Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 June 1883 — Page 3

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much for SAMARITAN NEBVIXE," says a eteptic. "How can one medicine be a specific for Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Alcoholism, Opium Batioft Rhenmatisoii

AnmnaunrhtB, ot 8€nivil olmcaa» and fifty other complain taf** We claim it a !M* featmply! because the vims of all diseases arigesfromSleblood. IU Nerrine, Resolvent, A'teratlve and Laxative properties meet all the conditions herein referred to. It's known world wide as ____

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It quiets and composes the patient—not by the introduction of opiates and drastic cathartics, but by the restoration of activity to the stomach and nervous system, whereby the brain is relieved of morbid fancics. which are created by the causes above referred to.

To Clergymen, Lawyers, Literary men, Merchants, Bankers, Ladles and all those whose sedentary employment causes nervons prostration, irregularities of the blood, stomach, bowels 01 kidueys or who require a nerve tonic, appetizei or sttmn1ftnt..SAMARiTAxT?KRvnre is invalnable Thousands prwlr.im it the most wonderful in vigoraiit that ever sustained the sinking system jj®- $1.50. Sold by all Druggists. The DR. S. A. RICHMOND MED. ca.Propr's

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Th? Wonderful Efficacy of

OR. SQHENCK'S MANDRAKE* PILLS 'fa

been BO frequently ani satisfactorily proven 'tat it °eem.i almost superfluous to say anything /.-ore vat'ieir favor. The immense and constantly .creasing: demand for them, bott in this and foreign i^untries, ia thj best evidence of their valua Th jir f/ uie to-day in the United States is far greater tir ..

other oatiartio medicine. This demand :j

'3 fliSt spasmodic it is regular and steady. It id not •j $ to-day or yesterday,it is an increase that has been r:»ad0y prowins for the last thirty-five years. What cjre the reasons for this great end growing demand If *lr. Sclienck'a Mandrake Pi Us contain no merury, and yet they act with wonderful elect upon hver. They cleause' tee Btomoch. and bowels of col irritatin matter, wiu4iv if allowed to remain, jisonst'ia biooX and Iff Infers on Malaria, Chills and ever, and many ether Tlieeafeflb- Xhey give health k.-d streairth ta the digestive orcuns. They create "petite and give vtnror to the whole system. They .•i.t in fact thi medicine cf ail others which should

Kea iatima) likettn present, when malarial aid ler epidani :3 ara racing, as they prepare the sys:n to real ft atjacto cf ciaeaae of every character. r. Schcnck'3 JTSandrake Pills are sold by all ..•uprista 2~. c. psr JX, cr sent by mail, postpaid, era receipt of price. y.o!ir-r.f Bonk on Consumption, Ldv-

CompIfcint|Miiiji).TS|Mpa1a, in 'English of German, is p«tff*ce to alt Ajddreai Dr. .1. H.

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EOSSEO.

What the-Government Snag boat has -.-Been Dotng and its Plan for .. tbe Summer.

In conversation, yesterday, with an officer of the government snag boat, now lying at the foot ot Waluut street, it was learned tha! that craft would commence work Dtxt Monday. Considerable ininrove ments have been made on the boat since it was here last season, having only arrived a couple of weeks since from the dry docks at Louisville when a new bottom was added to her hull. The ent.re craft is composed oi two separate boats. The Osseo which is the propeller, and the other the Owen a is used to draw out the snag? The latter is non-propelling and the Osseo is coupled onto the rear, and tows the other boat any place through the river. The skull boat, as the Owena is termed, has been furnished with anew derrick of the latest proved pattern for tbe hoisting of sna im Th° improve ments made cost over $100 .03g.'

There are seventeen persons connected with th- boat, all told, aud are as fellows: W. M. Cooper, captain W. S Porter, pilot 0. P. Wilder, clerk Hutchinson, engineer: Wm. Hughey, striker Chas. H. Graff, engineer of scull John Hutchinson, fireman D. J. Roussaa, watchman John Rief, cook and Cooper, cabin boy. Thtse together with six fore-castle men constitute the entire crew. They take a large supply of provisions with them and are furnished rations on the boat.

The Osseo last week deposited 2,000 bushels of coal between Sycamore Bend and Vincences and this week is depositing about the same amount between this city aDd Sycamore Beud. This is for use. while working alonn the river and will save the time of going alter a barge of coal every other day.

It is their purpose when they begin work to commence here and continue •adually down the river to Vinoennes, terminus of the district given this boat. The stage of the river at present is too high to make any headway and the majority of the snJg8 are hid from view beneath the waters. Tbe captain of the boat has been instructed to pull and clear away all obstacles as may be requested by the trade along the river. This boat is only three years old and good as new. The machinery is all ol the latest improved pattern.

A* yet no decided improvement in the channel of tbe river has been made with the $75,000 appropriated by tbe government and it is now high time some efficient work was being done.

PROF. JAMES iTsMART.

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Elected President of Purdue University, to Sricceed Proiessor WhiteI

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James H. Smart was yesterday elected president of Purdue Univeraary. Three ballots wete takea by the board of trustees. John Clark Ridpath, ot Gr« encastle,and President White, who has just resigned from Purdue recetvedt votes on the first .and second billots M, C. Stevens Was advanced fro::, lege librarian to protest cf mathema tic?. E. E. Smith, late principal of the academy department, was advanced to she chair ot English literature.

Prof. Smart was born in Center Harbor, N. June 81, 1841. when he was twelve years old he began to support and educate himsell, and graduated at the Ooncord hig-school. He taught school in his native State tor several years and became prominently known in educational circles, being one of the editors of the New Hampshire Journal of EducationIn 1868 he removed to Toledo, where he taught in the hign.school, and two years 1-iter was chosen superintendent of the Fort W syne schools, and was unanimous ly re-elected to that position for nine succeeding years. In 1874 he was elected State Superintendent of Public Instruction, and was«twice re-elected to the same position, which he filled with marked ability. In 1878, he was appointed by the President as one of the commissioners of Indiana to the Paris Exposition, and in 1880 was elected president of the National Teachers' As-r sociation at Chautauqua, N. Y. Since bis retminent from the superintendency, be has acted as agent for Indiana of the publishing house of D. Appleton & Co., o! New York. He is one of the bestknown and most competent educators in tbe State, and his appointment will give genera] satisfaction.

fl A Carpenter's Fall. Yes-teiaay while Richard Bates, a carnter in the employ of Collins & Ohm, was working on Albert Froeb's new build iBg.onsouth Sixth and a-half street,he was precipitated from a scaffold striking a picket fence and receiving, injuries wfitch ihsy prove latal He WaS removed fo his home on Oak street and medical aid summoned. There is yet some hope of his recovery.. a, 1 is#t I I fill

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John Weilacher .-anci—iJodlried ning^Dbf fii JilnpolS ^iifoaiLouisville, Ky, £hill^»JaU IroMFCharles Whisser, Carles John Knight, I this city, went up to Otter Creek on fishing expedition. They returned thi

Startling Information.'

inquiring whether he was wanted anc bow much reward was offered for hinu Mr. Lloyd is evidently playing-two far off his base.

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REHEARNGDENED

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Tha Snpreme Conr* Overruled the Petition of the T- H- & S. B. Co. In the First 8 re at

The various stages ot'the suit are interesting. Suit was brought several years ago by Mr. John F. Roedel, now county commissioner, to compel the removal of the T. H. and 8. E. road from First street. On trial ol :he cause in tbe Circuit Court here decision was rendered in favor of the plaintiff and the railroad company appealed to the Supreme Court, which sustained the decision of the Vigo court The railroad company then filed a petition for a rehearing, and it was that whicn was denied yesterday. The clipping from the Sentinel gives the points rais. by the company in their petition

The property owuers will now take step* to execute the original judgment of tbe court here and most interesting developments are likeiy to ensue •isrew

STATE NEWS.

Superintendent Rogers, of the I tisane Asylum, has resigned ana senator Fletcher, of Manon County, a member of the last Legislature, has been appointed his successor.

The infant son of George E. Toner, of Shelbyville, was tossed ty a JOW yesterday and severely bruised.

Luther Honl, son ot Judge K. M. Hord, tell down stairs at Sh-.-loy/iiie. Tuesday niiibt, breaking oisleitarijn and dislooa ting bit lett wrist /rv

The postoffice a» F'if'sburg, Carroll county, was robb-d on Tuesday night. The burglnrs alsot.oii j-.ioie valuables from a drug store adjo.nuig. a* ',t

The twentieth annual meeting of ti»e Northern Indiana editorial convention will take piaoe at Fort Wayne this month. Gil. A Pierce, of the Chicago News, will deliver tne address. Various subjects of interest to newspaper men will be discussed. 1 -v

The first annual picnic and demonstra tion of Logan Assembly Knights of Labor will be held ut Logansport on Saturday, June 23. Assemblies ot Knights from Latayette, Peru, Winamac, Crawfurdsville Richmond, Kokomoand other places have been invited and will participate.

Henry Hencke, a well digger, dropped hi9 hatchet into the well at Fort Wayne where John Frazee was killed by noxious gases the previous day and descended in bucket to recover it. He, too, was overcome by gas and d4ed before ne could be rescued. He leaves a wife and five children.

Mrs. Maria Hedges, of Covington, widow of Daniel T. Hedge.* killed by the cars at the depot in Covington March 28, has been awarded $1,200 damages by the court after a hot legal fight,

David Boweu, of Brazil, an old otan adjudged insane and awaiting the arrangements lor his admission to the insane asylum, fell from the balcony of a building yesterday receiving wounds1 that will probably prove fatal.

Lawson E. McKinney, the Republican Treasurer of Monroe County, now serving his second term in that office, has been discovered to be a defaulter to the amount of about$12,000. He has been an office* holder for ten years, four as shcrift, two as recorder and now nearly tour astieasier. Bondsmen on both bonds will be

Id. His family is in Texas on a rfcnch has there.

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Closing Session of tha American Medi cat Associatioa #V

CLEV£L.\ND, May 8^-At thei ^OSIOG session of'Vht? Amerifjaa Medical Associatidlga resolutionSurgeon^ General KdJpr, thAt verjitntar future if not nJ9N»- crej&atit4) w5lPSb$c»m^ik salary 1 Jarge 4pie and. to0^ouq jail reforifVte tip on oa a^Pgica^

district

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THE TEREE HAWTE WEEKLY GAZETTft?

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From tbe reports of Supreme Court decisions in the Indianupolis Sentinel is found the following, which disposes of a case that has been iD court for years and which interests vitally the property holders on whose behalf the suit was institued: "ABUTTING LOT OWNER —EJECTMENT. 8,922. T, H. and S. E. Railway Com pany vs. John b. Roedel. Vigo C. C. x.llj'jit, J—Ou petition for rehearing. The property is specifically described in complaint, and the description is followed by the statement "that the said real estate abuts on First street in the city of Terre Hau'.e, and the defendant unlawfully and without right has taken possession of said First street" The owner of a lot abutting on a street owns the tee tothe middle of the street. The complaint is good (9 Ind., 467 3 Wash. R. P, 4th ed 429 11 Gray, 283 13 -Allen. 146.) The lot owner is not estopped from maintaining an actiou of ejectment because he doe3 not forbid the occupancy of the street by a railroad company. There is no element of estopped in such a caso. Rsheariog denied."

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edWflMkAfit em joufted till j.'inaay. The case will go to thj jury'J :esd*aj.

That's a common expression and has a world of meaning. How much suf-» fering is summed up in it-

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The singular tiling about it is, that pain in the back is occasioned by so many things. May be caused by kidney disease, liver com-, plaint, consumption, cold/, .over &c.:

rheumatism,dyspepsia,o work, nervous debility,

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Vincennes claims to have 168 voters over sixty years of age. a| George Hollo way, si1.', bfb&tfastopol, committed suicide, on Monday night, by the use of arsenic.

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Whatever the cause, don't neglect it Something is wrong and needs prompt attention. No medicine has yet been discovered that will so quickly and surely j* cure such diseases sis BROWN'S IRON BITTERS, and it does this by commencing,, at the foundation, and making |bg blood pure and rich.,.,

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Wm. P. Marshall, of Logans-^,' port,Indiana,writes: "Mywife^.

V' has for many years been trou-f bled from pain in her back. -t*and general debility incident? 4- "i to her sex. She has taken one f* 1

bottle of Brown's Iron Bitters,\ 1 an I an a a she has been so much benefited 1 tTthat she pronounces it the^ only remedy of many rtedi-S |«i cines she has tried."

Leading physicians and clergymen use and recom-i IRON mend BROWN'S TERS. It has cured others' suffering as you are, and it 4 will cure you. ..

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Kjn^fiY-WORT

HAS BErlH PHOVED Tha SUREST CURE for

KIDNEY DISEASES.

Does a lama bS(Sk or a dlactflwdtirlne Indicatetlmtycraare®viotbnf THENIX

NOT EE8ITATE use KIDNXI-WORTat once (clrugglflta recommend It) and it will speedily oTcroome the disease and restore healthy aotton to ell theoff a~a.

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rS Ats Por oomplaintspeonUar bCBUlv78« to your sex. Buoh aa pain and weaknesses,

KXDNEY-WOB.T isuneur-

passed, aa it will act promptly and oafely. Ether Sex. Incontinence, retention of urine, bricft dnot cr ropy deposits, aad dull paina,allspoedily yield toitscurative power.

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BOLD KY ATiT. DKTJGGH3T8. Prioetjl.

I hnv^nr-scrlbtd ilney-Wort th'verjgreat s«ca-hs a» a :-cot in A .b tiuste case3 ol Kiituey and Liver Trim lw, also tor fema'e w^nkne-'ses—Phillip U. BalJou, M. D., Monkr.f-ij, Vt. "My wife has beeM much enefl'ted from ihe u&e of Ktdn y-Wort. She had kidney and otber complaints." writes Re.?. A. B. Coleman, Fayett^ville, Teun.

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18 A SURE CURE for all diseases of the Kidneys and

•—LIVER—

It has specifio action on th 1B most Important I organ, enabling it to throw off torpidity and

Inaction, stimulating the healthy secretion of the Bile, and by keeping tbe bowels In free oondltlon, effecting its regular diMhorga.

Ualovio Ifyou are sufffering from malaria* malaria,havethechilla, are bilious, dyspeptio, or constipated, Kid-ney-Wort will surely raliove & quiokly otrro.

In tiiis season to cleanse the System, every one should take a thorough ooune of it. (5i)|

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I am livinir advocate of the virtues of Kidnev-Worr. 1 suffered untold a«ouy from liver disorder. It our»-d me."—Jno. D. Nevlns, Sprtugfleld. Ohio.

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CONSTIPATIONa No other di*euei3 eo prevalent in thic jloounti-y as Hpatlon., and noremrf" rnhae ever -dtlieotiebratedSjLDU^ 'WOET as oiire. hatever the jb, however obstinate the oase, this reiuedy

JwiU overcome it. •j Q|| SO 5JBOB disteessing comImiCw« jiiint is very apt to be xloomplicated with oox«tipation. Kidney•IWort strengthens i.»» weakened parte and Wquiskly currs all !xd8 af Plies oven when \^Jphysiai&n3 acd —hwte before fkillJed. t?"lfyouhai •-".JtoS'flfthes* troubles 'iJm Sel! t. r«*

"Constiptit'.on, in fll ts to^rn®, J'le'ils to Kidney- Wort„ lu fe.nale dpeases it Is veiy suoi'w'n'."—Dr. Phiilip C. Hatiou, Monkton, Vt., April 20-82.

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dbtilJ ltod- no rerfiefy far mV' complainrwid Mr. A. B. Burr, of Temple's Mill, Floride, '"until I' was cured by Kidney.Wort." Kxposure incident to lumbering. disorders.

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At LynviHe, Warrick county, a vouti lad named Jimmy Ireland died from the effects of injuries received from impale ment on a picket fence. The boy, in com pany with several other boj s, was walking on th top railing ol the fence, and young Ireland's foot slipped, and falling astride the fence, one of the pickets enter ed his bod), injuring him fatally.

HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. Is designed ton eet the wants of those who neea medicine to build them up give them an appetite, puritV their blood and oil up the machinery of their bodies No other article takes hold of the system aud hits exactly the spot like Hood's Sarsaparilla. It works like magic, reaching everv part of the buman body through the blood, giving to all renewed life and energy. fl a bottle six for 5.

Seth N. Whitten, a lawyer of Union City, and Miss Maud McA.htur,who have been living together without any marriage license or ceremony for some time, yesterday produced a written contract they had siened to live together as man me wife, ana claim it is a legal martiage. The parties being respectably connected the affair has created af social sensation.

BAT CITY, MICH., Feb. 3,1880. I think it my duty to send you a rec ommend for the benefit of any person wishing to know whether Hop Bitters are good or not. I know thty are good lor general debility and indigestion strengthen the nervous system and make new life. I recommend my pati nts to use them. DB. A. PRATT.

Mrs. Nancy Lambert, the oldest person in Fayette county, if not the oldest in soutbeatern Indisna died on Tuesday, at the residence of her son-in-law, Phenas Lake, in Everton. She was born in 1788, efore Washinton became president, and was, seven years old when Napoleon Bonaparte fought his first battle. Her exact age' was ninety-tour years eight moaths and twenty-one days.

S..R. JOHN LUBBOCK has beaten the story of the Tichborne claimant's version ot the motto 'Laus semper Deo," which he rendered "Laws and the gods forever," by telling Q! an aspirant to academic honors who 4ediQtd. a 'heodolite as "one who hates the gods.''

--7 -The fid A*im»8ity Pittsburg Dispatch.—It is estimated •htt Georgia has shjppcd 3,500( car-rloads of wateftaelons to the North.' The revengeful feelings which some of the Southerners keep up, twenty years af^r the war, is remarkable.

Why Tljey Gall Him "Old Maa

"Yes, that's sadly so," said Jenkins ,my hair is turning gray and falMnst..on bt-fore its time. Use s«.mi-thing?^ I would, but toost hair i.csti-rcra ara dangerous." "True," aufiwt-red bis friend,

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Parker's Hair Balsam is as baricless as it is effective. I've tried it, and know. Give the Balsam a show iv^d }he boys will soon stop calling yu 'Old Mao Jenkins.'" It never fails to restore'the original color to gray or fad ir Richly perfumed, au th'gant dressing*-.'

George.H. Barnes aud.Jf«tiu G1"VT went to Terre Haute, M^inlaj, o» bu ness connected with tiie 'tilo fuctorv.— Judson item in Ro'.kville Tribune.

Miss Dessie Staunton returped Tuesday, lrom a week's visit with friends in Terre Haute.—Judson item in Kockville lribune.

THE colored people ot Terre Haute came up here for a*picnic Saturday, but could get no grove in which to jollify They got together in the old seminary yard, which is as devoid of giass as the north side pavement, and it they were rent with any disappointment on the failure to secure a grove, they concealed it with remarkable, seli-coutrol.—Rocfc-ville Tribune.

Mr. Walthew, the scenic painter, leaves for his home in Detroit this evening. He will stop at Terre Haute and attend the Naiad Queen.—Rockville Tribune.

Mr. A. Linebarger, accompanied by his nine sons, went to Terre Haute recently and had sixteen pictures taken in groups which, with the frames, cost nearly $509—Rockville Tribune. o«»-

President Arthur's right arm is an inch and a half larger than when he became President. Every day he goes out into the teception room and shakes bands with a great crowd of people. Washington tailors say .th£ tigbt arms of nearly all men of note are trom one to two inches larger than the lett, all on account of handshaking.

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Mrs. Albert Sidney Johnston will attend tbe unveiiing of the monument to her husband at New Orleans this summer. Mrs. Johnston is a resident of Los Angeles,Cal.

arker's Hair ETalsam

fiatUfiet tbe most futkKons a pf rfcrt Hair Restorer and UraMfaf, Admired for :ts claanjiness and elfg&ntperfotM.

Sever Fails to Bostore Grey or Faded Hair the yoatMol cobr. 60 eta.

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Kidneys, Imd alt Fsaalet if you irtWUtiag tnrlfwith Contunrpttoti

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caused Mr Bur's'' TAJUX SAVTNG IN BUTTNG THE DOI/ AB SIZB.

THIS MAGNETIC BELT IS

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WhenimydebUlty of the 6ESEBATIT1 OlMAXg.' oocors. last vitality Utli of aerrc far«« u4jrl|or wmUmwwtaesses. and all thooe illstasss ara yersssial aatare, (Tom whatever cause, th* oontmnons stream ot Magnetism permeating Uirrafk tha ttrto •laatreatoiw theas tts healthy astlaa.. Ilwnn no mistake about this appliance.

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Feet, an Abdominal Bt

and a pair of MRgnetlo Foot Batteries have no super! In the rullef and cure of all these complaints.

carry a powerful magnetlo foroe to

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of the womb, Leacorrhaca, Chronic laflamma-

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For all forms of

Female IMBcaltles

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The Magneton Garments are adapted to all nffes, aro worn over the underclothing,

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THE MAGNETON APPT.IAXCE CO., 9\H State St., Chicago, 111.

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