Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 11, Number 9, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 August 1880 — Page 7
THE MAIL
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PAPER FOR.THE PEOPLE.
HOW TO TAKEHOLIDAY.
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BT A FAMILY DOOTOB.
.* Whoever, wishes to,thoroughly enjoy -.*5 bis autumnal trip or holiday, and gain \health therefrom, will do
well
first and
foremost to consider where and bow be shoald spend It. Probably it woald be as well to consult bis own physician, to tell the doctor exactly bow be feels, and get bis advice as to whether a relaxing, bracing, or sedative climate is most suitable for his special oase: whether there should be during the holidays as much moving about possible and as much change of scene, or whether it •would be better to seek out some quiet healthy watering-place, and there, far from business oare and worry, enjoy in peace the dolce far niente..
One object of the invalid—for such it is best for the reader bis destination with as little trouble and fatigue as possible. He ought not to lumber himself -witb to much
la a:
gage be ought to pack
at least a week before starting, making sure be forgets no necessary, and he should never trust to getting articles he wants at the place be is going to. To be sure, be may procure them, probably by paying two prices, but at the very moment he may want to use some ltttle luxury, he mav find it most inconvento have to send out for It. Many parcels and packages are to be avoided. Flannels are never to be forgotten, for even in places wbere the sun is warmest during the day, it will ususlly be found that the mornings and evenings are chilly, damp, and dangerous. People who are reckless and as to their clotning seldom escape learning one good thought somewhat severe lesson, which generally serves them for the rose of their lives.
Take any medicine witb you that your doctor may think suitable to your casev but do not forget that in autumn, especially by the sea-side, one is liable to several ailments, which, taken in time, are easily remediable. One or two of them it is my duty to specially mention, and the intending tourists will do well to be forearmed, and take in his chest tho medicines I recommend for their cure.
Feverisboess (febricula) may be caused in many ways, but means ought to be taken for its subjection. The symptoms aro unhappy too well know to need description the sense of uneasiness, tbe nervousness, excitability, the feeling of pain and soreness ascribed to tbe bones, and the high temperature, are familiar to us all. Good will generally be done by sponging tbe body witb cold water aud toilet vinegar. Perfect quiet and rest should be obtained tbe room in which the patient lies should be psrtially darkened only if tbe light annoys him. but very well ventilated. Gold acidulate* drinks should be taken, and a dose of Rocheile salts. Oranges may be par taken of if found agreeable, and tbe food be giveu on tbe plan of little and often, but at tho same time It should be palatable, easy of digestion, and nu tritious. This treatment will remove simple fever in a day or two, and if it does not, the servioes of a medical man are to be procured, and bis advice fol lowed, not only as regards pbysio, but food and drink.
A bottle of salt voltrile is useful in uiany ways—for faintnesa, acidity of the seorotions, common colds, etc. it should therefore always find a place, well secured in a stoppered Dottle, in the medicine chest. Care ought to be taken during an autumn holiday not to expose any portion of the body to draughts when heated and fatigued. If oola is thus caught, an extra or a warmer flannel should be worn, tbe feet and legs should be bathed well at night in hot water and mustard, and a sleeping draught should be taken—not a narcotic from the ohemlst, but simply a bottle of lemonade witb a little good whiskey in It. Put an extra blanket on tbe bed, take an aperient pill, and next day guard the system from exposure.
Some people aro troubled during the autumn holiday, especially if the weather be very warm, with what is known as priokly-beat the skin of the arms or chest beootries covered with reddish points, tingling and burning, A little cooling medicine should be taken, simpler diet, less exercise, and lighter under-clothing. Quinine pills area good tonlo, and the good effects of thts medicine are inoreassed by the morning oponge-batb, only the skin should be dried without much rubbing, and with a soft towel.
We all know how disagreeable a thlni chafing of the skin is, and simple thougl the aliment be, it can yet to a great ex tent mar the enjoyment of our autumn holiday. It is best prevented by great cleanliness and the use of Castile soa for the batb, with little friotlon, mod erate exercise, and the avoidance of rough under-clothing next to tbe skin some light astringent ointment, such as the bensoated oxide of xlno, should be used, or tbe chafed surface should be dusted with a mixture of nine and chalk, procurable at any respectable chemist's shop.
When going on a holiday do not for get to take three or fournioe bath towels with you, and also a good large bath sponge, with an iudla-rubber-lined bag to contain It. Let your chest also contain plenty of light warm socks, light shoes, strong walkiug shoes, and slippers, a soft hat, and a straw hat, if you care to wear .such at all events, pay
Pead
articular attention to the comfort of and feet. You will not forget umbrella and waterproof, the latter only to be worn In a shower and I may here iiv a word In favor of paper collars and fronts. They are not only handy, but the paper front is the best chest-pro-tector possible, and I do not hesitate to say that the wearing of them when traveling would oftentimes ward off attacks of chest disease, and probably save valuable Uvea.
I leave it to the reader himself, or to his physician to ebooee his place of abode during the autumn holiday but advise him to avoid all kinds I sincerely Of hurry
ana
excitement, wuetaer in
traveling or doing anything else, to avoid the use of stimulants, to beware of cold, wet draughts, or too much sunshine. RM* betimes, always at the same
boor,
oold or
and begin the day with the
tepid salt-water
digest. Coffee la better for breakfast than tea fish, too, shoald always be eaten with this meal, with a fair allowance of good bread and butter, and It is an excellent plan to finish up with a tumberfat of cool, rich milk. This, even in tbe most braefog climate, should sustain one till about 1 30 p. m., the beat hour for luncheon. If faint between meals, a little lemonade and a dry biscoit should be tsken, but beer greatly disturbs the process of digestion, and spirits are apt to unnecessarily augment the flow pf the gastric juloe, and in delicate constitutions to cause acidity of tbe stomach, witb flatulence. Tbe luncheon should be fairly substantial, and soup therewith does good. If a feeling of weariness follows tbis meal, one ought to lie down for an hour but whether or not, no exercise should be taken after lunch, for some time, at least. Dinner may be taken at six o'clock. It should never be hurried. Cheerful company at din ner is a great aid to digeetion. While at tbe seaside one may partake with benefit of several dishee, including soup and white fish, and concluding with light puddings and fruit. The best ve etables are potatoes, greens, peas (if agree), spinach, and raw tgmatoee. The last is a most invaluable blood purifier. ____________
THE WIFE'S CLAIMS. You area man of business, and havo no time to show attention to your wife few opportunities to converse with ber at least you make few. She submits to tbis unsocial state of things because she must, but is she happy? Probable not no woman likes to be considered a oipber. Your wife ought to be your adviser. She ooght to oe your best confidential counsellor. Tbe self conceit of men amounts to genius. There are many husbands who woald as soon think of taking advice of their children as of their wives. Bat it Is only the fool who is too wise to seek counsel. A wornyou say, knows very little about business nevertheless, her intuition is often better than a man's judgement. Your wife is your partner. You have earned tbe money, but she has saved and sacrificed and pinched and worried and worked to help accumulate it. She has done her fair share toward making your property what it is she has a right to be consulted how It shall be used. A double right has she to have her judgement weighed and measured in all questions rotating to tbe disposition of tbe family and the training and calture of tbe children. Talk to your wife on all occasions. When yon come home at night, tired witb tbeoares efthe day, to find her equally fatigued, bring ber the
news of the day bring the latest, fresh est thought. In buying your paper, or subscribing for your monthly magizine, or renewing your religious weekly, get what suits, ner needs and meets ber tastes. There is aidre in that patient, quiet, silent wife of yours than you think do not freeze her very individuality by your practical contempt of woman.
SENSIBLE ADVICE.
A lady writes thus very sensiblv to a Western paper: "Make home a home, and make it one in every sense of the word. My husband is a great smoker: he loves to play cards, dominoes and chess he is at perfect liberty to smoke in any room in tbe house, and am always ready to join him In tbe different games. I endeavor In every way to be not only a helpmate, but a companion to him, and tbe result has been that I have and enjoy his society. He prefers spending his evenings at home with me to seeking other society. I cannot understand why women will run the risk of losing their husbands' sooiety and love merely for the sake of satisfying an over fastidious taste. If they do not like tobacco, did they object to nte using it during their oourtehlp? And if they objected then and failed, why did they marry If men will not give up such habits at the solicitations of their sweethearts, it is not likely they will be persuaded out of them by their wives. Therefore I think It unwise for a woman to risk her happiness by quarreling with her husband over a venal fault the existence hud extent of whlohshe knew and perfectly understood before she took upon herself the duties of a wife."
ANTS.
"there Is only one way to get rid of ants. Get ready tea kettles of boiling water, plenty of It. Go oat of doors, look carefully over the paths, walks and flagging, and In the areas, back and front. Scald every little hole you see with a mound of earth pellets round It: it is the home of the ant. On sunny days these pellets are brought out of the nests to dry. When the weather is dsmp, or soon to be so. yon will see nothing bnt little holes In the ground. The ants are all home. Scald them. If your cellar Is not oemented, hunt tbe pests there very likely yon will find plenty. When this has been done, clean out your olosets, sugar palls and everything in the olosets rub fine salt on the shelves, lay clean yellow paper on them, put back the dishes. In the cracks of the floor and around the surbase of said closets should be placed ground red paper. Ants will not come again for a long time if they should come in a few months renew the scalding.
HUSBANDS AND WIVES, A good husband makes a good wife. Some men can neither do without wives nor with them they are wretched alone in what is called single blessedness, and they make their homes miserable when they get married they are like Tomklns'aog- wulch could not bear to be loose, and howled when it was tied up. Happy bachelors are likely to be happy husbands, and a happy huaband is tbe happiest of men. A well matehed couple carry a joyful lite between them, as the two spies carry tbe duster of Eshcol. They area brace of birds of Paradise. They multiply their joys by sharing them, and lessen their troubles by dividing them this is fine arithmetic. The wagon of oare rolls lightly along aa they atl together and when ft drags a little leavlly, or tbere'a a hitch anywhere, they love each other all the more, and ft
so lighten the labor.
bath, obtaining
fraction of tbe akin by the evening •oft water and soap warm bath once in three
days.
Fruit in the morning l» invaluable, and the best kind la good oranges, eaten before breakfast, Pro nee after dinner bare also a laxative and cooling tendency.
Now,
as the great object of the
»winter campaign at deek or counter, ahoulti carefully attend to what ana how we eat. A abort stay at any healthy watering-place wUi soon tend to Increase the appetite, and we ebould take advantage of thts to live well for the time being, avoiding, however, meats and vegetables tint are dtOeult to
TO WHITEN THE HANDS, Keep aome oatmeal on the washstand, and as often as the hands are wsabea rub a little oat meal over thai then rinse them off and wipe dry. Pat on a little pomade, made aa follows Take three penny worth of white wax, three ditto of spermaceti, three ditto of powdered oampbor, and olive oil enough to make it the thickneas of soap put it in an earthen dleh and let it stand in an oven to melt mix it up asi when oold it will be found vary good tar tbe hands.
Ps»«r*flp«akls|lwtsre4.
NSWASH. OXTAKIO. IX CX,
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PTAL THOMAS,
Optlelaa sai Wskiki
For the trade. No. 62* Main street, sign of big man with watch.
LKISSNER,
Whelesale and Retail Dealer In Plasss, Meledeesi, Orgaas, Musical Instruments, Ac.,
Palaoe of Music, 48 Ohio
GAGG,
IK
ARTISTS' SUPPLIES,
PICTURES, FRAMES, MOULDINGS.
Picture Fruies Made to Order. McKeen's Block, No. «46 Main street between 4th and 7th.
A.
H. BOEGEMAN,
XAXUFAOKVaSB AKD DXAUHt IJT
Home-made Boots and Shoes! And also keeps a
GenonlBteoketBeeia nd Rkeea No. 118 So. Fourth street, opposite Market House.
'HE ARTESIAN BATHS,
TheTerre Hante Artesian Baths core rheu matism, neuralgia, catarrh, chronic dis eases of the liver, dyspepsia and cutaneous diseases. They are of the most healing and powerfully alterative and tonic waters known in the world. On Water street between Walnut and Poplar.
ARTESIAN BATH COMPANY.
TTTTM. BLEDSOE,
Yf 890% Main street (up stairs). Repair* All Kiads ef Hewing •Mhlua, And furnishes Needles and parts tor all kinds of machines. Drop a postal card through the postoffloe, and he will call at the house.
RANK PRATT,
lmfMrler as Dealer te
ITALIAN MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS,
Statuary, Yases, &c., &c.f No. 25 SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
TERRE HAUTE, IND.
PITY MARBLE WORKS. M.HANRAHAN,
Manufacturer and dealer in American and Italian Marble and Scotch Granite Monuments, Tomb Stones, Urns, Vases, Garden Figures and Statuary.
Shop, UO south Sixth street, between Ohio and Walnut, east side, Terre Haute, Ind, Flrst-slass material and workmanship.
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Dealer and Shipper in
Hogs, Cattle and Sheep.
Cash
Yonngstown, ha
paid for Hogs, Cattle and Sheep all
the year round, Office on Fourth street, one door south of Henderson House, stock yards one mile southeast of city.
I have erected scales and feed pens, and sgpectfullr solicit the patronage of all onorable farmers, shippers aad batcher*. I will buy all you have to sell aad sell anything I own. Pay cash on delivery, as ever, and sell in the same way.
Butcher Stuff always on hand. No thieve* or legs! advisers wanted. W.H. BROWN.
TTHE
O NERVOUS SUFFERERS,
GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY,
Dr. B. Simpton's Speeffle Medicine.
axroas. Amen.
It lea jkmOUve cure for Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness Impotency, aad all diseases resulting from __ Self Abase, as Mental Anxiety, Loss of Memonr, Pains in Back and Side, aad die* easss that lead to consumption, insanity aad an early grave. The
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tsbstngossd with wondertal
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Main st.,
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TMT
females need a genuine, lint cli
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For an artistic job leave or send orders to KUSSNER*S PALACE O'/ MUSIC. As the only practical workmen in this city, having worked both in Organ and Piano manufactories, with at our command the same as at manufactory for pamphlet giving list of references and a treatise on how to take proper care of the piano. PARTICULAR NOTICE TO OUTSIDE
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Rev. P. HACKKXKTKR,Snpt German Protestant Oo, writing April 30th, 18T7, says: "Dr. Harter't andFover hss never felled with us."
Mr.
JHO. a WSLSOIUCof
Keysport
111.,
says:
standing, with Dr. Barter's Fever and Ague
IBDr.
regulate, strength!
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for the life forces of the
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DB. E. DETCHON'8 FEMALE TONIC. If not kept by druggists, send postofflce money order for quantity you want of it to DR. DKTCHON* 34 Fisher Block, Crawfordsville, Ind., and you will reoelve your medicine by next express train. Price, 91 per bottle,ore bottles for 16. Full directions are printed on every bottle. Write to Dr. Detchon and procure it.
For sale bar Gullck A Berry, and Cook A Bell, Terre Haute,
LIANO AND ORGAN
risrffler. «nd stlmu.
Istss svsty faiistioa to more lieaiihful action, aad Mias a ksasit In all dhwsSM. taaivsMss. Msisesi Oesml DeMJ Mr. etc., art csr*4 by tbe Maflp Meters. It is (uuM as App(tuwr«M Regular Tonic.
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T«ko«
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Fall p«rtMala» in our paaaphlets, whtdk we desbe toemd.ftae by aMUfto evaryone. The Saectflc Medmne is sold bysATdrngslyTper paclaMpP,or six poeksgssfir reoeinictf the )RAY MEBI
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FEV^agUE SPECIFIC
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br The Dr. Barter Medleftae Co., *ata Street.
Orphans' Home, 8t Charles Rock Road, 8t. Louis Fever and Ague Specific is a positive cure »r
I cured a little girl of after the best physicians
TonranooD of Little York, Mo, says: "I have used Dr. Barters Fetet and Ag*$ Spttfft
my. piaetie^ and can heartily teoommend it to tho public."
le of three yeiBj to benflt her.*
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Biographical Dictionary of orcr 9700 NAMES* PICTORIAL DEFKNITIOinK
For tho groat nid rondorod by picture* in defining, look at tho plcturos under tho loliowing words' in Wobstcr, each Illustrating and defining tho nutnbor of word* und tonns munod: Beef, pago ISO, 1C Moldings, p. 851r.—10 Boiler, p. Its, 17 riircnology, 0SV-JIT CasUo, p. 803, 84 Itavoiln, p. 1089,....14 Column, p. 253,....CO Ghlp»ti p. Byo, p. 688, 11 btoum Englnen—.-SO Horso, p. 030 40 Timbers, p. 1385,—J4
Making 343 words nnd torms defined by the pioturos unaor nbovo 13 words in Wobstor's Unabridged, far hotter than could bo lono By a
Is thoro any bettor nId thntt Webster to help a family to bocotno intelligent ALSO WEBSTER'S NflTIOfiAL PlCTOfllflL OiCTtOHART.
PCQCS Octavo. 000 Engravings.
0. A C. MCRRIAM, Publishers,Springfiold,
Wobstor Abridsmoato. published by IVIS0N, DLAKCMAIUmon & CO., Kcvr York. Wshstor'o Primary Cchool Clci'rr 204 Engrs»l«|S.
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