tor the Kast at 1:25 a in*.12:55 m: 2:20m and 7:00 a m. For the West at 1:17 a m, 10:07 a and 2.It pm. Trains arrive from east at 1.19 a 10 a m, 2 00 ra and 7 :f0 m. Arrive from West 1 «17 a m, 12:40 nnd 1:40 m.

I. !t. IJ,—Trains *»ave for the East at 1:20 a 6:56 a m: 12:05 -n: 3:45 m. For the West at 1*20 am: 1U:08 a 6:6( S:10p.

Spring Witheut Blossoms.

Late in life to lock for Joy—Yet Never too Late to Mend*

PO. Box 1,533.

SONLY TRUE

... I. --. "Will pnrliV tho BLOOD, ruct. late tlse LjVER and KiOKEVS and KESTOltE TIIK HEAiland. VIGOK of YOUTH. nepsla, Want of Appetite, in digcetton, Lack ol Stre ij,Ii

ANDTT^EDFEELIN^RABSOLLILA^,.

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cured. Roues, muscles t-nti nerves receive new t'orcr Enlivens tho mind supplies Brain Pow

ML rfc Er *2 Suftt riAjjC from coiuplai 3^. SL™ 1 E:'vv peculiar to their sex i) id In

HAETER'9 IRON TONIO a saft am

jeedy cure. Gives a clear, nealthy comp exlc Frequent atleniT»ts at couI'tericl111.r only. 4the popularity of t'.v^ original. Do not expt^»rit~eretthe Omeiriv^J. ABDBES

Readers of Hawthorne's "House ol Seven Gables" will recall the pathos with wbiohf»? poor Clifford Pjncheon, who had been un-'1-'' .nstly imprisoned feiuce ht. eany r/-an hood said, after his release: "My life is gone, and where la my happiness? Obi give mo myg'.* happlneKB." But tbat could only he done in part, asgleanis of wa:m snuehint: occasionall 'all across ihe gloom ot a Mew England,, autumn day. lof?

In a letter to Messrs. Disoox & Co., Mr.Kj^i L, JI. Titus, of Pennii gton, N. J., saya: "I have suffered untold misery from childhood rrom chronic disease of the bowels and diarelhosR, accompanied by ureal, pain 1 sough.- ...' noief «t the hands of pLiy si cians of every» rhool and used every patent and dome^io1. emedy under the sun. I have at last found" in PABK^'S TONIC Rcoif1 p'ete wpeciflolr". nreventiveand cure. As your invaluabemedicine which did for mo what no hing else coold do, is entitled to the credit of my getting back my happy days, checrfulfj' and gratefully aeknewledge the fact

Mr. E. h. Weill", vto ei'd» 10 lrtrf dcu tion to the people «lt rsev {'lry. uddst -. "Thetebtlmo ial of Mr "Pus ia gfnuin» and voluntary only he does not adequately portray the suffering he has emlurtd for many year*. He i* my brother-in-law, and? I kn-w tbe case well He is now perfectly free from bis old frotiWcfl. aix! f-njovp health HNII life, ascribing it rt 1

ltKBR'l

TOMf. Utmjualled aaan invi^ rant: stimulates all the organs cures fiiluc ntH of the liver, kidneys, and all disea'-eaof the blood.

5 S, Clark St., Cp?, Court House, OHIGASO

regular (graduate. The Oldest Mpeclailaf' i'est ol New York, whose

LIFE LONO F.XPEBIKKCI

?rfect method and pure medicines insures

SPKEDI V.

ad PEiSMANENT OUKF.8 of all Privat 3. GHronic an) irvousl)isoopes. Affectionpof the illn»d,Mklf. vldneyn. Bladder, Krapllona, I'lccru, Ol'l »»re«s dtvellltttf ol »he Olnnd»,Sore Moutl^ hroot, Bone Pnlnx, iK.rmanently cured »i ariicated from the pystnin for life.

Debility, Itnpotrncjf, Semi*

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