Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 46, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 May 1872 — Page 7

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4 BY KARL SRITBY. The fisoks ot yer, ma'am, rather sails ra«— The wsfes ye offer 'lli da But ibln can't inter yer survl*

Without a condllftlioii or two. AfidaoW, to la thelcltchen Comratxlgfoo'-, with plenty cf light, And fit, yer know, far lntertalnln*

Much fri'nds as like to invite?

And nlzt, are yout reg'lar at male times? B^kue 'taint oonvaynent, ye see. To wait, and if 1 behaves my anself,

It's ne more than yoos ought to be, And thin, is your gnrrsls good natured? The rayson I lift my last place, The French nurs was sach a high lady,

I slot a dish-cloth at ber Ihta

And haveyer the ls*te of oMletioa droppin' In whin they ch I've got some enlivin fast cousins

choose?

To min droppin' in whin ne enlivin fust cc That frayquently bring me tho nooa. I must have thlm trayted powlltely $

I give yer fair warnln', ma'am now, sS If the airy gate be cloned agin them, You'll find me commincln a row.

These matther* meg rayed on betwayn u«, I'd try yer a wake, so I would (8be looks like the kind I can manage,

A thin thing without any hlud!) But mind, if I comeM tor a week ma'am, I corner for that time and no ltss And w. fhln, purvidin' ye'd want me, sj

Justit give me yet name aud uddrlds.

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1IO US EI I OLD RECEIPTS.

When a carpat in taken up to be cleaned, the floor boneath it is very inuch c-nvered with dust. This dust is very and dry, and poisonous to the lunpx. Before removing it, sprinkle the floor with very dilute carbolic acid, to kill any poisonous germs that may bo printout, anil so thoroughly disinfect tho floor and render it sweet.

RICK I'ITDDIWO.—A pnddiug without •JGGS can LWJ inade by taking one enp of rioo to one-half gallon of milk and one ftip of HUiiar. liako until the rice is done. think it much nicer than with cggH. Flavor to your taste.

To BKIOHTKN STRAW MATTING AND ON, OM»TII.—CJive the maUing a thorough washing with salt and water, using one pint of salt in a pail of water, Dry |tiickly with a soft cloth, Hub your oil cloth with a cloth dipped in milk, first having scrubbed it withso.ip and warm water. It wll'ithoh look as bright as when new.

How TO OI.EAIF PANKKTH.--Pour two largo tablespoontuls of borax and a pint bowl of soft soap into tub of cold water. When dissolved, put in a pnirof blankets and let them remain overnight. Next day rub and drain thoin ou*, and rlnso thoroughly in two waters and hang them to dry. Do not wring thorn.

KIJOATINO J.HI.ANO*--Yolks of seven eggs to one quart of milk, one out of sugar, a little salt, and flavor with lemon. at all together, and set in a kettle of wutor extra from the kettle it is boiled In. Beat the whites of tho eggs to a stiff froth, and pile in heaps on top of the boiled milk after it has been put in the float glasses. This will inake twelve glasses full. They lofk very pretty set in a circle round a bouquet of flowers, in tho ceutor or at each end of the table.

HAI.HKD CONNECTICUT DOUGHNUTS.— Heat a pint of milk just lukewarm, and stir into it a small cup of melted lard, and sifted flour till it is a thick batter: add a small cup of domestic yoast. and keep it warm till tho batter is light then work in'o it four boaten eggs, two eups of sugar rolled free from lumps, a teasnoo.iful of salt and two of cinnamon. When the whole Is well mixed, knead iu wheat flour till about #H stiff as blscolt dough. Set it where it will keep warm till of a spongy lightness then roll tho dongh out half an iuoh thick, and cut it into cakes. Let them remain' till light, then fry thom iu hot lard.

FASHION AXD MORALS*® It is common to attribute to the laws of fashion much ot the immoralities of society but an argument was made bolore a Committee of Congress, some days ago, to the effect that polygamy, if left alone by the fttato, would soon be cured by tho Introduction of the Oontile fksulons of female dress. Until the opening of the Union Pacific Kailway, tali was sn isolated State the majority of tho Mormons never having any communion with, and raroly ever soelng, any Gentiles. The railroad, however, has chftnged this condition of affairs. Kailroads run through the Territory the Mormons aro brought into daily contact with tho Oentile poppulatlon,residents as well as travellers (Jontlle customs have been introduced, and last, but not least, the fVishions ot the Gentile women. It Is said that the Queen of Madagascar Is a subscriber to Harper'* linear, and regularly examtns the chart of pnttorns and the plates of novelties In style and materials. It can hardly be expected that the Mormon women nan be less curious and leas interested In a matter which has engrossed the female mind from all time. The changes of spring, summer. fall, and winter hats, bonnetfe, cloaks, dresses, and boot*, with the ad-

ilair,

uncts of laces,trimmings, lewelry, and hare an effect upon Mormondom that threatens annihilation to polygamy. Already there are discontented dames who assert they "have nothing to wear," and who resent the economy of tht'ir former lift* by asking their husbands, can thov be ex pec too to appear twice in a publio place in the same drees? The superiority of the monogamlc system becomes evident to the female "mind of Utah when it consider* that a husband can supply one wife with all that she needs in the way of dresa much more readily than he can two, three, or half-a-dowm wives and when they compate their comparatively plain, inexpensive, and Incomplete wardrwbe* with those of their Gentile sisters, the system of polygamy ceases to have any charms. What is Joseph Smith's revelations to a woman woo wants a Dolly Varden and ran not get It, particularly when other women b«ve them? It was gravely argued before the Committee that the introduction into Utah of the fashionable styles of drfetsiwg by the (lentils women would do more* to disgust lbs Mormon then all the enactment fomen, it was argued, will never voluntarily submit to a system which denies them that elegance of drees, and variety thereof, which Is enjoyed by their neighbors sod, as no Mormon can afford such a style to more than one woman, there wfl! be a general revolt of the female Mormon* against polygamy, and in favor of one hasbend to one wife,— [Chicago Tribune.

WOUlu uo niun ui^wi II women with polygamy tl preaching and statutory that could be devised. w«

A irtXD l%fly in Galeeburg, 111., ft** a pair of panUdoons to ft poor boy lat lv. The next mo mi tig the youth requested

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"LOJCO MAY IT WAVR."—A joung I mother was In the babit of airing the baby's clothes at the window. Her husband didn't like it, and believing that 1/ she saw ber practice as others saw it, she woald desist, ho,so directed their afternoon walk a» tq brjng the 1 nursery windrtw into full View from I tho central part of town. Stopping abI ruptly, he pointed to the offending I linen flapping unconsciously in the breeze, ana asked, sarcastically: "My dear, what is that displayed in our window?" "Why," she replied, "that is the fl of our union."

Conquered by this pungont retort, he saluted the fl by a swing of bis bat, and pressing bis wife's arm closer within bis own, said, as they walked homeward: "And long may it wave!"

SUNSHINE ANDSLKEP.—Sleepless persons should court the sun. The very worst soporific is laudanum, aud the very best, sunshine. Therefore it is very plain that poor sleepers shonld pass as many hours as possible in the I shade. Many women are martyrs, and yet they do not know it. They shut the sunshine out of their houses and their hearts, they wear veils, they carry parasols, they do nil possible to keep off the most potent intlueuoe which is intended to give them strength, and beauty, and cheerfulness. Is it not time to change all this, and so get get color and roses in their cheeks, strength in our weak backs,and courage in our timid souls? The women of America are pale and delicate, but with the aid of sunlight they may be blooming and strong.

BUSINESS CARDS.

JR.

CUE A OLE, Attorney at Law A Votary Public No. 80 MAIN HTKF.KT,

Between Third and Fourth. 21.

Kitldbluhetl lfcl.

WARA8H

WILDY

A POTHS,

Dealer in

M«wi, Mantel*, Oratrt, Tin Plate, Japan |T and l'retttca Pfare, 12K Main Street, North Side.

DRL'UM,

PAINTS, OILS. Ulass, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Ac.,

O ULICK & ERR Y, Corner Main and 4th streets.'

ariit?

IT UrPEXIIEIMER BRUM.,

CLOTHIERS,

JONEPH

RW.

118 Mnln4&ireet.

II. DOOIiEY,

pera House Book Store, Books. Papers, Chromos and Frames. $

ARREST, HOKF.RU A CO.,

Great Headqna'rs for Dry Goods,

Opera House Corner.

BTROXO,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in l: Choice Trait, ColfV es. Nnp»r«, fitney anl NMple Orocerles,

No. 1K7 Main vreet.

THE NEW 1 WHEELER 4k WIIJIOIV Sewing Machine,

MARSH H. SCHOOLKY, Agent, Opposite PostotQce, 6th street.

ILOWN. PHILIP NEWHART'S Terre-Hante Plow Factory, 1st street, near Main.

gi rUW, TRADER A CO.,

K. FBEEIAX,

SMITH*WHEELER,

WOOM:X JIIM.S, O

Ellis, Proprietor, wholesale and relaK manufacturer of Woolen Goods, north-west cor. 1st and Walnut streets. 19

YICJO

rot DRY A Terre-IIaute Cnr Works,

Heath & Hagcr, manufacturers of Cars, Car Wheels, Castings and Machinery, corner Canal and Main street. Hi 1EKKE-IIA I'TE

Commercial College,

Hook-keeping, I'enmanshipand Arithmetic, cor. 6th and Main streets. 19 OARVIN A HEINTLY, Principals.

BEA

ITCH A Ml* A KELLY, AT TO /r.v YS AT LAW And NOTARYH PUBLIC, Ohio Street, between 3d and 4th. 8j)ecial attention paid to Collections.

Ciirriairc Manufacturers, Cor. Second and Walnut Streets, Repairing done promptly at low rates.

A I N E Watchmaker and Jeweler, Ohio street, south of ttie Court, House, Terre-Haute, Ind. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. Enjcravinn neatly done and warranted to give satisfaction.

BAKTLETT

CO.,

Wholesale and Retail

Jlooksellers and Stationers,

159 Main Street.

QRINI» A RWYNG, Ileal Estate

RL.

Collcc

ng Agents,

No. 4 South Hiitli Street.

HALL,

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

190 Main street, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

HSIITII. Dealers In Stoves,

c.r-

And matiuiactun«d Tin Ware, 60 and 53 Main street.

RIPPETOE. tJetieral dealer in

UROCERIKR. PRovisroxs A PRODUCE, ^National Block, SS Main street.

A. FOOTR,

J. I«*ler In

Garden, Field & Flower Seeds,

No. Main street.-

nurr*Kox, V./ MssnlkHnrvn of l^rsisstiT*, Stationery, Marine, Tubular and Cvlinder Boilers, Iron Tanks, Sheet Iron Work, Door Bteps, etc., cor. Osnsl AMain St. 19

HE XEW YORK KTORK, T3 Main street, near Ctoort lioose square, Dry (Bse4*,(sr|wu. Wall Paper, skMlrm Ar.

PRRiaairK RrscnArrr A Qo.

1. ArNTIM CO., Wholesale A Retail dealers In ARDWARE, SASH. DOORS, PAlKtS,

Iron. Nails. Oil and Glass, ITJ Main Rtrert.

rRKUAX,

ire tere-

t'urned and requested ber to pet a watch pocket In them, aa otherwise they would not be of moch use to him. It was done and be departed rejoicing.

A SOLDIKB had better anoell of gunpowder than musk.

Anerieas A Fsrelfi Wstelifs, JKWKI.RY, Ac*, Opera How*.

KIMXKR,

AXOR, MKiODEOBn, OUGASf*. Isslial Iaatisi*sta.Afc,

KPl.vt

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RSTLX A AKHSTROSO.

T&KRE-UAUTK SATURDAY EVENING MA1I„ MAY 11. 1*72.

DRUGGISTS,

168 Main Street, near Sixth.

H. 81'UDDEK,

Confectionery & Toj's,

liH Main street.

S. BYi'E 4c CO.,

The Popular House,

Main cor. 6th street.

WA.SIIF.AP,

Confectionery, Toys, Fresh OysAenr

Manufacturers Agent for Children's Ca., rlages. Hobby Horses, Ac.. 6tli St.. opp. P. O

rpHE BEST IN MARKET.'

The ARLINGTON!

Coal and Wood

•. COOK STOVE.

T"l-io Onltr COAL COOK ever introduc1 lie wniy jn this market that has given universal satisfaction. ,,

Xot ONE Out or 300 IIns Been Retnrned. For Sale Only hT

N.TIITII A WHEELER, 150 Main Street.

pALACE

REFRIGERATORS,

COOLERS, i,„

1 TA-.U- !r. 'i

TOILET WARE, A*n

I A E S

We have now on hand and will continue to be receiving during the season, the celebrated Palace Refrigerators, mide by J. C. Jenett A Co., BuHhlo. N. Y., together with a fine assortment of Coolers. Toilet Ware and Bird cages at prices never before heard of In this mnrket. Also

SUCCESSORS TO

•'.i Turner A Boutin.

WhotoaJe and Retail. Also, Toys and Fancy Goods, In great variety. Rxdostve Agents for°*Lairton*M Silver Burner." snd "Fsrotly Fsvonte Burning Fluid." Agents wanted in surrounding ooontlea.

H. 8. RICH ARDftOX tO, MAtJT BTKBKT. Mm North side between 3d and Ith.

J^RS.

Palace of Music, 49 Ohio street.

TCRRK-HArrCbranches.AAL

arHH

Trat, St., bet. Mala Ohio, tiesic taught In all Its Pupils may enter any time. Agency tor RWnwtjr piano*. A. Ssira, PrtnetpaL

MAirrCIA.of

SRATBt

Para area mm* Raapea,

MuBlkcUim* Oalvaatwd Iron Ooralet UOOMM A HAORaTT, in Main street.

WATER8

HOMfflPATHIC

PHYSICIANS,

Cfcerry RtreH. kM. Ilk ami 7ih. S-tf

ATIONAL HOUSE,

COR. MAIM AW© UFT0 M,

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

If. PATTOy, IHpr«r

tRAIRIE CITY

The Leading JeWelei4,

161 Main street.

SAY YES!

JOKES MM.

TITTIti A BICK, WHOLESALE NOTIONS.

Commission Merchants.

148 Main street.

C. P. SMITH. W. A. WUKKiaUt.

Dealers iu

Stoves. GrMteftaatf Tin H'src. Agency Fairbanks' 8cales, 150 Main street.

pHILKP KADKIa, Manufacturer of Saddles and Harness, Whips, Curry Combs, Brushes, Horse Blankets. tc., all work warranted. Lowest prices in the city, 190 Main street, near 7th.

"klHiS

.Mv

Two Hundred Cook Stoves,

Bought before the late ad7ance in Iron.

SMITH & WHEELER,

ee-tf. /.loO Main street.

JAS. H. TURNER. EW FIRM.:

W. B. SHILMTO.

N] TURNEB &SHILLIT0

a I

terest of T. C. Buntln In tne firm ef Turner A Buntln, we have formed a copartnership ander the name and style of Turner A Shll11 to, and will oontlnae the

FAMILY GROCERY

AND

General Produce Business, ,:

AT THK OLD STAND.

Onr stock Is foil and onr prices shall be as low as the lowest. We would be pleased to have ou*- old fiicndf call and see us as well as new ones. JAMES H. TURNKR,

WM.B. 8HILLIT0.

12-U. Cor. Main A Seventh streets.

$ \ll ft.

Mills.

CLIFT& WILLIAMS,

Manufticturers of

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

WINDOW 'A DOOR FRAMES,

Hii MIH I

MOULDING BRACKETS v.-. »a »,? i*t v.Jiif

1, STAIR RAILING, BALLUSTER8,

ii.• tin **l

if-ll

Newell

Posts,

Flooring, Siding,

And all descriptions of

FINISHING LUMBER.

cij: "e-

Wholesale and Retail deftlers in 5f-n I"*#?

Pine

TUMTER, LATH &

Shingles,

Slate Roofing,

^N.D ROOFING FELT.

Custom 8awing, Planing and Wood Turning done to order. All work warranted. Car. Ninth & Mulberry Streets. 9-tf.

ILLINERY GOODS"

-isf

AND

LADIES' SUITS.

SJf *4 ~!,t' 5- ~il

t" t.t

preni

and in order to get the business fairly start" ed we propose to offer the make of suits at about the cost of material.

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

Thankrul for past favors hoping to see all our old customers and many new ones at our new place,

No. 116 Main St.. Opera HpnseNqnare. We are respectfully, ml6-8m. J. W. ASK ILL.

EW FIRM.

WIIOLENALE NOTIONS.

WITTIG & DICK,

(Successors to A. C. A. Wlttlg,) He. 148 Mala Street,

Jobbers & Commission Merchants, «,

IN NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, CIGARS, ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND AMERI

CAN CUTLERY,

Perfumery, Soap, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Aa.

With increased capital and New Stock we are prepared to offer friends and customers superior inducements to buy of us.

Special attention will be paid to Oasb Buyers, Peddlers and Auctioneers. NO. 148 MAIN STREET, Between Fifth and Sixth, in the Room formerly occupied by Cox A Son- 0-tf.

tor

GaMUM 1M&.

Gf.

ARLY

A ELDER,

G«M FIBSaf*.

TH NtURS CPPTR

Ln«R MI «F

TWU

em BaMwr,

quStr. BTMw

nuoiirs

DENTAL ROOiS'

Vs. 70 North ZOIaots ^IndianapoIis-

COOKERLY,

Attorney at Law,

NOTARY PUBLIC,

And Real Estate Agent,

OFFICE. ON OHIO STREET, Between Srd snd 4th streets, second door east of KhsntHM)'* Bank.

A narober of fine city lots for sale on reasonable terms. miMm.

ROACH,

MAXtrrACTrnucRS or

Saddles and Harness,

Dealers ta Gbllart, Whips, Trunks, dtc.,

NO. MAIN STREET,

North side, between Srd and ««*. Terra* EUata, Indiana. AGENT" tor Uncie Ham's OU. VWY.

Q.ENTS'A LADIEff WEAR

CLEAIED A COLORED!

Ganta' Wear repaired neatly at

H. F. Reiner's Dye House,

Main BL» bel. «th 7th. sp6-U.

I ', f*

*h: •»f*t as#T

W ft

iWr 0 .«

SGITARANTEE.-The

the

We would Inform our customers and ladies In general tliat we liave removed to large and elegant store. s$$H

Ho. 116 Main Street,

Opera House Square,

low prices a 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

LADIES' SUITS,

14*1%

ii 11

CORRODERS AND GRINDERS

...4-,

STIifC'lLY PURE'-'VHITE LliAI),

A,i't

•W"

Drugs,

rim CUTS trading one |«U with Lu|tl| OM. fat MltAt »X *RT«

Agency for

Commissi Merchants

And Wholesale Dealers in

Staple and Fancy

NOTIONS,

Bazk Gloves, Jlfcawis,p&d Woolea Uood*.

IVhite Oood^, Shirte, &c

140 Main St.,

Mr,/. *. .»

Linseed Oil, Costor Oil, Acetic Aeld, for Corroding Lead.

lheir brand of Strictly Pure White Lead to be perfectly free from impurities, and will pay tine Unndreil Itollars in Jol«l and the cost of analysis tor the keg, if containing the slightest adulteration. -CHA8. K. VICKER8,8ec'y. THOMAS RICHESON, President.

Sign of Gold Wheel and Gold Anvil, We .m%

--knmt

^rf, jtr,

Window Shades

Just'Opened at

R. BUCKELL'S,

Ohio street, bet. 31 and 4th."K'

I take this opportunity of thanking my many friends for the patronage f: giuen me daring the past six years, and now—with enlarged premises, increased facilities, a number of competent and skilled workmen, the largest stock ever brought into the city, unremitting care and diligence in the execution oi all orders, I hope to receive a continued share of public patronage.

Having just completed an alteration of premises enabling tne |to display my stock to much better advantage, including

WALL FA FEB, WINlfOW MHADEtt, FA MY ULAM ,. For Doors and Transoms, and everything required in Decorating and Painting, I invite all to come and examine, offering t&e following special Inducements: The Largest Stock or New Patterns to Select from, (v .M .-,i .,-,The Lowest Prices, ... v,/. ,l,ti The Best Workmanship. xn&r2 6m And Promptness in the execution of orders. ..

GULICK & BERRY,

GENERAL DEALERS IN*

Paints, Oils, ^Glass, &c.

Corner Main and Fourth Streets, TERRE-HAUTE, IND?i

BARR'S PECTORAL

VHIAH JKTFBKS. XTLSHA HAVSHS. ROB HIT OKDDBI. JEFFERS A CO.,

TERMC-HA VTE, IV9.

EXCLUSIVE Agents

toR all Piece Goods madi

by tbe Vigo Woolen Mills. Orders piKuptly attended to. »-tf

J8AAC BALL,

UNDERTAKER,

E*Maimer of the Pea*.

Is |»«pared to execute all ordsrs in Ms Hue with iieal niai and dlspateh. corner of Third •ad Oberry streets. Terre-Haute. 80-tf

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COLLIER WHITE LEAD AND OIL COMPANY guarantee

.6* .*1 ,'i^

For Sale by A. 0. AUSTIN & CO. Ag'ts,!

HcAdqn»r(crei fbr Building Malri«l.

30,000 Rolls Wall Paper!

•1

,tb r\

All or (he Newest Patterns and Stales, including llie & 1

Finest Tints, Gold Paper & Decorations,

"Medicines Chemicals,

ELIXIR.

AT RIPPETOE*/*, 159 Nail HU,

Too will always find THE BEST /R Boffars, Coffee*, Teat, Ham, Break/** Baeon, Flour, Corn Meat, Hpices, English Plcklfs, Table Heoees, Flavoring Extracts,Uest Hrrtipsnd Molasses,Crackers, Canned Ojods,Hartilnss, Corn FTTAROH, Bafc%S£S25$&uXiJSSSiwiiuZ'ZZZ Htone Ware,Coal Oil,Ac., Ac.

Goods delivered to any part of tbe dty. ee-EM.