Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 April 1883 — Page 3

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PY/EVIA« SBPTUEMIA, BCBOFULA, and other forms of blood poisoning, resulting in glandular swellings, ulcerous patc&es in the throat and mouth, abscesses, carbuncles, tunors, ulcers, sores, and sk«n eruptions, are speedily neutralised and expelled by the CUTICCKA

BKSOIVEST, the new blood pu

rifier, while the «kin is cleansed of all aisfiguring humors by til© eztoniftl use of CJ7TICURA and CTJTICTOA SOAP, the great skin cures. CUTICUBA RESOLVENT absolutely destroys disease gernn, which float in tae blood, urine, and perspiration—there is no •ioubt about it—ana expels them through the bowel!", kidneys, yd pores of the skin.

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CTTTICTU*A Bnaspn are t&6 greateBt remedies cm.eartM. Hid the woflit ease salt rheum in the ©onnty'. My ttottiw had it twenty years, ahd it farit died frona it. I B-iitive CTJTICUBA would have saved aer lif.%' My irnts. breast and Bead were covered for three years, wblch nothing reljcved of cured until I used the CtjTICVRA RE3OI,VKNT internally, and CUTICUBA fend CtJTicuaA 8oAP_exterually. ....J

Newark, O. J. W. ADA*9.

aest Bloid Purifier.

I have used your CUTICUBA remedies In several cases of Eczema, Moist and Dry Tetter, and cared them ail. Your CUTICUBA RESOLVENT, SO far as my supply allows me to test it, has, in my hands, exceeded in efficacy and efficiency any alterative feoftapcund (blood purifier) I have ever made of so an active practice of 30 yeara' duration.

\l Providencc, R. I. Cure in Every Case. Your CUTICUKA remedies outsell all other diMnes I keep for skin diseases. My c.womers and patients say that they have fleeted a cure in every instance, where other remedies have failed.

H. W. BHQCKWAT, M. D..

7 Franklin Falls. N. H. Cuticura Resolvent, CUTICUBA, and CUTICUBA SOAP, sold everywaere. Price: CUTICTTBA, 50c and fl per box. CUTICUBA RESOLVENT, si per bottle. CUTICUBA SOAP, 25C. CUTICUBA SHAVING SOAP, 15c.

POTTER DBUO AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.<p></p>CATARRH

SANFORO'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the Nose and Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervcas Heaaaciie aud Fever instaotly relieved.

Choking mucous dislodged, membrane cleansed and healed, brenth sweetened, smell, taste aud hearing restored, and ravages cheeked.

Coughs, Hronchitls, Droppings into the Throat. Tains in 'he Cliesr,. Dyspepsia, Wastinc of Strength and Flesh, Loss of Sleep, etc., cured.

Ooe bo tie Radical Cure, ona box Catarrhal Solvent and one Dr. banford's Inhaler, in one package, of all druggists, for $i. Ask for SANFORD'3 RADICAL CUBE, S pure distillation of Witch Hazel. AM. Pine, Ca. Fir, Marigold, Ci ver Blossoms, etc. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL V.. Breton.

ftfAII-IAfQ* tor the relief and preven tlon, the instaut it if ap 'piled, of Rheumatism, Neu ralzla, Sciatica, Coughs

Colds, Weak Back.Siotaacb and Bowel.1*, Shooting Pains, Numbness, Hysteria, Female Pains, Palpitation, Dyspepsia, Liver Com\plaint, Bilious Fever, Malaria, and Epidemic, use

__ ,w Collins' Plastere (an electric battery combined with a porous plaster) and laugh at pain. S!5c everywhere.

ARWf 9 fend slamp at once for terms and AlfaljU* exclusive territory on our new subscription p.-J- TminiA«everybody ten book, worth AiCrClJ MAWVOPtimcs its cost.

We have the best line of subscription books in the market, and solicit correspondence with experienced canvassers.

FAIRBANKS, PALMER & Co. 133 and 135 Wabash avenue, Chicago.

ELY'S CREAM BALM,

for Catarrh, Cold in tbe Head, Hay Fever, &c. By its use I have overcome a disagreeable discharge from my nostrils, am free from pain in my eyes and head. John W. Lane, Hardware Merchant, Newton, N.J.

7 LUDINGTON, jMticu., Feb. 2,1880. I have sold Hop. BiUera for four years and there is no medicine .that surpasses them for billiou9 attacks, kidney complaints and many diseases incident to this malarial climate.

AFTER MANY WEEKS.

The Maggie Hennecke Mystery at Milwaukee Solved at last

A cfiM Murder in Indiana—A New r* ,York lawyer Charged With »•«*«. Swindling.

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E N. LJECKBB, M. D.

icksonviile, PA»

Great Blood Medicines. Tne half has not been told as to tbe great curative powers of the CUTictBA REMEDIES. I have paid handreds or dollars for medicines to cure diseases of the blood aQd skin, and never found anything yet to equal the CUTICUBA REMEDIES.

CHAS.-A. WILLIAMS.

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MiLwtfrKEir* Wis!, April 20 —The Maggie Hennecke mystery was solved this morning by the discovery of her boiy in the river near Jones Island, only, a short distance from where her hat was. found a few days after her disappearance The body was first seen by Capt. Williams, of. the tug boat, and. wben discovered was near the middle ot the river floating on the surface. It was towed to thesbore aud tbe authorities notified. On the arrival ot tbe wagon at the station Supt. "Whitehead and Chief ^Jfason viewed the remains and they were without trouble identified as those of Maggie.

Tbe gold necklace was in its place. The little nut Basket suspended at her neck was still there and tbe gold baoid ring with the initials lM. H" engravefd on it. The body was swollen by the water and tbe features were almost unrecognizable. The eyes were wide op^n and protruded, giving her face a borribje expression. At tbe morgue the remains were placed on a marble slab and undtr instructions ot the officers ot the humane society were prepared for burial. Thty will probably be removed to the home of Mr. Hennecke on Hanaven street this afternoon. The mother was also immediatley notified of the discovery of her child. Mr. Henneoke unfortunately left for White Water, this state, at 7 A. M. and theldiscovery was made at 7:30.

Maggie Hennecke disappeared October 24th, 1883. The theory is that ber body was caught by a projecting pile ol wbari and held down.-

Maggie was about 12 yeats of age. Opinions are divided between tbe theory or suicide and accidental drowning. FIGHT BETWEEN TRAMPS AND POLIOS.

BRAINERD, MINN., April 20.—-Sheriff Mortz and police had a lively skirmish yesterday alternoon with a crowd of armed tramps who had stationed themselves at the railroad bridge near tbiis city and holding up every one who cainle along. The officers captured six of the party, who were lodgtd in jail. Policeman Sboutell and Deputy Sneriff Palmer were slightly wounded in the affray. After the first CHpiure the sheriff and posse, armed with Winchesier rifles, started in pursuit of tbe others, who were hidiog in the timber on the river. They came upon two lyinj'- in the thicket, re vol vers in hand. One was the man who had shot Sboutell. They were ordered to throw up their hands and refusing,the police party tircii severelyAfld probably fatally wounding one of the hunted men, who was afterward removed to jail with his companion, making a total capture of ciht. They all claim to hail from New Orleans and have been working their way gradually from that city up the riTCr

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H. T. ALEXANDER.

MR. J. B. CISKRO, of Indianapolis, was cured of Biliousness of two ears' stand. iDg, by tbe use of Brown's Iron Bitters.

Dorsey's Angling.

Brooklyn Eagle .-General Arthur, one of the most accomplished anglers that America has produced* has the largest salmon ever caught with a fly in this country, weighing tifty pounds. Another distinuished angler, who has caught even arger fish, is the President's friend, Hon. 8 salmon, and bemsed soiipiw .bait. :v

Lowell's Labors

Chicago Times:—Minister Lowell, who is determined to preserre peace between Albion and Columbia at all hazards, is making coLciliatory speeches and eating English diauers with the most indefatigable industry. If Lowell should happen to be blown up, what a wreck of pudding and a crush of beef it would be, lo be sure.

TSCROFULA.

A lnedicine that destroys the gerinsoi" Scrofula and lias the power to root it out is appreciated by the afflicted. The remarkable cures o*t men, womet\ and children as described by testimonials, prove Hood's Sarsaparilla a reliable medicine containing remedial agents which eradicate Scrofula from the" blood. 100 doses $1. Sold"by all dealers. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.

Mrs. P. H. Bland, of Louisville, who has been visiting Dr. Joseph Richardson, left to-day lor her home,

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CHILD MURDER

INDIANAPOLIS, I nd. April 20—A special to the Daily News from Madison,.Ind., says inlbrmation from Utica haslieen re eeivec that a lime burner, named Lewis, while intoxicated, murdered bis infant child with a club and struck his wife with an ax,mfl ctingalatal injury. Lewis was arrested (hid taken* to the Jeffersonville jail. No information from the latter place in regard to it:

THE GOVERNMENT BUILDING

A Meeting Held to Consider the mvf.., Question.

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A meeting of between twenty and thirty business men, owners of ptopety and doing business in the West part of the city, was held last evening in the Council Chamber, ft was a private meeting, but, in.view of a misieport, it is proper to say that the meeting, which had reference to a site .for tbe government build* ing.was not held in the interest of any particular lot. Those in attendance were there in behalf of any location which would be central to the business part of, the town, and the. sense of the meeting, as developed in an interchange of opinions, was that the building, in view oi tbe business interest and convenience ot business men, and in order that the whole body of our people|might be equally bene* fited as near as possible, should be located not further East than tbe alley dividing Sixth and Seventh streets, running North and South. But no locality, either North or South oi Main street was designated, recommended or spoken of, and it was well understood that if the Commission located the building North or South of Main street, on ady ol the sites publicly spoken of, West of tbe line mentioned, it would be tbe most advantogeous to. the whole city, and the busines interests therot. This and nothing more was the tenor of the talk, and the committee appointed to consider the matter are fully agreed on the matter.

THE WEATHER.

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A Frost Last Night.

There tvas a sharp frost last nig. Most of the gardnerers and florists, feeling its approach, prepared for it by covering exposed plants and in this way avoidea all damage. A curious fact was noticed by Wm."t5Cholz. the gardcer south of the city, that it seemed to get colder after the rising of the sun and the glass covering of hot beds, cle^r at sunrise, shortly thereafter became cooled with frost. Some apprehension is felt for to.night, but with good luck it is hoped no dama-

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may be done. The following despatches show the weather elsewhere: SNOW IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, April 19—Been snowing heavily here tor several hours to-dav without any appearance of clearing.

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RUTLEDGE'S RI6HT.

To Kill George Volner Asserted By the Jastlc of the Peace Before Whom He was Tried. 1

Justice Noel, of Rockville, before whom tbe preliminary hearing of Chas. Butledg* for the killing of George Volner, was heard, yesterday evening discharged tbe prisoner from custody on tbe ground that be was justified in doing what he did. Sentiment is 'divided as to whether tbe decision of tbe Justice right. Rut edge's trends are jubilant at "bis release, and the friends of tbe deceased are correspondingly exasperated The defense of the prisoner was conducted in a very able manner by James T. Johnston & 8. D. Puett. Rutledge's wife was greatly overjoyed at tbe finding and wept when the announcement was made. If the decision of the Justice is not satisfactory, Rutledge can be indicted by tbe grand jury and brought to trial again, as tbe decision in a preliminary bearing of this sort does not at a'l bar a subsequent prosecution. ...

J! F0R6E0 CHECKS

An Eas: End Grocer and 6. Belt the Victims. In order not to defeat a slim chance of catching the scoundrel, tbe following has been suppressed a tew days:

A stranger who gave tbe name of Geo. T. Price bought a dollar's worth of coffee at a» east end grocery and presented a check on Joseph Strong, proprietor of the well known coffee and spice mills, receiving back $16. Tbe forgery was poorly executed and was detected at once by Mr. C. Warrtn, cashier of the First National where Mr. Strong does business. Another check for $20 was forged on Mr. C. C. Belt.

Mr. Vansiokle Identifies His Horse, Notice was made yesterday of the arrest of Chafe. Snyder for stealing a horse from J. C. Vansickle, who lives at New Palestine, Hancock county, this state. Mr. Vansickle and Capt. Campbell, of the Indianapolis police force, arrived in .the city to-day. The former identified the horse as being the one stolen from him on Monday evening, April 16tb, and the fellow Snyder as a man who was around his store -and vicinity a good deal. Capt. Campbell/recognized Snyder as being an Indianapolis character who has already served some time in the penitentiary. The horse Was shipped by Mr. Vansickle to his home to day and the prisoner was taken to Greenville, the county 6eat of Hancock cuun

Th Stock Law.

Some thirty years ago the then board of commissioners of this county adopted an order allowing all stack except jacks,, stud-horses and bulls to run at large. This has been in force in the several townships foi these many years. A few days ago the board, on the application of Prairie Creek township citizens, repealed tbe ord'er as it refers to that township. Since then a similar petition has been put in from Prairieton township, having on it many names. Only five persons could be found who offered its repeal. The order will be in effect ip all tbe other townships unless it is rescinded.

TWO GIRLS OUTRAGED.

WARSAW, IND., April 19.~Two daugb ters of Lem Rungan and Eli Christ, ten and twelve years old, while out gathering vines for the purpose of decorating a school room, were accojted by two rufflaus who chloroformed and outraged them. The girls made their way home and are now in a critical state, owing partially to nervous prostration. The citizens have organized

search, but

there is no clue thus lar. AN AMERICAN EXPBESS CLERK IN TROUBLE. INDIANAPOLIS, April 19.—A $5,000 package deposited in the American Express office by the Meridian National bank for Kansas, 111., is missing. The Express clerk, Frank A. Vaughn, was accused of the theft and admitted his

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NEW YORK, April 19.—Charles Stroebel was found dead in the streets this morning. Three arrests.

TEWKSBURT. I!

BOSTON, April 19.—In (be almshouse investigation, Miss Brown resumed the stand and detailed the history of her downfall, much of it unfit for publication.

1 NORTHWEST NEWS. S

Prairie Fire&, Wheat, Navigation. ST. PAUL, April 20.—At Bismarck the heavens are illuminated in every direction by prairie fires.

The seeding of wheat is about finished. Navigation in the upper Missouri opened to-day by the arrival of the steamer Eclipse from above. At St. Paul the first steamer of the season arrived at midnight, the Maty Morton, from St.

J-'"'5- fhvij THE other day Dennis Harrig.m, the dray-man, went into Nicaoli's, and while there somebody hid his whip. Harrigan said: "Now, ihe party that did that is not a proper person. He lacks the three things that go to make up a man—Faith, Hope and Democracy." The story cannot be enjoyed unless a person hears Will Morgan tell it with' the b"ro£ue^

POSTMASTER JONES yesterday signed money order No. 100,000. He signed the first order ever issued here about nineteen years ago.

ZtM*3 County Statistics :r In his report for the three months up to April 1,1S33, Dr. J. R. Crapo,' secretary in this entity for the State Board of Health, return.- 100 marriages, 190 births and 185 deaths v. ithin that time.

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hausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical Debility, PretnatoM Decline in Man, or Vitality Impaired by the Errors of ootb or too close application to buslnesr, maj be restore^ and manhood regained.. 258th edition, revised and enlarged, ]ii£t published. It is a standard medical work, the best in the" English language, written by a physician of great experience, to whom was awiarded a gold and jewelled medal by the National Medic association It contains beautiful and engravings. 300 pages, more able prescriptions for all forms acute and chronic, the result of m* years

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N. B.-YOUNO and MIDDLE AGED MEN can save much time, suffering and expense by reading the Science of Life, or con ferrlng with the Author, who may qe consulted on all diseases requiring skill and experience. Address

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CLIFF & SON, Manufactures of

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BIT. A. 1. SQ0BS wriMf after a ttiorooith trial of the XBON TOlTIC In atattng thttl 1 oriaiiv tadM tay in aMTHiiiitn*and jub. tloftpuslisrs MltBiW of ft* irnKitf valos where Tonio Ism

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Highest price for whea'., ad best fleur in the west, made by we Gray patent roller.

APPLICATION FOR XJICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Ca, at their next term.for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premisesfor a period of one year. My place of bust* ness ahd the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank are located at No., 1500 south Third street, in the Third ward, in Terce Haute, VJgo countv, Indiana. r. E. A. MEISSEL.

MCMEOHAN'3 PATEN 1 FOR II

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PATENTS

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Our oflice is opposite the S. Patent Office, and we can obtain Patents in less time than those remote from WASHINGTON.

Send MODEL OK DRAWING. We advise as to patentability free of charge: awl we make so CHAKGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.

We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the Superintendent ot Money Order Divlslon.and to officials of the U. S. Patent Office. Jfor circular, advice, terms, ana reference* to actual clients in your own state or county, address

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ChiAiiroftEatteni I llinafte. —Trains feave for the north at 8:1% am fJ£ and 1*06 pm.

Terre flaatn Wortklnirton.— r.ains leave for the South-eaat it 6:40 am ind 3rfX)p m.

The vandall Tralna *eave for toe blast at 1:40 am \Mpm 2M»mav 1 7rtX) m. For the Weal ttlKatn wSlOam^iid 1:50 pm,

The I. & St. I Train* for *ue Kant at ?:40 am Si57 iud 1^0 a m. F«r the Weet at Mk^Oa 10:19 ym and IMC a m.

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VIGO Woolen Mills are still in the re tail trade, with a number one stock grods of their own make and a numbei of pieces that have been cut which we will sell at reduced prices. We are al* ways ready to exchange goods for wool at net cash prices. U. B. JESTERS. Cor.'Tenth and Main streets, Terre Haute

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice Is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., at their special April term for a licenseto sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a qaait at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for- a period of one year. My place of business and tbe premises whereon said liquors are to be sola and drank is located on 2 feet front on north Fourth, in-lot No. 8 in Naylor's subdivision. 542 north Fourth, in Fourth ward of the city of Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo county, Ind.

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Appointment of Administratrix Notice is hereby given that the under signed has this day been appointed administratrix of the estate of Thomas Waaler, deceasec'. The estate is solvent. ..... .. CABOL1NE WAHLER,

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The L«ianip»rt Dlvision.^Trains leave for the North at!6:40 am and 4^0 The E.

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being 500 Miles 8HORTER to the West than other lines. sf Ai. exua Weekly ^hips from

GALWAY, LIMERICK,

LONDONDERRY and GLASGOW to UEBEC and BOSTON DIRECT.. This Is the OfLY line running from GALWAY and LIMERICK, and enables" Vest and Middle of Ireland passengers to embark DIHECT, avoiding thelnconvenienoe ai»d saving the expense of. transportation across the Channel to Liverpool.

Convince yonrreif of onr advantages before arranging elsewhere, and remember that we make a specialty of kind treatment to our hteernee passengers. through Tickets to all polns West at LOWEte ratea than by other first-class, line®.

Apply to

LEVE&ALDEN, Agents,

No. Ill Washington street, CHICAGO, ILL..,

Or Company's Agents all over the West.

APPLICATION FDR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of. Vigo $0., Indiaux, at their March term, for a license to sell lutoxicaling liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowlngthe same to be drank on my premlses for oae year. My place of business and the premises vrhereon said llqnors are to be sold and drank Is located on the east half ot lot No. 15, in 8. Sibley's subdivision of partot out-lot No. 1 of the original survey of Terre Haute, lnthe Fourth ward.corner of Lafayette nnu Tippecanoe streets, Terre flpute. JKarrihon township, Vigo county, Indiana.

MICHAEL TIKBNEY.

Shaft a Cough Carry You Off

"Exactly. Yoc're right. It Is a mercy that there's a dozen pounds left of me. But tbe greatest mercy of all Is that before I actually coughed myself oat of existence I got hold of Paiker's Oinser tonic, and a few bottles of It cured me." In this positive strain writes Mr. Abraham Orner, of High spire, Dauphin county, Pa. Jbe tonic will render you the-same service. It is not a mere essence of ginger, but an original rompound of powerful curatives. It stimulates, warms, soothes and tones up the system.

INVESTOR

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Payinz Stoo?-* orB nds yielding TEN t^ER CENT. Per annum, and over

WELL

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may obtain full particulars, with satisfactory references and testimonials, by adlresxing H. BLA1SDKLL, Financial Agent,

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tree! Cards and Chromos. We will pend free by mall a sample set of our large Ge/man," trench and American Chromo Cards, ou tinted and gold groundswith a price list of over 200 differed dee siens, on leceipt oi a stamp for postage. W, win UIKO send free by mail as samples ten of aor bear.tilu hrouos, on receif of ten cei ts to pay for pa king and postage also en-1 a (i"»nfident!al price list of our large oil chromos. A get. is wanted. Address F. GLKASOU A Co., 48 Hummer sireet, Boston, Mass.

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