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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-07-19

NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
~ dersigncd will apply for license at
the September term, 1872, of the Dubois
County Commissioners, under the pro-
visions OF an act entitled can act TO
regulate and license the sale Of spiritu-
Gus, vinous, malt, and other intoxicating
liquors" The place of sale will be upon
the premises occupied by him, the pre-
else location of which is as follows: In
the building occupied by him, on lot
No. 81, Oh East Main Street, as shown
in the plat of the town Of Portewyillee,
HARRISON township. dubois county, Ind.
JOHN RUDOLPH.
July 10Th, 1872-3w.
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~ Mr. John Z. Deinderfer is this
week announced rs a candidate for Real
Estate Appraiser. lie is farmer living
in Patoka township, OH the line of the
st. Louis railroad, and thinks he under
stands the relative value of railroad
and other lands when entered for taxa
ton. There is no question, Mr.. ID. to
the contrary notwithstanding, that lands
contiguous to stations ON the railroad
are already largely enhanced in value,
and will be still further increased on
the completion of the roads, and who
ever is elected Appraiser should be care
full to get them high enough this time.
or we may have another 40 per cent. ad-
ded to our arpraisement, and this time
by a legal Board.
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How to Go West.

This Is an enquiry which every one
shOuid nave TRUTHFULLY answered he
fore he starts on his journey. and a lit.
tie care taken in examination of Routes
will in many cases save much trouble.
time, and money.
The II. Is. 4 w. Route" running
from indianapolis through Blooming.
ton to Burlington, has achieved a splen.
did reputation in the last two years as
the leading Passenger Route to the ives,
AT Burlington il connects with the great
Burlington Route which runs direct
through Southern Iowa to Nebra. III
and Kansas, with close connection. to
California and the Territories and pas
sengers starting from Dubois County,
on their way westward, cannot do bet
ter than to take the |. b. Il w. and Bur-
lington Route.
This Line has published a pamphlet
called "HOw to go Vest which con-
tains much valuable information a
large correct map of the Great West,
which can DC obtained free of charge by
addressing the General Passenger
Agent. b. & M. II. r., Burlington,
Iowa.
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st:Grney's Complaint.

State Of Indiana. Dubois County, IS:
ia the Circuit Court OF Dubois Conn.
ty. in tie Stale of Indiana, September
Term. a. ID. 1872.
Rudolph NJ oening
vs..
Adolph Moening,
Alaria Mocning,
Bernard Poenges, ct. III.
SRE II KNOW n. That on this osth day
- OF February. il the year 1872, the
above named plaintiff. ly his ATTORNEYS
flc! in the Office OF tie Clerk of the
Circrit Court, a complaint against said
defendants. in the above Untitled cause
and on the 17ih day Of July, 1872 filed
IN tiidavit OF competent person, that
said defendants. Adolph incoming and
Maria MoeniIg are not residents OF the
state Of Indiana.
Said defendants are therefore. hereby
notified Of Tie fiiingand pendency of said
conplani against them. and that unless
the! appear and answer or lelnur there
10. nj the calling OF said cause on the
: ,cond day of tho next term Of said
Court, 10 be begun and !.cll AT the Court
House IN Va per. on the fourth Monday
IN September. next, said complaint. and
tho matters and thing therein contained
aud alleged. will be heard and deter.
mined ia their absence.
BAIll. IL. EDNONSTON. Clerk.
of lhc iuboi> Circuit Court
Com & ~c",r~H. ATTY for plaintiff.
July 18Th. ls1s-3ws.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that an cleo
~ ton will be held at the office Of l..
q. DcDrulcr. in Rockport. Spencer Co.,
Indiana, on Monday the 26th Of August,
1872, by the stock holders Of the Gin
cinnati, Rockport, and South western.
Railway Company TO elect Directors oil
said Company to serve one year from
that date.
JOSIAH KIRBY, President.
July 10Th, 1872-3ws
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'AVi'oN.-On Yesterday a. ~. g.,
y was c"'''i'g outs IN my stll, : d
was taken from his vest pocket By SOM,
young boys who were picking blark
berries wish 10 caution parent, th,,
they may be on tie look ont for the mo
ncy. and return i, to me rs do not W;
to prosecute the children.
CONRAD ECKENT
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@On last Tuesday evening when the
rains were descending from the Heavens
in torrents, hack containing four
blooming maids and two gentlemen
drove up and halted in front Of the Court
House. the party alighted and entered
the Court Hall, inquired for the Clerks
office, which was shown 10 them by a
bystander. On entering, they were not
long In telling the Clerk their business.
In the meantime, however, the bache-
Tors, Attorneys, Doctors, and the occu-
pants Of the milliner's establishment.
came Aocking in to see the nuptial knot
tied. While our Clerk was preparing
the necessary papers, our amiable Sher-
id, acting as marshal of the day, dis
patched message for Esq. Enthofen.
But on the return of the messenger, the !,
were informed that the Justice was sick,
and unable TO appear; to the dissatisfac-
ton Of the bachelors, &C., whose lips
hung like an elephants ear. The BRIDE
groom and bride, together with their
attendants, fastened through the rain to
the Justices Office, where the loving
couple we're united in the holy bonds
of Inatrimony, named respectively VIM.
5. Ford and Mary L. Williams collec.
lively, Mr.. and Mrs. Ford.
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Our TICKET. this week put mt
the head of our columns the Democratic
ticket nominated at the Baltimore Ma
tional Convention. or its composition
it is useless for us to speak, for the rep
utation of Horace Greeley as a patriot,
sage and successful statesman, is cock
tensive with civilization, while Cover
nor Brown is recognized everywhere as
one of the bright and shining lights OF
later years. With such ticket every
patriot can 60 to work heartily for its
success, knowing that the Jefiersonian
qualifications Of honesty and capabil-
ity' are embraced in it, and even con-
ceded TO it BY its opponents. When
these gentlemen assume the rcins Of
Government as they will on the 4,h of
next March,white hats. plain clothes and
honesty will be the rule at the White
house instead Of gold tinsel. epaulettes.
red tape, rascality and nepotism. Then
let every Democrat and Liberal Rcpub-
lican 80 into this fight with vim and a
win, knowing that we have an unexcep-
tionable platform, and candidates, upon
it who will honestly carry out its prin-
pies. Then, Hurrah for Greeley, and
long life to the Republic.
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FIGITs. = Several women in The cOun-
ty about mile south of Jasper, became
possessed of tho grccn-cycd monster
lately, and last Saturday four of them
pitched into each other and tore all their
chignons Of, and otherwise damaged
their appearance. II is said the air
blue with screams, and the ground was
with hair, while the question Of
prOwces was left undecided.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-07-19

@ At meeting of the Directors OF
the Lake Erie, Evansville and South
western Road, held at Evansville. Tues
day, the resignation of Geo. N. Carlton
as President was accepted. and G. III.
Ellery, of New York city, was appoin.
ted in his place. Mr.. Matthew Henning
was appointed Director in place OF
Mr.. Chandler. The contract entered in
TO between the Executive Committee
and the New York Contract Company
was approved, and considerable other
private business was tran sacted. A res
olution ofrespect to tile memory OF Mr..
,. >. Chandler was passed and the meet
ing adjourned.
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Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Of Marion.
FOR LiEUTENANr GovoxoR.
WASHINGTON c. DEPACW.
OF Floyd.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
OWEN NJ. EDDY,
Of st. Joseph.
FOR AUDITOR.
HON. JOHN Ii. STOLI.
FOR TREASURER,
HON. JAMES Il. RYAN,
OF Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILTON ii. HOPKINS.
Of Montgomery.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
BAYLESS w. HANNA,
OF Vigo.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
ED. PRICE,
Of Sullivan.
REPORTER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
JOHN c. ROBINSON,
Of Owen.
FOR CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE.
HoN. NJ. Z. KERR.
Col. j. S. WILLIAMS.
For Congressman. Cd District.
SIMEON X. WOLFE.
Prosecuting Attor'y 81 Judicial Circuit.
S. III. TAYLOR, of Daviess.
For Common Pleas Judge, Sd District.
MILTON S. MAvITY.
For Common Pleas Prosecutor,
JOHN c. SCHAFER.
For Representative in the Legislature,
HENRY a. PEED, Of Martin County.
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VIII. KE UPENFD FkOM
September Fourth to October Fifth. TO-.
Goods will BE- received from
August lith, 10 31st.
The Sixteen Grand Departments have
been greatly extended, and the
Exposition will be the
Largest ever held in Amcric,
The Exhibition space under roof beinr
SEW s;N ACRES.
Extensive arrangrn, nts have l.. ,u made far tran,
porlh ion Of visitors 81 reduced rates
Exhibitors should make Immediate au,,Ii
ton for spaa.. Rules aud Premium
List furnished ON application.
nj l.
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lin' We nrr keeping our readers from
me liSl 81 uull'S pai', ~ an consumers
y" 'er'V'h s''l ht'l'Ivs 81 consumption.
i.e' y DC lr'iiisrd mn the figures given
are ,ahrh nom 'he official report tabu-
intrd ~ Tue National Bureau of Staiis-
u's' ana ih""'Hcd wherever amy rchuc-
'san has been made ~ 'hc new tariIl.
Articles. Pc, cent of ,lutv
Hosiery. IG
blankets. 100
Calico. 80 81.
Spool Thread. Ia
Cals Wool. 20
Cotton c,hrr,inn. and Shir,inu. pnin
and brown. no, hirarh,d. 81
Carp,I- lnu,.,i,,-d and ,hr,.-ulv "A
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27

When one Of our county men rise.
above the ordinary influences tina,
tend to cause the great majority OF
our young men to remain passive
and follow the hum-drum ~exissenc.
Of their ne'gbbors, aud proves him,
selt . mat Of enterprise aud frmness
Of purpose, we are always glad h
add his name to the list Ut worthy
representatives, Of our industrious,
enterprising people. The energy
and business capacity Of our former
county,man, Mr.. j. NJ. Hartsfeld,
has won for him the favorable con>
sideration OF the best business men
Of Memphis, and in the formation OF
the new firm of Southworth, Thayer
4 Co., the old members OF the firm
have shown their good Judgment in
admitting as partners our friends
Hsrtstield and Richard Drake. This
hrm 10 one Of the largest wholesale
dealers in boots, shoes, hats, caps and
furs IN the South, and we congratu>
late our friends upon having won the
high standing of honored members
Of q staunch firm.
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1hesiiesiis# n ssT ~ ssas |. pss
|tlssisfiJ ssilsa b Ne kil.s u prss
Iiil<sri u references 10 tsnns o..
's<'sa ssll' ls this t<a b.. r. .,
h,sBsi 90 ihs eassds u thl. i.as =
The feasibility Of ihs proposition :,
boss srssisa veil. IN ibi. .es,iou d
The sisss hiss gsaerily bssu quss.
iI'osd, and saeh high ss,horiy .,
the State G~aegisi, who /. better
informed spon the subject than az,
one else, 10 favor VI the sttemp'. vii
-e hope, induce some Of our outer.
Prixing citizens to make the expert.
msnt.
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niFg ~ paiseags4

AEaaafs sssdleih ramsfH
es n 81 tsihH ssssy y.
hs hskssFf.
~tasfs asslaa ties as u i.
sssis -tls' y. ~ t.ffls' sfsss
- tass~s
Iih-ahi 81 IS Fabsl. q sss.
pntsi slssk hmss iH dats..g
N See Ifissass-sl tsss 80 go.
btsl la h-sss shlss sad agas ~
g-~ TIE ssesps sss nsas ~
sasdsy . euisx. shgst asfk. IT,.
lsilof. J.fvls, fsl=#,s ,h.i IT, preo
as's he'd MT bssu sen6asl IN ~
iron ssxes isr The sirhi. uas ssre "
The apsn ron, add By thsif aoileti
strength ssrv s',le 70 iraw frum II.
ississiags oas Of the pIste. D. is,n
that he'd BEEN iss,ss.d osef 4 huis
10 the wall through Which seise che
lsisoners had formerly male their
escape. After the plate III sheet
iron was removed from the vail II
was but . moments work b. knock
out the brick aud, BY the aid VI a
rOI'e made out ot their blankets. dc
seend to the ground, and finding the
door OF the picket fence open, make
their escape without any trouble.
The Jail at this place ia now nearly
completed aud will be ready tor de.
livery to the commissioners BY the
last OF this week, and when prisons
ers are placed within lts walls there
will be no excuse tor their escape ex.
.cspt the culpability Of the warden,
as 1t Is impossible to break this jail
without outside aid.
The criminal practice of our
county has been remarkably light IN
the last twelve months; not that
there has been no breaches of the
law, or failure OF arrests, bur, on the
contrary, the Jail has been full OF
prisoners several time:i in this period,
but all OF them have escaped, and
our Circuit Court has been wanting
in prisoners to find verdicts against
upon the indictments on its docket.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27

We didourselvss the honor to pay
a visit to the town Of Long Town,
in the southwestern portion of our
county, on Saturday last. The
ride from this place is quite a long
one, being about eighteen miles, and
when we drew up our tired steed in
front of the store of Messrs. Sorrels
4 Bryant, we We're fully impressed
with the hardship of living at so
great a distance from the co nty
site and what a labor it was for citi-
zens OF that portion of the county to
have to attend court or d, other
business a, the county site.
Long Town is u village, yet it i,
located IN one Of the best sections Of
our county, and there are some Of
the best c%ltizeps OF our county living
in that section, and last Saturday be-
ing the day for the holding of Mag.
%istrate's court by the two clever and
active Justices for TINT beat, Mr.. D.
2. Floyd and Mr.. JIG. Haynes, who
hold their courts together, there was
quite acrowd present from the isigh-
boring country.
The store room Of our whole-soul-
ed triends, Messrs. Sorrels & Bryant,
was continually crowded with Gus
toners, and we we're pleased to see
our estimable friend, Mr.. Ruff. Pat
ton behind the counter as chief sa'es-
man. He has, also, a grocery house
Of his own in the place.
The people in this section CT the
county are in a prosperous condition
and are making their farming ar
rangement, for the pres,n year.
The Long Town Academy, under
the charge of Mr.. B. Ii. Blankenship,
as principal, with assistants in the
primary department and . splendid
teacher in the music department for
the young ladies, is one of the most
creditable institutions in the county,
and The citizens deserve great credit
tor having erected so handsome a
building aud maintaining so fine a
school.
We are indebted to the good peo-
pie Of Long Town for many courte-
isles shown us.
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RED CROSS.

s,svs fair warning 70 oar Dc.
,,.vrs subseribef, ,hss n they d.
Sws p their dsIinqvsncies with.
.ssrt two weeks ws viii afs,
[mCR0ss TO their names. and
1tse .lse viii operate asa cheek
Do tendency h, refrain to pa,
sIn publish q blsek list OF q
|rtbsr Who sre indebted to ~
absorption for a period longe'
va one yesf.
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Use Magic Arnica LlniTent fer
kcheS and Pains.

Report after report, testimny after
testimony receied Of wonderful cures
performed by the prince OF all pain
d~estroyers, Magic Arnica Liuiment.
1t is as successful with paralysis neu-
ralgia or rheumatism as it is with a
burn, cut, bruise or sting, stopping
the pain at once and curing RAPIDLY,
In chronic and severe a sof rheu-
matism it will invaiably sop the pain
and when used in conjunction with
Mansfeld&Higbee's internal remedy
the rheumatic compound never fails
to make q perfect cure.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27

~ risff = q 80
4sss aitHnsHafaf ~
@ADa ise c5l n.d ~
r-sa. 4t~sssa - ~
= 90 elaala,h Is ds sf
saa Iesaf nlss = ~ - l. q
ialss lssssis ssssiss 81 iila sss1
'i.hasa'. 81 d-s'gs y tsass sss
Isl sausae.
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
rF.1s rARLs.

Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
rr.ss rAsLs.
ohasgs o tlme on Sunday Nov 70, 1879.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis lilo .. H., pass
Obmo 3:31 ?. H., Ssrdis 40, Baiesyille 1 80
CORTLAND 4b5, Pope's sts.ion 5;02, ana ar.
arrive at Grensds 0 so ?. n.
Express trains leave Memphis AS , n, pass
Como 1893, Sardis 500, Batesvilis 8 80. Court
land 8;50, Popes $50, 7. n. and Arivs u
Grenada ii 90, p
Freight trsin leaves Memphis $40 LIZ, pss
Como l025, Sardis II rs, Batesville if0s,
CORTLAND 1875, Po2e's l2;4s, spd arrive al
Grenada 400 ?. r.,
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada s:25, T., pass Pops
1914, Courtlsud, 1920, bs s%sville, IGss,
sardis. Il.25, Como, ll:44 A. T., snd arrive
at Memphis ESQ Pm
Express trains leave Grenada las A. ~, pas
Pope 34s, CORTLAND 3:55, Batssvills 4.It,
Sa5dis s 90, Como, 5:22, and arrive 81 Mem.
phi. 1881 ~.
Freight train leaits Grenada $50 4 n, psps
Pope's 9.07, Courtland sle, Bstesville s;4b,
Sardis HOO, Como ll:50, 4. H., sad arrive
at Memphis 4;30 r.x
Mail and I Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays
The mail train going south makes I.rso
connection at Grenada FOR New Orleans. Th.
Express going South connects for Water Val
ley, csfeeville, Oxford, &c.
Al LIvERMoRE, Gent. supi,.
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The Leap Year Ban at Bstesville

The Leap Year Ball At Bstesville
on the Slst is all the topi. Of con-
versation among the party going
people. No invitations have been
sent TO ladies but they are expected
to be in attendance, while no gen.
tlemen will be admitted unless they
have received an invitation tror- The
tiianarer..
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READ THE EVIDENCE:

BIBB COUNTY, GA Aug. 16, 1869
Messrs. Mansfield 4 Higbee,
Dear S,rs: While attending the
Commercial Convention held in your
city in May last procured from YOU
house two bottles of your Rheumatic
Compound for one of my family
who had suffered for years with
acute rheumatism. I am'happy &c
state that they effected n perfect cure
the pains being at all times almost
instantly allayed by the MagicArnica
Eminent used at the same time ex
ternally. Having previously tried
many physicians without success, we
can but express to you u thahks
for the bic sing given us by the
compound
Very truly yours,
DANIEL WILSON.
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MIssIsa BooKs.-Our friend, Judge
Simmons, who loans his hooks to
the bar, when wanted, misses 18th
volume Of law library Smith on real
and personal property, which he
would be glad to have returned
Also; Dinks, Mayhu and Hutchin-
son on "The Dog"
As the Judge is kind enough to
loan his books, we hope they viii
be returned BY the borrower.
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Tho following list 81 names COM
prises the officers elect tor the year
1872 Of the Sardis Chapter No. II
Of the Eastern Star:
DR.. John Wright, Worthy Patrons
Mrs Ma Thompson, Matron'
S.McCrac cen. Asst.
IL. Kinchloe, Tress'r.
NIB. Wright, Sec'y.
ME-. vanderpool, Cod ~actress,
S. Harrison, Asst. Cones.
Miss Lou Carlton, Warden,
Mr.. Adam Brown, Sentinel.
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Quite a number of fights have ia
ken place incur town in the last two
weeks. No deadly weapons were
used in any ease and the offenders
have gotten off with small fines as a
reward for their pugaIistic efforts.
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READ THE
IuKA, MISS, June 26, 1869

IuKA, MISS, June 26, 1869
MEssas. MANsFIELD & HIaBEE:
The following are voluntary state
ments. | make them alone for the
good OF the suffering. When | was
in your city you recommended to me
and advised me to buy the Magic
Arnica Liniment. Ny reply was,
I had no confidence IN patent nos.
trums. / told you OF a hurt l re,
ceived eleven years since that had
not been relieved, but was increas-
ing with age. You then presented
me with a bottlef,of this lininent.
took it through courtesy to you. A
week after | got home ] concluded
to use it. l applied it twice each
day for two weeks. Since then
have felt no pain, but feel as we'll al
| did twenty years ago. The bottle
of linimsnt has been worth more tr
me than the bottle filed with god
would have been. I recommend
the Eminent to all who / f, d suffer.
ing with pain from stratus, bruises
rheumatism or any other cause
whatever. 1t recommends i'sel
wherever sold. am, dear sirs,
Yours, etc,
s. j. WADLEY.
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Hos,e,,trs rnlted State Almanac tor 1871
or distribution, gratis. throughout the United
States. aud all e~ivilis,d countries ofthe weste
Hemisphere, viii BE- pub ished about the trsi
Of January, IN the English. German, French,
Norwegian, Welsh. Swedish, Holland. Buhe.
milan and Spanish ~lunguagss, snda who wish
to understand The true philosophy Of health
should read aud ponder the valuable sugge.
tons il cont ms. In add tion 10 an Gdnira.
bile medical treatise on the causes, prevention
ana cure Of a great variety Of diseases, Il en-.
nracess brge amount Of information interest
lng to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner,
the farmer, the planter, and professional man
nd the .alcnlations have been made for such
mcridians and lattitudes as are most suitable
Tor a correct aud comp extensive National Cal
rndar.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary santa
~, effects Of Hostetters Stomach BirerS, the
staple tonic and alternative Of more than half
the Christipn World, are fully set forth in il
pages, which are also interpreted with picto-
rial illustrations valuable receipts for the house
hold and farm, Humorous anecdotes, and other
instructive and amusing read'n ~ matter. orig
nal and selected. Among the Animals TO ap-
pear with the opening Of the year this will b.
one o. the most useful, and may be bad for
the asking. The pruprie'ors Messrs Hostetter
& Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt Of a two
cert stamp, will forward a copy by mail to sny
person who cannot procure one in his neigh
hood. The Bitters ar, sold in every city town
and village, andarc extensively used through.
out the entire c~ivilised world.
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A trial will satisfy all hat this
beautiful aromatic Eminent is far
superior to the compounds Of rancid
grease so commonly sold under the
name Of liniment. 1t is an instan-
taneous destroyer OF pain.
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Alaska Diamonds.
THE IMPROVED GERARD
OR GOLD WATCHES
$12, S15, s18.

We have recently brought our gold metal
to such perfection, that il is difficult for the
best judges to distinguish it from gold,
The ~ watches are with patent tscapement
movements, in appearance and tot time equal
ing N gold one worth Sl00. The sl2 are full.
jewelcd patent levers equal to a Sl50 gold
watch. The. sl5 are the same as the last, but
0 a finer finish, nickle movements, equal to
ne costing sl7s, and the SIS watches are Of
. me finish with full jeweled American lever
N emen,, equa lng q gold n costing 5000.
rhey are all in hunting cases, gents, and
ladies sizes, anu guaranteed for time and wear
w special certificate, also e egaat designs VI
e and ladies chains from 81 10 ~, and
. eicy u kinds
Bills sent ID. Customers peimltted to
raam is what they prdor te'ore paying bill .,
ON pay mem Of cxpress charges
When six wa ches are ordered. al one lime
we will send an extra watch ri the sam u IL
ity free. For further particulars send for cir
cular. Address
JAMES GERARD a CO. s
25-6m s5 Nassau st N. Y, Pc. Box s,39l