Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 October 1877 — Page 3

PUT YOURSELF IN KIS PLACE. [Continued From Seventh l'agc. I

beauty. That will be new to you. Grace was half frightened at her own success, and I doubt whether she would ever have asked for the key again} but Rabv's word was his bond he handed her the key at dinner-time.

Her eyes sparkled when she got it but she was not to open it before him so she fell thinking: .and she determined to get the gentlemen into the drawing room as goon as she could, and then slip back and *ee this famoi's picture

Accordingly she left the table rather earlier than usual, and sat down to her piano in the drawing-room

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But alas, her little manoeuvre was defeated. Instead of the gentlemen leaving the dining room, a servant was sent to recall her was old Christmas Eve, and the Muramera were come.

Now, of all the old customs Mr. Raby had promised her, this was the pearl. Accordingly, her curiosity took for the time another turn, and she was soon Seated in the dining-room, with Mr. J?aby and Mr. Coventry, acting the Mummers

The servants all came in, and, When all were read v. the sound of a fiddle was heard, and a fiddler, grotesquely dressed entered along with two clowns, one called the Tommy, dressed in chintz and a fox'6skin over his shoulders, a fox head for a cap and one, called the Bessy, in a woman's gow/i and beaver hat.

This pair introduced the true dramatis persons, to the drollest violin accompan iment, consisting of chords till the end ot each verse, and then a few notes of melody.

Vow the first that ca'l on i- Ja (ioorK^our noble king. V* L,ni? time lie has been ati war, •W. It Good iMinxs back he'll brilig.

ond raVe

Too-ral-loo.

Thereupon in came a man, with black breeches and red stripes at th$ side, a -white shirt decked with red ribbons over his waistcoat, and a little hat with stre imers, and a sword.

The clown walked round in a ring, and King George (ollowed him, holding his sword upright.

'^Meantime the'female clown chanted— Thcnextthat wo callon, ,, ft He is a squire's son, I

He's likn to lose his IOVO, JJecause he is so young. kT-f" Too-ral- oo. 1 7 The Squire's Son followed King George round the ring, and the clowns, marching and singing at the head, introduced another, and then another sworddancer, all attired like the first, until there were five marching round and 1 round, each with his swuid upright. N Then Foxey sang, to a violin accoin---r'paniment,

Now, ihlrt cr fchcu, take,up thy fl-Jdlo, play the IncH their hefttt ue8«re, Or el+c we'll break Ihy Addle.

And fling thee a I O' the fire.

-'On this the fiidler instantly played a dance tune peculiar to tliisoccaaion, and the five swoid uicers danced by them selves in a ring, holding their swords so as to form a cone. l\s 7 Then a kno', prepared beforehand, was slipped over, the swoids, and all the swords knotted were held aloft by the first dancer he danced in the centre awhile, under the connected swords, then Ki dettlv drew his own sword out and t§ handed it to tne second dancer the sec-

ihe third dancer his sword, and

0°n,

in rotation, till all the swords

V- were resumed. Rabv's eves sparkled with delight at all this, and he whispered his comments on the verses and the dance. •King George!' said I.e. 'Bosh! This is the old story of St. George and the

Dragon, over burdened with modern additions.' AS to the dance, he assured her that, though danced in honor ot old Christmas, it was older than Christianity, rd -rt and came from the ancient Goths and

Swedes. Theta comments were interrupted by a man, with a white face, who burst into the assembly crying, 'Will ye believe me now? Cairnhope old church is all afire! 'Ay, Squire,' said Abel Eayes, for he was the bearer of this strange news, 'ye wouldn't believe me: now come and see for yourself.'

This announcement set all staring and George the blacksmith did but utter the general sentiment when, suddenly drop-

Sfeorge

ing his assumed character of King he said,'Bless us and save us! True Christmas Eve and Cairnhope old church alight!'

Then there'was a furious buzz of tongues, and, in the midst ot it Mr. Raby disappeared, and the sword dancers returned to the kitchen, talking over this strange matter as they went.

Grace retired to the drawing-room fol lowed by Coventry. She sat silent some time, and watchhei* koenlv* •I wond'er what has become of Mr. Raby?"

Mr. Coventry did not know. 'I hope he is not going out.'

'I should think not. It is a very cold night clear, but frosty.'

SELECTED PARAGRAPHS® Miss Cary has captivated San Francisco.

For traveling vou may use an ulsterlike princess of light cloth with big buttons.

The National Republican says the White House is as dull and quiet as a country barn yard on Sunday, with all animated nature at church.

The Richmond Enquirer says "a'street car driver who wears a buttonhole bouquet has no more influence with a nfule than an ordinary mortal."

Mme. Thiers, before the corpse was soldered down in a leaden coffin, cut off a lock of hair, entwined it with a lock of her own and made a bracelet of it

Boston's next excitement is to be a baby show in the Music Hall. Three 6ets of [triplets and sixteen twins have already been premised for ihe exhibition.

Not a popular dish—Ox-stale soup. —N. Y. Com. Ad. Better steer clear oC such jokes they're a cow-ardly thrust at the restaurants, anyhow.—Philadelphia Prt6s. \v

What I object to," said a Tex«.s horse tlieit, as he was about to be drawn uy. "is you hanging me here in the sun when tlier'a plenty of shade close by. However, go ahead." T* 5

The following pun arrising out of. a controversy between Monseigneur Capel and Canon Liddon is current in London: ,'What is ritualism?" Answer: "Popery with the 'Id on."

A husband who only opposed his wife's ill humor by silencc was told by a sriend that he "was afraid of his wife." "It is not she I am afraid of," replied the husband "it's the noise."

The man who is curious to see how the world could get along without him, can find out by sticking a cambric needle into a mill pond and then withdrawing it and looking at the hole. "That there is a meaning^m' this we are prepared to believe," says the London Athenaium of Sidney Lanfcr's ''Psalm of the West," adding. "It is, however,beyond our discovery."

Lewis H. Sheldon of Sycamore Spring Texas, declares that twenty miles south of Austin is a cave containing a petrified tnan sitting on a stone with a gun, hard t's a rock, lying on his knees.

The N. Y. Tribune 6peaks of "a frozen smile in the New York Custom House." Such a "smile" must be rather "cold comfort" It is getting cool enough for hot whiskey punches—whatever they may be.^gt,^

WOODBINES IN OCTOBER. .1

"As dyed in blood, the streaming vines appear, While long and low the wind about them grieves The heart of Autumn must have broken here, And poured its, treasures out upon the leaves.'"

A fruit stand ia Providence. R. I., has the following sign in a prominent place Notice—Please do not thumb this fruit. Should any person have a special weakness tor such oastime he will find a small quantity iniide f«r that pur pose," 4 4

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'Surely lie would never go to see sjr 'Shall I inquire?' -•». TO BE CONTINUED.

A. man picked up a purse in the street, and advertised the fact. In ten davs he was visited by sixty-one men, women, bovs, and girls, all claiming to have lost money. The sum was but ?it, butot each visitor who called the finder asked "So you lost $50, did you?" Nine-tenths of the applicants promptly replied, es, sir.'' "Ah" said het "yours was •another purse."

We neglected in our last issue to mention the luct that one day last week, Mr. W. C. Ball, editor of that newsy and spicy newspaper, the Terre Haute Evening GAZHTTK, paid the Messenger office a very friendly visit. Mr. Ball publishes one of the best dailies published Indiana. It is 'chuck' full of the latest news, up to the hour of going to press, and we would like to see the paper have a large circulation in this vicinity —[Marshall Messenger.

THE true secret of the success and worth of any Baking Powder is First, that the ingredient^ MUST BE ABSOLUTELY PURE second, it must be WILL MANUFACTURED, SO that every teaspoonful will have the exact and proper proportions. Strong's "Steriing" Bakrog Powder is made precisely in that way. Out «f the thousands of pounds sold, not one pound has been returned. It always has been, and always will be. roade PURE, FULL STRENGTH, AND RELI ABLE. FOR sale by grocers generally.

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A Twenty-third street man sat two hours at a boarding house dinner yesterday with the lower joint of a spring chicken in his fingers. He tried the lathe on it for a while and then said: "Bring on a base-ball bat, or something easy."

A man in the Alexandra Palace, London, takes his stand within a lew inches of the roof, and jumps headforemost to a net placed within a few inches of the floor. Just before he reaches the net he turns and alights on his feet. There is nothing difficult about the feat, but if the man failed to make the necessary half revolution of his body he woulJ probably be killed.

Temperance albums are fashionable in Newport but why should anybody, even in such a cause as temperance, thus steal the style of the great elegiac poet:

I've loved the ruddy wine When I hadn't ought to I'll loath it now, and love Our neighbor's daughter,

Gone to see the parson.

A Scotchman, being examined by his minister, was asked, "What kind of a man was Adam?" "Oh.jist like ither folk." The inster insisted on having a more special discription of the first man, and pressed for more explanation. "Weel," said the catechuman, "fte was just line Joe Simpson, the horse-couper." "How so?" asked the minister. "Weel, naebcdv got anything by him, and many lost."

MRS.LOFTY HATH HER JEWELS Frera the St. Louis Times. Hon. Bay Its W. Hanna was greeted at the fair grounds yesterday by a multitude of friends from all parts of the country. He has the happy lacuUy ot rem inhering every one he has ever met, as we'l as of making a lasting ifnpression on all with whom he comes in contact consequently his reception at the Expbsition was in the nature of an ovation. The Judge is a man of great personal magnetism and wonderful popularity, possessed withal of high attainments and much intellectual sagacity hence we are not surprised to learn that the Democrats of his district at last determined to send him to Congress. He has probably no desire to abandon a large and lucrative legal practice, but in obedience to such a call as his fellow-citizens would undoubtedly give him, his patriotic instincts would forbid him to decline the honor. It is men cf his sound and sterling sfamp whom the country n.ost needs in public service.

WEDDING CELEBRATION. On Tuesday of next week, Mrs. Jane Wedding, relict of the late Mr. Wedding, will celebrate her 72nd birthday. Mrs. Wedd'ng is the mother of Mrs. James M. Allen ot this city, Mrs. A. L. Roache ot Indianapolis, and Mr. J. O. Weddiqg of this place. Mrs. Wedding is an old settler of Vigo County having dwelt here continuously for the past 60 years. She is yet, though 72 years of age, a hale and hearty old lady. The birthday celebration will take place at the residence of Mrs. Alien, and four generations will be represented. On Tuesday morning the Indianapolis delegation is expected.

Our reporter returns from the rural fair with the information that he. never saw stockings with such brilliant stripes in the whole course of his existence.

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RHEUMATIC

S O N S

DYSPEPSIA,

INDIGESTION,

A E N

COLLINS' Voltaic

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

SA'IFOItI»'S

JAMAICA GINGER.

The Quintessence of Jamaica Ginger, Choice Aromatic* and Frenth Brandy

A preparation so elegant flavored and medicinally effective as to utterly surpass all previous preparations ot crude ginger and househol 1 remedies for the. relief and cure 01 diseases and ailments incidental to theSummerand Winte seasons, and to sadden changes of temperature.

The substitution ot brandy for all co, the use of true Jamaica Ginger, of their own selection and importation, its combination with choice aromatics, as dt vised an 1 originated nv Dr. Sandfoiil, placed til 8 preparation in actual merit so far ahead ol anything beforecouinndetl that notwithstanding the most bitter opposition from Ihe trad**, its ialcs in New England now exce tl that of the others CJIUuined. The second pear of its manufacLuie its sale exceeded the previous year by jyer tifcy thouaand bott os. 'It is inanufac und 09 a sc4le simply enormous Two thousandgallons are alwa) kept made long in a-:vancc conaumpt ion, by which it acquires a delicious flavor und brilliant transparency. Every improvement in labor saving apparatus is adopted, so as to permit the use of costly materials and yet retain a profit.

It instantly Relieves

CHOLERA MORBUS,

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FEVERISH

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Tho bottling machine is alone able to fill two thousand four hundre bottles per hour. From this brief statement it will bo fee a that Messrs. Weeks A Potter have entered upon the manufacture of Sandturd's Jama'ca Ginger in a manner that must in time secure lor them the enormous tiadQ this article. It's eiegant flavor, great merit, aud low prke should b3 touie once by those in m-e 1 of a family iredicine before allow 11/ themselves to bo induced, by misrepresentation, to buy others. Insist upon having whit you call, for— Saiulford's Jamaica Ginger.

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•300 reward will bo paid for a bottle Q' any other extract or essence of Jamaica Ginger if found to equal it tn line flavor, purity and prompt meitic-il effect. Soldb/ all wholesale and retail druggists, grocers, nrjddc.lersin medicine. I'rioo, 60 cenis. Samples free. Dea'ers should purchase original packages of one dozen to obtain the 1 rial bottles lor free distribution. Weeks & Potter, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston.

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An electiic-galvamc battery combined with the Celebrated Medicatcd Porous Strengthening Plaster, forming the best Plaster tor pains and aches in the World of Medicine, and utterly surpassing all. other Plasters heretofore in use. They accomplish more tn one week than thn old Piasters in a wholoyear. They do not paliate, they CUKE.

COLLINS' Voltaic Plasters.

For local pains, lameness, soreneis, weakness, numbness, and inflamatiou of the lu*gs, liver, kidneys, spleen, bowels, b. adder, heart, and muscles, are equal to an army of doctoi s, and acres of planes and shrubs.

Price rents, sold by all druggista. Mailed on receipt of price, 25 cents for one, 11.26 for six, or I2.25 for twelve, carefully warranted, by WEEKS A POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.

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FrgiiU§$*te Register, Springfield,11L Monday' Ausr. 6.1877.

THE WABASH HA1I.WA*.

With the internal operation of railroad companies the State Register has 110 concern, but the external operations of railroads are matters which affect every citizen, and which are, therefore, proper subjects of discussion. There is no doubt that the producing interests 01 thfe state are obliged to pay tribute to the transportation companies and now that transportation is as legitimate business as production, both production and transportation ought to be free irom governmental interference, and each jeing free, will find its greatest profit and will reach its highest development.

It is in consonance with these ideas that we ca'.l attention to the Wabash Railway, a6 offering advantages *o the producers of Central Illinois, which no other transportation company is able to offer. The branches of this line tap the grain and meat producing section of the Mississipi Valley at Burlington, Peoria Keokuk, Warsaw, Quincy, Hannibal and St. Louis. All these are importan points of concentration, and these branch lines strike the main line at Decatur, and finally at Lafayette, in the grand plan 1 moving western products to eastern markets.

It is, however, as an Illinois railway that the Wabash is of special interest to our readers. Its main line runs through the great farming counties of the state, and with its branches, gives the produce of Central Illinois a direct eastern outlet, without obliging it to pay tribute to Cnicago stock yards, elevators, commission dealers, or the celebrated corner operators there. The advantages of this ne are very great, and its increasing business shows they are full appreciated. During the late strike its business was less interrupted than that of any of the great through lines, far the reason that its employes are liberally treated, and because, also, the management did not attempt to punish employes or patrons by needlessly stopping transit.

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Total 1800,0(0 Whole tickets, flO, half tickets, |6 quarter* 91.50 eighth, 1.26. 1 Prize of... 915,000 1 Prize of MOO 1 Prize of 6,000 1891 other Prizes 89,926

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UABDIAN'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that I *111 sell at irabtic auction, on Saturday. Oetotoer the mh. at 3 ?. M. on the premises, the following described real estate, in Vigo county, Indiana, being the rope tyoiBaehel Scott:

Ccmmenelrjr at the southwest corner of the northwest quarter of seetlon twenty-one (21), township ten (10) north, range ten (10) west, thence north fifty-seven and one-half 57j) rods, thence east forty-one and one1 itUl (41«i) rods, thence south fifty-seven and one*halt (57£) rods, thence iwest forty-one and one-halt (41 Ji) rods, to place of begining, containing 14 90-100 acres, more or less.

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|1,200 profit on 9100.

Made any day in Pato mm* (Mis. Invest accor lug to your moans. 910,9W, or 9tiM in St«ck rrl ilegoafcas bought a little fbrtuaeto the corcfnl investor. We show when and how to operate safeiy. Shew with full information sent free. Address all orders *y telegraph or mail to

BAXTER & CO.

New Advertisements.

6llllS *n»d Illustrated ~LUB price list free. Great Western Gun Works, PitUburg, Pa.

fanoy Cards with name rOc, W fcr M& fS! Sl5.ln,rSoldWTry W. *. Halt A Co., Hudson, New York.

$5tol5

CHOLERA

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tree Bend stamp. The

National Monthly, Leek Box 174, Washiai ton, D. C.

AgentsWanted Medals and Diploma# for HOLMA2T3 Awarded. Illustrations

Pictorial Bibles.

Addms for new circulars, A.J. Holman Ac Co., mArch street, Phil. 4xr

BARN TElMORAPHV Young men and la-Hes, and earn from 946to (80 per month. Good sliuationa guarantoed, small salaiy while learning. Address, with stamp. Sherman Telegraph Co., Oberlin, O. 4w

r*OTiTlen hsrvest for agents. Wa v*JA# 3end free, our new 40 page illustrated Jewe ry and Watch Catalogue, with instructions how to make money. Address M. Cronegh A Co.. Phila. Pa. or Milwaukee, Wis* 4w,

MOTHER'S REMEDY!

For burns and soalda tes of insects, poison by ivy, froze a limbs anf

parts, discharging soror, milk leg, sore and weak eyes, boils, caMinneler, felons and styes, sore nipples, broken breasts, Erysipelas, acute pains, hoadache. earaeoe and tooth ache, blind and bleeding piles, bleeding of the lungs, uterlue hemorrhage and inflamations, and ulcerations peenliar to fs males is Sandford's Extract ot Witch Haael. Ask for it, because it is better, stronger aad cheaper than any other, and is warranted by Weeks A Potter. Wholesale Druggists, MO* Wasningtoa St. Boston, Mass. 4w

HOG

Use Dr. Jos Haas' Celebrated "Hog and Poultry cure' the only euro and

Sri'Tentj»eoPoultryAwine

diseases. Refer* to Wm. A. Maey. Lewsville, Ind.*

Jas. Mustard. Broad Ripple, Ind., A. F. Burt, Liberty. lad. D. M. Maggie, and Joseph Morton, Oxford, O. and leading Hog Breeders generally. See Indiana Farmer. Send for eiroular and price list. DR. JOS. HAAS, Dayton, Ohio.

Guaranteed Speculation.

1400 invested by us in flOdays straM'es have made 98.T50. 1100 have paid 11,700 in 80 daya. We guarantee all to day straddles money refunded if no proit is made. Referenda given. 'Correspondence solicited.

W. F. HUBBELL A CO.,

Members New York MlningStoek Exchange, P. 0. BoxX*ll W Broad street, N. Y.

AgentsWanted!

For Particulars Address

Wilson Sewing Machine Co. 829 Broadway, New York City Chicago, III., New Orleans, La. or San Franclsoo* Cal.

Those wishing relief and cure tor Rupture should consult Dr. A. Sherman, 268 Broadway, N. Y. or send for his new book with photographio likenesses of bad oases before and after care. Beware ot cheat* who piv tend to furnish Dr. feherman's treatment.

One of these fellows, a German clerk, new calling himself Dr. W. G. Champ ten, is indicted on complaint of Dr. SM and await* trial for forgery andembeza'ement.

Jackioa's Best

Sweet Navy Chewing Tobacco. was awarded highest premuim at Centennial Exposition for fine che ring qualtities and excellence, and lasting character of sweetening and flavor. if you want the best tobacco ever made, ask your grocer forthfs, and see that it bears our blue stripe trademark, with words Jackson's Best on it. Sold at wholesale by all Jobbers. Vend for stflbplotoC. A. Jacks A Co., MTrs, Petenburg, Ya.

A PEERLESS EXTERNAL SPECIFIC ANA BEAUTIFIER OP THE SKIN.

GLENN'S

SULPHUR SOAP.

As a remedy for DISEASES, SORES^ ABRASIONS, and ROUGHNESS OF THE SKIN as a deodorizer disinfectant, and means of preventing, and caring Rheuri matism and Gout and as an ADJUNCT, OF THE TOILET and THE BATH. "GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP" is frtcom# parably the best article ever offered tar the American public.

The COMPLEXION is not only freol from PIMPLES, BLOTCHES,TAN, FRECKLES, and all ether blemishes, by its use, but acquires a TRANSPARENT DELICACV S and VELVETY SOFTNESS through the, clarifying and emollient action 6f this WHOLESOME BEAUTIFIER.

The contraction of obnoxioiar disei

contagious mtda^es isf

insured by it. FAMILIES and TRAVEI# ERS provided with this admirable purifier HAVE AT HAND TH2 MAINESSENTIAL OF A SERIES OF STTLPHURJ Dandruff is removed, the hair and grayness retarded by it.

Medical men advocate its use.

Prices-25 and 50 Cents ptrCake per Box (3 Cakes). 60c. and $3.20. N. E.—Sent by Mail, Prepaid, on receipt of pries, and 5 cents extra for each Cake. "HILL'S HAIR AHD WSBZSR BYS»*

Block or Brown, 50 Ceata

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Higkest Prtee «t CwrtessW tt«

Lamb Knitting Xtrhine t*

The only machine that knits Seamless H*aiery. Gloves and Mittens of -every size, without hand finishing, that knits Genuine "wd, Doable aad Fane* Fabrtas, tor Jack'

UndtenrMr.flhswIa. MrtLcte., or that, all aiasa, snilwrows andj^ens«lh kind* of work. Prodnces ore* IWtWTlO MFFEBltllV fiuMfiRT9. Agentv wanted, (areolar aad Sample stockingfree. Address LAMB KN1TT1XG MACHlNBCO.CiMiaaatl. -J