Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 40, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 March 1878 — Page 7

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JIM'S CIRCUS.

•LetVjpUy circus!' 'Why, Jim Peters, I'm oat going rig! in to tell mother,' said Jim's little sist Mabel. 'What for?'said Jim. r* 'Circuses is each a awful wfcked thing,' replied Mabel. 'Men just stand on their beads and ride horseback with out sitting down, and itcostetwenty-five cents, too.' •Sappose if you got in without paying anything it wouldn't be so wicked said Jim. •I don't know. P'raps that is it,' re plied Mabel 'only I thought it was the horses with nothing on 'em, and the monkeys and things.' 'First,' said Jim, 'I suppose we shall have to choose a president.' 'Are you sure circuses have besidents?' said a little boy who couldn sound his p's. •Of course,' said Jim, and as they all voted for bim, be was elected without much trouble. 'Well, we've got to have a tent any way,' said Mabel, 'cause I saw it in the icture—a great white tent that looked a tremendous big umbrella made out of sheets or something.'

Many and varied were the plans sug gested for this tent, l»ut the president finally settled the matter byordertng them all into the woodshed, where they soon cleared away the chips, and bad plenty of room for the performance. •I tell you what,' said Mabel 'I will be the whale, and fcit on this little wood pile i»nd bark.' •Now, see here, Mabel Peters, I'm president, and I don't want a whale at all and if I did, I wouldn't let him bark, because whales don't bark. Tbey only upset boats with their tails,' said

'Then I tell you what,' said Mabel, 'you let Tommy Mace be the boat, and I'll upset bim see if I don't.' 'Mabel,'said the president, sterly,'If you don't stop talking at once, I shall make you be audiencebut I don't believe she would have stopped if the log on which she was sitting hadn't rolled over and tumbled her up so that she had to go into the bouse for a clean apron. 'I suppose,' said the president,'the first thing to do now is to choose a monkey. Has any one hero ever been a monkey

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president, 'is to sort or run 'round.' •Don't monkeys ever say anything? asked the red-cheeked boy. But the president couldn't tell him, and so It was decided that he should say,'I a monkey, I'm a monkey,' once every inlnuto, to distinguish him from the oth»r animal*. 'Weil, if I can't be a whale,' said Mabel,who had just returned 'I'm going to bo a polar bear, or I shan't play. Polar boars is nice and soft. What do they do ,, 'They don't do anything all day but just nit on the 1 JO and shiver,' said the

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Either the heads were too big for the boys, or tho boys too small for the heads, I don't know which, but it was evident ftom tho first that they couldn't stand on them, and they withdrew from tho arena, alter having worked so faithfully that their collars came off. 'The next thing,' said tho president, 'will be—' 'The next thing?' Interrupted Mabel. •Why, they haven't done that yet. Want to a«e me do it?' •Mabel Peters, go this minute and statu! In tho corner by that black near, and don't you whisper to hltu either, said the president.

So Mabel went and stood in tho corner. The next thing proved to be a horse race between four boys, and was so ex citing that the entire collection of animals got up and clapped their hands and shouted ao loud that Bridget, the cross cook, dune out and boxed oue of the horses' ears, and the only wey they could i.n*oiw hin was to ssy that he had *v»n the rao*, which wasn't at all but as the three horse* ahead of him agreed to it, it was all right. 'Is there any one here,' said the president, 'who has got stroii ir patches on the knees of his pantaloon* T*

A little boy got down from the wood pile and came forward. 'Oh, what splendid big patches,' said Mabel. 'If I was a boy It seems to me 1 should have pantaloons with patches just like those. Wouldn't you?' she whispered to the black bear. But the black bear didn't answer. He had patches, too, but they weren't on his knees, and he didn't care to oootinue the subject. 'My mother said that these are the last patches she's going to make me, and if I weared 'em through I'd have to go so. that's all.'

The president told the boy to get on hi* hauds and knees, and then he called the monkey down, and told him to ride three times around the shed on the boy's bikok. 'But he's got such little leg*,' said the monkey, 'he'll surely slump/ and a shade or two of sunset went out of hia face.

They went for a little way all very well, but pretty soon the poi^r began to tremble about the knees, and the monkey was the scared eat looking monkey you ever saw.

H"*n I stop?' said the pouy. S9r 'No,' add the president. 'Why don't you whip him up?' said Mabel •that's all he needs.' •That's a first rate idea,' said the presideut, which took every bit of strength ont of the poor pony's leg*, and when they picked up the monkey he was rubbing so many parts of himself that Mabel said he must have the rbeuat Ism.

By this time the animal* all said that If they didn't do something too tlie\ should go home and the kangaroo, who baa been asleep with his head in the parrot's lap, said that animals at a circus was no fun at all. •All right, then,' said the president •we will now have a grand procession of animals and all the rest of the circus.' 'Can't we have some music?' asked Mabel. •Let's sing "Twinkle, twinkle, little star,"' said the elephant and so tbey started off, making really quite a re spectable show.

It so happened that the sleepy kangaroo was last, and as he bad instructions from the President to bop as high as he could, he was trying to do bis best at it. But he was more than half asleep, and he hadn't been once around the shed when be hopped on the heel of the gninea-plg, who was just in front of him. The guinea-piggave a tremendous jump, and knocked over the gentle lamb, anc tbe gentle lamo was so mad that I'm ashamed to say he kicked tbe guinea-pig three or four times and just as tbey aU ran up to stop tbe fight, Bridget, the cook, appeared with a broom, and tbe animaU rushed out the door, and tbe guinea-pig, wbo lived in the next bouse, didn't stop until be WHS sate in his mother's arms, while nearly all tbe other animals said that if that was a circus tbey ''needn't have to go to Sunday school to find out that tbey was awful things."—G. M. 8 in Tribune.

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'I never havn been one, said a little fellow, with cheeks as red as a sunset, 'but I can soon learn, I gues*. Is it

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all you have to do,' said the

I won't be him,' said Mabel.

'What la some real nice respectable animal, that does nothing but eat candy all the time I'll be hlin.' 'And 1! And I J' shouted all the little girls and about half the boys.

It was some tinio before the Hstof animals was complete, and I don't believe Barnum himself ever had such a collection In his life. 'IN there any one here who can stand on his head asked the president.

Two small boys, with very big heads, held up their hands. 'As the performance is about to begin, said tho president, 'any animal except the monkey who speaks ft word till he spoken to will be put Into the comer.'

So tho two llttlo boys with the big heads came forward and tried to stand on 'em. They tumbled this way and that, and dug their lingers into the dirt, and kicked their tors so hard that they went completely over. 'I guess their beads ain't flat enough ou top,' said Mabel. •Tho nest time that animal speaks without permission she will be seveiely punished,' said the president.

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Little People.

Lady (to a little girl of four yeais)— "What are yon uoing to call your new doll?" Girl (heaving a deep sigh, like some anxious mother)—"I shall call it Rosa if it lives."

A school boy being asked how tbe weeping willow came to be called by that name, HH:I 'cause one of the mean, plaguey tilings grew near the school house, and supplied the master with switches."

A party of little ones were playing on the street the other day. "Lit's play house," said on«. "All right," returned a wee damsel, "out wbat'll we do for a grocery book Wbo says we are a nation of debtors

School mistress (just beginning a nice improving lesson upon minerals to the juniors): "Now, what are the principal things we get out of tbe earth Youth ful angler, aged four (confidtnth "Worms!"—Judy.

The other day a father gently said "Don't stuff victuals into your niout that way, my son Oliver Cromwell didn't eat after that fashion." Ttie boy, after pondering for awhile, mark«*l to himself, "And I don't believe Oliver Cromwell walloped his boy for finding a bottle of whi»ky.iu *lie shed when lie was hunting lor a horseshoe, either!" "What are you trying to do?"demanded HD irate father of his boy. who was standing on a high chair in tbe closet, and trying to grab a $5 bill wbi- lay temptingly on tho wpper shelf. "Trying to reach a high note," calmly sang out the lad. The even tenor of that boy's life was immediately interrupted, as bit* dad cauie to his assistance with a buss accompaniment.— llackengack Republican.

Apple* of Oold In Pictures olMI ver. A word fitly spoken is iikeapp.ua «i Ijold in pictures of silver.' When the Dody becomes diseased, tbe mind la thereby necessarily Influenced. National wars, State dissensions, neighborhood broils, and family differences, are more frequently than otherwise the result oi diseased and disordered constitution?. When the body is sufiering, the mind, acting In sympathy, will become ini tited and perplexed. When the pbyt oal system is in health, the mind petceives things in their true light, *ud tlx disposition assumes a very different phase. Nothing more directly tends to destroy the happy, cheerful dispositi' of a woman, anc! render her peevish, nervous, and fretful, than a constant, endurance of uter:ne disorders. Tiih diseases peculiar to woman take away the elasticity and buoyancj* of "healtl: and reduce her body and mind to mere wreck. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a real peacemaker In a f'am jr. No woman suffering from uterine isordersoan afford to be without thie remedy. The Favorite Prescription saves unnecessary doctor bills, prevents divorces, wards off suicides, brings back buoyant, joyous reelings, restores the woman to nealtb, and her family to hap pincss. It is sold by all druggists.

A O&NTLK HINT.

In our stylo of climate, with its suddun ohauges of temperatine—rain, wind and aunshine often intermingled in single day—it is no wonder that out children, friends and relatives are so frequently taken from us by neglected OOICIH, half the deaths resulting direotiv from tliia cause, A bottle of Boschect^ German Syrup kept about your home* for iinmediatu use will prevent aeri MIaioknesa, a large doctor's bill, and perhape death, by the u»e of thrv*e or tout dowi*. For curing consumption. Hem orrbagca, Pneumonia. Severe Cough*, Oroup, or any dtaease of the Tnroator Lung*, it* succees is simply wonderlul, ae your druggist will tell you. German H^rnp Is now wold in every town and village on thin continent. Sample lntles t«r trial, 10* regular «li:«, 7.V\

Kr (title by Gtiiick Jk Berrv and »»v tirwvttsit Lowry,' -i.

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IiidianapjJis Sentinel's

EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.

Only 81.90 will pay for the Weekly BenUuisl and the.Seatinel'a new map of Indiana, both pontage paid, or Ropp'a Easy Calculator, a work that no farmer, mechanic or bu* 1 news man should be Without, sent in( placc of map. If desired.

The Sentinel la In every sense tbe Paper of the People. It advocates jtnrtice and fair UvtngopporInuitlea tor IndtMbr? and labor.

That there be no mom aaa leglalatJon. A redaetton of preeeat ruinous rate of iutenwU

An Immediate and anoonditlonal repeal of tberemmptton law. The remonetisaUoa of ailver.

Withdrawal of ttatloaal bank note*— greenbacks and ailver to be made a legal lender In payment of all debts, pa bile and private, wtthoat limit.

The bondholder to be paid no more than the contract, and to share equ*Uy the burdens of government with Industry and labor.

OX TRIAL.

We are conildeat the Sentinel will not be atoppmd where once tried, a*d thereto* submit the above extraordinary oflfcr.

Address 8ENHNKL (XJilP.VN Y, Indianapolis, Ind.

"TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY KV FJN1NG MA

SWORN EVIDENCE.

The following Cure Is probably the too*t remarkable aver effected by any modioal preparation for tbe treatment of

Catarrh!

Gentlemen,—

I hereby cort'Ty thet I hare had Ca

tarrh for ten year*, ami for tl« last tlx year* havo be«n a tcrriblu sufferer. I was rendered partially deaf, had buzzing In the head, pains across the temple. dizzy tpella. weak and palnfnl eyes, swollen sad nlcerated tonsils, hard and constant coach, severe pain across the chest, and every Indication of consumption. My head ached all the time. The Blatter accumulated so rapidly In my head and throat that I could not keep them free. Frequently at night I would spring out of bed. it seemed to at night I would spring out of be me, at the point of suffocation. I would thru liars recourse to every means in my power to dislodge mucus from my throat and head before helnij (gain. For a period of tlx years

the mucus from my able to sleep again. tonsils were ulcerat could with dUBculty swallow. 1 finally consulted nn eminent snrjroon In regard to an operation on them, but at hia request postponed it. The constant In* flamtnatloo and ulceration la my throat caused by the poisonous matter dropping down from my head had so Irritated and Inflamed my luttics that icotnrlied incessantly,—a deep,hard cough. Mc.-nrlitlo my system began to show the effectsof t'l* dlsc-i**, so that I lost flesh, grew pale, and show rjr symptom of an early death oy consumpi!' •. iicu matters had reached this stage, or about*! sn.-jnhs ago, I began the use of SAKFOKD'S KAPT- M. una roa CATAR*H. AftertuingUtcflr&tlvjx. began to Improve rapidly. The first dose s- r.K il to clear my bead as I had not knows it to be for years. It seemed gradually to arrest the-discharges.

Iterated and so much Inflamed that

ttopp«d mp couak in three day*.

garglel soon reduced the inflnintnntlnn and swell tag of [tig of my tonsils, ao that they soou c-*st-d totroublo me. The the buzzli

me. The soreness acrosa my rh st disappeared. Ing noises In my head censed, my senses or seeing and of hcartu

noises In my be

... of hearing were completely restored, and every symptom ordlsease that had reduced me to the verge of the grave disappeared by the una of SAXTOBD'S RADICAL Craa FOB CATAHWI. 1 have been thus explicit because, as a drufnrlst, I hare seen a great deal of suffering from Catarrh, and hope to convlnco many that this Is a great remedy. 1 am famillnr with tho treatment of Catarrh as practised by the beta pliyslclaus, and have conscltcd the most eminent about my case. I have used every kind of remedy and apparatus that have appeared during a period of six years past, and have, while following their u»\ taken great caro-of my general health, but obtained no relief or encouragea

BOSTOX, Feb. 23 laTi. GEO. F. DCfSMOHE.

Brrrouc.ss. Feb. 2t. 1ST3. Then personally appeared tho said George F. Dlnsmore, and made oaUi mat the lorcgoingktatcmentby him *nbicrliiei true, rieforome,

BETH J. THOMAS, Justice of the Peace.

Farh package contain* Pr. fanford's Improved Inhaling Tnbe, wttli lull directions for u»o in sit cases. Price, *1.00. For rata by aU Wholesale aiul Retail Druggists throughout the United Stntra. WEEKS A POTTETt, Generul Agents and Wholesale Druggist*. Hoston. Vi"«.

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Om.typ, Me., April 21,1878. There is no medical or protective appliance thnt will prove so grateful and effective in Tickling Coughs, Irritation and Soreness of the Chest and Lungs. 'We believe them capable of prcvuutlug serious diseases of these organs.

PRICE, 25 CENTS.

Do not eonfound these PIssters with the ordinary Plasters of the day, that by comparison are abso lutely worthless.

Bo careful to obtain CoLtiwa*

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vousness,Sciatica,Spinal Disease, Headache, Colic, DiarNerrhoea, Dyspepsia, etc. Thc«e nnd more have th'eir origin in the Stomach and Liver.many

Malaria

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This i« a compound remedy, prepared scientilic skill from vogvtablo Ingredient*, whls®v rarely fails to cure the severest cases of ChiUs: and Fever and the concomitant disorder*. 8«X' remedy the necessities of the people in malsaSfous districts demand. Its ^rcnt superiority .Tiy other mctlicine yet discovered for the of Intermittent* is, timt it contains no qnlnl mlnenil, and those who take it are free dnnjrer of quinium or any injurious effects, are as healthy after using it as in-fore. It 8a»been extensively employed during the last tiafl 1 years in the treatment of these distressingrdn* order*, and so unvarj'lng has been its suaunta* that it Im* gaiiM'd the reputation of being InftA&i ble. It can, be safely recommended rot a war remedy ami specific for the IVvcr AfiwuSI the Westt and the liiils and Fever «r«s** S iir.h, which, once ni!:en i:p by It, do oatif return until the r.wen«-iijsiiii wnimfftvl.-... __r pi The pre.it vnrtvTy if dlMiriii r." l.Wi froin the Irritation of this polstiv., Mivli a* A'« ralcla, lihenmntiam, o»ilnch% liliiidiiriK, ToolHiieHe, Earache, X»tirrh, Asthma, Pnlpltntlon, Sploaft--Ajr.otlons, llyatf-rlcs, Pnln In Ihe Uospe'.s. Colle, ran«ly*'s, nnd dvrnngemeiA-• !ie toinach. all of wliicli bccimc ii-.termittnas vr poriodlcal, have no «-ie»lur rmutly tfi«c v.i: :'s Ac IE Ci'RK, \\Mc!i curis ilur.t all al3a^ protects the syfteni fl-oin future nttnrka. jXmventlve, it Is of immense service In tBaaaar •on:.nunlties where Iv« and .Airim prir*aS*v•ii: tavs the development of the disease if (sBmka •I tho first approach of the premonitory sytwg»!v-. Travellers and lenipoinry re»ldeiita **t*r ii »nnhled to defy these di orders, and ft«#v i-ver suffer IT liny avail Miemselves of tKr \'iVelion thin rvmei'y i.^.ri*.

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