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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-18
"unreean.lrnelea Drumming, o
lFrom lhe AednIIn Zimmerman

lf''" 'iiNfFNNNlih bNiilhtlNll
The -, Louis Globe aud other Rad
Teal organs seem deeply exercised
about the 'unrecOnslructod Democ
ucy.n These same papers have per-
siStently declared, for 4 ycar or more,
that the Democratic party was too
dend 10 skin, Now that the Demon.
racy have proven, In the most unmis-
tNlieaOle manner, that the party Is full
Of vital energy, these sell-same gentle
men fall back on their "loyaly,h and
claim that our party is 'unrcconstruct-
ed" This Is all right, and in the Rad
ical SENSE Of the term we accept their
statements as true,
The Democracy need no reconstruct
ing, and we are glad Of Il; our grand
old party H. Just right without any
change, aud these gentlemen who
seem so greatly exercised about tho
present status Of the Democratic party,
may ~ well turn their attention TO
"home" matters,
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Ar an adjourned meeting Of the
California ana Texas Railway Con
struction Company stockholders, held
in Philadelphia the 3Oth of October, II
resolution was unanimously adopted
providing for the sale TO the company's
own shareholders, at low rates, OF the
company's bonds, etc, to insure the
proper construction and completion Of
the road, We have not yet been able
to learn anything further regarding the
suspension OF this company, but we
presume II Is only temporary, rs the
stockholders represent an immense
amount Of individual capital, and the
liabilities are compa ratively small.
Jefferson Democrat.
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We draw Sight Exchange on NIL parts Of
Europe, and transact general banking hu,
Ancss, HSl'iJ
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ROUsSEL a. PATTEN.
ELoR il M O "

The GREAT FAVoRITE Sewing Machine.
We advocate and respectfully present some
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10 all who use or contemplate purchasing
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out stopping the machine, II Will darn
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IL undeniable that II has many advantages
which no machine without the reversible
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II nses thread directly nom small spools,
long exclusively TO the FLORENCE, 1t has
the exclusive use 81 the best hemmcr max.
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gathers, ctc,, without basling, IL makes
gather and sews ittoa band ~ ono operation
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2l7dlm6w3m Gen, Agt MA 'io ieA"s'
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THE DAILY HERALD.
J, w. swlndolls & Co., Publishers.


THE DAILY HERALD rs published eyon
mprmns uArrpl Monday, al sli a Year M
nhNnnrr salur alA months u furnnpinnnth,
w rrhh lnE one week. single copies, ID
gruts,
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD wilI b. pub.
lishal every Saturday morning, Ruhstrip.
liuui l9t1 per nnnnmj al.H Tor siX months.
plARuir Ia advance, NJ subscription taken
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iur riuii subs qutni insertion,
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at hllf advertisement rUtes,
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N Dw FIR MI
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Bank, for GREAT BARGAINS In dry goods,
clothing, boots ana shoes, gents furnishing
ana ladies' fancy goods, etc.
We Intend Ia close out our entire stock aud
shall sell the following goods NJ advertised
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-19

OF Holiday Attractions in great a.
bundance will be found in the January
number of The Model Parlor Magazine
and valuable premium to each sub
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a set of resolutions have been drawn
up by Mr.. NJ. 10th. mem Der of the Board
OF Trade, which will be presented by
him al the meeting of tie Committee on
Finance and Taxation Tomorrow. His
plan OF bringing back specie payments
includes some novel features. lie pro-
poses that Congress DC memorialized 10
the following effect: That one hundred
thousand men be enlisted as miners.
equipped as such. and sent TO the gold
and silver regions of the West and
South there to dig the precious
metals these the Government will turn
into specie and store in the Treasury
vaults, until an amo unit is on hand equal
TO that represented by the greenback
circulation. When this is done, the
Government paper is to be called i'll,
and specie payment resumed in earnest.
Mr.. 10th holds that if every dollar III
metal costs dollar in paper to produce,
it will still be putting dollar of value
i'm place of one of worthless rags. Be-
sides this, the army of miners will draw
with it an immense population 10 those
parts of the country now uninhabited,
strengthening the frontier as.well as
drawing off the surplus workers of the
thickly settled parts. Cincinnati y. =
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SHERIFF'S SALE, G.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir-
~ the Of an Execution issued from
the Office of the Clerk of the Dubois
Circuit Court. and TO me directed.
will proceed TO offer for sale at public
auction. to the highest bidder. for cash in
hand. at the door of Court House OF
Dubois county, Indiana, in the town OF
Jasper, on
SATURDAY,, January 81, 1874.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and o'clock, p. N. of said day, the rents
and profits for n term not exceeding
seven years of the following described
real estate situated in Dubois county,
State OF Indiana, to-wit:
The north west quarter of the north
west quarter, and the north half OF the
south west quarter Of the north west
quarter. all in section twelve (12), in
township No. two "a south Of range
! No. three west, containing sixty acres,
more or less.
\ And on failure TO realize the full
amount of principal, interest and costs
called for b. said decree, l will at the
same time and place, and In like manner
sell the fee simple Of said real estate.
Taken as the property OF James
Mason, at the suit of Landalin Brosc-
mer.
Said sale will be made without reliei
from valuation or appraiscment laws OF
the State Of Indiana.
JOHN WEIKFL, Sheriff ID. c.
j. G. ScHArER, Atty.
! Dec. 18th le73.-3w.
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IVA Splendid Holiday Present for the
Juveniles Demorest's Young America
500 year, brilliant and useful juve.
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The premiums offered TO each subscriber
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Broadway, New York, Publisher.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-19

The Brooklyn Eagle made this bad
about Mr.. Kerr:
"rhe most earnest and most effective
opponent of the salary act, on either
side OF the House, was Mr.. Kerr, Of In
diana. one OF the leaders of the Demo-
cratic minority. lie spoke and voted
against the salary act. IL passed. aud he
accepted his salary rs fixed 10y law. II
Mr.. Kerr were u citizen of this state, he
would not. under resolution OF the last
State Convention OF the Democratic
party. he eligible Tor place on the State
Central Committee OF his party.
10 which the New \ ork World re-
spends: lnccmparably the abest Dem
ocrat ia the last House OF Eepres enta'
iives. il not in Congress. was Michael
e. Kerr. OF Indiana, and his defeat as q
Member AT Large from that State TO the
present House was public calamity
The high moral tone not less than IN,
intellectual breadth of Mr.. kerr's mind
which command for him such ligh cs-
teen and regard from members Of Con
gress of both parties, We're apparent III
all his public career-a career in which
we are sure his State will permit bu
this two years intermission. The Brook
lyn Eagle is right i'm saying that he was
'the most earnest and most effective OPP
ponent of the salary act on either sitt
of the House :" but it is apparently nm
aw are of the fact that Mr.. Kerr was one
of the first to send his back pay TO the
United States Treasury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-19
ELEGANT BOOKS
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.


IN accordance with the law. Public
I Examination Of persons desiring TO
teach Public Schools in Dubois county
will be held at the school house Ia
Jasper, on
FRIDAY. December Goth, 1873.
Those DESTROYS of obtaining license will
please be present on that day.
Any person desiring TO obtain license
to teach. must be thoroughly qualifio1 in
the eight branches specified by law.
Any wishing to be examined i'm othe I
than the eight branches required by law
are requested to notify me of the fact q
week prior T., the examination.
Teachers must bear in mind that un-
der the law no certificates for teaching
can be granted at private examinations,
and IL Is therefore important that they
should attend the public examination
and bring with them certificate Of NOR
al character from their respective Trus.
tees. +. r. BRUNDICK,
County Superintendent.
Dec. 18th, '73.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-19
Dubois Go. Agricultural Society

At the regular annual meeting of The
Stockholders Of the Dubois County Az
ricultursl Society. held at the Court
House. in Jasper, on Saturday, Decem-
her 9Th, 1873, the following Officer were
elected for enc year:
A. J. Gosman, President; II. NJ. Wei
man. Nice-President; Alois Giamel-
spacher; Secretary: Joseph Roelle,
Treasurer; Joseph Friedman, Superin-
tendent.
DIRECTORS.
Columbia John Dudinc, w W. Yam
dell. Harbicon-Jesse Traylor, Simeon
Bixler. Baiubridge -Thos. Dillen, 5.
Kuebler, Andrew Mchringer. Hall
Edward Buchart, A. 7. Fleming. Pa
toka L. Pickhardt, JAS. +. Spurlock.
1t was ordered by the Stockholders
that the new Directors hold their first
meeting on the ist Saturday in January
and the President earnestly requests
that all of the Directors attend, as il il
necessary to arrange business for the
coming year.
The Stockholders also passed reso.
luton requesting the Directors to EN-.
ploy suitable person in each township
to solicit additional subscriptions to the
Capital Stock of the Society, and secure
a more general interest Of the industrial
classes in the Fairs, paying the persons
SO employed per centage on the stock
subscribed.
The Secretary and Treasurer made
their ANIMAL reports, showing the Scci.
ETY. to be Aourishing and in healthy
financial condition.
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Prospectus for 1S74-1th Year.
TIE .NLsDINEr,
Al fnustrst,d scsssy yecrnsl. universally ADMITTED
10 be the rfaurfsonest Periodical in the world
a Representative and Champion Of
American Taste.


TIFF ALnrNF while issued Win oil the regularity.
has none 80 The timely interest characc rfir ~ ord-
nary perp,e- >. II ivan elegant MISCELLANY ui pure,
NCht sni gr~'efsl literature; and collection ot f|"-
ures fh- fsr~- specimens ~ artistic skill n lltNk
ird white AfiAsu each succeeding number anf Z.
fresh pleasure ~ friends. The real value % +
ana hennty ~ FHf ALDySr sfil he most fltpr'fif q
,ffsr has been bontd tp at fhe clo~e Of the yrsi
while other publication may clam superior cte n
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ALDINf - mniqle'and original eshcrnfi"n- ionn
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u anv other shape .nmhcr ~ volumes r % tt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-19

GTNew York physicians say they
nave been using Speer's Port Wine and
Wine Ditiers in their practice for years,
to the entire satisfaction of their patients
and themselves, and take pleasure in
recommending them to the public as be-
ne all that ia claimed for them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-19

~ The business men Of Cannclton
are q cormeDdabIe set. They under.
stand the vaiae of printers ink, and ex.
cmplify their kn owledgc by completely
appropriating to their use all the space
~ enc Enquirer. 20 that there il no room
LETT for news of any kind. or literary
mtltcr. We SUPPOSE il pays Lige well
but its well for his reputation that nc
blood curdlers' happen there.
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TT Come onel Come all !! Eucour.
age home talent!-bring your wives
your sweethearts children, to at.
tend our "Home Concert" on Friday
next.
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WANTED. Everybody to save twenty.
five cents for the Concert, next Friday
Evening.
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asking R,essinV,"
, hetu'ifn nic'urs 'n -fsteea coiors 1920 inches
.siia a. retail fur ~ a.
"UnuS.ho'l Pets"
, h.autifnl picture IN cgi'efn colors. I2vlT rc'c
sells ~ -c'iii for ~ CO. - suh>crii,r, va 40 u'
enter clubs or other premiums have either -
the above n1rifd thromos
"Dc soto Discovering the Tissi-sirri."
rs SPLENDID picture ~ twenty conr szr 1879.
nc' ~. ana sells ct rofial fpr shUu :" 90 will pay
~ descriptions and ,niilc he subscriber - This
iai narel picu~e For Nil particular end "r sYeci.
men copies &c.
Never before we're srch favorable tr-ms offered for
securing handsome f.r,n. n, cf.cf.at value
The Enquirer Almanac & Granrcr's Msprnl Tor -
VIII he free py.rv sulscriler received sirc'
April Is ls.s Addfcs a'l '.t.rs 10
FALiAN q WcJEiN.
WOW ~ lSTl ~ Cincinnati. t'hic.
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Consumption Cured.

~ rnF trroh CatuEa,
EsTsrasp FEiEyp;
VIII yoa please inform your readers h'at ! Aiya 3
positive
CURE TOR CCN~UMrTTON
hi all disorders az iha Throat aai Lgn tnl that
u, ts use Va ny practice | have cnrcG hgntfeds 9.
eases, and viii give
$1,000 90
fpr 4 case II VIII not benefit Indeed. strong - my
faith viii send sample, free 70 any sa'ierer 20
dressing
Please show this letter % any you may Know who
-Tv Suffering from III iist tse Gnl ohhge,
Faithfully yours.
or. =. r. BURT,
60 v ,iiiam street, New York.
Nov. 2sth 1873 ON.
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u The adjourned meeting of the
stockholders of the Louisville Air Line
road' concluded It had better 90 into
bankruptcy, and so il will in January.
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Gold Pens. Pencils, satcheis. Pocket Books
EurS. SilNerwar" VI atshe-' Musical
Instruments. sowing Machines,
Ac.. s.. Ac.

We place these premiums VIII IN easy reach Of an,
Of patrons hy allowing them inier,l oninissons
a. 30 subscribers for the Weekly knqerer, AZ
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hT Persons having Gold or Silver
frames can have them set with pure
Pebble lenses, adapted TO their eyes land
need not try dozen or more Spectaclts
before they can get one to suit by con-
sulting the optical instrument, at the
NEW DRUG STORE.
Dec. 9Th, 1873
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-12
woods Household Magazine.

The June number is just book for
the family circle! Just the dear old
Household magazine we used TO greet
so gladly. The articles are not SO hea-
Wy; there are more stories; not trashy;
sensational compositions, but such as
bear throughout a strong influence for
all that is good, and pure, ana true.-
"A noticeable feature is that there is
something helpful, encouraging, COM
forting upon almost every page. A
bright face like this is needed i'll every
household. The childreu's department.
is fully up to its standard, and printed
i'll much better type. As to makeup of
magazine, we notice a great improve
ment. Temperance sorry is announ-
eed hereafter, for every number. I'll, v.
Osborne C~Tenoroon) has been recalled as
editor, and assumes the entire manage
ment. Subscription price only one dol
lar a year. Address
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
Newburgh, New York.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-12
Drunmars.

This town, also, is continually both
cred with "drummcrs," and here is
what a poet says of them:
"The drammers come down like
wolves ON n fold, their toes were'all
frosted, their noses all cold, but the
sight of their eyes for money was
clear, and so was their talent for pref
zcls and beer. Their weather peeled
bugles soon shone through the town
as they gobbled the money and sailed
it down, then took a few orders and
lit out OF here, with their heads full
OF business and skins full of beer.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-12

Abner Dunlap. ct. al. rus freDle co.
tees of the Church of Christ Court or
in Eaton, Plaintiffs. Com. Frs.
VS.: z4 ret TO sell
Sarah Thompson, ct al def't real estate
NOTICE is hereby given that the
above named Plaintiffs, on the 18th day
| of May, 1873, filed u petition IN the Of
flee of the Clerk of the Court of Common
| Pleas of Preble County, Ohio, whereby
| they asked that Sarah Thompsoil, Tai
billa Collins, Elizabeth Dunlap and
Margaret W. Brookins, be made defen-
dants thereto aud prayed the Court to
| decree a sale of the following Real Es-
tate, to wit: Being parts of the In Lots
Nos. 15l & l52 as numbered and deslg-
| mated on the original plat of In Lots of
said town of Eaton, M bounded and
described as follows, that is to say Be
| ginning at the north west corner of said
lot No. Isl being the point of intersec-
ton of Baron and Somers streets; thence
! south with said Baron street,thirty-three
(33) feet; thence east parallel with SOM
ers street fifty (59) feet; thence north
parallel with Baron street four ~ feet;
| thence cast as aforesaid forty-nine (49)
feet to the east boundary line of Lot No.
10; thence north on said line twenty
nine (29) feet to SomerS street; enc
| west with oomers street to the place Of
beginning. Slid Trustees further ask
that the money arising from said sale be
| ioaifed and the Interest used in support
of said Church Mt Eaton, or elsewhere as
the surviving members thereof may deem
proper, the principal onlyto be used in
buying or building, unless after a period
of ten years the'slrviving members shall
| deem it more conclusive to the wei are
of their society TO donate it to other
| Churches belonging to their organiza-
| ton elsewhere. Said de endants are no.
| tilted ttat said cause will be or hearing
at the nextterm of the Courto Common
Pleas, beginning June 16, 1873.
ABNER DUNLAP
J. p. BROOKINS, Trustees.
JACOB E. KRUG. 1zs4s e.
BY r. w. QUINN, Atty.
Attest, w. d. Quinn, Clerk,
BY B. Larsh, Deputy; nso
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-12
CLOSING OUT

The undersigned, having determin-
ed to change his business, will sell
out his entire stock of Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gaps, No
lions, Hosiery, Gloves, &c., without
regard to cost. 1t will pay every
body wanting CHEAP GOODS, to
call and exam inc his stock. The
Goods must be sold. No hnmbu9ass
+. JOHN r. McLEAF.
Eaton, May g, 1873.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-12

What a happy and biissful state of
things it would be if the temperance
men who voted for Mr.. Grant could
only stop the Germans from drinking
their lager on Sunday In that case
we would have on the one hand a
whole community of sober Dutch
men-on the other a drunken Presi-
dent! Wouldn't that be a long stride
forward for the party of "great moral
ideas! y
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-12
TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William IL. Norton, while residing In
Brazil as r. Missionary, discovered in tn 1t land of
me lici..as n remedy for Consumption, Scrofula.
Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Nervous
Weakness. This remedy has cared myself after all
otier med; c:nes had failed.
: WIS hing to benefit the suffering, 1 will send the
recipe FOR PREPARING an't using this remedy TO all
who desire it FIRES OF CHARGE.
Please send an en- ve.ope, with your name and adj
dresson 1t. Address.
Rev. WILLIAM
6i6 Broadway,-z a.
New York CITY,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-12
Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining in Eaton Q OLice
unclaimed June 10. 1873:
WIN Chamberlain George Campbell;
B f Grimes; Miss Hannah Hart; Z
Kelley; VIM Lindsey; Daniel Mellon;
Mrs Maria Malone; John d O'ConneH ;
Harvey Ormsby; Mrs Elizabeth Reed,
DIR : B JudNins; Abraham TroIre; VIM
.esling. Inquire for advertised letters.
BENZ. NEAL, p. M.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-12
A GA R,D

s AioIcrlyualn, white residing in South America,
as missionary, discovered q safe and simple RENE
d. for lie Cure of Nervous Weakness. Early Dc
eayy Disease OF the Urinary aud Seminal Organs,
aId Lac who's train of disorders brought on 10y
baneral amt vicious habits. Great numbers have
been cureG ,bytliis noble remedy Prompted bFsn
d.sire 10 benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, i
will send the receipt for preparing and using this
medicine, in a seated envelope. to any one who
Address, Isl T.INMAN,
Station D, bible House,,
e--+e =ta E.- s. SN1 III New York CITY