Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 January 1880 — Page 3

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NECROLOGY,

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Doings During: 1879,

•Among: Eminent American*.

An buiidaiit Ilnrvrit for Or) in Bcapor.

[Below we give Americana who have ^pa^t twelve months.]

LITERATURE

•experienced its 'irst less January 2 1 in the death ot George Stillman Hilliard, the author. He died in Longwood, 'Mass.. at the age of 70.

Richard Henry Dana, the eldest of American poets, departed this life in Boston, Mawiacnusett#, February 2, having reached the ripe old age of 9z. filihu Burritt/.he "learned blacksmith" •died ai New Britain, Connecticut, March 7, ayed 6y vears.

Kt-v. Jwlin Weiss, ths tranbcendentalist and Slmkexprtiean critic and scholar, died in Boston. March 9, aged 61.

Mrs. Saraft Male, who was for over halt a centurx, editor of Godey Lady's Book, died in Philadelphia. April 30 aged 84.

Kt-.v. Jacob Abbott, a writer uf books for juveniles, di«d at Faimington, Maine, October 31, aged 76.

Kev. W. Patton, D. D., an author of •considerable repute, died September 6, at New Haven, Conn., aged 81.

SCIENCE

began its losses with the death of Dr. I. M. Woodworth, Supervising |Surgeon General ot the United States Marine Hospital at Washington, D. C., where he died at the age of 42, on the 14th of Match.

Gcotge B. Wood, D. D. LL. D., the eminent prote&sor and medical author, died March 29, in Philadelphia, aged S2 years.

Henrv C. Carey, the political economist, died in Philadelphia, October 13, aged 86.

Mrs. Emma Scott Wrigkt, M. D., the founder of the Homeopathic Dispensary for Women and Children, in Brooklyn, N. Y., died in that city, Noyember 17, aged 31.

I)r', Freeman J. Brumstcad. one of the moat celebrated medical specialists alibis country and the author ot several valuable works, died in New York City, November 2S, aged 53. 11 is mother was 1} s-ioter of N. P. Willis, the poe'.

STATESMANSHIP

suffered many heavy los.-es last year, the earliest being tne death of Caleb Cushwho died at his home in Newburyinj.', po. Mat., January 2, aged 79 years.

Julian Hartridge, Representative in Congress from Georgia, died in Washington, D. C., January 8, at the early ag-ot'46,

Gustave Schleieher, Representative from Texas, died in Washington. D. C., January 10, aged 54

Gen. John A. Dix dird in New \otk city, April 21, aged 81. VVm. Lloyd Garrison died in New Y01 City, Mav 24, aged 75.

General James Shields died at Otlumwa, la.. June 1, in tiis 69th year, Ex-Governor Wm. Alien died at Chillicothe, O., July t, ag#i 72 years

Zacharinh Cnandler die Middenly at Chicago, 111.. November 1, aged 66years Robert Clinton Wriulit, 1 x-Mit\iU'r of the United .v.aies to Brazil, die^ at L5•ilti more, Md.. November 12, aged 66.

Alfred Morrison Lay, Representative in Congress from the Seventh Missouri District, died in Washington, D. C., December 8.

.ART,

whose living colors are preservative of •milch'that is beautiful in the real and ideal wor'd, has parwith several ot its voices during the year just closed

John Adams Jackson, an emituent Amtrieati sculptor, died August 30, in Florence, Italy.

Wm. M. Hunt, the American painter, died at the Isle of Shoals, September 7, aged 55.

Wm. H. Powell, the artist, died October 6, in New York City, aged 56-

THE ARMY AND NAVY'

have both to regret the loss of many gallant soldiers and patriots. Gen. Thomas W. Sherman. U. S. A., died at Newoort, R. I., March 16, aged 66.

Gen. Richard Taylor, son ot President Taylor, and a distinguished Confederate officer, died in New York City. April 12. aged 53.

Gen. Alfred SuUy, U. S. A., died at Vancouver Barracks, Washington Territory. April 27, aged 58.

Rear Admiral Enoch p. Parratt. S N., died in New York Cit). May 10, on the threshold of his 70th year.

Commodore Foxhall A. Parker, commander of the United btates Naval Ac llemy at Annapoli*, Md.. died at that place T«*ne xo, aged 5S.

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of eminent during the

Commander W C. We»t, who was on the retired list, died in Washington, D. C.. June 24, at the age of 53.

Capt. James C. Luce, commander of the Steamer. Arctic, which was lost twenty-live years ago, died in New Rcchellr*, Julv to, aged 74

Gen. John B. Hood, of th» Confederate army, died at New Orleans, August 31, aged 4S.

Rear Admiral Charle? Bourdman died September 13. at Martinsburg, W. a., aged 84.

Erskine S. Alien, Master Armorer cl he U. S. A., died September 11, at Springfield, Mass., aged 70 year

Lieut. Henry Harwood, of the United States Revenue. Marine, died at Philadelphia October 23.

John J. Abernethy, Medical Director in the United States Navy, died in NewYork City October 2S, aged 75.

Gen. James B.Craig died in New York City October 2S. Gen. Joseph Hooker, the hero pf Lookout Mountain, died at Garden City, L. I., Octobcr 31. aged 66.

Rear Admiral Kitty died in Baltimore, Md., November ir, aged 73. Gen. Charles A Barton, formerly ot the British Army, died at Norfolk, Va., November 20, aged 53.

Jefferson C. Drvis, a general in the Federal Army, died in Indiana, November 30. aged 51.

THE CHURCH'S LOSS.

Bishop Foley, the Rom«n Catholic pre

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late of Chicago, died in that city February 19. Rev. James De Koven. D. D., a prominent Episcopal clergyman, died in Racine, Wis., March 19, at the age of 48.

Bishop Edward Raymond Ames, D. D., LL. D., died in Baltimore, Md.. April 25, aged 73.

Right Rev. W. H. Odenhetmer, Bishop of Northern New Jersey, died August 14, in Burlington, N. J., aged 62 years.

Vicar-General Charles S. H. Carter died September 17, at Philadelphia, Pa aged 76.

Rt. Rev. Wm. R. Whittingham. Episcopal Bishop of Maryland, died in West Orange, N. J.. October iy, aged 74.

Rev. James Abbott died in Farmi ton, Me., October 31, aged 76. Rev. Dr. Ethan Allen, one of the oldest Episcopal clergymen in the United States, died at the age of S4, at Newport, Ky., November 17.

Rev. Dr. Wm. Ives Buddington, an eminent Congregational minister, died in Brooklyn, N. Y., November 29. a«jed 64.

BENCH AND BAR.

Ex-Judge George G. Barnard, of Boss Tweed fame, died in New York City, April 27, aged 50 years.

Asa Packer, for many years Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, died in Philadelphia May 17, aged 74.

Judge Abner Haseltine, with two other exceptions, the oldest ex-member of Congress, died at Jamestown, N. Y. December 20, aged 86 years.

Judge Samuel E. Perkins, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Indiana, dted at Indianapolis December 17, aged 68.

THE STAGE

has suffered the eclipse of a lew of its lights, and names which had been prominent in dramatic prints for many a year have been almost dropped from the familiar columns and are now mentioned onlv to be mourned.

H. D. Palmer, the theatrical manager, died in New York July 19. Gfcarles Albert Fechter died on his farm at Richland Center, Pa., August 5, aged 55 years.

Edward SeguiD, a prominent opera singer, died October 9, at Rochester, N. Y.

JOIRNALISM.

Morton McMichael, the eminent editor of the Philadelphia North American, and ex-Mayor of Philadelphia, was the first called to succumb to the grim angel He died in his home city on January 6, at the age of 72.

Benedict Prato, founder and proprietor of tne New J«rcey Fiei Zeitung, the leading German journal of that state, died at Newark October 29, aged 52.

John Heibert Howies, well knowr? in newspaper circles, dud at Portsmouth, N. H., December 14. as^ed 67.

William McK.ee, one of the pioneer editors of St. Louis, and senior proprietor of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, died December 20, in his sixty-filth year.

John Blair Scribner, senior parther in the publishing house of Charles Scribner'6 Son's, died in New York City, January 20, aged 28 years.

THE M'KEEN ^CADETS ENTERPRISE. The McKSIn Cadets have decided to begin recruiting to raise another company, so as to be able to form a battalion in the spring. Y'oung men sending their names up for membership must be 18 years of age, live feet, five inches high and of good tnon.1 standing. The new men as they enter will be placed- in „. the ranks of the second company and it is hoped to have enough in this company to make a good showing in the summer, at least. There i* hot a company in the United States that have made the progress the old company of Cadets have, and it is something to encourage the rifcw men who may come in to the new company. Cfip.'aim Friend will drill both companies until the (flection in June next, when a captain and other oiliceis will be elected by each company, and a major for the battalion. Arrangements have already been made for the tarnishing of a large armorv as early as May isr, and when this is accomplished the Cadets will be in a flourishing condition indeed. They are considered now as one of the best drilled cotnpanies in the West. They have a band that is coming to the' front as fast as themselves and we cannot see what is to keep them from forming another company, and making it as good as the other one. The next regular meeting of the company will be field on Monday night, and parents who desire to have their s,ns developed physically should see that they join this new company. Boys are kept under strict military discipline while in the armorv, and one is only to visit the quarters of the company to' see that a young man will lwarn a great many useful lessons from this service. We believe in encouraging any organization that is deserving, and the McKeen Cadets surely deserve all the help that can be given" them. JL.et the young men who desire to join the Cadet Battalion 6end up their names on Monday night accompanied by the proper amount and recommendation. 3» 1,-

ITCHING PILES—SY'MPTOMS «*£,' AND CURE. TftVsVYfiptoms are moisture. like prespiration, intense itching, increased by scratching, very distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling in and about the rectum the private parts are sometimes affected if allowed to continue very serious result* may follow. Dr. Swaynes All-Healing Ointment is a pleasant, sure cure. Also for Tetter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Erysipelas, Barber's Itch, Blotches, all Scaly. Crusty Cutaneous Eruptions. Price 50 cents. 3 boxes for $1.25. Sent by mail to any address on receipt of price in currency, or three cent postage stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne & Son. 330 Nor.th Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all piominent druggists. 1. **$AdY.

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THERE was a "select gathered in at a private fetreei cnicsen pit, where thoroughbred pit game cocks were put to fight. Those who were there say that two of the game fowls fought pluckily for an hout and a half, until one of them was too weak to come to time.

NEVER give up the ship. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will cure you, as it has done others, It costs little, and can never harm. Price 25 cents.

BURNED CRISP.

Horrible Murder iia Jlon

treat.

Tne Body of a Man Found in

his ^hop Bnrned to

a Crisp.

Death of Morris Ketchum, the Wealthy New York Banker.

Large Fire at Atchison, Kan

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HORRIBLE.

MONTREAL, January 3.—The body ot a man named Mulligan was found burned to a crisp in his shanty, near Sherbrooke, a few days ago. The coroner's jury came to the conclusion he had been murdered, and William Gray, from the United States, and wife have been arrested for the crime. Some money and clothing, which belonged to Mulligan, were found in their possession.

'•YOU WILL BE PROTECTED."

BOSTON*,

es from Augusta, say that rumors prevail in some of the counties that certificates of election have been issued in blanks bearing the seal of the Secretary of State, and given to the Republican membets who have been counted out. Appended to the certificates are the words, "vou will be protected.'"

DEAD.

NEW YORK,

Jan. 3 —Morris Ketchum,

a well known banker, died on New Year's dav. aged S4 years. Ketchum was very intin ate with Secretary Chase, and it is' stated that it was through his personal efforts that the government loans were placed here.

KATE FITZGERALD.

dispatch from Providence, R. I., says Kate Fitzgerald, who attempted to shoot Postmaster Pierce, of Bristol, some months ago, yesterday failed in an attempt to shoot herself. Mrs. Pierce, it may be remembered, jealous of Miss Fitzgerald, attempted to kill her husband, and eventually succeeded in taking her own life, by saturating her bed with kerosene and setting it on fire.

FIRE.

ATCHISON*.

Kan.. January 3.—About

half past 10 o'clock last night a fire broke out in a saloon in Winthrop, Mo., desstroying six building*. Loss not ascertained. The large elevator of F. P. Halsy was discovered on fire about 10:30 last night and totally destroyed. Insurance $20,000 on grain and building.

RAILROAD TIME-TABLE.

L'ni (iCj)tA, Obeatnut a «rl Tenth Btreeta »il trainw e-toept I. St. L.., (J. & T. H. mil iro! hti. Time five minutes faster thau CVrre ti'aucu thne. Iep of J. & .St. Ij.coracr Tlppecai.o mi-i Sixth streets.

Depot of I'. Ji & S. E, jrucr First and Main street*. Kxplanatioti 0/ Reference?: +5aturlay svooDtfsd. "duaa.iv exoepteil. 1 Monflay exu:ito4. '.Daily.

AND ALIA LINE. (Leave going East.)

Indianapolis Accommodation.... U'ast Line Eastern Express •ItiillnnAV'olia AeoOvuyicxiution.... (Arrive train East.) jWcstorn Express •MaU ami Express \FaBv Line .'

In't.ariapoiis Accomodation (Leave going West.) Fast Line Mail ami Accommodation Kxproas (Arrive from West.) B*aet Litu £iftngban Accommodation f..st. ru Kxpreas.. SVA N3VILLE.TKRBE HAUTE & (Depart for North.) Chicago Express: 'Danville Accommodation

'Accommodation Sev»7fork Express No. 8 (Leave going West.) JDay Express 11 Warn

Accommodation a »New York Express No. 6 1 80 a (Arrive from West.» Ac' imao l&tion

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THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE

THE READY FAMILY SOAP MAKER:

LEWIS'

98 PER CENT. PURE. (Patented.)

FINELY POWDERED.

The ntronirefft and purest Lye made. JVill make 13 pounds of the best Perfumed Hard Soap in 30 minutes without boiling.

The best water-softener maca. best disinfectant. following are iome_of^ the^ advantage^

The

obtained by using Lewis' 96 Per Cent. Pow Lye: First. It is packed in an Iron can with a Slip or removable lid. easily taken off and leaving the oontents exposed, there-

Viv "\lmrthe trouble, sonoyuico, snd danger (from flyinff particles), as with other Lyes, which, being solid in the cans, must be broken with a hammer to get the Lye out

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.. 40 a .. 8 10 .. 10 CO

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PILLS

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TERRE HAUTE AND LOGANSPORT. .(Depart 1 ffe Day Mall:. .'r Accomodation

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Accommodation 10 00 rKbi.HK HAUTE AND EVANSV1LLE. (Depart.) iNashviile Express 'Day Exrress (Arrive.) Mail and Express tixpress

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10 43

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ILLINOIS MIDLAND, f," (Depart.)

tfo.2. Peoria Express No. 4. Decatur Accommodation— 4:ti

No. 3 Decatur Accommodation.... 110 No. 1 Peoria .'Express TERRE HAUTE & SOUTHEASTERN 8. R-

Depart:

No 1, Mail and Express 7:oo a.m Arrive: No. l,Mail and Express S:oo p.

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Loalaville a Inuianapolis, Short Line 'Arrive. Indianapolis. Columbus Accommodation .10.10 a St. Louis & Chicago Express 12:00 noon

Bt^ouls & Louisville Express 10:50 (Leave.) Indian apoli? Uolumba« Accommodation...., 3.00 St. Louis and Chicago Express 4:10 a Day Express a St. Louis A Louisville Express 6:25

The only route between Indianapolis and Louisville, Naihville, Chattanooga, Atlanta Macon, Jacksonville and all points south

Grand Medal

HIGHLYPERPtMED.

Hecond. It being a fine owder, you can remove the lid and pour out all the contents, being always ready for use.

Third. Ateaspoonfnl or more can be used, as in water-softening, scrubbing, etc., and the lid returned to £he can, and thereby save the balance of oontents. With other Lyes all must be dissolved at once and

in a short time, or the

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Absolute purity. Free

from all adulterations.

Fifth* The best Soap can be made in from ten totwenf -. Hlxtl with this Lye are followed. (Seventh. One can of this Powdered Lye is equal to twenty pounds of Sal Soda or Washing Soda.

Eighth. One can of this Lye will saponify one

Eye.

January 3.—Special dispatch

Duna more of grease than any other Concentrated Ball Potash, or Saponlfler. Ninth. This Lyo in 28 per cent, stronger than any other Lye or Potash.

Tenth. One to two teaspoonfuls will soften a tub or the hardest water. Eleventh. One teaspoonfnl will *horoughly Olrause Sinks. Drains, or Closets. ... itivaluable for killing Roache*. Mice, Bats, etc.

The best artlclo for washing Tree3.

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The rnpidltv with which PERSONS TAKE ON FL"SH while 11 ndor 1 he iHf.tK'ncQ of these pills, indicates tht-ir aiaptabiiity to notiriah the body, hence their efficacy in curing nervous debility, melancholy, ('.yspopeia, wasting of the tnusclub.slug£^shnc:s of the liver, chronic cons'.ipntion, JUid iiapart ing health & .--frength to the .system. Sold everywhere.

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APPETITE.

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Anew and complete fiUIDR TOWF.DUXTC, containing Chapters on A Competent Womanhood, Selection of wife, Evidences of Viixinity,

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Temperamenti, Sterility. Advice to Bride*

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l^llT'TWttTO'TWtttvory woun:i or in. 01.vF.13i ^Jury, even by nccic?eot ar any diseafe, entitles a soldier of the late war to a pension. All pensions bv the law of J?»». 1879, begin back at date of rlls charge or iJcuth of soUiier. All entitled should apply at once Thousanus who are not jrawtn? pensions ar« entitled tn an injeasc, ."filfiiers and widows of the Slexisaa war are «*nr.itlO'l t. pensions. Vour case hall rpceiv* prrnit aitcntion. Write at once. Address C. L. *PE*:iK» U. 9. Pension Atiorney.nndianapolis, Indiana.

Maiiedrre^fojSSoto. SlO.OOO wffll be paid to any persoa who can explode a lamp fitted with pgr FATKHTKE SAFETY ATTACHMENT.

$10,000.

LAMP.

4 30 a

Hay nee any lamp or burner. PraTints dripping and beating Band for samples, with sls« uu Jeptbof yonrlamp. Newton'seafetvLamp Co., 13 Weet Broadway, New Ycrh 13 Wcl* IMvaOWa/i os"

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THE mnmi MEDICAL TRIUMPjy?? THE AGE.

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THE DEAF HEAR 1

THROUGH THE TEETH! PKBPECTLT. all Ordinary Conversation, Lectures, Oonoerts, etc., by HXW Chuuck, to the Rerrm of Hrarlnar, by a wonderful Hew Bet' enilSe Imeutlon,TH OENTAPHONC. For remarkatile public tciu on the Deal—auo 01 the Deaf and Dumb—See Hem York Htrald. Sept. 28, Christian Standard, Sept. 27, eto. It dlanlacen all Ear-traoipeta. else of an or* dinar? Wateli. Send for oar rRKE paapbleU Addren AMERiCAN DIRTAPH0NE CO., 387 Tine St^ aadaaU,OU»

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Also for coughs, colds, tort throat, croup aod tflDh* theriii, etc. Used and approved by tae lradU.g physicians of Euoroeand Amt-rica.

Tba toUstarticlca made from paro Vaseline—such as Pemade Vaseline Si: "'.Vaseline Cold Cream,

Va»9linoCamphor Ice 1 Vaseline Toilet Soaps,

are superior to any similar ones. Try them. SS and bo cent si^es of all o".r goods. Bold by ail Oragaista. Colgate Co., N,

CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. Bohannan's "••evtable Cirtlln" is warranted to per. mtncntly cure all fbmu of Speraattorrliea or Sealaal .. -,1111- inpotnnr, etc., and restore* inn back the

Philadelphia Exposition.

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The moft vnlunhl" family known for the treatment of w. niid*. onrno mire». cuts, akin dineaaea, rhi'iimntlsm, rhilblunif. cntnrrn. hemorrhoid*, etc.

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Veakaen, tieaeral lability,

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Power," and bring*

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sexual excesses or eVU prae

those who havti destroyed it ov sexual excesses or evil prae •.lees, in freni two to

weeks' time. This remedy, which

.ins been used by Dr. Behaniian'iii his private practice for over thirty yearn, was never known to fall in curing even the WORST CASKS. It Klves vitality and imparts energy with wonderflil effect to tlioie niid(lie-agsd men who feel a

It* Invigorating properties •uSbring from tne cpnseuctive habit of Self-Abuse

weakness oeymil their years we felt at once. Young men quences of that dreadfully destructive can ute this medicine with the assurance of a speedy and PBRMAKE.NT tare. The patient gaini strength »nd elasticity of snirits at oner, ca it atis directly on the parts aSfect. ed as a soothing and Healing tonic and anodyne to the r»iaxed seminal vcaicle* and Irritated ducts. Importing power and tone aim ivttormg them to their natural state, the same as If the baneful habit had never been Indulged in. The ingredients are simple productions of nature—barks, mots, herbs etc.. and area upccillc for the above diseases aarFrlcc, rive Doilsis, sent wfth full directions, etc..to any address. For ealc only nt Dr. C. A. Bohannan office, No C2l North Fifth street, between Washington avenue and Urecn street, St. Louis, Mo. Established .in 1837.

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