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THURSDAY, JULY 22,1886.

ittle Boy Hurt in the Country. Phil. Spears, of Lost Creek township while playing as the barn of Charles Daniels while they were hoisting hay had three finger^ caught in a pulley and crushed so that they had to be taken off. Though only five years old he bore the pain without a whimper.

\yil CONSUMPTION CDRED An old physician, retired from practice, having placed in his hands by an

East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronohitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive and. radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of oharge. to all who desire it this recipe, in German, Erench or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W- A. Noyes, 149 Power's Block Rochester, N. Y.

^ARIS.

King Cole, a Comic Opera, the Notable Event of the Week.

PARIS, 111, GAZETTE special].—The notable event of the week in o4r quiet oity was the rendition of the comic opere"King Cole," at Opera gallon Thursday and Friday evenings under the direction of Prof. W. A. Ogden, of Toledo, O. It is written in the very best style. The harmonies are striking and pretty and the melodies exceedingly fine. It was climaxed in a*way which -denotes acquaintance with the stage and the subject.

The situations are ludicrous and the setting quite novel. Prof. Ogden wrote this opera at intervals within the past year putting with it his best musical skill and imagination, and produced it before the public for the first time in our city aided by our native home talent. The parts were in the main well sua tained. The lack of elocutionary traki ing on the part of some performers made a serious defect. The music by individuals, and the choruses was of first order and generally well rendered. The lack of spirit and natural versatility was quite apparent in several actors, while in others they were fully up to the sentiment and the occasion. The libretta is the production of Misa Eva L. Ogden and has an under current of satire that is really interesting,

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No. 1017. The undersigned administrator of the estate of John S. Holmes, deceased, will by order of the Vigo Cirouit Court, at the court houoe door in the city of Terre Haute, at one I o'clock p. m., on the 81»t day of July, A. D. 1886, offer for sale the following described real estate belonging to the heirs of said decedant, situated

In Fayette township, Vigo county, and state of Indiana, to-wit: The northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section eight [8] township thirteen [13] north, range nine [9] west. Terms cash.'* v+

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I have devoted my efforts to the im provement of the game and to fostering it in every way I thought likely to promote the objeot I had in view, which was to build up a national field game for Americans such as crioket was for England." wr

When Mr. Chadwick was Chairman of the Committee of Bules of the old National League, he revised and improved the playing rules of the game. He continued actively engaged as a member of. association conventions un til the present.National Leage was or ganized.

The man who made base ball the national game of the United States is well-preserved, laborious and active, There is every indication in his condiion of body that he will work many ears yet.

Of Cincinnati, Elected Supreme Chancellor Commander of the World, at Toronto, Ont.'

At the convention lately held in Toronto, Canada, Howard Douglass, of Cincinnati, Supreme Vice-Chancellor of the World, of the Knights of Pythias was elected to the highest office within reach of a member of that Order—the* Supreme Chancellorship.

Mr. Douglass was initiated a member of the Knights of Pythias in May, 1869,

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The Game.

Henry Chadwick, of Brooklyn, New York, is distinguished among Americans as the improver of the game of base ball when it needed improvement and as the leading writer on the subject of the great popular field sport of this country. Now, in life's decline, he still occasionally takes part in a game of base ball.

He was born in England, in the year 1814, the son of a distinguished journalist of that country. In 1844 he entered the ranks of journalism, as contributor to aLong Island newspaper. His work throughout along career as a newspaper man, has been to report oricket and base ball matters. He is the author of wellknown works on the national game. The veteran condemns all the abuses that are found to accompany a sport which in itself is innocent, healthful an re re at iv "It was in 1856," he says of his first conception of the work that has made him famo.us, "when, on returning from an early closing of a crioket match at Fox Hall, Hobok&n, I chanoed to go through the Elysian Fields during the progress of 8 base ball match between the then noted Eagle and Gotham clubs. The game was being sharply played on both sides, and I watched it with deeper interest than any previous match of the kind I had seen. It was not long before I was struck with the idea that base ball was just the game for a nation' al spo^t for Americans, and, reflecting on the subject on my return home, I came to the conclusion that from this game of ball a powerful lever might be made bj- nieans of which our people could be lifted into a position of more devotion to physieal exercise and healthful out-door recreation than they had hiterto been noted for." He goes on to say that: "From the period that I first beoamean ardent admirer of base ball

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•'I have been suffering for over two years with yspepsla In an aggravated fortn, alid for the ast year I could not take a drink of cold water nor eat any fat meat, plokles or any similar food without vomiting it. Uy life wss mi/wry, and after, our home physician6 failed to benefit me they advised removal to Colorado or California, In the hope of relief. I had thought of leaving my family and would haVe gone to the mountains this summer If you had not reoommended Simmons' Liver Regulator. I am now taking the second bottle, and wordB oannot express the TOlief I feel, My appetite is very good and I digest everything thoroughly. Where I used to hare a passage every four or five days I now have regular duly evacuations of the bowels. I sleep weu now and I oo*se to be very restless. I am fleshing up fast. Oood, strong food and Simmons Liver Regulator Have done It all. I write this in the hope of benefitting some one who has suffered as I did. I will take oath io these statements it desired." E.8. BAULOTT, Syracuse' Nab. tST*None genuine except with the Stamp in ed, on front of Wrapper, and the Seal arid sift* Dature of J. H. Zeilin St Uo. on the slde.

Lodge in the same year Was made Su preme Representative and in-1883, at the Supreme Council in New Orleans* he was honored with the Yice-Chanoel-lorship.

Cincinnati claims this distinguished knight as one of her sons, he having been born in that oity January 21,1846. He is small in stature, not weighing more than one hundred pounds, and is often spoken of as "Little Howiard." Mr. DouglaBs is an active citizen, and has taken great interest in local politics. He is a staunoh adherent of the Democratic faith. As President of the Board of Education he has served with dis tinction, having been re-elected to this important trust twice, and would have been honored with a third tenrf'had he given his consent. He is popular with all classes, and has been importuned to become a candidate for Mayor and Congress, but absolutely declines, prefer ring to continue his praotioe of law, al which he has built

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VINCENNES.

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1 tf" ,, Demolition of the Old City Hall— T^e Work of Bloodhounds

VINCENNES,

—Minor Mention. v-i-i

Ind., July 17.—[GAZETTE

special.]—Th6 old City Hall, built in 1837, will be sold this afternoon, and its demolition at once commenced»to give place for the new one, wnich will 'be built in the latest architectural style. The first meeting of tbe Board of Trustees of the then Borough of Vinoennes, was held in the old structure in 1838. All publio meetings, entertainments, church festivals, etc., were for years held in this building. The last meeting of the city council waa held in it last Monday evening. The old Vincennes people, nojr residing in Terre Haute, when they lead this in the GAZETTE, particularly the Brokaw brothers. Smith brothers, J. M. Mayes and J. E. Somes will recall with foud recollection this old structure and associations with their earlier days, for they many times have been within its portals in attendence at church festivals, etc., and can recall many an incident of the by-gone days As has been stated in these letters recently,the authorities over at Olney, IlL.ourchased a pack of bloodhounds for the purpose of running down the perpetrators of varions crimes so frequently committed at that place. A few nights ago a store in that town was broken open, and the next moraine the hounds were put upon the trail of the thieves, and they were"treed" in the brush and the goods recovered. They are in jail now Presiding Elder

Hobbs, of the Yincennes district, M. E. church, will hold the fourth quarterly meeting at IFarmersburg. July 24th .and 25th. J. C. Cochran who came from Montezuma, Ind., a year or so ago, and took charge as landlord of the La Plante, home, this city,yesterday retired from its management.——Rev. Father Merz, of St. John's church, was thrownfrom his buggy, Wednesday, and had an arm broken and collar bone fractured. A negro, working on the water works

{eg.——Jerome

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riant, the same day, sustained a broken Cardinal and wife agreed to quit, and sold their farm a few miles sonth of this city, and other effects, divided the money, and peaceably seperated after many storms of a tempestuous life. At the meeting of the city council Monday night, it being the last session to be held in the old City Hall, a resolution was adopted authorizing the minutes to be recorded in red ink-—Ed. Cooper, late coroner of Knox county, who, for presenting false claims for coronial services a few months ago, and for which he was locked up behind the bars in the Knox county jail, and afterward released on bail, is now setting brakes on the Texas railroad The river being so low, the Crown Point, the Diana ana barges go only up to Bussellville, from which point they are

and took such an active interest in the bringing down ^immense, quantities of —i—• ia a— Li.-a. -rv new wheat. workings of the order that in December of the same year he formed Douglass Lodge, named in honor of Its organizer.

Chancellor for meritorious services in 1870, and at the session of the Grand

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This lodge ia todaj o.eotthe in membership and wealth in the State lilies, nor buttercups^ are sweeter than of Ohio. He was elected Past Grand he mouth of that fair one who uses SO-

ZODONT daily to keep her teeth white

as the driven snow, and her gums as red June roses.

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fiitallatfcm of Odd Wlows---Mar-

riages.

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spSiSall—Ed. Lambert was in Craw-

has purchased the interest of. B. D. Puett In the Puett ^took stables and will ooittiune the business alone, has the finest stable in this part of

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state.——Jamee Hutchinson is Working in the Park bank.--—Sheriff Musser and family returned from. Maxinkuckee last* Edday^t-—The JLeeney'a of)Orawfordfe ville with Jake and Brown of tht place, are oamping at Turkey. Run.— Prof. Hadlyyofc Blodmingdale, was town Thursday morning.™—The Rock-

August 5th, 1886.—-The house of W. H. McKay on Ohio street caught on fire last Saturday night? The fire started from a wood box in the kitchen. But little damage was done as it was speedily extinguished.—rrr^r^nk Payne will send his foreman, Mr. Dodds, to Arkansas to attend .to his 'milling, interests there while he remains in Indiana. There Was a public installation of the Odd Fellows offloers at the Preebytdrian church last night. The installation was well amende!.——Capt. J. F. Meacham has almost the number of Misses he wishes for his regiment.

Joe

Adapis

was in town Wednesday in tlie interest of his road sorapOf.—-Joe Martin had his pocket picked of $40 last Thurgday.

Msrried by 'Squire Noel no S. Right-

sell and Miss

Roea*Miller,

July 8,

Andrew Webster wd Miss Rebecca Spun, all of this oounty.- The Presbyterian Sunday sehool- will picnic on the 22nd in the ground between Bellmore and Holland belonging to Mr. Sage, 'i

MARSHALL

Storm Notes—Personals, Etc., MARSHALL, I1L, July 17.—[GAZETTE special.]—Miss Julia Fry, of Terre Haute,.is spending a few days with friendshere.Ui

P. W. Tierney has accepted a position as business manager of the Westfield Gazette.

Al Griffin has moved to Carlisle, Ind. where hp will open a saloon. Boss Holler, of Corey, Ind., spent Sunday here. 4,

Mrs. John K. Black reftlriied Sattir day from Mattoon, where she had been visiting relatives for the past week.

Miss Mettie Allan is so much im proved as to be riding again. t.vj'i Wm. Lvcan is on the sick listi

Whit Archer has returned to Dan ville after a month's visit with friends an re at iv he re

Mrs. M. E. Manley andHer daughter Mattie, moved to Terre Haute Wednes day.

The O'Leary's went to Auburn, Sun day, defeating the local nine by a score of 9 to 4. ...

DIED—On Wednesday, at 4 p. M. of consumption, Boy Shaw, at the resi denceofL. A. Wallace. The funeral .service* were held Thursday at 4 p. Rev. Howe, officiating.

A lawn social was given at thd resi dence of Wm. Shaw, Tuesday evening. Henry GasaWay, the Democratic nominee for county judge, was in town Monday.

Will Kilborn has severed his con neotion as foreman in the Herald office and commenoed canvassing for some saleable subscription books.

The Paris Chestnuts'are expected to come down one day next Week to try and down the O'Leary's.

Dr. J\ W. Baker, of Darwin, spent Thursday here. Ed. McKeen, of Collinsville, 111, spent Sunday with relatives here.

Bobt. Twilley is able to be up and around again. Mrs. Lizzie Wurster, of Terre Haute, is expected to be over next week to vis it relatives here.

Mrs. Wm. Goodwin, of Mt. Carmel, who has been visiting her parents, Wm Kulman and wife the past week, returned home Thursday.

The Building and Loan Association met last Saturday night. The storm Tuesday night did considerable damage to property in this vicinity. A number of hay and wheat slacks were struckv by lightning and burned. Jm,^

Wm. Kulman, of Ernesf, was in town Thursday.

SALINE CITY.

New Railroad Being Pushed to Comple-tion-Harvest Feast Picnic Sudden Death

SALINE CITY, July 17.—| GAZETTE special].—The new railroad from Brazil to this place is being pushed with all possible dispatch.

Messrs. Coffey and Denny have opened up a new ware house at this place for the purchase of all kinds of gram.

Professor Beason and lady from Terre Haute were visiting in saline this week. The Harvest Feast picnic whioh is to occur at the beautiful grove one half mile west of Saline City promises to be a grand affair judging from the preparations making.

The crops of Wheat in this vicinity that has been threshed and measured have went far beyond the expectations of the farmers. The grass is reported to be wonderfully fine and plumb.

Quite a sudden death occurred at Z. T. Barnett's ware house this morning Mr. Nathaniel Mullinger a well to do farmer and a young man very highly respected fell dead of heart diseaee while delivering a load of Wheat.

Five drops of chloroform on a little cotton wool in the bowl of a clean cl&y pipe if blown as vapor through the stem into an aching ear will, almost invariably, afford instant relief.

Fire Department Motes.

Will Shannon, of the Two's hose reel *as off duty yesterday. John Sullivan^ foreman of tbe Three's hose reel will "lay dff" on Sunday.

Messrs. Whittaker-mid Stickle are busily engaged in the manufacture of the hose wagon as ordered by the ooun-

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reports that Jndge Shelton will loee hia eye sight are entkely unwarranted. There is no reason whatever to believe that he will become' blind. His. eyesight is improving and he wiQ soon be able to read again. The' case is a serioud one but warrants no stfch statements as have been made. ».•

TERRE HAUTE WINS,

Second Money in'tta of Drill.A Tonoirro, Ont, July 15.—{GAZBTT* special]—Terre Haute division K. of P. 'takee second mpney, jth^ee hu^^red cellars. .'• '.'i 'if

A Fishing Excursion.

Jno. Harman, Jno. Graul and Jno. Benz, "the three Johns^ of tbe Yandalia shops* Have gone down the river on a fishing excursion to stay (over Sunday, If any of the hotels want freeh fish they can have the same by applying to any one in the party. *. .1

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Miss Fannie Hlmill, of Terwi Haute, came down, Webneeday, and delivered to the judge her stenographic report -of the Mayfield-Lytton murder oaae. It made 600 pages legal capon type writer, being equivalent to about 1,800 pages of manuscript, and she received $200 for her worlu Sullivan Democrat

Capt. Merrill N. Smith is at Hamilton, Ohio, where his son has been dangerously sick, but is recovering. The Captain thinks of taking a course of treatment at Dansville, N. Y., Sanitarium for his neuralgic trouble.

The term "bank" is derived from the Ittlian banco, a seal or bench, because the early custodian and dealers in money in Italy were accustomed to sit on benches in the market places of the principal towns. ~'AN advertiser offers the desirable'residence at 709 Ohie street for rent, or will rent rooms in it It is an especially good plaoe for any one wanting to keep a boarding house.

LAST night three cows completely destroyed the garden Of a poor family on Ninth street. Win the city .council e\er desired

pass the much ordinance?'

Miss Katie Rinck, of Belleville, I1L is visiting the iamilies of Joseph and Peter Fries on north Thirteenth street.

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Parker's Tonic

A Pare Family Medicine That Never Intoxicates. If you area lawyer, minister or business man, exhausted by mental strain or anxious cares do not take intoxicating stimulants, but use PABKSB'S TOHXO.

HISCOX & CO..

^163 William Street, New York. Sold by all Druggists in large bottles at One Dol .«r-

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