Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 47, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 May 1872 — Page 3

RIDTNG-HOOD.

Cool and dark the Shadows glimmered In the gloomy, grim old wood, where, with careless lingering footsteps,

Wandered fair Red Rioing-Hood.

Dark the shadows grow and dimmer, While the gray wolf by her aide Promised—low and treaeh*rous plead lng-

That no barm ahoald her betide. .... Beat her pulses swift and strangely, Flattered test her trusting heart "lr Yet she told him all her errand

Ere at last they turned to part.

Well we know the traglo ending' Of the simple and old tale: How. for once, in fairy stories

Evil projects did not fall.

Not all wolves are dead and burled, Nor all maidens wiser grown Many hearts still flatter strangely

At a specious pleading tone.

Therefore, linger not to listen Be

When your path by wolves is crost, deaf ou dear onto the pleading— who hesitates is lost.

HOW TO SPEND SUNDAY.

Some Practical Suggestion* That Will Inter/ere With no Man*8 Liberty—How to Get Bid of a Dull Sunday.

By law every citizen in this State ha* the privilege of not doing on Sunday lavs, him, he can do which what different thi will make this Sunday privilege a pro

what he is obliged to do on other da,

The ve la 11

'ery practical question meets different thinjrs

We wish to suggest some things which can be done to add interest to the Sunday of those who find its freedom dull.

Take an hour Sunday morning and sit down alone, and think what you have done during the past week, and agitate the question whether you have done just as you really think is best and mean to keep on doing.

Have you told any lies the past week? Count them on your fingers, if you can, and seriously consider whether you always mean to bo a liar?

Did you get drunk during the past week, or ootne near it? Did you talk temperanoe and visit the cupboard to take those now "bitters Did you sell any poisoned liquor for good, or any poor home llqor at a fancy price under a foreign brand? Was ft well? bo you always expect to do such things, iind when will you stop?

Have you abused your neighbor, run tTl down you competitor In other stores, slandored other politicians, or I woman's roputation the past These things are unspeakably mean you know they are. God be thanked If you haven't done them if But somebody doos them. I ask that somebody whether he always Intended to be a mean follow

Have you gambled or slunk into infamous dens the past week? Nobody is obliged to toll me. But many do go to vile places every week, Sundays included. Is It a good plan to keep on What will twenty years of such practice make a man

Have you cheated anybody In the last ten days Have you deceived any employer or kept back the just iy of any workmau Have you advertised deceptions of auy kind? Does any money stick to you, which belongs to anybody else? Are you going to make a permanent cheat of yourself? I)o you want to die as a carpet-bagger? What's f' hinder It If you are cheating now

Did you swoar last woek? Don't you swoar rather more than you used to, when your mother taught yon Is there any particular benefit In It? Let us see if you can stop for a week

Are you nonsmoking too many cigars —running up debts which you don't know how to pay making a larger swell than you capital jnstlfles—and getting ready for a smash and ruin? We hope not. But all these things happen, and if any one Is over-doing himself In these days, ought he not to know it and settle whether his oourse is best?

It strikes us, that an hour on Sunday of cool, healthy consideration of the actual status aiid doings of our weekday lives would be an interesting employment, whether satisfactory or not.

Take another hour on Sunday to do somebody some good for which you haven't the time on any other day. Write a letter to the mother or brother, or sister, whom you have forgotten for along time. Hunt out a friend who has disappeared from yous interest.and renew a cordial acquaintance. Find out somebody who is suffering and carry -*ah cheer to him or her. Go to see the fblks who would be glad to see you, hut whom you are not always glad to

9ee.

Visit the families of those who *re working hard to make themselves rich. Help to put some kind of a homesling into everybody who is homeless. There are plenty of good acts, which are not common—and on Sunday you want to do something uncommon, that Is what the day is made for. I'm talking to people who And Sunday dull and the church unmeaning, and do not care to pay religion much attention, I do not want to drive yon where you ds not want to go. But we ought all of us to make of Snnday a finer day than the rest of day*, because we have the chance. Our dally toll makes ns dull. Sunday

ought

serves

Bottles

full

ngs nday privilege a pr Nobody is compelled

this Sunday slight. Nobody

tit or a delight, to

S, cn

to meeting or to sing psalms, or

to learn catechism, or to read sermons to fill up his time. Every one can pick

out some new and unlaborious employ

ment, and if he knows how, can have sixteen free and happy hours on one day in seven. It is of no use to object to Sunday as a Puritan Sunday, for the law makes it a free day, and forbids work so that it shall be free. It is a somewhat singular fact, that with this chance of a free day so many can find nothing better to do than to do business and work just as on other days, as it we did not all work hard enough from Monday morning to Saturday night. It is also something of a commentary en the capacity of many people for improvement and enjoyment that after a little extra scrubbing and dressing is finished on Sunday morning, they don't know what tp do with themselves for tjie rest of the day, and only consent to go to church because it is a little less stupid than to sit at home and gape at their own dullness instead of a preaoher's. Some try a cigar and a novel, others a big dinner and a nap, others sitting around a big stove and spitting at it. But after all these resources have failed the only thing left is to wish for Monday and go to bed very early. Happy are those who in Mucn an emergency have young ladles on whom they may call.

or Beautt.—Ladles If

you would have hesuty by the bottlefull, all you hsrs to do Is to purchase Hagan's Magnolia Balm. That peerless beautlfier of the complexion not only heightens natural charms, but "renders even the plainest countenance .exceedingly attractive. It recalls to the pallia cheek the rosy tinge of health, removes pimples, blotches, roughness, sallowness and other blemishes, and imparts to the skin a most delicate fairness and softness. It smooths the furrows csused by time or care, and gives face neck snd arms the plump ana engaging appearance of youthful beauty. All this is accomplished by the most natural means, vis: by gently and naturally stimulating the circulation in the capillary blood vessels. Besides being the most effectual aid to beauty known to modern scienoe.

GALES OF

SEWING MACHINES FOB 1871.

The magnitude to which the sewing ma' chine business has grown Is only surpassed by the rivalry of the varloas competitors, few of whom are unfamiliar with the nu meroas artifices resorted to for the commendation and sale of the particular machine sought to be sold. If the number of sales be any criterion of merit, the Singer seems to bear the palm, as shown by sworn returns of the companies, made undr the licenses granted them by the owners of the sewing machine patents, and which are as follows: THE8INOER MP'Q

CO Seld 181,260 Machines Wheeler and Wilson

181,260

Mfg Co 128,526 14 Qrover A Baker S.M. Co 50,838

Weed S. M. Co

89,655

Howe Machine Co. (Jan. 1, to July 1)... Wilcox A Glbbs S.M.

Empire S. M. Co Par nam S. M. Co

OUTHERN WHITE LEAD

STRICTLY

LEAD?

BLEACHED

And COLOR WORKS,

(Cor.

Main and Lombard, Sts.,,

Shryer Brothers

Sole Agent* for Terre-Haute.

Every Package of onr 8TRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD bears the followI ng guarantee: "The White Lead contained in this Package Is guaranteed by the Manufacturers, ths Southern White Lead and Color Works. 8t. Louis, Ma, to contain no adulteration whatever. It Is composed entirely of perfectly Pure Carbonate of Lead and Linreed Oil, and Is sold snhiect to Chemical Analysis."

PRICES REDUCED ON A GOOD"-"

Stock Of Boots and Shoes, Is more important

-NEWS,

To most of the community than who is to be the next President^

W FOR

Personal expenses is the part of the treat "problem of finance" best understood uy

THOSE

Who have the "understanding" of a large Family to look after In "hard times," and but few were

BOKN

So jadtr as not to need some of N. Andrews' goods, unless they go

BARE-FOOTED,:

Or pay higher prices tor poorer goods elsewhere.

N. ANDREWS' keeps at 141 Main street Ttonre-Haute Ind. ee-tf.

FRED,

to wake as ttp. Our

daily temptations make us deceitful, hard and selfish. Sunday ought to loosen out the chords ef affection aad humanity and give heart* of flesh. The daily life of men la burdened with sin and ugliness—stressed with deceit, fouled with lust and appetite. It de

GEIGER,

LSCKRMITII,

Bell-kaagor StesrU Cstk#, Loeks and trunks repaired, keys fitted, iron safes opened and repaired, speaking tub** pat a p. etc. Bells, futures and keys of all kinds kept on tend. North 4th Basement Room In Cooks new building. Sign of the golden key. ee-Sm.

to be Improved. SundAy is im

provement time. I believe that when any one begins to improve their time, they will soon find what goods church Sunday will do, and the value of religion. Friends, try nay ad vices little walls I

P. CAREY, D. M. D.

Successor to S. P. Shields.

DENTIST,

fa tit Mats at, ever 8am OwlHtkna^ All la ssed of Dental str ikies please call

SATISFACTION GtJAAAXTKKR M-J*

ti'V

Fob Coughs, Bronchitis and Con sumption, in its early stages, nothing equals Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis coverv. 615.

11 31,010

(Jan. 1, to July 1)... Wilcox A Glbbs S.M. Co 80,127

Wilson S. M. Co It 21,153 Amer. B. H. 0. A 8. M. Co It 20,121 ir *4 Original Howe 8. M.

Co II 20,05!''

Florence S. M. Co

II 15,917 4*

Gold Medal S. M. Co. 13,572

4V.

Davis S. M. Co 11,508 u. Domestic S. M. Co..... II 10,397, Flnkle A Lyon Mfg

10,397,

Go 7,639 44 .®tna 8. M. Co. ... 14 4,T20

Blees S. M. Co 41 4,557 44 Elliptic S. M. Co

14 il

Empire S. M. Co Par nam S. M. Co

2,955 4*

2,056 f-U

The Chicago Relief Committee's returns show alike result: THL: SINGER 2,427 Wheeler A Wilson 285 Howe 127 O rover A Baker 44 Wilcox A Qlbbs_ 30 Florence, 18 Flnkle A Lyon 20 Blees 17 iEtna Wilson Western Empire Manhattan Davis, Elliptic Gold Medal American Button-Hole

The applicant In everv case designated the kind of machine desired.—fNew York Daily Witness.

We are now prepared to offer extra Inducements to er. 78 Main street. Terre-Haute, Ind,

now prepared to offer extra lnducegood reliable men to sell the "SlngNOF8INGER A J03SELYN,

Wv. H. Gregg, President.

F. W. Rockwell Secretary

IRON WORKS,

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

Owing to its increase of business in the

past year, and flattering prospects for vet greater in the future, have been oompelled to enlarge upon its already capacious facilities for doing business ensbling It, thereby, to do •TO WORK CHEAPER AMD WITM

OBEATU DESPATCH,

In addlton also it has established in connection with It, a first-class

Boiler and Sheet Iron Works,

of sufficient capacity to accommodate all who are pleased to give their patronage. None but first-class workmen in either department. I respectfully invite the public to call and examine my ,i •sssflutan ef Rtstlsssrr A Porta* hie Engines, Saw Flssrlsg Hills,

I and Coal Shaft Machinery,

'supply of which I keep constantly ~on hand, of the most approved Patterns. Also Cora Shelters, Cane Mills, Shla ale Machines, both Hand 4k Power. Ball's Celebrated Steel Bottorn B. B. Scraper, also Cast

St Wrought Iron Scrapers,

For farm use. Alse a great variety of School Seats and Desks, which for beauty and durability cannot be excelled.

Together with castings of all descriptions for general use in this country, all of wbich I warrant to be as good as the best, both in material and workmanship, and as cheap as the cheapest, quality taken Into consideration. (ee-tf) J. A. PARKER

1HE NEW IMPROVED

id a a

FOR 4"

^Stitchinqj

!mbi\oidei\inc

JlUFFLINO,

Quilting, J^INQING, ^AQQOTINO, lATHE I^INQ,

Poinding,

Rinding, Jelling, Jucking,

RAIDING, EMMING,

J^IGHT OI^

JIeavy Rewind.

ELASTIC STITCH SHUTTLE" STITCH

MACHIHES

CALL AND SEE IT AT We. 96 Blsin Street, Terre-Haute, Ind.

IV. IX. BLEDSOE, Af't,

apr27-3m

'NION STEAM BAKERY.

FRANK HEINIG & BRO.

Manufscturers of all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes, Bread

awb

A N

DEALERS IN

Foreign & Domestic Fruits,

FANCY A STAPLE GROCERIES, urATtrntmnr, Between the two Railroads,) 21-tf. Terre-Haate, Ind.

HPERRE-IIAUTE OMNIBUS

TERRE-HAUTK SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. KAY'AHUVM.

TisssHw asMl Bacfsge Llaf,

Onlee l3 Main street, will attend to all calls left ia call-boxes, promptly, for Depots, Balls or Picnics, and convey paawngen to any part of tb* city at reasonable rates. Also, Bsgaage promptly called for, and dsUvered to any part of the city. Teams furnished for heavy naatlng, oa abort notice. _Headqnai^

to any Teams furnished for on Wat*?' street, between .Cherry and ten leit promptly

at Clatffelier's will be to.

GRIFFITH A GIST. PropVs.

HpERRE-HAUTE HOUSE,

yvrr*-£nme«, IndUma.

W.«. IAWKDSTtoi, Frs^f*. Tbe Street Qurs pass this Hooss evsi Hinates, from the Depot ad River. f%» irMn BaUu ml a

LIFF A SON'S

BOILER

AND

Sheet Iron Works,

FIRST STREET,

IBtlwMS Walnat aad Poplar ,»

.uj} 'f 1'*

ALL BOILERS

i' Hereafter made will be-'1'

Ererything Warranted Perfect

I-iift Us

AND

Jn'*» OF ALL'KINDS'

DONE OI* SHORT NOTICE,

«V?IT)

JAS. SBATH.

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Jf f'•

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,, HA vs* .hlto# ?.-* ifou-t Vf

Tested bjr GsTcrament iaspee* V-,, tlOB.

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Satisfaction Guaranteed.

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ALL KINDS OF

-hU

BOILERS MADE,

AND ALL KINDSJOF^ 1

r-a

Sheet Iron Work Done,

'At Prlees as Low as atny Shap

la the State.1. AO-'

J. B. HAOXB.

iriGO FOUNDRY

'fc.-S4 AND ir f, f*

TERRE-HA U1JL

sr::.

CAR WORKS,

seath

rpHE BEST ROUTE EAST AND WEST.

INDIANAPOliIN. CIlfCIJfBfATI AND LAFAYETTE RAILROAD.

Claelaaatl aad Eastera Dlrlsloas.

Four Passenger trains leave the Union Depot, Indianapolis, daily for Cincinnati, Chill loothe, Marietta, Washington, and Ctr» clevllle, Ohio Paris, Nichohuvlile, Kentncky. Also for Parkersbnrg, Baltimore, Washington City, Philadelphia and New York.

By this route East a ticket can be purchased at the Union Depot to New Tor* at the same price as by any other route, on which the holder can pass through or stop over at all the above named Eastern cities.

USgrctte, slsfj^ss4 Cfcleae* Dl-

Three through Trains leave tb* Union lepot dally, for Lafayette, Chicago, Springfield, Quincy, St. Joseph, Kansas Cltv ami without chance or ince less

Time and distance and fine as low ss by any other mate, to all the principal towns and cities in the West and North* West. nU, and si

If ii

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ass» it

WK AAii'f

iji

u^iREPAIRING •n

,fK" 'i

hagee, propr'b.,

jl' .«# .* ^Manufacturers of

i. ?t »,

checked through to all prladnU cazs on all night trains.

For further information aad tickets, apply to the Ticket Agent tn the Union Depot. Q. L. BABRINGER,

Master 01 Transportatim.

C. K. Loan, Chief Ticket Clerk. U-U.

H* CLARIDGE,

Walnut 8t^ opp. Center Market,

ryer

and

Tss

Scourer,"*

Xadks Apparal nloriy Seoured or heaatltally Colored. Gents Garments Scoured, Oelored or Bepalnd.

Send your goods by fan lew or uthsi piss

-i 'ilfrtt

I «. s. 4 v. ii ,«*-k

Cars and Car Wheels,

MACHINERY.

f' glutei "t*

AND HEAYT CASTINGS.

I 4 A'

Highest prloe paid for Cast Scrap iron.

•f'l WORKS ON CANAL, Between Main and Ohio Sts. OSDJCBS SOLICITED. se SKATH A HAQSB

15S,S71 have been Made and

Held.

IS,771

Of all kinds.

TDELI/RIPLEY & DEMIN6

ftltm £f 5 ^n\j "*'i

TEBOSmtm, ISDUSi,

I I t-.l

Invite attention to their present stock of Seasonable Goods, including

/•yssw ftrtHsft st ta mnd gOe per ward. •, Jmpmneme fmpHnm, Istfs Hrfjw, 13T 1-g mtojKrysr* 1.1 Jt few CM** rmpmnmt Mlkw. .X, fire* mmd Mrtped Wlmmk jypMas firtm 15 to 3ft eenteper gmrtL Hfrtsrfs J*sy»Ma«, rcry cenletl Ugle, mt 35 mat*. "f"-

JYtrwieh Lustre*, ekmnfemkU, mt 35 craU. .H., ,,n Smndringhmm Aitftai**,at 35 ceMts. SUM mmd WWI^ Uergem, tAght WHgkt Fengem mnd Mrieh mt~ trmetlm* pmrietp* .t 'i Checks mmd Ar ChttSreas Mte, bright mnd hmmd—me, mt fU mmd M. CmtmredBmtiete, with tortgkt bmrdere. While Bmtistt, withplmimhmrder*. White mmd Tinted W Semite Stripee. J^iquee and JKmreeillee, white mnd JBtUT. IMty Warden Percmtee, ChintM, MriUimnle, Mepe, ire.'

v'A'Splendid Stock of Silks!

Btaek jflpmeme mnil Pure4F«lisiri lifmii grwkee mhd mtehperimr finish*

,,v—*»*.''i'li'l

i-it

Made and

Sold In 187lJ"

1 mii 4i

They are in Advance in Important

and well tested Improvements,

And their lone continued success and constantly increasing sale fully establishes their Great /Superiority.

Enw'n H. Valcttiwk, Gen'L Agent.

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.•'C&'l J-l ———«, ft .* -si i.

BUOHTSTBIPfiD SHAWLS ASD SCIABFS, Urmmt 93»T5 to $15*00.

Linen and Cotton Sheetings of the most Popular Brads. Table Linen, Napkins, Doyles and Towels,* ^.

In great variety snd very cheap.

Gauxe* Fine J^orpet and Silk Warp Flannels• H-

rf,

Severml brmken lints ef Hosiery to clmse out mt reduced mrices,

nice assortment of hmce mnd

otrer a

tP vvll I vUi Svli whichwe believe to be superior fs style mnd quality to any of similar price ever sold in this mmrket* Several of our customers who usually buy fine Corsets mt fancy prices hmve been induced to try pair," and they speak of them in high prmise. ***».?« »..***'•

•f beautiful yard wide Bleached Muslin, finished soft by JLonsdmle Comm pany, at 15 cents per yard. J! great variety in our White Qoods Department, ,r **. r,*

IMCC

E I E & E I N

The Standard Harvesting Machines.'

THE WORIiD-RENOWBTBD t1

Walter1"A. Wood Mowers and Reapers,.

RECENT IMPORTANT VICTORIES.—

At the most Important Field Trial ever held in the West, that at Owatonna, Minn.. In July, 1871, under the auspices of the Minnesota State Board of Agriculture. THE GRAND ftWEEPMTAKEN PRIZE-GRAND GOLD MEDAL—the Highest PrUev, offered by the Society wss awarded to Wood's Heir-Rake Reaper." with its Mow* law Attachment. At the great Field Trial at Marshalltown. Iowa, In 1871, "Woad'a ScTf-Rake Rf«p«r«n bore off the Highest Prize. These machines have received more than Four Hundred first-class County, District and State Prises, fully establishing their QBE AT PRACTICAL UTILITY. ..

TH08. H. PARVJJf. Agmt, cor. Third and Cherry Streets, (Lyne A Lewes olds stand), Terre-Haute, Indiana. Be sure to examine Machines before purchasing any oth«r er. Descriptive Pamphlets mailed freee on application

Address WALTER A. WOOD,

S.: WO 1/F,

Kirby Moww, all combined in one machine,

AIJO, THE rll«* 0. to

KIRBY

I v* *tjis ji, a

2-Wheeled Mower,

,i$v t.

•f

ti f*. J'

'4 1T

Irndies Cmttmn Mmse mt lO, 19 1-8, 15 and 92 rents per pmir• JSxtrm M*engthQQ cents per pub. Mtmdies Cottan Hmse. 20 B, Iren Frames, regular tnmde, mt $5 per dextn. wm Other Megulmr Made Qeods at 91.OO per daten, Superior Bmlbriggmn Mmse.

,f ,/ ..

Sixteen Bone Woven Corset

Prints ANi^'ilusLiM'

Hoods, WUi #. J"

JWw Buttles, which mre superceding Collmrs. Plaited Flouncings, Hamburg Edges, Bibbons, Bows. *n Jftmgic Gmrters, anew invention long needed. .•( SfWV-' JiT Handkerchiefs, Trimmings, and the thousand little articles that mre requirm ed to make stock complete.

ia «i 4

ii .t

comprising

A dowplete variety from which all classes of I farmers can select Machines best suited to.

"LONG CONTINUED HCCCEM THE TRUE TEKT SF MERIT.'*

Single Mowers, Single Reapers,

A Combined Self-Rakers,,

their wants. .-!'•» w*

Pres't, aoCDAke St. ChlcsRO, HI. apri7-3in

T|«E CEXE|iRATED

Fish Brothers^ Wagons!

*8$!: .r -MSFm *iry "T" ii ii fe

And all elaMM of Pi •sehlsefy^ -f

liGre^sBlock,Main Street, aear First,Terre-tt»ute, ...

IftfM S I

Self-Ilaking Reaper!

Kirby Hand-RaMng ReapefT'uH

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