Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 June 1883 — Page 7

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THURSDAY, JflHE 14, 1883

NEWS OF THE WtEK

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ed From ilio Glue's Local Columns-

iifi Alice Harris, of Mattoon, hss vuiting in the city. T. Leggeu has returned tern tour. is J.N. Hickman attended a lamily uon at Frederick.burg, Indiana, this k.

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Rothschild, ot New York, has been be city this week lookiDg after hie ness interests. rs. Taj lor, of north Fifth-and-a-half i, is visiting in Wheeling, West Va. ,rs Houston and daughter Edith are insr in Edgar County, Ili. r. mid Mrs. Fred Benjamin and ot Couneant, Ohio, ate visitiDg the ilv of C. 0. Oakey. rs. Frank Crawford has returoed .siiiuiit Vertiou aoc juipa^ied by h«r u. i-Mre. Dr. Burr. is» NauuieKnigh', ot Delphi, led., smog heie. ol. Thomas H. Nelson lias returned

Washington. lick Crain, ot Des Moiues, Io^a, has visiiing

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uv Love CruiUsliauk is visitintr at it-id, 111-. miur Voorhees has returntd from bmg'on. ttrtub is oU'. at'ier s^riou injuria ustuiijtd tioiu a kick by one ol his

Glaz'' brook. ui. totk has bra»gbi9Uit for^i?$rce Elku York. idge B. VV. Hanua and Cohductor

JoLhaon have traded houses. Mr. ua's family will remove at once to fordaville to live. is. C. L. Davis, of Sullivan, is visitire. iss Olive Leggett is in Clay City.

Al. Farnham, of Schloss' clothing -e, has gone to Denver lor his health. hn S. vaucleave has been elected tv superintendent of the schools. Vancleave lives on south Fourth and epuWicML

ftiaio tigtit ot Bamum's circus at uiio. humed ou the 5th, destroying resses and paraphernalia. ill Hall, ot Council Bluffs, la., has visiting the city. s. Lee Hirsch ana child went to inr ati on the 6th, wbeie Mrs. Hirsch called by the 6triou» bickness oi a r.

W. LeveLZ has movtd to ParKansas. Dr. Graham died at LatayeUe on 'h. She was the wife of Dr. Wm. am, pastor at Asbury church in this \r many years.

Stein, Jr, was re-tiected school at tlie last council meeting,, for }«irs. iuagtr Horace M. Smith of the a tfouse, has seut in his resignation ,a*ies Abbott, son of Allen J. abbott1 married on the 6th lust, to Miss ie Gr svenor. uis liipley, of Milwaukea, is ylsiting •aroiits it this city. ss Emily Early return- ou the Gth a visit it) lndia!apo!i$ *herc sbi he guest ot Mrs. V/. Pijams. ts Gilford, of Bedford, lndM and

Luna Bearce, ot Sullivan, are visit iss Lizzie Humill on south Sixth t.

S. J.Young.L :B. MartiJ, Wm J. S. Beach and H. (J- Nevitt in ludianapoli* this week attending Episcopal diocesan convention.

J. C. Birch,%a former resident •rre Haute, was recently murdered :UDt Ida, Ark.

D. B.J Knickerbacher, rector ot kthsemane church at Minneapolis, eenj electtd Bishop ot this diocese. J. Baur has gone to Utah, ss Dawson, of Ills, is visiting Mrs.

Johnson. ss Kate Bowes has gone to Michi:ity. s. James Allen, Randolph Allen tfissEmma have returned.

H. Brown is iu xudianapolis, &he went to attend tue funeral of nei-r Hu chinson.

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daughter has beeu added to ou ehold of Mr. and Mrs. John B. •r.

Samuel Feu ner has moved to the •ro:' S.veLtetnth and Eagle str.et? hard Bates, a carpenter who was mgon Albjrt FroeL's tew building ou Sixth-and-a-half street., fell a scaffold sinking a picket, fence eceivtd injuries which may prove

s. Grain, Harry Brown, Mi?s ntraar:d Edward Crain will aik-nci pening of the new Opera House in ville to-night. )I. James H. Smart has been electresident of Perdue University to ed Professor White.

George E. Harrington and Mrs. Gilbert have been in St. Louis veek attending the wedding of their

Miss Emma Edwards. following marraige licences have issued this week: vid Starr and Sarah S. Martin. as. W. Abbott and Minnie Grosve-

bertD. Diggs and Jennie Dowling. lsey Hay and Mary Bo wen. following divorce cases have been ed this week:

Mary E. j&Qtris vs Joseph Norriwx* Sarah Hendrickson va James Hendrkkson.

Hulda Lee vs Samuel Lee. •1* Annie L. Shirk vs John L. Shirk. Charles Anderson vs Anna Anderson. Emma Barrow

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G. W Crapo, Link and Glov.r, tk.en attending this week the aunual ii.g ot the American Medical A^so-y

iss Hannah Joues, oi nogtM^TweltdL" has gone to Peru, Iu£, to, speo.j| summer. JL& fiaj ward has rentadnWi wrai.d rai Hotei at Mt. Caruiei^bd will run iildcif. .. and ilM WbiteLead* Trepto»t ., have vi^tk»^ thvir^f6ter', MWf

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•s. J. lu. oomts lost uei purse tnisr

containing among other things iiaraond tigs Mrs David S Nortonnd it and returned it to its own.

Charles Barrow.

Cordelia Anderson vs Isaac R. Anderson. Col. R. G. Hervey, Mrs. Julia Ooghlan, Miss Nellie O'Boyle and air. George M. Allen, left this week tor a short trip to Niagara, and the Thousand Islands.

PECK'S BAD BOY.

He and his Uncle Ezra Have Some fun.

From Peck's Sun.

"1 hear'your Uncle Ezra is here on a visit," said the grocery man to the bad boy. "I suppose you have been having a high old time. There is nothing that does a boy more good than to have a nice visit with a good uncle, ana hear him tell about old times when he and the boy's father were boys together. •'Well, I don't know about it," said the boy, as ne took a stick of macaroni and begaa to blow paper wads through it at a wootuawj ei- who was tiling a saw outside the door. "When a boy who has been tmigti a is got his pins ail set to reform, uon't think it does him any good tj have a re.ii uice uncle come to the uouse visiting. Anyway, that's my experience. I have backslid the worst way, and it is going to take lie a mouth, utter Uncle Ezra goes away, to climb up to tie grace mat have faileu from. It is Jarn discouraging,"'said the boy as he looked up at tue ceiling in an innocent sort ui a way. and uiti the macaroni uudel his coat, when the wo^dsawyer. wno uaci been bit iu the ueck, dropped nissaw uud trot up ma'd. -Wuat's the trouble? Your uncle has tbe itputaiiou wdere he lives of ^eing one o: tue pillars of society. But you

tell about these fellowswhyu they n.t away from home. Does he drinkf" "No, ne don't drink, out as near as 1 uiiii tigure it he and pa were about the worst pills iu the box wheu they were young. I dou't want you to repeat it, but wnen pa and ma were married they eloped. 1 es, sir, actually rau awav, auc de-tied their pareuts, aud they had to hide abQUt a week for fear ma's father would till pa so tull of cold lead that he would sink if he fell in the water. Pa nas been kicked over the fence, aud chased down alleys dozens of times, by ma's graudfaAher*wbeu he was sparkimr ma, autt ma wafe a terror too, cause her mother couldu't.flo auyihiug with her, though elm is awt'til precise now, aud wants everybody to be good. Why, ma's mother used to warin ner ears, aud shake tbe daylights out ot her, but it didu't do any good. She was mashed on pa, and there was no cure for her except to have pa prescribed tor her as a husband, and they rau away. Uncle Ezra told me all about it Ma naiut got any patience witn gills

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days that have minds cl their own about fellows, aud she thinks tneir parents ought to have all the say. Well, maybe she thinks she knows all about it. But wbeu people get iu love it is the same now as it was whf pa and ma were trying to keep out of the reach of my grandfather's snot guu. But pa and Uncle

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talk over old times and have a big laugh. I guess Uncle Ezra was too much for pa in joking when they were boys, oause pa torn me that all rules against joking were suspeudod while Uncle Ezra was hehe, aud tor me to play anything on him I could. I told pa I was trying to lead a different life, but he said what I warned to do was to make uncle Ezra thin of old times, and tne only way was to keep him on the ragged edge. I thought if there was anything I could do to make it pleasant for mv uncle, it was my duty to do it, so 1 fixed the bed slats on the spare bed so they would fall down at 2 A. M. tbe lirst uisfbt, and theu I retired. At two o'clock 1 heard the aufules' noise in the spare room, and a howling aud screaming, auu 1 went down and met uncle Ezr# iu the hall, and he asked me what was the matter in there, and I asked him if be didu't sleep in the spare room, and he said no, thatpa and ma wa^ in there, and be slept in their room. Then we went iu the spare room, and you'd a dide to see pa. Ma bad jumped out wbeii the slnts fir6t fell, aud was putting her niir up in curl papers when we got im ui pa wa9 all tangled up in tne spring .id things His head hadgone down ... t, and the mattrass and quilts rolled over on uim, and he was almost »moiht-red, aud we had to take the bedtoau down to get him out, the way you havti to unharness a horse wbeu he runs artiiv and falls down, before you can ge: tiim 'up Pa was mad, but "ulcle Ezra 1 tughed at him, and told him he was only foundered, and all he wanted was a bran mash and some horse liniment aud he would come out all right. Uncle Ezra went out in the hall to get a pale of water to throw on pa, 'cause he said pa was a tire, when pa asked u.e why ia blazes I didn't fix the other bed slats, and 1 told him I didn't know a9 they were going to change beds, and then pa said don't let it occur again. Pa lays everything to me. He is the most changeable man I ever saw. He old me to do everything uncle Ezra wanted me to do, and then, when 1 helped uncle Ezra to play a joke on pa, he was mad. Say, I don't tnink this world is rut. right, do you? I haver'tgot much Mme to talk to you to-day, cause uncle Ezra and me are going fishine. but don't it strike ycu that it is queer that parents trouuee hoys for doing just what they did tuemseives. Now, have got a friend' whose father is a lawyer. That lawver would warm his boy it he should tell a lie, or as:ociae with "auybodv thai was had, aud yet the lawyer wiii defend am iu he knows is guilty of stealiug, and get bim clear aud take tbe money be got from the thief, who stole it, to buy the same bay anew coat to wear to cuurcn, and he will defend a man .woo committed murder, and make an argument to the jury that will bring tears to their eyes, and thev will clear the murderer. Queer ain't it? And say, how is it thai we send missionaries to Burmah, to convert them from ue»themsm. aud the same vessel that ikes the mUsonary there carries from liort a cargo of tin gods to sell to tae uethen? Why woulc n't it be better to send the unsionaries to Boston? 1 think the more a boy learos the more he gels mixed." 'Well, how's your thea-

Have any of the great actors supported you lately?" said the grocery man, to change the euhjeot.

No, we are all off on vacation. Booth and Barrett, and lots of the stars, are gone to Europe, and the rest work down to less high-toned places. Some of tbe theater girls are waitiBg at summer resorts, and lots are Tlsiting on farms, tell you it makes a difference whether the relatives are visiting yeu or yon are visiting them. Aotors and actresses feel awfUU when an old granger comes to the town where the are playing, and wants to see them. They are ashamed ot his homespun clothes, and oowhide boots, and they

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where, or in the basement of the theater so tbe other actors will not laugh at their rough relatives, but when the season is over, an aqtor who can remember a relative out on a farm is ticseled to death, and the granger is all right ecough there, and tbe actor does npt think of the roueb, nutmeg grater hands, and tbe blisterd nose, as long as tbe (ranger relative will put up fried pork, and things, and "support" tae actor My uncle Ezra is pretty rough, and it makes me tired somes times when 1 am down in town with him to have him go into a store where there are girl cle rks ana ask what things are for, that I know be don't want, and make the girls blu sb, but he is a good hearted old man, and he and me are going to make a mint of ufbney during vaoation. He lives near a summer resort hotel, and nas a stream that is tull of minnows, and we are goin gto catch minnows and sell them to thedu des for fish bait. He ears some of tbe fools will pay ten cents a piece foe minnows/so if we sell a million minnews, we make a fortune. I am coming back in September and will buy out your grocery Say, Ut me have & pound of raisins, and I'll pay you when I sell mv uncle's minnows." ZTZ

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HUMOR IN THE STOMACH. Much of the distress and sickness at tributcd to dyspepsia, cbrouio diarrhoea and other causes is occasioned by humor ia the stomach. Several cases, with .all the characteristics of these complaints, have been cured by Hood's Sarsararilla. Other cures effected by this medicine are so wondetful thai the simplest statement of them affords the bt sf proof that it mbines rare curative agents and when rnce used secures the confidence of the people.

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"How does that verse run? Something like this, isn't it 'There are who touch the magic string,

And noiy fame is pr jud to wiu them: Alaslfo" mote wno n.-v?r siDg. liut die with all their music lu them.' "Yes, that's biau.iful, pathetic and 'rue," said your representative. "The poet alludes to people who are somehow oppressed, and never get tueir full allowance of joy aud air." Which remfnas me of a letter shown me the other day by Hiscr,x & Co, ot New York, signed by Mr. E. C. Williams, of Chapman, Snyder county. Pa., a preminent business man of that place. He writes:

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have* suffered with asthma for over forty years, and had a terrible attack in December *nd January, 1882. I hardly know what prompted me to take Parker's Tonic I did so, and tbe first day I took four doses. The effect astonished me. Xliat night I slept as if nothing was the matter with me, a-id have ever .ince. 1 have bad colds since, but no asthma. My breathing is now as if I had tever known that disease. If you know of auvone who has asthma tsll him in my name that Parker's Tonic will cure it-j-evcu af'er forty years There was a man who escaped the fate of those whom the poet laments.

This preparation, which has heretofore been known as Parker's Ginger Tonic, will hereafter be advertised and sold under the name of Parker'ifTouic. Inasmuch as ginger is really an unimrortant ingredient, and unpftneipled dealers are constautly deceiving their customers by substituting inferior preparations under the flame of ginger, we drop ibe. misleading word,

There is no change, however, in the preparation itself, and all bottles remaining in the bands of dealers, wrapped under the name ot Parker's Gincer Touic contain the genuine medicine it the fac simile signature of Hiscox & Co. is at the bottom ol ihe outside wrapper.

When a young mau says his girl is "worth her weight in gold" he is not putting a very high valuation upon her unless she is a very heavy gitl. At this rating 120 pounds of giri would be worth about $30,006, and any young man who doesn't thing his best girl worth more than $30,000 ought to be kicked clear over the front gate ty an infuriated parent and have the dog set after bim.

J. T. Board. Jefferson ville, Clarke county, si* s: "Unable to attend to business from Dyspepsia. I used Brown's Iron Bitters and was cured."

Foreign Facts

The day population of Cornliill, London, is estimated at 3,907: the night at •m

An alms box for the secular schools is commonly found now in Belgian drinknoplaces. A school buildiug costing $400,000 is said to have been thus built.

The area of Russia in Europe is nearly thirty times that ot the Stat oTNew York, aud the Russian artnv has to detead an empireofeight million square miles.

The "Thirteen Club" of London, at oue of their recentdinners, bad the menu printed on caid lhis was hardly as jestbetisas the skuli at tbe Egyption banquets.

A rej ort ol the Belgian Consul at Suangbi shows that the commercial treaties concluded" with China by Germany, tbe United a'tes and Russia, duriu 81, have 'ed to an enormousjieueasLof busiut $8.

Mr. C. Russell, Q. C., «hi will accompany Lord Chief Justice Coleridge on bis visit to this country next August, is the most inveterate muff ker at the English bar. Mr ltussell's incom-s which iias beeu steadly increasing ever since tie first appeared as counsel for Air, Laboucbers, is now close upon $80,000 a year.

Mr. Selim Bustros, formerly Bsyrout, and lately of Folkestone, England, merchant. who has left a very large fortui.e, beseeches his august Majesty, tbe Emperor of all the Russias. to protect his children, "tie of whom is the Emperor's godson and auothet his father's. The Czar, poor man. needs protection far more thau the young Bustros.

South Bernera, where stands the .famous lighthouse of the Hebrides, is visited twice a year only by the supply ship, and once a year by a clergyman.

The lighthouse stands 700 feet above the sea on a crag It is very difficult lor even a life-boat to land. There are anout twenty persons on the island, mainly subsiding on fish, wild fowl and eggs.

Within fourteen miles of Oxford or Cambridge a license for the performance of stage plays cannot be granted without leave o( the Chancellor or Yio Chancellor. Moreover, the rules for the management of theater must be approved by one of the two. and in case of any.branch ot such rules the lioense is liable* to be revoked. A bill in Parliament proposes to abolish these restriotsons and to require

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the Justices"granlfn? i»-4ffen?e to nnm a rule prohibiting tbe admis-ion ot students, the penalty bein^' $10 for each man admitted.

A system of excursions to America and back is attracting iutcrest Hi tbe German capital, the route being by tbe way of Liverpool. Tue inducements held out in regard to tUe number of interesting sights to be held in the New World are Catering to this country. But there seems to be no need of taking extra paios to encourage tbe German movement to America, and perhaps it may be found that some who pay for the round trip, having once got here, will throw up their reiurn tickets, especially should they have the prospect ot com pulsory military service on arriving at home.

Remember This.

If yoa are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature in making you well when all else fails.*

If you are costive or dyspeptic, or are suffering from any other ot the numerous diseases of tbe stomach or bowels, it is your own fault if yon remain ill, tor Hop Bitters are a sovereign remedy in all such complaints.

If you are wasting away with any form of Kidsey disease, stop tempting Death this moment, and, turn for a cure to Hop Bitters. :5/ ',V

Ifyoii"are sick with that terrible sickness Nervousness, you will find a "Baim in Gilead" in the use of Hop Bitters.

If you are a frequenter, or a resident of a miasmatic district, barricade your system against tbe scourge of all countries—malarial, epidemic, bilious, aad intermittent fevers—by the use of Hop Bitters.

If3Tou have rough, pimply, or sallow skin, bad breath, ~p*in3 aud aches, and feel miserable generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair skin, rich blood, and sweetest breath, health, and comfort.

In short they cure all Diseases ot tbe Stomach, Bowels, Blood, Livfr, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Disease. $500 will be paid lor a case they will uot cure or help.

That poor, beoridden, invalid wire, siSter, mother or daughter, can be made the picture ot health, by a few bottles of Hop Bitters, costing but a trifle. Will you let them suffer?

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$3,000 IN PURSES.

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June 13, H, 15, and 16,1883.

FIRST DAY—Wednesday, Jane 18. First race-3:00 tr.it purse $350 1st, $126, 2d. $65: 3d. $85 4th, 25.

Second race—2.V8 trot purse $250 1st, $128 2J, $K5 3rd, 135:4th, $25. Third race—Kunuing, ball 'mile and re* peat-Furse $10f 1st, $60 2d, $30,3d, $10.

SECOND DAY, Thursday, June 14. Fourth race—2:37 trot purse $250 1st. *125 2d, $65 3d, $35 4th, $i5.

Fifth race— Free-for-all-pace purse I 10 1st, $150, 2d, $75 3d, $45 41 h, $80. Sixth face—Kuuning. mite and rop *.« purse $200 V»t, $120 2d, $60 3d, $20.

TH1RD DAY—Friday,June 15. Seventh race—2: l^trot purse $200 ls«, $ 2d, $50 3d, $30 4th, $20. ,, .,m

Eiuhth race—Free-for-sll-trot purse, $460 lat, $225 2d, $115 -ud, $65 4th, $45. Ninth ra:«—Running, half mile and repeat purse, $150 1st, $100 2d, $35 3d, $15

FOURTH DAY—Saturday, June 16.^' Tenth race—2:35 race purse $200 1st, $100! 2d, $50 3d, $30 4 $20.

Eleventh race—2:30 stallion trot purse, 4450 1st. $225 2d, $115 3d, $65 4th, $45. Twelfth ree—ttuuulng, nolle tnd repeat purse, $200 1st, $120 2d, $60 3d, $20. a ..si \Se a f' f5MU3IO BY THE

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Its speedy operation in all sadden attacks, as Colic, Fits or Spasms, gives it an unrivalled superiority.

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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE Kotice is hereby given that we will apply to tbe Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Indiaua, at their July term, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less Quantity than a qnart at a time with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for oae year. Oar place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sola and drank is located on lot No. 1, in W. H. King's addition to Fontanet, in Nevins townsnln, Vigo county, Indiana.

Peter Hoffaak, Stratton Hollingsworth

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Tbe Fourth and Cherry street furniture dealers, are content with small profits and hence have gained the reputation of being the most reasonable dealers in that line in Terre Haute.J

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fbctly STpSS/u, LA VXBVB W. VOTES,

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F0UTS, HUNTER & CO., ij« Terre Haute, Ind.

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By Swsst A Knox, editors of "TbxasSirrnre*" One of the mo«t knmorous and witty bookf net published. Spicy, Rich~t*~T*HafcrInJor^mmUottl InnninlUasrfadl tFor circulars terms, ad« KgCnl$TffllUcOI ldrass, CiaeiBUttloek*]

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