Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 August 1883 — Page 3

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Wonderful Cure of a Lad 12 Tears Oid, Who For 8 Years, From the Top of His Head to His Ankles, Was One Mass of Scabs.

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My son, a lad twelve rears of age, wu affllcted with the worst form of Eczema for a penou of eight years. 80 virulent was it tiuit Jr.jin tne lop of 14s head to within a few fucker of his aukles he was one mass of •o&bs, which refused to yield to any treatment that was attempted.

Every remedy tnat was suggested by -friend4 or physicians was tried .in vain Ailopa nr, homoeopathy, herbs, roots, saltwater batus, flaxseed poultices, soaps, ointments, and in shsrt everything that eoald be done to eradicate tne disorder seemed only to aggravate it, and the child's life became a harden to him, and the expense of the various experiments was a constant drain upon our ie»ouices.

My wife, reading the advertisement of the Cuticuru Remedies in one of the daily papers, resolved to make one more attempt ut a care. [The disease was now encroaching «pon I1.6 face, and seemed incurable.) I gave reluctant consent 10 the proposal, and an lutei view was nought with a famous lady phynicianof New York, who made a most thorough examination of the case, and pntuse 1 a cure without the least hesitation by the use of vour Cuticura Remedies. In one week there was a marked change the raw and angry sores began to grow i»ale and along the outer ed«es sealed off, and as time wore on they began to disappear entirely, until at the present writing the only vestige is one small spot uien the forearm, scarcely visible and tost disaope&riog.

Thus after eight years of expense and anxiety, we have tne intense satisfaction of see tag the child's ?kin as fair and smooth as it was before this dreadful cutaneous disorder at him. sincerely yours,

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Sphenck's Itlandrsk* Plllacontain no*neronry, and yet they act with wonderful effect upon Use liver. They oleanse the Btomach and bowcla of aO firritatlnsr matter, which, if sUcnved to remain, jaotoanu the Wood, and brings on Malaria, Chills and r. and many other diseases. They give health mod strength to the tffreativo organs. They create sppe4ite and give vigor to the whole system. They 1 an In feet the medioine of all others which should hr jiken in times like the present, when malarial and ~aer epidemics are raging, as they prepare the sys. on to resist attacks of disease of every character. 7*r. Schsnck'n Maaidrako Pills are sold by all «l.ufrri£ta at SJoc.per box, or Bent by mall, postpaid, •n receipt of price.

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Shall a Cough Crary You Off?

"Exactly. You're right. It is a mercy that there's a dosen pounds left of me. But Che greatest mercy of ail is that before 1 actaally coughed myself out of existence I «ot hold of Parker's Ginger tonic, and a few bottles of it cured me. In this positive strain writes Mr. Abraham Orner, of High, apire. Dauphin county, Pa. The tonic will render you the same service. It is not a mere essence of ginger, but an original .oompound of powerful curatives. It stlmlatee, warms, soothes and tones up the wtem.

His father-in-law gave him plenty of hard work, entrusting him with important cases and much responsibility, for he was ^determined that the young man should rise in his profession and become a power in the poli'ics of the nation.

The energy and ability of the youne lawyer fully justified his hopes and plans tor he soon became prominent among the members of the bar, amassing a considerable fortune, bringing jov and gladness into his father's household by lilting the mortgages Iromthe farm, and relieving bim from various financial embarrassments.

In 1842, Gov. Porter appointed him Presiding Judge of the judicial distric1 where he was best known, which office he held for nine years.

In 1811 he was elected to the Supreme Bench, aBd was made Chief Justice, to which office he was re-elected in 1854, and in which he remained until called to the cabinet of BuchanaD, as legal adviser.

In 1860, he became Secretary of State. On his retirement from the Cabinet office, he was appointed reporter of the U. S. Supreme Court, but his rapidly increasing business compelled him to resign, after issuitg two volumes of reports. In 1873 he was elected a member of the Penn. Constitutional Convention, where he refused remuneration, as he always did, when national interests were concerned. He was always a consistent Democrat.

As an eseayist, Judge Black was particularly celebrated. His logic was di rect and convincing, his fetyle graceful and pleasing, and the subject matter always worthy of careful attention. •He was a religious |man, and bis life was the very embodiment of sturdy, muscular Christianity.

The controversy which appeared in the North American Review, with Kobt. Ingersoll on the subject of atheism was a memorable one.

The Bible, Shakespeare, Milton, Horace and Virgil were ever at his command for apt and appropriate quotations. His career throughout is one well worthy ot emulation.

The Lightning's Work.

The storm of last night was a refreshing one In many ways, cooling the torrid atmosphere and bringing fresh life to the parched earth. It was worth thousands of dollars to the farmers in its im. provement of the corn crop, it was accompanied by vivid flashes of lightning and the thunder roared and rolled like a good fellow. One fla«h brighter than its tellows and one crash louder and olearer than the others will be remembered by those who were awakened in the night by the storm, ft was thought to have struck somewhere here in town and it did. The bolt struck the house of the widow Mills, at 506 north Eighth street. It struck the gable end of the roof, knooking the shingles off of a large section of the roof. Descending to the room below it knocked thfe plastering from the wall and smashed a large mirror. Making its wav out through the wall it descended to the ground by the roots of a tree. It gave the family a shock and woke them up in a hurry, but did no injury to any person 01 to auytbing other thas has been detailed.

A heavy wind passed in the vicinity of Lockport Tuesday afternoon and blew down a barn belonging to a gentleman whose name could not be learned. The horses were gotten out irom under the ruins and proved not to have been inlured. But it was a narrow escape.

THE Gobin Bros., who have a saw mill near Middletown, are intending to move it up several miles northwest of its present site, into the river bottoms where there is a lot of fine timber to be sawed. Athol & J. C. Paddock are making efforts to have it brought into their neigborhood. Svv/: «»aV

Struck by Lightning.

Another loss from the storm night before last is reported in addition of the list given in last nights' GAZETTE A pair of horses belonging to Eliza French were struck by lightning and killed on his fam near Hartford.

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Died Aug. 19th, 1883.

J. S. Black was of Scotcb-Irish de-' scent, aDd was born in bomcrset Co., Pennsylvania, Jan. 10th, 1810.

He was carefully educated, especially in the classics, for which his youthful mind had an especial fondness and aptitude. His early life was a constant struggle lor learning, and though his father cheeifully gave all he could spare for the purchase of books and tuition, the failure of crops and constant reverses made the effort a severe and trying one.

After leaving ^school, he followed the plow, tor a time, on his father's farm, and then began the study of law, in the office of Mr. Chauncey Forward, whose daughter he married shortly after being admitted to the bar. in 1831. He was prosecuting attorney ot Somerset O., before he attained his majority.

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DIPHTHERIA I

JOHNION't ANOBYNS LINIMCNT win Maturely prevent Hi is terrible disease, and will post.lToly cure nine eases out of ten. Intonnoticn ttw* »ill eave many Urea, sent free br malL P~-at delay thanoun.. a JOHN-

•oment. Prevention la better 4 OO.^ BOSTON, MASS., formerly BA-VQOS, Mr TB Fnxs make new rich Mootf ir pABaon^ PVMAOTB

I CURE FITS!

When I say core 1 do not mean merely to stop them for a time and then have them retnrn again, I mean a rrtlsal core. I hare made the disease of FITS, BPILKPSY or FALLING SICKNB8S a life-long study. I warrant my remedy to core the worst eases. Because others hava tailed no reason for not new reestvtog a rare. Send r.t once for treatise and a Free Bottle of my infallible remedy. Give Bxpreae and Pnet Office. It costs jo* nothing fur a trial, and 1 win cure you.

Zadiesa Br. H.O. BOOT, 1SS Pearl at., HewYorib

GOHSIIMPTION.

I bave a poslrlve remwly for the above disease by it* use thousands of cases of the wont kind aad of ion* ttandlmrhare bean cured. Indeed, so strong Is my ralta In its efficacy, that I will send TWO BOTTLES FREE, to-

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tber with eVALCABLB TKBaTISBen this disease, ta rsaflirer. 91 veBawessandF.O.address PB. T. ItLOCtril, rwrimVtwTort^