Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 37, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 March 1874 — Page 7

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The Drunkard's enly trace.

Kitty Ward's Resolution.

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For two year* Kitty Ward hwlbwn «»aroeeUy striving to r- good. Sbe desired, beyond all thl-^*, to be pare in Heart, true in motive. an »in purpose. Hot the result did not k-~*fy her. To hen* very greet mortification, »be was forced to see tbat tie reel obstacle was self-love. Tbe Issue of all this was the following Insertion In her diary: «Resolv ed, With tbe help of Heaven, 1 will seek to ddfcgood where and in what degree I eaa, without any thought or hope of reward or return in any WftYe* ilere a pleasant voice from sn adjoining room called, 'Kitty love!* •Yea, dear mother,' ^turned the young* girt.

Ber* are tm invltatlaas few you. Com* for them,' Kitty ope awl one, which ran aa follows:)

DBAB

PtXSS: Pick up your PETTIEST

dresses, and bringthein, with your sweet face, over to woodlawn. I want to borrow yon /or a month or two. Bring all your supply of merry smiles, bright looks and winning ways for the Marceaus, Livingstones, and Lees, are here. Also, my dear ba-f-Neu, bring all your wisdom for Ursa Major is coming on the last ot the month. He cares for nothing earthly but learning, and never opens his mouth to a lady save to growl. Perhaps I should explain. Bv Ursa M^jor 1 mean Doctor Randsll, tbe ureal want—who, by the way, is likewise'* great parti. I will send the carriage to tbe at ion for you. Goodbye, dearie. 'COUSIN

Mrs. Ward saw very well the straggle which her daughter was undergoing, but she only said:" 'Decide for yoarself my dear,' and left her.

Kitty rca op stab's, fully determined $ Ito go to Woodlawn bat the first object ,Un» act her ga*e was her diary and— the resolution.

Then commenced a sharp oonfliet. ,.«The many and varied delights of Woodlawn passed before ber—«be rides, tbe excursions, the boating parties, the /etc* of all kinda^and the elegance and 'refinement of Its surroundings: and in strong contrast was patient, suffering

Aunt Kutb, in her quiet, little home, fwidowed and eb fid less for yeaal9with u» company, nothing cheerful. now, if aw there Is a eKance to set upon my new resolution—'

To avoM ftirther temptation Kitty wrote a letter fall of regrets to Cousin Alice, sod one of acceptance to Aunt Roth.

Aunt Roth took off her spectacles and ^vtesd fcsr syts, Fban aboxaad Kitty's nwTiid said, "w bleased childt1 and than handed it to tbe physician by ber )edaide. THe physician, a qniet-iook-ing gentleman, with a bread, white forehead, was ths child of a dear, early ^friend of Aunt Hatb's.

Kiuy came at the appointed time^nd within a week tbe bouse was a changed plaee. Tbe doors and windows were opened, the sweet sir and bright sunttbine let in. Bouquets were scattered here and there, frrshly arranged e«ch «lar, tm rigid srraog«(aen| of tkwfu rwas woken. Aunt Ruth's old piano was toned, and drawn up near tbe floor tff tot room, that Kitty might sing to her. Aaat Eatb's good old heart was greatly ngoieed ley all tbia change, andtbftdfofcot wondered gteat|y. He saw tbe effert, and knew Kitty to be the f*uae^but tbe means to him a mystery. Frotn day to day he wondered what fefcsng* aaob ft bright spirit would make In hm grand bat sembr* old place, a mile or taw distant. __

Slothing oould exooad Kitty amsae ment when aba found tnat Aunt Ruth's frtocult to whom sin bad written sooi» tea of *bom sbe talked so much, was tbe great doetor. 8iw dSd Ml talk mmoS la his preeenee, tor sbe stood In real awe of hira bat ber delight was unspeakable in listening to hlsconvarsatlon with Aunt Rath. Ilia vast

knowledge, his varied expcrlenos, his noble Ideas, were wonderful to hear, and »M wstfitulated herself that she knew him so moch better here than aha oould have known blm at Woodlawn.

Ifctbed or Kitty wsa a rerelation. lit had never had moch time or oppor* unity for etOoying the society of ladle*. «Ha wa* n?t at ail versed in tbeirwsya ur tboo*bt KHtf*s beaming face was like suoski) her merry laugh Ilka t.e rippr waters, her voice lika sweet me v. He noted her womanly ways, tor lenees, ber kiadaem. HsiouwlMr wrer weary of well-doing, »»»*r seeking berown.'

It fell out aa Kitty had predkfc*. Aunt Roth grew rapidly better So, after all, Kitty went t« Woodlawa about the time that Doctor Randall did. But, for some reason. »be did not «HB|}Oy It as abe had in former timaa. Everything leaked trtt and Intereet, and uie looked bees a aigh to tlMi quiet conversations In Aunt Ruth's t«iek*room. Sbe saw bat little of Doctor Haadatt* Heeeemed engrtnwed by th«

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The second note, from a good old Quaker aunt of ber father's, was in a different strain: •Mr Daajt KAfBARTNE: Will thee vomt and stay with thy old aunt for a lew weeks I am sorely afflicted with rheumatisri, and quite helpless. I long for thy bright iaca and cheerful voice. If thee will come, thee will be doing a great kindness to thy aflectlonat*. Atjirr BOTH.'

Kitty was thought Ail for some time Mother, what shall I do?' she asked anxiously.

Wba* dojvod wish, my child in quired Mrs, ward.

Da you not think that Cousin Sarah would go to Aunt Ruth she said, at ter a pause.

Very likely, replied the mother. Oh, mother.' exclaimed Kitty eagerly, *1 should like so much to go to Woodlawn! It is SO delightful there. The company is always refined, intelligent and entertaining. And Doctor to to be there. He has been abroad for years, engaged In scientific researches connected with his profession. He knows everything I'

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The foot was ha avoided QTEEL RAIL!

r, tor when be saw ber so sought by her yMRf friends, no psrty being oom* __ !»le?» without ber, the delight and Joy DOUBLE TRACK! of *11, be began to foar that the sodety of adalt ataaeat Uke himself must be Irksome, and ha only thaa discovered what it would be to him to hsve ber al waya.

Toward the do*" the visit, Dortor Randall proposed tn«i tbe party abould transfer themselves to bis place for a week or so. This Invitation was hailed with delight, for Randall Place, with Its m^Jeetie treea, beautiful views, long avenuee, grassy lawns, and, above all, grand, mysterious rooms, closed since bis mother's death, were objects to alU Not the smslleet of Kitty's pleuura was that she found dear Aunt Ruth there. But yet Kitty carried a dreary heart the while, for it seemed to her that all ber Interest in life was ooneen trated in one spot, and bow soon sbe was to leave It

One day Doctor Randall sat In his library alone, his bead buried in his bands. Aunt Ruth osme softly in Sbesaw bis look of wretchedness.

Tbee ought to be a happy man,II ugh Randall, with these broad lands, and jtby great opportunities to do good But thee dost not look so.'

Aunt Ruth, I would give all of this, and more, for one little ewe lamb that Is not mine."

What doet thou mean Hugh 7 I mean that my selfish heart pines for your little Kitty.*

Aunt Ruth walked out of the library with more oelerity than ber aged body usually permitted, went to Kitty's room, la a manner tbst might be called excited, and said:

Katharine, go to the library the doctor has need of thee.' Kitty hastened, a little alarmed.

Aunt Ruth says you want me, Doc* tor Randall.' 'I do want you—I dot What else did sbe tell you That my whole be lag is crying out for you, tbat my heart is hungry and insatiable But I did net mean to disturb your bappy lift—I did not mean this knowledge to coma to vou.'

Kitty turned her sweet, true face full upon bim. 'Doctor Randall, in all tbe world there la nothing 1 wonld rather have tbsn your love.'

Sbe has been his wife now for six months. Mrs. Randall is a good and noble woman, Doctor Randall is a good and noble man and there is no reason why they should not lead good and noble lives. Aunt Ruth has closed her little boose, and is their honored guest. Kitty still strives ardently to keep ber resolution, but ber husband thinks she never bsd need to make it.

DR. PIERCE'S FAYORITE PER.

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Is very strongly recommended by the Medical Faculty and is largely prescri'-ed among their female patients. It is worthy of all confidence as may be teen from the following testimonial

ATLANTA, III., July 4, 1873,.

Da. R. V. Puses, Buffalo, N. Y.:14s% Dear Sur—I have not words to express my gratitude to you for your advice and assistance in my case. There is not one who hss used your medicines since they have been brought here but that can say with me they have been greatly benefitted. Since I have been so helped by its use six or seven sround me left off all doctors and other medicines, and now use it in their familes, after being cured of the same disease as mine. You de not know what a wonder it created in our city, by Its restoring my sister I wrote to yon about, for she 1 ad beea under the care of three of our best doctors, but oould net sit up but for a few minutes at one time. 1 begged of ber to try your medicines, and before she had used half of the bottles, she could go all around the yard, and has now just come home from a visit five miles awsy.

Mas. THOS. MCFARLAWD."

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Ot Great Anxiety.

My dangbter has received neat benefit frnsa tbe use of

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bsattb was a source of great anxiety to ail of her friends. A few bottles of tbe

TIMS restored ber health, strength and appetlte. W. HITILDEN. Ins. and Real .Estate Aft., «Mfcars Building,

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Worth a Dellsr Drop. Mothers, are yoor little onss fietfnl And Is yonr pstienoe almost exhausted in vain snons to pteaee .them I 1 eaa sympathise with you, and can tell you what wilt make your little child quiet, give It a good appe Uto, and procura tor it boars of swevt, sound item.

My little girl is tiro sad a half years old and during tbat time I bave not bad two oonseeuttvc nights' rest. Sbe has been sick a number of times and no one seemed to know wbat wss trosblmg ber. It was bard to bear ber little iretfui ery, and not know wbat to do for her. 1 doctored ber for worms, but ltdid no good and 1 was near* iy tired oat with aieeplsss nigbtssnd trouble for some days. 1 heard of tbe Vsorrn**, aad dstermined to try It. It has proved a blessing to me and my eblld. It has cleansed irora her stomscb sad bowels tbe sores which kept gathering there and now she sleeps soundly nom h«r bedUme until very late in tne ssorning, beside a long nap at mid-dwf. U*r app«Ute is geod and, io bun, sbe is like a different cbllaT I oftea say, tbe tms valaeof tbts medicine so «n« is a dollar a drep. Try It, Ueanse tbe humors from your hi Id fen's Wood wfilie tb«y are young. Try It, ami yoa will Join with m* la sailing

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Blood tt tbellf* of tbe flesh." OSJI we pecttoeafoy c«od health wben bad or corrupt bumors oireniate wiUi the Meod« cans* lag i^"» aad disease: aad the*# bumors be lag Sapoettod ibrough tbeenUre body, prouace plmptee. empttoaa, uk*r».intits«»Uon, coetivsnesa, hssdasbe, nenmlgta, rhMitnaUS to, and aumesroos other oura»lalnt»T »o dieeswe can be in the body wltfrnut finrt belog generated la tbe blood Mdao disms* «mn poesib beta tne body If tbe blood is pare It is great importance to know whatssedtelae wiU •artfr aod reaovatetba breed, sradicate tbeaisssea.feaew viuditf, avntalb ssd phjrmicaily, aid ladil tW» or Kto s4i tha vtwu faactio^o4 tb| iy. Thte medietne is thWWmimfarm,

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MAWIM rMITITK, Ttinrsday, April SOtti,

1974.

roa THS BJtKxrtt or A

JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL, AT LBAYMMWOBril, KAXSM.

Prises Real Estata, Cash Prise, Casb Prises, 110 000 each ft WO «#v. tm

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J^OTICE TO COM TKACTO 8

C-HALBD PROPOSALS will be reeeiVed by the Common Couoeil ef the City of Terre Haute at ther meeting. Taecd*y evening, the 17th of Mnroh. A. 1 1874. tor eon tructing a sew market house, oa the old market house «rr«iina» at the corner of Fourth and Walnut streets.

Proposals must be msde to include sl] the materials and w«rk, according to plans and iffi

neclflcations on file in the office of the City Proposals will alse be received for the purchase sf the old market house and engine houee, sUnated en ssid grounds-

Isgineet

The Council reserve the right to reject any and all bids to take pot»eseion of the work at any time aad complete it at tbe expense of the contractor, under nis bid. if he fail to preform the work in asatisfa-tery manner.

Bonds will be resuireu for the Caithfbl performance of the wor*. By order of the Common Council,

1874,

said Plaintiff filed an Affidavit la due form, showing that said Frederick H. Kennedy, William M. Kennedy, A. M. Marshall and 1. Marshall are non-residents of tbe State of Indiana.

Said non-resident defendants are hereby notified of the pendency of satd action against them, anu tbat tbe same will stand for trial at tbe April Term of said Court In tbe year 1874.

Attest: MARTIN HOLLLNOBB,

JOHN T. SCOTT,

THE

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TIIE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE.

PLATFORM SCALES.

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RICHARD SrROUT,

February 19, 1874. City Engineer.

THESTATE

INDIANA,

VI-

GO COUNTY.—In the Vigo Circuit Court—Meury F. Keith vs. Frederick H. Kennedy, William M. Kennedy. A. M. Marshall and H. D. Button. In Attachment. No. WP9. Belt known tbat tm tbe 7tb day of March,

plfTa att'y. m"-3UClerk.

STATE OF INDIANA, VI

GO COUNTY.-In tbe Vigo Circuit Court—Mark Beal vs. Deborah Stephens, Mary J. Coeper, Edwin N. hooper, Anna K. Johnstone, Alfred Johnstone, Emma C. Lockard, James P. Lockard, BUiaba A. Stephens, John K. Stephens, Rachel E. Chapman, Solomon Stephens, Albert Stephens and Gu-rie Stepuens. Complaint to Quiet Title. Be it known that on the 64b day of March 1874, said Plaintiff Sled an affidavit in due form, Showing tbat said defendants are nonresidents of the State of Indiana.

Said non-raddent,defoQdanta are hereby notified of tbe pendency of said action against them, and that tbe same will stand for trial at tbe April term of said Court ia tbe year 1874.

Attest: MARTIN HOLLJNGER, Clerk. Soorr A DtTY, plfTs attyfe, m73t

TTACHMENT NOTICE.—

J\ STATE OF INDIANA, VIGO OO ONty^i.—Before Z«»aas Smith, Justice of the Poaoe, Harrison township. Frederick laybold vs. Jacob BeUon—complain ton note.

Be It known that en tbe f?tb day of February, 1874, said plaintiff filed sn affidavit ndue form, Fhowlng tbat satd Jaoob Beiion, is a non-wsldent of tbe State of Indians. Said non-resident defendant ta hereby notified of the pendency of said action against bim, snd tbat tbe same wiU stand for trial before me, at my offloe in aaid township, on tbe 14th day or April, 1874, at 2 o'clock P. M.

Witness my band and seal, this 1Mb day of February, 1874. [AVAL.] SifiNAft SMITH, J. F«

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DEALERS IN

Foreign & Domestic Fruits, FANCY A STAPLE GROCERIES, uar

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(Between tbe two Ballroadsj O-tf. Terte-Hs«te,Ind

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partaersbip heretofore known as Huiugnter A Bower has ttila S4tb dsy of February, 1W4, been dissolved by mutual eo» •eat. I.IM4L

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IVAOOS, DEPOT, HAT,

:v-' And RAILROAD TRACK SCALER (^ill on or Address II. J. HEELER, *05 North 8th Street, dent! for Circular. TS9t*EHAIJTe, INI».

Legal.

DMINISTRATOU'B SALE OF

XX LOTd.—Notice Is b«i*fby,glven. tbat, by virtue of nn order of the v1*o County Circuit Court, theuodersigned admioistmtor of tbe Estate of Marion Woodmansee, deceiuied.will offer for sale, atanctlon.althe Court HoUSA door, in the city of Terre Haute, on gosnlay, April the litk, 1874, tbe following described Real Estate, situated In Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit: A part of out lot number 85, in tbe City oi Terre Haute, and bounded as follows, banning 100 feet from tht- northwest corner ef 01 hand MofTaU streets, and running tbence 10 1 eel north alone the west Hue of Mistreat tbeuee west 1eel, thence sonth 2tfl foet, along the ?ast side of 5th street, thence east *06 feet aionu the HOJ th side of Moffstt street, thence nortb 100 Utenceeast 200 feet to place ot beginning. Statu property will be Mrtd in lots, if deemed advisable. Terms: One-third casb. Ibe residue in two equai instalments at s*x and twelve months, with notes, at interest, waiving benefit of appraisement, arid secured by good trreboki security, Sale to begin at 2 o'clock v. u. ., QAVIDC.COOPER. Adm'r.

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SUGARS*

COFFEES,

TEAS, And all Btapts and Fancy

Groceries.

GRAIN,

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Are Suited io all Climates,

AND FAMOUS FOB BEBS0

BEST TO US2I CHEAPEST TO BUY!! EASIEST TO SELL 111

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BETTER COOKING, Mere rr

Qutekar aad Cheaper Ttua say Hmtrtbt aaat. AMOCS FOB 9ITO8 Ssthftotlen Enrywban,

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Smith & Townley,

Terre-Hsnte, Isd,

AJUL USSS AHD PltlfES, from 915. OO TO #73.00.

WARRANTED W BE THK BEST IMPROVED AND BEST gPSBATIira WOOD COOKING. STOTK IN THE WOKI.I). FOB SALE BT FIBST-CV.ASft I»EAI.EBS

EVERY-WHERE.

^WONDERFUL CURE.

As I am well known in this vicinity, I desire to state thus publicly tbat my dangbter had Female Weflknef*, Uterine Disease and Vomiting of Blood, being constantly confined to ber bed for months. After employing tbe best medical aid within oar roach without any avail, snd being given np by physicians generally, I called on Dr. Heard of this city, wbo has restored her to good health.

This I publish ol my own accord. (Slgaeo) RACK KL CLEVELAND, LAUR1 CLEVELAND. State of Indiana, Vigo county ss:

Personally before me, Justice of the Peace la and for the oonaty ol Vigo snd State of Indiana, Rachel Cleveland and Laura Cleveland, her daughter, wbo, being duly sworn aorording to law, depose and say that the foregoing statement given of Dr. Heard la tbe cam of tbe daughter Is true, to which their signataras sre appended,

Witness my hsnd and seal this September 1611), 1#73. [Scalj B, DENElflfS, Jastiee of the Peace.

gOMETBUNGJIEW]

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Ibe whole, when completed at the elo«e ol the School Year, forming a complete Diary of the year's work.

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Address.

^oxjM7,K^vlllM^,

0. A FRED LEE.

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Commission Merchants,

Wholesale aad Retal Dealers in Prod ace, Fruit?, Gan«, Ac.," No. 11* Blatai Street, (West of 8eveatb St)

TEBBB-MAPTB, IMP.

All Orders promptly atteaded to aad Good* detlveiad to any part of tbe city.