Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 October 1871 — Page 3

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EMPTY ARMS, BT GKOBCB COOI'KK.

Ood'« bl'-wlnz on the stalwart arms That

IK.I

I tir ir labor duty,

And beiir die burdens of the hour With ii rulncssaml beauty! ij

All honor to the willing arms That lift the poor anci lowly, And teach u* by th»ir kindliness

A lemon pare and holy!

And raptures for the Klowln# arms That cla*p with lovln A world of Joy and

DKAK

/fu belong hav li?n

Girls, this iz Leap Year! The

©yes ov the whole world are upon vu Assert yure rights! Do yure juty A farmer iz the nobless work* ov God ho rizes at 2 o'clock in the morn ing, and burns out a half a pound ov wood and two kords ov kandels, and then goes out tew worry the geese and stir ui the hogH.

A {."osnttKOAHrrtrx who kant afford tew pay H50 dollars a year, want a missionary more than they do a klergy man.

TIIK only humitn beingon the faeeev this earth that I i!Iy envy, iz a lulling Christian.

To KUHI: BKD linos.—Bile the bed bugs tow a gravy then take equal parts ov sassy fniHS rutes and mingle with the gravy then find a hod in the ground that nint occupied then pour the gra Vy into the hoel then fasten up the hoel with 2 pound# ov gunpowder then tutch o(T the hoel with a 10 foot pool then run like litening. If this don't kure the led bugs, and the hool too, thev have both got it tho natral way, aim kan't bo healed.

Iri/.justaz natral tew be born poor az trw bo born naked, and it iz no more disgrace.

TUAIIK are folks who dont do enny hard work but watch their simptoms. 'l hav saw dogs akt just az sensible, hav saw a rat-Harrier watch the simptoms ov a knot-hole in a board-fence all day, for Bum rat tow cum forth, and no rat didnt cum forth.

AMVUMdid admire Hie malice ovlhe -mule. If a freak ov fortune had rnado

Jjm

a?, mlsfortunata amung men HZ the mule iz arming aniinilds, would begin tew let drive at things a mile an a hall" off.

I'UUDKM aro coquets gono tew soed. W ir KNKVKR yu hoar a man who ahvus wants tew bet hiz bottom dollar, you knti make up yure mind that that iz tho size ov hiz pile. ,Mary Moore Iz a F.N HUT'S liuss,

She's wlnxum «/. a po«y '-Tin* elmi who ki'tclioH Mary Moore, c'5 Wont ito no kuntry Josey.

DONT be diskouraged if yuro mustash dont gro it sumtimes happens wlmro a mustash duz the best, nothing olso duz HO well.

To brake a mule, or yoke a steer,gp Boh Fletcher wiw a reddy lad

CONVINCE

a phool ov hiz errors, and

you make him yuro enemy. Tin-: highest rate ov intorost that we pay iz for borrowed trouble. Things that are ahvus a-going tew happen, nevor do happen.

I HAV known people who had so little Jkarakter that they didnt oven hav en*liy phailings.

I noNT know how it iz with my broth-•or-nvan, but with me the fall ov the Roan an empire iz a grate deal eazier tew bear than a fall.on tho ica, wJkcu.il. is wot.

KACR

all things even adversity ix

^polite to a man's fiiee. WHIM vi:U see a MAN nnxlous tew Int.* the middle ov a lite that dont belong tew him, am alwus anxious to hav him. for kno he Usuro tew bo the I wust hipt man in the party.

TnAUK aint but phew men weak enull'tow admit their ilousys even a llsgnuod rooster in a barn-yard will git a leetle further off and begin tew crow up anew roputashun.

Anvtn Ti:

.tin otN-** on Hi'

I lace, and stay in tho ofllss. When yu do go out, alwus go on the jump.

Dont never talk

Tlw

t*rmrr

lmil» nn enjty lift*.

I#*

1 believe in iheVvi'

I be': "ve ti? i! tln^ p-ir.* two C-'UiCMiui ich Stti i'.n lv »rt"s-ea*e In tho Other, 1# the onl) ir. an.l '.h-T'-f.-rv tlx' onty o:' ,ii iiv- '-n ('v!

hrht'VC t!

A WRITER in

Kweetncss,*

nderness leness!

In beautiful com

And rest unto the weary arms A1 That afUrr pining aadnww Twine round our tfe».r returning ones. *t And thrill again with gladness! tV

But sorrow 'r tlx- longing arms Where hojxs, like birds, have nested God's pity for the empty arms •Where darling nn« have rested!

EXTItA CT.S FItOM JOSH BTL LINUS FAllMEIVS ALMINAX, 1872.

Our Monthly

HESOHJTED,

lie ami hi* tnotiier r«*w«d rtWHjr iui» u«Mi. 1 1.00K upon tho north polo az one ov them pekuliar spots ov ground if it aint never found, we shant bo nono ov the wuss off and if it iz found, wo ghaut be none tho better off.

i'-'S

.!-

oil oil eii

jek, but ahvus UhiU kii^^id ml.-u-rioui'. Seldnm go tew chuivh, but when yu tfo. alwus leave Cnre the church dux.

Charge evt-rj like thunder and litening. 1 yu phnllrr rulf« elussly, and f-don'i sin d, vu kan kuui tew the fconklu-Uuin that*t!" l.'ktrine bi/jmees ain't so go*d It vvoi lost year.

oii'N

Or hauls over the Civus ht* n*boi* A man with a phew branex like a dog with one n*» on huu -Urodftil Olli') M/t. TfttTON^S

1*/.' iPW

OF MAR-

it ia Gfi A nr vonc&

s:,

Oli•% ui .iivl

one w.nnaa t^ an 1 utterm^t, So loti-? ft* this pair "uihfn^'y ^irh Other, neither Of th- !«.. i-i

fr.-e t«» e'.snvl!*re

r,n.t' er liiiie. Tituoso my vu'ti he tr.-^rh-ry to hilttiau waiurc?--A e: iiiic u: s: the soul. 2

in r.iikc.- or otherwise) by which llnSSO bemme m« t!--ft. I lleve t!-. it. a iv.arr® tg?* COTWSRt—, a -"tr*et \vh .-••• i.»l ttrsns "to 1'ive, to hvtnor, atvi to difirfl"- ,, n« In forvx» {a^.rdinir to its own «jv« d.Mt Jons' «.o lb® two par- 'e.ve, t..» honor, and to perish ai?l I# /u.-M ended, oj rsk? »»f U.»ii««riuu thev i'-m.-.m', a: i- s*e I

i\ law,

eonitO

or l- fUi of tlte j*

tvr.n'.on ki ith

on for 1 no Ml

fHS stioa lotion*,

contends

that neither Huxley, Tyndsil, Darwin, nor Spencer are making headway against revealed religion a fact, il ft is a fact, which should bo known so as to quiet the fears and silence the aspersions of Evangelical preachers and essayists. Exactly what our reviewer means by "revealed religion" however, is not quite clear. If he means the religion revealed in human nature and history, the religion of conscience and reason, the religion which draws its sustenance and inspiration from the beneficence and perfection of the uni verse which is a shining and sublime revelation oi the mind and love of its Creator, then the facts will doubtless sustain his position. But if his "revealed religion" is some official scheme of salvation, some make-shifts to snatch souls out of a ruined world into a heaven for which they are unfit and do not deserve, something resting on the say-so of somebody who lived no one knows exactlv when, we are strongly inclined to think that the fafcts tell the other way. The vast amount of indifference to Orthodox religion in the community may not be altogether owing to the teachings of science but its indirect influence is immense, and thousands who know nothing of its teachings are constantly affected by it in thought and feeling. No one can listen to our leading Orthodox preachers without perceiving at a glance how their views have been modified by the discoveries of science and the speculations of savants. The article in question shows the insidious and powerful influence which the very men it names have had upon its author's mind. True, the old churches aro not closed and their congregations dispersed but to argue that science makes no headway against the old religion from this fact, is like contending that summer makes no headway against winter because there is ice in May and the mountains wear their snowy caps in June.—Golden Age.

BRON'crrrris.—This is an irritation or inflammation' of tho bronchial tubes, which carry tho air that wo breathe into the lungs. It arises from a cold settled in the throat, from Catarrh oxtending to these parts, from scrofulous affections, and from severo use of the voice. Tho irritation from this latter ause commences in the larynx

glotis,

That Faith wins the bat

tles ol lifo, Hope beautifies thorn, and harity makes thom immortal!—Josh liillinffs.

OOKS AND STATIONERY.

.*You cannot stand in tho door of

BAtfTLETT

tot *A«Si NTRKET. -fll-tf.

rjUU^OLD

Yi*n DOKTORS.—Illrr main street oI tho vi!

I O N W O S

First-Kate Working Onler," i'11»1 \v.i IIKII. 1 With :i p''ii!y o' 1'• 1 »I \v.i a'1 in-. ir. »H !.. si. .isng X/:\r MA ctrrxZK r. 11

OR OLD

A WtoafW Iron .Vornprro.

For ftirm Aa varietj«t1 'i'i TV--.U*. for t- '-.S-VMMt

f.M

he: w»:

lioa.

i\'V»

J)RAIRIE CITY

& CO. S

HOOK STORE.

and see at a Blanco what their stock embracnor tiie size of It but to comprehend fulyotir chance for a nelectlon from tills enaround. «i vmt lUUn.

not thinly SCO1 towed

tahilHhmenl you must eutar y— Mere the goods are not thinly vut UlUJ ufut, SUUIUX lin n*wrrJ

Their stock has recently been purchased rom first hands, as far as possible, and shipped to this market on the low rates ol frelKht, which renders It possible for them to sell cheap If they aro so disposed. This the proprietors lmvo determined to do. Therefore at •,

fl ms

-n.

101 Main Nt., oppose Opern House.

You will And the-goods you want, A E I O W I E S

School books, miscellaneous books, blank hooks, IJlbles, hymn books, prayer books, toy books, albums, pocket books,memorandum l)ookH. scrap books, invoice looks, copy hooks, hunk boolts, money books, and any other Kinds ot hooks you need.* IX NTATIOXKRY THEY HAVE

S8SS

TERRE-HAUTK, IND„ Ar* now In

iii yREPAIRED

To ('All sn'l rANtnluf my Klook. JUSCRACA'H) A KISP OOXCM.STI.T .N- N ftf:*? lonni'y- A t*t»r«J»bl«- M* j, tourin«r Mill*, aud tool KbatH

Hsrbtnrry,

Of the nso*t approved Patterns. A1M» Cora Nbollrr*. Cnn« Mill*, ShinKir Maehtnr«. both Hand A Power. linll'* OlcbralcdSlwl Bot« torn MU K. .HCRNP^R. AI*O MI

l.«K« s:r.o con»UtT» A. 1ARKER

LARK HOUSE, Oir. f'.rtt and HSrtri*. tKKKr-H.MTK oMNHtfl AM' TT ^T.IN

J.. S 'R-tti.-.i Nor'ii'-ni

.wt.wn.v r«

-o .. T.

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TERRE-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. OCTOBER 14, 1871.

PLANING MILLS.

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Manufacturers of

Sasli, Boors, Blinds,

WINDOW

DOOR FRAMES,

MOULDING BRACKETS

8TAIB RAILING, BALLUSTER8,

Newell Posts, Flooring, Siding,

And all descriptions of

FINISHING LUMBER.

llf

m?.-L Wholesale and Retail dealers In

Pine Lumber, Lath& Shingles,

and

which are the organs of the voice, and, extonding downwards, produces hoarseness, coughing, and spitting mucous matter, sometimes mixed with blood. It is chiefly dangerous lrom its tendency to spread into tho lungs, and terminate in consumption. It is in tho ure of severo and obstinato cases of this disease that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has achieved unparalleled success, and won tho loudest praise from all who have used it. It is sold by all druggists. 584.

Slate Roofing,

4 As-

AND ROOFING FELT.

Custom Sawing, Planing and Wood Turning done to order. All work warranted.

Oor. Ninth ^fulberry Streets.

9-tf.

Q.ULICK &

DRUGGISTS,

TERRE-IIAUTE, IND.,

Invite the careful attention of tho readers of the Mail to their very full stock of all goods pertaining to the General Drug Business. Their constant aim will be to merit the public patronage, by offering the best goods at the lowest prices.

Tbey are now Receiving ttieir

SPRING SUPPLIES

PAINTS, OILS,

GLASS, PAINT and WHITEWASH BRUSHES, DYESTUFFS, Ac.,

Which, In connection with their usual large assortment of

Drugs and Medicines,

Makes their's by far the most complete stock mjr io the city, AT THE OLD STAJVXF,

North-west Cor. 4th & Main Sts.,

TERRE-HAUl-E, IND.

O ULICK & BEER Y,

Are sole agents In Terre-Haute for the UNRIVALLED PAINTS,

"Railroad Colors," Phoenix White Lead,

I.AKUC SHI'I'I.Y,

Kmbraoina le«al cap, bill cap, *cconi cap, foolscap, letter, note and wrapping paper KnvelopeB In all styles suited to the trade. Pens, Ink. pencils, rulers, sealing wax.paper knives. Ink erasers, letter scales, mathematical Instruments, reference tile.*, card cases, pa|er fiwteners, pocket cutlery .slates, slate pencils, chalk crayons, reward cards, writing desks, iort-follos, work boxes, picture, picture frames, and any quantity of other llxlngs which might bo montlqjied but Which will be left for the sako of biwlty or showed to you by anxious salesmen at

And Lisle Green.

ee-tf JAS. SBATH. J. B. HAGER.

T^IGO FOUNDRY

AND

TERRE-HA XJTE

ElbT FOR

v^SEATH A HAGER, PROPR'H.,

v. •*,

-u

v4 Manufacturers of

Cars anjl Car Wheels,

Of all kinds.

MACHINERY

AND HEAVY CASTINGS.

Highest price paid for Oast Scrap Iron.

WORKS ON CANAL,

Between Main and Ohio Sis.

"J ordsrk mn^rrsD. t-f 8EATH 4c HAGER

J^EMOVAL,

KUPPENHEIMER & BRO.,

CLOTHIERS,

AST) DKAX.KKS R(

Gents' Furnishing Goods,

amsnortDTD

118 MAIK StreeTj

('.

in-

-vfc,)

•r-ir.

Painters' Supplies.

WALL PAPER,

ALL

NEW STOCK New Styles, And

AT'-

R. BUCKELL'S,

^Wholesale and Retail Dealer inP&fc

WALL PAPER,

Glass, White Lead,

Paints, Oils,

AND PAINTERS' MATERIAL.

4-ly

68 Ohio Street,

VERYBODY SHOULD

FOR

CAT-

ALOGIE.

B. G. COX,

BOOKSELLER

AND STATIONER,

150 Main Street,

TERJIE-IIA VTE, IND.

J. P. Blanks on band. S-tf

FURNACES:

The undersigned aro prepared to offer to parties having

Worn Out Furnaces,

or those which do no't give satisfaction, the opportunity to exchange them for now ones on very moderate terms, aud to allow a liberal price for those taken in exchange.

Parties desirous to have their

Furnaces Cleaned & Pat in Order

for tho coming Winter should apply early in the season, when the work can be done than when ns.

Ill IIIV OTtUJVlIf Wliru IUQ *TUin V* more oonvenlenily and cheaply the hurry of the Fall work begin

All orders promptly attended to.

Furnaces of all kinds Repaired

At short notice.

PARTIES WANTING

N E W N A E S

would save money by calling and examining onr price list of our New Furnaces.

MOORE A HAOERTY,

12-tf. 187 Main street.

^RT EMPORIUM

And Music Store,

R. GAGG,

.. ,-f--

Xo.9I Main Nt.bet.Sd and 4th. *$•

PICrURES, FltAMES,

LOOKING GLASSES,

ARTISTS' MATERIALS, MUSICAL IfSTRUMENTS AND 8HEET MUSIC. "f

Plelaiv I'nunlng done to order at L*w frlm. 17-tl

w*. ii. BAMB. y. a. rum

AREA YEAKLE.

"SOME"

PAINTERS,

Fifth fetrtet. bet. Main and Okie,

:\U LS

ts, Oi

Pai

ideiUa*

Jil :OI O.J.

..Ah* Co.

our stock.

AND REPAIRING

18-3m*

Oil and Glass.

Thisaoanlrooax

Oroap Jury.and a/B: only tri banal detenu. way Pianos at the. Pianos entered by n--

jr.

,'f.

fr'^Ti AfBurifil n'-

RECEIVED AND ARRIVING

Tuell, Ripley & Deming,

-xl V"/

A GREAT VARIETY OF S

Shawls from $1.00 to $10.00.

Blankets, Y^rns, Jeans, and Cassimeres.

will DKFT COMPETITION and sell at tho LOWEST New York prices.

I HEREBY INVITE THE PUBLIC

To Call and Examine My Stock

Before purchasing elsewhere, being assured of pleasing my former friends and customers. J)0 NOT FOliGJiX THIS PLA CE:

177 Main Sreet, bet. 6th and 7th.

'Hb-

Firnl Gold ifledal of Honor and Jlerit at the* Univornal "'!l Exposition, PariM, IH«7. For American Piano* In all three xtylw f-xlilbltwl—imrii- lv, CJrrm i. —thl*Medal beln«dtotinctlv classified KIR8T TN oinn.i: "F .Vl.lt head of the list of all exhibitors In proof of tin- roiji-iwhh: the President and Meuibeni of the Internntiouai Jury on X) is subjoined:

"I certify that the

FT: I 18, Okk

-r..ii EX}'

J.y tlii* llMjt

WSVior th«

-nlive world.

[iANTO I»i:

At T«m-Hut»l'

CALL AND

U, r.KPOKTKK.

George tiW, Ambrotoc Thomout, j-M. llu. f. rt, .T. A-fr-l.O'

tlie? Il! rii.ittonn!

1 ***I hrci" Omini :.s'ii' :.iik a

.Jury, !ii. fw-frsit

iijeawftt

.j iiiii. r*,fii cump' titiiM r.^tedi Earofx.!• ,.i

STJEETflAY & SOW TPIASO.C LETTER FROM HON. 1'. B.

A«8U:

Pi rruit imstoav::!

-v"

Paisley Shawls, Mourning Shawls. 'f

Black ancl Colored Silks.

Prints, Ticking, Bleached and Brown Muslins, are arriving by every train fifm the east. «v

We have a splendid stock of Blankets and Flannels,?

bought in June, and very much below present value-

AVe are continuallv offtrinc new attractions iH Dress! Goods, Laces, Ribbons, Hosiory and Knick-knacks.

Mr. llipley has been in ^ew York for the last two weeks, and is buying a large Fall Stock. Freights are down to 21cts. per hundred, and we are doing everything in our power to merit the large patronage we are receiving.

•srv-v": -j

4' 1

iN. B.—Make a particular note of'the fact that we have the largest stock of Dry Goods in the cityf Call and We whether you think any one is selling any article cheapen han we are, and, above all, do not buy without examining

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMING,

COR. MAIN AND FIFTH .STREETS,

LOOKOUT FOR

GREAT BARGAINS

r- fte

Tcvve- Haute- 'l

In Ready-Made Clothing!

And Gents' Furnishing Goods.

II1VI\ JI ST RE4 EIVEI»

My Entire New Stock

p.,

aJT»I

Louis Rothschild.

Steinway &. Sons' Crowning Tri uinjih!

.rr nrnrp and TTprfshf I nn*! nlao»-I at the "lie i:(| v-rtlflcatw of iuniruinenU* iClass

PARIS, JULY 20, 1867.

FIRST GOLD MEDAL

Pianos has been unanimously awarded to Messrs. Steinway by the Jury of the International Exhibition. First on List in Class X.

MELINET,

for American

Pres't International Jury.

14.

-.1 Jury.

9apr.iitii,

veidJrt t,i tliO tlx- Ht' in* 'M(ty-eiK«k

WASH Ii URN IS,

Member of Ocmpreu, and Chair»wn of thr Oow»iffte on Way* mid' I'A T!lH. iiij ivU., 1WJJ. rn MR. &TK1.XWAT—1 ly. t*U» you upon 01. Piamwattne Intern

my If of

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