Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 April 1884 — Page 6

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A happy surprise it was to Mr. A. B. Norton, of Bristol, Conn., when ATHLOPHOE »a Ut Mm on his feet, and sent Mm cheerfu about his business. Let him tell his own stoi^: "About three weeks ago I was tak a with a severe crick In the back. For four di j*

I was imable to torn in bed without help, a i4 when lifted up could not stand on my feet I-» induced to try ATHLOMKMOS,afteraUtheuq ftl remedies failed. In 90 minutes after taking 1 ie first dose I could bear my weight upon my f« t~ In two days I was able to get about andatta id to business. In two other casea which ht ie come to my knowledge its use has been attend jd with the same reeults.H A poor man in Philadelphia had to borrow a dollar to buy a bottle of ATHLOPHOROSOn account of his poverty his name shall remain a secret. He had suffered terribly from Rheumatism. He gratefully writes:

I took my first dose Tuesday afternoon, and on Wednesday, after but seven doses, I had not a sharp or severe ache left Then I reduce^ the dose one-half and took the remainder of the bottle. I was able-to be steady at work till Saturday, when I took a severe cold and was unable to use my left hand. I purchased another bottle and by bed-time I found relief. The medicine is all you claim for it" Investigate ATHLOPHOKOS all you please! Find all the fault you choose with it 1 and yet the fact remains, that it is doing what no other medicine ever could do for Rheu matism and Neuralgia.

If you cannot get ATHLOPHOROS of your druggist, we will send It express paid, on receipt of Tegular prlc^—one dollar per bottle. We prefer that you buy It from your druggist, but If he hasn't It, do not be persuaded to try something else, but order at once from us as directed. 'ATHLOPHOROS CO., 112 WALL ST., NEW YORK.

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I REGULATE" THE" BOWELS,] [They cure Rheumatism, and all Uri-1 nary troubles. They invigorate, nourish, strengthen and quiet the Nervous System.

As a Tonlo they have no Equal. Take none but Hops and- Halt Bitters. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.

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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN INDIANA.

THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1884.

Massachusetts has made a net profit of $3,285,602 from its enterprise of filling the back bay lands.

Citizens of Warsaw have petitioned Congressman Calkins to secure two condemned cannons and four cannon balls to ornament a plot ot ground in Oakwood cemetry, at Warsaw, set atide for the burial ef deceased soldiers.

By the use of Flavoring Extracts, made from ethers, and other injurious articles, in our pastry and our creams, we encounter danger. Such extracts give some foreign flavor, but in their very nature are injurious. These evils may be avoided by using none but Dr. Price's Special Flavoring Extracts, which are made from the true fruit.

"A lcocfe's" is the only genuine Porous Plaster buy no other and you will not be cheated.

How absurd to wheeze with a cough which Hale's Honey of Hurehound and Tar will cure.

Pike's/fonthache Drops cure in one minute.

Mrs. Elizabeth P. Peabody, of Boston, now nearing her 80th year, was the lirst to introduce the kindergarten system in this country.

To make a salad that is certain to please all tastes -you need only use Durkee's Salad Dressing. Nothing equal to it was ever offered, and none so popular. It is a superb table sauce.

The city prisoners of New Albauy are Jbere after to be worked on the streets

Why Welcome.

What makes Floreston Cologne welcome on every lady's toilet tatle is ite ting fragrance and riob. flower odor.

George Macdonald, the novelist, is charged by the Contemporary with biing a literary kleptomaniac.

Sudden changes of weather are productive of Throat Disease*, Coughs. Colds, etc, Tnere is no my re effectual relief in these diseases to be found than in the use of Brown's Bronchis/ Troches Price 25 cts.

Frank Foster has been sentenced to five years in the penitentiary tor stealing 1100 from George Krohnmilier, treasurer of the county chapel funds at Fort W ayno. Foster was the hero of an attempt to break jail abont a month ago.

Their Name is Legion.

Legions of people have had their lives miserable by Piles. This painful difficulty is often induoed and always aggravated by Constipation. Kidney Wort is the great remedy for all afl'ections oi ihis kind. It acts as a gentle cathartic, promotes a healthy action of the towels, and soothes and heals the inflamed surfaces. It has cured hundreds of cases where all other remedies wad applications have failed. Sold* by nl 1 druggists.

C.E.H«MIEHCO.

An Entertaining Lett«r From Hin Giving an Account ef a Ilex-' jc&s Feitival.

Twenty Thousand Miners in Proces sion-

ZACATECAB, MEXICO,

March

12,1884.

To the Editor of the GAZKTTK: Thinking that perhaps you had not been appraised in time to send a special reporter to write up for your readers the great three days feast in this city in celebration of the Mexican Central railroad, the last rail of which was laid near this point on last Baturday connecting the City of Mexico with the railroad systems of the United Slates, I make so b«ld as to send you some notes, which should you deem of sufficient interest, you can publish.

This is a city containing from sixtyfive to seventy thousand inhabitants Situated about live hundred miles north ot the City ot Mexico on the summit ot the Sierra Madres at an elevation of over 9,000 feet, and with the finest climate. The citizens and government have been engaged tor some time preparing lor this grand festival which was to mark one of the most important events the hi8t®ry of this remarkable country Hundreds of poles 30 feet in height bad been set all along the streets through which the procession was to move. From the tops of these poles were hung long streamers of the Natiional colors and atjjuight were suspended hoops with about 40 colored lanterns.

At the junction of two of the principal streets was a magnificent quadrilatoral triumphal arch forty five feet in height which was a mo^t beautiful work oi art. Then the houses and buildings throughout the city were most profusely decorated, which combined with the picturesque and brightly colored dress of the people had a bewildering effect on one not accustomed to this country and made me feel as if I was in dreamland or Vanity Fair. At the Alameda, which is like a park, nearly a half mile in length, with four walks thirty feet in width, with rows of gbeautitul tree: fountains, shrubs and_ flowers between, the decorations were

PERFECTLY GORGEOUS'

and of the most extensive and popular kind, that made any decorations I had ever seen in our country seem insignificant. At one end was erected a vast canopy where the speaking and exercises were held.

The average Mexican has a capacity and genius for festivities that is surpris ing to us Americans. At such times the people here seem to be in their natural element and condition whereas, 1 think our people in the states never seem so lost and forlorn, as on a public holiday, and you oiten hear people congratulating themselves that the Fourth of July or Christmas comes but once a year, and well they may, for I believe but few would survive a three days least.

On Sunday, the 9th, the grand jubilee was ushered in at daylight by the riDging of all the bells in the city and salvos of artillery. Oae thing I notice here is that the Is ells have a sweet melodious sound greatly in contrast to the harsh grating noise of even our best bells in the states. I do not know whether it is attributable to the presence ot silver in them er not, but I am sure that the sweet bells of Shandon, were not more musical than these of Zacatecas. At ten o'clock was the grand procession, which was great extent and of which I can only briefly mention a few of the leading laatures. First were

FOUR HUNDRED ORPHAN BOTS in neat blue uniforms. Tbese boys belong to and are educated and cared for by the state in a very fine institution for them here* They were headed by a brais band, of their own numbers, that played very finely. Next came one of the most elegant cars I ever saw. It was drawn by men. In the front of this was a large picture wreathed in flower of Hidalgo (the Washington ot Mexico). On a dai9 sat a handsome senorita, dressed as Minerva, with a helmet on her head, a large owl at her side, and a globe representing the world at her feet.

To give you an idea of the magnificence oi this car, I may say it was draped in velvet of royal purple color and fringed with gold bullion. Then came a large car which represented a silver mine with miners at work and a pedestal on it of pure silver which is ofablu ish gray, after the amalgam is burned as they do itjiu their treatment of ores here. This mountain of silver was about 12 f?et long and five or six in heighth and contained many thousands of dollars worth of metal. On it was a miniature shaft, and tunnel also a malacate tor hoisting ores out of the mine. Men and boye were drilling, breaking ores and doing the usual work about a mine. After this came an army of miners from the various mines of which there is a great number here, and each mine had its banner and hey were beautiful in design and work manship, being embroidered in silver and on the richest satins and velvets There art- from 15,000 TO 20,000 MINERS HEHE and it looked to me as though they were all in procession.

At exercises in the Ai&meda was an orchestra of about 50 piece* embracing kettledrums, and they also had a choir of ur taucdr voices that sung sorgs written especially for this occasion over which ih: peof le were v:ry enthusiastic. I ViOU send them to you, but I l'ear jour r«.ad TS would not

appreciate them aa they are written inSpanish. In the afternoon at five e'clock in the Plasa del Toroa,was

A BULL

as there is on each day oi the feast. I do not propose to give you a description «f this amusement of the Spanish ond Mex lean people, suffice it to say that five bulls

kwere

[successfully placed horsde

combat, one atter another, to the seeming great delight cf the spectators and the glory of the bull fighters. It is a cruel sport and not to my taste, hut I think it quite as elevating to the moral nature as the slugging matches that draw such crowds in the best cities in our country. In the evening was a grand illumination that surpassed anything of the kind I ever saw, particularly in the Alameda when thousand of lights blazed and tens, ot thousands of colored lanterns were suspended. There is no danger of burning down a Mexican town and tires and lights blazed from nearly every roof Oc Monday morning the first mineral exposition of Zacatecas was formerly'opened by the governor and his staff with speeches, music and he thunder ef artillery. The exhibition of silver ©res is rich beyond the belief of one not familiar with Mexican mines.

This place is the RICHEST MINERAL DISTRICT TIIAT HAS EVER BEEN KNOWN in the world. There has been coined here from the mines upwards of one thousand millions of silver dollars, and the people have never complained that they did nos have a place to put them In the evening there was a grand concert, and after that a brilliant display of fire works accompanied by more artillery practice, which lasted until midnight. -..C. E. HOSFORD. [The last few pages of Mr. Hosford's entertaining letti are omitted for lack of space. The conclusion of the festival is described.—ED9.

GAZETTE.

MEXICAN VETERANS.

A Permanent Organization Going to be Effected. From Friday's Dally.

A meeting of Mexican war veterans was held last night at the city hall building. Dr. Hyde was elected President and J. B. Hughes secretary. Judge Carlton made a short speech. Resolutions were adopted as follows:

Resolved, That the House of Representatives ot the Congress of the United States is entitled to the thanks and gratitude of the Mexican veterans for the passage through the House of the bill tar pensioning tbe surviving soldiers of the Mexican war.

Resolved, That tbe Senators in Congtess trom the State of Indiana are respectfully requested to use their votes and influence in favor of tbe passage of said bill.

Resolved, That the secretary of the meeting transmit a copy ot these resolutions to each of the Senators.and Representatives 1c Congress from the State of Indiana.

A committee was appointed to draft constitution and by-laws for a permanent organization, and tbe meeting adjourned to meet next Thursday evening.

The following Mexican veterans were present last night: Cbarles Duller, Co. C, Fifth Ohio.

John Hyde, Ben McCullough's Ran gers. Jerry Sullivan, Co. B, Second 111. Vol.

Stephen Lloyd, Co. 1, Sixteenth U. S. Inft. J. B. Hughes, Co. I, Second Ind.

Addison Curry, Co. H, Fourth lnd. D. P. Manning, Co. H, Fourth lnd. (*. If.

Hiokson, Co. H, Fourth Ind.

Edmund Watson, Co. H, Fourth lnd. A. B. Carlton, Co. F, Second Ind. J. C. Caulk, First Regt. Santa Fe Inft. Jabez Smith, Co. B, Second Ohio. Lyman Felver, Co. B, Third Ohio. Alonzo Foster. Co. A, Fourth Kv. Joseph Riner, Co. K, Second U. S*. Inft. John Smith, Co. F, First Regt. U. S Dragoons.

Cbarles M. Smith, Co. Iv, U. S. Mounted Rifles.

SUIT OVER A CONTRACT.

Conant & Son Alleging That Machinery

Made For Them Does Not Fill the

Bill.

From Friday's Dally.

This morning Lizzie A. Conant and Ossian A. Conant, whft are doing milling business under the firai name of Conant & Sen, sued J. A. Parker & Co., proprietors ot the Eagle Iron Works, for mages, cancellation ot certain notes and un order restraining the defendants from negotiating or transferring the notes until the final determination of the suit. Conant & Sen allege that in June, 1S83, tbey entered into a contract with Parker & Co., by the terms of which the defendants were to furnish them machinery guaranteed to have a capacity for making one hundred barrels of flour per 34 hours, for which they were to receive $9,000. Plaintiffs allege that the machinery is not of the kind, quality or capacity agreed upon, that its capacity does net exceed sixty barrels per twenty-four hours, and that its actual worth is not more than $2,500. Plaintiff sues lor $10,(.03 damages. The court granted a temporary order to continue till April 8th restraining Messrs. Parker Irom transferring or negotiating the notes. Plaintiffs counsel are T. B. Long, Davis & Davis and McNutt & McNutl.

MARRIED.

From Friday'-i Daily. WILLI90N—STOEHR.

L'is! cven'ng at 8 o'clock Mr. Joim A. Willisor, the north Fourth street druggist, and Miss Rosa Stnehr were united in marriage at the residence of the bride's mother on north Second street, Rev. Severingbaus, ot the German Methodist chuich, officiating. A number of relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony after which an elegant supper was served, which was partaken of by all present. The company did not disperse UEt'.l a late hour. The newly married couple have tbe best wishes of a large number of friends.

"THE LORD ioves a cheerful giver."

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A ROYAL PRINCE.

LONDON,

Yictirift's Toongist tin Dies Sad-

Idtnj at CADDIS.

Switzerland and the Anarchists— Osman Digna's Prestige Destroyed.

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3 FBINCB LEOPOLD DEAD. LOJD N, March 28.—Prince

Leopold*

the fourth and younger son of Victoria, died suddenly to-day. He died at two o'clock this morning at Cannes.

THE NEWS OF THE DEATH LONDON, March 28.—The Qaeen received news of the duke of Albanys death this afternoon. She was proieundly affected. The Prince died in a fit as he was on the point ot starting for Darmstadt to attend the wedding ot bis neice. the Princess Victoria trl Hesse. The Prince of Wales wa9 visiting the earl ot Stftan and received the news on a the aintree race coarse. He returned at once to London. The horses spectrul anp Collander were weighed for race, but the Duke of Monstrose and Sir Gecrge Chetec-vnd refused to run them. Marlborough house is besieged with people calling to express their*condolence.

March 28—A dispatch from

Cannes states that the Duke of Albany's death is due to the effects of a fall last evening at the Cercle Nautique.

THE

is a curious law suit in progress

on south Fourth street. Allen J. Abbott has a lot situated near the corner of Fourth and Paik considerably above the sidewalk which he intended to cut down but is restrained by an injunction granted Phil May, who owns the lot immediately adjoining his.

Settled By The Sixteen..

The sixteen persons who guessed the right number ot seeds in the pumpkin a Fasig & Co's met last night. Sixteen tickets were put in a hat,"also fifteen blanks and one slip marked "prize"

Carney, the ninth man, was thehxeky man and got tbe gold watch. 1',vt:

Letter From A Female Physician

194 SECOND AVENUE. NEW YORK, May 1,1883.

My specialty ia diseases of women and children. I like Allcock's Porous Plasters because they are so quick and efficient, and never irritate or mark the tei.derest skin. I have found tbem must useful in my practice, and they are cer tiiiijy the best plasters now made. To ii strate:myson of ten years of age took a bad Cold and coughed incessantly no medicine would relieve bim after some twelve bours I applied an Allcock's Porous Plaster to his throat and upper chest. The cough ceased entirely in an hour, and the next day the boy was well.

I told the case to a gentleman who suffered in the same way be, too, was cured in twenty-four hours of bis cough by Allcock's Porous Plasters. Another patient suffered from pain in the small of the back—Allcock's Porous Plaster was applied at night, and next morning the pain had ceased. Again, a young lady suffering from Neuralgic Pain's around the heart, by my advice used Allcock's Porous Plasters, aad was entirely cured in three days. Finally, a lady came to me with Cold Feet, which constantly recurred night and day—this sometimes is a symptom of Uterine Congestion—I applied an Allcock's Porous Piaster to the sole of each foot, and her feet got and continued warm. She wore tbe Plasters over a week.

Thus I have recently tried Allcock's Porous Plasters, and take great pleasure in bearing witness to their remarkable curative power.

JANE M. BAKER, M. D.

What a Little Pill can do. We call attention to tbe advertisement of Carter's Little Liver Pills which appears in our columns. Although comparatively unknown in this part of the country, these pills enjoy an en viable reputation in toe East, and wherever introduced soon take the lead of all others. The proprietors claim that these pills will cure sick headache every time, and that they are so small and so unlike pills generally that no one thinks of medicine when using them. They also.promise to'send a sheet of testimonials and a set nf extra mdnome advertising cards to all who ajvly with stamp.

Silver Wedding.

One day this week Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ljulman, Sr., of the northern suburb of the city celebrated the 25th anniversary of their marriage, and were the recipient of a large number of valuable present'-, and some knives and forke particularly e'egant, from Mr. H. Hulman aid each of his two sons.

Battle Flags.

CIJIUAGO, III., March 26.—The Daily News Springfield, 111., Momorial hall, in t»ie State Capital building, in which the authorities bavu fathered the battle fla^s of all tbe Illinois regiments which sf rved in the late war, was dedicated t'. day. Short addressed were made by Gen. W. T. Sherman, Gen. McClernand, Gen. Palmer, Gov. Hamilton, J. C. Black and Adjutant General Elliott.

The Fair Grounds.

An adVertieemen ppears in this issue Irom the county commissioners who have decided to sell the Fair Grounds on t'?e 27th of April, subject to the lease of ihe Vigo Agricultural Society which expires in 1887. There are parties who want to buy the ground* and run the annual fairs as private enterprise.

Probably He Is Very Smart. New York Commercial Advertiser. It is wonderful how that young Russian, Alexis, rises In the navy. When he visited us a tew years a he was only a Lieutenant. Now he is High Admiral. It must be that he is either verv smart or is backed by influential relatives.

Double Barreled Reduction. New York World, The Carlisle-Watterson people are fighting heroically for a reduction in taxes. We are also in favor of reducing taxes, but we want to go about it in a way that will not reduce the Democratic parly on the eve of a great battle.

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