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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-21

SORE THROAT, CoUGH, COLD, and sim.
lar troubles, if suffered to progress. result in
serious pulmonary affections, oftentimcs in
curable. " Brorn's bronchial 7roches" reach
directly the seat of the disease. and give
almost instant relief-[Com.
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1T IS A RARE thing that physicians give
any countenancc to a medicine. the manufac-
iure OF which is a secret. About the only ex-
c,eptioi we know of il Johnson's Anodyne
Mntment. This, we believe, all indorse, and
many OF them use it in their practice with
great success. ICON
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-21

USE DooLEY's YEAST POWDER if YOU
relish light, sweet, wholesome Biscuits, Rolls.
Pastry, &c. Your grocer sells it. Full weight
and strength.-[Com.
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OLD MEN, young men, but not maidens,
should wear the Elmwood Collar. The men
will look well and the maidens will see they
do.-ICom
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The Pope has received lNrse from
friends in New Orleans.
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1T MIGHT have BEEN" q, y. p: - !.

OF some one two rascally publishers to promise
elegant framed cngravingsto subscribers and send
none. The star Spanglea Banner promis lee, ana ft
sends ut once, one Of Prangs best 16-tint genuine
chromos-free, prepaid. In addition, you receive
alarge Ledger size tllu strated paper whole YEAR
all for 81: Why condemn all because one cheated
your Why condemn any one UNTIL You KNOW
f,r 10 years. Every newsman sells II. We refer 10
All the great News Co.'S, to Oliver Ditson Co. e
papers or Publishcrs The Rogues' Corner exposes
Hum bugs Quacks, and Swindlers. It saves money
10 the public. While we attacked and slaud r
Ga BY rogues, rascals and thieves, we give YOU Z
large FAMILY paper, chrome uneQuafed, ali for
One Dollar. We guarantee satisfaction, or We rive
you your money Only One Dollar. Specimens
cents. Agents wanted. Complete "Outntn FREQ.
DO you dare to try IL for 1872 II co. send your
dollar and secure papers for whole year Address
Star Spaugled Banner, Hinsdale. N h
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-21

W. WHILE WAITING ron A CouoH "to 90 "A n CANA
bet,as' e oiten sowing the seeds Of Consumption.
turs -. y q once Or. Jaynes Expectorant, 5 sure
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THEIRS will collect and publish his
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HV1 W otn'H C1nC1nnatl, O
SOLDIERS BOUNTY,

soldiers enlisted between May 9TH and AuNust
eth 1851 for three years, and never received boun-
~, can now obtain IT,; also those who failed 20
apply for the additional bounty. Address, with
stamp, b. y. BROWN. q CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaiuts.

Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary AMI Womb diseases Gravel. pisbetea
nIopsy. stoppaee 81 Water, Incontinence OF Urine,
Br ghs Disease, Albuminuria and la all cases where
there are brick dust pvsits or tho water is thick
cloudy mixed with substances like the white o an
Egg orihreads ike white silk. there IL morbid,
resis, and when there Is prickine burning senss-
non when passing water. and pain In the Small OF the
Back aud along the Loins.
Tumor Of IL Years. Growth Cured by
RAILWAYS II ESOLvENT.
PRICE $l.O0 PER BOTTLE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26
The TAX Rate

OF PhiIaaslpha a shows Nhat Il ldical extravagance
has done for the people OF HAT city during the
eight or ten years they have had entire control OF
it-secured and held 10y frauds upon the ballot
boxes. The estimate for expenses for 1874 has
lust been published aud amount 10 Is, 500 Il;
requiring tax OF ~ per cent, or 81 90 on the
500 TO raise sufficient revenue to carry the city
through the year. THIS Is what follows, and has
always followed in the wake OF party that /;
kept in power after 1t has been proved to be cor
ruPt and extravagani, Only suoh corrupt men
will dare to do what has been done In Philade,-
phia to hold their places of power. 1t is known
aad admitted by the best citizens Of both partie
that the elections held there have not been deter
mined by a fair and honest vote-that tho most
outrageous frauds have been perpetrated by the
Radical party through a system Of appointing
election cfioers known TO he men Of notoriously
bad character. Ene consequence is enormous
taxes; high renls, and the removal Of many OF
the manufacturing establishments 20 other places.
Wilmington should avoid the policy of Phila-
delphia bat we fear our Councilmen are more
disposed to run Into debt ard waste heavy sums
upon useless projects, than 20 pursue wise and
judcious course of economy, whereby high taxes
may be escaped
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26

In its denial that it has shown political animos-
ity and uniform vindictiveness toward the police
the Commercial evidently runs counter TO the
truth. 1t has tried on SO many occasions to hz
some bad action upoo the police, and failed, that
nearly every one conversant with its course saw
that it was chiefly imPelled bY political animosi
ty. That it has not published the charges made
By $. n. Harrington ESQ containing the afii1aYiu
Humphrey Morrow aad FraDl, A. Taylor is true oi
and 1t does not dare deny it. 1t is also true that
it did publish the opposite side of this controvcr
sey, which has grown out OF the Post-OfIice de
talcation squabble. From this scandalous affair
two eliques have arisen, one operating to get thC
Office cleaned out and the ether TO prevent it
aud the latter clique the Commercial permitted Il
use its columns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26

Trustworthy Information has been received by
ThuEinRian residents Of New York that Ernest
Duke o. Saxe-CobuTg- -Gotha, viii arrive in that
city In the latter part of January. Duke Ernest
is the elder brother of the late Prince Consort
Albert Of England, and now in his lfty-third
year. lie is q great sportsmah, and intends to
pass about one rear on this continent He has
previously visited Egypt, Nubia and the East Ir
diea, and has published several volumes ON his
travels. The Duke who is q General in the Ger
man army. WIll be the Hrst sovereign pEinceth a
ever visited these shores. He speaks English fn
entity Is very popular with his subjects, and un.
vsEsslly respected on account Of his uaas um nj
bearing and nmiability.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26
AN INTERVIEW WITH cApTAIN rRY.
Mam Rcrors. from Havana.

NEW YORK, Nov. ga letter from Ha-
vana dated November Goth says: "There is
much talk of war with the United States The
Captain General and his military chiefs haye
had several meetings but the result of their de-
ligeraiions is not known. One thing is certain,
however that preparations for defence are being
actively made. Guns are being mounted in all
the forts around the city, but who they will get
to man them is another matter as they have no
artill, ry-men. Powder il also being supplied
and general hustle is noticed around the arse
nals. People talk warlike and express deter
minaiion to make no concessions. They say
they viii fight TO the last before they will give
up the Nrginius or any of the persons who
took part in the execution Of the crew.
The nservatiye journals have published
articles to excite the people, aud the repub-
iicsn papers joined in for fear they will moi
be considered patriotic. The statement that the
Tornado was a captured blockade runner is 10
correct. She was built in England for the
Chilian Government at the time Of the war with
Spain, and was captured by the Spanish man.
of-wsr Corona and taken into Cadiz where she
Was condemned and sold. She is fine vessel
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26

tits your ndvantsge 10 buy where you can find
the largest stock At the Lowest prices remainder
Adams y Bro. Is the psaes, &c Markst street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26
PEACE or WAR :?

While the Washington dispatches to the Phlla-
telphia papers arc moro favorable TO peaceful
solution Of the Cuban outrage. The dispatch TO the
New York Heratd represents ihc Cabinet TO be
more active than ever in prep lring for forrnida-
ble war with Spain. 1t is impossible to tell which
is the most Il, be relied upon. While it is hoped
that war may not be the result, II is the duty Il
the Government 10 be ready for the worst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26
Great nrI,atn tn Ashanree.

LONDON, Nov. 2G.-4.30A A. M.-Despacbes
from General Wolseley, commanding the Ash
antee expedition, condemn the native auxilliar-
les as worthless. The Ashantees ale in full re-
treat. Their main column, however, is within
easy march of the British camp. Yet the
General Il unable TO overrtake and attack them
owing 70 khe tardiness and cowardice of his ma.
tise anxiliaTies. He complains Of the humili.
ating position in which be is placed in conse-
quence Of being compelled to depend upon such
help.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26

A Word OF THE AMERIcUs CLUB.-We
desire TO direct the Americus Club TO the atien-
tion Of all young men who desire TO become
members of social political association. The
Americas club is jusI the one 5Or such men 70
Join. Although political, the Americas is moi
secrslarian and men ofall religions predilec-
tions are welcome 10 become lis members
Composed IS II is Of active young Democrats,
the club will do good work in The State cam
pagu of 1874 ami We hope the young men
VI the city will rally 20 lie fankS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26

Cabinet council was held at Madrid on Mo-
day, at which The note TO be sent 10 the Govern
meut OF tie United States w,s under considers.
ton. 1t IL denied that the Spanish government
is disposed 10 submit the Virgsuius question to
The Emperor Of Germany Tor arbitration.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26

We bear good deal cf an elastic creuey, but
nothing that seems TO more nearly meet the Ie
quiEcment Than that suggested by correspond
ent TO the Journal Of Commerce which is ct once
simple and tfiicacious; it is this-print all tie
money on Iudia rubber No one can say that VIC
should not then have an elastic currency.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26
- .

The London T,n,os Of this morning speak
hopefully of peaceful solution of the Erginiu,
question The Do'ly Mems says it is rumoret
that the ultimatum OF the United States wouldb
equivalent 10 a Geclautien 4 war.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-26

The ILLUSTRATED RURAL REoIsTER.-LutheT
Tucker & Son, publishers of the Country Gentle
man, have issued their ILLUSTRATED Annual Reg
lster Of Rural Affair."" for 1874 1t is one Of The
most useful Almanacs that is published, and con-
tains q vast amount Of valuable reading matter
which cannot be found elsewhere so we'll compiled
and conveniently arranged 1t is worth more
than double its cost to any family, and should b,
put in the possession OF all the boys IN the coun
try.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-26
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For tho Week Ending Friday, January "a.
MORNING STAR OFFICE

Saturday Morning. January IS. 1873.
left the market At the ZINE %, Of eoi ,. Last r.
R%iaaline and ses 70 sOsc niadine sncs which
Rs sssn nay; e.
:ss 81 s.ss
.s. ssy
Bales h.vi1g ssndsnsy In s.vss q s.s:Ss
he o.
sssE an
q II: :s: =:
saa .as R Ss
sss
e. III
r. . re
low middne adding sse to ,sse and god
.a% ap &, - 80 E Sa aao p'' 10, '
e ia SD 1i s. sss:
&C for prime strictly prime and &C for strictly
ssss ss's $ 70
,ss@ ~ :1s g &c '''h' for
HAIETSs saaGo i: sapped At sSs Per for prime
and s1s 1877 shf ssIa = Dbl retail
| and a Wholesale at SIS 62A 10 vIS 20 POI ooL.
RIcou Shoulders quoted at d 70 S1c, eieaF "a .
aides 81 to &C. clear sdes to etc and at 10 400 iol
EAnp@Tieress cell at to eao and kegs asoa to ice
per lb. ,,,,- -. -,..S ak IA slc
per h. -,. .,s. ,ol IN I,c paz
BUrrER-we quote choice Western at IS to &c choos
Goshen At 80 to fVc and common Northern at -oo-e
| per Id. *, aud ~
| Y, cream at IT Isc per lb
PoInTRY AND Esos-Chickens selling ON the land
inc Al 81 to e. so per according sze Turkeys ts
: | 10 are. Eggs 25 to 300 per dog.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. selling 3 50 TO "a % per DOL
Onions sell at e6 81 90 Dbl Cabbages at W W
to 600 90 a box. 49, =, ,-.,,> r., v-,,,a
lsi TO 9S for good isa 10 for fair ordinary
SALT-We quote Liverpool coarse at 81 IS to 81 A. mt
So to 81 90 Der sack Table salt in pockets Lbs &c
lbs &c. ,oo.-..,,o, eor cbo,c.
western rectifed Bourbon 81 SO to S.. High wines
/ 97ic to 81. 49,. : ~, . -.. ,,o-s &, ba,ea AM
Isc in rolls Kentucky hemp and hax l5 TO loc; as
quality Domestic jute bagging lac per yard IN os'
;, IRON TEs-Are steady and firm at Il TO 9c per 10
Money Market.
. Gold 1884 to 1884 American half dollars iost 10 iioi
u MEXICAN dollars par to per ct prem in goiu o.
Stering exchange l23 to l23ii francs i6S3 70 %
Domestic exchange, to per cent premium.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-26

The great and constantly increasing patron
age bestowed Messrs- Braselman q Adan" IA due TO
the care which they sesS TO tsrVs oar
people bv proyidnR them with necessary dry GDods 4
fine quality at low prices. We have always ssSsTVed
that whenever the wholesale reports show dsens IN
prices without delay these gentlemen mark down their
goods being ahead of other dealers many days. ans
whenever there is general advance In prices 'ne
keen down prces for weeks others have increased
their rates. Everyone that there has recently
been n general advance in prices. yet in notice else
where Rraselman & Adams announce that they vii
continue to sell at the old rates. From long list w
SOLICIT the following good Al cotton l23 sents Oac
kid gloves twenty-five cents purple prints ten cents
good dress goods twenty-five Genus.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-26

LOUISIANA SAVINGS BANK.-It is gratifying
70 even in these hard times the thrifty and
onoical habits Of people enable them to lay
s.ido msthing the time of sickness and want IL
Ahould como theEn The statement OF this insuto-
tiop which deserves careful reading appears on our
1nb pase It shows that s2I5, OsI A are laid by in
a,all suns In the sayngD department where interest
ut tho rate Of ak per cent is allowed on al depostS'
That the Institution cold basis il evidenced by
two fscts-Ist assets which principally In such
shape as to be made available at any moment amount
to Se7o 6O3 So 3D. managers amongst our bes'
man nueh As Mr. Thomas, of the firm of FOlger Co,
Mr. Bronson, of stAnard, Bronson Co.. and MT j. b
Walton late U. S. Treasurer and Administrator o.
Finance Tho Bank ia open Saturdays from to r
NJ to accommodate working people
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-26

NEW BooKs-We invite attention to the ad'
vertisenent Of Messrs. Ivison. Blakeman Taylor
Co., announcing several new works for lssa These
worAs which therein enumerated, will be found
Invaluable by Ell engaged in training the young Idea
how to shoot" Mr.. T. Motoney. the very energetic
and gentlsmanIy agent for the States Of Louisiana
Mississippi Alabama and Texas will be pleased to give
all information concerning these and Other
works of the house he representa- His address Is u
Camp street. New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-26

eccleSiasticsl jurisdiction over the Catholic
commanities IN tho Empire. IL distinctly
regards its deposition of the Armenian
prelatss and its reeognition OF tho intraaeis
power, and Nahomet Ruschdi Paaha, tho
new Grand Vixier, who wae the hfss 70
discover thatthe Bali Reuerssrss. was an
Sncroachment On sthe 6ultan'e rights, haa
nov advised Ais master to take STEP onl
moro open hostility to the Holy See than
the Perte Iaaa vet ventared on. Abouttw
months ago the Holy. Father deigned %
write to the Sultan himself, demonstrating
that the Bull ia question could not possibly
contain any thing deregatory to his sover,'
organization of the Christian Church, and
demanding as an act of simple Justice
| permission for Mgr. Hassoun to return to
| his See. The answer of the Sultan is in
| effect direct refusal to accept the bull
which, by the way, he had already accept
ed and solemnly ratified by his recognition
of Mgr. Hasseun's election-and also to
consent to the reinstatement of the Patri-
arch. 1t would appear to be the settled
determination of the Porte entirely to sep.
arate the Catholic communities from all
dependence on the Holy See, by putting
an end. so far az it can, to the confirmation
Of episcopal elections, for 1t MAINTAINS
that these elections concern no one but the
people and the government, in the case Of
Catholic as ell as in that of schismatical
communities. The German and othe,
\ ~Liberalistic Catholics who at the time Of
j the, Council started the opposition which
has ended in the present schisms, may nov
take fuli> credit for their work, for thu
:. Grand Vizier 10 alleged to quote them a. Al
! authority, arguing that the Pope's elaim
, to jurisdictions are disallowed even In Ceth
olic countries. In order to be consissens
. the Turkish Government is obliged to giv'
I q similar support to the disafeeted aaonl
7 the schismatic communities, and when tn
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-26

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTs.-We ask the
special attention of readers to tho advertisements
of MI b j. west dealer in agricultural implements
plantation hardware and machinery MI. west 10
probably the most extensive dealer in this line in the
Southwest has the agency for all the most cele-
brated engines sugar mills cotton gins, PoWs ETC.
Our country friends who stand in need of any OF the
many labor saving Implements now in use throughout
the land should at once communicate with call on
Mr. West at his magnificent three story brick sorei
Nos. lis and III Magazine street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-26

Take Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t will re-
move all unpleasant feelings and make you WELL Fr''
pared only by j. II. Zeilin & Co.. Macon, Ga.
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Elisa Despres; or, Lbs 1'neo .,,s
-Ti.t sent by mail p''"S'
All the Books pai receipt Of the f p.l0 on
Descriptive Catalogue sent r.tDO oil Pubi.Hsr'
Al the Of the t ssT EaSaSd '"I Ss
O0s si'fSsHs tt sss ana
and Devotiopal Works, in e'e''
See our Catalogue. >- coCIETl
THE CATHOLIC PUBLlCAiio ,.,nt
LAWRENCE KEHoE, General AgS- YoRK
WARREN STREET Ne"
All the '0''' c. D. ELDER, B 300 sgRr'r
1874 'A New on'''' La
ses tjei73
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-26
FRANCE

The Nantes Riot.-In the Assembly the
last day was marked by debate or "Incl-
deI5tn Of some interest. 1t had reference 70
the riots at Nantes when the pilgrims re-
turning from Lourdes were maltreateo ny
an organized rabble. 1t was the Lett that
brought it on, for NJ. de la Rochelle, VINO
ba6 an interpsllation on the subject, with
dreINit, announcing that the Minister OF
| the Interior had informed him that the
Mavor of Nantes NJ. Leloup, whose conduct
vas complained Of, had been dismissed, and
th~t stilI more complete satisfaction would
he given to the petitioners. M. dc Goul-
| ord Who was present, confirmed the state
n,ent nv his silence and it was understood
| that the further satisfaction alluded to con-
S;stoS in the intended removal of the Per
feet also The matter then dropped, but
later on in the sitting, n. Brlsson (os the
Left) came in, and as the Chamoer wac
about to rise mounted the trioune, ano
declared that NJ. Thiers's defence OF the
Mayor when he said that "pligrimages haG
not got naturalized among French customs
and that "the facts had been exaggerated,
iustifed his astonishment at the measures
now adopted. He took no notice OF the
Rishop of Nantes effective contradiction
of III, Theirs representation OF the msGGer
hut enlarged on the sanctity impaired Ve
MAYORS by universal suffrage, ana the
T weakness of the Government which was
sacrificing a public functionary to party
in the Assembly. This brought ont NJ, u'
Goulard himself who stated energen
cally that he had had the honour Il
begin his administration OF the hom'
Office by measure of public order ant