Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 11, Number 43, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 April 1881 — Page 3

TiHExMAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

RTS OF THE TOILET.

Beauty and healtfi ei5naiitut« a royal dnheritano$. ^Pb«^I^M!|Born fAty a heritagi, and bci tight up by a mot he* who lias the gOQti g&n&t t0 to discard .soothing Byrops, narcotics and cordials, .and carefully trails up to cleanly habits, .proper exercise, plenty of ait And sunshine, and wtolMome food, nta*taia life with a capital that will, in the long run, tip the balance against the largest fortune in dollars. To keep health and beauty, or to reatore.it when lost, it is necessary to observe the laws of health, •discarding quackery and panaceas of all kinds. Pure air and plenty of it, free ,8un*hLne and plenty of it, are better restoratives than all the patent medicines -under the sun. Too often the doctor brings the medicine only to have the onedidne bring the doctor again. The sunlight will give a lady's cheek a firesher tinge and a more delicate complexion than all the French powders .and rouge in Pa

The (wo of glove*, d$edally Rids, help to preserve tm 4K)ftness of the hands. Cleanliness and sprinkling with orris •root counteracts excessive perspiration

Wnrts arc removed by steeping the hands in warm water for half an hour, and then paring away the white and inuensiblo surface. Too nails should be cut frequently, always in oval shape. The nnil brush should be full and soft. Itahsttldbe rubbed on a cake of soap And then used vigorously. Biting nails is a b»d habit. To break it up, In children. dip the ends of the lingers in a solution of aldfcs.

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Kxpeaslve wiping, snufling and blowing, espe^AwpTO^ittdron, deforms the nose, nnd should be practiced only when necessary for cleanliness. A nose leaning to ono side, caused bv wiping in one dim-lion. may be cured by using the handkerchief Srith the other hand, or by

night cemtrivanee which compresses .the artery that supplies the nose. Red noses become so by exposure to heat or the sun, by alcoholic drinks, or by a debility of the blood vessels of the skin. •Tlio'latter cause is removed by gentle friction and cold bathing of the feet.

TUB BATH

Not only promotes cleanliness, but is a tonic. 1'ho skin does one-third of. the work of breathing, and if tho myriad of

Slenod,

ioros are dosed, the lungs are ovorburor else the work is loft undone. The tonic effect is caused by the contraction of the surface blood vessels, driving tho blood back to the larger blood vesisols of the heart, bringing on a reaction which rushes the blood back totheskin. causing a glow, freer respiration and mow vigorous action of tho whole muscular system. A sponge or hand bath are the simplest forms, and should le taken in a moderately warm room. As a rulo, tho more rapidly a bath is taken the better, and it should always bo followed by friction with tho hand or with a not too rough towel.

THK KAR.

Tho outer oar should be well cleansod and tho passage wiped out daily with a rag on the ond of tho little linger, but nothing should beinsorted further. Tho insertion of a pin, or any hard substance, frequently ruptures the ear. When ctatnsing is necessary on account of the accumulation of wax by cold, orothdt* cause, It should be done by syringing with warm water, having dropped In two or three drons of glycerine the night before to soften the substance to be removed. This ofteu cures sudden deafness. Cotton wool stuffed into the oaf injurious and is seldom mx-OKHurfr/iIn conversing with deaf persons," lt» ts important to remenil*»r that clearness, distinctness, and a nm.SICHI tone of voice is understood much muro easily than a loud tone.

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Crack i»tf~nuU, biting thread, eating hot food, ©sjMvlally bread and pastry raised with soda, very cold drinks, alter* nato contact with col*! and hot sub* •tam-ftt, highly seasoned food, nhsOholic liquors, ^oltacco, metal toothpickp, and •want of cleanliness are injurious to teeth. After oating. the month should be rinsed with lukewarm water, and such nieces of food as are not thus washfd away removed by a quill toothpick, Toothbrushes should be elastic ami moderately hard. Those with hairs not ton close together are best and most durable. A brush that is too hard DIM' be permanently softened by dipping in hot water. Rub up and down as well as across tho teeth. Teeth should be often oxaminM by a competent dentist.

THK KYBS.

Itatnp, foggy,weather, the reflection of the bright sunshine, intense cold, dusty wind, muling on cars in motion, reading bv gas or lamplight when tho light falls directly on the oywt, fitting before" a flowing fire, wearing of glasses when not needed, wearing veils, and all indulgences that weaken the nervous system, in im- tho eyes. The most pleasing light fo$ work, is lifting northern exposure: A sbSde that' protects the eyes from tho light that falls on paper, book or vork it an advantage. The light altould not eoute from different points, but that from behind the worker is best. A wry weak or very bright light should be equally avoided. IHseaaes of the eye are often'the result of general weakness, and in such cases local treatment has little effect. In fitting glasses to the evo srrat care should fee taken to adjust the fens to the eyo witb accuracy. Crown rlasR is preferable

account of

ta «ui«rior IntdnitOp entire want of color, and Ita noortlic«ompoeit*on of tight. Scotch pebbi««*re unobjectlonsbw eswjrt a.5 to «\vsU

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Unto hoiseradbdi fine: ift itstand a lew hours in buttepmfllt,"tM airtia and use the wash nipit and ,turanlO|. Or, s^SMNMS the jufc* of a iitwen into hair a soblet of *«t»r way. of the reutedkw for freckle* arc (xaMMtouf* ami ca&ttot be ttsad with safoi Prccklea indicate a deJective di-gaati-a, aud consist in (Sepoaitaot atMWr ontionMSDtffl or fatty matter b^KaU) the akin. The diet shoofd be of such statu rv i!it4»wdi!»i»4 kidney* «1U do their dDaily hathtag, with mtfeh friction. M. ndd w* be and the Turfcteh bath taken ocviitfonafty, if CWWHWS. The Juice of a lemon, in whl

th ir astnneh suajar dissolved

«stb '*wi]l hold in notation, Is an excel'' ut feaiedy for fredtiea. This ahou be ippHcd with *OUM1% hair Itru* v. ermi limes dally, until thev diss* It umkr*tx*l IbM

all adds are astringents in their nature, and their too frequent use as Injurious as many apparently moreaeleterioua cosmetics for, Dy too frequent and violent contraction of the pores, they become overworked, and finally refuse to respond to the action of any application wrinkles result, and are generally in eradicable, except after a tedious dietetic

and medicaLcouree of treatment. THK HAIR. ,of London, cm the subject, conof the hair but adbe kept clean by brushing, this being a mpre effective stimulant than water. "LA vaseslof ordinapy falling out of the hair, he prescribes the following: Liquid ammonia, almond oil, and chloroform,of eaeh one part, diluted with five parts of alcohol, or spirits of rosemaiy, which Can be made fragrant by the addition of a drachm of the essential oil of lemons. The head should undergo a thorough friction with the hair brush, after which the lotion may be applied. It may be diluted, if necessary, and call be applied daily or otherwise.

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For removing scurf, ho advises- a lotion of borax and glycerine, two drachms of each to eight

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of distilled water

This is cooling, and allays dryuess of the skin. In cases of baldness, a lotion of the following can be used with effect: Camphor, ammonia, chloroform and aconite, in equal parts, to be rubbed on the bare daily, or twice a day. ..barber recommends ladies to have their hair shampooed" once a month. This will bring out the natural lustre, soften it, elear it of dust, and rob it of that musty smell which comes of having long hair wound up cflosely for any length of time. It will also remove that itching of the head which some ladies find so troublesome.

BKWAHK of New Remedies advertised for

Coughs

and do not wasto your

money for a trial, when you know that Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup has stood the popular test for thirty years. Price, 25 cents# 1 _____ ^ARE WIVES SUPPORTED?

Fanny Field, in tho Prairio Farmer, answers the above qneSrtlon asking others which are telling, as following:

Who has cooked your meals, made, washed and mended vour clothes all these vears? Who made the butter and chefeso that you sold and pocketed the money fort Who took care of your children, nursed you when you were sick, and bore with your outrageous fault finding when things didn't go to suit you? Who patched, and darned, and contrived, and saved, and made every dollar do the work of three? And what has she had to pay hor for all this Just her board and clothes as she went rftong, and if you were to die tl!Pfnorrow all that she could claim of tho property that she had worked so hard tt| help you save, would be the use of onfr-thlrd of the real estate and In nino cases out of ten that Is literally worse than nothing. If it had not been for your wife's help, would you have been worth so much to-day as you are now? If you had been obliged to hire a woman to do the work that your wife has done for her board and clothea, do you imagine! that you could have done much more than make both ends meet?

APKRMON cannot possibly attend to business If he had been kept awake during the nlgnt by a troublesome coughj to all such we would recommend the timely use of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price, 25 cents.

"SNUG" ANGELS,

Clam Belle, tn Cincinnati Enquirer, f: There is, this Spring, such asnug fit to hat, if her form does shape roqulre ovorlaying, yoi couldn't use her for a pin-cushion with

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out her knowing it. She is aware," too, of the very buttons on the back of her dross skirt, for they leave their imprint on her delicate person every time she sits on a hard seat^ Skirts are short, waists jure hugging, and sleeves terminate just below the elbow, to be joined with vory long glovea for the street. Never was a fiishionably dressed girl u»oro untrammeled, If her clothes are not plncliinglv tight, or more like a trusted fowl If the contrary bo true. About the only loose tliiua in her makeup Is hor hair,*the entire front of which Is parted ofl" from temple to templo, and cut short enough to arrange in soft, loose, curling rings or waves over tho forehead. Perfect success in a costumo requires, more than ever before, that it sbnll look as though tho wearer has been melted and poured in. 8ti 11, plain skirts are things of thepast, aud tne smoothness of which I havo spoken extends only to tho hips.

Si'KAKTNO of Governors suggests the mention of an Item we received from Mr. Henry A. Knight, Foreman at Chas. Waters A t'w.'s Governor and Valve Works, Boston, Mass*:

have used

St. Jacob Oil among our employes and (tad that it never fails to cure. The wen are delighted with the wonderful effects of the Oil, as it has sural them of bruises, burns, etc.-gor-Stan

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cor,r.AR$ THAT DO NOT *IT. PB* gentlemen have obough to endure an ill-fitting collar with patience, but not many understand why they do not fit. Tho fact is, the laundress stretches them the wrong way. Damp linen is very pliable, and ft good pull will altar a fourtoen-inch into a fifteen-Inch collar in the twinkling of an eye. She ought to stretch them crosswise, and not lengthwise. Then, in straightening out shirt bosoms, she makes another mistake of the same sort. They also ought to be pollod crosswise instead of lengthwise, particularly in the neighborhood of the neck. A lengthwise pull draws the front of the neckband somewhat directly tinder your chtn, where it was never meant to go and, of course, that spoils the lit of your collar. With the front of the neckband an Inch too high, and the collar an inch too long, yon havf a most undesirable combination.' jt Is

GtVBN VP BY THE DOCTORS. Salem VO0. "la possible that Mr. Godfrey is up fend at work, and cured bv so simple a

"1 assured ywu It is tree that be is entirely cured, and with nothiag lmt Hop Btlters ana only ten days ago his doctentapve him up and aod he must die!" «w$ll-a-dav! That is remarkable! I will g• this day and get some for mv gowG»rge~I know bop* ar* good

VIA MA TIC CHANGES

Vers often brings on complaints affecting the kidney and liver, producing constipation, IndiwMtion and dyspepsia, tmt vou will be quite safe if yon take Burdock Blood Bitter* on the first svmptoms of any trouble of the kind. Pries #1.00, trial sia* 10 cenu.

A REIGN OF TERROR.

The AlanaisR laerease *t Heart Diiesse awl the Sjnptsas which Precede It.

Leading la Heiralifle lavesligatie* aatf aa Attempt ta Cheek ftta laereaae.

Woaderftal Propertiea «r4ei» llae-de-ladla" and Haw te Prsperljr Use It.

Faela ot Impertaaee ffcr BegareUag a Hew Dlaeeverj.

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NERVOUS DEBILITY.—Vital Weakness Prostration from overwork or indiscretion, Is radically and promptly cured by "ST. JAMBS VITALIC FILLS." They rerenew the vigor of youth and area positive cure for spermatorrhea, impotencyy sexual debility, etc. Price, one dollar and fifty cents per box, sent by mail by the sole agents, Lobdell Chemical Co., St. Louis, Mo. For sale in Terre Haute by GULICK A BKRRY and J. E. SOMES, 12th and Main streets.

Skin Disease®

"Swayne's Ointment" Cures the most it*Swayne'a Ointment" "Swayne's Ointment" "Swayne's Ointment"' '•Swayne's Ointment" "Swayne's Ointment" "swayne's Ointment" "Swayne's Ointment" "Swayno's Ointment", '•Swayne's Ointment" "Swayne's Ointment" "Swayne's Ointment" "Swayne's Ointment" "Swayne's Ointment" "Swayne's Ointment" "Swayne's Ointment"" "Swayne's Ointment" "Swayne's Ointment"

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Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Bout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell* ings and Sprains, Burns and

Scalds, 6eneral Bodily Pains,

Teoth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches*

No Preparation on Mith eqtitlt Sr. JACOBSOn «a/V, ttmpl* and rhmp External Reacdy. A trial entaib tat th« Mmpunttivety trtfting oatlajr sf SO Ceats, and «*er* one tng with ptla cma hara tb«p ui foBitlre pnwf •f ItscUiaMk.

Directions to BSTSB taQgrnagiw. BOLD BT ALL DRU00IBT8 AVDDEALCB8 IIKEDIOIYE.

A. VOGEUBR Be, CO., MmtUmore, ML, V.

TERRE WA TTTW SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

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The mortality statistics of this country show that a great proportion of deaths arise from Heart Disease. But aside from the fatality which attends it the inconvenience and suffering which even the first stages bring make it necessary to take prompt measures for relief. Undoubtedly the greatest remedy of modern times for curing diseases of the Heart is "SEDATijtE-bErlsrDiA," which is accomplishing such wonderful results and attracting so mueh attention. This great remedv possesses ingredients specially designed for the Numerous troubles of the Heart. The combination is the result of long and careful experiment, and it can be safely asserted that when taken in time it will cure in every case. Do you ever have Nightmare, oppressed feeling in the side or breast, Irregular Action, Tlirobbing, Jumping, Fluttering, Momentary Stopping, Slow Circulation the Blood These are all symptoms of Heart Disease. Those who are suffering and have never tried it should do so at once those who have tried it do not need to be urged to do so again. If your druggist has not got it, sena one dollar and fifty cents to our address and it will be mailed to you. Sole agents in America, Lobdell Chemical Co., St. Louis, Mo. For sale in Terre Haute by GULICK & BKRRY and J. E. SOMKS, 12th and Main streets.

veterate cases skin disease, such as tetter^salt rheUm^cald head, barber's itch, soree^ill crusty scaly itching, skin eruptions, and that distressin| complaint, itching piles, the on ly effectual care, no matter how obsti nate or long stand rg

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He dthcr sivw yra fijrmnla to hat* your Vediciae mad* up •htrtrtr jn Uka, or from Us own Laboratory. Havteff prutiM tad axperlcaea 1» all diseases lacMtatsltottu hwmam aysteaa, fcr tWttjr inn, Mai a Specialist iter tfce last tw*lv» raan, nrcMtdUljr tnsti IHMlswiag

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Private Consulting Room, No. 77, Head of 1st Flight of Stairs

CONSULTATION FREE ISO STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.^

**~AII Cases Undertaken Guaranteed. Catarrh in all its Stages."®1

BVAmong the long lid of chronic diaecuet which affect the human frame, Chronic Nasal Catarrh Uthe matt prevcOent,modqfferutve, mottproductiveofAitcornftrrt,UtortUabtetoavarietj/qf dangmnucomputation*. JhUt proffretfiv ttage*af development, the memory, the »ente» of tmeli, taMe, hearing, and tight tnffer fm/re or leu, the throat and lungs become implicated, and the development qf OO«*MWP«OI»-U a ten/ frequent retuJL iCIOWLA.—larsbatle IHIMM, Bletehes EF the Skla, UkerUM legs, .Caaeery Taam, 8kta Mseaaes ef »nrH^UMMUn,SelaUeSest, HUeasaess, Unr Cea^alat. Aittafc rOes, Fits, all Laag BtoMseTuid^ail CeisftolaU ef the KMaejrs, most successftlly treated by Br. Kienteai, who has had

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3 mikcticm and* exDerienee in the won* stages of diseases. Those who have been Injuriously treated, or goffer ftomthe painful effects from mercury, or other mineral poisons, or those who may be deemed ioeniable. will seldom faU to obtain speedy and permanent relief.

a. Kltrstsad aaUa the attention of the suffering multitude to the fact that, after a successful medical ni^lciextend ingover a period of thirty years, during which time he has been Instrumental in bring* fS ESback to complete manTiood and womanhood thousands of ailing mortals, thus giving him advanV C3 S a^s that but few possess in the treatment and cureof

Private, Nervous, and Chronic Diseases*

wut,.,. Saeraaterrheea. Inaeteaejr, Snial lirifttltf, Kenreas aai Phytleal VeMlltr, rX «rtJ?¥lUlitn^R£™TMN ^eUaelalaa, 7*aseJ«fU. SystsiaVDlNaMa of tie KMaeys, and WCH sen^nil functional derangements as result from youthful follies or excess in i^teryeju'S. nawtAniariwtn thraM vho hAve already nlaoea then

rareot lanorant advertising doctors irom wnoni wey u»»e «wiYw u« wuo"»i »«.»»» SflMthemmm harm than good. Medicine, like all other sciences, is nrogrosslye, and every yearshows ltowi^Soe? By awmbinatmnof remediesor great curaUve power, f»r/klentead has so arranged hi* at re in re

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All interviews and communications are held sacredly confidential, and I peisonally give my careful -micted. tb. aecMKltr or. prom.! Imrn^ diatc cur*', ss each hour and every day hastens yon to the grave and lessens your chance or recovery to my nothiog of tho increased cost. Bo do not longer delay.

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K1PPET0E & MILLER'S White Front" 647 and 649 Main St

Uliere yon will always find the best

SCGAUBS, OFFFKES, TEAS, TABLE SUPPLIER,

And All staple and Fancy Groceries

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Young Men

us from the effects of youthfnl indiscretions, .ftmlaal WsekaeM, among many the following symptoms: Ksr?ea« Dtklllty, laiMtescr (Sexual incapacity), La ick. Defective^ aeaery, Ceaftslea ef Meas, Dall sad Loss ef BrllUaaejr to tie Eye, a A a a a a a a a A

youna* man,"endowed with genius, has permittpd Ute case to run on and on until remorse racked Intellect, and finally death claimed its victim.

ilt^svsteraln a manner the pa!tlent"oannot"acoount for. In aJl aao^ .cases a perfect cure Is guaranteed

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and make life pleasant. Renovation—nbt have racked, strained, and convulsed your l. IIM iianniiv abajidoned this lanomlnloos and laou moae oi irenniumijwiu OT..guwu™ is daily^recognlslng and ardentlv receiving bis new departure from the well-worn ways of oonventlon* allsni.

Procrastination is the Thief of Time."

Ho lav aside your so-called pride and consult one who thoroughly understands your ailment, nnd who alonewiltknowyourcase :ln reciprocation, find permanent relief tor an aliment that has maae uay ^XeTvandXhthldem^ Thousands upon thousands of men la good standing in thesoclal wor d, of nroffienTO in toe world of oommeroe, of culture and refinement, are to-day snffirlng from the fruits of Ph^ir dotnM theseeds of which were sown during moments of thoughtlessness. Young man, turn and me nSiy coinwnIon or seek the mirror to substanUate this feet. Oh I could we control the arm of PA o^had wethe mctlon of a Webster, we could not appeal to you more sincerely. Man. think of the ie^tle toSesc? tht motherthat bow you recall the pleaSing accents of an anxious sister let your mind ^nder ba^k to rnuch-clierlahed counsels of a loving tether, and remember what you are to-day. ITiough yo "may for the^reaent fill your station^^t^Jhe timeto will like a flash lost so embrace manly. IX) not only fan the flame, Ills terminate in fetal diseases.

Afflicted Females,*

Are vou daily suffering a living death from diseases peculiar to your sex? Are 'you suffering from Falling of the Womb, Whites, or Ulceration of the Womb,. Deranged Monthly Periods, Irregularities. Weakness, Faintness, Deranged Appetite, Sallow Oomplexion, Bloatings, Pain in Back and Kidneys, Gold Hands andFeet, Chills, Neuralgia, Palpitation of the Heart, Dizziness, Nervotuness, Headache, Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep, Flushes of Heat, Orawling and Pain in the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid Stomach, Nauseau, Indigestion, Difficult Passing of Urine, with Heat or Smarting, Burning, Itching or Irritation in the Uterine (Orgins If so, cbme and be restored to health.

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