Daily News, Volume 2, Number 98, Franklin, Johnson County, 13 December 1880 — Page 2

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DAILY NEWS

8. P. 3KAUCHAMr. Bdiwraad Proprietor. PabiteaUca **a **to *«•««.

Sauced at lb«fumOto«*Terre Baal* f*4ia**»

MONDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1880.

SECRETARY THuMl'SuN HEsWNED It is reported on reliable authority that Secretary Thompson has resigned his position Secretary of the Nav? of the United Sta$'J8, to take effect January IHh, 1881.

SOUTHERN P&I90H DIBECTOEMuch talk has been heard of late about the directorship of the£k)Uthern prison,and the candidates for the position and their fl turn, audjhe deserving o? each claims to tbejpositioa. We understandjthat James JlcUutcheon. Hon. I. N. Pierce,Llnas Burnett, and Jas.ILMcNeely.are all candidates for*that position from this place alone, and there are one or two other localities somewhat interested in the appointment yet to hear from. Considering that no other locality will have a candidate whose show will amount to anything, audit become* the duty of the Legislature to accept one of the above named gentlemen from among us, we can readily testify to the ability, of each and every gentleman named it to efficiently perform the duties attached to the office. Each gentleman no doubt thinks,that the party owes, to him, in consideration of valuable services rendered the Republican party in this immediate vicinity. and will no doubt press them energetically.

MORE SPIRITS.

Is the Bow Street Police Court to day, upon the appearance, on remand, of Mrs. Susan Willis alias Fletcher—lately arrived from New York—charged with defrauding Mrs. Davis. by means of pre leaded spiritual communications, Mr. St. John Wontner announced that owing to the Importance of the charge it had been taken by the public prosecutor, and he now, on behalf of the Treasury, applied for a remand. The accused was then remanded until December Slat, on the same bail—£$0 with two sureties—as was fixed on the 7th instant.

THAT MEXICAN.

THIS case of the extradited Mexican Cotsi, came up in the Superior Court at San Francisco, last Friday, and at the re quest of the Deputy District Attorney, who desired to examine the papers, it was continued until to morrow, •JUDGE FiTZOEitAt.n, a Baron of the Exchequer, Ireland, has received a letter threatening that he will be murdered, unless he charges fairly in certain Limerick eases. 1 'i w"*'

8ECBETABY THOMPSON,

Secretary Thompson waa in New York last Friday, consulting with capitalists interested in the Panama Canal Company It la believed In Washington that Mr. Thompson already has, or in a few days will accept the position of President of the American branch of the Company, and resign the Secretary ship of the Navy.

AKOTHBR LIBEL SUIT.

Charles B. Far well, Congressman elect for Uic Third District of Illinois, last Thursday brought suit in Chicago against the JVWfor $50,000. for damage# sustained by him through the iVVtM editorials during the election canvass.

W^Mm^0imT'^'T1!''T^SS^!98SS^BSSSSSSSS9

TKMJ'KRANCIS workers can well Uke knowledge of the fact that liquors of all kind#, including wine* are of late seldom seen upon the tables or sideboards at any of the most fashionable receptions. Out lured people have come to tbo conclusion that wine is not an essential of hospitality The banishment of wine from the White House by Mrs. Hayes'-the inverted wine glass of General Grant at the gfeat ban queu that the world has given him, bare been the most effectual temperance lectures ever delivered. No father desire* hi# daughter to tnarry a drunkard, And no mother but revolts at the thought that her son should become one. There is no mistaking the fact that every day there is gmwlng a larger inquiry, how shall we *1 protect our sons and daughters from the legalized temptations to vice.

WMILUL^ttJai

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MLh

,. TaitMK is much anxiety in Gloucester. Mwwachusett^ ft»r the fcjtfcty wssebt»f the Bank* tieet, exp^ttl to the terrible November gale*. Four of the vessels have been absent about fix weck», and should have returned to «hm cester. The schooner Eraws, from Bt John*, New Foundland. for Green Hav, is reported lost, with a!) her

crew

Four of

the crew of the wm k«?d berk Brisloliau, brought to Gaspe* Quebec, by the *ch? ex Wa»p. on Thurtdav night, had and tike captaia of the two others are net expectwl to recover.

Tat* Court of Queen"* Beech has granted* writ of habeas cotp«4 case of the Her W. m. Ettriigirt, ritualUt, of Bordedley. near Birnsiagh am, iaiprisooeil In the *mnty Jail at Warwick. Hie writ returnable nn Mondav next Thitami* *im«ar to that of the R«v. Mr. Dale. ggueuMUuaMiMiijiij*-1—-w

-Tlvet*! that wh*re my MmIM w««t t»f* *5 Iowa woman •»«&« Rjoadli«r bwb«Bd Ijanginginth^atahle.

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as*. HA&BtlOSS POLITICAL SXP1HS&B ~A*0T«£B tIB ]TAILW. f" The fackto to day gm» cum-noy to rumor that hal been us

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nrTnfissMf* J?* jUvM

j,,.- n_. Jt'H j-uin "by' paper that the (Jeneral pretended fl bill W the State Cerrtr*dCon» -'tee for *1..* ex IKW during the ret •t cam A Mm reporter asked Oe«. Harmon this morning what the article ant, "It aocu't mean truthful, waa the re*jHn«e. "I never presented a biU to the State Central Committee for expend, nor suggested nor hinted that I expected to, and neither Mr. New nor Mr. Riley, nor any one else connected with the committee." will «»y 1 did, I not only paid my own expenses in Indiana, except a hotel bill hero and there through the State, which the local committee settled, but spent about $!$ in Illinois and New York after, our State campaign was c«n* eluded, for which I have not been reim buraed. •This rumor, think, started in this way: One day I met Mr. New on the street, in company with a newspaper man. I asked Mr. Kew if the committee patd the expenses of visiting speakers? Every cent of them/ he replied. 'Well, that* better than they did for me in Illinois and New York. I guess I'll change it to Oarfield and glory,' and passed on. That a all that was said."—Indiaiiapoli»

The General's prompt Review's charge has the truth.

L'iven

New*.

denial of the honest ring of

Machines in a watch-lactory will cut Bcrews with 5S0 threads to the inch—the finest used in the watch has 250. These threjids are invisible to the naked eye, audit takes 144,000 of the screws to weigh a pound. A pound of them is wort it six pounds of pure gold, l^v one upon a piece of wlnte paper, and it looks like a tiny steel filing.

Barrels made of pasteboard have been introduced for the packing away of woolens and furs. These are seamless, and regarded as moth proof. The head, wliich fits down snugly, is the only available entrance for the moth, and direc-. tions are

net an average cent. jer year

Interesting Facts About Opium. Opium is the dried juico of thepoppy.,

It is prepared in Asia Minor, Turkey,

Egypt, and India, in ^vl'»^ eountneH the

poppy cultivated for the exclusive pur•

pose of making opium. It lorniHia staple

which the following is the "»°de of

treatment cominonlv used. It is an oLject

Dfcarefu.^attention to keep the plants at

in an iron pot in the heat of the sun, until it is of a consistence to be formed into thick cakes of about four pounds weight. They are then covered with the leaves of the poppy or some other vegetable, to prevent them sticking together,

and in this condition they are dried and f{er an hour or two it will loosen, packed away for exportation. Keep a shoemaker's knife-stone

where the habit of smoking it has be-

a iv a

boll the crttde drug, and by this process

itig on soras in the little shops rangeft along the walls of the Mosqne of 8olymau, may Iw seen Uje iufatnated ooium eaters swallowing their opium pills, in proiKMrtion to the decree of want which habit has rendered necessary.

countries where opium taken. The most common prwiKtruUoo of neuip goes by the name of

bung,

The opium of India is, in the peculiar j^tcj,en for putting a keen edge on properties of the drug, inferior and more £nivesu

bitter to the taste than Turkey opium. jin„^itee0er Its greatest consumption is iu China,1

The !*»*nle of Java are addicted in a very table degree to excess in tho us« of ojiutw. Such of the natives or sUves as hare been rendered desperate by the preesture of disappointment or mi-f rtnne, rive m»elves up entindy to the baneful indulgence until their *"Jnds are raised to a state of frensy. In a slate they rush forth with dreadful purpoae agaiost *11 by whom they think m*y ^re oeen wronged ear offended, fhey u«t al»ig shouting. Amok! amok F* or "killI kUlr and in their blind ftiry •tab at every peiwm tltejr meet^ nnUl Mif-pt«s«rvatloa obliges the people to kill them In self defence. In some parts of India, tm prewnted at -visits and entertainments In the same familiar manner its the euuff-box is in Europe, rhevery estemjw «w»cf tliis drug iu

great degree t© a protubilioo of IntoxicsJBt^ mmm by the Mohammedan kw. Opium/nke wine, standa as tne type of a dam of stimulants of which many fcioJ* axetned a«sub«i totes for the jalci if the pofgqr. The mm of vurfotat ptepsi Mtioes of hemp is common in

and it exclusively

uaed in India. The Peruviana have been acquainted for a long period with the virtue* of a tree called coca-, wlioae leaven fxmm MrojjeHiea resembling the effects of upturn. Many chew these leaves as others do tobacco and such ia the sustenance derived from them that they frequently take no food for four or five days, although constantly working, and while they

have a

swe€

good

supply they feel neither hunger, thimt nor fatigue, and without any injury to health they am remain upwards or a week without the refreshment of sleep. When a Peruvian aUirta on a. journey he carries with him a amall leather pouch for holding coca and a calabash for lime or ashes of the molU to mix with the coca, Thus equipped, a mat will undertake to convey intelligence up wards of one hundred league* withorn any other provision.

Men of this description have been Known to convey news a distance of six hundred leagues in six days. A mushroom which grows in Siberia ia used as narcotic in Kamsclmtka and othei parts of the Russian Empire. Ita elfecU have more resemblance to the intoxication produced by spirits than to the &ober dreaiuy visions induced by opiutn.

Tlio following anecdote, for which, however, the authority is notgiven,givec a curious example of the enecta of imnuKlemte habits of using opium. An English Anbassador, sent to a Mahometan Prince, was conducted upon his arrivul at the Palace through several richly decorated and spacious apartments, crowded with otlicefs arrayed in superb dresses, to a room small in dimensions, but ornamented with the most costly •and splendid furniture. The attendants wit hdrew. After a short interval, two ersons of superior mein entered the saloon, followed by state bearers carrying under a lofty canopy a litter covered rvith delicate silk and the richest Caahiuerc shawls, upon which lay a human *orm. to all appearances dead, except hat its head was dangling loosely from fdo to- side an the bearers moved into

paste a layer of brown die room. .Two officers, holding rich

paper over this almost invisible line -silvers, carried eachia chahce and ajrtai S8S. the tarrolta packod. Untaimng a Muck flmd The«bm i,p i«. dor considered the spec .acle to oe con nected with some court ceremony of

The perfume manufactures in 0~ but anu the neigldiorliood of Grasse and Cannes is thickly studded with rose farms. On one hectare of two and a half acres 30,000 bushes are planted, a single bush yielding for twelve years A single hectare

he was soon undeceived by seeing the officers holding the head of the apparent corpse, and after gently chafing the

ceremony, the fip.re openeH "9e'|

{urn

fng

pommothty of inany provinces in Int»m, parliculurs of hia mission.. Within

u-ith three- most faithful and attached. attendant#, \utn a uirte rg^rd mid religious duty impel! properly the troul them to watch my pulse. As soon as my Then be wise and as soon as you see sifens heart bedns to laUer and my breathing of disorder get a package of Kidney-

have seen. Within four hours, I shall have swallowed many ounces, and much time will not pass ere I shall relapse into my ordinary torjxjr."

Household Hint'?.

A poultice of fresh tea leaves moistened wita water, will cure a stye on the eyelid.

A tablespoonful of molasses added to stove-blacking will cause it to adhere better, and retain its polish longer.

To remove a jlasn stomer, div»p some glycerine in tho rAtrrounding crevice, and

T,,eJfn^)l^°to^^nce

a,r

the resinous impurities are sepsirated, potato, or anything tl. and the remainder only reserved for Soda spoils lawns and percales. Wash twew

small ball of it placet! in a Iargt tepid water, without soap, rinse very wooden pipe, with Home combustible quicklv, turn and hang in material, !s lightwi, and then they pro- dry. *e thin lotled startJi, and iron on oeed to take a few whiflPs, and its- the wrong side. sign themselves to their dreams of elys- if To keep your knives and forks from Inm. Baron de Tott gives a miserable ruating, moke a flannel bag, and stitch picture of those who frequent the opium from top to bottom, an inch and a hair market of Constantinople, describing apart, a doien times, making a receptee them as having pale and melancholy ele for each. Roll, and keep in a dry countenances, with meagre necks, heads place, twisted to one side, l»ack-bones distorted, jjTOWn Brmd.—One pint of corn meal, shoulders drawn up to their earn, and the same of ire, one-half teacupful mooilier ext ordinary appearances. Seated IJU^CS, one coffee cup of sour milk, one In the twui^t of the evening, or rediir t^ipoonfnl of soda, one of salt, and sufsofas in the little i*iops rangect gci

—Tobacco wa» named in honor discoverer, 0. C. Cal)ot, a brother of SeImatian Cabot. They just »jp«Hed lib siarne backward.

throat and returning the tongue, which want to know-it ail luing from a mouth relaxed and gapmc, been retned ftom i_ .. JL ii...f v.rt„rort unmo hlnck trainD. with a \arious anxious air. _'

and shut. its. mouth voluntarily it then off

.,noWBa

snr. nn nia t:oui n. with blood re-' himself.

ithih an hour an anitni

the

couch, with blood

intQ

,iis

HpR) ftnd a fee

articujRtic»ii.

In the Persian language

idresHed his visitor, and inquired

tw0\10urs

cam0 an

art

•jeed°happen^ 1^1)1^00 IWN aDologizing for the liberty, ventured to if farmers would avoid BU^denly cooling jomo of and used when boile when they have attained eighteen inches in height, they are unfit for that use from their intoxicating nature. The plant flowers in February, and the opium Is extracted in Marcli or April, according to the period of sowing. When the flowers have fallen and the capsules assume a whitish color, four or five incisions are made in them wi toothed instrument which is drawn from the top to the bottom. The incisions aro always made in the evening, as the nights dews, by their moisture, favor the exhalation of the juice, and the opium is gathered next morning. The wounds in each capsule are repeated for three successive aays, and in general, fifteen days suffice to gather all the opium in a field. From the incisions a milky juice exudes, which thickensujon exposure to the air, and ia carefully scraped off with shell, or a small iron instrument previously in oil. It is afterwards worked

twenty-four

passeighte move or speak I am yet conscious, and tlio time passes away amid pleasing fancies. Nor should I ever awake from the wanderings of this state had I not the

|=SSS= SS£3fe?2S

dull knife ia the bane of the

milk or water to make

gofl enough to turn into a pan or dish cover it tight, and steam it four or five hours. lire. Read, in Foote's Mmllh Monthly the foltowing recipe for cake, which she declares to he both wholesome and palatable: One cup each of milk and litgar, two cups of flour prepared with veatit powder, the same as for biscuit, one pgg well beaten, with, a little salt and spice. Stir all together, and beat with an egg-beater until fall of air-bub-Vm, and hake itnmediatelv.

Verv week lime-water will km worms in flora not*

«Nse «rewi Miwy, "I bad been sick and nsiaershie so long tpd bad caused my husband so much trouble and expetwe. no one seemed to know what ailed me. that I watcompletelv disheartened s&d dl#coursged. In this frame »f Blind I cot a bottle of Hop Bitten sad used them unknown to my fanily. I soon h^gan to Improve and gained wi fast that my hustmnd «nd family tkoacht It orange and unnatural, but when I told them what had helped a»e. they said "Hurrah for Hup Bitters! long

A s« ieaU«t. ay» angle worms do not mifTer when put ttfot» the »k. They wriggle around out of pure j'. we suppose, the same as a man ui when a good looking womau SIT J*J on hia corna. —If vow have lalior lor a living, r-*-mem'i Tf! alone in the morning is Ih tur than fwo at .!ght. If yon employ others, be on hand to m*e that they attend to their duller ami to direct with ri%!ulflri?v, promptness and liVeraiity. I)o not inethvle with any buainew yon know notliintf of. Never buy a thing you do npt Want because the man who sells it will take it out in trade. Trade is money. Time ia money.

—A little girl waa asked, "What is the sacrament of matrimony The poor child had learned her feason by rote, got a little mixed, and gave the answer to another question, as follows: "It is a Mate of torment into which souls enter to prepare for another and better world." The priest, who had observed but not experienced, simply replied with a sigh, "For aught I know you may be perfectly right," and went on with the examinaUon. —An old bachelor waa rather taken back a day or two ago, as follows: Picking up a book, he exclaimed, upon seeing a wood-cut representing a man kneeling at the feet of a woman. "Before I would ever kneel to a woman* I would encircle my neck with a rope and Stretch it."

And then turning to a young woman, lie inquired: ''Do you not think it would be the best thing I could do?" "It would, undoubtedly be the best for the woman." was the' sarcastic reply.

An old soldier has dug his grave near Utica, and sleeps in it every night. Hiu sweetheart died after his return from the war lie taught school, nined fortjie dear girl, took to drink and went mad. His friends recently found him in a secluded spot, near Silver^Spring Glen. He had dug a large hole in the ground, had let down a box shaped hke a cofiin and covered it with flowers and sod, and hud resolved to end his kys there, singing hymns and dreaming of the girl who had gone before h' m. —A tramp walked

into

a bank, and

stepping up to the counter, said, "May I ask you a question, sir?" "\es, but be quick about it/' replied the clerk. I want to know if all the greenbacks hav

J* 1. I .. O)) MNT.-L 4-IT

v,*'Ij!SiSm|t0to

ble powei I -in answer to the question, "Why

flre

farmers

wear

system

sell* it botti liquid and dry, and it is equally efficient either way. Tnd^pnuhnt.

Cttsincse ESircclorp.

CAI,. THOMAS.

OPTICIAN AND JEWELER, 629 Main street, Terre Haute.

^Utorneiie at Ci*ta,4

McLJSAN & SELBOMRIDGE, Attorneys at Law. 420 Main Street. Terre Haute, Ind.

s. c. D*vi«,

cxcluX^tlie

,, i,„t ia imndie«L

/-S. B.

o/J" I L. KtJSSNEK,

are about

ions of them the man,

eo^mut^m P»»

a "raid

fhey had all

Kw.7^

liable Jo rheumatism?

Scimctof Hallk

his mind capablo of work, ami beeatlse they do not keep the

ixl0us "business. The ambassador, after skin in a Vigorous, healthy condition.

have by slow degrees melancholy excess. Of the diurnal dition, and bathe daily, using much

periods of time, I continually I friction, they would have less rheum* oass eighteen in this reverie, unable to tisuti.

"Because they

vet clothing, heat and suddenly

(his extraordinary person be-1 hiU the body, overeat after very hard

Nature'* sluice-Way...

The kidneys are nature's sluice way to washout- the debris-of our constantly changing bodies. If they do not work the trouble is felt everywhere.

J)aV!».K»:ary.

DAVIS A DAVIS. Attorneys at Law. South Sixth Street, o^er Postrfncc,

Terre Haute, Ind.

Phr«fiicians,

Dr. A. Drake,

TCTERINAltY SUK0E0S, OKKICK:—34 north Third street, J. (Orico's StabkHi.)

RESTDKXCIS:—624 North Fifth. Treat* every dimM known to tonw.Of cattle at moderate cost. Has met wfih Urge practice and uniform «ticceiw.

ALL OS.3DE3HS

PROMFfLY FILLED

«w .V, JijWM -Jt-

.1$

U. B. JEFFER8,

D**te la Wool «a4 KaaafMSarar

Cloth^'C^iwrM,"'^

Tweeds, Flannels,

Jeans, Blankets,

Stocking^ Tarns, Carding and Spinning.

W, sMifest tale* ia easier ear Wis «l tsais «3Btfcaag«i Isr wsSt.

PalaMol Music

213 OHIO STREET.

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rtUVot magic hon*« i* We*ter* IndUuuu Aiwajn the largest ttock os luad kept

tb.U

eity. Pianos ud orfan* r«au4 *o the r«*t will jMkjr for IbetBL

National House Saloon.

(sue bat the fl»e«t llqnors kept on tale. Among other brand*, le «ome #tx yc*r old whleky from MrBmtf & Co.. and eoi*e eight-year old from the eel«"t»r*t«d T. B. Kitpr Co., manofacturers from the Odar Brook DbtricC Hy..all made from haod-mfi«1e sour ma*h. Their entire #tock of wine*, 'jrandlef, Ac., are of the finest grades in the market

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Comrade* viaitlng Huj always be rtndo wetco'n| W. K. McLKAN. .TAT CIMJUNOA, AdJ

GKO. PI.ANKTT, P. hi Headquarter*

OVER Lt

Prof.

{iu\

Sid&s

Have

been sob] country I France. of will era KM pcrM faction, perform^ every tit n*ed ari direction

Wegiow *ay to the afflicted and doubi^ that we will pay th* alove reward for a *1

BA-O:

That tte pad fail* to cure. Thi* Gr. Hl will po*ltlvely and permanently cure

Lame back. Sciatica.

Gravel, Dlabci'

Brieht'a l)l*ea*e of the Kidney*. In-: and Retention of the Urine. InflntnatH Kidney'* Catarrh of the Bladder. Illtft Urine. Pain in the Back. Side or Io]nj Weaknea*. and in fact all di*order*of t! and Urinary Organ* whether contracted vate di*eaae or otherwiae.

if you are Buffering from

Wcakne**. Leuoscorrhea. or any i«eah Kidney*. Bladder, nr ttrlnary Organ*. YOt CA!V ME Cl'KKtt!

Wlthont swallowing aanaeoaa medielnea

"'""PROF. GUILMETE'SJ

FRENCH KIDNEY

WHICH CURBS BT AB80RPTIO A*k r«»r drnggiat for Prof. GullmeUei Kidney Tad. and Uke no other if be haa rSEwaadyou will recelte the Pad mail."

TESTIMONIALS

fbox

THE PEC

Judge Muebanan. lawyer. Toledo, 0,.t, "One of Prof, Ciuiltnette'a French KljU jred me «f Lumbago in three week* tl CMte bad been given up by the far*t Do*' enrable. Barfag *11 tbfa time I anffer Mtonr and large nam* of money.

George

Vetier.

J. t.,

Toleda, O..

*ay*:

for three year* with Hcl

Kidney Di*ca»e,

and often

crutches,

bad to

I waa

wearing

entirely

after

and pcrmanen

Freif. Gallinette'i

Pud

foar week*/'

Frenc

On Ire 5. Scott, Sylvania. 0„ write#: »'I hav# been a great *alferer for IS

Bright^ Dl»ea*e of the KJdoer*. For time waa ncable to get »ot of bed took 1 medicine, but ther gave n»e «ly ifmpon I wore two af Prof. G«flmette,« Kid ttix week*, and I now know I am entirely

Mr*. Ilellen Jerome. Toleda, O,, aay«: "For year* I have Wen confined, a g«' the time to my bed, wltb Lncorro'a aaj weakn«*«. 1 wore one of GuilmeUe^ Pad* and waa cured in one raontb*"

H. B. Greea. Wboleaala Grocer, Flni write** "1 suffered for over SS year* with and to thre« weeka waa permanentlr

1ng one of Prof. GnUnette Kidnei a W Ind., when aeodlng la as order for KldnJ write# •. "T wow one of the «ret aaea we had e«tv«d more benefit from ft than anythii a*ed. Ia fact ?hs Pada give better gene faction than any Kidney remedy we ever

wearing ».

Bay A Shoemaker. Druggist#. Hannibal. "We arc working op a Itvelj a day Prof. tiuilmettefs French Llvei

trade in

aad are bearing of good rtauit# fro* th^

WOI MMdtlvchr care Fever and Afsa. Agae Cake, Billion* Fever, Jaandfc pepaia, and all ditteaae* of the Liver, Ston Bood. Price $1 Mbr mall. Send for Pi mette'a Treatiaa oa the Kidneys aad Llvtj by sail. Addreaa .. JJ a.KfSM» PAD

Toleda,