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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

Lay your finger on your pulse, and
know that at every stroke some immOr-
tai passes to his Maker some fell0w-be-
ing crosses the river Of death and ii We
think OF it we may well wonder that it
should be 50 long before our turn comes.
Half ofai who live die before scvcil-
teen. -.
Only one person in ten thousand livos
to be one hundred years old, aud but
one in hundred reaches sixty. ...,..
The married live fengcr than the sin
gle.
There is one soldier in every eight
persons, and out of every thousand born
only five weddings takes place. !.
fyou take thousand persons who
have reached seventy years, there arc Of
Clcrgymcn, orators, andpublic speak
crs a
Farmers ~
Workmcn S3
Soldiers ~
LAWYERS -
Professors 27
Doctors "a
The statements are very instructive,
Farmers and workmen do not arrive at
Il good old age as often as the clergy
men and others who perform no man
nel labor but this is owing to the ne
g!cct OF The laws Of health, inattcntiOn
to the proper habits of life in eating.
drinking, sleeping, dress, and the prop
or care Of themselves after tho work Ut
The day is done. These farmers or work.
men eat heavy supper on u summers
day. and sit around The doors in their
sleeves, and in their tired condi-
tion aud weakened circulation, are casi-
iy Chilled. leaving tie foundation for
sliarrlra, bilious collie, lung fever or
consumption.
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Secrets of MnSOnry.

Old Zachary Wheeler was quite a
character in his time, being clever,
casy-going, contiding man, who inali-
aged TO let everybody cheat him Of his
Inherited estates. just as the farm was
about TO slip ont Of his hands, lie sue
cecdcd in raising the money 10 lift the
mortgage. Aaron Rccmcr, prpnii
nent Mason, accompanied him TO town.
"A they went riding along on horse
back, Zack says to Aaron ia i confiding
tone: u" T-9
s~Now Aaron as we are all alone.
want YOU 10 tell me ,hu secrets Oh M@-
sonry.' Ntt
Il cnn't Zack. they would Kill me-
"Why they won't know, they will
never .inl il out
Yes rhcy will. You'll speak Of H."
"No. l swear / won't = .-,f..s..
.Wrll IL you will ride close alaJax sin
Of nc and pat your hand ou any tligl,
land take tic oath, Ill tell you tlic secrets
( of Missionary"
| Zsck was not SLOW TO comply: and a
most powerful iron-Clad Oail Was adj
Iministcrcd and taken.
N"Wcli," said Aaron with much s0lcMni-
tn and secrecy, Gin the first place; VIC
Masons combine together to cheat ev-
erybOdy as much rs we can. This is the
first grand secret"
"Thc second is like unto il. When VIC
can't find anybody else TO cheat, we
cheat each other, Lut as little rs We
can"
"Wcll," exclaimed Zack, with evident
surprise. II swear Ill join. wish had
done it twenty years age might have
been Il rich man a!Orc now"
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% Little by little tho printer pays out
his money. A little for a press, little
for ink. u little for help. little for wood.
"a little for this and Il little for tlat-but
continually little, never stopping
constant drain. Little by little the prin-
ters bills accumulate. a owes n littlc
for. advertising; B owes a little for SUBJ
scription c owes a little and - owes
n little on clear through the whole al
phabct and back, and then through
again and many times over. a ncglccts
his bill. B does rot settle, & thinks his
but Il trifc and moi needed. So on down.
the list, little by little money goes out,
and 10: even little comes in. until tho
poor printers resources are all cxhaus-
ted. and down he goes into the gulf OF
despair, while over his head float hun
drcds Of unpaid dues but he grasps at
them in vain they afford him no help.
Reader. do YOU owe a bill 10 the priR-
Ter? PAY IT! Exchange.
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A9rifu!tura! Smpleuruts.

I SAhC STHAUB CO., Manufacturers of the
4 "'ehraied Portable Grist Mills, Queen of the
south ior corn meal wheat Touring and stock feed
spices, &c, also boiling apparatus shutters and min
work generally. n. " Front and John Streets
Cincinnati q.
HAPT. j. IARNSHsS, Manufacturer aud
~ d'Aer ~ Agricultural. Farm and Plantation In
picmcuis and Machinery. saleroonls: l.o walnut and
10 and II West SIKH street, Cincinnati, o.
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OF The Lafayette Journal says ~
drove Of ciglty-four steers passed
through Tic city on the Toledo, Wabash
Il Western railroad on Sunday evening
last. which averaged two thousand anh
eighteen pounds each. The largest OF
them turned the scale NJ twenty -four
hundred. They were iat!cncd aud ship
ped by gentleman from Sangammon
county. Illinois, WHO has fed them two
wears. Without doubt they arc tho
largest and :a,tcst cattle ever raised IN
the Vest
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Eats, Gays ono yurs.

DIN BALZ. Wholesale dealer in Hats, Caps and
~ Fancy Furs, No. ll3 Main street. west side Cincln-
NATL
PRICE &BISHOP, Wholesale
- dealers in Hats, Caps. Furs. and Straw Goods
northwest corner Vine aud Pearl streets. Cincinnati
GOODRICH 4 Co., Wholesale
l. dealers In Hats, Caps. Furs and Straw Goods No.
D; west Pearl street. Cincinnati
T nckwood. Nichols d Tice, wholcsaIe dealers
IN Hats. Caps. Straw Goods, Ladies' Fufs No %
west Third street, Cincinnati.
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Grofrrs.

v1NHOS. a ROR'T n. JONES, Wholesale Gro.
i. GERS No. 5 west Second street. Cincinnati.
JACOBS MESCHER, Wholesale Groc.rs. and
- dealers III Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Nos. Is
and 20 Main street. Cincinnati.
AMES w. AUSTIN. Dealer in staple, Fancy.
~ Foreign and Domestic t.ruccres, Northeast corner
fiih and Elm streets, Cincinnati.
RISHOP BROTHERS, Wholesale Grocers 81.
~ ai - Walnut street. corner Pearl Cincinnati.
WM. Glenn& Son, Wholesale Grocers, No 70 and
w " Vine street.
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List Of Entcrpr;sing Business
Firms Of Cincinnati. Ohio.

who have subscribed to the Capital
Stock OF the Rockport and Northern
Central Hallway Company. Purchasers
visiting Cincinnati will find these houses
the best in the city TO deal with, and dis
posed, as they have already eyinccd by
their actions to look after the material
Interests of their customers.
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wE-Thc san Francisco Alta sayss
.Thc great u, ogrcss that has been made
IN labor saving machinery Is well Illus
tuled by the fact that no less than sew
cnty farmers have been cut 10 pieces ny
moving machines this season in Illinois.
II would have taken The most expert
wood chopper long time to have done
ills with the old-fnsllioncd axe"
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n. Alta Sunday School AZ Hip;on. .
teacher asked n li,tls hoy II he knew
y hat the expression Saving tarcs'
nicnnty "Courth does. said hc. pull
Ing lie seat oiiiis littlctrowscrs around
! III front. n hires u tan G my una scwcd |;
| tcarcd II sliding tluwnhiil.'
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\ sH-rr a Racine vJ5J wn9ird l:cy lsvcr
Iioswnr on sI,c bible llat she was al!
sh,. wDrIh ~ him, sAAl wl,ei hc wouldn't I
she knocked lin stuws Win The s.crcil
volume. .ls s.
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CARPET WARPS, Sc.

r oulsl. pearce 4 Co.. Manufacturers of Cotton
NJ Yarns, Battings and Grain Bags, NJ. 50 west
Second street. Cincinnati.
Ctearns T. Foster. Manufacturers II Black and
- white Waddng, oaice: No. &c east Second street,
Cincinnati
Y putnam. Hooker 4 Co., White and eolored car
II pet warps. Bats. &c, Al west Second and com
mcrce streets. Cincinnati
Jevctt a. Adams. Manufacturers of Paper. cotton
aud Mrlap Bags. and johhers Of Domestic cotton Goods
Eurlaps Hastings Shoe Innings etc, No. 3w.,t Pearl
5, rect. Cincinnati.
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RATES or ADyEHTIs SG.

RATES or ADyEHTIs SG.
For. Iulrc Of lines or less, wc'k, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 7o els.
Longer advertisements al thO same rate.
4 fraction over even square or squares,
rounleIaS asquare. These are the terms
for tran sient advertisements "A reasonable
deduction will be made ioregular advcr-
lisers.
Notices ofappointmcnt Of admini>tra-
tors and legal notices Of like characterize
be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES..
For Township officers. each 500
For County . . 2.50
For District, Circuit, or State, 500
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BOOK ON BUILDING.

IXXyinkIa 4 Co.. 3l1 west Fourth street Cincinnati
| w have Just published Book Building; ever,
person contemplating building should shave copy
Send for II. Price One Dollar.
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Sr,ueiru.
2!:ari)ls s,iorise.

NjEElLEE .sii,SNI<<:. Great Mcstern Mar.
lts hie Works. Mentl,- aid ncnnments Cabinet and
rinNitn. From g,,t. h,r,.i. Gas Works and
sii sitert. Cincinnati
vcacrh Foster. Ss-m ,.tTle nnd Free stoue
~ Works corner Elm ard Caual streets, Cincinnati.
Z y. MYERS s Co.. "arig.aie dealers ~ Tor
rign ana Ai,iicaa n.ihr. filih street. i...erci.
'i'e aud IL, -sii.y. geaT il. d. u. u. Bep"t Gin
.,lfnnt
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\ rs linrse cal go "''iN "tlr ~ri-
cicc ul the how i.n.l.
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There's no Such Word as Fail.

iHtIS HO SVCn VOAu uS dts
The proudcst motto for the young
Write il in lines of gold
Upon thy heart, and in thy mind,
The stirring words cniold;
And in misionune's drcary hour,
Or fortunes prosperous gale,
Twill have Il holy, cheering power.
There's no such word as fail"
The sailor Oh the stormy sea
May sigh for distant land,
And free and fearless though lie be,
Would they were near the strand
But when the Storm Oh angry wing
Bears lightning, sleet and hail,
He climbs the slip'ry mast, and sings
There's no such word as fail
The weary student, bending DER
The tones ofotler days,
And dwelling Oh their magic lore, =
For inspiration prays;
And tho' with toll his brain is weak
Ills brow is deadly pale.
The language OF his heart will speak
There's no such word us fail
The willy statesman bends his knee
Before Fa,nc's glit!cring shrine,
And would humble supuliant be
TO genius so dcyinc;
Yet though his progress IS full slow,
And enemies may rail.
lie thinks at last tho world to show
"TLcre's TO such word as fail"
The soldier ON the battlefield,
When thirsiing 20 be free,
And throw aside Il tyrant's Chain,
Says "On for liberty,
Our households and our native land
We must, We. will prevail;
Then foot 10 foot. and hand TO hand
There's no such word as fsil!'
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IuBLIsiIED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. In COURIER BUILDING on
WEST MAIN STREET.

PRICE sUBsCElrTIOa.
sinyle Sub ,cripiion, for fifty Nos, 81 50
For six months, l W
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l.T.tD AND PAINTS.


4 harl,s Naser * Co.. Manufacturers Of white
Leah Paint- Patsy aud -irtisl>' ,plVi> No. 81 Nghi
ssr.rt Cincinnati
I,agir VI hite Lead trn.inry Manufacturers OF
french Zinc ~ oil, .O - II and 20 Spring street
Cincinnati
LgrEnI.H, ss.rECLEs, Sc.
N,aur-I II. xart /. son.. Dealers IN hunter
- Sh'n,le-. 'c -.i e.r'rsi avenrf finersu'l
r oue head !. por..r. iaanais-tHrers o. r,or,.
\ fash anl shutters. ana tra,rrs n Rough ii.t
Dressed lurher. Ne. ~ Hanr'ha street. 'inri,yai.
4 ape ~ brother. Queen .tity Flooring Ni!i. and
LEATHER Dts.ALIRS. sc.
Dradford sharp. Manufacturers OF Superior
i , Oak-Tannei. Psent-sireiohed Leather Betting
Fire-,nginc Hose and sucebs c, No q Walnut street
Cincinnati.
Y-aston Robsrg, Tanners and Curriers', ana
~ dealers in H. asher, Hides and OIL, No. 23- Nam
Street, Cincinnati.
4 ) ioiard Wooiiry. Dealer in Hides. on, IeaEe'
kN mil rintngs 80 lGi Nsin street. Cincinnati
yIv W. Snodera~s 4 son, Mholrsalc and retail
w dealers in an kinds of tnrT, Leather, hides ana
OIL No .ac Main street, Cincinnati.
~ II. Marin Sons. Tanners and erp,aiers'
1g No. Ggi lin street. Cincinnati
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HARDWARE.

lFbN Ncave sons. Importers and dealers In foreign
and domestic Hardware Nos. CJ and 81 Main street.
cincuna'i.
j. B. Schroeder Iocksmiih. Eehangsr. and dealer
IN Rri'ic's' hardware. lil Third street. Cincinnati
Tows'ii Gano a. CO.. hardware Merchants, l3s
Walnut street. tincinnati
AT Greenwood n Co.. Manu'asirtaf- y; Hars.-
We ware Office and saosroom, 10 Walnut street,
Cincinnati.
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liu!arp 4lublif.

Z ohm {. Hanover CO., Real Estre Er. kefs
Notary Public aud Corr,'t tsOucrs uf Deeds. 81
Third street. Cincinnati Particular ait,uiiDn given
the purchase ard sale of lands in Middle, Western ami
southern States.
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FANCY GOODS ANDNOTIONs,

j. II. a. =. }oGyet. Dealers in Machine Twist.
Needles Spool cotton &C., 81 west Fourth street. Cin-
cinnati
Jcffras. Seciey & Co... Manufacturers and Import
crs Of Millinery and Fancy Goods, southeast corner sd
and Vine streets. Cincinnati.
C strobci l. Wilken, Importers "f Fancy Goods and
Toys. Pocket cutlery, Druggists Articles. &C., III
walnut street. Cincinnati.
john ID. Caldwell. Masonic Temple Cincinnati,
Mssonic Supplies. Knights Tsmpiars' outfits, Tcmplar.
Rose Croix and kai"sh Dress swords, outfits for Ma
soric Lodges. chapters and comnienlers.
~ Brown TO-. Importers and nhoesal. dealer,
b IN Hosiery Gloves, Notions. White Goods. Iaces,
Emhroderies, Trimmings, &c No. IS Pearl street,
Cincinrati.
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! I 7 q

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BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Avci.on'- business Colleges Nelson \ irnSda.,.
~ rropric,or~, curncr ith and Vine. ana i,ih and
Main, Cincinnati.
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llinNou Sla0rs.

~ Address Co., Importers abd manufacturer
Il II parcr Hangngs aud Window Shades. No. ~
vest Fourth street. Cincinnati.
8 Toln,cs K SON. Manufacturers &c Paper Hang
- Tugs and window Shades, No. l.l Main street, be
tween iih and 9Th. Cincinnati
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LIGHTNING RODS.

LIGHTNING RODS.
j. II. Weston Manufacturer Of Galvanized carbon
7.d camper and cable Lightning Rods, No. 20 west
SIKH street. Cincinnati.
LiTHCGR.ApssfC.
Sttrnhri;ige Co.. Steam Printing iiihograrh'c Es-
> tall ->bnnnt. 80 III west Fourth street. Cincinnati
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

~ Mrs. Elizabeth Stark-Cleyeland. Pa
bowed down lamp chin ney-lamp exploded
roof few of-frst-class funeral.
ga negro girl in Selma, Alabama, skins
rope with pail Of water ON her head, without
spilliDg drop.
@1he Episcopalians of South Carolina are
endeayoring to establish - Home for Invalid
Clergymen at Aiken
%McNevins, who is under sentence of death
IN the New York Tcmbs, has had an altar erect
cd in his cell.
THE Queen OF NJ adagascar. being satisfied
with the experiment of hoops, will now introduce
the panier into fashionable Madagascar society
81 A man in Detroit was fined five dollars
Monday Tor an unsuccessful attempt to commit
suicide by taking poison.
@Massachusetts tobacco-chewers don't ap-
Pear to enjoy many privileges. A Taunton
man MAS fined 50 for splitting ON a church ear
pet.
81 Sharp Chinsman to California lady. at
Sunday school: "Why do-ee Christian only
taik-ee about Jesus on Sundays, and notice one
time-ee on other days?"
NSeveral ladies have registered in Memphis.
Tor the purpose OF voting at the next municipal
allowing all property holders to vote, whether
resident or not.
"A new trial has been refused Dr. Medli-
colt, the Lawrence, Kansas, poisoner, and he
has been sentenced to be hanged January %.
The case will be taken to the Supreme Court on
exceptions.
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF FOREIGN MAILS,
WASHINGTON, December 8. 1871


WASHINGTON, December 8, 1871.
"A postal convention has been concluded be-
tween the United States and the Republic of
Ecuador, establishing and regulating the ex-
change of international correspondence bet xeen
the two countries by the ordinary means of COM
munication via the Isthmus OF Panama.
This convention, which goes into operation
Immediately, establishes a combined int srna-
tioRal letter postage CT % cents in the United
States, and OF reals in Ecuador, per each single
rate Of half an ounce or fraction of half an
ounce, the prepayment Of which is compulsory;
and the letters so prepaid in one country are to
be delivered free Of all charges whatsoever in
the other country.
But for all correspondence other than letters
1t is provided that the two countries may re-
spectively levy and collect such rates Of postage
adapted to their interior administration and to
the cost Of sea transportation they shall
deem advisable. The following rates of postage
United States on all correspondence Except let
ters( posted therein and addressed to the Re-
public OF Ecuador, or posted in that country and
received in the United States, viz:
Newspapers, cents each, il not exceeding four
ounces in weight, and an additional rate OF 2
cents for each additional weight OF four ounces
or fraction thereof.
Prints Of all other kinds, in sheets. in PAM
phlets, and in books; sheets OF music, engrav-
ings, Autographs, photographs, drawings, maps
and plans, IL not exceeding one ounce in weight
cents; when exceeding one ounce and not ex-
ceeding two ounces in weight, B cents; when
exceeding two ounces and not exceeding four
ounces in weight, cents; and an additional rate
of cents for every additional weight of four
ounces or fraction Of four ounces
exchange on the side of the United States for
all mails forwarded to and received from Ecua.
dor under the provisions of this convention.
Postmasters will levy and collect postage ac-
cordingly from and after this date.
By order of the Postmaster General.
JOSEPH H. BLACKFAN,
Superintendent Foreign Mails.
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ne COrR~

CRIMINAL COURT Judge Carter To-day WIN
Undertake, charged with the grand larceny of a
SIX dress set Of ewelry and breast pin. valued Al
eco, Ire m Mrs. Anna GoOdal. on the I'd Of October
last was tined In this the loser not pres
eIt but friends testified TO the goods hay ing been
mlssed that Timber left the house the same day
and wac followed BY Mary Lee, a colored girl 10
Mount Pleasant; and Detective Bigiey testified 10
DBding the goods in limb. rlakes posses sion W hep
he ares ed her The jury found a verdict of aujIty
DE mis- Began and Thomas Higgs, al las John III as
SON. charged with burglary in ntering the house of
VIM; MAXIM and taAiba therefrofn over SaO was
arrsigned; plead not guilty, and Wednesday was
POLICE COURT, Jp1se SasH-To-day Aft
Johnson, coiored. larceny Of pair Of gloves plead
guilty ard fined SIS Flint W iiliams, petit lsrceny
iorf' Jed bis collateral, SO. James German and
Sharies Cor stsntine, charged with prize lighting on
Sunday were held In Ito each for future hearing
Robert stOkes, assault and battery on EizabeIh
: okes, his wife. PrOtecutiDg with ss did not ~
e ar and an attachment WA issued for err WIN
waters, assault and battery on Henry smith, bot h
colored; hptd SIS and costs. John O'Seai cursing
on pennsylvania avenue fired S. Mary McLausb-
I'D haerant. Was sent to the workhou-e Cor =,
oeys Henry Ella, cursinR on the street; fined as
1hr,storher Harper, same offence; faed SIS William
Euriey charged With airing in Geor getowp: fined
80 Jsmes Campbell and Henry Stew art: loud and
toisterous ispgu" &c in Georgetown; fin ID as each
Nm. Cusey. charged with vagrapcy: work house
BEnieI Buckley ard r. bert Johnson colored d lsor-
Gerry IN Fighting Alley; fined s. each Richard
tTaie, Richard Lee and San Lawrence thTowino
stores in the street. Craig fined $50, and the
Others discharged. ~ ~
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NEW STORE! NEW PRICEs!-Go to Prices for
your cheap underwear. He sells splendid Under
shirts and Drawers at 60c., 70c., Soc, 90c., and
2..5. and So. The cheapest place in the Terri
tory for GLOW s. am selling good article for
80 cents, for which you will pay elsewhere IS
cents. Gentlemen's Kid Gloves at 81, every
pair warranted At PRIcE's,
413 eth street. between and E.
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OAK HALL, 525 18th street, opposite Post Office
Lou Prices VII Arrays DO 10.
The grand " clean sneep" sale of fine Ready
made Clothing at Oak Hall, 525 9TH street. con-
bargain-seekers. The fact that none are impor-
tuned to buy makes it more pleasant for those
desiring to post themselves in prices and
styles. 1885
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NOTICE TO TIE LApIEs AND AMArru

NOTICE TO THE LApIES AND AMATEURS
IN OF bret class Resrs, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Climbing Psrior Plants, Ac.-HavinG cold 8 part Oh
ny place and fishing 70 dIspess Of tie bels.ce In
sboye-n named PLANTS and . great NAM Other
kipds Of drst quality In 0uautites TO suit purchaser
Washington, d. O. noS
GrLEAH AND HARML KeS As wAfER-NAT
" ans OR lSTlL discovery FOR THE
BAIR has stood the test OF time. No poison No
stains. No srdiment, and consequently no shaking
Call for IL. Take NO other. Warranted 70 ansWer
every purpose for which 1t is recommendsd Use il,
and your hair. which may be prematurely gray or
falling will return to its natural color stoo falnG
and seIun end dandrut. will rapidly dissppe.f.
condition. a single bottle will convince. For sale
by Ward WALSH, l9th and Penna. avenue and 18Th
rsnns avenue: 8 Q Fer, llos Penna. avenue;
Daw, 10. h and l. streets; Albert Bagnam l7th and
streets: ID. '. Hekiine, 81 and Pepna. avenue; @. g.
q. sin,ms, Hfh ard New York avenue: r. A. bacon
~ and streets leland; J. u. O'Donneii, Navy
lard q, iJsoe!sy: GEORGETOWN, and at Wholesale
deea-T ARTHUR NArrANs. Proprietor.
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GLOVES, Gloves, Gloves, in Castor, Kid, Dog
and Cloth, in great variety, at the Original
Franc, 43l 9TH street, next door to Franc, the
Halter.