Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 March 1878 — Page 3

FH EMAIL Paper for the People. 'il I I

FRESH FISH.

How to Choose Them, and What to do With Thcot. Fresh fish, always furnishing a popular and pleasing variety of food, are especially in demand during the Lenten season.

Salt

water

flab

perfection only when

eaten soon

flsh

never care

and rancid

Mix half a

ping pan

they can be

after being

taken

from

after

their

native element. One who baa tasted of blue

or smelts at the seaside, will

partake of that luxnry

at this remote distance.

wriggling

being

oat

tran

oT tbe

suffer so

and

water

for any lengtt of time. Smelta, when fresh, have a delicious flavor which is entirely lost after they become stale or frozen. Many kinds of salt water flab do not

materially from packing

*poriat

on, and c#fi

ba fotioa,

during the winter and early spring months, in passable condition the tisb markets of our Western cities.in

Our own inland waters abound with a great variety of

tisb,

some

which are

held high esteem by Eastern epicures.inForutnost among the number ts the lake shad or white fish, which is almost as iweet, and far less bony, than are its saltwater relatives. Of

water fish these are said to possess the greatest amount of nutriment. In choosing fish one may Judge of the freshness by the fall clear eyes, red gills, firm fins, and still body it theae qualities are lacking

lated for frying or broiling. The fish should be thoroughly cleaned as soon as possible rinsed quickly in cold water a very little salt sprinkled on tbe inside, and laid on tbe ice until time to oook.

TO BOIL FISH. £310'-i

If it

1»

largo, and you do

commodltias,

tbe

tbe edges

them together,fold

fish. Place it

and

baste

beiug careful that only

one thickness

ofclotii

along pan in which

nut a tablespoonfu! of vinegar and toll' a small onion to each pound add fealt, parsley and celery, and cover all with cold water. Invert another pan over the top

bring the water to a boil,

and

then

uosh

the pan to the back of the

stovo where it will simmer very gently until the

Hah

after

about six to eight

minutes to each pound of fish, according aa it ts thick or thin.

boiled, follow the above directions, using hot instead cold salt water otherwise the col,rofwould not be pre served. VVheu tho fish

drain for a lew moments, place on the fish platter,and over

made as follows:

tablespoonful

smowth with a

put

mlxtuoS mt

fire,tha

and heal

remove

eggs boiled hard, the wlilies

the mouth.

bo left

any

Rinse toe

fish In

with a very little hot

Melt a

Hall

water.

tablespoonful

of butter and

anoint the top, then sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper lay over it a few strips of

pork.and

poured ovtr

B*ko In

a hot

oven, and baste very often when done serve with the

gravy from the pan,

It,

or some pungent sauce, so that each one may season to taste.

HTIWINO FOB FISH.'

Chop small

onion and fry it

In a

tablespoouful of butter when turning yellow add three ounces of bread

crutm*

a tablespoonful of water, pepper, salt, and a

Uttlo

chopped parsley stir

from tbe recipe.

It ever with

*»t

well together, then take from tbe

and add the yolk of a beaten egg. the bread is very dry it can be

for a

fe# moiueuts

TO FRY

Split the fish down

then fry

dripj

^ake griddle ut

vent

Moll

with

a common

them

heads.

Accustom a

within.

THREE REASONS FOR DRESS. Human clothing has three raiaons

etrc which,

these:

Health.

II.

Deoeney.

IIL

Beauty.

Health demands—

Maintenance of proper temperature of tbe body, by exclusion of excessive heat and cold.'

are to be

annoyed

Protection Aoru Injury by rain, snow, dust,dirt, stones to tbe feet, insects, etc. .. 3.

Preservation of liberty of action to all tbe organs of the tody, and freedom from pressure.

Decency demands— 4. Gosceslment

tbe bnman frame.

"blue

fish

from the book"The

into the bands

of the expert cook, comes forth smoking hot and

tootbsoaie,

Distinction between the habiliments

but grow* strong

tbe wearer. 7. Concealment, when possible, of any disgnstlug personal defect.

Beautv demands— 8. Truthfulness. The dress must be gennine throughout, without any false pads, false hair, or false anything. 9.

Graceful forms of drapery.

10.

Harmonious colors. 11.

Such moderate consistency with

prevailing modes of dress as shall produce the impression of sociability and suavity, ana avoid that ot self assertion.

12.

tbe flsfa la

Individuality tbe dreas suiting the body as if it were

tablespoontul

spoonful-':

Another

ndf

a fish kettle among your

one dose

coonoi'.it

tbe throat,chest, bands, and feet,Bathe

'Put

ntfdiber

housahold

tlour a napkin and

fi«b

pladS

lievesat

dono, let it

said to

ot butier

ublespoonlul

irom

tlour

sauoep

on tha

it until it

constantly

bubbles,stirring

tbt-u

mid

by degrees a pint

of rich sweat milk, better still, part cream and part milk.or Stir

uutll

it boil.*

tlie

fire and bent

briskly tbe yolks of one or two e*gs aud another halt

tahlospoonful

of butter.

Return to the lire for one or two

utes to cook the

mlu-

egKS.

four

aud

yolks

chopped separately, and when the

Hah

has been covered with the sauce,arraugo the chopped

eg#*

which

acta as aa emetio and re

once.'

salmon is

And still another:

'Have

be a

)tthen pmt,a

a friend

bkchrmkl savor.

few

perfect

over tho of it

diagonal rows—alternatingtop

a little

bunch of parsley or a slice of lemon

Tb«

ilth

whole.

oold

Inside dry and fill

ehanoes

head and tall should

that is to be served

TO HAKE FISH*,

water, Wipw me

sew up the edges,

First,gain then, do not be alarmed on account of smoke. Frequently there

sary

fl. vi

in coUl water, then

squeezed dry and

TO DBOIL FISH.

Split the fish down the bahk,

melted butter or olive oil.

The fire should

baolejtr

the grldirou

a wlrj

*na «-h*t

turned without

Wheu done

sjlp

it on

season

lad^s

FtSWi

thebaok

season

with pepper and salt, and dust it with Hour,

in a little salt pork

injis

•r on

and butter in a dripping pan

the

Miuam* w***»n

fi^h

into

w«tl and dip Ouch One

lutueyut. tli^u in |1m* cracker 5nu»**,

and iiuintrse tilt-

plnjjH,

which

lt» UtkHlitf^lrip1

should

very b4

the tl^n frotu

thetu the

to pro^

two for ten

.volk

until all Is a

maible.

fonrfive

Boil

minutes

in tbe

aowp. Jr

very good soup can made in the same manner as eel anup.be of cat

Ite*b

brflF

-u-jt

hAUCATIOV.

child as soon as he

speak to

can

narrate his little

his

chapter of

experiences,

ae "identa,

kstra,

has noticed

his

gHefis,

:u tt»f

what h«».f'ei*

his

communicate what be

world without, and

sira^iclio*

narrate, be will

the

AifltKftis

world

to have

something

ibe

induced

give at*

ten lion to objects around him, and what

passing in tbe sphere of his observation, ana to observe and note events will become one of his first pleasures sad this

groundwork sf the

thoughtfulcharacUr.

TMPOBTAST TO

order of precedence, are

USINB8S MEN!

YENINO MAIL

OE8 TO PRESS

of some portions of

N SATURDAY, 1i5

men and women sufficient

avert mistake. 6.

Fitness ts the

NOON.

a^e

and character of

some alum

pulverized, take half a teaspoonful and cover with

mo^assep,

mix together it is

sure cure. Another remedy

mine

sauce

child,

with a very croupy

and successfully

thus far, one

part sweet oil,two parts molasses,iswith a

drops of cbeckerberry essence to Improve the taste. Give in

desert

do$es

NEWSBOYS

150

outer body baloag-

ing to the same

all

fresto

Review.

aoul.—Contemporary

5 J'" CROUP. A

state and

number of writers in a late number sf the Toledo Blade, give remedies for tbht terrible disease that has desolated so many homes. One writer say*:

ELL IT IN THIS CITY,

well

with the oil at the same time give one

to drink bathe the feet

before the fire.

never give but one

the child in a warm

bath and hold a warm iron with a wet cloth wrapped around it, near the face and throat—throwing a covering over the head to eep iu tbe steam.

oeptiblo change in the breathing will be seen

passes around the

snort time.

.Givea

of mixture made

tablespooulul

is done, will require,

begins to boll,which

teaspoonful

equal

parts »f pow

dered alum and borax, mixed with honey. Repeal the dose if necessary. A tea made or tbe leaves

and seeds of

la, is the best remedy,

at a time until it acts as

euietio.

If given when the child takes

cold, it will prevent croup.' Another says,'There is nothing better for croup than one

teaspoonfol

of a

spoonful until relieved.

4..WJ-J

HOW TO ACT IJH CASE OF FIRE. Better than all elaborate and costly apparatus for extinguishing fires are constant care and watchfulness, and quirk and intelligent action on the part of those who first discover a fire in pro grewi.

The fire which at its beginning

could be smotherod with a pocket

hamikerohief,

pour half of

the sauce over the fish,then aud the remainder into a sauce boat. Have ready

or dashed out with a

bucket of water, negleoted a few hours lays In waste millions of dollars' worth of property. If there is any

time in

person should

command

the

I'utcolors—

of about an Inch in wldtU.

when he discovers a fire that threatens the destruction of life and property. The first thing to do is to learn precisely where it is the second, to consider the

of extinguishing it. Of

course

cities an alarm should at once be sent out, but at the same time a vigorous effort should be made to put tbe fire with the means at band for,out

sometimes

what tbe fire engine is unable to

rlish

when

with stuffing,then

and place

it In

a drip

aeoom-

reaches tbe

soeno,

can be

done bv one fr two persons who act promptly before the flames have had time to headway.

a great deal of smoke the fire has made much progress.before

one can

and ive Worcestershire

Remember that

pass through smoke by

keeping

his head near the floor, or it In a wet woollen cloth.byenveloping

a room to fight down a fire single-band-ed. keep tbe door closed behind, if possible.

pall

water and a tin dipper,

in the hands or a resolute person, can be

tnade to

ning

work a miracle at the begin

the tire

hns protrrnssed

Mloiit or

th.8

court*, and

depend entirely'on out ide help, to

closed.

soak«*i

is a

will often be

lift nfhtelr^ou&itted

*rr

and bright and

fitted

can

b«

diaturtdn*

the fish.

ti »t ylatw»rt»

.to ttfttt

with.

melted butter sprinkle some

psrslpy

over the

top,

GENTS SELL THE MAIL IN

IXTY SURBOUNDING TOWNS.

EDITIONS EACH WEEK,'

CHARGE ONLY FOR BOTH.

HE MAIL IS THE

have tried bog's lard and found good but the best thing

gEST

OR ADVERTISERS.

ECAUSE

18 A PAPER

per-

OR THE HOUSEHOLD.

lobti

think. l»ose—a

as EVANSVILLE ,, IS —VND— -X ERREijHAUTE f?|T KAII.ItOAD. 'lX «ttil)

ni mm**

Colfax

that ever? door and win-

By so doing, where there

fir«engine

In the neighborhood, it

possible to confine the fire

to one room. Kvery person who-stops at a

IrotH

should take special pains

fore retiring to

'Atnlrways, so

fcnd

that

rub

note

the location of tbe

case

with smoke. Never leave

a where

there

without

an alarm of

fire

first securing a wet towel, or,if

Possible,

a wet sponge or piece of wool

tloth

pato*?r^iiii

thfottgh

feud

whieh

4mJd9

and

allced

girtiisb

"lemon.

breathe. If

thestalrs

chopped

with

dress takes fire, let her tell on

the'fioor at

once

tbe flames.

barbing

the

grease.

mmi h\uji F)R

h1?ACT*

nuts*, then

rub the yolk* to a powder

»"d

of one r*wmashv

nitKNWh

paste. Add a

melted butter and enoagh

and call for help In the

meantime reaching for some rug or woollen cloth with wblsh

this advice. It

to smother

There Is nothing new in

baa

been repeated in one

form or another bundrsos of times bat it will bear ren^thsgtboussndsof times. —American BalKler

stubborn

«rwMMiuhsare

sorr.

thinU^

and so

apd ool4a, but the latter will

invariably

yif Id

Syrup, which

oofts

jrir

little

but

cents.

W.s,eurr. i***

flour

to make

them convenient to handle. Flour your hands and roil this paste into halls about the sice

SasCDoors,*BiiDdC&c. sTtf, AKB OKALKK* TK itrxbGR. LATH. SH1N0LES,

GLASS, PA1KTS, OILS

ia«-BCIUEKS' HABOWABB. Mslbsrry SW^t,

Corner

TR1RT?TC HAT1TE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

•no

rpHE SATURDAY

This Old and Reliable ltonte

Having perfeet(d arrangements for close com.eot4ous with tbe St.

Evansville,

Logansport, Fort Wayne, Pern,'

Toledo,,KalLs,

Detroit, 01evelandt

iuaJsoo Grand

and, return to terre

On entering

is neces

repaired asd adjvstea, In

the very best manner and warranted

wwk, by Ji^EPII FOLK,

DR. PIERCE'S

STANDARD

j-m: 'fin-

WENTY THOUSAND READERS.

Taking Horace Greeley's estimate of the number of readers to a family—on an average—every issue of the

EVENING MAIL

of pul

verized alum and two of sug.tr,

givea In

even

uot

L. A S. E R'y

run as follows: Daily, exDally,m.

Leave Terre Haute

Arrive

*»e

cool and calm,

Leave Evansville

cept Sunday.

4 30

at Evansvllle..9 10

.9 2#

Locansport and Terre Hante SHORT LINE. IJ. V. &

Shortest and Quickest Route WOKTJMtBKHAUTSTO Ik1Wy«t

.Rapids,

11»111 su ru

Trtibls

Ter*

north side, between 3rd and 4tt

streets

Dont

chine

JaneltMs

WHOOPIfrG 00UGH.»

Whooping

to Dr. Bull's Cough

Oonch

will save the lives of hundreds,

tirft.£iA*s

CLIFT& WILLI .1M?, i-f W:'wA»rrAcrcs«BS

Ind

Ktath,

TKR1UI HAtriB. HtD.

BOUXD—THATTHJI SATURDAY KV* E nln«

Mali la

Ih®

ma*

prwwpapw

tn the Stats

UfDKEY and L1VKB CUBE.

is Dr. B. »#MlNHa*a Kt«. •cjr ul Liver Cars. exorcises the

tn use:ana

with great

BntTalo, Nl-

ib, uieveland, «uunn,»i

Lansing. Jackson,Ka a*

and

points North and

—i— -'.l

Trains run daily

this route passengers from Terre Haute can visit Lafayette, have

fvor

fan as

10 15

Frankfort

8 80

10 60

Clymert Junction ...._.._12

in 9 08 in

87 pm 10 48 pm

L^ausporl... 66 pu 11 05 wuv* .ia*h wtsg&moH¥lm

REMEDIES

Are not advertised as

"cure

specifics

recommended.

same principle

alls," bat are

the deceases for which they are

MATOBAL SELECTION.

Investigators of natural sclenoe have demonstrated beyond eontrovernr, thai throughout tbe animal kingdom the

vival

»niirelywas

months

now ofTers the ost

^Dir^ct^ud Desirable Hout$,

—to—

NnsliTille, Memphis, Atlanta, IP

And all interior points in the South.

Ira lu

Tremont Jesse

8 20

m. 8 06

.Arrtve

of himself, it is

For

m..

tlcktts

9 00

Nashville...6 66 7 00

a m.

any Information, apply to

L. UIRDNRR,Ticket

Reinert Htonesville, laud Wis

Agent at Union De-

MiS.,M.,A., urrey,A'Trenton,

lln,

J. E. MARTIN, tup't.

tole, Lowell Maas

Wy« I W

Last."all!

MrsLydia

(Sundaysexcepted).

hours

the city,

I g.

follow^, UiKing etf^ct

25,1873. •y'»o«r5*d ifEAVS,

Haiite..".. 6 30

AERIVB.

Crawflordsvllle 9 20 7 10

Lafayette,viaCrawfords-1135a

too far

ville^ am 8

^lrs

W R'y.:. 6 tl 4'10

Fort Wayne

Toledo-

sn alarm he

van find his way out, even though tbe halls

Detroit via

dm'

ARK1VM.

..i.'.......:. 7 Mpm" 6 59»ft)

10 10 pm arm

L.**.

W. 8,.

orC. 8. R'

y--.—.....-1260am

Clevelaud

BuiBilo

Niagara

aud

cut

cflf,

seek an

outside window and stay there till help comes. Above

sll

havs your

T. H,

things, be cool and

wits about you. When a

180pm

706am

220pm

Falls

via

C. 3.

H'y

7 S3

a 8

10 pm

Is a

"sur

of the fittest" is the only law that vouchsafes thrift and perpetnity. Does not the

govern tho

commeraial

prosperity mt man? An inferior cannot supersede a superior article.

superior merit,l)r. Fierce

reason

Dr. Sage'sCatarrhRemedy Is

Pleasant to Use.

Dr. age'sCatarrhJBenaedy

Its Cures extend

over a period

years.

Dr.Sage'sCatarrh R« mcdy I

Its sale constantly Increases.

DK Sage's Catarrh Remedy

Cures by its Mild,8oothing Effect.

Dr. Mage'sCatarrh Remedy

Cures

"Cold^n

AN OPEN LETTER. IT SPEAKS FOB ITSELF. R0CKP0BT,lMas9.,

remari able cures of catarrh,

am induced tell

"wnat 1

catarrh and fancy the

would be glad

si -i"!

know about

inhaling tubes

snitf ap

it did

cure me in three fourths of a second, nor in one hour or month, but in less than eight minutes

relieved, and

cured, and

haverec alued

so for over six een months. While using the Catqrrh Hemmed,

Golden Medical Discovery to purify iny blood and strengthen my stomach.

kept

liver active aud my bowels regular

by tho use of his Pleasant Purgative Pellets,

my experience

induce oiht

to seek tne

will have ansa its

putsosc.

Yours,ruly,erta

S. D. RE MICK.

A (JLOIO OF WITNESSES.

The following named parties are among the thousands who have been cured of catarrh by the use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy

A. F.

Downs. Geneva,

Brown St. Josej Mo

Norcrop,SpriiNY,New

Jones.

tion,

Lewis,l Rutland,

Vi Levi ger Nettle Lake,

North Chesterfield, Me Milton

Serlba,

Bailey,

liams, Canton, Mo W A Thayer, On '»t? ... 8 \V Lusk, McFar-

ters

('apt E gpaulding,

Fa Ebon

Jan,

By rearno of Diseases

t»

No.

street,,npstain.

822

Mali

condemn your ma»

til Mr.

FOLK

It cures

has had

took at

for the real trouble may be very light

tne oost repairing

acts

uiue acts

eertalnt/wrwn*wstemofaJ!

and

ppOn

1 iver.liaraediafety m*tngenergy the

the

blttoasness, aad cleansing tbe of all

Rneamatie

and ether poisons,blood*

Urine,

Gravel,

«iomlroattMry,,

urineisMldlng

the neek of the

This as a

widely ctrnUaUrf

ootrid*of Indiana^

•J&i

BloodT

BMieooa,

rnoddy

,or

and lrrita*ic«aboat

csurstlve

jene organs

and regulator of

stMolaUly

has no equaL

For sale by Urucx

Bwmui and

BtJ»-

Tib A AKXsntoire, Droggisu, Tors

Hani *.

Spurtin,

Camden, Ala has Kaw Fredrick own Ohio Mrs Lucy Hunter, Farmington, ill

Camp Stambaugh,

Tracy,

Su-atnboat

Rock,

Wal Shushan,N Peck,

Junction City,.e,

Mont

Cal

hoe

Cumn ings,Henry Rantonl,

Jones,L.Charleston

9ibP^nn

Hall ueblo Col

Mail ExprefiB.

40pm

W mE Uai Sierlln

street PiUsburah

Jackmsn,

Parrotf,Zobrlst8North,Jackson,MlSZiKye

Henry Geneva,

l3fatt?

Montgomery Ohio

Chatham,

rtu'4 10

L. I^

111 BMcUoy,

W Warner, ~Mi^i Miss James Tonlp Cloud, Minn 1b noeh

Mary

Winne,

Wit

John

Carlisle Springs,Darien, Pa James Tompkins,glor,

lexas Lalru, Up

per Alton, ill John Davis,H

Presoott, A#.*

Nancy Graiiaiu, oru$t Cove, Oreg.{

GoldenJHMieal Discovery 1«

Alterative

orBlool-oleansing.

Golden Uledical Disesvrry Is Pectoral. tjSolden Jledical Di covery

Cholagog .e,

lat forms brakes.

All trains ecjfltnped with Mllterpla buffers, and Wes-inghnnwe air 1

W. (*. bRIMSON.Supt.

Q»n'\V*a*r,

SEWING

Agt.

MACHINES

or Liver Stimulant.

Golden Medlrnl Discovfry IsTorfiq. Oolden Mef?cal Discovery

its Alterative properties, of tbe Blood and

Uronohlal,

tli us incipient

ufu.

neMtlaand

mere triae. The hei

oil constant!^oh liand.

make

Sped fie enres this dtoeast

one week's

ti^ae.

used generally,

not let

your child die of whooping cou#Jawhen ou boUJe of this

Speclfle

will cure

It.

iweuty-^onr

It mod-

Mates all the severer symptoms within th first

boors. For sals by

ttaln, as

equally efficacious

«)«.

alternated with hot flashes, low spirits add

floomy forebodlu0S,lrre «t

toms

such

Standard Medi

cines have outrivaled all others. Their sale iu the United States alone exceeds one million dollars per annum, while the ameuat exported foots up to several hundred thousand more.

No business eonld grow to

such gigantic proportions ana rest upon any other basis than that of merit.

Professional Cards.

AMUEL MAGILI^M ATTOaNKT AT LAV:

Office with

N. G. BuflT,

BUFE

Head" or Osama.andOatarrli,

April

2,1877.

Mr. Editor:—Having rtad

reports

the

in your paper

A BEECHER, I ATTOKXETS AT LAW,

Office--No. 328

Treats exclusively Diseases of the

EYE AKD EAR!

Office:

Ko. 521

Office hours from

"snuff"

hallng-, tubt"1to

makers

the could emblazon a

similar cure in the papers. For

years

and

wouldn't work, though at

was confined to my

bed for many successive days, suffering the most intense pain,168

which atone time lasted

continuously for hours. All sense of smell and taste gone.Sight and hearing

broken, and

-eightsof

is perused1 by over

Twenty Thousand People.

the time.

notice

SATURDAY

prayed for death

to relieve me of my suffering.

jour paper of Dr. Sage'favorable

with Dr.

"in-

(mere

dollar grabbers)

suffered with catarrh. The passages became

"nacat

tfnuir,""du!it,"

"ashes,"completelyclosed.iutervals•'sticks,"

would

the so called catarrh

snutf,

until

became a valuable Wster for uch medi cines.

gradual grew worse, and no one

can know how much

miserab.e being

or what a

was.suffered

over my eyes so that

My head ached

Catarrh

Remedy induceu me to purchase a package and use

Pierce's Na*al

Douche,

which applies the remedy by hydrostatic pressure, the only way compatible with common sense, well, Mr.

a.5m.te

Calls in the city or country answered promptly irom

atnJghtfro

street.

three

DR.

-I

used-Dr. Pierce's

Can

Mianch, lud Wil

out.He.ira,11Fort

res, La

lalvestfeu,. Texa?

111 Nlcbo's, Jr,

Johnson tt amuici V|

Keene

renceviilt-, N W J.

A O

S. W. KAII-WAY.

Smith Newmaa,

Baltimore, Md

Daniel

Yoik

Mars

ion,

Fort Wayne, Ind Mrs

Minnie Ardeise,

Deiancy street, New

fl W tiall, HasUngM,

Mich

For the trade, Main street, near Sixth,

of big man with

watch.

RWft

Iowa

.-i-u «ene «d

Bantas

J11 rt. E.

tour

Corners Geo

JUiirs, \u»iicowu rum vuiHCI*,

Hall.11

l'~

ueblo,Col

WmEUaiin,

Sterling,

Samiiei's,tn.lUsburai Depot,.

Dealer

KISSNER,

Klbrook,

Nashport, Ohio

Neb Joseph

Dher. Pawnee

tlty.

Miller, Xenla, Ohio

Nichols,

Gaivevton,

8 A

Wholesale and Betall Dealer in Pianos, DfeJodeons, Orgaat, Musical Instruments,

OS. H. BRIGGS, ioDtCE ANT) COMMISSION MERm».«?Jf-%*. ntTAIW"

Jp..j'"--''.?.

Throat and Lang Affwv*

consumption Lingering

Coughs,sod Chronic Lar^ngiUs.

gogue properties render it

remedy for

ItsChola

an uneqpalle

BillouSfiefe

••Liver

Torpid

Lt-vir.

curing

lndigestioa,liOM« of Appetite, and

jt^rspep-

Where the skin callow ami covered with blotches pimple?, or where there

scrotfblou*and

swetflofis

and

few bntUei

will effect

Obucs

& Bkrrt aad BuirriJf JrSAit*aTf«ojro,

tfacrte.

Ten*

lrr appetite.'sarf

tongue coated,youare«uuerln«trom Torpid Liver,

-Liver

many

CbstpJrinConly

eases of

part

are

symp

experienced.Ookienthese

oovery has no equal

a remedy for an

cases.Dr.Pi«ce Medical

Dis-

It effeeu perieetearss,

leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.

The People** Hed|c*l HerrMt Dr. R. V.

Pierce

ifcantiCadttreror

lis tfcts

splendid medicine for all diseases of the Urinary organs stteh

the foi

whloh are soid by

the

author

Medical Adviser, a work of nearly one thousand

«es,

plates. He

Bladder. Do not tail to

for all

Kldner. Blad

use

and

Llreraffeo-

tloas and for all RhenmaUsnsand

Address:

jpwpi 2 AI It

the tole

Km«di«i,all

tha People's

t'amwott

with two and

eisSity-twopawood-*ucravlugahnadred

aad

work (^rer 180,000

Pfeoral-

oekansd

hasalready

sold of this popular

fepies!

raiCK (pelt IU*.

R. V. PIERCE, M.D,

World'sDtspotwanr,BolfW^5.T. -v

., °t

My Conntry Hen and My Women from theCountry—Aa yon come down on the slreetT 'cars from the depot* tell the conductor to.I stop atjf %J

JR. W. RIPPETOE'S

itrjr' a

my office during the day,and my residence

482

L. H.

be found in

PorteI*

Ind

White Front,".155 Main St./ ••BtXlir*Where yon will always find the best COFFFEES, TEAS, TABLE SUPPMES,#^

And All Staple and Fancy Oroceries l^wes Prlccs. THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE

^HE

T—

north Ohio

street, between Third and Fourth.side

Special attention to oolleotions, probate nslness and bankrupt practice. sr. o. BUTF. S. M. WltKCHItK

p. m. and from

8 to p. m.

OSEPH RICHARDSON, M. Li

jl):i

.U?

Office

on Ohio St* Bet.8rd A Itfct TERRE HAUTE.IITD. O. LINCOLN,

DENTIST.

Office,

221

paired, body shrunken weakened, nervous system shattered,and

aud constitution

was hawking and spitting

Main street, near Seventh. Ex

tracting aud artificial teeth specialties. Ail work Warranted.

re,

tditor,

Cor.eth 4t Main

.. -,#i

yi\ aeO

Ohio Street, bet.Third and Fourth, north side.

R. J. P. WORRELL,

Ohio Street,

«.

One year,.

Six months..............

Three months,

North center

t)nr(saBARTHOLOMEW,

sad

also

MMhsslesI

DENTIST,

|ental

sufferers

sama.will means of relief,

this

letter

Koom, 187 Main

Oxide Gas administered for pan-

ess Tooth Extraction.

W. BALLEW,

Gr.

a D. J.

u?!

Charles

Miller Bridger Sta

yo Merriman, Logansport, Ind

Post,JLogansport, Ind

office

HW.

night and day.

STEWART,

PbyUelsa

aad

Of fifteen years experience

Tenn Jos-

Casper, Table Ruck

Va Louis Anders,JGuyoport, Ohio Chase, Elkhart Ind Mrs Henry Halgiit, can Francisco,,Cal Mrs

914

Gallush Law

Chant*,,Iowa,

Graham, Adei

J« s.-

Sears, Carlisle,Bice

Miller,£90e

Ind

Kobens.WmF Mari

Lowell,

Mass 1 W

copa,C

Arlx Charles

CAL

Delaney,CJ

Huirlsburg

the most refined fireside circle,

¥f

DENTIST,

Office, 110 Main Street, over Saare** old confertlonerjr atand. TERRE HAUTE, IMD. m-

Mall

slgt

In ,s

GROCERIES, -.o VISIONS AND PRO DUO®, a National

Bleck, 185

Ac^

Palace of Music,

PELTS, KAQS, BUTTER, EGG8,4jL'

.Corner of Foafthand nerry streets, TEBBE HAUTE. JNh.

AGNER & RIPLEY,

lmjorters

'and

workers oi

Scotch Granite and Italian tfnrble

|jMONUMENTS, S A A I I S A Kd. 418 Cheny St^

bet. 4th and 6th.

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

ERREHAUTE BLBACHERY __ 201,

corner of 4th aild Mnlberr'

straw Hats and Bonnets

colored and finished

atfecUomi,

.JHfWd.

OOldm M«Kical Dt*covev

entire cure, if you feeldnu,

Frank Leslies Illustrated

•4ldh,

iRIPPETO£

price

94JW,

Main stree

Boy*' and Girls' Weekly price 92.60,

The Mail

Arthur's Home Maffaatneprice

The Mall

LAtUe Corporal, price

Sis.

Complaintand Its Tonlo proper

tie*

ti il

?•!.'?

Coaducted

by-'

tmtrhA,$u i-

MRS. M. A. GIRARD.

bleached altered,

a superior manner

Millinery work done at trade prices, sad ota short notice. Patronage respectfoliy so-

-l

FULTON ^MARKET OYOTER^alr HOUSE, «t* MAIW SfBSHBT^—OYSTERSor*

ion or barrel

not be undersold

through.

the

If. c. RAFFEBTT A CO.

F. PROBST^l'i' Wholesale

and Recall Dealer in

MOtJlifilNGS,

PICTURE FRAMES! ttt&i MAIN STREET.

Ptoturet of eveiv

the

•at

datrtpUon

mo»t

rates.approved

aarifo agents

Dealeca In

framed

:|81l|I®llSSi

Tf?™:

1-STT

Saturday Evening

i' »il 'V'V 1. 1*^ MAIL, •ksi

Jit Rl

FOR THE YEAR

^1878

o%ru, -i ,T ^K:

a1 trmki fc TERRE HAUTE,' TND.

V"*l

A MODEL WEEKLY PAPER

W •.

SATURDAY EVENING MAIL

(ddcw -tl) mt*-

J^ H. DE PUY, M. D., PHVSICIAN & SURGEON, em

its,

wr (OverDrugstore^)

tl 00

~.....MM..G0

cts.

Mail and office Subscriptions will, invarl«'* ably, be at expiration of

%-.» A.

timsf

paid for.discontinued Encouraged by the extraordinary snooeat which has attended the publication

ofTHS^3"'

the publish-j

er has perfected arrangements by whieh it: will henceforth be one of the most popular!papers in the West.

THE 8ATURDAY EVENING MAIL Is

Independent Weekly Newspaper, elegantly printed on eight pages ef book paper, andc

-..U

aims to be,in every sense, a Family Paper. un With this aim

view, nothing will appear

in its columns that cannot be read aloud

,,,, ,r3

in ....

CLUBBING WITH OTHER PERI- .j QDIOALS. fa

We are enabled to

ofTter extraordinary

ducements in

periodicals.the

191

Street.

-I near Oth,. TBHRS HAUTB, HTD.t^WrW B. 1 I Citrous

N. Y. Tribune, price

Toledo Blade, price

gfarfceen

all the branch

vicinity.

and child a specialty. Office residence, No.en

Western Rural, price

Mail..Advance,

CMoago Interior,

streeet.and-im

North

Fifth

Jan19

^Business Cards.

THOMAS,

Optician and

in- ,,

way of clubbing with

oth**ti3U

We will famish

THE SAT

URDAY EVENING MAIL, PRICE 12.00 PER YEAR, and any of the periodicals en«

umersted below at greatly refjtaoed rates. These periodicals will be sent direct from the offices of publication. Here

vVI SEMI-WEEKLY.

matanemotu Journal, price

The Mail

Indianapolis Sentinel, price

The Mail.

the list:

int* «»•..

Semi- Weekly New York THbtme, price 83.00.

and The Mall

WEEKLY PAPERS."

SmrSWJ, M«W

(to

92.00,

anc

ind

92.00,

and

98 00

Indianapolis Weekly Ifeum and The Mail

92 70

92.00,

and The Mall

92.00.

and The Mall

N. Y. Sun, ana The Mail Prairie Farmer price 92.00andThe

9 61 8 t0 865 960 4 60 4 00 820 6» 4 25 960 660

Mall

92.50

and The Mall

Chicago price,

98.00,

and The

price

92-60,

Mali

Mail

Methodist, price

4 4

Mail

IfstdntiSker

and The

Chieaoo Inter-Oeean, price

91.60,

Tbe Mall A^leton's Journal, price

and

94.00,

Rural New Yorker,

and The

price

9&00,

and The

and The Mall

Harper's Weekly,92.60,

price

Harper's Batar, price

#'A

94.00,

and The

94.00,

and Tha

600

and The Mail-Newspaper,

Leslies Chimney

94.00,

Mail........Corner,,price

The

6 00

and

500 75

and

MONTHLTES.

92.60

Peterson's Magarine, price

anu

Mall.. ...- ...........A American Agriculturist, price

The Mall.... Deinorest's Monthly, price

MOO

92,00,

and The

8 90 8 00 4

91.60 and

93,00,

and

The MalL.... Qodey's Lady's Book, price

Ohio

Th« Mail

98.00,

and

4 25 8 16

91^0

Mail

Gardener's

Mall-..«

and The Mail

ler't Monthly, price

94.00,

Bertbnef' ...

tw 1

and Dealer'in

Mau

Young Folks Rural,

8t. Nicholas, price

and The

AtlanUe Monthly, price

94J)0,

and Tbe

Harper's Magazine, price

94.00,

and The

6 80

Jfcmi)^,t)rioe9i00.and The

98.00,

llcatlons

M. W. BAKHKTT. littT »»i M.A. IVIRl jyjARBLE WORKS,

street,

JARMERS' GRIST MILL.

jonmrm

manner,and at the low-

tt» wrmmdlgf

plied

at Cteelnnatl

unmttjfamp*

ratea.

^"I

1 1

*^1L

8 80:

and The Mail

The Nursery, prioe

91 ^0,

2 76 .,

And Tbe Mall

8 iflf^-*

and The Mail

All the premiums offered by

4 40$

the above pub

rancement. Addreas P. S. WCimu,' rablisiier SaturdayEveninc Mail, feA1• TKRRRHAUTE. IN

-.,^3

are included in this clubbing

ar«

BARNETTA: SWIFT

IXPOBTKBS A1CD DI1UM

IX0

BOM and Gray Scotch Granite AND ITALIAN MARBLE MONUMBNTB, Tombo, and Stones, Yamlte, Mantels. JEM, Main

between Twelfth Md'

Thirteenth streets, mv

it*

TERRE HAUTE, IBTD.

All work warranted to give

satlsisellan.-

iwrirtT*. fe| welol#

fll IS new mill Is now in fhll blast, ing a No. 1 article of

It Is being ran exclusively on custom aad fiie fullest s^jsfactlon is guaranteed. farmer brtr^nf hl* own wh»t to the mlir can rely mgstungdourDramhlsown and by thus doing ake

Itell'M?

FLOUR AND MEALC

onylUg*"-mh,,overgrain^ta^tfclV'f*At^work,IK

great saving

•filing (be wheat at one place and

Hour at another. Ar i. iOAp^rdiytthouM. SaaapleaMj*n^SO W ®£v worth 95 free. Address ririNUON 1 CO~ Portland, Maine.

OPIUM^^f