Daily News, Volume 2, Number 79, Franklin, Johnson County, 19 November 1880 — Page 3

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7 00am..»00^ndt 700am..1*00 md 4 SO pm.. 1800ma 4S0pq».. 9 30a«

oa Van-

Spi Railroad..

xmlii and thro' weat jhall aod «tmi*n« tooth o* Danville & VioceaneiRR.ll 80am. 4a and utaUoitt oa lltla&fe idland Railroad 700am..

lie..

4*pBi. 4fQpn.

7 0uam..l0 00pm

700am.. SOOam 7 00 a m..l000pm

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in#port and atationa oo T.

fcSpiWlleld RR........ 7

H. *. 8. B. RR 4»pm.. 00»m HACK LINKS. ilrleton,Prairie Creek,Gray* IlleandFalrtMinka.TaMfiay, ItneadaY and Saturday 700am.. 70Qam •]#flCli*..?rui.»4^rwid8t4S»pto.. 100pa '5» city la divided Into seran Carrier DUtricUP rMT^DfrTRfCT-Fred Tftfcr, Carrier. arth tide ot Main »treet, between 9th and 7th eta toorth from Vain to cltr Ifmita, iiclttding lie allay between 7th and 8tn and to the alter woen 4th and 5tto atraeta alio, 8th, 9th and alreeta, north of 3d arenue.

i, and all territory between 4tn aod &H, atraatl

th to the city limit*, Inclnding to tLc alley be en Sd and 4th atreeU and t« the alley between ind 7ti» ftreata «l*0 7tp «t(eet aaafh of DemJ, to city limit*. rntK*

U»TJ|IOT—/amea

Johnaon, Carrier,

rha *o»trof jMain ntraeW fro* fbaTifef to

fWwrti aior-^Fnmk 8rtf«r, OkM. '''ho north lide of Main itrpet, rram the nver to atroet, and all territory went of the alley beeen 4th and 5th atreeta, and north to the city

-J"rank

fcanal,DirrRU*

M. MUla, Carrier.

he nortt side «f Main street, from "th to the between t(h and 10th utreeta. and all jrcltory from the alley betws*n 7th and8th street* kit to tbe Vandalia RR,, north to Sd aronue, and territory north of the Vandolta RE., eaat ,h atreet to city limit*. tiixth Utrraicr—John It Byera, Carrier. The aonth wide of Main, between 0th and 7U recta, from the alley between 6H and 7th atreeta, •#t to the old canal, south to Doming, and all tor* -%ry eaat

on Poplar street and nontk tocltylimiU,

BCVKKTH

DuTmcT-louls

.Vislnons |art

•rib

Bggan*,

aide

after waiting

Jr., Carrier.

of Main street from 7th eaat to city

6It*, Including th* north aide of Main, cant of canal bed to city limit*, tad all territory wen*m Ninth street, *a»t to city limit* from Pop Jaet on the south to the Vandalia RR. track tn north. "m. 8. McClidn, Audita it ^rrler. whoae doty to make extra collection gad delivery trip*. naaai.ATiosa. The mall I* collcctadinan atr*etHtlerho|W on lain street rrotft lirt tft isth street*, north on 4th to horry, *onth on 4th to Walnnt and south on l*t ^Poplar, and Ohio atreet between 1st and 5th. wn week day between 8,80 and 9.80a m, between and 10:90 a m. between 13:90 and 8:00 m, lis coll«ctlon Includes to Poplar street on the l, and ea*t to ISth.and north to Unlon'popot] !•^ween 8:90 and 1:90 m, between 4:90«tid 5:90 and between 8:00 and 9-ft) m, 411 other are collect!^ from twice per day, between uts of 8:00 and 10:00 a in and heir »d 7 :S0 m. day in!

also a d«tt*e|

-4 to snch bn*|ne«» hOtt**s 1* dr« ftce of bnslneas la lMat«d batwte "Weet* and not mora flMAOnf *qtt*r£

On Sunday, the PoaiPfWe ppet^ Slock

The attention of iha piiWlc l»called distance each ca|r«r ^»«lljM.t# l«*lng a dl»t#aj* |j| yjted* a nested to place WOCTS ra theif

Mch other convenient

I»wall

KlVdTih Mtiia, BtCilO

a », and perron* 4fi^rlnif

1.1 »t the triniMl Lit carder. Sunday collection* ovei the entire

city

i* mad

Mtween 4:90 aad 5:30 m, aad again la the bnst .ess part, of the city between 8 and 9 o'clock Receiving boxes have been placed on every cor jer of Main atreet to enable persons residing near to avail themselves of the freqnent collection oade thereon with a vary *b*rt walk.

front door*

place#

fbmpt delivery of

a* will facilitate the

mail.

Carrier* are

lancer than

s»t

allowed

90 second*

Jell,

and

for

an answer

that

Lookad tfcfa *11 lh« re*.

long

and

%ery. Carrier* are

Immediately HpMtM

totte ownt them the!

receiving

«»*wer, he mnst rctaw the mall ttntll wc

obliged to be

1 their workqntckly, Imt

prempu and t»

under

©he Impolite or dUoontt#«»,and

clrcamoUnce

jtgyftneb *h»«ll

mntng dog* sr' warned that anlea* they keep tied during the day, carrier* will not deliver mall, bat thay will be ohl^edjte call *yh

'3SRVOU8 DEBILITY. eBAirs ifEaric MSBtaniB rtAN WA**^

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gliah E«mady.

JBw S|w»rmaUrrb«N*. Innotrncy. and Bltoeeeee*that

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gtffil TMimJl****: Aim TAIUIi. •A Memory, t'aiwNAl t«««U«de, Pain In the Sack, IMmnes* of XUKm, Pwaatars Old Ase. Asrf many ether DUeaee* that lead to Insanity or €km»nmf*fe« and a PremMnt* grw*,

Kghrun partknter* tn mt jMuapaiet, which we iclre t«**nd free t(y will toe»err on*. MTl\e %Sped«c Medicine to *«M by all jtWgUt^ at packng*, ids parkag** ft* »U will be nt mall od receipt of dM maovyr by *4-

TMK *JMAT amemfi cm No, S Mec-haaie** Bteeh, Uvm, Sold In Te rr* Baata aad by all Drngg*»*» where.

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tfe^w^SH^yTMHt girU iWtk* WMF fa»t*r at work ft* Mjtan tt anything «jlw. Tfce work l* S^h» «td a a 8 a a a A wboMwwt**. who ***«&{• Mlteft, WOI Oietr nddreaaee at me*. m4 to* CAMly onitt and t«rm»7i«4: new i» t*#l8pw.

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And waa carried off to glory.

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PfWKfeWtba*!* .it's rn' "RR-Teiat DadVflle. 700 am. .1000 pm Ohio, Northern l^dlrichlganapdJaBa«,.. 7 00am..1000pm

SOUTH.

.turrit)*, Vlncenaea and jrinceton .s.,*... 7 00am..lt00rodt "Jlranch and 8nUlran(thro'

H. RR 700 a in.. 1800mdt lavllta and atationa on B. T.H. RR. ...T.....U..J. 4 90pm.. saopm ,tb«ra UHooU and Weatorn .•ntuckjr 4 80pm.. i80fi» tthirn IIH&eU afldWe«t«rtt vantocky 7 00am.. 12 00 mdt 1 thlngton and atationa on

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Tor Um» baltw Bra gateau, ,• Iioriii«Bu«aarModoi«tM TU1 tbt diMlnt hrtngs mi all the nat.

NOTHINO LOST.

Koltoin# kwt, the drop of daw That ttrwsMaa yi

the leaf or flow*?

la bat exhaled to fkti anaw,' In mmmtur*

thondar abovar

Partitanoe to aparkle tn the flow Of Jbaatalna 4ur away.

Sowtthoordaada t»r

.10 90av 8 15 pa

000am

7 00 a m.. 1000 pm

gooAot

111

The? bare their power acaroe Than let tunae our better win To make them rtf» with good Like cJrelea on a lake Uiey go,

16 pm

Btef within rtf and farar «a)r Oh, that oar daeda were (hahlooed That they might bteaa alway.

KPTTAPHS.

Q«t« Ilea the body of Mary HiOeh, V/Bo tuta ti«dc 1 UAr« atai&ge atory She slipped, on* day, on a parlor match,

Thla atona la rrred to Konce Moon, Who ooold eat from

dawn till aet of eon

Oneday* ail he Ikl^ybdat, Aahaa -hn w»d doattbdoatl Beneath tbU i,rareslab reau in peace.

Oar aged

coo'r,

Jane Skinner,

Th# atern ilcitL angel snatched her ofl. While ahaQIng paaa Ar rtlnnet.

Hera Ilea Ann Mann Who lived,, an old maid And died an old Maon.

fHi

homb.j^.

"Oh! think of It, wives and hnabmxM, Qb! think of U, parent* dearAll ye wedded host* and annlk

That linger 'twlxt doubt and fear Y* have cboaen and asked Ood a blemlng,

Ye have married for weal or woe, And ye have It within your compaaa To make lioma a heaven or na"

The reverend gentleman, raising his hand with some vehemence, made a

R»1,

Il7» a «a@»:ce

of the city:

7:00

and

4:S0

rnb at the offender, and being successopened it to throw the insect from him, wheti. in extreme distrust, he exelaimed, "Why, it, it's a wasp!"

Sunday' Afternoon In Germany. Thecloeeof the ^fteryow sfiviceis the signal

for

the coinmenwrarfmt of the

Sunday revels. On ordinary Sundays the men play skittles at tho public houses, while the. women sit together in groups at their doors, and gossip or sing, or do nothing but whenever the people have any money in their pockets, anq can afftml to pay tor a band, they get up dftncoi and amusements. An excuse for stich festivities is never wanting—a school fcaala weeding or a patriotic an"•^fhiversary. Tho Government in its anx* iety to ke*»p up a military spirit in the country encourages everything which will recall the victories of the Franco-

Germtui war and as every village furuished its contingent at that time, opportunitieeq/ rewlry are not wanting. Ono viBltettMll*«ehrat* tlve Uegmratian ot wir, aifomlr »Uie battl# 4f^Vorth, ftm other tlie capitulation of Sedan or Mete, and so on. All the neighbors go in pilirritnage to the

dorf

where the celebration

takes place it invariably bedns on Sun day, and lasts till the small hours on Tuesday niorning, when the patriots refhair lian&M in Iho Condition expre«wively styled in Germany "cat's grief," condition in which for two days at least, It is impossible to do any work whatever.

A JiATCJM.1* thoritf of j^l. %U4ottfWho th* tnitU ot fawtte^«a|»« Qftifofnla paper, there is a certain point on a ridge high up on Kearsarge mountain where ma be hearrl ttie rbtnbki of trains on the Sonlberti railixjad, at tbey Crow the miu» to the west of Mohave, one humlrea and forty mih» diatont There ts a ««ttKrdaily train pa4s»*«a« hatfoast ten o'clock, and upon readying the pg°«»tfi.hour la board as stated. It is%«imoi tranr in nature, bat scarcely mow wondwrol than some of ttie mountain echoee thai venad of, nor moit fmsOTpttpeiwIwi ihsn late achievements of la telephones, phonographa, and meg* phones, poemblr invtdting ths aame prind j^e of conducting sound through u« air of tho solids, -.

LJUIJ! tl

Turn

Are Mtefc,

the Kidney Wortadmtiiefnent iiiMioUf cr column, and It will explain to T^u rational method of getting: well. aMi Wort will wive yon more doctor's than aajr other mrdlcJae' known. with tpiTilte energy on the kidneys liver, It tares the worst diseases caawo by their detmftcenMtniL Use it at onoejn dry or form. Either is eqtiiBy rtftdeat, ttie liquid t# th* Mttiest, bttt the dry Is tht roost ecoaomk

flH ladder. crose—tread

Why is a wickeii itellont like a 4^* ro-idtat 1 B^eaqad he will sdi^ilUte nt ,night .v V..'-'

Tl»ere ar® reHgioqa ynen who are not good* and goo& nea who are not veil* giotu.

In dalifomia Ch^r make alffoholout at beets. In Chicago tbtrr make beats out of alcohol.

A model surgical operation—To take the cheek out of a ydang man, or tho jaw oat of a yonng woman.

A wag, speaking of a blind wood-saw-yer, saia, "While none ever SAW him see, a great many hare seen |iim saw."

A man nas recently invented an apparatus for arresting and extinguishing gjnarks. Ate tho girls going to Stan a

"Dont yon mean to marry again, Deacon Jones?" asked the Widow Simpkins. "No," growled ho: *Td rather lose what ribs Fve got, than take any more." "Did any of you ever see an elephant's skin Tasked a teacher of an infant class. "I have," said a little One. "Where?" asked the teacher. "On tho elephant," was the reply. "If you don't stop your coughing,1*

ts.,

The Profane Parson.

Once upon a time, in the dark ages o: the nineteenth century, there lived gentleman who held a commission in tne army.

But he had serious scruples as tc whether it was right or wrong to kill his fellow crea,ture8 at the bidding oi others or. in fact, whether it was not a crime to kill his fellow men at all.

He decided that it was wrong, especially the glitter and tinsel thrown about the murderous profession so ho sold his commission and entered the church, thinking that as he waa an intelligent man, and not a mere machine, he might do more good to humanity in that line than in the other line.

One day, discoursing to a rustic congregation on the folly of using profane language, he told them that he himself was once guilty of the same follv, and addicted to the same vice, but that he hud completely conciuered the habit.

A flying insect, hearing the boast, winked his eye at tl congregation, and thought, "I will put him to the test." So, making a circuit of the gentleman's head, he lit upon his nose. "See!" said the reverend gentleman "here is an illustration. At ono time I would have sworn awfully at this flv but. look, now: Raising his hand, he saia gently, "Go away, little fly! go away!" but the fly only tickled his nose the more.

lawyer's reply. Mr. Heep said to a drunken fellow,

:fIf

I were in your place, I would go out to the woods and hang myself." The Answer was,

MIf

yoo* in my plaish, yod

couldn't get there." "What time is it?" asked a customer of a restaurant clerk, as he settled for his breakfast. ''It's* quarter after ate," replied the clerk, as he raked, in the cash and twenty-five cent check.

Early one morning, a banker was found on1 his knees at his front door, trying to unlock it with a lead pencil, and saying, "Howze zhiftf Soinebozzy'a been foolin' wiati se combination."

An English physician says mosquito bites "drain the blood of its bad humor." But then, on the other hand, they put a man into a bad humor, so we can't see the advantage of encouraging the insect to bite. *,

One of the strange features of human nature is that a pious m«m will declare on his bended knees thdt'he is the chief of sinners, and has nothing good in him. and then will get up and brand the man as a liar who corroborates, these fervent statements,

A policeman who had offered his hand to a young woman and been refused, arrested her and took her to the Station-house. "What is the charge against this woman asked the lieutenant. "Resisting an offer, air," was the reply. She was discharged, and so waa the officer.

He KHFT HIS WORD.—OF, Governor Briggs. of Massachusetts, it is remembered that for several years before his death he never wore a collar, appearing thus unadorned at his levees ana on- all public occasions. Few men knew the stranao reason for tljis. He had a neighbor whom he likea exceedingly, and who was on the way to become a continued drunkard. With this man the Governor remonstrated warmly, until at last the listener answered, "I will never rink again if you will never again wear a oollar." "Agreed," said the Governor. Eaoh kept his word the man was saved, and the Governor paid no manner of attention to the sometimes sharp criticisms upon his apparent carelessness his

^res^===SS!^^

—THow wonderful is the enterprise of Americans in the matter of promoting railroad communications between the different sections of the country. A Chicago mm enn now leave for the Black Hills on Monday, reach Deadwood on Thursday, get into a dispute with a leading citizen and have nis bc-dy sent back to Chicago in eighty hour*.

Dr. Wa£hsmith, of Berlin, s^ys that if one-third part of oil of turpentine is added to chloroform, the latter can be administered as an ansesthetic without the risk usually attending it. The reason assigned i« that tho stimulating properties of the turpentine intercept in a marked manner tho pulmonic paralysis which is lometimee induced by the chloroform, aad which is often tho cause of death.

A middle-aged man, whoee coat had seen other if not better days, rushed breathlessly into saloon, *h«otherday, and said: "Woman over at the poetomce—just got letter—husband

man. taking a few steps from die bar. drank it off at a gulp. "Ah!" he says, "I foel better now—stronger—braver. I nover could bear to see human misery." "You'll feel it if yon don't travel suddenly," says tho bar-tender. He went out foully robbing tower button, saying: *1 reel wronger, braver,now.", greaTv«uo

Physiologically, *oop his for those who hurry to and from their meals, as it allows an interval of com-

ninttton ia attacked, rest before aOiidfbod being as important aa rest afte^ it. Let

sodden as was the attack. When the

ghock o^ an ill mastjcated half pound of beet Bat if a snail plate of «oiip be Men, nonrishment will won Se fntrtdn»d, and strength to-receive store substantial material will follow.

Polit%nes« is to man what beauty is (to woman. It creates an instantaneoai impression in his behalf while the op*

have made hundreds soccessful, while the beat of men, by their hardness and coolness, have done themselves an incalculable imttry, the shell being eo rough that the wtjsrki could not believe there

ttie mttd fat the proad EL wabeth to^^ walk

on. his career throt^h life would scarcely have been worth regarding. Diwm ot men have been mcoeMfttTui life by pleasbBg manners alone. It is a trait of character «reil worth coltivatli» er forget the value of tne dt^r.

Oody is weary. the Stomach canno4 stand ia fcore towns than any other daily paper

hnpreseten in hie behalf while the oppoaite quality exercises as quick a prefa- News has increased her circulation over dice agnirat hha. Poiiahed BKwwt i-: .'pp '«fi| one thbnsa^t within the last thii# day«.

annex an Oto the answer when there oo raraaipdp anfl wheethem fain* i. ttUtMe*, irhaletCT jUnay, be. aime* 0 to the

mm.

the aftswet* be diwdi the me by 2, andyouwill ha^ m, gotd ib were Is no remainder y6n add a c^he^.

170 and remainder yoo iljetijftjr© place a 5 at tiie end of the littj, tied the result j« again 1,795.

iTwariiii mf fieee.''1'*^

OnS of the moat popnlsr medicfriiSg n'oW before the American public, ts Hop Bitters. You see everywhere. People take It with good effect. It builds them up. It is not as pleasant to the taste as 1ume other bitters, as it is not a whisky ^rink. It is more like the old fashioned bone sat tea that has done a world of good. If

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life People's Paper.

The Terre Haute DAILY NEWS

ILa'1

if"

''Sim

general news, which is spread out inter

minably in the metropolitin journals.

Its editorial columns, while dealing large-

ly with National' an3 State "politics are

especially devoted to city, township and

county affairs. ~And the miscellaneous

literary selections are culled with great .* 1 care, and with a conscientious regard if 3 the instruction and morals of the com

munity. The sound and healthful in

fluence of a hearty laugh is recognized by

THE NEWS corps, and no effort is spared

to lajr before our patrons the latest and

choicest productions of the Twains and

Bui$*tea lan^.^

The city department of the NEWS is

well looked after. Each day it contains

incomplete record of the events occurin^,

in our midst .Sensationalism in statement

and matter ia studiously excluded, and ur

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Li'

Possesses many advantages as a: daily

newspaper over all other competitors cir

culated in the City of Terre Haute.—THE 1 '---it:.'T" '.hi :i NEWS is a modern newspaper in the full

*y-s',

sense of the term. It belongs to that

class of papers which is flourishing most

signally in the East and West, and filling

the especial, wfrnt of the people of to-day

viz. a cheap, spicy paper which furnish

es atl the rum in tlie most reliable form.

Many of our people cannot afford to take

the costly city papers, while others find

neither the time nor the inclination to

peruse their lengthy.and indistinct columns

printed" in small type. "I^TTkws pres

ents in compact shape the telegraphic and

aixm

stantial accuracy of each and every item.

The KBWS is circulated more largely and

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and has now *o*£ fid* circulation

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