Terre Haute Journal, Volume 20, Number 356, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 January 1876 — Page 7

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ae gtranger the Mil. THOMAS MVCUAVA* MJUB. H««d S*M» of vhMltad eora, dr bo me where I *«t born: -tree leans H*tmt lb* wai% rood bin* *a*d«n over all wilUkilcddooMrayiUU, d#*t's foot kaaerooaed Uw filU. Mb«n-«nd,uaf)w» the bay from tlit opca door, bwjr mliovt throng, ft* peewee'a M'mraftti aong thuier pelufnl pw»tt» are pilod be th* heated nj»(. «el«rt-Ui»wr t*w* fliiuUioodkaew locig boar* of cd the shadowy momwlj run, hue imbibed more ib«d« Uan from the boo^h stUI t(4Uger

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.'4 tain wkler—wider—let me see le 11b' hljfier'n it Is 'fere Je day agio de door, an* let me bear 4e ji a mania1 ribbcr 'woag Us china

i* Ages, Phllii* slag soft an' I wants to hear agin before 1 go hoke m* sob, ale 'tnaso—ting it i»* bfll'i c! to me U'siiagin' in «iy

lyou hear de dejr? 1 know* what lira bowl up cm top &t house ds re s«t a tJ owl— |-poor-wllI, yon knows youtse'f rd it cry ngi has knowledge oh a pussua iodic. fig lory, Phlllu^ 'way up tntfe sSfT ||ee* l» »b gold—»n' joo'll come byg:J| to settle down yft—dey will let me to jlne me troo de nebber shnttia'

as you k*n, an' HP me up in bedt i*jtry Pllow hers to put beneath my now to bab de pith to Hebbes 4s'angels wu* be ttoppife, on de tl* mVf yon reeken tlat a haip is hard to arn to pick it, if 1 praclice tbery els is a coimn*—he«r "em fly— ishl -J a fflosi'Mt covey eotnin* wid a

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I tat Ton go yOu'U alarm ft and 1 don't want to kill along, and if jou attempt anjbotly we meet I'll blow tout. Short dared not dixo" «t two rode along togethw. 1 %rhometrer they hset that acarehtng for stray cattle, en for ihirtf-aix hour*, and of that time Short, having tm oxhansieil. Gide then, eating the male, and com «^po

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well for tb? intogrtiy of the -*U« that while tho 3 for tho purchase of tho interest in the Sues Canal on not oven a rumor leaked

Wttt !auslhaY*b«en%ftowft^ the prominent' jpvernmeni 4 tb« ckrk* in tWir o(Ticca, ta the Cabinet MinUtcr*.

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Lnl«f UKttM tar Letters HmaTillay »the U. S. FHtaBet, taw liatt, Vigo earner Isd$$3B»t

are swinging I Daiiey Miss Kate Davis Visa Maude Davis Mrs Betsey

the shady-#jr ng below, i*b brook where the hazels

(bond the eikmn root. tho minnows mik and moot, the robin laveIlls wing— jaogeri* bucket Is at the spring, dally tram tho sill, r,for1love ItstlU: you crowd the old barn eavea, what eooDttw Inrvtrt «bMT« within the scented door eyes that are no more. with those orchard trees: your children crowd their Iniw, Cm frail they shall Impart, %morlM itlmd tbtlr heart,

I sports stlii leave the swing, «t reverse bold th« spring. he free*, lite brook, the birds, w« with their towing herd*, Y'Ine on th« cottage wall— 311 it titer* with them tlr $T,tor f4

satiny native sill, I love It Milt. 40*' ?2S^'

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Miller Ml* LMitMK Miller Mm Catherine Mo«MMi«Lotta Moore MIm Motile

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V*** Earn Do*Btf Mrs Jerry lstiMMnlMe» Kwing Mrs Muietlji PftiveyMrsM Fran Mies Km ma Fought MiasSK Foster Miss Kate Foley Mrs Jee MrsS Gillette Miss MolUe Cross Mrs Hclxrrta Guerread Miss O llathaway MIM MoftleTWyler Beseev HtnMm Sridnt TIstoaMissDers Haines Mrs Charlotte walker Mise Sosey

Ifadea Mia A Heck Ida Hlsey Mrs Lyde Hart Mrs Pattl Humphrey Mr* lesefcs Mne Ollie fCcsiey Mary Korlea It Lee Miss Mary—a Lee Mtss Cora

WslU Mrs Watkins Miss Joeie. iWiltosMrfCH ^Watts Mrs Frank Werney Mrs T.lrrie W'ilki Mise Ettie av.H*ry Miss SseriUa White Miss AUce Woodward Ruth Zolin Mr* Mariah

GENTS* LIST.

Armstrong W Armstrong: William Armstrong

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ohnson CoMtantine Jones Arnold tonesS Kcearernjohn Knott Alex KenlevSH ... Kirknaa Lloyd A MahoneyWJ Mahan W Matheney A Milton Seth Mills W S Mkhearles Miller Joseph Miller Alexander Miller Movder Dr Modesitt Poly I hlorris Ed warp, Mulford CI art nee Mullen A^J—a

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Blaise I' Babeoek E A •all Windfteld "j: Baird SamneJ BarrW A Harrett Thomas Baker W H-j Brecoont) Bee mer Frank Bright O Biifer Jacob Houben Mannei .M Booth WUfiam Beor CM BrownC i' Brown Zadoo Kurgan Isaac Caldwell Jamea Canady Mike!

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Chandler Aiiord Chapmua RK McGann Carrethers and WimtAJcNultJC

Charles Carpenter II ?W Caremlchlc Cariaty Joseph

McCloskey Joseph Nelson George Nance KK Nelson JS Otborn John O'Dell David Patterson Jamee Price W Pearson John Itanny Uunneis Ferry lllckets Jamea lUghter James Koach JJ ft Co Rose James Rollen A N-j Kobertaon Angh Roberta Tompsoa Ityan John Mr lipnJnKrsne j" Shaffer Philip Shaw and Briggf StorksCW UweetPaul Stewart W A SpekhcrCH Slit John South I WB SanerJacob Snodgiuss W Scvcnson Edward Snider Frauds .a. Thornton lulian ThoinaaCltaa Thomas Mosei

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Coirer II A i-i, ConwavT li Cook George CurtissJ Davis eorge an LT iinSJ lsugherty L„ Doyle Dsn Eller David Kllcut Samnel Flaherty Owin Ferre Lelie Flemmirg

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Furhs ~f Grass Peter Green Scott ,, Gleises Charles Girten Jacob Giles O II Goodenough AO », GunnJT Hanson A Hants Kiaensn Haas -?-v Hannum Hamilton Harris Wiltiam Harden Hayman Hart )etTenoa Marjper Napolean Herington Kewton Hensley Frank neenson Thomas Iteadlry WP-s llinmsn Carlton JUggias MuUnj HiSer W Holmes sot in Hoi'.uea

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Hooey Win Holler Christ, Holtoa Artnuri HolmanJA Hnsbanda W N llanly Wn Isckson Warren lenayCati JacMon Jime# zi-$

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iiot tgr«« at (o whether on* iher afty c«nts, and lh« end cation was the murder of the tlitorby tho alleged debtor, m, the murderer, mounted a te found hilchcd bjr the viU tnd rode array. Mr. Short, pf the tnule, got on a horce )k the fngitive in a looeljr «w." aaid Gideon, drawing a id aiming it at hit unarmed "you'vo got to ride with m«

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Thomas Rev Thomas Davy-J VnOerwS^ItiTI Wnltsee W W Walker Alonso Woade Thomas Walters W II Walsh MIchse! Wetty Morgan Wetsel Charles Weiss W Wilmington 1B Wither Crawford Wllmot Whitaker Josiah Woodi Samuel Von&g

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POST-OFFICEDIRECTOBY. DAILY MJUU. .. Close. Open.

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OFFICE HOURS.

Call Bmw aad General Dtlltenr-Oji^ trm» 7 it. m. to 7^a p, a». Lock Home and Sump Oftte—Open fimn 7 a.

M««jf Order aad Bqish« .08^Mk«i from Sssoa, m.to6p. m. On Sandays—MRce opta fhpnj 9 a. t». to ro a. m, XaMORear^MderbiMtesftTaAsactedoaStta* dat* X. F1LBKCK P. SL ,Pf=f

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TERRS HATJTE JQIJRJiAt, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1876.

BAELBOiD TU[£ TABLE. Bsruxanotaoir Rxmnct KuuMSd sttoy oayrt. •Saadajr cwwptnd. tKearfay

Til tiaett*^* UsSastfqMtj here given, teat of the E.&C. aad E.,T7h.«C. roads be(•CtevttaissUitissrer,

EAST.

Tjuuta BLStrnt am usmaauupouam. au /Leave g«b« Bast.} c.. t:4f a *M&fl and Accommot^ukm, No. 7. JDay Bapnaa, No. 1....

Mail aad Accowmixlfttai So.

Tsoaa s:to j:sop»

3.

(Arrive ftoaa EaJ«.)

fPadfteSxareM. |LimUed J&i!,

Mttrpby Mise Maggie McNult Mra Locum Oldshe? Mia (HrauhnFM raise Mary Payne Mary 2 Phtloa Mrs Aatu^a Raggon Mies Ella R«TMf* Rebecca Res Mrs A no* Reed Mrs A II KtaieiAMnt Ryan Mrs leanle S*ia MissCeJtte Stutdm Mise Jane Ski Mrs Nora Springsteen Miss Cars Sat it* MissNelly SchalZ Mrs LMliM SaydsrMiss Lydts

.. R4§eas .. t»(sa 3'SS

»I«^Mpoto^oromLo^"t^V »a 8-10:15 pm ttemxSArot^M sr. loc-ib *. a. {Leave goi^g M*W.} •Night Bnweas.. »Accommodation. j:oo a to

DayBxpress »*$• •Aceomodatliw ®:a®P isight Jhrpeese..

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rr. locis, rxsroAHA. axd Taaas aucra a. a. (Leave Gulag West.) Pacific Earns, No. a 1:50 am ^Limited Mail, No. 8»o am Day &>press, No.6 .............. 4:003 a (Arrive from WesLj IFast LU»e, No. !.... it»oam Mail and Acr^mmodatloa, No. 3.... 9:35 a |Day Express, No. 1 nsfpm tmtAXAFOUB MB ST. Loots ft. a. (Leave gting West.) 10:4$ am top as

•DiyBuRM 1014 •Night EIJMHS 11:1 •InJ. and St. L. Accommodation....... $13

svajtavuxjt, rsaaa

S?J4 pa

(Arrive from West.)

•Day Ex pi ess j^!pm 'Lightning Express... 1:58am Accommodation t:J5am

HAUTB

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(Leave going North.)

I Night Express 'Danville Accommodation •Chicago Express (Arrive from North.) iNight Express •Tcrre Haute Accommodation..... •Tetre Haute Express

,.xo:i7 pm .. atjppm a

S-45 it ioa 6:50

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ivmrau juw ctuvfonMrnu a. a. fLtave going Sooth. ^Express ,74. *!oa a •Mail I.j...... i»j a Freight f4Sa Freight Ljopm [Arnve from Sonth.] •Express 9:50 •Mall C45 Freight 500 Freight .1030a

Freight trains on this road carry passengers. HOBTBEAST.. UMAjtaroaT, cxAwroaosvitui ak»

SOUTH

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(Leave going Northeast.)

•Tcrre INnle and Lafayette Mali.... Terre Haute and Toledo Kxpress.. 1:00pm

$900 am s:oo n:s5am

•Rcckrille Accommodation (Arrive from Northeast.) •Cincinnati and Evansville Mail.... 1.15p •Toledo andTer.10 Haute Express.... ^opm •RockvllleAceommodatl n......,....,lo»oam

iBOUTSlBT.

CINCINNATI AND TtlM IlAt/TX R. R. (Leaves depot, cor. First and Main streets.) •Accommodation 8:15am (Arrives.) 'Accommodation 3.00 pm

SOBtHWEST. Wl

TtlU HAOTtAND ILLINOIS MIDLAND K. It. (Leave Going Korthwest) •Day Express ........t»a «i Through Freight S-°* (Arrive from Northwest.) •Day Express Through Freight,............. ti.....

3:15

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annfactory of

Steam

Engines,

COAL SHAFT, FLOOB AKO SAV MILL Machinery,

Bask Oars, Testing Drills Steel and Oast Xros

ScrapeTS,

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tropin 7 »oaia soa tit

aad'^iarCya at

MUla,

Orosain^a, Fro«ca,&o.

Particular Attention Given to Repairing Mi chiaerr.

J. A. PARKER & CO., Pro'ps,

Cor. 1st aad Walnut t«.

TEEEE HAUTE, HD.

Agents (or Ki ewles* Steam Pump anl Roes' Patent In'«cta»

AUGUST RAHDER

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HAS R»R'«NKD» '''6

SMss&efr Basant ft&d 8aWB Sharpened

.. On insert notice. MtO all Jpaieal,-

SdrglOAl XBrntrnmcntM

,/ SI*if«ae^ is^ M&4

ALL WORK WARRANTED

To SaiktactteiiL

Haliorait^

PeacocJi Coal

OH SHORT NcyartcnE^1

Bill Wi^WwtXalaSt

BUSINESS PIBBCTOBY.

lWt»LM%Batfawfin)eiti femBaatt

Bsneepathlc rkysleiaai aad sirraeeaa DR. WATERS i: ELDKB, office Sixth aad Cherry streets. Bcal Bat ate aad Otascal tie)lec lers. TRKfSEL & 8TONB, Ohio tt„ south siie, bet. 4th t,nd ftth, Caasailth auatl General Kayair

Stawp.

B. MORGAN, Ohio at, north aide, bet. 4th and 5th. Wagea, Bla^tsMlth' Shep aad

Carriage Paiatiaf.

F. L. MEYER, cor. 5th mad Cherry gts. Atteracyaat law BLAKE Sc BURTON, corner Ohio and 3rd ats. DUNNIGAN &STIMS0N, Ohio street, between Third and Fourth.

Pliyatciaa,

J. H. BENNETT, Physician, office oVer D. F. Cox's, corner Fifth and Main, Rea. First, bet. Vine and Gookiu at Bea»«i alga and Ornaaeatal nPaiatiag., STUCKWI8U & WOLF, 3d at, next door to St. Clair House.

Caal. ji

MERRILL & WHEAT, near.a cer 4th and Ohio sts. Beat Eitate Brsker. F. 4, R089,509 Ohio at

Jewsiry.

0. TRASS, 618 Main st, Marble Palace. ,B»*ta aai siaaca. C. REICHERT, 197 Main at, bet 6th and 7th. HAGQERTY & 0SB0RN, 806 Main at

Fruits and Yeffctablea*

A. P. LEE & BRO^ cor 6th.and Ohio at Arcailtecte* BENJ. ROGERS, No. 7 Beach's block.

Bcaka and Statlonarf.

W. w. BYERS, 605 Main st, Beech's Block. Office Furniture. A. VAN ULZEN, Walnut st, bet 4th and 6tb Ititfea* Ltklherand ShociFiadisirs. L. A. BURNETT, 144 & 146 Main at J. H. O'BOYLE, 178JMalstreet

Dentlat.

GEO. W.T3ALLEW, Dentist, No. 119 Main st JOSEPH RICHARDSON, Ohio at, bet 3rd and 4th. Dr. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW, 157 Main street

Sewing Machine* Repaired* a a BLEDSOE, 322 Main street, up stairs, Ladies' an« Ge'nta* Dlnliii Reiaiit PIEPEN^RING'3, No. 173 Main street, between Sixth and Seventh,

Afprienltarai laaplcmenta. AUS. H. P1£TYr8«aihFoarth st titeveii Tinware* dee* Q. FOSTER SMITH, north aide Main street, between 5th and 6th. &. HEIM, No. 17", North 4th street between Main and Cherry, west side, ciothlnir. M. JOSEPH, cor. 2nd and Maiti st MOSSLER BROS. 147 Main st| FRANK & ROTHSCHILD, 8.W cor

Main and Fourth sts. $ Furniture. FRED. GOETZ, 189 Main it. bot 6th and 7th.

Fheteirraplaa.

R. G. MURPHY, Main street, west of Fourth street, over Goodman's store. JOHN M. ADAMS, 105 Main at, opp

Opera House. iD. H. WRIGHT, 115^ Main st Roetauranta. E. BRUNING, Main st, upderBoaland's shoe store.

Fancy Goods and Nations* BEE HIVE. 163 Main at T. H. RIDDLE. 151 Maia st

Beaa' Furaiafelnff Geedar. .• JAMES HUNTER, 157 Main at XIata* CafHi and Fars. JOHN a SYKES. 113 Main st

Crockerr and Glaoawaure H. a RICHARDSON. 84 Main at, Grecsnei. R. W. RIPPETOE, 165 Main at

Sowing llnehlnei.

SINGER, 310 Main st

JAS, SPRACKLEN,:

proprietor of Uie

ClIPH BOILER WOKS Hiau£*ctBre» of all ktads of:

Boilers, Stacks,, Breeckmg.

f".- AM beat?andUcfet "fl 81 JZY IRON WORE

Jft Vsra a Hatiauil

ite|au*lf«^U^»nd ptwapily KWWrt and stoeetoTTwrre Hasd», Indiaiaa,' CtimOwa whk%«ak«ji ttirery

SOCIAL MOTICC8.

DR. SCH&NCK»S PUUtfONIC SYRUP Se»*Weed Tonic, aad Maadnka Piifcb—Tftese seedaoaea have aadonhtedly yeifoamed more careeoT coaummptioa than aay other remedy kaowa to the Anaencaa peKlc. T^ey are coca. ptmadedo vegctabla isgedtoSs, aad cnrtala aotldag whieh can be injsrieoa to b« kuaa eosatitsttoa. Other remedies adneitiaed an seres for Coosvmpoeo, proheMy contain efCam, which isaiasn&itdugcnudng in all cases, axtd taken trie by consumptive patients, it anat do gruat InJnry for It* tendeacy in to confine the morbid matter ia t&« system, which of comae, mast make a care issposabia. Scheack's Pai monlc Syrap ia warranted not to contain a particle of opium. It fa composed powerful bot harmherbs, which act on the htaga Iver, stomach, aad- blood, aad thna correct all mor M4 aecreiior s, aad expel aU the diseased matte? ttom the ixxly. These are the only mesas by which Camaptios can be enrad aad asSdkeack*s Paiaome Syrap, Sea Weed Tcmi&,and mandrake POIs are the only medicine whieh pcrates in this way, it la Obvious they tretfceoaly geaatae eera tor Pnlmonary Coa somption. Each bottle ol this iavalaable aaedt^ cine is accompanied by directions. Dr. Scheack is profess!oaally at hii principal ofitcc corner cf Sixth aad Arch streets,' Ph^ladfalphla, every Monday, «b«rt all letters ior uMm avast be ^ddfCHftd*

THE GBEAT Ci USE or Human Misery.

Jkd MNkM ta a sealed envriope. Price 6 eti A Lectsrs an the Natare, Treat* ment. and radical cure or Memlnal Weak* neaa, or Bparraatorrhoea, lnduoed by SadAbuse, Iuvoluntary Emissions, Im potency, Nervous Debility, and impediments b» Mar-

author of the "Green Book," .... The world-renown author, In this admirable Lecture, clearly proven from his own experience that the awful consequences of Self-Abuse may be effectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgical operattaoa,x bougies, instrument*, rings, or oonliala pointing, out a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by which every, sufferer no matter what his Qonuitlen may be, mar cure «iimaeU cheap ly, prlviuoly and radically.

Lecture will prove a boon tottenuandi

and thousands. Sect, under'seal, In a plain envelope, to any address, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps.

Address the Publishers. CHA8.J.U.KUNKAC0., 137, Bowery, New York P. O. Box, 45ft.

CENTAUR LINIMENT. There is no pain which the Centaur Liniment will not relieve, no swelling it trill not subdue, and no lameness which it will not cure. This is strong lan guage, but it is true. It haa produced more cures of rheumatism neuralgia, lockjaw, palsy sprains swclliflfrs, caked-breasta, scalds

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A. wWr** MI the haaiaa .,..

Darns, tiit-rneum. ear adia, *cJJ

npon the haaiaa frame, aad of savins, spavin,

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Tin Rate and Metals,

DrxoiPS caccsBL®,

SM 1ml VeuHa.

s,. Ji &'G«t<asi fe-j if OtKWsinsn*(aiBoe «f«h»

aar Xlniment. Sold by botOe large bottles

B. Rosa dTCo., S Broad way Jfew York.

Wages for all wiio are Wtllim

•.' to Work.

Any person, old or youay, ol either sex, make from $JO tn too per week at home, day evening. Wanted oy all, suitable to eitherd or country, and sny sesson ot the year. Th is a rsxe opportunity for those, who are oui «. work and out of money to make an Sndcpendes Hiving, no capital being required. Ourpini|»hlr "How

MAKE

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LIVING," giving full instru:

ions, sent on receipt ol to cents. Add res* A URTON St CO., Morrisanis, WestcfacMi* anty, New York.

jp ite tared Free*

Any person suffering from the aboveflilsnr is requested to address Dr. Pates, and a trial bottle of medicine will be forwarded by express

J"KEE!

Dr. Price is a regular physician, and haamsde the treatment ef UTS OR EPILEPSY

tar years, and he will warcaot can of Ma remedy. Do not fail in sen/be htm for tiiil otCe. costs eething, and he

WILL CURE YOU

no matter of howlong stsadiny jwr caae may be, or how maay other nneHn nave failed. Omitani awf testimonials sent srHh Pre Trial Bottle. Addrets

ML CHJUI.T. PBICIL

«r William street.New Vc#k

iI itll .ili fjli'r Iiir.. I I II• I I Cherokee PUIS. TheaePills are prepared- espeetstty for the C»ie Of those irregularHiee to which ku&es arer

Price one dollar »er beaie.

I II I I I To Lan^eriii«ii—$100 la Gold, Baari tmm deeerlrHioti of Eaftertoo Patent' aad DNtmnemi T«mp**A\ Saw*, and hn

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PAPER HANQtHO.

FRANK WEY, Fl&in aad Decorative

Paper Hanger

OFFICE, WITH PHIL IADBL, Oaln stmt, bet. Klrhthaadltlath Scnth Side.

JTINE WORK A SPECIALTY

Retewnosa—Klasaertk Palace or Music, and Oon. ftooiB, Dwlmonleo, and L. Starks. Contraria fur work In churches attd other public buildings solicited, and estimates furnished on short notice. Any kind of paper furnished at the lowest prices.

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galls, Ac., upon animals in otic year than have all other pretended remedies Since the world began. It Is a conn ter-irri tant, all healing pain reliever. Cripples throw away their crotches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless, and tte wounded are heeled withrtnt ecer. It is no humbug. The recelpe Is published around each bottle. It t» selling as no article ever be* fore sold, and tt sells because it doen jast what it pretends to do. Those who now from Rheumatism, pain or swelling, deserve to suffer if they will not ase Centanr linlineat. More than 14000 certificates of remarkable cures, Including frosen limbs, chronic-rheumatism, gout', running tu mors. Ac.i have been receiwoa. we will tend a circular containing certificates,, tho rocipe, Ac., gratis, to any any one requesting it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Linlroent is worth tioo for spavined or sweenied horses and mules or for screw worms in sheep. Stock owners, this liniment is worth roar attention. No family should be without Ceauar Druggists, cd cents per bol

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