Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 7, Number 27, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 December 1876 — Page 3

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People.

THE HOME.'

HOME LIFE A HUNDRED YEARS fit t. AOO, One hundred years ago not a pound of coal or a cubio foot of illuminating gaa had b«en burned in the couutry. No Iron stoves were used and no oontrivsn em for e*nomixinK beat were employed tmt41 Dr. Franklin invented the irou framed flreplaee wbioh still bears bis name. All the cooking and Harming, in town as well as country, were done iy the aid of fir* kindled on the brick hearth or in the brick ovens. Pine knot* or tallow candles furnished the liaM for the lone winter nights, and sanded floors supplied the place ot ruga tttirl carpets* Tho water used for household purposes was drawn from deep well* by tho creaking "sweep." No form of pump was used in thin coan trV.to far as we can learn, nntll after the «rnimen«?ement of the present centnry. There were no friction matches iu those esrlv days ty the aid of which afire oould be easily klndlei, and if tho fire "w^nt out" upon the hearth over night, and the tinder was dsmp so that the spirks would not catch the alternative remained ot wading through tho snow a mile or so to borrow a brand of a neiglilor. Only one room in any house was warm unless some member of the family was ill in all the rest the tem perature was at zero during many nights in the winter. The men atid women of a hundred years ago undressed and went to their beds in a temperature jcolder than that of our modern barns and woodiheds, and they never complained. -1

OA USE A A'Z CUlt E OF HICK HE AD ACHE.

Dr. W. W. Hall writes thus in The Illustrated Christian Weekly concerning sick headache: "This complaint most liable to affect those who have dark skin, black hair and eyes and are troubled with a confined condition of the system. It is brought on usually by cold feet, too much eating and too little exercise, often being brought 011 by bad cold. It Is not confined to age, sex season or constitution—it sometimes is inherited, "runs in families." Thetxcess or bile in the liver is always the fundamental cause of the disease and its preveniioA is as lollows: Cultivate constant cleanliness of tho whole skin from toe to crown sleep In well ventilated chambers dress to as never to allow a cold chill to come over you never allow tho l*et to remain uncomfortably oold for live minutes spend three or four hours every day In tho open air nover allow a conflnod condition of the system for ninglo day oat regularly thrice a day at not l«w* than five hour*' interval, with not an atom between avoid eo(Toe, sweat milk, porter, pork, fats and sugars—for these all tend to engender a bilious state of the system— and confine your eating to fruits, berries, grapes, melons, coarse bread, lean meats and getables."

JUSTS TO ME REMEMBERED.

lt«mietn*WT to,shak« off and remove all itint from a black garment every time it is worn. Noihmgsooner defaces a black silk, poplin, or woolen than to wear it shopping, rilling or eveu for a day in the House and then hang it up without removing the dust. Tho gritty mote* with which tho air is filled, particularly In regions where coal Is constantly used, grind and wear out any fabric. First shake both skirt and overdress faithfully. A back winds* is a good plnce to shake tb«m from. Then take a so a old handkerchief and brush the dress with tbat instead of clothes brush. See that all the dust that settles in folds or pleats Is removed. 8tand bv an open window and shake tho dust off the handkerchief out of the window every littlo while.

Itemember tbat mirrors should never bebungwlrcro the sun shine* directly upon them. They soon look misty, grow rough or granulated, and no longer give bauk a correct picture. The amalgam or union of tinioll with mercury, which is spread 011 glass to form a looking is easily mined by the direct, continued exposure to the solar ray*. ,1,-t sui* jpt

Remember that one can have the bauds In soap suds with soft soap with out injury to the skin If the kanus are dipped in vinegar or lemon Juice Immediately after. The acid destroys the corrosive effects of tho alkali and makes tht hands soft and white. Indian meal and vinegar or lemon Juice used on the hands when roughened by coldot labor, wjll heal and soften them. Hub the bands In this, then wash oft tl». roughly nad rub In glycerine. Those who suffer from chapped hands in the winter will find this comforting.

Hetnember never to leave clothes lines out week niter week, but tske them down snd wind them on the reel, as soon a* the clothes are dry. With this care, a clothes line will las*t years. But if left out, wind and rain wilt mildew and rot the line, and it will soon become worthies*, Added to this, the clothes will be Colored from the line and dirty streak* almost impossible to remove will be seen where they rested on it. ltem«mt*r that a tablespoonful of black pepper will prevent grey or bufl linens fnm spotting, if stirred into the i\ni water in which they are washed. It will also prevent the colors running, when washing l»!aok or colored cambrics or muslins, sad the water is not injured by it, but Just as ao(l as before the pep* per was {Hit iu.

Rempmtier that the wings of turkeys, geese, and chickens should never be thrown away. Many people, especially in the country, keep them simply to bmsboffthe stove or range, but there ia nothing better to wash and clean windows. Chamois or buckskin is vary good, but wings are better, and cost nothing, asd their use is an economy— utllltfng that which would otherwise be thrown away. They are excellent to clean the hearth or stove, to dust furniture,but beet of all to wash windows,because the corners oau be easily and perfectly cleaned by them, leaving no lint, behind, as when cloths are used. Use these wings also to spead on paste when papering walls. There is nothing that dom that kind of work better.

Remember tbat if brooms are dipped for a minute or two Into a kettle of boiling suds once a week, they will last much longer. It makes tbera tough, but pliable, and a carpet Is not worn half as much by sweeping with a broom »o cared ftir. A good bJnsekeeper will see that iter brooms are all thus scalded.

Itemember that a fine past# for scrap books oan be made from alum water and floor. A teaspoon fa 1 and a half of pounded aluttt dissolved in enough cold

water to make a pint of paate. Pour the water, when the alum la all dlsaolved. on to enough flour to thicken It as stiff as oommon paate, bring it to a boll, stirring ail the time, and when done, add arew drop* of oil of cloves. The alum prevents fermentation, and the oil of cloves will prevent or deatroy all vegetable moid.

Remember that old newspapers will pat the finishing touch to newly cleaned silver, knives and forks, and tin ware, better than anything. Rub them well, and make perfectly dry. They are alas excellent to polish stoves that have net been blackened for some length of time. —{Mrs. Henry Ward Beecber in the Christian Union.

A WEKJCX BREAKFAST DILL. A lady reader sends this bill of fare fbr breakfast every day in the week

Sunday—Coffee, cold tongue, butter and fruit. Monday—Coffee, bam and eg]

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rusk

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ter, stewed apple* and light breac Tuesday—Cnooolate, hash with onlous and potatoes, and corncakes.

Wednesday—Coffee, broiled beefsteak, buckwheat cakes, butter and mo lasses.

Thursday—Coffee, pork steak, fried potatoes, hot biscuit snd butter. Friday—Coffee, fried chicken, cam meal muffins. Jelly and butter. .Saturday—Coffee, mutton chops, but tered tosst and raspberry Jam.

There is sgood deal of varloty in this bill, more than there ia of originality, at any rate.

READ AND LEARN FOR YOURSELF.

useful knowledge is kept from the world because of tho immense expense in making them known to the people. This is not the ease wi:h Bosghkk's Gkkman Syrup, although but a few years introduced into this country its ssle now reaches in every town and village in the U. 8. Its wonderful success in curing Consumption, severe Coughs, Asthma, and all other diseases of the throat and lungs, was first made known by distributing every year, for three yean, over 400.000 bottles to the afflicted free of charge, by Druggests. No tjuch a test of merit was ever given before to any other preparation. Could you ask more? Go to your Druggist and get a bottle for 75 cents and try it. Sample bottle 10 cents. (dl6-eow)

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FOR THE YEAR

TERMS:

One year, 2 t* Mix muuilw 81 Three mouttis, ..50 cts

Mall aud office Subscriptions will, Invar) ably, be discontinued at expiration of Unu paid for.

Encouraged by the extraordinary suoce» which has attended the publication of Till? SATURDAVKVKNIXG MALL tkepnMUh er has perfected arrangements by whleh I will henceforth be one of tho most populat papers Iu the West.

THE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL lsai. Independent Weekly Newspaper, eleganti printed on eight pages ef book paper, ana alnui to be, In every sense, a Family Paper With this aim in view, nothing will uppeai in its columns that cannot be read aloud ID the most refined fireside circle.

CLUBBING WITH OTHER PERIODICAL We are enabled to offer extraordinary in ducements in the way of clubbing with other periodicals. We will furnish THKBATUttDAY EVENING MAIL, PRICE PER YEA it, and any of the periodicals en umersted below at greatly reduced rates. These periodicals will be sent direct from the ofltces of publication. Here Is the list:

SEMI-WEEKLY.

Hemi- IfVcMy yew York lYibttne, price 13.00, and The Mall S-i

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K. Nwi, and The Mail...... 8 a r. V*

prairie Winner prloe$X00aud The Miai fWr*trm Jtmui, prt«oKi0»nt The Mai! tuoiw Atkvmce. prloe, (^0, and The

Man !.... .... (-hieapo /nterter, prloe tsUO, and The Chiaa^ ^/niin^bixSm, price lOb. auu

The Mail 8 J* ppUton'i Journal, price N.Od, and The Mall 6 2* /iurtti New Ymrkrr, prloe HjM, and The

Mall....— a JMMMNX, prtee UJO, and The Mail 9 Horpcr't Werki#, prloe MJ0, and The

Mall fr llarptr't Bamr, prloe W.00, and The Mall.. fr Si fYanJt iMfa /INutmM iYMQxvw, prlc# ti.00, and The Mall .... V«i tMM (M«Ky prteelun,and

The Mall nw«('f JtimMfer, prloe tXOO, and The Mall„ _TT. Cfed«y*« Use*, prtee MB, and

The Mall tat* ("brporai, price and The Mall Seriimtr't Memtkty, prlee tUM, and The

Msil.

HoniM#, price HJOO, and The

Marprr't Mrifmtni, prloe KJM, aad*Tbe gall ,,, .'•••• -1 Pantowr'* MomtM#, price SSJOO,and The

MaUL...... foww Ada Itmrai, and The Mall TV jwiiry, price tl JO, and The Mail 9L meMm. prlee lilt, and The Mall

AU U* pt isefmai ofl^red by the abava pah UeaUons are iaeladed la this elabMag ar rang«»«tt

CLUBBING WITH COUNTY PAPKR8. We hav* made afrangwMieata to tarthD THK MAIL, and any «m the jfewapapen in UM aetgfeborlrood ei Tsrra Haato all forS&QG.

Address r. •. WUTFALL, Pabltstieir f^alurday Bvenlag Mali, TERRKHAUTE, Wl

TBRRE HAUTE SATtrkDALY EVENmG'f3VjEAiL.

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A Curious Good Thing Th*tenrts lamllittloa Tb»t ess««ltion st??f Tkt (ostveri inIhiIIn. irtPMEaAU re*frnsd*««». DyepriMla. 1w|iW lt*Wi ^rur»lvlM, RhraMaUlM, •«f»airh«. UtfrOeniM. IfaertB-mf, Pnlu In M4s B*«« •Kwuwh. »i«.

Thi^f iktH niAM.T more prMtM nmm |il.* I.li vratd IniHirwIltMi. Mtop 'ivilnis Miid be eosjrlseeC ,a l» mMl.n.iK W'tli off«i UTC oonponndi. *b...rptio». ito iiiK liVer «nd ttomaeb i»kui* fro I ha w»»rr partleteof Mai rU aul «ili us to 1* rqusllir eideaeloo* aod

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"VEGETINE,"

Cures tho most iuvH^ratc crises of JCryslpelas.

1 mo.st iuvctciHio crises of JCr

VEGETINE

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WEEKLY PAPERS* j. .5$ Iks

IrvltuxapoHi Journal, price 82.00, and Vitf Mall N 13 0TntHaiuxpolii SmtintL price t&U), and A'. I' Tribun*, prieewW, andTlie Mail 8 JV T»i+lo Hiaiie. prl«e iujiI

ure p.. *»iitne I hI. «P»ra»r srowmg ont ofa lj«. oriVr «l liv '. lU'w wl.olrr lham are wild with deUgbt u«r ibeir »)Msly i«l«a*o (root «ni!eriuf. me rrvat plen«nri to add bit

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'»r ih« l» u»flt I ham reooUfd froHi Rolmae's Af»* .ill 1.1 tar lad. or over tw-nty yaars I ha»ee»dsrsahorror* urowltu' out a torpid H»»f aed er»" —»•!». «rromp*nle-l with rlelent hmcliich#. rtc lihln f-w »T n»tng the Tad all the»elon| .|i r.| III* left m«*«n-l AI»P-T!T* arrroarD I ha*« #.»«•» tw»n'».hr-« P«unl« I" two njonth", and.*-l

Hs ra.'«'-d h"'th. for which 1 feel ibdebwd to It an'» Invaleable l'*d. r*» vt* Pr*ti.s, nf "iiumpioD, Goodrich A Co Utt UouN,Cliw)|^Utl.

P-'r# W aod M. Win »-nd hr mult wh-« Arnfyi'i 4)1 ur kMK them Bend for bnek romolnin* murb »at ,»r le information about this wend«rfal cor*five

Pn').f FaircMU7Prop-,CiiiciEart,(i

Says Roston physician, "lins no equal as a blood purifier. Hearing of lin many v*underf«l euros, after all oilier remedies hud failed, 1 visited the laboratory and convinced myself Of its genuine merit. It is prepared froiu barks, roots a:iil )ieri», eatli of which ia liiclily effective, ninl tliey are eom|tounde«l in such a manner lu produce astonishlni results.

VEGETINE

Is the great Blood I'urilier.

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Saturday Evening

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VEGETINE

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A MODEL WEEKLY PAPEk FOR THE HOME

Ilns olTo-ted some marvellous cure? in cases of Lauccr.

VEGETINE

Cures Ilia worst cases of Canker. 5 a&t'iiz 1

worst cases of Canker.

VEGETINE

Toots with \Vonderfnl success In Mercurial dls-

Wonderful success

VEGETI

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Kemore? i'linpluj and Humors from the face.

i'linpliM aud Humors from

VEGETINE i?tijatiou

£*ti

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and regulates the

VEGETINE

Cures Constipation and regulates the bowels.

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iMe remedy for Headache.

VEGETINE

Will cure Dyspepsia.

VEGETINE

Is effefttTe in its cure of remain WeakaHa.

-VEGETINE-

Uteyreat re^mxl* for flenera) Hcbillty.

TliaMall 5 AM' HrH' prloe and Tue Mail..

MONTHLIES.

filter'* Mm# Mdffutin4prloeS3.S0 and The Mall «4 ft ftwu'i Mtteiui**, price tS^W, and The dmrrim* Afritmttmiai, pric* flJO and

VEGETINE"

J* r.'1sno. 'lced by nil classes «t t«e»pT« to Wt ij bev' ud tuos reliable blood puriucr ia tha world. Vegetino is Sold by all IDrcggists.

EST Baakraps Jewelry lale el the Ceatary. Oreatestbeefataw mr oAf•d. Oeods at leas thsa ooa ^isrttr their wkoknit wmC Meet be sold to

ParWaa, Diassead fta ft|, COLO^ds, Be Sets, Breoeh sad Bar Dim*teMtaii Haidwsi Eamnd Oold Plated Klaf narked Prieadahip 50 OMtS. Hearr WtddlM Rlaf, Treble Plat»dTiMtto be told 6am "0 canto. Hsndsoe* Ea|rrar«! S

OLjS KM nsm Bla|, Ladles* er 1.50. ParMaalHnaoad Blac, Ladles' er •at? Solid Oold, $3, Opea Faee WslehM. Veite MoreaMat, £3. Whits Metal HratiA Can. 13.50, Ladsss* lailtatlea Gold, QaaC lay Cim«, 1 1 ad Id Wateh, kg. OtsV BaitlstUM* SOLID SILVER Welch, (8. Oeats' IsUtatloa uota w«M,upnriaa mmaaee, Baattac Omo^ leete like a »tM Wati*. ^^ora—The abort are offered at less thsa eaefearth the ami retail rale.

Bat Mntse GeM Jewelry CeaMeattea nt(:' it vatet ekala, todies* )ea sad gold eardreea, dlaj^fc

aad f«M 1 lrattoa, Iteary plala wed •eats' PaHMaa dlaaead pla. Tl

d^ul Stoat sfaieVe bettoae, act

The Swiss Ague Cure.

i»T«r«ipi Bcmedj Air Ike

R««d the fallowing testi menials «oneerning Its wortb

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'.he worst c.vo of Scrofula.

VEGETINE

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Is recommended by physicians and apothecaries.

VEGETINE"

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itosfores tlm cntiru syxtciu tn a liealthy condition.

VEGETINE

n.H in ihc Sldo.

VEGETINE

Cures Pains in llio Sldo.

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hocavisoof Ulxziiiesfl.

VEGETINE

lleinores tho causa of Dizziness

rnintness

at il:e Momfu b.

VEGETINE

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LIS in the Rack.

VEGETINE

Cares Pains in the Rack.

cur«» Kidney ComplaiuU

VEGETINE

kit $$

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P. STOCK MAR, 37 Bond It., N.T. TV hew is a tkoroiefclr reliable eaela eeaqp wywt Jilia 1TM*% «bK Osliiir 1M

wfk la ytmr oira town. Terms, and IS on'flv flree. II. HAUL*IT 'ettland. Maine.

£06 a 1 «i, rei

8HKC.B01III, TND., NOV. 34, 1876. Mil Houriet: Yoar Swiss Agtio cure •es general sstiafkotien. One 50 oent le eared four in John Taylor's fami ly.

Jobm COUUIKH, Druggist.

StrrXTVAK, Ixn., Nov. 28. 1870. We have been selling the Swiss ague cure for the past four raonlba, It' has given good satisfaction ta those that nave taken it according to direction. We believe it has trae merits.

DR. H. XTIMFF, Druggist.

Shattcck

JAsnStfy, Druggista.

1 Sdixivam, Ind.

NATIONAI. HOTEL STIIXIVA^, IND., Noveaaher, 33, 187fl. This Hi to certifV that I bad the chills and fever for six months^ and Mr. Houriet gave roe one 50 ct. bottle of Swiss ague enre that was pronounced safe by W. H. Baurk, druggist, aod I only used half of it, and it cured me. 1 gave the half, the remainder, to my un do, Chas. Pienckston, and it also cured him. This medicine deserves recommendation, but it recommonds itself to all tbat use. Samcel ComN.

Evaxsville, IND Nov. 24. 1876. MR. J. HOURIET: Please send mo 2 doz. of your Hwisa ague cure. It's sale Is increasing daily. Send it at the name price and same way as I will remit money for all in a week or so. fc

Respectfully^ WM. WKBKR.

J)«THE SWISS AQUE CURL Is a good tonic fr the Liver and Blood, and for broken down constitution. It speaks for itaolf all over the land. •JULES HOURIET,

an Manufacturer and 1'ropriutor. |j Terre Haute, Ind.

per day at home. Samples worth to tree. S1INHON &

$5™ $20 CO., Portland, Malno.

In Bankruptcy.

District of Indiana, 8.8. AtTcrie Haute, tho 13th day of December, A. D„ Wtt. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of J- shua M. Hull, of Terre Haute, County of VJRO, and J-Jtate of Indiana, within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon hi* own petl ion, b) tho District Court, of said district, I. N. PIERCE, (d 10-81) »*4.. Assignee.

$12 gt,ay-At1,0,11®nt" fit and terms free. KQ.sta, Maine.

tsM'.Klfi

Will eradicate Salt Hlieum from the systo'in. 1

icato Salt Hlieum fr

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WliOLESALGDEALEBIS

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JUPORTANT TOp|OJEHB

I am preparing PURE CLEAKIF1ED TALLOW FOR RA1LROADH I am seiiiiiK gooos almost exclusively for cash, at prices so low that the consumer wii find it greatly to hi* interest toliuni the goods, Instead of having the goods hunt him Parties who sell goods by agents at an expense of 15.00 to 910.00 a day, must make it up lx price, or lose money. Ail orders and consignments will receive immediate and promp attention.

OT. H. RIDDLE

HOLMiLI DEALEB II

Millinery, Straw Goods, Laces

~or~ ..tf

Musical Instrameate.

John ni.jHr.rf th. and Organ Tuner and Repairer, varnisfcer, pollstutr, ets., Is prepared to pot in good order all kinds of musical instruments ir iking them almost filte new, at the Un est rates possible. Ordars left at R. (faax^s ^rt Kmporitun, on Main strsci, between »ri and III), or where he lives, over Uoeti'i fu tn re mort*, on Main, between stlt and streets, will receive prompt attention. (ocU4-hh)

TVTEIMI OYSTERS!! n- OYSTERS

Main street, east of Bixth. has the aceticy for the best brands of 0ystew, whleh Tie.or* fSrs to the trade at reasonable figures, sells the flnest Fish lu the West.

ORSE SHOEING

A*D AlaL OTHER

JOB-WORK!!

KIZER & CO'8 New 8hop. THIRD STREET, WEST SIDE, BET WSK WALNUT AND POPLAR.

We use nothing but the best material, ant have the work done only by the most expt rlenoed aud best practical workmen in tb city. KIZER A CO

BXTRUETT-

LEATHER and HIDES

1-16 HAIN «T., TEKKE HAUTE, I ft

I keep constantly on hand aud am now reoetving a largo and carctu'ly soleeted stock oods adapUnl to tho w.ntn or Bool and Shoe Manufacturers, consisting of the choioc* randsof French, German and Amerlcah

Calf and Kip Skins, Huff and Wax Upper, Grain Leather and Splits SOLE—Buenos Ayres, Orinoco, Oak and Hemlock Slaughter. ROANS— Black, Blue, Cochineal, Cream, Green. Maroon, Purple and Yellow.** LINING SKINS—Pink, Rnasot. Yellow and White. CALF KID—French and American MuitOUCO—Cape, Ouracoa, Madras, Patna and Tano pica. Brush and Maroon.-

Binding. Boot Web, Boot Treps. Bristles, Cement, Cork Soles, Crimping Boards, Crimp ing Machines, 01 amps,Eyelets, Edss? Blarfelng, Oorlngs, Galloons, Gaiter Web, I^astlngf Laces and Lasts. Machine Thread and Wax, Nails, Awls and Taoks, Shoe Kits, Sho Duck, Hho Thren-'s. Shop Trtx-s, r*.\oe Blacking, aud Brushes.

FANCY GOODS, Ac.

Will Dttplteate Indianapolis, Cinelnnatl or Chicago Bills, Oood Trade «iollcltel.

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JOHN T. 8CXOT,

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GRAINING,

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T. H. BWD1.E, 151 Mala St., Terra Haaie.

"gr,,, *v» H*y apt

H.S.RICHArtDSOH&CO

.If-SEERS AND dealers in ((neenNware, Glassware I^amps, Etc

HE A1\\UARTER8 FOB

Chandeliers and Har Fixture*

sarv'ountjy Jobbing Trade solicited, an urfces guaranteed as low as any Westeri Queens ware House.

.Main Street,

Sortit Mdc, between 3rd and 4th St*

THE OLD EAGLE IRON WORKS.

E E A E

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MAKVrACTVRCS

STEAM KNGINE8. X)AL SHAFTS, FLOUR AND SAW MILL MACHINERY BANK VA R8. ROAD SCRAPERS.

HUILDINO FRONTS, CAKE MILlit

VAXIOM PATTBRXI OF mCUffl, SCHOOl I I'RXITOiK, Ae., and bavins tba

LAKGESt ASSORTMENT OK PATTERNS IN THE STATE! Can givo its customers the advents^** of repairs without oast of pattarna.

J* A. PARKER & CO., Prop're

PHOCWIX r«VHORT AHA IACHINB WOBKI.

P. H. McELPRESH, Manufacturer 01 Steam Engines, Mill Machinery,

ora«r Wiatli and Eagl« »ta-,(Near Union Depot,)Terr© Haato, tad •»-Special attention paid to Ooal Shan Machinery—Repairing dene proaipUy.

OOVDOOTOI

RtPPETO&H

TI*K lUGHCKTCAftYI I'RK'E PAIIU Ott i'RODUC«

it MAfl!#

As IJ. 8. Commissioner is authorised make proofti in Bankruptcy. Ora Headersoa's Stoye Store, bet. Foort

HAUTE,Idd.

N#G. BUFF,! ,| ATTOBVET AT LAW, J* TERBH HADTK, LVD. Offlee over Tutt's Shoe Store, Main street, between-IU and 8ti^ street^ souih^slde.

O. LINCOLN,

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Ms C. RAFFERTY,

QSCAR 2SCHOKKE,"

Raving just completed and put in aetlv operation ouflarge and commodloas brlot blacksmith shop at the above location, wi desire to inform the citizens ot Terre Haut and surrounding country!!) at we arenewfn) ly prepared to promptly and satisfactorily all work in our line on terms defying com petition by any other establlshmeat in thi city. Onr work for over fifteen yeanipastli Terra liaute, wahrauts us in saying that ou Bhoelug Jobs cannot be excelled, and li every instance we have no hesitation in a» snrlng customers of the best work, and een pleie satisfaction.

American and Foreign Waic JEWELRY, Ac., Opera House

0OHN MEAL.

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OENTIst.

PfBoe, 221 Main straet, Bear Seventh. SxtracUng and artificial teeth specialties. All work warraatari. (dAw-t%

TYR. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW, I Snrsewn and Mechanical

D23NTIST,

rtenlsi Room, 157 Main Streei aear 6th, :a ,*ri

T*RRB HAIJTK, 1MD.

Nitrons Oxide Oas administer^ for paia ess Tooth Extraction.

rj. W. BALLEW,

DENTIST/

Ofllee, 119 Main Street, over Sac**i •Id eenfrfttsscry sland. iT E A IN

Can be found In offlee night anu day.

JOSEPH

RICHARD80N,

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GROUND FEED.

WILLIAM BARRIl)K km., At his mill on Beoobd and Ohio •U'Mts, a doing the very best of Work, and Invite* th# patmnage of our eltiisena.

He may be relied on to give the fullest satisfaction.

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"Planing Mills.

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CTO.^^gwjAMS,

«Mannfiscturenioi'

Sash^Doors, Blinds,

Window and Door Frames, IHionlding Brarketit, Mtalir Railing, Itallualcm, IVewtH Post*, Flooring, Hiding,

&c., &t

Ton wlU aiwar

all

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Gmfrter

And all desertptlons of A

FINISHING LUMBER

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.-. i" Wholesale snd Retail dealers in t•••

Pine Lumber, Lath & Shinges,-^ Slate Roofing,

AND

KOOFlN» PELT.

Custom Hawlat* Plain isg and Wood Tarn Ing done to order. All srork warranted. Cor. 9th and Mulberry Htreeti.

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M. D|

«H«e on Ohio St, Bet. Srd AMn TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Physician and Accoucheur, Treats all Acute and Chronic Diseases assures the publio of his success In obs cal cases, and all ailments ptmuliar to It,

Office and residence on Main street,

RIPPETOE Gene hI

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side, between 12th and 13th streets, Haute.

Business Cards.

IAL THOMAS, Opttelnn and Watchmaker For the trade. Main street, near 8bcth, sign of big roan with watch.

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Dealer ta

GROCERIES, ».v» VJ8IONH AND I*KODUCE, National Block, 156 Main street

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KADEL, MauuCacturerol .t%"

tiaiidlei su«l llHrtirmn,

Whips, Currj-Combs, Hrusiu-N, Ilors© Blaa kets, Ac., all work warranted. west prloe# In tho city. Main St.. lio.vr nth. south sftie.

LKISSNER,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer In

,i I'ianos, .liclodeeiiN, Or^attW, Musical Instruments, Ac., iw-ftA I*alaceot Music, 4H fittloBi

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FREEMAN, Retail Dealer In

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LOCOMOTIVE, MTATIOIVAJBT ha HABIBIE

BOILERS.

TUBULAR AflTD CYLDTDEB, First Ntreat, bat. Peylsrssl Wslsal Repairing dons in the most sebstaaUal ihanaer at »bort notice, aad as liberal in price as any establishment in the Htata.

Order* solicited and earafolly attended ha

Dr. Det» ehoa "s

WHOOPING COUGH. Whooping Cough Hpsclie euros tli

hooping Cough Hpsclie euros Uiis disease In ooa wwltl lima Jf used generally, It will save the lives of hundreds. Do net 1st your child die of whooping ooogh when one boUieof thisHpecifle wi lieu re It. It mod« erates all the severer symptoms within tha ttmttawaty-.'onr hoars. For sale by HUH* TIN AKM8FKONO, Terre Haate, Ind.