Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 7, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 August 1873 — Page 3

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eye, plnadwl that ha only threw a bit of water at him, bat on being pressed In the cro#*-eXRoninsilon, he at last udinltt«il that tbe water was frosen.

What is thai, children asked a young pastor, exhibition to hls8ut*uayschoolji magic lantsrn picture of a poor (tinner clinging to the cross towering out of stormy waves in mid ooean. "Robinson Crusoe 1" was tbe Instant reply.

A gentleman was chiding his son for staying out late at night, and said: "Why, when I was your age, my father would not allow me to go ont of the house after dark." Then you bad a deuce of a father, yon bad," said the youug profligate, whereupon tbe father very rashly vociferated *1 had a confou tided sight better one than you have, you young rascal.

A few days ago rwldurtt of Detroit was taken sick and sent for a doctor. Tbe doctor left a prescription and with it a request that one of tbe children should call at bis office the next day snd say bow tbe patient was doing. A little girl came, and when questioned, she promptly answered, "Please sir, father is getting better he's broke the stove all to nieces this morning, and been a-lighting mother, just like be used to I ff-ttfp.i'-i'!

A youth of ten years, residing in BlnghiuiiLou. played so lougon a recent afternoon that he did not yet borne until supper was over, and consequently was tmd that he could have nothing to eat. Casting one look boblnd, he started for the door, at the same time remarking: "Mother, I'm going to die, and when I'm dead I want the doctor to cut me open and look at uiy stomach." Tho mother, greatly alarmed, .inquired what he meant, when he replied: "I want thsm to know that I died of starvation." A "stay of proceedings" whs ordered, and tho boy turned from bis evil intentions to the supper tuble.

MOLUK AND HEll DOG In tho Rogue's Gallery In tho New Orleans I'ollus Department there is the picture of "Mollio Watcrumi and her dog." Mollle was no thief. SV»e was iievor known to st^al anything In her life, and yet she was classed auioug thieves booause her dog bad a habit of stealing. Mollle would go into a store and examine goods, jewelry, laces, etc., and the dog was always at lier side. {She bad a way of telling tho dog just what she wnnted out of a store, and then she went out, and the dog hung around. When the shopman** back was turned, tbe dog never failed to lay bis teeth on the article that Mollis wanted. Ho punctually brought it to bis mistress at hor rooms. Sometimes the dog took little things that be thought Mollle might want, without any hint from her. Mollie and her dog bad a perfect understanding, worked together for several years, snd wore "very dear friends, as events prove'd. One day the deg was caught stealing. Mollie Hew to his rescue. She exonerated the dog. and actually accused herself of being the thief, 'the police took her at her word. She said she was willing to do all tbe suffering, end pay tho penslty, but lagged the Jailors to sparo tbe dog. The jailers had tbe pliotograph of Mollie Waterman and her dog taken and bung up among the rogues. They them told her the dog had to die. without judge or Jury. She prayed the inexorable police to take hor life, but sparo tho dog's. They would not listen to hor appeal, and, killing tbe dog before hor eyes, they flung his blooding carcass Into Itor cell, and locked her up. The next morning Mollie Waterman was found dead In the cell, with tbe dog in b«r arms. There was an instance of devotion.*

TllK LitTLE PKUPLK. Gained Flftocto Pound* *T Flesh. «outa Berwick, K17.1W. rSSTaavihsd Dynpepala la l(«

Mamtns: "Do too know whul will become of nsogfety little alrls who tell falsehoods, G#rtyr» Gertv: "No, I don't. Ms religion ain't tbe Mine as yoxxT%' ... I cine without obtainitqi My relief. Io»«p. boy who wan called up by bin (ember last I commenced taking the VegsteHfhpr for giving a schoolmate black tine. nines which tjme mv health liru steadily Improved. JWy food dl^e*U w*l)

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Tho surfeiting wo r11 undergo daring this season of iruit brings Into action the family pill-box. It is a little singular how much hunting has to bo done to find that box. The party who last ueoded Its services doesn't reuiember where he loll it, and doesn't on re to think of It at all, while bo whose turn now occurs, Isn't exactly tortured to death by an anxiety. Wesra not quite sure but that thorelsafaint hope down somewhere in hi* breast that It may uot be found at alt. He feols lumps forming in his throat as be'peers among the bottles and boxes which coustituto the pharmacy at bis house, and when tbo box finally apnesrs, and ho feels it In bis band, there is a sensation at tbo pit of his stomsch as if somebody was trying to turn thalorysn over with an old brass candlestick. Some people swallow a dose of pills without a qualm, and afterwards go Around looking as proud and overbearing as a boy whose father plays in a band but the most of us aro more delicately constituted, and counting out a dose of pills while some one else gets tbe water, and observe* U»at be doe*n't see how any one can swallow tbe awful things, Is about as serious sn undertaking as can be lottnd on record. There Is something too awfnlly solemn about it to describe. And It Is a little singular that while a man can swallow whole whortleberries, cherry pits, and even bucksbot, without any uueasiness at all, yet a single pill will catch in bis throat, at a particularly ticklish spot, and hang there for hours, and make faces at his stomach. And a man In a fix like that Is not exsctly the party we would select to concoct mottoes for a ,festly*l^

Kksr? T. Bray got the prfws ss the handsomest baby in tbe Han Francisco baby show. The other prises fbr bsbiee were awarded to the handsomest twins, the one baring the heaviest head of hair, the one with tbe smallest feet and hands, the flattest dark-eyed babr, the fattest blue-eyed baby, the» amslleet, the beet dressed, the swsetest smiling, snd tho ioudeei bawler. Then prises were given to the yoan^est mother, the

oldsst mothsr, mother.

and handsomest

A went to one of otir dry stores Monday and bought five cents worth of thread. Then she picked up a palm leaf and commented on the weather. and getting her thread, walked off with both. The merchant closed his store as early as possible that evening, and taking bis aching head in his hsnds, sat down to analyse Jhe true value of that transaction.

CLA RIDGE, Walnut s*U opp. Osntar Market,

yer and Scourer,

I Ad lea Apparel nioalySooored or b*»ml tally Colond- *w»ts Usnseaw fiomred Oolored orwptlnri. rocriroodsbr

Bend yocrgoodsl

Rxpnass or oOMrwise

Irfl r»-Hr ... ... wonrt form for the la»t t«n years, ana have taken handrede of dollar* worth of m«U-

and I have gained fifteen pounds of QuM. Ther« are several other* In la blacotHk lag the V^eUne. and all have obtained relief.

Yours truly, THOMAS E. MOORE.

Overseer of the Card Room, Porbuaoatfe Co"* Mills.

mm DYSPEPSIA. ,? BY MP TOM ft- Want of appetite, rising of food and wind from the stomach, acidity of thestomacb, heartburn, dry new* ami whiteneM ot tbe tongue iu tbe morning, sense of distension In the Uomacli and lowel«, sometimes rumbling and pain eostivedess which is occasionally Interrupted by diarrhoea paleness of the urine. The moati* is elammy, or has a sour or bitter UixUi. Otli er Irequent symptoms are waterbnwh. palpitation of the heart, headache, and disorders of the senses, rm seeing double, etc. There Is general debility, languor, and aversion I* motion dejectson of the spirits, disturbed sleep, fm«t frightful dreams.

FEEL MYSELF A NEW LS. A-rrrK, Mass., one 1st, 1*73. Mr. 11. R. •Stkvkks

Dear Kir—Through the advice and earnest persuasion of Rev. K.

Best, of this place,

I have been tafclu* YfcUETINE for By*~ pepsla, or which 1 have suffered for rears. I have u«xl only two bottles, and already feel myself a new man. R»^ectfull

DR. ufen.

.Source of Ureal An My daughter has received great benefit from the use of Vegetlne. Her deellnlni health wns sourwof great anxiety to al of her friends. A few bottles of the Vegutine restored her health, strength and appetite. N.H.T1LDEN,

Ins. aud Real Estate Agt., 49 Sear*' Building. Boston, Mass., Jane 5,1S72. 5

What I Know AboiitTcgetine. Sou tji BiviTow, May 9.1870. H. R. Ktevknb:

Dwnr Sir—1 have had considerable experience with the Yegellnc., For DyspepMa, (it.-nerat liebillty and inipnre blood, tbe Yegetlne Is superior to auythiug which I have ever used. 1 commenced taking Vegetlne nbout the middle of last winter, and after u.-ilng a few bottles It entirely cured me of dyspepsia, aud my blaod never was In so good condition as at the present time. It will alfonl me pleasure to give any further particulars relative to wliat 1 kuow about this good medicine, to an one who will call or addret* me at my residence, 3S0 Athens Street. Very respectfully,

Boiler and 81ieet Iron Works,

of sufficient capacity to accommodate all who are pleased to give their'patronage. None but flrst-claw workmen In either department. I respectfully Invite the public to caII and examine my HssslHctnif «f Stationary A Porta* ble Knilnes.KswA Flouring Mills, snd t'ssl Shott Machinery, a supply of which I keep constantly on hand, of the most approved Patterns. AIM ram Shelters. Cane Mills, Sbln ale Machines, both Hand A Pew* er. Ball,fiCelebratedSteel Hot* torn R- R. fteraper, alee Cast

A Wroaght Iron Scrapers,

For farm use. Alseagreatvsrloty of School Bests snd Desks, wnleh fbr beauty and durability cannot be excelled.

Together with eastings of all descriptions tor genersl use In this country, all of which I warrant to be ss good ss the best, both is material and workmanship, and as cheap as the cbeapcet, quality taken into consideration. (ee-tf) J. A. PARKER

NDIANA

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State Fair

Articles will be received from AogustSS, to the opening day. Trial of Farm Implement* Commences Heptember 33, and continues until completed.

Rkew el Llw Meek,

Wltti the usual attractions In tbe speed ring to commence Beptembsf and eeottaa* untjl the clow of the Kxposttion.

AppIlmlloR (hr»|Nic

Hbould be made Immedistely. 8etw for blank applications and Premium List. Address '4* See. State Board of Agrifnltnre^

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MONltOE TAUKER,

July28-lt. 380 Athens Street

*HE OLD ESTABLISHED

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IRONWORKS,

TERRE-HAUTE, INC.*

Owing to Its Increase of business In the past year, and flattering prospects for yet mater In the future, have been compelled to enlarge upon Its already capacious facilities for doing business enabling It, thereby, to do

ITS WORK CHEAPER AND WITH «3REATER DESPATCH, S

Is s^ldlton also it has established in conneotlon with It, a flrst-elaas W

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September 10, to October10,1873, AT IXDUKAPOLIS, IXD. The only Exposition in America combining all branches of Industry, Including Uve stock In one grand exhibition.

IsdlssapsWiH IsmI.

Dr. A Blitz,

•enlist 4k Asrbt, Its* permanently local«d In this city, and tskts »I«mu« In announcing to tbe public in this city and ridnlty. thsi he

will give his special attention on»,t to tbe UKblCAl. aadiuROICAU treatment ot am. diwas^t of ibe ft YE and EAR- Ar-, tldetal eyes twerted. of See lie Main «tree'. Hetwee«» 4th an* 5th St*.,

sap. lodlsna,

OST-LAR3S SUMS OF MONJEY ARB 1 lost eveir week by persons wboihoald sdesnis* In Tust"

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lliKKE-HADTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, AUGUST 16. 1873.

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I E W IT E N E W IN E N E

SCKIBNER'S PATENT QUALIFYING TUBES,

An invention having a most important bearing on the future reputStibttdf Reod Instruments, by .means of which the quantity or Volume of tone is .very largo-^ ly increased, and the quality of tone rendered

Equal to that of the Best Pipe Organs of the Same Capacity.

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Our celebrated "Vox Celeste," "Loois Patent," "Vox Humana VWilcox •»«,»» "Octave Coupler," the charming "Cello" or "Clarionet" Stops, wad Patent

AJJL THE LATE IHPBOTfiSIEXT8

Can be obtained only in these Organs.

^s: For Ihe Parlor and the Chorda, a a W a

dw -iiffcl m" ft hfrlrw wt i* '^t/r t* SI )«t« »!tf# -H-

Prices $50 to $506.

FACTORY A.WAKEBOOm.COR. «th COROKEISBTR., l»*TltOIT, MICH.

Planing Mills.

s9t tint

t,,t« «s

ManuflMtarers of

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

W.*.*

indow a door frames, -t fe* wrt u-fit

MOULDING BRACKETS

8TALR RALLIMO. EALWiaTKRS,

Newell Posts, Flooring, Siding, a iT* y~-

And all dssqrijpUoas at !"?*.»••» f"

.. FINISHING LUMBER.

Wbolsaale and Detail deaieis in 4

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CLIFT& WILLIAMS, i-tiftr't' 'i h' S

Pine Lumber, Lath & Shingles, Slate Roofing,'*

AJTD ROOFING FELT.

Castoa 8awine.Ptaalnc aad Wood Tura* tag done to order. All wen* warranted. Or. m*tk 4 JfaOsrry t-tx.

SAAC BALL,

UNDERTAKER,

4s4 EmbalMer af Ike Bwi,

Is prepared to execate all eedsrsta Ms line with neatnens aad dlspatalt, eomar o* Third and Cherry straste, Tme-Baats. 8MI

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(Established in 1860.)$ a,!(t ii* i. ,. .• j!

AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY. W -t*u tun «k 4 ,3«i 0:- m%- iki

^A^^ress Simmons & Clongh Organ Co.^ Detroit, Michigan.

CLIFF

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& SOlTfif**

AND v_w -Vf Jr^W JJfiO .u

Sheet Iron Works,

FLRSI 8TREMT,

Between Wslsst ska Nplsif ,» kft, !w. ,«| ^4 »i *tH t# 'W*'"'f »At

ALL BOILERS

^iOereafler made will oe

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Tested Iv GeTcraaeai l—ie» ."i ,-i

tins.

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Satis^ction tiuaranteect

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BOILER

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N. KATZENBACH.

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fTerxtklig Warranted Perfect

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all Kartm

BOILERS MADE,

aud all xnrpa

Sheet Iron Work Done*

At Prteea Utliiliay

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la UMMSIS.

REPAIRING

ALL KliriMi'

DOS* OM BSOR1 2TOTICX.

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i&ljosMig Wholesale Houses of TerreHaitftare sappEed with a Ml stock of FRESH GOWipddmWsold at BOTTOM PRICES.

HC1.MAX & COX,

WHOLESALE: OfiOGERS,

vw AID FIFTH STREETS,

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U. R. JEFFERS & CO.,

Commission Merchants!!

ii I AHD WHOLESALE DEAI.EBS IS

STAPLE AND FANCY NOTIONS,

WB1TE GOODS, SHIRTS, B(J€K GLOYES, Ae.

Exclusive Agents for all Piece Goods made by the Vigo Woolen APillp,

XO. 823» MAIN STREET, TEBBE-HAUTE, IKOIAVA. All orders promptly atteuded to, *ttfi «!».» :««»r -.•''Si .«

•WITTXC3- &c CO.

W O E S A E E A E S AND

COMMISSION, MERCHANTS,

Inl^otioiK^FaiQcy ttoods, White (Joe#,

Hosiery, Cutlery, Spool-Cotton, &e.9

iteMAlS STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AMD SIXTH. A .»•! W(ih ."'1 la "ur

iN. Kai zenbacli & Co.,

UTAXUFACTtrBEBA OF

CIGARS,

if'H. (Wi- -. \y A. AX» ')UK I 1

Wholesale Dealers in Tobaccos, Snuff) &c.,

ra il93 lain Street, Tcrre-Hanlc, Ind.

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Crawford, O'Boyle & Co

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-"WHOLESALE

BOOTS & SHOES!

180 Main Street, Xerrc-Haute, Indiana

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Terre-Eautdi

AND DEALSRi)IN ALL KINB8OP i_' "jv

Domestic and Foreign Wines and Liauors,

Cigars'^nd Tobaa*0f Flour, U,

&t.,

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

& MaOtfG,

EX€jLU§HE

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS!!

604 MAIN STREET.^ '.

DEMIN« BLOCK,

TERRE-HADTi INDIANA.

URIAH JKFFER3. ELI8HA HAVENS, KOBERTGEDDBS.

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A. BURNETT,

WHOLESALE DEALER IX

Leather, Hides, Ftirs, Peltries,

SHOE FINDING8, TANNERS' OIL AND BOUGH LEATHER,

146 Main Street, Terre-Haute, Ind.

M. COOK,

turn:)»J WIVOLENALE AMD RETAIL DEALER

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Terr^Hnute, Indiana,

K. HENDEIOH

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J. COOK & SON,-,

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

... 152 and 134 ffain St, Tcrrc-lfaute.

AOElfT® FOR THE

Horney Richmond Plow.

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WMeMSALE DEALEH la

Millinery, Straw Goods, Laces,

BKBBOXM, FAJClf GOODS, &«.

T.H. BIDDU, 141 Rate It, T«mBssl«.

S. Xi. STRAUS,

WHOLnALCDEAliaiir

Millinery and Fancy Good^

Hosiery, Corsets, Trimmings, &c.,

14» IAH ST. T£BB&HA(lTE,m 4*

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