Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 49, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 June 1872 — Page 3

THE MO U&EltQLD.

Modi

the health of Hiai)ft«*

pends «pn JiMRMil «i ttM art* irt« of Um*onse to fwrtai food, *«4 arranging the dishs* fbrdiffsrsnt wmIi •o to be heslthfal and digestible. In eotne MdriMi ft t« MM potatoes,

tor

ohlkftreci who go

school, «nd women who stsj

it i« simply murderous, and lays the foundation or the Aitor* liver oomplsint and dyspepeis, which have be cc!D« the bentage jf tho American peo-

PMeatbrerfkfiuit*~a*f«

toUily fibneces-

aary where dinner la taken to the mid* die of the day, exoeptlng /or sasn employed in the ttekf or outdoor labor. Boiled oat-meal, hominy, or whftaten grita, with milk toad of. tread and butter, and tea or oofTes, for thoee who want it, are lnflnltelv. better. If fruit, fresh or atewed, can be added, so much the bettor. At dinner, the meat should be fresh or exceedingly well cooked, the potatoes cooked dry and mealy, and »ome other vegetable added, in which there la an acid, or a good deal of Juice. Orated horae-radlah it invaluable in the Spring, aa an acfyanct le roaat meat tomatoea cooked* without thickening are an admirable regulator, beets well oooked and aiieed In vinegar are not to be despised, and any kioa of Spring greens, or salad. Is a benefsc tlon. It is a pity that there is an odor so offenaiTe to some about onions, for, when young, they fill a oonvenient niche before fresn fruit appears, pungent, and occasionally very palatable with bread and butter, and .set as one of the specifics in purifying the blood.

Rhubarb, or "pie-plant." which makes It appearance just when it Is needed, Is one of the natural provl dencee. It should 1)0 cultivated much more largely, and more freely than it is. Steu ed, with Che addition of a little lemon Juiee, and plenty of sugar, it is delicioua, much better than In the ordinary pie. If made into pie, rhubarb and augar must be used freely and the crust made light, short, ana thin.

Salads are much mors 'heslthfully dressed with mustard, pepper, vinegar, and a little salt, than with sugar ana vinegar, or oil and egg-dressing. Sweetoil may be added as a matter of taste, but the eggs, in any ease, are much bettor omitted—the French never use them.

Hot soda-biscuit ought to be excluded altogether from the American teatable it is a rile compound. II biscuit sre Indispensable, (and we admit they area welcome change from bread sometimes), make them of light, raised bread-dough, with the admikture of a little butter bake them, and eat them oold. Cheese is totally unnecessary, and should not be eaten with butter by persons who have any respect lor their stomachs, while dry orackers may be classed with sawdust, so far as digestibility is oonoerned.

Wurm Indian bannocks, or light Rally Lunn tea-cake, make a nice relisli for tea, and crackors may be utilized by being dlppod in water or milk, hosted in the oven, and then buttered.

Cold meat is not healthful or digestible, except to very well-conditioned stomachs, snd when perfectly tender. Most housekeepers would And it advantageous to study methods of making it Into varied and palatable diahea, such as mlneos, croquettes, gravy pies, English and Irish stews, and the like. For all these gravy or stock is required —and It .there is none left, a few oonee will at any time furnish some, and should therefore not be thrown away, until they havo been put to this use.

Kvu's PUDDING.—Half a pound of apples half a pound of bresa-ornmbs a pint of milk half pound of currants six ounces of sugar two eggs, snd the grated rind of a lemon. Chop the appie small add the bread-crumbs, carrants, sugar, and lemon-peel, then the eggs, well beaten boll it three hours, in a buttered mold, and serve with sweet-sauce.

SCOTCH CAR*,—(Confectioner's recol pt.)—One pound of fine flour, hsllpound of frcah butter, a half-pound of flnoly-slftod loaf-sugar mix well in a paste, roll out an inoh thick a square .shape, pinch the odges so 16 form small points, ornament with oomilts and orange chips bake in a quick oven. Wnen of a pale lemon color, It is done. This is easy, snd very nice.

FWRNITTTBB Poi.niH.~One pint of linseed oil, one wineglass of alcohol mix well together apply with a 11 hen rag: rub dry with a soft cloth, and pollah with a silk one. Furniture is Improved by washing it occasionally with soapsuds. Wipe dry, snd rub over a little kerosene oil upon a clean flannel. The application of kerosene oil is a re iv of in

A UN OLD'S TREASON.

WaalTeorffi* WifrtAe Original Trrtitorf A noted man used to inquire, whenever he heard of the perpetration of any groat crime, who the woman was. From the expulsion of Adam to the IWli of Jim Flak, "women have made much trouble."

Wo were reminded of this remark in reading an article on Benedict Arnold's wife, by James Farton. She was the daughter of Edward Shlppen, an opulent Philadelphia merchant, who was "inclined to the king's side" during the Kevolutlou.

Margaret Shlppen was a reigning belle In Philadelphia, in 177H, when the British army was there, and at a grand ftwtival given on the retirement of Sir William Howe from command, she was one of the beautiful young ladies

dressed in Turkish coatumo. ^ho wots in her turban one of the Aurora for which tho Knights contended in the tournament, and Andre was one of the knights.

After the RriUsh left, Arnold assumed coin maud there, and married MarIt a ret Shlppen. A year after, he was in command at West Point, and when the

who hnd known her from In&nay, declared in his old sgs that she knew all about Arnold's treason from the beginning. He ai*o says that when Mr. Arnold was sent irotn West Point to her father's house, she stopped at Mrs. Provost Is over night. OoL Burr was there, and she told the colonel and Mrs. Provost thst she hsd deceived Uen. Washington and Col. Hamilton by her frantic outcries, and declared that she not only kuew of the treason, but that

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meat, and hot antes*, or trui, ki ttos morning soggy, bollsd pstatasa and meat at dinner wW» a piM«f dry. Indigestible pie, and bread and boiler, cbeeee, add "chipped" beef, with crack* era, at night. Now, nothing ecu be worae for women and children, or peraona of sedentary habits, tfctn ditto/ this kind. It will do for laboring men, or thoee wboee livea are apent moeh in the open air, although even they would be better for the regular introduction into their diet of aoioe elements which the stomach to more capable of ssstari lating. B«t

netriTo

home,

Co ....

BleesB.M.Co RllptJc M. Empire H. M. Co...._ Parnam 8. M. Oo.—

it was she who induced her buabssd to commit It, This Is Qol. Burr's story. The authorities of Pennsylvania lieMOTS* with Bnrr that she Wass traitor.

STRICTLY

[gLEAB

JAT

BLEACHED

And COLOR WORKS,

Cor. Main and Lombard Sts.—- -w I __

•§1$ *rf,'

Shryer Brothers,

Affenti for Tcrre-JIaute.

Every Package of onr STRICTLY PURE WHITE LKAD bSSrs the following guarantee:

The White Lead oontalned In this Package is guaranteed by the Manufacturers, the Sonthern White Lead and Color Works, Ht. Louts, Mo., to contain no adulteration whatever. It Is composed entirely of perfectly Pure Carbonate of Lead and Li meed Oil, and is sold subject to Chemical Analysis."

TjVUPIRE MARBLE ..

And Granite Works,

The undersigned wlshsa to Inform persons wanting Monumental Work, of any description, that he is prepared to 011 orders at a much less cost than has ever been offered to the public. Persons tu the country wanting AMERICAN, ITALIAN, or SCOTCH GRANITE

Mouvmente or Tbmb Stones!

For deceased Mends, will save at least Tea Per CesL by coming to the shop In preference to buying of agenta, besides, they will find It more satisfactory In making their own selection from work already finished, or from Designs, than contracting with tut* naponsiblc agents. rtrstnelass material and workmanship

aranteed In all num. A written obi guar Oon malS-tf

Btock of Boots and Bhovs, Is

Lf irrfj

to Which the sewing mail grown Is only wrpMiw the varkma competitor*.

The msgnltudo buirflK

12M3W

MTgOo ...... Qrovwr A Baku* tUS. w^air^rr« Howe Machine Oo. (Jan. 1. to July !)..- Wilcox iaibtM&M.

90,tTf *ijm 90,121

WUeoaH.M.00 Ager^B. II. O. H. Orgtnal'jftamli'lL

Oold Medal a M. Co. Davis H, U. Oo_...—~ lM»m«cUc S. X. COj^_ Pinkie Lyon Mfg

13,572

4&>7 4^S6

2.K& 2,058

The Chiesgo Relief Committee's returns

show alike result: THk 8IXGER. Wheeler 4k Wilson.. Howe Urover A Baker. Wilcox A UlblMu. .V KlorWoe... Flnkle Lyon Blee*

•S5 jjf.,*" I

ir^ain are unlkutlUai with the

SOU)-'

tueroua artifices vanned to fur the toeodatloa and sal* of the particular machine sought to be sold- If the number of sales be an? criterion of merit, tils Mufsr mw to bear ttoe palm, as sbown hy sworo returns of the companies made unwr the licenses grantedthem by iho owners of thS sewing machine patsnta, snd sihlsh asaas foltuvl St* J»| THEBIKOER MK'Q ,w oo„. 0eM 1 §1,880 liaises Wheeler and Wl|aon

127 41

The applicant in every ease designated the kind of machine desired.—fNew York Daily Witness.

We are now prepared to offer extra inducements to aood reliable men to sell the "SlngS NOFSINOEB A JOS8ELYN, 70 Main street, Terre-Hautc, Ind.

cr.

Wx. H. ORKOO, President.

F. W. ROCKWSU. Secretary

OUTHERN WHITE LEAD

bl {faired.

to ihla e^Sct will be stven If retMli M. HANRAHAN.

pRICES REDUCED ON A

GOOD*-

man

important

NEWS

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

FOR

Personal expenses Is the part of the great ••problem of finance" best nndentoodoy

THOSE

BORN

So Inelqr V» not to need some of N. Andrews* goods, unless they go

BARE-FOOTED,

Or pay higher prkwai tor poorer goodedseN. ANDREWS' keeps at 141 Main street Tsrr»-Haat* Ind. ee-tt

P. CAREY, D. D. aneesmor to S. Ik Shields.

DENTIST,

.to. Ut Main 8C, over 8age,s Oo&SettontQr All In need of Dental asrrlees please call SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. »-ty

IRONWORKS,

fy* .•*i

TKRRE-HAUTK, IND

Owing fo Ifs Inerssae of bualslss IS the past year, and Haltering prospects for yet greater In the future, have been eompell«d to enlarge upon Its already capacious mcili* jtas tm doing business ensbllug It, thereby,

I respectfully Invite tb examine my

Together with eastings of all descriptions for general use In thlseountry, all of which I warrant to be as good as the best, both In material and workmanship, and as cheap as the cheapest, quality taken Into cousidera-

tien. (ee-tfl

'HE NEW IMPROVED

lta

FOR

^STITCHING, ilBl\plDKI\INC* JlUFFLUtQ, (^UILTINV. |^INOINO, ^AQOOTIIfQ, lATHEI^lNO,

POI^DIMO, ^INDIXO, Jelling, Tuccmot jSl^AIDINO, jiEMMWO, ^IOHT Ol^

jiliVT ^EWtXO."

-ELASTIC STITCH

SHUTTLE STITCH

MMVIKES

CALL AND SEE IT AT No. OS lain MTMI, Terre-Haute, Ind.

If. H. BLEDSOE, Ag't. spr37-Sm NION STEAM BAKERT.

FRANK HEIN1G & BRO.

Manulhctursrs of all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes, Bread

A N

sFANCY

as"

Umes,'

Wlo have the ••andersundtsa" of a tofts Family to look after In "bara and but tow were

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ill,

WORK CHEAFEB AMD WITO fi SKATES DtarATtlf,

In addllffii also It has estabUaded ItteonsMetion with it, a Unit-class

Boiler and Sheet Iron If orb,

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of tfhich I keep constantly on of the mast spproved Pattsrns. ra Mntlen. CsBe lllls, HMs* id S ree. teel Bsl •«p«j CnSS' lrsa Sernpers,

•lap Cora Metier*. Oam VI

B. 1. feersser, also dP

.11

AUn% Wilson Western Empire *9 Manhattan Davis ElllpUa (Sold Medal .1 American Button-Hole 2

For Carm Seats durability cannot

use. Also ssmat variety of School and Desks, which for beauty and Urabllity cannot he excelled.

tan

Tsrtcd kf Cs

Fort** Sills,

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DEALERS tN ^A

Foreign & Domestic Fruits,

A STAPLK QROCEBIES, ULT ATSTTS STKKKT, (Between the two Railroads,) tl-tf. Terre-Baute. Ind.

HPERRE-HAUTE OJTNIBU8 a Trsaafrr wad Bscgsie tls». Olnee 143 Main street, will attend to all calls ten In call-boxes, promptly, fbr Drpoto, Balls or Picnic*, and convey pamng»w to any part of the city at reasonable rates. Also, Baggage promptly called for, and delivered toany part of tbedty. Team furnished for heavy banting, on snort notice. Headquarters on Water street, between Cfeerry and Melbetry. Order* left at ClalfSlUr'* will be promptly attended to.

ORIFriTH AOIST, PropYs.

RPERRE-HAUTB HOUSE,

w. a. IAWKOI A w, rnph*. The Street Cam pom tkls House every Tea Minutes, ftroot the Depot and Klver. fhs jlrtes«w SatiU eww cosweeted w«fc

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A SON'S

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for* t. -4-?.'

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if 1 1 Sfceet IroH Works, -r Hi'-* .« 'h.! H' 0 1MMI STJtXBT/ ,isf ti/ a

Wslsst naS Nylst

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modate all

of sufllclent capacity to who are None but saMnent. I respectfully Invite the public to call and examine my

eni. capacity to accommodate an pleased to give their patronage. llrst-claas workmen la either es-

A1L"ML^rs

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tflfi fibeet Iron Work'Boat,

At Priesa aa Uw as stay .lhep

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REPAIRING

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ALL KINDS1'

DONE OH SHORT NOTICE, ee-3m-

AS. SBATH. J. B.KASMU GO FOUNDRY

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AND HEAVY CASTINGS. (t* *-nm ft f*'4

Highest prtci paid for Cast Scrap lion.

WORKS ON CANAL, Between Main and Ohio Sts.*

OJUfMMJSBOLlClTMD.

mtpv w: BKATH A HAQUI

RPHE BEST ROUTE

EAST AND WEST. CINCINNATI AND LArATCTTB

BAILBOIP.

CtaetaasU MKI Ksitem Mviaioaa. Four Passenger trains leave the Union Depot, Indlanapolta, dally for Clnolnaati, Chillieothe, Marietta, Washington, anc Circle vl lie, Ohio Paris, Nicholasvllle, Kentucky. Alao for Parkerabmv, Baltimore, Washington City, Philadelphia and New York.

By this route East a ticket can be purchased at the Union Depot to New York at the same pries as by any other route, on which the bolder can pass through or stop ®Yer at all the above named Eastern dtlea. Laffeyette, ^slsrj aad Chlcsgs 91*

Three through Trains leave the Union Depot dally, fbr Lafayette, Chicago, Springfluid, qnlncy, 8t, Joseph. Kansas City and Omaha without chasm or ear*.

Time and distance lem and fare as low as by any other nils, to all the principal towns and cities in the West and North-

Baggage checked point*, and sleep) ng both East end west.

cheeked through to all principal can ou all night trains.

For further information and tickets, ap ply to the Ticket Agent in the Union Depot. Q. L. BARR1XGKR, ». Master ol Transportation.

C. K. Loan, Chief Ticket Clerk. M-tt

HCLARIDGE,

Walnut St, opp. Center Market,

Dyer and Scourer,

Ladles Apparel nicely Bcoored or beautlluUy Colored. Gents Garments Scoured, Colored or Repaired.

Send your goods by SxpnsM or otherwise.

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U"' Satisfaction Guaranteed. tnjiuv w-•*.» *•, »*i'' f.. ft*" a

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I ii 4 ALL KHVSB 09 jiu r«- uSr»' 'n -»af "Vl**

BOILERS MADE,

'Jo -AicD ALL K1ND8SOF T*' I ,+v-4 i-wyi iij.j r.F

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JImdtn CmUmm H—e mt

•I bematIM

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11 TERRE-HA U7M ,tft Ait J-

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CAR WORKS

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144

HAGER, PUOFB'P.,

MsnufScturers of

f.* f|»J

-t*

Caris ftnd Car Wheels,

"{.? !.% **. Of all kinds.'

MACHINERY

Jstet wwrtoKsl

AVe XMRM,wAfcA

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csnfe.

ITWf

IrscMer

Cketkm mm4 Jtmita

Whit* mmd TtmUd tmM«

and well teated Improvement*,

And their long continued success snd oonstsntly incressing sale fuller establishes their

perxonty.

Btrf, Light mud Irith

CWwtrf ISifslir,

U%a* MmtMf,

yM|Mi

Mtmck Alpmcm* mmd Fur* JKtkmtr* tmmtl frmdmmmd »f tmptrlmr dnith* t.i,

M'VA*

'lOsmtrrsiirtii

BRIGHT STUPED Flrmm

MtemgtM MmmUpu

Itmdie*

CsWss

15 cento

Jt greed mmrUtw

& LEMHS&

ISpiASA,

lavitc attention to their present stoc]t q£fi. nTfT

ID 3S

aft

ejmttpir gmrif.

efylr, sf rntfs.

ChiUr*asMb, bright mmd kands+mc, at 25 mmd

with bright kmrdtrm,

At^ms.

l*lfSMSstf JfrnrmUHi, mkitt mmd Mmd Ifmllg Vtordtm

Frrrsht,

Chtmts, Mritlimmt*,,

IX.TS to IIS4M.

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Linen and Cotton Sheetings of the most Popular Brandt.

Table Linen, Napkins, Doyles and Towels^ ^.1 v, In great vsristy snd very cheap. w,

Mm»t,

Gauze, Fine Domet and Silk Wtrp Flannels* "i, '"t

10,10 1-8. IS

mmd

22 1-2

Other MUgulmrMmd* 0—d»mt 14.00 per dozen. Bmperimr Bmlbriggmm M—e. "'-.A -r .. Several hrmkem lima mt Umtierp tm

^5 cent Corset!—'

high prmtee»

i-tT*- if "vi*. .. I'll* -r .i "fmViii'i-ttr, i.

GINGHAMS, PRINTS AND MUSLINS.

pmrd ttide Mlemched JKmmUm, Anlahed amtt hp ILmnadmle Cmmim pmmpt mt

per petrd.

mar Mdi Gmmdm Oepetrtmenl.

Platted Ftmancimga, Maumhmrg

Great &tt-

•elMske lessen" bore off tbe Four Hundred first-class Ooi GREAT PRACTICAL UTILITY,

THOS.

JBf.

mf JLmem mmd MAtee Gmmde, 'L

are unpercehing Cmlleure.

The Standard Harvesting Machinea

'•sffl THE WOBUHUJOWITED "V

Walter A. Wood Mowers and Reapers, 'v COMPRISING

••ION COKTIXUED BVCCEM THE T1IJE TEST OF HEMIT.** ltlS,S71 have bees Hsde and 15,771 Made

mm*

Soldi* 1871. 1

Th*p mre In iAmsw to Important

RECENT IMPORTANT VICTORIES.

In July, 1871, under the Ices of the Minnesota State Board of Agriculture. T1

At the most important Field Trial ever held In the West, that at Owatonns, Minn., SAID (tSLD HEDAL-tbe Highest 'ood's gflMske Bender.** with 1U rial at Manhalltown. Iowa, in 1871. **Wo bore on* tbe Hlahc than Four Hundred first-clsss County, District and State Prises, fully estsbllsblng their

I'AHVIX. Agent,

eer.

AIM, THE

Is#?

KIRBY

2-Wlieeled Mower,

eat Price. These machines (tare recelred moss

Third mnd

CfttHv

Street*,

stand), Terre-Haute, Indiana. Be sure to examine Machines before purchasing any o4n« er. Desciiptlre Pamphlets mailfd freee on application.

Address WALTER A. WOOD, Pres't, 2HfLakeg3t. Chiesgo, I1L

Fnw'n H. VAtmmsn, Genl Agent. mpfit-Zm

S. WOLF.

SEUJS THE CELEBRATED 'f:

Pish Brothers!:' Wagons!

And ail elsaMi el Farm Xsehlserj.

McGregor's Block, Sain Street, near First, TerrerHante. aprt7-Sm

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90.

W »«rtf»t».

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A Splendid Stock of Silks!

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SCARFS, -ff

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cent* per pmtr.

M, trmm Frmme»%regutmr mtmdt»mi9S per

eisss mt

JKrftw

doses.

mt reducedpriete.

W* sftr

Sixteen

which

mmd qmrnlttt tm any mf elmllmr price ever amid

are

IMM KVtn fnX^

Mteve tm he enperimr to «f|ii

cuetmmera whm mmmmllg bmp Hne Cmreete at fancy price* hame heem induced fry pmtr," mnd they apeak mt theat

thU otmrkeU Several mt mm

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Iidgea,Mibbmna, JVeirs.

Magic Omrtera, mmewimmenttmn Immgneeded. Handkerchief*, Triatmimga, mmd th* thmmmmmd little mrtlclea that mre ed tm maka atmch cmmplete*

TXJELL, RIPLEY Jt DEMING,

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Single Mowers, Single Reapefl," Combined MIMshm^ And Combined Droppersr

A complete variety from which all clssses sf farmers can select Machines best salted t» their wants.

rj a

(Ljne T^wes*-dM"

Self-.Raking Reaper!

Kirby Hand-Raking Reaper, Kirby all combined in one machine•

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