Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 October 1879 — Page 8

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THURSDAY, OCTO&GB (879.

EUTKBED AT THE POM OPFICB AT TKRKI BAUTJC, !*!., A* SBC0K0f9I.A8$fXATtXK.

The cordial reception that Dr. Wilhoft's Anti«Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic has received at the hands of the medical profession tu Louisiana certainly proves that it is an excellent remedy, and that the composition of it, as publishe&by its proprietors, Wheelock, Finlay & Co., of New Orleans, is indorsed by them. Against Chill* and Fever, Dumb Chills and enlarged spleen there is no better remedy in the world. For tale by all druggists.

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THii Secret Key- to Health.— The Science of Life, or Self-Preservation iob page*. iMce, only $i. Contains lifty valuable prescripti6ns, either «ne of which is worth more than, ten tipies "the price of the book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt of 6 cents for postage Addit'wt, Dr. W. H. Parker, 4 Bulfinch Street, Boston, Mass. ^_ "j "tu

PRESCRIPTION FBEli

For the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Manhood, and all disorders brought onfey irjdii:retion or.exceas. VArtv Druggist has the ingredients.

Address, DAVIDSON & CO., 78 Nassau St New York.

$300 deposited with Alex. Frothing' ham & Co., brokers, 14 Wall Street, New Yock, at 'margin on 100 shares S.t. Paul R. R. stock realised $1600 for the operator rfew weeks afterwerd**t«£feair \Veokly Fmanoj^l Report is sentfree*/''1 'i

Cfccw JaoKson'a Be»t Sweat Navy TobaocO

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A. G. Austin & Co.v yes

terday sept art: eight hundred pound bell for a chiych at Lockport.

Some of the citizens of Terre Haute are-rather slow. iu paying their j^pec^al premiums at the county fair. wMPia.

The Weavers at Ellis' woolen mills, are getting short tor tilling, and the spinners are now making extra time. ..v ^1

Always maintain good Digestion j(yOu tan do to by using Dr. Bull's Baltimore Pills), and you will avoid many troublesome diseases. Price 25, cents.

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lished at New Albany, says: Mr. Chas. McVeigh, from Cincinnati, and Mr. Jas. Biglow, from Terre Haute, are in the city attending to personal interests in the upper part of town. Fur...ttoer than this "deponent sayeth OpW'

TJhe'rb was a surprise party at the St. Charles House Monday night, it being the ftccasion of M-s^ A. Owens' 56th birthday. Dancing Was kept up* by thirty or lortv couples until 3 o'clock. After leaving many handsome and valjMble presents they departed tor £heir k'* \M

IfE W JREfiD OF PORKSR3 whose saloon on the coltier o: Main street and.the ^anal irWell kftown to allresidenh In that part of the, C^v. has fusw' received" a consequent of pigs of a new breed and wjnich are really r-eisitiArkabla specimens of swine. They '6fa heW breed ceiled the gya6ticut-

U6,,ianfl are Mudjjq a.(great improvetf»ent on either the Berkshires, Chbster Whites or any oilier kind He has thpm in pen on e\l)ibition and crowds arc fli' it ills plkce tij'ldok at them

A SOU^® RUBBER BJOOT&-, Vtj OTlifi C^t,£Boots/'\dverti*ed else wh^e 4$ .Ms^ed prict 4 goollsi y^|| n|^ 4 ymnt in the comr.«iariit)yJ'& jKoflle ateHired of waliting money ort cheap adulterations 01 Rubber, 3oots. Th" "95" Boots arc virtut 11 rthree V^i^» ^'^Wt6 i^o^ All rfohk\veaVitt^ mitfria|^it ^ejwude4, fall

Weak pafta strenfttviM^^ v|rido3 improvements added In every district a lari'e number of sensible people, who art wiUir.g to pay a fair grke tor a good ani l, and the "95" Per^CtW. lioov- nade for just^thi| cla^s. Call ai.d,fexamine these superior goods at John B. LuddWicevs COtner 6th. and ^lair. ,,

CHECKED IN THEIR ADVANCE, By the speedy action of Hostetter's Bitwr, dyspepsia,, nervous indisposition, constipation and bilious camplaints cease "to harrass the invalid. That they Will instantly give ground is not pretended. piedical

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avouchea hv more competent testimony, than that those maladies, and others to which it is adapted, entirely succumb to the influence of the medicine, if it be given a fain trial.' Their total, if not instant rout, ifc certain to ensue. Losses ot strength are repaired, and failure of Appetite and nerve quietude are rente-

Uie,Bitters and as the stomach

gi^wotrodgtf a^d assimilation is aided by Us acticM", a gtfin in flesh will follow. Ladies in delicate health, aged ^persona and qonvklescents, derive bodily, ^anU mentid kla« from its use, and exByriterice gbftyoif fiieT repugnance which ^bt^bs frequently inspire. The emphatic recommendation of physicians confirms the verdict! iijfits favor.

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There wUl be an*excursion toJCtncin nati, via the Vandalia line, on Thursday, October 9th. The tbe round t^p will Monly I3. 1 \f.

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To alt who are suffering from the error* i-r.d indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, earlv decay, loss of manhood, Sic., I will send a recipe that will cure ycu, FREE OF) CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary

South America. Send a self-address-in envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman. Station D, New York City. IZL'JI

ON'fi BOX OR SIX bottleV^ Ifyottare suffeiing from a combination of fiver or kidney diseases, and constipation, do not fail'to use the celebrated Kidney-Wort. It is a dry compound as easily prepared as a cup of coffee, and in one package is as much medicine as can be bought in six dollar bottles of other kinds. 1*.^. 'is •C1

On last Saturday the Courier re-vam-ped its stale charge that the Gazbttb purposely set its Sheriff advertisement in brevier type (which is the same size as the reading matter of the paper) instead of smaller nonpareil type, in order to make them "pad out" or measure more to the greater cost of the unfortunate defendant who was being sold out. There is an astonishing amount of cheek. for the Courier, whose unpaid printers and unhappy creditors crowd every corner watching the proprietor .squander his money, to attack anybody for anyhing. But in this instance cheek is dis* tanced by colossal mendacity. As business manager of the Gazette! am interested in these attacks and in exposing their falsity to the few persons who have seen therh, and the still fewer who have given any credence! It will be short work. The Gazette haa always felt that any space devoted to unveiling the obscurity of the Courier, was worse than wasted.

The appended statements are from two printers, who have had charge of setting advertisement#-' They explain ^hemselves':

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FROM WALTER feCHUMANJtl

TrrreJHaute,

Ind., Sept. 27,187^.'"'

When I was employed by the publishersof the Gazette set most of thi Sheriff sales. The charge at the bottom was added by me, and my instructions from the business manager were to count twelve lines brevier to a square if set in brevier, and ten lines nonpareil if set in nonpareil: Sometimes-. mistakes were made and too little was charged, and sometimes too much. In several cases I was shown that an error had been made, and, where it was not top late, is was corrected. Sometimes the offi^ lost by these ertors. I am-now assistant foreman at the Express office! I. Hjjow

that twelve lines of brevier contfth}M.thfc

same number of word? aft'Jen, lineisqf nonpareil, and that it was the iuttntio^ of my employers to charge only yvhajt was right. The -reason the notices were part of them set in brevier was, because they sometimes .came in too late for thfe man on nonpareil cases to set them all, aud because the ^nonpareil was all, ujefi mother advertisements. j: 1 a, W±LTKB C. ScMliMAKN. ]P. S. The notice of jffitf Howt* Ma• chine Co. vs. Bercaw'ls an instance of an errpr'.',',. I haye VeeW the Original entry on the books, pf W. C. 9|tll & Co., dated May 10,1877. f11

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The Courier has seized on the case of the Howe Machine Co. V6. Bercaw. It was incorrectly charged by the printer, but was spade right i«f the Gazette's books and with the sheriff long befor^ ever noticed that the Courier had singljed it'out. It still Jtanda correctly clrargid, dated Mky 10th, 1877, tWd, furthernwe, i's still unpaid. Duringf'the two yeaW tht: GA^ETft: published sheriff sales it^ife r^aj* son able tosuppbise that in ttiarking.'the a^verttSeiTients the1 prihteVs 6ome times md&e rtiisttfkes. Where too much wis charged, tttfc figured Were made right in the book. If too sifhalliah amount was affixed, as occurred seveial times during the w^o4e i»riadr ./t^was generally left standing, a& fiugAvits w6uld object to having a greater amount, though ctjrrect, charged*: by the Shenff, than was affixed oA the pasted slip. There' was one case, and only ore, where the defendant paid an incorrect amount, but she was two years ugo notified to call at t))is,offid and get the amount of the error., .''l

The cltarge that litigants were made to phy more oh account of setting advier* tiaem^tsf occiiaionally ifi brevier i$ wholly, basely and unqualifiedly fals^. ^H|rdesty,| ,'

The crime of whicn you are guilty is ^eliberate, mltful ly|ng." Like every .othr er printed in" WWn yoii kiiew the reason advertisementa, were set in brevier type and that yout insinuation of fraud was as mean and false as any of the long series ioCficlsbV wCtelr yourhfvtf earoedyour contemptib!e*reputati6tj." Ih *ytJui,' party where, outside of paloptna and gambling hoases, yoo are best ktjpwn and trtost cordially diapfeed, you jare considered a burden and a disgrace. The men highest in the party speak of you in the bitterest term* a: political leech and a prpte^sksii beat, but the estimation.in. whiefe you are held is confined to no class or condiftoa. Oieprais* from you is no small praiM. Having established a reputation for aeeking the protection of the law when attacked, in actions for orovoke or assault and battery, yon are comparatively safe from gentlemen. JVny fine is too great a prk» to pay fer the miserable satisfaction of pollution with you. lam, however, at all times and places, p«$rt*n*Hy rtspOosible to you for what I say

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TH£ thail robbera, Laura Horn and Chas.'Irwin were taken to Indianapolis this morning by Chief Stack and officer Pierce.-r .•

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A social ball wasgiTen last.night by the Oriental Ciob, at their hall. j,

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.^•9^ .tK- igb-jfyit a •Ani? 5i7J ps.^ »•:.?. Anguitus lanes Meats a Terrible Death 'fa -r-Xf H$T.••••& •slit' ai-'. 3

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V* At on4 time I set most 6f tHe sheriff s^les for the Gazette,.^'1 When th6re wasn't enough nonpareil' Jh the case to set them,' they wpr^ given 'out and set in brevier. The, instructions to: us Were to count twelve lin«6 to a square if this advertisement was set in brevier, and ttn lines to a square if set in nonpareil. There are the same number of words in twelve lines brevier as in ten lines nonpareil. It was the intention of the office to have the charges made correctly, and if any errors were detected they Werre made right. The book keeper charged from the figures attached at the bottom,

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About half-past five o'clock this morning as Wm. Hicks, colored man, in the employ of the northern rolling mill, was coming down the Vandalia track, on his way to wcrk, he was 6tartled on nearing Robinson's drug store, on the corner of Fourth street and the Vandalia railroad, by hearing a scarcely (audible groan, as if coming from a man lying near the railroad track. He looked forward and saw a colored man lying on the north side of the way. He inquired of the man what his name was, and received a weak answer of "Augustus Jones," 'and lighting a match he was horrified at the discovery that one of the man's legs was completely cut off, and only hanging:, by a slight piece of flesh. He held the lighted match up to the man's face and recognized him as Augustus Jones who worked with him at the rolling mill. He asked the groaning man how it happened but the man was to weak to answer. Mr. Robinson, the druggist, was aroused from bed- and Dr. Laug head summoned The man was carriec into the drug store, and Drs. Link and Laughead decided that tile man was U?o far gone to operate on. He was carried to his boarding house on Third street nearly opposite the rolling mill, and at 8 o'clock this' morning, after severe suffering, the unfortunate man breathed his last. The facts about the unfortunate accident are as follows: It Seems that Jones and his cousin, John Jones, had befen to Brazil, and were returning home this morning on the Van-j dalia night express, whidh is due here at about 2 o'clock. John Jones jumped off at Sixth street and wished his cousin to do the same, but he persisted in jumping off at Third street. The night express goes at a pretty good rate of speedy and Jones jumped #ff at a place where there is a slight embankment, thinking the grouncj was level. Jumping upon this embanjkihtent, as he did, he slid down and undqt the iron wheels. Jone« was about twen-i ty^eight years of age and has a wife Jarink at Cdal Creek, in Fountain county. Cbronor Ehrenhardt, was summoned 'btard'an inquest as follfews1:. i.'-v+tj

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CibRtiKEa's INClUftst.

William Hioks testified 4faout 6 otloi hie was coming up the Vandalia railroai track, and saw a, man laying by. the rail road track, groaning. Re asked ^bi manV name, and he replied,' that it W&» Gus jonesi He aiskedf Jp«$s hpW he: jgfcrft hurst, but got no ansWer. He helped t6 carry, th§4ece^a'tp^oufrug store. 1 'His "'V_: ,/( J.

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James T. Laughead,. M. D.,^. being sworn, Says he Was called about half past six o'clock this morning to see the deceased. He found the deceased laying pin the Sidewalk in front of the drug store, on the corner: of

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Vandalia railroad. He then had the deceased taken to 4 private residence,where he made an'examination of his 'injuries, and found* that onfe leg had Veen ran over and the thigh bone fractured. The leg Was crushed. He also found a slight wound over the right eye, The deceased only lived about one-and-a-half hours after I first saw him. He consulted Dr. Link, and decided not to operate on the deceased* as he Was too near gone from loss of blood'. ," «i jAS, T, Laughead.

C. A. Robinson.-testified that he keeps ,a drug store on the corner of Fouftji street and the Vandalia railroad, Hc was called up. a little after 6. a. it., and When he got up he lound the deceased laying front of his store on the sidewalk. He immeiiiately summoned radical, aid,and together With Dr. Laug head made ap exammation of, ^he injuries, i^nd found themto.be substkntiafly as stated by Dr, J^^iighead.. He also examined the placejwhei e, tne /pepeased jrecdived his injvines, and Found pieCes *6f bones, also-tb^ he«i of tne slvoe iqn' the oppositefoot from the, one that Wife itpured, and a large loss4t blood., 1^.

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Tekrb Havtei ivri,, SQpt. 29. i$79* I Henry Ehrenhardt, Coroner of Vijgo County, in' thfe State Of Indiana, beihg sUthmoned'to hold 4n inquest,- and. true presentment niake how Augustus Jones, whose body Was foutid on the Vandalia Railroad track, in^thecity o£ Terre Haute, in the couhty and state* above named, came to his deaths after hearing the testimony iii the case aanfd. examining the body, I find that thfe deceased came to his death by being run over by a train on the Vandalia railroad the- evidence showing that the decais&l attempted t6 jiimp from said train while it was in m&iort, and the deceased accidentally fell Under the care, and was ifatally .injcir^d fcry so doitig. it -s.fr

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Finds Hle Wife in a Ba|ai«. aud violently Attacks fier.-Tlie I Wsstan Past Hecsrery*1

From Wednesday's Dally.

Benjamin Perkins haa been in the habit lately of whipping his wife. Benjamin ail, lank piece of humanity, and his wife is a rather good looking woman, nQt o*er twenty-frvc. Neither cat, termed a good and moral man or woman, as lira. Perkins hais the reputation of beihg a prostitute and Mr. Pefkins that of a pimp. Perkins it the" man, it will be remembered, who was under airrest for the Mattoxmurder, slVerat jtirtr. iagos T^e two nave b6en living on First street. Mrs. Perkins appeifc& at Justice Cookerly's office testerdiry1 tr.orning and had her husband' arreated' ftjr whipping her the evening previous. Benjamin plead not guilty, and upon his wife's arid other witnesses testimony he waa lined $9,50, which ,he.paid. Hie first thing Benjamin done after finding himself at liberty was to make a bee line for his home with the intention1 of whipping his

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-:c- —~nii"d it nft her there. He contuiued his search and tabo^V4 o'doctlar tf£ aftftifooii K^piUMd py Cora Lee's B^doitd'T street, and saw her sitting in the side door. He immediately entered the yard and before

could escape tie threw her to the

ound and pounded her unmercifully, then grabbed a tyrick and struck her a furious blow pver, the forehead with it making a frightful.' gash. Blond oozed forth from the wdjind, but still the in human husband** Wrath was not ap peased. He ended his attack with stamp ingherin the ribs with his feet and pounding her on the head. He then fled The police were at once notified and diligent but tinsuccessful search wa» made. A physician was summoned and pronounced the woman beyond recovery She it horribly bruised and cut up on the face and body and this morning there was no material change in het condition,

Blemishes upon the Feminine Countenance, If of a complexlonal nature, speedily vanish when GutMJM'a dTOFHra Soap is used to obliterate (hem. Pimples. Dlotehes, moth patches, roughness,redness, tan anil freckles are Invariably banished by this Incomparable clarifying ageipt. Eruptive ailments, sores, cuts, braises, Bcslds and other affections and injuries of the cuticle are likewise removed by It, Sulphur Baths have long been renowned as the best remedy for skin diseasos. rheumatism land goat- Glkkn's Sulphur Soap is in every respect as efflta•ious, and lar cheaper. By opening the pores, and promoting a vigorous superficial circulation, this excellent article contributes to the healtn of the entire system as well as to that ol the Cuticle. SI nee- its introduction to pnblio notice it has repeatedly been commended by the medical profession and press, and few external specfflcs have WQh such''golden opinions" among all clafeHes. It preventsr obnoxious diseases as well as remedies them*and disinfects clothing and linen Impregnated with disease. Dandruff Is entirely eradicated bv it, andlta use is, oa that acount, greatly to be desiderate 1 by persons whoso hair is thinning out in consequence of dryness of the scalp. Those* who have used ointmients and liquids witnout avail for the cure of eruption* of' an ob stinate character, will find, if they try it, that Glenn's Sulphur Soap removes scorbutic complaints irremediable by less eifica cious means, and prevents the recurrence ol sueh disorders. For bleaching ilns articles of needlework aad all ktndsjof white wooI«?n cotton and linen fabrics this soap is super-' iorto any artlclo that can be. used for thd purpose.

Sold by Druggists. Price 26c. per cake 1 Box cakesJvS c., sent by mall, prepaid, on receipt of price. Ci N. Crittenton^Frop'r, 7 Sixth Avenue, New York.

Hill's Hair and Maker Brown, fiflc..

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Far the Benefit of ,i -gilt

ISducAtidiial Institntiona.

The following attraotttto tteheme will 4 drawn Public at Covington, Ky., undqi the supervision of 'sworn commissioners on

October lis, 1879.

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The^tenincky Stttte IpUerj •.'! j. ts drawn in trtfrsuuioe'Of an act «f the G«n oral Assembly of the State of Keotuckyj.

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SSJ Aprwdm^tion,Prizes am ting to 1894' Prizesameunting to...... .107,

By1 tire cendRions of thlf act this managers wereraquired toetdeute to ths State of Kentucky, a bond in .the sum of one hundred tbousapd dollars, conditioned for the prompt payment of all prlM*. and the faithful diecharge of all duties imposed, by said adt' as seen by the certificate of the.CountJ Clerk, as below staled, ,. SIM MOSS & DICKixaON, Managers. Smte/otKentucky,)

•H^nty Cowflty. -ss^ io, .mUtiUni-n lity of NswpasV W. W. Turner. in Mid Ititr hereby eittify that toe- bonaio the stat dlKemucky inifhef penal sum of one hundred thousand dollars, required to beflleAby^t.be Act for th?, benefit of the

Henrjr¥ale.Academy, and Henry Female College nassSaVy the General As-

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bly df iaftl stava' and-' approved Decsmber 0, I860, was duly executed. *lellvered|.aceepted,.and approved, and t|at said bond is Bnty*Tfllea ah toy offlfee as Clerk of Said Cottrt'' Witne«8 my,official signature and seal ot office at^Newcastle, QenryOo., Ky1., this, 25th day ofHarcb. A. D. 1879. it*

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al'.^ "f County Clerk, !Henry County, Ky, Address all ol-ders to otur Western Agents. ,iu, IOLORHI8 Hlf HUIOAD. j? ... coviNgtoc. Ky.. Or to our General Eastern Agents,iriuiAiisoiii A. CJO. 699 Broadway, Kew York. List of drawings published in the /New Tor* Herald, Sun, Staa Ji Zeitung, Philadelphia Becord. PhiladelpVia Sunday Hispatc and Louisville Commercial. All out-o and LoulSvl town trfcket Boldei* aireMaitod a copy oljtlip official,list ss*don aareeeiyed,. I

The next following dtawlng October. 80th isr#.

nee, gibd.relWbHj agente Address as aboye.

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Clab rates Upon application.' .*» CERTIFICATE AS TO

Bond for Payment of Prizes.

CINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL,

The 7th Annual Term of thit school twgir.s Octpber 16, 1879, and continues 7 months. Term® ~*$60 Irst year} $30 second year. For Catal«|aes or Circulars addrest th» Deanr

PUFtIS KING.

Cincinnati. Ohio.

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of aW iunds repaired and adjusted by "a competent machinist, all work, w^antand.charges wasohabl&

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Needles, .oil, attachment^ pa'rts and repairs for ill make of sewing, machines at Jo^, FoLK & C^Vv

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The Biggest Menagerie on Earth,

CooUinigg a lmng'Representation of every .Rare, Beautiful, Costly and FcroQi^s

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The largest Canvass in the World!

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