Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 25, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 December 1874 — Page 3

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THE MAIL

IA PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THINGS TO REMEMBER.

Idiota* drains are maatly quite aaiall. Oo)d feet are one great source of die-

A Wend indeed In one who Is not in

Better run in old clothe# titan run la dot*. Ijjjli i, Those who stand and wait aremerely nerranta.

It «e|ijttoes ro partleaiar akttl to make

TM# lsno tiineof theyeartobe we«^ log white pant*. Thee* when the people tUattke live to a good old age.

Reason oftea inaJkee mteUkea, "but otoKienoe never does. Taken a» a whole a pill is agood thing, butlt is hitter to ohaw.

Universal medicine* »WnnU reat, cleanliness and par* air. He who expects a friend without Anita will never find one.

Amen may be wry sharp, andjret never cut an Acquaintance. The Mends of the unjbrtunate live a long way off.—{Yonkers ass.

Tne bar ofpublic opinion to the place to decide the liquor question. A man's dotfeee are against him, especially they are old cloths®.

He who can take advice Is sometimes superior to him who can give it. There is much pulling and hauling for a living in the dental profession.

Judge a man not by what he has on him, hot by what he baa in him. Success In any employment is the reKult of a man's lore for ms work.

Pluck A Patience area strongfirm in transacting the daily business of lite, If you will just take notioo, you will And that a bald-Jwadedjuau ueverodses his hat to a lady A.

A noted architect when aakoa

It lis therefore invaluable to American readeis aethe oftly thorough, as well fresh compilation of a geiitersiJy inacOe» sible hut indtspeosabie current lii^rstar* generally inaccessible, because of Its great balk and cost indispensable, because it embraces the productions of the ablest living Writers in science, fiction, poetry, history, biogrsphj, politics, theology, phileeophy, criticism snd art.

Represented in its pages are such distinguished authors as Prof. Max Mailer, Prof. Tyndall, Dr. \Y. B. Carpenter, Hon. W. E Gladstone, Prof. Huxley, Frances Power Cobbe, K*efoard A. Proctor, Matthew Arnold, the Duke of Argyll, Charles Kingsley. Arthur Helps, James Anthony Fraud, airs Mulloch, Anthony Tirolloppe, Mm. Oiiphant, Mus Thacke my W«a. Bisc^ Gae. Mc oosld, Jean Icgelew, Ercko»ait*€hatriaA, Ivan Trugueniefi, Tenoyson, Browning and many other*.

During the coming year it promises besides the beet aerial and short stories of the leading foreign authors, the ssual

peas tif the abevs ni&iuetf ami many elher ablest Ikiaf ceotribuws te «nmmt tit er*ttt*W! in the maltiplicity u4 quarterlies, monthlies and weeklies Th* Living Aire is an invaluable economise* of Una Is bor, and money, ft is JMipQsetl r«le best ol the edaciirti,* naL ail thing* ceaeldefed, ^e tieapeet has beoowe alasnst a seoMity i# e»irj per«a«or iaatfiy desiring a ompen* dinan of the notesrorthj^ in the ififftnry woild. ln no oiier kn^rti iray.eeminly NMi st nudt of the Wt work of the heat mtade of the he obtained so I eoateaiently, or wfth eo Hitie *M**y, as fM*urh thlr«ro«t eoKfww henaive of periodlcaia.

The aabscriyifay nrkp It 98 a ynar, whkm is cheap lor the »mo«nt of mad tag fnn»i«bed or for thaw dealring the cream df both home ani fotwign litem* tare, the publishers mshea MM! cheaper oSW, »ii: to eemf JpoHagf prepaid on both pariodicnV) The Uvlng Age, sad cither we of the AmdMHt $4 aMmthltee,or weeklie*, 4 year lor $10M. With Th» Living Age and oaf erftther of our leading A meriaua HM^ie^ a subsoriher witt, remarkably em|Vi «0M. he in paneasel of the beet wilefr" tne Bijwut litMwtnreof the world iftrth.

The v't -f begia* Ian. 1st, and to «ewsn1

RVRNNIUINIT BOW. the p»h-

(Llttett4l»sy,Hwtnn) «6r to

awd the iaterveabf nuenbee* gralie. smnmaomeeanmi Ta* stane t* ltenttn.

Oennae theetoaeadt, heoiels and Vatd fvaaa all the acrid, oorrtpt, and eAenuva aeenmelatkMS which ptednee fnnetienal derangement, and von tetne»ve the easse •f meet disea»e which *Mt& the hnasan family, and UMM aave large doctors' bills. The

eftxitaal and mllthle nmedt

for this purpose is found ia Dr. Mews's Pleasant Purgative Peltate. No Ohsep wood or neper beree, b«l kept frenh and f^ahle in vials.

High livers, those indulging in ease end pliasnfe, tN those of eedntary Kahita, can «»e«M Boils, Carimwl^ Oont, tted Kkin, Eraptions, Pimples, Cfanetifetioa, Film, Drewiinees, Bi!H««sKeen, and other eonditioee induoed by aneh hsbits, by Inking from four to six df Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets onee a week* or better nttlL «m or two eneh n^bu They are aetd hy deatera Is medietas* jfr1^

JJ EDGES'

:*vm£A*mp

uwhat

was the best syatem of ventilatiopT" replied "open ftre-plaoes in every room."

Plaaaant thouchts axe itnonc the pleaaantest things In the world, and to secure as many of them as possible is worth living for.

MTTELL'S LIVING AQE FOR 1875, After its tnoeestful career of over thirty years, The Living Age seem* aiore vigorous and prosperous than sver before. Always the chiel, it is now (sloee its absorbttoa of "Every Saturday'*) the only eeiactic weekly of the eoanlrj. What distinguishes it is the fact that present* inexpensively, coasiderto# Its three and a quarter thousand iaqge pages of reading matter a year, with fsiaifcnew, owing to the frequency of its issue, and with a satisfactory cotajpteteaeas attemptedby no other publication whatever, the ablets essays and reri«w#, the best serial and short stories, the finest sketches and poen«, and the most valuable biojfrapbical, histotical, scientific and political iafarnatioa from the entire body of foreign periodical literature.

CHAMPION

Baking Powder!

..rj**ssssra..

*sgl

Because it is full strength, eonseqtiuutly any par eent, cheaper ttaau any other Powder sold. bg.

It requires less quantity, Contains no injurious acids, Is warranted chemically punt.

It Is uniform In quality. It ia made of defect and Fteiuons with the most delicate and sensitive stomachs gan eat Biscuits, Bread, etc.. made with the Champion with Impunity, when Bri-ad made from fermented y-»st alves distress, and can not In many cases be retained onthe stomach. '*!& *S* A4k|*-V

FACTS

Hedgen* Champion Baking Powder

Will make twenty pounds more bread from a barrel of flour than can be done by any other Baking Powder.

No time required for dough to rise, but bake in a hot, quick oven, es soon as mixed. Hedges' Chaiupicta saves Kegs, (Shortening. Milk, etc.

Tne efficacy of its worth, In this respect, can be tested by the following delioate cake recipe: ,,

T'*o cefiRae eUps white sugar and one-half cup butter, on* ooffiw eup cold water, three cups of floor, whites of four egjH, three teaspoons HEDGES* CHAMPION BAKING POWDER, one and a half teaspoonfUl Hedges' Concentrated extract Vanilla. jszst isr™' i{& i$k^r

W. w. MABKTJB A CO. S

msj?m* R. a- -?1** Read what a Newport, Ind. lady says about Hedges' Champion Baking Powdei

NBWTORT, Ind., Oct, 8tbt

Mamna. W. N. Hxpega A Oo.: Gentlemen—Not long since while in Covington, Indiana, 1 was invited to assist in baking a wedding cake, and among the materials given me to bake the cake with, was Hedges Champion Baking Powder. We had such wonderful success, and the cake was so light and nice that I fell in love with your powder. The cake we baked whs what yon call tn your receipt and reference boo*, mountain caka. I think it w*s the most elegant cake 1 ever saw, and would advise every lady that wants a splendid cake to vty that receipt. My principal though for writing, is to ask yoa to send me, by express, three one pound aaiM of your Powder, 'ttfad half dozen or HO of your receipt and refer' ence books, that I may distribute them among my friends.

KexpeetMly. Ms* R. T. TAYUJR.

Head what a lady ofOfeenaastl*, Pa., •ays about "Hedges Champion Raking Powder:" W. N. Hnwan«Ot».f

Oenttemea—I have thoroughly tested your "Champion Baking Power," and And it to be truly excellent. I am confident that I never used a Baking Powder that did Ms work thoroughly a* your powder does. Yew certainly have surpassed all other Baking Powder men in making a superior brand. You will oblige the ladles greatly by keeping it up to tlte present standard. You will pardon me for writing you, bat 1 thought perhsps a worn from one that had trtaf your powder in every variety of baking would not be out of place. swpjsph'• £&

Ite^eetfuilr, Ao., JW, COKJH

ItlBpat iB&^a p«k«siof qaartwa, halvM and jKwads, «#r tunl^r an. And ta in, tm and t«wrtr-lw ponod e^teeeovinlneeoflwMic. ^aehwd ia barw^i or how, aa desired. kMBtwt«nd at the LaboMot? «f

X. HKDOBBAOCL

For sale by RortaU »eal«a.

ItnJIAN COX, f*»» TUot*, Ind, &LanUBt0a,CMaa«a O. RKTMKR BBOu, PHMOfg, taa.

A Book

I 1

IS THE HOST ECOSOMIUl BAR. POWDER FOR TJHE CON* SWUW1* V#{k

Ighter and mow nutrl Mufflh*, I'astry, Puti-

Will make better, lighter tious Blucult*, Eoilk. Miiftt dines, etc.. than toadeftom fcrmcntwl ytusu

Ifie Ownpton, wherever introduce, l»u* taken the lead with all lovei* of pare and economical abides, and has Riven unl vvr•tai saUslacUcn, as is being ackaowlcdgwl by all.

You get what you pay for. It is put up ftill net weight In each sice iiiu'li see

jure materials.

"xyr5-,

TESTIMONIALS |L

DUBUQUE,

Iowa, Oct.

W. N. HJSDOES &

fbr

BAYAIM TAYLOR and other

MN.

10.

Co.:

Gentlemen—We find your Champion Baking Powder takes aplendidlv in this market in fact we do not believe we ever bandied a baking powder that seems to have given such universal satisfaction as yours does. We have not a single can or the powder left that Messrs. Ham A Carver, of the Dubuque Herald left for us to sell, and they jnform us they have no more on band. Would it not be a good idea for you to make an arrangement with one of our jobbing bouses so that the retailer could be supplied without sending so far, as the freight eats up the profits on small quantities. Please reply immediately and give us the desired information. Also oblige by inclosing price lists, and name the jobbing house you make arrangements with. Respectfully,

MAGAZINE

TKRKE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

St Nicholas for 1874.

Boys

and

Otrla.

Of this book CHtlili DC9LIT WARVBB writes: "In the bound volume of ST. JIJCUOLAS, with its glory of red and gold, we have a permanent addition to the literature of the young. Never before has so muefi literary and artistic talent oo-operatsd theserviee of children, it is a

eontinaal edueator

of their taste and of their honor .and oourage. 1 do not see how it ean be mode any better, and if the children don't like it I think It is time to begin to change the kind of children In this country.**

St.

Nicholas for 1875.

The prospectus of the second vohune show* that there is to be no falling otT, Vrt an increase ia its llU rarj' and pictoHal *ttfHVtiun»». Among other attractive feature are fws MpleadM Aerial tftorles, **Th« 1'oMiig surveyor." hy J. T. author of

the J««k

Hasard tori an, ftr. "Eight COIINIIIN, by f^isA M. Aumt, author «f "Little

The pertillHr features of ttr. NICHOIJAH, which here coaduced no largely to KM|H%Hlurlty, will bt kept up with spirit

Hhort and easy stories in FllKJfCll, OEItMAN, AND LATIN for translation, will appear oecssionany while JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT, T11E LETTER BOX and T1IK UIDULE BOX, Will continue to he full o! iutercst, nnd th dDpartmeut for very yunnp rcadert will be enlarged.

ILLXTTNGUINVTIYL

travellerts will five Htartes of Forvigu Couutrlas. Mtt. wfll contffntc Ms scrlcwi of delightful snd lnstructSve Papers on Prnctl calMubleets.

BAHTLETT and others will attondto the department of Home Entertainments, Tableaux Vlvants, etc."

Now writers, tn addition to our present large corps of contributors, will give young pfople of nil Ages, Poems, Jingles, Stories, Wketehoa, and Papers on History, Biography, Travel. Adventure, Natural History, OnMoor and Indoor ports. Boys' and Girls' Hajidlcraft, Kindergarten Clamea, l^lleratnre, X*opnlar Melenee. with a hearty sprinkling ol fun throughout the volume.

Price, 9S.OO a year, but tip to Jan. 1st we will send the TWKI.VK NUKBKBS for the year just closed (Vol. I.) for only §9-00. The same, KLKO AXTLT UOUNN IK KK» ASD GOLD will be sent, charges paid, for 14.

One year's subscription and twelve httck numbers, 85. Oso year's subscription nnd VOIA'MK ONE, BOUND as above,sent, charges paid, for ga. "AU Postages will be Prepaid by us.

MCUIBNBR dc COM

|Ko. S54 Broadway, New York,

Scribner's Monthly,

"TheGreat National Magazine,"

Enters upon a new year (its nlntli valume) with the November number, with broader plana and larger enterprise than ever before, and with the ambition It has maintained from the first, todemoastratdjltsclf to be the brightest, the strongest^lhe most beautiful, and in every way the BS3JT POPULAR

IN THE WORLD.

During the year it will present snch marvels of illustrative engraving as no popular magazine has ever been able to publish. Its writers will be, as they have been, the choice and chosen literary men ami women of America, Among the attractive features of the year will be aNew Serial Novel,

"The Story of Sevcnoaks."

by J. O. HOLLAND. A series of papers from various pens on

"American Life and Scenery,"

incliullag descriptive papers on American cities, will open In January with a narrative of WESTERN BISCOVERY AND ADVENTURE, by MAJOR POWELL, whose descent of the Colorado is one of th§ most famoas exploits of Western travel. This series will rival "THE GREAT HOUTH" papers in the magniflceuce of its Illustrations, whilst possessing greater variety and wider interest. Also another illustrated merles:

"A Farmer's Vacation in Europe,"

six articles recounting the experience 6f a welMtnown American flwrner and engineer (COLONEL WARING, of Osdcn Karcn, Newport^ 11.1.) during a tour throngh some of the less frequented parts of Western Europe, In the Autumn of MIS,

A serfas of papers of great Interest on

Frenclt literature and Parfttian Life,

by ALBERT RHODES, with llluxtraUons by FfPnch Artists, will appear darlag the year.

THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND,** Or, "The Modorn Robinson t'rnsoe," JULKS VEIINICH latest story, Will be continued, with lt/ UlusUatloni), A stoiy. by maxkHOI,M, -sm. ,»«MVTtTHM4tI»F„" b*«gin* In November, and will run for three or four months. There will also be other Novelettes and Mhortor Msriw by leading Astfrirss and English fttory Writ era. The Magaaine will contlnc to hold its pro-emineaos in this regard. The BWAYS, REVIKW8,and EDITORiAL PAPKttH will, as heretofore, employ the ablest pea* it both Burope and America. HOME ANDHOC1KTY, whlsh baa grown in Ihvor and la rawlkee* (Tom the first, will be made mora attractive, useful, and valuable in Its influence on the social life and culture of the A merleaa people. THK ETtfHINOf* will be still further improved and there will be greater variety tn this depart»ent. 8crfbner% Monthly, by the veedlrt of both the Eotflish and the American preen 1* "The Beat of alt the Xontfetle*/*

The Eight Bound Volumes of (fetilbner csnstiUiUiaa Illustrated Library of than octavo pages. They contain than a Duaen 8plead id Serial glories, |y One Hundred Shorter Stories, more a Tbouaand Separate Arttetea, KMays, Poems. Editorials snd Reviews, embettkdied with hearty Two Tfcoaoond Illnatm* ttona. We have reprinted at wnml expense the earlier vtdumes, and now aWsr a lilntted wmber at reduced rates In eonneetJou with •abserlpUona. Wm etiwr opportnadty will probsbiy ever"

otlMar eppertaat be given to get OM unrivaled Mouthly,

plcte aeta ol this ourT expense of reprinting tn iug so peat as to he prohibitory. 4KJR mnAL OFFER*.

wXs

We otter the eight vohk, bound la xtotti. mmt to any addrees tn the united flat**, ttoe'I POW, with MI yvorti awbsettptson. for VMt the eame, iitowpm net jw*C i—• The etght vola, tn ***trs Uheary style, warMr sMst on# morM* «#es, and a suhscrlpttoo. klMiorl(ient,«tvMM(M^|ik

The nwstags an all New AuhMntfrfk** will he Pespatd by w. The MubseripUon SSiStm'^StSMv llT**

HCRIRIVm 4k

Ho. aieadrnvi iWftl

Hmufactories.

pRAIRIE CITY

Planing Mills.

OUPT & WILLIAMS,

Matiulhrtim*n of

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Window and Door Frame*, moulding Bmelcela, Ktair Railing, Ballunten, Newell PoNt», Flooring, Milling,

X' '.ri .. And slldeaeriptiousof

FINISINQ LUMBER!

Hi -S"! i*

Wholoaale and Retail dealers

Fine Lumber,

"Mi

Lath & Shingles, Slate Roofing,'

']t AMI

BOOHKOrELT. wgr..

!®™r

ifpr"

UNION

FRAIH HE1MIG dc BBO.

Mann&cturcn of all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes. Bread,

And CANDY!

toy

Foreign A Domestic Fruits

Fancy and Staple Grecerle^f

LAFAYKTTK STRKKT,

(Between the twe Railroads,)

$**&'

Custom Saw 1 ngi 1' 1 lifii sg anC1^'CK3*Tliralug dons to order. All work warranted.

Cor. 9th and Mulberry Streets.

STEAM BAKERY. u«ft JuA

Teeve Haute, Ind.

TOSEPHSCOTT, "THE"

ferre Saute Pnmp-Haker,

Korth 5th St.. between Cherry and Mulberry, Dsaler In all kinds of

And PUMP FIXTURE*.

Ml'MPKC'IALTl't

The Ohio Wood Pump,"

Made from Wild Cdcumlcr and White Wood Tlmber—the Mat and cheapest pnmpln use. Printed Guarantee snd Directions furnish* ed with each and every pump.

Orders by mail receive our promptaUentlon. t^all around and examine our Pdmys and Prices before purchasing.

w. m. atrr. nnw*r cttvt.

CLIFF

A SON, MAVcrAcrt'ftatt* or

LOCtmOTITK, ST ITIOBTARY It niBL\K

BOILERS.

THHJLIB AMD t'lUKBEII, nrat IWfut, fcei roplar and WstasL ttapatrtaa done 1a tha moat suhstaattal manner at short notice, and as liberal la price as a» estsldlsbment tn the Btate,

Onton sMlcUasI aaMl carefully attended to.

£0. W. HABERLY,

(0MoeaaortoCMAV€K*C»^)

Dealer In all kinds of

DRESSED LUMBER.

Ifmrtli

St. Coraer of Lintea, TBRRS HATME, mix

proaspUyaad war

mated togtva atbheUaa.

iWTiolssale Trads of Terre-Eaute.

^^JUUiin iiii.ii win. M.I WEWR" 'P'H »"'l

The following Wholesale Honsor of Terre^ Haute are supplied with a fall stock of FRESH GOODS,whichwillfee sold atBOTTOM

HULMAN & COX,

WHOLESALE GROCERS!

ASD DEALERS

do ftraen sslt cured trimmed, do dry flint, trlmmcd„.^..... do dry salt, trimmed CALF, 7 tb to lafc... KIP, green, 16 B» to 2T» lb (Buff, IiOnR Hair, cut and dam-' BUTCHE^ ^A^LOW.... 7^18hcep Pelts!

L. M. COOK

k-r. DEALERS IN

WHOLESAIJE

|t,* hi?*

J. Q. MUTTON.

PRICEa

Df ALL KIN9& OF '-v

Domestic and Foreign Wines and Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, Flo#, Salt, Nails, &c.,/

FORMER nr AHW AND FIFTH STREETS,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMEVG,

EXCLIJNnE

WHOLESALE DRY,600DS

604 MAIN STREET, .***

I A I I I 1 E A 1 1 A 1 A

ELIKHA HAVEXH. & 1 «»ROBKBT OEDDKB

HAVENS & GEDDES Staple and Fancy Notions,

Exclusive Agents ^r all Piece Goods made by tne Vigo Woolen Mill?, NO. Ml MA1W STRUT, TBU» AVTB, IX1IAXA,

BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH. W-

TT-"NIC. KATZENBACH,

WHOLESALE DEALER IN

CIGARS,TOBACCO, PIPES &C.

Misufiielnr«rsr ssd Wksl«asi« gesltr I* ^4^.

189 HAIH STREET,

Factory No. 44, Souih Centre Street,

L. JL. BTJBITETT.

LEATHEfiandHmEfS

TERRE HAtTTE, OTDUHAi'

IK MAnr STn TERREHAIJTB, UIB. r/ J-* It

..PRICES or TO-BAY, AM SOT TO»MOUtOW, Unless agreed npaa by Special Contract. FarsAPplt's. No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. No. 4. HIDES, green trimmed.. 7® fi Raooocm 60@ 75 30Q 40 13A 15

SMMInk JjOOSl^O 60^75 18 Opoxsiim... 120 15 It MuKkrat«._ 15@ 2D 12 8ku«k_ 75ft. 1.00 10 Rt^l Fox 1.00«|1JS

Grey Fox... 50@ 60 Otter 5.00*1*6.00

J25&240

oar 1 am baying and selling stock almost exclusive for cash. All orders and consignments will receive immediate and prompt attention.

Agents IfcrtlMHORNEY RICHMOND PLOW. VV'"-'

T. H. RIDDLE,

WHOtNALE DEALER IK

Millinery, Straw Goods, Laces

RKBIMMrti, FAHCY 6001M, A&

Win Duplicate ladlaaapolls, Cincinnati or Ckles^H BHls.,!Wii Trade 8altell««|. r^%T. S. KIDDLE, 151 Main St.. Terra Hantej

BUTTON & HAMILTON,

SUCCESSORS TO

O. BARTLETT & CO.,

"CENTRAL BOOK STORE,"

lo. 595 MRIR Street, Terre Haste, lad* "i

00RD0C1VH

rrttTo

THE HIOHKMTCASH PRICE PAID FOB PBODVCS.

THEO. STAHL,

DMmltulbUII.MwIa

Queensware, Glassware, Ckandeliers, Kerosene Lamps. &c., &c.

tLLKIBMtr

BAR 600DS om4 FIXT1JBE8 of ON» «IttmH rtjrfafc

I an offering sprefal indveeMents on Chioswmre, 8Ur«r Plata! Castors, Forlu aa4 Spoou» also TaMe Catlsry. .^

10A15

MUC4EMOBTO It'-

J. COOK & SON.'i ti Hi 11'#*

AND RETAIL DEALER IN

HARDWARE AND CUTLREY,

103 aa* 1S4 Main 8C, Terre Rant*, Isidlana. ,s ^f.

I 54-t A .t 4 .1 *U,-

8. B. HAMILTON.

Yoa will aiwajm find

BfWAmm,

COI

TEA*,

And all Stasia atrtfamr If

6roe«ri«*.*

THEO. STAHL

MS Mala Street, two dsors Wwtof FIMRI

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