Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 38, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 March 1876 — Page 7

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I A Paper for the People.

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chiefs bad been hastily applied, and the bent and tattering figures of a moment ago had given place to brtjad-ahouldered men and full-breasted girls. Henry caught Jessie around the waiat, Fran*, Nellie and Oeorge, Mary, and with one of the little girls at the piano, op and down tho room they dashed to the m®r riest of waltzes in 'the maddest round that ever was danced. There was a reckless abandon in their glee, as if the lCiS* of life, the glow and fire of youth, its glorious freedom and its sense of boundless wealth, suddenly set free, after Jong repre«ion, had intoxicated them with its strong fumes. It was such a moment as their life-time would not bring again.

It was not till, (lushed and panting, laughing and exhausted, they earoe to a pause, that they thought of Grand nui Fellows. She was crying, and yet smiling through her tears.

Oh, grandma," cried Maty, throwing her arms around her, ana bursting into tears, "we can't take you back with m. Oh. dear."

And the other girls cried over herand kissed her in a piteous, tender way, feeling an if their hoarU would break lor the pity of it. And the young men were conscious of moisture about the eyes as they stood looking on.

Hut Grandma Fellows smiled cheerily and said: I'm a foolish old woman to crv, and you mustn't think it is because 1 want to bo young again. It's only because I can't help it."

Perhaps she couldn't have expluined it better.

AFTKR THIRTY

YEAUS.

Released Jrom Imprisonment-^ The Many Changtvr Din ing thai Time.

(From tho Columbus, (0hio\ Dispatch.] James Firmer. agod 73 years, formerly a citizen of Washington county, Ohio, the penitentiary tof}rvcrnor Haves. The prisoner wlis'convicted of having killed his wife thirty years ago, and thrown her into a well, lie has always denied the charge, acd might, it is believed, havo received a pardon years ago if he had admittod his guilt. On account of his persistent denial of tho charge, the citizens of Marietta, believing him guilty, declined to niovo in a manner that would secure pardon. But it btw now come at last. Thirty years has this man stoutly contended that ho was innocent.

ras pardoned out day, by

The facts, in a word, were: His wife leit home Monday, as he says, to visit a brother in-law wli« had a sick child, and was not heard of until the following Wednosday, when neighbors came in and Insisted that Mr. Fraser should look for her. She ,l$ft an unweaned baby In his care. He, up to that time, had made no effort to tlnd her. She was found in the bottom of the well, head downward, with her dross on wrong side before. Tho theory is that tho couple had trouble during the night, in bed, and that he choked her, and unintentionally cut off her breathing. That he then, man like, got tho dress* on wrong, and threw her in the well.

For tho last fifteen yoars Fraser has been a sort of a genoral marker about the prison. Ho marked clothing, marked prison doors, marked everything that needed marking about the State shop. Mr. Fraser is a Scotch Highlander by birth, and a Presbyterian by religious profession. Ho would not wrong a man out a cent, on any account. He has a son-in-law in Southeastern Ohio who is a Methodist Episcopal clergyman another son-in-law in West Virginia who is a Common Pleas Judge. Rev. U. W. Waketield, of Johnstown circuit, Licking county, camo to the city to-drtv, aud reccivocf tho old veteran prisoner to conduct him to his friends.

A few dtvs ago a visitor to tho prison from Champaign county, hearing the history of Fraser, and liking his appearance, gave him twenty-live dollars. Fraser went out of prison with eighty dollars and two suits of clothes, an overcoat, and was well pleased, considering his outfit and his pardon, a glorious present. 4n all of that thirty year* there is but one black mark In Mr. razor's record, and that was made for talking, ear!y in his prison history. He evidently violated the rulo unlntentlon-

Pardon was issued upon the ground that the State could not reap any benefit from further detainment, and his friends having «greed to take care of him, it was deemed bont to let tho old prisoner go. His conviction was upon circumstantial evidence, and his thirty years denial still lea the matter in doubt in some minds. He is of sound mind and dody, straight in form, six feet high, Mid weighs one hundred and sixty pounds, lie had noverseen a locomotive—except distant and eccasional glimpses from uppor windows ot the kospital or the old chapel. lie was, all the way up street, wondering like a child about the telegraph wires, the concrete pavement on Hurh street, the street cars, and the beautiful iron fronts of some of tho building*. These things had their birth in OoluOibus and in Ohio after he was shut up—it was suip«*h1 forever.

Mr Fraser was fortv-four yeArs of age when lie came to prison, aud had two or three children. lie baa discounted Kip Van Winkle by ten year*, but has the advantage of Kip in being able to reftl. »y reading the newspapers he WM pw&J •©me about tbo world, and had some knowledge from ploirues how new inventions looked. Hut, in spite of *U that, much of the outside wan new was to him as it would be to a child. The case of pardon has been discussed for fifteen yoara, «fid ex-Warden Burr

he never saw a man front Marietta did not believe FWer was Mr. Fouter's wife's sister was here

Who

see him three months ago, and aaid that he had better bo pardoned. His words to all are .. liefrre and all mankind, I WftJ Innocent, ami I will risk my, fealvfttlon on thst.^

Til A WYKR'S

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here? ba^» no time to

fool awav, and If y*U

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Well

I wont keep yon want tomatoi good laWyerr

f® "Tvetifnow Ifafcen. people, became «»oy good to the boy*, because th«y are growiSTupto sva.Hh imria. Work l^wW, n't fbol arty even

'.time away on poetry, and dente .look at a girl uuUI yoacan plejrf aeswfc if yon can follow UMSS InsUuetloos yon }wlfl sooceed., I' yon leans to fee a doctor and kill yair best

\*s clothes are agaftwg Wot, eepfra«Jd clObea.^

GOLDEN WORDS.

"Weals* ifcen nSVer yield at tttrpttyjpr

time. Ixye thy neighbor butputi not down thy fence.

Men of cold passions have .quick eyes. —{Hawthorne.

We And self made men often, but selfaomade men oftener. Law should be like death, which spares no one.—[Montesquieu.

Of a}l work that produces results, nine-tenths must be drudgery. As if you could kill time without Injuring eternity.—[Thoreau.

The proper motives to religion are the proper proofs of it.—[Butler. Domestic love and happiness hang on a series of well directed trilles.

He that calls a man ungrateful surris up all the evil that a man can be guilty oA-tswift-ii,. .ri,

tf-ri 4! tj, JlT*

Hateful to tue aa the gates of bell is he, who, hiding one tbiniin bis heart, utter* another.—( Bryant Iliad

Welcome the hour that may put me where a man cannot take a dollar in exchange for a soul.—[John Waiss.

As the climbing np a sandy way is to tho feet of the Aged, so is a "wife full of words to a quiet man.—[Eoclesiasticus.

As one who takes a dog by the ears, ko is ho that passing by becomes enraged on account of another's quarrel.—rProv.-

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Do right and fear ho one thou mayst bo sure that, with all thy consideration for tho world, thou wilt never satisfy the world.

When the million applaud you, seriously ask yourself what harm you have done when tlicy censure you, what good.—jColton.

Write your name by kindness, love $nd mercy upon the hearts of tho people you come in contact with, and you will never be forgotten.

Oaths were not purposed, more than law, to keep the good and just in awe, but to connne the bad and sinful like moral cattle in a penfold,

Every newly discovered truth judges the world, separates the good from tne evil, and calls on faithful souls to make sure of their eloction.—[Julia Ward Ilowe.

When a man has been hard at work in an obscure way for years and at length achieves success, nine-tenths of his acquaintances insult him by offering to congratulate him on his "luck."

It is a mistake to expect to receive welcome, hospitality, words ot cheer and help over tho rugged and difficult passes in life, in return for cold selfishness. which cares for nothing in the world but self.

Cleavo to God exactly as if yon were certain of being accepted of him at last, and thus, fulfilling his own conditions, you will be accepted of him whether you aro assured of it beforehand or not. —[Jacques Bonneval.

A 9ff)RT LESSON IN HJSTORYt

[From Philadelphia Press

The way In which excitement will carry away even men

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The minds of some people aro like the pupil of the human eye, and eontract themselves the more the stronger the light that is shed upon them.—'Tbotuuq Moore.

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The faith that does not throw a warmth as of summer around the sympathies and charities of the heart, and drop invigorations like sh.wers upon the conscience and the will, is as false as it is unsatisfactory.—[Paul Potter.

Lot the counsel of thine oivn heart stand for there is no man more faithful to bee than it. For a man's mind is sometimes wont to tell him more than aoven watchmen that sit above in a high tower.—[Eccleslasticus. II

Persons of genius are mo¥§indivldnftl than any othor people, and less capable consequently of fitting themselves, without hurtful compression, into any of the small number of molds which society provides In order to gave its members the trouble of forming their own characters.—[John Stuart Mill.

The sweetest and most signal revenge to inflict upon enemies who seek to belittle our labors or under-estinaate our abllitleH, is to do everything^vell—te lead irreproachable lives, to earn popular confidence and respect, to eschew a!l but laudable undertakings, to succeed in every effectual reproach to envy, malice and unfriendliness—[Hoynee«|

education and

aome experience is shown in the xeinarkablo statement of Mr. Clymcr. when |noving for impeachment that Secretary BalKnap** case was one without parallel in history. Here was a man of affairs of our own day who, if we should credit his own won!, had never heard of Floyd and Thompson and Bsverly Tucker—who had not even read in the papers of the week of a large forgery by an Italian Cabinet Minister of the very algnatnre of tho Kihg himMlf here was a college graduate who bad not read of Francis Bacon, a Lord Chancellor who sold the decisions of,the highest court of England who knew nothing of Koine under Alexander \L, when bishopries and cardinalates were sold of France under Louis XIV., and England noder tbe Charleses, when the Government was administered to suit the caprices of each successive mistress and wbo has never heard of Napoleon III., and his rotten Km aire, where generalships were aold! hen men in Mr. Clymer's responsible position, and with his academic culture, grow reckless and even ignorant in their statements, we most expect newspaper correspondents and midnight nm ^Uwief* to he loa&c and c&roless, ti

BSTtEIt THAN FIBTT,

[Detroit Free rxessJ

ThSy recognised eaefc other at one of the fish stands, and one called out: "fa that von. Mrs. Jones? And are yon alter a ftah

And la that you, Mrs. Toddi^ff And tid, never bnv rt?h.f* I*-**. *'Yondont*"

No. 1 have got tbe pjrtlcularest husband you over saw. If he*S eating ftah and gets fonr or five scales in his mouth he makes as much fuss ss some men would over a cobblestone in a loaf of bread. So I buy* liver, and there's no loala* on it, and all you have to do is to 6NN) it a rinse, iiop it into the spider, and the butcher gets all tbe blame."—[Detroit Free Preen.

It la oat Cbnsumpuon s, or anv other

lAtnm, itoputotf ftss day to day huyhur aa article that they Jy»ow hw^red thSlr neighbor, frtantt, or J« they have b*Twu in it until it»loo laul youislllfo^W »roggtat«. Gfovea and (pt a or Bost-axK^ OwtHAX STituV, yo^lm mediate ears Is n* owtaln 1 tasa hrtetr heea totro^u«eA fn this «oneasis^"» cents to try lu^teiperior virtue. lingular sitae 75 cents. TlJ 'It, two doses wW relto*s any oa«v MtO^o

WHOOPING COUGH.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MATT.

A TmiI.

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Two Important discoveries The discovery of America by Columbus, and Dr. Pierce's Qolden Medical Discovery the one opening up to mankind a new continent, the other* a fountain of health, which is iadespensible to the fall enjoyment of life and its blessings. In response to the above sentiment come the unsolitited attestations of tens of thousands of grateful patients, who have been relieved of chronic ailments through his instrumentslity. Those voices In limited to no one locality, but from every city, villsge and bamlet, in our broad domain, as well as from other climes, and in the strange utterances of foreign tongues, like the confused murmur of many water*, come unfeigned snd hearty commendations. It is, In combination with the Pleasant Purgative Pellets, tbe great depurator of the age. Unaer its benign action eruptions dixappear, excessive waste is checked, the nerves are strengthened, and health long banished from the system, resumes her reign and re-estab-lishes her roseate throne upon the cheek. All who have thoroughly tested iu virtues in the diseases for which it is recommended unite in pronouncing it the great Medical Discovery,qf the age.

Cherry Time" a??* —AND-" X,. "Lily of the Field." We are now giving to every 82.00 yearly subscriber a choice of the above Chromos. They are catalogued and sold in the are stores at &1.00 per copy hut will be given to all persons wlm send us their names as subscribfre enclosing ftl.OO the price of the paper for one year. These pictures are perfect copies in every delicate tint and color of magnificent paintings casting hundreds of dollars. All who have any idea of or love of art fall in love with them at llrst sight.

An Extra Chromo Free. We will send a copy of either of our premium Chromos to every person sending us the names of three new yearly subscribers with the money, six dollars, also giving the pictures to each of the three subscribers. Almost any one can in this way secure this boautlful work of art "without It costing them anything.

Whooping Cough Specific cures this disesstin one week's lime. If used generally, ii will sav* the lives of hundreds. Do not lei your chiM die of whooping cough when one bottle of this Specific willcureit. It moderates all the severer symptoms within the first twentv-four hours. lor sale by BUNTIN & ARMSTRONG, Terre Haute, Ind.

J. A. FOOTE. Seed Merchant, «,}

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA

Offers the following rjjiuu

S-fcLi-tJi I

White Providence Oafs, a new variety from England, grown sir one year in this country, very heavy, very productive, very thin hull.

Ilallrfrt Pedigree Barley, a new Spring Barley, very productive.

Osage Orange, Broom Corn Alfolfa, AUike Clover, «fcc., fcc.

Onion Setw, Bed, White and Yellow, by the quart, bushel or barrel. £L 150 Varieties Best Garden

Seeds, by tbe paper, ounce, pound, quart and bushel. 11

Ten Years9 Experience In the Seed Business enables me to select the Best Varieties, and to give advice as to culture, Ac.

Flower Seeds of my own Importation, from tbe most celobrated Seed Growers of Europe.

Gladiolus, Dahlias, Tuberoses and Cannas, of my own growth—a ftne selection of these splendid flowers.

The Public fehottld Know that Terre Haute has a Seed Store, a rival of any in the West. Why should any one think of sending to a distance for seeds ?'*1

I. Jt riBBCB. AUsrasjr, Main street, near Third.

tTATE OF INDIANA, COUNty Tlfcl.

of Vhro, In th« Vigo arooit Court, JmbpHarlan ys. Silas,It. Q»bnfH| foreclosure. ...

Be it known, that on tbe day ofMarci*» 18TS, It waa ordered bv the Court tliat the clerk notify by pablfcation, saM Ml las K. Oibom, as non-reslden* detendaoU of I he pendency of thla acUou against talis. »ald oefendant is therefore hereby notified of the wndency of said action against htm and tiiat the same will stand flew trial at the

ATARRH! In reflned metet? bjr a horridslokMiinn breath, and from loathsome dlacbarges from the head and throat* of acabeand Purulent matter,

U*e Dr. Detcko* $ UnfaUmg

blHty of the braiq. heal Um Ibttlj. sMsera. preveatdSafttMtand gangrene In tm banes ef Uke ear aad bead, and will eeeom jron (piiM ttie mngn

muuri msuiiion AND UIVER FAD. bf

XvntMavr:

la medicated with effective compounds. Cares "^ST1!011!•efaften the Uver and stomach

aJBcacious and a sore preveatlra in ail dlseases rrowlng ontof a iKordered liver. Thcaa"' irno trr them are wild with deilftit over tbelr. •peed /release from •nffertn*.

Like everything valuable'UOLMAN'S PAD Is bclnr counterfeited. Bay bom bat those is bclag counterfeited, bearing tits picture and sl A euro core and prevei

neelles

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Catalogues ^uralalted 1n application. Orders filled promptly: Address

J. A. FOOTE, 512 Mala Street, 4**

TERRE HAUTE

eaosomptlon and

nresaitnua deaU. this great earn «U1 save every life thrrateaet by the monster atabk-

signatnrc. alive for all

firm ml igus, SOini Diiorden,,'

lire Compkmt, Xnnlgia, Beidulu, 1

Djipipw, Uiuutim, to. PriceS3.no. Will w«hI by null whan trngititi do not ktmp them. Send for book containing much »aloaolu iuforinitilou about tbia woul«rful curative. •I. nr. rAIBl'UILD, Prop.. Clurlomll.

Business Cards. .« «i»

CAL

THOMAS,

R. FUEEMAN, iHmM&ff t't& Hi'tall DfiiU-r In American itiul Foreign Wnfche*

Dr. Deletion

JEWELRY, Ac., Opera House.

LKISVSNER,

A. FOOTE,

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For Spring Sowing

Clover.^, Timothy, BlueOrass, Orehard Grass, Red Top, Hungarian and Millet Seeds.

and oil constantly on hand.

Junel9-tf

ifst

Mir Wi"

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OpticlnM liiid Wnlehmaker For the trade, Fourth and Ohio streets. si«ei of big man with wsitc.v.

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)RAIBIE CITY cs-" ft Ji

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Wholesale and R(!tnll Dealer In Pianos, .llelodooiiN. Orgnna. Munlcal Instmments, Ac.,

Palace of Music, 48 Ohio tfc

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General Dealer in iV ft

GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS, S No. 512 Main street, Teire Haute, Indians.

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W. RIPPETOE Oeneral Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND PRO-

DUCE,

National Block, 156 Main stree

BUNTIN

& ARMSTRONG, nnutiOiHTN und

Manufacturing Pharmacists, 600 Main street,Conierof Sixth,TerreHaut*

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'Professional Cards. #i

SCAR ZSCHOKKE,

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Physician and Acconcheur,v' Treats all Acute and Chronic Diseases, and assures the public of ills success in obstetrical cases, and all aliments neciillartoladiev.

Office and residence on Main street, south Side, between 12th and Irtib streets, Terre *h.

MITCHELL,

J.D 'Physician and Surgeon. OFFICE—On Sixth Sin-et, opposite the post offlof. ovor the Ololje printing office. •RESIPrcNCE—On Engle street, between and 7Ui streets, Qrst door northeast of the NoritjfU _an28-8m ...a t/.Ii.LX /I W. BALLEW,

DENTIST,'

ONlee! tf» Wain Wtreet. aver Bstfr4* e«a reel lottery aland. irHt TKURE HA CT K. IN D.

Can be fouiwt In otllce nl«ht and day, J.

"OSEPH RICHARDSON. M.

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Okie RU Bet Iri A Itk

TERRE

HAUTE, IND

R. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW gar yean ami JVeetiaalesl DENTIST, itel •ssw.M? Itolii Wrest •tarlth,

TKURE HArTIt, l*n.

JOHN T. SCOTT,

Clerk.

Nitrous Oxide Gas administered ftnrpaii ess Tooth Extraction. f"

Attorney at Lav,

OFFICE—NO. Ill MAIN STRKKT. Am U. S. Oomrabaloner la authorised make proolk In Bankraptor.

Over Henderson'sStovestare, bet. Konrti

and Fifth mar23 .I.

Cltre,

and CONTROL tor CATAEBU t« ttiebead. Ii will Immediately am* tfce of U»e hideous destroyer. It-will do yap raore good In one monfn than W KlWr

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TERRK HAUTE, IddL I

ttffbe&h SL, opposite Normal 9ehooL

Restdence iwrthiaS eorner MM and Eagt* Office bocrs.9 toM a. toland7toS.r If lght calls aaewered Iron

oMtm.

Special attention given te CtieonieCHMSMsa. gHfateaees^Pr. H. J. Treat, A. Wllaoo, the ftrm afT

WfUon Bros. A Hnaley. v-=

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Planing Mills.

"J ROOflNA FJEI/IV'j

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Custom Sawing, Plaining and WoodTurnlng done te order. All work warranted.

Cor. 9th and Xnlbcrry Streets.

w. u. chirr.

QLIFF

m&u&ctories of Terre Haute

THE OLD EAGLEgmON WORKS.

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CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

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%ka tittl l'i v. *9y.t}0^

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ui^a(lilles«ii(l

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PHILIPkadf.LHarness,

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Manufacturer ol

Whips.Curry Combs, Brushes, Horse Bla# kets, Ac.,all work warranted. Ix»west pric*« In the city. Main St., near Wth, mouIIi side.

EWING MACHINES REPAIRED ABTJ ADJUSTED In the very best manner and warranted to work, by JOSEPH FOLK. No. 322 Main ftreet, north side, between 3rd and 4tli streels. up stairs. Don't condemn your machine until Mr. FOLK lias had a look at it, for the real trouble may be veiy lieht aud the cost of repairing a more trifle. The best

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SON,

TEBKE HAUTE MANUTACTORKS

STEAM ENGINES, COAL SHAFTS,

Jb'LOUR AND SAW MILL MA&TrtfERY,

HAW DnincPDinmia

»«i mui m. j. SPRA0KLEN, Proprietor of

BOILERS, STACKS.

Brcccliings and Heavy and Light Sheet Iron Work.* Repairing Neatly and Promptly done by Competent lVoriimea.

SHOPS, COR. llfta AND SY('A»0):ESTREETS, TF.ititr. mure, hu

PIHEBttX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WOKIiM. 1 A

P. H. McELFRESH, Manufacturer oi»

Steam Engines, Hill Machinery, fet Corner Ninth and Eagle 8 ta., (Near Union Depot,) Torre If ante, ln«t-

SW Special attention paid to Coal Shaft Machinery—Repairing done promptly*

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Manufacturers ef

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Sash, Doors, Blinds, ih

Window and Door Frames, llonlding Brackets, Stall Railing, Ballusters, Jewell Posts, Flooring, Siding, v. Ml, ,,

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And all descriptions ofi

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FINISIN6 LUMBER *SJ •.. J¥. -Jrf till "Whoi'esale nnd Relail'tieale in

Pine Lumber,

Lath & Shinges,

Slate Roofing,

AAND

km ~mm!

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LOCOMOTIVE, STATION ART MARINE

O I E S TUBULAR AND CYLINDER. First Street, k«l. Poplar aad Walsm

Repairing done in the mo*t anbatanMa manner at nhort notice, and aa liberal ti price a* any establishment in the State.

Orders solicited and car^fnllv attended ORSE SHOEING mm i.#r

A5TD AM. OTHER

JOB WORK!!

KIZER & C0'8 New Shop, THIRD HTBKET, WEHT SIDE, BETwWttK WALNUT AND POPLAR.

BaTlngJcut completed and pnt in art! v. operation oar large and eommodlotn brles blacksmith ahop at the above looation. w» desire to Inform the citizens of Terre Hauu and Burroundlngcountrytbat wearenow ful. ly prepared to promptly and Katlafactorlly all work in our line on term* defying com in by anv other eatabllahment In th» city. Oar work for over fifteen yearn p*uft Terre Haute, warrants tin in flaying that qui Shoeing Jot** cannot be exeelled, and It every instance we have no limitation In sk enrlng cnatomera of the best work, and con plete aatlafkustlon.

We nae nothing but the best material, aw have the rk done only by the moat experienced and beat practical workmen In th cltv. KiZKR»nn

TOLEDO BLADE. MAMT1 PAPK». Family

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Largest and Bsst Mew«pap«r

PtJBLUHKD IS A9IKRICA. Snkaerlptlas Prlee.t*, Pea t^e Free. Special Offiprs For 18701 Webater'n tTnabHdged Dictionary, and

Blade, one year.National

le, one year

W«h*er'» Nation* made, one ear. A flneiy-eolored the U. (pH, Inebea, hy feet, 4 Inehea, retail ptioe, «. and Uw Uladc, one

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Dictionary and

of the U. 4.

Thaae arlees cover slt'enpenaea tn either BtAPfc heeiu Of mapadrilveml wttteoat e*Um £haf«s. aabaertbers, at Un each, of Smith* Bible DleUoaa

For

a club of ten we wrod one copy

Plrtlonary free. Speeioea

copies of Um Bu&ns, Locke's Natioxau Maoaxike and a**kicak Fams JotraiAL,Kot (Tee on application. apeetal IstsecSMsMtsAgcau

SltXD FOR CIRCULAR.

Addiess

THK at.A»E,Telega, Okf^a. ii ""'l. s. 'f'se*

BANK CARS, ROAISCRAPERS, BUILDING FRONTS, CANE MILLS, (itecj

I017M PATTERNS OF FEXtilG,' BCHOOt FURNITURE, Ac., and tinvlnfc fhe

J. A. PARKER & CO., Prop'rs.

ECLIPSE BOILER WORKS! II

Manafaetarer or all iuds of

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In Delayed and Life Prolontod by uviiu K.A.T» Twale Elixir aad IhieWBrtiart ofBwt This moUiclno cannot under mmy ctremia* ilaaw fail to cure Indigontlon, IMMtipntioaPji pepwia. Hondache,Nervon*n«»iw, Low oCStrniStamivl Appetite, hung. Liver, Bladd:r^Ki(ln«y, stomach. Blood, aud chUdren'iclisoaBi's. •Ml Femulo din««»ee and weaknetwM tills mcdfclncwill positively cure. All caseti ofPlloH arising from natural cauvus ocjy the or ln|arloan iue«lletne* are permanent* ly curod. Tno pure Bfof Juico ami BlooanropariMl from raw mcatfumlshrsRtren^thaninounBnraenl

Prof, K. 9. Wayno, Chemtot a Ml PreaMenS •f Cincinnati College of I'harwaCt «»!«l MErlC.ni llARMON A

Toi.liim!*.

Oin^t i.April 2/73.

a a ad a in to

composition of your R. A T. TOnle Kllali* immJ llxlracter Beef, would «ay that it po«H'iK'n ulu«ble medicinal properties, »«wl the itign-illcuU entcrinu into its comiiwition well known and positive medicinal valne* whid» combined together must form an o*c«liciit tonic, cathartic and nutritive mediclno, aud one well onlted to relievo many .complaint* »ni:!'im te ourclinmtc." Ro*p»-ctftillv, K. S.WAYNh.

If von lo not And this medicine at on«MLTHJ?8ttiro, cull at another, and if it in not on ialein ymr pliy:e, have your ilt'iiifgist ortlT it. or tlir^c.

Trire, #I.OO per bottle* §ent on receipt of |rico. BICHABDSOlf TULLILdS, CldcamAll,

I A N S

RHEUMATIC

Will most poultUciy iure any cuijo ol rheumatism or rheumatic gout, no mutter how long islanding, un tliofiuseof the earth. Being an Inward application it uuci tho work quickly, thoroughly nnd permanently, leaving tue Ptrongaud Uenlthy. Write to any prouiluruf periton lvi Washington City, and yon \r111 learn W«X the above statement truo hi overy particular. 7" CONDENSED CKRTIFICATFS.

N AT'f i)VA

H«TKI,

:4njH jitd* Washington^ U* Moeant. lielpenstinc Hwitley (jentx: 1 verj* cheorlully utile that I um.l Durana'a Uheumtu io Itomsrly with u«eld» «l. heneflt!,

A. U.

OTErHIWM.

"T\fetnhfr of Congrem, of lift.

W! *t (pREStnl-MTOAI.MASSION,

Mes*mHftlpen»tlne Alt»*ntlcy: Gents: For the jrnvt w:ven yeorsir.y ^vlTo ha« been a great KUliVrqt froia rh« uj/inH«rp, her doctors failing t.- jpve her ve'.ief., tthti uffed throe bottler Durang'iiRhaniatio edr, and a permanent euro was Um renult.

WM. A.CR«X)K,

Exeeotlve Olerk-to ^»wU»ent C+renS." Wasminutos, D. I Marcfi In the upace of t,w«lv hfur^ntny TticuranDurang'n Rbehmatio Ilejnedy. brotliert J. B. Cessna, of Bedford, l\v. wok mnd

similar amount. JOHN CESJMN^, Meuiler of CotigrrM

ot Pa.

Price.one dollar bottle, or Fix boTtli'H fur" five dollane A*k your dnigghct lOt lurKheumatle Uem^iiy, inaniu.vti(Vi

KKLPHENSTINK

BENTLEV,

'ItroggifeM

and Cheinint". W,Khhigt,oij, D. VMfn^ra

Ko sale by «lroirir»sts evei Mold by »rbolSBulo droic III.

Jits in «')i!«MKO,

THE BNEMV DISEASE.

THE FOE' 'OF PAIN. To Hilci und Mt'UKl i. th«

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MUSTTANG

LINIIVIENT,

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DMrNWrRAIOH'9 8ALR— NoticeJs hereby (riven that in ^urmi-

Miee of an order of theiiUeult Court Vlga Cotioty, I ndlana, tho nd. rrfin«l, A«f UHnOorot theBshiW of Louis Wrtgli

irill offer

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fo uth casil aS KK» the pnreha^r to fcive

thcreonto belong jrasgsw. hlfl thus* notCi for the unpaid nui money in equal amdantj MVldm. lu and is months from date, with 8 per cott, IntwfvMt. and waiving relief and v-cuted oy a jJjuw'

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