Evansville Courier and Press from Evansville, Indiana • 2

PRACTICAL PtSIllM DAILY COURIER FRANK I tu LIVER'S ftbrio to be set around skirts or may be put on independently The curled Astrakan or rite trimming is maikedly prominent It is sb own by the piece to be cut at option in bands or interwoven in dress patterns Rosalind Mav J9CD StG'bSers 08410412 Up ScoEndSL KTAN8YILLE IN How it is Proposed to Settle and Make Picfitable Large Sectiona of Country Now The Men Who Have Taken It in Hand The Money and the Powerful Cor-poration Behind the ballot He walkeJ with great I State question and if Mr Blaine be solemnity not speaking toji soul in the lieved this why could he not vote on it bouse not even casting a jjk of rrcog- one way or the othor if he has convic-nition to anybody putahi'lot for tlie I tions in regard to it at a State election Republican ticket in thl then where ntirely in onler? No-turneil on his heel and wJLed out think that JoH wu have solemnly aa be had walL1! in- 1Ie a olance Preidont to or eto looked almost as white as hi hat any bill affecting this question or any When he returned to go witiu'iit having other or that a majority of members of I and int with oracular finger to heaped put either a or 1tt in the Congress will be elected to pass a pro- up importations awaiting the unroll-box there waB an audible chuckle in I hibitory measure Nevertheless the ment of their mysteries 'ow colon the crowd snd somebody mid aloud agitation of the subject is going on in 'Vo ihaiii I rn n- "Vos I go many places that the discussiou may Yes afraid to face the nn-if JfElY YORK FAKIIIOXN Special Correspondence Sunday Courier Prophets prophesy a winter of wool inent of are there among which come forth brighter greens golden browns greyish A VERY DRY LE1TER IlorsM ItotvM and ItaM Commlssls Special attention paid to broking and Trataili Minneapolis Totally Devoid ol Democratic Gospel NKW BDOOIUanit CABRIAGS8 for Fw Mi and Wedding Parties Mr Blaine shirked the iroliihitory vote" He did not go awir from home to do it hut did it right th' voting precinct of his own ward anl helped him out by sending tin women home blues blue or reddish prune bronze and moss shades almost all blending diverse mixtures the golden brown often a brownish gold the bronza a greenish brown or brownish green etc such pleasing uncertainties being wrought in solid shades or in more or less intricate and uovel weavings while under the head of novelties are seen numerous be said to he almost national Mr Blaixk substantially admits this when he says that the advocates and the opponents of prohibition have brought "the issue into the national His voting therefore would not bring it in nor his failure to vote keep it out CIMEXINE Great Bedbug Destroyer MANUFACTURED KELLER WHITE 106 MAIN STREET- EVANSVILLE HSTT)TAi The Rixkoade Hats appeared y0" pm'iin1fti0n that itia State and not a national matter by voting on political infamy of the To he consistent he should have em- at the State election just as he would I vote on a constitutional amendment to I restrict the debt contracting power of I Augusta and other cities By rotusing 1 wools plain-surfaced or otherwise that are diversified by cheerful patterns such "bon ries natural size and color gay cherries roses and the like Black patterns and stripes in grave or bright alternations are stylish a very notices-1 ble addition on some novelties being a border bandofthe new rite or curled weavings imitating Astrakan This last Every year witnesses an increase in the volnmc of emigration westward and thousands upon thousands of sturdy men and women have gone on through a territory vustly superior to that in which they finally located with no more care or observation route than if in- balloons and sailing through clouds They have gone on and often far beyond available markets and out into the wild lands with no company other than their own frequently home-sick selves Others will follow and the throng will not perceptibly lesson for years to come Meantime not a few of tlice already settled are anything but satirfied the rigors of a severe di-mutelhe frequence ofjjtemble storms long haulz to market and other disadvantages naturally creating desires to get back into I wa81feI a li-cted county tudge in lftol holding that country where these things do not ope the repub- rate against general prosperity At no I icon party was formed he joined it and time possibly have matters appeared in I was chosen to the state senate and soon mom propitious shape for eariern line to uifieure enter into emigration measures than now I appointed by Presid i Grant a United and as usual he Baltimore Ohio takes I States sub-treasurer li New York City tho initiative The corporation has among which position he held until 1870 when he ita principal tockholde Uk crgctic and fir-fleeing men who realizing I flhjpf justice of New York In 1881 hewn the importance of the situation have asso-1 appointed secretary of the treasury dated themselves in the organization whicl he SCHULTZE THUMAN CO vote he shows that he knows as an I immediate political force the question national Foundry i Yo th mnmnr" Jr" -l-XXI i' i tY MORNING KEPT ISM- i iwntic Ticket For President GKOVKll I LEVKLAND of New York I Vice President HENDRICKS of Indian Of Strut W-RCIORfc Hanna ol Crawfordsvillei nceburgh WllllKm Townsend Pike 'S (Anthonie Knox 4 Craven Washington Gavin Decatur feckman Owen liott Henry A New Hancock Seller Montgomery Oglesby Tipton Copclkc italfo Ham Harken Jay am Dill Dekalb ortlmer Nye LaPort For Governor tiRAY of Randolph Jeiitennnt (Jovcruor of Montgomery Madison Amlilor ol Mate II RICK of Floyd Treasurer of Mate of Marion Auumey General HURD of Harlliolomcw tudciil of Public Instruction Hour HE of Dorter nremo Court Reporter KEEN of llowanl Flirt District OlIN KLEIN Kit Vandcrbnrgb be Circuit Court (ttumy IIAM Pmacpiiiliu! Alliiniey riiJJII'W FKKi Ticket For State Senator 1LIIAU HAIIMJa or ReprcMMuativiHi IOHN PHFITI Ml Itl'JY Kir rlrrk 'V For slier! IE IIENUY WIMUKIW l'or Kii iinlcr JOSKl'il 1 REITZ For TrcaaunT RANK HYliNEi For Surveyor jOKU SAC DKKa For Cumin Imbim-pr HENRY MKcKKII WILLIAM HDWhli For Coroner ID1SO hful la All Thlngti mi Rep The people of Saffaln ClmLuvl at one of their vorthirnt their tHnuliril to il faithful to hi-I to kl friemlt faithful to eraypub- mil or 111m iteeord -ertlscT Rep: The pctqie of Buffalo neonl he ho vuule at Xayor of the ef Xaglttrale of the State While tie ort the eawliUatt of our party for United Slnlrt we woukl not detract i front the u-eU-earnrd fame of the dit-tmao who honort the ojipotl lion by turd hr I All RVFMSD AXI THIS LAMKIXA 31 KSt CleTelmKl'H Letter of Acceptance prohibition is in the canvass and that he ia afraid of it 1 Mr Blaise's and the Republican pane's course on the question had been honest less attention would be directed liis treatment of it but the reverse is true The Republicans have always been eager to profit by the Prohibition vote This would be well enough they had stood by the principle in-voir cl prospective as it is But their coquetry with the temperance men is a EVAiTsvmtaa OFFICE and WORKS Corner NO a zjnb A ZIN8 iz a special feature of the fall and will appear in many ways and classes of goods The perennial cashmere pro sents itself in a never-tiring attractiveness but new varieties are illumined by minute silken figures imitating embroi- approaching a tempestuous pitch dery and costumes are b'iug prepared here There is almost general m- 1 dignation regarding the bunday law and its restrictions A little history will are important in materials and show a I previous Mayor Ames was too firm twilled surface supporting raised much man 0f the He car- JS Wlth tllfifhread ried his ideas of iocal jurisprudence and url over The latter especially are dispensation of justice to an extreme eftective hut need tomug fown by an were wide Miss weirt and kept or not' it was all the same I heard this latter trite remark I believe in 1 may be mistaken however But WASHINGTON FOUNDS ZINS BROS Proprietors NI1' Xanuft' history They have been profuse with promises when promises were I £be same may ba said however of all Mfo but the promises have been broken I V'oT'hot The game was again and again as the deluded Prolii- Ueps 0 prominent and beginning with i youd tbe and those who binonists are well aware They have I repped woolens of many degrees and are well aware Gambling houses open addition of plain goods to correspond Fralty Su Kooky Mountain Jack and Mr Brace Faro ruled the roost 7 uu jr uiy aud muuiciuai niit-ers be are without a complement of plain o0 The game was being many degrees and -dropped their together witu HOUSE WORE THJ Avenue a' First Serf? iX-i Ir It Xs Sr Hn-im-- m-gi-i- l'uvi i iii IP rr i fl iN lior to ui IV-ill A yny- giME YOUS ii 7T pw 1 I i I i ir I Irl ll I L-y niJ i- ika lr I 1 i and filled to the utmost satisfaction up to an emigration company with other gentle- Ufo time of his death In 1882 he was men of undoubted prominence in business nominated as the republican candidate foi circb's whose success in great commercial governor of New York as the personal repackings stands a the Wrongest pos- siblc guarantee of the future of the new featgj jj (Beir efforts to renominate Cornell enteriinse St has already been mcorpo-1 cailRed his opponent Governor Cleveland rated under the laws of the stete of Mary- elected oy the unparalleled majority land and with a capital stock rf one mij- Qf 1931 TOtes Judge Fo'ger was a veiy lion didliirs the naltimore Ohio Lmi-1 spirited and sensitive man nnd those gviition Company will he in a grand po- WJ0 ar0 a position to know declare that 11 Uamaiia I willl II 1 1 iliiul aI lltVYirAV sitieii not only to advance its own liko Horace he died of broken plaved fast and loose both with trie tern-1 running I Ulll1tlMu peri nee men and with the German element of their party hitherto a very powerful element It is not surprising and it is retributively just that they can now command the confidence and sup-port of neither in winter by mohairs sloths diitrring nefcses full of in which inter-ets but those ot the railroad company and the states through which it runs The lx Hu of directors is a strong one indeed comprising Mr John IV Garrett Mr Robt Giorett and Mr Samuel Spencer president vie president and second vice president re- a AL i MTM41 TT sw olively ot the railroad ex-U Kmator Henrv Davis of West Vir- up to poplins with silken shimro-r will assume a leading position garb such lead being followed and alpacas The family ol renew their lease of life and while markedly show family liken Among them nothing more character than the bison cloths we hare as a variety thebousette bison where striking effects arise by cross stitches holding down the rough threads so as to form bars and Btripes Roughest of all com hi on cloths striped with curled or rite thread? Ribbed or i cloth is in more favor than the -l while more distinguished than any perhaps are the Kensington cloths displayiug the new embroideries arranged in blocks running around the bottom of the costume or descending in per- stripes Kensington em midories moreover ure rivalled by I I I ft at jjie suggestion ol his done 111 India and tapestry cross caj cavinet was to restrict the where fadeil colors are stylish jjeg 0j- liquor traffic (A word of THE MEANING OF A CABINE1 A wise upright able Cabinet makes an honest prudent and able adminis trillion What a silly ignorant and reckless Cabinet officer can make is part of an administration everybody saw while Mr Blaine was Secretary of State Such a man may bring the country to shame Ho may leave American citizens in foreign prisons while he is bullying peaceful nations lie may fling the country into a mischievou blaze of excitement by the grossest vio lalions of the principles of a sound eivil service He may prostitute the public offices to the base use of punishing his opponent! and rewarding his favorites lie may encourage jobbing in bis sub ordinates A Cabinet composed of such men as Mr Blaine showed himself to be dining his short tenure of tho c-ffi -e of Secretary of State says the New York Herald could ilo infinite injury to every legitimate and honest interest in the country while it paved tho way to rapid fortunes for stock jobbers and speculators To discuss the Cabinet of tho next President is therfore to do a public duty It is to call the attention of the voters to a matter of great importance to all of them to all because while to Astrakan Jersey clotb is too bold a departure to constitute more than a limited part of the costume although scrawny individuals may regard it ob a bhiHsing when inode into amplifying 'lla a revivafrather I imminent jeopardy of being hiaaoed by Mntli fud of silk and the Minnesota cow-boy Thecity is fully wool is plain with rinsed velvet figures twuiy-five miles in circumference A velvets Kiunp cannon planted 111 its heart The seer of but limited vision can could not throw a ball in any direction foretell a winter of velvet New colors beyond the corporation line) Well the grow enriched and softened in their mayor saw that to carry out the policy elevation from wool to silky stuffs and of the ticket upon which he was elected an autumn light glances on expanses of h0 had to keej) an outlook on the smooth surface or such as are diversified saloons Not being Argus aud the local by curled loops forming Le figuies by funds being inadequate to employ a chine or changeable colored pile by policeman at every "joint he es tab-very novel strips of contrasting colors lished what is called a or some quite wide or by alternating I patrol district outside of which no in-stripes of silk and velvet where the I toxicants can bo sold thereby render- colors may Then there either in satin or with velvet of longer pile than the ground work Cunning dots of satin are sunken in and gleam the muss of the people it is a matter of I oul- ooquettislily small flowers present are built for beer-sellers and phinof I counter attractions or a pretty fruit for rail-maulers or reporter on extreme importance that the Cabinet I or 0UriL In morning paper The result shall be composed 01 honest experi-1 greater dignity appear large flowers in I of all this is that the community euced and conservative men to specu-1 seif color and these will be chosen by I is in great trouble Indignation meet- lators and jobbers of all kinds it is older ladies and will be very fashion- ings are being held and the commercial hirhW desirable that the Cabinet shall able for cloakings but from the fanciful thermometer drummer passes I ideas just mentioned we may expect I his Sundays in St Paul only a few contain men who will help them To I bright touches in a material mile distant whore although orderly take a familiar instance it was of the I usually looked upon as handsome yet everything is wide open iu the matter greatest importance to the star route I somewhat sober As touches and where of drinkables The line has been drawn iohbers to have durinu Mr a(i tightly applied they will he most eftec- upon the saloon only however and jobbers to have during Mr Hayes' ad Uucut velyet larpey imported they the saloon-keepers are taking ministration a Postmaster-General 00 1 and will be in creat demand Th nn-l steps toward the cfovuur resort (excuse my French) whicli iiaxl to be taken at Evansville some time ago as 1 have heard i regard to stopping all commercial substituted and with satisfaction lioth wearer and beholder The new thoughts find representation here Colors are distinguished while novelties in weaving give room for great choice BILKS Silks follow new colors both in the plain and in brocades the latter erpe- jpiwrf nt hnv muoh nan public cost We named yesterday a number of public men from whom and a still lurger number of others of equally high nhnrantfir and Axnerience in public JV ing men who had aided in building tho city extending its boundaries and caterers to the desires of a great cosmo politan city without an occupation fact that some meu ojjjgpj pursuits that do 'not come within the pale of necessity I learn tli-tt last night they had spies on the Pioneer Press and Tribune buildings and they will aid the' city government and A in enforcing the law to tho limit Even the innocent man will be barred from dispensing hot dog on the street corner This of course is for the purpose of making 1 I uuuiw Am iw hue iiui iiimj ui iuoaiiik Daily How the Crank of the Local Political Machine is Being Turned Occasional Correspondence of the Courier MINNEAPOLIS Mix Sept 7 1881 This is not' a letter to start with but a plain statement of fact as it exists hero always Minneapolis a year ago or thereabouts had her splurge aud she is sorry for it Under Mayor administration it was a go-as-you- please place from harlotry to high-dice- The reins were too ioosdy held consequently the masres or to use a Hit pun went to extremes Everything whether school those who had no dust to drop made general and coincident howl The result was the establishing (to be hopid temporarily) of what was hut not now) known as law and order party" with George A Pillsoury us the figurehead Right-thinking anil m-rully inclined people regardless ot which or any church they attended wc clamorous fora change from the hurrah reign of Ames and us a consequence Pillsbury was elected by a Lively majority Ho was forced into the tight He is a grout Minneapolis capitalist with a couple or three nullion dollars aud made and won the race under protest Since his election ho has been almost deviled to death by the than portion of his constituency and he was eventually compelled to take some steps for the sake of consisteu oy wit i the "law and order" ticket The je cjty ordinance regarding the patrol him 1 ni anfAiMutnani aIimav district and Sunday enforcement OO noxious Many saloon keepers have ran ihTrisCbut conviction is easy and in eVery case they have been compelled to a ftne 0f £0 and in some cases h'y have looked out upon the world fr0m behind bars for thirty days which lter penalty is at the discretion of the stAt tjnyrs time Minneapolis is a cosmopolitan city as I previously mentioned People are here from all over the earth They have their own ideas and each in dividual think and act for himself For this reason it is a very city I do not mean that word iu its customary harsh acceptation I mean that they all attend to their own business anil have no time for meddling with that of others excepting of pletely blind-folded regarding the true state of things outside tiiat is unless we send east" for political pabulum We are not out of the world by any meansin fact Minneapolis is the greatest city in the world and properly termed wonderful but we are hedged by a concatenation of circumstances that that? back door open join you presently (The Codkisr will please excuse me for the present There is an angel at the tent door) Mixes Cleveland In the Northwest Special to the Kew York World Philadelphia Sept 6 Emil Schan-dein vice-president of the Philip Best Brewing Comp of spent this evening in du- tin Ameri cas club and fov O' -ir i-as surrounded by ml-ei-H- to-vu'ui tie gave a glowing account ol tbs v-iicU of the Democrati in Wlvtonsin MiMiigan Iowa --lauf-L- i i Gliiiois German? of t'i vu-thwest" said Mr Schaniii'in ttu- i pinion that our personal liG-i I uu 'diitally if not directly iivolv tins Presidential election and necessary to profi u- from a movement onne-1 1 i in-asiire against our peace an I -f are prepared to deivcr oiing blow in this eleotiui' "What do you nvan lj ing blow?" mean that Northwest will vo'- Cleveland and U-d-' Blaine and St John we are numerous tuo'-: consin and Kansas too Illinois are made exL- by our attitude As to for the German voto ii in October The North have for years been Republican party will do rowing to i ive it --on what do ban fidenee?" "On a thorough can vow A tin man vote in the Slates hive work was begun a year clubs formecl every wh The result is anorg ordinary extent and -futce or e-rents has tr aiiritti-e Kepublica en on a hia This man really seems ignorant fact that hia ahamoleos treachery i viewed alike by decent Rejnil'li" and Democrats as the most flagrant and dis-honrable act of which any man while in public position in this county has ever been guilty He does not seem to know that in everyone of his printed communications he has admitted th I he has paid out the money of the people upon orders which ho alleges were illegal and that he had no other motive for it than to make a point against the party that placed him in office lie does not seem to Know either what is apparent to everybody else that he will be the worst Leatc-n man in the county contest whoever may ed The people of this county scorn a sneak and traitor and will emphasize their hatred of hypocrisy by overwhelming John IIays with the most crushing defeat ever sustained by any man in Vanderburgh County DOUBTFUL STATES When Messrs Blaise and Looax were nominated those who procured their nomination boasted that the whole Northwest was for that Ohio and Indiana were zealous for him that Virginia and North Carolina would give him their votes and that New York New Jersey and Connecticut were in fact the only doubtful States Since then matters have greatly changed There is no such nthusiasm for the Blaixk ticket anyw! re as was prophesied and at this moment Iowa Michigan anil Illinois are doubtful States Wisconsin and Indiana ore counted safely Democratic Virginia and North Carolina are no longer claimed by the Blaixk people even Massachusetts is in doubt the majority in Maine was gathered only by the most perfect organization and the most profuse and corrupt expenditure of money and the Blaixk men admit that if Ohio should be lost by them in (Jobber their defeat in November is certain while even if they should carry Ohio next month they are still likely to be defeated in No veinber The tide of public opinion everywhere sets strongly for Honest Man Cleveland and against Blaixk The people want a change They want a at the They are ready to give the Blaixk people a vacation THE GALLED JADE WINCES Indianapolis Sentinel: Mr Calkins in his speech at Mt Vernon denies that he made the statement that soldier who would vote the Democratic ticket ought to he shot" and the further statement that colored man who would vote the Democratic ticket ought to be put back into slavery" He denounces the statements ascribed to him os a lie It was to be supposed that Mr Calkins when confronted with these statements in cold type would deny them Any -man with a spark of de-cencey in him would be ashamed of them No man with brains enough to comprehend the question of a free ballot could possess such a spirit of littleness and partisan meanness as that exhibited by such utterances But Mr Calkins did make the statements exactly US made in the (lentinel After having made the statements with strong voice and vigorous gesture in the presence of at least one thousand persons hi denial tln-reof only give another evidence of his assininity The Sentinel again declare and reiterates that Mr Calkins made the statements as published and if desires to join issue on a question of veracity it will establish beyond a peradveiiture by affidavits from members of lis own party that he did make the statements ascribed to him There are only two explanations eitiier Mr Calkins brains enough to know what lie does Hay when he makes a public speech or else when he said he did not make the statements he lied The Sentinel again says that he made the statement? and further says that no one but an ass would be guilty of such remarks THE GLASS MfSLVESS What is the matter ivitli tlie glass business? It has pleiity of protection but it does not pan out a it used to The Chicago Herald tells the story and it is getting to be a familiar one 1 1 says: The glass manufacturing interest is one that has been espf -uilly fostered by the tariff 1 1 has beet protected almost to the point of prohiblii'g imports As a specimen infant intlMry an examination or it i interesting Just ow the gloss im-iness is in the early all of tiiese hothouse In the wit low glass branch ture alone six thousand men irked durin- the year ending three nu'iilhs It is usual nanufactur rs to suspend ing July nid August This ill remain i ilo until October vod work uman will prob-- luxury diliing these months leisure usdio doubtless did nine inont-i of inaction last all know liw the manufao- tiii-i'i-H suiVt at such tii mes he 1 l1-I -1 dii' i r-n -Hl usus of 18b Bh0WBtliatthe -ployed in i'-''j preceding i-'M that 240jij manufacture year was about men girl and i 1 -V '-mployed Si no Vii'jH j-vilit- -i mil '(' ol i 1 facturers were 44000000 wiaffe eAvnea by the were 370 a year anii the titeir employ Weie give 24000 people an and dolliir a day enrich a few ii: price of n'ai-ly every article i AA lin this UQtry i Ml it to of to if lie elect-1 pperell Manufacturing com-the Laconia Company of Maine closed their cotton 1 sday on account of the de-trade About one thousand 'oteil the Republican ticket -n ay are thus thrown out of i it the Star route 0-i- nid 11 lull' Doksey ex-Rcpublican campaign agent in Indiana has united New York Sun in the great oilucing Gboveb Cleveland a great many honest people love Cleveland for the ene-s mode itin bMr li Wi'd ai Co- III) i Miles Grant has been try-re Chicago to death by pre-at the destruction of the uding Chicago is close at le hedges" with the consol-lecy that God's people will heir own this fall" if does ray certainly i i ii-r IAl -t laims to have discovered a cal phenomenon in making a mi a tub of water swallow aa incandescent lamp so that urront is turned on the light- becomes transparent But hing new in this in the Bill Mcllioax Letters the people see through even the mag-' )f Maine i- In Nile i hgv Sic i el Boston speech in Tremont eloquent Joe IIawley de-i he fully "agreed with the lid that the three most beau- in the world were a a field of wheat and a sail" but he took very good make the blunder he did in so carefully suppressed by ork Tribune) when he exregret that Blaixe should the letter i :1 41 III Villi I lAK'Aj S'ftlot A' siiiq Cfre El'ifthl- tLe Ni pr- -i i-e leader set a good example tor Vii' vers when he assumed that ha 1' King to do with Prohibition and e-i ng his ballot avoided the is-huo i iiiin-li The trouble is that unknown lull fearful thousands of voters frnunlv republicans will decline to 11 precedent They will relu dodge On the contrary they are over to go more than half way to issue and hit it bci I done by combinations Steam Amen- can brocades are especially beautiful the patterns rich in the extreme while in durability they surpass import-1 ed fabrics The American silk indus- try has indeed naushedsuch proportions ns would surprise those who have not studied the subject Foreign manufac- power and look where such a brand as the one just mentioned commends itself each year I more and more becoming really a household word American surahs are this year likewise quite up to the usual standard elegant- durable fast-colored and stylixh they are sought after by judicious shoppers since under the severest tests and dose competition they have won a verdict of approval To a lady of limited nuans a I GRATING CRESTING SASH 1040 VINE STREET (Telephone Nn 472 Special attei Health is Wealth Da Wnfi Nssvi and 11k in Ium nsnt nsiinrsnieed speclflo for Hysteria Dizi inns (Zmvulslous Fits Nervous Neuralgia Heartache Nervous Prostration caused by tb uee ol alcohol or tobacco Wakefulness Meets Depression Hoftcnlng of the Drain reeulting 1: liMiuity and leading vo misery decay and death Premature Old Age Barrenness loss of powe olu In either sex Involuntary Losses and t)M'rmsl orrhess caused by over-exertion of the brain self-abuse or over-indulgence Kach box contains one month's treatment tl On a box or si boxes furK UO sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price UITAK4VTKK NIX BOXWH To cure any case With each order received bins for six boxes accompanied with in 00 sc will send tbe purchaser our written gnaiantee refund the money 11 the treatment does not et facts cure Guarantee lued only by John WwidCo 882 West Knuiaon street Chicsg Trade wrk Murray Specific The 'Great Kna-llah Remedy positively llucuishl Wrad 0lA spermatorrhea Nervous Debility aud all to vskaess of the tenem- five OrgMii of 1 Before Tikisg a en After raktsg Price onoi postage Pamphlet free i SINAI 0 peckege 11 8fx for is by moll free 1 Sold by all Druggist let free in every applliaut Adilrem 1 if oommunio-itloiis to the Proprietors THE liURUAY KKIMCINE IJO Kansas (tyo UUW lfUJlt 8old in Evansville by A Tanner A Beard A Bon Laval SiSons Geo Haynle Peterschelm EKLIEU Agent Hayn WHITE wholeself maSdAwlyr 4 I riV rMb friclKtlr I I -R I J5 mt rllk-U MKJ4 MrfHwtlVI IKUtfiriU: St'f 1 AtilZe Wf 'tSl LlisllT 4llKK fls lOlhAo rl nnd 14 ft uf TaoIn fll hrmen snv Unn- ud iwj Mn wM Jiw K'iia'? Anvil-4 Vii'H A Ollier Artit AYkIIRKfrr PKliKfl KKTAli rim! in te riavsliy I Nr I'irrvff'n SSiUiuiio XlttHtio Truss iifd wor'-t dilYfrviilfkbim toil Pnftlnf randi wont wlih ntf' mill 1 Cnrr 1 of NTwYork out liui-flPMuof irf5tr 4 MAGNETIC ELAAT'C TRl1! i COMPANY I nv BAND MEN Hiua ini uur ILLLSTRTKD CATaLaVvL'K of BAND INSTRUMENTS Uniforms huuipai(uCoteftn4 CAMPAIGN BAND MUSIC CHURC3I LEE tiMim Kw(irViMMMip(a 200 to zos Wabaah A Chicago ill Dvfli FlntSbTflktioxMl Bin CCR MAIN FIRST STS EVANSVILLE IND Vl AirOTAOTURBR of continuous Sum Work A flfilfl ditvar And VnlMnlta PlttM (iipt Gold Silver and Vulcanite FlateCsrvec Work Artificial Palates etc neuralgia offec lens treated My faellltfee are as good and NMat'Uahment aa large (eon listing of fir -ooau) a any la the united Biotas Ansntba tissaesd A resident for the past years Indian Vegetable Cleanse the Bowels and partly tho Blood euro Bilious attacks and give healthy activity to tho Uver A few doses taken In the Spring and Fall will prevent sorloci-fllrVnofln FERRETT Agent IJI Pearl BC Bow Task PILES relief and le an MUUl! jtorPllen Frioe Ml tut drogglsta or sent prep I rnuT Sample fret Ad a Bnx IMIO Mew York ID OSLAGE DBAUBIP a O'- 1 1 be kJUil mAy peri ef Oi ft In 19 mot 91 Ernie Ifrvr1 cr ittVTT TV nUiliiy Euveri avingiiecnl'ar um toms It ia witou'ft' by an fnflanetl dltion of th biieii membrane li--11 trill teiT'diu threat affer'ii-s the lungs An fr-r-i mu ens le escrow i ih-dlseharge M- on panted with a nil bnmlhg et dmiIou There are M-v-re spasms of si eesiivr frequent aitM-n of blinding heailw-he a w-tcry anil I' flaintnl state ot tlie eye- Cream JSolm Is a remedy founded on a eometdiaguo-Is of Oils disease and can be depended upon SOeta at druggists: SOcts by mall Hainple bet-sil 10 eta Xlt Baoe I'rnrel-la il'lt tie by Owcgo A POSITIVE Curfl wltliout MMI cine hunted Of tober 16 1W6 Oni thamoflt olifltlnflta cw 11 hmr box will ouro diyi or lm AMan't Soluble Medlcsted No oiibcbfl copr I niiDtlHl wiMxi iliatinwnaiD loproiu aia i'T destioyiiie the eoallugs uf thi Price 1 'JO Nnki by all drungtsw or Ml i giiiirt presiil'-nt Va Central Pitts-bur railroad narrison Garrett the well-known banker of Baltimore Mr William linriiH president Eutaw savings bunk of Uiiltiniore and Hon Ferdinand Iailroiie mayor of Baltimore The objects of the company are many and of the most practical character to-wit: To induce increased immigration to the south and southwest practically along the line of tbe Baltimore Ohio company rand country tributary thereto to which end to acquire by purchase or other do tho control of land now substan-iiiiily in the wilderness and difficult of disposal at remunerative prices To market work lot lease ecttfe improve cultivate or ctherwisc dispose ot lauds and heredi-taiu' nt in Maryland Virginia West Virginia or elsewhere in tlie United States and generally to develop the resources ot such land by building planting clearing and otherwise dealing with the same To stock such lands and to breed graze fatten nnd deal in cattle horses sheep and produce To buy or otherwise acquire and niukc provide and carry on use and work railways tramways roads and other works which may be deemed ex-I icuieut for the purposes of this company and to contribute to the cost of making providing carrying on and working this sanv To receive and take money on deposit at interest or otherwise on the guar-uutce of the company or otherwise to raise money in such manner as the company shall think fit and in particular by the issue of bonds and debentures charged upon all or any ot the property (lioth present and future) including ito uncalled capital- To make accept endorse and execute promissory notes bills of exchange and other negotiable instruments To purchase or otherwise accept and undertake all or any part of the business propei ty tenure and liabilities of any person or company carrying on any business which this company is authorized to carry on or possessed of property suitable for the purposes of this company To enter into partnership or into any arrangement for snaring profits union of interests or co-operation with any person or company carrying on or about to carry on any business which this company is authorized to carry on or any business or transaction capable of being conducted so as directly or indirectly to benefit this couroany or to take or otherwise acquire and hold shares stock or debentures in any such company To cooperate with any other company having objects wholly or in part similar to those of this company To sell lease mortgage or 'lixpose of the undertaking of this company or any part thereof for such consideration as this company may think fit and in particular tor shares debentures r-r securities of any other company having objects wholly or in part similar to thou of this company To invest the capital of the company tor any of the purposes aforesaid aud in developing and improving or adding to the value of the lands or other property from time to time acquired by the company and to make maintain and uu such works as the company may think necessary or expedient for any of the purposes aforesaid To acquire by grant purchase or otherwise concessions of any rights property or privileges from any government (state territorial or municipal) and to perform and fulfil the terms and conditions thereof- To do all suck other things as the company may think incidental or conducive to the attainment of any of the above objects or all of them or to tbe conversion or disposition of any security or property held by the company Representing as this company docs large ocean and land transportation interests and having by reawn of their exton-s ye European agend a nnd corporate organizations unequalled facilities for selecting transporting and locating the very best class of immigran's from France Switzerland Germany Norway Sweden etc and such as from their previous habits education and pursuits would be best qualified for settlers in tbe states named it is the desire to submit to the owners of lands contiguous to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad system propositions looking to a laud-pool which must aggregate not less than 60(K)0 acres the interest of each to depend upon the value of the acreage put in In order that the interests of tbs different parties may be equalised and de termined the lands pooled shall be surveyed into tracts of twenty-five acres or mure with reference to a proper distribution of water timber and cultivated lands wholes and shall be valued by a disinterested biJn board of appraisers consisting of not leu than three persons competent such matters and entirely independent of and unconnected with the interests involved to be nominated by those joining in this plan and the pooled interests of each land-owner shall be based upon this valuation Certificates of this interest will be issued to the several owners in exchange for the loud which will be placed in the hands of a trust company or trustees mutually selected Bo soon as the trustees are in possession of these lands and can pass title for any tract that may be sold the Baltimore Ohio Immigration company will proceed with tho aid of the foreign emigration agencies associated with it and the Baltimore Ohio Railroad company to secure the most thrifty and desirable immigrants and such as are best adapted to the peculiarities of climate uuj soil of the tract to be settled and transport and locate them upon inch lands within a reasonable period and without expense to the land owners In order to secure the best kind of immigrants provision will be made for furnishing houses tools cattle etc to the immigrants settles on said lands upon reasonable term? so as to enable them to make a good start T1ih is a sketch of a plan which' it uolieved will readily commend itself to favorable consideration It needs no aign-ieiit to show if earned out the great which will result to all concerned avticuUriy to those who own large tracts of landi now substantially in the wilderness and difficult of disposal at remunerative prices Under the program proposed mch lands can be sold populated xnff improved without trouble or expense to their owners other than the appropriation of 25 per cent of the net proceeds which it is believed would be almost immediately more than covered by the enhanced value of such adjacent tracts as they might reserve for private disposition The history of settlements in the west and northwest shows that where land companies with sufficient resources have been properly managed un- mm ill-w1iwirfl mw4mws fh fr well-cHiwI nyntema the almost a and and shades rents little can sell so A Ought to the shape with cutter in who has to buy the stock of suits to west His ing for Carpets window sold very best Dyspepsia Jsudlse It enemies ASS It alssnsts It It ba uaad PRICKLY Bick Fain the sMasaccass valunble this annoying all disorders ad regulate Ache Oiey utter from to'dotiShoai eerjeuytothk 55c art CARTER Pier Che plelf arising from To womae Has to tMr Dnnta Pi8 A A Cemmes Statement It seems Kennedy thromrh nifl failed to found of end to tho Dr JTmnedy Dbax Sis: srer been heller the then whom hop of relief 'Greeley a heart Whether thii be so or not cun never be ascertained but it is a potent argument aguinstthe pernicious habit of mud-slinging in American politics Jepn be the attraction this fall 1 1 is filled Miller carjiet department will with the latest patterns of velvet muse ingrain carpets also curtains all at lowest prices No expense is the reason we cheap KlrMt-CloMM Workman have proper encouragement in ot the best material to work Knowing that he has the best Indiana induced Mr Lyon just returned from New York finest and most fashionable imported goods for winter measure ever opened in the stock of ready-made cloth men anil boys is simply tremendous! And oh I so cheap mattings oil cloths rugs shades and cornices will be cheap at Miller Bros The workmen to do tbe work CURES AUDISEASESSmi LIVER KIDNEYS STOMACH AMD BOWELS Y3k ALL DRU661STS PRlCtlOOUAR1 General Debility HaMtwal Coastipe- Liver Complalxt Head ink Diseased Hid- -Bejs Ete Eta oely the Potent Dross among wUohmeybaaeaiMsatadrsiBKLT ASS SA1Z SUllU xurnsixi ITCXU BXXXA su tbs system thoroughly sad ss PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD Xs TTaeqmeled- not on Intoxicating borarafte nor eat as aooli bycaaaoeoritsCathartL-Proportlm ASH BITTERS CO Solo Proprietors ST LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY CUBE Eeadscha and xtUere all (he troubles IncL Side Ac While has ham shown In curing jiiCK la Constipation curing and preventing complaint while they also correct of tha stomach stimulate the llrer the bowels Xren if they only enrsd HEAD would be slmost priceless to thorn Who tbii complaint Dutforta- BBiBlTthdroodaoMdM ACHE Liver PDls srew small mi a OBSortwoiSlsmmasdom strictly vqicubla snd do not gnpeor nrGnhnthrth-1- aentla action picas all who for iSs cts i sveywhsEer swit by il MEDICINE CO Kew York DR DAVID KENNEDY 1 Cere eV Kldw Ceeattpettee uiapnra state of th BLOOD who ante from VoS thaillj fam am I ia an A One Dollar a bottle er sUnss Dm Ismifi leiwt If CURE GRAVEL Mi Plislhl A Yen Hsy Centtde In to have been rmerforDr David ot Bondout to smMsgkh preparation widely known KKN-N FAVOtUTlt KKMKDYi njnt offierthare oompus Tbe subjoined letter will ba rltal interest to sufferers from travel genemi public: Albany Kerch 9 UM JMmI JT Let me tell you frankly that I havs per 111 to proprietary medlirfnes sel msjoitty of them to be nothlnx better methods of obtalnlnx money front people sufflulnx makes many to cetch nt any Thee are meen -V-- del'l-1' tyun I now by si i lyuu tmutii to t-cs l'tal) thing 1 hail tovu a uili trail grav! ftr -i on and had re-iurbd toma -i enilnen' "liyMcidi for Itef tin no pt-rmiusi tv'y1 of Ji About three your il-o yur T1- lll-i FDY was irco-con'MJi-l 'o me I liieresnlt In a Msn'cni 1 rltl it hiin-ii-urol mei-om-Dleielr 1 ani i-nlidiit it niv life You -KIEY Utuu thaii A'-i-ty -s fra uruUije euum-K-tv-l iit' ibi-i-misl Apjim'-r offirein Albany U- Is wli known snd write for no punOM but to ile go 1 to oihen As a medicine for all diseases Hie Hlre- Liver Kidneys sud Digestive Cntnna KENNU-DY'K FAtOlllIE HEMKDY has farly won IU high refutation Write if ueslrmble taDr Davtd -ut I he it-n iiur" if- I 1 i It! 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BU'I 1141 tUtaBItteulBMb pidUlitvR flMiiia Of IndUr- Hl-IIIL bmi fella im 11 im pwv rwi rm iv mm IBfllfrv ft (rBlflLf rf It erll fr FOR TRIAL 84Um l4L 4flbfl4M flWM I PEUASii: SELF-UURE Ssomi1 7 rennt Knws OnSAMte wkwi i jinawaulUd gUKreN WAbVa COhi Uerterto nilir ir'- Dmas 1 iii UKUliki atsaaezuatca time Uekiuire -an 7 prauuHjif nd to ptrionm airv-a £yflr properly nwd by ii'wtoMk erAiK o( jrouih io Pill aim! otUni MivniioniorttlNDl ftHH fd YlNPUHtMitilkMe Jb Axhcmarston feqinUi nor buk iHutotuiMi I Wlr flWM JtrfcMUf IM 1 rhjMlcsIlmoir dualiornb i taABBB hmm pmfUtH dtesnT mVw kaOd M8 8feNfe ISiSJS foil infftmnlioo nanl Tnlinbflk ins Phrsma" ewsovrn MswYarfc Ailm'ni-itralurs ftdle Ucol Lstnte Sotii-e that by "lrthe of an orderol tno Vaii -rnnrgh rcult Opnrt the tln-denignei slminaiiiit'or Le ill annexed o' the will offer ot lb rou- on Haiun tli billow ns described real estau situate tn Vanderbin gn rounty Did to wit-Tlie sere iiy-itvi-(7M loot of lots sieve ll twelve fill aud thirteen (IS) mvi and a -fngsvvuntl- avt-uuiMii hlorli sigh a tiiat partof hei-ity of Evansville known na a oo and la-1 ur tbe west Moliiu ota Tnerc WsfiuaM-on nut bus a large thre story brick building well xnited fur a hotel I-1 I 1 i l-en jg i- tii ll- i-t! I 1 't ll! li-- I I l-t "Ji! ij- I'i'u i iu I c- vi I ii' I i aivS-g I wii 'w p-i i el -'-o'clc -L SI Mv ikk air aiM'-t w5 il nvssg Hi a -v -VAdSw dre of tbis kind is a sure refuge while I course those few who would confiue it moot attractive costumes are being made powers and possibilities within a chan-up oi the surahs and brocades in com- raj bination Satins will be important in politics" I have nothing to fall wear and handsome brocades are of iay other than that the city i rock-velvet on satin grounds ribbed republican and a Cleveland MiLUMBKY xnd Hendricks flag cannot be discov- The perennial capote appears again but I ered with a glass strong enough a newer style that will commend itself to see the man in the moon wink The itself to dressy buyers by reason of nov people here virtually know nothing ot elty a certain coquettishness is a shape general national politics The three as small as the capote but with a sud- dailies are all republican in color and den sharp peak above the forehead we seeing only one side are kept com- affairs Mr Cleveland will inevitably select his Cabinet Now no one not even a Blaine man will seriously tend that with such men as we named such men as Bayard Kernan McDonald Beck Thurman Lamar Hoadly Randall Garland Morrison Pendleton Hammond Carlisle Hewitt Tucker iiuiiiuiuu'i uiriuii uiiniu i ucaer T-1" sure or an honest conservatire and clean administration Nor does any one doubt that it is from such men tiiat President Cleveland will select hi Cabinet O11 the other side suppose Mr Blaine to become President is it not certain that he will select a Cabinet like unto himelf? Has he not already openly put himself under obligation to persons whom no good citizen would like to see in high and responsible public places Is it not a fact tiiat the public men of the Republican party whom the country would be reaily to see in Cabinet places are almost entirely either opposed to him or giving him such halting support as excludes them utterly from the prospect of Cabinet or other responsible positions under Awaiting the Comptroller lleelnfton New Brunswick Sept 13 Associated Press Examiner Shelly is still in the same position with the bank pending advices from Washington Director Howell said this morning that the officer were awaiting the comptroller's decision preparatory to deciding what course they should persue He thought they would be able to state definitely what they would do during the early part of next week Physicians told Mr Warner of Hutchinson Wis that his wife was suffering from neuralgia of the heart He sent for one bottle of Athlophoros What success attended its use may be gathered from the fact that a few months afterward Mr Warner wrote to the manufacturers asking to be allowed to take the agency for the medicine in the northern part of Wisconsin I have used it in my own family" he says have seen it used in two other cases with great success" Treachery to the Mtalwarto From the Boston Globe Mr FolgeFs death was hastened no doubt by chagrin at his terrible defeat in Uie New York gubernatorial contest two years ago A man of spirit and pride the treachery of the Half-Breeds under the instigation of Mr Blaine cut him to the heart lie never could free his mind from the cruel letter written by Mr Blaine to Dick Harrington during tho memorable canvass That letter said: oiuD'eM of in-t I -1 '-If I'-il i i 5 se a i- 1 "'-'Si III which is filled in with lace or ribbon Small poke bonnets are also largely imported but will probably be secondary to the pointed shape just mentioned Round hats show high pointed crowns with narrow brim Choice of material lies between felt and velvet the latter being very much used also in trimming with lighter accessories of black or fancy gilded laces and velvet ribbon from two to three inches wide which has sometimes a reverse side of gros grain or satin Uncut velvet ribbon is stylish and the new rite or curled velvet with satin on the wrong side is in keeping with the Astrakan effects in dress goods Biyarre effects are produced by fancy feathers put together at random a touch of the mania seeming to have reached the world of millinery There is a revel of patching together which gives room for the utilizing of odds and end a Birds' heads repose on highly unsuitable breasts wings emerge where wings were never meant to be while ostrich tips are placed in hap hazard style There is a method in this madness however for in the arrangement of all trimming the intent is evident to subtract from breadth and give height Embroidery is a marked feature as where the crown of a velvet bonnet is covered by a bright spray of flowers wrought in silk where the crown or brim of a folt hat shows an all over net work of fnney stitohing these being only a few examples of the many ways in whicli this novel adjunct will ap pear SEPTEMBER NOTES Jersey cloths are brought fltocy lining that will irm enough for winter -1 1 be extremely popular -I or garniture while for ling wear lace over-be in great demand ilt braid will be ol and around the costumes continuous It or silver balls will irnment Plain tailor I ith tumes still have much ri 1 et will be a fWrorite -i ry kind of goods both the ribbon layed in fashion insists on the I high and the new to go over a high role ladies are determined nr and continue to do it-rs are in limited de-r because unsiiited ti 4 and other novel athers will lad yet ji never be quite ii braid brought out roul and tinsel braid i-- Li- in lk JAM! 1S 1 '1 Spilrglu-id l''i u'-ii' a'i MoHI-Ml'r cuiii-iyi'1 til gold t11 I'M 1 1 has rKiliice 1 l-'-'l -fi s'tiOL Gov nre'Ujboi 1 corr li li'e i uii --J ml -gi uis 1 I iii I i aiitiClLC Sill: gav'i lo it r-tn -oiiint i tJ is if lL-ial i iogiru'-r 0 a roiin -miiDt-ro 9 OI'iIm tori fjill invariably ba bevu largo profits ut'i benefit: to all conct-niod rlnle the comlitioiw pailor Litii ht li lenient must be made in tin above n-Uiicil utntes are dif-ftTPiit Iruui lijo HaMiinUiroU by cck'msa-rii'n fc-vri ii wct it i b-twed that tv lav( ruble n-i-ulG Hed-UugN Pllen Hie- iiMU-hm itiii- bug rats mice cluartid out receipt ol price For further pailkul eireular Box 1888 AhUE ly- Ai Jqhx York I CURE ox- Cute colic cramps oily tor aclte-t pains -n rAt in ill lv ot Rais I.