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From a To ular Hardware Man. ^vC "u ifffii INDIANAPOLIS, July 5,1884. ileisre. A. Ktifer & Co.: Gentlemen:—hff7B •n antipathy to all sn-caled hair restorers.
Aiew weeks ago, however, giving way to the persistent entreaties of a friend. frica Lyon's Koz Uftlua*. I amdeiightehvjthit. My hair, which was very pray, bas been re stored to its former natural r.oJor. It is no longer harsh and coarse, but is smooth, glossy and healthful, and my scalp feels etter lb«n it has for \ears. I cheerfully bear testimony to the fact that Lyon's Kozothium is a true restorer of tho health and natural color to thb ha'r, and heartily indorse it, It is not only a cleanly remedy bat it is an admirable hair dressing, and now thatl know itr virtues 1 would not, under any^oircum&cdficf e, be without it. r"
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A. Keiter* A Co. G-lUJenuE—lor some time my hair has been fpllmg out, threatening me with baldntss. Iuseu Ayei's Bair Vigor, Ilnll Hhir Ben'wet and otbtr remedi8 wi'h no cflfct. My scalp has always given me trouble, bting covered with scales, 1 he resul' of a fciofulcus affection. Recently 1 was prevailed upon to try Lyon's Kozothium. The effect was wonderful. T*ot only was the falling off of tli: hair arrested, and a nt growth of hair btimuJated in its Stead, but tne scales were r?mov(from the CCalp, which is no longer feverish »nd tineomfortuble, but cool and healiLlul. My hair which was exceedingly gray has relumed its natural color, and is soft and glossy. I am now nsins it upon mj head, to Which it is restoring Its former natural color. thoHfrh more slowly than to my hair. I reeommend it with confidence as a med'cln* lor tiie calp, a hair tonic and a hair restorer.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 5,1885
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lHADGURAii balls are the fashion for the 4th et March.
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Philadelphia Call: It is not true that Dr. Mary Walker is about to be married The man escaped. ,,
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Photographing Ladies' Backs. New York ^-Belle^t^h,. you may sneer," said sne, •JrutP.apl/'.thti titled ladies who have pretty wicliV are showing them cow and haviug them photographed, too, like Lang.ry." "Photographed?" *Tea,
photographed. It's all tie rage,
and I'm goiDg to Sarooy's next week to hayemy sbouiders taken in this costume."
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*'The Squire," says tbe author of "The Booster Schoolmaster," "wore one glass eye and a wig. The glass eye was oon•tantly slipping out of focus, and the wig turning around sidewise on bis bead whenever he addressed the people of the Flat Creek District." Sad spectacle. Parker's Hair Balsam preserves and
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Tlic hvislalive Investigation Into ilie Knights?own Institu n,
The Committee Finds That Gross Immoralities and Inhuman Cruelties id»-.YIere Practiced.
The legislative conjmiti.ee appointed to investigate the scandalous charges aaaioflt the officers ot tbe Soldiers' Orphans' Home and the Asylum for Fte-ble-mind Children presented a report to the General Assembly yesterday morning. Ninety-one witnesses were examined concerning the affairs of the institution and the charges agaiust the officers, and the committee was engaged '.went} one days in conducting the investigation. The testimony which watt elicited, according to the leport, shows that inhuman abuses and shockingly outrageous immoialities have been practiced in the institution. The immediate removal ol John M. Ooar, whom the committee gives aa odiously bad bill of character, is recommended, bat nothing is said regarding the other trustees. Dr. White, the superintendent, is found guilty of nothing worse tbau gr^ss negligence of duty, but the disgraceful abuses which were practiced under the loose management is sufficient cause for tbe committee's recommendation that he be disposed. The report specifically finds that Go.ar has been guilty, during his term of oflfte as trustee, of having illicit intercourse with a female inmate of th* institution of about the age ot fifteen years, and that he bas been guilty, during his official term as such trustee, of attempts to seduce two other female inmates, each of the (.ge of fifteen years, of said institution, who are orphans of deceased soldiers of Indisna.
In regard to Dr. White, the committee fiads that he has allowed children in both departments to be locked in close and dark closets, and fed only on bread and water from one day to a week, and permitted two boys to be hand-cuffed together two days and one night in dark closets, and compelled them thereby to sleep together while so hand-cuffed, whioh punishments, in the opinion of the committee, were excessive, cruel and inhuman. He acted indiscreetly at various times by locking himself in his private offlce'with femule teachers and others connected with the institution, but the committee is of the opinion, from all tbe evidence upon that subject, that it was at no time tor an improper or immoral purpose. He allowed one Charles itiorgan, an employe of said institution,to :emain in tbe institution for feome time after the said Morgan had inflicted upon one Ed Boler, a feeble-minded boy and a soldier's orphan, most cruel and inhuman punishment.
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attendants for some time to remain in the institution, and as an employe of the same, after said attendant had been guilty of a nameless crime with boys trom ten to fourteen years of age, he, the said Wnite, having such information as should have put him on immediate inquiry and investigation aa to the truth of said information, and which inquiry would most oertainly have disclosed to him fully the evidences of this most horrible practice. The committee further finds that h:- has not given that close attention to the subject of the schools thdt the importance ot the same demands.
Tho House laid the committee's report on the table until 5C0 copies of the document could be printed.
Judge Scott on New Orleans. Judge John T. Scotc has been back from New Orleans and San Antonio, where he went with Miss Madrigal on real estate business, tie was asKed bis impressions of the exposition by a GAZETTK reporter. He seems filiel with enthusiasm in some respects and disgust in other?. The city of New Orleans he does not admire, bnt cannot say too much in praise of San. Antonio. The Mississippi at New Orleans is now from four to six feet higher than the city and as a con sequence, sewerage is impossible except on the surface back io Lake Fontchartrain. The Judge says the surface drainage smells badly now in winter and must be terrible ia summer. The exposition grounds are not so large nor so line as tbosc at Philadelphia during the Centennial, but the New Orleans exhibit Is an amazingly large ana fine one. The Judge says he met. Mr. Butler Krumbhaar, formerly of th?s place who extended to him tne courtesy of the Boston club ironi tohich he saw the Mardi Gras procession. The business houses all have verandahs which were supported on acoount of the extra weight, and seats sold in many cases at a premium. 1
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The Olivers Won't Move.
The Lafayette Courier of yesterday savs: "At the conference with the citizens' committee of South Bend, Mr. James Oliver said that while he and his son
had come home from Indianapolis with the idea that they must remove from South Bend, the action of the citizens had caused them to consider matters in another light. They would not definitely determine upon what tkeir future course would be, but he would assure tbfccu of a careful consideration and a definite decision within one week. The project ot moving from South Bend had uot oeen contemplated with any ill feeling toward South Bond, but as a guarantee of their secuiity
Internal Revenue Collections. The collections luteniiu revenue during the first seven months ot the fisca year were $65,341,347, against $69,962,679 during the same period of tbe previous fiscal year, a decrease of $4,621,332. There was an increase ot $301,595 in the collections from fermented liquors, a decrease of $4,462,796 from spirits, a decrease of $185,685 trom tobacco, and a decrease of $274,446 from miscellaneous sources.
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Interesting Interview by a Gazette Reporter With the Great Evangelists,
Why Terre Haute was Left Out—A Probable Visit From Mr. Moody Six Weeks Since.
Yesterday afternoon, as No. 1 pulled in at the Union depot, a heavy set, handsome looking man got off the parlor car, and was immediately recognized by the GAZETTE reporter as Dr. L. W. Munhall, of Indianapolis, D. L. Moody's traveling companion and cbiei adviser.
Alter mutual salutationa the reporter inquired after Mr. Moody. He was found in the parlor car it* company with Prof, and Mrs. Towner, of Cincinnati. The latter persons supply in a measure Mr. Sankey's place, singing solos at the revival meetings.
Mr. Moody lelt tired and was not inclined to talk, but DR. MUNHALL SPOKE FREELY.
Said be: "We have had very success* ful meetings every plaee, and one of the most satisfactory kind at Greencastle this morning. We go to Evansville this afternoon and will be in Louisville Sunday, stopping lor one meeting at New Albany."
The reporter suggested that Terre Haute felt that it was slighted by Mr. Moody, and that our city needed evangelical work about as bad as Evansvilie. "I was compelled to leave out Terre Haute," said Dr. Munhall. "We only had a limited time to spend in Indiana, and I boped to provide for meetings at Lafayette, South Bend and Terre Haute, but found it impracticable. Another thing that
WORKED AGAINST TERRE HAUTE in the disposition of Mr. Moody's time was that it had no Y. M. C. A. oiganization. Mr- Moody is working now under our directions, and unless we uould establish a branch here by his visit we thought it improper to consume his time in Terre Haute."
Dr. Munhall thought Terre Haute was a wicked city and went on to say, "Your rich men are not Christians. In other cities the Y. M. C. A. organizations are kept up by the wealthy Christians. But there are so few of this olass in Terre Haute, and those Christians who are rich are so lacking in the necessary interest in Christian work, that tbe poor Christians found it a profitless struggle to keep up the organization."
Mr. Moody appeared to be much Interested in tbe conversation pnd suggested that he might pay Terre Haute a visit in about
SIX WEEKS.
"Yes," said Dr. Munhall, "that is at least a possibility. We go West from Louisville and hold meetings in Omaha, St. Joe and other western towns, and will then return East. I shall try to take in Terre Ilaute on the way back. You may announce that not as yet determined upon, but as a possibility."
The train was then leaving the depot and the reporter made his adieux.
DIED OF EXCESS OF JOY.
Heart Disease Superinduced by Successful Lobbying. WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 26.—A curious com^nt on the d^ays of legislation came to the front here late yesterday when D. H. Darley, of Iowa, tell dead on street, from excessive agitation over the passage of a bill he had been urgiog before Congress for eight years. He came here in '77 to urge the passage a bill to establish title to lands occupied by settlers on the De« Moines river. The lands had been granted to a company for the improvement of the Des Moines river, but tbe company failing to perform tbe work, the lands were supposed to have reverted to the government. It nevei took possession of them, however, and settlers have never been able to get their titles. The bill to establish titles has been pending for years, and Darley has been here pushing it. Tbe other day it passed the Senate, and yesterday it was favorably reported to the House. This was too near to the cul mination of bis years of work, and in« dnced such excitement as to produce case of heart disease, and he fell dead
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DETROIT, Feb. 27.—Annie Kennedy, sged 22, suicided last night by hnnging. Cause, despondency.
VIKCENNES is after the Oliver Chilled Plow Works baa.
THE patrolmen will hereafter be compelled to wear their stars on the outside ot their coats at all times. Vy-
TTFTF TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—Spain has agreed to extend the time for the ratification ot the receprocity treaty to May 18, 1886. The present limitation is six months from November 18,1884 date of the treaty's signature.
Legislators Going to the Inauguration. COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 26.—The Legislature adopted a joint resolution this morning to adjourn February 28th to March 10th, to give the members an opportunity to attend the inaugural exer-
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A Republican Member of the Illinois Legislature.
SPRINGFIELD, III., Feb. 26.—Judge Robert Logan, of Whiteside, dropped dead at the h^ad of the House stairs as he was ou his way to th« chamber. The elevator was not running and he attempted to waik up the long stairway. Logan has been ailing all session with heart disease, and could not stand excitement of an kini. When he dropped on the House floor opposite the main en. trance to the chamber he was picked up by friends and carried into tbe anteroom and doctors called. Five minutes later he was pronounccd dead. He was
Republican and bis death gives tbe Democrats a majority of one on joint ballot
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The Young—Shaffer Wedding. On Wednesday Wm. Young, ot Worthington, Ind., was united in marriage to Miss Ellen A. Shaffer, daughter of Jacob Shaffer, of 1107 south Second. The Rev. H. O. Breeden performed the ceremony. The bridal party went to Worthington, where Mr. Young is a farmer.
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And tney will tell will tell yon unhesitat. lngly "Some form of Hops III"
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Ask the same physicians What is tbe most reliable and sursst cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia constipation, Indigestion, biliousness, malaria, feyer, ague, Ac.," and they will teli you:
Mandrake! or Dandelioa!!'" Hence, when thes remedies are combined with others equally valuable.
And compounded into Hop Bitter?, inch a wenderlul and mysterious curative power is developed, which is so varied in ita operations that no disease or ill health can possibly exist or resist its its power, and yet it is
Harmless tbe most frail woman, weak est invalid or smallest child to use. CHAPTER II.. "Patien "Almost dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up by physicians of Brigbt's and othvr kidney disea es, liver complaints, severe coughs, called consumption, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazv!!! From agony of neuralgia, nervous*ess. wakefulness, and various diseases peculiar to women.
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE, Notice is hereby given that we will apply the Board of Commissioners of igo Co., at their next term, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the premises for a period of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said ilqnors are to be «old and drank is located at 214 south Fourth street, in tbe city of Terre Haute, Harrisca township, Vigo county, Indiana.
JOHN C»and BEVERLY W. BROWN.
A Correction.
I^RILKY, IND., Feb. 9th, 1885.
We, the undersigned stale that we wrongfully accused Mary, wife of Samuel Hatborn, and tal~e this opportunity oi stating that the report is not true.
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lias long since chosen Wabash as^ the favorite route to all the summer resorta ottne East, North and West, and Wtaajw _®f the South as the Company hastor years provided better accommodations ana jnore attractions than any of its competitors for tnia class of travel. Tourist Tickets caiibe haa at reduced rates at all principal office® o* tne Company.
THE FABMEB
In search of a new home, where lie ean ae* cure better returns for his labor, shouia rememberthat the Wabash 1s the most direct route to Arkansas, Texas, Kansas^Nebrasxa, and all points South, West, andlforthW|Mt, and that round-trip land-explorers* ticket® at very low rates are always on sale attne ticket offices. Descriptive advertising matter of Arkansas and Texas sent free to all applicants by addressing the General Pas* senger Agent.
THE INVALID
Will And the Wabash the most convenient route to all of the noted health resorts of Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas and Texas, and that the extensive through ear system aaa superior accommodations of this popular line will add greatly to his
comfort
POTASH
while en
route. Pamphlets descriptive of tne jnany celebrated mineral springs of the West ana South sent free on application.
THE CAPITALIST
Can get tbe information necessary to seenre safe and profitable Investments in agriculture, stock-raising, mining, lnmbermg, oany of the many Inviting fields throughou the 8outh and West, by addressing the UE dersigned.
F. CHANDLER,
hnt»l hsapfrt Tkkititat. It.
ILLINOIS— IOWA- MIS -H-
GQARMTEED CUPr
FOR
SCROFULA, SYPHILISr RHEUMATISM,
MEURALGt
AND ALL
DI8EA8E
OF THE I
BLOOD and SKIT
THE
W1LDERS' SAHSAPARIUA
HOST 70WEBFUT
BLOOD PURIFIE
ANO *1
CONSTITUTIOMI
ALTERATIVE
EVER USED
A. V. PAINE,
WOPBJETOR.
LOUISVILLE,
KY.
ALLEN'S
GENUINE ORIGINAL NERVE «3t BONE .. LINIMENT. jfriee, £5e. per* bottle. Introduced in 1835 by Geo. Itfarston Allen. A painless, sure and speody cure for Rheumatism .Neuralgia, Old Sores. Burns, Sprains, Scalds, Cuts, Bruises. Swellings and all other bodily pains. Farmers and owners of stoc'.t recommend it as the best known remedy for cure of Shoulder Strains. Cracked Heels, Scratches, Chafes or Galls, Sprains, Corks. Film in the Eye, etc. Beware of Imitation*. rilAS. H. ALLEN. Jr.. Sole Prop. andManufactu rer.
Office, No. 3 W. 5 th St.. Cincinnati, O* SWFor sale by all Dmnlts.*6*
THE DAVIS SWING CHURN.
Ae Host Popular Chora on the Market. Because it makes the most butter. Because na other Churn works so easy. Because It makes the best grained butter. Because It Is the easiest cleaned. It bas no floats or paddles
Inside. Also the Eureka Butter Worker, the Keibltt Battfr Printer, and a full line of Butter Making Utensils for
Dairies and Factories. Send for Illustrated Circulars. vxBH«m FAwuMAeross co„.
Newspaper Advertising.
OAUCHY & CO
27 Park Place ani 24-26 Murra St Jfe Yoik.
Malte lowest rates on all newspapers n-i tbe U. $. aud Canada, Kstablisbed 1867 Send for a Catalogue, arties contemplating a line of adw rt'sinjr, larpe or small, are requested to e«?nd ior estimate of cost. Please name this paper.
WHOWARD'S
VIRGINIA
Is a Tonic, appeti zerand Blood Puri fier for all live stock jThe best Conditio* Powder in the work
25 CENTS.
ABASH Scratches or Itch
cured In twenty-four hours by ITCH POWfilB
Bv mail on receipt of 50c in stamps «r BOS tal notes. Address R. E. ILVKLEIGH, Chemist, Bloomfield, Ind.
FARMSAMIIU
For 8ale* Exeheaget
III I I'.l II IT ijFKEI: Ca£g5£ R, B. CHAFFDi & CO* fikhMs^tfS