Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 42, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 April 1876 — Page 7

THE MAIE

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

BEHIND THE SCENES.

I wonder how many of my dear read ere, as they lean graoeftiiiy out ot their opera boxes and survey the fairy aoane on the stage before tiietu, bare any idea of how It looks be bind the Scenes. Come with mo a moment, and I will show you. Do you aeo that lovely little bal cony jutting oat from that second story window? Of course you do, for, an you look, the »ritna donna st&ps gracefully forth, and warbles a song to the atara Yoa envy her pictureeque surroundings, and imagine that she stepped througt the easement out of a dainty boudoir. Jsot a bit of it. With trembling limbs she scaled a shaky' ladder, treading on her drew* at every step, and mentally blessing the carpenter. Her luaid holds her train, and tho stage manager and one of the chorus guide her uncertain f(XtsU«{»s. Everything is dark and gloomy iiefore her eyea. In a moment she hteps out upon the balcony, and faces the applauding audicnce itli an angelic smile upon her countenance, while sho wonders if tho props are per fectly secure, and whether the whole thing will come down and cripple her for life. Then she sings her song, and steps out upon the little platform, and backs down into the arms of her mother who wraps a shawl around her shoul dor*, while maid again takes up the train, sud the three run into the aress room to get out of the way of the draughts. Another thing the sudience dote on is a chorus song without accom panlment— sort of impromptu, you Know. But they should seethe prepar utioiiK mado for the impromptu. The boat is about leaving the wharf and tho sailors stand around to sing a parting song. Tho leader, who is generally an excitable German, gets them together, and tho audience wait in pleasant expectation. He counts one, two three, and gives tho pitch. "Mein Gott! attone below and ho rushes away with his fingore in his ears, while the men sing on as lustily as though they were on the right track, and the audience says, "How sweet!" In "Tho Star of the North," whoa Cathari ii goes to the wars, she gets on board a boat, snd sails away. It looks beautiful from the front whero everything ssem "so real. All thero is like a boat is a painted side. .She steps upon a platform on rollers, and 1m pulled along ly a couple ot stalwart sccne-shiAers standing in the wings. Sometimes the rollers want groaning, and stick bo that no pulling r.ill budge them then the singer, ifshe lias presonco of mind, steps upon the stage, and wriggles out with as little of tho motion of walking as possible. One night when Mips Kellogg was playing "Snoinumbuln," as Bhe was crossing the bridge, the planks broke, not in the usual way. but really, and left the gentleman who was leading her along 011 tho other side standing in bold relief before tho audience—dress coat, crush hat and all. Fortunately no harm came of tho accident. One night Mr. Lawronce Barrett and Miss Marie Gordon were playing a part on top of a tower some twenty feot abovs tho stage and,

i*while

they were up there, something

Cracked, and tho whole thing swayed to nnd fro like a ship at sea. The props had not hocu made firm, and had the actors not luckily gotten down in time, they would have been killed, or worse. shall not repeat what Mr. Barrett said .to tho stngo carpenter. At another time Miss Gordon was playing in England and during, the performance sho had a tussle with one of the actors on the edge of a clifT at the back of tho stage, oft which sho Anally rolled. It was the •itage manager's business to see that a

ouplo of mattrosses were spread under but ho neglected nls duty one Levoning. Of course Miss Gordon aidn't know it, and she was backing down to.vards the prceiplco. Ono of the scene--hitters, a sturdy Englishman, seeing ier coming and discovering at the same uimo that the mattresses were not in [their place, not knowing what else to lo, threw himself at full length under It he rocks, and the act reus came down, fwhaok! upon his broad back and saved her 11 Co. Tboso who know Miss Gordon will knnwthtt the quick-witted sceneshifter was not forgotten, and those who

Know

her husband know, also, that the

stage manager was not forgotten. Jf

I KSa H' WHERE HE IS QOINQ."

When Philip Henry, the father of the -clebratod commentator, sought the fnand of tho only daughter and heiress of Mrs. Matthews in marriage, an 6biectlon was made by her father, who admitted that ho was a gentleman, and 'hoiar and an excellent preacher but lie was a stranger, and "they did not I even know where ho came from.' 'True,' I said the daughter, who bad well weightlie excellent qualities and graces of the stranger, 'but I know where he is going, and I abonld like to go witb him," and they walked life's pilgrimage I'ogether. How honored wcuid that reluctant Rtther havo been, could he have ireseen that his daughter would bo the other of Matthew Henry! And how iftoront would be the world's estimate of men, if they were Judged lesSb their I origin, and more by their destiny! There is one nrido of family highly commeud(able: there Is another pride of family sneflfcbly con tern 11 blc.

A FOOT LAMP,

One of tho most Interesting things in he Holy Ltnd Is the fact tbatooe meet* -vervwhere, in dally life, the things that Iillustrate the wool of the Lord. The Istreets of Jerusalem sto very narrow land no one is allowed to go out at night (without a light. Throw open your latkioo in tho evening and look out, yoa Iwill see what seems to be little stars winkling on the pavement. Toil will lk»ar the flatter of sandals the Iste raveler rttUes along. As the party approaches you will see that he has a little lamp fastened trt bia foot, to make his ntep a safe one. In an Instant the verse mies to your memory, written lu thai Kune city three thousand years ago.

Thy word Is *lamp to my le#t and a '.ght"to my path."

\VHELO VELimTOFA t.l VES IN MISSOURI:

TFuIton TVIefrsptk.

The most beautiful gtrl in the United lutes lives in Fulton, Missouri. 8be *as at the college soiree on Friday veiling last. Her eyes send forth a ght so effulgent and magnetic that rangers become spell-bound in« ru sunny aide an early peach. A pearl would eeem Is.mast black beside her teeth. Her I form is so graceful that men worship before seeing her face. Her hands suggest the idea of waxen fingers, tipped [with vermlllion. Her smile see urn aet tils ly to llinminate her presence, snd, Vben she laughs, the listener faqok* be .ears sweet music In the distance.

under Its

radelv gating. Her

illuenee, and statu

hecks bf.*r a bloom like the

The thing which an active mind most needs is a purpose and direction worthy of lu activity.—IBovee. 1

Jik

GOLDEN WORDS.

door-between us and heavori can not be opened if that berween us and oar fellow men 1* shut.

The violet grows low and cover* itself with its tears, and of all flowers yields the sweetest Iragrance. Suoh is humili ty.

Thought* uauttered are your own thoughts uttered art* the world's. liemember this and be governed aeoord Ingly.

If you have built oastles in the air your work need not be lost that where they should be. Now put foun dations under thent-—[Thoreau.

It is no great misfortune to oblige un grateful people, but an insupportable one to be forced to be under obligations to a sooundrel.-r[Bailey,

Every man is born for heaven and he Is rooelvod In heaven who receives hea ven in himself while in the world, snd he is excluded who does not,—[Sweden borg.

Be not a ooward who leaves the near duty that is as cruel to grasp as a nettle and flios to gather the far-off duty that will flaunt in meii'seycslikeasun-ilow er.

There are so many sides to everything. People allow two and j'et they* won't lot yon go back and forth to loo£ at each without calling you fickle.—[Mrs. A. Whitney.

Youth vanishes, manhood flies :'old age is ours, and then, like children weary with tho davs amusements, and tired of petty annovances snd disappointments, we aro glad to liejlown and go to sleep.

Pedantry arid big»try Mre Aiillstonei able to sink the best book which carries the lesst part of their dead weight. The temper of the pedagogue suits not with tho temper of the ago, and the world, however it may be taught, will not be tortured.—[Shaftesbury

There aro two ways of attaining an important end—force and perseverance, Force falls to the lot only of tho privileged few but austere and sustained perseverance can be practiced by the most insignificant, Its silent ]ower grows irresistible with me.—[Maname Swetchine. .* „,'i

Juries received in attempting to stop a runawav horse by thoughtlessly throwing up his hands and shouting, which, if he had done so even a single moment sooner, must inevitably have frightened the animal still more instead of checking its speed, slthough disastrous enough limself as it was and was rendered more melancholy and distressing by reason of the presence of his wife's mother, who was there and saw the occurrence, notwithstanding it is at least likely, though not necessarily so, that she should be reconnoitering in another direction when incidents occur, not being vivacious and on the lookout, as a general thing, but even in the reverse, as her mother is said to have stated, who is no more, but died in the full hope ot blessed resurrection upward of three years ago, aged eighty-six, being a Christian woman without guile, as it were,and property,in consequence of the tire of 1849, which destroyed every solitary thing she had in the world. But such is life. I^et us all take warning by this solemn occurrence, and let us endeavor so to conduct ourselves that when we come to die we can do it. L«et us place our bauds upon our hearts, and say with earnestness arid sincerity that from this day forth we will bewateef the intoxicating bowl.

-.•*¥ IT WAS "POROUS."

While a clerk in a Detroit hardware store was yesterday morning setting things to rights for the business of the day, a citizen with gray locks and selfsatisfied look dropped in and kindly asked:

Have you any four quart porous kettles Porous kettles mimed the clerk.

I never beard of them." What do yon call these?" demanded the citizen as*he nosed around and held ap a kettle.

That'a a porcelain kettle, sir," was the roplv "that's what you want, Is it?" That's what I want if it is a porous kettle," said the citizen.

We call 'em porcelain," replied the clerk. What right have you call them so Why don't you call a dog a cat

But how can iron bo porous?" hum-

bly Inquired the clerk. How can a yonng yonng man be a fool shouted tbecltisen. "It bas oomo to a pretty pass when a boy of your sge at«mpts to teach a man of my years anything! Don't you suppose I know the dlfTerenoe between poroclain snd porous?"

Yes, sir." Well, the«, herfr's your seventy-five ccnta for this porous kettle, and I'd liko to have it sent around to the house ^Uaway.' clerk hsd to Jmbmit. Hi that a rich man can do Anything, poor clork is kept down

sa.

J. B. JOHNSON

Tenders his profes

sional services to 1 he clt--liens of Terre Haute aod vicinity lu the praotice of his profession. Hav-

Idk

iys tie

THE APRIL FOOW.

rhe Ret. John Hall in New YotH Ledger.} Gentlemen, are yon sending (towers, note* and neat little gifts to young lsdisfc who can drees, dirt, make figure at a party, and do nothing else, end ex* pecting when they have tsken the talisman of vonr rings snd your honored names, tbey will at once* become oai

bio, efficient, prudent, wisely-managing matrons content on a slender ineotuo. and ftad nf the modest retirement or your simple homer In the faith of this, are you offering to them your handsome selves? (Gentlemen! we salute you, and award you a high place among the April philosophers.

LOVE1.T HAX» NOT TET MOKOPO LIMED. (Cincinnati ItoouasroiaM Miss Clara Loniee Kellogg hea ths smallest and the prettiest hands on tM *—iltlsssln do

lastead. Ben are most expressive b»^ and a singular oocnblrtaltoti of etr«8||th and tendem«M.

*»-&»*** #lfSf

Cart earu a few dollars, and introdncs A Orrtretass paper, h]r eaarasstnc tor the Sat ardsy Bvttlai Mall. Libera! eommisdons given. Ttis paper sMI Chramo take on slglit fiwid for circular of Instraetion*.

Rheumati

Sdr, Slid

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

If a merchant should have struck pft 4,000 uirpuiara in rafertoee to hi* bn$i« nam and he had in his possemioti the names of 4,000 people, would ho be most benefitted by sending one to each of the four thousand, or by sendiag one each day for fbn days to one thousand No merchant would hesitate an instant over such a proposition He would say one circular sent to each of/our thousand customers is worth four times as much as four of tho same circulars sent to one thousand. The same rule holds good in newspaper advertising. The Saturday Eveniug Mail, going to four thousand families each week and being read largely upon Sunday when the husband and wife are together lo talk over and plan the purchases for the coming week, Is worth four times as much for advertising purposes as a paper having but a thousand circulation issued si$ times 1 week in the hurry and bustle of bus! ness and but few copies of which are carried home to families* The number of persons reached by an advertisement is what gives it Value.

hiul fourteen years needful practice lo the tr»ai nientof all the vnrl ous diseases of the eye, both ncnte and chronic, he feels satisfied that he can give full sntirtfactlon to alt who are suffering with any of the various diseases of the eye, by the shortest., surest and safest praet'ee now known t« the medical world. Having olsoovemi means by which all granulations or morbid deposits of bad llesh can be removed without doing the healthy or normal pails any Injury, and havlnx made a specialty of all chronic diseases Incident to this climate, hopes to share apart of tue public patronage. Con sulfations and examinations free. Mllce at n-sldence on east Main, between !th and

nth

streets. P. O. Box2Jl.

MARK TWAIN'S REPORT OF AN ACCIDENT.

Mark Twain recently tried his hand writing up a distressing accident for a Boston local paper, and this is how he did it: last evening about six o'clock, as Mr. William Schuyler, an old and repected citizen of South Park, was leaving his resident* to go down town, as has Deen his usiml custom for many ears, with the exception of only a short Interval in the wring of 1850, during which he was confined to his bed by in

WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER Ofllcc nnl Retail Supply Depot, 170 Main Street.

For ninety days from April 1st, our rates Will be 50 cents per hundred to Hotels, Restaurants, Saloons, Butchers, and nil large consumers, and Go cents to families. Reserving the right to Increase Irom July 1st to "0 cents and 1 dollar for the balance or the season. These rates guaranteed and written contracts given if desired.

THE ENEMY OF DISEASE.

THE FOE OF PAIN

To Man and Beast ,,

the Orand Old

MUSTANG LINIMENT

WHICH MAS .STOOD TIIE TEST OF 40Yi:vn». TIVERtC IS *0 SORE IT WII.I. WOT IIRAI/.

NO I.AMEWES*

RK. NO

YIELD

TO ITS

Will most positively cure any case ol rheumatism orrheumatlegout.no mat lei how long standing, on the face of the earth. Ilelng an Inward application It does the work quickly, thoroughly and permnnentlv. leaving the system strong and healthy, write to any urotnlnent person In Washington Cltyi and you will learn that the above statement is true In every particular.

_i CON*DENftEI) CERTIFICATES. I National Hotki.4 Waahlngiom ^|.C^

Meew. Ilelpenstlrie A Ilentley (ients: I very el»eerfnUy siate thai tise«l Unransis ttliemns

Hamtsly with i1»Tld«i

bt-neftt. A. il.s£KrilK'H, Member of contgress. 01 Ua. rflKStbK.VTtAt. MAXStO.X

sto.x,

Wn«bh)Kton

1 A

i«Kj

Mewsrs llolpenstlne A Uentl»*y: Oeuta For the

a permanent cim was tin- result. WId. A. CROOK,

KatecatlvoClefk to

PRwident

(Jmofc."

WASttiAoTnjt, D. C., 1 March tnl,

1WA.

In the spare of twelve hours tny rjienmstlsm wasrone, bavins taken three d*w»s of Iurang'slUi«umatlc Remedy. My brother, J. B. C*«soa,of rvxlfard, l»a,, was cnnid by

similar amount. JOlfN Clto&SA, Methber of Ingress of

Fa.

Prfre.enl dotthr a botUe, or six bottles far

Ave

dollar*. Ask vwir dnigclst 'or Unranilt IUK»n»natle H««ro«ty. ronnufartim-d by HELrHF-fri7»KA BK!?TI.RY.

FW sale

It will

Druggists and li'MlstSi U')V*hiiis(tnit |it.

ilrnmrlsts everywhere

gohl by wbotesHle druggists In •'blCSgo, III,

--V •r-i "if. Ifjenwoesd avoid belnganOti to mingle

to rertned society by hotrtdslelttaifng larenui. aod from loattixome disehancen from the head snd tliroat sod fmrnlent matter,

Cat Br. IJr/Hfcss's Pnfiuiing fare,

ami CUSfttWL

CATaRKU in the

uamediatHy arteaf the |sn»sss

tttr bldi-eu* ilnMroypr. It will do

•**1

In ooe mpntli than

premature

death. This

every

ton

anj-

other kn«wn

rsmedv will Ip so* year, it wlil aoon :leve tw dull

hsadsAs, usamlgta and

de*

Witty nffhsbmia, healths fcml aTceta, prevent deafneaeaadgangrene In

Um bottes

the ear ami headl and will secure yon sgalnst the nvaA or oonstanpties aad

urat

HIS

Ibnaunel or m« imnMH-

dy. Oo to

rmiifliKi

apn

LIVbijI PAD.

[EVER JtACUT

i.il.tamil with effective compound*, ('una raba'trpnoa. aotniKontht liver ami stomacU '|w' ta ng jVeni tbe ev

lu of

lluiarls

LKISSNER,

I em vc ry pa rlaor

..4 ing

aud It.

i"4rloi:a

aud sttra

Ulona poUou.

i"4rioi:a ami

Is eiioAlly alldlw*

a sttra preventive lu

«•. osi-rowlngontof a Slaordert-il liver. Tbowj them arc wild with deUgiit over their 'i1"°i'T relcnue from ciiffurlnr. 1 '-Jo (svL-ryihliiK valnable 1I0T.MAV'S PADS I* I) "a eoiiiiicrmicd. Bay iiuxu hut Uioae

•ur.'i i*l

Mi iilctnro mid signature.

urc uuU prevcuiive for all

leytn ul Agaas,. Bilious Disorders,

'per"

Sjspsp&a, fibmiini, (c,

Pric«ft

'(). Will

send by

idaM

CAL

Tcrre-Haute Ice Co.

when

•tKo* pthem. gelid

uruKKi*t« lo

for

book coutuiuing mucii

val*

A iiiioruniiiou Hbout thU wouiiertul curtttlve. »». rAltttmifiD,

Prop., (Inclniufcil,

Business Cards.

THOMAS,

Optician and Watchmaker For the trade. Fourth and Ohio streets, Bl|t of big man with watcli. .,

,_,

FREEMAN, IleUvll Dealer In

American aud Forelirn Watctoeo, JEWELRY, Ac., Opera House.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

1'iauoM, illclodconN, Orgsus, Musical Instruments, Ac., Palace of Music, 48 Ohio t»

A. FOOTE, General Dealer in GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER

SEEDH,

BUNTIN

HILIP

ITWILI.NOT

ACHE.

NO PAIN THAT

..KFIJWTHK HUH A* BODY. OR THE

BODY

OF AHOKSKOIOTKER

DOMESTIC AXIXU.. THAT DOES NOT

AttICTOUCH.

A BOTTI.E tesTIJIO 2«f.. IW..

§1.60., 1IAS OFTEN HIVED THE

LIFE

OF A HUMAN HEINU. AND RESTORED TO LIFE AND USEFUL* NESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE.

Professional Cards.

SCAR ZSCHOKKE,

Physician and Accoucheur,

Treats nil Acute nnd Chronic Diseases, and assures tbe publio of bis success In obstetrical castas, and all ailments peculiar to ladles.

Office and residence on Main street, south side, between 12tli and 18th streets, Terre Haute. «sMwsr.rn mtw

RAIRIE

No. 512 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

W. RIPPETOE (General Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND PRO

.DUCE,

National Block, 155 Main stree

& ARMSTRONG, DRUGGISTS and

Manufacturing Pharmacists,

600 Main street, Corner of Sixth, Terre Hani*

KADEL, Manufacturer ot

Saddles and Harness,

Whips, Carry Combs, Brushes, Horse Bias kets, etc., all work warranted. Lowest price» in the city, Mala St,, near Oth, south side.

EWING 31ACHINES®81 RKPAIRED AID ADJUSTED In the very best manner and warranted to work, by

the

JOSEPH FOLK, No. 322 Main

.street, north side, between :ird and 4th streets, up stairs. Don't condemn your machine until Mr. FOLK has had a look at it, for the real trouble may

very light and

cost of repairing A mere trine.

The

best

needles and oil constantly on hand. Junel&-tf

fcfff..

W. BALLEWfl,

DENTIST,

OIBce.

IIS Main Street, over Bans'* old msllMtissery stand. TERRE KAlTTE, IND. Can be fonnd In office night and day,

"OSEPH RICHARDSON, M.

otllr®

on Ohio

Het. Srd

dt Its

TERflF. IIAim-:, IND.

1... A S1 1 li i'ill ifc" *1 ii i"

DR.

past wvco years

my wif*

hasbeetiagreat snlfererflrom rheumatism, her doctors falling to give her relief. Hhe used three bottles lKirang's Rhumatle !b«m-

L. BARTHOLOMEW Snrireon nnd Kferhanleal

DENTIST,

Denial Uooiti, 19? Ulaln Slreei near 6U1* .-*• T8RKK HAt?TR, Nit mo* Oxide Ran admltilMtetW for pat* e*« Tooth Extraction.

TOHK T. SCOTT,*

Attorney at Law,

tomes-No. Ill MAIN BtREET.

As 9. B. OoinmtoRioner Is suthortesd atpakc proofs In Uankrupirr. Over Henderson's Hteve Store, bet. Fouru and Mfth

Stteeta.

raarU TKR11H HAUTE, Idd

HYDE, M. D.,

H931CEPATUUT,

Ofltx 8L, vp&Mik, Jtimnwl School. Residence nertlisast comer ith and Eeelaf Offlce

honrs, I

to to A.

head.

.tag

In ons weekV will save the

e«r« will

save

jimfei

mala

BUXT1N A AHM-SIttONliV

drag store. Ten* Hants, Ind., aud gat atampleootUa. ~.

jt..a U»Saod7tnl.r fc"

m«kt eallaanswered from tka oOtae. Special attention rtvea to Uaonie iHseaeet tbe OnaaC Wllsaa Bans.*

Dr.Oet* eh on

saiws

Uils

dlsssse

If aseit Nonnrally. it

tvesof bandre^s.

tve the fives of httndrB#B. Do not let

»I4

dlsbf wbooplng oough when one this Specific wilTcnre It. It mod-

Htlenf this Specific -rates all the severer symptoms within the n™t twwntv-four hoars. For sale by BIT"* TIN A AUJOHritONU.Ternj Haute, Io4.

CITY

-r

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Manafactiireis ef

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Window and loor Frnnxes, moulding Brackets, Staii Railing, Ballusters, Xewell Posts, Flooring, Siding, '"4 k,

And all description's of

FINISING LUMBER

Wholesale and Retaj) deaJe -n

?ine Lumber, Lath&Sbinges. Slate Roofing,

AND

Cor. 9th and Mulberry Streets.

w. m. csirr. ken^i ,uri nLIFF A SON,

MASUFACTURKIW OF

LOCOMOTIVE. NT1TIOXARY MARINE

BOILERS

TUBULAR AND CYLINDER, Flra* Street, kef. Poplar and Wal«e Repairing done in the most »ctMtanUe manner at short notice, nnd R* liberal 1 price as any establishment in the State.

Orders solicited and can'fnUv

OEBE

SHOEING AXD AM. OTVTCR

JOB WORK rr

KIZER & C0\S New Shop. TIIIRl) HTltKF.T, WEST »i PE, RKT A E^ WAI.NUT AND I*OPLAR.

Hnvlng Jui»l completed and put in acttv* operation our large and commodious brick acksmtth ««hop at the above locAlien.

ft ?r?

TOLEDO BLADE.

XA»BTH PA PEW.

The LwgMt and Bent I'amily Newapap+r PrBLinilED IN AMERICA. Hnfcaeriptlon Price, 9a, Pa«lace Free. Hpeclal Offer* For IM7GS Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, and

Blade* one ywtr JII2 00 Webster's National Dictionary and Blade, one year. A flnely-eolored Map of the V. 4, toot,

N Ineliak by 4 feet. neh«1

tall price, and U10 Blade, on® year.—..—.——*•— 1 00

Th««e Brteea cover all expense la cither case. The Buaob, books or mapedeUvemi withont extra cltarge. *V»r a c!ub of ten Kubecribam, at ttM each, we send oae eopy of Smith HBlblc Dictionary fre«. Hpeciaieu coplee of the Buns, Lonctv Rattosal Maoasuk and Ammicax Faks Jooitkal, eent (Tee 00 api^lcaUon.

Wye rial I»4eeee»eela ta Agmits. HK.VD Fl)R CIHCUI.Alt. Addma

THE BLADE,Tale4a,Ohia.

Manufactories of Terre Haute.

THE OLD EAGLE IRON WORKS.

Repairing Wendy and Promptly done by 'omp«l«ue H'orkniW tiltOI*9, COR. 11th A9TD KVl'AMORE STREETS, TEBRE ai lUTE, IXI.

P1I4ENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.

P. H. McELFRESH, Manufacturer 01 Steam Engines, Mill Machinery, &c., &t.

Corner Ninth nnd Eagle Sis.,(Near Union Depot,)Terre Haute, Ind. Special attention paid to Coal Shaft Machinery—Impairing done promptly.

iff 4*

Planing Mills.

I'ruf, K. 5. Wayne,

TEBRE HAUTE, XAXUVACrtTKHg

STEAM ENGINES, CX)AL SHAFTSJ FLOUR AND SAW MILL MACHINERY. I BANK CARS, ROAD 8CRAPERS.

BUILDliSQ FRONTS, CANe! MILKS,

VABMVR PATTEBWS OF FEMCIHCI, BCHOM FU*BfITU«E,

Ac.,

LARGEST A8S0RTHENT OF PATTERNS IN THE STATE! Can give its customers the advantage of sepairs without cost of patterns.

and kaflsg the

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

M. J. SPRACKLEN, Proprietor of

ECLIPSE BOILER WORKS!

Manufacturer of all tuds of

BOILERS, STACKS,

Brcechings and Heavy and Light Sheet Iron \\roi*k.

DEATH

1* Dolnyed mid l.ifo I'rolotiePil by wius HT«kT» Tenle Kllxir aad LlqiSil Eitam of Bwf. This un-dlcino cannot uiMler MBiy rlrcwM•Uuice fail tocurpIndiK&ttlun, C)iif8intluii. Ibpcpttia.II» al*chp,Nervou«nei«.Li'»:K of.^tiengtn anil Appetite, Lung, Liver, BUdier^KMnoy. Momacti, Blood, aud childn-n'tiAll Female IUtM»e« and weaknexiieii thl« melicitie win positively cum. All cast's I'ill'* arininK from tvatuml causca the uw of ln|nriou* medlrlNM periuauont-byor ly cured. The pure Uivt Juice nnd IiliM prepnrrd fr«m raw meat rurnUlieM atreritftli and iiourixliiuent

ChcnM wM PmMtiil

or Cincinnati College or Pharmacy,

Me8«.Rich*bdmn A Tvllid-ie.

SI.OO

-tup '•••u:

ROOFISTO FEI.T.

Custom Sawing, Plaining and Wotxl Torn* ing done to order. All work warranted.

_' Loughridffr, Air Brakes, Unsurpassed Eating Houses,^*:

(Owned and Operated by the Companv.) And in fact all the Modern Appliances tliat conduce to Spccd.Haftt) tiid(Bi(«n.

PULLMAN PALACE^OARSU —HUN TH ItOT'U 11 WITHOUT IIAXC.K [t?

BBTWEKN TIIE IMTINtTl'AL

WESTERN and EASTERN CITIES.

For Through Tickcts, LlaggiHte Check»4 Movement of Trains, Sleeping Car Accomrnntlutlons, Ac., Ac., apply al Ticket Office* at all Principal Polnta.

ofU

w»

dwtre to Inform tbe cltlKcns of Terre Haute irol snrroundlnit conntrytbat wcarenow fuiire pared to promptly and satiHfactorlly worlf in our line on terms defying com petition by any olher estAhlletimcntln th» city. Our work for over fifteen years pai*t It Terre Haute, warrant* us In saying that on: Hltoelnx Jol»s cannot be fxci-Ilfnl, and It every instance we have no limitation In tw surlng customer* of the be*t work, and e^ns plcte satlsfJicllon.

nothing kut the bent material, ant

have tbe «rk done only by the moM *xp» ricnoed aud best practical workmen In ih

Hi* WirKRArn

Witness my hand anda^nl tills 24th dav

it!ft|l

tl,April 2,i3.

Uentu:—" Having l^eeu uiaile acqnalnteil vritli tUa coinpogitlon of ynar R.AT. Tonic EllxtnaiuJ Liquid KxtriMJt orM««i voul'l )ay (hat itpoa-•B8i-s valiuUtlc medicinal properlle*, nil le iosredieuts entering into its coiuromtloii ha\^ well known and potUllvo nkcdlelNal value, which combined together muMXor^^i excellent tonic, cathartic nn3 nutritiojneITcWr', andxtiw well culled to relieve ninny romplniot*incidefft ta ourclimate." Benpectnilly, £, S.NVAYSK.

If yon do not find tMs medli-hieatonedrugHtorA, call at another, and if it ianut on catefn jour place, have your dniKtfUt order it. or «enj#r-ct U'Jia.

J'rii-e,

per »«.ttli

Fent receipt cf prii-n EICHASDSON

,--"'4:4

TULLIM3, CiccanAti, 0.

BALTMORE & OHIO

jr.#r •J

RAILROAD.

THE GREATIVATIOXAL ROt TR 1

—to—

Vfv "t 1

Washington,

Baltimore, Philadelphia New York,

THE EAWT AND XMtTII-F4WT. ALL TRAINS RUX VIA WASHINGTON CITY, a Among tlie characteristics of this Knvorltt-

Ruie are f,"

Double Tracks, Strcl Rails,', ^,v Magnificent Iron Bridge* Oorffeous Mountain Sceneryt

Unrivaled Equipment,

ORTII. WOI'TII. EASTT WEWTI E. U. IOlWKY. Asi'l Gen'l Ticket A THOS. P. HA RHY, U'est'n P(untfr Agt.

L. M. OOLK. icn'l Tleket Ak-nU It'* TH'W. H. HiIAKP, Muster of Tran«p'n."

ITY TREA KURTOK'S SA llv vlHoe of a pn-cept by nrdrr Ute (111 iiiuii C'ouiiOll of Hid i1:y

'^1

Terra

Haute, V1»K» county, IivIImii.i, In favor of Yoorhees A ()ox, contractors, and aiminst Wlnfleld H. Hickiuan, for an assessment aiade upon the reality hereinafter described, for work done by satd contractors in imorovluK Third l* twecn Ohio and Morthtt streets, by etrrblng the slrtewnlks Willi oak plank, which preeep is to medi«* recidl by tlie Mayor of said city, and «luly atte*tcd by the clerk of mid e.ity under th« seal thereof. I, John Pa t'lock, Trt a itrt.r of stid city.on Monday the !Mlhiay of April lKTfl, at the door of the Ity Court-room of said city, between the hours of tf o'clock a. in. and

o'clock p. m. of

kiW

day

wttl

o(|ir*r for sale, at public auction, the following l«-tert bed realty, or so muelt thcrwif ui m*v In necesMry t" j»f socli a-a«&nv?n<, with costs and chanrcs, to*wil Forty-two and oae-hnlf feet 13% off the N. side of lot thirteen l.1 In Uookins entMlit ilon to tfto city of Terre Haute, Vigo cctuny, State of Indiana.

Mrtn-li. 1875. JOliN i»Ar»lH K«

(SKA.L) Twmuiw

CITYvirtue

city or Terra frame.

TREASURER'S SALE— lty of a precept Us»ievrt»y order of the Common Council of the city of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, in fav*r of Voochces A Cox, contractor*, and against Victor Manger, fur ao aaawtsraimt tnado npon the rilty hcrcinaftei dwrlHe«l, for work done by said contmators tu improving Main street between 10th and MUh lrvfts by curbing the sidewalks wiih oak plans, which precept le

to me directed by tt«

Mayor of said city, and duly attested by tk« elencs of aald city, nuder the seal tftefeof, I, John I'aodock, Treaacrer of said eltjr. on Monday, the 24th cay of April, IMai the door of tbe city Conrl-roora of NnlU city, between the hour* of 9

i»4skkA.»».,

and 4 o'clock P. of said »tay, will offer tor sale, at public auction the following !«. scribed realty, or so much thereof a* may be *eee«s»ry to pay such assessment, with eosts aad chnrgea, to-wit: Ixrt l.':i tn KoacV subdivUlon of 4711*100 acres In tbe city o( Terre Haute, Vigo county aftd «tat? qf laa a

Witness my hand and seal fthla 24th tfajr of March, IKW. J01IW rSf«)«Clt7 of tfrre

Treaaurer, City

Haata.,