Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 November 1878 — Page 7

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THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR TUB PEOPLE.

A MODERN WALTZ. *4*

At Unit they niov« s.owly with caution and grace, Like tio.s when setting oat on

race.

They are ieiiiing *ach other, they

ay to

(he measure. ... The contact to each giving exqulsl plea* ure. The mu«l play* fa ter. the raptures begin UK« la nkliisrthey xklp, llfceteeto um»tho a lu. Now draperies whirl, and cow pctileoats "V. And nnkle* at least are exposed to the eye, O'or the cha k-ooterwi ball'room In circles they swim. He smiles upon her and «ha smiles upon

Her h-ad "on bin shoulder Istenderly plscnl Hlsartn, quit« *s tenderly elide* her wai»t. And tlitsy still bur in mind while they're turning each other, Tbe prov- rl: One good turn deserve" anher." .. For tne»e bodllv turn* often end, It is said, In turning the lady'* gentleman's head

Miss Jellaby's Match.

Mi4* Jellaby row at six, on® beautiful August tnornini?, and throwing open her chamber window, sniffed onoe or twice at the fragrance coining up front the roses la the garden b«low. Then she bunted a m-»uient tor ber spectacles upon the bureau, and. putting tbetn on, looked eagerly at Randall CottAgo, over the way. A very modest, pretty little bouse it was, with roses and syrinL growing under each window, ana woodbine and jessamin climbing over tbe donr but Miss Jellaby was not admiring ita beauty just then. She looked up at a front window on the second floor, and gave a vicious snort. •As I expected! Sbe Isn't up yet, and here it is six o'clock! And where is be, I woridei?'

Before she bad time to answer the question as It was asked—mentally—toe front door of tbe cottage opened, and Miss Jellaby, shrinking behind ber curtain, saw a handsome, sunbamed man come out, and go down the garden walk with a cigar iu bis mouth. It was easy to see by tbesligbt roll in bis walk, tbat be had been a sailor, though tor the nutter oi that bis bearing, handsome face, and ank, hearty manner, would have told tbe tale, if he bad never stirred a step. With bis bands in his packets, he sauntered among the roses, behding down now and then, and always removing the cigar from his lips when he did so. 'He couldn't do more if he was speaking to a woman,' said the spinster, ap plying ber eye to a hole left purposely in tbe white curtain. 'The man is mad about (lowers, I do believe, and

she

is a

touch heyond bim, i' such a thing can be. Ah, there she comes—and dressed in blue glngbam, too. I bonder what her morning wns cost her through tbe year?

And her slippers—oh, mercy,

there they go right through the wetwell, there—' Words failed the worthy spinster. Meanwhile the owner of tbe slippers (and very pretty little affairs they were —bronzed laced daintily and rosetted with a spangle that shone like a dew drop)—tripped down the walk, so lightly that tbe gentleman did not "hear her step, and coining upon bim as he bent over a bed of violets, gave bim a push that sent bim on his face among them. To see

ber

laugh—to see bim blunder up

and chase her through the alleys—to see him kiss her when be prisoned her at last in Ins arms—and to see ber protend to

box

his ears for it—was a sight for a

loving heart to watch—but Miss Jellaby, over opposite, nearly fainted away with horror. She rang ber bell violently, and a square faced, sour looking woman, who ha.i lived with ber for years, made her appearance. ... '8ii9un!' 'TVelV said that amiable domestic, bri«-fly.

Before Miss Jellaby could speak tbe unconscious pair transgressed against propriety again •Walking up and down in broad daylight with bis arm around her waistJust look at ber, Htisau! Do you mean to stand there and tell me that that uian Is only her brother?' 'Dear me, ina'am—how can I tell I only know'that they look alike, and thai tbey have the came name.' ,,, .' 'How-do you know?' &• •Because 1 saw thei.- linen one day at the laundresses, and hers wan marked Helen Graham, and bis Philip Graham. And the servant told the woman that she had always lived with Miss Helen and Master Philip, when they were at their own twine in (England. What more do you want?' 'Susan, you will break my heart yot —I am sure of It! la it possible you knew all this? When did you tlnd it out?' .. •Tuesday.' •And this is Friday. For three whole days you Dave kept me to tbia disgraceful ignorance! Susan. we shall have to pirtr •Good Lord, Miss Jellaby, bow was I to know that I ought to oouae and tell you? said Susan, tartly. Tin sure It's no great news after all is said and dune.' •Huuiph! That we shall see, later on. It's my opinion that some one ought to speak to Mr. Fuilerton.' 'Tbe minister? What for?' 'Are von suoii a fool, Susan, as not to see

What

it means? .Miss Helen and

Ma«t*f Pbiflp, Itideedl I wonder at your swallowing such a story. They are no more brother and slater than you and I are.' •Well, what are tbey, then?' 'That reuiviiii to ,be told—the wretcheta. But Mr. Fuilerton will soon set them to rights, 1 shall go and see him after breakfast. I don't know what the poor man would do without me.' 'Have some p©ac», I suppose,' muttered Susan,_uni«r ber breath, as she followed Miss Jellaby dwwti to the parlor. Husan loved her mistress, and was a faithful servant to her, but she detested scandal of all kinds, aud never could be brought to take that Interest in other, peopled business whtoh waa considered right and proper by the worthy spinster.

Break last being over, Miss Jellaby sauntered forth to tbe parsonage. Tbe good pastor looked up with meek sigh, as that lady entered hi* study.

The clergyman was a quiet, peace loving man, somewhat timid withal, and the spinster alwaya overpowered bltu with her arguments, when sbe attempted to do so. Sue stayed nearly baif an boor with him, and at ll» expiration of that time, people who were ou tbe lookout saw her conveying tb# nnhappy par eon In tbe direction, and, atlas*, through tbe very gate of Randall Cottage.

A tidy looklug old servant admitted them, ushered theiu into a pleasant nursery room, and aald she would go and tell her mistress of their arrival.

Mr. Kullerton Baton tbe edge of hi* chair, very uneasy In his wind, and wishing with all bis heart that be was at home again.

Miw* Jellaby strode npand down tbe room like a dragoon, eyeing everything

about her, and making observation* In an undertone, which, however, be oould not help hearing. 'Such extravagance! Look at that car

Sbe took another turn. 'And a gultai! Spaniards, I don't doubi or Italian* and the rest follows as a matter of course Mr. Fuilerton, I believe these people are heathen*!' 'Hardly, I think, or they would never have couie to church last Sunday." •Ob, you don't know that gverbaps tbey had some private end to gain by it,' said Miss Jellaby.

Tbe spinster's unreasonable suspicions tickled Mr. Fuilerton beyond measure. Sbe saw bim laughing, ^nd grew indignant. •Let those laugh that win, I say, Mr. Fuilerton. I don't doubt you will feel more like cr\ ing before this business is A6ttl6d •Not r,' said the minister, with a rue ful look. •A crucifix, as I am a sinner!' sbe rour mured a moment afterward. 'There, Mr. Fuilerton, w..at did 1 tell you! bang' ing on the wall here in broad daylight. Shall I pull it down?' •Are yon beside yourself, Miss Jella by?' said Mr. Fuilerton, springing up and arresting her band Justin time

The.hOund of voices and laughter in tbe garden prevented ber giving bim what she called 'a piece of ber mind. There was a race up tbe broad path, that sobered into a walk when the young people beared tbe wtado#, followed by the old servant, who bad been iuto the grounds to call them.

They entered tbe room together, both flushed with their frolic, but lot king happy and pleased to rn&et tbe clergy man. 'Sin wears a different face from that,' be said to himself, as he shook bands with them. They turned to tbe spinster, who bad bolstered herself upagainstthe chimney piece, and stood eyeing them with soar disdain.

Yoar neighbor, Miss Jellaby,' Mr. Fuilerton, adding, in a low whisper to ber, as they sought about tbe rootn for ea&y Chairs 'It's all a mistake, my good creature—there's nothing wrong here. I'M have nothing to do with the matter. S*y nothing, and let this pass as a morning call.'

S*y nothing, indeed! Mr. Fuilerton, I am ashamed of you!' was ber reply, too audibly made, however, for Mr. Graham h.eard it^ though he was too courteous to loo£ surprised.

Pray take this easy cbiilr, Miss Jellaby. Can I offer you some wine, Mr. Fuilerton?' said Helen, who wondered inwardly at tbe strange behavior of ber guests. •No, my child,' said tbe clergyman, kindly, *1 will touch nothing during this visit. 8. me other tithe I hope to come again. I can only express my sor row Of having been persuaded against my better judgment to enter these doors on such an absurd errand—and leave yon.' 'My dear fir forgive noe if I say Idonot quite understand exclaimed the captain, while Helen made up ber mind that both her visitors were mad.

I will tell you at another time/sa'd Mr. Fuilerton, nervously. 'I will only 'sny, in explanation of tbisintrusion, that it was caused by a most ridiculous mis lake. Mi98 Jellaby will you allow uieto accompany you bom*?'

Miss Jollabv folded ber arms looked at them all viciously, and thundered out- iff

No!' Is .she mad?' whispered Helen to tbe clergyman. 'What does i* all mean?'

Miss Jellaby beard ber. 'It means this, madam, this, and noth Ing more—that if Mr. Fuilerton is to be ensnared by a pre ty face, and frightened,out of doing bis duty, I am not!' •Was there ever such an unfortunate piece of business? Miss Jellaby I cannot allow you to commit such an act of folly, or to insult these young creatures, so I comrraud you, as your minister, not to speak •I take no orders from a man wbo shrinks from his duty,'said, the spinster lo'tily. 'Mydearsir,? turningtothe captain, it seems I cannot spare you tblsiLfllc tion, so I may as well tell you what this good lady means. She lives opposite yoiij as you already know—' •And she has seen you time and again, when you thought yourselves alone— remember that!' chimed in tbesbarp voice or tbe spinster.

Do to quiet, my dear Miss Jellaby. As she says she has often seen you—' Kiwinjft' exploded from the thin lips.

Miss Jellaby, either yon or I must oe si leu t. From these things sbe has drawn ber own conclusions, aud I am ashamed to s*y that lor a brief pace she persuad ed me Into belieVing tbem.{ I treed not add that from the instant you entered this room my suspicions .vanished, and I would readily stake my life this moment upon your periect integrity.' •Bot, ray dear sir,' said Captain Graham, stniring, 'of what doee the lady suspect us?' 'Tell tbeui, Miss Jellaby. 1 will not' 'Pretty behavior, I aui sure, to leave the jworst part to me, Mr. Fuilerton. However, no one shall say I shrink back from my duty!' •We are waiting to know what heinous erime we have committed,' said Cap taut Graham, drawing tbe bewildered Helen cluee to his side. Miss Jellaby gasped at tbe oareee then it seemed to give ber fresh energy. 'Before toy tery eyea, airl' i, •Whatdoyoii mean?' *1 suppose you will kiss ber next. •Well—now you mention it—I think I will.*

And be did! Mi«i Jeliatgy nearly fainted a war with horror. •Mr. Fuilerton, bow flitn |w» stand there so quietly, and Wateh mis shameless oonuuet AI for you, sir,'she added, taruing to tbe good bnuiored captain, 'you need not think (bat every on$ wiU tolerateyouraudacijfbs—f' 'Take breath, my dear MWw Jellaby.' •It it infamous,' shouted tbe enraged spinster. 'Brother and sister, indeed! You ate no more her brother than you are mine, Captain Grahain!' 'I know it, I never said waa.'

Mr. Follerton looked tatiter pofaled. Mies Jellaby wns triumphant. 'Well—you

ar«

,4j

bra ten fcbout It, must

say! This town will very soon be too bot to hold yon, you may depend upon it.' *1 never knew it eras crime not to be a woman's brothel-, before,' said tbe captain, quietly. However, there Is a relation betweeu us, if it will please you better.' ,w •What is it?'

Id n't be

vs*

•I aoi ber ooesift—tfcw ward of her father, aghd tbave alwajrajlfed wit^ber femilv in Englind.*

H)b!' There was a world of HiftAOfog In that •ii»ple«3aculaUon. •Also, 1 have tbe bonor tobfr-*V^f •Well, sir?* •Her bu«band I'

Mr. Fuilerton ottered a most unclerioal 'hurrah!* and shook l^ands with tbe young couple over and over again. •Her—her buabaud!' ialteml tbe old maid, I—I nover thought of that f* •Allow me to hope, Madam, that yon

TERRE SAUTE SATURDAY EVENING

•Why, certainly,' said one of the young men, 'certainly it's your deal, uncle now, why don't you g* in for a |&ante?'

Wall,' said the old fellow, throwine round the v*rda. dono but I will, but I baiu't got nothin' but a $20 that drew outen the bank to come here with.' •Well, uncle,' said the other, gathering up and glancing at his cards, 'I'll go ver twenty, and you can put it in tbe missionary bo* when you- win it, if you like.'

Sho! so I ken,' said the old man. 'I don't think !twill be gambling ataller that's tbe case.'

Not at ail,' said tbe other, winking to bis companions. •Wall, then, I don't care ef I goyer this'ere other fifty—but I s'pose you'll think I'm doin' it to skear ye—but our denomination ib tyrnal poor, and a big contribution is just what they're bankerin' arter.' •Ob, no I cover your fifty, uncle, we ought to be liberal, you kuow,' and so tbe game went on, till finally the old man remarked, 'Wall, I'd no idee I had tuis 'ere roll o' bills in my pocket—so you call,do ye?—f600up!—yes,you hev got four pictei'8—three queens and a jack! Wall, 'tis kinder queer I got t'other queen—haw haw haw •YeB, I'm sorry for you, but what are your other cards?' said the young man, triumphantly. •Wall, three on 'em ez kings—why, darn it ail, that 'ere pot o' money is mine, young feller!' said he, stretching out a piweriul paw and squeezing tbtyn out of tbe bands of the young man, who bad already begun to roll tbem up. 'Praps, mister, you'd like to take your hand agin,' said be to tbe other, wbo bad returned in tbe meantime: 'tbey are goin' to sing somesaui tunes up stairs before goin' to bed, and I promised I'd jine 'em.'

There was a blank look of amazement in tbat circle as he left, and tbe thought forced itself into more than one mind of the danger of trusting to appearances.

A SPLENDID WIFE. Burlington Hawkeye.

We once knew a man who was always praising his Wife. On tbe corner, down tbe street, at the postoflloe, at the race course, in tbe-ikating rink, at tbe tbea ter, iu tbe sal—that is, at the choir.meeting, he was always telling what a happy man he was, just because be had sucb a splendid wiie/and be talked every mah be met into a perfect frenzy of envy a-'out ber. V^ell, one winter morning when it waa Hot yet too light to make one appear ^overly ostentatious, we sneaked into that neighbor's yard to steal a fence board lor Undlimftwa^lpd to wait until that man's wife came out and sawed a couple of armfuls of wood, shoveled out three anow paths, fed and groomed tbe horse and cleaned out the cow sbed, and then when »be went into tbe bouse and we beard ber call to ber husband tbat the sitting room was warm enough for him to dress in ir be wanted to get up, we were so amased that we forgot what we were wailing for, and went back and kindled tbe fire with a corn cob and a pint of kerosene.

A Nnddeti Death.

There la something terrible in tbe thought of haying our friends stricken down at our side, without a parting word of endearment or consolationone moment at our side in the flnsb ol vigorous life, cheering our hearts wltb their loving sympathy the next at our feet, pale wltli death, deaf to our cries and heedless ol our tears. Every exces sive fat person ia In instant danger of sucb a death. Seven-tenths of tbe Victims of obesity die of heart disease or apoplexy. Alan's Anti Fat, the only remedy for obesity, reduces tbe weight by regulating tbe digestion and assimi lation of tbe food. It is perfectly barm less, and ita use will insure. In every instance, a reduction of weight from two to flva pounds a week. ,J"

THE PEOPLE WANT PROOF.

There ia no medicine prescribed by phvsiciana, or sold druggists, tbat carries such evidence of Itaaueoess and superior virtues as Boscbee's German Syrup for severe Coughs, Colds settled on tbe breast, Consumption, or any disease of tbe Threat and Langs. A proof of that fact 1a tbat any person afflicted, can get a sample tnule for 18 ceuts aod try Ita superior effect before buying tbe regular sixe for

rill b^Teyour wl'a about you before! IifT«rl*a Febrifuge is not a pap you try to create another scaudal,' said aeeo lor the ills to whiub flesh is hnr, the captaio, suavely. 'I have tbe honor We do not profess to have diaeovered a to wish you a vefy good morning.'

He held the door open aa be spoke-— she could but take tbe hi tit. and rushed out of the house and Into her own in a state of mind verging on diatraction. Slaying to be laughed at and sympathised with was what she could not endure—the cottage waa shut up the next morning, and ttbe and Susan wore far away. Miaa Jellaby had found her match, and the village baa known peace since ber departure—for the tirst time!

NOTXdFti JX TRUVr itJ AFFK4R AN CSS.

It at in Bulletin.

Nice old gontleman he was big white waistcoat, low out ah es, bald nead, aud bilver bowed spectacled He led in tbe aiming on Sunday in tbe hotel parlor and sang that old fashioned bass in "Corouatiou" and "China," In that sonorous up and down style which country choristers used lo practice in accompanying tbe big Addle, and withal had tbe bland benevolent look of a good old up country deacon.

He was looking "around the bouse" next, and steppeaiu where some of the boys were playing curds—something of where they were talking of 'Msalls" and "rising" and "seeing."

Tbe oo.vs looked a little disconcerted, but the old man didn'taay anything till the hand was played out, and one or the party, under pretense of having an engagement, winked at the others and said he must go, intendiog to break up until after the old man bad gone, and then resume tbe game. But he bad scarce turned bis back when the aged vieitor remarked 'I wonder he didn't raise you with tbe hand be held.' •Do you understand the game?' asked one of the party, taking a ctgar from bis mouth. •Wall, a leetle I've seen 'ein plavin' on it, an' sometimes tbort that I'd like to take a band jes' for fun.' •Justso,' said another 'suppose try a game or two, with us.' •Wall, I don't mind, jea' for the fun tbe thing.' So tbe o)if man sat down, and with a good deal of instruction manago^ to get through with tbe gauie, and won on the penny ante. 'Thar,' said he, 'if that feller that's gone had been spunky and put in flva dollars, he'd get it instead of these eight cents, *i

a cure all, but we confidently recoui mend it to you as a safe and speedy cure for all diseases arising from Malaria. In tbiaolasa of diseases it is a specific it enters the circulation and utterly destroys the germs of tbe poison ft will purify ana build up the debilitated system in a shorter time and with more lasting benefit than any other known remedy.

J. C. RICHAUDSON, Prop'r, St. Louis.

For Mle by all druggists. i9 4t.

A CAHD.

To all who are

Muttering

rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood etc., I will send a recipe that will cure yon, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary iu South Ameriea Send a self-addressed envelope to the RBV. JOHKPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York City. Oet2R Iv

Catarrh

THE

EYE, EAR and

Sfl:iFORD'S RADICAL CORE.

rrrC3S3ht!»o twt ef rvM-lt, m1 eneeefcr li tbo 1.7 treatment of catarrhal Atfcctlont, ufior so mviy miserable failures, muorm undoubted Bpcclfla r-irptlvj properties in tlin rcrnody uwd ltocs BAMPOSD'.-IIUDIAJLI.c:tma for Catarrh possess such properties Tho crldcnco. In tha shapo ot'unooli. rltod tsatimonlalsrrotn t'.w mostiwpcetable pcopla In all stations of llfo, must ba cunelotlva on litis point. Nor-r, wa lioIiev% tho lilstory of p. pular medicines ltas trh vnlunbl testimony born of'ml, freely offered. In favor or any remedy t!ica thnt in the poss sslou of tho proprietors or PAHno's RADICALCunit. And v.-.Tuiibloas

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Very tnly ronrs. EI,LI, Atrnoai., N. V., Juuu, 1573. of V7 ells, Fargoii Ca.

Itich paekipro contains Pr. Panford'a Improved Tnltaiiuu: Tube, rud Tall directions for n»u In ail rises. PrlCJ 81/0. For salo by ail Wholesaln and Ketall Druggists and Dealers throughout thoUnited Ftates and CHnndas. WEEKS ft POTTER, General Ajcnts undATholcsnla Drn^gtsts, Boston. Mass.

BGOLUlSH VOLTAIC PLASTER

ALWAYS CURE8.

Enlarged Spleen.

This ii cert fy that I havo been nslrff yonr COLLIXS*tVOLTAIC PLASTSBS for Enlargement of tho Bplocn r.id Depression in tho Stomach, and havo given mo inoro relief than any cfcher dy 1 havo ever nsed. I would hlahly recommend ihem to all cuff or ing from tho effects of pata aad iaflauunatlon. ricsrr.c:o,?_o., Jnno 23.1CT.

WHILE VER

cents. It

bsa lately been introduced in tbls coon try from Germany, and He wonderful cores are astonishing everyone tbat nee it. Three doees will relieve any case. Try it.

For sale by GulickilBerry §ni by Groves & Lowry.

msm

MAIL.

from the er

ltli.it does

not r?p-Mrnt nthorwindtlip-rt oftlio rermnmendn!lans vlilclinrofo-lnroffered by friends to friend* 11 its favor. opH of vrenlfli aid refinement in alt rirts ft a country dnlly !mlt 1 tsnnnrrlnrlty oror niiy tho'l of euro knoxm to tho re-nil or medical profession, but niinn ilin publicity Incidental to

pnblhb^U Rt atom "'it. llinro tiio testimonials In onr posv*»l-!i rrwjweut bat a small part of t!io*s withheld for Uo reason mentioned. Tho follMrfngr msoll it*»l tntlmorlnl ftom HB*r.r AVr.u.a,

of Wells, Farjro & f^o.'s Exprc*, la

an nu spoken Indorsement oi wliich

proud.

aro justly

ISAM 0

INVALUABLE.

Mem*. Wim POTTS*. Wholes

sle Druggists.

Roston, Mass.: Oentlemcn,—Ihivoforsoma months f'It It a duty that I own to sulfcrliijr humanity to vrlta yau.statl.'.ir tUo great benefit t'.rnt I liavo dorlvcd i'r tn tha

U-o RBA:.roni'a HADICAI.

Crta

pofcCATAnnn. Kur rioro tlwui 20 yeurs I Intra been sflllctad with this very troublrsomo cemplalnt.

have tried rll to rornedl- t!iat I contd And, but without mat

TI.iX!T

permanent bc-cflt. Lost fall

tha dlsoass had arrlrod at tliat state that I least liava rallofor din. T''oentlro membranous system bad hcc mo so Inflamed, and tho stomach so dtsoc dornd, that It is a doubtful 'Iter whrthrr I cou'd go to tho l'acl.lecoast, or If I did no whether I should lira to ca-na back or not. I saw anodvertlsament of this m::dl"lno.nnd nlth^mrh beln(rvery Incredulous about sp clflcs or nostrums of any kind, yet In stieer desperation I tried this, and waa at onca benefited b/ Ik. Tho chmgcs of climate, a chronic disease of tho liver, and my aire—over

If rlils statem?nt ofnyrasocan boofanrarrrfee to thoso aJElctod as I Irvro been, and cnablo yon to brio* this remody Into moro general nso. cppeclally on tho Pacific coast (whero It is ranch nccuod), my o'uiuct In writing this noto vlll bi obtained.

J. W. BELLS.

Severe Pain. .»•, .5^ 5

Raving occasion to nso a remedy Torn very pain In my sldo tried onu of your COLLIMM'ttretrt

TAIO

DSTAST, LUL., June 16,1E7T.

Bad Taate

in the Mouth, Coated Tongue, Puln in tbe Side, Ac. Tbey regulate the Bowels and prevent Connttpatlon and Piles. The stnall11 a doM.

eat and easiest to take. Onlr on«* pill a dovv 40 In a vial. Purely Vegetable. Price wnu Hold by all Druggists.

CARTER MEDICINE CO., Prop'rt, Erie, P». five Vials by mall for one dollar.

CLIFFORD'S

HASlCAm AZX MALAMAL

DISEASES from tbe STSTEM.

A O

30 and 41 West 38th HL,

NEW YORK CITY -f

I IPS

This la oce of tbe meat desirable hot* 1*1 New York City for transient or permanent boarding. It ise^ttally located, near Madison Aveuti*,«ttd all the largr hotels and plaocs of amosemeot. Tbe rowni are piessaat, table excellent, and tbe attendance obliging. The house laalUigethtr like a home.

The terms, Including Turkish, Roman, ami Electric Baths, are

.'em

than atotber

first e-aas hotels. OocaU can eomblne Pteasom. comfort and health, by stopping •U the Bah Baud.

Prioe of Board #10X0 per week and upward by da .*1*0 for single noma

98fhsUeet*

r\~~s

EVANSVILLE

-AND——

TERRE HAUTE

KA1I.KOAD.

Tlii* Old and Reliable Route

Having perfected arrangements for close coo eciiona with tlie M. S S, Jt'y Evanaville, uow offers the oetT

Direct aud Desirable Route

Ntwlirille, Heuiplili^ Atlanta, AD1 all interior points in tbe Houtb. Train* ran as follows:

For ticket* or any Information, a E L. UIKDNKK, i'icket Agent at Uu

THROAT

Suoceasftitry Treated wftfi

Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, fiutfalo, Niagara Kails, Lansing. Jackson. Ka amazoo, Grand Kapldn, anu ali poln«s North aud Kasu

Trains ran daily (Sundays excepted). By tbia route paiMengera from Terre Haute can visit Lafayette, have four hours la the city, and return to lerre Haute same evening.

Trains run as follows, taking etfout Jan, 25,1878. X.KAVK, Mali. Terre Haute 6

ABK1VK.

Fort Wayne 7 20 Toledo.*. 10 lu Detroit via L. e. A W. 8,. or U. si. h'y.. 12 50 a Cleveland 7 05 am Buffalo or Niagara Falls via C. 8. tv'y «... 725am 8 10 pm

I 5 /A*--. AND DKALKB8 IN

Vob

PLASTS^S1and In twenty-four hours tho was entirely rcmovi d.

J. II.

SAMMH.pais

Ac*'t Cashier First at. Dank.

TTIXOXA, Mixr., Juno 13, 13T7. W a Collins' Voltaic 1*1 asters irlT-e tho hesl satlsflse. tlon baro of a ythluK th it bus been tried for Lameness and Weakness of the Back. Pleasnsend more right away.

JAMJSS

LEWIS.

2*rIoo, £20 CJonts.

Bo careful to obtain COLMKS* VOLTAIC PLAS-T-.n, a combination of Electric and Voltaic Plates, with a highly Medicated Plaster, as seen in tho ore cut. Bold bf allj^holesale and Retail Drsfgists throughout th* united 8tates and Canadas, and by WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.

Sick Headache

CARTERS

Positively Cared by tnese Little Fills. They Wso relieve Plstr»»s8 from lyh{"faia, Indigestion and 'l'oa Hearty Katlng. A perfect remedy for DlWrtttBRs, Nausea, Drowsl lie**,

LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES,

GLASS, PAINTS, OILS JS

and BUILDERS' HARDWARE.

Molberry Street, Corner Ninth,

:£i«

1- TERRE HAUTE, IND.

RAIN AND SEWER PIPE.

THE TERRE HAUTE

ement Pipe and Stone Co.

Have on hand and offer to the publlo, pipe of various sises, for •.

Sewers and Drains.

ALSO

1 A1

ll'indow Mill, Dripping Stones, Stepping Block*, etc^

AT BATES TO SUIT THK TIMES.

Parties wlslilng any article in tlilt line wi.l cull at.office, with Morgan's coal office, on Ohio street, at works, or address througu tbe pos.offloe,

P. O. Box 77.

J. W. MILLER, 8upt«

J. W. BABHBTT.

X.A.

ewirr

ARBLE WORKS.

BARNETT A SWIFT,

IMPORTBBA AND DEALERS IN

Ro&t and Gray. Scotch Granite

AND

ITALIAN MARBLE MONUMENTS. Tombs, and Stones, Yaalto, Mantela. KfuK Main street, between Twelfth

Thirteenth streeta, TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

All work warranted to give satisfaction.

.Tbe Only as Cent

AGUE REMEDY IN THE WORLD,

A safe and reliable aofcstltnt* for loi« afne. The great tasteleM m«?dlclne for all diseases canned by Malarial PslMslsg, being a preventive as well as a cettaia remedy for

FEVER and AGUE,

CHILLS&FEVER

Dnmb Airne, ARSC Cake, Remittent, latermltteat fertrn, Klssiejr IH»« •aae, Um «smI Bowel Caasplalnt, Pyapeyela and Ocacrsl Del IIKy the best general Tonic for debilitated Hy stems. Price® cents per box. Family boxes tut. Sold by Druggists. Mailed on reoeipt of l»rtoa* DUNDABBICK A OO., 35 Woostex Htreet, New York.

Ten cent explanatory book mailed FREE on application. Bold by D. P. COX, Druggist.

JftT'ijr

J. J. BAUK.

dross TRUE

DraggM.

CO., Aagtuta, Maine,

atan thorough. hlro.l-ptirlfyinjr j.ropt'r1 iPlcrr"*-. (ioldin l)!*cuvi rr cures fi l.uaie:*. frr-ntr «H- wop«t Scrofbla lo c'owmot* bla.1, Vixplc, or EruptSoa. MtrturliU iUwa%, ..i.tr:.l mi'I lliclr cSocts am ralientM, !. |p .«r».n. Ir t-n'l emintl c«in-tlluti"n rstftorynlpcto*. KaU^-tcuin, Vo»cr Sorcw, H(i)y

Kowsh tiln. In e!:orI.

MII

JO:I LTD

Dally,

Daily, oepi Wunday.

I^uave Tern* Haate...„4 u. in. 8 lo p. Arrive ut Kvauavilleji UU a. iu. 7 35 p. Leave Kvansvllie J) Am. m. 9 30 in arrive at NaabviiJe...(f 25 p. 7 uu a. m.

J. K. MAKil.s, tup't.

Logaii8port

and Terr© Haute

SHORT LINE.

Ii. €. A ». %V. HA1JLWAT.

Shortecit aud Quickest Route raOMTBUKB UAOriTO Lafeyetre, Logausport, Fort Wayne, Pern,

size

PELLETS: 9 O

Express,

lam 4 10

AKRXVE.

Crawfordsville 9 20u 7 10pm Lai ay ette, via Crawfordsvllle 11 85 a Colfax 10 15 a in Kraukfort....^. ..it) 5u a Clyiner's Junction _12 WJ 10 48 Logausport „12 55 n. 11 05

8 40pm 8 30 pm 8 08 pin

LEA vs.

Lagansport via W

R'y—

5 lTp ra* 10 am

VSUam 1

2 20pm

All trains equipped with MH erplatforms and buffers, and Wesiinghoube air lr»kes. W. BKIMSON, Hupt-

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

may prayantmyr.atlro restoration, but tho benefit I derlra frtro ltsrt -.fly use Is to ran invainnbta, and I ana hoping to lo completely curod, aud at lastsrrlreatar?«p(*etaMoeildngo.

W. 8. Cia#T. H. Williams

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

MANUFACT0RKBJ8 OF

J, vJ irs**-

Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c.

Iicas r.ii scl by ua

'-Mi.uro cuii'iuintl by I Ills iwnrcrflil, purifying, aiwt

lit\I~jr»iliRIUC

Iclu:-.

'in cirtiiy hat It niunlf.^tcd lt» poioncy In etirlax T. tier. Uoae Kulu BuUe, Curbauclc*, Sort ktnftiltM 8«ra and 8rfll!nc*i White Co trn or Tlilck Neck, i.ii'l bliuftJ (HM4I8wvlllss*» if

itl, Oron'tiv,

IK*I

N|- I.-. T'.atf

ilitaU-'t, have ealloMr

.!• rf (.kin, «.r yt ll»*Ult-linwn J-poty «u fi»c» IV !*!*•. iteqitriit iK'.ulailw iibJuns tad tnstc Hi .. .t iuuninl lunt ilillts niv I'fsliiw Mirits Aiit|rlmiiiy r»rilAllii(slrrtfDllrIUR%irlialtcrnatiit

«.II crv Milferloir fftsm

Torpid Liver, ir "DMte»»In caxcttdf I. v. on«{HLali.t» i.i.ly part IIKIK-many

V. l'ir.lti F. M. D..

ml Mi

It. V.

»yi:i|touis !tro

rl«-n« •!. A" iiwilv fnr all

n::li

ntvf, JJr.

l'li rri '5 (ijirn Mi-'llval UiK'ovcry lsss eqau], as It rrtocta jwrftot »tnl r.i'llcal cun-s. In Uk- run' of liraufklibi 8c»ero Coocha, And Ifr) i.rly stapv* nf Co—natal low, it lias uMORiKlictl faculty, nnil ciulix in phytkl.inti pronoti Ii tin* {fr»-:«Uit iiM'ilW'tl ll-c'v»-rv of ilv It urvsili-M-vcn^tOM|^ltftinrn#tK-njitl»e*yri ffln

Priin'r,lritpgi«ia,iltpco«JUryllWuml'ilivI.I

aii'l liivalltls' IloUl, Uultilo.i. V.

irfflca tke Wood.

pun'r

No lice of taking tli" |.irp\ ropulslv.*. nnnscnuRpllkJ, i-«nuospI of clif'p. ni •'•,

HII-I

'nilVy lnrfr'!l" nta.

*VII« #r -orMwrly larcer than am*tsnt entirely vcfrtable, no particular rare i^kSCirlillc luir ilicni. They opera us wHhoateWt' tliu onstlttiMon, onr.,,'tlAti.

ri»"lc iV'lk t* #r -orMwrly larcer than am*tsnl« Bctnc cntlf 'Hilrv •wlitlc lurlianro to ... Vnr Jamwllre, llcstfapbr. ConMlp-itlon, Impure, Itlood, t'uln In the KkwMrn, Tlffh'maoof Iho kfl, Dlslami Sour liet»1lMa frou tho Stonorh. IW Taatc la Iho Mouth, lillSon* iin k*. I'mIh In rvitlDW •T KMarya. Intrrnal F«rci% Mlontc* IWIIh* Momai'h, Utah of Ulood to Ili ad, take llr. I'lce^eV Pleaaaat Fhrestive IVIIiln. !:i oxpbn.ttlnn nftts? remedial

ConMlp'itlotw

UOWIT

of iinw: rurjtailv,* I'cllcH uvt

irn-at varlvtv of »IIm'w-, may he wtl'l lliat thefcr actloa apon I he antaiul vconomy oalvcrwl, MS gkmwthwwtwirimIhflrmnutlve

Inpno.

Ap»

ilr ilie i)roiHTiU*s of iluM lMlris. r-coat(.iI kng Uici ib'iFof tluie. In any lln-.ate, iliai lin tt»». always fiiwli and rcllabh'. This In not. tln-'fa# *lth

iioea not Impair Tiny are sujfar-coati.'d tUtlr vlitatab"— any longih of

6 20ais

lm-l In kV-u.9 hoiIK'S.

uroiirrilca of Uii 1* Ilr. sn(i Ini

bring thereby pn»«nr«l uninipNired tVr

lr vlrtoi-* bring titer longih of tluie. In «ray» ttctih and rcllab ... nllU put spin cheap wooden or jKi^.-h'vsrtl iojc»*. For all diaesMa where a Laxative. Alterative* tif

Pcu*attvckla Inillratetl, tbt-O' IIH1- IVII13 wlil gpto 111.- most perfect satisfaction. SoW by «lm«tfctsi U. V. PIERCE, M. D.. PKOP'K,Y orl.i'a Ulspcuaaxj' sud IntaBUs' Hotel, lluffuU'. N. Y.

BTMITOMd—Freoni'iit

hcaA-

*ch.-,(JI»cliui l.illiiiKluto tlirqit,. snmi-tlnn's jirofHH', wiU-ry. thick niaroua, punilcnt, oflhnslvo,

In others, a dryness, «lrr. wnu ry, weak, or Inlktmea eyed, sropplmr up, or olrstracilon, of tlic-ntisal passages, rlntrliiR In ears, tleainws, nnwking aim roufn— Ing to clear tuo throat, ulc r«t lorns si aba from ulr^,. Tolce altered, nasal twang olUnslve breath, linpstrra

ilcaiYifFS liuwklng ainl enusli— .ulco

UlWWLl'l Lit, il (11,411 twtillg. win UD. ®r total dy privation of sense of smell anl taslo, zlnnss, mental Ocptt'sslon. loss of appetite, tii'llro»tlon, enlarged tonBlls, tickling cough, etc. Only* few of these symptoms are likely to prewnt lu any case at one time.

DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY

produces radical

CHITS

r.f the worst cases

L-r livs fiiniiriil,

no matter how long 8tanIlna. TI.e

I'XEItCE'a Doucllt

OA(lAAA

IIIJIIMt.rensflyIOf.HIofI.'ntarrft,I'•us«'of

Tnav he snn!rel,'*r Iv Iter upplli 1 by Hie lliN Is the only

I by Hie us«' nly furni of Insti

nient vet Invented wltli *hlch llul'l n» illclne can earrle*! lil^i! nn-l t'KKKKcTi.v Arri.UJi to all larla ol lli! :iircri. .l tmwil (KiSMiges, and the clmlaers or ravltleo c«nlnniinlcaring iHirewlth, lu whlcA sores and nlct-rf. .I'qnenllv exist, mid from which the catarrhal i..6cli:.r^c ^'turnlly lircceeds Is pleasant and enfllr understooil, from dli

LUIMMItsttBD

aeeomitanylni' cacti Inj.trumcnt. Dr. SAOf.'s Catarrh ICfTinHly I'lin r-rent ntlacks rf "Cold la tihs !tva (i«*v fillc'illon--.. it is iniM :inl pleasinr tn ir'j'.rrtnlilnl^ no stronger au-tl-- ')ru£." or poisons. »Ioi rl K'-ii *!y :m louche noM hj dnSf ght*. ". V. I'I'T C, M. !.. rr-ip'r.AVorliJ'itDl»« ptT.'.ir'

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