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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 1884.
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II r. TluiHg-» !.»}•» br: abnok hands with 50.000 sinners during liis Wetern VH'-Hliill.
Rob-it Grant's new novel. "Thriving ot Heait-," in to be brought out by Air O'ST'kmI tbis month.
On', John Hay, private secretary of IV President Lincoln, is 'building a $100,WO $ bou-e in WasMnijtnii. ,H^rI
Oen. Kobeit Toombs has sold his 15 m, beantiliil ewmraer iiituse in Clarksvillp,
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fx-Judjje John E. Blnckley. Mr. is t.) pay $300 a month (or the Yuns Winsr bouse io Wafebinsjton. He did mil. lease tfie property for ("our J'targ, but is to Ofc me tenant for one year.
HO8» Aimtn?, of Baitim vrp, r.ovi Vf•ides on a !-,rsre eftate in Scotland ni-.d lias extefi6ive sranji? preserves. Evuy deer ne fehoota eosrn tiim $400, but be is se'veral times a millionuire and can stand it. "Victor II ii si is row wiib bis grand-, children nnd 51.. and Mme. Loc.iToy anions the mountains of Switzerland, bavin.' a uood time and enjoying for :he first time in his life absolute rest from work.
Paul W. Bart'ett, son of Bart kit, tbe sculptor, is wii.uitK a. line reputation as an artist in ltosion. where he has aone excellent woik in bu^ri-liei'. With bis father be is now engagtd on a skctoa lor a statue of Theodore Parker. I Tbe son of the Rev. 0. II. Spurgeon, the great Baptist c.'eievman of LoDdcn, is also an accomplished pulpit orator, and when bis father is it! wita bis f» vorte disorder, the rh nntic gout, he til his place in the .Vetroj olit in rat erniule •ery aoceptablv *V'A
Munkacz», one .f the ereatts: liviug artists, wtso painted "Chri«r txtore Pilate," b«s ju«t b"(?n put io a private madhouse near !'ari. He thought passing iile of so an.-rm alnct to usat sitiatc Liin, shrieked wildly rt)r aid. and •Was found iv tie tfpel.abl niart.f,
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compiling, a ^eneaulo^y of raniil:e») o? the name, tic it a ou ot (.ror. l'err, »»f South Caroiiva. dctci urtut ot J- hn Pony, wbo o•hi i'oai K.^ImikI with E1lot tft? Indi .ti .m.v, itisuop P.-irv, oi Iowa,:* ... rr\, (f 1)l(ie Island, ":»m~ in the same line, a .,
lu 1830 Charles ck'ens once appeared in public tires ed in "a swallow.tail coat with gilt buttons, crimson velvet waistcoat -and white under ditto, black satin stocE, two breastpins eorjoined by a little gold chain, larjte gold chain mean, deriog over waistcoat, black Kerseymere pantaloons, silk stockings snd pumps, and yellow kid glov»s."
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Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood was nominated for President of tbe United States by tbe Women's National Rights Party in California. In tbe letter conveying the news of her nomination her correspondents say that she was selected for the Prisidenev because Elizabeth Cady Stanton was"tooold,"Sa*an b. Anlbocv •'too much of a spinster," Mary A. Livermore "too opposed to certain classes," and Lucy StoDe "too uarrow." This statement of why another person w&s not notcjnated marks a new departure in American politics. Practiced tberwise than with feminine tidt it would hardly conduce to harmony in tbe party. Mrs. Lockwood ptomptlv wrote her letter of acceptance. She says:» "I believe that with yt.ur unanimous and cordial support and tbe fairness and justice of our cause we shall not only be able to carry tne election, but to guide the ship of State safely into port." She pioutises if clected to try to promote equal priviletcis for all citizens, ami to seek to insure a lair distribution of the public offices to women as well as to men. She is opposed to the monopoly of the judiciary by male voters, and it elected will appoint a reasonable number ol women an District Attorneys, Marshals and Judgesof tbe United States. She advocates temperance, and believes woman suffrage will brinir about the abo ition of the liquo" traffic. Mrs. Lockwood also expresses her views on marrUge and divorce, tbe Indian policy, and other public questions. She savs of her leuei: "I have madn a bid for all voters, Irish, German, temperance, monopolists, ar.ti monopolists, capitalists and laborers. I didn't know how to ^et around tbe Germans because I'm lfemperince. and so I saij 'due consideration will be given to tbe honest, industrious, home-loving Germans.'" Tbe unique and spmntly epistle d»'ficr b:il i* silent as to tbat much-vexpri question, the tariff, in it says so muca, si* very nicely, that this one oversisbt will be forgiven. -'j
Mrs. k-void indubirab'y a ctevgt Troman, and, as it appe.ns nm«t p» pie* did not no* ttie 'tn^wn ol c»mtidate for the PresiUoucy to complete her wellearned notoriety. She was burn In New York St*te in the enr 1830. At fourteen years »t age si in dertook Ui" t-arv of a village school, and at eiehtfen tint "f a husband, Uriah MoNall. lie died in 1S53.
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Thirteen Years' Dysnensia. "l 'suffered »itb dyspt-peia years," write* Jobn Albri»tit q.. Columbu-, Ooi". ^Samaritan .N^rvin cured it always eures sue disorder*. At druggists.
A Texan is suing a side sbowmau because the placard promised a living twrheaded calf, while the re el ivy was a stuffed and fraudulent bide. v•
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BELYA A. L0CKW00D i..
Candidate for the Presidency-
The, so far, generally dull Presidential campaign of 1864 is not. without features of enlivenment. There are people who seem to regard the candidature of Benjamin F. Butler as a joke, but a9 it means tbe transfer of myriads of votta, perhaps it is wiser to take it in earnest and consider its funny aspect, if there is one, as an incident. But the ease iB verv different with tbe candidature Qf Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, of Washington, for tbe Presidency. Seeiug that women ire not entitled to vote for President or hold tbe office of Cbuf Magistrate of the United States, for a '-party" to nominate for this office, aud a person to accept tbe nomination, are facts apt to excite the risibilities of the average citizen. Of course nothing ugbt to be said to the prejudice of the fair sex, and to suggest the absurdity of perpetrating a fruitless folly as a meaus of adding to the "record" of man's inhumanity to woman, is all that can be expected from a masculine pen on this occasion. To say that a woman does uot advance the cause of her sex's rights by making herself a laughing-stock to men and an object of wondering contempt to her tisters. would be going too for. Saf fine it to repeat here that a woman to in the field for tbe Presidency, tbat she can have no votes, and that, consequently, she cannot possibly be elected.
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It is the manifest de-tiny of Glenn's Sulphur Soap to supersede oilv unguents or salves for cutaneous eruptions."
Sir Andrew Walker will add an «-xt?nsion costing $60,000, to the fine art gallery he recently presented to the city of Liverpool.
"Solid oomfort" ean be realized by thoae suffering trom all forms of Scrofula if they will take flood's Sarsaparilla and be oure&<
BEffS OF THE WEEI.
Gleaned From the Gasette's Columns.
Jay U.Keyes went t? Lincoln, Nebraska, this weekMiss Emma Eiser is visiting in Louisville.
Douglass Smith is attending Asbury. Miss Etta Lambert, of Chicago, is visiting lira. Jake Mann.
Miss. Linda Fox has returned from Chicago. Mrs. Dr. Moorhead has returned from Lake Maxinkuckee. .Will Coburu, of Indianapolis, is in tbe city. He will attend the Polytechnic.
Miss Carrie Newhart left this week for St. Mary's where she will attend school.
Miss Fannie Ke!ly has returned from a month's visit in Rockville. Mr. Phil. Miller, who has been visiting Mr. A. G. Austin's family, has returned to Gainsville.Fla.
James Townley will retain his interest in the bouse here, although he will give his attention to tbe new store bouse in Kansas City.
Mrs. Wm. A., Johnson, of south Eleventh street, has gone to Wnitesville, Ky., to visit her parents, hoping by the change to recuperate her failing health.
Miss Sallie Jordon, daughter of Mr. Jobn Jordon, is now teaching school at Pilot Point,
Texas.
i'rof. Snider, of St. Louis, will be herb next week and commence a mrse of instruction to a select class on Faust.
Andy Brown, son of David and Louisa Brown, died on August 27th, aged 18 years.
Miss Maggie Nugent gave a daneinz party on Tuesday nifcnt, the 10th. On Tuesday, tbe Otb, a daughtei was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sbrader.
Ernest Ohm has returned from Colorado. J. D. Bigelow is back from Connecticut.
Miss Linda Fox has returned from a visit to Cbicago. Mrs. P. S. Westfall left on tbe lltb for Pennsylvania to visit her old home.
Dr. Geo. A. Bo wye r, veterinary surgeon. is visiting »t Pine Grove, Ky. Mrs. A. Clements, or Topeka, Kansas, is visiting Mrs. A. B. Carlton on Ohio street, jlr. and Mrs. Fred Huister, of south Second street, celebrated tbeir wedding this week.
Maud Cromiat has broughj suit tor divorce from Harry Cromist. Lewis Link is suing for a divorce from Belle Link
Mr. and /s. A. B. Pegg,C. W. Brown and son Harry, Mrs. David Solomon, Mrs. Dr. Insley, Mrs. Bobt. Alexander and D. Dunham and wife were among the Niagara Falls excursionists tbis week. lrason L. Crail wishes to sever the matrimonial allianoe between herself and Lookkey Crail.
Letter Carrier Boutzhan is taking his vacation. Wm. E.Shaley has gone to Franklin, Wis., toattend school at the Mission House Peminary.
Burgiars entered B. S. Cux's, A. Herz's, L. G. Benson's, and L. G. flaget's houses on Thursday night ti:e 11th, but were not successful in getting any thing of value.
Miss Mary M. Murphy, daughter of Justice Janies F. Murphy, met with quite a painful accident on tbe ICth. She was lifting a four-«rallon Kettle of boiling hot tomato preserves from the stove when it tilted and spilled the contents over her person. Sue was severely scalded.
Louisa Bryant vs. Hiram Bryant divorce: decree and plaintiff's name changed to Louisa Brunkin.
Wm. McGlone vs. Margaret McGlone divorce decree. A. Herzand Phil. Schloss have been in Chicago this week.
Will Cookerly returned to Parsons, Kansas, this week after an extended visit.
Rev. Severinghaus#bas been attending conference an "Newport, Kv., this week. Mrs. Alice Reinbeimer and daughter Hattie have returned from Clinton.
Cbas. M. Shepherd has brought suit for divorce from Flora B. Shepherd. The following marriage licenses have been issued tbis week:
Albert Howard and Alice Irwin. Ioaac M. Devoss and Amanda Gallagher.
Jos. E Dnnu and Ida Leonard. J. W. McCameroti and Belle McLaughlin.
Edward.5. woods and Anna B. Stever. Tbiis F. Elliott and Anna Cox. James E. Morris and Marv i.Strailer. Thos. Maxwell and Cora Hampton. Forrest Farley aod Lula B. Pierce. Elijah B. Church tnd Minerva 1. Davis.
Aurellus H. Modesitt and Hannah Clark. Henry Heliaoamp and Sarah Burn-i ham.. .. :—, -l
FemtnitcaM.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg is at Birmingham, Cone., with ber parents, and will rtmain there some time.
A Newport belle wears fifty-two bangles on one ot her bracelets. They are made of gold coin and are worth from $1 to $20 each.*
Miss Hatne A. Paul, a yotitig Woman 18 year- old, who has been for three years on the editorial staff of tbe Memphis Scimeter, now has entire control of tbe paper.
A coriespondent says tbat Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, tbe latest candidate for Preeideut, looks like the late Mrs. Lydia Pinkham. This is probably a campaign slander.
Miss Eva Maokay, who is to marry Prince Co'onna, in spite of ber father's denia', is of small stature, witb an unassuming, nice, quiet manner, is good faiokirg and has artistic taste&.
Mis« Shepherd, the' daughter Mrs. W.J.Florence is to support Lotta this season.
Potatoes are coming into Albany at the rate of 1,006 barrels a day. Tbey are of excellent quality and seli for from $1 to $1.37 1-2 a barrel.
Despair not, neither man nor maid, Although your mouth has suffered ill Although your teelh are half decayed,
You can still save them, if you will.' A little SOZODOST be sure Will make all balmy, bright and pure.
Adolph Sutre. of tunnel fame, just home from Europe, is to establish a tree library in San Francisco,
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THE TERSE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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Spring WHtoom Blossoms.
Late in, life to Look for Joy—Tet Verer too Late to Mend-
Reader* of Hawthorne's "House oi Seven Gables" will recall the pathos with which poor Clifford PyncbeoA, who had been un .nstly imprisoned 6ince bis eariy manhood said, after bis release: "My life is gone, and where is my happiness? Oh! give me my happiness." But that could only lie done in part, as gleams of warm snncbine occasionally 'all across thq gldom of a New England autumn day.
In a letter to Mestre. Hiscox & Co.^ Mr. L. H. Titns, of Pennington, N. J., says: "I have suffered untold misery from childhood irom cluonic disease of the bowels and diarh«a, accompanied by great pain. I sought relief at the hands of physicians of every school and used every patent and domestic remedy under the snn. 1 have at last found in PAMK* R8 TONIC a completespeciflcoreventiveand core. As jour invaluable medicine which did for me what nothing else oonld do, Is entitled to the credit of my getting back my happy days, I cheerfully and gratefully acknowledge the fact
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National Greenback County Convention.
A County Conventi will be held at the court houFe at 10 o'clock Saturday, Sept. 20 1884, for the purpose ot nominating a ful county tirket. Each ward and township will be entitled to seven delegates.
An invltation^ls extended to all Mho wit support Gen. B. F. Butler in his present canvass in combining all the elements that are in faror rf a party of the people, by the people and for the people.
Each ward anu township will appoint seven delegates on Saturday, the 18th of September, at2p.m. Also one committeeman to serve tne ensuing two yearc.
The wards will meet at 8 o'clock on the 13th. at the old VaSonlo hall on Third street between Main and Ohio.
By order Ex. Committee, M. C-Rahkik, Chairman
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WORLD MANUFACTUKINCl CO., 132 Nassau Street New York.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given tbat we will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo county, Iudlana, at their September session, for a. license to sell intoxicaticg liquors io less quantity than a qua at a time with the privilege of allowing the same 'o he drank on my premises for one year. My place of business and the premiM whereon said liquors are to be sold and a rank ts located on the north tbreb eighths of in lot No 14, of* the townof Ceotervllle, Lewis P. O., 1'ier-: son township. Vigo county, Indiana, being he north half of lot 14 in Centervllle, except 30 fret off tbe west end of said lot in the frame building on tlie southwest corner of Union and Scate streets in said town of Ctnterville,
WILLIAM H. CRISS, RILAND VKISS.
NELGEN'S
Steam Dye House.
660 RUin SI., McKeen's Block. Tbe ODly Steam Dye House in the City. Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds of Ladies'Gents' ami Children's wear, such as Silks, Satin, Cashmeres, lpacaa, etccleaned or dyed in anv desired shade.
Kid gloves or kid slippers cleaned or dyed lace curta'ns and lace ties cleaned, shawls cleaned or dyed, plumes, cleaned or yed, gents' garments cleaned, dyed and rsprir#
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John H. Nklgkn
CLEVELAND
Thomas Topky.
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CALL AT THE
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