Daily News, Volume 2, Number 105, Franklin, Johnson County, 21 December 1880 — Page 2

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1880.

A SIB PORT bones from 8t. LoafSlhai &*y Gould is now preparing to bujr the St. Loafs and San Francisco Railroad.

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A XA.*i who was hanged Saturday, in Tennessee, acknowledged the justice of ftis fate. Thin is a little out of the usual order in such cases.

OLD Eighteen Hundred and Eighty is near his end. Let us trust his successor will bring with biro a continuation of na tional prosperity and peace.

IT is funny to sec a country editor asking for cdrdwoo4 on subscription, and groaning in an adjoining column about 'the glut of silver dollar*."'

JOHTS Kelly has a slight advantage over Tilden, It don't require such an effort at this season of the ysar to keep cool as it did during the Cincinnati con ventfon,

THK three negroes recently sold under *n old vagrant law* at Bedford. V.. have been released by order of the County Court, because the evidence against them was insufficient and there was a slight in formality In the presentation "of the charge. ity was cot

The question of constitutional ot coos&Jfr^ jf*

SEVERAL years ago Sunset Cox publish ed a book of Congressional jokes under the title.'of "Why We Langh." The House has decided to investigate the fraudulent acts of Mr. Co* and'.somepf his associates in sending Democratic compaign docu moots through lie mails under their franks to atoid paying the lawful post age and this Is "why we squirm.'

If the Cincinnati Convention had in thnated to John Lelly that he might go to that place, which Bob Ingersoll says don' exist, New York might have been carried by the Democracy. At all events it could have been no msre hopelessly lost than It,is, and it is always safer to have an ©pen enemy than a deceitful friend. The lessou of the last election may bear good fruit in the future. ,, .mmxmmmmm I' 1

Tit* messengers who brought the elee toral vote of the different States here have been disappointed as to the amount of mileage they receive. Heretofore it has boen 26 cents per milo each way. In the last appropriation bill it was changed to 85 centj| for one way only. The messen gcrs growl at this, but there is no help for it. A man can travel comfortably on 19)^ cents a mile. The vote of Georgia has not yet appeared by messeuger, but it has arrivetl through the mail. The vote of New York was brought by John Jacob Astor. He is entitled to about $90 mil eagc. but has not and probably will not apply for it. A man in His circumstances cannot bo expected to walk up the Treas ury steps for so smAll a sum as $90.

THR census returns of Utah show what it superficially at least an unexpected re suit. Notwithstanding the polygamy prac ticed there, which allows any male Mor mon several wives, there are more males than females in the territory. More than twp'thirds of the Inhabitants are natives of the United States. There has been an increase of uearly seventy per cent, in the population of the Terri toryslnot* J870. when the sexes were nearly equally divided- The ftmsles have In creased At the fate of sixty per cent, and the males at the rate of about seventy per cent. This is probaly the result of opening up mines of predlous ttmtals, which flr*t attracted an almost exclusively m»le popu!»tlon.

TttK*igmng of checks to pay interest on the registered 4 per cent bonds, due in Jan. I, I® going on rapidly at the Treasury D* partuient, About 20.000 different checks will have to be prepared and mailed, which is no small job. The Amount of interest due and payable Jan if $1V 781,396. exclusive of the loan of February, 18AI, which will be payable, principal and six month*' interest,®*) Dec 81. Deducting purchases of this loan made during the present month, the amount of bonds outstanding on the 31st Inst. will be, It is believed, about $8,000,000, with accrued interest on that amount, which will he about $340,000. Adding this principal and interest to the Jaauarv interest mo* count, it will be se«n that the aggregate amount for which the Treasury will be liable on Dee 81 and Jan. 1 is in round number? $34,000,000,

VR TURRRRD VCTKKYS OF TRL 7 RGRAPtt RATR& Further rhangvs in the rate* of telegraphing over the Western Union line were ordered on Thursday from the c*u ttal office In New York city, and the pro visions of the circular making them were at once carried into effect The mine tlon pltt&s Ifte tart® the Western Union and Amerkan Union on the taune lettsl between certain petetactmfttctwl by the two lines, and involve# drt»p tf be tw«en SPand «0 per cent. f» the charee

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they must reorganize. They attribute their many loaves to the leadership of "bummers"* and "bosses" andlhey even go so far as U$ way tha% the f^mocrartic party voting one hundred thousand men was led through the dffcaslrolis batfie of 1880 by a common libeler and obscene blackguard. The history of the Democratic party as a whole is but the history of that party sectionally. They have always been led, by "boase**- who are «a unscrupulous as the imp of darkness. Ko other political party has ever existed in America,led byijuatsuch a class of men Beaten time and again, they continue to be led by the Same so called leaders, whose sole object has been to trnie their men for individual benefits. This has never been the case with the Republican party and even when warmed by fcome petty factional differences tbey h«ve stoed bv the guns and forgot tkeir individual differences. Yes, the Democratic' party must be reco^ii^ed" before .thej'7|ah.

into another campaign. Just what that organization will be, cannot be foretold But unless they organize on a different line of Ifsues than they now have, it will be a {useless effort. The Democratic party Is a thing of the past. What the new party will be we are unable to state

Stop a tfinute.

Don't hurr' so. Move slower it ma be that you will go surer. Grind, grin grind, one everlasting grind, from five o'clock in tits morning till ten at night, ch&siug the bubble of human riches. What is the need, pray tell we? You already shave enough and even more tlmn vou amuse. You are heaping up wealth for others to waste or quarrel over when you are dead and half your heirs, instead of remembering you gratefully, will contemplate your departure from this hurrying scene with infinite,. satisfaction. Do rest awhile. You are wearing out Ue vitul forces faster than there is need, and in this way subtracting years from the total mun of your life. Tlns rUsh and worry day after day, this restless anxiety after something you have not got is like |K}bble clones in machinery tj»ey grate and grind the life out of you. You nave useless burdens throw them off. You have a great deal of needless care drop it. Pull in the strings coriipact your business. Take time for thought of better thine*. Go out into the air and enjoy the sunshine. Stop thinking of business and profit. Jjtop grumbling at adverae fortune. Yon will probably never see much better times than these in tliitf doomed world. Your most opportune season is now your happy day Is to-day. Calmly do your duty, and let God take aire of his own world. He is still Alive, and is the king. Do not imagine that things will go to the everlasting smash when you disappear fVom this mortal stage. Don't fancy that the curse of heaven, in the shape jof the Vain task of righting up a disjointed earth, is imposed on you. Cease to fret and ftime cease to jump and worry early and late. The good time is coming, hut you can never bring it God can, and will. Take breath, sir sit down and take a long breath then go tasks of

life, and do your

BaM-Htadil Lovers.

No one who looks down from a gallery In A church upon a devout and God*like congregation, can fail to notice how very prone the Christian is to the loss of his mir. Piety and bald-headedness seem to go together, that the head of the believer might be a shining light, a city on the hill. And yet if one goes to a same thing & observable. Worldliness is as bnd as piety. The bloated capitalist and the hornyhanded son of toil are equally liable to bare-footednesa on the top of the head. And this, too, in the fiice of the fact that proud science halt long wrestled with the problem, and inventions innumerable announce themselves as causing a Inxnrinnt growth of hair. Raldleadedness, however, does not impair a. man's value In the ordinary affairs of HA*. lie can bay or self, insure, run "a bank, or accept an office, with not hair his head for a first class eye-brow but when it comes to making love to a girl it is very much in the way. There is a great deal of capillary attraction in love. Girls adore a handsome suit of lotsy hair. It is lovely. And when a lover comes to woo her with the top of Ids head shining like a greased pumpkin, he i« al a disadvantage. Just as the words that glow and the thoughts that burn begin to awaken Hi hef bosom a

sympathetic thrill, she may happen to ...

nouii» two or ttitrM flies pmmenadin. ln?he over his phrenological orp»na--Rnd alt-

over. Girls are no frivolous. She Itnmediately becomes mora Interested in those flies than all h» lovelv language. While he is pouring oat his love Mid passion, she is wondering how the flies manage to hold on to such a slippery sui&ce.

Ham to Count Cash.

In England a patent check till has been brought lefor« the mercantile wblic which seems to be a reiy inpenotia contrivance. The official deecrip* tlou of it my* that it will checfc erery jenny Uken'and paid, netter tlmn keeping a ca*hier ant using check-books. It occupies no more reom than the ordinary till. If an assistant ithoaid take money of a customer and fail to pot it in the till, it can be detected at once. If onhr part of the amount is pnt in, it will show how much has been withheld. If any caah has been taken oat, it will show the ««Mint The till cannot be opened without it being known, and the number of time*. It will show how touch money there ought to be in at a time. Any amount of change can be left in it for us*, and yet none out be taken away without its being known. It can be left any length of tim«» without being cleared, and will show the amount that orabt to be in ithout counting the cash. .It can be as a desk, or let in level with the counter-top, if required. It allows the number o* customers waited tspott by Midi Msartant and if a line is drawn ftctuse close to the «t*ss every hour. It tells thftaumber of eMtonen at «ay given lime. And all theee advantages are wound up with the brief statement, "Interest oft oatlav and coat of wwkis^ ene half«peuoy a eaf-^v.

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Daily, Semi-Weekly, and Weekly.!

In presenting the prospectus of THE INTRK OCKAK for 1881, it is scarcely necessary to reibind the people Of the «orthwest that the paper has been from the date of its establishment, preeminent as an exponent of fetalwiri Repabl!can!sm and in advance of all others in promulgaUng that system of political etiikai which has as its foundation the idea of humanity in poI!tl£s. "R Is not the adtd«ite of coldly

conceived theories, but the champion of Ideai warm with the blood of struggling and bleeding, humanity. As such it is read and known of all men.

It is not necessary to say that THK INTER OCEANhas uever deserted the platform or principles on which it began the fight Jar the rights of the citizen wits work in the interests of the people, but it is grat •ifying to know that the Republican part/ his come finally to stand squarely on tlus stalwart platform, and that in thus mov log forward the party leaders have ac knowledged that the position of THE ISTKR OCEAN, taken year* ago, was correct This is, to THE ISTESOCEAS, the bearti est and most emphatic indorsement of its policy and the most effective testimony as to the value of its influence, and the quality of its leadership. '1 he influence of this leadership never more apparent, nor the hola INTER OCKAX has on earnest Republicans was never more forcibly illustrated thau during the last Presidential campaign. Through the campaign earnestness loyalty and enterprise of the paper were everywhere recognized as important factors in determining the result, and its status as the leading Republican journal of the Northwest was fixed beyond dispute.

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In view of these facts, It is only eary to say THE INTER O CEAN will taiu this position by co straightforward course that has made it so many 'friends amon^ Republicans everywhere, and that has given it reputation of courageous fairness and journalistic zeal and enterprise.

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It will insist on a party policy essentially stalwart, believing that the interests of all sections and the welfare of all classes will be best conserved by a close adherence to the fundamental principles of Republicanism.

It will maintain its present attitude in favor of protecting Americau industry against the pauper labor and concentrated capital of the old world, and will be foremost in the fight on any new questions that may be sprung on the Repub lican party.

THE INTEROCEAN will discuss all public questions fairly and fearlessly it will give the news accurately and fully, supplementing it with intelligent and fairminded commeut it will maintain its high standard in State, Washington, and foreign correspondence, and will continue to devote special attention the departments having reference to home affairs. "The Curiositv Shop," "Woman's Kingdom,".and "Farmand Homo'' have grown better with each succeeding year, and the conscientious effort that gave them their popularity will be devoted to their improvement

The Veterinary department, in charge of a practical veterinary surgeon, will ue made of special value to horsemen and stock-growers.

In the department of fiction the best serials have been secured, and these will appear in conneciicui with short stories and sketches.'

The market reports, taking in financial and commercial news and discussion of trade topica, will be made full and relia-1 ble, giving special attention to matters in which th« merchants, stock-growers, and farmers of the northwest liaye a direct in terest.

THK WKEKT.T INTTCH OCEAN will givet the news of each week complete^ presenting important matters in detail ar condensing minor news in snch a way 8 to not obscure or weaken any statement of fact. The weekly will be, in short, more comprehensive in character and scope than any other political or general newspaper in the country.

In addition to all other departments mentioned in connection with the weekly, the semi-weekly will continue its educational department uuder the present able editor.

Believing THE INTER OCEAN contributed not a little to Republican Success in the last campaign, thu proprietors have no hesitation in|asking|the stalwarts of the country toaid them in widening its field of influence. The wholesemenesa and effectiveness of the influence of such a paper have been demonstrated beyond dispute. Republicans interested in main-*) tainiog the integrity and c*prit de curp*of the party are Interested in increasing the ciculation of those papers that contribute most to the desired ends. Among, allsuch papers THE INTER OCEAN stands first.

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Address TMK IXTER OTKAX. Chicsgo.

Burmah Smokers.

Bnrmah is the paradise of the Smoker If his paradise consists in the absence of all resuaint on his fkvorite habit No preacher will here hint tl«at tobacco

preacaer wui nere nint u«at tooaoco why IUtla«tj»atiM a«4 aebM stsoking is the first step to drunkenness, W*r t»fa»M(«d *iu» puw, G*MIIMUM I for, with rare exceptions, (and, alas I li

chiefly where Uie Enropean has bromtht flfl wfc. k«re aW«i«M Ktekut

where tlie Enropean has bronght

his rices with his civilization) the people are wmter-dtinkers, There is no fear of ofllaiiding tl« seiurilntities of the most delimtely unrtnred lady, for the women of very rank are, ir poasible, more inveterate amokcrs titan the men. Kadmdof bis master'sdtsptaunre resemis* the jrodaogest school-hoy trxxp his eigax or dgsurette. Boys and girls alike •moke as soma m» they can walk, aad chldren are em said to learn the habit before they leave their mother's arms. The new-twiner to the country often oftfrtded by the freedom with which a Ekmtmn who lies not been anich thrown with Eurotveaas will continoe to puff hia hH presence, in absdlnte itti

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cclrice of auy urfeadi of ooartecy, and in the indic^aoos sdiool children, evee in s, only Isy class th«r ekm while their tans* oecapAed with bawling the tnte t^e«ie of the spelltaf4oolc.

owl A pipe ts mn&f tmm, ctt*n*t«* are universal, aad torn o**e W the oocn tsM the wmomu

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that lame back, for the kidneys are the trouble and you want a remedy to act directly on their secretions, to purify and restore their healthy condition. Kidney Wow has that specific action—and at the same time it regulates the bowels perfectly. Don't wait to get sick, tgut get a cure yourself. Liquid

ly. Don't wait to packages to-day an and drv sold by all town Telegraph.

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Suits, •i

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One of those Little old. Overcoais, too nice, same ages, $2 50 to $6.

Boys and youths Ulsteretss, 12, 13, 14. 15, In, 17. 18 years old, at greatly reduced prices. 8tyles new and pretty.

Men's Business and Dress Suits, plenty. Prince Albert and Cutaway Frocks, nice and cheap.

Knit Jackets, styles and prices to suit you sizes, 38 to 44. White Shirts, $2 quality, down to 1 50.

Extra fine Gloves. Handkerchiefs. Susspenders, and Neck-ties. Fine Percale Shirts, Underware,' &c. too numerous to mention, but valuable and useful.

Remember One Dollar well spent is worth Five Dollars in useless articles. Consult vour interest and give us a call, and we wifl try and make it to your interests to call again.

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I will mall copy of my Mew Book, MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.' FREE, lo any person who wtlli •end bid name and poat-oflice address, and six ceotj in stamps to pay po«!tagre

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of jrcat valne: and it may l«s the providence oX God, •are many «ienil live*. Address. PB.1V.B. WOLFK, LAESWTTK

The Only Remedy

[THAT ACTS AT TOR SAUK TIME OXL THE LIVER, THE BOWELS, and the KIDNEYS.

This combined action aim it won-1 rfarful jwtyr fo rt/re alt awamt.

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MSJRHMB SSSSSSS'BBBB MBS9BBS BemuM tw alkric thcte great organ* I I to bccome chugged or torpid, and I IpoitoMU*humor*art Overbore forced\ into the blood that thou Id be erpcUtd] [naturaUt/.

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

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llarlnc jnst returned from the Baatera markets, where I have parcbaaed one ef the moat com plete avocka of

PALL and WINTER

CLOTHING

::verplaceit on the ehelvoa of a Terrc Zlantc clothier. I moat respectfully inviie the attention of tho buying pnblic to a.}

of my late purchase*, aa my tow inrlcei are a

BIG FEATURE.

In my Merchant Tailoring Department I aa better analifled that) ever to meet the denaa4a ef the public in every particular.

PHILIP SCHLOSS,

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AND ULSTERS

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OWEN, PIXLEY & CO.,

508 and 510 Ifain street.

JIOR SALE

654 MAIN STREET,

(McKeen'i New Block)

Where he sells

Notions, Toys and Hosiery

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Corner Third and Moffatt Sta.. DEALF.lt IN

'420 Main street

WM. DREUSICKE,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

Maaafectsm «f ltaofticlte'a

Patent Refrigerators*

Car. lVfath aatd ^e«n«r« Staw,

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TO ffiODO A TJKAR, or «S to te? a oay to ywtt «mu locality. Ho nek. W«nadoowiiwao. KM a»K« more Uwa tine junoaat *uted ibori. Saontat* tail to s«ka taoney fa*c Any «oe aa &o tfee work T«a «aa

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CAL THOMAS.

OFEI3I4LN AND 089 Main street, Terre Hauttj

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McLSAK A SKLDOMRII Attorneys at Law, 480 Main Street, Terrc Haute,

S. C. Dim s. B.DAT *. DAVIS & DAYIS, Attorneys at Law, 22j^ South Sixth Street, oyer Pest*

Terre Haute, Ind.

Pjlgsiciane.

Dr. A. Brake,

VETERINARY SVKtMjf

OFFICE:—84 north Third strce (Carico'n Swblea.)

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