Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 December 1877 — Page 7

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THE MAIL

A Paper

for the

People.

A. A SUDDEN OUBE. & VI

A 0 elancholy woman lay Jn fickncus on her bed, And in a faint and broken voice

Is or throw you rue away.

Have talked the matter o'er."

"Then you and Aramllla Joe es ri:- & Have been too smart »nd sly I tell you, David Wilkinson, ,f y.jr

I'm not a-goln'to die!" $ Herdar*eyesflashed her strength reluraed! .,

She left her bed of pain A week had scarcely pawed away Whenube was woil again. —St. Louis Time*.

Kitty's Thanksgiving,

'Kitty, my dear,' said George Heith, gazing fondly at bis pretty little wife: •you've often heard me speak of my friend Will Howard I haven't seen him «ince I've been a married man, and now he's coming to pay us a visit, and to become acquainted with my precious little wife.' 'Indeed responded Mrs. Kitty, elevating her eyebrows, while her dimples gave empbaa.s to her worda. 'When will this best beloved chum of yours arrive?' 'In time for oar Thanksgiving dinner, dearest, probably the evening before.'

Here George Heith paused and took a deliberate and comprehensive aurvey of Kitty, as if he'd never seen her bnfore and was determined to impress the lovely image on the inner vision of his memory.

Then he added: "To my way of thinking, you're sufficiently pretty, Kitty, witheut all those gewgaws and gimcracks in which your feminine soul seems to delight. I'd like to see you try 'sweet simplicity' for once' •Perhaps I will, dear, Just to please you,' assented Mre. Kitty, prettily and demurely. 'Does your friend share your weakness for that style.' •I realK don't know,' replied Mr. 'He used to laugh Heltb, with a smile. at me and say I might ai. well attempt to make the Etuiopian to cbango his skiu, or the leopard bis spots, as to endeavor to revolutionize a woman's dress, or induce her to walk in deflanoa of the fashions.' 'Very foolish of yon to waste so much time on so vain an effort, then,' remarked Mrs. Kitty, with a uay little laugh. 'You'll succeed 'when rivers run up 1)111!'

Now George and Kitty were as loving and dovotod a couple as evor walked oontentedly through life side by side and this modest little home, under Mrs Kitty's skillful management, was a perfect paradlso on earth. So thought her husband, and be was neve/ tired ol his young wife's clever bouse

teeping. "Jut at to Kitty, fond of 'outward adorning,' was extremely annoying he was never weary of ridiculing the lolly of womeu in dress. It must oe admitted that our heroine took a deep dollght in plaiting tho hair, and wearing gold,' also in 'the puttlug on of apparei.r

But Ueorfte Heith had a hobby, which aor

It muy then be readily imagined that while arranging her hair in puffs and friw.es, assisting nature by the addition of sundry artificial braids and curls, it was not pleasant to have her critical husband lecturing her and throwing at her head, so to speak, incontrovertible quotations from that severe Apostle reter, showing bis profound contempt for'hrohiered hair, or gold, or pearls, cr oostly array."

Then too, how Georgo would laugh at the gilded butterflies, the coquettish bows, the bits of leather and jet which she delighted to plac» artistically in her hair. OverskirU he spoke of as an abomination and a wicked waste of xls while as for flounces and ruffles, ind no patience! 'You'd look better in my eyes, Kitty,' he would frequently uay, 'with your hair plainly and smoothly combed back from your lace and twisted into a simple knot behind. We're losing our Republican simplicity! Six yards of goods is enough to make any woman a dress it's as much as our grandmothers required. A calico dress, clean and whole, is go-d enough to be worn at any place.

Thou the cruel follow had mado fun of her shoes her dear liUlo tbln-aoled, rosotted slippers and her exauisite brontn boo*s with their fearful anu wonderful heels. 'A good calfskin shoe, made high, with thick soles, and no heels at all would be much more sensible t'

O, you, my feminine readers, were not such speeches as these enough to try tbe patience of a saint

Mr. Georgo Heith

WAS

in the habit of

uttering such sentlmerjta daily, in a dictatorial, dogmatic manner, as if it were impossible that sensible persons could hold two opinions on such a aul\)«et.

He wasn't more than half aware of how much he did aay, nor of how disagreeable it might be to Kitty, who received his lectures with pouts, laughter or blushes, as tbe case might be.

Yet in his head of hearts, he was really proud of his wife's elegant and ladylike appearance, and admired the skill aud ingenuity which could make a little go so far, and would have been highly Indignant at any one else who should venture to call her taate and judgment in drees into question.

But Mrs. Kitty didnt know all this, and for some time had been planning how to effect a cure. Now she had an opportunity tor carrying out a naughty plot.

It was the day before Thanksgiving, Mid Mrs. Kitty had been very busy comfounding goodies and dainties for the morrow. Me bad pat her small bous« in ezqulatte order, while aa a special compliment to tbe expscUni guest a basket of fragrant flowers adorned tbe •spare room.'

George hadaeen and admired all theae arrangements, and Kitty bad stolen out to the gate with him for a parting Mas, as be was about to start for his drive to the depot, promising him aweeUy—tb* dreadful little hypocrite!—to be all drawed, and to hare a charming supper in readiness wbeu be should return with Mr. Howard.

No iKxmer was her poor unsosptotoos husband of^ tfeaa Mr*. KJtty, in great

.... ....

Down came her pretty uairl Every false bit was tucked into a box fragrant with the intoxicating sweetness or sandalwood. Her own she brusbod until it shone like satin, then gathered it tightly back from her face and screwed it into the ugliebt possible little knot behind. Pulling ont her earrings she found the

Eeartcould

To her ta4 husband itaid ^, "Dear David, when mt carthly^form Bait turned to lifeless ciay, Ob, wait an* w««i a little white,

"I know a woman kind and true, On whom you may depend, Ob! marry Aramllla nea—

She is my dearcat friend."

"Y»-s, Hannab, I have wanted long

To speak of this bef nFor Aramllla Jonee an' 1 I

rim effect all that her mischievous desire. Next her small feet were incased in a pair of calfekin shoes made exactly as ber husband bad so ott^n and so eloquently described. She slipped en a calico drt-ss really made from six yards of goods, straight in tbe waist, with long tight sleeves, and a skirt short and scant, guiltless of a ruffle. (Iudeed, it would seem Mrs. Kitty was reserving all ruffles tor her husband's temper.)

She completed this costume in assuming a narrow linen collar, then stood gazing and laughing at herself in the mirror. She did not look altogether hideous, for a fine figure, regular features and soft warm coloring would assert tbemsel res.

Kitty ran merrily down stairs, completed supper arrangements, and seated herself in the window to watch lor her husband and ber expected guest. Yes, there they were coming up the road! Bravo! Mrs. Kitty. She ran to the door to meet them.

George's look of consternation when bis eye fell on her was simply ludicrous. Wicked Mrs. Kitty was perfectly self possessed, and greeted Mr. Howard most cordially. Then with tbe 'light foot of a tairy,' she flew about, here, there, everywhere, on hospitable thoughts intent, and tbe newly arrived guest watched her with an amused «mi:e.

Supper was delicately served, and would have been a complete success had not Georgo sat as slum as the skeleton at the banquet. Tbe expression of his face was lugubrious his natural ta.kativenesa strangely subdued.

Early in the evening Mrs. Kitty excused herself and retired, leaving tbe gentlemen to talk over old times, and to enjoy a quiet cigar. At first the conver sation was harmless and commonplace enough but.at last it veered around to Mrs Kitty's sweet little self. Mr. Howard felt called upon to speak to George of his wife. 'She's a charming woman be said, warmly. Then added, warmly, with an embarrassed laugh, 'By tbe by, Heitb, 1 see you've succeeded in finding one you can induce to carry out your very sensible theories on tbe subject of a lady's dress. I never imagined you would.1 You remember how your eccentric lectures used to amuse us fellows at college we prophesied in those days that you'd marry a perfect butterfly. Not 'a Daniel come to judgment'in the whole crowd of us I After all, your ideas were not so bad. Every woman isn't as pretty as your wife, though, old boy, and, by Jove! not many could st&nd that bort of thing 1' •Will!' replied George, solemnly, 'my wife never dressed like that in all her life before. Sbe must have done it to punish me,'be added, lookingludicrosly like a big, naughty whipped boy. 'I've worried 'he poor child fearfully, I suppose. I shall own up sold, and beg her pardon I'

Will Howard stared at him silently for a moment, then as the joke became clearer to him, ho burst into a peal of laughter, in which poor Georgo was fain to join.

Mrs. Kitty, in ber room above,hearing the merry cachination,smiled knowing ly to herselr.

George did 'own up sold' and his wife accepted his apologies graciously, beg glng his pardon for the naughty way in which sho bad punished him. 'Kitty,'was his only reply 'never make such a auy of yourself again.'

Thanksgiving dinner was a grand affair. Mrs. Kitty presided, arrayed in an exquisitely fitting silk dress adorned by a lace ficbu. Sbe wore an elaborate chain and locket, long earrings and other or naments. Her hair was frizzed, curled, puffed and braided to its usual dimen siuns.

George thought be had never seen her look more charming, and was delighted' with his friend's evident admiration.

As for Mrs. Kitty, she remarked demurely 'that sbe found that she could be unusually sincere in her thanksgivings that day,*as George was cured of his only fault.'

PIOUS FUN.

The late Sunday .School Convention in Talmage's Tabernacle was marked by more fun than any religious assemblage ever known in Brooklyn. The merriment was introduci by Talinage, who tolit of the amazing inaptness of thequotatiotis made from Scripture by thoso whose conversions came late in life. He knew of one man who, in a doleful strain, told a congregation at a prayer meeting how great a sinner ho was. 'I was an awful sinner,' said he, 'u great sinner. I was tbe chief among ten thousand, and tii® one altogether lovely,' Some men never learn how to phrase a prayer. A spirited horao was running away with a man, and every minute

Sold

romlsed to be his last. He grabbed of tbe sides of the wagon as it bounced along after the rnnaway, an.l aa he could not think of any other prayer, he said, 'Ob, Lord, make us happy for the mercies we are about to receive.' There was a tiring sameness in tbe expressions of those who have experiences to relate. A young man got up once and said. 'I am on the ship of Zion, and we are sailing np the heavenly har* bor soon we'll reaoii the golden gates.' Another man said, 'I, too, am on (be ship of Zion, and we are sailing with a good breeze. I guess wo are going as fast as thirty knots an hour. Every man at his post. Soon we'll come to tbe pearly gates.' Another arose and said, •I, too, am on the ahip of Zion. It'a steamship—a -KiO-hoss power. We are going up the heavenly narbor, and we are going faster'n any other ship. We're bound to glory.' An old and feeble woman arose and said, Tm seventy year* old, aud for fifty years I've been on tbe road to heaven, but I've been goin' afoot, and I expect to keep goin' afoot until I get there and it seems to me if yon folks that's goin' in steamships doot take care, yooTlbunt yoor bitem* When this story wte told, tbe congregation rocked ana surged with laughter. *44* ?nrt» that We Know.

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CATARRH

Of Ten Years' Duration. The Discharges Thick, Bloody, and of Foul Odor. Senses of Smell and

Taste Wholly Gone. Entirely Oured by i* ,% .*

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Meam.Weeks ft Potter: Gentlemen—I foci compelled to acknowledge to

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Short-Hand Writer.

Mica., Nov.

8,1875.

LATER.

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duace bud aal ridce ef tbe cbanber. thee Jometlaf all leakace ot nat. asd laaia of eervtee te theJMebtne. It afi 900 te TOO ie4e ef till pee day. It mmaied. It may reeiiiy be iul«|j 4 te Steam Powt. Tbe dire areSatabedvtib nock eara. pwte and Trwbe at ereu prlne.

CEAHCLKlkTAnOS ,J*MiiHiri ud UttalWtarrria ladUuuwoUa, liuL

CUCULAXt.

$2500

A TKAH. Apentatvanted, Buslnt*«a legitimate. Particulars free. Addroe. WOBTH OO.. 8t Ual». Mo.

flOL» PLATED WATC KM. Cheap cv 11ti the known world. Sample Watch Free to 'Agent*. Address, A.

COULTER

OPIUM

and

DI^PRKSART.

it Co.. Chicago

and Manhlne UaKtt beolntely anJ randtty rund. I'alnUaei MpoblWly. Seoditanip fornvticalari. DB.Ciai.Tii*. 1« WabioKton St, Chicago, Dl.

WHOOPING COUGH.

Whooping Cough Hpcclllc cures this dlseaM In one week's tl^ne. If ufwd generally, li will wive the lives of hundreds. Do not 1« yonr child die of whooping cough when on* bottle of this Specific will cure It. It rood* aratea all the severer symptoms within th' flrnt tweuty-iour hour*. For SRle by GCLICK

BU:rri:s

Haute. Ind

AH*STROKG,

CATAEEH!

1878.

As the lime approaches for iHP renewal of subscriptions, HE 8CTN would remind its friends and well wishers every where, that It Is again a candidate for their consideration and support, poi lis record for the past ten years it rvllea for a continuance of the hearty sympathy aud generous operation which hare hitherto bum extended to It from ev»ry qnarter of tbe Union.

lerre

A Week to Agents. tlOootni KKEE. P. O.VlCKEHV, Au-

gaH'.'v. Main- tscp. wly)

b»I|ng°peodered deaf.

or unlit to mingle In company on account of foul and nau»eaUngdtacbarsesfroin ganirrenous ulcers in tbe head, use Dr. Teichon Celebrated Catarrh Kemnly. Itis the greateat care and control for the hideous destroyer the world ever naw. It will save every life threatened by It. It immediately arrests its progress and if perweveringly us d, will never disappoint in a cure. Inquire for a sample bottle at

GPLICK 4 BKHEY

or at

ARMHTROXOIH

Haute. Ind.

drug at ore, Terre

day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit and terms free. TliUK A CO., AuMaine.

gosta,M

week in your own town, and 95 outfit free. twt. Maine.

Terms

H. ALLKIT

EWING MACHINES REPAIRED AXD ADItflTEft In the very best manner anil warranted werk, by JOSEPH FOLK, No. Malt street, north aide, between fed and 4tl upstairs. Dont condemn your ma jipi chine nnui Mr. FOLK tea badalwk at it for tbe real ttooMe mm? be ligbt wu taaeoat.«rf i^ililicanMntrflle. TlMbes needles and oil constantly on band. nnel9-u

FULTOS /^MARKET OYSTER HOUSE,

«a MAIN STREET,——

TTfTHEBK tbe best braod of OYHTKB» are old by tbe caw, can, gallon or barrel— whobJttleandretall. Will not be undersold tfce «eaaoo through.

H. C. RAFFEBTY A CO.

cure3 without metlieine, cxnA-

iug a (tpcciilc and prompt action

IAver, Ctamcch, L'pL en, Kidney*,

CI O This is the

and

control)) in an astonishingly short timo any disease which attacks or grows out cf these organs. The Pad is a prcventfa® fcal

attftCKs

or grows out

wAXXJuXjiJr I a prompt and rad cure for all

Malaria

Jfcrrt. It

XSlAyer'st

W«blnf

ton St.. Chlojro,, Ilk, for tbe core ol

all Dbeum of a Private natora, rmoltlng from early sbuaea or Infection of either Sex. Seminal WcakneMjproducInc Kml*alona, Lea* of Menionr, Impalryd PUlit, tort Manhood or Impoteney. Jiervona lfcMUty, p«m»nently cured: dUnta of tbe Bladder. Kidney*, 1-1'cr. Lnnsa, Aithma, Catarrh. PI let, all Chronic Dfaeam, and DISEASES OF FEMALE*, yield to hit treatment. Dr. Olln hai had a life-long experience, and cum where othen MI. H« a graduate of the Reformed SrhonL u«n

IKit

nicniu of cure, 8S4 largo pagr. price Jllct*. A CLINldALLECTlTilB on the above dlemee* and fhoie of Oje Throatand Lung*, Catarrh,Ilupture, tlio Opium Habit.ic., price 10 cte. Either book nont poelpaldon rereirt of prlre- or all three, contalnfnitMIOpaEeii, beantifblly UmrtmuM. lor ct». Adtlreaa XK.

Mo.

12 N.

8th tit. lit. Louis, 2Io

THE PH(ENIX TILE MACHINE.

E A E

Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mast, Practical and Analytical ChemlMts. SOLD BY ALL DKOOOWTS KVKRYWIIKE*.

THE

SATURDAY EVENING MAIL

also, Neuralgia, Iiheumatism, Ni

vousness, Sciatica, Spinal Disease, IIeadachc, Colic, Ii) rhcea, Dyspepsia, etc. These nnd many more havo tlJ origin in the Stomach and Liter. 1 your druggists f» not keep them, address Holman Liver Pad Compao&

68 Maiden Lane, New York, or 248 W. Fourth St., Cincinnati,' 0. Prite $2.0J Special Pads, $3.00. ^HOLMAN'S MEDICATEjp' PL ASTERS act as if by magio. Foot Plasters, 50 cents a pwfc Body Plasters, 50 cents each. JB63"*Beware of imitations. Take none bpt the original Ilolman's. £2?~Sent by Jlsil on receipt of price, postage free.

nfc«t ami !!ic tic?t, InsUntaavous ia li 'it, and it }rwlucvs tiie most n»tiral sluukMi VUck or brown, doc* noutam the »kin, and lim applied. It is afUndard jrtrar»tiou.aod its apati ever* well-appointed toilet f— rrntlemm. For tain ly all Dronrtits PTrMcrs. Josrrit CRISTAOOUO, froi 0. liox Sttt. Xow York

toilrt for 1 rr}*t*

Por ladr ar aadlUr pri«ws»r-«

CHEAPEST AND MOST DELIGHTFUL PURGATIVE

Before the public. Is delicious bcvcrapc, aoft as pleasant and sparkling as a glass of Sfeda Water. Far superior to sickeHmjj pills, it as held in hiph repute liy physicians and surgeooa for the sjcedy cure of Con«tioat!on, Biliousness, Torpid Livar, Dj»popsla. Lots of Appetite, Heartburn, Colic,

Sour Stomach, Flatulency, Sick HeadiS ache, Kidney Affections, etc., ete. For those who lead a sedentary or oiosclrconfined life, nnd become of a constipated htmt.

It acts like a charm, it is specially prepared far the masses, is put up in large bottles, and by all Dnigpists, at fifty ccnts. No family, to mother, no one traveling, no close stuilcnt^a sewing girl, should fail to

UM:

it.

por Scrofula, and nil scrofulous diseases,Erysipelas, ltosd or St. Anthony's Fire, Eruptions and Eruptive diseases of the skin, Ulcerations of tho Liver, Stomach, Kidnevs, Lungs, Pimpies, ^Pustules, Boils, IIJlotcheSjTumors, 3Jetrtcr, Salt Rheum, Scalds Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores,-

]ilicumntism, Neuralgia, Pain in tho. Bones, Side and Head,Female Weak-, ncss, Sterility, Leucorrhoea, arising, from internal ulceration, and uterino disease. Syphilitic and Mercurial diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciar tion, General Debility, and for Puri-' fying tho Blood.

This Sarsaparilla is a combinnt ion dE vegetable alterativcs-Stillingia,MaH-drake,Yellow Dock—with the Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and is tho most efficacious medicine yet known for the diseases it is intended to curc-

Its ingredients aro so skilfully combined that the full altcrativo.. effect of each is assured, and whilo it is so mild as to be harmless even to children, it is still so effectual as to purge out from tho system those impurities and corruptions whtyrti develop into loathsome disease.

The reputation it cnioys is derived from its cures, and the confidence which prominent physicians all oyer the country rcposd in it proves tBPir experience of its usefulness.

Certificates attesting its virtues have accumulated, and aro constantly being received, and as many' of these cases arc publicly known* thev furnish convincing evidence of the" superiority of this Sarsapariltw over every other alterative metiicinc. So generally is its superiority to any other medicine known that we neea do no more than to assure the public that tho best qualities it has ovj« possessed aro strictly maintained. •.

IS OK SALS WM

EACH SATURDAY AFTERNOON, -»V- :wfc-** .V. H. Dooiey 4. K. Baker A Co VI. i*. Uru.lt*— Ferd Feldler Ifiiy A Cotuier .... V. L. Cole DIxATh urman. Ren. Allen-.........".-". A. C. RaW*. ....... P. L. Wheeler Chas. Tll!ot?on I. K. I«nKdon... H. A. Pratt ChuB. Dickson.....—.... f.M.Curley„....^« Charles Taylor ....... J. C. WiKon.. Hiram Llckllgbter.....

Edwin ». Owen. John Hendrix Wallace Bandusky

T1H».

......Opera House 1». (. Lobbjr

J'OHI

Oliloe

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Clinton, Judi ck villi-, 1II4 ...Brazil, In#

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.... (Ji^-fiicaMtli-, liwi .Waveland, ind .KuiKlitNVllle, ind

M. Marys, Ind Howdflle, Ind kurleaton, lUm Arnmpollx, 1U*

..... V'-rrysvillc, ind

I. E.Hlnk* -, U. Ed. itover „..Veitullllon.lJte Charley McCutcheon uaktown, ind C. C. Mparts—— —.Hartford, Ind Chas. I). Rlppetoe Hand ford, In* 8am'i Derrickson ..-Eugene, I ud OUs M.OdelJ ....-Newport, Ind Frank Wat kins. Montewmia, Ind B. F. Bolltnger.. Jsihelborne, In* H. A. Iiooley.— ..-..Mj-rom, ind T. h. Jones Pralrleton. Irfd Wm. J. Duree« —.IJridMtoi, ind J. B. Hochntetter.- ^.Bowling Ureeu, Ind. Albert Wheat—. -Kosevllle, nd Cha*. L- Hinkle —.Farmcnjlitira. Irfi Walton M. Knapp— West field, lim Pontius Ishler .^...Martinsville, lia L. Volkers .Dennlson, IVm John A. Clark Uvlngiflon, Ilia Harry Westfall „Tu»cola, ilia Ulyasea ». Franklin, Ash more, llto Will DeArmond .Areola, 111 .New Uoshen, Ind

Bel I more, lad

..New Lebanon, ind

TTZ

Hamoel Lovina. —.Wsjoilty Point, ilia Richard Cochran— —.Centervllle, Ihd „-XJbrtinnan( IU« -ludrou, Ind

Harvey Btubbe..— 1. A. Buchanan.... H. Mcllmv .... J. d. Hewlli -... A. L. Btirxon H. C. Lrtckerson Roae Ann Palmer. Ben Fr&ncl*..._~ J. J. Uolden ii. M. Pierce O. P. Btrotlier F.J.B BOWIHOB JoeT. McCoakey. W. B. Hodge A. O. Kelly.. J. ^Coniu-U

A-Maxvllle, lud ,-.. lndley. ills .....Bcotland, Ilia Heeleyville, Xod

LOCK

port, to*

Darwin, IIS*

i. Hutsonvlllf, Ilia Turuers, lad Mlddlebury, Ipd

Cloverland, uid

—..Youngatown, kkt Ytrrit, lifts ^.BioamliiKdale, Ind

ly Annapolis, Ip«

.. ... Koaaeli Atmleslini*, Ii»d B. A. Herrick Kjinsaa, Hte J. H. Boeder Center Poli^ Ind Owen lamer .Turin ann CYeek, ul C.LC. Brmdiieid J'al^rmo, Iil«

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.HiddUiowo, Ind ...t.'iwfy, Ilia -.UuleivbnrK, Ind

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