Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 June 1883 — Page 2

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THTJE^DAf,iUNE 14 1883

JOSH BILLING^'

Henry W Shaw

^For portrait see first patre.) A striking nst a nee ot ej'ailmr. whiriimay attend ihe efforts of a man, before be flads his pfper sphere, is fouud in the life of Henry W. Sha« better kcown lo the world us Josh Billings-'

Tkat he is a matrtrf nattoiral" trtCTgi may oe inferred from the taot that bis "Farmer's AJIinanax," in its second year, reached the enormous sale of onenundred and twenty-seven tboubaud copies, and during its ouccesslul career of ten years, the au'hor and publisher have each received $30,000 troin the profits

Both his father and crandlatyer were members ot Congress, the former acting as political manager for Henry Clay.

Jj'roin the time of his birth in 1830, un til 1834, his lilo was spent at Ladesboro, Berkshire Uo-, Mass. Going West in 1834, he Ud a frontier life, and engaged in the various occupations of steering steHinboHts, keeping a country store, ana auctioneering. At forty-five years ot age, while editing a small paper in Pougbkeepjie, to which place tie had come tor the purpose of educating his daughters, he compared teveral ot his humorous essays with those of Artemus Ward, and wondered why his own bad failed to strike the popular tas e.

Concluding that the ecret of success was in the phonetic spelling, be adopted it in his "E sa on the Muei," and di-pos-ed of't for $1.50, his titst earnings in the line merature. The essay was ext» sively eopud, and further efforts in the same hue soon made his name a house hold tv- I From this time to :be present it's Hteer has been oi.e of continual finanu success. From the N. Y. Week I aione, his income has been, ior nitu.v urt, one hundred dollars per week, tor tue half column which he contributes to each issue.

Du:iDgtbe Just seventeen year?, he has delivertd a thousand lecture?, the serious delivery of his nonserisu&liries being, at times so irresistibly laughable that he soon btcame popular with the laughter kving public.

He is a man of pure lilu and is a moral teacher i" his way. He loves his home, and finds bis ohief delight' and proudest moments When with his little graudcmkiien. In£e daily walks, ht shows none of that- eccentricity which many Ht'ribute to him, but is, on the oonrmy, one ot the most natural of men. His long hair is not a literary affei*:it o., but is so worn lo hide a physi«*»! oetect.

Ufj• •»•}»!h the bad spelling' of his provir and aphorisms there is, at times ... pth of wisdom and philosophy wi'i- ti gi\es him a higher place in the wor.d than that of a mere humorist, and win. ii i- often cvi rlooKed by those who are amused merely r»y^speculiar ities ot ex. r. *sion.

THE BtLLEVILLE STRIKERS. .,t

There Wan no Trouble.

ST. LOUIS. May 8—'Information received trom|CollinsviHerIlls., states rhat the striking miners who were expected to arrive there some time last night or this morning have not yet turned up and all is quiet there. Inquiry of Belleville, P.nkneyville and other places in the mining districts fails 'u revetd the prtsence ot strikers and there is no information at. any ot these points of any Wand or l«jdy of men moving about the country. It begins to look as if reports of Inst night were very much exaggerated, or that the strikers after moving out of Belleville, broke up and went quietly to their houses

(ignitarii 8 of the Mormon Church. DENVbR.CoL.., June 8.—There arrived in tl'.e c«t\ this morning from Salt Lake sevfral ot the highest dignataries of the Mormon Ohurch. The party comprises Joseph F. 8mith, oiie wite Milfotcl Woo:1 ruff, Brigbam Young, Agnes N. Cannon, John N. Mo.-gan and 1 nomas E. Tayloi. Woidruff and Young are members ot the quorum oi twelve apostle*. Morgan is President of the Southern States Mission. Taylor is a eon of President Jobn Ta\ lor. They are entoute Conejos county, this stue, to inspect ihe Mormon colony thtre and arrange for the purchase of more land for the use of converts now crowding into Utah. Brigbam Young, in an interview, said reports rom oar laborers in viuyards of Europe and this country wanaut the expectation of fully 20,000 converts this year.

CROOK'S CAMPAIGN.

He is Hunting For the Indian

CHICAGO June 8.—A Tombstone special by Courier fro Mexico relates that Crook is encamped thirty miles north east of Vacari, from which point from which point he is sending scouts out in all directions, but up to the time of the departure oi the Courier had been unsuccessful in discoveria^ any signs ot Indians. Capr. CasomaV Company ot Mexican aegulars have left Opazeir*. -Sonera to joiu Croos. Taey number 150 men. It rook accuai dishes anything it must he

May 1st, »s tiie tainy a°

son will haw set in &"d ite atreams in the mountaius will b-so swolleu as to .preve11tlx'Message ot troups.

AOARD.i

To all who are suffering from the Errors and mdiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will core you FREE OF CHARGE. The great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South Aniens 1 a *elf addressed envelope to tne iter. uosi£PH T. INWAK Station D., New York City.

THE Terre Haute people select our locality for a picnic. Several of the Normal school students had their chartered coach side-tracked here Saturday and made their display ot fine hash in Widow Harshman's grove.—Catlin item in RookwilJe Tril one.

,The Indiana Farmer's Estiaate in Ohio

tdiana

Indiana and Illinois. Faimer lor this week1

tains the followSnt statementsin re to the wheat and %0rn crops in Ohio, dfeina aril Dj^Ktf$4. W whkAT. Indiana—Ten percent, of the acreage%ft wheat has been ploWd QfU*od put to other TODS in consequence ot the poor cuudiiluii of me plain' viz in« tioT-

thern division 15 per cent., cential and southern 8 per ceDt. each The average

STggT Deducing the percent, plowed up makes

Deducing the per a worse sho^ 0, Wja*

Ohio—Ten per cent, oi the acreage is abandoned or plowed up for other crops, and the remainder averages only 62 per cent. This is a decided reduction from the condition reported May 1. chess and' fly are reported in several counties. ^,

CORN

Indiana—The area of corn crop is put ut 102 per cent, and it will probably be increased during this month. The condition of the plant is 78 per cent. A cold May is reported for all sections and the latter part of the month was wet. Bad seed delayed the growth of the plant in many counties, and has occasioned a great deal of replanting. The ground was in good condition for" planting.

Illinois—The corn area is 103 percent.* and planting not yet completed, and the oondUion' lor the state is ^Mit at 71ilper centi Bad seed and replantiDg are Tepor-1 ted inhnany sections.

Ohio—Area 104 per cent of an avcrtge or^, and condition of the plant 60 per cent., Wet cool Weather and bad seed have required a large per cent, of feplan ting, wbich- is not yet completed.

GROWING CROPS A I A A N \LOGNS

plowed

nviov uuv^twj -7^ Ct'^i|f supposed it would be a month ago Many of the counties in the southe rep pis May, A lew oountiesia the oentral section also export, %, while theraqis li^le or no complaint from thisce^ in tlie northern division.

W. B. BtATHAW^T,

I A 8 E

Three Versailles young ladies called at an ice cream saloon, the other day, and, after eating three dishes of cream and cake, one ot them walked up to the clerk and said she would have to kies him for the pay, as she had lost her pocket b~ok.

FOJ several years I have been troubled with catarrh havd tried many remedies. Ely's Cream Balm has proved to be the article desired. I believe it is the ODly cure.—L. B. COBURN, Tonawacda, Pa:

For the treatment of catarrb, cold in the head, catarrhal deafness and hay fever we call particular attention to a valuable remedy, Ely's Cream Balm. We hear the most favorable reports of its curative effects. We would strongly recommend this discovery to Our patrons being fully convinced it will please in every case.—Dax. C. MESEROLL, Druggist, Jackson, Mich. ,«t

I say,old fellow, where is your sweetheart—ti girl you arc engaged to? She's here to-night, isn't she?" "She iS. Do you see that blonde in pink over there?" "That magnificent -creature with tlie dark eyes?" "Yes." "Bv Jove! old boy

Well, my girl is the" one alongside of her on the left, with a pimple on ber

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IMPROVEMENT FOR MIND AN0 B0DY Brown's Bronchial Troches for Coughs and Colds:

cannot very well do with

out them. There is nothing to be com paied with them."—Rev. 0_. D.Wat kins, Waiton, Ind. Price 25 cents a box.

An absent-minded editor wrote a love letter and an editorial at the same time. The love letter he sent out to be set up in type by the printers and a lo -g editorial on tarff to his girl. There was fun at both ends of the rou'e. ...lt

Twenty years test proves that Brunker's Carminative Balsam is tne cnampion ol a!] remedies foz Colic in Infsm*. Teething. Summer Complaint, rtua or Chol--TH lafaatuei, or ior adults tor Diarrhea. F'tii, Caoieca Morbus, niio-ation -Horn ncli ui any piius jt nuiin^ck It re at or is 3 6 S and $1. per bottle. Sold by all liruyfuist.-.

Prof. Horsford's Baking Powder. A Superior Substitute. Prof. J. Booth, ol !:iladelphia. the UistlDguislied cheruV., sy,t: '"We bave no hesitation in recommending youi preparation as a superior substitute tor cream of tartar in the preparation of bread.

Nobody should neglect a cough. Take Hale's Honey of Horehound and tar instanter.

Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute

Physicians' sanction has been accorded to that standard disintectaat, Glenn's Sulphur Soap.

Hill's Hair Dye, black or brown, 50c.

Wm H. Burks, druggist, of Sullivan, ujn: "Brown's Iron Bitters gives good satisfaction."

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vision report tlyas liafWg damaged the wheat plant very considerably during

Illinois—Twenty per cent of the crop there it reported plowednp and planted in other spring crops on account of bau .condition, ana the remainder»is put at oqly 57 per cent. In many counties the wheat fields are reported full of chess,, and the flv during May damaged the crop considerably. Several counties report 30 to 35 per cent, of the acreage abandontd plowed up.

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r»h 1 *tfi« What it did for an Old i-adY -. CbsttoCTON StationY., Dec. 28,.1878.

Gents—A number of people bave been uKing your bitters here, and with.marked effect." In one case, a lady -of over Seventy yeats, had been sick for years, dtid for• the past ten years has not been abie to be around halt the time. About six mqnths ago she got^so fetble she was helpless. Hfr, old remedies, or -physicians, being ot QO avail, I sent to Deposit* forty-five miles away and got a bottle of Hop Bitters. It improved her so she was able to dress herself and wait about the house. When she had taken the second bottle she was able to take care of her own 1.00m and walk out to her neighbor's and has improved all the time since. My wife and children also have derived great benefit frqm their use.

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THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE

S^c B:Ve.' In o"'*

Bushel1

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Mr Jamc Black, iia returned ti

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h^' t:cr K-i left ol -j vi lows

and is QOfv athia.h»nv» a mHe ana a half east of flii cit^.' Mi. 'Black ii an exceed.

condition of the remainder of the whole jngk-XfclUo Ur r&ermwhwentto 3owa |Vri«trbr^Trnt1rn' Be Adheres T» "tHe old style p&ntaloouu wuion are. arranged something like tue cover to a cellar stairway, acd oh Mowing away his pocket book he mus'd bis

|wckef.

The book

contained ine livindnd and eighty dollars and railroad ticket. Hie did not discover loss un'tT'ftftt*r hie bad left Des Moityes op a Wabash. St ..Louis and Pacific trai.i Tin- c»u«iuctOF put him off in the ruin at a station twelve miles east of Dt-s Moines.

Edwin L'nWwell farni'-r, to whom be is deeply grateful, took compassion oti him and invited tiim his house and loaned him $a0 00 i« uei home on. He also lost his overcoat and cane.

Like Adam he l*ys he blame" ifi his wife wbo, h- NHV ". botiW have made^his pantaloons vr them6iie.m»dern sty leij

SUCKER STATESMEN. 4,

High License and ti vateo Roads.

SPRINOFXELD, Ills June 8—It is ex. pecttd the Harp high 1 rouse bill wil be pushed to a pa.-»yge HI 'he Illinois house to-day. The Klv -cates ot high license yesterday, at'ier Suarp's parlia meutary fight they succeeded in making this bill, inc 1 cti a with a few (there, special order and it is now confidently piedicted that, the measures, when brought to a vote, will be passed in the Senate. The elevated railway bill, designed to revtm mking pt-sses&ion ot streets wituou'tiie 1 o.issnt ot pioperi owners, was njectfd wnJ sent back, which promises to prevent rs euactme^i ihe present se-^siob .• ftst iii

BUMFTTSS FAILTRESV

HEW YORK, June 8—Business fa,i?uie^ during the^past teven da}"^, as reported toR. G.Dnn & Co's 'ef mftieautile agency, number 173 a§ auainst 157 last week,f iDy*as« o{ 22. distribution ol failures isaj follow?: En^laHd states 23 Middle states 2*2 ^verteri states 56' soiuh ern sta'c- 26 P'K fi ^raies end territories, 17:NeM» Ynrk-citv, 10:-and Canada. 19. •, RI

itatif d$'-

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uovemdr Crittenden.

ST. L*iT7rs, .June 8—Gov. Crittenden has addresaid 1 letter to Judge A. .Sesy, of the Niutb ludlcial district, and one to the prosecuting at orney of Gasconade oounty, calling atteuti«n"to the Whitney lynching and su^geiting th it steps be taken tg punish auilt^ participators.

*v!° ^Commuted. WORCESTER, MASS June 8—Edward Ryan's death sentence was commuted from death life imprisonment

A Pittsburg ladv doctor say? that woman can understand woman, and it often docs a patient mote god to talk to her of spring bonnets ana wraps than is effected l.y medicim. Husbands and fathers want to leok out tor th&t lady phyfician. It-sttau of teeommending fifty c- nts woith of aqua pur« for a *sick headache, sbe may pm-cfite a $14 bonnet and a $25 Sarah overskirt, or something that way. [Xorri6towo H. rald.

DEH:VAN, Wis.. Sept. 24. f878. GENTS—1 liave taken uut qr..te one bottle of the Hop Bitteis. I wts a -fee ble old uihi of 78 wiien I go*, u. To day I am is active and feel as well ?s I did at 30. 1 see a "great many tbat need such a medicine

D. BOYCE.'

Sketch of forager

Jtulgf Forakfrf ol (v'iEchib&ti.who was nominated to Goverr.or bv the Ohio .Re publicans yesterday is 37 vears old. He was in the war, graduated from Cornell University and served on the bench at at Oincinnati.

IS f"iYSICAL PERFECTION WORTH jslRIVlNS FP Do, wish to be |*mct in mind and body? Do vou wish t" be healthy and strong tu all your parts? Use Allen's BraicV«'d It *ili surely infuse new life an' aew «or mu- the whole systers it give*i perfecti. »n to every parr, increase* the muscles nnd strencthens tbe bram.

When General Schenck read in the newspapers the other day that members of the Black hand were being sentenced to death in Spain he asked a friend to write to Hannibal Hamlin and ask him if that was the piitmhrnent ttuy oe*lt nt in Spain to the men who were fortunate enough to secure Spade flush.

ON BATS'-

Cieai out mtj- mice. acbes, flies, ants s-uUjU, el.ipmuiiks. cophers f» •?.

Senate*- Peudlet' has acquired a gTeat tHtte for iuecaroni of late .years. He considers no d'nner complete without spagLetti, and his cook has been specia'ly instructed in the proper methods ot prepor•,.g it ny an Itahun chief.

WELLS' "ROUGH ON CORNS Ask for Wells' "Rough oa Corns." 15 cents. Quick, complete^ permanent cure. Corns, worts, bunions.

^An imaginative Irishman has improved upon Ossian. "I returned," says he, "to the halls of my fathers, by night, and 1 found them in ruins. I cried aloud* 'My lathers where are they And echo responded'^ that you, Patrick McClath ery?"

J^TThe Diamond Dyes more than they claim|to'do. that old dress. It will look Only 10 cents for any color.

PtrkitXA5, SEPTICEMIA, BCKOFUXA, and otner form* of blood poisoning, rtauinngto glandular swellings, alceroait patcties lu tbe throat and mouth, abscesses, carbuncles.

tu®ors, ulcers, sores, and skn erapvioub, are speedily ntutiallzed and expelled by the CTTTICTTBA EUBMI.VEKT, the ew UI od T»uriflpr, while tne -kin is e'eanoed all distiiturinK humors by t/.e extsriml use of CJTTnmta »ni: rriTirrr

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7 Greatest on tarth.

CUTICUEA REMKOIKS an the greatest remedies on earth. the worntMase salt rbeom in tbe oonnty. My mother had it twenty years, and it fact died from It. I believe COTICUKA would have saved her lite. My arms, breast and head were covered for three year", which nothing relieved or eared until I nsed the CtTTiCCrKA RKSOLVXNT internally, and CtmctJ*A and CUTICUBA SOAP externally.

Newark, O. J. W. ADAMS.

1 test Blood Purlller. I have Ubed your CtrncuRA remedies in several cases- of Eczema, Moist and Dry Tetter, an0 cared them all. Your CUTICUKA RESOLVENT, SO far as my supply allows me to test it, has, in my bands, exceeded in efficacy aaa efficiency any alterative compound (b'ood purifier) I have ever made ue of In an active practice of 30 years' duration.

Great Blood Medicines.

Toe bait has not been told as to the great curative powers of tbe CXTTICPBA REMEDIES. 1 bave paid hundreds of dollars for medicines to cure diseases of tbe blood and sKln, and never found anyibiug yet to equal the CUTICUBA REMEDIES.

CHAS. A. W1LUAX8.

Providence, R. I.

re in E a

Franklin Falls. X. H.

lour CUTICUBA remeuita outsell all other mfdiciaes 1 keep for jkin Its-eases. My customers and patients say that tbey have eftected a cure in every instance, wbere other remedies have failed.

H. W»BKOCKWAT,M. D.

Cuticura Rssoivent,

CtrricuRA, and CUTICURA SOAP,sold every Wi.eie t-rict CUTICURA, 5OC and J1 p«i ocx. unccRA RESOLVENT, #1 per borne.

UTICURA SOAP, ^3C. CUTICUBA ^HAVING -OAP, 1.JC. 7 POTTBB DRUG AN© CHEMICAL CO.,

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the Xoee and Eyee, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervons Headache and Fever instantly relieved.

CbokiBg mucous dislodged, membrane cleansed and bealed, breath sweetened smell, taste and hearing restored, and ravages cheeked. oougfc s. Bronchitis. Droppings into tbe Ttiroat, Pains In 'be Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strength and Flesh, Loss of Sleep, etc., cured.

One bo tle Radical Cure, on* box Catarrhal Solvent and one Dr. «anford's Tnhalcr, in one packaw, of all druggist*, for tl. Ask forSANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.* pure distillation of Witch Hazel. Am. Pine, Ca. Fir, Vforigokl, Cl ver Blossoms, etc. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Jo., Boston. jeni I IJUfW For the relief and preven-

If option, tbe instant it is ap/plted, of Rheumatism, Neuv/^,*vralzta, Sciatica, Coughs, ^5^^*Cola9, Weak Back, Stomach, and Bowels, Shootiujr Pains, iSumbness, Hysteria, Female Pain*, Palpitation,

VOLTAIC

Dyspepsia, LiverCOII plaint, ICV\Bilious Fevtr, Mwlar'.a, arid

A Epirtemi-, use Collins' Plasters(ahelectricnaftcycom bined with a porous planter) and laugh at pain. 25 everv where.

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SITTERS

always do Color over like new.

Hostetter'a Stomach Bi t-rs mee's the requireTUPiits of the rational medical philosophy which »t present prevails. It is a perfectly pure vegetable remedy, embracine the tr.ree impir-ant prr pertiesof a preventative. a toni« an^l an «iier.U'ive. It lortifles the brdy against dise^8e, invigorates and revitalizes tbe torpid stomach and liver,and eff- cts asalutarj changc 1:1 he entire sysein. For sale by-v 1 Dr^r^L^.•' »»t Jji'e.-j gan rally

Shall a Cougft Crary You Off?^

•Exactly. You're right. It 1s a mercy that there's a dozen pounds left of me. Bat the greatest mere of all is that before 1 actually dougbed myself out uf existence I got hold of Parker's (*taster tonic, and a few bottles of it cured me." In this positive strain writes Mr. Abraham Orner, of Highspire, Dauphin county, Pa. The tonic will render you the same service. It is not a mere essence of ginger, bnt an original compound of powerful curatives. It stimulates, warms, soothes and tones up the system.

Free! Cards and Chromos.

We will send free by mail a sample set of our larae German, French and American Cbromo Cards, on tinted and gold groundswith a ptloe list of over 900 different dee signs, on will a of DUI cents to pay for packing and postage also enclose a confidential pnoe list of our large oil chromos. Agents wanted. Address F. GLEASON A CO., 46 Summer street, Boston, Mass.

receipt of a stamp for postage. W, also send free by mail as samples ten of Dur beantlfut chromos, on reeeirt of ten

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he Kioxtakte-

CU/EST- CUTICU RA RB90LVKKT ab.olutely •iestroys disease germ*, wbich float in tbe ^tdod, npls*« aidi perspiration—there la no tloubi about It—ana expels them through the bowels, kidneys, and pores of toe bklu.

Y»ung, Middle-aged and Old.

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Jacksonville. Pa.

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APPLICATION FOR LICENBE. Notice is hereby given that we will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Uo., a: their June term, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors tn a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the premisrs, for a period o* o.je year. mr place of business and the premises whereon said liquor* are to bo sold and drank :s situated on lot number forty-nine (49) of the original in and out-lots of the town now city of Tei re Haute, in the Second ward, sonthest corner of Fourth and Walnut streets, Harrison township, Vigo county, Indiana.

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McKeen Bros'. Mill, Cor Tenth and Main Sts, Is one of the ar«»i ai-d finest mill- irt, the elta»*. All ilie biachiuer.i ha- been re'eutly pnt iu a* cost of twenty-iwo tboiiMxno uoUafts and wof liie latent improved out tern. in a a by*uy roce«*. The Highest Ca*h Price Paid tor

Wheat.

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SEED CORN

To meet the demands of farmers and dealer? for reliable deed, we offer in lots to suit, a limited quantity of CAJUSFUIXY SELECTED ASB THOROUGHLY TESTED Seed Corn, purchased and selected by our own special agents.

Send for circular, prices and samples. ZZiram Sibley de Co., SEEDSMEN, Chicago, Illinois. Special prices on car lots shipped direct iron Nebraska.

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