Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 43, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 April 1872 — Page 3

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WELVOMJi LI TTL STRANGER."

*BT A DI8PI,ACKT THKEE-TEAH-OLT. Mozzer bought a baby, 'fltle-biuy »ln«

Hink 1 IUUN could pat him F.ou my rubber ring.

•SBM At.'t heawful ugly! t*» j. Au'l be awful pink! ••Ju*t com* down fiom Heaven," 4- Tat's a flb, I sink.

Doctor to!'! anoz»T (ireat btgawul ilfJfos* an out of Joint zen,

Tut un't wtiy I cry Mamma »tay» np bedroom— (iu *n hf iuak- h*r*lck Fn»w him Intfze ».

lillltK

If Icau rlilit^uiclt—"Coddle him and love him! Call him 'breMied RUI&!' Don't car»* If my kite an't

'rf .i

Urn bit of string! H« n«l nieofT with Biddy Kv«-iy Hingis day,

llii

G«Mi buy, Charlie

Hun away and play." "Hink I ought to love him! No, 1 won't zeiet' N NV crying baby,

Not eot any hair. Got nil my nice klmea, (J( my place In ed M-in to tnke my dium-silck.

And crack him on the head!

Pf'

.SAMPLE CL It WANTED IN A DRUG STORE. J«MI Is A WAG. A jokoto Jem is hoihlood and raiment, and whenever then* In an opening of l'un he "goes into" It.

JHIII was recently in a drug store, when a youth, apparently fresh from tb« 'uiorintiiiKH," entered the store and at onco IC OMI 'I Jem, stating that be W»* search of a job.

VVnat kiml of a job?" inquired the

"Oh, a most anything. I want toget a kind of'genteei Job I'm tired o' farmiii*, »nd kin turn my hand to almost anyi hing."

VVI'll, we wint a man—a good, Mtrong. hoalthy tn—:w sample dork." Whut's the wages?"

W.igea are good we pay $1,000 to a man in that situation." Wnnt'a .i feller got to do?h "On, rely to teat medicines, that's all. It r.qnina a stout man, one ol good COIIHI iiution and after he gets used to it he doeHti't mind it. You see, we are v.ry irtieular about the qu «Iity of mir mrdit inea, and before we sell iiHy we u-si every parcel. You would be required to tnke—say, six or seven ounces of cantor oil some days, with a few dosKH of rhubarb, aloes, croton oil, ami similar preparations. Some days you wouldn't be required to test anytiling but as a general thing you can count upon—say" from six to ten doses of aomcthinff daily. As to- the work, that docN not amount to much the temlng department simply would bo a the principal work required of you and I iid before, it requites a person of verv healthy organization to endure it. Hut you' look hoarty, and I guess you would stilt us. That young

man" (pointing to a very palo faced, slim looking youth, who happened to lie present) "has tilled the post the pnst two weeks but ho is hardly stout enough to Miami it wo should like to have you take riffht hold, if you aro reiulv and, if you say so, we'll begin to-day. Here is a new barrel of castor oil jiiixt come in. I'll go and draw an ounce—

Hero Verdant, who hnd neen gnzing intently upon tho slim youth, interrupted him with •'N no, no I g-u-e-s not—not today, anyhow. I'll iO down and see my aunt and, of I 'elude to cotne, I'll Kme up tortnorrow and let you know."

JI 0' y"t turned up. f. ".-.ly.-V-*'!! HINTS TO Tit A VELEHS. Know your route before you commen!e your journey.

'4*6-

Have plenty ol money, little of it in sight, ami use It carefully. (Jet tickets and cheek baggage before entering the tuir. l'.ick trunk, so that it may stand on ,«j eud or top

well as bottom.

An article in the ear seat secures that seat to the passenger. Head your tlckot carefully, it may be your guide. lie always pleasant reiiiembor what Solomon has said, 11 's. X. v. 1.

One instrument should always be with you, "The Golden Hule." Avoid useless questions and others will generally bo answered.

He in time. Time, tide and stoam *sl \v»»it for none. Keep eyes and ears open. Guard against pickpocket*.

On ste (titers take state room and key

and cheek bugg ige early. Ttke number of carriage, eart, or exnr»Bs wagon, aud their check or re4

Udpi. Never jump on or oil fnm a boat or oar while moving.

Keep

otr tho track. Hut if .yon are on

the track tnke the left hand. Never atop on the other track if a \--s- traln ia coining. Step olf. .5', Inquire a prlicoinan or carman ra'f th«r than a dandy. $ Pre pan) for heat and cold, wot and #vl drv olimat® is changoable. W tr.du yourself to bo self-possessed In

gr»»at excitement You cannot stop a boat or car screaming keep wool and work.

He punctual in writing to friends left behind. ,. If a rail mad or steamboat accident occurs and you are saved, writ® how# at once.

Keep your name,rcsldenco,Ac., about you lor Identification. plrod snd stamp envelops befbrehand for dispatch.

Provide arms for protection before vou part your part by consulting Eph. "vi. IMS.

PKUrATR CJRHATUBKS.—This is th« uhraae appllwl by His Blackneaw, the Moor of Venice, to tho lair ladles of italv. It was the lovelv complexion of Owwemona* such a radiant contrast t«) his own, that won hts heart and sooth to say, every man of discernment conaldem fslr skin, like a sweet voice, "an excellent thin* In woman." Now this is a charm which can bo acquired. There is a healthful and odifferous toilet article, known everywhere as Hagan's Magnolia Balm, which literally trans-

boaom with P«*rly tin«r, »*MI IniMrtlOR to tbe aarfkc* a *mo«thnrw« ana* KIOM like that of poll»h«i m*r-* "bto. InalwMl of etonta* P«W

UiM the Micky eonmefc, or oonlrwHin* tb«m. tndtbtti ob«inicUng peraj^ra-

*•&»» .Aiw?

are speedily removed from tbeir faces, hands aod arms, by this delightful preparation.

IK you yoa don't want to disgust everybody with your offensive breath, cure your Catarrh upon which It depends. $500 reward Is offered by the proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy lor a case of Catarrh which he cannot cure. It is sold by druggists. 611

NERVOUSNESS, and all derangements o( the nervous system, are usually connected with a diseased condition of the blood. Debility is a frequent accom-

mniraeut. The first thing to be done to improve the condition oft he blood. This is accomplished by taking Vegetine. It ia a nerve medicine, and possesses a controlling power over the nervous svstem.

ILLIXERY GOODS

LAPIKS' SUITS.

We would Inform oar customers and ladies In itenerwl that w«- have removed lo the Jarge aud eleguul store.

Xio. 116 nain Street,

Optra House Square,

where we are prepared to offer at our former low pric«* much larger and better stock of

Millinery & Straw Goods,

than we have heretofore kept. We have added to our stock this season a line of

li.lIIEV S I

and iu order to get the business fairly started we propose to offer the make of suits at about the cost of material.

We also make suits to onler and otTer the advantage of the made up stock from which to select patterns.

Thankful for past favors hoping to see all our old customers and many new ones at our new place, Wo. 116 Main St.. Opera House .Square.

We ure respectfully,

ml(l-3in. J. W. OASKILL.

WABASH

7 "WOOLEN

If wnwked, keep move water as long as possible doliveranee may come. If you are choking with thirst lie with your face to the grouud tou tulnutes.

If frco*lng, dont allow yourself to sle«p, Hun. sxorcise, help others. If on a burning vessel, don't jump ovorNmrd until you m* obliitfti t«.

(Kmnttllstieil in 1N54,^

(*. F. EliLIS, Proprietor.

Have on hand ami for sale at wholesale, a IFV i.i'to FRRLJ STOCK OF ~J

JcatiN.

tihifAl tiffy

fFlnimcloi, 4^ JT-Iiir&f %-i ItlauliOt*(. VW.-,

JVairik^, Ac.,

Made of the best KIOCII and warranted equal lu style and durability to any In the market. A l.SO A KULL SUPPLY Ol

Jeniis. ('MtinifroM. TwooHn, l-'lannela, Itiintkelw. Vnrii*. CovorlelN, Cotinler|aui s. (c„

Kor snle cheap 'or cash or In exchange for wool on the most reasonable tenus. Highest innrket price paid In

CASH FOR WOOL

OFFICE A MUX. 'i'MM .'

Northwest "corner of 1st and Walnut streets, eo-tf. Terre-Haule. Ind.

1110 BI-:sT K0lTTK

EAST AND WEST.

IM»IA\ XI*OMS. I\«'I\ATI AMI) I A A IT E A I O A I

liictniiat 1 and Kaisleru DIvMionn.

Four Passenger trains,leavo the Union D' p-t, Indianapolis «iai'y for CincinuaU, Chftllcotlie. Marietta. Washington, anc Circlevttle. Ohio Pnro, Nichola»vllle, Ken-tu-hy Also t-r Parkei»b*»rg, Haltlmoref W'asidnyton -lty, Philadelphia and New York

By llils ronte Kast a ticket can be purchased at the Cni»H !Vp«»f to New York at the *»me price as b.v any other route, on which the holder can jvts* through »top over at all the above tinin.fl t'lasu rn cltlea. ^-w

I.aRtjette, Qnlia-.i nnd (llirnfft Ii* vt»li»n. Three througl) Train* leave the Union Depot daily, for Lafayette, Chicago, Springfleld, Qulncy, St. .loseph, KnnMisClt* and Otnuh.i without change or cars.

Time and ols.uiu-e less ami tare as low at by any other route, to all the principal towns ami cities in the West aud Northwest.

Raiqta«e ch«R«t thmatth to all principal Mauts, ami sleeping cam on all night iruins, botti Ktvsl and w.-vi.

For I'uuht iiifornmtl and tickets, apply to the Tick't Agent In th Union Depot, tl. B\RRI VOF.K.

srrtmnx

*£HE OLD ESTABLISHED

t" Vrl.

Owing to Its increase of business In the past year, and flattering prospects for yet greater in the future, have been compelled to enlarge upon Its already capacious facili. ties fordoing business enabling it, thereby, to do ITS WORK CHEAPER A.VO WITH

UR£ATKlt DKHPATl'II,

In additon also It has established in connection with it. a first-tlasa

Boiler and Sheet Iron Works,

of sufficient capacity to accommodate all who are pleased t.o give tli«-lr patronage. Vone but first-class workmen in either department. I respectfully invite the public to call and examine my Ifitnnffectnre of Ntallonnry A' Portable Kn«ii'ieN,Nnw Flonrliiir tfilla, anal Coal Shaft Maeliinery.

a Ku han

of which I keep constantly on ot the most approved Patterns. %|«o Corn Mhellers. 4'ane Hills, Nhllit(le Machine*, tsilh HOIKI «V Power. Hall'* Celebrated Meel Bottom K. It. Nerii|ier, nKo CaNt

A WroiiKlit Iron Mora|ers,

Kor farm use. A ls« a great variety of School Seats and Desks, which lor beauty and durability cannot, tie excelled.

Together with castings of all descriptions for general use in this country, all of which warrant to be a.s good as the best, both In material and workmanship, and asehenp as

rhecheapest,

Ma«'er ot Transportation.

C. K. Chief Ticket Clerk.

TJX ION* STEAM BAKERY.

ilUlMu^ BKQ*

SlauBJactareW of all Wwh "s

and CrSrckcrs, Cftkss, Bread

AXO

A N

and wonderfully tuipiowite *wwfcl JPANCT 8TAPLK O ROCKBIB4, wThto p«ali«ily

TOSiarUi^PSSd

elated by oar niral belle*, who flod, ia*ww» Uw two luuix**,) tbat the «M»r*enen« and rot*hn«^ which eouoiry »Jr leapt to engender,J

DKALKR8IN

Foreign & Domestic Fruits,

LA*AT«rr*«nuwr,

Terrv-HMt*. lad.

EO. I). ARNOIiD,

it03 JSIiiin Street.

HELLS

Clocks. Watches,

And Jewelry,

AS LOW AS ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO

-V REPAIRING

(ifor let, Watchm nnti .fetrefrj/. 22-tf

WM. X. BABH. It A A E A E

S O E

PAINTERS,

Fifth Street, bet. .Vain aad QitiOi

DEALERS IN

raar»-«rn

v/i KVKNm*

f" i&Wt*

IRON WORKS,

lOF

TKRRE-HAUTK, INI).

CLIHF

g—- (Jfe)

(juftiity taken into considera

tion. (ee-tH ,T. A. PARKER

WM. H. (iREOO, P. W. ROCKWKT.L President. Sceretury QOUTHERN WHITE LEAD

f/^T STRICTLY

LEAD|

BLEACHED

OIL

^LO

And COLOR WORKS,

-45

jCnr. Majn and Lombard.Hts.

Sltryer Brothers,

Sot- .ljrnts I'or Terrr-flattie.

Every Package of our STRICTLY P.URE WHITE LKAD bears the following guarantee: "The White Lead contained in this Package is guaranteed Wy the Manufacturers, the Southerly White Lead and Color Works. St. Louis. Mo., to contain no adulteration whatever. It is composed entirely of perfectly Pure Carboftiatf ot l*ad and Llmeed Oil, and is wild sutject to Chemical Analysis."

Glass.

Paints, Oil and

tu94m is

piANO TUNING.

O E

PIANO TUNER REP1IKKR

Order* U/t at the Trrrr-ffnute Mudad TmttMe, Am* BnUtof/, Swl* receive Pimmpt AUetUum^

MR. MORS tea flraKslaa* Toner aod com* petent Repairer be ha* worked In the oele orated Pteno eatabll^hmeot of 8telnway 4 Bona, aaa practical Piano maker

And In tbe

tnaat prominent Piano factories In theeoantiy. He la entirely worthy of the high imomiatBawUti which he la recommended.

ANTON 8HIDB.

i'-Xi Prin^palT.H.*o«»cal Inatltole.

nnERRE-HAUTE HOUSE,

.. .. ,.-Teinpe»JS^ponr^ a twiomw, rnfta The8tne(Ous naai thla BOOM ER«Y Minotea, ftom the Depot and tUr«r. flw ArUvtem Mmtks are

ML (Mi BatoL

& SON'S HMt J!J« if

BOILER

ANT)

-'WiSwi:

Sheet Iron Works.

H'. 'Kftyt! itttr J({ 1

Flit ST STREET,

«s-

-it

Between Walnut nnd Poplar imkvnitm 4» ,ix I *. ff'li », 4 J!i

ALL BOTI.ERS

Hereafter made will be

Tested by Government (ion.

-V£oy::: J-,'

Is* tH.

AND

Satisfaction Guaranteed.

A£L kinds OI^'

BOILERS MADE,

I A

A^D ALL KINDSJOP

fti,-. ^.0 f-:i -.11 I, ''f1 'n rt t«it, 4 j*1

I* Sheet Iron Work Done,

»-l)" 'ifJ#--a.!?.»."W* ttiia ..

A Prices n« Low as at any Shop I"fcfsttri In the Stntc. «rV ft. tif'W l4* t)B f* Hj' *t jk i'1 9 "t f*4

REPAIRING

"OF ALL KINDS ^. Rt ii. ».

DONE Of* SHORT NOTICE.. Pf.9m

OR SALE. I.* ,•

HALL, IPAXTltY, CELLAR, CISTERX

AND R? .* ft

GOOD OUT BUIDINGS

ALL NEW.

.'fr»

O S

IN OBOVEB'8 St)B-DI VISION.

SMALL HOUSE

.Aud one or two Lota In

JOi\EV SUB-DIVISIOV,

On Nontti 7lh alrrel. ,M 'S2 tiff ____ Jf .3

160

feet East Fronts'

On North Fourth street, in Lota to suit. jj f*

N lit r-L*

't*

B. YCAKLK.

Lot

*On Sooth Slxtli stroet—very flue lot.

Choice LotSf^J

IX DIIIICAX'8 (H-B-1IITIII105.

I -V^.* 1 if?...

5 Acres East of Blast Furnace,

Desirable for Garden or Bob-dlvldlng.

2 0 A

Two awd allM mMof Cowrt Heaw, For sale entire or in parcel* to salt. On the property to a good

HOUSE AID BARS, J"

and plenty of water, and the whole tract Is well aat In troll or choice varieties, all -.. bearing.

A rare ekutc tar Fralt Clrwwera sN Ward ewer*. 4 4

For prteea and tema

apply

U-4m.*

JAMES

», OBO.C. DUY,

Ohio flrBol.

K. BAIlER,

AMeraey mmf rsaawlerst 1m w. MsmrnHk, Forks €., Ind. Will make eollrcdoas. and attend td'Oil kinds of Le«al Bastesas ja Ppka 4 V%oOo.

RBVBAsaostf-AUen SQUA, T*reHaata. fa. Patrick, renw-BaoM. Jaaaas H. Mahan^ i. Pn PosevllVa, Ind. nUly.

gotam.

apmL

TUEIIi

XI/

-A

Inspee*

Fverything Warranted Perfect

::vW.

JAS. SKATH.

#'y Jf.'ti 1

House1 and, Lot

ii.fi?

OX SOUTH 3rd ST.,

^IGO FOUNDRY jiyatj t'ltlr

Tt 'rtli

SIX ROOMS,

TERRE-UAUT£, WDIMAy

1 4

A Works,

4 ««*, at 1,f I

SEATIT A HAGER. PHOPR'S.. .fit y.f

Man factu rera of

Cars and Car Wheels,

Of nil kinds.

"MACHINERY

AND IIEAYY

',fcioo feet Front

Vn-

(.11 North Third street, above Locufit.

and

ifi

168

-o

/Invite attention"to their prese~nt stock of Seasonable Goods including

y\r Japanese Snit Inf at 35 uid SOc per yard. Japaneae Poplinm, Satin Stripe, at 3? 1-3 rents per j/ard. j§ few Choice Japan c»e S4tka. firry and Striped WmA PmpHng Prmm 15 to 35 cmla prr yard,

I Velaria PmpUna, very genteet style, at 25 eents. vVmrwiek t*u»trem% changtable, at 25 centf. 1 Sandringkam Suit tug's, at 35 cent a.

In great variety and v.ery cheap.

Siveral broken lints of Hosiery to close out at reduced prices.

Afin

,j {. .?'? *. ,ij E E A 1 'ftftt 4 ?.i

t-.

CASTINGS.

Highest price paid for Cast Scrap Iron'.

WdRKS ON CAKAIC Between Main and Ohio Sis. ORDERS SOLICITED. 8EATH HA'JICK

UEENSWARE.

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rtvitT

it «*f

4*I

"r*

Jf«#S

-\f

Cheap Store.

1 wish 10 call tbe attention of the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity to my very large and well selected stock of

CROCICERV,

GLAUS, QtJEKlVSWAItE, WHITE AST® BASTD CHOA, FA*C'T OMRLM,

TABLE nnriJEBT,

RLLM PLATED BKITAIXIA CA«T«BIB,

Lamps, Chandeliers, &c.

In flwrt ev«ry thing pertaining to a first-class fe ,n

Crockery Hoose,

Wbk$TT*o3'er at wbolenie and retail at very Vnr flgtmea. Call and aee mo even 11 yoo do ncrtbwy. r. THB0.8TAHL,

eo-ly. Sooth «thstreeC

1**S1

a# **t

Silk and lllao/ Serges, Light Weight Fonges and Irish Poplins, in attractive variety. Checks and Plaids for Cktldrens Suits, bright Mif Manno«i^'at 2& and 30. Colored Batiste, with bright borders,

Black .Ilpacaa and Pure JKohairs in alt grades and of superior Ha1shl

BRIGHT STKIPIOD SHAWLS AUD SCARFS,

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Linen and Cotton Meetings of the most Popular Brands.

U*hite Batiste, with plain borders, f* UViile and Tinted 1% Semite Stripes,

Piques and Marseilles, white and ButT. Dolly \htrdrn Percales, Chintz. Brilliants. Reps, AY.

Table Linen, Napkins, Doyles and Towels,!

Splendid Stock of Silks!"

Gauze, Fine Domet mid Silk Warp Flannels.

»r* Si *1 Yf| .-rl

Jjadies Cotton Miose at IO, 12 1-2, 15 and 22 1-2 cents per pair• Extra *s Length 20 cents prr pair. Ladies Cotton Hose. 20 B, iron Frames, regular made, ai 95 per do ten. Other Rrgtilar Made Good a at 9 t.OO per doxin. Superior Balbriggan Mlosr.

IJ'f? PflVCrf offer a Sixteen Bone HVwrn Corset t/t/ll vUl SvL« whichue belitve to be superior in style and quality to any of similar price ever sola In this market, Stvt ral of our customers who usually buy fine Coraets at fancy prices have been induced to try a pair," and they sjwak of thi in high praise. .* ymv 1.

GINGHAMS,TRINTS ANI) MUSLINS."

J! beautiful yard wide Bleached Muslin, finished soft by Lonsdale Company, at 15 cents per yard. ,1 great variety in our White Goods Department. wf nice assortment of Lace and Lace Goods. JYcw Rufttes, which are superceding Collars. Plaited Flouncings, Hamburg Edges, Ribbons, Bows. Magic Garters, anew Invention long needed. Handkerchiefs, Trimmings, and the thousand little articles that are rtifuir* ed to make a stoch complete.

E I E & E I

J. B. HAOKR.

pRAIRIE CITY

ivm #7 e% ifxrm

u&nu'

-if

t'"

'r j-

Planing Mills."*

STK"

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

-ib

Manufacturers ot

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

"A I WINDOW & DOOR FRAMES,

MOULDING BRACKETS

STAIR RAU.INU, BALLUSTERfi, awSi-* ra.

Newell

A'!

P08t8, Flooriug, Siding,: JA* And all description* of

FINISHING LUMBER.

TdJ

WliOlesafd and Iletal! dealerti in

Pjne Lumber^ Lath & Shingles,

•t:'*Slate Roofing,

AND ROOFING FELT.

Custom Sawing, Planing and Wood Turning done to order. All work warranted. Or. Ninth & Mulberry Streets. •-tf.

J^EW FIRM

,,iWHOLE»AIJB NOTIONH.

WITTIG & DICK,

(Socoeasora to A. C. A. WlUlg,) M«. I4S Rsta Street,

Jobbers & Commission

P.-a ••••.

Merchants,

ur IOTVOH*. rAtrcY OOOM, CTQAM, mXULSSH. GERMAN, AND AMERI

CAN CUTLER T,

...

With Increased capital aod Wew Stock we are prepared to oror friends add eustomers sopertor lndooements to hoy of oa

i^raaEKSd'i'i.tt.5^10 °r

VO. Id MAfN STRBCT,

Betwoea Fifthwd Sixth, lathe Room tormarly occupied by Oo* 41 Bw