Terre Haute Journal, Volume 20, Number 359, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 January 1876 — Page 7

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Xifkt Alter CkrlitMM*

Ttruthe nightafter Otfbtsia*, wbeo aU tbroogh the

house

Every

tool wss

iM, tod still

Tbooe

.f matter?" fi

flew to

4Wh'u?ttoei««bt

gig tldCe

Ym,lollywops,

Jerk,

ktd

When

Ba*®*e»

stocking* «o Jste Ht.

SicUoUf o»«*.

Were emptied q??* Hie darling*

dnly been twWln

beds—

t"e"

With very fail stomaciwi a»d p*in*ln head*.

3 sprangftora ray au*j, crying, **W tat

the

each bcdstde-stlll half in ades»~

Store open tb« curtains, sod threw off the

of the taper served clearly

mflSeMU*, paia lice of cach *ick little Fori»cb pet that bad erammcd itaeif fou

I knew in moment no* felt like old Kick. Their pulses were rapid, their breathing the f/toat'thelr stomachs -rejected HI meftlon by uawKow tarliey, now stuffing, plum-pudding

Of COUWlf,

And custard*, and cruller*, and cranberry Muce, Oefore outraged nat ore all went to the wsil,

flapdoodle, dinner and all

Uke pelleut which urchin* from pop-gua* let fiy, "Went fin, nuts, raisins, lain, jelly and pie, Till eatn error of diet was brought to my view, To theiihameof mamroa said BaotaCiaus, too. 1 tamed from the night, to toy bedroom

stepped hack.

And Drought out a Tt»i marked "Pnlr, Ipecac, When my Nancy exclaimed— tor their tafferi ng* her— •'Don't yoa Uilak you had better, love, run far a domett" I mut—and wan sea.«ely back under my roof When 1 beard the sharp clatter of old

Jalap'* hoof,

I wight aay that hardly tamed myself round, When the doctor came Into the room with abound Ha wait covered with mad from his head to his foot, And the unit he bad on wait hie very wont •nit lie had hardly had time to put that on his And he looked like a Kalfttaff half fuddled with urk 111* eyes, how they twinkled! Had the doctor got merry? Ills chf«'k* Iooked Uke port and hi* breath smelt of sh*.*rry, lie hadn't

been

And adding direction* while blowing hit rrnt He buttoned hi* coat-frem hla chair he arcM«

Thttt ittmp#t1in hH fig—far* old Jalap a wnt*tle,

W Jal

Ami Jalap dashed

,wwr

thlatle

off a* if pricked by a

Hut the doctor exclaimed, ere he drove out of aiaht,

I ''They'll be well by to-morrow—good ntRbt, June*-good lilghtr

F«w Plain Words Upon Farm

ing.

Is our farming satisfectory. that is, Is each former satisfied with what he is doing

We ail know that this is not tho case generally. Now and then a good year and a good crop proves, satisfactory, but what the extent

Tho reason why general farming is tn this unsatisfactory state is in consequence of a lack tea come up to the fctw goud forms that are in a prosperous condition.

It is ail in the arrangement. A good farmer wilt take a poor form and make It pay, but not by conducting it aa it has boon conducted.

I have read in the report of the Alton Horticultural Society that ninety bushels of corn were raised on tho Alton blufts without rain by repeatedly stirring the sol). Mr. MePike grew this com.

Are our formers doing this stirring tho soil—doing it whether there la drouth or not? No. They havo as ninoh as they do to plow and sow their land, and the majority have not the time to do that well even.

Nowt pulverisation and stirring the soli are twin brothers with manure. Hut wo neglect both manure and working the land and as to underdraining, tilo-laylag, it is out ol the question.

Too much land, too much work, It the burden of the farmer. Both are heavy upon him, an they will eventa

Why continue this The answer is because we have acted so heretofore. It Is a habit, and to get out of such a heavy rut as a farm with all its weighty concerns constantly crowding is, or appears to be, one of the impOKslbUittee. So exeuses are made, and the old routine is wnti uued. lict us make up our nintlt to got out ot this, stake or break." Begin with tnaged, that it for the pro* tend it

lees, so that it can be ma can be made a pleasure p«etamlthe reward that an aud make it a home, if that Is your objeei. Make it what you want, and then enjoy it.

Pwbap/ rhapeyou. are alter mare wealth, whtefe tsso much the case with our farmem. Then, tn view of your preeent doiit», it is plain thst more land will but the more embarrass and oppress you.

Thorough work, under all elreumstances, Is what Is required of the former, farming, to be successful, rcouitee thte. tlla

Boston Public Schools.

"A little Hebrew girl who waa In the habit of observing Saturday am a holy day, according to the custom of her faith, waa recently sentenced to three months' imprisonment in a Boston reformatory because she would not go to school on Saturday morning, the Boston schools are in operation on Saturday}."

Here we here very signlfioect example of the manner in which one religious creed may jar upon Another. To the Jewish girl Saturday is the Sabbath ordained by the Almighty— the only Sabbath, by the way, for which any expires! sanction can be found In Scripture. To the Christian school board, who procurred her punishment, and the Christian court which indicted it, Saturday is simply a work day, without any sanctity whatever. In the estimation oI board and court. Judaism is a species of Infidelity which may be tolerated to certain extent, but not encouraged. *n the estimation of the Jewish girl and her people, Christianity is a mere compound of absurdities and blasphemy.

But without entering into the merits of the case any farther, we may say that such a punishment for such an offence is an intolerable outrage upon nineteenth century civilisation, and the sooner Massachusetts repeals the law by which sneb outrages can be perpertrated, the better for her reputation.

POST-OFFICE

SSJSI

*haved for a fortnight or so,

And the beard ou hi*chin wasn't .white the «now. j* *.-4 I Bat iD*pectlng'their tongue* in despite of their tt*rth. And drawing uis watch from his waistcoat beneath— lie felt of each pulse-saying: "Each little belly Must get rkl"~here he laughed—"of lbs rent of that jelly." 1 gasedoa each chubby, plump, nick little elf. And groaned when he Raid no—In spite of my wsli: Hut a wink of hlaeye when he physicked our Fred Beos gave me to know 1 had nothing to dread. He didn't prescribe—bat went straightway to work Aud doaed all the rest—gave hit trouters a

DIRECrrORY.

-^JLO- BAM.Y MAUS*' Clt i*:ji' a •». ..Ea»t tiinjogli—midnight

w»!••••

6:00 a m..,.Svan*cill« and

TntOKIAS. Optician and Watchmaker for the trade, Fourth and Ohio atreets, sign of man with watch.

FAHMONS, Architect and Sunei tendent,room No. 7, Beach'sBlock.Ttrre Haute, Indiana. Er.trance both on Main and Sixth. Plan* lor all kind* of machinery, mills, grain, elevator* and bridge*.

GMEtiTt,

raar.tuct»rtr«rf

OLDEST,

sueh a state now,

owing to our agricultural Implements SJtid other aidMn a word, aeience, that the farmer neglects ht* interp*u there Is no getting Mailt without them ott anything like an extended eeateef H»*ming. A little hind will dispense with them, and be all the more unlet and rural. We tau«cha»ir the old

kidnapped In Marianna, FtorWa, «j month ago, has been returned to h)» pareatim lie is too young to give any expjkit sceount ofhis experience, but *ay» fee was kept In* 1% cabin, and that the two men trlto stole Mm brcHtght him bnek, patting Mm on the Seetst«p and neotettved.

oUneewiae, they learne

Tin, Copper and

Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in Parlor and Cooking Stove*. Particular attention paid to Copper, Tut and Metal Rooffng, Guttering Snoutiag, Ac., No. 17 north 4th street, Terr* llaute, Tnd. tfeORHBIiii (!A»LTO!t VOOIU

IIEES, having fcjrmed a co-p*nn«ratili» will practice Law in all Its branches. Office Nc

f11

Main street, Terre Haute. Indians.

RED A.

ROSS, Real Estate Broktr, jop

Ohio street. Terr* Hante. Indiana. Having j. Ohio street, Terr* ... •ptned an office for baying, selling and earching ng real estate shall give prompt attention to ak uslne** of that nature entrusted to me. Loan egotlated and monev advantajreooslv invts.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

PATRONIZE HOME DIDDSTRTI

Oo to tlio Terr® llaute

Boot fc Shoe

Over L. A. Bornetftf Leather Btore, Main street, between Fifth and Sixth, north sid for yroar Fall and Winter Boots, where we are manufacturing the best Boots ln the market at figures that compete with Eastern manufecitoie. C. 11, TITUS 00.

LARGEST,

C. A. COOK & CO.,

NEWSPAPER ADVERTM8

AGENCY.

SK.\DALL OriLDSMCI.

eosm DCASBOEX AS wisaiscTui

4*5:?* CHICAGO.

HOST COMPLETE IS THE WEST

Dtftlm In Rlafk and Colcrd

CKatt line,No.5,................. •Mail and Accrantnodatlon, No. 3, fUayExpten, No. 1............ ...

Open. 7:30 am 11:15 an is:oo 7x0a to 11:15*111 7:30 an

--Eiut titroegb...

ou»am ».«w*v ujopm

tsjoatn... .din. and Wufctogu*.

•Day Expie** •Lightning Express........ •Accommodation.

4:30

..CIb.and Washington...

3:15pm) 0:15 pm...,Chicago...,*

7:30 a a» 11:15a 8) 8soo pm

3:90 pm

.Kv'ille., V*in. & SulUvtn 7:30 a

ruim....L.,C. atwlS. W.R. R,.jwpm 6»oam B., T, H. andC. R. 8:00pra 00pm....C.and.T. 11. B.R f0:00am..,.Alton R. R.weat 4:15pm tiwsnt ...Vudtlia It. R. west...... s:jopm 1 jMopm,...

St. I^JoU Through... J»0*w

6:00am....lllinoi* Midland.......... 7»oam

SXMt-WXXXt.\ MAILS.

Oraysville, v*a Pralrietott, Prairie Creek and Turman't Creek—Cloaca Tueadaya and Saturday* at p. m.j ^cn» Tueadaya and Saturday* at 11 #. m.

OFFICE HOURS.

Call Boxea and General Delivery—Open from 7 a. m. to y.jp p. tn. Lock 0OMM and Stamp Office—Open from 7

m. to 9 p. Money Order and Register Office—Open from 8:00 a. m. to 6 p. m.

On Sundays—Office open from 9 a. m. to to a. en. Mo money-order taurine**tranaacted on Son dart. N. FILBBCK P.M.

BU8INK8S CARDS.

ESI.

HAPPENFIELD, Attorney and Notary l*ublic, office on soath aide of Aiain urect. No. 90s, over Andrew'aShoe Store.

CtAEbig

rrial

air Inks tn all *ka4e9.

CROCeRIES.

WM. M. HENSEL

Groceries & Provisions

Teas, Gcfees. Sson, Snus,

wrf Dsttiuffo IWff* wwi

,, 0emstat

v^-

TERfilt ffATTTS, /.VJ.

CSlK'VlHS''

1 tyJt* rued the bofwften Ml,»«» mowjr bt

Lffli rtiT'wn nr r*-r

CUIKAO&,

an, Wsdihigsss a, Oklsagr.

TERRE HAUTE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1876.

EAHEOAB TIIE TABLE.

XnuMTmor Kirajuaci Maa*s-+Set X!G*MU

The time at & Union depot .2 jhe« rfv«, taat of the *. C.

».,T. H.*C. mmBcbe-

mad

lag ana miimtrs slowes.

BAST.

HAFTS ocvtxxArou* a. H. 'l*ve going

fFtwtliae,Ne.s «l Am»Midliin.Ka.t ^Nta a:io y.topm

MML

K«. j,.

fadSc Bxpk*».

(Arrive &«sa East) .Vow* n«a» So. 4 SMjam

Liadtod M«i!,

•XlgUmxamrn

BOUTSAST.

CIXCINNATI Tsaas KAVTE R. R, (Leave* depot, cor. First and Main streets.} •Accommodation. 8:15am (Arrives.) •Accommodation. 3:00pm

NORTHWEST.

TXRSS HALT* AN

1L1.1N0I3 MIDLAKD R. R.

(Leava Going Northwest.)

•Day Express. 8:ao a Through Freight 5.00pm

A*rl^fronj.,.^iMayh^^

•Day Express. 3:15pm Through Freight. n.Iopm

J. As PAITOR. Te Ws rA&KXB

EAGLE IRON WORKS

Manufactory of

Steam

Engines,

COAL SHAFT, FLOUR AND SAT MILL Machinery,

Sack Oars, Testing Brills Steel and Out Iron Scrapers, Oane Kills, R, E, Grossing, Fro«t*,&c.

Particular Attcatkm Gives to Repairing Ms chinerf.

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

Oor. 1st and "Walnut ts.

TERES HAUTE, DTD.

Agent* for Rsewle*' Steam Pomp anl Ban' FStsntlatectsr

AUGUST RAHDER

HAS KKTIRNKD.

SdMMFdy Ra*or» a«t) ^aws'^urpeaed

ta dmi a«i*. AUo all kisds et

Surgical Instrunicnta

Ssy»a«il

Ho.5 Seatk St feet X*ia*QM«,l

asd Polished. 9

ALL WQRK WARRANTED ^re

SstWsaisa.

sa«e ewefts taJNrwn Ifctl. es KSanUtetgrcet Mweeawsiaawl ^Wseeneeie.

Hallorau'g

Peacock Coal

yp.Vsfarsiihu

Ssa«te|'

fin laa&i% Vest Maia 8t

Bvsnws

........ 3:5spw

No.S„lo:«5pa»

XXXMAXATOI^* AXO *T. LOUl* *. R. (Laave gotag East.)

1:45 am

Accora mofeatioa 7:00am •Day Eepress...... .. auopm (Anive feaa East.)

•DayEapre**..... »t4ja«* A a a 8 a •Night KSTCCSS .....ii:»op aa

WEST.

sr. IO«R,TASMAIJA axe TXMU aatnrs a.

(Leave (StfSng West.)

i:j

a ra

Swoa 4nop

6Pacific Express, No. ...... (Limited 3lail, No. 4.... •Day Express, No. 6. (Arrive from Weiti

1:40am 9:35a S?pm

IJOUKUOUt AJtD ST. UW» a. S.

(Leave going West.)

•Day Express. .....to^S

•Night Expre** ..nuops *lnr. and Jt. L. Acconsraodadon. 5:34 P1

(Arrive tram Wat.)

svaxsvtxxa. Ysaas HAUTX *M CKX^AOO R. a. (Leave going Kottb.)

...10:17 pm ... J:jopm

(Night Express •Danville Accommodation •Chicago Express (Arrive from North.)

... 6ucam

lutoam

(Night Express..... •Terre Haute Accommodation...... •lerre Haute Express

6:jo

80DTH.

XVANSVILUE AND cxAwronnsvn.ut a. a. [Leave gouig Sooth.) •Express 4»e *M«ul. »»S Freight «4S a Freight T.J0| jArnve from South.] •Express 9:5® •Mali 1S45P Freight... 5.00pm Freight 1030 am

a nt a

Freight trsis* on this road carry passengers,

XOBTHEAST.

LOOAXSrOST, CSAWrORDSVtLLS AND SOVTBWXSTKait R. K. (Leave gotag Northeast.) •Terre H«nte and Lafayette Mall •Terre llaute and Toledo Express. •Bockville Accommodation. (Arrive from Northeast.) •Cincinnati and Evansville Xall i.ij •Toledo and Ten* llaute Express.... 9:40 *RockviUe Aceoinmodati.n,.... IOSJO a

6xx a

stsoo

11:25 am

DiaiOTORY.

16mMetoL(*iIaf BubnstBnses is Terr«Hsate.

BsMeeyatldc Pkrilciaas aa4 s®r-

DB. WATERS St ELDER, office Sixth and Cherry streets.

Seal Estate asd General Cstlec* tsrs.

TRESSEL ft STOKE, Ohio »t, south side, bet. 4th and 5th. Gunsmith aad essersl «epair

essersl

snap.

B. MORGAN, Ohio st, north side, bet 4 th and 5th.

Vsgss, Blsekssilili Shsp and Carriage PaiBtisf,

F. L. MEYER, oor. 5th and Cherry sts. Atttrasys at law BLAKE & BURTON, corner Ohio and 3rd sts. DUNNIGAN &STBISON, Ohio stmt, between Third^and Fourth.

Physician»

J. H. BENNETT, Physician, office over D. P. Cox's, corner Fifth and Main. Res. First, bet Viae and Qookins si

Bouse, Stan an«t Ornamental Painting.

STUCKWISH & WOLF, 3d St., next door to St. Cisir House. Cant* MERRILL & IV HE

Sewing machines Repaired. S. C. BLEDSOE, 822 Main street, up stairs. ladles' and Gents* Dining Booms, PIEPENBRING'S, No. 173 Main street, between Sixth and Seventh.

Agricultural Implements. AUS. H. PIETY, South Fourth st

Mioses, Tinware, Ax.

tfe l^&bxaSkt

SMVx ii,

T30Ttll stdewain

street, betweeu 5th and 6th. G. HEIM, No. 17, North 4th street, between Main and Cheny, west side.

Clothing.

M. JOSEPH, cor. 2nd and Main st M0SSLER BROS., 147 Main stl FRANK A ROTHSCHILD, a W cor

Main and Fourth sts.

Fnrnttnre.

FRED. G0ETZ, 18i Main st bet 6th and 7th.

Photographs*

R. G. MURPHY, Main street west* of Fourth street orer Goodman's store. JOHN M. ADAMS, 105 Main st, opp

Opera House. D.H. WRIGHT, 116% Main st Restaurants* E. BRUNING, Main st, under Boaland's shoe store.

Fancy Goods and Notions.

BEE HIVE. 163 Main st T.H. RIDDLE. 151 Msiast

Mena' Furnishing Goods.

JAMES HUNTER, 157 Main st

Hats, Caps and Furs.

JOHN H. SYKES. 113 Main st

Crockerr and Glstsswaro.

H. a RICHARDSON, 84 Main st

Groceries.

R. W. R3PPET0E, 155 Main st

Sowing Machines.

SINGER, 310 Main st

JAS. SPRACKLEN,

Proprietor of the

ECLIPSE BOiLEI IIIIS

Mall kinds of

Boilers, Stacks, Breeching.

%»A heavy taiid light'

uT IRON WORK.

•M Vork a Speelaity!

.I/

wokHnitiwitibi^htlMflMs. SnNtOlagneaUy and pRKttpttjri eon pet«art workmen. 8«»NL twaw Eleventh ytvl gjuauiatt «Wk. Ten* Haata, Inmana, adKdnlag tmiwa Depo*. eMawalMttwyswiiig ant tor those who ship me heavy wotk by a& lonsdian

SELLEW

DR. SCHENOCS

atedadaes have

AT, near.s car

4th and Ohio sta. Real estate Broker* F. i. ROSS, 609 Ohio sU^

l^P®

1:58 am

S: JJ a

HOME.

Jewtlry.

0. TRASK, 618 Main st, Marble Palace. Boots and Sbocs. C. REICHERT, 197 Main st, bet 6th and 7th. HAGGERTY & OSBORN, 806 Main st

Fruits and Vegetables*

A. P. LEE & BRO., cor 6th and Ohio st Arcnitects. BENJ. ROGERS, No. 7 Beach's block.

Bcoks and Stailonarjr.

W. W. BYERS, 605 Main st, Beech's Block. Ofttee Furniture. A. VAN ULZENTWalnut st, bet 4th and 5th. Hides, {Leather and SboeiFlndkngrs. L. A. BURNETT, 144 & 146 Main st J. H. O'BOYLE, 178JMain^8treet.

Dentist.

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

00.

Ispmmt*4S aieM^is

Tin Plate and Metals,

B£K®$$ CStCDIIJSB,

Stowfid oi Lol

iHjiwtil CatiUfBsiiwui «T Ih* JfeKTBSaJLH

CEHTAIIB

SPECIAL NOTICES. HANGING.

PULMONIC

mdosbatdty

petfisnssd SMMS

eves af coasu&ptfcn Uua aay other rem*«ty

kaowa to the Amencaa pttbUc. They aw corn

pomdwist vegetable lagedieals, aad coocsIb

aothteg which can b« ia^uteas to be

which

is a acane what daogerota drag ia al! cases, aad

takes ties by cou*»pd»« patients, it raost

do great iafary for ft* tendency la to confine the

morbid matter ia the rnMta, which of team,

swat ma)c a cots imyosstble. Scheoch^s P«2.

aoak Syrap Is wanaated a to «mtaia a partkle

afcfissa. Itiacoaspoesd oi jowerftd tatkans

herb*, which tust om the bn^i

I vet, stoaoach, aad blood, mad (hat

correct ail RMvUd MQVtlOAi| aad eJtpei ail the

diseased saatter iroio the body. These are the

oaly means by which Coasaaiptkn csa te eared

aad as Sc£eack'a Pniatoasc Synsp, Sea Weed

Tonic, aod mandrake Pill* are theoslyraedidae

whleh peratesia thi*way,it Is OtNioos they

are the only gentune cars tor Pelmoaary Con-

ssmptioa. Each bottisol this l&valuable medi

doe is scaxr ponied by 11 diroctions. Or.

Scht ack iaprofeasionally st his principal office

comer of Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia,

every Monday, where si! letters lor advice mm*t

be addressed. .•.••••••••••••

THE GREAT CAUSE or Humnn Misery.

Jiut PubUtked tn atealed envelope. Prioetctt A L,cctnre on the llafnre, Treat

ment, and radical curs of Seminal Weak

author of the "Green Boole," Ac. The world-renown author, in this admirable Lecture. clearly proves from his own expertenoe that the awful consequences of Belf-Abuse may be effectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgical operation*, bougies, instrument*, rliags, or oordlals pointing out a mode or cure at once certain and enbctual, by which every, auflterer no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheap ly, privately and radically. tVTTUs LreturvtciS prove a boon lothoytanlls and thoueandi.

Sent, nnder'seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, on receipt of six oeuts, or tiro postage stamps.

Addreai the Publishers. CHAS. J. a KLINE A CO., 127, Bowery, New York P. O. Box, 4686.

LiNinEirr*

There Is no pain which the Centaur liniment will not re* lieve, no swelling It will not tubdoe, and no lamene** which it will not cure. This is strong lan gnage, but it is true. It ha* duces more cures of rheum ati neuralgia, lockjaw, palsy^ipraina swelling*, caked-breast*. *cald* bums.

Milt-

B. Ross A Co.. 8Broadwav,New York.

Wages for all who are Willing

to Work.

itny person, old or young, oi either sex, lake from $10 to t«p per week at home, day g. wanted oy all, suitable to citherci itry, and any season of the year. Th

make irom V*v .w p«i wm.«

JtitR tared rree.

Any prison suSering irom the above disease I* requested to sddreas Dr. Pares, and a trial bottle of medicine will he forwarded by express

fREKI

Xr.

Price I* a regular phystctan.aod has made the treatment nf 'PITS OR EPILEPSY

a study for year*, asd he will warrant care tn the aae of his remedy. Do net fall to sendto him for tnW ottle. it coeu nothing, and be

WILL CURS VOt.'

an OMttter of hew long standing )MT uise may be, or how taanr other remedfam S»t« Called. Circulars asd tecthnealals scat with Pre Trial Boole. Address •X.AUS.T.RSICK. es^ilhasB street.Mew Yerk 1

Cherokee Pilto.

These Pdls are txepsred e*peo*lly U*t the tm of those toegefiutoes to which ladle* at* «mI will he feted safe, reliable aid el* ,Oreen Siciu liSSlbKlM,

•ebjeet, asd will be feted eafc, rdial tedtoaL for the am fli Sapprewuoa, wH»T^intJteB«k^ifei4a,Sk* 4Rof 4B6# rrwu tN VQUBo gpwe wsaa®*

I I I I I I I I I

To LnmberiaeB $100 In QoM,

Send fcra desert ptKm ofKajersoo-s Patent Plsncr Too«bsd jMd flaws, and aa aeeimiit^the.Owat MaOoiisI

iSg&SS2US%t&L33r&

The their URINARY

mja -. Co«.

SUMMER

rheum, ear acne,

upon the aumtft frame, sad of abains, Kpavin gall*, Ac., upon animal* la one year than have a!

Buim p..Wa»ii nwiiiw sw wrtittgwi.

It la a counter-irritant, all healing pain reliever. Cripples throw away their crotchet, the lame walk, poisonous bite* are rendered harmless, and the wounded ara healed without a scar. It i* no humbug. The receipe Is published around each bottle. It i* selling as no article ever be* fore sold, sad It sells because it does just what it pretend* to do. Those who now from Rheum a. asm, pain or •welling, dewrve to auffer if they will not a*e Centaur Liniment. More than tfioo certificates of remarkable cut e*, Including frosea limb*, chronic-rheumatism, gout, running tu mor*. Ac., have been received, we will tend a circular containing certificates^ ths recipe, Ac., gratis, to any any one requesting it. Ono bottle of the yellow tapper Cen taur liniment is worth tioo for *p*vined or sweenicd horse* and mule* or for screw worm* In sheep. Stock owners, thi* liniment i* worth your attention. No family should be without Centaur Liniment. Sold by Druggists. 50 cents per bottle: large boules t:

%tmj

evtiaing. wanted oy all, suitable to citherci or country, and any season of the year. Ti is rare opportunity for tbo*e who are out work and out of money to make an Independen Hiving, no capital being required. Ourpamphll "Mow TO MASS a LIVIMO," glvlngfuil Inrtni*.

Ions, *ent on receipt oi 10 cent*. Address A URTON

CO., Worrisania, Westcbe*tt«

untr. New York.

STAT*Sr.

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FRAXK. WEY.

Plain and Deooratire

Paper Hanger

OFHOE, WITH PHIL. KADEL,

Alain Street .feet. Eighth and Ninth Scnth Side.

fINE WORK A SPECIALTY

Ketemices—Klsner's. Paiace of Maeic, and Con. Cronln. Delmoalco, and Starks. Contract* ror work tn ehoroLer and other pnbll» buUdings sollcitsd, an4 estimate* hirnithed on abort notice. Any kind of pa* per furnished at, the lowest oriooa.

DELMONICO

BILLIARD HAI

WINE AJSJ BEER:

SALOON

Main St., Bet Sixth and Seventh^

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BILLIARD HAIL,

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Main Street* Bet* Otto and ,t

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Leopold Stark's FINE TEN-PIN ALLEY AND

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For the an osetnent of patron*.

A. NICE LUNCH

Every Day from 9 to 12 o'oloek A, 1

can he (hand on Main street, sonth side tween Eighth and Ninth. All ara I Call*

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