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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-16

NJ. Cost to city, sl6s16
The assessments on.adjoining lots are apportioned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-07
The Indian Exhibition.

Since the days of the lamented General Jack.
son the occupants Of the White House have had
taste for indulging in Indian shows The object
first proposed was, no doubt, Il good one, az it
was hoped that by showing the braves the wealth
and resources OF the white man poor Lo would
be induced to abandon the custom OF adjoining
himself with the scalps Of white settlers. What.
ever hopes on this point may have been in
dulged in at first. time, we regret to say, has
proved them to be utterly illusory. The noble
savaees were very willing to be feted and y his
keyed and powwowed, if at the end Of the
tiresome ceremonies they were supplied with
brand new rifles and superior tolnahawks, W whicll
would be turned on the unfortunate from
tiersmen on the first favorable opportunity. This
burlesque has absolutely been gone through
time after time with an unpleasant and unprom-
ising sameness Of result. Latterly it has been
carried 10 such an extent that it has become a
nuisance. II it is to be continued we hope that
the system OF making these cunning and blood
thirsty savages presents of arms that are certain
to be one day used for the slaughter Of the from.
tier population, will soon be brought 10 an abrupt
end Good Indians ought not to want guns, and
bad ones should only be served with plenty of
bullets. As practical illustration of the dignity
OF labor, we would suggest to the Washington
authorities the desirability Of making each
brave present Of a good spade. He might
receive hint at the same time that We should
require him to prove his civilization and love OF
order by using it. Until he has acquired a
proficiency with this arm of peaceful warfare
we shall be willing to feed him; but if he will
insist on being vagrant and nuisance we
shall be compelled to put him under arrest ol
where the labor question will trout lie him nc
more. This is what ought to be impressed on
the minds of the Indians by the Great Father
and in the end it would have more effect than
the powwowing at present INDUCED in, which
leaves matters very much as they were before,
and fails to give peace or security to the from
tier.-N. Y. Herald
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-07

FREIGHT EMBARGo.-The Chicago Inter-
Ocean, complaining of the high rates of inland
freights, remarks
The effects of these operations are felt with
great intensity at Time when the West has
been blessed with a large crop Of corn, the price
tor which is unusually low At present prices
while some portions OF the globe are threatened
with famine, the wo:li will again witness the
extraordinary and almost sacrellgous spectacle
Of staple article OF food being burned for fue
upon the teeming prairies Of Illinois and Iowa
Just now numbers Of the farmers are feeding all
the corn they possibly can to cattle and hogs
Others Of them are determined to store it away
trusting to better prices in the future.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-07
della w A hE RAILROAC LINZ.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

zzEEz On anu after MONDAY, july 9Jth
9Hls'2. toundays excepted Trains viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-07
''MoRE
BIT Cf ARA B. HEATH.

BIT CLARA B. HEATH.
The orchard boushs were lader 7ith fruit
1asrs were heaps Of gold and green.
ana red and white, on the emerald sward.
With hardly path between.
And blue.eyed boy Of summers two.
Stood looking with eager eyes
FROM his mothers face to the wondrous store,
With smile Of glad surprise.
Then his tiny apron he heaped So hish
That its contents downward rolled
ana here and there on the soft green grass
Lay the globes Of red and gold
Again be filed it and held it fast,
With dimpled hand and arm.
Then bid In the folds of his mothers robe,
As IT to be safe from harm.
But pseping out from his hiding place,
At the fruit heaped up like sand
The eager look came back to his face,
outstretched was the empty hand.
What is it. my child?" the mother snid.
Your apron is running o'er;'
But the little hand was still held out
While the rosy lips said. More"
But children Of larger growth are we!
Gods bounty doth fill the land;
Our eyes are pleased with the goodly sight
We gather with eager hands,
There Is never thought of self ishness-
Though our baskets be running o'cr;
We still look back to the treasures left,
And hold out our hands for more.
-nanch hester Duiiv Union
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-07

TIC MlNeU IrNln VIII run -ubJ ect N IFT ". lNtI-
dent to freight business, AMI will stop only al sta
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhilGdel.
ati.40 A. NJ. Leave Philadelphia at ll.0o NJ and
Wilmington at Lie p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above. leave Smyrna for Clay
ton II S5 a. m., and 7.5 p. m.. Leay Clayton 10,
SmyrnaS.4O a. m, ami 2.00 p. m., 10 make connec-
tion with trAinsto and from Dover, and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS
At TOWNSEND. with the hent County and Queen
Anne's / Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the Maryla land aud Delaware
Railroad.
At HARRINGTON. with the Junction sni Break
water Railroad.
At SEAFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR. with the Eastern shore Railroad
and Wicomico and Pocomoke Railroad.
u. y. kENSEN. Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-07
Railrusd Zines.
PhiladC mia, Wilmington ant Ss'u.
more Railroad,
&04MWN3

0LX7 HS& &0XGxU-YS S96t-Nl11v
II 2 TABLE.
W f'.f 'a astas, S
''snS.s aia.sssa s s.i.rs;as sssss's;'pns
ton with stnyna .neh Railfosd ami Maryland ala
Ea. at sesioii WIN b. rchsss1 s sd
delaware ksilro' II pelmar Win Es-ttrn stor.
i.a'irosd. At sails Nth wlcomlco and foco,aos.
ExfIh75 nEaiS s. W. M (sanl.,. .,s-g,-a to.
FsrrJvIe al ~. a.
kxfkklss TRAIN W .uj ~ r NJ n qs''s (.na.v
8atmorsaHd Wasbiug gton stop III y ..l -,t.r X ~,
!o~, Lilo sood, ,ClAymont .wimib iol New pot. stan
tou NewArX. Ekton North East, Ghatlestla i.tfs
VILE, Harye-de-Grsce. "A be rdeen O. F-lryman, -.
sleATExfEEss a.iisof MasIy ba Ma.
assa ssa ..oeens ea.i. E..a .ysq vi
h.yt.-de.ise.: tsI,ynA sIt Ma5oa;
wiLMl.s ros TRAINS
pptuE at ali Stations bet
Lay .al.ADkLIHlA a, y a.lc .s5. s"o s31
~ ,oI a.y oa ~ ant ras S F. n .r eoaase
LEAVE wlLMlSGToS .. o,.s 6.;J add .ip II zoo .o0
s..esn cue.ier .sd Pa o. sniss n.s
The 6%5 A. NJ. tram ircm Wilmington VI M c,,5usc, a..
Arsenal Juaetton BY street cars WITH tAe J 80 A M
PHILA. AND BAL 70. CAyTGAH < Z. fRAiSs,
Stopping at All stations Chester q [p.x tla ,.b =
| adelubia aud Baltimore Central ka..fSl. 49, '"-
i Leave inilsdspnia ior Port Dspoen Aanaays etc-a
chahd's Fora al leVo welne, rs. si -1t,tt ~,
days at 2-3O PnI.Ai- uhla for j.t. Ti,y,t.
~ 81 T. IN. PhIlaieiph tor OxiJrl Al % ~ n,
Wednesdays Aha Saturdays 2 81 D. a N. IA ~,
,ia'n 'ops ~ A ''"s'OL' e-'"een f4tlaJr ph,t
Leave Yi. pepos oi nadep ha snu.aFs exesE ted,
| 80 h "ea % T. u .. o1ofd ioE FnI1ai-phl. Al
6lU a. Chaiis Ford Phfl4i-uu III -
| sunday. leave Philadelphia lor UItIII ~ , ~
| leave Oxiori for fnIlii- lph!A b, nj -
| Train leaving W llmDgton a ~ a. ll and u = M
| conect A. LsnokIu junction with tlI ,u4 n, i 4
4Sl y. II. ira rs Tor Philadelphia aui tLLtusr ~.
| t;al Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS From BALr1uoEF
LEAVE WILMINGTON At lO 81 |. ~ I'm - ia d, = :,
CHESTER FOE PRILADELEHld
LEATE CHESTER at 70, 81 49, ets aIa III us , NJ
l2S, 2.+l. Al, 1851, 6,ll I 80 AMI 10 81 ST.
From Baltlmoret TO PhaieiPhis L-as. B.lttr0f. A,
-. wG n@ti, 80 4 - Erpree - /. N, hg.
| E.sss 80 q NJ EXPRESS II - T. 81 EIfr-.s,
steI psnote fott tDepositanl htei tAeil
Aeconlmodshoa antrca ron Deposit II cav Perry
vleat E II. TO rBaltmo. a 81 adl stl :,
tions.
TRAINS For BALTIhORF
Leave Chester at 1906 and 9.ll A n.,Euit3j Ps
Leave Wilmington al 1881, 2 l3 anu iU % n l.,
3.T ~
| SUNDAY TEAIEFRoN BALTlNoEE.
Leaves bstHUofeN % p NJ, stopping al AaeaoaH Perry
mans Aoelueen htVte-oe- se- Ferry We & aa'
| town. NorIn East, EIkton. Newark ttan,au Ne W
| poIt Wllmins.ou, Ci,yu.ont, Li-scc- 4uI Cn-s:-r
| u s. kENSEs. 81 p-rluteuc-rt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-07

A4AH&yaI@.a
wEsf e iSP PhfIApEIPhi,soc hfias a4ISPhH, ocr' 1872
Trains leave Depot Thirty second and Market Et..
Trains arrive s.,n ,nsHG, ne ns '. .nd
paoli Accomm odatien daily. except Sunday. $50
am, y y am. and lilo a. u. LIT pm. $40 pm.
Niagara Express daily. except Sur day. 7.30 a. u
Lock Haven and Elmira Express daily. except
N Al ta'iy. exse"t tI' sunday snau
Fast Line and Exc ESp. daily et. sundayls 40 pm.
har51urg IA as da,y: y exeSs' sunday pm
parkcsburg Train daily. except Sunday. 5SOp.m.
Cincinnati EXPRESS siaily................ go pln
apoutheTp Express daily aily"........--... 800 pm
Fscihs EHbTess daily........-.".".-" i40 pm.
Erie NAN daily Observation-Disclosures. II 40 pm.
raSii nii 3a6aay Trans. s 43 am and GO pm,
Erie Mail saturday nisht runs only to " wiiiiam.poft
For Emigrant Exrres. Tain. leaving lo.5O p. IN.
atstd New fork 81 x SiSsssoS S1skst ~, BY o"p'n'
fl[ss s e5 aaa GT5 5 sG and dna G 1ss s and
EWm,sEant Wa Tram i.I Tor New York. 4 ;3op m.
VA Way ! rams 10 tor Bristol, 625 and lO.0 am.
Way Irain ior iiolmesburs and Bas,leton, 500 IN.
sgS gS OK sunday Trains. 7.2' a NJ. 6-45 N. and
o. IN l,sin connects at Trenton for Lambert
vile and "a{ ES SIaIisnsii a y,n.iox nrpor
lloluie burg u Bustetou. % N, L. 30 I,15 m.
Nay Train for New Brunswick ........... 40 N.
Xiress lralns tor Trenton. 30 10 and 40 and
80
Way Trans for Trenton, 1000 IL, %, 500 and
l,U' ! N.
FOR BkLGlDEkEi5' DIVISION. o1V'D'm' :
Express tor Trenton. Lam mbertville. Easton Scran
ton, &c ..3u "A hi.
Way Train TO Lambertyille Pen min gton ID 60 am
E,press i"r Trenton. Lsm6ertville, kaston, Scran-
Accom-. tor Beldidere and Pennington. 52Opm
MARKET STREET FERRY.
Amboy Division.
/ Accommoda. for New York via Amboy, 6.3Oam.
Way Trans Tor Trenton. 500 and 1900 IN, ~ 90
! noon and 40" $40 and 00pm.
Accommodation tor New York via Perth Amboy
! 10 ''
/ Aecomn Tor New York via Jersey City. 3Gopm
way Tram tor rBurliugtCn.............. s ~ d m
1 " ay Trans tor Bordentown. sCoanl II 30 D IN
fSpress rains Tor LoLg Branch d. 80 a IN and o.
- III
! Exp. frairsior IIightstovn, $50 IN and 800 o m
EXlre Trans Tor Penberton Long Branch and
4 I'D. southern ami Iuckcrton Railroads, Z 30
N and ..i5 IL. -
I Ny lralns tor NJ. Holly, IL 50 andll.80
! W ny Iralns for Pemberton, 1870 a H. 45 OD an
| =. y 7 IN,
sleeping Car Tickets for the West can be had m
aiIllcat' at the Ticket ONCE eol Chestnut street
/ and at the Depot, Thirty second an 1 Market Sts
| tor and denver Baggage the Depots. Orders vii
I receive prompt attention. and Railroad lime Card
! can also be obtained az me following
TICKET OFFICES no. IS chss,au ch,nu, s,res,'
(So. ll6 Market street,
! and at the Depots and Ferry named above
j. J.CAsSATT. General Manager
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-07
fora hoInesreao IN the West,
fora honesreao IN the West.
A% IL M ,ss&17E - - S 9@E
PEkNSYl iAhiA CENTRAL r. e.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
X x IL 7 T s BU Rl.
AID L.. places IN The Wes:, Southmssi a..
Ner.trtst
.F Tux SHORTEST AND BEST RourE,%

ThiSline ford unequal ed n ducements per
sons desiring cheap and rs passage to III
West and deserves particularly the atten tion of al
such As desire TO avail elves of the Homesea
Bill passed by the last Congress.
The PENNSYLVANIA Gentral Railroad, with its cor
meeting lines Is By Isl miles the shortest route To
Chicagean otherpromnen tn laces in the W est and
l. also the quickest. cheapest ahd best route to Al
prominent places IN the Southwes and Northwest
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and air
Passenger Cans furnished with cushioned seats with
moycahle backs, watertanks stoves, in Winter ana
WIZ sueh her conveuiences as are requisite for to
comfort ~ families.
Tnroach tIcketsa sold 70 oallrrominent placesit
the usual first class fare.
Children under nye years old free, and children
between the ages OF tive sudtwelyL years pay lalt-
price,
Bsssase checked and fo-warde ed by the sme train
with the passengers, Eightyp pounds baggage car
.:ei free 70 every full passenger.
The train leaves dali. except sundays and ticket
must eprocured and baggage delivered at the Office
Ne. llo Market street, by o'clock, p NJ
By addressing the uudersi gn ed he will forward
return OF mail. free otcharge. circular containing
complete price list, map, correct copyc.
Homestead Law, a nd give such other information
may be desired. FRANCIS FUNK, Agent
ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
No. llo Market Street, Philadelphis
pti'adsiphia' June -. lsSfs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

STUMP PuLLERs.- Several of our citi.
zens arc going in, we are informed, to
Inc business OF manufacturing and sell
ing stump pullers, an agent having
Deen here several days. selling ounty
rights, and demonstrating the utility OF
his machine by practical tests. 1t is un-
questionable n good thing. Messrs. Isl
dore Shoemaker and Henry Berger have
bought The right to manufacture and
sell them in Dubois county, and have
already engaged several to farmers
Messrs. John Troxlcr and Anthony
hraus have bought the right of Pike
county, and will shortly try to sell ma
chimes there. Messrs. A. j. McNerny
ana Jcchim have bought Spencer coun-
~ and Messrs. Charles Egg and An
drew Klein have bought the right OF
Crawford county, SO we will shortly
nave plenty Of stump puller agents
starting out from here. We wish the IN
luck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

FOUND DEAD-On Wednesday a W O.
wan wa found deadat the side of tho
Sciirakcr school house, on the New Al.
Dany road. and a investigation Nveal.
the following circumstances: She wa.
the wiie-of u Mr.. Raschc. who live.
;.bou; half a mile from The school house,
was about 45 or so years old. and has
oeeh partially insane for a year or two
des'rihS TO commit suicide frequently
She left home Saturday afternoon. and
her friends were in search Of her on
sunday, but she was not found until
Wednesday. 1t is supposed she froze "a
death. The coroner held an inoues,
yesterday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

nxSTos rsRRsrxs. No..
Ap-il 20. lssr.
Ds. JaES BrLr.-near Sir. Knowing the efficiency ~
your Sarssnsriila and the hea!in. and beneficial quail
ties IL possesses. I send you the soiloxias statement 81
ms case.
! was wounded about two wears seo-wsststen pris-
oner ana confined for six months. Reinc moved - Of
tea. INV wounds have not healed vet. I have ret sat m
. q moment since l was wounded. | am shot through the
HRS NJ general health IL impaired. and | nerd some
thing 20 assist nature. have no-s faith in your Sar-
ssparills than awning else. ! wish the' 20 he eeug-
inc. Please express me half a dozen bottles and otiiee
CarrAiE C.. p. JOHNSON.
ST LorTs. no.
?. s.-rhe foilo~ ing was written April 3cih. 1856
Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson:
ia. Joax BriI-Dear Sir: NJ husband. nr. C..
johnson. was = skiiifgi surgeon aud physician in Centre
View York. where be died. leaving he above {. Z
johnson 20 NV care AT thirteen years Of age he had a
car.nie disrrh-a and ~serofaia. for which ! gave your
II cured him. have for ten yesrs re
comm ended IL 70 many in view York. Ohio sIt lows. for
scrofCla. fever sores. and general debility. Perfect
success has attended IL. The cures effected in some
cases OF scrofala and fever sores were alno-, miraculous
I am very anxions for nv son 20 again have recourse 20
your Sarsapsrilla. He u fearful of getting q s,rrions
article. hence his writing to you for IL. His wounds
were terrible. but ] believe be will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

TNheproprietorofthis celebra ted m edieinejusil claim.
II FORT "a superiority over all remedies everoaerel the
public for the sAvE cIsrsI> AND rsEs AsEsT cure c@ AsIe
and Fever, or Chins and Fever. whether Of short Or long
standing. Ne refers TO the entire Western and South
western country to bear him testimony 10 The truth ~
the assertion. that Ia no case whatever WILT fail Il cure.
IL the directions ARE strictly followed cu'. In q great
many cases a single dose has been Sufficient fer a cure.
and whole families have been cured Nv a single bottle
with a perfect restoration ~ the general health. II is
however. prudent. aid in every case more certain 20 cur.
IL its use j. continued in smaller doses for q week or fy o
after the disease has been checked. more especisiiv In aif-
ferlt and oug-sfAniing cases. Usually. this madeleine,
will not require any aid io keep the ioweisin good order
should the patient. how ever. require a caihariic medi-
cine. after havin- taken three or four do-e- of The Tonic
. single dose a. BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

CHRISTMAS GlFr.-This joyful exc.a.
nation OF the rough little folks will nc.
sound on the air, and greet the ears OF
our literally disposed citizens many
times next week, When You hear il Just
remember that kucblcr < Broiz have
prepared for The occasion. and have got'a
big lot OF nice things 10 crafty the taste
and sight OF those intending 0 give
and make the heart glad. Go and sc,
their stock.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OFCOuNrERrrIrs,

'"''uS I"hie syrup has been counterieilsd. ant
the counierfeiter trough, to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have 'Dr. John Bulls prIya,,
'a"'p on eaeh bottle DIR. John Rull only hss the RICH
to m manufacture and sell the original John Smiths Toni.
syrup OF Louisville, Kentucky. Examine well the labe
." e'ch o"''ie' " my private stamp is not on each
"o"'e no NOT purchase. or you will be deceived
see my 's'"n'ii advertisement, and my show card.
WIZ prosecute any one infringing ON my right. The sens,
inc smiths Tonic syrup can only be prepared by my.
self.
Tue PrBLIc's SERVANT.
, DIR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville. Kentucky y, May 80, ls72.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

SARSAPARJLLA

Read the following ey;rac. Of q letter from H-s
Rivers. wife Of Reverend DIR. Rivers. enc of he moe
learned. eloquent. ard popular Ministers Of the Netto-
dist Episcopal Church. and " ho is at present stationed
al Broad~a y Church, Louisville. Ky.
Louisville. Kr.. Oct. 8, lse3.
DR.. Joas Brii-Dsas slE: Many hanks 10 yoa sr
.he medicine Won have 20 kindly given me. / hs,e
been a great ~ ierer for wears. ann had the advice 81
various physicians. Some pronounced my spine. sore
NY lungs and some my heart to he the sect ~ ray
disease. lhsse been burnt. blls-erea and eurpsd until |
hsd become i;shesrtenef Several very eminent pbysi
Clans wh" examined ms spine informed ne mat was
thresteues with paralysis or arpoplexy any day. aud
perfect ho-ror of mat. and was hesiisiirg gboni having
one inserted. when yoI kindly sent me your sarsaps-
rilla which I Immediately begun to take three times.
day. had suffered terribly Nth = rosf scufe pair in
the right ,i6e Of nv head. especially when would
read or write for any length Of time. and rising 30 rr
feet I wonii he perfectly blind fo- several minutes .rd
would hsv. 20 hold 80 something 20 prevent isiIiug
l am most happy TO inform you that the pain IN nv
hesi IL entirely relieved; ! .rfsr hot seldom with ny
spine ani then not 40 scn'eiy. Ny srpsiiie il good
indeed fs- the first time in ny life ! enjoy ny dinner
more than any neal during tn. day.
You kirfir sent re fnlr bottles again last nj ght. and
began again 'his morning. and | hor~ 90 be entirely
relieved. Please aeeep; my heartfelt thanks and best
wishes
Very truly your most grateful .-i.nd.
y. 3 c. RIvrKs.
I glsrsn,ee to he genuine ard written by the person.
whose name hey hear.
~, nnt suffer yourself to ~ imposed IN. Dent he
lirssn swsv after new ana fcfh.frl experiments. Don
risk your hesi;h Nv letting novioes eSperinen; upon
lyon w.ih-,hei, irs-h-
NJ s.r-ap,r:ri hs. .to~e ~. i.s. FIR .~-n.y-rr.
wears. il is sriit ;he sarssparii's - the dav. sud ~ ~.
age. towering ever all Others in popularity AID IL.
lucrative ~qa.i'iss.
o'h-r eV;-sc,' y ssr~,p.-'ri.. so-c,IisS- Rer~nisr IL
is ~. Jahs aiii's sarsararlia. ~ Louisville. ~. th.'
il tie % and ri able remedy FIR impurities ~ ~.
Al""d and 'ercfalc- Affections. Always bear ths; in
mind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

W The old reliable furniture dealer.
Mr.. J. Allies, has brought on IA lot OF
new chairs, Of several varieties, and
now has good selection OF furniture of
all kinds. Give him a call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

That king Of tcrrors. the EHluvia Mias.
matica or malarial poison. so long on its
victorious march throughout the fairest
portions of our country, has mt last sue
cninbed and found its master and after
many a hard fought battle in the rackcd
and fcvcr-parchcd bodies Of men, wo-
men and children. now trails its dark
hammer i'm the dust before the use Of DR..
Wilhoft's Great Anti Periodic. the most
reliable. safe and speedy cure known for
ellis and Fever. COngestivc Chills, Bill
lions Fever and all other diseases OF
kindred nature.
Every family should have il. because
il Is a family medicine: every family
shonld use II because il is as safe for
children rs for adults; and every family
should buy il. because il is cheap com
pared with all other chill mixtures ii n
big bottles that contain perhaps more
water than medicine, and which if not
dangerous are as worthless for good as
for evil.
The Celebrated Argyle Bitters. made
Of true Calisaya bark and pure old Bour-
bon. arc the safest, most pleasant and
most refreshing Biiters now known, and
have stood the test for twenty wears. q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

III From appearances il would seem
that one OF u young attoriies LA.
played liobb with the matrimonial
chances OF the other, who is now mourn.
ing that the braces were Knocked from
under his rival so quick. Go in, again
Faint heart" &c.
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Ers,t hEs. Horace Waters.
! ugeat UaHi 461 BROADWAY, n. Y

viii dispose 81 NEW PIANOS M~EIODEONS and or.
six first class makers. including Waters ri
very low price for cash. or part cash. and balance
in sur MI monthly insiailmenfs. New ! octave first clasl
PIANOS. modern In prevemcnts. for o2S5 cash. Nov
ready a c0NCERTO PARIOR ORGAN. the most beau.
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lalogues mailed. Sheet Hssie so MHsh NsssAsoots~
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

OF We take pleasure in calling the nj.
tcniion of our agricultural fricnds 10 the
North Western Farmer. published al
indianapolis. Under the present nam.
agement il is steadily improving and i.
well worthy The support OF every Indi.
ANA farmer. A valuable premiums or
fered to all who subscribe before Jsnua.
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We VIII furnish The Farmer with cur
paper for s. 80.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

If the "horsc epidemic" kills of
many Of the horses of the country, will
not the CoLr Manufacturing Company,
at Hartford. be obliged te Increase their
facilities in order TO supply their place +:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

TIE South Bend schools are closed
for want Of wood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

No PAPER. --Fecling that printers,
like every one else, are ntitled TO a lit
tie holiday, no paper will be ISIS ucd from,
this office next week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

TT Slip ups or slip downs-wc don't
know which il should be c~allcd-wcrc
numerous On our streets this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

~ The Cairo and Vi~ncenncs Railroad
IL completed.