Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 12, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 September 1877 — Page 3

THE MAIL

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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

FLEAS DULY CONSIDERED. Scientist* may have a difference of opinion as to the proper position the flea occupies in entomological classification, bat among many of ogr people there can be no difficulty in ascertaining the exact position it occupies upon their persons. And yet, from the agility with which the ilea travels from point to point, it is sometimes a little problematical to give bis exact locus in quo

hops

Smb

at any speci

fied time. "JPut your linger upon him where be Is, and he's not there," is an old saying, tbe truth of which we have all had occasion to certify to. This is the Beaton when they are peculiarly active, and when they have their nightly

without regard to time, place or circumstance. Tbey invade the privacy ol the domestic circle, tbey come unbidden to tbe wedding feast, and bold high carnival on tbe lair body of tbe bride or the manly form of tbe groom. Tbey oome stealthily into the sanctuary, ana often interfere with a full enjoyment of the sermon, or with tbe anticipated nap of the way-firing man. They intrude themselve» upotf tbe sanctity of private

ief, and follow us to tbe confines of tbe when paying tbe last sad rites to tbe memory or the departed. Nor are they any respcc of parsons, making no discrimination oetween tbe prince and pauper,tbe president and tbe policeman. Our town bas a good repute among tbe cities of the land in point of cleanliness, and is proverbial for its tidy housewives it cannot be then that tbeir pretence among us is attributable to a want of proper care

for

our persons, or a due re

gard for our physical Condition, and we sharo in the belief entertained, by many, that tbeir progenitors were brought among us by the Italian organ grinders who periodically visit us, tbe land of tbe song, and sunny skies and vine clad hills being conducive to tbeir propagation. Who can propose a remedy lor tbe evil With tbe assurance that "tbe wicked

flee

when no man pursuetb," we

reasonaoly take courage in the thought that concerted and systematic action for tbeir extermination, would result in rlddimr us of a plague greater than the caterpillar, the grgsshppper apd, potato bug combined.

FOOLISH GIRLS.

Physicians in New York have discov ered that tbe fashion of drug eating pre vails among school girls in that city to an alarming extent. Tbey find that certain of tbe drug stores are in the habit of selling small powders of sulphate of morpbkie, and small vials ol' valerian, ohloroform and other drugs to young girls, at an immense profit to themselves. When on tho girl becomes a victim to the use of these drugs the habit grows upon her until she cannot live without it. Some of the concoctions are pleasant to tho taste, lend a brightness to tbe eye, a oolor to the check, acd a certain mlla intoxication wbicb neither interfere) with the brain power nor with locomotion. The habit creeps upon them so imperceptibly that they hardly know it, and ttie sensation Is so pleasant that they soon become victims to a habit which they cannot shake off. The result i», in a majority of cases, moral death, and so quietly bas the habit spread that an eflort Is to be made to stop tbe sale of the drugs used in New York city, unless tbe purchaser has a pbysioian order calling for tbe prescribed drugs. This step Is deemed necessary in order to save the young ladles, and to provent tbe sale of tbe confectionery In which these drugs are concealed by tbe ingenious druggists.

SYSTEM IN DISH- WASHING. We have yet to hear a woman say she liked dlshed-wasblng. It is, Indeed, a tedious task, and tbe following itomB, condensed from tbe July Wide-Awake, will be read with interest by those who desire to render tbe process less irksome, and are willing to take the trouble to do so:

Keep the out sides cf the plates clean by removing all crumbs and scraps before packing them. The dish-washing of some house-keepers must be very disagreeable and tedious, owing? to their non-observance of this precaution. Stack the table dishes, like to like, in the order of their size in the dishpan, and tbe oooking-dishes In another, Immediately pouring hot water through them all. It is always the quickest way to let them stand thus a moment—it saves a deal of soraplngand rubbing.

Makoyour suds but barely warm,since the diabes are all hot from tbe soaking water, and all greasy particles dissolved and goue. There is nover any need of immersing the entire hand and wrist In scalding dish-water for su hour or two at a time, soaking, reddening, and chap ping It beyond all recovery.

Puncture cno corner of the uit-h-cloth with a fork, and, winding the tines up in It like a cocoon, wash the dishes igitb It, wetting the hand but momentarily during the whole opperatlon.

After pouring on the rinsing water— which have very hot—remove them in stacks to another pan, and place tbem on their edges about some tall dish to drain and dry. Rinse and drain forks and spoons by themselves In pitchera.

Wring your dish cloth as little and Lightly as possible. This will keep it soft, snd a soft dish cloth makes dish washing twice as easy. Keep It sweet by rinsing thoroughly at the last.

Hundreds of soft little white hands are 4not only hardened and spread, but grow 'up fairly distorted, from useless tinging and squeeslng of the dish cloth.

Toilet soap is also recommended, and, by following the above, can be made to outlast a bar of yellow soap.

MOW TO TELL GOOD FLCUit In selecting flour first look to the color. If it is white, with a yellowish col ored tint, buy it. If It is white, WHO a bluish cadt, or with white specks In It, refuse if Second, examine ita adhesive* nesadfl^t and knead a little of It between your fingers if it works soft and sticky, it is poor. Third, throw a UUle lump of dried flour against a smooth surface if it fells like powder, it is bad, Fourth, squeesesomeof tbe flour tightly in your hand if it retains tbe shape given "by the pressure, that, too, hi a good aign. It ia sate to buy flour that will stand all these teats.

Pnoi. STKWART, of Cornell t'nlvesity has found, by actual experiment, tha' ^one-quarter of an acre well set in clover* is sufficient to feed one cow one hundred and eighty days, if cut and fed her, while if allowed to run on it would not probably last two weeks. Another ad* vantage in the care of milch cows is that they give more milk ftom the same amount of food, it being found that walking to and from tbe pasture diminishes the quan'ty of milk.

Golden Wdfds.

Toil and be strong. By toll the fiaedd muscles Grovr firm and gain amors compacted tone. Tbe world's a labyrtnth where unfolded m« Walk up and down to And their weariness. •—John Fletcher. Wine is like ange* for it makes nsatrong. Blind and impatient and it leads as wrong. -G.Crsbbe. Treasou doth never prosper What's tb« reason" For If it prosper none dare call It treason. Shun such as lounge through af eraoons and eves And on thy dial write, "Beware of thieves Felon of minutes, never taught to feel worth of treasures whu steal,

ch their fingers

Pick my left pocket of Its sliver dime,

Bat spare the right-it hath my golden time —0. w. Holmes. Words are easy like the wind Faithful friends are hard to find. —Shakespere.

Hasty climbers have sudden fslls. Harvest never comes to such as sow no:.

Envy slbooteth at others and woundeth herself. frowns blight your children as frosty nights bligbt your plants.

A cheerful face is nesrly as good for an invalid as beslthy weather. Tbe beauty of the body is for a day tbe beauty of tbe soul is lor eternity.

Tbe laughter costs too muoh which is purchased by tbe sacrifice of decency. The first indication of domestic happiness is tbe love of one's home.—[M. de Montlosler.

Most of our misfortunes are more supportable than tbe comments of our friends upon tbem.

No charity should be extended to those who are not as willing to do justice as tbey are to receive it.

Cheerfulness makes the mind clearer, gives tone to thoughts, and adds grace and beauty to tbe countenance.

The youth who does not look up will look down and a spirit that does not soar is destined to grovel.—Disraeli.

The wealth of a man is the number of things which he loves and blesses, and wbicb be-is loved and blessed by.

It is not until we have passed through the furnace that we are made to know bow much dross was in our composition. "Whatever fortune He may send,

I know that God Is still my friena Wo both in Joy and grief see The hidden good He means lor me." Whep we read, we fanoy we could be martyrs when we come to act, we can not bear a provoking word.—Hannah More.

There is no sin that ifrelSin be tempted to commit, but we shall find a greater satisfaction in resisting than in committing.

Re not hasty to cast off every aspersion that is cast, upon you. Let them alone for awhile, and then, like mud on clotbes tbey will rub off.

Every nature must have the subsoil ploughing of sorrow before it can recognize either its present poverty or its pos* si bin wealth.—Macdonald.

Tbe memory of an eye is the most deathless of memoiies, because there, if any where, you catch a glimpse of tbe visible soul as it sits by the window.

The expectation of future happiness is the best relief of impious thoughts, the most perfect cure of melancholy, the guide of lite, and the comfort of death.

No man ever sunk under the burden of to dsy. It is when the to irorrow's burden is added to tbe burden of to-day that the weight becomes more th«*n a man can bear.!**

Tho taste fo 11 ay be©MB(P a dangerous taste we should be very cautious how we attempt to squeeze out of human life more ecstacy and paroxysm than it can aflord.—Sidney Smitfc.

The triumph of a woman lies not in the admiration of her lover, but in the respect of her husband, and that only can be gained by a constant cultivation of tboae qualities which she knows be most values.

He who thinks better of his neighbors than tbey deserve cannot be a baa man, for the standard by Which his judgment Is formed is the goodness of his own heart. It is the oase only who believe all men'base, or in other words, like themselves.

Tho most agreeable companion Is a simple, frank man, without any high pretensions to sn oppressive greatness one who loves life and understands tbe use of it obliging alike at ail hours above all, of a golden temper, and steadfast as an anchor. For such a man we would gladly exchange the greatest genius, the profoundest thinker, tbe most brilliant wit.

In all Buddhist temples a tall and broad leaved lily stands directly on tbe front of the altar. Its idea is ss beautiful as its workmanship. It represents tbat just as the pure white flower may

glossom

row out of tbe mire a»d filth, ana into loveliness, so may the heart of man raise Itself above the wickedness and corruption of tbe world into a state of spotless purity. tilfe is Itself neither good nor evil: it la the scene of good or evil as you make it and if you nave lived a day you have seen all one day is equal and like to all other days there is no other light, no other shade this very sun, this moon, these very star*, this very orr'er ana revolution of things Is the same your ancestors enjoyed, and tbat shall entertain your posterity.—Montaigne.

A lovely landscape all doited over with unsightly boulders is rot more unpleasant to the right than is a human face disfigured with bumps and pimple*, those prune evidences of impurity of the blood. Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture will remove all such disfigurements promptly. —Rheumatism, Neuralgia, I^umbego. Sciatica, Rheumatic (tout, Nervotll and Kidney Diseases positively cured by Dr. Fitter's Rheumatic Remedy—* Physicians specialty 42years, never fells when taken as directed. P. M. Donnelly, agent. tnar7-ly

CATARRHI

Haute, Ind.

if yon would avoid hting rendered deaf,

aunt to mingle to company on account of tout and nauaeaUnt dischams from gan* grenoos ulcers In tbehead.oaeDr.Itotciton'* dlebraied Catarrh Remedy. It to the greatest cure and control tor the hideout destroyer the world ever t*w. It will save every life threatened by It. It immediately ar« rests Its progress and if perseveringly nstd, will never disappoint in score. Inquire for a sample toottle at Or LICK Bnar^ or at

A Atm«o.xoi

«lrog store, Terre

WARRANTED !&

TEHEE HAUTE SATURDAY

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SATURDAY EVENING MAIL OJ» SAU EACH SATURDAY AFTERNOON,

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H. Dootey—~ ...Opera House 8. R. Baker* Oo-—_P.O, Lobby M. P. Crafts

Mpp.

Oole

Dlx£Thurman_ Ben. Allen— -.. A. C. Bates. P. L. Wheeler Chas. Tillotson....... J. K. Langdon.. H. A. Pratt Chas. Dickson.. r.M.Corley Charles Taylor... J. C. Wilson Hiram Llckllghter.... I. EL81nks...Zir. R. Ed. Boyer. .... Charley McCutcheon...

C. C. Sparks Chas. I). Rlppetoe Sam'l Derrlckson Otis M. Odell..« Frank Wstklns B. F. Bollinger H. A. Dooley C. C. St. John.

OES TO PRESS

N SATURDAY,

NOON.

150

yon want bestand ever used-

"T infest Ague remedy yonev trv Dr. K. Detctkont highly IMPROVED MUTIAK COATED 50 CKSTT Ague Pills, con* a I

intciaiura fbrAgne Chill* and Fever tbey have no superior, rwtl for tbem at trues A RRKRT'S, or at He.vrtK A AMWWMWH drug state, ten* Haute, Inc.

Post Offloe

Lou Hlpley_....~~— —Beach Block Ferd Feldler^^-^.Cor. 4th and Lafkyette St KjrAJ3onner„, .. ^_..„.„..Parlii, Ills

..Marshall, Ills

..........-Sullivan Ind Clinton, Ind Rookvllle, Ind ..........Br**ll, Ind

(Tlysies S. Franklin, Ashmore, Ills Will DeArmond .Areola, Ills Edwin S. Owen......_..........New Qosben, Ind John Hendrlx Bollmore, 1 nd Wallace Sandusky ....—...New Lebanon, Ind Samuel Lovins Majority Point, Ills Richard Cochran Centervllle, Ind Harvey Stubbs...^ ~Chrisman, Ills a. A. Buchanan —... Judson, Ind K. Mellroy Maxvllle, Ind J. S. Hewitt......— .Dudley, Ills A. L. Burson Scotland, Ills H. C. Dlckerson J3eeleyville, Ind Rose Ann Palmer ............^Lockport, Ind Ben Francis....— Darwin, Ills J. J. Golden Hutsonvllle, Ills H. M. Pierce Turners, Iod O. P. Strother.....— ....Middlebury, Ind F. J.S. Robinson ..Cloverland,Ind JoeT. McCoskey Yonngstown, Ind W. B. Hodge York, Ills A. O. Kelly „Bloomlngdale, Ind J. D. Connelly —... -Annapolis, Ind J. W. Russell

Co Armiesburg, Ind

E. A.. Herrlck Kansas, Ills J. H. Boeder —....Center Point, Ind Owen Klssner .Turmans Creek, Ind C. L. C. Bradfleld Palermo, IDs Tho*. High .....Fountain Station, Ind E. Davis ....Coal Bluff, Ind Wm, Lewis,Jr Darlington,Ind W. B. Martyn Cirllsle, Ind Clement Harper .Uiddletown, Ind W. R. Laudretli Casey, Ills D. E. fitchett*..... Lftrterabnrg, Ind

J. Hutchinson- Dana, Ind E. A. Kurtz Oakland, Ills

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WENTY THOUSAND READERS.

Taking Horace Greeley's estimate of the number of readers to a family—on an average—every issue of the SATURDAY EVENING MAIL is perused by over Twenty Thousand People.

167.000

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coowrixo food fob orim

835.000

ALL

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application* witi effect'

tig exterminate Mate, Ante, and Mooches. fOB BALI BT MUG0IST9 BYBBT-WBIBB.

Sold by JT. J. BAUR.

R0BACICS

TEE BEST

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Ind

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IS THE UAEKE?.

pROXPT, BELIADLE, SAFE, aa4 EFFICHHT. Parlfles the Bleed* regelates the Liver ai Dlgsstlve Orgaaii, relieves the paiufal head* aches esssed by ladlgestloa. ^Fer sale br ©mmrhts ev»rrwhere.

J.J. BAHK. AffeHl.

HIE SATURDAY

VENING MAIL

Sale h*i nil Said

ESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

STAUNTOV. VIBG1NI\

With over Twenty teacheis and officers, ranks amor the first, schools for ouniTladies In the United States. In tbe beautiful Valley of Virginia, far Aimed for health. Attended by pupils from fifteen 10 twenty States. Great economy in expenses required. Hesiion opens Sept. 20th, 1877. Board and Tuition for entire scholastic a 5 2 4 0

For catalogue and full information, address. RKV. W. A. HARRIS, I\ D.,Pres't. Jy28-2m Staunton, Va. AtrCO&'Y'y A Week to AgentR. $10 outfit ®00h?1 4 FREE. P. O.VICKEHY, Augni*ri. MS Inn (sep. wly)

A PHYSIOLOGICAL

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MAIL.

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A CHAtLENGK to the WORLD.

Some of the most prominent phytic! ns who have tested and examined 1»H. GOODMAN'S EG ETA BLR AGUK 8PKCIFIC, fnyitis ihe best medicine tuey ever saw, and free from poisons, manufactured by Dr. C. H.Go dman,'Ierre Haute, lnil. Forsale by all first class druggist*. Warranted to cure.

MONEY

TO LOAN

FARMK

pSTLow jnterest. Moderate Charges.

il Apply in pel son or bv Jen JOS. A. MOORE, 81 East Market Street, Indianapolis.

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!i»wft. Address. A Ceciesa 4k Os^CMeses.

T7"IDNEY AND LIVER CUBE. J^"far the best remedy tor derangement of uie KIDNEY**, BLADDER and UVEA, Is Br. K. »eteliMif» CssiH"*' KM-

•ejr ita* Liver ^ur«. Itexereiscathe most soothing, bealing and splendid efltoeu upon the lddneys ana bladder, of any remedy In use and at the,same time it acts with great cerUlnty and energy upon tW liver, immediately freeing tbe systein of all blUotumeoa, and cleansing the blood of all RneumaUc aad other poisons. Use this splendid medicine for aU dlseaseaof the Urinary

all Kidney, Made er and UeeraffMtlons and lor all Rheumatisms and Nearal* This ai caraUve and regulator oI leas organs absolutely has no equal. aarForMde by Ouucx A Bnur and BCJITW

SS.

A Aumwso, Prnglsts, Terre Haute.

ANDREW

RODERTO. *m

THIS POPULAR BAST END BAB8E9 9HOP Baa iwnered to tbe neat Uitlennt ftormertj occupied by Dr. Byewsj»d atta«h«d to WoodroA grocery sSors,ooth*eo*i»sr of t3tli and Main, where his many emaomos can And htm aa o«al-soci^le and ready to do the beat of work in hts line at aU times. He atoo makes a ^ecial ty ef a hair mtorative which lie wananta in all cases.

DEAFdse. Book free. Madison, Ind.

Notnedl-

O. J. WOOD, JeMt-eov

MABBLE WORKS. M. W. BABMHT. x.A.swtrr.

ARBLE WORKS. HARNETT & SWIFT,

litPOBTBBS ABU DKAUUtS UT

Hose and Gray Scotch Granite AND ITALIAN MARBLE MONUMENTS, Tombs, and Stone*. Vault*, Mantels. R.| 2 I,/. Bast Main street, between Twelfth and

Thirteenth streeta, TERREHAUTB.IND.

All work warranted to glee satisfaction.

PA SON,

XAmjvAorumna OF

LOCOMOTITE, STAnOliBi a •4UMI

BOILERS.

TUBULAB AMU CYLDIDEB, flnt Mnat, bet. fsplar aad Wslast Repairing done in the most substantial manner at short notloe, and as liberal In price aa any establishment In theState.

Orders solicited and carefully attended te

ORSE SHOEING

AND ALL OTHER

JOB WORK!!

KIZER & 00*8 New Shop, THIRD STREET. WEST SIDE, BET WEE/ WALNUT AND POPLAR.

Having Just completed and put lnaette* operation our large and commodious bncl blacksmith shop at the above location, wt desire to inform the citizens of Terre Haut and surroundingeonntrytb at we arenow fui 1 prepared to promptly and satisfactorily all work In our line on terms defying cem petition by any other establishment^ th city. Our work for overflfteenyearspastu Terre Haute, warrants us in saying that on* Shoeing Jobs cannot be excelled, and It every instance we have no hesitation In as suring customers of the best work, and eon plete satisfaction.

We use nothing hut the best material, an have the work done only by the most exp* rieneed and best practical workmen in th city. KI2ERAOO

'ERRE HAUTE ICE CO.

tidi

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We cut our Ice at home, employing home labor. All money paid for labor IslEept at home. All Money Received fee Ice "•Id Stnjra Heme. The owners and '"anagers belong in Terre Haute, Mid are Identified with the

Interest of Terre Haute

We are home industry in tbe full sense of the term. We sell Ice as cheap as the cheapest, and respectfully ask a continuance of tlje patronage 9?, the people.

X.F. PURDUE.

OFFICE: Ruf Main street, betw

I usta, Maine.

•s Meat Market, No. 611 Sixth and Seventh.

ti1 a day at home. Agents wanted. Out(lit and terms free. TRUE

CO., Au-

iRTS^OAP6' day at home. Samples ®/4U wortii 15 free. STINSON A CO., Portland, Maine.

CPT

Planing Mills.

OLIPT & WILLIAMS,

Manufacturers of

Sash,Doors, Blinds,

Wiad«w aadDttr FraaiMi Moaldlaf Bracketey §tatr Balllai, Ballnaters, levtD Poata, Ftoorlaf, Sldlag,

And all descriptions of

FINISHING LUMBER

$•? i*' 1

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE

•AMD—

TERRE HAUTE

CEMENT PIPE AND STONE COMPANY,

MANUFACTURERS OF ARTIFICIAL STONl:,

POWER PRESSED HYDRAUL CEMENT

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE,

From 4 laches to SO Inches lietaalvt. Also Mono lor BnflMlng Fronts* Window Caps, of different designs, Window Sills, Key Stones and House Trimmings coin^.. plete. Horse Blocks, of fknejr designs. Beautlflli Stone Tases, Fountain Basins, of Plain and Ornamen-' tal designs Well Curbing, Stone Sinks, Filters, Copelng, and Posts fbr Cemetery I^ots, Stone Bases f^r Honnments, Paving Stone, dee. Ac. at Greatly Bedneed Prices, All Fancy and Ornamental Work at abafet onMudf tke price ol natural stone. Fo# partlculdn, addrvss A. H. FABMHAJV, Prest.

Ofllee on Oklo Street, near Sixth* Works on 18th Street, north of Hospital*

RIDDLE & HUNSAKTiR,

WH«LnUI MALns IV

Millinery, Straw Goods, Laces,

UBBeSSrFASCY GOODS, dC.

Will nipM—telalliai ils. qsdwtl or

Math aad Ms^wrUirion Depot,)TOTM Haals, fad. If Special attsntlon paid to Coal Shaft Machinery—Repairing done pioiiafBjr.

THE BICIHBftT CASH PBI€ E PAID OB PBODVO*

Wholesale and Retail dealers in

Pine Lumber, Lath & Shinges, Slate Roofing

AND

BOOFBG FEJLT..

fti

Custom Sawing, Plaining and Wood Turn lng done to order. All work warranted.

Cor. 9th and Mulberry Streets.

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llll I0BKSSF0UIDI1,

Cor. First aad Wslast sts.

J. A. PARKER CO. Managers* Aim DKAliKBS I3f All Kinds of Castings, 'i}

Mill Fornighing Machinery, Saw Mill Machinery, Floor Mill Machinery, Coal Shaft Machinery,

Steam Engines,

Iron Fenpes, I I on Cane Mills, iu Corn Shelled Corn Planters, Iron and Steel Bottom Scraper

Of?

Is. isi SI^VMVS

raonx r«ri»T •ACKurs woans.

F. H. McELFRESH, Msnu&cturor 01 Steam Engines, Kill Machinery, &c., Ac.

AI:

TM Will