Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 July 1882 — Page 3

AMERICAN HOMES.

A Righteous Defense of the American 1/ Nationality

Against 81anderous Insinuations Touching the Vices of the Eace.

From the Indianapolis Evening News. He—If he was at the lodge last night, look in his pockets tor theater tickets. It lie saw the other on'- yesterday, there will be a hair or traces of powder on the vest pattern. If he brings home to his wife a "peace-maker" at midnight, he was not '*working on these books." If he thinks fche "ought to visit mother, for she needs rest and'rtcreatiou," it will be found the governess is good-looking.

She—If she dotes on her"dfear Marie," that part ot feminine anatomy, which is the houie of envious jealousy, could it be opened, would be found seething and bubbling. If t-he is at tea-time "tired to dentil, worked hard all day long," she read novel oil the lounge or was at the uiatiuee. If bins is troubled with delicate nerves, r:quirii'g considerable medical attention, tne family physician is a haodswuie man.

This is from an alleged "funny" paper ui-.d we presume is intended to be "fuu." It it were only dismal drivel such as mighl he passed around some select "literary club" for instance ensconced in the scenery of some back room, and appertaining only to the few addressed, or if it were some fireside tf»lc as in the nature ot personal confessions made by soma "lewd fellows of the baser sort" it were not worth the notice, but as a public thing, predicated of "He" and "She" as the typical nian and woman of the time, the representative of nineteenth century civilization and the fmlts of Christianity, it may be worth denial. Like that nasty s-Hig "They all do it" which came out with a smirk, with a crook ot the thumb over the shoulder, with a depraved wink of the eye, and was bawled iu the face of decency, and ot nil things, whatsoever, which were of good repute, so this etretches out its solid inference to smirch manhood ana womanhood everywhere. Translated, it means that husbauds are habitually unfaithful to wived and wive to husbands-a detestable moral atmosphere, such as prevades the most scrofulous ot ''scrofulous French novols on gray paper with blunt type." Who doesn't know its falsehood who might not feel the strain on churcater which a denial of its truth involves

That mere are such cases is true, and that there will be such to the end of time only iaith in the tinal christianizing ot the race can gainsay. And it is also to be said that, in the oldest and "steadiest" portion ot this country, "the land ol steady hubits"—New England-crimes against chastity are increasing in ralio nbove other cuiMt-a and only the other day Dr. Leonard liacon had a paper upon "Polygamy in New England," iu which ho contrasted Uiah and Connecticut, his general proposition being thai the crime was practiced in both places, with this difference, that in Utah it was against the law while in Connecticut it was in compliance with the law, there the legislature distinctly instituting it— meaning then by to so characterize the laws of divorc^ by which with fatal ease Christian wedlock is nullified and moral concubinage or what might be termed "successive polygamy" is i'osterfcd. Grouting for the sake of the case the full truth of this, it is a lesser and lighter thing in every way than that marital infidelity alleged of this land aud people by those wretched paragraphs which that "funny" paper seems to think are so consumedly comical. The thing is not Anglo-Saxon, it is not Teutonic, and the blood of this country is of that strain.1 When the Germans were savages in tents the chastity of their women aad the purity of their marital relations were the wonder of Rome and if one may trace Rome's siu in this regard among the Latin races ot to-day, he must see as plainly the inheritance of the old Germanic virtues among their offspring.

The Saxon was drunkfen, he ttecoarse and he was brutal. If we. hkvfc refined his coarseness and soltened' his-brutality we must admit we bftvd still his drunkeuness. "Americans drink to get drunk" is a common saying. So let it be, but if we acknowledge our vices let us at least maintain «ur virtues and pay off the detestable innuendo of our "tunny" paper with a good touDd denial which conforming to the truth shall give it the lie. This thing does not run in the blood which has filled Americans' veins. We may admit that drunkenness does, that brutality does, as finding its expression in the knock-down blow which is ever ready to supplement a quarrel that blasphemy does, in that preeminent facility in this regard which the Euglish language has. But the moral dry"rot which licenes the detestable expression of the basest animalism, whicb looks with complacency upon the things which our "funny" paper finds tood for jest, have no place among all our sins. We are a people whose heartstones are white. The family with us makes a borne, and oui homes have altars in thera. They are the refuge ot rcpentance and the shield of innocence, not the market for trade in sin. They are the sigaof better things, the moral conservator which comes first before the church, the sure foundation upon which the pillars of the 6tate rest, the earnest of that bettex condition hereafter.

The Busy Burglar.

Last night some burglar who either got in at the window or concealed himself in the .afternoon, attempted to burglarize the cash drawer at P. J. Kaufman's grocery. A counter drawer was pried open but it contained only 80 cents in change. The real cash drawer was not entered.

^Anniversary Celebration. The Second .anniversary of the district Lodge of Indiana will be celebrated by Thomas Lodpe No. 1897 G. U. O of O. F. tat Jtonningcr's Trivoli August 3rd. Lodges will attend from Indianapolis and other cities in the state. Tha ocdar is composed oT colored rs '/j

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VIGO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

July Meeting of the Society.

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From Wednesday's Dally.

The July meeting of the Horticultural Society was held at Lake Fluvanna yesterday. The weather was delightful, and a large attendance of cheerful faces urrounded the lake.

The first thing on the programme was a feast fit for a king, served as none but the ladies of tha*. society can serve dinner.

The next thing on the programme was the reports of various committees. Mr. Hulman made a most interesting repurt on vegetables, dealing with the fertilizers anil giving the result of some improvements. ifr. Eli Brown made a verbal report on flowers. Mr. B. is a most beautiful and instructive talker. He makes his reports verbally and afterwards writes them in the record book. He commenced bv say ing the subject was too narrow, a flower was but a part of a plant. The Bubject should be plants.

He had in one hand a small boulder in the other a pennyroyal, both of which he had picked upon the grounds.

He then, in most clear and beautiful language, de^criBcd the origin, nature and destiny of the rock, showing il had no organization and no life. He then held np the plant, showed it had life, how it originated from a cell, and that it was to grow and produce more cells and die to go bark to the elements.

At the next meeting he will describe the digestion, respiration, circulation, etc of plants.

Mr. Mark reported en Meteorology, showing the rain full ot June was less than the average lor the last six Junes being less than 0 inches, while last year it was less than 4 in 187i, and 1877, il was 9$ each year.

The other committees, not being prepared with reports, Mr. Mack was requested to describe the city of Alexandria being burnt by the English guns This he proceeded to do, making a diagram on the ground ol the city harbor forts fcc giving descriptions of the people, houses, streets and the cause of the bombardment.

He stated that Alexandria was a growing city, as hundred years ago it had but 5,U()Q or 0,000 population, a great portion of it is built up as well and looks like an American citv.

Prof. Carhart, by request gave two or three most excellent recitations. A more enjoyable nueting has rarely been held.

There will be no meeting in August. The next will be Saturday Sept, 2nd at Mr. Corey Barbour's.

The Terre Haute Literary Club. At meeting lastnight of the Terre Haute Literary Club the following drafted by the Hon Wm. Mack was unanimously adopted us thosentiment of the club on the departure of the Rev. C. It. Henderson

Rev. Charles R. Henderson is about to leave us. He was one ol the original, and always a taithful member." We are gratified to think lliat a distant city has so appreciated the merits of our brother as to call him to a higher end broader field of action. But, with the whole population where he has spent his manhood, we will feel the loss of his exal ted character, his broad theology, proficient scholarship and disinterested philanthropy.

We esteem his membership an honor to our society, and in coming year* will watch with pride his future as he rises higher and higher in his holy calling, ever sustaining the character of the scholarly Christian gentleman."

The society will attend Mr. Henderson's church on Sunday to hear his farewell sermon.

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TheU^h Qan^auesionwill meet aVthe Grai)d PacitfLc Hotel ib Chicago, tp ne$t Monday, for thepuiiMse,.offlifoetmg ,ah Monday, for the £ui£^sq, organization, &c. It is tko^hf commission will go to Utah in September.

One of the Sixth street Cbinameu'was arrested by Policemen Goodpasture and Patrick this morning on the corner of Fourth and Main and locked up on a charge of drunkenness. John was making his way down Fourth to Main and near the corner pulled up and tell over against the building unable to proceed any further. He was locked up with the other prisoners, who had considerable merriment at his expense. Afteiward he was taken before Justice Lockuian, who dismissed him, it appearing thajj John was not under the influence ot liquor but opium, which he had been smoking during the night.

Married.

TYLER-DAVIDSON.

Fred L. Tyler and Mids Nellie Davidson were united in marriage on Tuesday night at the residence of Fred's parents ou south Third street, the He v. Charles R. Henderson officiating. The newly wedded pair will live here. They vill go to-day to Illinois to visit some of the bride's relations. Both have hosts of freinds and deserve their popularity.

Rushing up the Wheat.

The farmers all seem to thoroughly appreciate the fact that wheat is higher now than it will be later on, and strain* ing every nerve to get it threshed and info market before the decline. William Conley, of Riley township, is hurrying his crop in with seven teames. .j

Tnis afternoon, while Henry Cliff: and wife were driving iu a buggy we^t on Alain street, the horse became frightened ntnr McKeen's mill at a lady's parasol and ran away, buggy collided with a lamp post in front of M. Smith's coal otUce aad w«m» demolished. Mr. and Mrs., Cliff were thrpwn ojut and Mr. Cliff slightly hurt.

Wk have received th5 preqaipm list of the 21st annual fair of tne Bridgeton Union Agricultural Society, composed of the counties of Parke, Putnam, Olay and igo, to be held at Bridgeton, Parke Co., August 2S, 29,30 aad 31 and September 1 and 2.

The telephone was brought into requisition at London, Tuesday, dating the bombardment of Alexandria, and the sound of the cannonading was distinctly audible, although it was impossible to communicate verbally. iTTTT

A fishing party went to Otter Creek yesterday, consisting pf Samuel Goeter Miss Loui Goetz, and Chas. Horni bg and wife. Coronjon report has it that the number of fish they caught was fabulous.

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Ladies new style front lace English shoe at X. Bolund's, the latest out, 500 Main street.

BRIGHT'S DISEASE, DIABETES. Beware of the stuff that pretends to cure these dis«ases or other serious Kidney, UriDary or Liver Diseases, as they only relieve for a time and makes you ten times worse afterwards, but relv solely on Hop Bitters, the only remedy that will sureiy and permanently cure you. It destroys aud reuioveB the cause of disease so effectually that it never returns.

Gladstone has given up hopes o! amending the LaniX bill the present session

The total amount of gold in the aurieferous sand of the Rhine has been estimated at $80,000,000 but it is mostly covered by soil under cultivation. The richest portions of this sand contain only about one part of gold in two millions, yet sands have been worked when containing a much smaller proportion. Gold in small quantities also occUis in the sands of the Rhone, the Aar, the Danube aud several other Europeau rivers.

Ex-Justice S wayne, of the United States Supreme Court, sailed fur Europe Friday.

Twenty years test proves that Brunkers Carminative Balsam is the champion of all remedies for Colic in Infants, Teething, Summer Complaint, Flux or Cholera Infantum, or for adults for Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus,. Congestion of the stomach or any pains of the stomach. Its reputation is unparalleled. 25c, 50c and $1 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

An editor of an English newspaper cracked a joke,-but be died the next day.

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATEANecetiil]. DR. C. O. FILES, Portland, Me., says: "Of all tha samples of medicine sent me during the past Jozea years, it is the only one 1 have ever found, which has become a necessity in my own household."

A Virginian has patented a vaticination pustule shield. ...

I USELESS FRI6HT. 4|i, To WOrry about any Liver, Kidney Or Urinary Trouble, especially Bright's Disease or Diabetee, as Hop Bitters never tails of a cure where a cure is possible. We know this.

Coal-dust is manufactured into bricks in France. ..

,THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLr GAZETTE.

FISH.

The Watson. Shryer, 0'Boyle Sage et al Party Catch a Bass and Cackle Tremendously Over It.

Rob Wateon one of the gay party of fishermen at. Port Sherman from here writes home that they've caught fish. It will be embalmed and brought home as a trophy. The others could'nt wait to write and have, it is said, telegraphed home about it. In the excitement the plug of tobacco which O'Boyle brought was entirely chewed up.

BRAIN WORKERS-

The complicated diseases arising from an overworked brain orexcessive nervous excitement should not be neglected, lest they end in linsanity and 'a premature crave. Ileed such symptoms as nervous debility, blotches, skin diseases, dizziness nervousness, dimness ot sight, cough, in digestion, catarrh of the bladder, and general despondency. When thus afflicted m«»ke haste to use Brown's Iron Bitters, it strengthens mind and body exhausted by disease and Buffering, is the truest of all life giving tonics, and nature's best assistant iu restoring the proper functions to every organ affected. It will surely cure you, for it has cured thousands similarly afflicted.

Gulick & Berry, .-J Cook & Bell, Wholesale dealers.

The Michigan Ceutral and Illinois Central railroad companies are mr.king arrangements to build a new depot at Chicago. ii

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. We will pay the above reward for an\ case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costiveness, we cannot cure with West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when the directions are strictly complied with. They are pure Vegetable, and ncveT fail to give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, 25 centB. For sale by all Druggists. Beware of counterfeits and imitations. The genuine manufactured only by John C. West& Co., "The Pill Makers," 181 and 188 W. Madison street Chicago, 111. Free trial Packages sent bj mail prepaid on receipt )f a three cent stamp. Cook & Bell of Terre Haute, Ind ABasseit, wholesale agent, Detroi.t

KIDNEY DISEASE, if" a*

Pain, irritation, retention, inc&^tinenc'e peposits, gravel, &cv, cured by "Buchndaiba I at depot druggists. Gulick, Berry & Co., Terre Haute. 7

There are 500 saloon-keepers in Milwaukee.

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fliade from harmless materials, and adapted to the needs of fading and falling hair, Parker's Hair Balsam has taken the highest rank as an elegant and reliable hair restorative.

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Pbbsok* who exasperate an audience persistent hacking and coughing, can 1 themselves of the annoyance by using Cough Bush.

The city debt of Boston is $40,103,312.

Messrs. Connor Bros., of Holyoke[ ^rite: St. Jacobs Oil is a retnarkable remedy.' It has*had wonderful effect in our %«*ks, ourtng the ttfen every time of rhentnatism. barhs, brufeefe, cuts, etc.* j.

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This Restorative is as harmless as spring water, and can be relied upon as the best preparation of the kind ever introduced.

Tlift very best of ity references can be given and the restorative ts for sale at nil drugstores. VV. E. Marold. »ole {irnpHetor

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Hunting Suits. Locks and Kegs,

Locks repaired and Keys made and Fitted.

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POCKET CUTLERY.

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