Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 December 1880 — Page 7

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THS CEN.UINE DR. C.HeLANE'S

LIVER FILLS

drfc* not tts a remedy for till tlje »n-4 that fTi-sfc is heir to," but ir ofTection.Hof the Liver, and \n nil IliliouB

Dyspepsia, and 8i»'K JIcul*

tell-, or di-eases of tha' character. Uiay Stewi without a rival. ACME AMD FE'£ff. {».. better cathartic ran be u-td pre^URZ.UJI t:i, or after taking quinine. AM ftsfiiijili: ir^ativv they ar. unequaled.

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. Mhv genuine art- never sugar-co.-tUd. Kecli box has a red-wax seal on Ok lid, HriHi the impression, McLANK SLIVLIl LHfA,. ivMcli wrapper ix-ars the rigimtomno! c. Mel,ant. and Flbmino linos. hi .1st Ilium having tin* genuine Oil -LANL'K LIVKU i'il.LS, pro b'.

FLOMNO HUOS., I'ltisburgli, Pa., the Titni being full of imitations of Ih* nfUif CichAttie, spelled differently hut iroi»»»cifition.

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tf^LliCE PILLS

A»t. the, t! owl Pnrs »lSro«(, lit ptea-aml to take. vc Ml-!,-.' Ju» potent »m! JinrmliMW U'•»» Yutur'Hi'! 4'lrj|nM rli»k( tion vet 5T''rf I' il. K- t'otMtlpn* ftJO-1. Still.,ISC5 Mj, Hlirl 'u l-l "'turncU'l s.'n/" fif ihe t\ntetr- it Cm V( rnrative r.-'tanl. Avoid •u.if-it.idii. 1.• 1* Ilia rulif'i'i-nlki| for. rtto»ji:.racrr laxvmvnm j»t upi* »:«s «»...! t. 11. A»!t your

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TUTT'S

AS AN AKTI-BHIOUS MEDICINE,

arc Jncomixirablo. Thoy stimulate the TOBP1W i,IVR It.inviRorato tho JM EftVOUS SYJ i'ilM, Rivo tone to the DIQE3TrrM O HO ANS, create perfect ditcestion nnd regular movement of tha bowels.

fiS ACS ANTI-MALARIAL

They Imro r.o oqiial nc.tinpc as a proventivormdcuic for Bill'-. Kcmittont, IntermiU«nt. Typiio'^ *'V ra, and Jf'ever and jftKnc. Upon t! »_lthy action of tho ifcmiocli and ivrr depends aim oat wholly, tha health of the human race.

DYSPEPSIA.

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la for 1":o ouro of this disease end its atbl CK-1IE

AD ACHE, J\1 EBV-

OU SNES8, l)ESi'OJVDENOY, CONgnPATlbN, PILES, &o., that these have Rained such a wide reputation. So remedy was over discovered that act! •OBpoedi'y tind pcently on the dinesitive Orleans, pivinp: tJiom tone and v1«or to asBimilato food. This accoinpliahed, the MEHVlS ero BHACED, tho BRAIN SOUitlSHKD,^^ and RO-

Try this Hemody iHirly and you

will gain a Vij?orou3jBody, Pure Blood, CMzong rv'cS, and a Cheerful mind. Price 25o. 05 Murray St., N. Y.

TUTT'S HAIR DYE.

Obay Haiu on WmsKKRS ohnnKed to ft Oi.ossy I5ua1£ Ijv «iit,-ln t'lirat ion o( this IJ R. It import* 't (!oi«r, Bii(l acts Inst-antrmfionBly. SoWJiyD.-i"- t««orK ntUy express on rocenloF$t.

Office, 35

St., New Yor^

Murray

Wiliard Hotel Lottery Afirtt'Qass Furnished Hotel For S3

1,964 Cash Prizes and 1,416 Property Prizes Amounting to $369,850 Tnr^utrawiH' wilt take place at. loulw vill«*,Ky., Iloccnibcritl, 1SSO, under Authority of a Special Act of t*"«) Kentucky JjeKtaUtfurc, aiul will bo uiuler tlie control of the following «llsintero»teil eoinniifwioncrsappointed iy tie Act: Hon. RobertM»Ulory, late M. C., of Oldham rounty 1J. M. Klourney, Preaiderit of tne

Louisville Car Hoof Company Hon. H. 1'. Whittakor.of (,,'ovington Henry Clay,.11., late Prosecuting Attorney of the (jouisvilic City Court,and(». A. Winston, of tho law ttru.v of t. v'i ,f. Caldwell A Winston, of Ijoolsville.

LIST OF PRIZES.

Tfce Willnul Hotel will, all (MM AM ltsturuiturcund fixtures (VM««|vvV One t*r ek reshlence on Green street 51.',()t) One Iwickre-siUcncoon (Jreonstreet 1S,W Twocru-ih prizes, eai-ii 5,000 l'W Two rash prl/.es, oncli -J.OOt) 4,1)4 FiveraKh prljsen, eaeli 1,000. f,00 Firec-axh prsj-.es, eaoh 3H0 2,.M) Fifty a»h pvlzva,each 100 f,00 One Kmidri" 1 Cii.sh prices, eachnO Five tmnilitil wish pristes, cach lo,t)0 Onert't of liar fuuiiure 1,00 One (too p1-4'10 f0 Oneljati'i'-otneNUver tea Hct 10 4O0bo \esi-V l?otui»on wni#ky,«i 14,40 lObufiiiot,* i_ iM inpagne, iV.„. .'»r50 Five Uuii'l .l c:i pi ize, each 10 •r'-(,0 fldbosMJlnc WIYICB, SO l'A^O 200bf».*tW lio!Krt(*on Co. vhtskjv'fu....,, f',W 400 bo*os Hii vana elgur#, 10 4,00 Five tiuntlmi cft»iujriat», each itf........ 00 WhoW*Tiek**l«,H(!ollars.' Halves, dollnrn. tiunrten., 2 dollars.

Rt-»*xivo.. wauicd at »ll ItnporKofctroa'ars kIvIiik f»H iufornatn.^ &iul r:a tickets, adiirev*

W. C. IX WlilPH,

Will ird Hotel, LoniHville.Ky.

H»« hotr} i« now open ami will be run by tlto undrr,«!gnWi until it is ready to be transitri\d to the lucky winner. The puMic are invited to stop* with nwv 'ind ec property for tiirmselvo^.

W. C. D. WHIPS.

'Batpsi

KKWPAf'KR AJJVKltTISING AGENT, PAK.I KOVV ?T»MKS BCII.DIMQ KKW YORK Is w^thorianl contract for advertise nt v. Krr.fi. at oar bast raL

LOVELY WOMEN was!" All hia associates call Brigoyll by the pet name of Brig. Murrjset.y was asked why it was that Abbott was so especially popular Facts aod Fancies About our Wives Soutli. and lie nave an a reason that ters and Sweethearts her fervid style wan particularly pleasing

Sarah's Coffin and Skeleton-

'Wc in America liuve heard of M'lle Bernhardt and her cccentri litic.^ so pardon the qncston, Doyou really posess a coflin

"Why, of course," cxclaimed the. actress, "1 have it in tnj home. Why? not I sinill Bleep in it some time." "It iBHaid you have slept in it."

That is newspaper gossip. No such tiring ever occurred." "And you really possess a skeleton

The lady laughed merrily as blic replied: (A skeleton Yes, I have one and it i.n always hanging in my bedroom. I would not lw* without it." '•That is a strange taste, Mile IJeruhardi—h/tally at variance with acceptwl idea^'

"Wh.v nhould I not have it'/ It reminds me constantly of the en.] of all things it rem nds nie of death." "Death and beauty ar,: not supposed to be companions." "NoV Why," Haiti M'llo Bernhardt, in a low ami Ifirilling voix\ "I think death is beau ti fit!

As the reporter ditiered with the. fair lady he quickly changed the subject.— ft'tw York Slar.

A Mutinous Young Lady.

Tho inherent .spirit of mutiny which belongrt roine persons was curiously exemplified l/.y a recent Liverpool case, in which a young lady was fined *'ve bIii I ling.s for refusing to kcc]) to the right in defending one of the approaches to the Liverpool landing stage. Unlike the individual described by Goldsmith, wlio-e eon net was right with his argument wrong, the young, lady of Liverpool was neither right in her argument nor her conduct for shn would not go to the right. Had .she refused to to the left ii itild bo innte easy to understand hei «•'»T cllift, for al all times superstitions have existed which regard thing oceuring on the left hand as of evil omen. When the God of Love in 'attilliis' poem wihes to be auspicious to the pair of lovers he sneezes- obligingly on the right hand side, nnd the belief which was old at. the time'of the poet of Lcsbia still survives in a hundred superstitions. But it is to 1)* feared that no oilier reason impelled the obstinate young Liverpool lady to insi-st upon going to the left than because she was specially enjoined to go to the right. The mere fact of being toid to do one thing and forbidden to do another is in itself sufliciect incitement to some pe.sons to act in a contrary sense. What would the tjeroii.c of the Liverpool case do ifshe chanced to travel in sonicforeigii towns, were people are only allowed to go across bridges on one side and return on the other? Foreign police are often very strict, and it is really cireaftild to think of the number of lines she would have to pay to local exchequers if she did r.otconqucr her desire to go to the left when told to go to the right, and to the right when bidden to keep to the, left.

Women as Capitalists-

Of the $040,440,31)0 of four and four nnd a bail'per cent. National bonds held in this country by individuals, woman hold §72,072,850.-This by no means shows the interest oi the women in these bond-i, for, especially in the Eastern and Middle Slates, women own bank stock or are depositors in savings banks, to a very great extent If to this we add the fact tluit women in these days hold real estate in their own names, and at their, practically speaking absolute disposal, we shall see thai the woman ot this country have a large interest in it. And this is a conservative factor in our history. Whatever may be said as to the mailer*of universal suffrage ior woman, there is no question that those who have properly will seek to know something ot the reason for its taxation, the mode in which the money is speiit, and more or less of the fundamental principles and duties of government. Nor is there any more doubt that the intent of this class would be to obtain and maintain an honest and able and economical Government. The changes in our laws which ave given the women so much right in and liberty of disposition of her own, have been more equitable to her than they have been valuable in steadying the generul judgement. —Providence Journal.

Emma Abbott and her Kusbawd.

Eugene Wctherell, Miss Abbott's busband, is, in the true sense of the word, a business man. He and his wife have both grown from poverty into riches. Their combined property is estimated al $125,000. Wctherell insists that Abbott shall have her separate fortune Every week she sends the bulk of her salary to her bankers in New York to be deposited in her name. Wctherell has a warm heart under a covering of adamant. He is hard to becctnc acquainted with. Once pierce tho coat of adamant and his heart is as warm and responsive as a girl's. He is deeply in love with Abbott. They were married in I^ondon several years ago. Abbott thinks WcMicrcll thii handsomest man in the world. She loves to talk about him about his manly beauty and goodness to lie$.

Abbott is a very pious Voman. One of her missions on earth, she says, is to see her husband in the bosom of the church. Wctherell says she insists on kneeling down and saving her prayers every night before going to bed. "No matter bow severe the weather is and how much risk t-hc riin"of taking cold," he says, "she kneels down bv her bed and spends five ini..utes in her devotions. She says she ntivt yet took cold while saying* her prayers.

Miss Abbott is not a very great eater. The afternoon that she left here she took supper with Mr. Witlicrell, Brignol', Castle and several others at a wrll-known oyster place. The bill of fare was elegant, including fish chowder, broiled mackerel, duck, tenderloin, &c., with accompanying wines. Abbott drank half a gla^s of claret she "Will not taste any other kind of liquor, unless for medicinal purposes. As Abbott earno out from her supper she noticed a bar in the front of the place. "Oh, dear me," she said,"I'm afraid this Isn't a nice place but Brig told me it

I to the warm, glowing, sentimental nature of the Houthcrner.

Exfavaaanc of French Actresses

The stranger who comes to Parik and does more than merely see the ordltiary sights can not fail to have been a|ruck by the ituport ant part that actresses and demi monduiiua—often synonymous terms —play in the life of the great city. They set the fashions they are received Ui the salons of the haute finance theyj are to be seen every-where—at the racist, at the theater, always in the best places many of them live in very elegant tylc, and are apparently never in want of money. In short,their influence is-verv great.* But bow much of their elegant-c is great. But how much of their elegance is "vvliit'! elephant?" With the exception of Patti aiul Nilsson. both foreigners, and Judic, who earns some 200,COO francs a year in France and in Prussia, there arc* but few millionaires amoii tho actresses of Paris. Grizettc is rich through her marriage, and lives uncomfortable opulence, and is, moreover, an excellent mother. Bat the othcr.iV Suae of these women, will, perhaps, manage their affairs better some day, for they have plenty of talent, and are handsomely paid, and the approach of age will doubtless remind them nt length that they can not bt: eternally stars of the first magnitude. First on the list of the improvident and spendthrifts must be Sa ah Bernhardt, always ln ad over ears in debt, and Jeanne Granier, whft cams 00.000 francs a year at the Renaissance and u0,000 francs in her holiday tours Marie Heilbron, who has had millions and spent them. But the rest are constantly sustaining an almost helpless struggle against old debts. You see them in Bois in fine carriages, and dressed by tlie first milliners and tailors. But the bills are not paid. Almost all the charming young ladies of the Palais Royal, the Boull'es. the Renaissance, the Gymnase, (he Vaudeville, are in a chronic state of indebtedness. After all, it mu.it be remembered that tho earnings of most of these ladies on the stage itself are modest, and that even in Paris the the list of nobobs is limited.—Paris rc.ixm(h!)ice Newark Aihaiticr.

Gossip About Womon.

Bijou Heron has grown to be a big fat woman. Mrs. Garfield refuses to have her face photographed or engraved.

"Spanish girls," says London Truth*

nr.: the most sprightly llirts in the world,'' Hump! lie had belter visit an American summer resort.

Mrs. Garfield will be assisted in the While House by a young English lady of rare, characlcr" and accomplishments. Name not as :i known.

A Murray llill (N. Y. girl lias had one of Iter feet modeled in marble, and pesented it to her bet rot lied to be used as a paper weight. From its size be will dedicate it to light literature.

Now, by Jove, we've got it! We're going »o reform this theater nuisance. Announcement: A big bat ninkes a woman look twenty years older than she is. There!—Boston Pont

Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood on Thursday argued a case i'v the Supreme Court, of the United States. This is the first case on record where a woman has appeared as counsel before that august tribunal.

Mr. Edward Langtry, the husband the Jersey Lilly." arrived at New York Wednesday on the City of Berlin, and is at the Westminster, lie did not bring the "Lilly" along for reasons which it is not neccssarv to mention.

Our most acted and estimable friend Miss Susan B. Anthony, is lecturing on a new subject, "Woman wants not bread, but the ballot." Wrong you are a sealskin saeque is what woman wants at this season ot tho year, and don't you forget it, Susan.

The Princess Louise, it is understood, will not return to Canada, and it is added that the Pi incess makes no secret of the disappointment to which she has been subjected in lier endeavor to throw a little refinement into the tone and manners of the Canadian Viceregal Court. The Princess, who has always been _regarded as the artist of the Royal family, finds herself completely isolated from all artistic life at Ottawa.

An actress has just finished dressing herself for her part, and is going on the stage, when hrjr mother buists upon her in tears with an open letter in her hand.

My dear child, do voti krfovv what has happened Your sister is dead "Oh, my, how can you say il—how !in you say it just when I have made up "my face, and can't cry? Why ouldu't you have waited till after the third act!',

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

the Sacred Name of Clarify

Tho care of the sick, the homeless, the .veary ones of earth's children, maimed, crushed, bruised, burning* with fever, torn by disease, is the highest mission of man on earth. 'I he support of the orld-renowned Charity llospitul in New Orleans has been by* legislative enactment and constitutional recognition placed for twenty five years from lHOb on a liberal subsidy secured trom the Louisiana State Lottery Company. 'I he next, or Grand Semi Annual Drawing, takes place oi Tuesday. Decent'er ith. when $.V22..Wi is distributed in prizes to hold crs of tickets or fractional partthereof, full information of which am '.K' had of M. K. Dauphin, No. .'Ill) Broadway, New York citv, or same person at New Orh-a is, La. "Write at once.^

Barney Macauley's new play, "Quartz Valley." was very favorably receaved in St. Louis.

The Calif Sisters of the Evangeline dompanv, an two of the best bur espucrs •n the profession.

E. E. Rice re-Written the burlesque "Horrors," and re-named it, npw calling it "Prince Achmct."

IN THE JAWS OF A BEAR

An Idaho Hunter's Despera'o Encounler .With a Grizzly

The BIhekfoot Idaho) Reginter tell the following story of the narrow- escape of a prospector from a grizzly bears "Alout teu days ago Mr. Talbjt, who Lost river, seventy miles from Blaekfoot, started out with his dog (at shepherd) alter games. He traveled a mile or two, when be saw a fawn and shot and wondcd it, not, however, so but that it could run, which it did. Mr. Talbot and the dog followed until they came to a small ticket, into which he had seen the fawn disappear. Pushing the brush aside, he was alK»ut to plunge through, when in a moment, he was confronlrd by a huge grzzly bejr, which struck him a severe blow on the sholder before he hardly knew what it was. JIc immediately tried to bring his gun to bear on him, but in so d.»ingdischarged it. The bear then got tlic man's head partly in his mouth, cutting the forehead terribly, but no breaking the skull. In a moment's forethought lie pushed his hand into the qear's mouth, and allowed hitu to chew it, thinking lie would thus get an opportunity to relbab the'gun with his other hand. In Ihe meantime the dog had been attackep his bcarship in the rear, and did such good work that be finally let Mr. Talbot go, and mace for the dog, following it through the brush. Exhausted and baelv wounded, with blood streaming from bis l'ore head, both knee joints nearly broken and one hand like a dishrasr, Talbot -crawled out, and was soon joined1'"by faithful dog. Tying bis haudkerchiCf around the dog's neck, be sent him back to camp, and in a short time bis partner and their cook, who bad followed the dog, were on the ground and assisted him to camp, where he is now lying, but is getting along first rate, and in a shdrttime will have fully recovered. He owes his life to his companion, the doe.

Important aniJ Cautionary rtice to all intending purchasers of sewing machines.

Offi'f White Seining }[a chine Co., Cleveland Ohio,November, 1880.

We particularly call your attention te to the fact that we stamp a number in plain district figures ou the pack shuttle-racc side of each macliin. and keep a record of such numbers When sold, a warrenty for five years is given to the purchaser. This warrant bears the name of the agent who purchased the machine from us, as also I ho date of purchase and a number corresponding to the slide number. The warrant is siuncd by us, and lias the Official seal of our company stamped upon it. All other warrants "in our name are spurious and parties finding the slide numbers mutilated or defaced and no warrant to correspond with the above description, may know at once that, sooner or later the owner will be involved in trouble with no one tivfall luck upon. The gennine While is to-day the most popular machine upon the market, the cheapest and best to own or sell. A larger number of the White have been made and sold since they were placed upon the market than any other make in the same length of time since sewing machines wen* invented. Their 'ighfne-s, speed, space, beauty, quietness durability and price, combine to make them the machine that every family desires to own. and thoroughly satisfied when once they possess the "White."

The regular authorized dealer for Tcrre Haute and country round for fifty miles, is J. N. Hickman 301 Main street and we advise intending purchasers to patronize none other, and thereby get the genuine "White."

White Sewing Machine Co.

Removal.

Mrs. Roach lias removed from her Fourth street establishment to more commodious quarters in the JIc Keen bl«ck, 658 Main street, where she has a large forcc of the most competent dress mukeis and is prepared to till orders on short notice. She will soon have ihe store filled with notions, trimmings, &c., &c, and will be glad to see her friends and patrons, feeling sure that she can supply them satisfactorily.

HOW TO CLICK.

Consumption, Coughs,

COLD3. ASTHMA, CROfP.

All diseases of the throat lung* and pulmonary Organs.

Use According to Direction*.

Allen's Luiisr JSalsam

I)r. A. Drake.

Veterinary .Surgeon.

'Mflce 21 north Tlilrtl, at Carico's stable. Kesidence, 121 north Fifth. TreatsevoryUl'caw! known to liorse and enttl»» at moitenitu cost, lla-s met with iargv notice and untforni suoeinH,

THOMAS J. CIST,

fjreiici'ftf A ticfioneer.

Will w*ll on commission ft cry description of property. Including horse*,, bunsjles, waRons, cIosl«K-oiit nnd execution sales of merchandise will sell for parties ontslile as well as within tlie citj* will cry administrators'sales in any portion of mis or adjaeen conn ties at witlKfiMstory nitt«—in short, will -l.tiid eonstantly ready to do every deser:i'! n»n of auetloiieerinjr. Oftlee for the present at the Livery Stable of (ieorge W. Cnrfeo, on north Tlilr 1 utiwt, iiive liim a rail.

JEt-A H0'J:£S0CK

E. L. GODECKE,

(UUCCEHSOR fO A. U. ItOOLKY)

DEALERIK

Books, Stiticnerj ud Km-

Pictures, Frames and Mouldings

No. 408 Main street,Terre llaoto Ind.

DYSPEPSIA.

LUNG

I)r. IIartku's I rot Toxic 1b a preparation of Protoxide of Iron. Peruvian Bark and tho Pho«-phatr-i. associated with the VerHnbla Aromatic. Kn»!or*cd tv M«Mllrnl l'mfposlon, MitO rccom-» mended by thciu for D7p«p»ta. tientral Orbltlf.r. li«rnar». Want of Vitality, Kerrous Pronlrallun, i'ouvaletecuce from Fevcra And Chronic Chilis an4 JFever. It acrrea every purpose wlisn a Tonic la necessary.

ManBfactured bj THE DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., Ho. 213 North Main Street, St. Louis.

PETRILEf'M JELLY

I Used and approved by tlie leading PHYSII CIANS of EUROPE and AMERICA.

ost Valuable .lemedy

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SKIN

CATARBH, HEtfOREHOIDS, Etc. Also for Coughs, Colds, Eoro TLi-:at, Croup and D.'phthoria, etc. £3-Try them. 25 and fid cent sizes of all our goods.

»AND Jir.OIL ATTIIK PHILADELPHI A EXPOSITI'JI'. WLVtia MfcUAI- AT TllF VXIUH EXPOSITION,

OK 30 DAYS' TRIi^LI

'Wm JSOHOOTO ON SO DAYS' TOBLXi9LE* im. DTK'S CELEBRATE!* IXECTnC-VOLTAJC BKl.TS, HATi^S. HCSTMfSOlUES, TRTTPHKS, HCrnHiTKItS, »4 OTITER Arrr.iASCKS, to any person (yoiifiit or olfll »tiD:llnif fmra N CKVOCH DISK ASKS, I'll I2M ATC UK Di A Y, I.OA Of VITAI.lTV, or '.* thono anficted with Kill.I il.SM. KKl'KAMJIA, I'AUAl.YSIM, KYSI'Kl'SM. l.lVEi'dk KIDXKY TROUBLES, SI'INAl. AFTKCTIOJiS. IiCmii.' s, DISLASKSOF A DR1.KSATK HATH UK or kith«r W*,

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SIGN OF THE BIG BONNET

Elegant Trimmed Hats and Sonnets Us*rich Flumes and Flowers, Fancy Feathers. S:lls, Satins,

FUB^STURb!

New Goods, New Prices, at 327 Main St. T. E. FISHEB.

WE WARM THE WORLD!

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The Lancaster is a Block Coal burns slowly, yields more heat and make*

less a-dics than any other coal sold in the market. Sold at the* same pricc, in

quantities of ten or one hundred bushels, by

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LUNG DISEASES. IR0A. E^SzS, R£A -IH fROUS'. EQ.

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