Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 12, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 September 1878 — Page 7

THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

ARCHERY.

Wkai JDr. Carver toy* of the use of the Mow and Arrow. From Forest and Stream.

You see," said Dr. Carver, as he deposited a whole sheaf of brightly feath ©red arrows od the table, took off bis umbrageous felt, and drew op a chair,

I must be shooting something or other all the time. If it isn't a Winchester it's a bow and arrow. Pretty, they are. But most too floe. Fancy things, these arrows, for baudsome young ladies to shoot on grass plats at straw targets. Now an Indian arrow is a good bit longer maybe thirty-two Inches—and wbeu a Hioux draws ft chock up to the bowit faiily hams when be lets it fly.

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Al* INDIAN ARROW

Has grooves cot In it behind the barb, that is to say the ones they use in banting, so that the blood can flow, otherwise the wood would spoil and swell. The fighting arrows are nasty things. The barb is to put on the fehaft so that when it bits jou the steel, or old hoop iron, stays in the flesh when you goto poll out the arrow. Dear saxes! whit ugly wounds I have seen them make. An Indian boy begins to handle alight bow when he toddles, mapbe four or five years. His bow is taller than he is. He sboots at almost anything around the camp. When be is twelve he uses sharp arrows. A boy must be strong at eighteen to use a man's bow. Now, a white man who takes an Indian bow for the first time bos all he can do to bend it. It wants some strength bat more knack. The bow is made straight. When it is strung, the cord, even when in tenson, almost touches the bow. It is thick—some four and a half to five feet long, that is their hunting bow—and has extra stiffening by having sinews pasted on it. I have seen We-sbessa-hen-ka, that's the long man, and he was tbe best of the Ogala Sioux, kill au antelope with bis arrow at 125 yardn. We-sbeasa-has-ka was nearly seven feet tall and a good Indian. On horsebacjc, broadside to a buffalo, I have more than once known tbat Indian to

SJESD A It ROW THROUGH A BIO COW.

Ttio arrow bung out on the othor side. The bow for horseback and for war is a trifle shorter and maybe stiffer. You do not draw the arrow to the eye, but catch aim as Id" when shooting from the hip. That can on'.y be acquired by long practice. The

Htring

is drawn by the clutch

of tbe whole fingers, though some of tbe tribes use tbe thumb ana three tingors. The long man could shoot an arrow in the air out of sight, and so can I (the doctor pointed to an arrow buried up to tbe feather iu the ceiling of our office, bis own peculiar ornamentation of tbe "Forest and Stream" sanctum). I think tbat iu a oouple ol uiontlia I could get into perfect practice, for I used to hold my own with any Indian on the plains. Sometimes after I bad leen shooting with m.y Winchester, an Indian would oome up and show bis bow. and tell me his bow was 'muchee good but then I used to take his own bow and beat him at it.

To paj»s aw»y the time when I wa« at the Brooklyn driving park, I bought me

AN EXOMSH BOW AND ARROWS

of Holborton, and soon got into the trick o! it. I hit blocks of wood thrown into the air quite as often as I missed

tbom. The English bow and arrows are

fancy, but good. I would rather have

an old Sioux one, made of hickory or ash, but tbe boss bow I ever owned was made of buffalo ribs. An Indian carries bis quiver of arrows over bisrlghtshoul* der, mo that he can get his arrows quick ]y. When he has discharged one arrow (the doctor pronounces arrow with a single letter he calls it an R)with the same unction as be uses in pulling the string he clutcbOB another arrow. If he shoots

CVB6F.D BY A DYING HUSBAND. Troy Times. The sulfide of Captain Hammond, c* Ballston, ttbich was aunoanced yesterf day, was without doubt caused by financial emtrnrrassments. Ho left an incoherent statement of bis acoounts also a few lines to the cflfect tbat be Intended to take bis life. At the close was this seuteuor: "TpU my wife to go to b—11." Between the leaves of tbe aooount book was found a photograph of his wife, with the eyes and mouth blackened with a lead pencil, and the word "Cain" written on the forehead. Underneath the picture were the words: "The meaueet woman God ever made."

yards be has three or four ar

rows in the air, all going at the same time. It's great fun shooting at a bird with long tail that files over tbe prairie. Knock out bis tall ana his steering apparatus is gone. 1 have knocked the tail out of many a one, and so caught him In my hands when be tumbled. See here. Talking about tbeso things just makes me long to be back again on the plains. Now York is a mlghtv good place, and I have made lots of friends but somehow I want a horse, and a big field, with miles on miles before me to gallop over, and buffalo j«»t a showing on the divide." And here Dr. Carver shut lits eyes and seemed lost for awhile iu the visions of rolling prairit iu .the far-off western wildernesa.

APHORISMS, \.i.

Do not delight in the misfortune of other*, for you know not at what moment you may feH.

Have one settled purpose in life, and If it be honorable It will bring you reward.

Following many vocations has ruined the lite bf many a man. Practice economy and industry aad auccosa is yours.

Bu'leve uot ill of a brother UU it la proved beyond doubt. All sorrows and Joys her# are bat temporary, so aim higher than them.

There Is but one thing tbat la tare here on earth, and that la death. Them la that in mine men, which, If not{chiH*d by adversity, would give to the world grand thoughts.

r«mpfli.

Excavations at Pompeii prove the city to have been one of the most fhahlooa ble and beautiful of Roman aummer re*

who have beauty of form and feature. They might always be admired bat for the eruption, that makes the fase on* sightly, an« betray* the presence or sorofuU, virulent blood poisons, or gen-

•t.lvlUKVk WIWAI puui ii am) va

•ral debility. There is bat one remedy that podtlTely cures these affections, and tiiat remedy la Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It Is the beet known tonlcL alterative, and resolvent. It speedily cures pimples, blotches, Hver spots, and all diseases arising from Impoverished or impure blood. It also cures dyspepsia, and regulates the liver and bowels. Sold by druggists.

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THR LITTLE PEOPLE. A boy at school, on being aaked to describe a kitten said: "A kitten 4s remarkable for rushing like mad at noth ing whatever, and atopping before it -gets there."

Teacher: Now what Is the meaning of the word cbamn? Pupil—It is an opening. Teacher—Favor me with an example. Pupil—The milliners have a chasm at tbe beginning of the season.

A Tioga Sunday-school teacher waa telling bis c&holirs the Other Sunday about a bad boy who stole fl(0, when he was interrupted by one of his audience with tbe query: ''How did be get such a bully chance

A little five year-old daoghter of one of our prominent business men, in offering up her evening prayer recently, uttered tbe following: "God bless mamma, bless papa, and make him bay me a dog—a great big one, that'll whip the devil out of all or'em."

A little boy from New York wentinto tbe country visiting. He bad a bowl of bread and milk. He tasted it, and then hesitated a moment, when his mother asked him if he didn't like it, to which he replied smacking his lips: "Yes, ma, I was wishing our milkman would keep a cow."

A little four year-old, a native and resident of New Jersey, while watching tbe lightning flashes from his nursery window a few evenings since, during a storm, turned to bis nurse and remarked tbat "God was scratching matches against the sky."

A green sportsman", after a fruitless tramp, meta boy with tears In his eyes, and said "I say youngster is there anything around here to shoot?" '•Nothin'just 'bout here, but there's the schoolmaster t'other side the bill. I wish you'd shoot him!"

He was a 8t. Paul clerk, and he was trying to amuse himself by questioning a little girl in a bonnet, near South Still water. "What do they set bens forT" be asked. "To hatch chickens," she replied promptly. "What do they set milk for?" ne queried. "To batch calves," said she, and she said it in a way tbat made the St. Paul chap closethe venation.

EARTH'S LONE CHILDREN.

We Want a Grave Board for Ma."

From the Detroit Free Press. ••••&& A boy, not over 11 years old, whose pinched face betrayed hunger, and whose clothing could scarcely be called by the name, dropped into a carpenter shop on Grand River avenue the other day, and after much hesitation explained to the foreman:

We want to get a grave-board for ma. She died last winter, and the graves are so thick that we can't hardly Bud bers no more. We went up last Sunday, and we come awful near not finding it. We thought we'd git a graveboard, so we wouldn't lose the grave. When we thought we'd lost it, Jack he cried, and Bud sho cried, and my chin tremuled so I could hardly talk 1"

Where is your latherf* asked the carpenter. Ob, he's home, but be never goes np there with us, and we shan't tell him about the board. I guess be hated ma. for be wasn't home wbon she died, and he wouldn't buy no coffin nor nothing. Sometiuios, when we are sittin' on the door-step talking about her. and Jack and Budd are cryln', and I'm remember! n' how she kissed us all afore she died, be says we'd better «uit that, or we'll get what's bad for us. But we sleep up stairs, and we talk and cry in the dark all we want to. How much will the board be?"

Tbe carpenter selected something fit for tbe purpose, and asked: Who will put it up at the grave?"

We'll take it up on our cart" replied the boy, "and 1 guess the graveyard man will help us put it up." "You want tbe name painted on, don you ••Yes, sir, we want the board white, and then we want you to paint on tbat she was our ma, and that she was fortyone years old, and that she died the £d of November, and thst she's gone to Heaven, and that she was one of the beat mothers ever was, and that we are going to be good all our lives and go up where she Is when we die. How much will it cost, sir "How mhch have you got!" "Well," said the boy, aa he brought out a little calico bag and emptied ita contents on the bench, "Bud drawed the baby for the woman next door and earned twenty cents Jack he weeded In the garden and earned forty cents, and he found five more in tbe road: I run of erranda and made kites and fixed a boy's cart and helped carry some apples into a store, and I earned aixtv ive oents. All that makes a bund rod and thirty cents, sir, and pa don't know we've got it, cause we kept it hid In the ground nnder a stone."

The carpenter meant to be liberal, bat a a "A grave board will coat at least three dollars."

Tbe lad looked from his little atore of metals to the carpenter and back, realised how many weary weeks had passed since the first penny waa earned and saved, and suddenly wailed out: "Then we cant never, nevor bay one, and ma's grave will get leek"

But he left the shop with tears of gladnesa In his eyes, and when he returned yesterday little Bad and Jack were with him, and they had a cart. There waa not only a head-board, but one for tbe foot of the grave aa well, and painter and carpenter bad done their work with foil heart*, and done it *#11. "Ain't it awful nice—nicer than rich folk have I" whtsbered the children, aa the boards were being plaoed on the oart ''wont the grave look nice, though, and won't ma be awful glad!"

Ere this the mother's grave baa been marked, and when night cornea the three motherless ones will cuddle close together and whisper tbeir gratitude that It cannot be lost to them, even in the atoraQS and drifts of winter.

"Howabout the phonograph, dear?" queried tbe wife "you have never explained it to me. How doea it work

He routed himself and answered: "It's a little machine tbat tbe buaband leaves on the table while be to down town, and on hia return he turna a crank, and it Informs him of everything that has been said on the premlaea during his absence."

She meditated for a moment, and then broke out: ••The fool men are always getting up some peaky Invention, and if yon bring one of them things Into the house, I'll leave."

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MORSELS FOB SUN DA CONTEM- .. PLA TION,

xteal piety Is never gloomy. .life as it passes along bears us bome to God.

How many can trace all their miseries to one false step. Sooner or later the hour of trial comes to every soul.

It Is only the holy who know bow to pity and forgivo. Each one has bis own part to play in the drama of life.

Childhood is a sacred ^me to lay the foundation of holiness. The page tbat God seeth is the page by which we shall be judged.

Mistakes made In early life are sometimes never rectified. Children are flowers of heaven blooming on earth keep them bright for God and train them for their true bome.

One dark day of affliction or sorrow sometimes does more for the soul than a thousand days of sunshine.

In practice many let down the requirements of the divine law to tbe limits of a very easy religion.

The Good Shepherd guides us to his rest, not by a sadden transition from darkness to light, but by pouring upon us as we can bear them beams of the heavenly sun.

WcChalleag^the World. When we say we believe, we have evidence to prove that Shiloh's Consumption Cure is decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, inasmuch as it will cure a common or chronic Cough in one half the time, and relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup, and show more cases of Consumption cured than all others. It will cure where they fail, it is pleasant to take, harmless to tbe youngest child and we guarantee what we say. Price 10 cents, AO cents and 11.00. It your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Gulick A Berry.

Do Ton Believe It.

Tbat in this town there are scores passing our store every day whose lives are made miserable by indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Complaint, Constipation, when for 75 cents, we will aell them Shiloh's Vitaliser, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by Gulick A Berry.

The most popular and fragrant perfume of tbe day "HACKMETACK." Try it. Sold by Gulick A Berry.

LIVER IS KING.

Tbe Liver is the imperial organ of tbe whole human system, as it controls tbe life, health and happiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are tbe natural result. The digestion of tbe food, the movements of the heart and blood, the action of tho brain and nervous system, are ali immediately connected with the workings of the Liver. It has been ?uc-

TWrAHTLY relieve* and ptrmanantlr cam thjs loataMDio dltew Iu *11 iu varying iU|(M. It teMM tbe toothing uul healing proiicrUMOc its, herb* aud buries Iu Micir eweutml form, (tee every flbrout couMniliMtlun. aad la tula r*.

mitt, lie hrom erci, •pcct dlff. r* from ovcry other kuowu remedy. In one abort rc«r It hat funnd Ita vay from the Atlaatlc to tbe I*aeldo coast, aad vberevar kuowa has be. eomo tto Mandard remedy for tbe treatment of Ca Urrh. Tbo proprietor* bars bees waited upon by roDtlctncn of national reputation who bare beta voDtlcncn of national reputation eared by this remedy, and who liar a, at co Miserable expense and personal trouble, spread tbe

Benrord^e Radical Care." yon may lee! aaanreS tbat It ts an article of mat value, and worthy to be etaaaed among tbo standard medical specifies of lite d*r.

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"HAUTE SATURD A E VENIN MAM,

Dyspepsia

complaint, and all the numerous symptoms thst result from an unhealthy condition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents.. Positively sold in all towns on tbe Western Continent, 'three doses will prove tbat it is just what you want.

For sale by Gulick it Berry and by Groves A Lowry.

SAN FORiyg

RADICAL CURE For CATARRH

dcrtvo from IU daily ue la to mo

aliEXRY WEUA.

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PlxAThnrman R. SwlQeheart^^ A.

Wtiii. Fuso ft C*.

h*e enred ine after tTrc'.ro years of cnintee* aunYirln*. GEO. w. uoconrcr.

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C&CUCfY. DUiSMOrjE,

Before yon begin iyour heavy spring work After a winter of relaxation, tout system needs cleansing and strengthening to prevent an attack of Ague, EHIioua or Spring Fever, or some other Spring Sickness tbat will unfit you for a sea* son's work. You will srve time, much sickness and great expense it yon will nse one bottle of Hop Bitters in your fkmlly this month. Dos't wait. 0se other column.

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rOltOWTD tbe tflrccilona tbe letter end asi to t«\ 1 hum bcl a permanent care, ii. w. GUAY. !. in. XrscATuia, low*.

IfrloiulscaUmatewhom

IUVS rmomwendrd it futnite timber of my .il

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bar- cxprr««'U to mo

thfir hlirti of iu ralne and good effects wltb Ptmss.3: rnrs

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n*Hg »wO bottles I find myself P«TWej rnllT cured. I have rlwo. r«--«Rimeutlra crcf one bottles with tb* rre.fast euo» cost. VH. \T. AKMSTIiOM}, li# IUmiiwi Ari., Com*. YV"E bars

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nearly une yrarand ran camtluir tbat we never eold a similar tr»paratlon liiatKaveracb rnlrcrsal saUafbcUon. We ltave ycl Warn of lbs ti^b.om^UALbVTCT CO., TTASIIISOTOH, lax.

JUvroco'a R*at tint ft seemed relief from

THR mrr effected in my caaet«yR*xrow» I CAL Ci bK was so remarketlc ttret It to tbosa wbo bad snOrcd wKhoct relief of tbe usual rcmedteetbat It could not be trnaTjl tercforo mtfJe affidavit to It before Betb 1. bum*?. F«u. twice of tbe Peace. Boston.

DavoeisfT, BOSTOS.

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IGOLLMS

VOLTAIC PLASTER

highly MmU •sdtattsd BisMlhislH "Tsmrrer pains

festS Plaater at Merttrtno

with a Plastez. Bad MMv'is

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O. Kelly .......Bloomlngdale, Ind T. D. Connelly .Annapolis, Ind J. W. Russell A Co Armiesbnrg, Ind E. A. Herrick Kansas, Ills J. H. Rceder. .......Center Point, Ind Owen Kissner Fairbanks, Ind C. L. C. Bradfleld. Palermo, Ills E. Davis .................Coal Blalf, Ind Wra. Lewis Darlineton,lnd W. B. Martyn Carlisle, ind Clement Harper ...Middletown, Ind W. R. Landreth.... Cusey, Ills D. E. fitchett CRrteraburg, Ind T. J. Hutchinson. Dana, Ind E. A. Kurtz .Oakland, Ills Setli B. Melton ...Hunters, Ind W. L. Flannerg Cloverdale, Ind

est aad easiest to take. Only onepllli a dose. 40 In a vial. Purely Vegetable. Price SSoeuu. Sold by all Druggists.

CARTER MEDICINE CO., Prop'rt, EHe, Pa. lve Vlala by mall for one dollar.

If you area man ef business, weakened by the strain ot your duties, avoid stlmn* lants and take

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SATURDAY EVENING MAIL ISOXSAU EACH SATURDAY AFTERNOON. —bt— A. H.-Dooiey&&~~. to** House §, B. Baker A Oo_~.-_.-... Q, LoMj if. P. Crafts —Opp. Post OfBes Richard O'Brien National House Kerd Feidler.~.~~.Cor. 4th and LathyetteBt Sheriff A Sly Paris, HI* V. L.Oole Marshall, Ills

Sullivan ind

.... .Clinton, Ind Reekvllle, Ind Brazil, Ind

C. Bates. ... Hawkins A Wheeler_ John W. Hanaa J. K. Langdon H. A. PratU. Chan. Dickson S.M nnrt«y Charles Taylor........ J. O. Wilson— Hiram Ilffklighter....^. I.E. Sinks R. Ed. Boyer ...—.. Thomas Grizale C. C. Spark*. Chas.1). Btppetoe Sainl Derrlcluon Otis H.Odell»..«H...ra.....„».Newport,Ina Frar- Watklcs..„... Montezuma, Ind B. F. Bollinger..- .She)bunie, Ind V. N. Grlffltli Merom, Ind T. L. ones Pralrieton, Ind Wm. J. Doree.NW«...— Bridgeton, Ind Wm. Thomas......^....M_..Bowllng Green, Ind Albert Wheat.- ^Boseville, Ind Chas. L. Hlnkle Farmereburg, Ind Walton M. Knapp™ Westflela, Ills Pontlns I Aler.. .Martinsville,Ills L. Volkars Dennison, Ills John A. Clark ............Livingston, Ills Harry Wettfall.— ..Tuscola, Ills Ulysses S. Franklin, Ashmore, Ills Wul DeArmond .Areola, Ills Edwin S. Owen.. .........Jfew Goshen, Ind John Hendrix Bellraore, Ind Wallace Sandusky New Lebanon, Ind Samnel Lovlns Majority Point, Ills Richard Cochran Ceuterville, Ind Harvey Stubbs ..Chrtsman, 111a 8. A. Buchanan Jndson, Ind K. Mcllroy —Maxvllle, Ind J. 8. Hewitt Dudley, Ills A. N. Workman Scotland, Ills H. C. Dickeraon....................Seeleyvllle,Ii.d Rose Ann Palmer...............—Lockport, Ind Ben Francis Darwin, Ills J. J. Hutsonvllle, Ills H. M. Pierce....... Turners, Ind O. P. Strother Mlddlebury, Ind P. J'. 8. Robinson Cloverland, Ind JoeT. McCoskey Youngstown, Ind W. B. Hodge —York, Ills A.

Mattoon, Ills

Greeneastle, Ind ..Waveland, Ind Knightevllle, Iiid

Marys, Ind

...... -J£oeedale, Ind .....ccarieston. Ills ,M.M.Jkdnapolis,Iod ....Perrysville, Ind .^..Vermillion, Ills .Oaktown, Ind ..Hartford, Ind

CLIFFORD'S

FEBRIFUCE

FEVIHWIIE

ERADICATES ALL KmUib 8TBTEM. J. O. RICHARDSON tPropj, ^-rocSalebrAnDwgglsfs iBT.lOcm,

Sick Headache ICARTER'S llTTLC

HOP BITTERS.

If you area man of letters, tolling oAer your midnight work, to restore braiu and nerve waste, take

HOP BITTERS.

If you are young, and suffering from any indiscretion or dissipation, take

HOP BITTERS.

If you are married orsingle, old or yonng lflerlng from poor health or languishing In a beef of sickness, take

HOP BITTERS.

Whoever you are, wherever you are, whenever you feel tbat your system needs cleansing, toning or stimulating without ititozUamiff, take

HOP BITTERS.

Have you dytpeptta, kidney or urinary eontptefttf, disease of the ttomach, bowelt, Need, aver or neroesf You will be eurtdlf you take

HOP BITTERS.

If you are simply ailing, are weak and low spirited, try U! Buy it. insist upen iu Your druggist keeps it.

HOP BITTERS.

It asay save year life. It baa save* kssdreds.

The Only S3 Cent

AGUE REMEDY IN THE WORLD, THERM ALINE

A safe and reliable ssbstitste for |al* slse. The great tasteless medicine for all diseases caused by Malarial felssslsg, being a preventive as well as a oertaln remedy for

FEVER and AGUE,

CHILLS&FEVER

•ssik Area. AgseCake, Imltteat Istsnsittsst Vmvs, KMaey li* ease* liver a«4 Bescl VaasplaiaC, lyyfrtaasd Osassai —I IMty the best general Teale for debilitated Systems. Prioe 25 cents per box. Family boxes tlXb. Bold by Draggtsta. Mailed on receipt of

Pfie*',

DUNDA8BICKACXX, Wooster Street, Hew York.

Ten oent explanatory book maUedima* os applleatton. SoJdby IXF.COX.DrwM*?

JyU-ly J.J. BAUB,Dn»gglst.

ft week to yoor own town. Terms and 95outfit tree. Artdrsss M. HALAOO.. Portland, Value.

gr-staad thornoA Mwxtjgrl^liig proper. -. I'k tv-"* iMdra Medical Dlscovety cures U..:ao *, IV'ia l!ic irorst SesefUn to a common acT'. i'iuplc, £nptta«. McrrnrUU disease, j.i:ur..l Poisons, rn*l eflfects, are eradicated, m. -\li:or«.o* hca):a: n,their a sound cpnstltntion estab !i tryrisKlcs Salte&csna. Fever Soroy Scaly r,r Uoiicfc KW!n, In short. eU diseases tar^rd ly bad 1" -1, .rc co uiuercd by tfcls powcrlbl, purl/ lr.p, and his tyoRitlrK iiici'.lclnp.

Ksi.t clallr lias It Kianlfosted Its potcmr In nirlng T-ttws Uom l^ki Bu'M, CarlMMlm, Sore lUrt% nfilu. 8m oul BytflltCT tVMte S« Blrjs

Bandford, Ind

..... .Eugene, Ind

Thick Hcck, and

If you foci dull, d:ow:.v, dcbllltaKtl, have sallow cf bkln, or cl!owl#!i-bro«rn spots on fi.ee or frequent licadaclie cr dizziness, bad taste ki :. .ih'i. hiurnal licat«r chills alternated with hot ilu lies 1 i**r spirits wul ploonjy ibrvbodlncs. !rn*ular e-.jvl tonpne ratt.K you are suffering7hm T«rrld Uvcis -r **fTH— In ninny cases of

LIt I naspiatat i.nir part of these syniptoms are exiK rlt nced. As a rvmedy for all such cases. Dr. Plt'rrr's Golden Miflli-al Dtscovcry Has no equal, as It«Sects perfect and radical cures.

In the cure of BrwekUK Severe CoMgta. and the c::i IT staecs of OaaaaaifUea. It has astonlslied tlio i.ic.'lc:! nimHy. and eminent physicians pronoun re

tiM^L-reiitest nieiliral discovery of tlie age. while .. ~•*——-*'—ns tbe system Dispensary and Invalids' Hotel, Buflalo,^!. 1.

PELLETS. O qq a

Positively Cured by these Little Pills. They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Toe Hearty Eating. A perfect remedy for Dlcalnesa, Naueea. Drowsiness,Bad Taste In tbe Mouth, Coated Tongne, Pa! a In tbo Side, Aa They regulate tbe Bowels and prevent Constipation and Biles. The small-

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Nonse of taking the lanje, composed of chcafi cruiie, and bulky IngrcdU nts. These Pellets an? aeosreW toraer tlina se«£a

Hfh« catlnlT nwctiUkso particularcare lsre« quired while using thenu TOiey operate j^}*" tnrbance to tlio constltntlon* wet or oicoiwtlon. For Jaandlee. ne^ehe, ^wjrtJp«tk»n,. Msst, rain ta tbe SkeaMcm TMt»r«s «f tke .brA SSml Sovr Cinetatlnaa froas the Stoma*h, Bad *5raW.5tvSll«« al^U. yala.l. rr«f^ gifcMh lattinal Fevetv Ploats4 mint sboat S^yKTrflSeod to Head, Wke

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ntaaal Pircttlre KcUtta In explanation of tho remedial power of these 1'urgnttvtf Pellets oyer great a variety of diseases, It may be said that thcSr

does not ImpsdrthTpronertles of these Pallets. They are sugar-coated and Inclosed In Kl"M bottles, their virtues being thereby preserved unimpaired for any leasth of time, in any climate, so that they an alwaysKshand rellabl& ThlsI* not thei casjowith nllls Dut no In cheap wooden or pasteboard boxes. vnr diseases where LusUrt Alterative, or Farsattve, Indicated, these J'eljets will give them^g^MtMjtlS) pRop.gw orid'slJls^nsary sad Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, Y.

STMPTOMSi-Frequcni headsche,dlscharge falling Into throat sometimes profuse, watery, thick mucous, purulent, offensive, etc.

W asi IsiAamaA

.vvus* vi«.IS«..M

In others, dryness, dry, wsU-ry, weak. or lnOamed eyes, stopping up, or obstiu sages, rtajflng in cai

Ing to clear the throat voice al or total slncss, tlon, en.__ few of these symptoms case at one time.

atlon of sense of smell and taster dlxdepresslon. low of appetite, lndlges. tonsils, tickling cottgh, ete. Only a inptoms are likely tone present In any

DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY

produces radical cures of the worst eases °f Catarrh, no matter of how long standing. The liquid remedy may be enuflfed, or better applied by tho aw of Dr. pnutex's lloucne. This is the only form of lustra* roent yet Invcnietl with which fluid medicine can be carried

UIUII

cr and

PERTECTLV APPLIKD

to all

parts of the aflected na^.l nassiirais, and the chnmners or cavities communicating therewith. In which sores anil ulcers 'i-quently exist, and from which •he catarrhal i.isohatve penerally proceeds. Its use Is pleasant and easily unilerstoodLfTom MiMlMas accompanying racli Instrument Dr. SAOE 9 Catarrh Remedy cwvs recent attacks of "CsM to the *nt to tL'v! 'rrnpjr®i\Vt7 D..^wp'r,'.. pcnsai ...:J luv^lds' Hotel, BuAlo, 2». T.

(iREATEy«I J8P I I J'H VI Cray's hiicclflt- ]K«ciltlr.e

TRADE WARH TRADE Is especially KCtll' Dl idid tn tin-'

Dli ctre «j Semit al li ss, pun atorrbea, (an

•, r—- teacy, and all gr

Before

S.ofwill

Taking,

sequence on Self Abuse: as Loss of Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain iu the Baok, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Age, and many other diseases that lead to Insanity, Consumption and a Premature Orave, all of which as a rule are first caused by deviating from the path af nature anl over Indulgence. The Specific Medicine Is tbe result of years of experience In treating these special diseases.

Full particulars in our pamphlets which we desire to send free by mall to every oae. The Specific Medicine is sold by all drug.

sts at 91 per package, or six paokagM for be sent by mail on receipt of the money?by addressing THB GRAY MEDICINE CO, No. 10 Mechanic's Bloek, Detroit, Michigan.

Sold in Terre Haute, wholesale and retail, by Ouliek A Berry, wholesale agents. Sold at retail by Groves A Lowry, eok ft Bell, W. E. McGrew A Co and responsible druggists everywhere.

BATH HOTEL,

attodU WMlMthBt,

NEW YORK CITY.

This is one of the most desirable hotels in New York City for transient or permanent boarding. It is centrally located, near Madison Avenue, and all the large hotels and places of amusement. The roams are pleasant, table excellent, and the attendance obliging. The house is altogether like a home.

The terms, Including Turkish, Roman, Mid Electric Baths, are less than at other first class hotels. Ouests can combine Pleasure, comfort and health, by stopping at the Bath Hotel.

Prioe of Board |104» per week and upward by dar, QiO for single noma AddressDr. B, P. MILLEB,» and 41 West 26th street.

Never Fatting Remedy. THE EUROPEAN

MlilE UIICIIEI

For Fever and Agw, Intermittent Fever, Dumb Ague. Remittent Fever, Bilious

Prier.ttesnts and 91 per tattle. If your druggist has not got it, I will send it to youireeof ehvge on receipt of your order. at 69 oentssatflUM per bottle. Try it. Pre-

PMy

JT&HJI BOMM*B,TSrreHanteflDd.

(POOITD—THAT WITH OJTE STEOKEOF

reery reading family tathlidty, aa wellas 'barsrtiientaof towns and etmnirjma aoonding Terre Hants.

EYANSYILLE

ERREHAUTE

BULBOAD.

This Old IM Reliable Staple Raving perfected arrangements for eless conn«etlons with the Ht. L. &S. & at Evansvllle, now oflters then out

Direct and Dasirable Boute

Nuhrille, Memphis, Atlantm And all Interior points in the South. Trains run as follows: Daily,

11 1

V-

Daily, cept Sunday.

Leave Terre Haute I 80 a. m. S 10 p. m. Arrive at KvausvllleJJ

a. in. 7 85 p. m.

Leave Evansvllle. -9 a. m. 8 SB P-pn. Arrlve at NaaliviUe...S 35 p. 7 004 m. For tickets or any information, apply to

jkfit A al

J. K. MAK1IN, snpt.

E. L. OIKDNKB, Ticket A PO

Logansport and Terre lfante

SHORT LINE.

L. I. & S. W.RA1LWAT.

Shortest and Quickest Route ,r

FEOM TKRKK HAUTE TO

Laflsyetie, Logansport, Fort Wayne, Pern, i. Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland. Butfblo, N lagara Falls, Lansing. Jaokson.Kaia* masoo, Grand Iwpids, and all points North and luist.

Trains run dally (Sundays excepted). By this route passengers from Terre Haute can visit Lafayette, have four hours ia the city, and return to Terre Haute same evening. ff

Trains run as follows, taking eQtoct Jan{ ,• 26,1878. IIBavs. Mail. Express, f? ,Ter-cHaute......... 6 80am 410pm •SBIVX. CrawfOrdsvllle 9 20am 7 10pm Latayette,vlaCrawfbrd8vllle 11 86 am 8 40 pm fe Colfax J.0 Id am 8 80 Frankfort ..16 50 am 8 08 Clymer's junction ...,_1'J 87 10 48 Log&usport 12 55 pm 1105 pm f»*

MAVI.

Lagansport via W R'y... 6 11 4 10 a ABK1VB. Fort Wayne 720pm 6 20am Toledo.. 10 10 pm 9 8Uam Detroit via L, & W. S„ orC. 8. K'y 12 50am 180pm ia: Cleveland 7 05am 920pm fa Buflhlo or Niagara Falls vlaC.S. K'y...... 7 25am 8 10pm

All trains equipped with Miller platforms "d mem- -"•ifaWoi' is*

^esiiughouse sir brakes. .V. (3. BIIIMSC-

T. H. MALONE, Gen'l Pass. Agt.

W. 8. CMFT. H. WlLXiXAXS

CLIPT & WILLIAMS.

SlANUFACTDIUtM OJ"

Sash, Doors, Biinds,

&c.

ASD OKALkks iV

LATH, SUINQLES,

GLASS, PAINTS, OILS 1

and BaLDERS'ltiAUDWABBL

Mulberry Street, Corner Ninth,.

TERRE HAUTE,

IND.

RAIN AND SEWER PIPE.

THE TERHE HAUTE

Cciiient Pipe and Stone Co.

Have on hand and offer to the public, pipe of various sizes, lor.

Sewers and Drains.

also

Vr-

triads* dills, Drlpping Bt«»«9» Slepping Bloeks, ele^ ,•

AT KATES TO SUIT TBS T1MM.

Parties wishing any article In tbli line wi 1 call atofflce, with Morgan's coal office, Ohio street, at works, or address through tu.pwonn,

JWMILLBBi8t

P.O.BOX 77,

,p^

QITY MARBLE WORKS.

M. HANRAHAN,

Manufacturer and dealer in American and Italian Marble and Se«»tch Granite Mononts, Tomb Stonts, Urns, Vnses, Garden

JSion! l»«*ttaThlristreet, between Ohio and WalnutTMst side, Tern Hante, Ind. Flistrslsst material and workmanship.

SURE REWARD.

84 to SiO Per Aore.

ma hopperi.n

ptete4~tteo~ncli centra of the grmuU Send for pansphlet, gngllsh or Germaa.

OYBAB9TOPAY FOB A FABH.

and nspic Lssd In nirhigsii jhe MULIOIIACHB QBANV ot the OrsslBspMssni ludioss

Msllr—J Company. TITLE PEBPKCT.

Address W. O. HUOHAHT Lssd ConinlMiaser, A 9 A W

the pHffirnc tiie HAcmm

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iooIa—Ballroad mi

a* ms BAhMM-

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