Waynetown Banner, Waynetown, Montgomery County, 17 January 1880 — Page 7

INDIANA.

A permanent roller skating rink has been established in Edinburg. At Winimac, a young man named Jack Whipple was strangled to death by goitre lately. Worthington received its first mail over the Terre Haute and Sontheastern-railroad on new year's day.

Arthur Hyland, of Winamac, was drowned in Bruce's lake, while skating, on a recent Sunday.

Wm. Clampet, of Heltonville, shot himself on new year's day, for love of a Miss Todd, who did not reciprocate.

A man named Brunning was iniured, it is supposed fatally, at North Vernon, by being caught between the bumpers while couplings cars.

During a quarrel at Fortville, William Lester, a young boy, struck Franklin James in the forehead with a stone, fatally injuring him.

Robert Mellette, aged about 19, son of Dr. U. N. Mellette, of Williamsburg, Johnson county, was taken with scarlet lever and died, recently.

Elder A. W. Connor late pastor of the Christian church at Milroy, Rush county, has accepted at call from the Christian church at Edinburg.

Willie Humphrey, aged 10 years, son of James Humphrey, of Fortville, got his hand badly mutilated by a cider mill. It will require amputation. Frank Jones was shot near Liston one night last week, by some unknown person. The ball entered his back and inflicted a very severe wound.

The completion of the Indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield road is a very important addition to the western roads from Indianapolis.

The New Albany rolling mills have advanced the rates on bar iron to 3 1/2 cents per pound, and the wages of employes have been correspondingly advanced.

The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis is rapidly becoming an important part of the consolidated line of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, and other companies.

The Ohio and Mississippi road has greatly improved, both the main line to St. Louis and the branch line to Louisville, under the stimulus of the heavy business of this year of prosperity.

The Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western road has been taken out of the hands of the receiver, and is now thoroughly reorganized under the name of the Indiana, Bloomington and Western.

The indications also are that there will

be a consolidation of the lines from Terre Haute via Danville to Chicago, which, with the road to Evansville, will form another through line from the Ohio to Chicago.

The New-Albany national bank has reduced its capital stock one-half. The First national and the Merchants' national, of the same city, have made considerable reductions in their capital stock during the past year.

At Taylorville there resided until recently a school eacher named Harris, who, having taken undue advantage of an orphan girl, left for the west. Returning to attend the funeral of his mother, he was arrested at the grave.

The employes of the Ohio Falls car works, at Jeffersonville, have demanded an increase of ten per cent, in wages. They have been offered a present increase of five per cent., with an additional five per cent. in three months.

The Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette and the Cincinnati, Lafayette and Chicago roads now form a consolidated line from Cincinnati to Chicago, with a thorough reorganization of the officers and a judicious distribution of these at Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Lafayette.

The Louisville, New Albany and Chicago, road, which hitherto has been only a local road, yet which of late years has paid good returns on its reorganized capital, will become a part of the Louisville, Nashville and Great Southern system, and will at once take rank as a through line from the southern states to Chicago and the northwest.

The Logansport, Crawfordsville and Southwestern road has been sold, under foreclosure, to the Vandalia company, and is now part of the Indianapolis and Terre Haute road. Under the new management the road will be thoroughly repaired ; the special coal interest will be more fully developed and the entire line placed under better management than was possible in the hands of a receiver.

During Christmas week, Mrs. Frank Worley, of Ellitsville, near Bloomington, invited all the children of the village without regard to rank, position or whealth, to an entertainment at her elegant home. There were eighty in attendance. After enjoying a variety of sports they were furnished with refreshments. All.agreed that it was a happy day, and will long remember the pleasure afforded them by their kind hostess.

The year 1879 has been a remarkable one in railway progress in Indiana. During the year several important new lines have been opened, but the most noteworthy changes relate to the reorganization and consolidation of the old companies. Nearly all the travel and traffic between the west and New York and other eastern seaports must pass though Indiana. Hence the general revival of business has had a specially favorable effect on railway property in this state.

The grand consolidation of roads from Toledo to Omaha, by which the Wabash became a part of the Toledo, St. Louis

and Western, is the greatest of the changes in the railway system of the

state and is one, the importance of which

is but feebly realized. The ullti-

mate seems to be a united in- terest from San Francisco to New York, with all the advantages and disadvantages which are included in such a collossal scheme. The immediate effect has been the diversion of a large traffic to the Wabash line which hilherto has been carried over the lines eastward from Chicago.

Anew product made from petroleum is* a jelly called "Vaseline," which is of the greatest utility in medicine, pharmacy and for toilet ure. Physicians all over the world have discovered its great value in the treatment of wounds, burns, skin diseases, rheumatism, catarrh and every ail ment where a liniment is needed, and in almost every hospital in America and Europe this substance is now in constant use-, and is acknowledged not only to be the best treatment, but also one of the most impoitant recent additions to medicine. It is put up in bottles bv the Chesebrough Manufacturing Co, of New York, and as a family remedy, it is without doubt the best in use, its healing and pain allaying qualities being superior to those of any knbwn substance, while the speedy relief it affcrds for piles and chilblains is almost magical. As an emollient, Vaselines Is away ahead of anything else, as it renders the'skin smooth, soft and clear, and our lady friends will find it not only the best,' but perhaps the sole substance Which will really preserve and restore to the complexion the hues of youth, making the cheeks like velvet and the skin like satin. The complexion powders in common uie, are, as a rule, injurious to the skin and destructive of any complexion, while vaseline is entirely healthful and beneficial. There- is also made a "Pomade Vaseline," which is said to be of great benefit to the air, keeping it soft and glossy, prefentine and curing dandruff, and keeping the scalp healthfm and free from dis&asp, aad from those objectionable creatures which, sdmetimes find a dwelling there* NnmberlesB instances are citetr of how bykhe tms pon^ ade thin hair has TeanameSr'a vigorous growth. iSoth-the pure Vaseline and ihe popiade are put up twenty-five centbottltes itiid are to be found at all firstclass druggists, and we aidvise our readers to make-a^ trial, of? this ^Onderful substanee, ..and -iwe-1 hink, they T#ill find its claims to merit "not in the. least exaggerated.

Americans Traveling Abroad

will find all of Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines on sale in all principal drug stores and at he London branch of the World's Dispensary, Great Russell Street Buildings. Golden Medical Discovery is a most potent alterative or blood-cleansing elixir. It dispels ail humors and cures blotches, pinfplea, eruptions, king's eVii, or scrofula, enlarged glands, swellings, internal soreness, ulcers, and virulent blood poisons that, unremoved rot out the vital machinery. Dr. Pierce's Pellets (little sugarcoated pills) are an agreeable and most cleansing cathartic remove offensive and acrid accumulation, thereby preventing fevers and kindred affections. World's Dispensary Association, proprietors, Buffalo and London.

Wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich., want an agent in this county at once, at a salary of $100 per month and expenses paid. For full particulars address as above. "Is there a man with soul so dead," who hath suffered the miseries of a cough or cold, yet neglected to try "Sellers' Cough Syrup.

A Wonderful Change.

"Don't you know me enquired a gentleman, pausing on Washington Street to shake the hand o.f a friend. "Ble^s my s^ars, "Frank, how you have changed, the last time I saw you I thought it would be the last you seemed nearly ready for the grave." "Ah," was the reply, "I fear I should have been there had it not been for Dr. King'a New Discovery, wh'ich I now know cures Consumption and all lung difficulties. I wish everybody knew its value as I do.'V

To regulate tike liver, stomach, and bowels use only "Sellers' Liver Pills." Take ho other. 25c. a box. AH druggists sell tliem. ...

Consumption Cured:

An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formnal of a simple vegetable

remedy

for the speedy and per-

mancat cure for oonsuu ptlon. bronchitis, catarrh, Asthma, and all throat and lung afibctions. also a positive and radical core for n&ryoas debility and nervous complaint*, after having tested its wonderful' curative powers in thousands of cases, has fell it his duty to make it known to bis suffering fellows. Actuated by his motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge to all who desire it, this rocipe with foil directions for preparing and using in German, French, or wngHpV Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. W. Sherab, 149 PowersBlock^^ester^N. Y. eo#

The New York state legislature con vened at 11 o'clock Monday,and the mem bers were duly sworn in. George H. Sharpe was elected speaker of the house.

THE MARKETS.

Chicago Market.

.Chicago, Jan. 8.—Flour nominally unchanged. Wheat unsettled, lowei1 almost panicky No. 2 red western 125 No. 2 Ghicago spring 1 28^@1 28% bash 1 28% January 129^ February. Corn fair demand at lower rates weak 3 cash .40 February 45%@45J£May rejected 36. Oats dull weak euid lower 34% cach 34% January 84% bid February 39% May. Rye dull and a shade lower 80. Barley dull, weak and lower 88. Timothy seed fir prime to choice 2 65@2 70. Dressed hogs 815@6 25. Pork active but lower unsettled, 13 80citeh.}

Baltimore Market.

Baltimore, Jan. 8.—Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, western higher for futures. firm and active No 2 western winter red spot and January 147 February 151%@1 51% March 1,54% all April 158@158M- Corn, western higher wesfe^ era ihixed on spot 57 January S7M@57M 5 February 58%@58^ 59@59% Aprilj59%@59^ May and qaiet: western white ?47@4$ |do 'mixed 46@47 Pennsylvania 47@48, tlye quiet at 96@98. Hogs unchanged. Pro-

visions quiet and Without change quiet prime to choce western 28§)28 roll 20@24 SEggs lo^er"«id^ioliiinal fresh 18. Lart if@l4 Petroleum unchanged. Coffee jiiet Rio, cargoes 14 @16%. Sugar steaw iua^ an Asof* 9%. Whisky dull at •'*ffv TT' .....

New York, Jan. 8.—steady superfine state fend western! common to good extra, 5 75@625 g^d te choice, 6 30@8 50 white wheat extra,« 50 @7 00 extra Ohio, 0 00^7 J5. Wheat unsettled No. 2 sprini ?48 ungraded winter red, 1 44@152)• 2jdo, 164@ 1 55 No. 2 white, 1 48." dull. Corn firm No 8 at 65%@55}#ft* 2 White at 65%. Oats more

active,}

48@49% white wesUahlM^Sf-v-dull western, 13@19. Pork quiet mess quoted at 12 75@18 25. |0«t meats quiet long clear, 7^ short moreactive prime^ New butter-firm and unchanged, joheese quiet and firm western, 10(^8^. Whisky firmer at 113.' I

Cincinnati, Jan. ^1 lower to seU family

6 20@635

mon 3 65@4 05 lighU 10@4 SO^.packihjr 4 25@4 40 butchers 440@4 45.? Receipts 3,212 shipments 80&V*

•'li I 'II Eaftttiberty 'Market. ,'-v£asV Libertvi-Jan|?8^Cittifr^-receiptB tQ-day, 661 h&d through-and 94 yard| stock Isvtoply fei|l.^ipainlya«ommoni grad^, with very few good, to extra all' were, however, sold out early, some Phil a-s delphias going home short handed nrices ranged good tp extra 4 S0@5 00 common to fair S00@400 jsfocker^and feeders 2 75(5/3 60 bulls, cows fend hogs 2 00@ 3 50 sales for three days 1*184 head. Hogs—receipts, 4,510 Yorkers 450@4 65 Pliiladelphias 480®51^. Sheep—receipts to-day, 4 00 closed Steady 3 00@5 00.

Dry Goods Market.

New York, Jan. 8.—Southern buyers are in market, and business is rather better with package houses, but the jobbing trade remains quiet" Cotton goods are in moderate demand and firm. Shirting prints fairly active and firm with an upward tendency. Woolen goods are in irreeular (temand and firm. Shirts and drawers more active. Foreign goods quiet., .. $

Toledo Market.

Toledo, Jan. 8.—Wheat firm amber Michigan spot. 1 37% No 2 red winter spot and January 1 88% February at 1 41% March at 145& May at 1 50: No 2 Dayton and Michigan red, 1 36%. ii firm high mixed at 41% No 2 an Oats dull and nomlnalk No 2 at asked bid. "•j®"' mammoth at 5 20 amtwc w.5 20 5 07% No 2 at 485.

Philadelphia Market.

Philadelphia, Jan. 8.—Flour in very little demand from home consumers and total absence of any exporter speculative inquiry. Wheat firmer No 2 red elevator1 148% bid 149% asked. Cor#|rm yeF iow 61 soil mixed Jaflnaiy 67% bid 58% rsked- Oats in moderate demand stained 47% mixed 48 white 49@50.

Detroit, Jan. 8.-Wheat firmer extra nominal No 1 whit® 34% January 84% February 88% March 42jft April milling Ho 1 nominal receipts, bushels Bhiplinents npne.

Cleveland Market.

Cleveland Jan. 8.—Petroluem firm and steady; standard white 110 degree test, 9 3/4.

OUR OWN-NO. 55.

SYMPTOMS OF A

TORPID if"" &

Loss of Appetite-, Bowels coenye^ the Head, with a dull cansatioalnt!

nesa after exertion of b&fg or mia temper, Lowsptrita. ine neglected scmo auf idness, Fluttering at fore the eyes, Y"

generally over the rift ithfitfu."

Mateu •Qoly' lower

Bulk" meats steady and in fair demand 4 40,6 75,6 85. Whisfey steady and unchanged 110.»

#**ed western,

Wheat dull and

lower 1 32@1 35. ftrpng ^@50. Oats quiet, ^@36. 92. Barley quiet 90* t»rk firmer 13%. Lard in gooa. d.e: Bulk meats Attn 6% clear 7. shoulders 5& Hams9@10%.. tions. Whiskey aci Butter quiet and unci dull ana unchanged.

M,dhigher7%. »4% ^[«ar ""fcerJflemand. r% clear 7%. eats no, transacahd' firm 108. ed. Liqseed.oil Hogs quiet Cofti-*

CrvitabUit^of^ Rsolingof nuv*' ^iness.Dla*,

£ho #. less

with fitfm dreeans, bliW^fiSi tJrine^ IF THESE VAB3TXHG3 AJjjEmjy ffiBED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILLSOOHBE-DEVELOfEOf

TUTT'8 PTT.Til at(- espcotally adapted to such cajsea, one dope eifectasuch.u change of feeling as to astonish to ifffr«||:

CONST1PAT llP

enjoyed.

of recent date, a single dose

Only with regnlilrity of the Jo rfcfln peffect' health

the cottsHpation la

sf^IlTT S PITiTifl.

will sumce, but if it lias

hc«ora

Slgshould

abiiaal, «nd

ill be (aken every qjght^ nallyle8Benthe frequency of the doWtxn" regular dally,4 movement Is obtained, which toon, follp^ '. Dr. I. ny Lewis, Fnlton, .»sayst rf',4, ..... ... j.

After "a practice of 25 yd TUTT'S PILLS the beet anii-1 ever made."

pronounce tw medicine

Rev. F. R. Oagootl, NewYr "I have had.'Dyspepsla, Wi Nervoutafees. Inever hadr me so mu^h godd ta TUTT as good aa represented." N. Office 3d Murray SW A

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fts a Aatoniroolorft acts wid it wHumlM tiqvisgwaUr Dnggbt^ oi •entbyexpration receipt of .. Ofllce 33 Murray L...

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STKPIIEXS, Xi^banon. Ohio.

PAY-To seU our BuW»er

13 Samptea froa. Taylor, Bros. Co., Cleveland,!) 8K1N DIBKA8E8. *. RMarsh,

Ai with lor the cempl«*ioii, has no It ii dintiagniihed for iU cooling toothing properties, removing

Tan, Sun barn, FtccUm, B«4n««a BougtoMM ol the: 8Un, «tc.,cnnng Clwpped

Band*

—1 allaying the irritation

feiuMd bjr the 'ttM of Oioeqni^jtoes aad other

BYALL DRUGGIST

CELEBRATED

The Mtomaeh

The liver regnlatod, thebowels pnt in propel• ortwe, blood «srtchodMd pnrifled, and the eervons_Q«em this lnwUmaUe «t dl«o«ae, whlch li, Bowowr#mow egective appettoer, sad a cordial pacnMarly. *d*P*?4 A g^ad and infirm. For sale ball drnnlro ana aaUfln taaarally.

nadand tranquil and vigorous tar tb family mad I nine and safeguard inM Is,

bowow

ft most agreeable and enec

N HI A.

Popbam's Asthma fipeoiflc Warranted to relieve any oaas in ten minutes. •'Your Specific has aboM icored me and it has relieved all whom 1 have ever heard from." Cassow Modimtt. Loaisiana, Mo. Sold bf all ji Dr^U^l per box, byf

trial Houaijnt

ymtAiatrtPAT

i'lso's Core Tor c»w«iinp« ion is ufso tu* twt (Timfii t.i"iie. (iitii:'ll.-lKiltlf arse. :SolIv«r vyl-f:'-.'. 23c fi^l.OO, ..,i, ''xViiri^iiited lo Una buyers.

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of Bleeding,

BSMnaftSSSfi tenedyMilstoenre. Gives omediate relief, enrea eases 1 week, __e* in 8 days.

standing

/tone genuine tiniest ycllotom

black a Pile af Stanet 'and ibottle. Sold

r. oob Tenth And Arch'I

TuTbaieaiii

WAMTBl}.—Agent the fiaAt Masooie Bngravin® MWtnbllalMdiatl kwrtry. BngravwJonrt^lla kalrii rftMfSrt. «ooa brt Uiwx^lj'iPf.Idlti IwhlglvatMr

BMid dsssftpUf areolars to Us

^Horth j^aortti^^°^luuASSi!a, Pa.

Ilk ARVBiV- AlUUn ?MW, Hi Oharmlng Kpalar Ssak. One sMivasw*

took ft4*orders~in IS keen.

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•Y"OIJNGt§raN 840 «. Every graduate guaranteed a 'paying situation^ tees, TEtrvaleiitlne, Man%er, Janesville, Wisconstt

JLearn Telegraphy ana to ®1C0 raon^h.

Soale perfect 1 Iol

r\ itiiW) with Flaak,

GUN b9-oour 'j?

AGENTS, MALE AND FEMALE—120 nuxed Urge mlzied

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Ac. sens lorzao.

BAMPL/i!

Four's Powdei iwiU core or prevent almost

Diskask

to which Horses and Cattle are subject. FOUTZ'S

PowBrBa.vmi axya 8AT!i8TAcruos.

Sold everywhere. DA VIDE.

rdtrrz,Propritflor..

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NEW CROP TEAS, all kinds, 60C. per lb. This is the first time these Teas Kave ever h^en offered at 00c. Sdine

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quajity sells

in stores for 80c. and

$1.00

per

31 & 33

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mums of tba pwpla, nMarkable pUosatodoWeoto crtatersst,with a W? flanaralSovaiaifnaandpaoplaoftfaoldwortd. VtamMUM^Califn in't?!rT..^yt?nrr^ work Mc^ptiva ofttoa nsarbM. camr rfthi hniablest walks cf lift, lad ll it m»*i ii tha aift of tha Aaerteaa people, and who has tar tha pest two yean base the

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AND AGENTS' OIBOUIiAB FREE.

LONDON

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Thetoilet articles made from pore

vaselln8—«aeh

Yotrk.

HOR8K AND CATTLE POWDWi

Will our® or prevent Disease.

No Hobsk

will die of

ver,

Colic, Bars

or Lxwe

if Foatz's Powders are ttsed in time. 'ocitz*B Powders will care and prevfenf Hoe CHOUU* Foatz's Powders will prevent,

Gapkc ih Fowls,

Foatz's Powder? wiUlacr^tBe the qnantltjr of mil* and creanf twenty per cent, and make the li&tter'flni) «bd sweet.

CHARGES

PAlf)on$5 orders. EXTBAOKDINABI ISDUCEMENT8 OR LABGE ORDERS. Send postal card for farther particulars.

IKV70SS.

DANDELION.

Dr. White's Dandelion Alterative, the Orsat Blati Pnriflecraad Benovator. A speciflo for Livsr Qpa* plaUnt.Woasness, Chills and Pever, Dyspepsia, KM unjr lUsssns. Rhenmatism, and Oocstipation of tke Bowels. Removes pimples and sallownesa from tto •kin, prodneine a clear complexion. It is purely rentable, perfectly hsrmls— and plsa«nt to teka. Plat bottles only ons dollar and svs«y bottle nnted.

PULMONARIA. IX

•aa, Bronchitis, Oroap, Whooping Congh, and Iadylsat Oonsnmption. riity cents par bottle large hottfaa one dollar, and every bottle warranted, for sal# fcy all dragglsta. 4 olr* PKTKOW3UM^e JKIiLY-

VASELIIM-.

el *a K*p€si-

Grand Medal at the Phil tlon. Silver Bf«dal at the Par^s Kfposltton.

The most vVnable family renedjr known for the treatment of w«Sd-, barns, soresi oats, skin diseases, 1. rheumatism, chilblains- catarrifc, hemorrhoids, etc. spf .Also foroooghs. colds, 'sore, throat, croup.^nd diph^U^snl approved by^t{ie leading idiysici^ns of

Pomade Vaseline .85 sited 50 cento Vaseline Cold Cream ...85 and 50 cpnta Vaseline Camphor Ice.. 951

Vaseline Toilet Soapa

Are emperior to similar ones. Try them. Also, Vetnrlnarr Vaseline, the most valuable sOMtanca w?f?r the CTireof Injuries and diseases of horses, oows. sheep, dogs, poultry, etc.

It heals quickly without leavihg a scar, jwoMeting the surface from the atmosphere and from insects. for Wounds, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, ScAU%fs, Windfalls, Spavins, Greaae-

cr&fck. Sweeny, Hii^l)oue( Callous, Loss of Hair, etc., it isSBspecially useful, and jglvef prompt relief.

& Skin of Beanty is Joy Forew|

Dr. T, Mix

A trial will d^plop its great value in th^stable im Kor sale to all druggists. Price 7Sc.,,in 1 lb. cans.

S freckles, 8sl^

on beaut*. II has stood tha

test of ui(vtf years, and KM* harmlsss wa tast«» it to be •nnthippf* ration is prof-

•rlymajte.Jfrl, sspt no ecrn terfieit^ifBimf lar name.* Tha ^stlngnirfiad 3r.IhA.8ayw said to a lady

Afths hant ton fa patient) "As yottj^es wlHase ^ftsm, I reeommsnd -Gouraud^ harniftil of attskin prepwatloi** Alw, mgj

Artie removes superfl^oui^ir^wltho^^jto tW

Sole Proprietor, 48 Boa

For sale by all drnggisU thronghodl the United Sfel

pabiiai

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